2009 Report - Virginia Tech Foundation

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VIRGINIA TECH FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT
][ VIRGINIA TECH PHILANTHROPY ANNUAL REPORT
VIRGINIA TECH FOUNDATION AND PHILANTHROPY ANNUAL REPORTS | 2008-2009
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04 Charles W. Pryor Jr. | Chairman of the Board
21 Elizabeth A. Flanagan | Vice President for Development
and University Relations
04 Raymond D. Smoot Jr. | Chief Operating Officer
and Secretary-Treasurer
22 Major Gift Highlights
05 Virginia Tech Foundation
25 Designation of Contributions, Uses, and Sources of Gifts
06 Faculty and Research Support
National Capital Region
The Virginia Tech Corporate Research Center
27 Ut Prosim Society Membership List
08 Academic Support
The Center for European Studies and Architecture
SEED/BASIS
40 Legacy Society Membership List
36 Caldwell Society Membership List
48 University Development Contacts
10 Outreach and Community Engagement Support
Kenyan Medical Clinic
NEWVA Fund
Hotel Roanoke
Hotel Roanoke Rail Cam
Smith’s Landing
Pete Dye River Course
WVTF Public Radio
14 Financial Highlights | Charts and Graphs
VIRGINIA TECH FOUNDATION OFFICERS
CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD
Charles W. Pryor Jr.
CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER
AND SECRETARY-TREASURER
Raymond D. Smoot Jr.
COO and Secretary-Treasurer
Virginia Tech Foundation Inc.
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT
Elizabeth A. Flanagan
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT
M. Dwight Shelton Jr.
Vice President for
Development and University
Relations, Virginia Tech
Executive Vice President
and CFO, Virginia Tech
William C. Latham
John R. Lawson II
Robert C. Lawson Jr.
David E. Lowe
Jacob A. Lutz III
James E. Pearman Jr.
Charles W. Pryor Jr.
Michael J. Quillen
Paula J. Robichaud
Margaret G. Skelton
E. Ann Spencer
Charles W. Steger
James E. Turner Jr.
Horacio A. Valeiras
W. Hanson West
Preston M. White
VIRGINIA TECH FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Robert A. Archer
R.T. Avery
Bridget Ryan Berman
Willis P. Blackwood
Michael J. Bogese Jr.
Christopher J. Brightman
Geary G. Broadnax
John T. Bruce
Patricia A. Caldwell
Bruce C. Carver
Charles L. Eaton
E. Ralph English
Robert P. Fralin
David R. Henderson
James H. Hatch
Linda A. Hodges
Jerry L. Hulick
Theodore E. King Jr.
TO OUR INVESTORS: Charles W. Pryor Jr., Chairman of the Board
The mission of the Virginia Tech
Foundation is to advance the
academic, outreach, and research
programs of Virginia Tech by providing financial support from nongovernmental sources and by undertaking strategic initiatives as requested
by the university.
During a year of challenging financial markets and economic conditions, the
foundation’s investment performance has been nationally recognized as among
the best despite international stock and debt market turmoil. Private contributions to the foundation in support of the university’s programs were $65.1 million. The Campaign for Virginia Tech: Invent the Future crossed the $810 million
mark as of the end of the fiscal year. The endowment provided $29.1 million to
students, faculty, and university programs.
Advancement of major university initiatives, both on and off campus, continued
with initiating construction of a major research facility near to federal research
centers in Arlington, authorization by the General Assembly for transfer of
property by the university to the foundation for the second phase of the Virginia
Tech Corporate Research Center, groundbreaking for the new basketball practice
facility adjacent to Cassell Coliseum, and completion of the Integrated Life Sciences Building in the Virginia Tech Corporate Research Center.
As a corporate citizen, the Virginia Tech Foundation engages in community
development and enhances economic capacity in the region. Its responsible
practices led to the designation of its Arlington research facility as a Leadership
in Energy and Environmental Design-silver building, the use of geothermal
heating in two new buildings at the Corporate Research Center, support of new
business creation and entrepreneurship in the region, and a private sector partnership to provide additional accredited day care in the university community.
At the center of the foundation’s work is the financial support of Virginia Tech’s
three core missions: teaching, research, and outreach.
It is the financial support and engagement of our donors that make possible
the Virginia Tech Foundation’s significant contribution to advancing the university. Together, we touch the lives of thousands of students, support cuttingedge research, and improve the quality of life within our region and around the
world. Thank you for joining with us in this exciting endeavor.
FROM THE COO: Raymond D. Smoot Jr., Chief Operating Officer and Secretary-Treasurer
The Virginia Tech Foundation
maintained strong financial support of the university during a
year characterized by worldwide
economic adversity and declining
governmental support for higher
education. Concurrently, new real
estate developments were initiated in Blacksburg and Arlington to support university strategic
initiatives.
Financial support of university programs totaled $94.6 million as compared to
$95.3 million in the previous year. Total revenues and net investment activity
for the year totaled $54.9 million, a decrease of 62 percent compared to the
previous year. Total net assets decreased from $722 million to $645.7 million.
These significant decreases in revenues and net assets resulted primarily from
investment market losses and a decline in contributions, both of which were
impacted by general economic conditions experienced during the year. Total
assets increased to $942.1 million from $926.0 million for the previous year.
The value of the Virginia Tech endowment was $451.7 million at the end of the
fiscal year. The consolidated endowment return for the year was -16.0 percent,
which ranked in the upper decile of college and university endowments in a
study by Cambridge Associates.
Real estate development to support strategic initiatives of the university
continued with several projects. Construction began on a university research
center in Arlington, proximate to federal research agencies that support significant components of the university’s research agenda. Armada Hoffler and
Bruce Smith Enterprise completed development of the first phase of Smith’s
Landing, which will generate income to the foundation through a landlease and carried interest. Two buildings neared completion in the Virginia
Tech Corporate Research Center, which will provide facilities for university
research centers, while construction began on two additional buildings for
private company tenants. A $7 million interior upgrade at Hotel Roanoke was
completed. Construction started on a clubhouse for the Pete Dye River Course,
home of the university’s intercollegiate golf team.
The foundation continues to engage in the regional community in ways that
contribute to the advancement of the university. Financial support was committed for preliminary work on behalf of the proposed Virginia Tech Carilion
School of Medicine and Research Institute. Investment was made through the
NewVa Investment Fund in six early-stage regional companies. Planning was
completed for Phase II of the Virginia Tech Corporate Research Center, which
will provide space for additional companies and research centers, and the
Virginia General Assembly authorized transfer of 97 acres form the university
to the foundation for this purpose. Foundation land was leased to a local accredited child care provider to construct and operate a day care center to serve
the university and community. Foundation employees received the United
Way’s Special Achievement Award and volunteered their time and talent to
other community service organizations.
The impact of private support is felt daily in the lives of Virginia Tech students
and faculty. Financial aid of $19.6 million was provided, which enabled
capable, deserving students to begin or continue their education. More than
$41.3 million supported academic programs, faculty, and university facilities.
The significance of private support is felt across the university and by those it
serves throughout the state, nation, and world.
VIRGINIA TECH FOUNDATION INC. www.vtf.vt.edu
The mission of the Virginia Tech Foundation is to support the programs of Virginia Tech. The foundation does this by generating funding from private sources and aggressively managing its assets
to supplement state appropriations, tuition, and other sources of funds. The foundation provides
financial assistance to students, additional operating support to colleges and departments, assists
in the funding of major building projects, provides seed capital for new university initiatives, and
initiates major projects as requested by the university.
The foundation manages Virginia Tech’s endowment, through which donors to the university make a significant
difference to the faculty and students. This year, Virginia Tech donors created 123 endowments, including ones for
undergraduate scholarships, graduate student fellowships, faculty support, athletic scholarships, the Center for the
Arts, and other initiatives.
The foundation is also a responsible corporate citizen. As such, the foundation deploys capital in ways that serve the
interests not only of the university, but also of its region.
Virginia Tech Foundation Properties
Location
1 Heth Property
2 University Gateway Center
3 Quarry
4 Corporate Research Center
5 Cranwell International Center
6 Smith’s Landing
7 Kentland Farm
8 Pete Dye River Course
9 WVTF
10 Hotel Roanoke
11 Reynolds Homestead
12 WVTF
13 Marion duPont Scott Equine Medical Ctr
14 Northern Virginia Research Center
15 Washington Area Architectural Consortium
16 Hampton Seafood Lab
Blacksburg
Blacksburg
Blacksburg
Blacksburg
Blacksburg
Blacksburg
Montgomery County
Pulaski County
Roanoke
Roanoke
Patrick County
Charlottesville
Middleburg
Arlington
Alexandria
Hampton
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FACULTY AND RESEARCH SUPPORT
The foundation is a vital part of faculty and research support for Virginia Tech. It provides funding for faculty research and salaries through the
endowment and owns property throughout the commonwealth that enables the university to expand its graduate offerings, develop collaborations with a variety of organizations, and support a number of research projects.
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION (NCR) www.ncr.vt.edu
Because the foundation owns property in
the National Capital Region, Virginia Tech
is able to offer a wide range of graduate
programs, workshops, and customized
educational programs to a highly diverse
audience. The university also boasts a
number of nationally recognized research
centers located in the area, such as the
Virginia Center for Coal and Energy Research;
the Advanced Research Institute; the Center for Technology, Security, and Policy;
the Metropolitan Institute; the Virginia Bioinformatics Institute; and the Marion
duPont Scott Equine Medical Center. Virginia Tech’s presence in the NCR has also
enabled the university to establish collaborations and partnerships with local
and federal agencies, nonprofit research organizations, businesses, and other
institutions of higher education.
Virginia Tech is continually expanding its presence in the National Capital Region.
Current locations include Alexandria, Arlington, Falls Church, Leesburg, Manassas, and Middleburg.
Since June 2008, when the plan for a new, state-of-the-art facility in the Ballston
area of Arlington, Va., was announced, construction has progressed with the goal
of opening in early 2011. This highly visible facility in the region’s technology
corridor will advance the university’s mission to expand its research portfolio in a
region offering greater opportunities for partnerships in both the corporate and
government realms as well as other public and private-sector organizations.
The seven-floor, 144,000-square-foot building, designed by Cooper Carry to
meet the Silver U.S. Green Building Council’s LEED Building Rating Systems, will
be located on the 800-900 block of North Glebe Road. The interior will include
computational laboratories, offices, and conference space to accommodate
executive programs, training programs, and workshops. A number of already
established Virginia Tech research centers, located throughout the Northern
Virginia area, will move to the Ballston facility. The facility will have secure high
performance information technology systems that address national security
issues. That portion of the building not occupied by Virginia Tech will be available
for commercial lease.
Joining Virginia Tech President
Charles W. Steger recently on a visit
to the site of the research center in
Ballston are (left to right) Seong
K Mun, professor of Physics and
research fellow at the Virginia
Tech Institute for Advanced Study;
Steger; Jim Bohland, vice president
and executive director, Virginia Tech
National Capital Region Operations;
John Dooley, vice president for Outreach and International Affairs; Ted
Settle, director, Office of Economic
Development; and Bob Walters, vice
president for research.
FACULTY AND RESEARCH SUPPORT TOP ENDOWMENTS FOR 2008 - 2009
Tom and Daisy Byrd Senior Faculty Fellowship for Excellence in ACIS
Curling Professorship in Accounting and Information Systems
Claire B. and Jack M. Matthews Foundation Fund
Dean Jerry A. and Ruth Anne Niles Fund for Faculty Excellence
FACULTY AND RESEARCH SUPPORT continued
THE VIRGINIA TECH CORPORATE RESEARCH CENTER www.vtcrc.com
The Virginia Tech Corporate Research
Center (CRC) is a for-profit subsidiary of
the Virginia Tech Foundation. Currently,
more than 140 research and development businesses and research centers are
located at the park. The total employment
level of the park now exceeds 2,200.
The park consists of 26 buildings containing more than 890,000 square feet. The
CRC is currently master planned for a total build-out of 1 million square feet on
the current 120-acre park. The success of the tenants in the park has been due
in part to advantages offered by the CRC, including a comprehensive business
assistance program, a low-cost telecommunications infrastructure, a financial
assistance package, training opportunities, and personnel assistance.
The quality of life in the park is enriched by numerous recreational opportunities, such as volleyball and basketball leagues, hiking trails, bike events, an
on-site 5,000-square-foot fitness center, and an amphitheater.
One mission of the CRC is to advance Virginia Tech’s teaching and research
missions. Various student groups work with companies at the park as part of
their studies. CRC tenant companies sponsor research at the university each
year. Faculty members consult with tenant companies as a means of remaining on the cutting edge of new technology. This new knowledge is then put
to work in the classroom, where many students benefit.
The CRC has commenced design on Phase II of its campus. Phase II will nearly
double the current acreage of the park and provide a growth path for the CRC
for many years to come. The transfer of the land from Virginia Tech to the foundation is in process and has been approved by the General Assembly and the
governor. The master plan anticipates an additional 18 buildings in Phase II.
Building Highlights for FY 2009
>> A 77,000-square-foot building called the Integrated Life Sciences
Building (Research Building 24) was completed in July. This building
is the result of a collaborative effort among the colleges of Agriculture
and Life Sciences, Science, Natural Resources, and Veterinary Medicine.
This building will provide high-quality research space supporting the
university’s quest to become a top-30 research institution.
>> A 45,000-square-foot building called Research Building 25 is complete.
This building houses a large biomechanics research lab that is a collaboration between the Edward Via Virginia College of Osteopathic
Medicine and Virginia Tech. Approximately half of the building will be
constructed to support classified government research.
>> A nother 45,000-square-foot building called Research Building 26 has
been completed. This building will house private company research
projects.
“The first building in the CRC was built for VTLS Inc. and completed in 1987, making us the anchor
tenant in the park. Over the last 20 years, we have seen the CRC expand and mature into one of the
finest business and research facilities in the country. Thanks to the excellent services provided by the CRC,
VTLS can focus on its core business, which has now expanded to 42 countries. Visitors from around the
world who come to assess the VTLS worldwide headquarters are impressed by the beauty of the surroundings and the quality of the work environment.”
Vinod Chachra, president and chief executive officer, VTLS Inc.
“We started off with two employees in 1990 and we’ve grown to 94. We manufacture products and ship
them all over the world. It was having the Corporate Research Center right here next to the university,
and the university’s support, that allowed us to be able to form the company and grow it. A continuous
supply of educated people is extremely important to any high-tech company, and we are able to hire
Ph.D.’s, master’s or bachelor’s degree holders coming out of Virginia Tech.”
Tracy Wilkins, co-founder and president of Techlab Inc.
ACADEMIC SUPPORT
The foundation provides significant finincial support to academic programs at Virginia Tech. In part, that is because nearly 50 percent of
the endowment is dedicated to scholarship support. In addition, many endowment accounts are created by donors to support specific
academic programs, from departments to research centers.
But the foundation also has a direct relationship with the students in SEED and BASIS who manage some of the foundation’s portfolio. The
foundation also owns the Center for European Studies and Architecture (CESA) in Riva San Vitale, Switzerland, which offers Virginia Tech
students the opportunity to study abroad.
CENTER FOR EUROPEAN STUDIES AND ARCHITECTURE www.oired.vt.edu/cesa/index
The Center for European Studies and Architecture now hosts more than 200 students a
year for intensive learning programs. Along
with their work on site, students frequently
use our location in Riva San Vitale, Switzerland, as a base for educational travel in one
of the most dynamic and inspiring regions
of the world.
Fiscal year 2009 saw further progress in
plans for a dramatic $5.5 million upgrade to CESA facilities. University programs
that ran courses at CESA included the Graduate School and the colleges of
Architecture and Urban Studies, Business, Engineering, and Liberal Arts and
Human Sciences.
During CESA’s fall semester five of 16 students from the College of Architecture
and Urban Studies produced work that received “high commendation” in the
2008 Shinkenchiku Residential Design Competition. In all, only 42 of 593
entries (from 22 countries) received that level of commendation in the competition.
Other highlights of the year included a visit by the Swiss ambassador to the
United States, Urs Ziswiler; a two day conference organized by the Virginia Tech
Institute for Society, Culture, and Environment; and a visit by participants in the
university’s Women in Leadership and Philanthropy program.
“Graduate students are faced with so many different stresses as they go through their graduate careers
taking classes and doing their research. It takes a lot of hours to get your work done, and having one
less thing to worry about in the form of cost-of-living and other expenses is definitely a great relief.” –
David W. and Lillian Francis Memorial Scholarship Recipient Jenni Popp, who earned her Ph.D. in 2009
from Virginia Tech-Wake Forest School of Biomedical Engineering and Sciences.
ACADEMIC SUPPORT TOP ENDOWMENTS FOR 2008-2009
Class of ’58 Special Collections Endowment
Delta Dental Endowed Lecture Series Fund
Robert H. Digges Endowment in Entrepreneurial Studies
Rachel Holloway Endowment for Communication
Jebson-Nystrom Science and Technology Writer in Residence Endowment
Nutrition and Physiology Graduate Student Enrichment Fund in Dairy Science
William H. West Jr. and Mary Jane West BASIS Excellence Fund
ACADEMIC SUPPORT continued
SEED/BASIS www.seed.pamplin.vt.edu www.basis.pamplin.vt.edu
The foundation has committed a small
portion of its endowment assets to enhance
educational opportunities by funding two
student-managed investment portfolios.
Each program combines a highly competitive selection process with tailored course
work to form 20 to 25 person teams. The
programs provide a unique opportunity for
hard-working, dedicated students to gain
practical experience in investment analysis and portfolio management.
BASIS (Bond And Securities Investing by Students) is Pamplin’s student managed bond investment fund. The students manage $4.2 million of fixed income
securities. BASIS began in October 2006 following a senior research proposal.
Since inception, BASIS ranks in the 28th percentile of funds held against
the industry benchmark in the Cambridge Associates universe. Investment
performance for the program’s 2008-2009 fiscal year saw an absolute return
of 2.68%, representing a .08% outperformance compared to the Merrill Lynch
Government/Credit A Rated and Above index. In a year of financial crisis, BASIS
focused heavily on credit risk and interest rate risk management through
student-built tools and models. Additionally, BASIS is implementing an educational program to pass on knowledge and experience to new members. As one
of only seven student managed bond funds nationally, members have seen a
great reception in the job market. Placements include Goldman Sachs, Morgan
Stanley, Bank of America, JPMorgan, Bank of Tokyo, and Agincort Capital. The
faculty advisors for BASIS are finance professors George Morgan and Derek
Klock.
SEED (Student-Managed Endowment for Educational Development) was
founded in 1991 through the Pamplin College of Business and manages a $4
million large-cap domestic equity portfolio benchmarked to the S&P 500 Index.
Over the years, SEED has performed well relative to its benchmark. Investment performance during the program’s fiscal year, which ended on March
31, outperformed the S&P 500 Index by 3.2 percent in a volatile market. This
performance ranked in the top 31st percentile of the large-cap domestic equity
managers, as determined by Cambridge Associates, which means that the
SEED students outperformed 69 percent of professional investment managers.
SEED students and alumni have used their experience to obtain many highly
sought-after summer internships and investment management jobs on at such
firms as Goldman Sachs, Lehman Brothers, Merrill Lynch, Citi, Capital One, and
Wachovia. Faculty advisors overseeing SEED are finance professors Arthur J.
Keown and Randall S. Billingsley.
Because the Virginia Tech Foundation is the client for both BASIS and SEED, they
encourage their student participants to build a deeper relationship with the
university. The students to both learn from and contribute to the university.
“SEED is such a fantastic opportunity for Virginia Tech students, and we are so grateful to the foundation. Because of SEED, we are able to go into our job interviews and have real world management and
finance experience. I would not have gotten the position that I’m in today if it had not been for SEED.”
Christina Todd (finance ’09), a former co-CEO of SEED, who now is an associate in the Leadership Development Training Program at BB&T Corporation.
SCHOLARSHIPS AND FELLOWSHIPS FOR 2008-2009
VTCC Eugene V. Fife ‘62 Scholarship
John and Gladys Lawrence Scholarship
J. Richard Tawes Memorial Scholarship
Kelsey F. Yardley Athletic Scholarship
VTCC Archer Family Endowment
Chuck and Mary Jo Eaton Golf Scholarship
Charles S. Hughes III ‘58 Scholarship
Ogliaruso Family Scholarship
Pence Family Fallen Hero Scholarship
Kwan Soon Lee Scholarship
Alison F. Richards Athletic Scholarship
Dwight A. Polk VT Rescue Squad Scholarship
OUTREACH AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT SUPPORT
Clearly, the foundation makes an impact on campus, on our faculty, and on our students. But the foundation also affects the region
and the world. The foundation is involved in a number of projects designed to encourage economic development and to build bridges
between the university and a larger community.
KENYAN MEDICAL CLINIC Virginia Tech Foundation, corporate sponsors, and the College of Engineering partnership
An engineering student design team at Virginia Tech is creating a photovoltaic system
to provide a medical clinic in Kenya with a
desperately needed source of power.
Generous donations from three companies, IBM, Renesola, and Grundfos Pumps,
working together with the Virginia Tech
Foundation, have provided the students on
the Renewable Energy Senior Design Team
with about 50 percent of the materials necessary to create the system.
The Getongoroma Medical Clinic, built and operated by Foundation Ministries
of Kenya, currently provides much needed medical treatment and education
for thousands in the surrounding area. Most Kenyans walk to this clinic, located
west of Nairobi near the border of Tanzania.
The addition of electric power will significantly expand the capability of the
clinic to serve the local residents. Electric power will provide clean well water,
refrigerated vaccines, testing mechanisms for HIV and other diseases, an x-ray
facility, and other related needs for medical purposes.
“Currently the clinic cannot offer emergency treatment at night or keep vaccines
for more than a few hours. Additionally, the clinic cannot provide any major
medical services, such as testing or treatment for AIDS, malaria, and dengue
fever, which are three very large problems in this area,” explained Mark Showalter, a Virginia Tech graduate of mechanical engineering (ME) who currently
works part time in the industrial and systems engineering department. As the
assistant adviser to the team project, he added, “The nearest electrical grid is a
45-minute drive from the clinic.”
The design team selected solar power because the remote location does have
an abundance of sunlight. “This renewable energy was deemed necessary as
imported fuels would have to be carried over 50 kilometers of rough terrain,”
Showalter said.
Showalter credited IBM with donating silicon wafers, the material used in making solar panels. Renesola, a Chinese company, donated solar wafers and paid
another company to make the panels. Grundfos Pumps, a Danish manufacturer
of pumps, donated the groundwater pump to work in conjunction with the
solar panels.
Although this design is tailored specifically to the needs of the clinic in Kenya,
future needs could be served by this prototype.
NEWVA FUND www.newvafund.com
The NewVa Fund is a private equity/venture
capital fund founded in 2004 by the Virginia
Tech Foundation, Carilion Clinic, and Third
Security LLC. It was created to make investments in companies that are considering
initiating operations in, currently operating
in, or willing to relocate all or a significant
portion of their business to, the NewVa
region of southwestern Virginia. Within its
geographic focus, the fund seeks to invest in unique business opportunities presented by entrepreneurs who have a clear plan for their company to achieve a
leading position in its target market. The fund does not limit its investments to
any specific industry or development stage, but seeks investment opportunities
in companies with a clear focus and significant competitive advantage.
The NewVa region of southwestern Virginia encompasses the Roanoke Valley,
the New River Valley, and the Alleghany Highlands. Investments have been
made in five regional companies.
OUTREACH AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT SUPPORT continued
HOTEL ROANOKE www.hotelroanoke.com
Despite the challenging economic times and
the difficulties in the hospitality business,
the Hotel Roanoke’s financial performance
continues to defy expectations. Total operating revenues for the hotel in fiscal year 2009
were $19.27 million, down a bit compared to
$19.71 million in 2008. However, the hotel’s
occupancy for fiscal year 2009 was up to 73.2
percent compared to 72.8 percent in 2008.
seating, window treatments, lighting accents, and floor materials. Other important capital investments were made, including kitchen equipment replacements,
cooling tower repairs, and replacement of a laundry washing machine.
The Hotel Roanoke is well-established as a valuable asset for Virginia Tech’s outreach mission and enhances the university’s public image among the thousands
who visit the hotel and conference center each year. Virginia Tech’s colleges,
alumni groups, and continuing education programs consistently use the hotel
and conference center for events. These events bring together members of the
university community and alumni, as well as those who may have never before
experienced the value of the university’s educational and outreach resources. In
Additionally, the hotel’s average daily rate was $134.58 in fiscal year 2009 as
fiscal year 2009, the hotel’s group business included 38,725 total room nights, or
compared to $132.29 in 2008. The hotel has done exceptionally well in compari2004-05
2005-06
2007-08 and2008-2009
43.5 percent
of its total
business 2006-07
with the university,
state association market
son to other local hotels as well as other comparable hotel and conference center
Avg Daily Rate
$100.02
$108.97
$121.44
$132.29
$134.58
contributing 23.2 percent of that total production.
facilities around the Commonwealth of Virginia. The total cash distributed for debt
service and other obligations was $3.0 million with $2.0 million going directly to
the Virginia Tech Foundation.
The hotel continues to deliver exceptional customer service as rated by our
guests and measured within the brand index report. At year end 2008 and
through the first six months of 2009, the property was in the top 10 percent of
all within its brand and is the highest-ranked property in excess of 250 guest
rooms. The hotel was also presented with the brand’s Award of Excellence in
Food & Beverage in 2008.
The hotel continued to push for improvement in its facilities by starting work on
a full renovation of the Governor’s Suite and re-fresh of the hotel lobby with new
Average Daily Room Rate for Hotel Roanoke 2004-2009
$140
$105
$100.02
2004-05
$108.97
2005-06
$121.44
2006-07
$132.29
$70
$134.58
2007-08
2008-2009
HOTEL ROANOKE RAIL CAM www.roanokerailcam.com
The Hotel Roanoke Rail Cam is the premier source for train watching in
Roanoke, Va. Located on top of the Hotel Roanoke and Conference Center, the
rail cam looks out over more than four tracks of the Norfolk Southern railroad
and gives a glimpse into Roanoke’s history, the downtown skyline, and Mill
Mountain.
The website provides the ability to explore and learn about Roanoke’s rich railroad heritage, from O. Winston Link’s stunning photography displays located in
OUTREACH AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT SUPPORT
TOP ENDOWMENTS FOR 2008-2009
Carter-Olinger-Reed/Patrick County 4-H Endowment
Culpeper County 4-H Endowment
Cobbe Endowment for the Study of Violence Prevention
Montgomery County 4-H Endowment
the historic Norfolk and Western Passenger Station and the vintage locomotives
at the Virginia Museum of Transportation, to the historic hotel and conference
center, founded and built by the railroad in 1882.
The Hotel Roanoke staff installed the camera and VTF staff designed the computing resources to host the video, a significant savings compared to hosting
the video with an outside hosting service. Over 10,000 unique Internet visitors
visit the rail cam site each month.
Southwest Virginia 4-H Educational Center Endowment
Virginia 4-H Horse Program Scholarship Award
Virginia Tech Livestock Judging Team Endowment
Dorothy Wiss Endowment at Smith Mountain Lake 4-H Educational Conference Center
Dick and Jackie Chichester Dairy Judging Support Endowment
$35
$0
SMITH’S LANDING
In 2007, the Virginia Tech Foundation
entered into agreement with Bruce Smith
Enterprise LLC and Armada Hoffler to
redevelop the former Red Lion site.
functioning complex includes a Hilton Garden Inn, and upscale apartment units
in five buildings. The first apartments opened in the summer of 2008 and as of
June 2009, all of the apartment buildings were complete. The hotel opened in
August 2009.
The Smith-Armada Hoffler team is building a $50 million multi-use complex on
the 13-acre site owned by the Virginia
Tech Foundation. This dynamic, multi-
The goal of the Virginia Tech Foundation at the Smith’s Landing site is a
high-quality development that meets the needs of the university and town
communities while providing income to support Virginia Tech and tax revenue
to assist the town and county.
PETE DYE RIVER COURSE OF VIRGINIA TECH www.rivercoursegolf.vt.edu
Few newly constructed golf courses achieve
the recognition and acclaim that have come
to The River Course. The course received a
4 ½ star rating by Golf Digest, which puts
it in a class that includes courses at The
Homestead, The Greenbrier, Kingsmill, and
Pinehurst.
Many of the course’s employees are
students who are planning careers in agronomy or related fields. The United
States Golf Association’s (USGA) Turf Advisory Service was consulted to provide
advice and suggestions on all phases of golf course maintenance. Their visits
and examinations provided significant assistance and were especially helpful
in identifying potentially damaging drainage and irrigation issues. Several
initiatives were undertaken to help control maintenance expenses. A fairway
verticutting unit was purchased to reduce thatch, which makes the turf less
disease prone. The driving range was sprigged with Bermuda grass, which
requires less maintenance and regenerates more quickly. Furthermore, in order
to improve service to tournaments and other large groups, the driving range
tee boxes were enlarged and extended.
The course hosted more than 70 golfing events during the year. These included
corporate and organizational outings as well as member events for both the
ladies’ and men’s associations. The River Course hosted the 2009 Blue Ridge
Junior Golf Championship, a two-day event in July. The NCAA selected the
course as the host site for the 2011 East Regional Championship, to be held May
19-21, 2011.
Marketing efforts continued to promote the course to regional and national
golf interests. Regional television advertising during PGA tournaments began
this year and the website (www.rivercoursegolf.com) was restructured to
provide current information and news at the course.
The highly anticipated Harry S. and Patsy B. Williams clubhouse is under
construction. When it is complete, it will house a pro shop, the Hackin’ Hokies
Grill, locker rooms, and a multipurpose room for meetings, dinners, receptions, and special events. Initial engineering challenges as a result of the site
location and basic design, along with lots of rain (great for the fairways),
delayed the initial construction process. Completion of this distinctive golfing
venue is expected late in 2009 with its formal opening and dedication to
occur in the spring of 2010.
WVTF PUBLIC RADIO www.wvtf.org
When assessed from the perspective of
mission and public service, WVTF’s fiscal
year 2009 was a great year. For both WVTF
and companion service RADIO IQ, new
programs, a large audience base, increased
listener support, and progress with expansion projects all attested to the value and
importance of our radio broadcasting
services to the community. However, when
evaluated financially, it’s more of a mixed verdict. The revenue bright spot was
individual donations from listeners, which set a record despite the troubled
economy. But corporate underwriting, licensee support, and the annual Commonwealth of Virginia grant were all cut and led the list of revenue declines
for FY 2009.
WVTF has also been working on three other important projects to extend
coverage and serve more Virginia citizens with public service offerings. First, the
station recently acquired a translator signal to serve Richmond, Va. The plan is to
offer RADIO IQ programming in the capital city and, pending engineering equipment and site studies, the station anticipates activating RADIO IQ in Richmond by
this fall or early winter.
Finally, last October WVTF was awarded a station license by the FCC to serve
Lexington, Va. This 3,900-watt station, given the call sign WRIQ, will be built
later this fiscal year and will offer a full-time schedule of RADIO IQ programming. WRIQ will offer first-ever public radio service to 6,546 residents and
additional public radio service to another 85,701 individuals in the greater
Lexington area.
WVTF’s Charlottesville-based news bureau chief Sandy Hausman was recognized for her outstanding reporting in 2008. She won a prestigious Edward
R. Murrow Award in the Mid- Atlantic region for her story entitled “Dining in
the Dark.” The feature was about an area restaurant that served patrons both
familiar and exotic dishes in a totally dark dining room.
WVTF Revenue FY ’09 (estimated)
Total: $2,733,803
Both of our broadcast services continue to show strong audience figures as
reported by Arbitron Inc. Last year our total listening for both services remained
robust following along a slight upward trend line. WVTF has approximately
150,000-160,000 weekly listeners and RADIO IQ now boasts an estimated audience of more than 30,000 weekly listeners, its largest following ever.
27%
For the fall 2008 rating period, WVTF entered the list of top 10 public radio
stations nationwide in Metro Share and Metro Cume categories. Not only does
WVTF rank among the top stations nationally in market share in Charlottesville,
but when WVTF listening is combined with RADIO IQ, the station’s broadcast
services rank first overall in that market. It is unusual for a public radio station
to rank so high in any radio market. This large share of listening is a reflection of
how important public radio programming has become for many citizens in our
coverage area.
11%
4%
3%
1%
54%
Construction on our Charlottesville Satellite Studio Project began in June. The
1,700-square-foot location on Water Street in downtown Charlottesville will
enable WVTF’s full-time Charlottesville reporter to produce news, public affairs,
and cultural programs from a modern, state-of-the-art facility. Nearly $300,000
has been raised from listeners, private foundations, and government grants to
support the construction and sustaining costs of the new studio.
Individual Annual Donations: $1,753,464 (54%)
Corporate Underwriting: $862,140 (27%)
Corp for Public Broadcasting: $298,625 (11%)
VA Community Service Grant: $109,233 (4%)
Virginia Tech Foundation: $83,700 (3%)
Virginia Radio Servicing Grant: $32,300 (1%)
New Programming on WVTF in 2008-2009
Here and Now, from WBUR in Boston with host Robin Young, Monday-Friday, 1:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m.
Tell Me More from NPR with host Michelle Martin on RADIO IQ, Monday-Friday, 9:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m.
Individual Annual Donations
Back Roads and Blue Highways hosted by Seth Williamson, Saturday night from 8:00 p.m. to 12 midnight.
Underwriting
Weekend Virginia hosted by Fred Echols on WVTF, Saturday, 6:00 a.m.-7:00 a.m., and on RADIO IQ, Saturday, 2:00Corporate
p.m.-3:00 p.m.,
and Sunday, 3:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m.
A Way with Words, RADIO IQ, Saturdays 3:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m.
$1,753,464
54%
$862,140
27%
Corp for Public Broadcasting
$298,625
11%
VA Community Service Grant
$109,233
4%
$83,700
3%
$32,300
1%
$3,139,462
100%
Virginia Tech Foundation
VIRGINIA TECH FOUNDATION ANNUALVirginia
REPORT | 17Radio Servicing Grant
Total
FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS
The foundation’s managed funds increased by $16.1 million, ending the year at a value of $942.1 million. Private giving declined during
FY 2009, and foundation net revenues totaled $54.9 million, while expenditures supporting various university projects and programs
totaled $124.8 million.
2005
Region 1
2006
2007
2008
$728.00
$808.90
$940.90
FOUNDATION ASSETS TOTALS IN MILLIONS
$926.00
$940.9
$728.0 $808.9
$926.0
$942.1
2009
Region 1
$942.10
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
$71.60
$81.80
$78.50
$91.60
$65.10
FOUNDATION CONTRIBUTIONS TOTALS IN MILLIONS
$1000
$100
$750
$75
$500
$71.6 $81.8
$250
2005 2006
2005
Region 1
2007
2008
2006
2005 2006
2009
2008
$97.80EXPENDITURES
$102.40 TOTALS
$107.30
FOUNDATION
IN MILLIONS $126.30
$50
$91.6
$65.1
$0
2007
$78.5
2009
Region 1
$124.80
2007
2008
$0
2009
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
$47.10
$48.40
$54.50
$48.60
$33.30
VALUE OF TRUSTS TOTALS IN MILLIONS
$60
$130.0
$45
$97.5
$97.8 $102.4 $107.3
$126.3
$124.8
$65.0
$47.1 $48.4
$54.5
$30
$48.6
$32.5
2005 2006
2007
2008
$0
$25
$33.3
2005 2006
2009
2007
2008
$15
$0
2009
Revenue, Gains and Other Support
2008-09
FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS continued
$65,143,270
tributions
estment income
tal income
el Roanoke revenues
er income
f Course Revenue
51.0%
7.3%
13.3%
15.1%
12.5%
0.9%
9,264,037
16,927,088
19,264,904
15,989,060
REVENUES, GAINS, AND OTHER1,094,786
SUPPORT
$127,683,145
100.0%
H.
F.
A.Contributions...........................$65,143,270............... 118.7%
B.Investment income......................9,272,304................. 16.9%
C.Net losses on investments....... -70,341,397..............-128.1%
D.Rental income............................16,927,088................. 30.8%
E.
E.Hotel Roanoke revenues............19,264,904................. 35.1%
F. Other income..............................15,989,060................. 29.1%
G.Change in fair value
of interest rate swaps................ -2,457,932..................-4.5%
A.
H.Golf course revenue.....................1,094,786...................... 2%
D.
Total....................................... $54,892,083...............100.0%
B.
1-YEAR
3-YEAR
5-YEAR
10-YEAR
VT
-16.00%
-1.00%
3.00%
3.00%
S&P
-26.20%
-8.20%
-2.20%
-2.20%
CONSOLIDATED ENDOWMENT PERFORMANCE | ANNUALIZED, WITH S&P INDEX COMPARISON
-1%
-16%
-8.2%
3%
-2.2%
3%
-2.2%
-26.2%
1-YEAR
3-YEAR
VT
5-YEAR
10-YEAR
S&P
EXPENDITURES BY COLLEGE OR PROGRAM
COLLEGE OR PROGRAM
TOTAL
STUDENT
FINANCIAL AID
PROGRAM
SUPPORT
Agriculture & Life Sciences.............................. $4,426,675......................................... $674,210.......................................$3,752,465
Architecture & Urban Studies............................ 2,969,450........................................... 229,813.........................................2,739,637
Science................................................................ 3,671,807........................................... 472,270.........................................3,199,537
Business.............................................................. 4,025,104........................................ 1,507,940.........................................2,517,164
COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY PROGRAM
Engineering...................................................... 11,760,566........................................ 2,692,765.........................................9,067,801
Natural Resources.............................................. 2,754,432........................................... 239,582.........................................2,514,850
Liberal Arts & Human Sciences.......................... 1,152,856........................................... 430,056............................................722,800
Veterinary Medicine.......................................... 2,477,836........................................... 592,665.........................................1,885,171
Athletics............................................................ 22,998,530........................................ 7,625,242.......................................15,373,288
Extension............................................................ 1,070,188............................................. 10,500.........................................1,059,688
Military Affairs................................................... 2,734,404........................................... 976,736.........................................1,757,668
General Scholarship........................................... 4,131,553........................................ 4,131,553.......................................................0
Development.................................................... 10,169,770......................................................0.......................................10,169,770
Alumni................................................................ 3,824,301......................................................0.........................................3,824,301
Bioinformatics....................................................... 131,089......................................................0............................................131,089
Outreach................................................................ 826,767......................................................0............................................826,767
Research............................................................. 6,859,860......................................................0.........................................6,859,860
Student Affairs...................................................... 502,611......................................................0............................................502,611
4-H Centers............................................................ 435,228..................................................375............................................434,853
European Studies Center...................................... 783,550......................................................0............................................783,550
FOUNDATION OPERATIONS
WVTF Public Radio............................................. 3,191,904......................................................0.........................................3,191,904
Hotel Roanoke.................................................. 18,571,433......................................................0.......................................18,571,433
Corporate Research Center................................ 3,861,847......................................................0.........................................3,861,847
Rivercourse, LLC.................................................. 1,643,955......................................................0.........................................1,643,955
Real Estate.......................................................... 2,233,532......................................................0.........................................2,233,532
Administrative . ................................................. 2,307,427......................................................0.........................................2,307,427
Other................................................................... 5,281,311......................................................0.........................................5,281,311
TOTAL.....................................................$124,797,986...............................$19,583,707..............................$105,214,279
EXPENDITURE BY FUNCTION
CATEGORY
EXPENDITURES
(IN MILLIONS) ALLOCATION
G H I
A.Support to University Programs....$53,359............ 42.8%
B.Student Financial Assistance...........19,584............ 15.7%
F
C.University Capital Outlay....................9,400.............. 7.5%
D.Fundraising.........................................9,401.............. 7.5%
E.Research Park....................................10,569.............. 8.5%
F. Hotel Roanoke...................................18,571............ 14.9%
E
G.Management and General.................2,270.............. 1.8%
H.River Course.........................................1,644.............. 1.3%
TOTAL...........................................$124,798......... 100.0%
D
A
C
B
DESIGNATION OF CONTRIBUTIONS*
COLLEGE/PROGRAM/OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS ALLOCATION
Agriculture & Life Sciences.............$3,122,593...............4.8%
Architecture & Urban Studies...........3,028,859...............4.6%
Science...............................................4,113,389...............6.3%
Business.............................................5,968,691...............9.2%
Engineering.......................................9,979,267.............15.2%
Natural Resources.............................1,596,030...............2.5%
Liberal Arts & Human Sciences........1,556,889...............2.4%
Veterinary Medicine.........................1,916,259...............2.9%
Alumni Affairs......................................172,032...............0.3%
Research and Graduate Studies..........842,053...............1.3%
44.80%
Student Affairs.....................................367,255...............0.6%
14.60%
Corps of Cadets..................................1,649,791...............2.5%
7.30%
WVTF Public Radio............................2,642,319...............4.1%
8.30%
4-H Centers...........................................132,056...............0.2%
7.50%
Future Designations..............................90,620...............0.1%
14.00%
Pledges Receivable...........................1,095,386...............1.7%
2.30%
Hokie Spirit Memorial Fund..................42,058...............0.1%
1.30%
Other..................................................4,291,468...............6.6%
100.10%
Athletics...........................................20,552,934.............31.5%
Extension..............................................362,467...............0.6%
Total......................................... $65,143,270....... 100.00%
Academic Affairs..................................621,916...............1.0%
Information Systems.............................18,000.............0.00%
International Programs.......................980,938...............1.5%
*Excludes research grants to the university, as well as irrevocable and other
deferred gifts.
ENDOWMENT VALUE PER STUDENT
ENDOWMENT PURPOSE
Category
Market Value
Allocation # of Funds
A.Scholarships........ $213,885,132..............46.6%..............2,148
B.Professorships......... 79,984,613..............14.6%.................188
C.Other...................... 157,874,478..............38.8%................ 508
TOTAL....................$451,744,223......... 100.0%........... 2,844
C
A
Fiscal
Year
Endowment .
Market Value
Students as of
Fall Semester
$ per
Student
1990................ $120,170,954.......................... 23,320.................$5,153
1991.................. 131,195,712.......................... 23,937...................5,481
1992.................. 147,933,178.......................... 24,548...................6,026
1993.................. 168,058,641.......................... 24,337...................6,905
1994.................. 169,304,165.......................... 24,504...................6,909
1995.................. 205,138,585.......................... 24,405...................8,406
1996.................. 244,537,663.......................... 24,123.................10,137
1997.................. 285,704,195.......................... 24,952.................11,450
1998.................. 331,013,180.......................... 25,977.................12,743
1999.................. 340,243,732.......................... 26,343.................12,916
2000.................. 368,196,579.......................... 26,558.................13,864
2001.................. 359,527,534.......................... 26,199.................13,723
2002.................. 328,679,928.......................... 26,561.................12,375
2003.................. 331,311,105.......................... 26,456.................12,523
2004.................. 370,811,010.......................... 26,558.................13,962
2005.................. 408,810,308.......................... 26,686.................15,319
2006.................. 447,404,748.......................... 27,202.................16,447
2007.................. 524,731,181.......................... 27,658.................18,972
2008.................. 527,629,109.......................... 28,966.................18,216
2009.................. 451,744,223.......................... 29,858.................15,130
B
46.60%
14.60%
38.70%
ENDOWMENT MARKET VALUE
Total
Scholarships
Professorships
Other
Agriculture & Life Sciences................... $24,076,675...........................$10,095,992............................$3,694,141,..........................$10,286,542
Architecture & Urban Studies................... 8,500,122...............................2,506,656...............................2,583,587..............................3,409,879
Science..................................................... 13,088,195...............................5,832,176...............................5,183,460..............................2,072,559
Business................................................... 59,531,064.............................24,005,020.............................18,319,120............................17,206,924
Engineering............................................. 68,400,845.............................30,976,260.............................24,024,569............................13,400,016
COLLEGE OR AREA
Natural Resources................................... 11,196,081...............................2,886,186...............................3,698,638..............................4,611,257
Liberal Arts & Human Sciences............... 11,069,707...............................5,177,127...............................2,150,072..............................3,742,508
Veterinary Medicine............................... 19,243,768...............................9,007,725...............................4,444,506..............................5,791,537
Athletics................................................... 31,102,099.............................30,656,528.............................................0.................................445,571
Extension................................................... 6,327,675..................................497,333...............................1,183,260..............................4,647,082
General.................................................. 126,677,206.............................54,791,598...............................1,723,952............................70,161,656
Other Agency............................................. 6,900,556....................................82,588.............................................0..............................6,817,968
Pratt/Animal Nutrition........................... 17,201,276...............................8,944,664...............................8,256,612............................................0
Pratt/Engineering................................... 16,939,372.............................12,216,675...............................4,722,697............................................0
Quasi-Endowment.................................. 14,176,783............................................ 0.............................................0............................14,176,783
Corps of Cadets........................................ 17,312,799.........................$213,885,131.............................................0..............................1,104,196
TOTAL.............................................$451,744,223.................... $246,094,295.......................$79,984,614.....................$157,874,478
VIRGINIA TECH FOUNDATION ENDOWMENT HIGHLIGHTS
As of June 30, 2009, the preliminary
market value of all endowments
held by the Virginia Tech Foundation,
Inc. totaled $451.74 million. Of that
total, $415.17 million is invested in
the foundation’s pooled consolidated endowment fund, while $36.57
million is held separately in notes,
deeds of trust, gift annuities, contributions receivable, real estate
partnerships, and other miscellaneous endowed assets.
The June 30 allocation of the foundation’s pooled endowment fund consisted
of 38.2 percent global equities, 9.5 percent real assets, 24.0 percent marketable
alternative assets, 13.4 percent non-marketable alternative assets, 11.7 percent
U.S. fixed income, and 3.2 percent cash. The fund achieved an estimated return
of -16.0 percent for the year ending June 30 and an estimated annualized
return of 3.4 percent over the trailing five-year period.
The overriding principle of the foundation’s consolidated endowment program
is that funds should be managed so that a gift today will fund a donor’s objective in perpetuity. If a benefactor wants to endow a scholarship, the money is
A NOTE ABOUT ENDOWMENT
MANAGEMENT DURING THE
CURRENT ECONOMIC CRISIS
The Office of Investments and Debt Management is
responsible for the day-to-day activities and tactical
positioning of Virginia Tech’s endowment program. In
light of the severe credit crisis and international recession
that have negatively affected nearly all financial assets in
which the endowment’s funds are invested, a few words
are warranted about how the endowment is managed
and how it is positioned for success going forward.
The endowment’s return through the end of the fiscal
year was -16.0 percent, which ranks in the top 11 percent
of all colleges and universities whose endowments are
managed by Cambridge Associates, the foundation’s
consultant. While the magnitude of this negative return
is a concern, the endowment outperformed financial
markets and many other endowment programs. Research
indicates that the majority of endowment programs
throughout the country experienced losses of 15 percent
to 25 percent during fiscal 2009.
As stewards of donors’ gifts, the foundation has a fiduciary
responsibility to manage endowment funds in a prudent
manner. As such, a number of conscious decisions made
prior to the market top in 2008 proved fortunate. First,
given the foundation’s conservative investment practices,
managed to maintain the real value of the endowment and keep pace with
inflation. Each gift entering the consolidated endowment fund purchases units
analogous to shares in a mutual fund and a payout-per-unit (or dividend) is
paid quarterly.
In an effort to maintain the endowment’s purchasing power, the payout
rate for program support is adjusted annually to reflect the change in the
Consumer Price Index over the preceding calendar year. A 12-quarter average of
endowment values is used to smooth out the unit values when determining if
program spending falls within the approved range of 4.00-5.50 percent. Without this moving average, funding might dramatically rise in one year, then fall
drastically the next, leaving the beneficiaries of the endowments vulnerable to
increased volatility in the capital markets.
Decisions on how to manage the foundation’s consolidated endowment pool
are made by its investment committee, whose main focus is the asset allocation
and spending policy of the fund. Endowment consultants are retained to assist
the investment committee and VTF staff with asset allocation decisions, the
selection and retention of managers, performance monitoring, and related
endowment policy issues. To completely diversify its portfolio, management of
the fund is allocated among more than 80 management firms, partnerships,
and direct equity investments offering a wide variety of asset classes and
investment styles.
it resisted over the last several years to engage in the
strategy of leveraging the endowment in an attempt
to inflate returns at a time when nearly all assets were
overpriced. While leverage can enhance returns in bull
markets, it also magnifies losses in bear markets. Second,
the foundation had a relatively small amount of illiquid
assets in the endowment portfolio during the market
downturn. Unlike some institutions, the foundation was
not forced to unwind illiquid investments at the worst
possible time. Finally, in an attempt to increase the
endowment’s downside protection, all its fixed income allocation was shifted into treasuries and government fixed
income securities toward the end of fiscal 2007, months
before the economic crisis. Because government debt
is widely viewed as a safe harbor in economic storms,
investments in that area performed extremely well.
The foundation has also increased its endowment
staff over the past 18 months in the investment and
performance reporting areas, adding a senior investment analyst and a performance analyst and reports
manager. Adding their skills allows the foundation to
perform in-house research and be more opportunistic.
The commitment to increase the internal capabilities of
the Office of Investments and Debt Management made a
dramatic impact on its ability to make tactical changes to
the endowment, which played a large role in its relative
outperformance during the fiscal year. For example, the
active management of the endowment’s duration and
credit risk within the fixed income allocation achieved
a 26.8 percent return for the year and added more than
1,900 basis points of outperformance over the Barclays
U.S. Long-Term Treasury Index. This was accomplished by
effectively transitioning between U.S. Treasury securities,
treasury inflation-protected securities, collateralized loan
obligations backed by bank loans, and short-term Federal
Deposit Insurance Commission securities over the past
six-to-12 months.
One silver lining in the recession is access to top-quality
managers who were previously inaccessible. Having a
senior investment person on staff to research, source, and
network with some of the top managers in the country
has helped gain access to many of these firms, which
should greatly benefit the endowment for years to come.
Moving forward, the Office of Investments and Debt Management will maintain its focus on maximizing returns
while keeping a careful eye on risk. One lesson learned
during the steep market decline is that many investments
that were once thought to be diversifiers of risk provided
less protection than historical models suggested.
With that in mind, additional research systems have been
put in place to help gauge the overall risk of the endowment portfolio and to provide periodic monitoring of the
level of liquidity of the endowment fund.
FROM THE VICE PRESIDENT: ELIZABETH A. “BETSY” FLANAGAN | VICE PRESIDENT FOR DEVELOPMENT
AND UNIVERSITY RELATIONS
Private giving to the university in
fiscal year 2008-2009 was $79.2
million. Although this represents a
13 percent decrease from last year’s
record-breaking results, it is the
third-highest giving total ever at Virginia Tech—this, despite the worst
economy in recent history. Virginia Tech’s friends and alumni have
proven once again that they believe in the students and faculty at
Virginia Tech and are willing to support our mission.
What’s even more encouraging, our progress toward the ambitious $1 billion
goal of The Campaign for Virginia Tech: Invent the Future remains ahead of
schedule, with 80 percent of the campaign elapsed. We documented new campaign commitments of $126.45 million this year, bringing campaign totals to
$809.94 million, 80.9 percent of the campaign goal. We have raised 76 percent
or $573.2 million of our current support goal and 95 percent or $236.8 million
of our future support goal. Eleven of our 18 fundraising units are now at least
80 percent of the way toward meeting their campaign goals.
Our steady progress in the face of unprecedented economic challenges is no
accident. It is a direct result of our continued emphasis on personal contact with
our friends and alumni. The number of personal visits to our supporters rose by
16 percent, beating last year’s record. Those efforts are a reflection of how much
we value our supporters and how much we benefit from their participation in
the life of the university.
There are other successes of note. The Annual Fund raised nearly $3.3 million
this past fiscal year, the second highest annual giving total in the history of
the program. Furthermore, our donors are supporting our core mission by
continuing their generous support of scholarships, fellowships, and academic
programs. This year, our donors created more than 100 funds supporting
students and faculty. Such support enables us to continue our excellence in
learning, teaching, and outreach, which means we will be well-positioned to
move forward even more quickly when the economy recovers.
Several gifts from our corporate and foundation partners deserve special mention:
• Fairfield Industries of Sugarland, Texas, donated more than $1 million in
equipment to the Geological Sciences Department.
• The J.W. and Alice S. Marriott Foundation of Bethesda, Md., continued
to support our faculty and students through the Marriott Professorship of
Hospitality Finance and Revenue Management and the Marriott Foundation
Memorial Scholarship, both endowments within the Pamplin College of
Business.
• The Mary Morton Parsons Foundation of Richmond, Va., contributed to
our past and our future by supporting Solitude.
• The Avon Products Foundation Inc. of New York, N.Y., is helping the
College of Science Integrated Cellular Responses Laboratory conduct research
on breast cancer.
Virginia Tech continues to see success, not just in its fundraising endeavors, but
also in its academic and research foundation. We are still making an impact on
the communities around us and we are still inventing the future. All of that is
made possible because of the generosity of our friends and alumni.
MAJOR GIFT HIGHLIGHTS OUTRIGHT GIFTS of $100,000 or more given to the university in fiscal year 2008-2009
(DOES NOT INCLUDE PLEDGES OR DEFERRED GIVING)
INDIVIDUALS $1 MILLION +
From the estate of Gladys Lawrence of Hot
Springs, Va., establishing the John and Gladys
Lawrence Scholarship, a university-wide scholarship
endowment.
From the estate of Lavinia A. Blick of Dinwiddie,
Va., for the George H. and Lavinia A. Blick Endowed
Scholarship in the Pamplin College of Business.
From Peggy and T. Marshall Hahn Jr. of Blacksburg, Va., in support of the Center for the Arts at
Virginia Tech, the north wing of Hahn Hall, the Peggy
Lee Hahn Horticulture Garden, the W.E. Skelton
Smith Mountain Lake Memorial Fund, the Richard W.
Frizzell Memorial Athletic Scholarship, the William
E. Lavery Professor of International Affairs, and the
Jamerson Center Addition.
From an anonymous donor to benefit the River
Course and the Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets.
From Doug C. and Donna A. Curling of Roswell,
Ga., a gift establishing the Curling Professorship in
Accounting and Information Systems in the Pamplin
College of Business.
INDIVIDUALS $500,000-$999,999
From John R. Lawson of Newport News, Va., in
abiding support of the Myers-Lawson School of
Construction and Virginia Tech Athletics.
From the late Byron M. Brumback of Huntsville,
Ala., establishing the Byron M. and Helen S.
Brumback Endowed Scholarship in the College of
Engineering.
From Thomas R. and Daisy H. Byrd of
Midlothian, Va., for the Tom and Daisy Byrd Senior
Faculty Fellowship for Excellence in Accounting
and Information Systems, the Dr. Robert M. Brown
Endowment for Excellence in Accounting, and the
Thomas R. Byrd Endowed Scholarship in Accounting and Information Systems.
From the estates of Allan W. Roadcap and
Byrd M. Roadcap of Naples, Fla., for the Allan W.
Roadcap ‘45 Endowment for University Libraries.
From the estate of Robert A. Belz of Athens,
Tenn., providing student financial aid through the
Robert A. Belz Scholarship Endowment.
From the late Pat M. Seawell of Winston-Salem,
N.C., an estate distribution supporting operations
of the Reynolds Homestead and establishing the
Patsy Moore Seawell Endowment for the Reynolds
Homestead.
INDIVIDUALS $100,000-$249,999
From James C. Justice III of Beckley, W.Va.,
in support of the basketball complex and Lane
Stadium.
From Patrick M. Lathrop and the estate of
Nancy R. Lathrop of Staunton, Va., benefiting the
School of Architecture + Design.
INDIVIDUALS $250,000-$499,999
From Robert T. and Carolyn W. Lawson of
Hampton, Va., providing support for the MyersLawson School of Construction Building Fund.
From an anonymous donor to establish a senior
faculty fellowship endowment for the Department
of Physics in the College of Science.
From the late Vicki Heilig of Salisbury, N.C., a gift
of a collection of Civil War books, prints, and relics to
benefit the Virginia Center for Civil War Studies.
From Raymond E. Reed and Peggy C. Reed
of Waynesboro, Va., creating the Raymond E. and
Peggy C. Reed Fund for the Highty-Tighties, and
in continuing support of the Virginia Tech Athletic
Fund, the Litz B. and Ruth M. Reed VTCC Scholarship, the VTCCA Raymond E. and Peggy C. Reed
Regimental Band Scholarship, and the Corps of
Cadets Immediate Needs Fund.
An anonymous donation in support of the College of Engineering’s Signature Building Fund.
From James R. and Augustine D. Smith of
Roanoke, Va., for the Virginia Tech Carilion School
of Medicine.
From Nicholas and Fay Street of Bristol, Va., in
support of Lane Stadium, the construction for the
Center for the Arts, and the VTCC Nicholas D. Street
‘53 Endowed Scholarship.
From the estate of Anne Hunter of Norfolk, Va.,
for the Anne Hunter Professorship and the Anne
Hunter Feline Research Fund, both endowments
benefiting the Virginia-Maryland Regional College
of Veterinary Medicine.
From Douglas W. and June M. Burks of
Richmond, Va., a charitable lead trust to benefit
the Charles E. Via Jr. Department of Civil and
Environmental Engineering.
From the late J. Richard Tawes of Newport
Beach, Calif., creating the J. Richard Tawes Memorial Scholarship endowment to benefit students in
the Pamplin College of Business.
From A. Ross Myers of Worcester, Pa., for the
Myers-Lawson School of Construction, the New
Building Construction Faculty Position Fund, and
Virginia Tech Athletics.
From David and Elyssa Street of Naples, Fla., in
support of the Jamerson Center Addition.
From an anonymous donor to benefit the Department of Hospitality and Tourism Management.
From the estate of Edwin F. Sharpe of
Burlington, N.C., a distribution in support of the
Bradley Department of Electrical and Computer
Engineering and the Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets
Alumni Endowed Fund.
From Garnett E. and Patsy T. Smith of Moneta,
Va., contributions to the Garnett E. and Patsy T.
Smith Career Services Center, the W.E. Skelton 4-H
Educational Conference Center at Smith Mountain
Lake, the Marion duPont Scott Equine Medical
Center, the Peggy Lee Hahn Horticulture Garden,
the Taubman Museum of Art, the Jamerson Center
Addition, and several designations within Virginia
Tech Athletics.
From Leon and Beverly Harris of Roanoke, Va.,
for the W.E. Skelton 4-H Educational Conference
Center at Smith Mountain Lake, Lane Stadium, the
VTCC Leon Harris ‘64 and Beverly Harris Scholarship, the Taubman Museum of Art, construction for
the Center for the Arts at Virginia Tech, and a future
university designation.
MAJOR GIFT HIGHLIGHTS CONTINUED
From Patricia A. Caldwell of New York, N.Y., to
benefit the Women and Leadership in Philanthropy
Lecture Fund, the Patricia Ann Caldwell PostDoctoral Fellowship, the VTCC Anna Lee H. and Dan
H. Caldwell ‘41 Scholarship, the College of Science,
the Virginia Tech Alumni Association, the Make A
Difference Scholarship in the College of Science,
and the Virginia Tech Athletic Fund.
From the late William D. Hodges of Aurora, Ill.,
an estate gift establishing the Ralph D. Hodges ‘27
and William D. Hodges ‘54 Memorial Scholarship
within the College of Engineering.
From the estate of JoAnne S. O’Brien D.V.M. of
Washington, D.C., a distribution to the Dr. JoAnne S.
O’Brien Endowed Fund for support of small animal
theriogenology research in the Virginia-Maryland
Regional College of Veterinary Medicine.
From Benjamin F. and Joyce M. Rolston of
Kingsport, Tenn., continuing support to the
endowed Rolston Fellowship in Industrial Systems
Engineering and the Virginia Tech Athletic Fund.
From the estate of CDR Robert D. Anthony of
Williamsburg, Va., providing funding for the VTCC
CDR Robert D. Anthony ‘36 Scholarship, VTCC Col.
W.E. Roberts ‘58 Scholarship, and the VTCCA Class
of ‘36 Scholarship.
From Carl A. and Cheryl B. Rosberg of Waynesboro, Va., for a future designation in athletics and
for the Jamerson Center Addition.
From Georgia Anne Snyder-Falkinham of
Blacksburg, Va., in support of the new Building
Construction Faculty Position Fund, the Building
Construction Facility Fund, the W.E. Skelton 4-H
Educational Conference Center at Smith Mountain
Lake, the W.E. Skelton Smith Mountain Lake
Memorial Fund, the Richard W. Frizzell Memorial Athletic Scholarship, the William E. Lavery
Professorship of International Affairs, and several
designations benefiting Virginia Tech Athletics.
From Charles L. and Mary Jo Eaton of Pinehurst, N.C., for the Chuck and Mary Jo Eaton Golf
Scholarship, the Charles L. Eaton College of Business Scholarship, the Jamerson Center Addition,
and Virginia Tech Golf.
From Chester A. Waldron of Charleston, S.C., for
the Jamerson Center Addition and the Chester A. and
Anne H. Waldron Endowed Athletic Scholarship.
From Susan A. and Marvin L. Johnson of Huntington Beach, Ca., in abiding support for the Marvin
L. and Susan A. Johnson Ware Lab Endowed Fund.
From Anne Hahn Hurst and Leigh G. Hurst of
Blacksburg, Va., a contribution to the Jamerson
Center Addition.
From the estate of Sandra L. Persinger of
Ellicott City, Md., to establish the Carl Persinger
Scholarship/Fellowship for Mathematics.
From Marshall Hahn Hurst of Blacksburg, Va., a
gift in support of the Jamerson Center Addition.
From Ellen E. and Jimmie L. Wade of Roanoke,
Va., to benefit the Jennifer L. Wade Athletic Scholarship, the Jimmie L. Wade Accounting Fellowship,
the Ellen E. Wade Graduate Studies Fellowship, the
Colen Wade 4-H Summer Youth Program Endowment, the Peacock-Harper Culinary Collection
Fund, the Taubman Museum of Art, and the W.E.
Skelton Smith Mountain Lake Memorial Fund.
From the late Doris C. Belak of Waynesboro,
Va., providing student financial aid in the Bradley
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering through the Joseph and Rose Belak Memorial
Scholarship endowment.
From Bruce McDaniel of Midlothian, Va., for
University Honors, the Jamerson Center Addition,
From Barbara and W. Thomas Robertson Jr. of
Charlotte, N.C., in the form of a charitable remainder unitrust benefiting the W. Thomas and Barbara
Robertson Scholarship in the College of Engineering, and gifts to Biological Systems Engineering
From Catharine M. and Preston M. White
Jr. of Virginia Beach, Va., for the Myers-Lawson
School of Construction Building Fund, the Building
Construction Facility Fund, and the Virginia Tech
Athletic Fund.
From an anonymous donor to support the College of Natural Resources.
From James H. Hatch of White Stone, Va., to
benefit the Pamplin College of Business.
From Sherwood Payne Quillen of Blacksburg,
Va., for construction for the Center for the Arts at
Virginia Tech, the Peggy Lee Hahn Horticulture
Garden, and Virginia Tech Athletics.
From Janice G. and Robert H. Wells of Virginia
Beach, Va., in support of the Myers-Lawson School
of Construction and the building construction
department in the College of Architecture and
Urban Studies.
From William D. Evans of Bluefield, Va., to
benefit the Pamplin College of Business.
From Joan E. and John H. Kroehling of
Williamsburg, Va., in support of the VT Foundry
Institute for Research and Education (VT Fire) and
the Virginia Tech Athletic Fund.
From David and Barbara Calhoun of New
Canaan, Conn., for the David L. Calhoun ‘79 Endowment for University Honors.
From Joe and Toy Cobbe of Wilmington, N.C. establishing the Cobbe Endowment for the Study of
Violence Prevention within the Virginia Tech Center
for Peace Studies and Violence Prevention.
From Robert H. Digges of McLean, Va., to
establish the Robert H. Digges Professorship in
Entrepreneurial Studies within the Pamplin College
of Business.
From Thelma V. and Clifton C. Garvin Jr. of
Jupiter, Fla., for the College of Engineering’s Unrestricted Fund and the President’s Discovery Fund.
From Dr. Kristen Decker Hitt ’06 of Arlington,
Va., to name the Diagnostic Ultrasound Room in
the Veterinary Teaching Hospital.
From Michael and Lisa Kender of Ridgewood,
N.J., in support of the Michael and Lisa Kender
Graduate Fellowship in Chemical Engineering.
From Kee H. Lee of Providence, Va., establishing
the Kwan Soon Lee Scholarship Endowment in the
Pamplin College of Business.
From George and Michele Nolen of Centreville,
Va., creating the Nolen Family Scholarship Endowment for university-wide scholarships.
From the late Robert B. Pamplin and Robert
B. Pamplin Jr. of Portland, Ore., in support of the
Pamplin Foundation MBA Endowment.
From Hilda G. Partlow of Ferndale, Wash., for
the Benjamin and Hilda Partlow Scholarship
Endowment in the Department of Mechanical
Engineering.
continues...
MAJOR GIFT HIGHLIGHTS CONTINUED
From Richard and Judy Foster and Robert and
Nancy DeFord of Virginia Beach, Va., in continuing support of Lane Stadium.
From August F. Davis of Richmond, Va., for the
German Club Alumni Account and the VTCC Virginia
C. and August F. Davis ‘41 Scholarship.
CORPORATIONS, FOUNDATIONS,
AND ORGANIZATIONS
$1.79 million from the Via-Bradley College
of Engineering Foundation of Roanoke, Va.,
for the H.L. Bradley Endowment in Electrical
Engineering and the Charles E. Via Civil Engineering Endowment.
$1.26 million from Fairfield Industries of
Sugarland, Texas, the value of gifts-in-kind to the
geological sciences department.
$810,000 from Morningstar Inc. of Chicago,
Ill., a gift-in-kind benefiting the Department of
Agricultural and Applied Economics.
$600,000 from the Williams-Berry Charitable
Foundation of Bristol, Va., for the Building
Construction Facility Fund and the River Course
Clubhouse.
$425,000 from the American Electric Power
Foundation of Columbus, Ohio, for the Institute
for Critical Technology and Applied Science (ICTAS)
and the W.E. Skelton Smith Mountain Lake General
Youth Program Endowment.
$405,000 from The J. W. and Alice S. Marriott
Foundation of Bethesda, Md., for the Marriott
Professorship of Hospitality Finance and Revenue
Management and the Marriott Foundation Memorial Scholarship, both endowments within the
Pamplin College of Business.
$397,261 from the Carilion New River Valley
Medical Center of Radford, Va., the value of a
gift of equipment to benefit the Virginia-Maryland
Regional College of Veterinary Medicine.
$363,900 from RJ Reynolds of Winston-Salem,
N.C., for the RJRT Postdoctoral Fellowship Program
and the Reynolds Homestead.
$299,500 from Science Applications International Corporation of McLean, Va., for the
Virginia Tech Transportation Institute, the Robotics
and Mechanisms Laboratory, the Hokie Spirit
Memorial Fund, the Garnett E. and Patsy T. Smith
Career Services Building, and for bioinformatics
support.
$250,000 from The Mary Morton Parsons
Foundation of Richmond, Va., for Solitude.
$202,403 from Altria Group Inc. of Richmond,
Va., for the Robotics and Mechanisms Laboratory,
Mini-Baja Project Support, the Center for the Enhancement of Engineering Diversity, the Pamplin
College of Business and it’s Multicultural Diversity
Council, and for Extension Education Programs.
$163,556 from the Student Engineers Council
of Blacksburg, Va., for the Robotics and Mechanisms Laboratory and the council’s named endowment for the College of Engineering.
$150,000 from Avon Products Foundation
Inc. of New York, N.Y., for the College of Science
Integrated Cellular Responses Laboratory research
on breast cancer.
$126,941 from Philip Morris International Inc.
of Princeton, N.J., for Extension research within the
College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.
$110,500 from BB&T Corporation of WinstonSalem, N.C., for the BB&T Program in the Pamplin
College of Business, and to the Lane Stadium
expansion.
$105,423 from Sonny Merryman Inc. of Rustburg, Va., benefiting the Women and Leadership in
Philanthropy Lecture Fund, the Pamplin College of
Business, the Conservation Management Institute,
the Virginia Tech Athletic Fund, the River Course
Clubhouse, men’s basketball and Lane Stadium.
$100,150 from Clark-Nexsen of Norfolk, Va., for
the establishment of two named scholarships
in the College of Engineering and the College of
Architecture and Urban Studies.
$100,000 from Comcast Cable of Philadelphia,
Pa., for the Grant A. Dove Professorship in the
Bradley Department of Electrical and Computer
Engineering.
$100,000 from Delta Dental Plan of Virginia,
of Roanoke, Va., establishing the Delta Dental
Endowed Lecture Series and a future designation
within the Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine
and Research Institute.
$100,000 from the Engineers’ Forum of Blacksburg, Va., a gift to create two named scholarship
endowments within the College of Engineering.
$100,000 from Microsoft Corporation of
Redmond, Wash., benefiting the Tablet PC Premier
Alliance program within the Bradley Department
of Electrical and Computer Engineering.
$100,000 from Speedway Children’s Charities of
Charlotte, N.C., for the W.E. Skelton 4-H Educational
Conference Center at Smith Mountain Lake.
$100,000 from the Transportation Technology Center Inc. of Pueblo, Colo., for the Railway
Technologies Laboratory in the Department of
Mechanical Engineering.
$100,000 from Volkswagen of America Inc. of
Auburn Hills, Mich., for the Volkswagen Faculty Development and Innovation Fund and the
Volkswagen Undergraduate Student Projects Fund,
both within the College of Engineering.
OUTSTANDING MATCHING GIFT PROGRAMS
The following organizations helped to maximize the
philanthropy of our alumni and friends by matching
their donations to Virginia Tech at an exceptional level.
$174,900 from the ExxonMobil Foundation,
providing matching gifts to 35 different Virginia
Tech funds.
$139,645 from the G.E. Foundation, benefiting
38 various designations.
$121,378 from the Norfolk Southern Foundation and the Norfolk Southern Corporation
Trust (Good Government Fund) in matching
gifts for 20 different designations throughout the
university.
$118,249 from the Dominion Foundation,
benefiting 46 Virginia Tech programs, departments
and colleges.
DESIGNATION OF CONTRIBUTIONS
A
a
B
X Z
V WY
U
T
C
D
S
F
E
G
RQ O
P
N
I
M
H
LK J
A. College of Agriculture and Life Sciences..................................... $3,645,295........ 4.60%
R. Independent Centers.............................................................163,034.........0.21%
Includes Middleburg Agricultural Research & Extension Center...............................................$44,646
S. Intercollegiate Athletics....................................................24,233,686...... 30.61%
B. College of Architecture and Urban Studies........................2,518,338.........3.18%
T. Library....................................................................................864,137.........1.09%
C. Pamplin College of Business...............................................6,458,974.........8.16%
U. Multicultural Programs.........................................................161,390.........0.20%
4.60%
V. Parents’ Fund.........................................................................346,557.........0.44%
3.18%
E. College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences......................1,487,308.........1.88%
W.Skelton 4-H Center at Smith Mountain Lake........................480,802.........0.61%
8.16%
F. College of Natural Resources.................................................839,435.........1.06%
X. Student Affairs.......................................................................370,004.........0.47%
13.68%
G. College of Science...............................................................4,395,392.........5.55%
Y. University Unrestricted..........................................................493,221.........0.62%
1.88%
H. College of Veterinary Medicine...........................................2,061,640.........2.60%
Z. WVTF Public Radio.............................................................2,187,506.........2.76%
1.06%
Includes Equine Medical Center........................................................................................ $466,277
a. Private Grants.....................................................................6,542,724........ 8.26%
5.55%
I. Administration/Other.........................................................2,785,579.........3.52%
2.60%
J. Alumni and University Conference Center..............................48,563.........0.06%
3.52%
Total...................................................................................$79,166,493....100.00%
K. Alumni Programs...................................................................123,674.........0.16%
0.06%
L. Bioinformatics Institute.........................................................183,250.........0.23%
0.16%
*Administration/Other listing includes cumulative projects and designations, such as Information Technology, Reynolds Homestead, gifts to be
M.Corps of Cadets..................................................................1,975,281........ 2.50%
0.23%
designated, etc.
N. Financial Aid.......................................................................4,730,205.........5.98%
Equine Programs (MARE Center and Equine Medical Center) total $510,923 or 0.65% of overall FY 2009 private gift income.
2.50%
O. Fine and Performing Arts......................................................836,389.........1.06%
5.98%
1.06%
P. Graduate School....................................................................139,105.........0.18%
0.18%
Q. Honors Program....................................................................261,425.........0.33%
0.33%
0.21%
30.61%
1.09%
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0.20%
D. College of Engineering.....................................................10,833,579...... 13.68%
DESIGNATION OF CONTRIBUTIONS CONTINUED
USES OF GIFTS
SOURCES OF GIFTS
A. Current Operations...........$38,887,803......................49.12%
A.Alumni..............................$30,737,382..................... 38.82%
Alumni...................................30,718,314........................38.80%
Students........................................19,068.......................... 0.02%
B.Parents..................................2,361,662....................... 2.98%
C.Friends................................18,014,572..................... 22.76%
D.Faculty/Staff.........................2,178,422....................... 2.75%
Active..........................................599,722.......................... 0.76%
Retired......................................1,578,700.......................... 1.99%
E.Corporations.......................15,380,137..................... 19.43%
Direct Gifts And Grants.............9,699,549........................12.26%
Matching Gifts..........................1,671,460.......................... 2.11%
Private Grants...........................4,009,128.......................... 5.06%
F. Foundations..........................8,485,839..................... 10.72%
Direct Gifts And Grants...........$3,779,445.......................... 4.78%
Personal/Family Fdns...............2,172,798.......................... 2.74%
Private Grants...........................2,533,596.......................... 3.20%
G.Other Organizations..............2,008,479....................... 2.54%
B. Endowment........................19,789,548......................25.00%
C. Capital Facilities..................13,946,418..................... 17.62%
D. Private Grants...................... 6,542,724........................8.26%
TOTAL................................. $79,166,493...................100.00%
D
C
TOTAL................................. $79,166,493...................100.00%
A
G
F
B
A
E
D
49.12%
25.00%
17.62%
8.26%
B
C
38.82%
2.89%
22.76%
2.75%
VIRGINIA TECH GIVING SOCIETIES
THE UT PROSIM SOCIETY
Lifetime membership in the Ut Prosim Society, Virginia Tech’s most distinguished recognition society, is
available, on an individual or joint basis, to alumni and friends whose lifetime giving totals $100,000 or
more. The Society has four levels: Benefactor (beginning at $100,000), Senior Benefactors (beginning at
$250,000), Distinguished Benefactor (beginning at $500,000), and President’s Circle ($1 million or more).
In 1987, its first year, 127 household memberships were recognized as charter members. Since then, the society has grown to
more than 1000 households, whose philanthropy touches almost every part of the university.
THE PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE The President’s Circle is the highest level of membership with the Ut Prosim Society and is reserved for a select group of individuals
whose exceptional contributions to Virginia Tech total $1 million or more. The President’s Circle charter members (denoted in maroon below) were the first Ut Prosim
members to be recognized for reaching this level in 2002. This select group has grown from 33 household members in 2002 to 81 household members this year.
Italic - President’s Circle Charter Member | Bold - New and Advancing 2008-2009 | *- Ut Prosim Society Charter Members | LS - Also Legacy Society Members
Horace E. Alphin LS
Clifton, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Ben J. Davenport Jr.
Chatham, Virginia
Charles J. “Mickey” Hayes Jr. LS
Blacksburg, Virginia
Richard D. and Kristen S. Bishop
Ormond Beach, Florida
Eleanor and Bill Davenport
Richmond, Virginia
William A. and Eleanor C. Hazel
Chantilly, Virginia
Gordon D. Bowman II* LS
Mount Jackson, Virginia
William C. and Sandra C. Davis* LS
Bill and Ann Holtzman
Edinburg, Virginia
Floyd W. Merryman III
and Lynn W. Merryman
Altavista, Virginia
Dr. Charles S. and Millicent P. Brown LS
Williamsburg, Virginia
John and Constance DeBell LS
Catharpin, Virginia
Ruth C. Horton LS
Laura and Norris E. Mitchell*
McLean, Virginia
Barbara B. and Donald G. Smith
Roanoke, Virginia
Tom and Daisy Byrd
Midlothian, Virginia
Chet and Dorothy Duke LS
Timonium, Maryland
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Jamerson Sr.*
Appomattox, Virginia
Ben F. Morgan Jr. LS
Louisville, Kentucky
Patricia A. Caldwell LS
New York, New York
Mrs. Frances Massey Dulaney LS
Somerset, Virginia
David and Barbara Calhoun
New Canaan, Connecticut
E. Ralph English Jr. and Rita T. English
Altavista, Virginia
W. Stuart Johnson and
Freda Bullington Johnson LS
Keswick, Virginia
Ross and Beth Myers
Worcester, Pennsylvania
Garnett E. and Patsy T. Smith LS
Moneta, Virginia
Dale C. Carter
Melbourne, Florida
Georgia Anne Snyder-Falkinham
and Joseph O. Falkinham III
Floyd W. Merryman Jr. and
Frances T. Merryman* LS
Rustburg, Virginia
Eric and Wendy Schmidt
Mountain View, California
Jean D. Shehan LS
Coral Gables, Florida
Peggy Skelton LS
Wendy Smith-Boone
and Alexander Boone
Wirtz, Virginia
Ethel Cross Kelly LS
Richmond, Virginia
Samuel H. Nixon Jr.
and Nancy B. Nixon LS
Christiansburg, Virginia
William C. and Elizabeth H. Latham*
Haymarket, Virginia
Dixie L. Noffsinger LS
Middleburg, Virginia
James M. and Eleonore E. Stevens
Gainesville, Virginia
Eugene V. Fife and Anne L. Fife
Charlottesville, Virginia
John R. Lawson LS
Newport News, Virginia
Ed and Barbara Norwood LS
Houston, Texas
Mrs. George A. Stewart LS
Elon College, North Carolina
Ray D. and Violet T. Frith
Bassett, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Edsel H. Lester*
Roanoke, Virginia
Robert B. Pamplin Jr.*
Portland, Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas D. Street LS
Bristol, Virginia
Clifton C. Garvin Jr.* LS
Jupiter, Florida
Samuel and Lorinda Lionberger
Penhook, Virginia
Frank D. Porter III and Beverly V. Porter
Roanoke, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas F. Taubman
Roanoke, Virginia
Joseph H. and Barbara G. Collie
Durham, North Carolina
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Goodwin Jr.
Richmond, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. E. Morgan Massey
Richmond, Virginia
Mike Quillen
Bristol, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Turner Jr. LS
Suffolk, Virginia
Anne Heth Connor
Corrie J. and John Grado* LS
Marco Island, Florida
William C. McAllister LS
Richmond, Virginia
Sherry Quillen
Blacksburg,Virginia
Chester Waldron LS
Charleston, South Carolina
Doug C. and Donna A. Curling
Roswell, Georgia
T. Marshall Hahn Jr. and
Peggy Lee Hahn* LS
John P. McConnell
Raleigh, North Carolina
Sandra and William E. Reiser Jr.
Naples, Florida
G. Truman Ward* LS
Marshall, Virginia
Mrs. Paul Mellon*
Upperville, Virginia
Inez Roop LS
Westmount, Quebec Canada
W.S. White Jr.
Columbus, Ohio
LS
T.A. and Jeanette Carter*
Salem, Virginia
LS
Mrs. Alyce R. Cheatham*
Portland, Oregon
James H. Cochrane Jr.
and Beverly H. Cochrane* LS
Richmond, Virginia
Ann W. Cutchins LS
Virginia Beach,Virginia
Dr. Luther J. Hamlett
Savannah, Georgia
LS
Dr. and Mrs. William H. Starnes Jr. LS
THE UT PROSIM SOCIETY CONTINUED
Wesley T. Worsham LS
Kilmarnock, Virginia
F. Staley Hester Jr. LS
Salem, Virginia
Jane and Hobart Speegle Jr.*LS
Yorktown, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. W. Jackson Burrows* LS
Roanoke, Virginia
Howard Feiertag LS
Beverly and David Worthington
Naples, Florida
Dr. Tomas Hudlicky and
Dr. Josephine W. Reed
St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada
Miss Beverly R. Steinman
Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Ward and Tabitha Burton
Halifax, Virginia
J. Gray and Janet A. Ferguson
Distinguished
Benefactors
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip C. Jamerson
David A. and Elyssa Street
Naples, Florida
Jane Burns Campbell
Richmond, Virginia
Lucy S. Ferrari LS
Carona-Ciona, Switzerland
Alphonse J. Stroobants*
Forest, Virginia
Mrs. W. John Campbell Jr.
Henrico, Virginia
Gaynell S. Fowler
Grundy, Virginia
Robert J. and Julia N. Styne LS
Riner, Virginia
Carol Rector Capaldi
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Harold and Betty Glass LS
Huddleston, Virginia
William and Rita Thornton LS
George Cartledge III and
Dr. Barbara Cartledge
Roanoke, Virginia
Mrs. Charles O. Gordon Sr. LS
Johnson City, Tennessee
John R. Jones III LS
Dublin, Ohio
Hugh T. Adams
New York, New York
LS
Jan Kennedy
South Windsor, Connecticut
R.T. and Brenda Avery
Mr. and Mrs. Kit C. Kennedy
Lewes Beach, Delaware
Kelso S. and Vera M. Baker
Sewickley, Pennsylvania
Arthur Abbitt Kirk
Portsmouth, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. R. Sidney Barrett LS
Robert T. and Carolyn W. Lawson
Hampton, Virginia
John and Lawanda Billingsley LS
Mechanicsville, Virginia
Willis P. and Mary N. Blackwood
LS
Mrs. Cecil W. Bolling
Wise, Virginia
David H. Burrows* LS
Roanoke, Virginia
Mitchell O. and Iris T. Carr
Staunton, Virginia
Jack and Marilyn Carroll
Penhook, Virginia
Blakeslee Nettleton Chase
Atlanta, Georgia
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Cross
Greensboro, North Carolina
George and Josephine DeSerio LS
Bluefield, Virginia
Mrs. Grant A. Dove LS
Dallas, Texas
Shelley L. Duke
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Eaton LS
Pinehurst, North Carolina
Ray W. and Sallie A. Edwards
High Point, North Carolina
Mrs. Edward R. English
Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Firestone
Richard S. and Judy L. Foster
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Vicki L. and Robert L. Freeman Jr.
Hope M. Greiner
Lubbock, Texas
Leon and Beverly Harris
Roanoke, Virginia
Betty J. Leisy
Lebanon, Tennessee
Dr. and Mrs. Clifton Lilly Jr. LS
Chesterfield, Virginia
Sara L. and Samuel H. McGhee III LS
Roanoke, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. E. George Middleton Jr. LS
Norfolk, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Leo A. Vecellio Jr.
Palm Beach, Florida
Edward B. Via*
Roanoke, Virginia
Joseph F. Ware Jr.
Oxnard, California
Stewart B. West LS
Abingdon, Virginia
F. Adele McComas White
Columbus, Ohio
E. Carlton Wilton Jr.
Richmond, Virginia
Vinod and Ranjana Chachra
Stanley and Frances D. Cohen* LS
Cincinnati, Ohio
David S. and Kryssa Jeannette Cooper
Encinitas, California
Doyle C. Counts LS
Pulaski, Virginia
Mrs. Donald M. Cox
Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida
William C. Cranwell*
Harriet and Bill Miller
Richmond, Virginia
Senior Benefactors
Madelyn and Raymond G. Curry Jr.
Alexandria, Virginia
John W. Montague Jr. and
Jean Skelton Montague
Leonard C. Angle Jr. LS
Mrs. Ralph B. Davis
Cedar Bluff, Virginia
H. Pat and Nancy E. Artis LS
Pagosa Springs, Colorado
Wayne T. Day
Rockville, Maryland
Margaret T. Baldock LS
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
Mr. Robert DeFord Jr.
and Dr. Nancy T. DeFord
Mary B. and Spencer W. Morten
Hobe Sound, Florida
Betsee Parker
John E. Peterson Jr. LS
Robert T. Priddy
Wichita Falls, Texas
Phyllis Stancill Pruden
Suffolk, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. F. Richard Quible LS
Mr. and Mrs. G. Robert Quisenberry LS
Richmond, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Balzer Jr.
Powhatan, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Bates III LS
Richmond, Virginia
Frank and Cheryl Beamer
William E. “Ping” Betts Jr.*
Lynchburg, Virginia
Michael J. Bogese Jr.
Richmond, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wesley Hall Jr.
Manakin Sabot, Virginia
Harold D. and June M. Hankins
Leo and Melva Harris
Hagerstown, Maryland
Shirley and Jack Harris LS
Glen Allen, Virginia
James H. Hatch LS
White Stone, Virginia
Martha B. and Lawrence C. Heiskell LS
J. Stephen and Audrey E. Hill*
Newport, Virginia
Russell and Joan Hitt
Fairfax, Virginia
Mr. Wayne and Dr. Claire Horton LS
Huntington, West Virginia
Dwight E. and Carolyn R. Houff
Mount Sidney, Virginia
Henry J. Dekker* LS
Jerry and Linda Hulick
Fairfax, Virginia
Lois W. Dickerson LS
Poquoson, Virginia
Mrs. George R. Irvin Jr. LS
Edinburg, Virginia
Nehyba Dickinson
Washington, D.C.
Barbara and Jim Johnson
Robert H. Digges
McLean, Virginia
LS
Gail Boggs LS
Sarasota, Florida
Dr. Thomas G. Digges Jr.
and Lana Ingram Digges
Fredericksburg, Virginia
Michael and Julie Boyer
Radford, Virginia
L.H. Dixey Jr.
Brooksville, Florida
Edward B. and Barbara R. Scruggs LS
Roanoke, Virginia
Mrs. John L. Breeden*
Warrenton, Virginia
Walter W. Duncan LS
Boulder, Colorado
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Scruggs LS
Arlington, Virginia
Mrs. Barbara Brugh LS
Vero Beach, Florida
John and Angie Emery LS
Annandale, Virginia
J. Mark Sowers and
Deborah K. Sowers
Powhatan, Virginia
Douglas W. and June M. Burks LS
Richmond, Virginia
Leona Evans
Kingsport, Tennessee
John G. Rocovich Jr. and
Sue Ellen Butler Rocovich* LS
Roanoke, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Elmon T. Gray*
Waverly, Virginia
Joseph A. Johnson Jr. LS
Abingdon, Virginia
James L. Jones Jr.
Boston, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Jones Jr. LS
Naples, Florida
Thomas H. Jones* LS
Cape Coral, Florida
James C. Justice III
Beckley, West Virginia
Michael and Lisa Kender LS
Ridgewood, New Jersey
Arthur C. Klages*
Mrs. Joel Krisch*
Roanoke, Virginia
John H. and Joan E. Kroehling LS
Helen Thomas Perry
(Mrs. John V. Perry Jr.)
College Station, Texas
Douglas C. Petty Jr. and
Elizabeth M. Petty LS
Vero Beach, Florida
Mr. and Mrs. O.A. Spady
Battery Park, Virginia
Michael L. and Lee A. Aliff
Suffolk, Virginia
Jim and Pat Berry
Earlysville, Virginia
Lee R. and
Regina Aultice Steeneck LS
Southport, North Carolina
Joseph K. Allen Jr.
and Janice S. Allen
Warrenton, Virginia
Mary Jones Berry and Dallas O. Berry
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas G. Stewart LS
John D. and Annette Ambler
Wilton, Connecticut
Lauren F. Street
Bristol, Virginia
William E. Amos Jr.
and Susan T. Amos
Sammamish, Washington
Jean M. Lane
Hardy, Virginia
Marvin L. and Lelia W. Pollard LS
Roanoke, Virginia
Patrick M. Lathrop
Staunton, Virginia
Jay and Shelly Poole LS
Frank L. Leonard
Bristol, Virginia
R. Gregory and Rebecca G. Porter LS
Lynchburg, Virginia
Dawn H. and Gary D. Lerch LS
Jeff M. and Harriet B. Price
Radford, Virginia
David Richard Lincicome
Roxbury, Connecticut
Cecil and Nancy Hall Pruitt
Chantilly, Virginia
Alan T. Lingerfelt
Richmond, Virginia
Dr. Charles W. Pryor Jr.
Lynchburg, Virginia
Joe and Patty Love LS
Glenn and Dixie Reynolds
Harriette H. Marocchi LS
Sperryville, Virginia
Robert and Nancy Richards LS
Norfolk, Virginia
Cecil and Shirlee Maxson LS
Richmond, Virginia
Mrs. Florence K. Roberts
Lynchburg, Virginia
Frances G. Trent
(Mrs. Glover M. Trent ) LS
Roanoke, Virginia
Brian and Susan McCall
Ocean Isle Beach, North Carolina
Kent and Shirley Roberts LS
William T. Robertson
and Barbara Robertson LS
Charlotte, North Carolina
Bruce and Celeste McDaniel
Mary McVay and Ted Rosenburg LS
Bonita Springs, Florida
Donna W. and Stephen W. Michael LS
Greer, South Carolina
Jack W. Miller Jr.
Richmond, Virginia
Richard E. Moody LS
Landenberg, Pennsylvania
Sandy J. and Anne V. Moore
Reginald H. and Phyllis G. Nelson IV
Richmond, Virginia
William F. and Dorothy A. Newman LS
Henrico, Virginia
Vaughan and Ruth Noble LS
Richmond, Virginia
Dr. John Olver and Lisa Olver
Delbert and Irene O’Meara LS
Walters, Virginia
Dorothy Rollins Pauly
Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
Mr. and Mrs. Troy A. Peery
Paula J. Robichaud
Palo Alto, California
Fielding and Joyce Rolston LS
Carl A. and Cheryl B. Rosberg
Waynesboro, Virginia
Diane M. Rosenberg
Roanoke, Virginia
Neville A. and Mary H. Rowland LS
Lynchburg, Virginia
Alex Schaerer
Bern, Switzerland
Marvin H. “Skip” Schuelke Jr.
Reed and Gail Schweickert LS
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Shultz Jr. LS
Irvington, Virginia
Stuart Shumate and Mary Shumate
Richmond, Virginia
Mrs. Charles O. Strickler*
Harrisonburg, Virginia
Jack and Judy Sweers LS
Savannah, Georgia
Edwin H. and Melinda P. Talley LS
Moneta, Virginia
Ronald and Sharon Thompson
Salem, Virginia
Suzanne Parker Thornhill
Roanoke, Virginia
Edward G. Tiedemann Jr.
Concord, Massachusetts
Carolyn Betts
John F. and Tricia L. Biagas
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel G. Bickford Jr.
Roanoke, Virginia
Sara Anderson
Richard L. and Marie Bidwell
Richmond, Virginia
C.E. Andrews and Jean Andrews
Vienna, Virginia
Daniel “Danny” W. Bird Jr. LS
Wytheville, Virginia
Preston H. Andrews LS
Altavista, Virginia
Thomas J. Blair III*
Charleston, West Virginia
Regine Archer
Salem, Virginia
Erv and Betsy Blythe
F. Robert and Judith L. Armentrout
Centreville, Virginia
Jeanne and Deane Blythe LS
Troy, Michigan
Paul and Linda Austin
Chesapeake, Virginia
David R. Bogese
Hopewell, Virginia
Charles E. Ayers Jr. and Sarah M. Ayers
Richmond, Virginia
James R. and Sally J. Bohland
B.E. Upton and Grace T. Upton
Richmond, Virginia
James P. Baker and Pat O. Baker
Patricia J. Boinest LS
Shelby, North Carolina
Nicholas P. and Margaret P. Valdrighi LS
Richmond, Virginia
Jerry H. Ballengee
Roanoke, Virginia
Robert H. and Janice G. Wells LS
Jeff Bolton
Roswell, Georgia
Tommy and Laura Balzer
Powhatan, Virginia
R.G. West LS
Roanoke, Virginia
Anne Eaton Bonsack LS
Richmond, Virginia
Martin J. Bannon III
Richmond, Virginia
Carol S. and William I. White Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Barnhardt III
Hartfield, Virginia
Tracy D. Wilkins
Riner, Virginia
Paul B. Barringer
Hilton Head Island, South Carolina
Edward T. Bowles
Roanoke, Virginia
Ron and Kris Willard
Penhook, Virginia
Wesley L. and Bette M. Baum LS
Moyock, North Carolina
Wesley R. and Mary Lou Bowles
Lynchburg, Virginia
Elaine W. Young LS
Mr. A. Bill Beach and
Dr. Sylvia Garcia Beach
Frankfort, Illinois
Benefactors
V. Max and Felicia G. Beard
Thomas L. and Ann L. Ackiss
Mrs. Walter G. Adams
William A. and Nancy E. Aden
James R. and Augustine D. Smith
Roanoke, Virginia
Ben H. Adkins Jr. and
Patricia H. Adkins
Laurel, Maryland
T. Frank Smith Jr.
Richmond, Virginia
Fred R. and Carla S. Adkins
Summerfield, North Carolina
Ron and Gwen Beck
Vickie L. Bell and James J. Seli
Richmond, Virginia
Richard and Leslie Benson
J.D. and Nancy Berlin LS
Winchester, Virginia
Bridget Ryan Berman
and Roger H. Berman
New Vernon, New Jersey
Daniel C. and Linda H. Booker Jr. LS
Waycross, Georgia
Lois D. Bostic
L. Allen and Marilyn Bowman LS
Mr. and Mrs. A.P. Boxley III LS
Joanne Boyd
Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
William M. Brackney
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Jerry and Sally Brammer
Wichita, Kansas
James A. Branscome
Louis M. Briel LS
Powder Springs, Georgia
Flavius Brinsfield
Lexington Park, Maryland
L. Clay Camp*
Richard O. Claus
Kay M. and George R. Bristol LS
Boones Mill, Virginia
S.V. Camp III and Gail B. Camp LS
Courtland, Virginia
Margie C. Clevinger
Lynchburg, Virginia
Charlie and Stephie Broadwater
Smithfield, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Camp Jr.*
Franklin, Virginia
C. Bryan and Renee H. Cloyd
Bill and Barbara Brockett
Haymarket, Virginia
Dan and Vickie Canada
Rick and Bobbie Cobaugh LS
Moneta, Virginia
Louis and Ginger Brooking
Doswell, Virginia
Maj. Gen. (Ret.) and
Mrs. Archie S. Cannon Jr. LS
Joe and Toy Cobbe
Wilmington, North Carolina
John G. and Bernice S. Brooks
Fred and Paula Brothers
Naples, Florida
LS
D. Perry and Sharon C. Brown
Fairfax, Virginia
John and Mary Jean Brown
Ray and Beulah Carmines
Poquoson, Virginia
Thomas A. Carpenito
Don and Caroline Carrigan
Tallahassee, Florida
The Honorable and
Mrs. C. Richard Cranwell*
Vinton, Virginia
Robert M. Cranwell*
Shannon L. and Corinna W. Crawford
Archdale, North Carolina
Steven R. Crawford
Radford, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. J. Harwood Cochrane*
Richmond, Virginia
William G. Cridlin Jr.
and Cary G. Cridlin
Cheriton, Virginia
Mai and Charlie Coffey
Knoxville, Tennessee
Bud Crockett LS
LS
Mace T. Coleman
Alvin Q. and Lucy S. Croy LS
Vinton, Virginia
Ronald L. Coleman Sr.
Robert and Lucille Cruise
Mr. and Mrs. Roland H. Coles
Wirtz, Virginia
Marvin L. Crutchfield
Chase City, Virginia
Steven Thomas Conner
Lester B. Cundiff LS
Thomas E. “Sonny” and Nancy Conner
Dell and Sonya Curry
Patricia M. and Charles B. Brown
Gainesville, Georgia
Clement D. Carter
and Georgia B. Carter
Richmond, Virginia
Robert E. and Lynne A. Brown
Dean and Rosina Carter
Thomas C. Broyles and Betty F. Broyles
John Gordon Casali LS
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Bryant Jr.
Cincinnati, Ohio
Charles Catlett
C. Peter Cooley and Christine K. Cooley
Marietta, Georgia
John W. Cutler Jr. and Betsy Cutler
Hermann and Michele Buerger
Constance and Keith Cedras LS
Doug Coons and Lori Wauters Coons
Alpharetta, Georgia
Dave and Sue Ann D’Antoni
Naples, Florida
James O. and Kay Bunn
Bristol, Virginia
Mrs. Dwight R. Chamberlain LS
Scottsburg, Indiana
Mrs. W. P. Copenhaver LS
Augusta, Georgia
Donald V. Dalton LS
Tucson, Arizona
Ed and Linda Cord
Roanoke, Virginia
Patrick L. and Cathy J. Daly
Danville, Virginia
Gary D. and Laura B. Cornwell
Bluefield, Virginia
Warren N. and Rhonda Dannenburg
Richmond, Virginia
Brian R. and Christie F. Cory
Kathy Dargo
McLean, Virginia
George Costan LS
Lynchburg, Virginia
Scott A. Darnell
Ashburn, Virginia
Don S. Cherry
Benjamin G. and
Rachel Ann Cottrell
Norfolk, Virginia
Kendley J. Davenport LS
Chicago, Illinois
Randy and Patricia Chrisley
Jimmie and Lovis Countiss LS
Abingdon, Virginia
Joe and Arlene Christenbury
Troutville, Virginia
Richard S. Courtney Jr.
and Nancy W. Courtney LS
Atlanta, Georgia
Robert G. Burleson* LS
Roy and Audrey Burrows
James R. and Valerie B. Burruss
Lynchburg, Virginia
Mrs. Robert S. Burruss
Lynchburg, Virginia
T. Norman Bush and Carolyn B. Bush
Richmond, Virginia
Dick and Elsie Byrne
Forest, Virginia
LS
John Cairns Jr.
Lucille G. Calhoun
LS
Brian and Melissa Callaghan
Richmond, Virginia
William J. Callis
Kenbridge, Virginia
Virginia Brown Camicia
Gainesville, Florida
LS
Francis H. Chaney II
and Susan S. Chaney
Lothian, Maryland
Ruth Groves Chaney
Martinsville, Virginia
E. Tyree Chappell
Michael and Susan Cheatham
Mr. and Mrs. J. Leonard Clagett
Naples, Florida
Thomas R. and Ann M. Clark LS
Las Cruces, New Mexico
Tom and Nancy Clark Jr.
North Salem, New York
George B. Clarke IV
A.J. “Jack” and Linda Davis
August F. Davis LS
Richmond, Virginia
C.Y. and Carole Davis
Frank N. Cowan
Richmond, Virginia
Mary Ellen Deemer*
Jerri Cowan
Randall W. DeHart
Moneta, Virginia
J. David and Cynthia W. Craig
Robert B. and Martha W. Delano LS
Warsaw, Virginia
David Jefferson Dempsey LS
Gary and Heidi Derby
Grafton, Virginia
Nicholas H. DesChamps, Ph.D.
Fincastle, Virginia
Rebecca Sue DeShazo - in honor of
Alexander Dumas DeShazo LS
Douglas and Gayle Divers
Roanoke, Virginia
Gail Dixon*
Clinton, South Carolina
John C. Dixon
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Jack and Liz Donehower
Naples, Florida
Kerry and Mary Donnelly
Radford, Virginia
Bob Dorey
Norfolk, Virginia
Joseph W. Drewry LS
Hampton, Virginia
J.B. and Ruth Drinkard
Buford L. Driskill Jr.
Lynchburg, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. H. Windley Dunbar
James Michael and Ann Duncan
Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Duncan
Dr. Robert L. Durfee
Annandale, Virginia
Jasper R. and Allyn G. Eanes
Charles and Eleanor Easter
Roanoke, Virginia
Elmer R. Easton
Pacific Palisades, California
George K. Eberwine Jr.
Robert V. and Susan A. Eckert
Atlanta, Georgia
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Edmiston Jr.
H. Gilford and Cheryl T. Edwards
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
John N. and Patricia K. Edwards
Bill Ellenbogen and Janet Keith LS
Willena K. Elmore
Bedford, Virginia
The Honorable and
Mrs. Dudley J. Emick Jr.
Daleville, Virginia
P. Marshall and
Katherine P. Fleming
Suffolk, Virginia
Fred and Charlotte Fletcher
John C. and Lydia Rice Glenn LS
Marion, Virginia
Jay and Becky Guynn
Woodlawn, Virginia
Robert A. Heller and Agnes S. Heller LS
Jeffrey L. and Sara B. Glesner LS
Harvey and Brenda Hales
Lee Thomas Helms M.D.
and Sandra Rice Helms
Penhook, Virginia
John Engelberger
Springfield, Virginia
Chuck and Betty Fontana
Radford, Virginia
Colonel Walter P. Glover
and Mazie L. Glover LS
Fort Walton Beach, Florida
Franklin “Mack” Halsey
and Robin Halsey LS
David and Ruth Henderson LS
Spicewood, Texas
W. Robert and Sarah O. Epperly LS
Tim Foreman
Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Gonsa
Arlington, Virginia
Francis N. Hamilton LS
Drs. Erin C. and Travis S. Henry
Saint Louis, Missouri
Jesslyn J. Etgen LS
Mr. and Mrs. Watt R. Foster Jr.
Brookneal, Virginia
George Royden Goodson Jr.* LS
Marcellus Hampton
Roanoke, Virginia
L. Ralph Hicks Jr. and Donna F. Hicks
Bill Evans LS
Bluefield, Virginia
William G. and Judith A. Foster
Fairfax, Virginia
James Goodwin
New York, New York
Thomas J. and Barbara F. Hampton* LS
Richmond, Virginia
John B. Higginbotham
Columbia, Maryland
Stephen F. Evans LS
Norfolk, Virginia
Andrew E. and Sandra K. Fox
Lisa and D. Matthew Goodwin
Grapevine, Texas
R. Philip and Charlotte Hanes
Winston Salem, North Carolina
Michael C. and Susan C. Hildebrand
Richmond, Virginia
James A. and Karen B. Everett
Dandridge, Tennessee
Mr. and Mrs. W. Heywood Fralin
Roanoke, Virginia
Mary R. Goodykoontz*
Thomas and Emma Lou Hanks
C.T. and Moira H. Hill
Wolter Fabrycky
Peggy H. Frank and Marshall J. Frank
Alixe Gordin
Pleasantville, New York
David R. and Marianne Hardey
Lynchburg, Virginia
Paul H. and Lynn Hill
Bidwell, Ohio
John W. Failes
Philip and Rae Frankfort
Franklin, Virginia
Charles E. Gordon
J. Daniel and Ann M. Hardy
Ocean Isle Beach, North Carolina
Lynne M. and James E. Hines Jr.
Moneta, Virginia
Gilbert L. and Jewel Cowan Faison
Margaret M. Franklin LS
Roanoke, Virginia
Charles O. Gordon Jr.
James H. Haren*
Sarasota, Florida
Wayne and Barbara Hinman
Emmaus, Pennsylvania
Charlotte and Gary Farrar
Richmond, Virginia
George L. Freeman Jr.
Fairfax, Virginia
Elizabeth H. Gordon
Charles L. and Florine H. Harowitz
Richmond, Virginia
Dr. Eileen E. Hitchingham
R. Paul Farrell Jr. LS
Niskayuna, New York
Robert L. Freeman*
Lucy Gordon
Joseph M. and Gayla Harris
Cornelius, North Carolina
Milton E. and Cecelia H. Hite
Edinburg, Virginia
Paul and Evelyn Farrier LS
Mrs. Monroe E. Gardner Jr.*
Floyd D. and Elizabeth S. Gottwald
Richmond, Virginia
Kenneth C. Harris LS
Sunset Beach, North Carolina
William H. Hobbs LS
Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Farrier III LS
Mrs. Edward V. Garthright
Jerome F. and Leslie S. Gough
John O. and Mary Lou Harrison
Emory and Kristin Hodges
Kenbridge, Virginia
Robert B. Fetter LS
Vero Beach, Florida
Dr. Ray A. Gaskins LS
Hampden Sydney, Virginia
C.T. “Red” Graves LS
Baltimore, Maryland
William H. and Polly C. Harrison
Leesburg, Virginia
Stan and Linda Hodges
Larkin Watson Fields
Mooresville, North Carolina
Dr. E. Scott Geller
Newport, Virginia
Dorothy N. Graves
Wilmington, Delaware
Charles F. and Ellen E. Hartman LS
Tom and Martha Hodnett LS
Neil A. and Celia K. Finn LS
Miami, Florida
Jim and Diana George Jr. LS
Austin, Texas
George W. and Dianne W. Gray
Richmond, Virginia
Alfred W. Hauser LS
West Point, Virginia
William T. Hoeck
Brownsboro, Alabama
E. Ritchie and Ernestine L. Fishburne
Alexander F. Giacco* LS
Howard E. Gray LS
Vero Beach, Florida
Marie Hawkins
Colonial Heights, Virginia
James R. Fisher
Houston, Texas
Robert C. Gibson
Margaret L. Grayson
Buddy and Laura Haycox
Evanne Loh Hoehn-Saric
and Rudolf Hoehn-Saric
Gibson Island, Maryland
James P. Fitzgerald
Columbia, South Carolina
Dan and Linda Gilbert
Arden, North Carolina
Mr. and Mrs. David Gribbons
Brentwood, New York
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Hayes III
Richmond, Virginia
Marion Maxwell Fitzgerald
Smyrna, Georgia
S. Cary Gill
Richmond, Virginia
Lucille and Gary J. Griffin
Newport, Virginia
Eddie F. and Dawn D. Hearp LS
Roanoke, Virginia
John and Cassell Fitzhugh
Anna May Wheeler Gillett LS
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon D. Grizzard
North Palm Beach, Florida
Norman and Joyce Fitzwater
Sandra S. Gillum
Richmond, Virginia
Lila M. Groseclose
Shelley Hearp Cooper
and Todd F. Hearp
Salem, Virginia
Elizabeth A. Flanagan
and H. Michael Mitchell LS
Richard A. Girard
McLean, Virginia
LS
Ralph L. and Marion B. Givens
Narrows, Virginia
William and Judith Grossmann
Berlin, Germany
Lucian Y. Grove LS
Roanoke, Virginia
Alison and Robert F. Hogan Jr.
Houston, Texas
Joseph H. Hoge III*
New Smyrna Beach, Florida
Charles F. Holden III
Ronald E. Holsinger
Douglas and Margaret Heath
Richmond, Virginia
Rengin T. Holt LS
Davis G. and Sharolyn B. Heatwole LS
Mae and Bob Hoover LS
LS
Marian and Oren E. Hopkins Jr.
Easton, Maryland
Daniel S. and Renee R. Jarrett
Roanoke, Virginia
H.A. “Bud” Keever
Gary and Waverley Lee
Culpeper, Virginia
Ronnie and Faye Marcum
Carolyn and Charlie Horner
Studley, Virginia
W. Robert Jebson Jr.
Culpeper, Virginia
J. Michael and Candi Kelly
Tien Min Lee and Ling Yan Lee LS
Wyckoff, New Jersey
Donald and Jan Marks
Mrs. Irvin G. Horner
Moseley, Virginia
Dorothy Grubbs Jeffress LS
Nancie R. Kennedy
Annapolis, Maryland
Gregory H. and Sharon Lester
Forest, Virginia
Irvin Marshall LS
Fishersville, Virginia
Steve and Cathi House LS
San Francisco, California
Joseph R. Jenkins
Richmond, Virginia
Lee M. Kerley III
Ashland, Kentucky
Kimberlee Lester
Roanoke, Virginia
Steve and Ginny Marshall
Chip and Susan Houston LS
Charles H. Jennings
Longboat Key, Florida
Leta A. Lester LS
Forest, Virginia
Michael J. Marston
Austin, Texas
Chuck and Terri Lynn Howard
Joanne Joe
Rolling Hills Estate, California
William D. Kilgore Jr.
and Christa Kilgore
Bristol, Virginia
Morton and Margaret Lester
Carol and Ray Martin
Ashland, Virginia
H. Jefferson Howard
Benjamin C. Johnson
and Janice K. McBee
Paige Galt Lester
Richmond, Virginia
Darrell D. and Betty R. Martin
Richmond, Virginia
Bill and Sue King
Roanoke, Virginia
George A. and Audrey Levicki
Roanoke, Virginia
Debra and Michael Martin
Lynchburg, Virginia
George W. and Dorothy S. King
Shawsville, Virginia
William R. Lewis Jr.
Parksley, Virginia
F. Wayne Martin and Lynn H. Martin LS
Robin D. Kinser and Michael T. Johnson
Ann P. Linden
Thomas L. and Mattie Mason Jr.
Gladys, Virginia
Paul L. Knox and Lynne Taylor Knox
Robert W. and Sue Lipscomb
Culpeper, Virginia
Debbie Koller and Kent Koller LS
Janice B. Litschert
Ivor Massey Jr. and
Maureen Denlea Massey
Richmond, Virginia
N. Robert and Helen K. Kopecko Jr. LS
George W. and Harmon Logan
Kurt J. Krause
Lansdowne, Virginia
D. Joe Long
Newton, North Carolina
George R. Kuhn Jr. and Christa A. Kuhn
Eric A. and Dorothy B. Long
Bob and Nancy Hubble
Collinsville, Virginia
Robert A. and Beverly W. Hudson Jr.
Wallace L. Huff and Emogene G. Huff
Donald W. and Colleen J. Huffman LS
Roanoke, Virginia
Gene and Peggy Huffman
Glenmoore, Pennsylvania
Dr. Owen F. Hughes
Mary Ellen and Harry H. Hunt III
Anne Hahn Hurst
Drs. Bruce and Cynda Johnson
Roanoke, Virginia
Chris Johnson
Boston, Massachusetts
LS
Janet and Jim Johnson
Matt and Patti Johnson LS
Fairfax Station, Virginia
Starlette Johnson
Dallas, Texas
Mr. and Mrs. Steven E. Johnson
Bristol, Virginia
A. Harrison Jones Sr.
and Eleanor P. Jones
Manassas, Virginia
W. Christian Killorn
and Virginia Killorn
Marshall Hahn Hurst
Clark and Betty Jones
Penhook, Virginia
Lawrence J. and Carolyn Jones Kyle
Marcus H. Long Jr.
Patricia B. and Michael W. Hyer
Gregory B. Jones
Alpharetta, Georgia
Charles and Patricia Lamb
Hopewell, Virginia
William R. Long and June Hall-Long
Salem, Virginia
Cecilia M. Hylton
J.B. Jones and Jane Hardcastle Jones
G. Haden Lane
Don and Brenda Irons
Ritchie A. and Mildred C. Jordan LS
Suffolk, Virginia
Dr. Sharon B. Lord
John A. Lansing
Royal Oak, Michigan
Joseph R. Loring and Sheila D. Johnston*
Arlington, Virginia
Thomas D. Irvin LS
Englewood, Colorado
Doug and Sue Juanarena LS
James W. Lark Jr. and Betty O. Lark
Pulaski, Virginia
Jessica Bolling Ison
Wise, Virginia
Gene and Helen Justice
O. Kent LaRoque III
Atlanta, Georgia
James C. Justice II
and Cathy Justice
Roland E. Latta
Farmville, Virginia
Timothy E. Jackson
Jeff and Natalie Jaffe LS
Palm Beach Gardens, Florida
Gene A. and Ina M. James
Richmond, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Kent James
Ronald L. and Daphne W. Jamison LS
Wirtz, Virginia
Dennis M. Kamber and
Sherry L. Kamber
Poolesville, Maryland
Peggy Lavery
Barry and Melissa Lawson LS
Moseley, Virginia
David S. Kantor
Benton R. Leach
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kass
Mary Leach* LS
Arlington, Virginia
Ashok N. and Sudha N. Katti LS
Redmond, Washington
Richard J. and Evelyn Pulley Louden
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
David and Sharon Lowe
Rebecca P. Lucas
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Lynch Jr.
Fairlawn, Virginia
Coleman and Sandra Lyttle
Moseley, Virginia
Nancy J. and Kenneth G. Malm
Bethesda, Maryland
Gordon Asher Mapp and
Sarah McKenney Mapp
Alexander B. Massie
Chrissa F. Massie
Richmond, Virginia
Steve L. and Pam C. Massie
Toano, Virginia
William W. and Nan E. Massie
Peggy Cecil Matney
Abingdon, Virginia
Marjorie S. Maupin
Bedford, Virginia
Bill and Barbara May
Villa Park, California
Delegate Joe T. May
and Roberta D. May
Leesburg, Virginia
Sam and Priscilla McCall LS
Michael D. McCarthy
and Nancy E. Meck LS
Joann D. McCauley LS
Stone Mountain, Georgia
Lacy Hartwell McClain
and Ann Phillips McClain
Roanoke, Virginia
W. Vernon Jr. and Tammara McClure
James R. and Kay L. McCormick
Reese O. and Nancy W. McCormick Jr.
Courtland, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Miller Jr.
Richmond, Virginia
Lucille Mulky
Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Mr. Leo A. Padis Jr. LS
Richmond, Virginia
Nick Prillaman Jr.*
Dennis M. and Deborah S. McDonald LS
Herndon, Virginia
Harold E. “Buddy” Mills and
Jean T. Mills LS
R.W. (Bill) and Diane Mullins Jr.
David and Sharon Parcell
Scott D. Prince LS
St. Simons Island, Georgia
Kent A. and Cheryl P. Murphy
Drs. Elizabeth and Arthur Parker
Kristen S. and John E. Pruitt
Tom and Sue Murray
Clayton, North Carolina
Charles H. Parkerson
Suffolk, Virginia
James M. Pyne
Broadview Heights, Ohio
Mrs. Burga Nestora
Wellington, Florida
Mrs. Harry J. Parrish
Manassas, Virginia
Eugene and Michaele Rackel LS
Lancaster, Virginia
Doris B. Newell
Punta Gorda, Florida
Mrs. Benjamin L. Partlow LS
Yardley, Pennsylvania
George B. Ragsdale
Mc Kenney, Virginia
Beverly Johnson Nicely
and Hiawatha Nicely Jr.
Daleville, Virginia
Cordell and Nancy Parvin
Dallas, Texas
Charles J. and Mary N. Rainero
Bristol, Virginia
Jack M. Patteson
Scottsville, Virginia
Leo A. Rapoport* LS
Sarasota, Florida
William N. Paxton LS
Ted and Brenda Rappaport
Austin, Texas
Brenda K. and James E. Pearman Jr. LS
Salem, Virginia
Ellen Reck
Stuart, Florida
James A. and Renae C. Pearson
Lavonia, Georgia
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Rector Jr.
Manassas, Virginia
James D. and Pamela J. Penny
Houston, Texas
Mr. Coleman G. Rector
Manassas, Virginia
Bob and Jean Perdue
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Reed
Melanie and Frank Perna
Great Falls, Virginia
Raymond E. and Peggy C. Reed LS
Jeffrey A. and Suzanne D. Perry
Vinton, Virginia
Charles J. and Constance S. Reid
Lawrence E. and Joanne S. Perry Jr. LS
Roanoke, Virginia
Robert Reuter and
Katherine Downs-Reuter
Stony Brook, New York
Peter J. and Nancy Cupp McDonald
Charles P. and Cheryl H. McElheney
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina
David P. Minichan Jr. M.D.
and Tosca G. Minichan
Roanoke, Virginia
Jack McKenney
Richmond, Virginia
Evelyn L. Mitchell* LS
Bayonet Point, Florida
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. McKenzie
Lebanon, Ohio
James K. Mitchell
Bruce L. and Shawn E. McKinley
South Riding, Virginia
A.A. Modena
Bluefield, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. McKinney
Beaverdam, Virginia
Nancy and Nick Moga LS
Covington, Virginia
John S. McLellan
Waleska, Georgia
Ellis P. Monroe* LS
Leo M. McMahon
Salem, Virginia
James A. Monroe Jr. LS
Topping, Virginia
Donald J. McNamara
Dallas, Texas
J. Kyle Montague*
Bellingham, Washington
Mr. and Mrs. Rieman McNamara Jr. LS
Richmond, Virginia
Ms. Pauline O. Montgomery
Heathsville, Virginia
Mark G. McNamee and
Carole M. McNamee
William J. and
Elizabeth H. Montgomery LS
Reston, Virginia
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Meakin LS
Greenville, South Carolina
David Moon
Climax, North Carolina
George and Michele Nolen
Centreville, Virginia
Mrs. Irene F. Meigs LS
Sun City West, Arizona
Betty D. Moore LS
W. Ernest Norcross*
Cordova, Tennessee
Kenton and Liliana Meland
Joe and Mille Moore LS
Jim and Cathy Nyfeler LS
Plano, Texas
Joseph and Catherine Merola
Larry and Suzanne Moore
Roanoke, Virginia
Lynn A. Nystrom
A. Patricia Merryman LS
Rustburg, Virginia
Thomas C. and Mary Moore
Roanoke, Virginia
John B. and Joann P. Obenchain LS
Roanoke, Virginia
Miles L. Merwin
Portland, Oregon
Robert Morris
Washington, D.C.
Charles G. and Elizabeth K. O’Brien
Pensacola Beach, Florida
J. Frederick Merz Jr.
Berwyn, Pennsylvania
Bill F. Morrisette Sr.
W. Jefferson and Paula P. O’Flaherty
Richmond, Virginia
Lawrence Cox Phipps
and Jane Brooks Phipps
Richmond, Virginia
Peggy S. Meszaros
David Welch Morrisette
Floyd, Virginia
Newman R. Ogden Jr.
Richmond, Virginia
Stuart and Laura Plank
Kensington, Maryland
Mrs. Jacqueline L. Ohrstrom
The Plains, Virginia
James M. and Marilyn K. Pollard
Ashland, Virginia
William W. and Patricia S. Moseley LS
Naples, Florida
William W. Old LS
Jeanette and Don Poole
Miami, Florida
Robert F. Moss Jr.
George A. Oley III and Siham H. Oley
Richmond, Virginia
Bittle W. Porterfield III
Roanoke, Virginia
The Honorable and Mrs.
Thomas W. Moss Jr. LS
Norfolk, Virginia
Bill Ortega
W. Reginald Powell
Suffolk, Virginia
Joseph F. and Millie Outten
Hal G. Prillaman*
Dr. Hilda Meth
Richmond, Virginia
G. Leonard Michon Jr.
and Carmen Q. Michon LS
Haymarket, Virginia
Matthew J. and Donalyn W. Mikulich
Buena Vista, Colorado
John and Camille Milks
Joseph F. Morrissette
Burkeville, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Motley
Roanoke, Virginia
Don Nicewonder*
Bristol, Virginia
J.D. Nicewonder*
Bristol, Virginia
J. Kevin Nicewonder
Abingdon, Virginia
K.R. Nicewonder
Bristol, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon C. Nichols
Moneta, Virginia
Jerome and Ruth Anne Niles LS
James G. and Deborah M. Petrine
Hardy, Virginia
Vincent S. and Carolyn A. Phelps
Forest, Virginia
Keith A. Reynolds and
Jan Vaughan Reynolds
Richmond, Virginia
Thomas L. Phillips*
Weston, Massachusetts
Craig and Robbie Rice
Richmond, Virginia
LS
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Richards Jr.
Don and Sheila Richardson
Crozet, Virginia
Hank and Connie Richeson
Minnis and Louise Ridenour
Mrs. Inez Truluck Ripley LS
Mill Creek, Washington
Richard T. Ripley
S.J. and Elizabeth A. Ritchey
Mrs. James A. Rives* LS
Ridgeland, Mississippi
Mark L. and Nancy D. Scheffel LS
Delaplane, Virginia
John K. Skelton
Helen D. and Frank A. Spurr Jr. LS
Robert H. Strickler*
Jack and Charlotte Roberts
Kenbridge, Virginia
Dr. Charles W. Schiffert LS
Mrs. William G. Skewes
Dublin, Virginia
Bill and Anne Squire
Charlotte O’Hara Sunderland*
Rio Verde, Arizona
Richard W. and Jamie H. Roberts
Kenbridge, Virginia
Harold W. Schneikert Jr. LS
Harry J. Skinker
Bluffton, South Carolina
W. Fred St. John
Princeton, West Virginia
Donald and Joanna Sunshine
Brant D. Robertson
Grundy, Virginia
Harry and Penny G. Schwarz
Roanoke, Virginia
Michael and Deborah Sciarrino
Winter Park, Florida
William M. “Bill” Stafford
and Mary K. Stafford
Ted and Judy Powers Sutton
Roanoke, Virginia
Edwin T. and Norma B. Robertson
Rocky Mount, Virginia
James K. Skipper III
and Kelly Skipper
Columbia, Maryland
Richard D. Robertson LS
Staunton, Virginia
Robert G. Scogin Jr.
Roanoke, Virginia
John F. and Laurie M. Skipper
Laurel, Maryland
Dr. Benjamin Z. and
Mrs. Kimberly A. Stallings
Silver Spring, Maryland
Tass E. Robertson
Grundy, Virginia
David S. and Jane N. Scott
Culpeper, Virginia
C. Howard Robins Jr.
and Nancy G. Robins
C. Frederick Sears and
Judith Loope Sears
Port Matilda, Pennsylvania
Cindy M. Robinson
Richmond, Virginia
Rodney M. Sedwick and
Regina R. Sedwick
Orange, Virginia
Harry E. and Sarah J. Burrell Robson LS
San Jose, California
Dr. Craig A. Rogers
Patrick Springs, Virginia
Wayne N. and Nancy R. Root
Moneta, Virginia
Mrs. Elizabeth K. Rosenbaum
Mrs. Joseph L. Rosenbaum
Mr. William O. Ross LS
Woodbridge, Virginia
Robert Anthony Ruberti
Lincolnton, North Carolina
James A. Rule Jr. and
Jeanne M. Welch LS
Roanoke, Virginia
The Honorable and
Mrs. Thomas Davis Rust
Herndon, Virginia
Lynn E. and Yvonne S. Slonaker
Roanoke, Virginia
Jack and Linda Slovic
Atlanta, Georgia
Bruce B. Smith
Charles R. and Janet K. Smith
Riner, Virginia
James E. and Carolyn H. Smith
Craig R. and Belinda Stevens
Fairfax, Virginia
Robert H. Smith
Donald and Madeline Stewart LS
Dr. Carroll B. and Pete Shannon LS
Greenville, Delaware
Robert Mark Smith and
Jacquelyn Hart Smith
Salem, Virginia
Jeffrey R. Stewart LS
Daniel Sheets
Staunton, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Smith III LS
Naples, Florida
Sylvia L. and M. Dwight Shelton Jr.
Raymond D. and Jean N. Smoot
Win Sheridan
Michael E. Snyder
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Severt
Patrick N. and Patricia A. Shaffner
Salem, Virginia
Francis A. and Marianne Shane
Salem, Virginia
Mrs. J. Landon Short
Katy, Texas
LS
Richard E. and Carol A. Sorensen
Bernard Silverman
Boca Raton, Florida
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Souders
Richmond, Virginia
Howell and Ann Simmons
Reston, Virginia
William R. and Beverly M. Southworth
Milford, Virginia
Cheryl Simon
Donald D. Sowder
Corolla, North Carolina
Ann and Jerry Samford
Richmond, Virginia
R. Mason and Cheryl R. Simpson
Vero Beach, Florida
E. Ann Spencer and P. Scott Roop LS
Jackson, Wyoming
George Sampson LS
Ridge Sink
Jacksonville, Florida
Thomas H. and Sandy L. Sperry
Heathsville, Virginia
Mrs. H. Robert Sanders Jr.
Union, New Jersey
Amenta R. Sjogren and
the late Robert W. Sjogren
Locust Grove, Virginia
Leila B. and Kirk E.Spitzer
Richmond, Virginia
William G. Sandy
Roanoke, Virginia
Paul M. and Tatum N. Saunders
Piney River, Virginia
Marianne S. Stern
(Mrs. George E. Stern)
Cynthia and Bill Sterrett Jr. LS
Lloyd R. Sorenson Jr.
Susan Bull Ryan and
Dr. J. Thomas Ryan
Charles and Janet Steger LS
George R. Smith Jr. LS
LS
Samuel E. and Judith J. Shrader
Punta Gorda, Florida
Phil and Glenda Rutledge LS
Richmond, Virginia
David R. Stanton*
Richlands, Virginia
Bonnie M. Skelton
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Spracher
Bluefield, West Virginia
Dewey L. Stinson Jr. LS
William L. Stinson
Powhatan, Virginia
J. Conley and Nancy W. Stone
Destin, Florida
Walter E. Story
Warrenton, Virginia
Jeanne H. Stosser
Jeffrey P. Stosser
Scott Alan Stosser
Bill and Roberta Stover
Aiken, South Carolina
Morris V. Stowers
Dania Beach, Florida
Sarah S. Strauss
Jimmie A. Street LS
Blountville, Tennessee
Charles S. and Mary R. Strickler
J. Patrick Strickler
Richmond, Virginia
Chris and Jane Swan
James D. Swan Jr.
Brandy Station, Virginia
Richard M. Swink Sr.
and Nancy N. Swink
King George, Virginia
Tony and Phyllis Syme
Oak Hill, Virginia
Richard L. and Patricia A. Talbot
Dr. John Tamminen
Dr. Terry F. Tanner*
Saint Petersburg, Florida
Jay and Cheryl Taustin
Berlin, Maryland
Scott M. and Jackie Taylor
Long Beach, California
William P. and Dorothy Taylor
Patrick H. and Mary S. Terry
Columbus, New Jersey
A.F. Teske Jr. and Betty A. Teske
Stephen M. and Erin Thamasett
Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Thatcher
Simpsonville, South Carolina
C. Stephen and Elaine B. Thomas LS
David T. Thomas II and
JoAnn S. Thomas LS
John W. Thomas Jr.*
Rocky Point, North Carolina
Joseph C. Thomas*
Salem, Virginia
Margaret Allen Thomas LS
Sally B. and Robert I. Thomas Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart C. Thomas
Curtis A. Thompson
Walden, New York
John A. Urquhart
Southport, Connecticut
James G. and Martha S. Watkins
Luray, Virginia
Paul Whitehead Jr.
Lynchburg, Virginia
Mrs. E.B. Wood Jr.
Sea Level, North Carolina
Joseph L. and Lois J. Thompson
Los Alamos, New Mexico
Horacio and Amy Valeiras
La Jolla, California
Jerry and Merle Watkins LS
Tom and Diane Whitehead
Oliver and Reese Woody
Roanoke, Virginia
Maj. Gen. and
Mrs. Thomas T. Thompson LS
Hampton, Virginia
Donald C. and Moira Vaughn LS
The Woodlands, Texas
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Watson Jr.
Margaret W. and L. Wayne Whitlock
Hal G. and Thornie Worley LS
Jeffrey E. and Christie M. Veatch
Hunter R. and Llewellyn S. Watson LS
Farmville, Virginia
Thomas and Sanda Wilburn
Cincinnati, Ohio
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Vinyard Jr.
Roanoke, Virginia
Mrs. W.A. Watson III
Farmville, Virginia
Rhoda A. Wilkerson LS
Altamonte Springs, Florida
Robert W. Worley Jr.
and Barbara G. Worley
Joseph H. and
Patricia Beasley Vipperman
Moneta, Virginia
Hobart Ayres Weaver and
Mollie Little Weaver
Col. Richard F. Wilkinson LS
Anne M. Wachtmeister and
Hans F.E. Wachtmeister
Wellesley, Massachusetts
Jack W. Webb LS
Suffolk, Virginia
Randy and Karen Thurman
Malvern, Pennsylvania
Thomas C. Tillar Jr. LS
Deborah and Daniel Tillotson
Washington Crossing, Pennsylvania
Robert H. and Carol J. Tolson LS
Yorktown, Virginia
Paul and Dorothea Torgersen LS
Hyde Tucker LS
Sanibel, Florida
Margaret C. Tucker*
Reisterstown, Maryland
Ute and Ed Tucker LS
Richmond, Virginia
James C. and Allison B. Turk Jr.
Radford, Virginia
Joseph C. Turley III and Gloria B. Turley
Robert L. Turner LS
Jim and Ellen Wade
Roanoke, Virginia
Frank W. Webber Jr.
and Mary L. Webber LS
L. Preston Wade*
Lynchburg, Virginia
Nick Wehrmann
North Wilkesboro, North Carolina
George and Catherine Walker
Blythewood, South Carolina
Mildred Crawford Weidemann
and Alvin C. Weidemann LS
Fort Collins, Colorado
L. Dudley Walker
Doug and Pat Wall
J. Robert and Marion L. Walton
Roanoke, Virginia
Ronald L. Willard II
and Sara C. Willard
Roanoke, Virginia
Jim and Marianne Young
Mount Crawford, Virginia
Patti Young*
Vero Beach, Florida
David H. Williams Jr.
James N. and Melinda Youngblood
Forest, Virginia
Jesse A. Williams Jr.
Chester, Virginia
Ray and Kathy Yount LS
Montclair, Virginia
Richard L. Williams
Columbia, Maryland
H.C. Yu and Terry Yu
Robert Williams Jr.
Roanoke, Virginia
Dr. Bernard Harold Zeavin
Falls Church, Virginia
Norma Wells
Buchanan, Virginia
Verne C. and Jewel N. Williamson
Ashland, Virginia
Gina and Tom Zehmer
Frisco, Texas
Dr. T.G. Westmoreland
Beverly A. Willis
Branford, Connecticut
Mark S. Zitz LS
New Castle, Delaware
Mr. Douglas E. Wheeler
Keswick, Virginia
Helen Wilson LS
Naples, Florida
Kurt A. and Celeste Browning Zuch
Dallas, Texas
Carolyn Pearsall White
Kay and Peter Winzenried LS
Dallas, Texas
Mr. and Mrs. Steve W. Turner
Antioch, Tennessee
Charles W. Wampler Jr.
and Dorothy L. Wampler
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip W. Unger
William D. and Bonnie Lou Wampler
Jeffrey K. White
Mrs. Calvin S. Wisman
Richmond, Virginia
E. Francis, Susan S., and
Suzanne Y. Updike
Culpeper, Virginia
Debbie Ward
Linden L. White*
Robert L. and Betty K. Wolfe
O.W. Ward Jr.
Hampton, Virginia
Preston M. White and
Catharine M. White
Phil and Eve Urick
Apex, North Carolina
P.J. and Betty T. Wright
Verona, Virginia
Chris R. Wollenberg
Arlington, Virginia
CALDWELL SOCIETY
In 2002 Virginia Tech created the Caldwell Society, named for William Addison Caldwell, the first student to
enroll in Virginia Tech. The Caldwell Society recognizes alumni and friends who have made, either as individuals or couples, lifetime contributions of $50,000 or more to the university. Caldwell Society members
whose giving reaches the $100,000 or more level advance into the Ut Prosim Society.
In its first year, 58 household memberships were recognized as Caldwell Society charter members. The number of total members
continues to grow each year, and during the 2008-2009 fiscal year the society grew by 25 percent from the previous fiscal year,
reaching 489 household memberships, with 42 household memberships advancing from the Caldwell Society to the Ut Prosim
Society. The following is a list of Caldwell Society members as of June 30, 2009.
* 2002 Charter Members | Bold - New Members 2008-2009 | LS - also Legacy Society Members
Lawrence J. and Victoria F. Ball
Morgan E. Blackwood
Cambridge, Massachusetts
John T. and Meg H. Bruce
Lynchburg, Virginia
Vincent J. Cilimberg Jr.*
Paul S. Barbery
Mooresville, North Carolina
Frank J. and Margaret G. Blake
Hampton, Virginia
Guy W. and Margaret S. Buford
David Clark
Andrew R. and Mary T. Barksdale
John T. and Betty L. Blanks LS
Lynchburg, Virginia
M. Phillip and Sandra C. Burleigh
Concord, Virginia
James and Sally Clark
Joseph H. and Lynn B. Barlow LS
Suffolk, Virginia
James E. Body
Roanoke, Virginia
Samuel and Brenda Burrows
Marion, Virginia
John D. and Kathryn T. Clary
Lawrenceville, Virginia
John H. Bartko Jr.
Hughesville, Maryland
Gregory L. and Suzanne Bourne
Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina
Tony C. Byrd
Abingdon, Virginia
Kevin and Sheila Clasbey
Jo Anne Barton LS
Robert B. and Shelby Bowles*
Chester, Virginia
Otto R. Claus
Parkville, Maryland
Andy Beach
Garland, Texas
E. Neal and Jeanne R. Boyd
J. Daniel Cahill Jr. and
Elizabeth F. Cahill
Bassett, Virginia
E. Warren Beale Jr.
Courtland, Virginia
Ted A. and Ann W. Boyer
Clemmons, North Carolina
William R. and Janet W. Anderson
Bloomington, Indiana
James A. Beasley Jr.
and Lee H. Beasley
William L. Bradley
Rock Hill, South Carolina
David W. and Anita Andrews
Nancy G. Bedford
Marshall, Virginia
Suzanne E. Brammer and
Charles R. Brammer
Diane Beilder
Woodstock, Virginia
Jeff Brandmaier
Gibsonia, Pennsylvania
Russell L. and Chyrl C. Arbaugh
Teressa C. and Karl M. Beier
Syria, Virginia
Brent D. and Blake K. Brandon
Palatka, Florida
W. Howard and Sarah A. Armistead
Melvin H. and Betty S. Bell
Silver Spring, Maryland
Eugene D. Brandon
Goochland, Virginia
Richard M. and Sally B. Arnold
James and Alda Berlin
Lynchburg, Virginia
Warren L. and Lillian Braun
Margaret R. Atkinson
Thomas F. Betz Jr. and Carolyn Betz
Scott. D. Brigham
Dallas, Texas
Michael Aubrey and Kelli Knight
Gaithersburg, Maryland
Richard L. and Diana S. Beyer
Lewis R. and Margaret R. Brinkley
Clifton Forge, Virginia
Carlton D. Bailey Jr. and Sharon Y. Bailey
Richmond, Virginia
Timothy and Vickie Bibee
Roanoke, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Britt III
Fairfax, Virginia
Stewart Bainum
John P. Black* LS
Richmond, Virginia
Alan and Delores Brogan
Fernandina Beach, Florida
Grady B. and Lori C. Baker
Roanoke, Virginia
Michael H. Blackman LS
Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania
Douglas M. and Roberta S. Brown
Galena, Maryland
Floyd W. Abernathy Jr. and
Brenda G. Abernathy
McKenney, Virginia
John Ackerman
Gerald L. Alderson*
Lawrenceville, Virginia
Donald O. and Patricia S. Allen
Powhatan, Virginia
Michael L. and Lucille K. Allen
Richmond, Virginia
Robert and Susan Altizer
Tazewell, Virginia
S. Kendall and Ame G. Anderson
Raymond H. Anderson Jr.
Santa Ana, California
Michael G. and Jane L. Anzilotti
LS
LS
Darrell M. and Terri A. Caldwell
Eric S. Campbell and
Melissa D. Hannah
Wayne W. and Dawn M. Campbell LS
Kenneth and Michelle Caravati
Richmond, Virginia
S. Richardson and
Elizabeth M. Carpenter
C. Hill Carter Jr. and
Helle Klingemann Carter*
Charles City, Virginia
William A. Caruthers Jr.
and Becky Caruthers
Clifton, Virginia
Lawrence and Joan Castellani
Longboat Key, Florida
Steven C. and Sarah E. Castle
Gilbert and Ruth Cheatham
Prospect, Kentucky
David A. and Laura A. Christian
Toano, Virginia
Norman R. and Linda B. Clevinger
Decatur, Alabama
Eugene and Joan Cliff
Jesse B. and Judith A. Coleman
Oak Ridge, North Carolina
James A. Collins Jr.
George L. and Saunders F. Compo
Norfolk, Virginia
William J. Coughlin Jr.
Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania
Wallace S. Covington III
and Connie C. Covington
Nokesville, Virginia
Jennifer J. Crawford
Radford, Virginia
Arlene Critzos and John Critzos II
Annapolis, Maryland
Kevin S. and Katherine T. Crutchfield
Bristol, Virginia
William M. Culbertson III
and Mary Culbertson
Richlands, Virginia
Steven H. Cunningham Jr. and
Patricia V. Cunningham LS
Moneta, Virginia
CALDWELL SOCIETY CONTINUED
Steven H. and Lyn F. Davidson
William E. and Dorothy H. Durham LS
Richmond, Virginia
George L. Geneaux
Deale, Maryland
Bev and Angela Davis
Radford, Virginia
Glenn C. and Rena L. Edwards*
Lauren and Richard Giannotti
Richmond, Virginia
Bobby and Elizabeth Davis
Mark and Linda Edwards
Smithfield, Virginia
Howard Gibbs and Jane Murphey
Harry L. Davis III
Michael S. and Vicki B. Eggleston
Robert S. Gilmore* LS
William D. Davis Jr.
and Danielle Davis
Roger W. and Marion R. Ehrich
Brian J. and Kara A. Gimbel
Conover, North Carolina
John and Ioana Engel
Washington, D.C.
M. Wayne Goff
Check, Virginia
Bill and Anita Fairchild
Marijane Gosnell* LS
Arlington, Virginia
Andrew and Amy Farrier LS
Annandale, Virginia
Bruce C. Gottwald Jr. and
Kimberly C. Gottwald
Richmond, Virginia
Scott D. Dawson Sr.
and Cheryl B. Dawson
John and Amy Daylor
Richmond, Virginia
Pat and Carolyn deBernard
Rustburg, Virginia
Elizabeth D. Degges LS
Lewisburg, West Virginia
Jorge A. Del Alamo Jr.
and Linda M. Del Alamo LS
Corpus Christi, Texas
F. Brad and Christine B. Denardo
Dennis and Nancy Dickison LS
Daleville, Virginia
Alex P. and Nita Fekas
Roanoke, Virginia
Lauren P. Fellows
Sally G. Ferguson
Atlanta, Georgia
Samuel Fisher
South Boston, Virginia
William H. Flannagan
Roanoke, Virginia
Charles H. Hatcher III
and Linda K. Hatcher
Roanoke, Virginia
Janet R. Hatfield LS
Radford, Virginia
A. David and Cheryl Hawkins
Rustburg, Virginia
Don S. and Sarah P. Hayes
Reedville, Virginia
Ann A. Hertzler
John L. and Ann L. Hess
Homer H. Hickam Jr. and Linda Hickam
Huntsville, Alabama
Benjamin B. and Kristy Hill
William J. Graff
Forest, Virginia
John and Sharen Hillison
Carley M. Graves
Donald and Robin Hillman
Covington, Georgia
J. Pat and Mary Field Green LS
Roanoke, Virginia
Scott and Brenda Hillyard
Harold and Ada Mae Greene
Pawleys Island, South Carolina
Thomas E. Hilts LS
Roanoke, Virginia
Robert L. and Sibylle Grossmann
Petersburg, Virginia
Mary E. Hinman
Roanoke, Virginia
Gary A. and Jan J. Guynn
Galax, Virginia
Pamela C. and Paul G. Hoag LS
Culpeper, Virginia
Page Dickson LS
Ronceverte, West Virginia
Charles J. Fontana Jr.
and Amy Fontana
Richmond, Virginia
Thomas W. diZerega
Louise P. Ford*
Bedford, Virginia
Charles J. and Ellen J. Haas
Cupertino, California
L. Bruce and Debbie E. Holland
New Church, Virginia
Joseph M. Donnelly Jr. LS
Joseph P. Fostek III and Jan Fostek
Roanoke, Virginia
G. Ronald Hager
Roanoke, Virginia
Ronald M. and Susan W. Holt
William and Gale Donnelly
Vienna, Virginia
Mark and Terri Fox
Stacy and Mike Hall
Joseph A. and Linda W. Hopkins
Roanoke, Virginia
Rich and Jennifer Fox
Salem, Virginia
Leslie H. Halstead Jr. and
Patricia B. Halstead
David B. Horne
Orlando, Florida
James B. and Lynne M. Doughtie
Powhatan, Virginia
Basil C. and Ann S. Doumas
John and Erin Doyle
Joseph C. and Lucille W. Draper
Bill and Lou Driskill
John W. and Carol DuVal
Richmond, Virginia
Dr. Richmond Henré Dugger III
Julian G. Duncan
Hot Springs National, Arkansas
Vernon M. and Rebecca H. Duncan
Jeffrey H. Francis
Hardy, Virginia
Kindy French and Emanuel Friedman
Washington, D.C.
Diane C. Frizzell and
Richard W. Frizzell Jr.
Clifford A. Frohn Jr. and Beth C. Frohn LS
Savannah, Georgia
Guy F. and Dana D. Futrell
Leesburg, Virginia
Kenneth W. and Gayle Gallier
Export, Pennsylvania
Robert E. Garst Jr. LS
Roanoke, Virginia
Steven W. and Carol F. Ham LS
Keswick, Virginia
Mark and Robin Hamilton
Seven Fields, Pennsylvania
Matthew G. Hankins
Forest, Virginia
Theodore S. Hanson and
Linda Alschbach Hanson
Richmond, Virginia
Marvin D. and Rita Harman
Richlands, Virginia
Richard E. Harman Sr.
and Peggy Harman
Roanoke, Virginia
Evelyn T. Harris and Charles C. Harris
Roanoke, Virginia
Franklin D. and Brenda Hutcheson
Manassas, Virginia
Lester H. Hutchinson Jr.
and Danita S. Hutchinson
Thomas A. Hyman Jr.
and Celestine W. Hyman
Douglas and Cynthia Ingram LS
Potomac, Maryland
Michael B. Jacobs Jr.
Bluefield, Virginia
Wanda Callis Janosko*
Roanoke, Virginia
Richard C. and Diane W. Jennell
Pearisburg, Virginia
M. David and Marlene F. Jester LS
Andrew E. and Sally M. Jillson
Dallas, Texas
Ted Johnson and Bonita H. DeLooper
Robert R. Johnson
and LaVonna L. Vice
Derwood, Maryland
William and Doris Johnson
Manassas, Virginia
Frederick E. Johnston III
and Merilyn Johnston
Miles C. Johnston and
Mary Garland Johnston*
New Kent, Virginia
Bradley E. and Deborah A. Jones
Duluth, Georgia
Mark A. and Vanessa L. Jones
Henrico, Virginia
Ronnie and Theresa Horne
Randolph W. Jones Jr.
and Janet D. Jones
Irvin G. Horner Jr. and Laurie Horner
Richmond, Virginia
Robert E. and Andrea D. Jones
Steven and Jamie Hughes
Crozet, Virginia
Stephen and Karen Jones
Huntersville, North Carolina
Thomas H. and Julia E. Hughes
C. Frank Jordan
Arthur M. Hungerford III
and Deborah F. Hungerford
Richmond, Virginia
Mark S. Journell LS
Roanoke, Virginia
Thomas N. Hunnicutt III
and Ann N. Hunnicutt LS
Hampton, Virginia
C. Keith and Leah J. Hunter
Williamston, South Carolina
Leonard E. Joyce Jr.
and Judith Joyce
Michael T. and Barbara B. Kayes
Suffolk, Virginia
John W. and Theresa Kelley
Cary, North Carolina
Norris E. and Judy G. Lewis
John McCord LS
Jim and Sally Kelly LS
John K. Light
Arlington, Virginia
Stephen and Elizabeth McCuin
Roanoke, Virginia
Natalie and Joseph Kelly
Henry M. and Sharon M. Ligon
Richmond, Virginia
Bernard L. and Kate C. McGinnis LS
Shipman, Virginia
Patrick E. Kerr
New York, New York
Richard M. and Mary A. Liles
Dewitt, Virginia
Ronald J. and Darlene K. McGinnis
Joseph Keusch and Jan Neuharth
Andrew J. and Judy L. Lilly
Steve and Cathy McMahan
Stephanie P. Key and David Lee Key Jr.
Roanoke, Virginia
Larry J. and Charlotte Linkous
Shirley McPherson
Theodore W. Kheel
New York, New York
Jerry L. and Ranae K. Little
Clifton, Virginia
J. Douglas and Patty C. Mears
New York, New York
Joseph F. and Angela S. King LS
Daleville, Virginia
Gregg and Amy LoCascio
Arlington, Virginia
Renell Y. Meeks
Amherst, Virginia
Theodore E. King Jr. LS
Columbia, Maryland
Vernard E. Lockwood II
and Antoinette Lockwood
Yorktown, Virginia
Edward D. and Beth C. Meriwether
Roanoke, Virginia
Bertram Y. Kinzey Jr. LS
Alan I. Kirshner and
Deborah Mihaloff LS
John Knott Jr. and Mary Jo Knott
Mobile, Alabama
Thomas K. and Lisa Valentine Kopecko
Noel R. Krieg*
William R. Long II and
Patsy J. Dillon-Long
H.C. and Margaret E. Love* LS
Pittsboro, North Carolina
Jeffrey B. Loveless
Owings Mills, Maryland
Robert C. and Scarlett Lucas
Ashburn, Virginia
Mark and Terry Krivoruchka LS
Findlay, Ohio
Robert C. and
Catherine E. Luckner
Sarasota, Florida
Louis J. Lancaster
Benson, Arizona
C.J. Luczak
Roanoke, Virginia
Harry M. Meyers Jr.
and Lois H. Meyers LS
Elkins Park, Pennsylvania
Michael G. and Rene H. Miller
Richmond, Virginia
Wayne H. and Lynn D. Monk
Oak Hill, Virginia
Bill R. and Kathy W. Moore
J. Kenneth Morgan Jr.
and Sally Morgan LS
Red Oak, Virginia
Thomas C. Newbill Jr.
and Sallie P. Newbill
Hardy, Virginia
David M. and Jane D. Newkirk
Clifton Forge, Virginia
Charles S. and Elaine A. Noell
Roanoke, Virginia
George W. Norton and
Marjorie J.T. Norton
Quinton J. and
Jacqueline L. Nottingham LS
Ann M. Oliver LS
Sewanee, Tennessee
Marcus L. Oliver LS
Robert B. and JoAnne H. Oliver
John E. Osborne Jr.
and Jerry J. Osborne
Radford, Virginia
Edmond W. and Anne R. Overstreet
E.M. and Helen M. Pace*
Mount Vernon, Illinois
Louis K. Palmer Jr. and Karen B. Palmer
Port Haywood, Virginia
Bruce C. and Christine D.M. Parker
John P. and Linda S. Phillips
John D. and Nancy J. Philpott*
Bassett, Virginia
Steven C. Pierson and Stacy B. Krieger
Hoboken, New Jersey
Barry S. and Cheryl S. Pillow LS
Sue C. Pipes
Lynchburg, Virginia
Robert B. and Mary L. Platt
Old Lyme, Connecticut
Dan and Nancye Pochick
Bluefield, Virginia
William and Linda Poorbaugh
Colonial Heights, Virginia
Don M. and Dorla Sue Powers
Lynchburg, Virginia
Betty J. Preas
Roanoke, Virginia
William C. and Francia J. Presley
Bristol, Tennessee
George A. and Laura G. Price
Herndon, Virginia
Kenneth and Melody Pugh
Roanoke, Virginia
Roger A. and Linda L. Quick
Ijamsville, Maryland
John Quigley Jr. and Patricia Quigley
Timothy H. and Michele M. Mullins
Richmond, Virginia
Dr. John L. Parker and Karen R. Parker
Leesburg, Virginia
John M. and Mihoko Lanier
Valrico, Florida
Jacob A. Lutz III and Robin Lutz LS
Edward A. Munns Jr.
and Denise R. Munns
Reedville, Virginia
Regina M. Parkerson
and Arthur L. Parkerson
Suffolk, Virginia
Maurice C. Law
Altavista, Virginia
Ernie and Jane Lyle
Warm Springs, Virginia
Tom and Shirley Murphy LS
Shirley Virginia Parrish LS
Norfolk, Virginia
Martin A. and Maria T. Rafferty LS
Salisbury, North Carolina
Robert C. Lawson Jr. and Ann Lawson
Roanoke, Virginia
William J. and Anne K. Lyon
Raymond H. and Sharon C. Myers
Chuck and Andrea Parron
Buffalo, New York
James G. and Janet G. Rakes
William J. and Rebecca Lawson
Sharon Magness*
Englewood, Colorado
Edwin A. and Lelia W. Myrick LS
Daleville, Virginia
Gerald L. and Rhonda M. Passaro
Burton P. and Doris Lee
Roanoke, Virginia
Jerome P. Malinay
Bristol, Virginia
Roger R. Neel Jr.
Roanoke, Virginia
Samuel Womack Lee Jr.
Michael P. and Alison Markowitz
A.H. and Nina Mae Lemmon
Woodbury, Georgia
Charles W. and Hollace C. Martin
Clifford W. and
Johanna L. Nelson
Vienna, Virginia
W. Stuart Patterson Jr. and
Josephine L. Patterson
Charles A. Read II and
Harriet Schwartz Read*
Marvin Lentner
William E. Martin Jr.
and Frances E. Martin LS
Waleska, Georgia
C. Ned and Rosalyn M. Lester
William H. Lester
Roanoke, Virginia
Mayer G. and Susan Levy
Seaford, Virginia
Marcus S. and Dana F. McCall
John and Sheila McCalla
Wallace J. Nelson Jr.
and Heather G. Nelson
Marvin and Debra Nester
Lakeland, Florida
James E. Pearman Sr. and
Lorene S. Pearman*
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Perry* LS
Mr. and Mrs. Brandon D. Perry
James and Bonnie Neuhoff
Roanoke, Virginia
Joe and Ray Person
Richmond, Virginia
James H. Neuhoff Jr.
and Susan A. Neuhoff
Greenville, North Carolina
Daniel M. Phillips Jr. and Alice C. Phillips
Poquoson, Virginia
Cecil D. Quillen Jr. and Vicey C. Quillen
Richmond, Virginia
Robin Rabin
Brooklyn, New York
James R. and Emily Farmer Reames
Richmond, Virginia
Samuel C. and Elizabeth P. Redd
Lynchburg, Virginia
George E. Reed Jr.
and Cynthia C. Reed
David E. Reemsnyder II
and Judith H. Reemsnyder
Kenneth L. and Martha J. Reifsnider
Columbia, South Carolina
David and Lois Reynolds
Jamestown, North Carolina
John J. and Virginia Richardson
Keeling, Virginia
Fred W. Scott Jr.
North Garden, Virginia
Calvin L. and Ginger W. Stanley
Montpelier, Virginia
Kathryn F. Trice* LS
New Market, Virginia
Mark and Molly Whitehouse LS
Browns Summit, North Carolina
John I. and Diane L. Riffer
Stephen M. Scott
Houston, Texas
Barbara Lash Staples
Stuart, Virginia
Charee S. Trigg
Honolulu, Hawaii
James and Adele Whitener
David C. Riggan and
Glenna Racer-Riggan
Hurricane, West Virginia
Dennis M. Scullin Jr.
and Sandra L. Scullin
Cumming, Georgia
Keith and Teresa Steger
Arnold E. and Mary Jane Trope
Riner, Virginia
Randolph P. and Susan L. Rivinus LS
Palmyra, Virginia
Robert L. Sendelbeck and
Sara Lee Richardson Sendelbeck LS
James T. Stephens LS
Richmond, Virginia
Douglas L. and Nina K. Trott LS
Charles K. Whitescarver Jr. and
Mary Ann M. Whitescarver
Riner, Virginia
David and Stephanie Stinson
Princeton, West Virginia
Alex Urquhart
Southport, Connecticut
Louis H. and Diane E. Sharpe*
Brian Storrie and Muriel Lederman
Little Rock, Arkansas
William J. Vinson Jr.
Klaus C. and Stella M. Wiemer
Dallas, Texas
Daniel G. and Jessie Lee Shawhan
C. Jeffrey and Teresa Stump
Pulaski, Virginia
Gus and Deborah Vlahos
Dublin, Virginia
Karen H. Sublett*
Thomas J. Wack and Ann F. Sears
David M. Wilberger Jr.
and Kay H. Wilberger
Richmond, Virginia
Remire L. Sutherland Jr.
and Paula L. Sutherland
Abingdon, Virginia
Haydn and Patience Wadley
Keswick, Virginia
C. Leslie and Betty Gay Roberson
Spartanburg, South Carolina
W.E. and Rhoda Farmer Roberts
Ginger P. Robertson
Grundy, Virginia
James I. Robertson Jr. LS
Ray A. and Leah B. Robertson
Severna Park, Maryland
Thomas L. and Sue Robertson*
Naples, Florida
Brenda H. and George W. Rohe
Stephen H. Rosenoff
Roanoke, Virginia
David and Nancy Sheffield
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Pleasant C. and Hazel P. Shields LS
Richmond, Virginia
Thomas Shupe
Glenn and Barbara Sieber
Simsbury, Connecticut
Frederick W. Siewers Jr.
and Mary Ann Siewers
Henrico, Virginia
Harvey L. and Agnes Sutton
Richmond, Virginia
John T. Sutton Jr. and Carol H. Sutton
William and Deborah Swan
Brunswick, Georgia
Richard S. and Patricia L. Roszak
Stephen J. and Valerie S. Skripak LS
Charles R. Sweeney Jr.
Charles M. Rotgin Jr.*
Daniel D. and Lecia L. Smith
Peter R. and Patricia L. Roughton
David W. and Linda Smith*
George S. Tate Jr. and
Mary Ann Tate
Salem, Virginia
Richard H. and Susan M. Tate
Salem, Virginia
Charles M. Whittington III
and Brenda Whittington LS
Suffolk, Virginia
Titus and Donna Wilfore
Bremen, Georgia
Brenda C. Willard
Roanoke, Virginia
J.M. and Ethel H. Waldron
Salem, Virginia
Michael A. and Charlotte A. Walker
Lewisville, Texas
LS
Randolph L. and Lucinda L. Walker LS
Marvin E. Williams Jr.
and Betty Williams
Robert D. and Stephanie Wallace
W. Guy Williams Jr.
Richmond, Virginia
James G. Ware Jr. and Sara M. Ware
Seaford, Virginia
Mark Williamson
Eric C. and Meagan L. Warren
Matthews, North Carolina
Steven and Judith Williamson
Robert F. Warren Sr.
and Joyce W. Warren
Danville, Virginia
Gordon C. and Jean H. Willis*
Roanoke, Virginia
Edwin W. and Suzanne C. Ruark
Deltaville, Virginia
Elizabeth F. Smith
Richmond, Virginia
John A. Ruffin III and Betty Ruffin*
Antioch, Illinois
Jerry B. and Marty Smith
Lynchburg, Virginia
Carolyn A. Russell LS
R. Lee and Judy Smith
Dublin, Virginia
Mildred L. Russell
Altavista, Virginia
Sidney C. Smith Jr. and Lucy O. Smith
Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Joseph C. Thomas Jr.
and Leigh B. Thomas
Salem, Virginia
Donald L. and Mary E. Sage LS
Henrico, Virginia
Stephen and Judy Smith
Hurricane, West Virginia
Nick Thomas
Jack W. “Will” Webb III
Suffolk, Virginia
George and Barbara Schuelen
Warrenton, Virginia
William S. Spears
Wichita Falls, Texas
Gail Thompson
Richard W. and Judy Schilling
John J. and Eileen C. Specchio
Chester, New Jersey
Gary E. and Pamala B. Weiler
Paul M. and Martha Ann F. Thorn LS
Annapolis, Maryland
John G. Wells Jr. and Bonita Wells
Seaford, Virginia
Richard E. and B. June Schmidt LS
Roger W. and Sandra P. Spence LS
Richmond, Virginia
Marjorie K. Wells LS
Georgetown, South Carolina
Larry and Allyne M. Schoff
John J. Stahl III and Margaret A. Stahl
Raymond H. Thrift Jr. and
Ellen H. Thrift LS
Roanoke, Virginia
Emily Schultz
John H. Staley Jr. and
Bette Farrar-Staley LS
Santa Rosa, California
Bruce M. and Mary T. Scott
Oakton, Virginia
Robert F. and Jeannie A. Stallard
Abingdon, Virginia
Larry T. Taylor
Gene A. “Bull” Teel and Sue A. Teel
Forrest D. Tignor Jr. and Ronda B. Tignor
Charles E. Tilson Jr. and Faye Tilson
A. Leon Tomblin
Fincastle, Virginia
George A. Williams Jr.
and Deborah R. Williams
Radford, Virginia
Alfred B. and Fonda P. Warwick LS
Jackson, Michigan
E. Louis Watts III and Linda Watts
Richmond, Virginia
Diane D. Weaver LS
C. Monty Wenk and Susan D. Wenk
Roanoke, Virginia
Hance and Jane West
Daniel L. and Regan C. Westra
Richmond, Virginia
James S. Willis III and Annette C. Willis
Roanoke, Virginia
John W. Wilson Jr. and Tammy A. Wilson
Shirley Wolfson*
Tarzana, California
Maryanne H. Wood
Boulder, Colorado
Kelly Scott Woolwine
Roanoke, Virginia
Jack F. Wright Jr. and Barbara Wright*
Roanoke, Virginia
James M. Wright
Vienna, Virginia
Michael A. and Caroline O. Young
Cloverdale, Virginia
Revelle M. and Barbara L. Young
Exmore, Virginia
Thomas and Bonner Young
Manassas, Virginia
LEGACY SOCIETY
Virginia Tech’s Legacy Society, established to recognize alumni and friends who provide for
the university through their estate plans and other deferred gifts, added 106 new members
this year. They joined a respected fellowship of benefactors that has grown from less than
100 members in 1990 to more than 1,400 individuals as of June 30, 2009.
Support provided by estate distributions totaled more than $11 million for the fiscal year that ended June 30, 2009. For the same
period, revocable and irrevocable deferred gift commitments totaled $ 28.3 million
Bold - New Members 2008-2009 | CS - also Caldwell Society Members | UP - also Ut Prosim Society Members
Frank L. Abbott
H. Pat and Nancy E. Artis UP
Pagosa Springs, Colorado
Elizabeth Anne Bedinger
Delray Beach, Florida
Anne E. Bonsack UP
Richmond, Virginia
Phillip H. and Katharine B. Buchanan
Hugh T. Adams UP
New York, New York
Diane Clevenger Aukland
and Duncan D. Aukland
Worthington, Ohio
Diane Beidler CS
Woodstock, Virginia
Daniel C. and Linda H. Booker UP
Waycross, Georgia
Mrs. Walter A. Buchanan
Atlanta, Georgia
Margaret Belcher
Forest, Virginia
Jim and Anita Keyser Bost
Quinton, Virginia
Anne M. Burford
Richmond, Virginia
Dr. James B. Bell and Anne R. Bell
Exmore, Virginia
Gordon D. Bowman II UP
R. Wayne Burford
Phoenix, Arizona
Julian and Nancy Berlin UP
L. Allen and Marilyn B. Bowman UP
Jeffrey A. and Glenda R. Burkett
Paul M. and Lynn T. Bertsch
Lexington, Kentucky
Mr. and Mrs. A.P. Boxley III UP
Robert L. and Louise D. Burkey
Sanford, North Carolina
Richard and Susan Bari
New York, New York
M. Ellen Beville
and Eddie N. Mitchell
Danville, Virginia
Ray and Diann Boyd
Tucson, Arizona
Douglas W. and June M. Burks UP
Richmond, Virginia
Joseph H. and Lynn B. Barlow CS
Suffolk, Virginia
John and Lawanda Billingsley UP
Kevin and Nancy Boyle
Newport, Virginia
Robert G. and Beverly B. Burleson UP
Roger L. and Karen D. Barnhart
Daniel “Danny” W. Bird Jr. UP
E. Glenn Breeden Jr. and
Frieda W. Breeden
Richmond, Virginia
David H. Burrows UP
Roanoke, Virginia
Mrs. Ralph A. Amos
Richmond, Virginia
Glynn D. and Helen C. Barranger
Roanoke, Virginia
H. Peter Bisschop
Louis M. Briel UP
Powder Springs, Georgia
Dr. Linda M. Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. R. Sidney Barrett UP
John P. Black CS
Richmond, Virginia
Kay M. and George R. Bristol UP
Nelson R. and Flora A. Anderson
Thomas and Dorothy Barrett
Michael Blackman CS
Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania
William and Emily Brittle
Mount Airy, Maryland
Preston and Ann Andrews UP
Altavista, Virginia
Jo Anne Barton CS
Willis P. and Mary N. Blackwood UP
Fred and Paula Brothers UP
Naples, Florida
Wayland D. Andrews
Richmond, Virginia
John Wythe III and Beverly Bates UP
Richmond, Virginia
John T. and Betty L. Blanks CS
Lynchburg, Virginia
Richard G. Broun
L.C. Angle Jr. UP
Robert A. and Susan Baum
Jeanne and Deane Blythe UP
Troy, Michigan
Dr. Charles S. and Millicent P. Brown UP
Jerome S. Antel Jr. and
Shellie Frosh Antel
Columbia, Missouri
Wesley L. and Bette M. Baum UP
Moyock, North Carolina
John J. Bodo
Macon, Georgia
Col. James Brown Jr. and June S. Brown
Sydnor H. Byrne Jr.
and Mary Alice Byrne
Alan E. Bayer
Fort Mill, South Carolina
Gail and Berda Boggs UP
Sarasota, Florida
Dr. Nancy Brown
Hillsboro, Oregon
Susan A. Caceci and Thomas Caceci
Hettie T. Beachum
Patricia J. Boinest UP
Barbara Brugh UP
Vero Beach, Florida
Guy O. Beale Jr. and Susan W. Beale
Peter and Elaine Bokach
Bradenton, Florida
Ellen A. Bryant
Hollis “Skeets” Cahoon
and Katherine K. Cahoon
Thomas L. Beavers
Tucker, Georgia
Roger E. Bonney
Irving, Texas
J. Fletcher Bryant Jr.
Peta G. Adovasio
Merritt Island, Florida
Virginia F. and Harvey P. Affeldt
Gregory E. and Allison J. Aliff
McLean, Virginia
W. Morgan Allen Jr. and Joyce Allen
Gretna, Virginia
William L. Allman Jr. and Jennie Allman
Forest, Virginia
Horace E. Alphin UP
Clifton, Virginia
Patricia Y. Ames-Urie
and David Milton Urie Jr.
Anderson, California
Michael and Jane Anzilotti CS
Emmett H. and Kathleen S. Apffel
Gary W. Arnett
Bethesda, Maryland
Joseph W. Arnold
John S. Autry
Mrs. Velt E. Bailey
Crockett, Virginia
Kenneth E. Baker
Margaret T. Baldock UP
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
UP
W. Jackson and Lee T. Burrows UP
Roanoke, Virginia
Betsy Conway Busch
Patrick H. Butler III
Dr. David W. Byrd
Dallas, Texas
Mitchell A. and Lois E. Byrd
Dick and Elsie Byrne UP
Forest, Virginia
John L. and Sue N. Cahoon
Patricia A. Caldwell UP
New York, New York
LEGACY SOCIETY CONTINUED
Lucille G. Calhoun UP
Virginia Brown Camicia UP
S.V. Camp III and Gail Camp UP
Courtland, Virginia
Wayne W. and Dawn M. Campbell CS
James R. Clements Jr. and
Joan G. Clements
Alpharetta, Georgia
Rick and Bobbie Cobaugh UP
Moneta, Virginia
James H. Cochrane Jr. and
Beverly H. Cochrane UP
Richmond, Virginia
Phyllis R. Cragle
Edward J. and Lottie Dempsey
William T. Dunkin and Linda S. Walsh
New Market, Maryland
William R. Craig
Tucson, Arizona
George and Josephine DeSerio UP
Bluefield, Virginia
Gail Dunn and Richard Landreth
Swoope, Virginia
Larry E. Creekmore
Rebecca Sue DeShazo UP
Victor and Barbara DuPont
L. Jeremy Crews
Richmond, Virginia
Colleen Dey and John Dispennette
William E. and Dorothy H. Durham CS
Richmond, Virginia
Andrea S. and Brian L. Camper
Daleville, Virginia
Charles and Mai Coffey UP
Alvin Q. and Lucy S. Croy UP
Vinton, Virginia
Lois W. Dickerson UP
Poquoson, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Eaton UP
Gerald C. Canaan II and Kristi B. Canaan
Richmond, Virginia
Stanley and Frances D. Cohen UP
Cincinnati, Ohio
W. Alvin Cruise and Beverly A. Myers
Radford, Virginia
Dennis M. and Nancy C. Dickison CS
Daleville, Virginia
Nick Economy
Roanoke, Virginia
Maj. Gen. (Ret.) and
Mrs. Archie S. Cannon Jr. UP
John Michael and Mary Helen Collins
Beverly L. Cullen
Sterling, Virginia
Edgar F. Dickson Jr. and Mary H. Dickson
Richmond, Virginia
Robert E. and Christina T. Edwards
Carlton E. Combs Jr.
Arlington, Virginia
Lester B. Cundiff UP
Page M. Dickson CS
Ronceverte, West Virginia
Robert P. and Kathleen D. Edwards
Mount Airy, North Carolina
Carrie Wilmer Comer
Luray, Virginia
Steven H. Cunningham Jr. and
Patricia V. Cunningham CS
Moneta, Virginia
Robert Digges UP
McLean, Virginia
Bill Ellenbogen and Janet Keith UP
Shawn P. and Terry R. Dikes
Elizabeth H. Ellett
Richmond, Virginia
Wayne A. and Jacqueline R. Dixon
Fincastle, Virginia
William R. Elliott Jr.
and Charlene Elliott
Prince George, Virginia
Robert Bronough Carter Jr.
Tampa, Florida
T.A. and Jeanette Carter
Salem, Virginia
UP
Carl Cartwright Jr.
Tazewell, Virginia
Bruce C. Carver CS
Greenwood, Indiana
John G. Casali UP
Shirley W. Casali
Rosa J. Castiel
Los Angeles, California
Anthony J. Cataldo II
West Chester, Pennsylvania
Jason A. Cecil
Decatur, Georgia
Constance and Keith Cedras UP
Mrs. Dwight R. Chamberlain UP
Scottsburg, Indiana
Rosalie Chewning
Hudson, Ohio
Reginald and Bettye Childers
Lebanon, Virginia
Steve T. and Julie M. Clark
Salem, Virginia
Thomas R. and Ann M. Clark UP
Las Cruces, New Mexico
William and Candida Clark
Greenville, Virginia
Michael W. and Kathleen W. Clarke
Vienna, Virginia
Thomas Hal Clarke III
Thomas P. and Cynthia Z. Claud
Norfolk, Virginia
William L. and Ann B. Connellee
Karen G. and Patrick E. Connors
Orlando, Florida
Ann W. Cutchins UP
Dale W. and Sherry L. Conrad
Bluffton, South Carolina
Dr. Malcolm A. Cutchins
and Luanne M. Cutchins
Auburn, Alabama
Nancy K. Cook
Kendley J. Davenport UP
Chicago, Illinois
Christopher Dominick
Fairfax, Virginia
William Rand Cook and Laura N. Cook
August F. Davis UP
Richmond, Virginia
Joseph M. Donnelly Jr. CS
Dennis J. and Linda P. Cooper
Chantilly, Virginia
Gerald O. Davis and Aileen F. Davis
Annice Brame Dorsey
Lancaster, Virginia
Robert Keith Cope
Gahanna, Ohio
James T. and Rebecca P. Davis
Linda T. Dorsey
E.H. Copeland Jr. and Ann M. Copeland
William C. and Sandra C. Davis UP
Margaret B. Dove
Dallas, Texas
Mrs. W.P. Copenhaver UP
Augusta, Georgia
James C. De Jarnette IV
Richmond, Virginia
Elizabeth T. Downing
Roanoke, Virginia
Bernardine Cornelison
Parkville, Maryland
John and Constance DeBell UP
Catharpin, Virginia
Andrew M. Dreelin III
Charles Cornelison
Roanoke, Virginia
Bryan L. and Karen Deege
Oakton, Virginia
Robert A. and Victoria L. Dreelin
Hampton, Virginia
Harry E. and Jean H. Corr
Gloucester, Virginia
Elizabeth D. Degges CS
Lewisburg, West Virginia
Joseph W. Drewry
Hampton, Virginia
George Costan UP
Lynchburg, Virginia
David and Marian DeHart
Radford, Virginia
Hal and Doris Costley
Milt and Kenni Driver
Plano, Texas
Henry J. Dekker UP
C. Ramsey Duck
Homewood, Alabama
Jimmie and Lovis Countiss UP
Abingdon, Virginia
Robert B. and Martha W. Delano UP
Warsaw, Virginia
Duke M. and Ann duFrane
Culpeper, Virginia
Doyle C. Counts UP
Pulaski, Virginia
Janice Lynn Delaval
Chet A. Duke Jr. and Dorothy H. Duke UP
Timonium, Maryland
Richard S. Courtney Jr.
and Nancy W. Courtney UP
Atlanta, Georgia
Christopher B. DeMay
Odenton, Maryland
Walter W. and Mary Ruth Y. Duncan UP
Boulder, Colorado
David J. Dempsey UP
Peggy McCormick Dunham
Fair Oaks Ranch, Texas
Jerry and Susan Cox
Larry A. and Laura R. Doll
Austin, Texas
UP
UP
Mary Elsea and Stephen Mills
Boulder, Colorado
John and Angie Emery UP
Annandale, Virginia
David V. and Patsy L. Engleman
Marietta, Georgia
W. Robert and Sarah O. Epperly UP
George V. Evans Jr.
Stephen F. Evans UP
Norfolk, Virginia
William Douglas Evans UP
Bluefield, Virginia
Thomas H. and Patricia W. Ewers
R. Paul and Jane Brooks Farrell UP
Niskayuna, New York
Andrew H. Farrier CS
Annandale, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Farrier III UP
Paul and Evelyn Farrier UP
Nina Vince Farthing
Georgia Willis Fauber
Lynchburg, Virginia
Matilda T. Faulkner
Bridgeport, Connecticut
Marguerite E. Favrao
Chicopee, Massachusetts
Howard Feiertag UP
Dr. Ron Garret and Nancy Garret
La Canada-Flintridge, California
George and Patricia Goodson UP
Steven W. and Carol F. Ham CS
Keswick, Virginia
H. Franklin Hess
Rosedale, Virginia
Mrs. G. Stanley Feild Jr.
George B. and Elizabeth C. Garrott
Sara Farley Goodwin
Francis N. Hamilton UP
Lillian Hannah Hess
Rosedale, Virginia
Melvin S. and Peggy M. Feldenheimer
Rydal, Pennsylvania
Robert E. Garst CS
Roanoke, Virginia
Deanna and Ed Gordon
Vinton, Virginia
Dr. Luther J. Hamlett UP
Savannah, Georgia
Ruth J. and Ralph S. Hess Jr.
Danville, Virginia
Mrs. J. Robert Ferguson
Bristol, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton C. Garvin Jr. UP
Jupiter, Florida
Mrs. Charles O. Gordon Sr. UP
Branch and Mildred Hammock
F. Staley Hester Jr. UP
Salem, Virginia
Lucy S. Ferrari UP
Carona-Ciona, Switzerland
Dr. Ray A. Gaskins UP
Hampden Sydney, Virginia
John Dallas Gordon
Thomas J. and Barbara F. Hampton UP
Richmond, Virginia
Bernard and Audrey Hillman
Emmitsburg, Maryland
Robert B. and Audrey Lillard Fetter UP
Vero Beach, Florida
Anneva Gates
Duluth, Georgia
Mrs. Marijane Gosnell CS
Arlington, Virginia
Harry P. Hancock Jr. ‘50
Naples, Florida
Thomas E. Hilts CS
Roanoke, Virginia
George A. Fiebelkorn Jr.
and Patricia A. Reslock
Luray, Virginia
James R. and Lillian C. Gay
Lakewood, Pennsylvania
Rosemary Carucci Goss
and Robert Goss
Harriet Handsfield
Dr. Eileen Hitchingham
Shirley and Jack Harris UP
Ellen and Mike Hoadley
Norwell, Massachusetts
Kenneth C. Harris UP
Sunset Beach, North Carolina
Pamela C. and Paul G. Hoag CS
Culpeper, Virginia
William H. and Polly C. Harrison UP
Leesburg, Virginia
William H. and Frances H. Hobbs UP
Charles F. and Ellen E. Hartman UP
E. Thomas Hodnett Jr. and
Martha C. Hodnett UP
Kevin F. and Jeanne M. Finn
Basking Ridge, New Jersey
Neil A. and Celia K. Finn UP
Miami, Florida
Dennis and Karen Gehrt
Byrum L. Geisler and
Elizabeth A. McClanahan
Abingdon, Virginia
Carolyn Gough
Corrie J. and John Grado UP
Marco Island, Florida
James and Diana George UP
Austin, Texas
Dr. Douglas S. Graham
John and Shirley Gerken
Burlington, North Carolina
James B. and Ellen W. Graham
McLean, Virginia
Janis M. and L. Leon Geyer
C.T. “Red” Graves UP
Baltimore, Maryland
Alexander F. Giacco UP
Howard E. Gray UP
Vero Beach, Florida
Richard L. Francis
Dr. Jean Dickinson Gibbons
and Dr. John Seward Fielden
Fort Pierce, Florida
Lucy B. Gray and Lynn J. Riddiough
Margaret M. Franklin UP
Roanoke, Virginia
Richard G. Gibbons
Richmond, Virginia
Joseph W. and June A. Freeman
Gary R. and Patricia H. Gilbertson
Herndon, Virginia
Olivia Young Fringer
Collinsville, Virginia
Anne Hayes Giles
Tampa, Florida
Alex J. and Rebekah C. Fritz
Anna May Wheeler Gillett UP
Clifford A. Frohn Jr. and
Beth C. Frohn CS
Savannah, Georgia
Robert Stanley Hamilton Gilmore CS
Elizabeth A. Flanagan and
H. Michael Mitchell UP
Catherine G. and Thomas A. Fletcher
Bonnie Jean Folker
Roanoke, Virginia
Elliott and Temple Fox
Orange, Virginia
Warren A. Fry
Richmond, Virginia
Mahlon Funk Jr. and Cindy T. Funk
Richmond, Virginia
Herman W. Gabriel
Florence, Montana
William and Alessa Gallimore
Mobile, Alabama
Richard V. Gargagliano
and Joan Hedgecock
Warrenton, Virginia
William Vincent Gargiulo
Huntington, New York
Richard A. and Martha L. Girard UP
McLean, Virginia
Harold and Betty Glass UP
John C. and Lydia Rice Glenn UP
Marion, Virginia
Jeffrey L. and Sara B. Glesner UP
Ellen W. Glover
Colonel Walter P. Glover
and Mazie L. Glover UP
Fort Walton Beach, Florida
Joseph and Barbara Goldsten
Lexington, Virginia
James P.H. Green CS
Roanoke, Virginia
Ronald B. and Kimberly K. Gridley
Gary W. and Carolyn B. Griffith
Kingstowne, Virginia
W.W. Griggs III
John Groover
Austin, Texas
David M. and Stephanie A. Harvey
Hillsville, Virginia
Robert Z. Haskins Jr.
Robert and Nancy Holland
Ann Arbor, Michigan
James H. Hatch UP
White Stone, Virginia
Rengin T. Holt UP
Mrs. James F. Hatfield Jr. CS
Radford, Virginia
Alfred W. and Janis Hauser
West Point, Virginia
Joseph D. and Tamara N. Hodsden
Newport, Virginia
UP
Mae and Bob Hoover UP
Charles J. “Mickey” Hayes Jr.
UP
Robert E. Hord Jr.
Richmond, Virginia
Eddie F. and Dawn D. Hearp
Roanoke, Virginia
UP
Mr. Wayne and Dr. Claire Horton UP
Davis G. and Sharolyn B. Heatwole UP
Ruth C. Horton UP
Steve and Cathi House UP
James T. and Joanne V. Grossmann
Dan H. Heflin Jr.
and Patricia T. Heflin
Norfolk, Virginia
Lucian Y. and June B. Grove UP
Roanoke, Virginia
Martha B. and Lawrence C. Heiskell UP
Edgar A. Howard
Newport, Virginia
Dr. Betsy Ann Hagan
Robert A. Heller and Agnes S. Heller UP
Donald W. and Colleen J. Huffman UP
Roanoke, Virginia
C. Garland and Jean H. Hagen
Charles and Betty Helton
Orlando, Florida
Joseph and Rita Hughes
Cibolo, Texas
T. Marshall Hahn Jr. and
Peggy Lee Hahn UP
David and Ruth Henderson UP
Spicewood, Texas
Thomas N. Hunnicutt III and
Ann Nordholdt Hunnicutt CS
Hampton, Virginia
Don A. and Elsa P. Halperin
Franklin “Mack” Halsey and
Robin Halsey UP
Jane B. and L. Calvin Henderson
Albert C. Henry Jr. and Patricia A. Henry
Burlington, North Carolina
Sara H. and Austin Henry
Bowie, Maryland
Chip and Susan Houston UP
Gregory Hunt
Keswick, Virginia
LeGrand P. Hyde III and Susan C. Hyde
Mary M. and John S. Hyslop III
Gaithersburg, Maryland
Debra G. Jones
Thomas P. and Patricia S. Kennerly
Roanoke, Virginia
Madge T. Landis
Patricia L. Lucas and John M. Lucas
Sturgis, Kentucky
Douglas and Cynthia Ingram CS
Potomac, Maryland
E. Lindsay Jones
Warrenton, Virginia
Dianne B. Kesterson
John R. and Kathleen A. Lange
Bedford Hills, New York
William D. and Betty W. Lusk
Mrs. George R. Irvin UP
Edinburg, Virginia
J. Lingon Jones Jr. and Ann C. Jones
Lexington, Virginia
Edwin P. Ketchum Jr.
Melbourne, Florida
Jacob A. Lutz III and Robin Lutz CS
Thomas D. Irvin UP
Englewood, Colorado
John R. Jones III UP
Dublin, Ohio
Martha McCarty Kimmerling
Dallas, Texas
Thomas Langhorne III
and Deidre Kravitz
Richmond, Virginia
Robert H. and Carolyn M. Isaacs
Greeneville, Tennessee
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Jones Jr. UP
Naples, Florida
Joseph F. and Angela S. King CS
Daleville, Virginia
Michael W. Jackson
Richmond, Virginia
Malcolm and Nancy Jones
M. Frederick and Denise P. King
Salem, Virginia
Samuel W. and Marriott H. Jackson
Richmond, Virginia
Robert H. and Jeryl C. Jones
Eggleston, Virginia
Mark T. King
Pasadena, California
Wilbur H. Jacobus ‘45 and
Florence S. Jacobus
New Kensington, Pennsylvania
Thomas H. Jones UP
Cape Coral, Florida
Stephen E. and Linda J. King
Catawba, Virginia
Helen E. Jordan
Stillwater, Oklahoma
Theodore E. King Jr. CS
Columbia, Maryland
Ritchie A. and Mildred C. Jordan UP
Suffolk, Virginia
Florence Kinnear
Robert A. and Diana Jordan
Radford, Virginia
Bertram Y. Kinzey Jr. CS
Bernard S. and Carol A. Jortner
Alan I. Kirshner and Deborah Mihaloff CS
Ira M. and Barbara C. Joseph
Macon, Georgia
Emily K. Kitchen
Chester, Virginia
Mark S. Journell CS
Roanoke, Virginia
Clarence W. Kitchens Jr.
and Terry L. Kitchens
Jeff and Natalie Jaffe UP
Palm Beach Gardens, Florida
Michael R. Jamison
Ronald L. and Daphne W. Jamison UP
Wirtz, Virginia
Rudolph F. Janis Jr. and Edith Janis
Lighthouse Point, Florida
Jeffrey D. and Kathleen Janosko
Broomfield, Colorado
Dorothy Grubbs Jeffress UP
Mr. Leslie P. Langley
James V. Lasecki
Slidell, Louisiana
Hugh Latimer
Amelia Island, Florida
Barry and Melissa Lawson UP
Moseley, Virginia
Eugene M. Lawson Jr. and Scott W. Sterl
McLean, Virginia
John R. and Paige Z. Lawson UP
Mary Leach UP
Arlington, Virginia
Dirk E. Lyman
West Long Branch, New Jersey
C. Daniel and Linda S. Lynes
Shallotte, North Carolina
Vernelle Lytton
Lynchburg, Virginia
David M. and Elizabeth Crawford Mack
Thomas S. and Caroline S. Maddock
Newport Beach, California
Christopher J. Mallin
Arlington, Virginia
Richard and Katrina Malloux
Tien Min Lee and Ling Yan Lee UP
Wyckoff, New Jersey
Bernard C. P. Maloney and
Laura M. Powers-Maloney
Los Altos, California
Dawn H. and Gary D. Lerch UP
Mary A. and James Marchant
Randy and Suzie Leslie
Harriette H. Marocchi UP
Sperryville, Virginia
Leta A. Lester UP
Forest, Virginia
Irvin Marshall UP
Fishersville, Virginia
Jeffrey A. and Norma Klanderman
Atlanta, Georgia
Laura Lew and Christopher Kehde
Oak Hill, Virginia
F. Wayne and Lynn H. Martin UP
Floyd E. Jennings
James Randolph Joyce Jr.
and Glenda S. Joyce
David and Marlene Jester CS
Doug and Sue Juanarena UP
Deborah W. and Mark G. Klein
Drew Lichtenberger
Roanoke, Virginia
Jack Martin
Centennial, Colorado
Joseph A. Johnson Jr.
and Karen L. Johnson UP
Abingdon, Virginia
Oliver M. and Carol Ann Kassem
Fletcher, North Carolina
William D. and Marianne A. Klink
Glendale, Arizona
Clifton and Agnes Lilly UP
John W. Martin and Patricia R. Martin
Ashok N. and Sudha N. Katti UP
Redmond, Washington
Mark A. and June M. Kohler
Graham C. and Rachel M. Lilly
Port Republic, Virginia
William and Frances Martin CS
Waleska, Georgia
T. Nelson and Barbara H. Keech
Debbie Koller and Kent Koller UP
Mark S. and Denise D. Lindsey
Richmond, Virginia
Mary Constance Maxfield
Spring, Texas
David L. and Mary M. Keeney
Phillipsburg, New Jersey
Glenna and Michael Kolvek
Scott Depot, West Virginia
G. Karr Linkous Jr.
Cecil and Shirlee Maxson UP
Richmond, Virginia
William L. and Carol J. Keeth
N. Robert and Helen K. Kopecko Jr. UP
Rosa H. Linkous
Michael P. and Georgia E. Maxwell
Waukesha, Wisconsin
David A. and Janice E. Keitz
John E. and Gaye M. Kostinas
James and Bonita Little
William C. McAllister UP
Richmond, Virginia
James T. Kelliher
New York, New York
Robert H. and Linda C. Kramer
Worton, Maryland
D. Frederick Lohr Jr. and Anna Lohr
Akron, Ohio
Sam and Priscilla McCall UP
Ethel Cross Kelly UP
Richmond, Virginia
Alfred H. and Jean E. Krebs
Trumansburg, New York
Ms. Charlotte Lomax
Roanoke, Virginia
Jim and Sally Kelly CS
Mark and Terry Krivoruchka CS
Findlay, Ohio
Lorraine G. Lordi and Milt Davis
Markham, Virginia
Michael D. McCarthy and
Nancy E. Meck UP
William C. and Kylie H. Johnson
Mrs. Herbert W. Kelly
Gloucester, Virginia
John H. and Joan E. Kroehling UP
H.C. and Margaret E. Love CS
Pittsboro, North Carolina
William F. and Margie P. Johnston
McLean, Virginia
Michael and Lisa Kender UP
Ridgewood, New Jersey
William H. and Teri G. Kucheman
Sudbury, Massachusetts
Joe and Patty Love UP
Karen M. and Glenn D. Johnson
Pulaski, Virginia
Mary Ann H. Johnson
Matt and Patti Johnson UP
Paul B. and Leslie D. Johnson
Fairfax, Virginia
Pete Johnson
Florence, South Carolina
Ronald E. and Martina I. Johnson
Tioga, Pennsylvania
W. Stuart and
Freda Bullington Johnson UP
Keswick, Virginia
Joann D. McCauley UP
Stephanie B. and William D. McClellan Jr.
Herndon, Virginia
Edward L. and Sandra P. McClelland
Vinton, Virginia
Aaron L. and Christina McClung
Margie B. McClung
Richmond, Virginia
William Chris and Martha Q. McColllum
Baltimore, Maryland
David S. and Pamela A. McConnell
Hixson, Tennessee
John McCord CS
Dennis M. and Deborah S. McDonald UP
Herndon, Virginia
Harry and Eva McGehee
Jupiter, Florida
Harry M. Meyers Jr. and Lois H. Meyers CS
Elkins Park, Pennsylvania
T. Darin and Lisha P. Morton
Stephen and Donna Michael UP
Greer, South Carolina
William Ward Moseley and
Patricia S. Moseley UP
Naples, Florida
Len and Carmen Michon UP
Haymarket, Virginia
The Honorable and
Mrs. Thomas W. Moss Jr. UP
Norfolk, Virginia
Jean L. Mickey
Santa Monica, California
Harold J. and Edna H. Muddiman
Lake Junaluska, North Carolina
Dawn Elizabeth Miller
Culpeper, Virginia
Robert W. and Wanda McHone
Houston, Texas
Barbara W. and William D. McLaughlin Jr.
Greenwood, South Carolina
Karleen F. and Ernest C. McLeod Jr.
Oilville, Virginia
Diane R. and George E. McMichael Jr.
Roanoke, Virginia
UP
Frank R. and Mary S. McNeice
Tarpon Springs, Florida
UP
Robert R. and Constance R. Meadows
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Meakin UP
Stuart and Allison Mease
David and Judi Medwedeff
Vienna, Virginia
E.B. Peter Meekins and
Caddy Rowan Meekins
Yorktown, Virginia
Mrs. Irene F. Meigs UP
Stuart Mellish and Andrea Woods
Shari and Kimbley L. Muller
Houston, Texas
Tom and Shirley Murphy CS
Kenneth and Patricia Myers
McMinnville, Oregon
Edwin A. and Lelia W. Myrick CS
Daleville, Virginia
Harold E. “Buddy” Mills
and Jean T. Mills UP
Bernard L. and Kate L. McGinnis CS
Shipman, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Rieman McNamara Jr.
Richmond, Virginia
Nicholas M. and Elaine M. Mihalas
Faye C. Miller
Sara L. and Samuel H. McGhee III UP
Roanoke, Virginia
A. Patricia Merryman UP
Rustburg, Virginia
J. Kenneth Morgan Jr.
and Sally Morgan CS
Red Oak, Virginia
E. George Middleton Jr. and
Elizabeth F. Middleton UP
Norfolk, Virginia
Timothy and Esther McDermott
Ashland, Virginia
Mary McVay and Ted Rosenberg
Floyd W. Merryman Jr. and
Frances T. Merryman UP
Rustburg, Virginia
William A. Nash II
Richmond, Virginia
Ed W. and Barbara Norwood UP
Houston, Texas
David Samuel Perry Jr.
Richmond, Virginia
Quinton J. and
Jacqueline L. Nottingham CS
Joanne S. and Lawrence E. Perry Jr. UP
Roanoke, Virginia
John B. and Joann P. Obenchain UP
Roanoke, Virginia
William W. Old UP
Marcus L. Oliver CS
Delbert and Irene O’Meara UP
Walters, Virginia
David M. Orcutt
Norma J. Peters
Roanoke, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Peterson Jr. UP
Mary Todd Peterson
Vienna, Virginia
Herbert and Cheryl Pettway
Dougles C. Petty Jr. UP
Vero Beach, Florida
David J. and Peggy A. Oshinski
Chantilly, Virginia
Vesta Harman Phiel
and John F. Phiel
Arnold, Maryland
Rebecca K. Ottinger
Purcellville, Virginia
Maurice R. and Carol F. Phillippi
Frederick A. and Margaret S. Overly
San Antonio, Texas
Glenn F. Phillips
Grundy, Virginia
O. Wayland and Dee Dee Overstreet
Dublin, Virginia
Helen Eckert Phillips
Grundy, Virginia
Evelyn L. Mitchell UP
Bayonet Point, Florida
Paul Nekrasov
Lakewood, New Jersey
Leo A. Padis Jr. UP
Richmond, Virginia
Barry S. and Cheryl S. Pillow CS
Constance Moehring
Craig E. and Susan B. Nesbit
Naperville, Illinois
Betty Jo and McIvor L. Parker Jr.
Dwight A. Polk
Baltimore, Maryland
Nancy and Nick Moga UP
Covington, Virginia
Dewey L. and Lorene H. Newman
W. Dale and Boots F. Parker
Moss Beach, California
Marvin L. Pollard and Leila W. Pollard UP
Roanoke, Virginia
Christopher A. and Maria A. Molden
William F. Newman ‘40 and
Dorothy A. Newman UP
Henrico, Virginia
Charles Alan and Barbara R. Parrish
Albert H. and Janice A. Poole
Shirley Virginia Parrish CS
Norfolk, Virginia
Jay S. and Michelle L. Poole UP
James R. Nichols
Richard Parsons and
Linda Harrison-Parsons
Frederick, Maryland
R. Gregory and Rebecca G. Porter UP
Lynchburg, Virginia
Richard E. Moody UP
Dolores K. and Robert C. Nickerson
Ms. Hilda G. Partlow UP
Yardley, Pennsylvania
Edward L. Moore
Carol and Dragan Nikov
Susan D. Pastore
Richmond, Virginia
Mrs. Jimmy T. Moore UP
Jerome and Ruth Anne Niles UP
Sumner W. and Frances B. Patch
Austin, Texas
Joe and Mille Moore UP
Samuel H. Nixon Jr.
and Nancy B. Nixon UP
Martin W. and Sharon H. Patterson
Richmond, Virginia
Ellis P. Monroe UP
James A. Newton Jr.
Oak Hill, Virginia
William J. and
Elizabeth H. Montgomery UP
Reston, Virginia
Mark D. and Julie Y. Moore
Vienna, Virginia
Vaughan and Ruth Noble
Richmond, Virginia
Thomas and Patty Moore
Orange, California
Dixie L. Noffsinger UP
Vicky L. Moore
Meherrin, Virginia
Gordon A. Noffsinger
Arlington, Virginia
Monica Moran
Stamford, Connecticut
Mr. and Mrs. Ben F. Morgan Jr.
UP
Richard E. Norman
Johann A. Norstedt
UP
Wesley and Linda Patterson
Friendswood, Texas
John B. and Kathi Paul
William N. Paxton UP
Brenda K. and James E. Pearman Jr. UP
Salem, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Perry CS
William A. and Betty Potts
Lutherville, Maryland
W. Reginald and Shirley R. Powell UP
Suffolk, Virginia
Martha Gregg Price
Vienna, Virginia
Bruce Prichard and Nancy B. Prichard
Scott D. Prince UP
St. Simons Island, Georgia
Mr. and Mrs. F. Richard Quible UP
Mr. and Mrs. G. Robert Quisenberry UP
Richmond, Virginia
Eugene and Michaele Rackel UP
Lancaster, Virginia
Martin A. and Maria T. Rafferty CS
Salisbury, North Carolina
Leo A. Rapoport UP
Sarasota, Florida
Barny and Marsha Ratliff
Raymond E. and Peggy C. Reed UP
Glenn W. and Christine A. Rehberger
Mrs. Malcolm J. Reid
Staunton, Virginia
Eugene H. Reilley Jr.
and Frederica Reilley
Woodstock, Georgia
John G. Rocovich Jr. and
Sue Ellen Butler Rocovich UP
Roanoke, Virginia
Mark Roemer
San Diego, California
Fielding and Joyce Rolston UP
Inez G. Roop UP
Westmount, Quebec, Canada
William O. Ross UP
F. George and Wanda W. Scott
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Garnett E. and Patsy T. Smith UP
Moneta, Virginia
Edward O. Sternberg
Edward and Barbara Scruggs UP
Roanoke, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. George R. Smith Jr. UP
Cynthia and Bill Sterrett Jr. UP
John M. and Margaret Scruggs
James C. and Linda F. Smith
Susan V. Stevens
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Scruggs UP
Arlington, Virginia
Robert and Sarah Smith UP
Naples, Florida
Donald W. and Madeline H. Stewart UP
Nancy H. and Geoffrey L. Seamans
Decatur, Georgia
Susie Smith
Prosperity, South Carolina
Douglas and Catherine Stewart UP
Paul and Shelley Seifert
Severna Park, Maryland
T. Michael Smith
Miami Beach, Florida
Jeffrey Stewart UP
Mark S. and Georgia S. Seiler
Roanoke, Virginia
Virginia Teske Smith
Mrs. George A. Stewart UP
Elon College, North Carolina
Dennis and Betty Semones
William E. and Molly H. Snizek
Dewey L. Stinson Jr. UP
Larry E. and Nancy P. Snyder
Greenville, North Carolina
George E. “Ed” Stone
Ralph M. Snyder
Samuel B. and Shirley Stone
Newport Beach, California
Ian Patrick Sobieski
Menlo Park, California
Lisa Ann Storms and
David W. Roberts Jr.
Richmond, Virginia
Mac E. Rein
Bethesda, Maryland
Neville A. and Mary H. Rowland UP
Lynchburg, Virginia
Paula Diane Relf
James A. Rule Jr. and Jeanne M. Welch UP
Roanoke, Virginia
Laurence J. and Nancy Reszetar
Saint Paul, Minnesota
Carolyn Adele Russell CS
Lois C. Reynolds
Philip T. and Glenda J. Rutledge UP
Richmond, Virginia
Robert L. Sendelbeck and
Sara Lee Richardson Sendelbeck CS
Patricia P. Richard
Lowry, Virginia
Donald L. and Mary E. Sage CS
Henrico, Virginia
James W. and Eliza H. Severt UP
Wayne and Andrea Richard
Miramar Beach, Florida
George and Barbara Sampson UP
J. Alvin and Beverly J. Shaffer
Shelton, Connecticut
F.W. Richards Jr.
Chase City, Virginia
William W. Sauer
Peter and Carroll Shannon UP
Greenville, Delaware
Robert and Nancy Richards UP
Norfolk, Virginia
Betty J. and Glenn W. Saunders Jr.
West Palm Beach, Florida
Sylvia J. and Mark W. Sheffler
Bear, Delaware
Patricia A. Ridgway
Rockville, Maryland
Virginia F. Saunders
Leesburg, Florida
Jean duPont Shehan UP
Coral Gables, Florida
John B. Riley
Robert W. Scates Jr.
Lilly W. Shen
Pasadena, California
Inez T. Ripley UP
Mrs. Charles E. Schaaf
Richmond, Virginia
Mark B. Sherkey Jr.
Leavenworth, Kansas
Mrs. James A. Rives UP
Ridgeland, Mississippi
Mark and Nancy Scheffel UP
Delaplane, Virginia
Pleasant C. and Hazel P. Shields CS
Richmond, Virginia
Randolph P. and Susan L. Rivinus CS
Palmyra, Virginia
Glenda S. and Harvey J. Scherr
Baltimore, Maryland
Mrs. J. Landon Short UP
Katy, Texas
Brian K. Roberts
Washington, D.C.
Charles W. Schiffert M.D. UP
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Shultz Jr. UP
Irvington, Virginia
Kent and Shirley Roberts UP
B. June and Richard E. Schmidt CS
Sandra Lee Siegrist
Pilot Mountain, North Carolina
James I. Robertson Jr. CS
Robert A. and Amy K. Schmitz
Lutz, Florida
Landa H. and L. Crispin Simmons
Lilburn, Georgia
Richard D. Robertson UP
Staunton, Virginia
Harold W. Schneikert Jr. ‘65 UP
Roger W. and Mary R. Simmons
Mrs. Richard G. Robertson
Petersburg, Virginia
George P. Schrader
Littleton, Colorado
Robert Curtis Sinclair Jr.
Labelle, Florida
W. Thomas and
Barbara Robertson UP
Robert A. Schuhmann
and Kelly Swetich
Gary and Linda Skaggs
Grand Junction, Colorado
Kip and Nancy Robinson
Decatur, Georgia
Cyrus Gregory Schwab III
and Judith Kincaid Schwab
Elgin, Arizona
Harry and Sarah Robson UP
San Jose, California
Reed and Gail Schweickert UP
Margaret Groseclose Skelton UP
Stephen and Valerie Skripak CS
Elizabeth M. Smith
Pounding Mill, Virginia
Katherine E.G. Solters
Mount Airy, North Carolina
Jane and Hobart Speegle Jr.
Yorktown, Virginia
Frances B. and Joseph Stras V
UP
Jimmie A. Street UP
Blountville, Tennessee
William H. Speiden
Somerset, Virginia
Roger W. and Sandy P. Spence CS
Richmond, Virginia
E. Ann Spencer and P. Scott Roop UP
Jackson, Wyoming
Robert E. and Carole T. Spencer
UP
Mrs. Wayne E. Spitler
Bradenton, Florida
Frank Arthur Spurr Jr. and
Helen Dessin Spurr UP
John H. Staley Jr. and
Bette Farrar-Staley CS
Santa Rosa, California
James B. and Linda N. Stark
Maineville, Ohio
Dr. and Mrs. William H. Starnes Jr. UP
Robert and Cassandra Steele
Bon Air, Virginia
Lee R. and Regina Aultice Steeneck UP
James T. Stephens CS
Richmond, Virginia
Ronald D. and Irene A. Stephens
Bluefield, Virginia
Nicholas D. and Fay H. Street UP
Bristol, Virginia
Lynda S. Stuart
Rosedale, Virginia
Louise C. and David C. Stump
Robert J. and Julia N. Styne UP
Riner, Virginia
Jack and Judy Sweers UP
Savannah, Georgia
William J. Sweet
Baltimore, Maryland
Edwin H. and Melinda P. Talley UP
Moneta, Virginia
Robert W. Tallgren
Mount Dora, Florida
Willie L. Taylor
Orren K. Tench Jr. and Helena P. Tench
Wethersfield, Connecticut
Joan L. Tepper
C. Stephen and Elaine B. Thomas UP
David T. Thomas II and
JoAnn S. Thomas UP
Margaret Allen Thomas UP
Douglas L. and Nina K. Trott CS
Chester A. Waldron UP
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Thomas T. Thompson UP
Hampton, Virginia
E. Donald Trotter
Michael A. and Charlotte Anne Walker CS
Lewisville, Texas
Paul M. and Martha A. Thorn
Annapolis, Maryland
C. Hyde Tucker
Sanibel, Florida
Randolph and Lucinda Walker
CS
UP
William M. and Catherine P. Thornhill
North Venice, Florida
Ute K. and William E. Tucker UP
Richmond, Virginia
Montese B. Wallace
David L. and Sri M. Thornton
Bellevue, Washington
Col. and Mrs. William H. Tucker Jr.
Robert L. Wallace
William and Rita Thornton
Dawn T. and Robert C. Turner
Kenneth J. Walsky
Brooke, Virginia
UP
Raymond H. Thrift Jr. and Ellen H. Thrift
Roanoke, Virginia
CS
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Turner Jr.
Suffolk, Virginia
George Truman Ward
Marshall, Virginia
UP
UP
Jill S. Tietjen
Littleton, Colorado
Robert L. Turner
Joseph L. and Rose S. Ward
Yorktown, Virginia
Frances S. and Gilbert J. Till
Seattle, Washington
Patty B. and Richard B. Turpin
Bedford, Virginia
Richard C. Ward
Saint Louis, Missouri
Ruth W. Tillar
Emporia, Virginia
Wilbur H. Tusler Jr. and
Kathrine Jacobs-Tusler
Ted and Donna Ware
Loudonville, New York
UP
Thomas C. Tillar Jr. UP
Elaine A. Tyrrell
Burtonsville, Maryland
Margie L. Tiller
Roanoke, Virginia
Mrs. William B. Umberger
Pearisburg, Virginia
William R. and Priscilla S. Tise
Catherine C. and Joseph H. Todd III
Robert H. and Carol J. Tolson UP
Yorktown, Virginia
Nicole B. and Geoffrey H. Tonini
Pearland, Texas
Dorothea and Paul E. Torgersen UP
Frances G. Trent
Roanoke, Virginia
UP
Mrs. William A. Trice Jr. CS
New Market, Virginia
Nick and Peggy Valdrighi UP
Richmond, Virginia
Virginia Peters Wilson
Yarmouth Port, Massachusetts
Marjorie K. Wells CS
Georgetown, South Carolina
Richard S. Winstead
Roanoke, Virginia
Robert H. and Janice G. Wells UP
Kay Moody and Peter Winzenried UP
Dallas, Texas
R.G. West UP
Roanoke, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Wolfe
Wardensville, West Virginia
Rev. and Mrs. Stewart B. West UP
Abingdon, Virginia
Morton Wood Jr. and Ella B. Wood
Bethesda, Maryland
Alexander B. White
Hal G. and Thornie Worley UP
Frank Rex and Nadine White
Platte City, Missouri
Wesley T. and Janet C. Worsham UP
Mark and Molly Whitehouse CS
Browns Summit, North Carolina
Joyce K. Wright
Jerry D. and Merle M. Watkins UP
John B. Whitt
Radford, Virginia
Hunter R. and Llewellyn S. Watson UP
Farmville, Virginia
Charles M. Whittington III and
Brenda Whittington CS
Suffolk, Virginia
Kenneth N. and Mary T. Wacker
Ashburn, Virginia
Frank W. Webber Jr.
and Mary L. Webber UP
Norman O. Wagenschein UP
Bridgewater, Virginia
Dr. Lori Wagner and Mr. Steven Wagner
Richmond, Virginia
W. Barry and Donna E. Wagner
Edward and Joan Elizabeth Weisband
Marion S. Whitfield Jr.
and Rebecca P. Whitfield
Jack W. and Faye N. Webb UP
Suffolk, Virginia
Donald C. and Moira Vaughn UP
The Woodlands, Texas
Helen Wilson UP
Naples, Florida
Alfred B. and Fonda P. Warwick CS
Jackson, Michigan
Diane D. Weaver CS
Monica S. Vaughan
CS
Mildred Crawford Weidemann
and Alvin C. Weidemann UP
Richmond, Virginia
Sharon R. Wright
Houston, Texas
Steven M. Yates
Frisco, Texas
Mrs. Comer V. Yeatts
Elaine W. Young UP
James and Juanita Wightman
Robert B. Younger Jr. and
Martha L. Younger
Richmond, Virginia
Rhoda A. Wilkerson
Altamonte Springs, Florida
UP
Col. Richard F. Wilkinson UP
Col. (Ret) E. Ray Yount Jr.
and Kathy E. Yount UP
Montclair, Virginia
Kevin S. Weekley
Rochester, New York
Jody L. and Lisa Williams
Conover, North Carolina
Mark S. Zitz UP
New Castle, Delaware
John F. Weeks Jr. and
Elizabeth C. Weeks
Oak Hill, Virginia
Michael D. and Shirley N. Williams
Murrells Inlet, South Carolina
Alvin and Roberta Zlobik
Lakeland, Florida
Col. and Mrs. T.O. Williams III
Michael T. Zuravel
George T. and Patricia J. Williamson
IN MEMORY ALL SOCIETIES
Mary L. Angle UP, LS
W. Bane Atkinson
Audrey F. Autrey
CS
J. Edwin Givens LS
Pat R. Cundiff
Anne Hutcheson Graves
UP, LS
Kathleen G. Digges
LS
Thomas L. Beavers
UP, LS
Wilson P. Bishop UP
E. Catherine Blaser
James B. Bostic Jr.
William P. Copenhaver UP, LS
UP
UP
Mrs. Thomas W. Drewry
UP, LS
Malcolm J. McPherson CS
John G. Salsbury UP
William E. Lavery
UP
Alex L. Meszaros
UP
Jean Snyder Renner Short
Beauton Lawson
CS
Dorothy A. Moss
UP
John J. Simon
Robert B. Pamplin UP, LS
Beverly Sowder UP
Eustace Frederick
Paula P. Hoge
UP
Hilda G. Linton LS
Katherine R. Pamplin
Jennifer K. Sweeney
LS
Irving L. Lowry LS
John V. Perry Jr.
Leigh G. Hurst UP
Sue B. Mays UP, LS
Ann Elliott Randall CS
Edwin W. Vaughn LS
George R. Irvin Jr.
Nancy McCord CS, LS
Mrs. John C. Reece
David A. Ward UP
Maria N. Garst
Anne Hunter
CS
Lois B. Gaunt UP
Thomas C. Burns
James N. Gillum
UP
UP, LS
David B. Osborne
Carlton M. Southworth Sr.
UP, LS
UP, LS
H. Gordon Tiller Jr.
UP
LS
David C. Welch LS
Margaret Wilkinson UP, LS
Edward Harris CS
UP
UP
Sidney A. Weinstein UP
UP
UP
Edwin J. Ewing UP, LS
UP
Cardwell F. Hannabass
Nancy R. Lathrop UP
E. Baxter Lemmond
Esquire LS
Parke C. Brinkley CS, LS
UP
Alice R. Hamlett
UP, LS
UP, LS
UP
Dorothy G. Wiss UP, LS
Samuel A. Wolfson CS
LS
CS
Howard I. Wright LS
UNIVERSITY DEVELOPMENT CONTACTS www.campaign.vt.edu
Elizabeth A.Flanagan
Vice President for
Development and
University Relations
540/231-7676
[email protected]
Robert Bailey
Senior Director of
Regional Programs
540/231-2873
[email protected]
Hunter Gresham
Director of Special Events
540/231-4853
[email protected]
Mark Begly
Director of Development
Pamplin College of Business
Deborah Hamilton
Associate Director of Corporate
and Foundation Relations
College of Engineering
540/231-5662
[email protected]
540/231-6648
[email protected]
Rhonda Arsenault
Associate Vice President
for Advancement Services
Kim Blair
College of Architecture
and Urban Studies
Tim Howland
College of Science
540/231-5147
[email protected]
540/231-7562
[email protected]
540/231-8739
[email protected]
Mary Grace Theodore
Campaign Director
Kim Christopoulos
Director of Donor Relations
540/231-2848
[email protected]
540/231-2827
[email protected]
Mike Jackson
University Honors
Salinda Arthur
Assistant Vice President
of Development for Colleges
Steven Clark
Director of Gift Planning
Thimothy Corvin
Associate Vice President
for Development
540/231-2811
[email protected]
540/231-5786
[email protected]
Sherri Mylott
of Development for
University Programs
540/231-5813
[email protected]
Mark Armagost
Director of Corporate
540/231-3737
[email protected]
540/231-2813
[email protected]
Erin Edwards
College of Engineering
540/231-9839
[email protected]
Carl Fowlkes
Director of Annual Giving
540/231-3171
[email protected]
Cynthia Gray
Resource Development Officer
WVTF Public Radio
540/231-5885
[email protected]
Kellie Fischer-Johnson
College of Liberal Arts
and Human Sciences
540/231-8734
[email protected]
Kylie Johnson
for the Arts
540/231-3751
[email protected]
Michael Kiser
Communications
540/231-4733
[email protected]
540/231-8900
[email protected]
Jeffrey Lamie
For Health Sciences
Irene P. Motley
Research
540/224-4350
[email protected]
540/231-2826
[email protected]
J. Douglas McAlister
W.E. Skelton 4-H Educational
Conference Center at Smith
Mountain Lake
Jenny Orzolek
College of Science
540/231-6913
[email protected]
Patricia McCarthy
Pamplin College of Business
540/231-5975
[email protected]
Vernon Meacham
College of Agriculture
and Life Sciences
540/231-3071
[email protected]
Lu Merritt
Intercollegiate Athletics
540/231-6618
[email protected]
Bob Mollenhauer
College of Natural Resources
540/231-8859
[email protected]
Elizabeth Moore
Graduate School
540/231-6450
[email protected]
540/231-5643
[email protected]
Frank Pearsall
Virginia-Maryland Regional
College of Veterinary Medicine
540/231-4259
[email protected]
Doug Seaman
University Libraries
540/231-1886
[email protected]
Dave Spracher
Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets
540/231-2806
[email protected]
Amy Troppman
Associate Director
of Development
Equine Programs
703/771-6843
[email protected]
Penny Helms White
Student Affairs
and Parent Support
540/231-5111
[email protected]
VIRGINIA TECH FOUNDATION CONTACTS www.vtf.vt.edu
Virginia Tech Foundation
902 Prices Fork Road,
Suite 4000 (0142)
Blacksburg, VA 24061
Raymond D. Smoot
COO and Secretary-Treasurer
540/231-5751
[email protected]
Terri T. Mitchell
and Controller
540/231-0420
[email protected]
Kevin G. Sullivan
Legal Counsel
540/231-2875
[email protected]
John J. Cusimano
Investments and
Debt Management
540/231-7094
[email protected]

2009 Report - Virginia Tech Foundation

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