FY06-07 Annual Report - Hudson Valley Community College

Transcription

The Hudson Valley
Community College
Highlights 2006–07
continued from page 7
The new campus quad
is highlighted by the
Dr. Frank J. Morgan Jr. Clock Tower.
Hudson Valley Community College, Foundation
Receive $912,672 in Charitable Support in 2006-07
Contributions funded scholarships, academic programs, endowments
Philanthropic support to Hudson Valley
Community College and its charitable foundation
College Sees First Class
of Semiconductor
Manufacturing Technology
Graduates
Hudson Valley Community College again
ranked as one of the largest and most productive
American two-year colleges, according to a
survey released this summer by Community
College Week, a bi-weekly higher education
newspaper.
The rankings, which are based on numbers
from the 2005–2006 academic year, show that
Hudson Valley had 1,559 associate’s degree
graduates during that academic year, ranking it
50th among all two-year colleges in the number
of associate’s degrees awarded.
The newspaper ranks the Top 100 two-year
and four-year colleges based on the number
of associate’s degrees and one- and two-year
certificates conferred. Hudson Valley is the fifth
largest community college among the 30 in the
State University of New York system.
In addition, Hudson Valley also ranked sixth
among all colleges in the number of Criminal
Justice associate’s degrees granted during the
2005–2006 year, according to the survey.
There are 2,851 public and private colleges
that offer associate’s degrees in the United States,
according to U.S. Department of Education’s
National Center for Education Statistics.
This year, the college graduated its first-ever
class of students specifically trained to work in
the emerging field of semiconductors and
nanotechnology.
Three students—two men and one woman—
earned associate’s degrees in Electrical
Technology: Semiconductor Manufacturing
Technology (SMT), one of 18 associate’s degree
and certificate programs offered through the
college’s School of Engineering and Industrial
Technologies.
Instituted two years ago in response to the
Capital Region’s growing Tech Valley initiative,
the Semiconductor program provides a
combination of classroom education and
hands-on instruction to train students for
employment as work station operators in
clean room environments or for transfer to
bachelor’s degree programs upon graduation.
Campus Continues
Transformation
The center of Hudson Valley’s Troy campus
underwent nothing short of a complete
transformation over the past year as the college’s
new Administration Building created one corner
of a new student quad. The new Dr. Frank J.
Morgan Jr. Clock Tower, named in honor of one
the college’s most beloved teachers and
administrators, occupies a second corner
Dr. Joseph J. Bulmer, who
served as president of the
college from 1979 to 1996,
died on Oct. 6, 2006.
The new Walter D.
Karpiak International
Language Laboratory
brings high-tech learning
to language study.
of the new quad, its chimes ringing out on the
hour and half-hour.
Further campus improvements included
reclamation of a faculty parking lot into a new
pedestrian quad between Amstuz, Fitzgibbons
and the Marvin Library.
These changes have created a pedestrian
friendly center campus that enriches the campus
experience for student, faculty, staff and visitors.
Workforce Development
Institute Receives
Statewide Grant for
Energy Efficiency Training
The college’s Workforce Development
Institute has partnered with the New York State
Energy Research and Development Authority
(NYSERDA) to provide statewide energy
efficiency training for contractors and builders.
The training prepares participants for Building
Performance Institute (BPI) certification. BPI sets
the national technical standards for contractors in
the building performance contracting trade.
Contractors and home remodelers who complete
the program may receive designation as a Home
Performance with Energy Star® contractor, greatly
increasing their marketability and ultimately
helping to increase existing home energy
efficiency across New York.
Five Energy Smart Learning Centers have
been established around the state and will be
overseen by the college’s new Center for Energy
Efficiency and Building Science.
An additional five centers are scheduled to
open this year.
Cash and in-kind donations came from
corporations, faculty, staff, alumni and charitable
Technical Systems Scholarship was created to
scholarships. The awards, ranging from $75 to
full-tuition, books and fees, were given to more
than 263 students studying everything from
Electrical Construction and Maintenance to
Early Childhood.
Hudson Valley Community College, and
program. Preference will be extended to students
residing in Albany, Montgomery, Schenectady or
Schoharie counties.
The Zak, Inc. Manufacturing Technical
Systems Scholarship also was awarded for the
is based on the recipient’s G.P.A. for each
national source of information on private giving
to colleges and universities. The RAND Council
for Aid to Education, a division of the RAND
Corporation, has managed the survey as a
public service for more than 50 years.
Corporate gifts totaled $445,836, which was
nearly 49 percent of all charitable support to the
college; that mirrors giving to community colleges
and public institutions nationwide. General Motors
(Raytheon) of Tarrytown, NY made the largest
corporate gift, donating automotive equipment
and tools valued at $51,906 to benefit the
college’s automotive programs.
Albany Medical Center, DaimlerChrysler and
U.W. Marx Construction made other significant
corporate gifts. Albany Medical Center contributed
$36,801 for its scholarship program for students
pursuing health care-related associate’s degrees.
senior. The Zak, Inc. Scholarship award amount
semester. The scholarship has no county
residency preference.
The Roy J. McDonald ‘67 G.I. Scholarship
is named in honor of Assemblyman Roy J.
McDonald, a 1967 graduate of the college and
member of the Foundation’s Board of Directors.
The scholarship is awarded to a full-time or
part-time student who is on active duty or a
veteran of the United States military or New York
State National Guard. Preference will be extended
to residents of Rensselaer, Saratoga and
Washington counties.
The Jason Irving Doeg Memorial Scholarship
honors the memory of Jason Irving Doeg, a 2002
Hudson Valley Individual Studies graduate. His
mother, Sandra, established the scholarship after
Jason’s death in 2005. This scholarship is awarded
Daimler-Chrysler donated automotive equipment
to a full-time, matriculated senior transferring to
Automotive Service Educational Program.
school. Preference is extended to students
valued at $32,550 to support the college’s
U.W. Marx’s gift totaled $20,000: $10,000
benefited the college’s Annual Fund and $10,000
supported the Construction Technology Fund.
The Foundation also received support from
other charitable foundations, including $40,700
from the Second Chance Scholarship Foundation
tremendous personal obstacles to continue
Photo by Anthony Salamone
enroll in the Manufacturing Technical Systems
Education Survey, which is the authoritative
philanthropic support to the Voluntary Support of
scholarships to students who have overcome
assist a graduating high school senior planning to
first time in Fall 2007 to a graduating high school
Scholarship Fund, which provides merit-based
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The Kintz Plastic, Inc. Manufacturing
colleges throughout the country, annually report
to benefit the Foundation’s Second Chance
Take Your Children
to Work Day brings
fresh faces to
campus each year.
programs, facilities and scholarship opportunities.
Donations also funded more than $236,635 in
Hudson Valley Community College Foundation
corporations and friends are used to enhance
New Funds Established
programs in allied health and the technologies.
The Foundation’s annual
Distinguished Service Awards are
given to those individuals who
have a strong and lasting impact
on the college. In 2006, the
recipients were: Keith Leal, vice
president of construction
management, U. W. Marx
Construction; Mark T. Breslin
’58; Gordon N. Zuckerman ’62;
James A. Walsh ’61; Senator
Joseph L. Bruno. They are joined
by Hudson Valley President Drew
Matonak and Alumni Association
President Peter Semenza ’84.
support the college’s mission. Gifts from alumni,
college’s academic programs, including high-cost
foundations, and benefited a variety of the
Foundation
College Ranked Among
Nation’s Most Productive
totaled $912,672 during the 2006-07
academic year.
The Foundation is a not-for-profit charitable
corporation formed in 1983 to philanthropically
their education.
Unrestricted gifts from individuals, including
alumni, faculty and staff totaled $113,424, which
comprised 46 percent of the college’s Annual
Fund. The Annual Fund—which had its most
successful year with $244,325 raised—assists the
college in meeting unmet needs and seizing
unexpected opportunities.
a four-year college or university or professional
planning to major in English or creative writing
at the transferring institution.
The Rev. Dr. Dennis Nagi Scholarship is
awarded to a graduating senior in the School of
Liberal Arts and Sciences with a minimum 3.0
G.P.A. The recipient must be transferring to a
four-year college or university with plans to
major in history. A long-time employee of the
college, Dennis held many roles including faculty
member and department chair of the college’s
Liberal Arts and Sciences program. He also was
instrumental in the establishment of the college’s
Liberal Arts Honors program. Dennis and his wife,
Candice, are long-time supporters of the
Foundation. This is their third scholarship
established to support Hudson Valley students.
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Foundation Highlights 2006-07
The Karen Swanick Scrivani ’94 Memorial
Nursing Scholarship is named in memory of
Karen Swanick Scrivani, a 1994 graduate of
Departmental Support Funds for Building
$94,000 disbursed for support of
History, Philosophy and Social Sciences; and
I $63,129 for Presidential Honors
Technology Systems; Construction Technology;
Hudson Valley’s Nursing program and daughter
Individual Studies and Liberal Arts were
college’s admissions office. Karen was very
departmental faculty, their department chair
worked as a nurse at many prestigious health
workshops, guest speakers/panels, seminars,
college initiatives
Scholarship
created to support initiatives as identified by
I $9,990 for furniture in Siek Campus Center
and deans. Needs could include shared
I $17,000 for the Dr. Frank J. Morgan Jr.
care organizations across the country after
program development, community functions,
I $3,000 to enhance the Hudson Valley
Valley. Bob, his wife, Joyce, and their family felt
awards, and recognition events and special
of Bob Swanick, a long-time employee of the
proud to be a health care professional, and she
graduating from the Nursing program at Hudson
it would be fitting to memorialize Karen by
establishing an endowed scholarship at the
Hudson Valley Community College Foundation.
This scholarship supports an incoming student
of the college’s Nursing program.
The Sean Anthony Kelleher Memorial
Scholarship honors the memory of Sean
Anthony Kelleher, who studied Construction
Technology at the college. His parents and
class field trips, student activities, student
equipment/supply needs.
Educational Opportunity Center Fund
was established from proceeds of the EOC’s
40th Anniversary Celebration held in September
2006. The fund will support Capital District
Educational Opportunity Center initiatives as
identified by the executive director, EOC faculty
and staff.
and Bulmer Telecommunications Center
Clock Tower project
Community College Emergency Assistance
Fund for Employees
I $756 for PARTEST software for the
college’s Nursing program
I $125 gas cards for Admissions initiative
$152,848 in non-monetary gifts
to the college:
I General Motors vehicles and tools valued
at $51,906 for the college’s Automotive
Technical Systems Department
I Dodge Nitro valued at $32,550 for the
was a construction field superintendent with
Initiatives Supported by
the Foundation in 2006-07
Company, where he worked on projects
for scholarships
I IBM Computers valued at $8,596 for the
restricted fund initiatives:
I Instructional equipment valued at $5,000
brother established the scholarship after Sean’s
death in May 2006. A native of Niskayuna, Sean
Boston, Mass.-based Suffolk Construction
including the historic restoration of the Suffolk
County Courthouse and the Bethel Woods
Center for the Arts near Woodstock.
The Northeastern Subcontractors
$246,908 disbursed to 267 students
$73,711 disbursed for non-scholarship
Clock Tower Project
Association (NESCA) Scholarship was
I $11,000 for Workforce Development
seniors planning to enroll in the Electrical
I $10,000 for design and renovation
established to support graduating high school
Construction and Maintenance or Construction
Technology program. Preference will be
extended to applicants demonstrating a
relationship to NESCA (son, daughter or other
relative of a NESCA member or an employee
of a NESCA member).
A Teacher Preparation Fund was created
by an anonymous donor to support full
scholarships for tuition and textbooks for
students from Head Start programs in Albany
to complete three Hudson Valley courses:
Diversity in Education, Culturally Responsive
Teaching, and Building Partnerships with
Diverse Families.
Training Grant with Questar
concepts for the Maureen Stapleton
Theatre
I $5,978 for sports-related initiatives,
including the college’s first basketball
invitational
I $3,138 for Manufacturing Technical
Systems capstone projects
I $2,176 for students facing emergency
situations
I $2,087 for Disability Resource Center
scooter security system
I $1,400 for training staff and summer
counselors for college’s youth summer
camp programs
I $1,375 for various initiatives through
departmental funds for
—
—
English, Modern Languages, and
English as a Second Language
History, Philosophy and Social
college’s Automotive Technical Systems
Department
I Parr Calorimeter valued at $17,000 for the
college’s Chemistry Department
college’s child care center
for the college’s Mortuary Science Program
I External hard drives and digital camera
valued at $196 for Capital District
Educational Opportunity Center
Fiscal Year 2006-07 dollars raised:
I $219,024 raised for the scholarship program
I $131,580 raised for non-scholarship
restricted funds
I $250,297 raised for the Annual Fund
(unrestricted)
I $229,000 managed for the college’s named
NYSTAR Grant
The 2007–08 state budget, approved in April
2007, included $2.1 million in grant funds for
three community colleges “for services and
expenses related to emerging technology
workforce.” Hudson Valley will receive $700,000
through the New York State Foundation for
Science, Technology and Innovation (NYSTAR).
The other two recipients are Onondaga
Community College and Monroe Community
College. College representatives, led by Dean
Phil White, Department Chair Joseph Sarubbi
and Grants Director Cheryl Beauchamp, are in
the midst of preparing a budget and work plan
to submit to NYSTAR.
The majority of the NYSTAR grant will be
allocated for instructor salaries, professional
training and curriculum development for
TEC-SMART, a resource for training and
education for the semiconductor manufacturing
and alternative energy industries. TEC-SMART,
to be located in Malta, will be a state-of-the-art
training facility with the most up-to-date
learning technologies used for nanotechnology,
renewable energy and energy efficiency
training initiatives.
Foundation Golf Classic
Has Another Record Year
The 13th Annual U.W. Marx Inc. Golf Classic,
held July 23, 2007 at The Country Club of Troy,
proved to be a record event for the Hudson
Valley Community College Foundation, netting
more than $64,000.
Proceeds from the annual event benefit the
Foundation’s Annual Fund, which assists the
college in addressing unmet needs and taking
advantage of unexpected opportunities.
In the past, golf proceeds have funded
emergency situation
I $1,000 for service learning awareness
I $957 for DaimlerChrysler capstone project
campus beautification and special programs
for disabled students.
More than 170 golfers participated in this
year’s event. A foursome representing the
Times Union—Matt Clarke, Mike Danieli, Vince
Pennisi and Al Riccardi—won the Trustees’ Cup,
which is presented to the foursome with the
lowest gross score; the foursome had a score
of 57. Another foursome—Arien Cartrette,
Joe Daley, Albert Hanley and Steve Frazee—
won the President’s Cup, which is presented
to the foursome with the lowest net score;
that foursome had a score of 55.
“The growing success of our golf tournament
is a testament to the fact that the college plays
an integral role in the Capital Region economy,”
said Foundation President Sarah M. Boggess,
who also serves as the college’s vice president
for institutional advancement. “Corporate
support is crucial to community colleges across
the country, and Hudson Valley Community
College is no exception. We are incredibly
grateful for the support that business leaders
and community members provide for this event
year after year.”
Five Honored with
Distinguished Service
Awards
In recognition of their service to the college
and the greater community, four individuals
and Rensselaer County’s largest construction
company received the Foundation’s
Distinguished Service Awards during an annual
luncheon held October 26, 2006 at the Franklin
Terrace Ballroom in Troy.
Since 1984, Hudson Valley Community
Investment Growth
Investment portfolio as of August 31, 2006:
for General Electric Co. for 23 years before
becoming vice president and part owner of
Mechanical Dynamics & Analysis. After
12 years there, he started his own company,
Maranda Technical.
State Senate Majority Leader Joseph
L. Bruno received the 1953 Award for
Distinguished Service to Hudson Valley
Community College by a Non-Alumnus. A state
senator since 1976, Bruno has served as
majority leader since 1995. He has been a
staunch advocate for higher education, leading
efforts to enact numerous programs, including
the College Savings Program which helps
families save for higher education. During the
last six years, Senator Bruno has advocated
for more than $17 million to support the
improvement of services and facilities at
Hudson Valley.
James A. Walsh ’61, a retired manager with
the former Niagara-Mohawk Power Corp.,
received the 1953 Award for Distinguished
Service to Hudson Valley Community College
by an Alumnus. A Construction Technology
graduate, Walsh has been one of Hudson
Valley’s most visible alumni, lending his face
and voice to advertisements that promote the
college, and has worked to attract private
resources to the Foundation. He currently
serves as chairman of the Foundation’s
Board of Directors.
Gordon N. Zuckerman ’62, president of
went to:
Award. An active volunteer and community
Capital Region. U.W. Marx is a tremendous
supporter of the college, sponsoring the
$4,028,730
Mechanical Technology program, Breslin worked
brokerage firm, received the Hudson Valley
commitment to the college, its alumni and the
Award. A graduate of Hudson Valley’s
Distinguished Service Awards. The 2006
of its alumni and supporters with the
the Corporate Excellence Award for its
$3,572,727
the Otto V. Guenther Career Achievement
Murray and Zuckerman Inc., a nationally
U.W. Marx Construction Company received
$365,057 net of fees for investment growth
Mark T. Breslin ’58, owner of Maranda
Technical, an engineering company, received
College has recognized the accomplishments
awards, which are awarded in five categories,
scholarship program
Foundation’s annual Golf Classic which raises
recognized life, health, group and annuity
Community College Humanitarian Service
leader, Zuckerman has served on the boards
of many charitable, civic and professional
organizations. He also currently services as fire
commissioner and secretary of Niskayuna Fire
District 2 and is a mentor at Pleasant Valley and
Woodlawn elementary schools in Schenectady.
money for scholarships and campus
Investment growth: $456,003
improvements. U.W. Marx also has overseen
Sciences
I $1,000 to assist employee facing
scholarships, technology enhancements,
The Foundation Golf Classic annually brings together
golfers for a fun and relaxing event that supports
Foundation initiatives. The event is held at The Country
Club of Troy.
several significant Hudson Valley construction
projects, including renovations to the Siek
Campus Center and construction of the Joseph
L. Bruno Stadium.
I $250 to assist students in the Learning
Assistance Center
I $550 for animal rights speakers
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The Karen Swanick Scrivani ’94 Memorial
Nursing Scholarship is named in memory of
Karen Swanick Scrivani, a 1994 graduate of
Departmental Support Funds for Building
$94,000 disbursed for support of
History, Philosophy and Social Sciences; and
I $63,129 for Presidential Honors
Technology Systems; Construction Technology;
Hudson Valley’s Nursing program and daughter
Individual Studies and Liberal Arts were
college’s admissions office. Karen was very
departmental faculty, their department chair
worked as a nurse at many prestigious health
workshops, guest speakers/panels, seminars,
college initiatives
Scholarship
created to support initiatives as identified by
I $9,990 for furniture in Siek Campus Center
and deans. Needs could include shared
care organizations across the country after
program development, community functions,
I $3,000 to enhance the Hudson Valley
Valley. Bob, his wife, Joyce, and their family felt
awards, and recognition events and special
of Bob Swanick, a long-time employee of the
proud to be a health care professional, and she
graduating from the Nursing program at Hudson
it would be fitting to memorialize Karen by
establishing an endowed scholarship at the
Hudson Valley Community College Foundation.
This scholarship supports an incoming student
of the college’s Nursing program.
The Sean Anthony Kelleher Memorial
Scholarship honors the memory of Sean
Anthony Kelleher, who studied Construction
Technology at the college. His parents and
class field trips, student activities, student
equipment/supply needs.
Educational Opportunity Center Fund
was established from proceeds of the EOC’s
40th Anniversary Celebration held in September
2006. The fund will support Capital District
Educational Opportunity Center initiatives as
identified by the executive director, EOC faculty
and staff.
and Bulmer Telecommunications Center
Clock Tower project
Community College Emergency Assistance
Fund for Employees
I $756 for PARTEST software for the
college’s Nursing program
I $125 gas cards for Admissions initiative
$152,848 in non-monetary gifts
to the college:
I General Motors vehicles and tools valued
at $51,906 for the college’s Automotive
Technical Systems Department
I Dodge Nitro valued at $32,550 for the
was a construction field superintendent with
Initiatives Supported by
the Foundation in 2006-07
Company, where he worked on projects
for scholarships
I IBM Computers valued at $8,596 for the
restricted fund initiatives:
I Instructional equipment valued at $5,000
brother established the scholarship after Sean’s
death in May 2006. A native of Niskayuna, Sean
Boston, Mass.-based Suffolk Construction
including the historic restoration of the Suffolk
County Courthouse and the Bethel Woods
Center for the Arts near Woodstock.
The Northeastern Subcontractors
$246,908 disbursed to 267 students
$73,711 disbursed for non-scholarship
Clock Tower Project
Association (NESCA) Scholarship was
I $11,000 for Workforce Development
seniors planning to enroll in the Electrical
I $10,000 for design and renovation
established to support graduating high school
Construction and Maintenance or Construction
Technology program. Preference will be
extended to applicants demonstrating a
relationship to NESCA (son, daughter or other
relative of a NESCA member or an employee
of a NESCA member).
A Teacher Preparation Fund was created
by an anonymous donor to support full
scholarships for tuition and textbooks for
students from Head Start programs in Albany
to complete three Hudson Valley courses:
Diversity in Education, Culturally Responsive
Teaching, and Building Partnerships with
Diverse Families.
Training Grant with Questar
concepts for the Maureen Stapleton
Theatre
I $5,978 for sports-related initiatives,
including the college’s first basketball
invitational
I $3,138 for Manufacturing Technical
Systems capstone projects
I $2,176 for students facing emergency
situations
I $2,087 for Disability Resource Center
scooter security system
I $1,400 for training staff and summer
counselors for college’s youth summer
camp programs
I $1,375 for various initiatives through
departmental funds for
—
—
English, Modern Languages, and
English as a Second Language
History, Philosophy and Social
college’s Automotive Technical Systems
Department
I Parr Calorimeter valued at $17,000 for the
college’s Chemistry Department
college’s child care center
for the college’s Mortuary Science Program
I External hard drives and digital camera
valued at $196 for Capital District
Educational Opportunity Center
Fiscal Year 2006-07 dollars raised:
I $219,024 raised for the scholarship program
I $131,580 raised for non-scholarship
restricted funds
I $250,297 raised for the Annual Fund
(unrestricted)
I $229,000 managed for the college’s named
NYSTAR Grant
The 2007–08 state budget, approved in April
2007, included $2.1 million in grant funds for
three community colleges “for services and
expenses related to emerging technology
workforce.” Hudson Valley will receive $700,000
through the New York State Foundation for
Science, Technology and Innovation (NYSTAR).
The other two recipients are Onondaga
Community College and Monroe Community
College. College representatives, led by Dean
Phil White, Department Chair Joseph Sarubbi
and Grants Director Cheryl Beauchamp, are in
the midst of preparing a budget and work plan
to submit to NYSTAR.
The majority of the NYSTAR grant will be
allocated for instructor salaries, professional
training and curriculum development for
TEC-SMART, a resource for training and
education for the semiconductor manufacturing
and alternative energy industries. TEC-SMART,
to be located in Malta, will be a state-of-the-art
training facility with the most up-to-date
learning technologies used for nanotechnology,
renewable energy and energy efficiency
training initiatives.
Foundation Golf Classic
Has Another Record Year
The 13th Annual U.W. Marx Inc. Golf Classic,
held July 23, 2007 at The Country Club of Troy,
proved to be a record event for the Hudson
Valley Community College Foundation, netting
more than $64,000.
Proceeds from the annual event benefit the
Foundation’s Annual Fund, which assists the
college in addressing unmet needs and taking
advantage of unexpected opportunities.
In the past, golf proceeds have funded
emergency situation
I $1,000 for service learning awareness
I $957 for DaimlerChrysler capstone project
campus beautification and special programs
for disabled students.
More than 170 golfers participated in this
year’s event. A foursome representing the
Times Union—Matt Clarke, Mike Danieli, Vince
Pennisi and Al Riccardi—won the Trustees’ Cup,
which is presented to the foursome with the
lowest gross score; the foursome had a score
of 57. Another foursome—Arien Cartrette,
Joe Daley, Albert Hanley and Steve Frazee—
won the President’s Cup, which is presented
to the foursome with the lowest net score;
that foursome had a score of 55.
“The growing success of our golf tournament
is a testament to the fact that the college plays
an integral role in the Capital Region economy,”
said Foundation President Sarah M. Boggess,
who also serves as the college’s vice president
for institutional advancement. “Corporate
support is crucial to community colleges across
the country, and Hudson Valley Community
College is no exception. We are incredibly
grateful for the support that business leaders
and community members provide for this event
year after year.”
Five Honored with
Distinguished Service
Awards
In recognition of their service to the college
and the greater community, four individuals
and Rensselaer County’s largest construction
company received the Foundation’s
Distinguished Service Awards during an annual
luncheon held October 26, 2006 at the Franklin
Terrace Ballroom in Troy.
Since 1984, Hudson Valley Community
Investment Growth
for General Electric Co. for 23 years before
becoming vice president and part owner of
Mechanical Dynamics & Analysis. After
12 years there, he started his own company,
Maranda Technical.
State Senate Majority Leader Joseph
L. Bruno received the 1953 Award for
Distinguished Service to Hudson Valley
Community College by a Non-Alumnus. A state
senator since 1976, Bruno has served as
majority leader since 1995. He has been a
staunch advocate for higher education, leading
efforts to enact numerous programs, including
the College Savings Program which helps
families save for higher education. During the
last six years, Senator Bruno has advocated
for more than $17 million to support the
improvement of services and facilities at
Hudson Valley.
James A. Walsh ’61, a retired manager with
the former Niagara-Mohawk Power Corp.,
received the 1953 Award for Distinguished
Service to Hudson Valley Community College
by an Alumnus. A Construction Technology
graduate, Walsh has been one of Hudson
Valley’s most visible alumni, lending his face
and voice to advertisements that promote the
college, and has worked to attract private
resources to the Foundation. He currently
serves as chairman of the Foundation’s
Board of Directors.
Gordon N. Zuckerman ’62, president of
went to:
Award. An active volunteer and community
Capital Region. U.W. Marx is a tremendous
supporter of the college, sponsoring the
$4,028,730
Mechanical Technology program, Breslin worked
brokerage firm, received the Hudson Valley
commitment to the college, its alumni and the
Award. A graduate of Hudson Valley’s
Distinguished Service Awards. The 2006
of its alumni and supporters with the
the Corporate Excellence Award for its
$3,572,727
the Otto V. Guenther Career Achievement
Murray and Zuckerman Inc., a nationally
U.W. Marx Construction Company received
$365,057 net of fees for investment growth
Mark T. Breslin ’58, owner of Maranda
Technical, an engineering company, received
College has recognized the accomplishments
awards, which are awarded in five categories,
scholarship program
Foundation’s annual Golf Classic which raises
recognized life, health, group and annuity
Community College Humanitarian Service
leader, Zuckerman has served on the boards
of many charitable, civic and professional
organizations. He also currently services as fire
commissioner and secretary of Niskayuna Fire
District 2 and is a mentor at Pleasant Valley and
Woodlawn elementary schools in Schenectady.
money for scholarships and campus
Investment growth: $456,003
improvements. U.W. Marx also has overseen
Sciences
I $1,000 to assist employee facing
scholarships, technology enhancements,
The Foundation Golf Classic annually brings together
golfers for a fun and relaxing event that supports
Foundation initiatives. The event is held at The Country
Club of Troy.
several significant Hudson Valley construction
projects, including renovations to the Siek
Campus Center and construction of the Joseph
L. Bruno Stadium.
I $250 to assist students in the Learning
Assistance Center
I $550 for animal rights speakers
14
15
Hudson Valley Community
College Foundation Awards
Scholarships
This fiscal year, the Foundation awarded
more than $133,000 in scholarships to 166
Hudson Valley students from around the Capital
Region. A total of $54,000 in scholarships were
awarded to 69 students at a spring reception
and $79,000 in scholarships were awarded to
97 students at last fall’s reception.
Foundation scholarships are awarded
based on a variety of criteria, including need,
academic performance, civic involvement and
academic program; the awards ranged from
$200 to full tuition.
Founder of Second Chance
Scholarship Honored
created the Second Chance Scholarship
about education or life in general. He joined
the college’s mission. Members of the
the region since it began in 1960. In the past
make better lives for themselves and their
was named chairman of the Liberal Arts
across the campus community.
graduates. The only program of its kind within a
program in 1987 as a way to help individuals
families through education. The Second Chance
Scholarships are merit based and provide up to
Department in 1963 and dean in 1969. Even
offering thoughtful advice whenever asked
School scholarships and an anonymous
scholarships and has grown to support
and serving as secretary to the college’s Board
approximately 36 students annually at Hudson
Valley. In an effort to serve more students,
of Trustees.
The 30-foot tall Dr. Frank J. Morgan Jr. Clock
textbooks for 10–20 Head Start employees.
and government revenue.
Program diversity training scholarships and
program, while receiving only $15,890 in tuition
Heritage Society Inducts
New Members
5 Individuals Name College in Estate Plans
At the annual Heritage Society Dinner held in
College Foundation, the tower was financed
time. There also is a shortage of qualified
long-time Hudson Valley administrators Mark
Flame, a group of college retirees, and from the
Department, there are approximately 350
Workers install the
Dr. Frank J. Morgan Jr.
Clock Tower on
campus.
bell rings each hour. It also can play songs,
45 first-year and 45 second-year—at any given
through donations from The Keepers of the
hygienists: according to the state Labor
family and friends of Dr. Morgan and many of
the alumni whose lives he touched.
hiring of additional faculty, which would allow
ever knew.”
scholarship, which provides financial
fortitude and perseverance, often in
named the director of grants at Hudson Valley
Cheryl Beauchamp of Scotia has been
the face of adversity, to pursue their
Community College.
education, will eclipse the $1 million
In this position, Beauchamp
mark in total scholarships awarded
will play a key role in attracting
this fall. A total of 426 students have received
Enrollment Services Center lobby. Past
College Honors One of Its
Finest Leaders
staff to thank the Mastrangelos for their
College memorialized one of its most beloved
This summer, Hudson Valley Community
foundation by identifying and
fund created to ensure that the college has the
cultivating corporations,
foundations and government entities that offer
grants, as well as preparing and coordinating
chief executive officer of Adirondack Beverages,
of campus.
campus and monitor existing grants to ensure
objectives are met.
Beauchamp comes to Hudson Valley from
perfect way to remember Dr. Morgan’s passion
Planned Parenthood Mohawk Hudson, where
widow, Anne Morgan.
to working for Planned Parenthood, she served
and commitment to the college, noted his
“It’s such a fitting memorial because he
always had time for everyone,” Morgan said
with great pride. “Students always came to him
she served as grants officer for 11 years. Prior
Russell Sage College and a graduate certificate
As dean of Liberal Arts for nearly two
decades, Dr. Morgan touched countless lives
with his compassionate, straight-forward advice
with their philanthropic acts, these individuals
Boggess, who also serves as the college’s vice
understand the critical need for the college’s
are thankful that they appreciate the role the
that creates educational excellence for
president for institutional advancement. “We
college plays in helping them ensure that they
meet the needs of their patients throughout the
Capital Region.”
financial future and the continued vitality
future generations.
Others interested in joining the Heritage
Society should contact Marv LeRoy, the college’s
Chief Development Officer, at 518-629-8007
or [email protected]. General information
about the society may also be found at
www.hvcc.edu/foundation/plannedgiving.
dental hygiene professionals from throughout
the region attended the gala, which was held in
the McDonough Sports Complex.
Hudson Valley’s Dental Hygiene program has
trained the vast majority of dental hygienists in
Alumni Night with the
Tri-City ValleyCats Is a Hit
On July 15, 2007 Hudson Valley hosted its
first Alumni Night with the Tri-City ValleyCats.
The event proved a big hit as more than 1,000
She has a bachelor’s degree in creative
best interest at heart.”
compassionate and they knew he had their
industry,” said Foundation President Sarah M.
to the college through bequests, trusts and
college’s first-ever Celebration of Excellence
History and Art.
writing from Fairleigh Dickinson University, a
other life income gifts. Committed to education
Last fall, the Foundation announced the new
as grants officer for the Albany Institute of
for help because he was very honest and
The Heritage Society was established in
2003 to recognize and honor donors who have
crucial segment of the local health care
high-demand Dental Hygiene program.
gala to kick off the initiative. More than 250
proposals, conduct grant writing workshops on
Respiratory Therapy program in her estate plans.
generously provided, or plan to provide, gifts
“This is a meaningful show of support from a
resources it needs to sustain its high-cost,
Dental Hygiene endowment and held the
work in partnership with faculty and staff
Harris. Ms. Harris, who passed away in
for the expansion of the program.
commitments in support of a new endowment
proposals to secure those grants. She also will
leaders, Dr. Frank J. Morgan Jr., with a 30-foot
Guenther Enrollment Services Center, is the
The Hudson Valley Community College
Foundation has attracted nearly $210,000 in
across campus to coordinate development of
The tower, which was erected outside the
Foundation Raises
$200,000+ to Benefit
Dental Hygiene Program
Endowment
alternative resources to the
college and its charitable
benevolence at the reception.
clock tower built in his honor in the center
it may ultimately allow the college to fund the
Alumni gather for the Celebration of Excellence
Gala, which benefited the college’s Dental
Hygiene program.
and Lori Schmiedeshoff, Class of 1974 alumnus
Kevin Johnson, former faculty member Robert
December 2006, included the college’s
was always crowded with students. He was
you needed it. He helped more lives than he
society. Recognized that evening were former
variety of needs, including equipment and
curriculum development. If it continues to grow,
always there to provide an ear or a hand when
in Albany, the college’s Foundation inducted five
Turner, and friend of the college Jayne Regan
and give you encouragement,” recalled former
college President John Buono ’68. “His office
September 2006 at Wolferts Roost Country Club
openings for hygienists annually in the state.
The new endowment will be used to meet a
“Dr. Morgan was always there to be helpful
assistance to students who show
Each year, the college receives approximately
300 applications for the associate’s degree
Funded by the Hudson Valley Community
Director of Grants Hired
Past recipients of Second Chance Scholarships
celebrate with Dr. Angelo Mastrangelo, whose
Foundation supports the scholarship, at the June event
recognizing his philanthropy. Left to right, Bruce
Raunick ’92, Sheila Mae Gaddy ’91, Anh Le ’07, Debbie
Crandall, Earther Chapman ’05, Dr. Mastrangelo,
Denise Watso ’02 and Karla Thompson ’05.
student during the course of the two-year
individuals into the ranks of its planned giving
created 20 years ago. The
Angelo Mastrangelo, the former owner and
spends $44,082 to educate one Dental Hygiene
philanthropist awarded our Teacher Preparation
program, but it can serve only 90 students—
Scholarship program he and his wife, Kathryn,
scholarship recipients joined faculty and
college’s most expensive to offer: the college
including the college’s alma mater.
on June 7, 2007 for the Second Chance
event, which was held in the Guenther
in the state, the Dental Hygiene program is the
scholarship program.
endowment fund to help support the
Mastrangelo at a reception held in his honor
the Mastrangelo Financial Aid Center at the
100-mile radius and one of only nine programs
Tower chimes out the half hour and a striker
Those were the words of Dr. Angelo
The college’s financial aid office was renamed
awarded $10,000 to support College in the High
decade alone, the program has produced 384
the Hudson Valley Foundation has created an
It’s about making a difference.”
scholarships through the program.
This past summer, two proposals were
awarded. The Citizens Bank Foundation
continued to advocate for Hudson Valley,
The program started with just five
committee are faculty and administrators from
after his retirement in 1985, Dr. Morgan
$1,750 per semester in financial assistance.
“It’s not about changing the world.
16
Hudson Valley as a faculty member in 1961 and
alumni and family members came out to the
Joseph L. Bruno Stadium.
master’s degree in business administration from
With their paid admissions, alumni, family
and friends enjoyed premium tickets to the
in demography from the University at Albany.
game, hot dogs, programs, Alumni Association
A grants committee has been formed to
t-shirts and special alumni giveaways, including
ensure that grant projects are consistent with
Department Chair Phil Brown, faculty member
Sandra Galligan and President Drew Matonak enjoy
the Celebration of Excellence Gala.
autographed ValleyCats baseballs and V.I.P.
tickets to the New York Giants training camp.
17
College Foundation Awards
Scholarships
This fiscal year, the Foundation awarded
more than $133,000 in scholarships to 166
Hudson Valley students from around the Capital
Region. A total of $54,000 in scholarships were
awarded to 69 students at a spring reception
and $79,000 in scholarships were awarded to
97 students at last fall’s reception.
Foundation scholarships are awarded
based on a variety of criteria, including need,
academic performance, civic involvement and
academic program; the awards ranged from
$200 to full tuition.
Founder of Second Chance
Scholarship Honored
created the Second Chance Scholarship
about education or life in general. He joined
the college’s mission. Members of the
the region since it began in 1960. In the past
make better lives for themselves and their
was named chairman of the Liberal Arts
across the campus community.
graduates. The only program of its kind within a
program in 1987 as a way to help individuals
families through education. The Second Chance
Scholarships are merit based and provide up to
Department in 1963 and dean in 1969. Even
offering thoughtful advice whenever asked
School scholarships and an anonymous
scholarships and has grown to support
and serving as secretary to the college’s Board
approximately 36 students annually at Hudson
Valley. In an effort to serve more students,
of Trustees.
The 30-foot tall Dr. Frank J. Morgan Jr. Clock
textbooks for 10–20 Head Start employees.
and government revenue.
Program diversity training scholarships and
program, while receiving only $15,890 in tuition
Heritage Society Inducts
New Members
5 Individuals Name College in Estate Plans
At the annual Heritage Society Dinner held in
College Foundation, the tower was financed
time. There also is a shortage of qualified
long-time Hudson Valley administrators Mark
Flame, a group of college retirees, and from the
Department, there are approximately 350
Workers install the
Clock Tower on
campus.
bell rings each hour. It also can play songs,
45 first-year and 45 second-year—at any given
through donations from The Keepers of the
hygienists: according to the state Labor
family and friends of Dr. Morgan and many of
the alumni whose lives he touched.
hiring of additional faculty, which would allow
ever knew.”
scholarship, which provides financial
fortitude and perseverance, often in
named the director of grants at Hudson Valley
Cheryl Beauchamp of Scotia has been
the face of adversity, to pursue their
Community College.
education, will eclipse the $1 million
In this position, Beauchamp
mark in total scholarships awarded
will play a key role in attracting
this fall. A total of 426 students have received
Enrollment Services Center lobby. Past
College Honors One of Its
Finest Leaders
staff to thank the Mastrangelos for their
College memorialized one of its most beloved
This summer, Hudson Valley Community
foundation by identifying and
fund created to ensure that the college has the
cultivating corporations,
foundations and government entities that offer
grants, as well as preparing and coordinating
chief executive officer of Adirondack Beverages,
of campus.
campus and monitor existing grants to ensure
objectives are met.
Beauchamp comes to Hudson Valley from
perfect way to remember Dr. Morgan’s passion
Planned Parenthood Mohawk Hudson, where
widow, Anne Morgan.
to working for Planned Parenthood, she served
and commitment to the college, noted his
“It’s such a fitting memorial because he
always had time for everyone,” Morgan said
with great pride. “Students always came to him
she served as grants officer for 11 years. Prior
Russell Sage College and a graduate certificate
As dean of Liberal Arts for nearly two
decades, Dr. Morgan touched countless lives
with his compassionate, straight-forward advice
with their philanthropic acts, these individuals
Boggess, who also serves as the college’s vice
understand the critical need for the college’s
are thankful that they appreciate the role the
that creates educational excellence for
president for institutional advancement. “We
college plays in helping them ensure that they
meet the needs of their patients throughout the
Capital Region.”
financial future and the continued vitality
future generations.
Others interested in joining the Heritage
Society should contact Marv LeRoy, the college’s
Chief Development Officer, at 518-629-8007
or [email protected]. General information
about the society may also be found at
www.hvcc.edu/foundation/plannedgiving.
dental hygiene professionals from throughout
the region attended the gala, which was held in
the McDonough Sports Complex.
Hudson Valley’s Dental Hygiene program has
trained the vast majority of dental hygienists in
Alumni Night with the
Tri-City ValleyCats Is a Hit
On July 15, 2007 Hudson Valley hosted its
first Alumni Night with the Tri-City ValleyCats.
The event proved a big hit as more than 1,000
She has a bachelor’s degree in creative
best interest at heart.”
compassionate and they knew he had their
industry,” said Foundation President Sarah M.
to the college through bequests, trusts and
college’s first-ever Celebration of Excellence
History and Art.
writing from Fairleigh Dickinson University, a
other life income gifts. Committed to education
Last fall, the Foundation announced the new
as grants officer for the Albany Institute of
for help because he was very honest and
The Heritage Society was established in
2003 to recognize and honor donors who have
crucial segment of the local health care
high-demand Dental Hygiene program.
gala to kick off the initiative. More than 250
proposals, conduct grant writing workshops on
Respiratory Therapy program in her estate plans.
generously provided, or plan to provide, gifts
“This is a meaningful show of support from a
resources it needs to sustain its high-cost,
Dental Hygiene endowment and held the
work in partnership with faculty and staff
Harris. Ms. Harris, who passed away in
for the expansion of the program.
commitments in support of a new endowment
proposals to secure those grants. She also will
leaders, Dr. Frank J. Morgan Jr., with a 30-foot
Guenther Enrollment Services Center, is the
The Hudson Valley Community College
Foundation has attracted nearly $210,000 in
across campus to coordinate development of
The tower, which was erected outside the
Foundation Raises
$200,000+ to Benefit
Dental Hygiene Program
Endowment
alternative resources to the
college and its charitable
benevolence at the reception.
clock tower built in his honor in the center
it may ultimately allow the college to fund the
Alumni gather for the Celebration of Excellence
Gala, which benefited the college’s Dental
Hygiene program.
and Lori Schmiedeshoff, Class of 1974 alumnus
Kevin Johnson, former faculty member Robert
December 2006, included the college’s
was always crowded with students. He was
you needed it. He helped more lives than he
society. Recognized that evening were former
variety of needs, including equipment and
curriculum development. If it continues to grow,
always there to provide an ear or a hand when
in Albany, the college’s Foundation inducted five
Turner, and friend of the college Jayne Regan
and give you encouragement,” recalled former
college President John Buono ’68. “His office
September 2006 at Wolferts Roost Country Club
openings for hygienists annually in the state.
The new endowment will be used to meet a
“Dr. Morgan was always there to be helpful
assistance to students who show
Each year, the college receives approximately
300 applications for the associate’s degree
Funded by the Hudson Valley Community
Director of Grants Hired
Past recipients of Second Chance Scholarships
celebrate with Dr. Angelo Mastrangelo, whose
Foundation supports the scholarship, at the June event
recognizing his philanthropy. Left to right, Bruce
Raunick ’92, Sheila Mae Gaddy ’91, Anh Le ’07, Debbie
Crandall, Earther Chapman ’05, Dr. Mastrangelo,
Denise Watso ’02 and Karla Thompson ’05.
student during the course of the two-year
individuals into the ranks of its planned giving
created 20 years ago. The
Angelo Mastrangelo, the former owner and
spends $44,082 to educate one Dental Hygiene
philanthropist awarded our Teacher Preparation
program, but it can serve only 90 students—
Scholarship program he and his wife, Kathryn,
scholarship recipients joined faculty and
college’s most expensive to offer: the college
including the college’s alma mater.
on June 7, 2007 for the Second Chance
event, which was held in the Guenther
in the state, the Dental Hygiene program is the
scholarship program.
endowment fund to help support the
Mastrangelo at a reception held in his honor
the Mastrangelo Financial Aid Center at the
100-mile radius and one of only nine programs
Tower chimes out the half hour and a striker
Those were the words of Dr. Angelo
The college’s financial aid office was renamed
awarded $10,000 to support College in the High
decade alone, the program has produced 384
the Hudson Valley Foundation has created an
It’s about making a difference.”
scholarships through the program.
This past summer, two proposals were
awarded. The Citizens Bank Foundation
continued to advocate for Hudson Valley,
The program started with just five
committee are faculty and administrators from
after his retirement in 1985, Dr. Morgan
$1,750 per semester in financial assistance.
“It’s not about changing the world.
16
Hudson Valley as a faculty member in 1961 and
alumni and family members came out to the
Joseph L. Bruno Stadium.
master’s degree in business administration from
With their paid admissions, alumni, family
and friends enjoyed premium tickets to the
in demography from the University at Albany.
game, hot dogs, programs, Alumni Association
A grants committee has been formed to
t-shirts and special alumni giveaways, including
ensure that grant projects are consistent with
Department Chair Phil Brown, faculty member
Sandra Galligan and President Drew Matonak enjoy
the Celebration of Excellence Gala.
autographed ValleyCats baseballs and V.I.P.
tickets to the New York Giants training camp.
17
Statements of Financial Position
Aug. 31, 2007 and Aug. 31, 2006
About the Hudson Valley
Community College Foundation
The mission of the Hudson Valley Community College
Foundation is to foster enduring relationships that build
advocacy and support of Hudson Valley Community
College. It does so, in large part, by securing private funds
to supplement the college’s traditional revenue sources.
Since 1983, the Hudson Valley Community College
Foundation has provided support for the college and its
students. Founded by a dedicated group of volunteers
who understood the need for affordable access to
educational opportunities, a proud tradition of commitment
and caring began and remains today at the core of the
Foundation’s mission.
A not-for-profit, independent 501(c)(3) corporation
founded in 1983, the Foundation is governed by a Board of
Directors who participate in and oversee the Foundation’s
philanthropic activities, which are designed to produce a
positive and beneficial impact upon the college, its students,
and the communities it serves.
While committed to raising funds for student
scholarships, the Foundation secures private resources to
provide support for faculty enrichment programs, new and
innovative academic initiatives, student development
activities, enhanced student support services, cultural
programs, equipment purchases, facility improvements,
and technology enhancements. The Foundation has
supported many initiatives through the generous support
and assistance of faculty, staff, alumni, friends, and
corporate partners in the community.
Economic uncertainty and increased demands on tax
dollars are diminishing public support for community
colleges. As a result, community colleges are turning to
private philanthropy as a necessary resource to ensure
continued excellence in teaching and learning. Faced with
dwindling public funding, the college faces the need to
diversify funding streams in order to prepare students to
meet the challenges of the future and become the leaders of
tomorrow.
Philanthropic support to Hudson Valley Community
College and its charitable foundation totaled $912,672
during the 2006–07 academic year.
Assets
Current Assets
Cash
Current portion of pledges receivable
Interest and other receivable
$283,405
112,646
6,885
$286,844
50,803
14,457
Total current assets
$402,936
$352,104
Pledges receivable due after one year
Other assets
Investments
Guenther Trust assets
Beneficial interest in perpetual trust
Cash value of life insurance
164,700
10,416
3,414,853
619,781
65,136
269,953
49,575
10,416
2,986,298
571,972
59,963
268,126
$4,947,775
$4,298,454
Liabilities and Net Assets
Accounts payable and accrued expenses
Deferred revenue
Total current liabilities
Unrestricted
Board designated
Undesigated
Restricted
Permanently restricted
Temporarily restricted
Total net assets
Total liabilities and assets
$30,665
98,550
$15,707
76,609
129,215
92,316
21,433
404,302
47,986
251,645
2,774,398
1,618,427
2,229,728
1,676,779
4,818,560
4,206,138
$4,947,775
$4,298,454
Hudson Valley Community College Foundation Income Statement
Direct Public and Fundraising Support
$1,260,068
Net Investment Activity
438,704
Total Revenues
1,698,772
Total Expenses*
(1,028,039)
Net Increase before Transfer
612,421
Increase in Net Assets
$612,421
*Includes $783,894 for student scholarship assistance and support of college initiatives.
Investments, Money Market & Perpetual Trust:
Money Market
Money Market Funds
Equity Mutual Funds
Fixed Income Mutual Funds
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2006
2007
99,632
2.41%
2,407,203
58.23%
4,134,264
100%
269,846
1,357,583
6.53%
32.84%
Hudson Valley Community College Foundation Funds, 2006-07, as of August 31, 2007
Unrestricted
Annual Fund
General Fund
Restricted
ASCE Student Club Endowment
ASHREE Scholarship
Albany Electrical Industry Contractors Scholarship
Albany Kennel Club Paramedic Scholarship
Albany Medical Center Scholarship
Albany Rods & Kustoms, Inc. Scholarship
Alumni Emergency Assistance Fund
Alumni Legacy Scholarship
Amerada Hess Scholarship
John O. Amstutz Scholarship
Athens Generating Company Presidential
and Technology Scholarship
Athletics Equipment Endowment Fund
John H. and Hazel Hayes Atwater Memorial Scholarship
Lois and John H. Atwater Jr. Memorial Scholarship
Automobilist of the Upper Hudson Valley Scholarship
in Memory of John A. English
Biology Nature Trail Fund
Black Student Alliance Scholarship
Sgt. Michael Blair Scholarship
Senator Joseph L. Bruno Public Service Scholarship
Dr. Joseph J. Bulmer
Educational Opportunity Center Scholarship
Dr. Joseph J. Bulmer Research Paper Scholarship
Building Systems Technology Departmental Fund
John Buono Award for Civic Engagement
Business Administration Scholarship
Business Administration Faculty Scholarship
Capital District Chevrolet Club Scholarship
Hudson Valley Community College Capstone Project Fund
Center for Careers & Employment Development Fund
Courtney Carelli and Ryan Gardner Memorial Scholarship
Peter T. Chimbos ’64 Memorial Scholarship
John J. Choulochas Annual Award
for Excellence in Automotive Service
Class of ’57 Scholarship
College Day Care Fund
College in the High School Program
James P. Conley ’57 Family Scholarship
Construction Technology Endowment Fund
Dorothy Cushman Scholarship
Kevin H. Davidson Memorial Scholarship
Dr. Anthony M. De Bonis Memorial Scholarship
Dental Hygiene Endowment Fund
Dewar Foundation Scholarship
Richard Dinn Memorial Scholarship
Disability Resource Center Endowment Fund
Christopher M. Drabik Memorial Scholarship
Jason Irving Doeg ’02 Memorial Scholarship
Eastern New York Coalition
of Automotive Retailers, Inc. Scholarship
Educational Opportunity Center Endowment Fund
Educational Opportunity Program Emergency Fund
Dr. John W. Ehrecke Humanity Award
Emergency Assistance Fund for Students with Disabilities
Engineering and Industrial Technology Endowment Fund
English Four L Award
English, Modern Language and
ESL Department Support Fund
Evergreen Bank Scholarship
Facility Maintenance Improvement Fund
Faculty Staff Emergency Fund for Employees
Faculty Staff Endowment Scholarship for Dependents of
Hudson Valley Community College Employees
Faculty Staff Endowment Scholarship
for Hudson Valley Community College Employees
Louis D. Nagi Scholarship
John Nagi Scholarship
Faculty Student Association
Non-matriculated Student Scholarship
New York State Federation of Home Bureaus, Inc.
Scholarship in
Facutly Student Association
Matriculated Student Scholarship
Fine Arts Award
Fine Arts Endowment Fund
Patricia Field Scholarship
James J. Fitzgibbons Scholarship
John R. Fletcher Memorial Scholarship
Fulder Scholarship
Muriel Gageway Memorial Fund
Rev. Dr. Dennis Nagi Scholarship
Naturalized Student Award
Business/Accounting/CIS
Early Childhood Education
Human Services
Liberal Arts
Northeastern Subcontractors Association Scholarship
General Electric Award
General Endowment
in memory of Fred Dykeman
Edith Norton Scholarship
Ralph O’Brien Scholarship
Otto V. Guenther Scholarship
Hall of Fame Athletic Endowment Fund
Pascullo Scholarship
William E. Peck ’82 Memorial Scholarship
Harold M. Perkins Automotive Technology Scholarship
Donald F. Gilbert Jr. Scholarship
Joseph J. Godson Memorial Scholarship
Paul F. Goliber Memorial Scholarship
Jack Hallgren Memorial Chemistry Award
Janet Hamel Leadership Scholarship
Willie Hammett Student Services Scholarship
Frank Hanrahan Memorial Scholarship
Joel B. Hargett ’97 Memorial Scholarship
Donald D. Heckelman Memorial Scholarship
Robin M. Henkel Memorial Scholarship
Lester C. Higbee Scholarship
History, Philosophy, Social Sciences Department Fund
Hudson Valley Chapter Association
Legal Administration Scholarship
Cathy Hunter-Roberts Scholarship
Gretchen Hussey Memorial Scholarship Fund
Hudson Valley Community College Scholarship
The Stephen L. Hyatt Science Award
The Stephen L. Hyatt Fine Arts Endowment
Individual Studies and Liberal Arts Department Fund
Warren Joscelyn Mathematics Award
Richard “Butch” Kalinowski Scholarship
Sean Anthony Kelleher Memorial Scholarship
Kevin Everett King Scholarship
Eastman Kodak Business Scholarship
Eastman Kodak Engineering Scholarship
Matthew Kupic Memorial Fund
Marilyn LaBrie—Dental Hygiene Faculty
Memorial Scholarship
Kenneth P. LaCorte Scholarship
Samuel J. and Pauline M. LaGatta Scholarship
Hollie Sharp Lainhart Memorial Scholarship
Lang Fund for Animal Law Studies
John & Marguerite La Pan
Library Fund
Lockheed Martin Scholarship
Paul & Gloria Mahoney Scholarship
Jane S. Mangold Memorial Scholarship
R.D. Marshall Scholarship
Mathematics and Science Award
Marvin Scholarship
Roy J. McDonald ’67 G.I. Scholarship
Mr. & Mrs. Edward F. McDonough, Sr. Scholarship
Mark McKeon ’97 Memorial Scholarship
PA Alumni Association Scholarship
Parents’ Fund Scholarship
Dr. Lawrence Emil Porcelli Memorial Scholarship
Marine Sgt. William D. Powers Scholarship
Presidential Honors Scholarship
President’s Innovation Fund
Psychology Scholarship
Puma/Schmidt Memorial Scholarship
Aimee Lynn Pyskadlo Memorial Scholarship
Rensselaer High School Student Tuition Fund
Ryan W. Gardner Memorial Scholarship
Sponsored by the Rensselaer County Association
of Town Superintendents of Highways Scholarship
Ray Richardson Scholarship
in honor of Dr. Frank J. Morgan Jr.
Elizabeth K. Ripple Memorial Scholarship
Doris & Hy Rosenblum Humanitarian Award
Frank J. Ryan ’69 Memorial Scholarship
Karen Swanick Scrivani ’94 Memorial Nursing Scholarship
Second Chance Foundation Scholarship
Second Chance Scholarship Endowment Fund
Southworth Machinery Scholarship
Leonard Spiegel Memorial Scholarship
Eugenia Staerker Individual Studies Scholarship
Maureen Stapleton Theatre Fund
Raymond J. Stastny Memorial Scholarship
Steven Sultan Scholarship
Teamsters Union Scholarship
Technology Expansion Fund
Michael D. Tisenchek Memorial Scholarship
Michael J. Torello Memorial Scholarship
Urban, Kahn and Werlin Scholarship
Viking Club
Patty Walsh ’92 Memorial Scholarship
Sharao Vasudeo Watwe Memorial Scholarship
Women’s Enterprise (WE@HVCC) Fund
Theordore Whyland Memorial Scholarship
Youth Program Fund
Youth Program Endowment Fund
Gordon ’62 and Linda Zuckerman Endowment Fund
McKinley Faculty Memorial Scholarship
Medical Imaging Emergency Book & Uniform Fund
Dr. Frank J. Morgan Jr. Scholarship
Dr. Frank J. Morgan Jr. Clock Tower
Jeannette M. and James K. Morse Sr.
Mortuary Science Fund
William G. Muller Continuing Education Scholarship
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Statements of Financial Position
Aug. 31, 2007 and Aug. 31, 2006
About the Hudson Valley
Community College Foundation
The mission of the Hudson Valley Community College
Foundation is to foster enduring relationships that build
advocacy and support of Hudson Valley Community
College. It does so, in large part, by securing private funds
to supplement the college’s traditional revenue sources.
Since 1983, the Hudson Valley Community College
Foundation has provided support for the college and its
students. Founded by a dedicated group of volunteers
who understood the need for affordable access to
educational opportunities, a proud tradition of commitment
and caring began and remains today at the core of the
Foundation’s mission.
A not-for-profit, independent 501(c)(3) corporation
founded in 1983, the Foundation is governed by a Board of
Directors who participate in and oversee the Foundation’s
philanthropic activities, which are designed to produce a
positive and beneficial impact upon the college, its students,
and the communities it serves.
While committed to raising funds for student
scholarships, the Foundation secures private resources to
provide support for faculty enrichment programs, new and
innovative academic initiatives, student development
activities, enhanced student support services, cultural
programs, equipment purchases, facility improvements,
and technology enhancements. The Foundation has
supported many initiatives through the generous support
and assistance of faculty, staff, alumni, friends, and
corporate partners in the community.
Economic uncertainty and increased demands on tax
dollars are diminishing public support for community
colleges. As a result, community colleges are turning to
private philanthropy as a necessary resource to ensure
continued excellence in teaching and learning. Faced with
dwindling public funding, the college faces the need to
diversify funding streams in order to prepare students to
meet the challenges of the future and become the leaders of
tomorrow.
Philanthropic support to Hudson Valley Community
College and its charitable foundation totaled $912,672
during the 2006–07 academic year.
Assets
Current Assets
Cash
Current portion of pledges receivable
Interest and other receivable
$283,405
112,646
6,885
$286,844
50,803
14,457
Total current assets
$402,936
$352,104
Pledges receivable due after one year
Other assets
Investments
Guenther Trust assets
Beneficial interest in perpetual trust
Cash value of life insurance
164,700
10,416
3,414,853
619,781
65,136
269,953
49,575
10,416
2,986,298
571,972
59,963
268,126
$4,947,775
$4,298,454
Liabilities and Net Assets
Accounts payable and accrued expenses
Deferred revenue
Total current liabilities
Unrestricted
Board designated
Undesigated
Restricted
Permanently restricted
Temporarily restricted
Total net assets
Total liabilities and assets
$30,665
98,550
$15,707
76,609
129,215
92,316
21,433
404,302
47,986
251,645
2,774,398
1,618,427
2,229,728
1,676,779
4,818,560
4,206,138
$4,947,775
$4,298,454
Hudson Valley Community College Foundation Income Statement
Direct Public and Fundraising Support
$1,260,068
Net Investment Activity
438,704
Total Revenues
1,698,772
Total Expenses*
(1,028,039)
Net Increase before Transfer
612,421
Increase in Net Assets
$612,421
*Includes $783,894 for student scholarship assistance and support of college initiatives.
Investments, Money Market & Perpetual Trust:
Money Market
Money Market Funds
Equity Mutual Funds
Fixed Income Mutual Funds
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2006
2007
99,632
2.41%
2,407,203
58.23%
4,134,264
100%
269,846
1,357,583
6.53%
32.84%
Hudson Valley Community College Foundation Funds, 2006-07, as of August 31, 2007
Unrestricted
Annual Fund
General Fund
Restricted
ASCE Student Club Endowment
ASHREE Scholarship
Albany Electrical Industry Contractors Scholarship
Albany Kennel Club Paramedic Scholarship
Albany Medical Center Scholarship
Albany Rods & Kustoms, Inc. Scholarship
Alumni Emergency Assistance Fund
Amerada Hess Scholarship
John O. Amstutz Scholarship
Athens Generating Company Presidential
and Technology Scholarship
Athletics Equipment Endowment Fund
John H. and Hazel Hayes Atwater Memorial Scholarship
Lois and John H. Atwater Jr. Memorial Scholarship
Automobilist of the Upper Hudson Valley Scholarship
in Memory of John A. English
Black Student Alliance Scholarship
Sgt. Michael Blair Scholarship
Senator Joseph L. Bruno Public Service Scholarship
Educational Opportunity Center Scholarship
Dr. Joseph J. Bulmer Research Paper Scholarship
Building Systems Technology Departmental Fund
John Buono Award for Civic Engagement
Business Administration Scholarship
Business Administration Faculty Scholarship
Capital District Chevrolet Club Scholarship
Hudson Valley Community College Capstone Project Fund
Center for Careers & Employment Development Fund
Courtney Carelli and Ryan Gardner Memorial Scholarship
Peter T. Chimbos ’64 Memorial Scholarship
John J. Choulochas Annual Award
for Excellence in Automotive Service
College in the High School Program
James P. Conley ’57 Family Scholarship
Construction Technology Endowment Fund
Dorothy Cushman Scholarship
Kevin H. Davidson Memorial Scholarship
Dr. Anthony M. De Bonis Memorial Scholarship
Dental Hygiene Endowment Fund
Dewar Foundation Scholarship
Richard Dinn Memorial Scholarship
Disability Resource Center Endowment Fund
Christopher M. Drabik Memorial Scholarship
Jason Irving Doeg ’02 Memorial Scholarship
Eastern New York Coalition
of Automotive Retailers, Inc. Scholarship
Educational Opportunity Center Endowment Fund
Educational Opportunity Program Emergency Fund
Dr. John W. Ehrecke Humanity Award
Emergency Assistance Fund for Students with Disabilities
Engineering and Industrial Technology Endowment Fund
English Four L Award
English, Modern Language and
ESL Department Support Fund
Evergreen Bank Scholarship
Facility Maintenance Improvement Fund
Faculty Staff Emergency Fund for Employees
Faculty Staff Endowment Scholarship for Dependents of
Hudson Valley Community College Employees
Faculty Staff Endowment Scholarship
for Hudson Valley Community College Employees
John Nagi Scholarship
Non-matriculated Student Scholarship
New York State Federation of Home Bureaus, Inc.
Scholarship in
Facutly Student Association
Matriculated Student Scholarship
Fine Arts Award
Fine Arts Endowment Fund
Patricia Field Scholarship
James J. Fitzgibbons Scholarship
John R. Fletcher Memorial Scholarship
Fulder Scholarship
Muriel Gageway Memorial Fund
Rev. Dr. Dennis Nagi Scholarship
Business/Accounting/CIS
Early Childhood Education
Human Services
Liberal Arts
General Electric Award
General Endowment
in memory of Fred Dykeman
Edith Norton Scholarship
Ralph O’Brien Scholarship
Otto V. Guenther Scholarship
Hall of Fame Athletic Endowment Fund
Pascullo Scholarship
William E. Peck ’82 Memorial Scholarship
Harold M. Perkins Automotive Technology Scholarship
Donald F. Gilbert Jr. Scholarship
Joseph J. Godson Memorial Scholarship
Paul F. Goliber Memorial Scholarship
Jack Hallgren Memorial Chemistry Award
Janet Hamel Leadership Scholarship
Willie Hammett Student Services Scholarship
Frank Hanrahan Memorial Scholarship
Joel B. Hargett ’97 Memorial Scholarship
Donald D. Heckelman Memorial Scholarship
Robin M. Henkel Memorial Scholarship
Lester C. Higbee Scholarship
History, Philosophy, Social Sciences Department Fund
Hudson Valley Chapter Association
Legal Administration Scholarship
Cathy Hunter-Roberts Scholarship
Gretchen Hussey Memorial Scholarship Fund
Hudson Valley Community College Scholarship
The Stephen L. Hyatt Science Award
The Stephen L. Hyatt Fine Arts Endowment
Individual Studies and Liberal Arts Department Fund
Warren Joscelyn Mathematics Award
Richard “Butch” Kalinowski Scholarship
Sean Anthony Kelleher Memorial Scholarship
Kevin Everett King Scholarship
Eastman Kodak Business Scholarship
Eastman Kodak Engineering Scholarship
Matthew Kupic Memorial Fund
Marilyn LaBrie—Dental Hygiene Faculty
Kenneth P. LaCorte Scholarship
Samuel J. and Pauline M. LaGatta Scholarship
Hollie Sharp Lainhart Memorial Scholarship
Lang Fund for Animal Law Studies
John & Marguerite La Pan
Library Fund
Paul & Gloria Mahoney Scholarship
Jane S. Mangold Memorial Scholarship
R.D. Marshall Scholarship
Mathematics and Science Award
Marvin Scholarship
Roy J. McDonald ’67 G.I. Scholarship
Mr. & Mrs. Edward F. McDonough, Sr. Scholarship
Mark McKeon ’97 Memorial Scholarship
PA Alumni Association Scholarship
Parents’ Fund Scholarship
Dr. Lawrence Emil Porcelli Memorial Scholarship
Marine Sgt. William D. Powers Scholarship
Presidential Honors Scholarship
President’s Innovation Fund
Psychology Scholarship
Puma/Schmidt Memorial Scholarship
Aimee Lynn Pyskadlo Memorial Scholarship
Rensselaer High School Student Tuition Fund
Ryan W. Gardner Memorial Scholarship
Sponsored by the Rensselaer County Association
of Town Superintendents of Highways Scholarship
Ray Richardson Scholarship
in honor of Dr. Frank J. Morgan Jr.
Elizabeth K. Ripple Memorial Scholarship
Doris & Hy Rosenblum Humanitarian Award
Frank J. Ryan ’69 Memorial Scholarship
Karen Swanick Scrivani ’94 Memorial Nursing Scholarship
Second Chance Foundation Scholarship
Second Chance Scholarship Endowment Fund
Southworth Machinery Scholarship
Leonard Spiegel Memorial Scholarship
Eugenia Staerker Individual Studies Scholarship
Raymond J. Stastny Memorial Scholarship
Steven Sultan Scholarship
Teamsters Union Scholarship
Michael D. Tisenchek Memorial Scholarship
Michael J. Torello Memorial Scholarship
Urban, Kahn and Werlin Scholarship
Viking Club
Patty Walsh ’92 Memorial Scholarship
Sharao Vasudeo Watwe Memorial Scholarship
Women’s Enterprise (WE@HVCC) Fund
Theordore Whyland Memorial Scholarship
Youth Program Fund
Youth Program Endowment Fund
Gordon ’62 and Linda Zuckerman Endowment Fund
McKinley Faculty Memorial Scholarship
Medical Imaging Emergency Book & Uniform Fund
Dr. Frank J. Morgan Jr. Scholarship
Dr. Frank J. Morgan Jr. Clock Tower
Jeannette M. and James K. Morse Sr.
William G. Muller Continuing Education Scholarship
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Donor Listings
The 2006–07 Annual Report of the Hudson Valley Community College
Foundation reports all gifts made to the Foundation from Sept. 1, 2006,
through Aug. 31, 2007. The Foundation expresses its heartfelt thanks to the
donors listed below, who generously committed their resources to support
the college’s mission.
Donors to the Annual Fund
The Annual Fund is an unrestricted fund that assists the college in meeting
unmet needs and seizing unexpected opportunities.
President’s Circle
($1,000 and up)
Albany Broadcasting
Company, Inc
Robert Allen ’63
Richard Amadon
Architecture +
Douglas Baldrey
Sarah Boggess
Mark Breslin ’58
Timothy Brock ’73
Senator Joseph L. Bruno
L. Craig Bryce ’75
John Buono ’68
Campito Plumbing
& Heating, Inc.
Capital Communications
Federal Credit Union
Citi
Clark Patterson Associates
Kenneth Colloton ’74
CVS Pharmacy
Joseph Daley
Michael and Kathleen Danieli
William Dehmer
Eastern Copy Products, Inc.
William Fagan ’73
William J. Fagan & Sons, Inc.
Featherstonhaugh, Wiley,
Clyne, & Cordo, LLP
Christina Fitzgerald ’71
Fuller and O’Brien Insurance
Walter Gardiner ’55
Nancy Goody
William Harbour ’60
Antoine Harrison
John Hedley
John Scanlon’s Market Block
Kevin Johnson ’74
E. Stewart Jones Law Firm
James LaGatta ’67
Marvin LeRoy Jr.
Theodore Marotta ’66
Morris Massry
Norman Massry
Massry Realty Partners
Andrew J. Matonak
Roy McDonald ’67
Robert Minahan ’57
Anne S. Morgan
Eric Morris ’87
MVP Health Care
New York Long Term Care
Brokers Limited
Niagara Mohawk
William Muller
Ann Marie and John Murray
Northern Industrial
Services, Inc
Gino Pazzaglini
Kelly Phillips ’99
Pioneer Savings Bank
Bruce R. Raunick ’92
Mary Kate Robinson ’74
James ’68 and
Marianne ’69 Ryan
Patrick Ryan ’95
John ’74 and
Nancy ’71 Scarchilli
Peter Semenza ’84
Seton Health
John Shartrand
Siemens Building
Technologies
SimplexGrinnell
Peter Siy ’78
The United Group
of Companies
Time Warner Cable
Times Union
Tri-City ValleyCats, Inc.
U.W. Marx
Construction Company
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Vanguard—Fine Retail
Store Leasing
Verizon
Stewart Wagner ’58
James Walsh ’61
Robert ’80 and
Donna ’80 Welch
Gordon ’62 and
Linda Zuckerman
Guenther Council
($500 to $999)
Bank of America
Blue Shield of
Northeastern New York
CDPHP
Chazen Companies
County Executive
Kathleen Jimino
Carol Dana ’83
Joseph Doyle ’78
Einhorn Yaffee Prescott
Architecture and
Engineering P.C.
Mary Ellis ’95
General Building Contractors
of New York State, Inc.
Key Bank of New York
M.M. Hayes Company
James Macklin
Marshall & Sterling, Inc.
Martin, Shudt, Wallace,
DiLorenzo & Johnson
Mercer Companies, Inc.
Microtech Information
Systems, Inc.
Edward Nash
Nigro Companies
Holly A. Pennock
Pepsi-Cola
Bottling Company
Richard Porter ’97
Rensselaer County
Republican Committee
Lorraine Schindler
SEFCU
Siena College
Value Options
Beth Van Ornam ’78
Lisa Van Wie
Dean’s List
($250 to $499)
ADP, Inc.
Albert Kemperle. Inc.
Arthritis Foundation
BBL Construction
Services, LLC
Benetech, Inc.
Karola Berg
Robert Bosselman ’74
Timothy Brennan
Bryce Funeral Home, Inc.
C Tech
Canteen
Joanne Catallo ’86
Chartwell’s
Clough, Harbour
and Associates
Coca Cola Bottling
Cognitive Marketing
Amy Conley
Deli & Brew
Robert Dignum ’77
Ronald Dow
Dunkin Donuts
Energy Management
Technologies
Joseph Fogarty ’58
Franklin Square Inn
and Suites
Richard Green ’66
James Hamilton ’87
Harold R Clune
Incorporation
Christine Helwig
John Higgitt ’96
Johnstone Supply
Gregory Jones
Frederick Kakumba
Farid Khouri
Liliane Khouri
L. Browe Asphalt
Services Inc
Lakeview Inn On
Crystal Lake, Inc.
Aimee LaLiberte
Frances Lobdell ’65
Lori Schindler
Realty Company
Judi McCabe ’04
Congressman Mike McNulty
Reuben Merchant
Christine Merrill ’73
Honorable Robert Mirch
Honorable Roy McDonald
MetLife Information Systems
NBT Bank
Richard Neimeyer ’71
New School of Radio
and Television
New York State Association
of Insurance and
Financial Advisors
Robert Norton ’67
Oldcastle Precast
Melvin Ostrander ’69
Ted Parker ’79
Stephanie Pohl ’84
Alexander Popovics
PPG Industries
Presstek
Kathleen Quirk
Frank Raymond
Republican Legislative
Campaign Committee
Rose & Kiernan, Inc.
Ryan-Biggs Associate P.C.
Saratoga Associates
School Systems
SMRT Architects
and Engineers, PC
Snap-On Tools
Judith Snyder ’71
Anthony Spensieri ’81
St. Peter’s
Hospital Foundation
Stone Bridge Iron
and Steel Inc
Debra Story ’77
Michael Such ’77
Taconic Biotechnology
The Desmond
TIAA-CREF
Total Tool Ltd
UPS
William Vandenbosch ’67
W.J. Lyons Funeral
Home, Inc.
Warren W. Fane, Inc.
Wiley Bros., Inc.
Mark Yavorwitzki
Associates
($100 to $249)
Matthew Abar ’84
Anchor Agency, Inc.
Helen Bagen ’82
Todd Bailey ’96
Malcolm Baker ’81
David Barrows ’89
Gary Beach ’76
James Benjamin ’79
John Bergin ’76
Michael Bianchino ’79
Ingrid Blydenburgh
Guy Bobersky ’76
Eugene Bova ’71
Charlotte Bowser ’73
Judith Breslor ’90
Dorice and
Norman Brickman
Elaine Brooks Rinaldo
Suzanne Brownrigg
Duane Burtt ’83
Brian Bush ’93
John Butler ’60
C.T. Male Associates, P.C.
Diedre Caesar ’94
Antonio Califano ’71
Clement Campana ’81
Anthony Campana ’89
Kathleen Campbell
Caprara’s Auto Body
Shop Inc.
Patricia Casey ’67
Carla Chiar
Fred Cietek ’86
Roderick Ciferri ’61
David Clemenzi ’90
Kathleen Cogan
James Conery ’86
Paul Conroy ’64
William Corbett ’77
Karl Coté
Thomas Crossen ’69
John Darling ’65
Michael Davis ’79
William Decianni ’85
Vincent Delio
Lloyd H. Demboski
Catherine Dermott ’73
Tancredi Destefanis ’82
Wayne Distin ’61
William Donnelly ’83
Kathleen Drag ’84
Stephanie Duma ’75
Joann Dunne ’92
Bryan Eaton
John Egan
Robert Elinson ’79
Beth Ernest ’83
Donald Espey ’84
Nicholas Esposito ’87
Matthew Etten ’89
Sharon Farnam ’72
Joel Fatato ’71
Gordon Flayter ’74
Gendron’s Truck Center
David George ’64
Laurence Gilbert ’83
Paul Grabkowski ’79
Kathleen Haynes
Timothy Hazlett ’89
John Heiser
Susan Hess ’75
John Hetko ’89
Matthew Hogan ’88
Dennis Holt ’63
Elizabeth Hyatt ’75
Cecelia Johnson ’77
Eric Johnson ’87
Jack Kaplowitz ’05
John Kazunas
William Keane ’84
Kathleen Kechejian ’81
Kathy Kelly-Gervais ’82
Robert Knizek ’67
Dawn Kolakoski
Andrew Kopach ’74
Ronald LaBarr ’05
David Lance ’70
Robert Lashway ’58
Nancy Lemay ’89
Kristina Lewis ’75
Jessica Litwin
Thomas Lochner ’81
Gunnar Lundquist ’78
Michael Lupe ’84
Robert Maccoll ’85
David Mahar ’81
Paul Male ’68
Raymond Martin ’56
Joanne Marzullo ’72
Lorraine McCann ’96
Tharon McDonald ’84
Richard McDonald ’68
Christophe McKay ’88
Noreen McMahon ’72
Christopher McNally
H. Kevin McNeelege
Ellen McNulty ’82
Nancy Morris ’68
Frank Murray ’80
Mary Musso
James Neese ’80
Thomas Nevins ’82
Jenifer Nichols ’89
Northeast Health Foundation
Michael O’Brien
Stanley Paluch ’72
Leo Patnode ’65
Christopher Potter ’89
M. Kasya Purtell ’93
Sandra Reizen
Michael Relyea ’78
Renaissance Corp. of Albany
Diane Richmon ’81
Anthony Rossello ’77
Christophe Salatino ’86
Saratoga Economic
Development Corporation
Joseph Sarubbi
Jeffrey Scharoun ’84
Mary Ellen Scheibly ’69
Jeffrey Schoonmaker
Doris Schoonmaker
James Selmser ’66
Mark Shill ’81
Deborah Shoemaker
Ernest Siew
Nancy Sokil ’83
Donald Sommer ’58
Charles Staro
Mark Steeves ’88
W. Brian Sullivan ’79
Robert Swanick
Kelly Sweener
Robert Taylor
Sara Tedesco
Calvin Thayer ’60
The Business
Development Group
Vivian Tortorici
De Dinh Tran ’87
Coleen Tully ’80
Harry Tutunjian ’89
Janet Twardzik
University at Albany
Foundation
Kathleen Vandenbergh
Arthur Veino ’76
Donna Wagner ’84
Richard Wallace
Thomas Warrington ’85
Patricia Watt
Mark Wehnau
P. Phillip White
Judith Wildzumas ’88
William Wood ’88
Camilla Wyckoff ’71
Joseph Yamin ’84
Donors (Up to $99)
Thomas Abbott ’82
Lucy Abbott ’82
Christian Abele ’83
Ira Adler ’71
Susan Agan ’03
Jean Ahearn ’85
Thomas Ahl ’81
Linda Albanese ’84
Jane Alessandrini ’76
Paul Aliberti ’89
Kimberly Alix ’92
David Allard ’75
James Allen ’85
Thomas Allen ’80
Marjorie Allen ’79
Janet Alloway ’96
James ’74 and Jill ’75 Alund
Sharon Alvaro ’90
Robert Alvaro ’87
Thomas Amell ’87
Anne Ames ’84
Vincent Amodeo ’78
Lawrence Amos
Kathleen Anderson ’72
Kurt Andress ’80
James Angerame ’66
Rachel Anglin ’80
David Anker ’77
Sarah Annechino ’98
Carolyn Antonucci
Anthony Antonucci ’87
Patricia Arcari ’73
Walter Ardziewicz ’74
Douglas Armstrong ’59
George Armstrong
Matthew Assini ’80
Patti AzarVanvalkenburgh ’65
Suzanne Babcock ’73
Carol Bader ’62
Allen Bailey ’86
Roger Baillargeon ’75
Robert Baker ’85
Richard Baker ’81
Douglas Baldrey ’85
Kenneth Baldwin ’89
Michael Baleszen ’85
David Baluch ’85
Ronny Barak ’89
Ronald Barner ’77
Michael Barnick ’66
Lisa Barth ’89
Janet Bartis Bayly ’76
Dale Baseri ’89
Eugene Basle ’88
Marybeth Battease ’89
Brett Battista ’86
Daniel Batty ’81
Mary Claire Bauer
Dale Baxter ’75
Richard Bazar ’78
Katherine Bazar ’76
Robert Beattie ’87
Richard Beauchamp ’80
Marian Bekker ’74
Carole Belardo ’88
Diana Belardo ’63
Salvatore Belardo ’63
David Belemjian ’85
Kristina Benko ’92
Richard Bennett ’66
Kelly Benoit ’82
Carl Benoit ’64
Mary Bentley ’84
David Berard ’82
Leslie Berlinsky ’84
Henry Bermas ’82
James Berney ’75
Tonita Berry ’85
Hugo Betzwieser ’71
Edward Blendell ’80
John Blinstrub ’79
David Block ’86
Jon Bly ’81
Stanley Bobel ’85
Joseph Bockis ’68
Eleanor Bode ’04
Alexander Bodner ’61
David Boland ’77
Joseph Bollentin ’87
Santino Bonanni ’83
Tracey Bonanno ’88
Wayne Bonesteel ’82
Howard Boniface ’95
Amy Bonk-Chanin ’84
Ernest Bonnier ’80
Jeffrey Bootier ’80
Latasha Bosh ’98
Lucille Bossone ’83
David Bouchard ’77
Elias Boudiwan ’84
Brian Bourassa ’83
John Brady ’72
June Brady ’72
Susan Brady ’71
Donald Braim ’73
William Branion ’82
Diane Brauner ’77
Susan Brazil ’90
James and Judith Brearton
Carla Breen ’98
Laura Brendese ’91
John Brennan ’81
Mark Brogna ’87
William Bronk ’74
Dale Broomhead ’76
Marianne Bross ’71
Timothy Brown ’89
Adele Brown ’98
Daniel Brown ’86
Seymour Brown ’05
Patricia Brown ’84
Philip Brown
Todd Brown ’99
Mary Lou Brunette ’76
William Bruso ’80
Stephanie Bryan ’89
Eric Bryant
Bonnie Btag ’75
Lisa Buckhoff ’85
Michael Buckley ’80
Timothy Buff ’80
Joann Buonanno ’69
Karen Burek ’84
Carol Burke ’75
Richard Burnham ’87
Kim Burns ’74
Cheryl Busino ’70
Sharon Butler ’70
Timothy Butler ’81
Peter Butryn ’79
Edward Buttaccio ’85
Steven Bzomowski ’74
Donald Cable ’57
Cabot Creamery
Jacquelyn Cafaro ’84
Lisa Calarco ’80
Michael Calhoun ’81
Deborah Campagna
Susan Canfield ’70
Janice Cannatella ’77
Tony Cannone ’84
Tammie Carney ’83
Patricia Caron ’86
Marie Carparelli ’72
Flora Carr ’90
Angelo Caruso ’85
Marilyn Caruso ’80
Joseph Caruso
Richard Casey ’60
Joseph Casey ’57
Kathleen Cassidy ’78
Daniel Cassidy ’82
Paul Castiglione ’56
Fred Castler ’65
Lynn Caterina ’95
Gregory Cath ’83
Eric Catricala ’85
Colleen Caulfield ’80
Debra Cechnicki ’88
Louis Cerami ’83
John Cestra ’84
Maureen Chaffin ’75
Patricia Chartrand ’89
Mario Chiappetta ’82
Patricia Christophersen ’91
Chio Chu ’89
Lisa Cinelli-Thorne ’89
Linda Cioffi ’83
Daryl Cipperly ’88
Citizens Bank
Sheila Clancy ’74
Clarence Clark ’74
Dana Clark ’75
Jacqueline Clark ’69
Thomas Clement
William Clock ’80
Neville Clothier ’74
James Cogan ’88
Cindy Coleman ’87
Daniel Coleman ’86
Thomas Colen ’87
Nicole Colombetti ’93
Patricia Colongione ’63
John Comanzo ’84
Patrick Comley ’80
Robert Congdon ’70
Lawrence Conley ’83
Kelly Conlon
Kurt Conners ’83
Michael Connolly ’78
Doreen Connolly ’73
Jeanne Connors ’81
John Conrad
Pamela Considine ’73
Brian Cook ’79
Kevin Cook ’85
Carol Cooke ’66
Thomas Cooley ’80
Carol Coonrad ’72
Ann Marie Coons ’75
James Cooper ’88
Jeannette Coppolo ’87
Cheryl Corasanti ’89
Charles Cornwell ’77
Kari Correia ’92
Sylvia Cosgrove ’74
Steven Costopoulos ’80
Joshua Couts ’04
Stephen Cowan
David Cowie ’86
Kenneth Coyne ’85
Robert Cramer ’66
David Crawford ’82
Peter Crowley ’71
Mary Culliton ’70
Gregory Cunningham ’00
Maryanne Cushing ’78
Barbara Dagastine
William Dahl ’85
Kathleen Dalton ’77
Isabel D’Ambrosi ’84
Wiebke D’Angelo ’84
Mark Dantini ’77
Ian Dare ’78
Edgar Daun ’65
Sandra Daus ’93
Karleen Davis ’85
Lynda Dawson ’85
James Dawson ’81
Robert Day ’79
Deborah Dayton ’89
Dawn De Russo ’86
Dolores De Thomasis ’86
John Deagle ’85
Richard Dearborn ’66
John Debboli ’61
John Debboli ’86
Helena Decaprio ’87
Stephen Decker ’85
Kristen DeClemente ’90
Kimberly DeCota ’95
Paul Degennaro ’86
Michael Degiule ’85
Margaret Delaney ’70
Robert Delaney ’85
Anne Delaney ’81
Dominick Deleo ’82
Dianne DelPozzo ’85
William Demski ’74
C. Jeffrey Denison
Noreen Denn ’88
John Dennis ’91
Anthony Derrick ’85
Pamela Deshane ’89
John Desorbo ’89
Mary Devane ’83
Kevin Devins ’78
Thomas Di Cioccio ’86
Joseph DiDomenico ’76
Charles Didonato ’84
Christophe Diehl ’84
Paul Dietrich 81
Elida Dillon ’76
Mark Dillon ’81
Paul Dillon ’75
Catherine Dilorenzo ’81
Thomas Dinnel ’81
Jane Dinovo ’89
David Dipietro ’87
Linda Ditrapano ’83
Thomas Dobson ’88
William Doherty ’67
David Doin ’77
John Dolan ’92
Maria Dollard ’85
Ann Doody ’83
Robert Doody ’70
William Doran ’71
Roswitha Dorr
Deann Downing ’82
James Dreitlein ’80
Joseph Driscoll ’83
Kathleen Ducharme ’65
Edward Dudden ’78
Martin Duffy
Raymond Dufour ’74
Jeffrey Durant ’85
Kathleen Durivage ’86
Kevin Dusenbury ’77
Nancy Duval ’63
Virginia Dwyer ’84
Karen Dyer ’92
Mark Eide ’79
Walter Ellis ’73
Mary Ellis ’72
Karen Emigh ’77
Lisa Empie ’86
Christopher Ethier ’86
Robert Euler ’59
Kenneth Evans ’81
Gene Everingham ’72
Howard Exman ’75
Linda Eypper ’63
Kelly Fagan ’80
James Falasco ’85
Joseph Farone ’76
John Fassett ’62
Marianne Fath ’89
Caroline Feeney ’81
Todd Felano ’77
Kathleen Ferreira ’79
Sandra Ferris ’81
Rita Fiato ’97
Mark Fiet ’73
Carol Filanova ’89
John Filarecki ’91
Karen Filkins Sanders ’90
Linda Finger ’76
Karl Finkell ’70
Paul Fiore ’74
Jeffrey Fish ’72
Sonya Fisher
Anthony Fitch ’88
Carl Fitch ’62
Doreen Fitzgerald ’80
Kathleen Fitzgerald ’85
Margaret Fitzgerald ’74
Lawrence Fitzgibbon ’83
Alice Flynn ’67
Ann Flynn ’73
Daniel Flynn ’89
Sharon Flynn ’62
Thomas Flynn ’97
Dolores Foggo
John Foggo ’64
Ralph Folger ’71
Vicki Folger ’80
Diane Forkeutis ’86
Chad Fowler ’88
Ralph Frank ’81
Kerry Franklin ’73
Cynthia Franze ’67
Michael Fraser
Erin Fratangelo ’86
Raymond Fredricks ’86
Veronica Fredericks ’86
William Frederick ’64
Brian French ’88
Frederick Frey ’84
Elizabeth Fryer ’67
Todd Fryer ’67
Daniel Fuda ’88
Preston Fuerst ’56
Raymond Gabriel ’68
Mark Gageway ’80
Denise Gagnon ’88
Joseph Galarneau ’87
Karen Galarneau ’85
William Galcik ’73
Anthony ’58 and
Claudell ’57 Galea
Charles Gallagher ’84
Susan Gallagher
Sandra Galligan
Helen Gatulik ’72
Catherine Gatzendorfer ’74
Elizabeth Gaudet ’87
Mary Gause ’77
Michele Gawrys ’77
Susan Geary ’93
Jane Gelhorn ’76
Bernard Genski ’72
Patricia George ’75
Michele Germain ’97
Patrick Germaine ’87
Susan Getman ’02
Jan Geyer
Lisa Giacumo-Jicha
Kathleen Gibson ’80
Donald Gifford ’82
Elisa Giglio-Siudzinski ’82
Greg Giguere ’86
Christine Gilchrest ’74
Francis Gingras ’87
David Ginsburg ’84
Joseph Girtler ’81
Theresa Girvin ’78
Christian Glander ’87
Carol Glusko ’80
Sean Gnat ’88
David Gogolla ’87
Jon Goldman ’72
Colleen Goldston ’78
John Goodermote ’60
Edward Goodwin ’82
John Gorleski ’71
Stephen Gorzynski ’82
Joseph Goyette ’63
Bonnie Graham ’64
Charlie Graham ’75
Carol Grand ’63
Cyril Grant ’83
Beatrice Greenberg ’66
Merill Greenberg ’58
Weston Greenman ’79
James Grenier ’70
Worth Gretter ’76
Patricia Grillo ’73
Susan Gross ’89
Jennifer Grupe ’85
Paul Guilianelle ’78
Jeanne Guilianelle ’87
John Gulley ’73
Janice Gulli ’84
David Haff ’67
Margaret Haff ’74
David Haggerty ’73
Mark Haight ’70
Peggy Hallam ’85
Deanna Hallet ’85
Lyn Halliday ’73
Mary Halliday ’84
Rampant Hallum ’85
Janet Hamel ’73
Jeffrey Hamilton ’83
Kevin Hamilton ’82
Sophia Hammett Turner ’82
Gail Hammond ’83
Jeffrey Hancox ’84
Laura Hands ’82
Zamiul Haque ’87
Timothy Harris ’87
Alan Hart ’72
Ronald Hathaway ’62
John Hausler ’74
Paula Hawkins ’85
Beverly Hayes ’87
Glenn Hayner ’61
Maria Hazapis ’71
Paul Heaphy ’74
Shelly Heeney ’88
Birger Heggen ’68
Charles Heigel ’71
Barbara Held ’86
Betty Helmsworth ’80
George Hemming ’57
David Henderson ’82
Lynne Henkiel ’79
Kimberly Henry ’89
Cindy Herderich ’80
Mark Hester ’85
Steven Hicks ’72
Guy Hildreth ’89
Maryellen Hill ’92
Linda Hirt ’84
Judith Hitchcock
Kathy Hoag ’72
Sandra Hodson ’84
Paula Hoffay ’71
Thomas Hoffman ’89
John Hogan ’88
Brian Holbritter ’86
George Hondro ’98
Carol Hook ’83
Dwayne Hopkins ’86
Patricia Hoppen ’82
Kathleen Hopper ’69
James Horwedel ’83
Elizabeth Hoteling ’67
Valerie Houk ’94
Antoinette Howard
Nicole Hoyt
David Hoyt ’83
Amy Hudson ’82
Alan Huestis ’64
Aaron Hull ’92
Jon Humphrey ’89
Mark Humphrey ’82
David Hunter ’73
Deloris Hurd ’88
John Hutchison ’84
Lisa Hutchinson ’82
Kathleen Hutson ’77
Thomas Hutson ’83
Dianne Hyldelund ’79
Janice Irwin ’81
Kimberly Isager ’86
Irene Jackson ’73
Gretchen Jahn ’87
Beth Janiszewski ’93
F. Patrick Jeffers ’71
Wendy Jensen ’84
Melissa Jerominek ’88
Michael Johnson ’80
Allan Johnson ’74
Linda Johnson ’79
Paul Johnson ’85
Kathleen Jonas-Papile ’97
Leo Joncas ’73
Teri Jones ’85
David Jones ’83
Philip Jones ’74
Ronni Jones
Matthew Jones ’75
Konstantin Kananis ’84
Heather Kane ’85
Elyse Kapusta ’64
Richard Karis ’60
Robert Katz
Jane Kearsing ’84
Robert Keefe ’81
Frances Keeley ’80
Patricia Kehn ’76
John Keifer ’83
Martin Keller ’62
Maureen Kelly ’83
Cavan Kelsey ’80
J Michael Kenealy ’81
Lisa Kennedy ’73
Desmond Kennedy ’66
John Kerwan ’61
David Kettlewood ’71
Andrew Keute ’83
Richard Keyworth ’60
Edward Killeen ’78
Christine Kilmartin ’85
Wade King ’74
Jana Kirchberger ’84
Matthew Kirchner ’89
Keith Klapp ’72
Barbara Klee ’69
Mary Kling ’81
Kathleen Kokalas ’85
Elizabeth Konecnik ’85
Stephen G. Kopach ’72
Anthony Kossmann
Joseph Koval ’57
Joseph Kozilski ’81
Charles Krajewski ’77
Carol Kriegbaum ’78
Gary Krohl
Warren Kuchenbecker ’68
John Kucij and
Lyn Kucij ’95
Diane Kuhl ’77
Edward Kurtik 71
Elizabeth Kurtik ’68
Lisa La Brecque ’86
Diane Lacivita ’85
Joann Lafalce ’69
Joseph Lafay ’57
Mary Ellen Lajeunesse
Kathleen LaMay ’73
Brenda Lamere ’88
Daniel Lammon ’89
Cynthia Lanci ’88
Howard Langley ’85
Edward Lansaw ’89
David Larkin ’74
Cynthia Larson 05
Joyce Lasky ’75
Marie Laspina ’89
Christophe Latremore ’86
Todd Lavery ’88
Robert Lavigne ’89
Christopher Leahey ’88
Elizabeth Leblanc ’64
Jason Lebrecht ’98
Bruce Lee ’91
Carol Lemieux ’74
Kevin Lennon ’83
Jennine Lescia ’89
Anthony Lesica
Judith Levesque ’70
Terri Lewis ’74
James Lewis ’63
Kevin Lewsey ’74
Stephen Liebers ’82
Fen-Fen Lin ’83
Leslie Lindenman ’62
Diana Liney ’72
James Liney ’71
Jonna Lininger ’76
David Little ’77
Stephen Littlefield ’86
Vincent Liuzzi ’77
Deborah Lohnes ’83
Susan Lohnes ’63
Stephen Lolik ’68
Tina Lombardi ’85
Mary Ann Lonczak ’67
Linda Long ’62
David Longley
Kathryn Longley ’79
Daniel Loucks ’83
Harry Louhisdon ’99
Peilei Lu ’87
Richard Lumia ’70
Johanna Lupoli ’85
Sandra Lutz ’66
Steven Lynch ’75
James MacDowell ’84
Daniel Madigan ’86
Douglas Madigan ’87
Laurie Madsen ’98
Theresa Maguire ’84
Paula Mahan ’88
Alan Maher ’86
Kenneth Mahar ’85
Marcia Mahoney
Robert Mahoney
Darleen Mainella ’80
Dominic Mainella ’78
Mario Mainella ’86
Martha Mainello ’88
John Male ’81
Anthony Malizia ’79
Randall Mallory ’86
John Malm ’69
William Maloney ’79
Mary Maloy ’76
Erin Manning ’99
Franklyn Manzer ’86
Francis Marchesini ’81
George Mardigan ’63
Frank Maresca ’74
Gail Mariano ’84
Mariellen Mariner ’82
Elizabeth Marion ’85
Laraine Marrello ’87
Deborah Martello ’81
Diana Martin ’76
J. Michael Martin ’77
Karen Martin ’75
Bruce Martindale ’77
Jeffrey Marx ’91
Kenneth Mason ’81
Darlene Massar ’87
Darlene Massaro ’72
Paul Massaro ’73
Henry Matala ’86
Craig Mayer ’83
M. Joy McAlister ’78
Thomas McAllister ’73
Barbara McBride
Charles McCabe ’86
Linda McCann ’81
Kathleen McCarthy ’85
Jason McCord
Paul McCoy ’80
Daniel McCumber ’55
Robert McDermott ’72
Donna McDonald ’70
Molly McDonald ’98
Andrew McDonnell ’82
Amy McEwing
Carla McGill ’89
Thomas McGill ’92
W. Warren McGreevy ’60
Brian McKeown ’77
Kim McMann
John McNamara ’83
James McPherson ’90
Kristina McShane ’99
Brian Melick ’84
Jude Mellan ’86
Robert Menchel ’55
Richard Menzer ’73
Clifton Mercer 87
Linda Mertlik ’86
David Messick ’88
William Metz ’79
Maryann Mevec ’75
William Mevec ’84
Bernhard Meyer ’86
Kevin Meyer ’77
Robert Meyer ’76
John Michne ’85
Lisa Milchman ’83
Karen Milkiewicz ’78
Donna Milks ’94
Donald Miller ’59
Jaime Miller
Kevin Miller ’78
Robert Mills ’77
Dennis Miloski ’74
Judith Mincher ’84
Linda Mitchell ’74
Steven Mitchell ’70
Myron Mokey ’85
Colleen Monahan ’73
Barrie Montross
Joseph Montuoro ’55
Karen Monz ’81
Margaret A. Moore ’73
Margaret E. Moore ’75
Mary Jo Moore ’84
David Moore ’80
Edna Moore ’71
Kathleen Moran-Buono ’88
Richard Morgan ’75
Thomas Morin ’90
Steven Morrell ’78
Ambrose Morris ’84
Michael Morris ’77
Robert Morris ’68
Paula Morse ’75
Joseph Mosca ’77
Dorothy Mueller ’82
Robert Mueller ’82
Leslie Mullen ’86
Ronald Mulson ’84
Bret Muraski ’02
Kelly Murphy ’85
Donna Murray
21
Donor Listings
The 2006–07 Annual Report of the Hudson Valley Community College
Foundation reports all gifts made to the Foundation from Sept. 1, 2006,
through Aug. 31, 2007. The Foundation expresses its heartfelt thanks to the
donors listed below, who generously committed their resources to support
the college’s mission.
Donors to the Annual Fund
The Annual Fund is an unrestricted fund that assists the college in meeting
unmet needs and seizing unexpected opportunities.
President’s Circle
($1,000 and up)
Albany Broadcasting
Company, Inc
Robert Allen ’63
Richard Amadon
Architecture +
Douglas Baldrey
Sarah Boggess
Mark Breslin ’58
Timothy Brock ’73
Senator Joseph L. Bruno
John Buono ’68
Campito Plumbing
& Heating, Inc.
Citi
CVS Pharmacy
Joseph Daley
Michael and Kathleen Danieli
William Dehmer
Eastern Copy Products, Inc.
William Fagan ’73
William J. Fagan & Sons, Inc.
Clyne, & Cordo, LLP
Christina Fitzgerald ’71
Fuller and O’Brien Insurance
Nancy Goody
William Harbour ’60
Antoine Harrison
John Hedley
Kevin Johnson ’74
James LaGatta ’67
Marvin LeRoy Jr.
Morris Massry
Norman Massry
Andrew J. Matonak
Roy McDonald ’67
Robert Minahan ’57
Anne S. Morgan
Eric Morris ’87
MVP Health Care
Brokers Limited
Niagara Mohawk
William Muller
Northern Industrial
Services, Inc
Gino Pazzaglini
Kelly Phillips ’99
Bruce R. Raunick ’92
James ’68 and
Marianne ’69 Ryan
Patrick Ryan ’95
John ’74 and
Nancy ’71 Scarchilli
Peter Semenza ’84
Seton Health
John Shartrand
Siemens Building
Technologies
SimplexGrinnell
Peter Siy ’78
The United Group
of Companies
Time Warner Cable
Times Union
Tri-City ValleyCats, Inc.
U.W. Marx
Construction Company
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Vanguard—Fine Retail
Store Leasing
Verizon
Stewart Wagner ’58
James Walsh ’61
Robert ’80 and
Donna ’80 Welch
Gordon ’62 and
Linda Zuckerman
Guenther Council
($500 to $999)
Bank of America
Blue Shield of
Northeastern New York
CDPHP
Chazen Companies
County Executive
Kathleen Jimino
Carol Dana ’83
Joseph Doyle ’78
Architecture and
Engineering P.C.
Mary Ellis ’95
M.M. Hayes Company
James Macklin
Marshall & Sterling, Inc.
Martin, Shudt, Wallace,
DiLorenzo & Johnson
Systems, Inc.
Edward Nash
Nigro Companies
Holly A. Pennock
Pepsi-Cola
Bottling Company
Richard Porter ’97
Rensselaer County
Lorraine Schindler
SEFCU
Siena College
Value Options
Beth Van Ornam ’78
Lisa Van Wie
Dean’s List
($250 to $499)
ADP, Inc.
Albert Kemperle. Inc.
BBL Construction
Services, LLC
Benetech, Inc.
Karola Berg
Robert Bosselman ’74
Timothy Brennan
C Tech
Canteen
Joanne Catallo ’86
Chartwell’s
Clough, Harbour
and Associates
Coca Cola Bottling
Cognitive Marketing
Amy Conley
Deli & Brew
Robert Dignum ’77
Ronald Dow
Dunkin Donuts
Energy Management
Technologies
Joseph Fogarty ’58
Franklin Square Inn
and Suites
Richard Green ’66
James Hamilton ’87
Harold R Clune
Incorporation
Christine Helwig
John Higgitt ’96
Johnstone Supply
Gregory Jones
Frederick Kakumba
Farid Khouri
Liliane Khouri
L. Browe Asphalt
Services Inc
Lakeview Inn On
Crystal Lake, Inc.
Aimee LaLiberte
Frances Lobdell ’65
Lori Schindler
Realty Company
Judi McCabe ’04
Reuben Merchant
Christine Merrill ’73
NBT Bank
Richard Neimeyer ’71
New School of Radio
and Television
New York State Association
of Insurance and
Financial Advisors
Robert Norton ’67
Oldcastle Precast
Melvin Ostrander ’69
Ted Parker ’79
Stephanie Pohl ’84
Alexander Popovics
PPG Industries
Presstek
Kathleen Quirk
Frank Raymond
Republican Legislative
Campaign Committee
Rose & Kiernan, Inc.
Ryan-Biggs Associate P.C.
Saratoga Associates
School Systems
SMRT Architects
and Engineers, PC
Snap-On Tools
Judith Snyder ’71
Anthony Spensieri ’81
St. Peter’s
Hospital Foundation
Stone Bridge Iron
and Steel Inc
Debra Story ’77
Michael Such ’77
The Desmond
TIAA-CREF
Total Tool Ltd
UPS
William Vandenbosch ’67
W.J. Lyons Funeral
Home, Inc.
Wiley Bros., Inc.
Mark Yavorwitzki
Associates
($100 to $249)
Matthew Abar ’84
Anchor Agency, Inc.
Helen Bagen ’82
Todd Bailey ’96
Malcolm Baker ’81
David Barrows ’89
Gary Beach ’76
James Benjamin ’79
John Bergin ’76
Michael Bianchino ’79
Ingrid Blydenburgh
Guy Bobersky ’76
Eugene Bova ’71
Charlotte Bowser ’73
Judith Breslor ’90
Dorice and
Norman Brickman
Elaine Brooks Rinaldo
Suzanne Brownrigg
Duane Burtt ’83
Brian Bush ’93
John Butler ’60
C.T. Male Associates, P.C.
Diedre Caesar ’94
Antonio Califano ’71
Clement Campana ’81
Anthony Campana ’89
Kathleen Campbell
Caprara’s Auto Body
Shop Inc.
Patricia Casey ’67
Carla Chiar
Fred Cietek ’86
Roderick Ciferri ’61
David Clemenzi ’90
Kathleen Cogan
James Conery ’86
Paul Conroy ’64
William Corbett ’77
Karl Coté
Thomas Crossen ’69
John Darling ’65
Michael Davis ’79
William Decianni ’85
Vincent Delio
Lloyd H. Demboski
Catherine Dermott ’73
Tancredi Destefanis ’82
Wayne Distin ’61
William Donnelly ’83
Kathleen Drag ’84
Stephanie Duma ’75
Joann Dunne ’92
Bryan Eaton
John Egan
Robert Elinson ’79
Beth Ernest ’83
Donald Espey ’84
Nicholas Esposito ’87
Matthew Etten ’89
Sharon Farnam ’72
Joel Fatato ’71
Gordon Flayter ’74
David George ’64
Laurence Gilbert ’83
Paul Grabkowski ’79
Kathleen Haynes
Timothy Hazlett ’89
John Heiser
Susan Hess ’75
John Hetko ’89
Matthew Hogan ’88
Dennis Holt ’63
Elizabeth Hyatt ’75
Cecelia Johnson ’77
Eric Johnson ’87
Jack Kaplowitz ’05
John Kazunas
William Keane ’84
Kathleen Kechejian ’81
Kathy Kelly-Gervais ’82
Robert Knizek ’67
Dawn Kolakoski
Andrew Kopach ’74
Ronald LaBarr ’05
David Lance ’70
Robert Lashway ’58
Nancy Lemay ’89
Kristina Lewis ’75
Jessica Litwin
Thomas Lochner ’81
Gunnar Lundquist ’78
Michael Lupe ’84
Robert Maccoll ’85
David Mahar ’81
Paul Male ’68
Raymond Martin ’56
Joanne Marzullo ’72
Lorraine McCann ’96
Tharon McDonald ’84
Richard McDonald ’68
Christophe McKay ’88
Noreen McMahon ’72
Christopher McNally
H. Kevin McNeelege
Ellen McNulty ’82
Nancy Morris ’68
Frank Murray ’80
Mary Musso
James Neese ’80
Thomas Nevins ’82
Jenifer Nichols ’89
Michael O’Brien
Stanley Paluch ’72
Leo Patnode ’65
Christopher Potter ’89
M. Kasya Purtell ’93
Sandra Reizen
Michael Relyea ’78
Diane Richmon ’81
Anthony Rossello ’77
Christophe Salatino ’86
Saratoga Economic
Joseph Sarubbi
Jeffrey Scharoun ’84
Mary Ellen Scheibly ’69
Jeffrey Schoonmaker
Doris Schoonmaker
James Selmser ’66
Mark Shill ’81
Deborah Shoemaker
Ernest Siew
Nancy Sokil ’83
Donald Sommer ’58
Charles Staro
Mark Steeves ’88
W. Brian Sullivan ’79
Robert Swanick
Kelly Sweener
Robert Taylor
Sara Tedesco
Calvin Thayer ’60
The Business
Development Group
Vivian Tortorici
De Dinh Tran ’87
Coleen Tully ’80
Harry Tutunjian ’89
Janet Twardzik
University at Albany
Foundation
Arthur Veino ’76
Donna Wagner ’84
Richard Wallace
Thomas Warrington ’85
Patricia Watt
Mark Wehnau
P. Phillip White
Judith Wildzumas ’88
William Wood ’88
Camilla Wyckoff ’71
Joseph Yamin ’84
Donors (Up to $99)
Thomas Abbott ’82
Lucy Abbott ’82
Christian Abele ’83
Ira Adler ’71
Susan Agan ’03
Jean Ahearn ’85
Thomas Ahl ’81
Linda Albanese ’84
Jane Alessandrini ’76
Paul Aliberti ’89
Kimberly Alix ’92
David Allard ’75
James Allen ’85
Thomas Allen ’80
Marjorie Allen ’79
Janet Alloway ’96
James ’74 and Jill ’75 Alund
Sharon Alvaro ’90
Robert Alvaro ’87
Thomas Amell ’87
Anne Ames ’84
Vincent Amodeo ’78
Lawrence Amos
Kathleen Anderson ’72
Kurt Andress ’80
James Angerame ’66
Rachel Anglin ’80
David Anker ’77
Sarah Annechino ’98
Carolyn Antonucci
Anthony Antonucci ’87
Patricia Arcari ’73
Walter Ardziewicz ’74
Douglas Armstrong ’59
George Armstrong
Matthew Assini ’80
Patti AzarVanvalkenburgh ’65
Suzanne Babcock ’73
Carol Bader ’62
Allen Bailey ’86
Roger Baillargeon ’75
Robert Baker ’85
Richard Baker ’81
Douglas Baldrey ’85
Kenneth Baldwin ’89
Michael Baleszen ’85
David Baluch ’85
Ronny Barak ’89
Ronald Barner ’77
Michael Barnick ’66
Lisa Barth ’89
Janet Bartis Bayly ’76
Dale Baseri ’89
Eugene Basle ’88
Marybeth Battease ’89
Brett Battista ’86
Daniel Batty ’81
Mary Claire Bauer
Dale Baxter ’75
Richard Bazar ’78
Katherine Bazar ’76
Robert Beattie ’87
Richard Beauchamp ’80
Marian Bekker ’74
Carole Belardo ’88
Diana Belardo ’63
Salvatore Belardo ’63
David Belemjian ’85
Kristina Benko ’92
Richard Bennett ’66
Kelly Benoit ’82
Carl Benoit ’64
Mary Bentley ’84
David Berard ’82
Leslie Berlinsky ’84
Henry Bermas ’82
James Berney ’75
Tonita Berry ’85
Hugo Betzwieser ’71
Edward Blendell ’80
John Blinstrub ’79
David Block ’86
Jon Bly ’81
Stanley Bobel ’85
Joseph Bockis ’68
Eleanor Bode ’04
Alexander Bodner ’61
David Boland ’77
Joseph Bollentin ’87
Santino Bonanni ’83
Tracey Bonanno ’88
Wayne Bonesteel ’82
Howard Boniface ’95
Amy Bonk-Chanin ’84
Ernest Bonnier ’80
Jeffrey Bootier ’80
Latasha Bosh ’98
Lucille Bossone ’83
David Bouchard ’77
Elias Boudiwan ’84
Brian Bourassa ’83
John Brady ’72
June Brady ’72
Susan Brady ’71
Donald Braim ’73
William Branion ’82
Diane Brauner ’77
Susan Brazil ’90
James and Judith Brearton
Carla Breen ’98
Laura Brendese ’91
John Brennan ’81
Mark Brogna ’87
William Bronk ’74
Dale Broomhead ’76
Marianne Bross ’71
Timothy Brown ’89
Adele Brown ’98
Daniel Brown ’86
Seymour Brown ’05
Patricia Brown ’84
Philip Brown
Todd Brown ’99
Mary Lou Brunette ’76
William Bruso ’80
Stephanie Bryan ’89
Eric Bryant
Bonnie Btag ’75
Lisa Buckhoff ’85
Michael Buckley ’80
Timothy Buff ’80
Joann Buonanno ’69
Karen Burek ’84
Carol Burke ’75
Richard Burnham ’87
Kim Burns ’74
Cheryl Busino ’70
Sharon Butler ’70
Timothy Butler ’81
Peter Butryn ’79
Edward Buttaccio ’85
Steven Bzomowski ’74
Donald Cable ’57
Cabot Creamery
Jacquelyn Cafaro ’84
Lisa Calarco ’80
Michael Calhoun ’81
Deborah Campagna
Susan Canfield ’70
Janice Cannatella ’77
Tony Cannone ’84
Tammie Carney ’83
Patricia Caron ’86
Marie Carparelli ’72
Flora Carr ’90
Angelo Caruso ’85
Marilyn Caruso ’80
Joseph Caruso
Richard Casey ’60
Joseph Casey ’57
Kathleen Cassidy ’78
Daniel Cassidy ’82
Paul Castiglione ’56
Fred Castler ’65
Lynn Caterina ’95
Gregory Cath ’83
Eric Catricala ’85
Colleen Caulfield ’80
Debra Cechnicki ’88
Louis Cerami ’83
John Cestra ’84
Maureen Chaffin ’75
Patricia Chartrand ’89
Mario Chiappetta ’82
Patricia Christophersen ’91
Chio Chu ’89
Lisa Cinelli-Thorne ’89
Linda Cioffi ’83
Daryl Cipperly ’88
Citizens Bank
Sheila Clancy ’74
Clarence Clark ’74
Dana Clark ’75
Jacqueline Clark ’69
Thomas Clement
William Clock ’80
Neville Clothier ’74
James Cogan ’88
Cindy Coleman ’87
Daniel Coleman ’86
Thomas Colen ’87
Nicole Colombetti ’93
Patricia Colongione ’63
John Comanzo ’84
Patrick Comley ’80
Robert Congdon ’70
Lawrence Conley ’83
Kelly Conlon
Kurt Conners ’83
Michael Connolly ’78
Doreen Connolly ’73
Jeanne Connors ’81
John Conrad
Pamela Considine ’73
Brian Cook ’79
Kevin Cook ’85
Carol Cooke ’66
Thomas Cooley ’80
Carol Coonrad ’72
Ann Marie Coons ’75
James Cooper ’88
Jeannette Coppolo ’87
Cheryl Corasanti ’89
Charles Cornwell ’77
Kari Correia ’92
Sylvia Cosgrove ’74
Steven Costopoulos ’80
Joshua Couts ’04
Stephen Cowan
David Cowie ’86
Kenneth Coyne ’85
Robert Cramer ’66
David Crawford ’82
Peter Crowley ’71
Mary Culliton ’70
Gregory Cunningham ’00
Maryanne Cushing ’78
Barbara Dagastine
William Dahl ’85
Isabel D’Ambrosi ’84
Wiebke D’Angelo ’84
Mark Dantini ’77
Ian Dare ’78
Edgar Daun ’65
Sandra Daus ’93
Karleen Davis ’85
Lynda Dawson ’85
James Dawson ’81
Robert Day ’79
Deborah Dayton ’89
Dawn De Russo ’86
Dolores De Thomasis ’86
John Deagle ’85
Richard Dearborn ’66
John Debboli ’61
John Debboli ’86
Helena Decaprio ’87
Stephen Decker ’85
Kristen DeClemente ’90
Kimberly DeCota ’95
Paul Degennaro ’86
Michael Degiule ’85
Margaret Delaney ’70
Robert Delaney ’85
Anne Delaney ’81
Dominick Deleo ’82
Dianne DelPozzo ’85
William Demski ’74
C. Jeffrey Denison
Noreen Denn ’88
John Dennis ’91
Anthony Derrick ’85
Pamela Deshane ’89
John Desorbo ’89
Mary Devane ’83
Kevin Devins ’78
Thomas Di Cioccio ’86
Joseph DiDomenico ’76
Charles Didonato ’84
Christophe Diehl ’84
Paul Dietrich 81
Elida Dillon ’76
Mark Dillon ’81
Paul Dillon ’75
Catherine Dilorenzo ’81
Thomas Dinnel ’81
Jane Dinovo ’89
David Dipietro ’87
Linda Ditrapano ’83
Thomas Dobson ’88
William Doherty ’67
David Doin ’77
John Dolan ’92
Maria Dollard ’85
Ann Doody ’83
Robert Doody ’70
William Doran ’71
Roswitha Dorr
Deann Downing ’82
James Dreitlein ’80
Joseph Driscoll ’83
Kathleen Ducharme ’65
Edward Dudden ’78
Martin Duffy
Raymond Dufour ’74
Jeffrey Durant ’85
Kathleen Durivage ’86
Kevin Dusenbury ’77
Nancy Duval ’63
Virginia Dwyer ’84
Karen Dyer ’92
Mark Eide ’79
Walter Ellis ’73
Mary Ellis ’72
Karen Emigh ’77
Lisa Empie ’86
Christopher Ethier ’86
Robert Euler ’59
Kenneth Evans ’81
Gene Everingham ’72
Howard Exman ’75
Linda Eypper ’63
Kelly Fagan ’80
James Falasco ’85
Joseph Farone ’76
John Fassett ’62
Marianne Fath ’89
Caroline Feeney ’81
Todd Felano ’77
Kathleen Ferreira ’79
Sandra Ferris ’81
Rita Fiato ’97
Mark Fiet ’73
Carol Filanova ’89
John Filarecki ’91
Karen Filkins Sanders ’90
Linda Finger ’76
Karl Finkell ’70
Paul Fiore ’74
Jeffrey Fish ’72
Sonya Fisher
Anthony Fitch ’88
Carl Fitch ’62
Doreen Fitzgerald ’80
Kathleen Fitzgerald ’85
Margaret Fitzgerald ’74
Lawrence Fitzgibbon ’83
Alice Flynn ’67
Ann Flynn ’73
Daniel Flynn ’89
Sharon Flynn ’62
Thomas Flynn ’97
Dolores Foggo
John Foggo ’64
Ralph Folger ’71
Vicki Folger ’80
Diane Forkeutis ’86
Chad Fowler ’88
Ralph Frank ’81
Kerry Franklin ’73
Cynthia Franze ’67
Michael Fraser
Erin Fratangelo ’86
Raymond Fredricks ’86
Veronica Fredericks ’86
William Frederick ’64
Brian French ’88
Frederick Frey ’84
Elizabeth Fryer ’67
Todd Fryer ’67
Daniel Fuda ’88
Preston Fuerst ’56
Raymond Gabriel ’68
Mark Gageway ’80
Denise Gagnon ’88
Joseph Galarneau ’87
Karen Galarneau ’85
William Galcik ’73
Anthony ’58 and
Claudell ’57 Galea
Charles Gallagher ’84
Susan Gallagher
Sandra Galligan
Helen Gatulik ’72
Catherine Gatzendorfer ’74
Elizabeth Gaudet ’87
Mary Gause ’77
Michele Gawrys ’77
Susan Geary ’93
Jane Gelhorn ’76
Bernard Genski ’72
Patricia George ’75
Michele Germain ’97
Patrick Germaine ’87
Susan Getman ’02
Jan Geyer
Lisa Giacumo-Jicha
Kathleen Gibson ’80
Donald Gifford ’82
Elisa Giglio-Siudzinski ’82
Greg Giguere ’86
Christine Gilchrest ’74
Francis Gingras ’87
David Ginsburg ’84
Joseph Girtler ’81
Theresa Girvin ’78
Christian Glander ’87
Carol Glusko ’80
Sean Gnat ’88
David Gogolla ’87
Jon Goldman ’72
Colleen Goldston ’78
John Goodermote ’60
Edward Goodwin ’82
John Gorleski ’71
Stephen Gorzynski ’82
Joseph Goyette ’63
Bonnie Graham ’64
Charlie Graham ’75
Carol Grand ’63
Cyril Grant ’83
Beatrice Greenberg ’66
Merill Greenberg ’58
Weston Greenman ’79
James Grenier ’70
Worth Gretter ’76
Patricia Grillo ’73
Susan Gross ’89
Jennifer Grupe ’85
Paul Guilianelle ’78
Jeanne Guilianelle ’87
John Gulley ’73
Janice Gulli ’84
David Haff ’67
Margaret Haff ’74
David Haggerty ’73
Mark Haight ’70
Peggy Hallam ’85
Deanna Hallet ’85
Lyn Halliday ’73
Mary Halliday ’84
Rampant Hallum ’85
Janet Hamel ’73
Jeffrey Hamilton ’83
Kevin Hamilton ’82
Sophia Hammett Turner ’82
Gail Hammond ’83
Jeffrey Hancox ’84
Laura Hands ’82
Zamiul Haque ’87
Timothy Harris ’87
Alan Hart ’72
Ronald Hathaway ’62
John Hausler ’74
Paula Hawkins ’85
Beverly Hayes ’87
Glenn Hayner ’61
Maria Hazapis ’71
Paul Heaphy ’74
Shelly Heeney ’88
Birger Heggen ’68
Charles Heigel ’71
Barbara Held ’86
Betty Helmsworth ’80
George Hemming ’57
David Henderson ’82
Lynne Henkiel ’79
Kimberly Henry ’89
Cindy Herderich ’80
Mark Hester ’85
Steven Hicks ’72
Guy Hildreth ’89
Maryellen Hill ’92
Linda Hirt ’84
Judith Hitchcock
Kathy Hoag ’72
Sandra Hodson ’84
Paula Hoffay ’71
Thomas Hoffman ’89
John Hogan ’88
Brian Holbritter ’86
George Hondro ’98
Carol Hook ’83
Dwayne Hopkins ’86
Patricia Hoppen ’82
Kathleen Hopper ’69
James Horwedel ’83
Elizabeth Hoteling ’67
Valerie Houk ’94
Antoinette Howard
Nicole Hoyt
David Hoyt ’83
Amy Hudson ’82
Alan Huestis ’64
Aaron Hull ’92
Jon Humphrey ’89
Mark Humphrey ’82
David Hunter ’73
Deloris Hurd ’88
John Hutchison ’84
Lisa Hutchinson ’82
Kathleen Hutson ’77
Thomas Hutson ’83
Dianne Hyldelund ’79
Janice Irwin ’81
Kimberly Isager ’86
Irene Jackson ’73
Gretchen Jahn ’87
Beth Janiszewski ’93
F. Patrick Jeffers ’71
Wendy Jensen ’84
Melissa Jerominek ’88
Michael Johnson ’80
Allan Johnson ’74
Linda Johnson ’79
Paul Johnson ’85
Kathleen Jonas-Papile ’97
Leo Joncas ’73
Teri Jones ’85
David Jones ’83
Philip Jones ’74
Ronni Jones
Matthew Jones ’75
Konstantin Kananis ’84
Heather Kane ’85
Elyse Kapusta ’64
Richard Karis ’60
Robert Katz
Jane Kearsing ’84
Robert Keefe ’81
Frances Keeley ’80
Patricia Kehn ’76
John Keifer ’83
Martin Keller ’62
Maureen Kelly ’83
Cavan Kelsey ’80
J Michael Kenealy ’81
Lisa Kennedy ’73
Desmond Kennedy ’66
John Kerwan ’61
David Kettlewood ’71
Andrew Keute ’83
Richard Keyworth ’60
Edward Killeen ’78
Christine Kilmartin ’85
Wade King ’74
Jana Kirchberger ’84
Matthew Kirchner ’89
Keith Klapp ’72
Barbara Klee ’69
Mary Kling ’81
Kathleen Kokalas ’85
Elizabeth Konecnik ’85
Stephen G. Kopach ’72
Anthony Kossmann
Joseph Koval ’57
Joseph Kozilski ’81
Charles Krajewski ’77
Carol Kriegbaum ’78
Gary Krohl
Warren Kuchenbecker ’68
John Kucij and
Lyn Kucij ’95
Diane Kuhl ’77
Edward Kurtik 71
Elizabeth Kurtik ’68
Lisa La Brecque ’86
Diane Lacivita ’85
Joann Lafalce ’69
Joseph Lafay ’57
Mary Ellen Lajeunesse
Kathleen LaMay ’73
Brenda Lamere ’88
Daniel Lammon ’89
Cynthia Lanci ’88
Howard Langley ’85
Edward Lansaw ’89
David Larkin ’74
Cynthia Larson 05
Joyce Lasky ’75
Marie Laspina ’89
Christophe Latremore ’86
Todd Lavery ’88
Robert Lavigne ’89
Christopher Leahey ’88
Elizabeth Leblanc ’64
Jason Lebrecht ’98
Bruce Lee ’91
Carol Lemieux ’74
Kevin Lennon ’83
Jennine Lescia ’89
Anthony Lesica
Judith Levesque ’70
Terri Lewis ’74
James Lewis ’63
Kevin Lewsey ’74
Stephen Liebers ’82
Fen-Fen Lin ’83
Leslie Lindenman ’62
Diana Liney ’72
James Liney ’71
Jonna Lininger ’76
David Little ’77
Stephen Littlefield ’86
Vincent Liuzzi ’77
Deborah Lohnes ’83
Susan Lohnes ’63
Stephen Lolik ’68
Tina Lombardi ’85
Mary Ann Lonczak ’67
Linda Long ’62
David Longley
Kathryn Longley ’79
Daniel Loucks ’83
Harry Louhisdon ’99
Peilei Lu ’87
Richard Lumia ’70
Johanna Lupoli ’85
Sandra Lutz ’66
Steven Lynch ’75
James MacDowell ’84
Daniel Madigan ’86
Douglas Madigan ’87
Laurie Madsen ’98
Theresa Maguire ’84
Paula Mahan ’88
Alan Maher ’86
Kenneth Mahar ’85
Marcia Mahoney
Robert Mahoney
Darleen Mainella ’80
Dominic Mainella ’78
Mario Mainella ’86
Martha Mainello ’88
John Male ’81
Anthony Malizia ’79
Randall Mallory ’86
John Malm ’69
William Maloney ’79
Mary Maloy ’76
Erin Manning ’99
Franklyn Manzer ’86
Francis Marchesini ’81
George Mardigan ’63
Frank Maresca ’74
Gail Mariano ’84
Mariellen Mariner ’82
Elizabeth Marion ’85
Laraine Marrello ’87
Deborah Martello ’81
Diana Martin ’76
J. Michael Martin ’77
Karen Martin ’75
Bruce Martindale ’77
Jeffrey Marx ’91
Kenneth Mason ’81
Darlene Massar ’87
Darlene Massaro ’72
Paul Massaro ’73
Henry Matala ’86
Craig Mayer ’83
M. Joy McAlister ’78
Thomas McAllister ’73
Barbara McBride
Charles McCabe ’86
Linda McCann ’81
Kathleen McCarthy ’85
Jason McCord
Paul McCoy ’80
Daniel McCumber ’55
Robert McDermott ’72
Donna McDonald ’70
Molly McDonald ’98
Andrew McDonnell ’82
Amy McEwing
Carla McGill ’89
Thomas McGill ’92
W. Warren McGreevy ’60
Brian McKeown ’77
Kim McMann
John McNamara ’83
James McPherson ’90
Kristina McShane ’99
Brian Melick ’84
Jude Mellan ’86
Robert Menchel ’55
Richard Menzer ’73
Clifton Mercer 87
Linda Mertlik ’86
David Messick ’88
William Metz ’79
Maryann Mevec ’75
William Mevec ’84
Bernhard Meyer ’86
Kevin Meyer ’77
Robert Meyer ’76
John Michne ’85
Lisa Milchman ’83
Karen Milkiewicz ’78
Donna Milks ’94
Donald Miller ’59
Jaime Miller
Kevin Miller ’78
Robert Mills ’77
Dennis Miloski ’74
Judith Mincher ’84
Linda Mitchell ’74
Steven Mitchell ’70
Myron Mokey ’85
Colleen Monahan ’73
Barrie Montross
Joseph Montuoro ’55
Karen Monz ’81
Margaret A. Moore ’73
Margaret E. Moore ’75
Mary Jo Moore ’84
David Moore ’80
Edna Moore ’71
Kathleen Moran-Buono ’88
Richard Morgan ’75
Thomas Morin ’90
Steven Morrell ’78
Ambrose Morris ’84
Michael Morris ’77
Robert Morris ’68
Paula Morse ’75
Joseph Mosca ’77
Dorothy Mueller ’82
Robert Mueller ’82
Leslie Mullen ’86
Ronald Mulson ’84
Bret Muraski ’02
Kelly Murphy ’85
Donna Murray
21
Mario Musolino ’79
Douglas Nadeau ’73
Mark Nagelsmith ’76
George Nagy
Kathryn Nardacci ’79
Kimberly Narolewski ’78
Garry Nathan ’71
Patti Nazarko ’73
Glenn Nead ’85
Robert Neidl ’75
M. Nettleton
Kevin Neville ’05
Stephen Nickel ’83
John Nigro
Frank Niosi ’84
Lynne Nisoff ’84
Francis Nistico ’78
Arthur Nolan ’73
Brian Nolan ’85
Christopher Nolan ’84
Richard Noll ’87
Tracey Noll ’89
Gabriella Noob ’86
Mark Normandin ’85
John Nowak ’83
Dominic Nuciforo ’68
Deborah O’Brien ’86
Michael O’Brien ’85
Joel Obuchows ’00
Michele Ochal ’84
Judith O’Connor
Audrey O’Hare
John Oliver ’73
Carol Olsta ’80
Cleo Ostrander ’85
Robert Ottaviano ’56
Vicki Ouimet ’87
Christopher Owen ’89
Mary Page
Roy Paige ’71
Marcia Palitsch ’75
Faith Palma ’79
Leland Palmer ’68
Sue Paloski ’85
Diana Pane
Ellen Pangburn ’91
Jeffrey Pangburn ’91
Donald Panton ’67
Julie Panzanaro
Thomas Paone ’84
Mark Pape ’89
Charlotte Parker ’87
Christopher Parker ’79
George Parker ’63
Sherri Parker ’85
William Parker ’88
Party Warehouse
Elizabeth Pasinella ’80
Robert Pasquini ’75
Charles Patricelli ’74
Henry Peck ’87
Peter Peer ’81
Marabeth Pennell ’67
Joseph Pennisi ’87
William Pennock ’89
John Pepper ’66
Wayne Perreault ’82
Kristine Perry ’74
Anne Marie Pershyn ’89
James Peterson ’87
Philip Petrus ’81
Frank Pezze ’73
Monica Pfohl ’88
Mildred Phelan ’76
Nancy Phelan ’85
Timothy Phelan ’88
Joel Phelps ’91
Sandra Phelps ’63
David Philipson ’85
Fredisberto Pica ’00
Earl Piccirillo ’81
Kenneth Pietrowski ’82
Joseph Pilipczak ’80
Kathleen Pinches ’79
Christina Pingelski ’84
Kimberly Piser ’84
Ellen Pitkin ’80
Lawrence Pitts ’89
Denise Platt ’85
Carolyn Plimley ’80
Stephanie Pochman ’71
James Poirier ’89
Patricia Poirier ’77
Daniel Polsinelli ’71
Terrance Potter ’81
Heidi Powley ’80
Laurie Premo ’83
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Helga Prichard ’86
Patricia Priest ’80
Debra Primett ’78
Timothy Prosser ’79
Deborah Provost ’73
Carolyn Prukalski ’83
Margaret Puccio ’70
Christopher Purcell ’71
Susan Quest-Sherman ’80
Daniel Quinn ’67
Robert Racette
Margaret Radliff ’69
Vincent Ragonese ’86
Tamara Rapisarda ’91
Todd Rasner
Patrick Rathbun ’85
Ronald Rauche ’66
Richard Reggio ’82
Jennifer Reid ’87
Tyrone Reid ’81
Thomas Reinisch
Mary Rekus ’84
Margaret Rendert ’85
Richard Renjilian ’80
David Renko ’84
Ronald Renzi ’84
Craig Reopel ’82
Ian Richards ’76
Lynn Richter ’85
Dianne Rigney Nolin ’74
Deborah Rimkunas ’88
Jody Risko ’83
Kathleen Ristau ’81
Patricia Roarke ’86
Craig Roberts ’80
Wendy Susko Robichaud ’91
Brian Robinson ’84
Jean Robinson ’80
Paul Rogan
Thomas Rogan
Marie Rogers ’88
Judith Romano
Richard Ronda’72
Louis Rosamilia ’69
Joyce Rose ’85
Kimberly Rose ’89
Elaine Rosen ’70
Anita Rosenfeld ’62
Joseph Rossier ’78
Alice Rotondi ’84
Gregory Rouse ’86
Richard Rovelli ’77
Anthony Rubino ’82
Thomas Ruby ’76
Barbara Rucci ’84
Bonnie Rufenacht ’76
Glenn Rufenacht ’75
Steve Ruppenthal ’76
Christophe Rusiecki ’85
John Russell ’85
Nanette Rutkowski ’78
Christina Ryan ’76
James Ryan
John Ryan ’84
Joseph Ryan ’90
Timothy Ryan ’79
Edward Rytell ’82
Robert Sabatelli ’81
Carolyn Sacco ’68
Charles Sacco ’68
Robert Sack ’80
David Saehrig ’63
Margaret Sage ’74
Virgil Sager ’83
Sallie Mae
Roger Salmon ’59
Joseph Sampson ’62
Ronald Samuels ’80
Michael Sanders ’91
James Sano ’76
Thomas Sansone ’69
Margaret Santanello ’05
Michael Santini ’83
Sheila Santini ’85
John Sapone ’59
John Sardella ’85
Minoo Sarhaddi ’89
David Sarnacki
Patricia Sass ’84
Zachary Scarchilli
Thomas Schaffer ’69
William Scheffler ’65
Brenda Schermerhorn ’96
Arthur Schmich ’76
Diana Schmidt ’87
Donald Schmidt
Nelson Schmidt ’74
Mark ’71 and
Lorraine ’88 Schmiedeshoff
Andrew Schott
Michele Schottenham ’89
Michele Schultz ’86
Rosemary Schultz
Peter Schuurman ’86
Catherine Scoons ’79
Richard Scoons ’75
David Scott
Kim Scott ’00
Shirley Scott ’80
James Seaman ’82
Todd Sebast ’87
Leonard Sendzicki ’70
Janice Seymour ’84
Joan Shack
Deanna Shapiro ’89
Gilbert Sharpe ’76
Gale Shaw
Jacqueline Shea ’82
Kesa Shea ’00
Maureen Shea ’84
Brian Sheehan ’85
Carlene Sheehan
Thomas Sheeran ’75
Christophe Sheridan ’86
Denise Sheriff ’81
Barbara Sherman ’81
Fumiko Shido ’88
Mary Ann Shook ’66
Christopher Shope ’88
William Shover ’69
Wayne Shuster ’75
Eleanor Shutter ’73
Dwight Sickler ’64
Colleen Sicko ’80
Dawn Signoracci ’87
Alan Silverman ’65
Marco and Carolyn ’86 Silvestri
Kevin Sisk ’05
Martin Siudzinski ’83
Nicholas Siver ’83
Robert Skala ’77
Peter Skelly ’87
David Skiba ’00
Andrea Skinner ’80
Charles Sklaryk ’58
Christopher Slater ’89
Michael Smialek ’89
Maria Smirensky ’85
Adam Smith ’88
Bernard Smith ’99
Bruce Smith ’74
Edmund Smith ’81
Elizabeth Smith ’81
David Smith ’88
Gregory Smith ’80
Joseph Smith ’65
Kenneth Smith ’55
Kevin Smith ’76
Robert Smith ’83
Terrance Snider ’85
David Soldini
Sandra Solimano ’80
Gregory Sorrentino ’87
Richard Spence
Janet Spielberger ’72
Thomas Spohr ’59
Robert Springer ’84
Louis Spychalski ’85
Eugene St. John ’84
Paul ’66 and Walda ’67 St. Yves
William Stachnik ’57
Anthony Stackrow ’60
Judith Stamp
David Stanley ’71
Catherine Steele ’86
Jacqueline Stever ’04
Scott Stockman ’94
George Stone ’59
John Storrow ’80
Peter Stover ’81
Susan Stover ’76
Stephen Strachman
Robert Strebel ’87
William Strugatz ’84
Richard Stufflebeam ’84
Dorothy Styno ’81
William Sumner ’74
Todd Suriano
Sharon Sutliff ’88
M. Aileen ’75 and
Richard ’73 Svec
Richard Swahlan ’84
Michael Swanson ’78
Amelia Swint ’58
Timothy Szala ’82
Albert Szesnat ’91
Deborah Tagliento ’70
Shirley Talbot ’78
Paul Tavolilla ’84
Robert Tedesco ’82
Thomas Tegiacchi ’86
Joseph Terry ’73
Lois Terry ’72
Eugene Terwilliger ’87
Paul Testa ’80
Judy Thatcher ’79
Francis Therrien ’82
Timothy Thomas ’73
Mary Thompson ’62
Jacualyn Tice ’87
Vera Titterington ’72
Nancy Todaro ’94
Bonnie Toivonen ’80
Brian Tollisen ’89
Maureen Tompkins ’78
Mary Tonkin ’80
Julia Tortello ’85
Tyler Towne ’86
Deborah Tozier ’87
Felice Trifaro ’87
Elizabeth Troue ’80
Terence Tryon ’85
Paul Turner ’81
Carol Turner ’77
Charles Tutunjian ’89
Michael Valenti ’93
Richard Valenti ’92
Linda Van Hoesen ’88
Laura Van Valkenburg ’98
Robert Vanalstine ’70
Anne Vandreason ’63
Monroe Vanvalkenburgh ’67
Debra Varin ’80
Karen Vecchione ’69
Ellen Venson
Eugene Vermilyea ’81
Andrea Versaci ’89
Lynette Vice ’84
Susan Vitolins ’76
Anna Volk ’88
Karen Wacksman ’86
Edward Waddell ’88
Jennifer Walker ’01
Maria Walker ’89
Richard Walker ’74
Colleen Wallace ’86
Iley Wallace ’87
Diane Walrath ’83
Mary Walsh ’64
Thomas Warren ’77
Debra Wasserbach ’74
Margaret Waterbury ’77
Sheryl Waterbury
Stanley Watroba ’74
Edward Watson ’73
Lindsey Watson
Scott Weaver ’83
William Weber ’80
Loren Weinheimer ’91
Peter Wenk ’79
Deborah West-Arnot ’80
Carroll Westgate ’57
Diane Whaley ’84
Christine Wilber ’71
Robert Wilcox ’58
Michael Willey ’97
Christopher Williams ’82
Rachel Williams ’07
John Willits ’72
John Willson ’83
Dale Wilsey ’72
Linda Wilsey ’77
Harriet Wilson ’02
Robert Winford ’64
Frank Wittman ’80
Charles Wohlfert ’64
Angela Wohltmann ’95
Robert Wolff ’76
John Wood ’02
James Woodruff ’70
Bruce Woolford ’82
Mark Wright ’82
George Young ’88
Victor Zabielski ’84
Debra Zareski ’87
Elizabeth Zemanick ’75
Stephen Ziamandani ’84
Janis Zipkin ’82
Charles Zipprich
Nancy Zipprich ’93
Matching Gift Companies
Bank of America Foundation
ExxonMobil Foundation
GE Foundation
IBM Matching Gifts Program
Key Bank Matching Gifts
Foundation
Meredith Corporation Foundation
Niagara Mohawk Foundation
Saint-Gobain Corporation
Verizon Foundation
2007 U.W. Marx, Inc.
Golf Classic
The golf classic was held
July 23, 2007 at the Troy
Country Club. Proceeds
benefited the Annual Fund.
Presenting Sponsor
($10,000 and up)
U.W. Marx, Inc.
Dinner Sponsor
($5,000 to $9,999)
Luncheon Sponsors
($4,000 to $4,999)
Northern Industrial Services
Times Union
Reception Sponsors
(3,000 to $3,999)
Senator Joseph Bruno
Siemens Building Technologies
Breakfast Sponsor
($2,500 to $2,999)
Eastern Copy Products/Muratec
Hole-in-One Sponsors
($2,000 to $2,499)
CVS
Clyne, Cordo, LLP
Time Warner Cable
Vanguard-Fine Retail Stores
Leasing, LLC
Cart Sponsor
($1,500 to $1,999)
Architecture +
Auction Sponsors
($1,000 to $1,499)
Albany Broadcasting
Company, Inc
Campito Plumbing & Heating, Inc.
Citi
Tri-City ValleyCats
The United Group of Companies
Putting Green Sponsors
($500 to $999)
Blue Shield of Northeastern NY
CDPHP
Chartwell’s
Canteen
Architecture & Engineering P.C.
Fuller & O’Brien Insurance
Marshall & Sterling Insurance
Martin Law Firm
Systems, Inc.
MM Hayes Company, Inc.
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company
Rensselaer County
SEFCU
Hole Sponsors
($250 to $499)
ADP, Inc.
Albert Kemperle Inc.
Bank of America
Benetech, Inc.
Bryce Funeral Home
Caprara’s Body Shop
Clough, Harbour & Associates LLP
Coca-Cola Enterprises
Cognitive Marketing
County Executive Kathy Jimino
C Tech
Deli and Brew
Dunkin’ Donuts
Energy Management
Technologies
Franklin Square Inn & Suites
Harold R. Clune Inc.
Johnstone Supply
Key Bank
L. Browe Asphalt Services, Inc.
Lakeview Inn on Crystal Lake
MVP Health Care
Brokers, Inc.
New School of Radio
and Television
Nigro Companies
Oldcastle Precast
PPG Industries
Presstek
Rensselaer County Republican
Legislature Campaign Committee
Rose & Kiernan
Saratoga Associates
School Systems
SimplexGrinnell
Snap On Tools
St. Peter’s Health Care Services
The Desmond
TIAA-CREF
Total Tool, Ltd.
UPS
W.J. Lyons Jr. Funeral Home
Wiley Brothers, Inc.
In-kind sponsors
Albany Institute of History & Art
Albany Symphony Orchestra
Robert R. Allen
Anixter
Burden Lake Country Club
Cabot Creamery
Citizens Bank
Capital District YMCA
Chase Manhattan Bank
Citizens Bank
Clement Frame & Art Shop
Clough Harbour and
Associates, LLP
Cobleskill Golf & Country Club
Colonial Cleaners
Country Club of Troy
Curtis 1000
Joseph Daley
Eagle Crest Golf Club
Edison Club
Flavour Cafe & Lounge
Galway Golf Club
Garcia’s Mexican Restaurant
Nancy H. Goody
Hannaford
Hoffman Car Wash
Kingsboro Golf Club
Lakeview Inn
On Crystal Lake, Inc.
Marriott Hotels
Moscatiello’s
MVP Health Care
National Baseball Hall of Fame
New York State
Historical Association
Oasis Family Fun Park
Party Warehouse, Inc.
Plaza Fitness
Rensselaer Athletic Department
Saratoga National Golf Club
Shaker Ridge Country Club
South End Tavern
Spectrum 8 Theatres
Mr. Michael Such
The Desmond
The Eatery
The Egg
The Otesaga Resort Hotel
Time Warner Cable
Tosca Grille
Tri City Valley Cats, Inc.
TrueValue Hardware
UPS
USS Slater/Destroyer Escort
Historical Foundation
U.W. Marx Construction Company
Van Patten Country Club
Windham Country Club
Distinguished
Service Awards
Luncheon
The luncheon was held
October 26, 2006. Proceeds
Platinum Sponsors
($3,500 and up)
Times Union
Verizon
Gold Sponsors
($2,500 to $3,499)
Seton Health
Silver Sponsors
($1,500 to $2,499)
Fuller & O’Brien, Inc.
MVP Heath Care
Bronze Sponsors
($500 to $1,499)
Key Bank
Mercer Companies
Nigro Companies
Siena College
The Chazen Companies
ValueOptions
Award Sponsors
($250 to $499)
Bank of America
BBL Construction
Lori Schindler Realty Company
New York State
Association of Insurance
and Financial Advisors
Ryan-Briggs Associates
SMRT Architects
and Engineers,PC
Stone Bridge Iron and Steel Co.
Tri-City ValleyCats
Event Sponsors
($100 to $249)
Anchor Agency, Inc.
Dorice and Norman Brickman
Carla Chiar
Karl Coté
Vincent Delio
Lloyd H. Demboski
John Egan
Rensselaer County Executive
Kathy Jimino
Saratoga Economic
Charles Staro
The Business
Development Group
The University at Albany
Richard Wallace
Donors to
Restricted
Funds
Scholarship and
Award Funds
Albany Medical Center
Scholarship
James H. Grace ’64
Hazel Hayes Atwater
Janet Atwater ’71
Patricia Wheeler
Lois and John H. Atwater Jr.
Janet Atwater ’71
Automobilists of the Upper
Hudson Valley Scholarship in
memory of John A. English
Automobilists of
Upper Hudson Valley
Educational Opportunity
Center Scholarship
Mary Abbott
Patrick Driscoll
Michael E. Fleming
Joseph Freund
Ronald M. Frinks
HVCC-Faculty Association
Lucille Marion
Michael Morris
Ann Marie Murray
Shirley Neiss ’97
Judith Zamurs
Business Administration
Scholarship
Anonymous
Karen Holmes
National Grid Matching Gifts
Capital District
Chevrolet Club Scholarship
Capital District Chevrolet Club
Courtney M. Carelli and
Ryan W. Gardner Memorial
Scholarship
Friends of the Carelli and
Gardner Families
Peter T. Chimbos ’64
Maria Cholakis
John J. Choulochas
Annual Award for Excellence
in Automotive Service
Katherine Fredricks
College in the High School
Program Scholarship
Bank of America
Citizens Bank
NBT Bank
Kevin H. Davidson
Shirley Neiss ’97
Sandra L. Eyerman ’07
Richard Dinn
Sally Bauer
Carol J. Dinn
Dicey O’Malley
Judith A. Stamp
Robert Swanick
Diversity Honors Scholarship
of Hudson Valley Community
College
Jason Irving Doeg ’02
Sandra Agars
Friends and family of Jason
Irving Doeg
Faculty Student
Association Scholarship for
Matriculated Students
Scholarship for
Non-matriculated Students
Fine Arts Award
William G. Muller
John R. Fletcher
Jill Palmer-Wood ’82
Scholarship Sponsored by
the Rensselaer County
Association of Town
Superintendents of Highways
Scholarship
Rensselaer County Association
of Town Superintendents of
Highways Scholarship
Donald F. Gilbert Jr.
Scholarship
Joan Lawson
Kathryn Sullivan
Paul F. Goliber
David P. Goliber
Donald C. Goliber ’78
Willie A. Hammett Student
Services Scholarship
Frederick W. Kakumba
Ann Marie Coulombe
Donald D. Heckelman
Donald Heckleman ’79
Cathy Hunter-Roberts
Scholarship
Susan McDermott
Brenda Twiggs
Sean Anthony Kelleher
Brian and Gail Kelleher
Michael-Joel Kelleher
Lockheed Martin Corporation
Mathematics and Science
Award
Sally McLaughlin Bauer
Martha Fowler
Rochelle Goldfarb
Diane Jasinski
Carol Karpien
Susan L. Kutryb
Margaret A. Leonard
Carol McCarthy
John E. Murray Jr.
Cherie Pash-Corr
Kathleen E. Quirk
Elaine M. Brooks Rinaldo
Maryellen O. Rosetti
Joan E. Shack
Eugenia Staerker
Linda Stein
Patricia Wheeler
Judith Zamurs
Scholarship
Paul F. Conroy ’64
Lucille Marion
Rev. Dr. Dennis L. Nagi
Scholarship
and Candice Nagi
Maria Cholakis
Diane Jasinski
Alfred Vanderzee
William Frank Jr.
New York State Federation
of Home Bureaus, Inc.
Scholarship in Liberal Arts
Bonita Sessing-Matcha
Northeastern Subcontractors
Association Scholarship
ARW Drywall Co Inc.
Commonwealth Benefit
Group LLC
Esserman & Pelter, LLP
Mullally Bros., Inc.
Northeastern
Subcontractors Association
Sage Brothers Company, Inc.
Western Building Restoration
Co., Inc.
Aimee Lynn Pyskadlo
C.L. King & Associates, Inc.
Cohoes Columbiettes #192
Cohoes-Waterford Elks Lodge
No 1317
Dennis W. Donnelly
Marra’s Pharmacy
Sunward Technologies, Inc.
Highway Scholarship
Association of Town
Elizabeth K. Ripple
Maria Hull
Frank J. Ryan ’69
Dorothy A. Ryan ’66
Second Chance Scholarship
Second Chance
Scholarship Foundation
Shirley Neiss ’97
Endowment Fund
A reception was held June 7,
2007 to honor Dr. Angelo
Mastrangelo and to benefit the
Endowment. Many of the donors
listed below gave in support of
that reception.
Annese & Associates, Inc.
Jesse Boyce ’06
Mark Breslin ’58
John Brugel
Kathleen Carney ’04
Mary Carroll
Center for Ecomonic Growth, Inc.
Michael Chojnacki
The College of Saint Rose
Margaret Daley
Christopher Degiovine
Patrick Dewane ’04
Selissa Dukes ’96
Erik Eddy
William Fagan ’73
Michael Frisoni
Joyce A. Harley
Janet Hunter ’05
Daniel Jacques
Lynn King ’04
Jeanne Kobuszewski
Sunanda Koshy ’04
John Kucij
Diane Lawrence
Anh Le ’07
Anthony Mastrangelo
Barbara McBride
Mary Morganson ’95
William Muller
Shirley Neiss ’97
Ginny O’Brien
Susan Patterson
Salvatore Pipito
Kathleen Quirk
Bruce Raunick ’92
Catherine Reamer ’91
Erick Richardson
Shavina Richardson-Aiken ’07
Gary Robinov
Gerilyn Rose ’95
John Smircich
Thomas Smith
Michael Stevens
R. Mark Sullivan
Bruce Thompson
Carl Touhey
Lisa Van Wie
Denise Watso ’02
Gordon Zuckerman ’62
and Linda Zuckerman
Endowment Fund in memory
of Matthew Hathaway ’98
Lisa Banta
Richard Berkun
Penelope G. Brunt
Douglas J. Capasso
Henry M. Crawford
Brian T. Creary
Criticom Critical Communications
Susan Daniels
Anne M. Harvey
John R. Zongrone Agency, Inc.
Jolles Insurance, Inc.
Robert A. Kipke
Page Morrison
Robert Perrigo
Laurie J. Smith
Wet Planet Beverages
23
Mario Musolino ’79
Douglas Nadeau ’73
Mark Nagelsmith ’76
George Nagy
Kathryn Nardacci ’79
Kimberly Narolewski ’78
Garry Nathan ’71
Patti Nazarko ’73
Glenn Nead ’85
Robert Neidl ’75
M. Nettleton
Kevin Neville ’05
Stephen Nickel ’83
John Nigro
Frank Niosi ’84
Lynne Nisoff ’84
Francis Nistico ’78
Arthur Nolan ’73
Brian Nolan ’85
Christopher Nolan ’84
Richard Noll ’87
Tracey Noll ’89
Gabriella Noob ’86
Mark Normandin ’85
John Nowak ’83
Dominic Nuciforo ’68
Deborah O’Brien ’86
Michael O’Brien ’85
Joel Obuchows ’00
Michele Ochal ’84
Judith O’Connor
Audrey O’Hare
John Oliver ’73
Carol Olsta ’80
Cleo Ostrander ’85
Robert Ottaviano ’56
Vicki Ouimet ’87
Christopher Owen ’89
Mary Page
Roy Paige ’71
Marcia Palitsch ’75
Faith Palma ’79
Leland Palmer ’68
Sue Paloski ’85
Diana Pane
Ellen Pangburn ’91
Jeffrey Pangburn ’91
Donald Panton ’67
Julie Panzanaro
Thomas Paone ’84
Mark Pape ’89
Charlotte Parker ’87
Christopher Parker ’79
George Parker ’63
Sherri Parker ’85
William Parker ’88
Party Warehouse
Elizabeth Pasinella ’80
Robert Pasquini ’75
Charles Patricelli ’74
Henry Peck ’87
Peter Peer ’81
Marabeth Pennell ’67
Joseph Pennisi ’87
William Pennock ’89
John Pepper ’66
Wayne Perreault ’82
Kristine Perry ’74
Anne Marie Pershyn ’89
James Peterson ’87
Philip Petrus ’81
Frank Pezze ’73
Monica Pfohl ’88
Mildred Phelan ’76
Nancy Phelan ’85
Timothy Phelan ’88
Joel Phelps ’91
Sandra Phelps ’63
David Philipson ’85
Fredisberto Pica ’00
Earl Piccirillo ’81
Kenneth Pietrowski ’82
Joseph Pilipczak ’80
Kathleen Pinches ’79
Christina Pingelski ’84
Kimberly Piser ’84
Ellen Pitkin ’80
Lawrence Pitts ’89
Denise Platt ’85
Carolyn Plimley ’80
Stephanie Pochman ’71
James Poirier ’89
Patricia Poirier ’77
Daniel Polsinelli ’71
Terrance Potter ’81
Heidi Powley ’80
Laurie Premo ’83
22
Helga Prichard ’86
Patricia Priest ’80
Debra Primett ’78
Timothy Prosser ’79
Deborah Provost ’73
Carolyn Prukalski ’83
Margaret Puccio ’70
Christopher Purcell ’71
Susan Quest-Sherman ’80
Daniel Quinn ’67
Robert Racette
Margaret Radliff ’69
Vincent Ragonese ’86
Tamara Rapisarda ’91
Todd Rasner
Patrick Rathbun ’85
Ronald Rauche ’66
Richard Reggio ’82
Jennifer Reid ’87
Tyrone Reid ’81
Thomas Reinisch
Mary Rekus ’84
Margaret Rendert ’85
Richard Renjilian ’80
David Renko ’84
Ronald Renzi ’84
Craig Reopel ’82
Ian Richards ’76
Lynn Richter ’85
Dianne Rigney Nolin ’74
Deborah Rimkunas ’88
Jody Risko ’83
Kathleen Ristau ’81
Patricia Roarke ’86
Craig Roberts ’80
Wendy Susko Robichaud ’91
Brian Robinson ’84
Jean Robinson ’80
Paul Rogan
Thomas Rogan
Marie Rogers ’88
Judith Romano
Richard Ronda’72
Joyce Rose ’85
Kimberly Rose ’89
Elaine Rosen ’70
Anita Rosenfeld ’62
Joseph Rossier ’78
Alice Rotondi ’84
Gregory Rouse ’86
Richard Rovelli ’77
Anthony Rubino ’82
Thomas Ruby ’76
Barbara Rucci ’84
Bonnie Rufenacht ’76
Glenn Rufenacht ’75
Steve Ruppenthal ’76
Christophe Rusiecki ’85
John Russell ’85
Nanette Rutkowski ’78
Christina Ryan ’76
James Ryan
John Ryan ’84
Joseph Ryan ’90
Timothy Ryan ’79
Edward Rytell ’82
Robert Sabatelli ’81
Carolyn Sacco ’68
Charles Sacco ’68
Robert Sack ’80
David Saehrig ’63
Margaret Sage ’74
Virgil Sager ’83
Sallie Mae
Roger Salmon ’59
Joseph Sampson ’62
Ronald Samuels ’80
Michael Sanders ’91
James Sano ’76
Thomas Sansone ’69
Margaret Santanello ’05
Michael Santini ’83
Sheila Santini ’85
John Sapone ’59
John Sardella ’85
Minoo Sarhaddi ’89
David Sarnacki
Patricia Sass ’84
Zachary Scarchilli
Thomas Schaffer ’69
William Scheffler ’65
Brenda Schermerhorn ’96
Arthur Schmich ’76
Diana Schmidt ’87
Donald Schmidt
Nelson Schmidt ’74
Mark ’71 and
Lorraine ’88 Schmiedeshoff
Andrew Schott
Michele Schottenham ’89
Michele Schultz ’86
Rosemary Schultz
Peter Schuurman ’86
Catherine Scoons ’79
Richard Scoons ’75
David Scott
Kim Scott ’00
Shirley Scott ’80
James Seaman ’82
Todd Sebast ’87
Leonard Sendzicki ’70
Janice Seymour ’84
Joan Shack
Deanna Shapiro ’89
Gilbert Sharpe ’76
Gale Shaw
Jacqueline Shea ’82
Kesa Shea ’00
Maureen Shea ’84
Brian Sheehan ’85
Carlene Sheehan
Thomas Sheeran ’75
Christophe Sheridan ’86
Denise Sheriff ’81
Barbara Sherman ’81
Fumiko Shido ’88
Mary Ann Shook ’66
Christopher Shope ’88
William Shover ’69
Wayne Shuster ’75
Eleanor Shutter ’73
Dwight Sickler ’64
Colleen Sicko ’80
Dawn Signoracci ’87
Alan Silverman ’65
Marco and Carolyn ’86 Silvestri
Kevin Sisk ’05
Martin Siudzinski ’83
Nicholas Siver ’83
Robert Skala ’77
Peter Skelly ’87
David Skiba ’00
Andrea Skinner ’80
Charles Sklaryk ’58
Christopher Slater ’89
Michael Smialek ’89
Maria Smirensky ’85
Adam Smith ’88
Bernard Smith ’99
Bruce Smith ’74
Edmund Smith ’81
Elizabeth Smith ’81
David Smith ’88
Gregory Smith ’80
Joseph Smith ’65
Kenneth Smith ’55
Kevin Smith ’76
Robert Smith ’83
Terrance Snider ’85
David Soldini
Sandra Solimano ’80
Gregory Sorrentino ’87
Richard Spence
Janet Spielberger ’72
Thomas Spohr ’59
Robert Springer ’84
Louis Spychalski ’85
Eugene St. John ’84
Paul ’66 and Walda ’67 St. Yves
William Stachnik ’57
Anthony Stackrow ’60
Judith Stamp
David Stanley ’71
Catherine Steele ’86
Jacqueline Stever ’04
Scott Stockman ’94
George Stone ’59
John Storrow ’80
Peter Stover ’81
Susan Stover ’76
Stephen Strachman
Robert Strebel ’87
William Strugatz ’84
Richard Stufflebeam ’84
Dorothy Styno ’81
William Sumner ’74
Todd Suriano
Sharon Sutliff ’88
M. Aileen ’75 and
Richard ’73 Svec
Richard Swahlan ’84
Michael Swanson ’78
Amelia Swint ’58
Timothy Szala ’82
Albert Szesnat ’91
Deborah Tagliento ’70
Shirley Talbot ’78
Paul Tavolilla ’84
Robert Tedesco ’82
Thomas Tegiacchi ’86
Joseph Terry ’73
Lois Terry ’72
Eugene Terwilliger ’87
Paul Testa ’80
Judy Thatcher ’79
Francis Therrien ’82
Timothy Thomas ’73
Mary Thompson ’62
Jacualyn Tice ’87
Nancy Todaro ’94
Bonnie Toivonen ’80
Brian Tollisen ’89
Maureen Tompkins ’78
Mary Tonkin ’80
Julia Tortello ’85
Tyler Towne ’86
Deborah Tozier ’87
Felice Trifaro ’87
Elizabeth Troue ’80
Terence Tryon ’85
Paul Turner ’81
Carol Turner ’77
Charles Tutunjian ’89
Michael Valenti ’93
Richard Valenti ’92
Linda Van Hoesen ’88
Laura Van Valkenburg ’98
Robert Vanalstine ’70
Anne Vandreason ’63
Monroe Vanvalkenburgh ’67
Debra Varin ’80
Karen Vecchione ’69
Ellen Venson
Eugene Vermilyea ’81
Andrea Versaci ’89
Lynette Vice ’84
Susan Vitolins ’76
Anna Volk ’88
Karen Wacksman ’86
Edward Waddell ’88
Jennifer Walker ’01
Maria Walker ’89
Richard Walker ’74
Colleen Wallace ’86
Iley Wallace ’87
Diane Walrath ’83
Mary Walsh ’64
Thomas Warren ’77
Debra Wasserbach ’74
Margaret Waterbury ’77
Sheryl Waterbury
Stanley Watroba ’74
Edward Watson ’73
Lindsey Watson
Scott Weaver ’83
William Weber ’80
Loren Weinheimer ’91
Peter Wenk ’79
Deborah West-Arnot ’80
Carroll Westgate ’57
Diane Whaley ’84
Christine Wilber ’71
Robert Wilcox ’58
Michael Willey ’97
Christopher Williams ’82
Rachel Williams ’07
John Willits ’72
John Willson ’83
Dale Wilsey ’72
Linda Wilsey ’77
Harriet Wilson ’02
Robert Winford ’64
Frank Wittman ’80
Charles Wohlfert ’64
Angela Wohltmann ’95
Robert Wolff ’76
John Wood ’02
James Woodruff ’70
Bruce Woolford ’82
Mark Wright ’82
George Young ’88
Victor Zabielski ’84
Debra Zareski ’87
Elizabeth Zemanick ’75
Stephen Ziamandani ’84
Janis Zipkin ’82
Charles Zipprich
Nancy Zipprich ’93
Matching Gift Companies
Bank of America Foundation
ExxonMobil Foundation
GE Foundation
Key Bank Matching Gifts
Foundation
Meredith Corporation Foundation
Niagara Mohawk Foundation
Saint-Gobain Corporation
Verizon Foundation
2007 U.W. Marx, Inc.
Golf Classic
The golf classic was held
July 23, 2007 at the Troy
Country Club. Proceeds
Presenting Sponsor
($10,000 and up)
U.W. Marx, Inc.
Dinner Sponsor
($5,000 to $9,999)
Luncheon Sponsors
($4,000 to $4,999)
Northern Industrial Services
Times Union
Reception Sponsors
(3,000 to $3,999)
Siemens Building Technologies
Breakfast Sponsor
($2,500 to $2,999)
Eastern Copy Products/Muratec
Hole-in-One Sponsors
($2,000 to $2,499)
CVS
Clyne, Cordo, LLP
Time Warner Cable
Vanguard-Fine Retail Stores
Leasing, LLC
Cart Sponsor
($1,500 to $1,999)
Architecture +
Auction Sponsors
($1,000 to $1,499)
Albany Broadcasting
Company, Inc
Campito Plumbing & Heating, Inc.
Citi
Tri-City ValleyCats
Putting Green Sponsors
($500 to $999)
Blue Shield of Northeastern NY
CDPHP
Chartwell’s
Canteen
Architecture & Engineering P.C.
Fuller & O’Brien Insurance
Marshall & Sterling Insurance
Martin Law Firm
Systems, Inc.
MM Hayes Company, Inc.
Rensselaer County
SEFCU
Hole Sponsors
($250 to $499)
ADP, Inc.
Albert Kemperle Inc.
Bank of America
Benetech, Inc.
Bryce Funeral Home
Caprara’s Body Shop
Clough, Harbour & Associates LLP
Coca-Cola Enterprises
Cognitive Marketing
County Executive Kathy Jimino
C Tech
Deli and Brew
Dunkin’ Donuts
Energy Management
Technologies
Harold R. Clune Inc.
Johnstone Supply
Key Bank
L. Browe Asphalt Services, Inc.
Lakeview Inn on Crystal Lake
MVP Health Care
Brokers, Inc.
New School of Radio
and Television
Nigro Companies
Oldcastle Precast
PPG Industries
Presstek
Rensselaer County Republican
Legislature Campaign Committee
Rose & Kiernan
Saratoga Associates
School Systems
SimplexGrinnell
Snap On Tools
St. Peter’s Health Care Services
The Desmond
TIAA-CREF
Total Tool, Ltd.
UPS
W.J. Lyons Jr. Funeral Home
Wiley Brothers, Inc.
In-kind sponsors
Albany Institute of History & Art
Albany Symphony Orchestra
Robert R. Allen
Anixter
Burden Lake Country Club
Cabot Creamery
Citizens Bank
Chase Manhattan Bank
Citizens Bank
Clement Frame & Art Shop
Clough Harbour and
Associates, LLP
Cobleskill Golf & Country Club
Colonial Cleaners
Country Club of Troy
Curtis 1000
Joseph Daley
Eagle Crest Golf Club
Edison Club
Flavour Cafe & Lounge
Galway Golf Club
Garcia’s Mexican Restaurant
Nancy H. Goody
Hannaford
Hoffman Car Wash
Kingsboro Golf Club
Lakeview Inn
On Crystal Lake, Inc.
Marriott Hotels
Moscatiello’s
MVP Health Care
National Baseball Hall of Fame
New York State
Historical Association
Oasis Family Fun Park
Party Warehouse, Inc.
Plaza Fitness
Rensselaer Athletic Department
Saratoga National Golf Club
Shaker Ridge Country Club
South End Tavern
Spectrum 8 Theatres
Mr. Michael Such
The Desmond
The Eatery
The Egg
The Otesaga Resort Hotel
Time Warner Cable
Tosca Grille
Tri City Valley Cats, Inc.
TrueValue Hardware
UPS
USS Slater/Destroyer Escort
Historical Foundation
U.W. Marx Construction Company
Windham Country Club
Distinguished
Service Awards
Luncheon
The luncheon was held
October 26, 2006. Proceeds
Platinum Sponsors
($3,500 and up)
Times Union
Verizon
Gold Sponsors
($2,500 to $3,499)
Seton Health
Silver Sponsors
($1,500 to $2,499)
Fuller & O’Brien, Inc.
MVP Heath Care
Bronze Sponsors
($500 to $1,499)
Key Bank
Mercer Companies
Nigro Companies
Siena College
The Chazen Companies
ValueOptions
Award Sponsors
($250 to $499)
Bank of America
BBL Construction
Lori Schindler Realty Company
New York State
Association of Insurance
and Financial Advisors
Ryan-Briggs Associates
SMRT Architects
and Engineers,PC
Stone Bridge Iron and Steel Co.
Tri-City ValleyCats
Event Sponsors
($100 to $249)
Anchor Agency, Inc.
Dorice and Norman Brickman
Carla Chiar
Karl Coté
Vincent Delio
Lloyd H. Demboski
John Egan
Kathy Jimino
Saratoga Economic
Charles Staro
The Business
Development Group
The University at Albany
Richard Wallace
Donors to
Restricted
Funds
Scholarship and
Award Funds
Scholarship
James H. Grace ’64
Hazel Hayes Atwater
Janet Atwater ’71
Patricia Wheeler
Lois and John H. Atwater Jr.
Janet Atwater ’71
Automobilists of the Upper
Hudson Valley Scholarship in
memory of John A. English
Automobilists of
Upper Hudson Valley
Center Scholarship
Mary Abbott
Patrick Driscoll
Michael E. Fleming
Joseph Freund
Ronald M. Frinks
HVCC-Faculty Association
Lucille Marion
Michael Morris
Ann Marie Murray
Shirley Neiss ’97
Judith Zamurs
Business Administration
Scholarship
Anonymous
Karen Holmes
National Grid Matching Gifts
Capital District
Chevrolet Club Scholarship
Capital District Chevrolet Club
Courtney M. Carelli and
Scholarship
Friends of the Carelli and
Gardner Families
Peter T. Chimbos ’64
Maria Cholakis
John J. Choulochas
Annual Award for Excellence
in Automotive Service
Katherine Fredricks
College in the High School
Program Scholarship
Bank of America
Citizens Bank
NBT Bank
Kevin H. Davidson
Shirley Neiss ’97
Sandra L. Eyerman ’07
Richard Dinn
Sally Bauer
Carol J. Dinn
Dicey O’Malley
Judith A. Stamp
Robert Swanick
Diversity Honors Scholarship
of Hudson Valley Community
College
Jason Irving Doeg ’02
Sandra Agars
Friends and family of Jason
Irving Doeg
Faculty Student
Association Scholarship for
Matriculated Students
Scholarship for
Non-matriculated Students
Fine Arts Award
William G. Muller
John R. Fletcher
Scholarship Sponsored by
the Rensselaer County
Association of Town
Scholarship
Highways Scholarship
Donald F. Gilbert Jr.
Scholarship
Joan Lawson
Kathryn Sullivan
Paul F. Goliber
David P. Goliber
Donald C. Goliber ’78
Willie A. Hammett Student
Services Scholarship
Frederick W. Kakumba
Ann Marie Coulombe
Donald D. Heckelman
Donald Heckleman ’79
Cathy Hunter-Roberts
Scholarship
Susan McDermott
Brenda Twiggs
Sean Anthony Kelleher
Brian and Gail Kelleher
Michael-Joel Kelleher
Lockheed Martin Corporation
Mathematics and Science
Award
Martha Fowler
Rochelle Goldfarb
Diane Jasinski
Carol Karpien
Susan L. Kutryb
Margaret A. Leonard
Carol McCarthy
John E. Murray Jr.
Cherie Pash-Corr
Kathleen E. Quirk
Elaine M. Brooks Rinaldo
Maryellen O. Rosetti
Joan E. Shack
Eugenia Staerker
Linda Stein
Patricia Wheeler
Judith Zamurs
Scholarship
Lucille Marion
Scholarship
and Candice Nagi
Maria Cholakis
Diane Jasinski
Alfred Vanderzee
William Frank Jr.
New York State Federation
of Home Bureaus, Inc.
Scholarship in Liberal Arts
Bonita Sessing-Matcha
Northeastern Subcontractors
Association Scholarship
ARW Drywall Co Inc.
Commonwealth Benefit
Group LLC
Esserman & Pelter, LLP
Mullally Bros., Inc.
Northeastern
Subcontractors Association
Sage Brothers Company, Inc.
Western Building Restoration
Co., Inc.
Aimee Lynn Pyskadlo
C.L. King & Associates, Inc.
Cohoes Columbiettes #192
Cohoes-Waterford Elks Lodge
No 1317
Dennis W. Donnelly
Marra’s Pharmacy
Sunward Technologies, Inc.
Highway Scholarship
Association of Town
Elizabeth K. Ripple
Maria Hull
Frank J. Ryan ’69
Dorothy A. Ryan ’66
Second Chance
Scholarship Foundation
Shirley Neiss ’97
Endowment Fund
A reception was held June 7,
2007 to honor Dr. Angelo
Mastrangelo and to benefit the
Endowment. Many of the donors
listed below gave in support of
that reception.
Annese & Associates, Inc.
Jesse Boyce ’06
Mark Breslin ’58
John Brugel
Kathleen Carney ’04
Mary Carroll
Center for Ecomonic Growth, Inc.
Michael Chojnacki
The College of Saint Rose
Margaret Daley
Christopher Degiovine
Patrick Dewane ’04
Selissa Dukes ’96
Erik Eddy
William Fagan ’73
Michael Frisoni
Joyce A. Harley
Janet Hunter ’05
Daniel Jacques
Lynn King ’04
Jeanne Kobuszewski
Sunanda Koshy ’04
John Kucij
Diane Lawrence
Anh Le ’07
Anthony Mastrangelo
Barbara McBride
Mary Morganson ’95
William Muller
Shirley Neiss ’97
Ginny O’Brien
Susan Patterson
Salvatore Pipito
Kathleen Quirk
Bruce Raunick ’92
Catherine Reamer ’91
Erick Richardson
Shavina Richardson-Aiken ’07
Gary Robinov
Gerilyn Rose ’95
John Smircich
Thomas Smith
Michael Stevens
R. Mark Sullivan
Bruce Thompson
Carl Touhey
Lisa Van Wie
Denise Watso ’02
Gordon Zuckerman ’62
and Linda Zuckerman
Endowment Fund in memory
of Matthew Hathaway ’98
Lisa Banta
Richard Berkun
Penelope G. Brunt
Douglas J. Capasso
Henry M. Crawford
Brian T. Creary
Criticom Critical Communications
Susan Daniels
Anne M. Harvey
John R. Zongrone Agency, Inc.
Jolles Insurance, Inc.
Robert A. Kipke
Page Morrison
Robert Perrigo
Laurie J. Smith
Wet Planet Beverages
23
Leonard J. Spiegel
Beverly Spiegel
Michael D. Tisenchek
Cathryn and Louis Tisencheck
Michael J. Torello
Janet Atwater ’71
We@HVCC Fund
Elissa M. Baker
Karola O. Berg
Eleanor D. Bode ’04
Patricia A. Bodi ’98
Suzanne Brownrigg
Adela Buczynski
Virginia F. Cintron
Patricia M. Colongione ’63
Beverly J. Cootware
Nancy T. Cupolo
Carolyn Curtis
Margaret A. Daley
Kimberley A. Denue
Carrie A. Farley
Tara L. Farley
Bonnie R. Farrell
Erica Ferro ’94
Susan P. Gallagher
Deborah Gardner
Patricia A. Gaston ’90
Nancy H. Goody
Christine Helwig
Judith Hitchcock
Diane Jasinski
Rachel S. Josil
Suzanne K. Kalkbrenner
Jeanne Kelleher ’75
Susan M. Kilgallon
Donna L. Kropp
Anne S. Labelle
Joan S. Lawson
Margaret A. Leonard
Kristina I. Lewis ’75
Laura Malkonian
Marcia A Malone
Margaret Mann
Erin M. Manning ’99
Ulla A. Manning
Barbara B. McBride
Carol McCarthy
Kim F. McMann
Donna L. Milks ’94
Donna J. Murray
Shirley Neiss ’97
Non-Instructional
Employees Union
Jean M. O’Malley
Frank Padula ’79
Julie A. Panzanaro
Cherie Pash-Corr
Linda Pelosi-Dunn
Holly A. Pennock
Jeanne L. Petropol
Dorothy H. Reynolds
Barbara L. Russell
Joan Russo ’97
Lorraine A. Schmiedeshoff ’88
Tracy K. Seeberger
Marilyn C. Shapiro
Carlene M. Sheehan
Vivian A. Tortorici
Brenda E. Twiggs
Sherri M. Wait
Youth Program Temp Fund
McCarthy Charities, Inc.
Stewart’s Ice Cream
Company, Inc.
Youth Program
Endowment Fund
Sharon Collis
Rena Epting
Erin Manning ’99
Program Funds
Alumni Emergency
Assistance Fund
ASCE Student Club Fund
American Institute of Steel
Construction, Inc.
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American Society of Civil
Engineers Mohawk-Hudson
Chapter
Clough Harbour and
Associates LLP
George Limbrunner
Theodore W. Marrotta ’66
Richard G. Wood ’81
Sally Bauer
College Foundation Brick
Campaign
Mary Jean Bryce ’05
Building Systems Technology
Program Fund
James Countryman ’99
College Capstone Project
Arcadia Supply, Inc.
Joseph Gendron
Robert Swanick
Zak, Incorporated
Center for Careers
and Employment
Development Fund
Army National Guard
Clock Tower
J. Thomas Accuosti
Steven J. Aquino ’73
Douglas G. Baldrey
Oscar D. Barker
Richard E. Bennett, III ’75
Tonita A. Berry ’85
Mary C. Boland ’70
Ethel D. Bowen ’95
Arlene A. Briard
Barbara M. Butler
Michael J. Cantanucci ’72
Alice Cantwell
Daniel Casey ’69
Roger Champagne
Anthony J. Chismark ’69
Thomas A. Clement
Robert Cogdon ’70
Bob Conway ’66
Paul Corr
William M. Cronin ’64
Christine Dalapas
Margaret A. Daley
Warren Delollo ’70
Michael P. Deviddio
Carl P. DiCeasre ’66
Edward Diegel
Patricia Morgan Dumas ’05
F. Joseph Dwyer ’66
Brian Fagan
Martin E. Farrell ’70
Esther C. Flynn
Mary L. Genevive ’88
Sandra Gorman ’88
George J. Gravrogkas
Paul L. Guyette
George T. Hall ’71
Margaret Higbee
Elizabeth Higgins
Daniel Hogan
Michael J. Holupko
Daniel J. Horgan ’05
Gilbert Housel ’65
Hudson Valley Community College
Student Senate
James J. Johnson ’81
Anne Kimball
Len & Gerry Krall
Maria College
Elizabeth J. Martin
Mary-Teresa Morgan McCormick
Anne McHugh
Anthony L. Milanese ’70
Margaret Miller
Dolores Montero
Anne S. Morgan
Beverly Morgan
Martha Morgan
Paul Morgan Jr.
John F. Morgiewicz ’72
Roger Nachbar
Millicent Newton
John H. Nickles
George R. Nevulis ’69
Jane B. O’Brien
Edissa E. Ploetz
Ronald E. Reuter
Vincent J. Rinella ’70
Christl Schmidt ’66
Marco A. Shafer ’72
Sonia B. Shaw
Joseph T. Sherry ’75
Vincent P. Spadoni ’89
Beverly Spiegel
Jason Stewart
Carol A. Sullivan
Richard J. Sweeney
Vivian Tortorici
William M. Trendell
Troy Kennel Club
William V. Vandenbosch ’67
James A. Walsh
George L. Welch ’69
Karola Berg
Nancy Cupolo
Jacqueline Dushensky
Peter L. Sanzen
Construction Technology
Endowment Fund
U.W. Marx Corporation
DaimlerChrysler
Capstone Fund
DaimlerChrysler Corporation Fund
Dental Hygiene
Endowment Fund
An “Celebration of Excellence”
gala was held Oct. 20, 2006 to
recognize the Hudson Valley
Community College Dental
Hygiene Program. Proceeds went
toward a new endowment fund to
benefit the college’s Dental
Hygiene Program. Many of the
donors listed below gave to the
fund in support of that event.
Named Operatories level
($25,000 and up)
John P. Essepian, D.D.S.
Fourth District Dental in honor
of Dr. Robert C. and Lillian
“Sisty” Wescott
Third District Dental Society
Platinum level
($10,000 to $24,999)
Robert K. DeLuke, D.D.S. in honor
of Dominick J. DeLuke, D.D.S.
New York State Dental Association
Christopher Walsh, D.D.S.
Gold level ($5,000 to $9,999)
Michael R. Breault, D.D.S. &
Michael McGovern, D.M.D.
Peter H. Collins, D.D.S.
Brendan M. Cooney, D.D.S., M.S.
Drs. Decker, Sbuttoni,
Boghosian, Dicerbo and Lawless
Dr. Robert H. Hill II
Dr. Brian Kennedy
Marvin L Kessler, D.M.D.
Kilgore International, Inc.
Joseph Lapinski D.D.S.
New York State Dental Foundation
Dr. Gary Thomas Puccio
Harry E. Rosenstein, D.M.D.
H. John and Jonathan Schutze
Douglas Smail, D.D.S.
Mark J. Weinberger, D.D.S.
Silver level ($2,500 to $5,000)
Albany Oral Maxillofacial
Surgery Group
Jeffrey L. Adams, D.D.S.
Lawrence J. Busino, D.D.S. &
Carmen Fasulo, D.D.S.
Family Dental of East Greenbush
JPMorgan Chase Bank
John McCambley, D.M.D.
Steven G. Messing, D.M.D.
Mark J. Pettrone, D.M.D.
Dr. Gordon L. Wright and
Dr. Kevin W. Morrill
Claudia L. Schwendeman, D.D.S.
Dr. Elena Suditu
Bronze level
($1,000 to $2,499)
Adirondack Dental Implant Center
Debra G. Bausback, D.M.D.
Michael J. Comis, D.D.S.
Stephen P. Dautel, D.D.S.
Dr. Jason T. Decker, D.D.S.
Michael M. DeSanti, D.D.S.
Drs. Gary & Mary DiSanto-Rose
Dr. Angela Dong
Dr. Vincent Filanova, D.D.S.
Drs. Friedman, Goodcoff
and Segal
James E. Galati, D.D.S.
Geoffrey R. Gamache, D.D.S.
Halfmoon Family Dental
Joseph J. Hart, D.M.D.
Michael J. Kane, D.D.S.
Stephen J. Langan, D.M.D.
Frederick J. Marra, D.M.D.
Monica Mottolese, D.D.S. and
James Slavin MD
Dr. Steven J. Oshins
Mark J. Pettrone D.M.D.
Seton Health
Robert E. Sharp, D.D.S., MSD
Dr. James A Slavin
Dr. Rosanne Sundstrom, D.D.S.
Gary H. Swalsky, D.M.D.
Gail C. Thornton, D.D.S.
Friends level (up to $1,000)
Dr. J. Craig Alexander
Dean M. Bartlett, D.D.S.
Christine M. Bornstein
Boule/Spear Dentistry
Breathe Easy Staffing
Solutions, LLC
Stephen J. Conway, D.D.S.
Mark D. Cury, D.M.D.
Dr. James M. DeBonis
Delmar Dental Medicine
Dr. Alvin DeSiena
Hu-Friedy
David Levine, D.D.S.
Dr. Timothy M. McSweeney
Dr. Lewis R. Morrison
Dr. Ernest F. Reimann
Judith E. Romano
Mark L. Roschinsky, D.M.D.
Barry Rosenblatt, D.M.D.
Dr. Lloyd B. Schwartz
Dr. Martin Toomajian Jr.
Dr. Richard D. Thayer
Dr. Douglas J. Tucker
Dr. Roy J. Vegter
Disability Resource Center
Endowment Fund
Deanne Martocci
Dona P. Williams
Program Scholarship and
Emergency Fund
Adele Brown ’98
Louis Coplin
Larraine Ellis
Center Endowment Fund
The EOC held a gala event on
Sept. 29, 2006 to celebrate the
center’s 40th anniversary, and
many of the donors gave in
support of the anniversary
celebration.
Diamond level
($10,000 and up)
Lucille Marion and Stephen Cowan
Emerald level
($1,000 to $2,499)
Nancy C. Condit
Pearl level ($500 to $999)
Jean and Abe Bolgatz
Brooklyn Educational
Opportunity Center
Buffalo Educational
Opportunity Center
Louis Ferri
Verna J. Hodges
Esther Evelyn McPhail Smith
Long Island Educational
Opportunity Center
The Martin Law Firm
Tri-City JATC
UHY Advisors
Coral level ($250 to $499)
Amy and William Conley
Clyne, & Cordo, LLP
Thomas Gizara
Sylvia Intelisano and Jeryl Honikel
Quandt’s Foodservice
Distribution, Inc.
Marilyn and Larry Shapiro
Solomon and Solomon, P.C.
Jade level ($100 to $249)
Mary-ellen Buda
Assemblyman Ron Canestrari
Commission on Economic
Opportunity (CEO)
Community Maternity Services
Carolyn Curtis
Millie Delgado
Tom Dingley
Empire Education Corporation—
Mildred Elley
Jean Hobbs
IBEW Local Union 236
Kathy Jimino
Marv LeRoy
Mildred Elley
Kristina Lewis
Anne Morgan
Shirley Neiss
Penni Newman
Holly and Bob Pennock
Kathleen Quirk
Joan Shack
United Way of NENY
Friend level (up to $99)
Capital EAP
In-kind Sponsors
Albany Institute of History and Art
Bally Total Fitness
Beaux Visages
Bella-Napoli Bakery
Capital Repertory Co.
Claude T. Dingley
Cohoes Music Hall
Complexions Spa for Beauty
and Wellness
Theresa Dicesare
Drue Sanders Jewelers
Frear Park Golf Course
Fred Astaire Dance Studio
M. Cecile Furlong
Thomas Glasser
Hall of Springs
Robert Harley
John Hewitt
Hoffman Car Wash
Holiday Inn Turf
Jeri Honikel
Hummingbird Designs
Sylvia Intelisano
The Irish Mist
Jack’s Oyster House
Macy’s
The Maids Home Service
Marriot Hotels
My Favorite Things Floral
Panera Bread Co.
Party with Mia
Patricelli’s Deli & Catering
Phillip Alexander Jewelers
Laurie Puzier
Roma’s Importing Co.
Rumor’s IV Men
Rumor’s Salon and Spa
Salon Gallery
Michael Such
Surroundings Floral Studio
Tri-City J.A.T.C. Inc.
Wolfert’s Roost Country Club
English, Modern Languages and
English as a Second Language Fund
Sarah M. Boggess
McGraw Hill Publishing Company
Maria S. Palmara
Pearson Education
Maria C. Pollack
James J. Slattery
Facility Maintenance
Improvement Fund
Adele A. Brown ’98
Kathleen Cline
Melissa M. Coon ’93
Lucille A. Marion
General Endowment Fund
Cherie Pash-Corr
William G. Muller
Alexander J. Popovics
History, Philosophy, and Social
Sciences Department Fund
Donald C. Ferguson
Prentice Hall
Douglas C. Niles
Norton Company
Individual Studies and
Liberal Arts Department Fund
Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company
Lang Fund for Animal
Welfare Studies
Conrad H. Lang Jr.
Valerie A. Lang
United Activists for Animal Rights
Library Fund
Capital District Library Council
Eli Fritz
Medical Imaging Emergency Book
& Uniform Fund
Linda Desnoyers
Jeanne Kelleher
E. Michael McLoughlin
Dorothy Reynolds
Teacher Preparation
Department Fund
Charles L. Touhey
Judith M. O’Connor
Robert E. Racette Jr.
Robert F. Swanick
Viking Club
Richard Alfred
Douglas Baldrey
Paul Bishop
Andrew Blanchard
Bernardine Bochette ’72
Philip Brown
Timothy Brown ’92
Alvin Bryski
Andre Cook
Timothy Dennis ’66
Family Reading Program
Richard Fennelly
Colleen Ferris
Mark Galuski ’81
Eduardo Gutierrez
Margaret Ann Jacobsen
Marvin LeRoy
Mickey Levernois
Teresa Lewandusky
Mary Musso
Fred Nero ’72
Thomas Reinisch
Amy Rodwell ’91
Thomas Rogan
Jacob Silvestri ’96
Keith Thomas
TYCO Matching Gifts Program
Lisa Van Wie
Walcott Associates, LLC
Sandra Wimmer
Workforce Development Fund
Carolyn G. Curtis
Gordon ’62 and Linda Zuckerman
Endowment Fund
In-kind Donors
DaimlerChrysler
Dolores Dowling
Estate of James Fitzgibbons
General Motors
IBM Corporation
LaFarge North America
Richard Spence
Heritage Society
The Heritage Society recognizes our
generous alumni and friends who
have included Hudson Valley
Community College in their financial
and estate planning. These planned
gifts include bequests, charitable gift
annuities, life insurance, retirement
plans and charitable remainder trusts,
and are vital to the continuation and
expansion of college programs.
John O. Amstuz*
Charles F. Bessey*
Vera Boerenko-Titterington ’72
Steve and Sarah Boggess
Mark T. Breslin ’58
Philip Brown
John L. Buono ’68
James J. Fitzgibbons*
Robert F. Foley*
Mary Karpiak Foster
Muriel T. Gageway*
Otto V. Guenther*
Jayne Regan Harris*
Stephen L. Hyatt*
Kevin Johnson ’74
Wynn Kintz
James ’67 and
Regina Scarano ’73 LaGatta
Marguerite H. LaPan*
Marvin R. LeRoy Jr.
Dr. Robert S. Menchel ’55
William G. Muller
Dr. and Mrs. Dennis L. Nagi
Holly A. Pennock
Mary E. Phillips ’73
Robert E. Pratt ’55
Peter Siy ’78
John J. Sweeney Jr.
Mark ’72 and Lorraine ’88 Schmiedeshoff
Robert S. Turner ’96
James A. Walsh ’61
2006-2007 Hudson Valley Community College
Foundation Board of Directors
Michael C. Danieli
William F. Fagan ’73
Vice Chairpersons
John Shartrand
Treasurer
Arthur R. Veino ’76
Secretary
In the event of an error or omission, please accept
our apologies and notify Aimee A. LaLiberte,
director of advancement services, donor relations
and alumni affairs, Hudson Valley Community
College Foundation, 80 Vandenburgh Avenue,
Troy, New York 12180 or [email protected].
Richard F. Galvin
Edward H. Nash
Emeriti
Robert Allen
Richard M. Amadon
Douglas G. Baldrey
Paul E. Bulmer
William Dehmer
Antoine W. Harrison
Andrew J. Matonak
Ex Officio
Ways to Give
Supporting Hudson Valley Community College through a tax-deductible gift
will ensure that the college remains at the forefront of higher education in the
Capital Region. Your generous support enables the college to prosper leaving
a legacy of academic excellence that future generations will enjoy.
There are many ways to make a gift and your contribution may be tailored to
meet your desires and objectives. Gifts may be designated for a specific
purpose or may be given without restrictions.
There are a variety of ways to contribute to Hudson Valley Community College:
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For more information about the
Heritage Society, contact Marvin
R. LeRoy Jr., chief development
officer at (518) 629-8007.
Kevin J. Johnson ’74
Roy J. McDonald ’67
Anne S. Morgan
William G. Muller
Kelly Waterson Phillips ’99
James D. Ryan ’68
Patrick Ryan ’95
A. Lynne Scott
Peter D. Semenza ’84
Gordon N. Zuckerman ’62
Chairperson
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Visit the Foundation online at foundation.hvcc.edu/gift
Call (518) 629-8012 to make a pledge or contribute using a Visa,
MasterCard, Discover or American Express.
Send your gift (check or money order made payable to the Hudson Valley
Community College Foundation) to the Hudson Valley Community College
Foundation, 80 Vandenburgh Avenue, Troy, NY 12180.
If you’re a Hudson Valley or New York State employee, you can make a
gift to Hudson Valley Community College via payroll deduction. For more
information, contact your agency’s payroll officer or call the Hudson Valley
Community College Foundation at (518) 629-7736.
All gifts made through the Foundation are tax deductible to the fullest extent
of the law.
Foundation Staff
Sarah M. Boggess
President
Marvin R. LeRoy Jr.
Chief Development
Officer
Nancy H. Goody
Director of Annual
Giving
Aimee LaLiberte
Director of
Advancement
Services, Donor
Relations and
Alumni Affairs
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Leonard J. Spiegel
Beverly Spiegel
Michael D. Tisenchek
Cathryn and Louis Tisencheck
Michael J. Torello
Janet Atwater ’71
We@HVCC Fund
Elissa M. Baker
Karola O. Berg
Patricia A. Bodi ’98
Suzanne Brownrigg
Adela Buczynski
Virginia F. Cintron
Patricia M. Colongione ’63
Beverly J. Cootware
Nancy T. Cupolo
Carolyn Curtis
Margaret A. Daley
Kimberley A. Denue
Carrie A. Farley
Tara L. Farley
Bonnie R. Farrell
Erica Ferro ’94
Susan P. Gallagher
Deborah Gardner
Patricia A. Gaston ’90
Nancy H. Goody
Christine Helwig
Judith Hitchcock
Diane Jasinski
Rachel S. Josil
Suzanne K. Kalkbrenner
Jeanne Kelleher ’75
Susan M. Kilgallon
Donna L. Kropp
Anne S. Labelle
Joan S. Lawson
Margaret A. Leonard
Kristina I. Lewis ’75
Laura Malkonian
Marcia A Malone
Margaret Mann
Erin M. Manning ’99
Ulla A. Manning
Barbara B. McBride
Carol McCarthy
Kim F. McMann
Donna J. Murray
Shirley Neiss ’97
Non-Instructional
Employees Union
Jean M. O’Malley
Frank Padula ’79
Julie A. Panzanaro
Cherie Pash-Corr
Linda Pelosi-Dunn
Holly A. Pennock
Jeanne L. Petropol
Dorothy H. Reynolds
Barbara L. Russell
Joan Russo ’97
Lorraine A. Schmiedeshoff ’88
Tracy K. Seeberger
Marilyn C. Shapiro
Carlene M. Sheehan
Vivian A. Tortorici
Brenda E. Twiggs
Sherri M. Wait
Youth Program Temp Fund
McCarthy Charities, Inc.
Stewart’s Ice Cream
Company, Inc.
Youth Program
Endowment Fund
Sharon Collis
Rena Epting
Erin Manning ’99
Program Funds
Alumni Emergency
Assistance Fund
ASCE Student Club Fund
American Institute of Steel
Construction, Inc.
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American Society of Civil
Engineers Mohawk-Hudson
Chapter
Clough Harbour and
Associates LLP
George Limbrunner
Theodore W. Marrotta ’66
Richard G. Wood ’81
Sally Bauer
College Foundation Brick
Campaign
Mary Jean Bryce ’05
Building Systems Technology
Program Fund
James Countryman ’99
College Capstone Project
Arcadia Supply, Inc.
Joseph Gendron
Robert Swanick
Zak, Incorporated
Center for Careers
and Employment
Development Fund
Army National Guard
Clock Tower
J. Thomas Accuosti
Steven J. Aquino ’73
Douglas G. Baldrey
Oscar D. Barker
Richard E. Bennett, III ’75
Tonita A. Berry ’85
Mary C. Boland ’70
Ethel D. Bowen ’95
Arlene A. Briard
Barbara M. Butler
Michael J. Cantanucci ’72
Alice Cantwell
Daniel Casey ’69
Roger Champagne
Anthony J. Chismark ’69
Thomas A. Clement
Robert Cogdon ’70
Bob Conway ’66
Paul Corr
William M. Cronin ’64
Christine Dalapas
Margaret A. Daley
Warren Delollo ’70
Michael P. Deviddio
Carl P. DiCeasre ’66
Edward Diegel
Patricia Morgan Dumas ’05
F. Joseph Dwyer ’66
Brian Fagan
Martin E. Farrell ’70
Esther C. Flynn
Mary L. Genevive ’88
Sandra Gorman ’88
George J. Gravrogkas
Paul L. Guyette
George T. Hall ’71
Margaret Higbee
Elizabeth Higgins
Daniel Hogan
Michael J. Holupko
Daniel J. Horgan ’05
Gilbert Housel ’65
Hudson Valley Community College
Student Senate
James J. Johnson ’81
Anne Kimball
Len & Gerry Krall
Maria College
Elizabeth J. Martin
Mary-Teresa Morgan McCormick
Anne McHugh
Anthony L. Milanese ’70
Margaret Miller
Dolores Montero
Anne S. Morgan
Beverly Morgan
Martha Morgan
Paul Morgan Jr.
John F. Morgiewicz ’72
Roger Nachbar
Millicent Newton
John H. Nickles
George R. Nevulis ’69
Jane B. O’Brien
Edissa E. Ploetz
Ronald E. Reuter
Vincent J. Rinella ’70
Christl Schmidt ’66
Marco A. Shafer ’72
Sonia B. Shaw
Joseph T. Sherry ’75
Vincent P. Spadoni ’89
Beverly Spiegel
Jason Stewart
Carol A. Sullivan
Richard J. Sweeney
Vivian Tortorici
William M. Trendell
Troy Kennel Club
William V. Vandenbosch ’67
James A. Walsh
George L. Welch ’69
Karola Berg
Nancy Cupolo
Jacqueline Dushensky
Peter L. Sanzen
Construction Technology
Endowment Fund
U.W. Marx Corporation
DaimlerChrysler
Capstone Fund
DaimlerChrysler Corporation Fund
Dental Hygiene
Endowment Fund
An “Celebration of Excellence”
gala was held Oct. 20, 2006 to
recognize the Hudson Valley
Community College Dental
Hygiene Program. Proceeds went
toward a new endowment fund to
benefit the college’s Dental
Hygiene Program. Many of the
donors listed below gave to the
fund in support of that event.
Named Operatories level
($25,000 and up)
John P. Essepian, D.D.S.
Fourth District Dental in honor
of Dr. Robert C. and Lillian
“Sisty” Wescott
Third District Dental Society
Platinum level
($10,000 to $24,999)
Robert K. DeLuke, D.D.S. in honor
of Dominick J. DeLuke, D.D.S.
New York State Dental Association
Christopher Walsh, D.D.S.
Gold level ($5,000 to $9,999)
Michael R. Breault, D.D.S. &
Michael McGovern, D.M.D.
Peter H. Collins, D.D.S.
Brendan M. Cooney, D.D.S., M.S.
Drs. Decker, Sbuttoni,
Boghosian, Dicerbo and Lawless
Dr. Robert H. Hill II
Dr. Brian Kennedy
Marvin L Kessler, D.M.D.
Kilgore International, Inc.
Joseph Lapinski D.D.S.
New York State Dental Foundation
Dr. Gary Thomas Puccio
Harry E. Rosenstein, D.M.D.
H. John and Jonathan Schutze
Douglas Smail, D.D.S.
Mark J. Weinberger, D.D.S.
Silver level ($2,500 to $5,000)
Albany Oral Maxillofacial
Surgery Group
Jeffrey L. Adams, D.D.S.
Lawrence J. Busino, D.D.S. &
Carmen Fasulo, D.D.S.
Family Dental of East Greenbush
JPMorgan Chase Bank
John McCambley, D.M.D.
Steven G. Messing, D.M.D.
Mark J. Pettrone, D.M.D.
Dr. Gordon L. Wright and
Dr. Kevin W. Morrill
Claudia L. Schwendeman, D.D.S.
Dr. Elena Suditu
Bronze level
($1,000 to $2,499)
Adirondack Dental Implant Center
Debra G. Bausback, D.M.D.
Michael J. Comis, D.D.S.
Stephen P. Dautel, D.D.S.
Dr. Jason T. Decker, D.D.S.
Michael M. DeSanti, D.D.S.
Drs. Gary & Mary DiSanto-Rose
Dr. Angela Dong
Dr. Vincent Filanova, D.D.S.
Drs. Friedman, Goodcoff
and Segal
James E. Galati, D.D.S.
Geoffrey R. Gamache, D.D.S.
Halfmoon Family Dental
Joseph J. Hart, D.M.D.
Michael J. Kane, D.D.S.
Stephen J. Langan, D.M.D.
Frederick J. Marra, D.M.D.
Monica Mottolese, D.D.S. and
James Slavin MD
Dr. Steven J. Oshins
Mark J. Pettrone D.M.D.
Seton Health
Robert E. Sharp, D.D.S., MSD
Dr. James A Slavin
Dr. Rosanne Sundstrom, D.D.S.
Gary H. Swalsky, D.M.D.
Gail C. Thornton, D.D.S.
Friends level (up to $1,000)
Dr. J. Craig Alexander
Dean M. Bartlett, D.D.S.
Christine M. Bornstein
Boule/Spear Dentistry
Breathe Easy Staffing
Solutions, LLC
Stephen J. Conway, D.D.S.
Mark D. Cury, D.M.D.
Dr. James M. DeBonis
Delmar Dental Medicine
Dr. Alvin DeSiena
Hu-Friedy
David Levine, D.D.S.
Dr. Timothy M. McSweeney
Dr. Lewis R. Morrison
Dr. Ernest F. Reimann
Judith E. Romano
Mark L. Roschinsky, D.M.D.
Barry Rosenblatt, D.M.D.
Dr. Lloyd B. Schwartz
Dr. Martin Toomajian Jr.
Dr. Richard D. Thayer
Dr. Douglas J. Tucker
Dr. Roy J. Vegter
Disability Resource Center
Endowment Fund
Deanne Martocci
Dona P. Williams
Program Scholarship and
Emergency Fund
Adele Brown ’98
Louis Coplin
Larraine Ellis
Center Endowment Fund
The EOC held a gala event on
Sept. 29, 2006 to celebrate the
center’s 40th anniversary, and
many of the donors gave in
support of the anniversary
celebration.
Diamond level
($10,000 and up)
Lucille Marion and Stephen Cowan
Emerald level
($1,000 to $2,499)
Nancy C. Condit
Pearl level ($500 to $999)
Jean and Abe Bolgatz
Brooklyn Educational
Opportunity Center
Buffalo Educational
Opportunity Center
Louis Ferri
Verna J. Hodges
Esther Evelyn McPhail Smith
Long Island Educational
Opportunity Center
The Martin Law Firm
Tri-City JATC
UHY Advisors
Coral level ($250 to $499)
Amy and William Conley
Clyne, & Cordo, LLP
Thomas Gizara
Sylvia Intelisano and Jeryl Honikel
Quandt’s Foodservice
Distribution, Inc.
Marilyn and Larry Shapiro
Solomon and Solomon, P.C.
Jade level ($100 to $249)
Mary-ellen Buda
Assemblyman Ron Canestrari
Commission on Economic
Opportunity (CEO)
Community Maternity Services
Carolyn Curtis
Millie Delgado
Tom Dingley
Empire Education Corporation—
Mildred Elley
Jean Hobbs
IBEW Local Union 236
Kathy Jimino
Marv LeRoy
Mildred Elley
Kristina Lewis
Anne Morgan
Shirley Neiss
Penni Newman
Holly and Bob Pennock
Kathleen Quirk
Joan Shack
United Way of NENY
Friend level (up to $99)
Capital EAP
In-kind Sponsors
Albany Institute of History and Art
Bally Total Fitness
Beaux Visages
Bella-Napoli Bakery
Capital Repertory Co.
Claude T. Dingley
Cohoes Music Hall
Complexions Spa for Beauty
and Wellness
Theresa Dicesare
Drue Sanders Jewelers
Frear Park Golf Course
Fred Astaire Dance Studio
M. Cecile Furlong
Thomas Glasser
Hall of Springs
Robert Harley
John Hewitt
Hoffman Car Wash
Holiday Inn Turf
Jeri Honikel
Hummingbird Designs
Sylvia Intelisano
The Irish Mist
Jack’s Oyster House
Macy’s
The Maids Home Service
Marriot Hotels
My Favorite Things Floral
Panera Bread Co.
Party with Mia
Patricelli’s Deli & Catering
Phillip Alexander Jewelers
Laurie Puzier
Roma’s Importing Co.
Rumor’s IV Men
Rumor’s Salon and Spa
Salon Gallery
Michael Such
Surroundings Floral Studio
Tri-City J.A.T.C. Inc.
Wolfert’s Roost Country Club
English, Modern Languages and
English as a Second Language Fund
Sarah M. Boggess
McGraw Hill Publishing Company
Maria S. Palmara
Pearson Education
Maria C. Pollack
James J. Slattery
Facility Maintenance
Improvement Fund
Kathleen Cline
Melissa M. Coon ’93
Lucille A. Marion
General Endowment Fund
Cherie Pash-Corr
William G. Muller
Alexander J. Popovics
History, Philosophy, and Social
Sciences Department Fund
Donald C. Ferguson
Prentice Hall
Douglas C. Niles
Norton Company
Individual Studies and
Liberal Arts Department Fund
Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company
Lang Fund for Animal
Welfare Studies
Conrad H. Lang Jr.
Valerie A. Lang
United Activists for Animal Rights
Library Fund
Capital District Library Council
Eli Fritz
Medical Imaging Emergency Book
& Uniform Fund
Linda Desnoyers
Jeanne Kelleher
E. Michael McLoughlin
Dorothy Reynolds
Teacher Preparation
Department Fund
Charles L. Touhey
Judith M. O’Connor
Robert E. Racette Jr.
Robert F. Swanick
Viking Club
Richard Alfred
Douglas Baldrey
Paul Bishop
Andrew Blanchard
Bernardine Bochette ’72
Philip Brown
Timothy Brown ’92
Alvin Bryski
Andre Cook
Timothy Dennis ’66
Family Reading Program
Richard Fennelly
Colleen Ferris
Mark Galuski ’81
Eduardo Gutierrez
Margaret Ann Jacobsen
Marvin LeRoy
Mickey Levernois
Teresa Lewandusky
Mary Musso
Fred Nero ’72
Thomas Reinisch
Amy Rodwell ’91
Thomas Rogan
Jacob Silvestri ’96
Keith Thomas
TYCO Matching Gifts Program
Lisa Van Wie
Walcott Associates, LLC
Sandra Wimmer
Workforce Development Fund
Carolyn G. Curtis
Endowment Fund
In-kind Donors
DaimlerChrysler
Dolores Dowling
Estate of James Fitzgibbons
General Motors
IBM Corporation
LaFarge North America
Richard Spence
Heritage Society
The Heritage Society recognizes our
generous alumni and friends who
have included Hudson Valley
Community College in their financial
and estate planning. These planned
gifts include bequests, charitable gift
annuities, life insurance, retirement
plans and charitable remainder trusts,
and are vital to the continuation and
expansion of college programs.
John O. Amstuz*
Charles F. Bessey*
Vera Boerenko-Titterington ’72
Steve and Sarah Boggess
Mark T. Breslin ’58
Philip Brown
John L. Buono ’68
James J. Fitzgibbons*
Robert F. Foley*
Mary Karpiak Foster
Muriel T. Gageway*
Otto V. Guenther*
Jayne Regan Harris*
Stephen L. Hyatt*
Kevin Johnson ’74
Wynn Kintz
James ’67 and
Regina Scarano ’73 LaGatta
Marguerite H. LaPan*
Marvin R. LeRoy Jr.
Dr. Robert S. Menchel ’55
William G. Muller
Dr. and Mrs. Dennis L. Nagi
Holly A. Pennock
Mary E. Phillips ’73
Robert E. Pratt ’55
Peter Siy ’78
John J. Sweeney Jr.
Mark ’72 and Lorraine ’88 Schmiedeshoff
Robert S. Turner ’96
2006-2007 Hudson Valley Community College
Foundation Board of Directors
Michael C. Danieli
William F. Fagan ’73
Vice Chairpersons
John Shartrand
Treasurer
Arthur R. Veino ’76
Secretary
In the event of an error or omission, please accept
our apologies and notify Aimee A. LaLiberte,
director of advancement services, donor relations
and alumni affairs, Hudson Valley Community
College Foundation, 80 Vandenburgh Avenue,
Troy, New York 12180 or [email protected].
Richard F. Galvin
Edward H. Nash
Emeriti
Robert Allen
Richard M. Amadon
Douglas G. Baldrey
Paul E. Bulmer
William Dehmer
Antoine W. Harrison
Andrew J. Matonak
Ex Officio
Ways to Give
Supporting Hudson Valley Community College through a tax-deductible gift
will ensure that the college remains at the forefront of higher education in the
Capital Region. Your generous support enables the college to prosper leaving
a legacy of academic excellence that future generations will enjoy.
There are many ways to make a gift and your contribution may be tailored to
meet your desires and objectives. Gifts may be designated for a specific
purpose or may be given without restrictions.
There are a variety of ways to contribute to Hudson Valley Community College:
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*deceased
For more information about the
Heritage Society, contact Marvin
R. LeRoy Jr., chief development
officer at (518) 629-8007.
Kevin J. Johnson ’74
Roy J. McDonald ’67
Anne S. Morgan
William G. Muller
Kelly Waterson Phillips ’99
James D. Ryan ’68
Patrick Ryan ’95
A. Lynne Scott
Peter D. Semenza ’84
Gordon N. Zuckerman ’62
Chairperson
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Visit the Foundation online at foundation.hvcc.edu/gift
Call (518) 629-8012 to make a pledge or contribute using a Visa,
MasterCard, Discover or American Express.
Send your gift (check or money order made payable to the Hudson Valley
Community College Foundation) to the Hudson Valley Community College
Foundation, 80 Vandenburgh Avenue, Troy, NY 12180.
If you’re a Hudson Valley or New York State employee, you can make a
gift to Hudson Valley Community College via payroll deduction. For more
information, contact your agency’s payroll officer or call the Hudson Valley
Community College Foundation at (518) 629-7736.
All gifts made through the Foundation are tax deductible to the fullest extent
of the law.
Foundation Staff
Sarah M. Boggess
President
Marvin R. LeRoy Jr.
Chief Development
Officer
Nancy H. Goody
Director of Annual
Giving
Aimee LaLiberte
Director of
Advancement
Services, Donor
Relations and
Alumni Affairs
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FY06-07 Annual Report - Hudson Valley Community College

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