Fall 2007 - Pius X Foundation

A publication for alumni, parents and friends of Pius X Catholic High School
PIUS CONNECTIONS
Celebrating over 50 years of spiritual and academic excellence!
Fall 2007
Volume 5
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School News 2-5; 30
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Development News 6-1
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Annual Report 11-27
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Faculty News 31
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Welcome
Dear Pius X High School Alumni, Parents and Friends,
It is with excitement that I come back to Lincoln and Pius X High School after thirteen years away, three as principal
of Falls City Sacred Heart and the last ten years as superintendent of Hastings Catholic Schools. From 1991-1994, I was an
assistant at Saint Joseph’s parish and taught sophomore and senior religion at Pius X. Presently, I am in residence at Saint
Patrick’s parish in Havelock, where I served as a deacon. My first weekend at Saint Patrick’s, one of the “senior” lectors
stated that he remembered me and in fact I had given him a ride in my car for some reason or another. Though I didn’t
remember it, I was impressed by his recall. He then surmised that the event must have been five or six years ago. When
I responded with a good laugh, “Nineteen years ago,” he assured me that we were both getting old. So, I return to Pius X
older and hopefully wiser, too!
The student population has grown by about three hundred students since I was here. Of course the faculty, staff and the facilities have increased with
the student population. Many of the faculty and staff whom I knew before are still here. It is still the commitment and dedication of our teachers, staff and
families to quality Catholic education that makes Pius X High School such a remarkable school. That commitment and dedication was recognized by the
Catholic High School Honor Roll. The Honor Roll is an annual initiative designed to recognize and encourage excellence in Catholic secondary education.
For the second year in a row, Pius X was touted as one of the Top 50 Catholic High Schools in the United States and the only one in Nebraska. Nearly 1,300
Catholic high schools were invited to apply for consideration of this distinct honor which is based on high degrees of excellence in academics, Catholic
identity, and civic education. With the guidance of their distinguished advisory board of Catholic college presidents and noted Catholic scholars, only 50
Catholic High Schools were chosen. This award honors our teachers and students in particular, but also our staff, administrators and parents.
Pius X is an excellent school, yet our tuition is one of the lowest in the country and therefore affordable to virtually all Catholic families in the greater
Lincoln area. This says so much about the pastors and parishioners who support the school to the tune of about 51 percent of our $4.4 million dollar budget.
Recently, I was visiting with friends of mine with three small children from Seattle who wanted to send their children to a Catholic school. It would have cost
a prohibitive $12,000 to send their oldest to kindergarten. Wow! We are blessed here in Lincoln! Our tuition ranges from $1,250 to $1,550.
I offer a sincere thanks to all the alumni, parents, grandparents, parishioners and friends of Pius X who contributed so generously to the A Tradition
of Faith campaign. The new construction was virtually completed for the beginning of the school year; the six new classrooms, new library and new lunch
serving/commons area are great additions to the school. The income from the campaign has paid for nearly all of the $3.1 million construction costs and over
$600,000 has been returned to the parishes. By year’s end, income will begin to be channeled to the endowment fund and to pay off part of the purchase of
the Clark Jeary property adjacent to Pius X. Your generosity to this campaign and to the Annual Appeal (formerly Phone-a-thon) keeps our school growing
and our tuition affordable. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Presently, fifteen Pius X graduates are studying for the priesthood, and three Pius X graduates are in religious formation. Sr. Margaretta (Kathleen)
Dalton (class of ’95) recited her final vows this summer with the Sisters of Saint Francis of the Martyr Saint George. What a great blessing for the Catholic
Church that these young men and women are responding to His call to priesthood and religious life.
The fall activities have been fun and exciting. Our pro-life group participated in the Genocide Awareness Project on the University of Nebraska–Lincoln
campus. Several of our juniors and seniors went on or worked on the TEC (Teens Encounter Christ) retreat and about seventy-five members of the FCT
(Fellowship of Christian Teens) group are gearing up for their two-day retreat in early November. Our band has competed well in many marching contests.
Our fall play, Neil Simon’s “Fools,” was a wonderful performance. Our boys’ and girls’ cross country teams were state champions in class B. Our boys’ tennis
team placed third at state, and our girls’ golf team placed sixth. The girls’ softball team competed well into districts, and although our football team’s record
is under .500, they competed well and had several heart-break losses. Our volleyball team is ranked number one in class B as they get ready for districts and
state, trying to defend their state championship. As you can see, Pius X High School is buzzing with activity and progress. (I thought I was busy – I am not
sure how these students do it all.)
Lastly and most importantly, Pius X is God’s school; our opening day All-School Mass and Founders’ Day Mass on Oct. 1 exemplified that. I am so
edified by our students’ understanding of and reverence for the great mystery of God’s love for them in the Sacraments. Our students have an opportunity
to go to daily Mass and have Mass weekly with their religion class. We are so blessed and have so much in which to be thankful. Please continue to pray for
our students, faculty and staff and all our families as we seek to live each day as disciples of Christ. May God bless us all.
Sincerelyy Yours in Christ,,
Rev. James JJ. Meysenburg
Rev
Superintendent
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School News
STUDENTS
TUITION
2007-2008 Enrollment: 1,005
Student-Teacher Ratio: 1:18
Average Class Size: 26
Tuition charged for the year is $1,250
for freshman up to $1,550 for seniors for
participating members of contributing Catholic
parishes and $4,475 for non-participating
families.
STAFF
Development Office
Michelle Birkel, Director
Amy Riley, Admin. Asst.
Mary Bossung, Admin. Asst.
Alumni Director
Marita Schafers Ward
BOLT Director
Deb Schulte
Pius Connections Layout &
Design Editor
Mary Bossung
To notify the school of address
changes or personal updates,
please complete the form on page
34 or contact the Development
Office.
BUDGET
The budget for the 2007-2008 school year is
$4.4 million, which is an increase of $217,950
(5 percent) from the previous year.
$
1,400
$
1,550
Projected revenues for the 2007-2008 school
year is from the following sources:
Revenue Source
Amount
Parish Assessments
$ 2,223,543
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1,568,100
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Organizations
140,000
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20,300
1
114,600
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Tuition & Fees
Donations
Rentals
Percentage
5,340
5,340
5,340
5,340
Skutt
(Omaha, Neb.)
6,450
6,550
6,650
6,750
Lincoln
Christian
(Lincoln, Neb.)
6,660
6,660
6,660
6,660
Creighton Prep
6,660
6,760
6,860
6,960
7,250
7,250
7,250
7,250
Lincoln
Lutheran
(Lincoln, Neb.)
(Omaha, Neb.)
Duchesne
Academy
(Omaha, Neb.)
Pius X High School is proud of the stewardship
of its funds. The mission of the Lincoln Catholic
Schools has always been to keep tuition at an
affordable level for all families. The education
cost per student is $4,370. This compares to an
average state cost of $8,509 per student (20052006 numbers).
PARISH SUPPORT
Parish assessments are provided by the 14
parishes of the Lincoln Deanery and four
parishes from outside the deanery. Parish
assessments for the 2007-2008 school year
represent a 4.01 percent increase from the
previous school year. Parish assessments make
up 51 percent of the operating budget.
2007 ACT Score Comparison
40% of U.S. seniors tested; 76% of Nebraska seniors tested;
93% of Pius X students tested
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Current Enrollment: 1,005
Catholic: 99% Other: 1%
Priests and Religious make up approximately 20
percent of the faculty and instruct all religion
classes.
Tuition & Fees make up 36 percent of the
operating budget. Tuition is broken down
as follows with a comparison to other faithbased secondary schools in Lincoln and the
Archdiocese of Omaha:
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We are dedicated to a total
education that is Christ-centered
by integrating Catholic values
in all areas of life and providing
academic preparation of the
highest quality in a disciplined
environment.
On average, faculty members possess 14 years
of teaching experience with over 40 percent of
the faculty having earned a master’s degree or
equivalent.
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“To Restore All Things in Christ”
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Development Office
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Pius X High School at a glance
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Pius X High School
6000 A Street
Lincoln, NE 68510
Phone: 402-488-0931
Fax: 402-488-1061
www.piusx.net
Pictured (left to right): Mackenzie Hruby, Sophia Dongilli, Mary
Claire Rice, Rachel Osterman, Kelli Herbel and Cathryn Callahan.
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Pius X High School at a glance continued...
2007 GRADUATES - Where are they now?
94 percent - 4 year College/University or 2 year Academic Transfer Program
3 percent - Vocational Technical Training
2 percent - Military Enlistment
1 percent - Workforce
The graduating class of 2007
LAYING THE FOUNDATION
36 Pius X graduates have gone on to become priests and women religious in
Lincoln and beyond
51-year tradition of Catholic secondary education in Lincoln
All students are taught in a caring and disciplined environment, governed by
the teachings of the Catholic faith
Joshua Aksamit
Rachel Albin
Shelby Alexander
Alexander Allison
Antonio Almazan
Aliza Anderson
Dylan Anderson
Charles Applegate
Tania Arias
Jamie Arnt
Gandjina Azimova
Mitchell Baade
Tyler Badje
Gregory Barr
Michael Barton
Tom Benes
Holly Benes
Dominic Black
Katherine Blankenau
Teresa Boever
Jill Bossard
LeRoy Braden
Brittney BridgerBurton
David Brown
Max Bruckner
Nicole Burks
Samantha Cajka
Alexandra Cardona
Michelle Carson
Michael Carson
Christina Chambers
Amy Champoux
Amber Christensen
Joseph Churilla
Johnna Clark
Samuel Clayton
Elliot Cooper
Ashley Cornelsen
Andrew Cox
Steven Crawford
Megan Cunningham
Samuel Cunningham
Timothy Danek
Benjamin Darnell
Daniel Davis
James Dawson
Amanda Day
Emily Deck
Tom Deck
Sarah Delancey
Eric Densler
Michelle Determan
Anthony Diers
Tai Do
Nicholas Doher
Kristin Donnelly
Kylee Douglas
Eric Drees
Joel Dryer
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Nick Dutkiewicz
Lona Ebert
Alexis Edwards
Danielle Effken
Christopher Egan
Lucas Eisenbarth
Stephen Engler
Joshua Essay
Joseph Fallon
Kevin Farley
Lucas Fasen
Matthew Fiedler
Andrea Fischer
Bridget Fitzgerald
Alexis Franssen
Stephen Fricke
Abigail Fuenning
Rodrigo Fuzon
Rachel Gabelman
Trevor Geary
Jonathan Gengler
Stephanie
Gonnerman
Janet Goodwin
Stephen Graeve
Joseph Graff
Sam Griffin
Danny Grosserode
Elizabeth Gruett
Aren Guinane
Heidi Gustafson
Adam Gutierrez
Mitch Hain
Megan Haney
Patrick Hanzel
Casey Harrington
Corey Harrison
Caroline Haug
Jaclyn Heibel
Justin Hernandez
Sarah Hilger
Eliott Hinds
Caitlin Hoag
Katlyn Hoggatt
Stacy Hugo
Christina Hummel
Ricardo Izquierdo
Jordan Jarecke
Anthony Jarecki
Mary Jaros
Danny Jenkins
Kayla Johnson
Ruth Johnson
Zachary Johnson
Colleen Kean
Jessica Keiter
Amy Kirkpatrick
Jack Knight
Matthew Koerner
Samuel Kolar
Candice Kortus
Ashley Kosmicki
Eli Krause
Megan Kreifels
Jesse Kudron
Lauren Kurtenbach
Seth Lacy
Ashley Lantz
Kate Lavicky
Beth LeDuc
Sara LeDuc
Amanda Lee
Gregory Lenhoff
Sean Lewis
Samatha Liegl
Sarah Lien
Phillip Liescheski
Dylan Lindenstein
Lyndsey Luxford
Kayla Magstadt
Ryan Marthaler
Amy Masek
Sadie Massey
James McBride
Markie McConkey
Jenna McCoy
Richard McDermott
Andrew McKeegan
Tina McMichen
Jake McVeigh
Rafael Meza-Vadales
Maricela MezaVidales
Molly Milana
Daniel Milburn
Bryan Miller
John Miller
Angela Mohr
Emily Morlok
John Morrow
Sean Moser
Jason Muhleisen
Nicole Mulinix
Melissa Mulligan
Sean Murphy
Chelsey Neesen
Alexandria Nelson
Dang Nguyen
Toan Nguyen
Tony Nguyen
Vuong Nguyen
Thomas Nguyen
Keller Niemann
Taylor Noel
Mary Obrist
Elizabeth Oehlertz
Corey O’Hanlon
Allison O’Neill
David Ostasuc
Lindsay Ottersberg
Ariana Peregrine
Tina Phan
Bernie Pieper
Dylann Pinkman
Emily Pohlen
(student of the year)
Preston Power
Tyler Punteney
Aislinn Reeder
Ryan Reeder
Aaron Regan
Colin Reinert
Jessica Robinson
Katlyn Rodaway
Jackie Salem
Liz San Juan
Rachel Sauvageau
Justin Schafers
Kelly Schinkel
Courtney Scholtes
Brittany Selig
Matthew Shea
Andrew Sievert
Melissa Sisel
Ali Smith
Donald Smith
Jennie-Marie Smith
Hanna Sonenberg
Jay Sprouse
Nicole Stebbins
William Steinbach
Paul Stellato
Jacob Stephens
Joel Steuben
Christopher Stoley
Matthew Stoltenberg
Dan Sullivan
Brock Sutton
Cecily Sweet
Ashley Swenson
Maria Tran
Benjamin Tubman
Kyle Uttecht
Dennis Vaggalis
Nathan Verkamp
Kathryn Vestecka
Laura Vinci
Orion Virchow
Megan Vossler
Samantha Waddle
Lucy Waite
Benjamin Walters
Macklin Warrington
Cassie Whittemore
Peter Woolman
Harrison Wurster
Joseph York
Leah Zeleski
HITTING THE BENCHMARKS
Named one of the top 50 Catholic schools in the country in 2006 and 2007,
placing Pius X in the top 4 percent of all Catholic schools
In 2007, 30 students scored a 30+ on the ACT test; 13 percent scored in the
upper 3 percentile on the test
94 percent post secondary enrollment
Fellowships awarded to two English teachers
Time Warner Spotlight on Education Award given to an English teacher
2006-2007 ACADEMIC ACCOMPLISHMENTS
More than 500 scholarships offered to the class of 2007
2 Presidential Scholar Candidates
118 Advanced Placement tests taken for college credit
1 Gates Millennium Scholar
15 Regents Scholarships to University of Nebraska-Lincoln
2 National Merit Scholars
1 ROTC Scholarship
1 Dean’s Scholarship to Benedictine College
1 Board of Governors Award to Nebraska Wesleyan University
1 Regent’s Scholarship to University of Nebraska-Omaha
3 students to study at St. Gregory the Great Seminary, in Seward, Neb.
2 students on Omaha World-Herald All Eastern 1st Academic Team
1 top scholar to University of Nebraska-Lincoln
3 KFRX/Wells Fargo Scholar of the Week recipients
1 first place finisher at district speech and 2 State qualifiers
1 superior rating and first place overall in Spanish Song Competition
5 superior ratings and 1 honorable mention in Spanish Poetry Competition
2 Top Senior Business Award Winners
2 National Council of Supervisors of Mathematics awards from LPS
2 Top Senior Math awards
2nd Place UNL Math Day Quiz Bowl
X-Change Newspaper placed 6th in state journalism competition
1 state champion in journalism competition
Cantabella received a Superior rating at the District Music Contest
X-pressions received an Excellent rating at the District Music Contest
Concert Choir (combination of X-pressions and Spectrum) received a
Superior rating at the District Music Contest
Vocal Music Program received 16 Superior, and 6 Excellent ratings at the
District Music Contest (solos and ensembles)
Symphonic & Jazz Bands both received an Excellent rating at the District
Music Contest
Instrumental Music Program received 14 Superior and 5 Excellent ratings at
the District Music Contest (solos and ensembles)
Symphonic Band & Jazz Bands received a Gold (Superior) rating at the
Performance Artists Festival in Chicago
Jazz Band received a Superior rating at the Nebraska Jazz Festival
Four seniors received Outstanding Musician awards at the Nebraska Jazz
Festival
Two seniors selected to the Young Lions All-Star Jazz Band
One senior selected to the Nebraska Jazz week-end at UNL
Four seniors selected to various honor bands
One senior received Outstanding Jazz Musicianship award at the
Performance Artists Festival in Chicago
Marching Band received 2 Superior ratings and 1 Excellent rating in
marching competitions
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School News
Community gathers to celebrate new addition at Pius X High School
More than 1,000 supporters filled
the new Commons area and gym at Pius
X High School on Aug. 16, to celebrate
the success of the A Tradition of Faith
Campaign, which was the most ambitious
fundraising campaign ever undertaken on
behalf of the school, raising just under $16
million from almost 4,000 contributors.
The new Commons area
is 11, 650 square feet. It
serves as a lunchroom and
entrance and gathering
area for the gymnasium.
The evening began with a blessing
and dedication of the new Commons
and six new classrooms, by the Most
Reverend Bishop Fabian Bruskewitz,
Bishop of Lincoln. Bob Bryant, Master
of Ceremonies, welcomed everyone
and thanked them for their generosity
in making the day possible. “Because of
you, Catholic education will continue to
flourish in Lincoln,” stated Bryant.
The new Commons area is 11,650
square feet, which is 41 percent larger than
its previous space. It serves as a lunchroom
and entrance and gathering area for the
gymnasium. Thanks to the proceeds from
the campaign and the 2007 BOLT event,
we were able to build a 600 foot addition
for a kitchen area, so Pius X has begun
offering healthy lunches every day! We are
so grateful to those who have committed
their time, talents and treasure to make
this dream a reality.
The Knights of Columbus Bishop Kucera Assembly 595 escort
Bishop Bruskewitz during the blessing and dedication.
Bishop Bruskewitz blesses the new Commons area.
Pius X vocal music
instructor, Mary
Zimmer, and
student choir lead
the guests in song
during the blessing.
Angie
and
Dan
Muhleisen,
Chairpersons for the A Tradition of
Faith campaign, commented, “We
were overwhelmed by the true spirit of
generosity shown by the Pius community,
the Catholic Community and the
Lincoln community at large. Individuals,
corporations, foundations, and individual
parishes helped make this campaign a
tremendous success. We are truly grateful
that the generosity of so many allowed us
to raise $16 million dollars.”
Following the blessing and dedication
ceremony, guests enjoyed tours of the
school and a social with hors d’oeuvres
from Premier Catering.
Guests gather in the newly blessed Commons addition for the celebration.
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Pius X receives national recognition
On Oct. 17, the Catholic High School Honor Roll announced its
fourth annual selection of the best 50 Catholic secondary schools in
the United States. For the second year in a row, Pius X High School
has been selected for this prestigious honor. The Honor Roll is an
annual list of the top 50 Catholic high schools in the United States,
where schools are examined on the criteria of academic excellence,
Catholic identity, and civic education. The Honor Roll is a powerful
hools to
resource for parents and a great opportunity for schools
receive much deserved recognition.
The primary goal of the Honor Roll is to
encourage schools to educate students as effectively
as possible, in a way that integrates Catholic faith
and prepares students for active engagement with
the world. As a constructive competition, the Honor
Roll provides insight into the character of Catholic
secondary education and calls everyone to improvee
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the academic and spiritual formation given to America’s
youth. In promoting rigorous education, the Honor Roll desires
to better prepare students for fruitful vocations in politics, business,
and the Church.
“What a wonderful recognition of the extraordinary dedication
and commitment of our faculty, staff, students, administrators and
parents,” said Fr. James Meysenburg, Pius X Superintendent. “I am so
proud of the Pius X High School community. I am especially grateful
to our Catholic parish families who so generously support Pius X.
This honor is a tribute to the many people who have given so much
to provide our students with the opportunity to excel in every aspect
of their lives.”
Pius X High School currently has over 1,000 students in grades
9-12. Tuition is one of the lowest in the country as Pius X strives to
offer an excellent Catholic education that is affordable to all students
in the city of Lincoln.
Bishop Fabian Bruskewitz of the Diocese of Lincoln said he is
grateful that Pius X High School has been named to the Honor Roll
again this year. “I am grateful that Pius X Catholic High School has
earned a place on the 2007 Catholic High School Honor Roll as one
of the 50 best Catholic high schools in the United States,” said Bishop
Bruskewitz. “This recognition is well-deserved and I applaud the
administrators, teachers, parents and students for their dedication
and devotion. Their commitment to quality Catholic education has
helped make Pius X Catholic High School a success.”
“For over 50 years Pius X High School has been blessed by the
quality faculty, staff, students, parents and parish families that God
has brought to our school,” said Tom Korta, Pius X Principal. “I am
grateful that the Catholic High School Honor Roll has again affirmed
the work we are trying to accomplish in ‘Restoring all things in Christ.’
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This honor is one to be shared by all who have contributed their time,
talent and treasure to making Pius X High School the best it can be.”
The Honor Roll is produced in consultation with a national
advisory board comprised of Catholic college presidents and noted
Catholic scholars. Advisory board member Rev. John Schlegel,
President of Creighton University, said the Honor Roll is significant
for Cat
Catholic education. “Catholic high schools that excel at
for
forming
students in the faith and at teaching them to
think critically and act virtuously are a great asset
to the Church,” said Schlegel. “Not only do these
schools deserve to be recognized, but they should
also be imitated by all Catholic schools.”
All of America’s nearly 1,300 Catholic high schools
were invited to apply to the Honor Roll by completing
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three detailed surveys, indicating that inclusion in the
Hon
Honor Roll requires exceptional merit in each of the areas
measured. This balanced approach assesses a school’s adherence
to the Church’s educational calling, where the best schools offer more
than the strong academic preparation Catholic education is known
for. Rather, the best schools also have vibrant Catholic identities and
offer sound civic training that help prepare students to live their faith
in the world.
To see a listing of the top 50 schools, as well as lists of the top 25
schools in each category, visit www.chshonor.org.
St. Pius X Legacy Society
When we depart this life to the next, we won’t be remembered
by the clothes we wore, the kind of vehicles we drove or the houses
we lived in. Rather, we will be remembered by the impact we have
made on others.
Our St. Pius X Legacy Society is a group of individuals and
couples who have come forward and shared the wonderful news that
they plan to remember Pius X with a planned gift and promote the
idea of planned giving toward our school. There are no membership
fees or meetings, and the specific amount of the gift does not need
to be disclosed when informing Pius X. This group is invited twice
a year for Mass and social time. If you would like to become a
member of the St. Pius X Legacy Society, please contact Fr. James
Meysenburg at 402-488-0931 or Michelle Birkel 402-488-1046.
Anonymous (5)
Paul & Michelle Birkel
Terry Connelly
Jack and Margy Dawson
Msgr. James Dawson
Robert Duden
Mary Fenton +
Steve & Patricia Grosserode
Jim Houser
Mike Hughes
Rachel Jensen
Don and Laurie Luensmann
Keith & Pat May
Fr. Michael Morin
Paul and Rosemary Reinsch
Guy and Faie Saunders
Howard and Doris Schiefelbein
Clara Sullivan +
Richard A. Wiese
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Development News
Distinguished Stewardship Award
On behalf of Pius X High School, Fr. Liam Barr presented the First Annual Distinguished Stewardship Award to Keith and
Pat May at the A Tradition of Faith celebration on Aug. 16. Nominations were sought earlier this past year for individuals who
have demonstrated exemplary service to Pius X High School, been role models within the community, are leaders in fulfilling our
mission to “Restore All Things in Christ” and who share their gifts of time, talent and treasure with Pius X.
Keith and Pat have both been longtime volunteers for both Pius X High School and for their parish, the Cathedral of
the Risen Christ. The Mays are both 1966 graduates of Pius X. All four of their children, Jennifer, Laura, Aaron and Caitlin,
also graduated from Pius X. Keith has been a Pius X board member since 1982, and has served as parish chairperson of the
“Continuing the Commitment” campaign. Keith and Pat were board chairs of the “Embrace the Future” campaign, and have both served on the BOLT committee
throughout the years.
Beyond the Pius X community, Keith and Pat served as chair couple of the 1999 diocesan “Crossing the Threshold” campaign, and are both members of the Catholic
business organization, Legatus. Keith is also a long time member of the Lincoln Serra Club, and past member of the Diocesan Foundation Board. Congratulations Keith
and Pat!
2008 Distinguished Stewardship
Award nomination
IRA gift opportunities
Donors age 70 ½ and older can still make a tax-free gift from
their IRA, BUT you only have until the end of 2007!
If you are age 70 ½ and older, the Federal government permits
you to donate money from your IRA directly to Pius X in 2007
without claiming any income or paying any tax on the withdrawal.
These tax-free rollover gifts could be $1,000, $10,000 or any
amount up to $100,000. There are a few important rules to note:
Your gift counts toward your required minimum
distribution for 2007
Your IRA administrator needs to complete a check payable
to Pius X High School
Married couples can each make a gift from their IRA
You do not receive a tax deduction for your gift
Our Development Office can supply you with a form to
send to your IRA administrator. Hurry! The law expires at the
end of this year so we strongly recommend you contact your
administrator prior to Dec. 10, if you are planning on making a
charitable donation before the end of the year!
If you are younger than 70 1/2, you can make future gifts
from your IRA to the Pius X Foundation or charity of your
choice.
Bequest ~ designate Pius X as a beneficiary of your IRA. If
you want to leave your IRA to children or family, you can
give a percentage of your IRA to the school and the
remainder to family.
Testamentary IRA Charitable Trust ~ you can establish a
charitable remainder trust as the beneficiary of your IRA
upon your death. Your trust can provide income to family
members for a period of years and then distribute to Pius X.
Nominations are being sought for friends of Pius X High School who
deserve to be recognized for their outstanding service to Pius X through
their gifts of time, talent and treasure. A good steward is one who receives
God’s gifts gratefully, cherishes those gifts, shares them with others and
returns a portion to the Lord. Nominations for this award must be received
by May 31, 2008. The recipient(s) will be announced and awarded at our
Friends of Pius X Appreciation Reception in August 2008. We are interested
in individuals who:
Have demonstrated exemplary service to Pius X High School
Have been a role model within their community
Are leaders in fulfilling our mission to “Restore All Things in Christ”
Share their gifts of time, talent and treasure with Pius X
Nominees must be available to accept this award in person at the
reception in August. If someone you know meets the above criteria, or if
you would like to put your own name in for nomination, please send a letter
including, your name and contact information, the nominee’s name and
contact information and a detailed explanation why the nominee should
receive this award to:
Michelle Birkel
Development Director
Pius X High School
6000 A Street
Lincoln, NE 68510
or email: [email protected]
Always consult with your financial advisor(s) to learn
more about charitable giving. For more information, contact:
Michelle Birkel
402-488-1046
[email protected]
Michael Henkenius
402-488-2142 ext. 113
[email protected]
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New endowed $100,000 fund to provide scholarships to Pius X students
This past July, Steve Grosserode contacted the
Originally from Tilden, Neb., Steve did not have the opportunity to go to a
Catholic Planned Giving Office to begin plans to establish
Catholic school. Marcella, however, attended a Catholic school in West Point, Neb.
a scholarship in memory of his first, late wife, Marcella
Early on, both Steve and Marcella knew that they wanted their own children to
Grosserode. It was his intent to begin this fund to help
have a Catholic education. Three of their children attended Pius X High School,
students from families with financial need by paying a
where they received an excellent education. Steve is so happy that his children
portion of their tuition costs. This scholarship will assist
attended Pius X, which he feels laid the foundation for their future. “I am so proud
many students well into the future because of Steve’s
of my children,” commented Steve. “They all attended the University of Nebraska-
thoughtful foresight. Steve took advantage of the IRA charitable giving law that
Lincoln after Pius X and pursued professional careers. All three are good, practicing
allows individuals age 70 ½ and older to donate money from their IRA directly to a
Catholics today.”
charity such as Pius X.
Their oldest daughter, Mary, graduated from Pius X in 1967 and became a
Steve and Marcella were married on June 10, 1947. Prior to meeting Steve,
teacher. She taught for 28 years and is now retired and lives in Bellevue, Neb. Their
Marcella attended Creighton University School of Nursing in Omaha, Neb. and
other daughter, Patricia, graduated in 1969. She became a pharmacist and worked
graduated in 1944. She then went to the Army Nurse Corp. and was stationed in
outside of the home until she had children. She now lives in Omaha, Neb. Their son,
Guam and Saipan for a year before returning home. Marcella settled into married
Robert, graduated in 1972 and became an ophthalmologist in Antioch, Calif., where
life and stayed at home with their children until they left home. “Marcella was a
he still practices today.
great, devoted mother,” remarked Steve. “She specialized in pediatrics and that
training really paid off when we had children of our own.” Marcella later worked
in the family business as an office manager for their cattle feeding operation in
Pius X High School would like to thank Steve and many others who have lived
their lives as good stewards with the gifts God has bestowed on them. We are very
fortunate and grateful!
Milford, Neb.
Named Scholarships and Endowed Funds: gift opportunities that help our students
Thanks to the generosity of many donors, Pius X will be awarding
approximately $28,000 in scholarships for the 2007-2008 year. Establishing a
The following Named Scholarships have already been established or are almost
complete:
Named Fund or Scholarship gives individuals the opportunity to honor and
remember loved ones while actively supporting Pius X’s quality, Catholic education.
Once a Named Scholarship is created, the funds are invested in the Foundation’s
Endowment. The interest earned is used to help pay a portion of students’ tuition.
A Named Fund works in the same way, however the interest earned is used to help
support and run the high school each year.
Vince Aldrich Memorial Scholarship
Michael Anderson Memorial Scholarship
Liam and Lorraine Barr Memorial Scholarship
Kristin Bottger Memorial Scholarship
Jim and Merle Briggs Memorial Scholarship
Richard and Dorothy Burke Memorial Scholarship
Charles E. Chace Memorial Scholarship
SCHOLARSHIPS
Because the scholarship is endowed, it will last forever and serve as a
permanent memorial. This means you can financially assist current as well as
future students for many years to come. As the scholarship balance increases, so
does the amount of aid students receive.
Monsignor Dawson Scholarship
Clint Eckhout Memorial Scholarship
Stephanie L. Fiedler Memorial Scholarship
John Michael Foley Memorial Scholarship
Matt Grosserode Memorial Scholarship
There are several ways to set up a Named Fund or Scholarship. A gift of
cash or stock will immediately establishes these funds. Also, a Named Fund or
Scholarship can be left as a gift in your will or designated as the beneficiary of your
IRA or pension plan. A life insurance gift is another option.
Steve H. Grosserode Scholarship in memory of Marcella Grosserode
J. F. Houser Citizenship Scholarship in Honor of Donald J. Houser
Don Kelley Scholarship
Kathi Krause Memorial Scholarship
Glenn and Ann Miller Memorial Scholarship
Paul & Rosemary Reinsch Scholarship
It is possible for anyone to make contributions to any of the endowed
scholarships at any time. This allows scholarship balances to grow and
provide more financial aid to the students that receive them. Donations
in any amount are always welcome. If you would like information on
establishing or donating to a Named Scholarship, please call the Pius X
Development Office at 402-488-1046.
Robert T. Roach Memorial Scholarship
Amy Rodeno Scholarship in Memory of Dr. and Mrs. Lynn Sharrar
Patrick Schafers Memorial Scholarship
Charles Shandera Memorial Scholarship
Harold and Cecilia Sherman Scholarship
Linda Sloup Memorial Scholarship
Jules J. and Clovis J. VanDersarl Endowment
R. Scott Wickham Memorial Scholarship
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Development News
2008 Outstanding Alumni Award nomination
Nominations are being sought for Pius X High School alumni who deserve to be recognized as an Outstanding Alumnus/Alumna.
Nominations for this award must be received by May 31, 2008. The recipient will be announced and awarded at our Friends of Pius X
Appreciation Reception in August 2008. We are interested graduates who:
Are leaders in fulfilling our mission to “Restore All Things in Christ”
Have graduated from Pius X at least 10 years ago
Are recognized on a local, state and national level in their field
Have been awarded for contributions in their profession
Are leading a life of leadership and service and are outstanding examples of Catholic values, virtues and ideals
Nominees must be available to accept this award in person at the reception in August. If someone you know meets the above
criteria, or if you would like to put your own name in for nomination, please send a letter including, your name and contact information,
the nominee’s name and contact information and a detailed explanation why the nominee should receive this award to:
Jim Partington ’57 received
the 2006 Outstanding Alumni
Award.
Michelle Birkel
Development Director
Pius X High School
6000 A Street
Lincoln, NE 68510
or email: [email protected]
Introducing the Annual Appeal
“As a Pius X Foundation Board member, I remain committed to providing a quality Catholic education that remains affordable to
all families in Lincoln. The Annual Appeal will allow The Foundation to keep the tuition affordable by providing an increase in funding
to Pius X. God has given me the ability to do my share in making an annual commitment to the Foundation.”
-Robert Bryant, Pius X Foundation Board of Directors Chair.
The 2007-2008 Annual Appeal, one of our school’s major fundraising initiatives, is now underway. The school year is in full motion
and off to a great start with enrollment of 1,005 students! We have our largest freshmen class ever - 296 students. With the blessing of
more students and the additional costs of maintaining a larger campus, the total expenses will be substantially higher.
The Annual Appeal is Pius X’s yearly fundraising effort to generate revenues to “close the gap” between the tuition charged and the
actual cost associated with operating and maintaining our high school. Tuition alone does not cover the cost of a student’s education
at Pius X High School. Thanks to the help from supporting parishes in the Lincoln Deanery, parish assessments pay $2,220 per student
in financial support. The “gap” difference for the 2007-2008 year is $650 per student. This year, 1,005 young adults from the Lincoln
community have chosen to attend Pius X High School. Most certainly, far fewer would be educated at our school if the actual cost of a
student’s tuition ($4,370) were charged.
Gifts to the Annual Appeal impact every student and faculty member in strengthening and improving the overall quality of a Pius
X education. Annual Appeal revenues support the operating budget to fund:
Pius X’s faith-based curriculum
Teacher salaries
Tuition assistance
Maintenance of the campus and building
It is with a humble heart that I call upon your generosity once again. We have so much to be grateful for here at our school. We
have included a return envelope in this mailing for your convenience. You may make your gift online at www.piusx.net. Click on the
“Make an Online Donation to Pius X High School” link and select Pius X Annual Appeal {Donate Now}. We ask your support if you
are able by making a financial investment in Pius X. We are most grateful for your consideration.
Rev. James J. Meysenburg
Superintendent
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Frequently asked Annual Appeal questions
Q: What is the Annual Appeal?
A: The Annual Appeal is a fundraising effort conducted to meet the
operating needs of the school, which are not covered by tuition. The Goal
for the 2007-2008 Annual Appeal is to raise $280,000.
Q: What does the Annual Appeal fund?
A: Tuition, fees and parish assessments pay a portion of the actual
cost of educating each student (see page 2). A “gap” of $650 exists
between the tuition charged and the actual cost ($4,370) of educating
each student. Generosity by many Pius X supporters on an annual
basis is needed to provide funds to fill that gap, keep tuition costs more
Q: Is it possible to go without an Annual Appeal?
A:
Only if the tuition equals the costs.
Q: Can I make a pledge to the Annual Appeal?
A: Absolutely! Pledges allow individuals and families the opportunity
to consider larger commitments than they would usually consider by
making a one-time gift.
Q: How should payments be made?
A: A donor may choose to pay in full, quarterly or semiannually.
Checks should be made payable to the Pius X Foundation.
affordable and cover the operating costs throughout the year.
Q: Is my gift to the Annual Appeal tax deductible?
Q: If this money is needed for operations, why don’t they just raise
tuition?
A: For many years Pius X has made every effort to keep the cost
of tuition affordable for students in the Lincoln area who desire an
education. Minor tuition increases have been necessary in the past
to fund the programs and costs associated with a private faith-based
high school. Without funding from the Annual Appeal, the tuition cost
per student would be prohibitive for many families. Regarding parent
support in particular, financially supporting the Annual Appeal allows
parents tax benefits that simply raising tuition would not.
A:
Yes, all gifts are tax deductible to the full extent of the law.
Q: Can I put pay for my gift via credit card?
A:
Yes. Pius X will accept both Visa and MasterCard.
Q: Can I make my gift online instead of sending the form back in the
mail?
A: Yes. To make your gift online, go to the Pius X webpage at www.
piusx.net. To make a direct gift, click on the Make an Online Donation to
Pius X High School link and select Pius X Annual Appeal {Donate Now}.
Q: What sources other than parents support the school?
A: Currently, every student attending Pius X receives financial
support from donors. A portion of every student’s tuition is paid
in some part by donors and students are also supported in part by
parish contributions. Last year businesses, alumni, board members,
grandparents and parents supported the high school.
Q: What is expected or what’s an average gift contribution?
A:
A $100 gift to the Annual Appeal from one family might be a
Q: Are matching gifts accepted?
A: Donors are encouraged to inquire about their employers’
matching gift program. These programs match the amount of the donor’s
charitable gift often doubling their donation. Please include a completed
matching gift form with your gift.
Q: Are gifts of stock accepted?
A:
Many donors prefer giving appreciated stock. The value of the
stretch, and a $650 or more gift from another family to fund the gap
might be relatively affordable. If you are financially capable of funding
the gap difference per student, please consider making a contribution
at the gap giving level. Choosing to give to the Annual Appeal and the
stock determines the tax deduction on the date the transfer occurs.
Donors do not have to pay capital gains taxes and the tax deduction
varies with individual financial circumstances. Donors are encouraged
to consult with their financial advisors. Please contact the Development
amount you determine to be right for you is a decision based on your
own specific situation.
Office at 402-488-1046 for assistance with transferring stock.
Q: Does Pius X operate with a balanced budget?
A:
Yes! Every year a budget is passed by the Board of Advisors and
the budget is balanced.
Q: What benefits will I get by contributing to the Annual Appeal?
A:
A gift to the Annual Appeal is a tax-deductible gift (tuition is not).
Individuals who contribute gifts of $1,000 or more will be recognized at
the annual Friends of Pius X Dinner. Contributors to the Annual Appeal
are also acknowledged in the Foundation’s Annual Report.
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Development News
Building
Outstanding
Leaders
Today
Pius X Foundation Board of Directors
August 2007
BOLT 2007 was a huge success, and we have the numbers to prove it!
“Cirque de BOLT” was the theme for our fundraiser, and over 650 guests
came ready to help us raise funds for Pius X.
The BOLT event helped us give $200,000 to the school. The revenue
raised goes for capital improvements and to the Booster Club. If you walk
into our new Commons, you will see where we spent the money - we have
built a catering kitchen! It has been several years since Pius X High School
has had a hot lunch program. We are now offering healthy choices for our
students, and it seems to be money well spent. The catering kitchen is very
expensive and we still owe on it, so part of next year’s funds will go toward
retiring the debt.
Our version of eBay is eBolt. If you have something that you think
would work well for online bidding please call me. This was very successful
Pictured in front row (left to right): Ed Woolman ’79, Kent Endacott ’83, Bob Bryant, Michael Henkenius and Sue Lange; back row: George Easley ‘57, Fr. Jim Meysenburg, Keith
May ’66 and Michelle Birkel. Not pictured: Jim Love ‘62, Mary Brake ’70, Pat McCabe ’79
and Liz Fieselman ’82.
Pius X Board of Advisors
August 2007
last year, and we would like to offer everyone the opportunity to participate
in the eBolt auction again this year.
As Director of BOLT, I am privileged to hear all the great comments
for the success of BOLT, but I remind everyone that it is so wonderful,
because of all the parents and students who volunteered for committees
and who bought or sold lottery tickets and all our guests who attend BOLT.
You are our treasures, and we could not have done it without you! I also
want to thank all of our donors. Our auction is one of the best because of
your generous support. You make our event a success!
Please save the date for next year’s event “Oceans ‘08…BOLT 2008,”
on April 26, 2008. The coordinating committee includes Paul and Michelle
Hassler, Dr. Rex and Karen Largen, Tom and Marty Novotny, Scott and Mary
Spethman, Dr. Vince and Brenda Sutton and Tom and Sonya Zimmerman.
I must tell you they are wonderful, hard working volunteers and have some
great surprises for next year. All committee members sign up to work on
BOLT for three years, so please thank them when you see them.
Keep checking the Pius X webpage for details and updates about BOLT.
If you have any questions on how to be a part of this great fundraiser either
Pictured in front row (left to right): Mary Spethman, Karen Largen ’81, Joan Tasler ’83,
Sister Veronica Volkmer, Nicole Simon, and Genny Albrecht; middle row: Tom Huston,
Michelle Birkel, Fr. Jim Meysenburg, Susan Foley ’78, Paul Pistulka, Mike Murphy, Herb
Reese, Michael Henkenius and Bernie Rempe ’63; back row: Gary Hoebelheinrich, Scott
Krause ’76, Fr. Doug Dietrich, Tom Korta and Ben Mattern. Not pictured: Shannon
Anderson, Steve Burt, Angie Muhleisen, Fr. Joseph Nemec, Fr. Sullivan, Steve Andersen,
Jodi Fischer, Jan Frayser, Fr. Lyle Johnson, Jane Manzitto, Chris Raun, Alan Slattery, Steve
Jaros, Fr. Joel Panzer and Fr. Robert Tucker.
Pius X Development Office Staff
August 2007
with a donation, Lottery Ticket purchase, by attending or volunteering,
please email [email protected] or call 402-488-0931.
Deb Schulte, BOLT Director
We know that not everyone can attend BOLT, but you can
still be a part of the festivities by bidding on the great items
donated for our eBolt auction. We are in need of items for
the online auction, and are especially looking for timeshares
for trips, tickets to special events or new items to sell. These
items can come from any of our friends who live in Lincoln
or around the country. If you think you have something that
would work for our auction, please contact Deb Schulte
before the end of December. Thank you for your support!
Pictured (left to right): Mary Bossung, Administrative Assistant, Marita Schafers Ward,
Alumni Director, Deb Schulte, BOLT Director, Michelle Birkel, Development Director,
Amy Riley, Administrative Assistant and Michael Henkenius, Diocesan Planned Giving
Director.
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Pius X Foundation 2006-2007 Annual Report
It is our pleasure to present to you the Pius X Foundation Annual Report
for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2007. This report reflects your continued
commitment to Lincoln’s only Catholic high school.
Exhibit A*
Statement of Assets, Liabilities and Net Assets - Cash Basis
For the year ended June 30, 2007
(with comparative totals for the year ended June 30, 2006)
The primary objectives of the Foundation are to generate income to:
2007
Keep our education affordable to all students
Ensure long-term financial stability
Provide adequate compensation for faculty and staff
Independent Auditor’s Report
August 23, 2007
We have audited the accompanying statement of assets,
liabilities, and net assets – cash basis of Pius X Foundation (a
nonprofit organization) as of June 30, 2007, and the related
statement of revenue, expenses and changes in net assets – cash
basis for the year then ended. These financial statements are the
responsibility of the Foundation’s management. Our responsibility
is to express an opinion on these financial statements based on
our audit. The prior year summarized comparative information
has been derived from Pius X Foundation’s 2006 financial
statements, and, in our report dated September 13, 2006, we
expressed an unqualified opinion on those financial statements.
Cash & cash equivalents
As described in Note 1, these financial statements were prepared
on the cash basis of accounting, which is a comprehensive
basis of accounting other than generally accepted accounting
principles.
In our opinion, the financial statements referred to above
present fairly, in all material respects, the assets, liabilities, and
net assets of Pius X Foundation as of June 30, 2007.
Strain Slattery Barkley & Co., CPAs, P.C.
$
632,506
$
605,597
Investments
Certificates of deposit
83,833
80,694
Marketable securities
5,412,712
4,854,177
Cash surrender value of life insurance
53,286
50,084
Assets held charitable remainder trust
108,688
91,503
$ 6,291,025
$ 5,682,055
$
$
Total assets
Liabilities & Net Assets
Liabilities
Advanced tuition deposit
Liability under charitable remainder trust
agreement
Total liabilities
----60,579
$
60,579
3,100
52,653
$
55,753
Net assets
Unrestricted
General
We conducted our audit in accordance with auditing standards
generally accepted in the United States of America. Those
standards require that we plan and perform the audit to obtain
reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements are
free of material misstatement. An audit includes examining, on
a test basis, evidence supporting the amounts and disclosures
in the financial statements. An audit also includes assessing the
accounting principles used and significant estimates made by
management, as well as evaluating the overall financial statement
presentation. We believe that our audit provides a reasonable
basis for our opinion.
2006
Assets
Scholarship fund
Total unrestricted net assets
Permanently restricted - scholarship fund
Total liabilities and net assets
5,663,107
5,115,145
6,870
8,459
5,669,977
5,123,604
560,469
502,698
$ 6,291,025
$ 5,682,055
* This is selected information taken from audited financial
statements for the twelve month period ending June 30, 2007.
Complete financial statements including notes can be obtained
by contacting the Pius X Development Office.
As part of its 50th anniversary, Pius X High School conducted
a fundraising campaign, A Tradition of Faith, that raised
approximately $16 million in pledges. The campaign was
designed to raise money to expand and update Pius X High
School’s property and to provide support to the Foundation
and Catholic parishes in Lincoln, Neb. The Foundation expects
to receive approximately $6 million over the next five years as
part of this fundraising campaign.
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Exhibit B*
Statement of Revenue, Expenses and Changes in Net Assets - Cash Basis
For the year ended June 30, 2007
(with comparative totals for the year ended June 30, 2006)
2007
Unrestricted
General
Scholarship
Fund
2006
Permanently Restricted
Total
Scholarship
Fund
Total
Total
Revenue
Contributions
$ 136,711
$
750
$ 137,461
$ 43,932
$ 181,393
$ 233,207
154,848
21,281
176,129
-----
176,129
151,514
3,202
-----
3,202
-----
3,202
3,523
639,708
-----
639,708
4,605
644,313
298,529
Investment Income
Interest & Dividends
Increase in cash
surrender value of
life insurance
Realized &
unrealized gains on
investments
Net Change in value
of beneficial interest
in charitable
remainder trust
Total Revenue
-----
-----
-----
9,259
9,259
2,938
934,469
22,031
956,500
57,796
1,014,296
689,711
314,225
-----
314,225
-----
314,225
269,740
-----
23,620
23,620
-----
23,620
17,600
Program
Scholarships awarded
Management & general
Professional fees
1,167
-----
1,167
-----
1,167
2,320
Investment fees
43,507
-----
43,507
-----
43,507
41,989
27,608
-----
27,608
25
27,633
18,461
Total Expenses
386,507
23,620
410,127
25
410,152
350,110
Net increase (decrease)
in net assets
547,962
(1,589)
546,373
57,771
604,144
339,601
5,115,145
8,459
5,123,604
502,698
5,626,302
5,286,701
$ 5,663,107
$ 6,870
$ 5,669,977
$ 560,469
$ 6,230,446
$ 5,626,302
Fundraising expenses
Net assets, beginning
of year
Net assets, end of year
By diocesan standards, the Pius X Foundation provides 5 percent of
the total income for the school’s general operating budget each year.
Approximately 81 cents of each dollar in interest income earned goes
directly to pay for faculty salaries and benefits.
The donors listed below made gifts to the Foundation during the
2006-2007 school year. We have made every attempt to publish a
comprehensive and accurate list of donors. We sincerely apologize if
your name was inadvertently omitted or printed incorrectly. If this is the
case, please contact the Development Office. Thank you again for your
generosity and kindness!
SCHOLARSHIPS
Expenses
Subsidy to Pius X
High School
Gifts to the Foundation
Pius X will be awarding approximately
$28,000 in scholarships for the 2007-2008
year. Establishing a Named Scholarship
gives individuals the opportunity to honor
and remember loved ones while actively
supporting Pius X’s quality, Catholic
education. Once a named scholarship
is created, the funds are invested in the
Foundation’s Endowment. The interest
earned is used to help pay a portion of a
students’ tuition.
Because the scholarship is endowed, it
will last forever and serve as a permanent
memorial. This means you can financially
assist current students as well as many
students in the years to come. As the
scholarship balance increases, so does the
amount of aid a student receives.
Thanks to generous benefactors,
these scholarships are available to Pius
X students. Each scholarship has its own
criteria.
Vince Aldrich Memorial Scholarship
R. Michael Keenan
Tim & Mary Knight
Pat & Beth McCabe
Michael Anderson Memorial
Scholarship
Pat & Adaire Anderson
Donald & Catherine Matthews
Kelly Morehouse
Ed Regelean
Mary Regelean
Liam and Lorraine Barr Memorial
Scholarship
Declan C. Barr
Very Rev. Liam M. Barr, .
Marilue Becker Memorial Scholarship
Gaylord & Marilue Becker
Kristin Bottger Memorial Scholarship
BNSF Railway Company
Norm & Sheri Bottger
Bill & Madeline Christen
Timothy & Jennifer Conzemius
Msgr. James D. Dawson Scholarship
Terry R. Connelly
Pictured (clockwise): Colby Honke, Max Laird, MyLynn Nguyen and
Kellie Holtmeier prepare slides to study cells under microscopes for
their AP biology class.
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Clint Eckhout Memorial Scholarship
Dean & Neomi Hascall
Family & Friends of Clint Eckhout
Stephanie L. Fiedler Memorial
Scholarship
Jason & Megan Masten
Paul & Debbie Maynard
Rob & Marla Richter
Pat Sheppard
Twila Wakefield
Matt Grosserode Memorial Scholarship
Donna Charko
Dorothy Grosserode
John & Joann Grosserode
Paul Jarrett
Sarah Mahoney
Kelly & Chris McGovern
Don Kelley Scholarship
Pat & Beth McCabe
Kathi Krause Memorial Scholarship
Curtis & Michele Carstens
Dan & Connie Ernst
Chuck & Pat Fricke
Kevin & Debbie Jarosik
Patricia Krause
Scott & Beth Krause
Sam & Jane Manzitto
Tim & Ginnelle Ries
Glenn E. & Ann J. Miller Memorial
Scholarship
Ray & Peggy Grimm
Don & Georgia Miller
Paul & Rosemary Reinsch Scholarship
Paul & Rosemary Reinsch
Robert T. Roach Memorial Scholarship
Richard Burke
Marysue Wendt
Patrick Schafers Memorial Scholarship
Rene Daniels
Eric & Angie Schafers
Michael & Lisa Schafers
Jeanette Steider
Celia Wahl
Don & Marita Ward
Harold and Cecelia Sherman
Scholarship
Cecilia Sherman
William & Christine Thompson
Linda Sloup Memorial Scholarship
Mike & Monica Balters
Catherine Danahy
Jill Nolton
Wells Fargo Bank
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R. Scott Wickham Memorial
Scholarship
Larry & Judy Kramer
David Luken
Tom & Shelly Reams
Ellen Spelman
ENDOWED FUNDS
Jules J. and Clovis J. VanDersarl
Endowment in Science and Music
Jules V. & Mary VanDersarl
GIFTS IN MEMORY
In memory of Michael Aksamit
Dianne Blaser
In memory of Sister Amata
Elizabeth Mitton
In memory of Santo Arrigo
Ernest & Mary Arrigo
Miroslav & Antonine Hamersky
Eric & Margaret Pierson
Gerald Stilmock
In memory of Jane Ostdick Auman
Connie Coup
In memory of Rose E. Baker
Dan & Alice Majerus
In memory of George & Elizabeth
Banker
Mary Elbert
In memory of James Bargmann
Jeanne & Philip Brusnahan
Charles & Ann Clifford
Donald & Anne Gammill
Mary Graham
Dorothy Grosserode
Gordon, Shirley & Lori Heuertz
Robert & Mariana Hill
Pat & Ruth Lester
Bobby Dean & Guadalupe Livingston
Tom & Margaret Tracy
In memory of Robert & Virginia Barlow
Barbara Kreader
In memory of Dennis Barry
Mary Abel
In memory of Louis Cecava
Chris & Karen Hardesty
In memory of Jack Giltner
Thomas & Audrey Giltner
In memory of William Kehr
Mary Stucky
In memory of Ken & Doris Chesshir
Stan Chesshir
In memory of William Clare Goggins
Michael & Rheta Davis
William and Mary Goggins
In memory of Shawn Kelley
Tim Power
Laura Swanson
In memory of Steve Goodwater
Carrie Cada-Love
In memory of Judy Knopp
Cisco Systems Foundation
John Knopp
In memory of Sharon “Shari” Christen
Gerold & Ann Chalupa
George & Marguerite Ciani
Kenneth & Leona Dostal
Sally Duncan
Estate of Sharon Christen
Robert Fillaus, III
Robert & Mary Gonderinger
Margaret Gross
Delores Lyne
Ryan Trausch
Kirk & Janice Vifquain
Michael & Mary Vrchota
Louis Wenzl
Kemper & Peggy Wilkins
In memory of Nora C. Clancy
Linda Buethe
Christine Clancy
In memory of Lawrence & Norma Gude
Charles & Louise Greenway
In memory of Norma Gude
Mary Anne Curry
In memory of Joseph Haggerty
Mary Beth Bellotti
In memory of Cindy D. Hanseling
Jo Theis
In memory of Pat Hardesty
Chris & Karen Hardesty
In memory of John & Mary Clinch
Gloria Clinch Stephenson
In memory of Candi Harms
Stanley & Patricia Harms
Ken & Dru Sypal
In memory of Marie L. Connelly
Terry & Jennifer Connelly
Virginia Connelly
In memory of George & Arlene
Hauschild
Michael & Carol Laughlin
In memory of Mr. & Mrs. Robert
Crosby
Sue M. Smith
In memory of Roger Healy
Jay Richardson
In memory of Beth Davis
Bob & Lisa Davis
Lori Kreifels
Susan Marlatt
In memory of Jon Donlan
Karen Corscadden
In memory of Deanna Jakub Dougherty
Greg & Kelli Kouma
In memory of Linda Downs
Dale & Kathe Downs
In memory of Carl & Mary Ellen Epolite
Mary Hoskovec
In memory of Janice M. Heng
Jim & Mary Love
In memory of Dr. William & Lillian
Higgins
Nancy A. Higgins
In memory of John & Marie Hoff
Cheri Boettner
In memory of Mr. & Mrs. Darwin
Hoover
Pat Lorenz
In memory of Dorothy Hottovy
Connie Kubat
In memory of Robert & Anna Houser
John and Sharon Hanigan
In memory of Madelyn Benton
Alicen Schulte
In memory of Frank Eskey & Delores
Eskey
Leo & Garland Eskey
Kathleen Steinke
In memory of Mary Helen Berryman
June Klute
In memory of Patricia Esser
John & Martha Esser
In memory of Joseph & Margaret Ineck
Janet Doulas
In memory of William J. Bliss
John & Joanne Kerr
In memory of Mary Fenton
Robert & Margaret Schemmel
In memory of Earl & Teresa Brady
Mary Tilton
In memory of Dr. Kenneth Fijan
Kent & Patty Gilmore
In memory of Stanley & Martha
Jablonski
ARL Credit Services, Inc.
Rich and Donette Jablonski
In memory of Toni Brown
Linda Brown
In memory of Jackson Sellmeyer
Browning
Jon & Maura Browning
Greg Dawson
Jenny Meyer
In memory of Debbie Brusnahan
Teresa Brusnahan
In memory of JoAnn Fisher
James & Maureen Fisher
In memory of Harold Fouts
Anne Pappas
In memory of Lonnie Fransen
Jeff Dodd
John P. Franssen
Tim Franssen
Mick & Diane Horak
John Voboril
In memory of Joseph W. Hraban
JoAnn Kempton
In memory of Rose Jonas
Robert & Charlotte Crosby
In Memory of Msgr. Mitchell
Kaczmarek
Kathryn Moffat
In memory of Gerald & Leola Kamler
Ron & Michele Votipka
In memory of Randy Karpisek
Wayne Petrzilka
In memory of Raymond Kobza
Wayne F. Kobza
In memory of Glen & Geraldine Kohel
Richard Kohel
In memory of Katie Lynn Korensky
Toby & Jennifer Korensky
In memory of Joseph Kovarik
Guy & Faie Saunders
In memory of Eugene Landkamer
Matt Cashore
Pat & Ruth Lester
In memory of Mark Landkamer
Joe Burbach
In memory of Michael Lemonds
Kathy Pinkas
In memory of Francis Lempka & Karl
Dickinson
Joe & Kacey Lempka
Patrick Lempka
In memory of Leo & Roberta Luken
David Luken
In memory of Don & Ronnie Machacek
Mary Lou Machacek
In memory of John “Jack” Mahoney
Margaret Mahoney
Ann Mahoney Swarts
In memory of Collette Malolepszy
Kathy Hebert
In memory of Jerome Masek
James & Monica Loye
In memory of Evelyn McCrory
Beth Bartels
In memory of Patrick McGuire
Tom & Deb Duden
In memory of Patrick McLaughlin
Bill & Julie Ashburn
In memory of Joseph McWilliams
Karen McWilliams
In memory of Ann J. Miller
Mary Ann Peterson
In memory of Paul & Genevieve Miller
Michael & Kyong Miller
In memory of Larry Mitchell
Shari Congelton
In memory of Corwin D. Moore
Paul & Rosemary Reinsch
In memory of Mary Morin
Cathy Flood
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In memory of Marjean Walker Moses
Nancy Heiser
In memory of Laurie Schaffer
Jennifer Soucie Kitt
In memory of Sean Michael Varner
Megan Katz
In honor of Robert Koerner
Tom & Shelley Koerner
In memory of Marjorie Murphy
Mike D. Murphy
In memory of Lewis J. Schneider
Bob D. Schneider
In memory of Oscar & Dianna Vidal
Fred & Lourdes Heuermann
In honor of Margaret Kouma
Greg & Kelli Kouma
In memory of Helen Navin
Cheryl Berberet
In memory of Ruth Schroer
Donna Damrow
In honor of Frances Kucera
Con Kucera
In memory of Wasyl & Valentina
Nebesniak
Mila Plosky
In memory of Michael Schug
Kristin Adams
In memory of Peter and Mildred
Vuchetich
Peter D. Vuchetich
David Vuchetich
In memory of Evelyn Newman
Mary Worster
In memory of Mike & Gene Noonan
Vivian Walters
In memory of Jim & Emma Novak
Frank Novak
In memory of Larry W. O’Brien
Robert & Mary MaCoy
JoAnn O’Brien
In memory of Margery Schuster
James & JoAnn Schuster
In memory of Janet Schroer Seip
Patricia Stetson
In memory of Father Paul Sheehy
Mary J. Jeppson
In memory of Earl Siepker
Mary Sincebaugh
In memory of Bob & Joy York
John & Sheila Kuchta
In memory of Sandra Odgaard
Jason & Katina Bryant
In memory of Andy Snell
Paul & Janet Wheeler
In memory of Jacqueline O’Neill
Mae Aksamit
In memory of Leo Soucie
Cheri Esslinger
In memory of Don Overton
Jeff Saeger & Linda Sullivan
In memory of Barbara SpenceO’Donnell
Don Thompson
In memory of Brett Romberg
Brian & Renee Pagels
Monte & Cassie Sudbeck
In memory of Diane Ruzicka
Frederick & Becky Ruzicka
In memory of Patrick Ryan
Charleen Smith
In memory of Jim & Lillian Samek
Chuck & Rose Dalton
In memory of Robert Sawdon
Larry & Mary Arth
In memory of Val & Zena Weiler
Martha Shinkle
In memory of Kathy Ress Wittstruck
Martha Miller
Dave & Dawn Ress
In memory of Don Smith
Michael Sullivan
In memory of Joseph & Ellen Rocke
Kay Owen
In memory of Gene Wakefield
Steve & Julie Zeplin
In memory of Joyce Shepard
Larry Shepard
In memory of Brian Scott O’Connell
Thomas R. & Cathy O’Connell
O’Connell Construction, L.L.C.
In memory of Carol Partington
Excelsior College
Mae Aksamit
Steve and Marty Allen
Jarold and Myra Bartek
Paul and Michelle Birkel
Sally Burt
Gary and Mary Dodd
Dominic and Rosemary Elsener
Stephen and Jan Frayser
Roland and Cynthia Gentzler
Linus and Gertrude Ketterer
Wayne and Catherine Oberg
James Otto
James and Mary Jane Partington
Jim & Barbara Partington
Pius X faculty & Staff
Edward and Betty Porn
Margaret Reeder
Herb and Virginia Reese
Jim and Jolene Ritzman
Calliope Vaggalis
In memory of William J. Wagner
Stephen & Dee Wagner
In memory of Fr. Victor Stachowiak
Brad Kohl
In memory of Mr. & Mrs. J.J. Steinauer
Catherine & Marion Maderak
In memory of Henry & Leonard
Steinauer
Catherine & Marion Maderak
In memory of Geoff Steinkuchler
Michael & Kim Barrett
Pat Dodd
Todd McCown
In memory of Beverly Stemper
Keith & Marjorie Stemper
In memory of Sally Stephens
Paul & Mindy Edwards
In memory of Frank & Ella Mae
Sullivan
Kathleen Fortner
In memory of Lee & Margaret Swetland
Mark & Donna Awakuni-Swetland
In memory of David K. Titterington
Margo Larson
In memory of Robert Tracy
Jo Ann Gould
Michele Johannes
Anne Phelps
In memory of Donald
Urbanovsky
Mark & Diane Breiner
In memory of Judith Valinch
William Valinch
GIFTS IN HONOR
In honor of the Class of 1966
Class of 1966
In honor of the Class of 2007
Gordon & Margaret Kaiser-Woodward
In honor of the Pius X Band
Department
Mary Hale
In honor of Cathy, Kay, Marilyn & Mary
Juanita Vice
In honor of Richard Aksamit
Dianne Blaser
In honor of Dennis & Pat Baumert
Marti A. Baumert
In honor of Ed & Betty Dosek
Dr. J Richard Dosek
In honor of Ned Dugger
Larry & Evelyn Dugger
In honor of Fr. Durr
Linda Leary
In honor of George & JoAnne Easley
Margo Gallagher
In honor of Pat & Mary Egan
Kathleen Egan
In honor of Ena Celeste & Floyd V. Hill
Dr. Carmen Hill Grant
In honor of Georgia S. & John R.
Gordon
Patty Amgwert
In honor of Sister Mary St. Julian,
B.V.M.
Hildegard Thoma
James Schmitz
In honor of 1st Lieutenant Margaret
Kenny
Tim & Sara Kenny
In honor of Shawn M. Phillips
Steve & Sue Phillips
In honor of Dorothy Strizek
Jeri Froschheiser
In honor of Sisters of Charity, B.V.M.
Sr. Regina Wagner, B.V.M.
In honor of Andrew Sullivan
Jim Sullivan
UNRESTRICTED
ENDOWMENT FUND
Dr. Robert and Claire Buchman
Michael & Cindy Donnelly
E. Scott & Judy Dosek
David Easley
Kent & Dorothy Endacott
Robert M. Fitzgerald
Neil Grubaugh
Stan & Pat Harms
H. Cameron Hinds
Larry & Cathy Hupka
Mary Jaros
Patrick J. Kerrigan
Mary Lou Machacek
Nathan & Kathy Mastel
Morgan Stanley
Fr. David Oldham
Larry Shepard
Jim & Marilyn Slattery
Tom & Carol Sullivan
Ken & Dru Sypal
Gary and Pat Taylor
Tony & Rita Vrchota
Wells Fargo Bank
Timothy & Melissa Womack
Ed & Vicki Woolman
UNRESTRICTED
SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Boeing
Garold & Ann Chalupa
George & Marguerite Ciani
Ken & Leona Dostal
Sally Duncan
Estate of Sharon Christen
Robert Fillaus, III
Robert & Mary Gonderinger
Margaret Gross
Robert E. Healey
Delores Lyne
Paul & Rosemary Reinsch
Jeff Saeger & Linda Sullivan
Ryan Trausch
Kirk & Janice Vifquain
Michael & Mary Vrchota
Louis Wenzl
Kemper & Peggy Wilkins
In honor of The Knight Family
Virginia Holm
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A Tradition of Faith Campaign
In the spring of 2006, Pius X High School embarked on
an ambitious $13 million capital campaign, A Tradition
of Faith. This campaign was designed to raise money
to expand and update Pius X High School and provide
support to the Pius X Foundation and Catholic parishes
in Lincoln.
Overall Campaign Goal: $13 million
Support of Lincoln Parishes
$2,000,000 (15%)
Improvements to Physical Plant
$3,000,000 (24%)
Clark Jeary
Land Acquisition
$2,000,000 (15%)
Enhancing the Pius X Foundation
$6,000,000 (46%)
Leading the efforts were Dan & Angie Muhleisen,
Campaign General Chairpersons, and Larry & Mary
Arth and Keith & Pat May, Leadership Chairpersons.
As of October 2007, the campaign has received pledges
and cash gifts from 3,897 individuals, families and
corporations in the amount of $15,932,575. Of this
amount, a total of $5,672,933 (36 percent) has been
received.
The following is a list of donors that have made a gift from
the beginning of the campaign to the present. Please note:
these names do not include individuals who have only
made a pledge; this report lists individuals who have
made a cash gift since the inception of the campaign.
Thank you to all of our generous benefactors!
* Denotes matching gift company
Anonymous (6)
William and Lylaine Abbott
James and Mary Abel
Rick and Lori Abel
Dorothy Acker
Dr. Steve and Jennifer Ackerman
Mark and Janice Ackerman
Ronald and Rebecca Ackermann
Acklie Charitable Foundation
Action Plumbing Heating & Air
Conditioning
Abraham and Zenaida Adame
Shelly Adcox
Phil and Janice Admire
Thad and Amy Aerts
Cynthia Agee
Joe and Paula Aguilar
Bill and Patricia Ahlstrand
Gary and Karen Aksamit
Paul and Marie Aksamit
Mae Aksamit
Peggy Aksamit
Dr. Todd and Jennifer Alan
Margaret Albers
Tim and Angie Alberts
Thomas and Lynne Albin
Dan and Genny Albrecht
Julie Albrecht
William and Katie Aldag
Collin and Maggie Aldrich
Michael Aldrich
Derek and Kimberly Aldridge
Gary and Margaret Aldridge
Shane and Tricia Alesch
Maria Al-Kafaji
David and Nancy Allder
Michael and Paula Allen
Bruce and Darla Allen
Al and Barbara Allen
Leanne Alles
Brian and Janet Allison
David and Lynn Allison
Antonio and Maria Almazan
Kenneth and Linda Almquist
Jenny Almquist
Bruce and Lea Ann Alt
Jeff and Deb Altman
Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Alvarez
Andre Aman
Rose Amato
Blaine and Kristi Ambroz
Yosh and Deb Ameku
Ryan and Kristine Amen
Ameritas Life Insurance Corp.
Jim and Brenda Andel
Michael and Lisa Andersen
Steve and Lisa Andersen
Bert and Janet Anderson
Rob and Lori Anderson
Scott and Mary Anderson
Jim and Lana Anderson
Terry and Laurie Anderson
Tim and Patti Anderson
Shannon Anderson
Michele Anderson
Mildred Anderson
Deb Anderson
Ann Andreas
Timothy and Janel Andreasen
James and Julie Angele
Doug and Susan Anno
Rob and Dorothy Applegate
Andrew and Carin Appleget
Donald and Nancy Archer
Daniel and Amy Archuleta
Nathan and ReeAnna Armagost
Christine Armitage
James and Jacque Armstrong
James and Juanita Armstrong
Mary Armstrong
Rod and Michele Arndt
Christine and Anthony Arndt
John and Tasha Arrigo
Ernie and Mary Arrigo
Mark and Lisa Arter
Larry and Mary Arth
Susie Arth
Francis and Marilyn Arthur
Tim and Linda Aschoff
Greg and Lori Aschoff
Bill and Julie Ashburn
Michal and Mary Ashman
Jeff and Nancy Asselin
* Assurity Life Insurance Company
Lawrence and Betty Augustine
William and Linda Austin
Michael and Jan Auten
Chad and Donna Avers
Robert and Twila Avey
Jose and Kristina Avila
Janice Ayers
Mark and Michelle Aylor
Tim and Gaylene Aylward
Kevin and Theresa Aylward
Marcella Azaroff
Joe and Penny Bachmann
Michelle Backemeyer
Lavern and Donna Bader
Richard and Amanda Baier
Ted and Marla Bailey
Winifrid Bailey
Barb Bailey
Franklyn and Bonnie Bake
Byron and Joan Bakenhus
Charles and Shirley Baker
Chad and Mary Baker
Tom and Barb Baker
Jonathan and Ann Baker
Mary Baker
Mary Bakhit
John and Audrey Bakula
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Balderas
Don and Lois Baldwin
Bob and Becky Balfany
Keith and Kathleen Ballard
Al Ballweg
Bob and Deb Bals
Michael and Lisa Bals
John and Verla Barber
Jeff and Monica Barber
Kevin and Kathleen Bargen
Duane and Frances Bargen
William and Carleen Barger
Rosalie Bargmann
Rob and Koni Barie
Richard and Kathleen Barkmeier
Michael and Donna Barnes
Elizabeth Barnes
Scott and Ann Barnett
David and Lori Barr
Scott and Angela Barr
Michael and Kate Barr
Deirdre Barr
Very Rev. Liam Barr
Carlos and Roberta Barreda
Thomas and Peg Barrett
Doug and Sue Barrett
Michael and Kimberly Barrett
Sean and Stephanie Barry
Andre and Jennifer Barry
Laura Barry
Leroy and Virginia Barta
James and Beverly Bartek
Doug and Kay Bartek
Emanuel and Theresa Bartek
Gerald and JoAnn Bartek
Mark and Nancy Bartek
Michael and Lori Bartek
Evelyn Bartek
Debbie Bartels
James and Diane Bartlett
Steve and Diane Barton
Randy and Deb Barton
Yousef and Sawsan Basir
Richard and Mary Bates
Mark and Jane Bauer
Shayne and Ann Bauer
Phil and Maxine Bauermeister
William and Elaine Baum
Doug and Jean Baum
Darrell Baum
Adam and Megan Bauman
Donald and Sharon Baumert
Dennis and Pat Baumert
Thomas and Linda Baumert
Kim Baumler
Rick and Mary Baxter
Russell and Gwen Bayer
Milton and Gayle Bayer
James and Connie Bayless
Doug and Lori Beals
Gertrude Beard
Chris and Mary Beardslee
Charles and Muriel Beardslee
David and Cynthia Beattie
Mack Beatty
Louis and Jackie Beau
Duane and Barbara Bechtolt
Ronald and Sharon Beck
Steven and Nancy Becker
Gaylord and Marilue Becker
Patrick and Joyce Becker
Scott and Amy Becker
Michael and Barbara Becker
Jayson and Nicki Becker
Mike and Dawn Becker
Kate Becker
Ryan and Christy Beckman
Christopher and Kama Bedient
Judith Beebe
Ray and Diane Beeman
Vance Behrens
Tom and Pam Beiermann
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Belger
Mark and Cheryl Bell
Allen and Eileen Bell
John and Sharon Belmont
John and Diane Belschner
Roberto and Luisa Beltran
Celestino Beltran
Elizabeth Beltran
Susana Beltran
Delbert and Joann Benash
Terrance and Kathy Bender
Tommy and Cathy Bender
Barbara Benes
Gene and Joann Benes
Kenneth and Beverly Benes
Daniel and Dorothy Benes
Bob and Michelle Benes
Mark and Tina Benes
Kenneth and Joan Benes
Roger and Jill Benes
James and Carrie Benes
Thomas and Brenda Benes
Edwin and Sally Benes
Lawrence and Margaret Benes
Larry Benes
Victor Benes
Joe and Cheryl Benes
Helen Benes
Kirk and Pam Benner
John and Patricia Bennett
Francis and Patricia Bennett
Avery and Judy Bennett
Ruth Bennett
Scott and Tara Benson
Daniel and Kristina Benson
Michael and Colleen Beran
Mike and Kathy Beran
Michael and Jan Berger
Rick and Nancee Berger
Michael and Judith Berggren
Melvin and Donna Berka
Thomas and Caroline Bernadt
Joseph and Tammy Bernadt
James and Cecelia Bernadt
Daniel and Barbara Bernard
Rev. Joseph Bernardo
Jay and Miranda Bernecker
Dan and Mary Berning
John and Kathy Berrick
Kathy Berry
James and Kristi Bertrand
Robert and Marilyn Bewley
Matt and Amy Beying
Glen and Joanne Beyke
Gary and Marlene Beyke
Matthew Bideaux
Steve and Melisia Bieber
Evelyn Bierhaus
Scott and Maggie Bigelow
Paul and Jane Bilau
Duane and Mary Bill
Michael and Carol Binczik
Claudette Binder
Larry and Nancy Bird
Stanley Bird
David and Joyce Birkel
Paul and Michelle Birkel
Dr. Lewiston and Vance Birkmann
Robert and Rita Bishop
Thomas and Joanie Bittner
John and Lorraine Bittner
Robert Blair
Howard and Christine Blake
Francis and Darlene Blankenau
Daniel and Monica Blankenau
Jeffrey and Debra Blaser
Chad and Margaret Blatchford
Colleen Blessing
Paul and Martha Blotkamp
Jim and Susanne Blue
Clyde and Trudie Blyleven
Frank and Bernice Blythe
Dave and Diane Boatman
Ken and Lisa Boatman
Robert and Mary Bobrowski
John and Donna Bode
Jennifer Bodell
David and Natalie Bodfield
June Boeh
Brian and Kathy Boes
Paul and Linda Boeshart
Jeff and Jenn Boettcher
Doug and Sharon Bogue
Dean and Susan Bogue
Dr. Andrew and Patricia Bohart
Mark and Rhonda Bohaty
Lillian Bohaty
Wayne and Carolyn Bohy
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Col. Bede and Jeanne Bolin
Kurtis Bomar
Susan Bond
William and Joan Bonkiewicz
Maurice and Alice Bonne
Joe and Molly Booth
Clint and Theresa Boothe
Chris and Karen Border
John Bordogna
Jack and Sadie Borland
Bruce and Mary Bornman
Lisa Borzekofski
Donald and Jacqueline Bosn
Dr. Brian and Monica Bossard
Norman and Sheri Bottger
Gary and Jean Bouc
Don and Nancy Bouc
Richard and Janet Boucher
Serge and Kay Boudreau
Kevin and Christina Bousquet
Greg and Kristen Bousquet
Donald and Sandy Bouwens
John Bowar
Tim and Pam Boyle
Rick and Becky Boyle
William and Sharon Bradley
Sally Brady
Lucille Braemer
Gene and Mary Brake
David and Kelly Brakenhoff
Patricia Brancheau
Dale and Christine Brandstetter
Gregory Brandt
Marilyn Brandt
Jeff and Susan Braun
Thomas and Rosemarie Braun
Ronald and Pamela Brecka
Gregory and Grace Breeden
Shane and Kim Breitfelder
Barbara Brennan
Jim and Nancy Brestel
LeRoy and Emily Brester
Lumier and Doris Ann Brester
Brester Construction
Earl and Donna Bridger
Jamie and Trisha Briggs
Bonita Brigham
Dan and Corinne Brockhaus
Steven and Sharla Broening
Erich and Janet Broer
Steve and Linda Broers
Inka Brolsma
Raymond and Cordelia Broman
Pat and Gina Brophy
Brady and Janice Brostrom
James and Marian Brown
Dave and Nancy Brown
Laurence and Marilyn Brown
Susan Brown
Patricia Brown
Tim and Melissa Brox
Dennis and Diane Brozek
Peggy Bruce
Daniel Bruegman
Ed and Marsha Bruening
Eugene and Joan Bruening
Kathryn Brumm
David and Barbara Bruner
Gary and Nicole Bruns
Phil and Jeanne Brusnahan
Bob and Phyllis Bryant
Howard and Carolyn Bryant
Ole Buck
Dennis and Karen Buckley
Kyle and Jennifer Bucknell
Anthony and Margaret Budell
Andrew and Julia Budell
Michael and Mary Budler
Lisa Buechler
Doug and Stacy Buescher
Lloyd and Kathy Bullerman
Brent and Tamara Bunz
Barbara Burbach
Dean and Judith Burcham
David and Tammy Burd
Ann Burda
Mary Ann Burda
Kathleen Burda
Leonard and Darlene Buresh
Don and Joni Buresh
Marlene Buresh
David and Kyttra Burge
Sharon Burger
Joyce Burgess
John Burke
Keith and Deb Burks
Wayne and Rose Burling
Chris Burling
Vern and Pat Burling
* Burlington Northern Santa Fe
Foundation
Blaine and Abby Burmeister
Theodore Burns
Dr. Charles and Julie Burt
Steve and Tricia Burt
Sally Burt
Robert Bussard
Steve and Deborah Bussey
Butherus, Maser & Love Funeral
Home
Barry and Patricia Butler
Ian and Lisa Butler
Mark and Ann Butler
Fred and Mary Butts
John and Anne Byers
Dr. Robert and Jane Byington
Thomas and Deborah Cabela
Barbara Caciola
James and Judy Cada
Larry and Ruth Cada
Sheila Cahill
Dan and Kathy Cain
Charlie and Anna Calhoun
Marshall and Sally Cameron
Paul and Terri Cammack
Rita Camp-Ashmun
Dr. Kemper and Connie Campbell
Carl and Lisa Campbell
Connie Campfield
Walter and Louella Canney
Gene and Brenda Cannon
Marcela Cantarero
Patricia Cantwell
Dave and Karen Capoun
* Cardinal Health Community
Relations
Douglas and Mary Carey
Myron and Marcia Carkoski
Pat and Arlene Carlin
Michael and Susan Carlson
Dwain and Karen Carlson
Tom and Diane Carlson
Robert and Teresa Carnazzo
Paul and Sally Carney
William and Sibyl Carr
Dr. James and Susan Carraher
Thomas Carraher
Grant and Jennifer Carter
Dave and Paulette Cary
T.J. and Kristi Casady
Jeff and Carrie Casavant
Dorene Casey
Jim and Mary Cashin
Jim and Pamela Cassel
Richard and Melanie Cassidy
Rod and Mary Cassner
Ernesto and Mary Ann Castillo
Mr. and Mrs. Gustavo Castillo
Ernesto Castillo
Jason and Kathy Castle
Robert and Cecelia Cather
Nancy Caudill
Brian and Cynthia Cecava
Mary Ann Cecava
Chad and Sherry Cederberg
Jacqueline Cerda
Chris and Stacy Cerio
Leonard and Debra Cernik
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Chamberlain
Brian and Michele Chambers
Mark and Kelley Champion
Daniel and Marilyn Champoux
Clayton and Joyce Champoux
Lois Champoux
Steve and Catherine Chandler
Nancy Chandler
Jeff and Tracy Chapelle
William and Kelly Chapman
Dan and Diane Chapman
Christel Chapman
Harley and Judy Charlson
Meliton and Teresa Chavez
Ken and Pat Cheloha
Gary and Karen Cheloha
Dr. James and Irene Chermok
Lance and Amy Chesley
George and Noritta Chick
Eileen Childerston
Steven and Janice Chleborad
Rick and Terri Chmelka
Franklin and Charlotte Choutka
Steve and Janice Chramosta
Betty Christen
Phyllis Christener
David and Jayne Christensen
Glen and Carolyn Christensen
Scott and Paula Christensen
Karl and Christine Christensen
Arthur and Mary Christiansen
Cory and Jenni Christiansen
Amelda Chronister
Larry and Judy Chuda
Ernest and Betty Churda
George and Marguerite Ciani
Martin and Diana Ciecior
Dr. Pat and Linda Clare
Dr. David and Tana Clare
Dennis and Joan Clare
Eric and Carol Clark
Mike and Brenda Clark
John and Mary Clark
Kelly and Nancy Clark
Corey Clark
Kevin and Laurie Clark
Hedwig Clark
Clark Enersen Partners
Jerry and Mary Classen
David and Laura Claus
Alice Cleary
Gale and Lori Clement
Charles and Ann Clifford
Chuck and Connie Clifford
Jerome and Judith Clinch
Ronald Clinch
Craig Clinch
Steve and Mary Cline
* Cline, Williams, Wright, Johnson
& Oldfather, L.L.P.
Julia Clothier
Donald and Lorraine Clouston
Kurt and Debbie Clyne
Colby and Rhonda Coash
Maria Cobian
Kathy Cochrane
Cathy Coder
Robert and Rose Codr
Annette Coe
Gregory and Kimberly Coffey
William and Kathlyn Coffey
Jeromey and Jessie Coffey
Tina Coffey
David and Dianne Coffin
John and Ann Colborn
Rick and Debbie Cole
Dennis and Jeanne Coleman
Dennis and Jaclyn Collier
Wade and Julie Colson
Larry and Lucy Comine
Dr. Bruce and Marlene Condello
Frank and Nadine Condello
Craig and Ann Condello
James and Shirley Condon
Carl and Joni Coniglio
Jerry Coniglio
Mary Conley
Laurence and Nancy Connealy
Marty and Donnie Connealy
Terry and Jennifer Connelly
Virginia Connelly
Dr. Dennis and Sue Connolly
James and Carol Connor
Jerry and Lori Connot
Chris and Linda Conrad
Thomas and Kathleen Conroy
James and Grace Conroy
Cari Conway
Timothy and Jennifer Conzemius
Steven and Jo Ann Cook
Robert and Roberta Cook
Martin and Kathleen Cook
Phyllis Cook
Brenda Cook
Mary Cooley
Jeff and Darla Cooper
Laura Corder
Herbert and Jane Cords
Marylu Cords
Victor and Imelda Corpuz
Kevin and Michelle Cosgrove
Richard and Denise Costello
Dennis and Claudette Costin
Linda Coulter
Rev. Gary Coulter
David and Janet Covey
Thomas and Betsy Cowan
James and Janet Coy
Paul and Rita Coyle
Jean Crable
Linda Cramer
Steve and Jo Crandell
Doug and Julie Crawford
Louise Crawford
Bob and Micheline Creager
Robert and Mary Creal
Paul and Carla Crist
Jeff and Acacea Crist
Dale and Clara Crocker
Mary Croissant
Dave and Karen Cronin
Alan and Mary Crook
Travis Crook
Robert and Charlotte Crosby
Patrick and Constance Crouch
Shirley Cruickshank
Michael and Susan Cruse
Tony and Patricia Cruz
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Cruz
Dorothy Cuba
Mark and Mary Cuddy
Bonita Cuddy
Larry and Kate Culhane
Richard and Shirley Culwell
Mike and Jeri Cunningham
Donald and Rebecca Cunningham
Andrew and Sherri Cunningham
Philip and Renee Cunningham
Lynn and Marilyn Cunnings
Daniel and Mary Curran
Richard and Mary Anne Curry
Anthony and Lora Curtis
Nick and Ann Cusick
Bobbi Cusick
Dennis and Barbara Custer
Albert Cutsor
Joseph Cuva
Gary and Amy Czapla
Thomas and Sandra Czaplewski
Alex and Sandi Czeranko
Alvin and Shirley Czeschin
Kurt and Patty Daberkow
Chuck and Rosie Dalton
Jerome and Elizabeth Dalton
Tim and Carolyn Dalton
Jason and Jeannie Damm
Dan and Robin Danahay
Norma Danahay
Dan and Sharon Danaher
Michael and Matilda Danaher
Vernon and Elsie Danahy
Gary and Carol Danek
Thomas and Beth Danek
John and Teresa Danforth
Donald and Linda Daringer
Paul Daugherty
W. Christian and Angela
Davenport
Greg and Ginger Davila
Jerome and Henny Davis
Richard and Joann Davis
Alton and Julie Davis
Shawn and Peggy Davis
Edwin and Lynda Davis
Bill and Sandy Davis
Kathy Dawes
Msgr. Dawson Dawson
Robert and Mary Dawson
Gerald and Gina Dawson
Jack and Margy Dawson
Brian and Cathy Dawson
Alan and Monica Dawson
Catherine Day
Randy and Brenda Deahn
James and Angela Dean
Rena Dean
William and Nancy Deany
Dr. Douglas and Jeri DeBoise
Dr. John and Ann Deck
James Deckard
Ruth Deckard
Michael and Brenda Decker
Brad and Amy Decker
Rosella Decker
Virginia Degenhardt
Dale and Cindy Deist
Sam and Joyce Delisi
Don DeMars
Perry and Kathy Demma
Lucia Demma
Joseph and Margaret Denning
David and Dian Densler
Doug & Tim Dental Designs, Inc.
Darin DeRock
Mark and Dena Deschene
Leonard Deschene
John and Sally Desmond
Edward and Jean Dessert
Jamie and Anne Deterding
James and Marjorie Determan
Randy and Laurie Deters
Jeff and Sue DeVries
Graciela Diaz de Leon
Jose Diaz de Leon
Timothy and Janet Diedrichsen
Charlotte Diehm
Thomas Dierks
Rich and Ann Diers
Tom and Stephanie DiersGrossman
Rev. Douglas Dietrich
Lester and Ellen Digman
Vaughn and Lisa Dilley
Dillon Foundation
Chris and Michelle Dimmitt
Stanley and Roberta Dinges
Raymond Dingledine
Paul and Kandice Dion
Tom and Joanne Dirkschneider
Donald and Carroll Dischner
Cecelia Dittrick
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Elizabeth Dixon
Gary and Mary Dodd
Stephen and Kelli Dodd
Kent Dodson
Shawn and Jacquelan Doering
Sidney and Mary Doher
Tammy Dohmen
Thomas and Gloria Dolan
Rose Dolan
Kenneth and Carolyn Dolezal
Dennis and Caroline Dolezal
Russ and Brenda Dolezal
Frank and Elizabeth Dolezal
Ladislav and Beverly Dolezal
Donald and Joann Dolezal
Dr. Douglas and Kathleen Dolezal
Jim and Ann Domgard
Aaron and Julie Dominguez
Inocencia Dominguez
Kevin and Barbara Donahoo
Rose Donahoo
Betty Donaldson
Paul and Marilyn Dongilli
Tom and Mary Kay Donlan
Michael and Kathy Donlan
Mike Donlan
Michael and Cindy Donnelly
Mary Ann Donoghue
Dennis and Sherry Donovan
Theresa Dorenbach
Stanley and Mary Dority
Mary Doty
Double Eagle Beverage LLC
William and Mary Dougherty
Michael Dougherty
Tim and LuAnn Dougherty
Patrick and Nadine Dougherty
Steve and Nancy Douglas
Deanna Dowd
John and Shannan Downey
Robert and Brenda Downey
Patricia Downey
David and Cara Doyea
Tim and Mary Doyle
Brian and Michelle Drahota
Jeff and Roseann Draus
Tom and Jackie Drehs
Jeffrey and Maureen Dreith
Mary Drell
Joyce Drozda
Dan and Pat Drozda
Dennis Drudik
Duane and Cheryl Dubas
James and Jody Duchesneau
Michael Duesman
Norman and Patricia Duff
Emil Duffek
Walter and Rosalie Duff y
Dr. Michael and Laura Duggan
Christopher and Krista Duggan
W. Yvonne Duggan
Jerry and Mary Duling
John and Elizabeth Dumonceaux
Thomas and Phyllis Dumpert
Robert and Rebecca Duncan
Michael and Terri Dunlap
Don and Nancy Dunlap
Phil and Mary Durst
Kenneth and Marilyn Dustin
Chad and Mindy Dustin
DuTeau Chevrolet
Jerry and Trudy Dvorak
Rolland and Elaine Dvorak
Edwin and Marie Dvorak
Edward and Ardyce Dwyer
Chris and Sarah Dyer
Greg and Peggy Dynek
Linda Dyson
R. Allen and Marian Eagan
Alan and Cathy Earhart
Mary Earle
Jerry and Carol Easley
George and Joanne Easley
Bud and Barb Eberhart
Gary and Vicky Ebert
William and Alice Eckles
Gary and Mary Eckrich
* EducationQuest Foundation, Inc
Paul and Mindy Edwards
Frank and Aldeane Effinger
David and Kellie Effken
Patrick Egan
Frank and Jolene Egelhoff
Peter and Susana Egge
Wilma Eggleston
Ron and Diane Eickhoff
Kelli Eickmeier
Daniel and Kim Einspahr
Frances Ekeler
Larry and Kathie Ellerbeck
Gerald and Marge Ellingson
Virginia Ellis
Dominic and Rosemary Elsener
Mark and Katie Elsener
Glenn and Margaret Elwell
James and Phyllis Emmerich
EMO Flooring
Kent and Dorothy Endacott
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Endrulat
Tim and Becky Engler
Rox Anne Epp
Bob and Mary Jo Erdmann
John and Toni Erickson
Gary and Corrine Erickson
Greg and Darla Ernst
Richard and Michele Ernst
Kevin and Laura Erskine
Michael and Sheila Ertl
Mark and Brigid Espinosa
Dr. Phil and Laura Essay
Jim and Toni Essay
David and Cindy Essay
Troy and Angela Euse
Mike and Kim Evans
Marvin and Bonnie Evert
Gary and Collette Evert
Jon and Cindy Fago
James and Bonnie Faimon
John and Jean Fallick
Dana and Patricia Falter
Nancy Falter
Michael and Mary Fangman
* Fannie Mae Foundation
Tim and Lisa Farmer
Donald and Joanne Farrell
James and Yolanda Fasen
John and Vicki Fasnacht
Michelle Fast
Michael and Fay Fayad
Jim Feather
George Fech
John and Pam Fecht
Todd and Jennifer Feeney
Randy and Mari Feerhusen
Martin and Joyce Fehringer
Scott and Jane Felber
Jason and Christine Feldhaus
John and Jeanette Fenton
Diane Fenton
James and Mary Fessler
Andrew and Andrea Fiala
John and Linda Ficke
Shirley Ficke Ficke
Robert and Ann Fiedler
Susan Field
Larry and Courtney Fielder
Dave and Kathy Fieselman
Liz Fieselman
Ray and Karen Filipowicz
Julie Filips
Robert and Barbara Fillaus
Robert Fillaus
Robert and Jennifer Finder
John and Kelly Findley
Jack and Becky Finegan
Thais Finegan
Daniel and Michelle Fink
John Fink
Bob and Joni Finley
Rev. Joseph Finn
Emily Firestine
First National Bank
Mary Fischbach
Dr. Tim and Jodi Fischer
Richard and Virginia Fischer
Kenneth and Betty Fischer
Carl and Jane Fischer
Jim and Diane Fischer
Doris Fischer
Kevin and Christine Fish
Richard and Mary Fisher
Sheryl Fisher
Sharon Fitch
Rick and Angie Fitzgerald
Scott and Jeanie Fitzgerald
Michael and Elizabeth Fitzgerald
J.O. and Sarah Fitzgerald
Kevin and Kristina Fitzpatrick
Cheryl Fitzpatrick
Joseph and Teresa Flattery
Carol Fleischman
Bradley and Marsha Flemmig
Charles and Betsy Fletcher
Rod and Geri Flink
Mitch and Tricia Florea
William and Mary Flory
Dan and Deb Floyd
Daniel and Eileen Flynn
Arthur and Rose Foerster
Scott and Mary Foerster
Robert Folden
Gretchen Foley
Stephen and Gizella Folmer
Leland and Leota Foote
Ann Foral
Jeff and Celeste Fortenberry
Jason and Dawn Fortik
Sue Fosdick
Bill and Denise Foster
Franklin and Ellen Fowler
Robert and Blanca Fowler
DiAnn Fowler
Stan and Carol Fraas
Mary Frack
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Frain
Theodore Fraizer
Jerome and Frances Francis
Joseph and Jane Francis
Karen Francis
Aaron and Leslie Frank
Val and Margaret Frankforter
James and Magdalen Franssen
John Franssen
Stephen and Jan Frayser
Ralph and Marilyn Frederick
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Fredin
Chuck and Pat Fricke
Jo Fricke
David and Marilyn Friesen
Casey and Mindi Fritton
Gary and Susan Frodyma
Nick and Shilo Froeschl
Jeri Froschheiser
Frank and JoAnn Frost
Barbara Frost
Mark and Lonnie Fuerniss
Fred and Edna Fujan
Tony and Judy Fulton
Daniel and Joanne Fuoco
Todd and Anne Marie Furasek
David and Sharon Fusco
Rodney and Christine Gabel
Thomas and Jodi Gabel
Catherine Gabell
Robert Gabriel
Kevin and Jodi Gaden
Matthew and Dawn Gaffey
Penny Gaffner
Sharon Gaines
David and Jennifer Gall
Manuel and Lucy Gallardo
Donald and Anne Gammill
Dorothy Gappa
Stan and Mary Garbacz
Baldomero and Betty Garcia
Alfa Garcia
Dr. Joseph and Barb Gard
Rita Gardner
Timothy and Joan Garity
Donald and Jean Garrison
Lou and Carol Gasper
Rolland Gast
Stephen and Sonja Gates
Scott and Kelly Gates
Lonnie and Kim Gates
Dwight and Kathleen Gatzemeyer
Roch and Priscilla Gaussoin
Barbara Gawrick
Patrick and Betty Gaydusek
Mark and Leigh Ann Gdowski
Thomas and Joan Geardino
Connie Gebhardt
Judith Geidner
Kelly and Linda Geisler
James and Marcia Gelinne
Timothy and Kristine Gemar
Gene Lilly Surety Bonds
Jerry and Sandi Genrich
Lynn Gentrup
Joan Gentrup
Bill and Sandy George
Norberto and Teresa Gerardo
Colleen Gerleman
Mike and Diane German
John and Mari Gewecke
Dr. Bruce and Janet Gfeller
Greg and Lynette Gibbs
Greg and Joyce Gibney
Rod and Nancy Gibson
Robert and Jane Gibson
Paula Gibson
Jim and Jill Giesler
Betty Gilbert
Hans and Shirley Gilde
Rev. Lothar Gilde
Barbara Giles
Pat and Barb Gill
Daniel and Leslie Gill
Matt and Mary Kay Gillan
Greg and Mary Jo Gillespie
Terrence and Peggy Gillispie
Gary and Maureen Gilmour
Jack and Francetta Gilsdorf
Loretta Giltner
Paul and Shauna Gisi
Marilyn Glade
* GlaxoSmithKline Foundation
William and Belva Gleason
Laurie Glenn
God Teen Class of 2009
Steve and Anne Goddard
Christopher and Carmen Goeden
William and Mary Lou Goggins
William Goggins
Timothy and Karen Gokie
Norman and Carol Goldsmith
Timothy and Jennifer Golka
Hector and Yolanda Gomez
James and Marjorie Gonser
Martin and Teri Gonzalez
Jeffrey and Gayle Gonzalez
Flavio and Esperanza Gonzalez
Steve and Katherine Goodrich
Joseph and Tabanne Goodwater
Mary Goodwater
Ginger Goomis
Vincent and Janice Goracke
Rob and Janet Goracke
LaVerne and Janet Gordon
Byron and Teresa Gorton
Bradley and Crystal Gose
David and Beth Gosselin
John and Deborah Gottner
Bill and Jayne Graeve
James and Charlene Graff
Wallace and Dolores Graff
Milo and Georgia Graff
Brad and Cathy Graham
Cary and Barbara Gray
Victor and Linda Grdina
George and Barbara Green
Darrin and Bridget Green
Thomas and Frances Green
Bill Green
Nancy Green
Jackie Green
Charles and Louise Greenway
Dr. Chuck and Carolyn Gregorius
Tom and Deb Greitens
Jon and Paula Grenemeier
Martin and Joyce Grgurich
Randy and Tammy Gries
Rod and Mary Griess
Ronald and Marjorie Griess
Darlene Griffin
Richard Groebner
Jeremy and Julie Groeteke
Ron Grose
Margaret Gross
Steve and Pat Grosserode
Dorothy Grosserode
Shawn and Kathleen Gude
Randy and Amy Guenther
Edward and Connie Guerra
Jose and Veronica Guitron
Margaret Gullickson
Lee and Rena Gustafson
Kirk and Julie Gustafson
John and Diane Guthery
Ella Guticz
Juan Gutierrez
Matt and Stacy Gutschenritter
Michael Gutschenritter
David and Alice Gyhra
Robert and Phyllis Haag
Joseph and Nancy Haag
Joe and Rhonda Haas
Christopher and Lavin Haberling
Marty and Christina Habrock
Dr. George and Chiyoko Hachiya
Andrew and Betty Hackler
Karyle Hackler
Richard and Catherine Haden
Andrew and Nancy Hadenfeldt
Pat and Denise Haecker
Galen and Jackie Hafer
Thomas and Kathryn Haffey
Gerard and Mary Beth Hafner
Henry and Alice Hagedorn
Robb and Courtney Hagen
Weslyn and Jean Hager
Barbara Hagge
Kathy Hagge
Bob Haggerty
Greg and Lynne Hahn
Richard and Nadine Hain
Kenneth and Peggy Hain
Connie Hajek
Ken and Maureen Hake
Mark and Sara Hakel
Mike and Lynda Hale
Mark and Judith Haley
Norm and Carlene Hall
Larry and Karen Hall
Brannon Hall
Cheryl Hall
Odell Haller
Rose Haller
Jeffery and Mary Hallgren
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Miroslav and Antonine Hamersky
Gary and Cindy Hamik
Linda Hamik
Ralph and Pamela Hammack
Merlin and Cindy Hammond
Robert and Connie Hampl
Terrance and Teresa Hampton
Kit and Mary Hams
Len and Jo Hamsa
Robert and Margie Haney
Joseph and Agnes Hanigan
John and Sharon Hanigan
Richard and Linda Hanigan
Mike and Carol Hanigan
John and Kathie Hanlon
Charles and Dorothy Hannasch
Kevin and Amy Hanneman
Edward and Mary Hannon
Bradley and Tiffanie Hans
Mark and Vicki Hansen
Corey and Monica Hansen
Patricia Hansen
John and Rosy Hanson
Charles and Caroline Hanson
Mary Hanson
Lawrence and Joan Hanus
Bill and Cynthia Hanus
John and Cindy Hanzel
Christopher and Kimberley Hanzl
Albert and Rose Hanzlicek
Christopher and Karen Hardesty
Bill and Nancy Harding
Kep and Catherine Harding
Guillermo and Maria Haro
Robert and Mary Harper
Gary and Kim Harper
Al and Loretta Harre
Tom Harre
Sharon Harre
Ellen Harrington
Matt and Amy Harris
Paul and Nichole Harris
Daniel and Sharon Harshman
Michael Harshman
Stanley and Patricia Hart
M. Peter Hart
Mary Hart
Mitch and Sandy Hartman
Eugene and Rose Hartz
Scott and Karla Hartz
Greg and Deb Haselhorst
Paul and Michelle Hassler
John and Sheri Hastings
David and Janice Hastreiter
Terrance and Patricia Hastreiter
Leona Hastreiter
Dave and Elsa Hatch
Phyllis Hatt
Dr. Tom and Karen Haug
Gary and Shellie Haun
John and Patricia Hauner
Arnold and Helen Hausner
Troy and Bobbi Hawk
Michael and Sheila Hayes
Kevin and Sandra Hays
Jon and Jeanette Headrick
Eugene and Susan Heath
Clancy and Mary Hebda
Matt and Dani Hecker
Kelly and Julie Heftie
John Hegel
Donald and LaDonna Hegemann
Russ and Jill Hegert
Roger and Terri Heideman
Dr. Gregory and Mary Heidrick
Mary Heidrick
Janis Heim
Mark and Theresa Heimann
Terry and Lisa Heimes
Greg and Christy Heinzmann
Ervin and Eleanor Heiser
Dr. Thomas and Nancy Heiser
Virgil and Caroline Helget
Eugene and Liz Helget
Greg and Ranee Hellbusch
Bob and Cheri Hellem
Gary and Donna Helman
George and Barbara Hendricks
Robert Heng
Irvin and Sue Heng
Todd Henkel
Michael and Monica Henkenius
Steve and Patty Henrichsen
Jeff and Melissa Henry
Kevin and Barb Herbel
Jack and Marie Herbert
Dan and Mary Hergert
Sue Hergott
Aaron and Sara Hernandez
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Hernandez
Nicholas Hernandez
Yolanda Hernandez
Tony and Sarah Hernbloom
Mario and Carrie Herrera
Salvador Herrera
Michael and Lynne Hershey
Elizabeth Hertel
Gordon and Shirley Heuertz
Wayne and Cathy Heyen
Caroline Heywood
Terry and Beverly Hiatt
Ron and Cinda Hicks
Pat and Tracy Higgins
Paul and Jodie Higgins
Steve and Maria Higgins
Chris and Mary High
Daniel and Debra Hile
Dr. David and Mary Hilger
William and Shirley Hilger
Tom and Diane Hilger
Colleen Hilger
Don and JoAnne Hilgert
Aaron Hilkemann
Matthew and Julie Hill
Richard and Janis Himmelberg
Timothy and Toni Hindman
Glen and Evelyn Hindmarsh
Cameron and Julie Hinds
Charles and Carla Hines
Bernard and Juanita Hirsch
William and Catherine Hise
Lee Hittner
Leonard and Mildred Hladik
Dean and Mary Hoag
Jay and Cindy Hochstein
Amy Hock
Gary and Kathy Hoebelheinrich
Pat and Michelle Hoefener
Mary Hoelscher
Eugene and Lindy Hoelting
Jack and Marilyn Hoenig
Eric and Beth Hoesing
Scott and LeAnn Hofeling
Ronald and Lucy Hoffman
Jeffrey and Mary Hoffman
Bob and Taren Hoffman
Jerry and Sharon Hoffman
Gary and Michelle Hoffman
Edward and Patricia Hoffman
Thomas Hoffman
Theresa Hohmeier
Eric and Kimberly Hoke
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Holdren
Mike and Beth Holland
Lael and Jill Holliday
Gary and Diane Hollman
Steve and Beth Hollon
Edwin and Kathleen Holm
Vance and Carol Holman
Robert and Carrie Holmes
Robin and Mary Beth Holtmeier
Terry and Connie Honke
Dave and Carri Honz
Randy and Lindsay Hood
Mary Ellen Hook
Bill and Stacie Hooks
Scott and Karen Hooper
Jack and Valla Hoover
Jim and Mary Hoppe
Robert and Jean Hoppe
Mick and Diane Horak
Scott and Arlene Horky
Paul and Ida Horner
Rich and JoLynn Horner
Adolph and Dorothy Hosek
Steve and Lee Hotovy
Jacob and Sally Hotovy
Arnold and Kathy Hottovy
Paul and Susan Hottovy
Larry and Janice Hottovy
Robert and Bertha Hougnon
Robert and Cheryl House
Phil and Ann Hovis
William and Vivian Howard
Dr. Peter and Laurie Howe
Thomas and Jolene Howell
Scott and Andrea Howell
Sharon Howell
Steven and Bernadette Howie
Donald and Annette Hraban
Kenneth and Susan Hraban
Dennis and Elaine Hruby
Todd and Deborah Hruby
Susan Hruby
Ronald and Robin Hruska
Robert and Teresa Hruska
Kenneth and Susan Hubbard
Carter and Jennifer Hubbard
Kevin and Anne Hubbell
Donald and Barb Huber
Matthew and Leah Huber
Dorothy Hubertus
Charles and Bonnie Huff
Marty and Lisa Huff
Robert and Mary Huggenberger
Arlene Hughes
Duane and Mary Hugo
Kevin and Sheryl Humlicek
Tony and Michelle Humlicek
Denise Humlicek
Harold and Maxine Hummel
Scott and Barb Hunt
Bill and Cecelia Hunt
Karen Hunt
Stephen and Tori Hupf
Ray and Deanna Huppert
Daniel and Susan Hurlburt
Dann and Laure Husmann
Michael and Mary Jo Hussey
James and Patricia Hust
Thomas and Monica Huston
Chris and Cathy Hutchinson
John and Nancy Hyland
Paul and Jean Hyland
Patricia Infield
Cheryl Irwin
Ivan and Lynette Ivanov
Ricardo and Melania Izquierdo
Leo and Barbara Jablonski
Gregg and Sheri Jablonski
Larry and Ann Jablonski
Florence Jablonski
Beverly Jackson
Jacob North Companies
James and Catherine Jacobs
Eric and Annie Jacobs
Andrew and Christine Jacobsen
James and Joyce Jaixen
Deborah Janky
Raymond and Marilyn Janousek
Berniel and Cheryl Jansa
James and Kimberly Jansen
Robert and Shirley Jansky
Barbara Janssen
Jim and Sonya Jara
Todd and Nancy Jarchow
David and Kate Jarecke
Michael and Ana Jarecke
Jerry and Laura Jaros
Steve and Libby Jaros
Mary Jaros
Jean Jasnoch
Steve and Carmen Javorsky
Joseph and Doris Jaworski
Richard and Sheryl Jedlicka
Shane and Shondraya Jedlicka
Scott Jedlicka
Scott and Jean Jelinek
Mike and Carol Jenkins
Lloyd and Janice Jenkins
Donald and Cynthia Jennett
Hollis and Joann Jennings
Al and Doris Jensen
James and Danetta Jensen
Robert and Eileen Jensen
Rachel Jensen
Matt and Joan Jilek
Lucille Jillson
Edward Jiracek
Richard and Judi Jirovsky
Donald and Betty Jisa
Tom and Jean Jochum
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Jochum
Dale and Michele Johannes
Phillip and Kathy Johnson
Barry and Jeanne Johnson
William and Tracey Johnson
David and Nancy Johnson
Terry and Fran Johnson
Ron and Linda Johnson
Michael and Arlene Johnson
Dalton and Melo Johnson
Justin and Amy Johnson
Jeff and Anne Johnson
Mitch and Stephanie Johnson
Ryan and Laura Johnson
Randal and Carol Johnson
Michael and Louise Johnson
Kent and Dixie Johnson
Lori Johnson
Eileen Johnson
Kevin and Joan Johnston
Jude Johnston
Juliane Johnston
Blaine and Gail Johs
Ron and JoAnn Jonas
Dr. Michael and Marsha Jones
Thomas and Mable Jones
Robert and Bernice Jones
Dan and Jean Jones
Ron and Mary Jones
Don and Jo Ann Jones
Rose Marie Jones
Peggy Jones
Albert and Margaret Joseph
Alex and Carol Jozsa
Robert and Gloria Jundt
Kevin and Lisa Junker
Christina Kaberline
Elizabeth Kaczka
Paul and Alice Kadavy
Thomas Kahler
Julie Kaiser
Kenneth Kalisek
John and Dianne Kalita
Tim and DaNay Kalkowski
Kirk and Mary Kay Kallas
Tony and Deb Kallhoff
Art and Marcie Kalvoda
Marvin and Olga Kanne
Loren and Cathy Kanost
David and Marty Kapler
Thomas and Beverly Kappenman
Darold and Serita Karmazin
David and Betty Karre
Ted and Vicki Karre
Jacqueline Kaspari
W. Dean and Helen Kassing
Ted and Kathy Kastl
John Kastl
Tad Kastl
Francis and Nora Kathe
Tom and Karen Kathe
Arveds and Sally Kaulins
Randy and Sherry Kaup
James and Julia Kaup
Arthur and JoAnn Kavan
Lavern and Rose Kavanaugh
Thomas and Marron Keady
Lucy Keady
Joseph and Rita Kean
J. Pat and Lenita Keane
James and Irene Kearney
Richard and Carol Kearns
Chad and Cheryl Kearns
Paul and Jean Keating
James Keating
William and Jean Kechely
Jack and Mary Keef
Margie Kehlenbeck
Jerry and Carol Kehr
John and Tracey Keifer
Charles Keller
Danny and Beverly Keller
Alice Keller
Marguerite Kellett
Sue Kelley
* Kellogg’s Corporate Citizenship
Fund
Michael Kelly
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kelly
Bob and Carol Kelly
Joseph and Susan Kelly
Margie Kelly
Nancy Kelly
Rev. Brendan Kelly
John and Karen Kelty
Richard and JoAnn Kempton
John and Lois Kenkel
Richard and Valentine Kennedy
Craig and Anneliese Kennedy
Jeff and Angela Keogh
Ken and Judy Kerkman
Jeremie Kerkman
Julie Kermmoade
Joseph and Lisa Kerrigan
George and Patricia Ketterer
Linus and Gertrude Ketterer
Kim Ketterer
Gabe and Mikaela Kidwell
Kidwell Electric
Fabian and Janelle Kiefel
Margaret Kiene
Rev. Sean Kilcawley
Donald and Laurie Killeen
Hyang Soo Kim
Hyun Jung Kim-Lee
Daniel and Mardie Kincheloe
John and Joann Kindschuh
Todd and Valerie Kinghorn
Leslie Kingston
William and Alice Kipper
Rev. Nicholas Kipper
Dave and Ann Kirby
Kevin and Gerrine Kirby
Joel and Ann Kirby
Tom and Sue Kirkpatrick
Brad and Linda Kistler
Jim and Rose Klein
Tom and Kathy Klein
Steve and Lynne Klein
Trevor and Tracey Klein
Paul and Kathleen Klein
Wayne Klein
Mathew and Tracy Kleinschmit
Ken and Chis Knaus
Don and Kimberly Kneifl
Blaz and Tracy Knezevic
William and Virginia Knight
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Harry Knight
Tim and Mary Knight
James and Denise Knotwell
Mildred Knowles
Lavern and Canice Kobus
William and Agnes Kobza
Robert and Deborah Kobza
Lucy Kobza
Kay Koch
Marcia Koelzer
Vince and Charoyl Koenig
Bret and Emily Koenig
Bob and Florence Koenig
Doug and Mary Koenig
Robert and Mary Koerner
Richard and Kathi Kohel
Tori Kohle
Ryan and Kathleen Kohler
Larry and Shannon Kohmetscher
Bob and Jessie Kohn
Frank and Edith Kohout
Barbara Kokrda
Dan and Jean Kolar
Jim and Mary Kolar
Chris Kolbet
Larry and Renee Kolbush
Rick and Cindy Kollars
Orville and Joyce Kollars
William and Linda Kollman
Rick and Joan Konecky
Theodore and Pat Koperski
David and Lisa Koperski
John and Patricia Kopetzky
Tom and Kathy Kopf
John and Donna Kopf
John and Nancy Kopischke
Carl Kopischke
Carol Koranda
Ron and Carol Korecky
Victor Korelstein
Robert and Wanda Korensky
Todd and Patricia Korensky
Ronald and Lois Korinek
Sebastien and Lisa Korner
Matthew and Laura Kortum
Peter and Clarice Kortum
Jesse and Angie Korus
Floyd and Janet Kosch
Russ and Carla Kosch
Rev. Leo Kosch
Charles and Mary Kaye Kost
Dr. Michael and Ann Kotopka
Dennis and Theresa Kottwitz
Greg and Kelli Kouma
Bernard and Myra Kouma
Evangeline Kouma
Victor and Annabelle Kovar
Mick and Renee Kovar
Kerry and Jeanna Kowalski
Louis and Rita Koza
Ray Koziol
Greg and Sue Kozisek
Gladys Kozisek
Rita Kradle
Kenneth and Pam Kramer
Denny and Vertrie Kramer
Jason Kramer
Lorin Krantz
James and Gaylene Krauel
Scott and Beth Krause
Daniel and Stephanie Krause
Ron and Susan Krause
Anne Krause
James and Dalene Krebs
Marion and Betty Kreifels
Terry and Barbara Kreifels
Doug and Michelle Kreifels
Richard and Jane Kreifels
Travis and Deidre Kreifels
James and Patricia Kreifels
Darlene Kreifels
Michael and Mary Kay
Kreikemeier
Robert and Marylou Kremers
Raymond and Donna Krenk
Mildred Kreuzberg
Dan and Susan Krick
Mark and Patty Krings
Daniel and Tama Krings
Ryan and Amy Krings
Rachel and Jeff Krings
Jeff and Kathy Krinke
Thomas and Sarah Kripal
Dennis and Paula Kriz
Daniel and Jeanette Krog
Curtis and Lisa Krueger
John and Sandy Krueger
Jerry and Holly Kruger
Donna Kruger
Ron and Carla Kruml
Cecilia Kruml
Gary and Nancy Krumland
Jeff and Shelli Krupicka
Kevin and Babara Kruse
Charles and Norma Kruse
Christopher and Jodi Kruse
Kent and Sue Kruse
Dennis and Michelle Kruse
Richard and Cindy Krushensky
Rev. Christopher Kubat
William and Myrna Kubly
Donald and Paula Kucera
Daniel and Diane Kucera
Michael and Karen Kucera
Michael and Kristine Kucera
Frank and Loretta Kucera
Frances Kucera
Tom Kuchta
John and Sheila Kuchta
Ron and Cindy Kudron
Vincent and Elizabeth Kuhlman
Donel and Paulette Kuhlman
William and Stephanie Kuhn
Martin and Carol Kukuk
James and Deb Kula
Larry Kunc
James and Julie Kuntz
Christine Kunz
Kevin and Sarah Kupke
Mark and Janet Kurtenbach
Gary and Lin Kurtenbach
Rev. Andrew Kurz
Charlotte Kusy
Stanley and Lois Kuta
Richard and Kay Kutlas
Mark and Janey Kuzila
Shawn and Mary Labadie
Eugene and Norene Lackey
Jeremy and Valerie Lackey
Bill and Ruth Lackey
Jerry and Julie Lacy
Rick and Ann Lafler
James and Jackie LaFollette
Phillip and Jo Ann Lagoni
Heriberto Lagunas
Richard and Eleanor Laird
Tammy Laird
Rick and Connie Lake
Anita Lambie
Sue Lammers
Michael and Ann Landerfield
Ginny Landkamer
Tim and Suzy Landreth
Jack and Shirley Lang
Greg and Patty Lang
Robert and Loretta Lang
Steve Lang
Philip and LeighAnn Lang
Bernard and Mercedes Langan
Carol Langdon
Rick and Sue Lange
LaRue and Peggy Langenberg
Perry and Moncia Langston
Bob and Susan Lanik
Ven and Willa Lanik
Bob and Marilyn LaPorta
Stan and Janet Larchick
Michael and Kathryn Larchick
Todd and Anne Marie Lardenoit
Dr. Rex and Karen Largen
Charles and Janelle Larsen
John and Mary Larson
John and Mary Larson
Keith and Michelle Laue
Kevin and Cheryl Laue
Kirk and Christin Laughlin
Christopher and Anne
Lautenschlager
James and Mary Lawson
Mr. and Mrs. Cu Le
Thanh and Kim-Thanh Le
Thanh Tam Le
John Leach
Jim and Linda Leary
Douglas and Christine Lebbert
David and Jan Lechner
Marilyn LeClair
Michael and Shirley Lederer
Dustin and Christy Ledgerwood
Ronald and Karen Lee
Charles and Frances Lee
Robert and Martha Lee
Cecilia Leehy
Mike and Deborah Leggott
Harold and Eileen LeGrande
Jason and Margaret Lehr
Greg and Karen Lehr
Gene Lehr
Kathleen Lehr
Clarence and Mildred Leif
Anthony and Lisa Leitschuck
Lillian Lemon
Joseph and Kacey Lempka
Don and Linda Lenhoff
Chris Lenhoff
Floyd Lenz
Clarice Lenz
Martha Leon
Jacqueline Leonard
J. Raymundo Lepe Sanchez
Wayne Lesher
Greg and Cassandra Lesiak
Marty and Chris Lesiak
Pat and Ruth Lester
Mark Lewallen
Marcella Leybold
Richard and Carolyn Lieb
Martin and Shayla Liebentritt
Patrick and Debbie Liebers
Steve and Karen Liechti
Dave and Theresa Liegl
Roman and Marlene Liekhus
Frank and JoAnn Lierz
Gary and Margaret Lierz
Michael and Michelle Liesch
Phillip and Joan Liescheski
Paul and Susan Liess
Theresa Likens
Shawn and Jen Liliedahl
Doug and Juliann Lillie
Lincoln Benefit Life Company
Lincoln Poultry
Daniel and Connie Lindenstein
Sheila Linder
Steve and Laurie Lindgren
Karen Lindsay
Mary Joan Linebaugh
Pam Livingston
Larry and Barb Lockhart
Lawrence and Harriette Lococo
Simon and Delores Lococo
John and Elizabeth Lodes
Larry and Marci Logsdon
Mark Logsdon
James and Leonita Logsdon
Dana and Nora London
Scott and Angela Lonergan
James and Phyllis Lonergan
Todd and Sarah Long
Arnold and Doris Longoria
John Lonowski
Joe and Andrea Lonowski
Santiago and Alejandra Lopez
Karen Lopour
Kelly and Kathy Lorchick
LaVerna Lorchick
Kevin and Julia Lostroh
Lee and Susan Loudon
Roy Loudon
Rebecca Loutsch
Jim and Mary Anne Love
Gary and Cindy Love
Ray and Kathleen Lubien
Bill and Sandy Ludwig
Gary and Mary Luebbert
James and Linda Lukesh
Kathleen Lukesh
Dr. William and Pat Lundak
Steve and Angie Lundstrom
Janet Lunney
Mark and Julie Lutjeharms
William and Dianne Lyon
Randall and Diana Lyons
Jennifer Lyons
Charles and Patty Lyster
Theresa Ma
Kyle and Dorcea Mabie
Rod and Jill Machacek
Mary Lou Machacek Machacek
James Mack
Marjorie Macke
Richard and Kimberly Mackey
Mary Ellen Macomber
Steve and Cathy Maddox
Ken and Laura Maddox
John Mader
Caroline Maestas
Lorraine Magsamen
Joseph and Ruth Maguire
Bill and Pat Mahan
Shawn and Margaret Mahler
Dale and Jackie Mahlman
Richard and Sandra Mahoney
Jane Mahoney Neal
Ngoc Mai
Daniel and Mary Kay Mailander
Mark and Julie Main
Daniel and Alice Majerus
John and Kendra Majerus
Tim and Sarah Majerus
Pam Makovicka
Becky Malhoit
Richard Mallam
Patrick and Joan Mallatt
Winona Malolepszy
Paul and Jill Malone
Dennis and Deloris Malone
Marian Malone
LeRoy and Sharon Malousek
Dr. Jim and Jane Maly
Keith and Diane Maly
Roger and Michele Maly
Michael and Dea Mandery
Robert and Mary Mangels
Eric and Rachel Manley
Nancy Mann
Michael and Nancy Manning
Michelle Manning
Anne Manning
Brent and Tosha Mansheim
Sam and Jane Manzitto
Angelo and Dodie Manzitto
* Mapes Industries, Inc.
Gabriel Mares
Karen Marfice
Alan and Janet Marion
Dave and Lisa Marks
Charles and June Marquardt
Antonio Marquez
Paul and Barbara Marsolek
Doug and Eike Marthaler
Eugene and Dorothy Martin
Jim and Janet Martin
Dennis and Debra Martin
Dean and Julie Martin
Kevin and Sara Martin
Michael and Viann Martin
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Robert and Margaret McKitterick
Ronald and Tracey McLain
Scott and Denise McLain
Tom and Ursula McLaughlin
Richard and Kim McLaughlin
Robert and Grace McManus
Steve and Sandy McManus
Lucille McManus
Loyola McMeekin
Forrest and Julie McMichael
Rhett and Mary McMichen
Jean McNeil
Robert and Kathy McPhillips
Keith and Christie McQuinn
Peter and Loretta McShane
David and Mary Beth McWilliams
Karen McWilliams
Michael Meacham
Steve and Colleen Medill
Dennis and Betty Medinger
Charlie and Jenny Medinger
Roger and Denise Meeks
Darren and Geena Mehl
Mark and Diane Meiners
Jerry and Mardell Meinke
Roland Meirose
Thomas and Pam Mejstrik
Tom and Barbara Melby
Dr. Bryan and Barb Melvin
Elia Mendez
Gonzalo and Sylvia Mendoza
Treverr and Tammy Menghini
Florence Menghini
Tim and Beatrice Menke
Rev. Andrew Menke
Ken and Marcia Merboth
Brad and Pat Mercer
Robert and Marilyn Mercier
* Merck Partnership For Giving
Alice Merrifield
Byron and Lisa Merrill
Gary and Betty Merritt
Margaret Mertens
Cathy Messbarger
Tony and Carmen Messineo
Marcella Metcalf
Daniel and Jenni Metzler
Robert and Patricia Meyer
Craig and Pam Meyer
Scott and Nhi Meyer
Daniel and Angela Meyer
James and Julie Meyer
Travis and Stephanie Meyer
Mary Meyer
Roland and Jenny Meyer
Gregory and Nancy Meyerle
Jerry and Susan Meyerle
Steve and Bobby Meyers
Tom and Suzy Meyers
Marie Meyers
Mark and Janice Meyerson
Alfonso and Claudia Meza
Rosenda Meza
James and Carolyn Micek
Bernard and Sandra Michael
Chris and April Michael
Dwaine and Evelyn Michalski
David and Mary Michel
Dan and Tiffany Michells
Frances Mickelson
William and Janice Mickle
Mary Alice Mickle
Betty Mihm
Donald and Nanette Mihovk
Anselmo Mijangos
Pat and Julie Milburn
Teddy and Veronica Milburn
Mike and Linda Milburn
Anna Milburn
Catherine Miles
Dr. Gary and Lu Milius
Drs. Lee and Constance Miller
David and Karen Martin
Bev Martin
Gerardo and Isabel Martinez
Francisco and Maria Martinez
Alfonso Martinez
Juan Martinez
Rafael Martinez
Nancy Martinez
Marjorie Martinez
Lucia Martinez
Ereshiel and Bonnie Maschka
Tom and Cindy Masek
Tony and Linda Masek
Tom and Rhonda Massey
Nathan and Kathy Mastel
Jim and Georgianne Mastera
Ray and Alyce Masters
Lorin and Shirley Masur
Michael Matheson
Arthur and Alice Matous
Ben and Maureen Mattern
Wayne and Anne Matthes
John and Dee Matulis
Steve and Theresa Matulka
Fred and Janet Matulka
Jim and Joyce Matya
Jeff and Kris Maul
Carolyn Maul
Kenneth and Irene May
Edward and Mary May
Steve and Carolyn May
Keith and Pat May
Aaron and Becky May
May Flanagan Foundation, Inc.
Steve and Nanci Mayhan
Sidney and Carolyn Maynard
Lois Mayo
Donald and Debra Mazour
Cecilia Mazour
Kirk and Angela McAndrew
Thomas and Lynette McArdle
Patrick and Mary McBride
Thomas and Kathleen McBride
Donald and Catherine McCabe
Lydia McCabe
Tim and Jane McCarthy
Daniel and Evelyn McCarty
Dick and Pat McCashland
Dennis and Jeanie McCaugherty
David and Jan McChesney
Bill and Joyce McClure
Bill and Mary McClurg
Theodore and Paula McClymont
Mick and Kari McConkey
Mike and Janice McConnell
Keith and Mary McConnell
Frederick and Erma McCormick
Linda McCormick
Michael and Susan McCrory
Vernon and Lois McCrory
Arleen McCrory
George and Patricia McCullar
John and Cindy McDermott
Bernice McDermott
Larry and Marlene McDonald
Mark and Beth McElroy
Dorothy McEniry
James and Margaret McFarland
Shawn and Jodi McGill
Terry McGinnis
Ed and Pat McGovern
Kelly and Chris McGovern
Steve and Elaine McInerney
Allen and Lisa McInerney
Dennis McInerny
Donald and Connie McKee
Donald and Sarah McKee
Jack and Shelia McKeegan
Ronald and Laurie McKenzie
Donald and Sherrill McKinney
Richard and Jennifer McKinsey
Ruth McKinstry
George and Mary Jane Miller
Wayne and Betty Miller
Stephen and Arleen Miller
Tim and Mary Miller
Bryan and Letha Miller
Jason and Cindy Miller
Ronald and Roni Miller
Leo and Diane Miller
Ron and Ann Miller
Wayne and Gwen Miller
Jeremy and Courtney Miller
Shawn and Amy Miller
Anthony Miller
Greg and Martha Miller
Jim and Mary Miller
Kenn and Karen Miller
Voyle and Janet Miller
Roxanne Miller
Mary Miller
Cindy Miller
Ellen Miller
Kent and Peggy Mills
Grace Mills
Grace Milton
Virginia Milton
Yvonne Mimick
Todd and Laura Minchow
Ronald Minchow
William and Mary Beth Mines
Cheryl Minnehan
Greg and Missy Minner
John and Barbara Miriovsky
Jim and Shelly Mitchell
Larry and Phyllis Mitchell
Loretta Mitchell
Dan and Salissa Mlnarik
Dave and Chrystal Mlnarik
Doug and Ellen Moeller
Doris Moeller
John and Denise Moeschen
Susan Mohr
Marlene Molacek
Pilar Monroy
Mike and Toni Montanez
Joel and Lupita Montes de Oca
Chris and Patricia Montgomery
Cheryl Moock
Roger and Marnie Moody
James and Lavine Moore
Kevin and Mary Sue Moore
Anne Moore
David and Beth Moorhouse
Manuel and Lidia Morales
John and Kelly Morehouse
Helen Morehouse
Miguel Moreno
Maria del Rosario Moreno
Yvonne Morfeld
Philip and Lois Morgan
Garry and Beth Morgan
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Morgan
Bruce Morgan
* Morgan Stanley
Dr. Peter and Lori Morin
T.R. and Gayle Morin
Richard and Patricia Morin
Rev. Michael Morin
Bill and Kathy Morlok
Joseph and Connie Morris
Matt and Amy Morris
Travis and Sara Morris
Donald and Berenice Morris
Stephen and Rosemary Morrison
Michael and Merry Morrison
Marsha Morrison
Eugene and Arlene Morrissey
Cathy Morrissey
Robert and Sally Morrow
Jeff and Teresa Morrow
Michael and Janet Morrow
Stephen and Lynn Morrow
Deryle and Nadine Morton
Darren and Denise Morton
Jim and Julie Morton
Jeff and Rochelle Morton
Rose Morton
Maurice and Judy Moser
Dan and Shelley Moser
Richard and Bonnie Moses
Barry and Joanne Mosley
Paul and Mary Moss
Steve and Jenny Mossman
Marie Most
Michael and Jennifer Moxley
Rodney and Regina Moxley
Mark and Becky Mroz
Rex Mudd
Robert and Vanice Mueller
Adam Mueller
Michael and Jill Muff
Dan and Angie Muhleisen
Matt and Kelly Mullendore
Dan and Debra Mulligan
Mary Mulligan
Cletus and Kara Mulloy
Roger and Rhonda Mundt
Duane and Susan Mundt
Mr. and Mrs. Roberto Munguia
Francisco Muniz
Damon and Brenda Munroe
Phillip and Flo Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Murphy
Mike and Maureen Murphy
Jeremy and Michele Murphy
Jim and Sherry Murphy
Kurt Murphy
James Murphy
Elizabeth Murphy
Jean Murphy
Kevin and Pamela Murray
Eugene and Joan Murray
John and Michelle Murrow
Kathryn Murtaugh
Matt and Candi Musiel
Bessie Mutchie
James and Barbara Mutthersbough
Merle and Frances Myers
Jerry and Kendra Nacke
Tim and Monica Nagel
Rachael Nagle
Rose Nannen
Greg and Pam Nathan
Robbie Nathan
Kevin and Christine Naumann
John and Sharon Navin
Mark and Jody Navratil
Dan and Carol Navratil
Ray Navratil
Scott and Kelly Neal
Jim and Karen Neal
Dan and Kathy Nealon
Michael and Aimee Nebel
Jeff and Sharon Needels
Mary Neemann
Paul and Lori Neesen
Kathy Nehe
Frederick and Thoma Neid
* Nelnet
Brad and Kim Nelson
Dale and Lynnette Nelson
Roger and Janelle Nelson
Kathleen Nelson
Gayle Nelson
Joan Nelson
Carl and Beth Nemec
Rev. Joseph Nemec
Douglas and Robin Netz
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Neujahr
Michael and Rachael Neukirch
Lucy Nevels
Bob and Marilyn Neville
* New York Life Foundation
Frank and Carol Newell
Steven Newman
James and Onlei Ngu
Hung and Hanh Nguyen
Thang Van and Nam Thi Nguyen
Vuong and Mittra Nguyen
Tri and Thuy Nguyen
Cuong D and Tha Nguyen
Gerald and Donna Nichols
Ann Nickerson
Gene and Beth Nickman
Jack and Diane Nickolite
Jason and Jennifer Nickolite
David and Christine Niemann
Dan and Connie Nissen
Richard and Karen Noel
John and Marie Nolan
Terry and Diane Nollen
Dan and Jean Nolte
Kenneth and Kathy Noonan
Don and Sandy Nordell
Dale and Mary Nordstrom Young
Richard and Norma Norris
Betty Northup
Dan and Ann Nortman
Thomas and Jennifer Nottlemann
David and Margaret Novacek
Janice Novacek
Helen Novachick
Fred and Carleen Novak
Dwayne and Elizabeth Novak
T. J. and Sally Novak
* Novartis Matching Gift Center
Mark and Chris Novosad
Gary and Cindy Novotny
Renee Nowacki
George and Mary Oberembt
Stephen and Marilyn Oborny
Patrick and Nancy O’Brien
JoAnn O’Brien
Norma O’Brien
Lawrence and Lorraine Obrist
Tom and Susan O’Connell
Jim and Nancy O’Connell
Thomas O’Connell
Joseph O’Connor
Nate and Carrie Odgaard
Sion and Stacie Odom
Michael and Virginia O’Donnell
Philip and Dorene Oelke
Cameron and Jenny Oelke
Robert and Gayle O’Gara
James and Ruth O’Gara
Ronald and Susan Ogden
Charles and Donna O’Grady
Brian and Susan O’Grady
John and Raquel O’Grady
Gerald Ogren
Paul O’Hara
Dick and Terry O’Hearn
John and Judy Ohler
Dwain and Donna Ohnoutka
Brian and Linda Ohnoutka
Rene and Candy Ojeda
Jane Okalebo
Robert and Becci Olander
Michael Olderbak
Rev. David Oldham
Gerry and Jane Oligmueller
George and Marilyn Olmer
Kirsten Olmsted
Paul Olson
Mark and Jackie Olson
John and Jody Olsson
Peggy O’Meara
Michael and Lillian O’Neill
Rich and Sally O’Neill
Lawrence and Lois O’Nele
Lisa Oorlog
Dell Orender
Michael and Esther Ortiz
Brandon and Ashley Ortiz
Eva Ortiz
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Mary O’Shea
Kevin Ostdiek
John and Ann Osterman
Kristine Ostrander
Michael and Vicki Otoski
Oliver and Eunice Ott
Troy and Michele Ott
Andy and Casie Otte
Tim and Nancy Otto
James and Marcy Overcash
Kay Owen
Michael and Pam Owens
Ardell and Rosemary Owens
Brian and Lindsay Owens
Michael and Heidi Pace
Robert and Linda Pacula
Alfredo and Carolina Padilla
Julia Page
Richard Palazzolo
Ken and Elizabeth Palensky
Wladymyr and Carolyn Panasiuk
Rev. Joel Panzer
Orlan and Marjorie Pape
Harry and Mary Pappas
Ryan and Patricia Parker
Dorothy Parker
Raymond and Joleen Parolek
Cheryl and Louis Parrott
Ted and Eve Patterson
Patricia Patton
Terry and Kim Patzel
Wendell and Lillian Patzloff
Kevin and Lisa Paul
Marilyn Paul
C.E. and Marilyn Paulson
George Pavlas
Richard and Marilyn Pavlish
Nick and Jasna Pavlovic
Don and Sandra Payne
William and Diane Payne
Brian and Melissa Payne
David and Theresa Peace
Duane and Jean Pearson
Thomas and Sheila Peate
Gary and Rosemary Peatrowsky
Katherine Pecha
Karla Peet
Jeffery and Sarah Peetz
Jack and Natalie Peetz
Roger and Ruth Pehrson
James and Mary Peiman
Gerry and Ruth Peirce
Larry Pelan
Hector and Ana Pelayo
Steve and Jackie Pella
Terry and Michele Pella
Martin Pella
Clement Pella
Michael and Rhonda Pepper
Steve and Therese Peregrine
Marcial and Veronica Perez
Ernesto and Juana Perez
Norma T. Perez Perez
Maria Perez
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Perkins
Perkins
Ben and Mary Perkins
Bayani and Maria Perrin
Patrick and Patricia Perry
Bud Peschel
Ronald and Lorraine Peters
Francis and Joyce Peters
Kevin and Sandi Peters
Dr. Paul and Trish Peterson
Patrick and Marilyn Peterson
Glenn and Elizabeth Peterson
Matthew and Jacqueline Peterson
Gretchen Peterson
Bobby and Julie Petitt
Roger and Terri Petrzilka
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Petrzilka
Wayne and Brenda Petrzilka
Jim and Melinda Petrzilka
Doris Petrzilka
Warren Pettey
Pierre and Michilina Pettinger
Jeffrey and Amy Pfeifer
Kenneth and Kris Pfeiffer
* Pfizer, Inc.
Thanh and Khien Pham
Dennis and Ann Philbrick
Don and Mary Phillips
Charles Phillips
Kathy Phillips
Francis and Judy Philson
Elizabeth Philson
Lawrence and Betty Pientka
Mark and Michelle Pieper
Tim and Kate Pieper
Jay and Cindy Pieper
Jack and Vickie Pierce
Elizabeth Pierson
Ken and Noreen Pinkerton
Pinnacle Bank
Debra Placek
Dr. Lewis and Karen Plachy
David and Linda Pleskac
James and Marion Pleskac
Richard and Claudia Pleskac
Roger and Donna Pletcher
Ken and Pat Plith
Jolene Pluta
Cory and Diane Podany
Jerry and Vicki Podwinski
Carol Podwinski
Ronald and Mary Poe
Alan and Shari Pofahl
Arthur and Teresa Pohlen
Kelly and Mary Pohlen
Marilyn Pokorney
Alan and Dorothy Pokorny
Arlene Pokorny
Darrell and Ruth Polacek
Peggy Polacek
Terry and Janet Polak
Randall and Rosie Polak
Don and Ann Poland
Anthony and Nadean Polanka
Wesley and Jennifer Policky
Ernest and Bernice Polivka
Ron and Marcene Polivka
David Polivka
Tom and Viola Polk
Mr. and Mrs. David Polk
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Polk
Norma Polk
Michael and Jeanette Pollard
Steve and Cathy Pollnow
Ryan and Becky Pollock
Jill Pontow
Dana and Karen Poore
Kim and Susan Pope
Ron and Helen Pope
Larry Pope
Edward and Betty Porn
Matthew and Summer Portsche
Susan Portsche
Larry and Sharon Poskochil
Donald and Fran Potter
Jeremy and Aubrey Potter
Daniel and Sharron Potthoff
Norman and Opal Powell
Michael and Jennie Powell
Marlene Power
Melissa Power
Emmett and Mary Powers
Mary Powers
Jose and Olga Prendes
Jennifer Preston
Jesse and Vicki Preuss
Dale and Karen Pribnow
Lois Priess
Gary and Linda Proskovec
Peggy Prusa-Ogea
Alan and Diane Pryor
Danny and Cathy Pudenz
Ruth Push
Dale and Mary Putnam
Dominic and Mary Pynes
Bonnie Quick
Charmaine Quigley
Jose and Mary Quintero
Wava Rada
Steve and Tram Rademacher
Darrick and Regina Rademacher
Jeffery and Loretta Rademacker
Dorothy Raiter
Susanne Raiter
John and Patricia Rajewski
Jamie and Michelle Ramaekers
Daryl and Audrey Ramaekers
Randall and Cara Ramaekers
Martin and Connie Ramirez
Mr. and Mrs. Favio Ramirez
Martin and Virginia Ramos
Pilar Ramos
Michael and Julie Ramsey
Robert Range
Paul and Sara Rankin
Henry and Linda Rappl
Tom and Diane Rappl
Ivan and Alice Rathbun
Daniel and Patricia Rathe
Randy and Susan Ratliff
Chris and Teresa Raun
Betty Ray
Russ and Anita Raybould
Jose and Jane Raybould
* RBC Dain Rauscher
Jim and Arlene Rea
Tom and Shelly Reams
Jerry and Sandy Rebel
Joe and Sherri Recker
Michael and Jessica Reeb
Todd and Renae Reed
Dr. Herb and Virginia Reese
Dr. Chuck and Cathy Reese
David and Laura Reese
Herb and Katie Reese
Rodney and Marci Reffert
J. Patrick and Bette Regan
John and Natalie Regan
Ryan and Jennifer Regnier
Jose and Marilyn Regueira
Stephen and Ellen Reichenbach
Gary and Jill Reid
Richard and Ann Reier
Chad and Amy Reifenrath
Matt and Kiley Reiling
Paul and Julie Reilly
Justin and Kelly Reineke
Lorene Reinert
Russell and Jean Reinig
Dan and Victoria Reinke
John and Diane Reinsch
Paul and Rosemary Reinsch
Bill and Dorothy Reinsch
Greg and Mary Reisdorff
Daniel and Sandra Reisdorff
Robert Reisdorff
Cindy Reiser
Thomas and Peggy Reisher
Dr. George and Lu Rejda
Thomas and Monica Rempe
Bernie and Betty Rempe
Duane and Sheila Rempe
Rita Rempe
Kenneth and Daveen Renner
Ben and Nadine Rerucha
Mark and Martha Resseguie
Margaret Resz
Fidencio and Marlys Reyes
Mr. and Mrs. Adan Reyes
Jose and Noelia Reyes
Eloy Reyes Sanchez
Chad and Jane Reynoldson
Wayne and Judy Rezac
Gary and Patricia Rezac
Larry and Joyce Rezac
Linda Rezac
Irene Rezac
George and Marlene Rezek
Dianne Reznicek
Scott and Kathi Rhen
Jeffrey and Kelly Rhone
Suzanne Rhynalds
Rich and Mary Rice
Kent and Patty Richard
Stanley and Ellen Richardson
Marvalee Richardson
Mary Richardson
Wes and Monica Richert
Tim and Anne Richeson
Allison Richtarik
Tim and Joni Richter
Robert and Marla Richter
James and Roxanne Richter
Joyce Richter
Stacy Rickel
Delbert Ridder
Bob and Virginia Riebel
Michael and Carisa Riedmiller
Doug and Linda Rienks
George and Patricia Riggs
John and Kristen Riggs
Gary Riggs
Julie Righter
James and Mary Riley
Joe and Linda Rinaker
Kenneth and Colleen Ring
Steven and Debbie Ringleman
Peter Ringsmuth
John and Arlene Rink
John Rink
Mike and Sharon Riordan
James and Patricia Ritchey
Wayne and Raquel Roberts
Gary and Brenda Roberts
Mary Roberts
Karin Roberts
Miki Roberts
Bryan and Doris Robertson
Michael and Michelle Robinson
James Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rockwell
Silvano and Evelia Rodriguez
Bill and Sue Roeder
Rich and Peggy Rogers
Judy Rogers
Paul and Sarah Rohrs
Keith and Cathy Rokke
William and Shirley Roloff
Mike and Deb Romanek
Michael and Barb Romberg
Joseph and Lynn Romberg
Ron and Dotti Romero
Gary and Janine Romontio
Dr. Rick and Mary Ann Rooney
Roger and Angela Root
Elaine Rosburg
Mickey and Karia Roscoe
Gregg and Val Roseberry
Robert Roselle
Dan and Margie Rosenthal
Eve Rosno
Robert and Ellen Rosser
Mike and Kristi Roth
Lee Ann Roth
Steven and Valerie Rouch
Marilyn Roumph
Wayne and Doris Rowe
Mitchell and Karen Rowley
Marge Roy
Michael and Ruth Royse
William and Linda Roza
Richard and Rosanne Ruby
Michael Rudd
Andrew and Denise Ruder
James and Susan Ruigh
Craig and Noelle Rupiper
John and Diane Rupnow
Keith and Barbara Rupp
Robert and Carol Ruskamp
Jerome and Kristina Russell
Nancy Russell
Corey and Nicole Russman
Harry Rust
Joe and Heather Ruterbories
Royce and Jennifer Ruth
Dave and Mary Beth Rutledge
John and Jillian Rutledge
Terry and Paula Ryan
James Ryan
Regis and Mary Ryan
George and Janice Ryan
Ray and Julie Ryan
Mike and Nancy Ryan
Jim and Kathie Rynearson
Raul and Donna Saavedra
Bill and Cathy Sabata
Linda Sabatka
Eric and Therese Sack
Francis and Jennifer Sager
Gregory and Suzanne Sailer
Jerry and Janice Salber
Tim and Anthia Salmen
Mitchell and Karen Salomons
Jay and Donna Salzman
Sharon Samek
Brent and Betty Sampson
Hector and Jane Sanchez
Antonio and Georgina Sanchez
Benito and Juana Sanchez
Al and Mary Sand
Elly Sand
Mary Sand
Susan Sand
Ken and Jennifer Sander
Kirk and Connie Sanders
Neal and Dorothy Sandoz
Ben Santo
Joel and Kathleen Sartore
Peter and Michelle Sartori
Ted and Janna Sasse
Michael and Jennifer Satorie
Guy and Faie Saunders
Gerald and Paula Sayker
Thomas and Joan Scdoris
Michael and Lisa Schafers
Eric and Angela Schafers
Mr. Lewis Schafers
Matthew Schafers
David and Dixie Scharf
Ryan and Kenette Scharf
Jeffry and Sarah Scheer
Sharon Scheer
Brian and Kelley Scheet
William Scheideler
Mitchell Scheuler
Patricia Schied
Greg and Mary Schieke
Kevin and Heidi Schieuer
Matt Schilling
Mark and Cindy Schilmoeller
Jack and Brenda Schimenti
Ron and Claire Schinkel
Jack Schinstock
Ronald and Theresa Schlautman
Kevin and Heather Schlautman
Dale and Susan Schlautman
Joel and Mary Schlautman
Bill and Sondra Schlautman
Gary and Jolene Schleppenbach
Mike and Sandy Schleppenbach
Greg Schleppenbach
Delores Schlienz
Mike and Myra Schmaderer
Tadd and Kendra Schmid
Alona Schmid
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Alan and Barbara Schmidt
David and Margaret Schmit
Erin Schmit
Jade Schmit
Robert and Phyllis Schmitz
Matthew and Jenny Schnase
Douglas and Diane Schneider
Dennis and Barbara Schneider
Dave and Elizabeth Schneider
Joseph Schneider
Marilyn Schnepf
David and Kristine Schoening
Lonnie and Karla Scholl
Bryan and Jamie Scholtes
Ben and Alicia Scholz
Ronald and Tammie Scholz
Joe and Jane Schommer
William and Jeanie Schommer
Cheri Schrack
Dr. Steven and Mary Schrad
Donald and Rana Schreiber
David Schreiter
Daren and Amy Schriner
Kenneth and Deb Schroeder
David and Georgia Schroeder
Marjorie Schroeder
Marjorie Schroeder
Al & Julia Schroer
Richard and Sherry Schroer
Howard and Agnes Schroer
Joe and Mary Schroer
Robert and Delores Schuchart
Larry and Cindy Schueth
Lyle and Doris Schueth
James and Angela Schueth
Norm and Jane Schuller
Joanna Schuller
John and Linda Schulte
Dennis and Ruth Ann Schulte
Norm and Deb Schulte
Alicen Schulte
Jeffrey and Dr. Laura Schumacher
Joshuah and Nancy Schumacher
David and Patricia Schumacher
Jake Schumacher
Terry and Janell Schutte
Dean and Jolene Schwaninger
Joshua and Cory Schwarten
Lyle and Norma Schwarting
Richard and Janet Schwartz
Larry and Eloise Schwartz
Elizabeth Schweitzer
John and Brenda Schwery
Eldon and Arlene Schwindt
Elaine Schwindt
Daniel and Judi Scully
Judeen Seacrest
Robert and Diane Sealock
L.G. and Becky Searcey
Matt and Teresa Searls
James and Theresa Sears
Mike and Brenda Sebek
Patrick and Nancy Seberger
Security Federal
John and Betty Sedlak
David and Monica Sedlak
Dale and Nancy Sedlak
Edwin and Magdalen Seeman
Brad and Karrie Seeman
Merle and Donna Seeman
William and Amy Sehi
Tom and Cheryl Seib
Thomas and Cindy Seidl
Vince and Theresa Seiker
Rev. Daniel Seiker
Bill and Kathi Seiler
Joe and Patricia Selig
James and Bernice Selko
Jerry and Helen Sellentin
Bradley and Kelly Sellentin
Jason and Julie Sellers
Joseph and Tina Selting
Scott and Karen Selzer
Andrew and Maria Semerad
Servio Foundation Trust
Lois Severson
Michael and Debra Seykora
Charles and Maurine Shambarger
Cheryl Sharp
Larry and Rita Shaw
Richard and Lori Shaw
Patrick and Elizabeth Shea
Julie Shea
Nathan and Pamela Shelbourn
Jean Shemek
Lawrence Shepard
Blake and Tracy Sheppard
Cecelia Sherman
Jesse and Norma Shields
Ed and Julie Shimerda
John and Norma Shipferling
Timothy and Gerilyn Shipley
Mary Shipman
Thomas and Sara Shively
Jerry and Sheri Shoecraft
George and Judith Sholy
Dave and Renee Shonka
Leo and Dorothy Showers
Troy and Katie Shreve
Doug and Diana Shum
Michael and Sue Sibbel
Sid Dillon Buick Nissan Hyundai
Robert and Barbara Sieps
Darrell and Sheila Sievert
Rick and Bonnie Siewert
James and Connie Silva
Roger and Dianne Silver
Kevin and Mary Silvey
Ryan and Pam Simanek
Douglas and Nicole Simon
Edward and Elaine Simpson
Scott and Colleen Sims
Daryl and Mary Sincebaugh
John and Stella Sinclair
Michael Sinclair
Corey and Michele Sindelar
Doug Sindelar
Victor and Jill Sinica
John and Anna Sisco
Louis and Lucille Sisel
Robert and Bonnie Sittig
James and Dianne Sizemore
John and Angie Sjuts
Jeremy and Kathryn Skrdla
Dale and Jean Skrdlant
Ronald and Rose Skudlarek
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sladky
Ron and Kathy Slattery
James and Marilyn Slattery
Clara Slechta
Jeff and Nicole Sleddens
Kevin and Chananne Slepicka
Rosemarie Sloss
Steve and Lori Sloup
Cy and Rose Sloup
Joseph and Teri Sloup
Duane and Kate Smid
Ronald and Peggy Smith
Michael and Thelma Smith
James and Doris Smith
Loyd and Charleen Smith
Paul and Sharon Smith
Michael and Suki Smith
Reginald and Yoko Smith
David and Veronica Smith
Tim and Kim Smith
Donald and Rose Smith
Tom and Paula Smith
Dick and Shelly Smith
Damon and Dorothy Smith
Larry Smith
Joel and Carrie Smith
Grace Smith
Petra Smith
Pauline Smith
Shannon Smith
Lucille Smith
Kim Smith
James and Joan Smyth
Mary Sneller
David and Valerie Snitily
Susan Snitily
Snitily Carr
Ronald and Elaine Snyder
Jim and Joan Snyder
Anne Sobansky
Kenneth and Mary Sobczyk
Chuck and Maralee Sobotka
Margaret Sommer
Scot and Misty Sorensen
Roberto and Ana Soto
Dwayne Soucek
Marvin and Anne Souchek
Andrea Souder
Tom and Donna Soukup
Thomas and Shirley Soukup
Rod and Tracy Soukup
Jerome Soulliere
Steve Sousek
Darrell and Janet Sovereign
Joshua and Julie Sovereign
Maryann Spahni
Frank and Arlene Spale
Denise Spale
Janel Sparks
David Spatz
Joseph & Ellen Spelman
Todd and Linda Speth
Dr. Gerald and Jan Spethman
Scott and Mary Spethman
Brian and Michelle Spicka
Jeffrey and Rebecca Spiegel
Steve and Brenda Spieker
Jim and Kathy Spitsen
Brad and Virginia Splichal
William and Kathryn Spring
Matt and Teresa Springer
Tyler and Bev Sprouse
St. Elizabeth Regional Medical
Center
Terrance and Christine St. Hilaire
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
St. Michael’s Catholic Church
Charles and Rosie Staack
Scott and Linda Stacy
Marsha Stafford
David and Kaela Stamper
Loran and Julie Stara
Jeff and Becky Stark
Kenneth and Mary Stasch
Joe and Lucille Staskiewicz
Steve and Susan Statz
Dennis and Rose Stava
Wesley and Lynn Stebbins
Dr. Debra Steele
Mike Steele
Mae Steele
Matthew and Rebecca Stefanski
Jon and Shari Steger
Lou Ann Steinauer
Thomas and Jane Steinbach
Andrew and Janice Stellato
Laurie Stepanek
Wayne Stephens
Rick and Sue Stetina
Gary and Denise Stevens
Donald and Elaine Stewart
Scott and Karen Stewart
Don and Sheila Stewart
Ryan and Sara Stewart
LeAnn Stewart
Andrew and Ruth Steyer
Alfred and Dolores Steyer
Edgar and Rose Stilwell
Joseph and Zamova Stitcher
Clifford and Susan Stockmyer
Mark and Margy Stoley
Fred and Vicki Stoll
Rosemary Stoll
Judd and Jane Stoltenburg
Fred and Joan Stone
Tom and Linda Storz
Mary Stout
Eileen Strasburg
Dr. Scott Strasburger
Charles and Carrie Stratman
Mary Stratman
William and Kim Straub
Vanessa Streff
Walter and Ellen Stroup
Harry and Rosemary Stubbendeck
Mike and Joan Stuchlik
Lawrence and Betty Stuchlik
Jan Studnicka
Calvin and Mary Stuhmer
Carlton and Patty Styron
Mike and Christie Sucha
Jason and Sherri Suelter
Ann Sughroue
Jerry and Sara Sukup
Dr. Michael and Julie Sullivan
Jack and Anna Sullivan
Daniel and Shelly Sullivan
Tom and Carol Sullivan
Michael and Mai-Huong Sullivan
Rev. John Sullivan
Mark Surmann
Vera Surmann
Drs. Gregory and Margaret Sutton
Dr. Vince and Brenda Sutton
Lorraine Sutton
Andrew Suyker
Gary and Marlene Svatos
Jay and Michelle Svehla
Robert and Paula Svoboda
John and Sharon Svoboda
Bernard and Carol Svoboda
Ray and Mabel Svoboda
Albin Svoboda
Donald and Dolores Swanson
Bob and Janice Swanson
Philip Swaroff
Steven and Cathy Swartz
Joseph Swatek
Maxine Sweem
Chuck and Diane Swerczek
Christopher and Karen Swift
Gregory and Ann Swim
Vivian Swink
Gary and Catherine Sydzyik
Cory and Laurie Sylliaasen
Lawrence Synak
* Syngenta Crop Protection, Inc.
* Syngenta Seeds, Inc.
Steven and Wendy Sypal
Kenneth and Dru Sypal
George and Julie Szalawiga
Michael and Denise Szatko
Hiep Ta
Joel and Mandy Tabor
Gary and Roxanne Talbott
John and Mary Kay Talken
Mr. and Mrs. Hector Tapia
Matthew and Michele Tapling
Jonathan and Sarah Tappan
Lee Tasey
Matthew and Joan Tasler
Clint and Nancy Taubenheim
Lloyd and Marlene Taylor
Theresa Taylor
Richard and Lisa Teel
Dennis and Laura Tegtmeier
Christopher Teixeira
Dennis and Karren Telecky
* Teledyne Technologies
Incorporated
Timothy and Sheila Terrell
Gary and Valentina Teska
Tim and Christine Thackeray
Elmer and Veronica Tharnish
John and Delores Tharnish
Gaylene Thatcher
Brad and Sherry Thavenet
Brian and Michelle Thavenet
The Austin Co., Inc. Farm
Management, Sales & Appraisals
Ryan and Shelly Theil
Jeanne Theis
Dale and Kim Theisen
Thomas and Susan Thelen
Michael and Cheryl Thiele
Howard and Karen Thilges
Duane and Debbie Thoene
Laurie Thomas Lee
Edward and Felecia Thomassen
Charles and Sandra Thompson
Sandy and Nancy Thompson
John and Linda Thompson
Eric Thompson
Teresa Thompson
Gene and Connie Thomsen
James and Mae Thorfinnson
Dennis and Melissa Thorne
Ralph and Rosemary Thorpe
Tom and Shelley Thorpe
Douglas and Katy Thorpe
Joseph Thorpe
Blake and Jennifer Thuelin
Gregg and Peggy Thuman
Terri Tiedeman
Harry and Mary Tilley
Gary and Christine Timm
Bill and Shari Timm
Peter and Jean Timmerman
Rev. Sean Timmerman
Michael and Katherine Timmins
Tim and Leanne Timmons
Dan Timms
Patrick and Mary Tines
Thomas Tinkham
Michael and Jane Tobias
Robert and Cheryl Tobin
Jackie Toman
Helen Tomek
Benedict and Wilomine Tomes
Dan and Libby Tomes
Dr. Wesley and Ann Tomhave
Charles and Mary Ann Tomlinson
Don and Stephanie Tomlinson
Miles and Christine Tommeraasen
Alfred and Sharon Topil
Bob and Mary Torell
Jason and Sherry Torske
Tom and Margaret Tracy
Thomas and Lorena Tracy
Ryan and Kim Tramp
Mr. and Mrs. Bai Si Tran
Alex Tran
Eugene and Susan Trausch
Ryan Trausch
Jeannie Travers
Lee Treadway
Mary Treick
John and Barb Tremain
Dr. Marvin and Jeanette Trouba
Duane and Paulette Trouba
Emil Trouba
Vernetta Trouba
Gordon and Gerry Trout
Thomas and Sharon Trumble
Donald and Evelyn Trumble
Monte and Rhonda Tubbs
James and Linda Tucker
Rev. Robert Tucker
David and Debra Tunink
Gary Tunnison
Duane Tupy
Marsha Turbett
Bob and Jean Turgeon
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Gregory and Sharon Turner
Joe and Mary Turner
Tony and Jeannie Tushar
Elizabeth Tutt
Mark and Mary Tvrdy
Dan and Donna Tvrdy
Douglas and Melissa Tvrdy
Patricia Tvrdy
Todd and Maggi Tweet
Richard and Marilyn Twehous
Margaret Tyler
* U.S. Bancorp Foundation
Donald and Lona Uerling
Scott and Cindy Uhing
Dan and Shari Ullman
Donald and Janet Ullman
Sylvester and Bernice Ullman
Harold and Gladys Ullsperger
Mel and Mary Ulrich
Daniel and Andrea Ulrich
Mike and Ashley Ulrich
Albert and Kristin Unger
Greg and Deana Unger
Union Bank & Trust
Gary and Janet Unrein
Thomas and Donna Upton
Steven and Marianne Upton
Steve and Cathy Urban
Noland and Rachel Urban
Joyce Urbanovsky
Cheryl Urwiller
Kipp and Margaret Utemark
Tim and Kelly Utrup
Roger and Cindy Uttecht
Craig and Kim Vacek
Dennis and Jeanne Vaggalis
Michael and Vicki Valaika
Mary Valencia
Dean and Jodie Valish
Margaret Van Diest
James and Geraldine Van Etten
Daniel and Connie Van Slyke
Jean Ann VanAckeren
Joseph Vance
Scott Vancura
Kelly Vandervort
John and Sandra Vandewalle
Avon and Jerene Vandewege
Verna Vanek
Jim and Nancy Vankirk
Lora Vanschoiack
Will and Jackie Varicak
Dr. Gary and Tami Varilek
Lori Vasa
Rudy and Judith Vazquez
Michael and Lisa Vedder
Margaret Vencil
George and Marilyn Veomett
Jose and Ester Vera
Joe and Pam Vercellino
Jason and Monica Vercellino
Arlene Vercellino
Kurt and Robyn Verkamp
Randy and Lisa VerMaas
Thomas and Catherine Verplank
John Verzal
Michael and Cyndi Vestecka
Frank and Celia Vestecka
Richard Vestecka
Wally Vestecka
Rose Vestecka
Kirk and Janice Vifquain
Margarito Antonio and Emily Villa
Rosa Villagomez
Jay and Virginia Vinton
Dallas and Mary Virchow
Edward and Pat Vitzthum
Raphael and Theresa Voboril
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Voboril
Dan and Rose Vodvarka
Henry and Rosezena Voelker
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Anthony and Ruth Voelker
James and Mary Jean Vogel
Karl and Angela Vogel
Marguerite Voges
Frank and Nancy Vogt
Lee and Mary Volkmer
Theodore and Mary Volkmer
Michael and Erica Volkmer
Gary Vondra
John and Shawn Vondracek
John and Rosalie Vondracek
Denis and Terri Vontz
Dan and Julie Vontz
Richard and Lisa Voss
Kent and Lori Vossler
Scott and Jeanne Vrbka
Greg and Nancy Vrbka
Jerry and Christina Vrbka
Michael and Mary Vrchota
Lawrence and Rose Vrtiska
Anton Vu
Nicholas and Donna Vuko
Joseph and Marilyn Wachter
Jennifer Wachter
Tom and Ann Wackel
Len and Bernice Wadas
Sarah Waddle
Chris and Michelle Wagner
Constance Wagner
Sister Regina Wagner
Richard and Celia Wahl
Robert and Rosemary Wahl
S. Leigh Wahl
Nathan and Heather Waite
Mary Pat Waite
Lori Wake
Twila Wakefield
Clarence and Cynthia Waldman
John and Myrtle Walentine
Gary and Gail Walker
John and Mary Walker
Scott and Debra Walker
Scott and Laura Walker
Joseph Walker
Larry and Karen Walklin
Ray and Faye Wall
Terrance and Susan Wallace
Bill and Linda Wallish
Joseph and Jeanette Walsh
Michael and Mary Walsh
Allan and Denise Walter
Jack and Irma Walter
Todd and Kathryn Walters
Daryn and Kathryn Walters
Joe Walton
Dr. Cary and Jolene Ward
Don and Marita Ward
Daryl and Ann Warday
John and Jeanie Warner
Jeff and Janet Warner
Todd and Eunah Warnke
Otto and Jeanette Warth
Janice Wassenberg
Aaron and Michele Waszgis
Daren and Laura Waters
Jimmy and Carolyn Watson
Jack and Dorothy Watson
Marilyn Watson
Jerold and Sandra Watton
Frank and Bonnie Watts
Peter and Lea Lynn Wawers
Dick and Marilyn Weak
Walt and JoAnn Weaver
Verna Webb
Denise Webb
Peggy Weber
Rocky and Deb Weber
John Weber
Kathleen Weber
Scott and Cheryl Webert
Geoffrey and Mariah Webinger
Rod and Barb Weckman
Rose Weddell
Michael and Janet Weedman
James and Judy Weems
Phyllis Weisser
Anne Weisser
Davey Weitzel
Robert and Lynne Welch
Tim and Jill Welcomer
Ken and Mary Wellman
Calvin and Kathleen Wells
Wells Fargo Bank
Bryan and Mary Welty
Ervin and Cheryl Wemhoff
Severin and Annette Wemhoff
Michael and Cheryl Wemhoff
Elmer and Jane Wemhoff
David and Michelle Wemhoff
Chad and Nikki Wemhoff
Shirley Wenzel
Robert and Ruth Wenzl
Louis Wenzl
Donald and Nancy Wenzl
John and Kathleen Wenzl
Kevin and Kathryn Wenzl
Donald and Bonnie Wenzl
Gary and Jane Wenzl
Vicki Wenzl
Timothy and Cynthia Werner
Raymond and Irene Wesely
Joel and Melanie Wesely
Mike Wesely
Rita Wesely
Arline Wesely
Dan and Cheryl Wesolowski
Ryan and Veronica Wesolowski
Elmer and Pam Wessel
Kellie Wesslund
Tony and Jill West
Scott and Tammy West
West Gate Bank
Michael and Christie Weston
Verlyn and Sheila Westra
Murray and Bertha Weyand
Kathleen Weyers
Jim and Heather Whalen
Cora Whelan
Derek and Pam Whisenhunt
Lane and Beth Whitaker
Brandy Whitaker
Bryan and Jenny Whitcomb
Jack and Melinda White
Phil and Lindsey White
Randy and Judy Whitehead
Whitehead Oil Company
Tracey and Jen Whyman
Arthur and Norma Wiater
Alan and Joyce Wickman
Tony and Stephanie Widhalm
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Widhalm
Robert and Rita Widhelm
Mary Widhelm
Brady and Cindy Wiebeck
Bill Wiebelhaus
Pam Wiebelhaus
Catherine Wiedel
Gary and Rochelle Wieman
Frank and Kathy Wiese
Francis and Kathleen Wiese
Kelly and Beth Wieseler
Tom and Sandy Wieser
Don and Connie Wieser
Jerome and Helen Wieser
Ann Wieser
David and Nicole Wiggins
Byron and Mary Wilcox
Myron and Hannah Wilder
Wilmer and Linda Wilhelm
Charles Wilkinson
Henry Willemsen
Larry and Mary Willet
Dr. Eric and Kathleen Williams
Dr. George and Nancy Williams
Richard and Laura Williams
John and Nancy Williams
James and Christine Williams
Ward and Lisa Williams
Sally Williamsen
Wayne and Cynthia Williamson
Andrew and Erin Willis
James and Kristin Wilsey
Mr. and Mrs. David Wilson
Roy and Mary Wilson
Douglas and Jennifer Wilson
Bradley and Kim Wilson
George Ann Wilson
Connie Wilson
Kathleen Wilson
John and Zdenka Wiltse
Kirk and Cathy Winder
Windstream
Doug and Laura Winjum
Joe and Susan Winkler
Blake and Cheryl Winter
Gordon and Nancy Winters
Ronald and Dorothy Wirth
George and Mary Wiruth
Edna Wisnieski
John and Christy Wissing
Allan and Mary Kay Wissink
Vic and Barbara Witkowicz
Ronald and Susan Witkowski
Helen Witt
Edward and Valerie Wittstruck
Theresa Wixson
Kathy Wobig
Robert and Marianne Woeppel
Steve and Anne Woita
Paul and Bridget Woita
Steve and Judy Woitaszewski
Paul and Anne Wolfe
Jay and Mary Woltemath
Donna Wood
Tim and Lucy Woodcock
Kelly Woolman
Andy and Larissa Woosley
Rick and Lori Wordekemper
Edward and Emily Wortman
Mike and Kathy Wortman
Lori Wortman
Libbie Wortman
Stanley and Connie Wostrel
Rick and Flor Wray
Lynn and Gwyn Wright
Kevin and Kathryn Wright
Tom and Mary Wright
Clarence Wurdinger
Douglas and Susane Wurster
Lyle and Margaret Wurtz
Scott and Robin Yackley
Stephen and Agnes Yao
Angel and Linda Ybarra
Leo and Barbara Yeck
Kevin and Joyce Yontz
Dolores Young
Jill Young
Lynn and Rebecca Zabel
Thomas and Susan Zabloski
Allan and LeeAnn Zach
Denis Zach
Michael and Carmen Zalman
Maria Zaragoza
Ronda Zarek
Amy Zarylnicky
Dave and Luann Zastrow
Albert and Annlee Zechmann
Francis and Marilyn Zegers
Zachary and Kimberly Zegers
Mike and Amy Zeleny
Steven and Patricia Zeleski
David and Angela Zemunski
Tim and Janet Zeng
Steven and Julie Zeplin
Carl and Suzanne Zeutzius
Mick Ziegler
Clarence and Alice Ziemba
Ron Zimmer
Tom and Sonya Zimmerman
Tray and Bridget Zimmerman
Walter and Carol Zink
Raymond Zink
Larry and Brenda Zitek
Robert and Karla Zito
Kenneth and Sharon Zlomke
Paul and Gia Zuercher
Eugene and Eileen Zuerlein
Rhonda Zugmier
Adam and Kari Zupancic
Jon and Margie Zvolanek
Terri Zywiec
Michelle Miller
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Phone-a-thon
Under the leadership of Phone-a-thon chairs Eric and
Angie Schafers ’89 and Scott and Karla Hartz ’92, the
2006 Alumni Phone-a-thon Appeal was another success.
We are pleased to announce that 1,175 donors supported
our students and school through this annual appeal.
As of Oct. 16, 2007, $88,190.60 has been contributed.
Gifts ranged from $2 to $2,000. This past year’s leading
class was once again the class of 1964 with total gifts of
$4,920. In second was the class of 1980 with total gifts of
$3,590. Each and every gift is greatly appreciated. The
students and staff of Pius X High School thank all our
donors, including the companies who matched gifts! We
also thank all our wonderful volunteers who made this
successful event possible!
1957 (22 gifts $1,455)
Catherine A. Matthews
Catherine R. Maderak
Charles J. Burda
Charlotte R. Crosby
Clara L. Bricher
David J. and Alice Mary Higgins
Don DeMars
Dotty Scheller
F. H. H. Hejl
Jane Mahoney Neal
Janet M. Marshall
Jerome P. Janousek
Jim W. Partington
JoAnn O’Brien
Juanita Y. Vice
Kathy A. Brown
Kay Owen
Ken Livingston
Mary G. Daley
Mary Regina Wagner
Stan B. and Janet L. Larchick
Tom L. Melby
1958 (21 gifts $1,889)
Ann F. Kirk
Beverly Fahleson
Don Thompson
George J. Biggs
Jack E. Stears
Joan McMahon
John A. Herrod
John K. Kerr
John Riggs
Karen E. McWilliams
Lawrence J. Schulenberg
Lucille C. Schmucker
Madelyn A. Dye
Mary F. Douglas
Mary J. Shipman
Michael T. Ryan
Nancy Hudson
Sharyn A. McDermott
Sue M. Smith
William H. Cavitt
Yvonne J. Elly
1959 (25 gifts $1,890)
Donald D. Dolezal
Donna Clark
Ellen M. McGovern
Frank J. Schmal
Frank W. Aksamit
George E. and Marie S.
Cunningham
George H. and Winifred
von Rentzell
Hildegard C. Thoma
James Schmitz
John R. Knopp
Judy Schiltz
Kathryn Easley
Mary A. Schwartz
Mary Anne Curry
Mike B. and Barbara A. Wieland
Patricia Swenson
Rev. Patrick Murphy
Patty M. Bush
Peg M. Lorkovic
Robert E. Healey
Robert G. Avey
Shirley Rance
Sidney Maynard
Tom Yax
Viv Walters
1960 (28 gifts $2,085)
Barbara E. Runyan
Becky C. Bischof
Carol A. Singleton
Catherine J. Hohman
Cherie M. Cowan
Dennis M. Dolezal
Diane A. Smith
Donald Short
Ed G. Regelean
Evelyn F. Chinick
James R. Harrington
John E. Lahiff
John F. Barratt
John F. Bohaty
Kathleen A. Lubien
Keith M. Stemper
Liz Corfield
Marie A. Powell
Marilyn Paradis
Mary Ann Peterson
Mary E. MaCoy
Myron A. and Marcia A.
Carkoski
Perry L. Demma
Ron Zimmer
Sandy L. Winetrout
Sharon A. Jacobson
Virginia Vinton
1961 (23 gifts $1,645)
Connie Myers
Dale E. Travnicek
Daryl A. Travnicek
David J. Zweig
Dee Martin
Gary J. Danek
Jeri Froschheiser
John B. Gordon
John J. Sweeney
John P. and Marilyn J. Curran
Jules V. VanDersarl
Kathleen M. Fortner
Marvin K. and Lucy M. Young
Mary Ann Burda
Mary L. Gibson
Mary M. Juranek
Pat K. Haas
R. Michael Keenan
Sueann Fusselman
Susan E. Martin
Susan M. Smith
Terry R. Connelly
Val Policky
1962 (25 gifts $1,375)
Bev A. Alexander
Billye M. Oefelein
Bob J. and Susan C. Knight
Cheri M. Boettner
Cheryl K. Berberet
Dave L. Koch
Dennis E. Schuster
Dick J. Janousek
Duane H. Rempe
Gene E. Graff
James C. Love
Jeanne M. Hess
Jim J. DeMars
John C. and Susie A. Love
Michael and Mary Prokop
Nancy A. Vogt
Patrick J. Barratt
Robert A. Hausner
Robert B. Sparks
Robert J. Cunningham
Sally Cornforth
Sharron M. McKenzie
Terry D. and Marie L. Fusco
William G. Valinch
1963 (36 gifts $2,425)
Betty L. Springer
Bob D. Schneider
David Woods
Dennis P. Hartz
Dianne W. Blaser
Frank W. Novak
Helen M. Cavin
James F. Lehr
Jeanne G. McManaman
Jim Sullivan
John and Kathy Morris
Judith R. Knight-Wurtele
Kathy A. Starr
Kathy Nannen
Kenneth M. Hartz
Larry G. Hupka
Lawrence J. Abbott
Linda C. Leary
Lynne M. Restifo
Marsha K. Rahrs
Marty Huff
Mary Ann Hirsch
Mary F. Aten
Mary J. Ferguson
Mary Jo Iwan
Mary P. Kisicki
Michael and Carol M. Laughlin
Nancy C. Elder
Patricia J. Duff
Patricia K. Jones
Patrick E. Baroch
Paul R. and Janet L. Wheeler
Richard L. McManaman
Sharon K. Lowell
Steven M. Lukas
Thomas A. Trainor
1964 (41 gifts $4,920)
Barbara A. Kreader-Skalinder
Bill A. Bomberger
Charleen M. Smith
Connie K. Walt
Daniel A. Tresnak
David M. and Sharon M. Fusco
Diane Parks
Dick E. Harrington
Dick R. Miller
Donna L. Ewing
Donna M. Guilbert
Donna R. Chapman
Dorothy M. Rezac
Gregory M. Carter
James L. Thomas
James M. Biggs
Jeannine Quinn
Jim M. Feather
John J. and Sharon Hanigan
Julie A. Morris
Kathleen T. Fairchild
Kathy J. Meade Hebert
Larry F. Donahue
Larry J. Dugger
Larry M. and Kathleen H.
Carranza
Leo J. Eskey
Leonor Novarro
Martha J. Shinkle
Michael E. McLachlan
Rev. Michael J. Schamp
Mick A. Ziegler
Mike Kobza
Nancy A. Higgins
Pat A. Mahan
Robert E. Fitzgerald
Stephen C. Easley
Thomas A. Aguilar
Thomas M. Hoidal
Tom J. Sullivan
Victor N. Looney
Virginia A. Rogers
1965 (33 gifts $2,725)
Angel F. and Alina M. Vidal
Cheri L. Esslinger
Cheryl J. Dantzler
Christine C. Thompson
Cynthia A. Alvarez
Dixie G. Johnson
Francis G. Hesse
George L. Lehr
Gloria J. Clinch Stephenson
Gregory J. Easley
Gregory P. Renter
Helen M. Mayhew
J Richard Dosek
Jack E. Focht
Jim Pecka
John C. Esser
Judy A. Beste
Julie A. Cox
Kenneth J. Zweig
Leilony Debus
Linda L. Brown
Marilyn K. Walls
Mary A. Stucky
Mary E. Meyer
Mary M. Tilton
Mary R. Briggle
Pat A. Lovelace
Peggy Grimm
Ray J. Vavak
Richard X. Fleming
Robert J. Wall
Scott A. Shipferling
Susan L. Lorenzen
Thomas F. Creal
1966 (37 gifts $2,390)
Bob Bartlett
Connie J. Coup
Cynthia A. Waldman
Daniel J. Faltermeier
Deloris M. Weeks
Diane K. Kann
Dick A. and Cheryl A. Vaske
Donna P. Damrow
George A. Hanigan
Gerald E. Wessel
James J. McLaughlin
John M. McEniry
John Navin
Julie A. Grubb
June H. Klute
Kathleen M. Steinke
Kathy Moffat
Linda K. Janecek
Lora A. Jones
Margo E. Larson
Mary Beth Millard
Mary D. Stuart
Mary E. Elbert
Mary J. Jeppson
Michael J. Ley
Michael J. McCrory
Mila Plosky
Pat J. Wilson
Pat M. English
Patty F. Amgwert
Peggy A. Apthorpe
Phillis J. Bryant
Richard M. Burke
Ronald E. Smith
Stephen Haas
Steven F. Danahy
William Mobley
1967 (44 gifts $3,295)
Anne Pappas
Bonnie L. Kadavy
Charlotte Boe
Chuck R. and Rosie Dalton
Connie J. Kubat
Dave L. and Joyce A. Ziegler
David L. Luken
Del Ann Divis
Diana Prochazka
Jean J. Toohey
Jeanne K. Moderow
Jeanne M. Eulberg
Joe C. Glenn
John M. McLaughlin
Kathleen A. Glenn
Kathleen A. Ruby
Kim J. Martin
Linda Sullivan
Louise A. Johnson
Marcia R. Helman
Margaret “Peggy” A. Mahoney
Mark E. and Karen S. Tinius
Mary B. Lee
Mary C. Worster
Mary J. Gordon
Mary K. Ingram
Mary T. Sincebaugh
Michael H. Lohmeier
Mike J. and Karen J. Butler
Pat Lorenz
Patricia A. Crow
Patricia E. Burns
Patricia McCullar
Patty A. Maun
Robert and Alana O’Keefe
Sally A. Cameron
Stephen B. Wagner
Thomas J. Hoffman
Tim J. Doyle
Tom and Cathie M. Malone
Tom J. Reams
Virginia M. Holm
Wayne P. Schammel
William E. Keefe
1968 (24 gifts $1,393)
Carolyn M. Connelly
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1968 Cont.
Cathy A. Danahy
Colleen Butler
Diane E. Glass-Burks
Jerome M. Hill
Jim B. and Janie E. Dobler
Jim D. Regelean
Jim P. Eckles
JoAnn M. Kempton
John J. and Sheila A. Kuchta
John T. Ziegler
John W. and Nancy L. Hyland
Julie A. Shaw
Kathy Houston
Kathy M. Sneed
Kim A. Witherby
Linda K. Buethe
Mary E. Hale
Michael S. McKean
Michael T. Sullivan
Mike E. Streeter
Nancy M. Balcetis
Sharon K. Brennfoerder
Stanley F. Chesshir
1969 (31 gifts $2,355)
Bob Jarrett
Con J. Kucera
Don E. Miller
Dottie Davis
Eileen F. Shellhouse
F. Joseph Vlock
Frank R. Faughn
Gary L. Townsend
Gary M. Walker
Greg V. Benes
Janet E. Doulas
Jerome E. Urwiller
John L. Blair
Joseph Morris
Lauren J. Caster
Liz A. Hollowell
M. Linda Sutherland
Marjie A. Hoffman
Mark E. Surmann
Mark O’Keefe
Mary A. Rooney
Michael J. Boland
Mike T. and Lynn A. Kafka
Patricia A. Brumm
Patti L. Engelhard
Phyllis I. Behrens
Thomas G. Giltner
Tim J. Aylward
Vic and Barb A. Witkowicz
William P. Straub
1970 (27 gifts $1,550)
Julie Ashburn
Alan R. Kobza
Beth R. Walker
Colleen C. Beran
Cynthia K. Kubat
Daniel E. Johnson
Eloyce M. Jensen
James J. Andreas
Jeanne A. Ostlund
Jeff Bryant
Joan M. Faldtz
Joanne Pepperl
Joe R. Burbach
Joseph F. Hesse
Louise M. Greenway
Mary Beth Bellotti
Maureen B. Liddle
Michael J. Brickell
Patty J. Gilmore
Paul A. and Susie A. Hamersky
Paul W. Reinsch
Richard A. Keefe
Richard J. Kohel
Robert J. Hadwick
Ross R. Jensen
Teresa L. Sasse
Tom R. Kuchta
1971 (22 gifts $1,840)
Dan Ott
Daniel L. Creal
David S. Roberts
Ellen C. Spelman
Fredrick T. Ruzicka
Jean L. Bryan
Karen Moeller
Kathy A. Lehr-Cochrane
Kathy A. Spurrier
Maria A. Witkowicz
Mike D. Murphy
Mike R. Hoppmann
Mike T. Fox
Patty A. Haddow
Paul A. Kucera
Peggy Laietta
Ron J. Reams
Shannon M. Dawson
Thomas A. Duden
Timothy C. Sweeney
Ton J. and Ursula T.
McLaughlin
Wayne F. Kobza
1972 (27 gifts $1,795)
Bob E. Chace
Brian J. Allison
Dan S. and JoAnn M. Hyland
Daniel E. Curran
Doug J. Roberts
Eileen M. Thaden
Gary G. Ebert
James P. and Mary L. Miller
Jean E. Mazanec
Jerry J. Jaros
Karen L. Schroeder
Kate Culhane
Kathy S. Brown
Kevin T. Aylward
Marianne Upton
Marie C. Alley
Mary Ann Wytock
Mary C. Abel
Mary J. Rodriguez
Pat Prochaska
Patty Nave
Rich E. Jablonski
Ron F. and Susan L. Krause
Sandra S. Dauel
Sue J. Bridger
Teresa Thompson
Tim J. McCrory
1973 (34 gifts $1,740)
Ann Swarts
Bob D. Koenig
Bob J. Haggerty
Dan J. and Beth A. Elsener
David A. Reinsch
David R. Hirschman
Frances C. O’Leary
Gary S. Love
James T. Schuster
Jan P. Muldoon
Janet M. Cusick Jost
Janet M. Gfeller
Janine M. Romontio
Jay W. Richardson
Joan M. Ryan
Joleen Ness
Judy P. Kramer
Kathleen A. Stimpson-Willuhn
Kathy A. Schulz
Kathy R. Pinkas
Katie M. Helzer
Mark N. Thompson
Mark S. Kennedy
Mary I. Reifschneider
Michael Harre
Michael J. Rezac
Mick L. and Diane E. Horak
Phyllis M. Rabe
Robert S. and Terri Grosserode
Sandy Krueger
Shannon C. McGovern
Sue M. Bjornsen
Thomas M. Wunderlich
Virginia A. Connelly
1974 (27 gifts $1,475)
Andria M. Langenberg
Arthur R. Aksamit
Bob R. Brooks
Carolyn J. Thomas
Celia M. Wahl
Christine L. Reenders
Dan Mulligan
Deb L. Cox
Denise A. Foster
Dianne Aksamit
Hector Sanchez
Jane F. Schuller
Jo A. Poore
Joe P. Haas
Joseph P. Loudon
Kevin Morehouse
Kim J. Kuhle
Larry E. Krebsbach
Larry J. Shepard
Lois M. Kriger
Mark J. Awakuni Swetland
Mary F. Knight
Michael J. and Laura J. Duggan
Michael J. Lang
Pat J. Anderson
Patricia A. Stetson
Susan M. Hruby
1975 (33 gifts $2,305)
Ann F. Baker
Bill J. Essay
Bill J. Rice
Chad P. Krause
Chris and Kelly McGovern
Chris L. Taylor
Dan J. Hruby
Gene L. Kavanaugh
James D. Baumert
Janet M. Koerner
Jim M. Smiley
John K. Keady
John P. Vestecka
Rev. John Perkinton
Kent A. Krause
Kevin F. McCrory
Kevin R. Gillespie
Lea Mazanec
Lynn M. Stebbins
Marguerite A. Himmelberg
Mark L. Wortman
Martha J. Miller
Mary K. Hoskovec
Michael P. Miller
Mike D. Peters
Natalie Schlaebitz
Patricia J. Fricke
Patrick F. Lempka
Patrick R. Raybould
Rita A. Haggerty
Sharon M. Samek
Stephanie A. Drachkovitch
Tim Olivetti
1976 (28 gifts $1,715)
Barbara J. Matthews
Carol A. Hanson
Casey M. Aylward
Dave Ress
David G. Vuchetich
Deb A. DeWitt
Debra L. DiChellis
Donald D. Urbanovsky
Gregory W. Heidrick
Jacquelyn K. Blum
James D. Bruckner
Jane A. Corkill
Jeanine M. Johnson
Jerry L. Kobza
Jo Theis
Kim M. Szelag
Lori S. Baldwin
Rev. Mark E. Seiker
Michael T. Jones
Patrick D. Langan
Peter Egge
Rene A. Daniels
Scott A. Krause
Sharon T. Gregory
Tammy Tyburski
Thomas C. Tracy
Tim J. Franssen
Wayne Petrzilka
1977 (21 gifts $2,115)
Alan Peters
Anne M. Buckley
Bob Davis
Dick J. Jablonski
Donald L. McKee
Douglas A. Thorpe
Ed V. Gentert
Elizabeth Mitton
James M. Rice
Janet Cook
Jim E. Haas
Linda M. Wiater
Lisa A. Rock
Lourdes M. Heuermann
Lynette R. Remington
Mark J. Chermok
Phillip M. Fitzekam
Richard J. Conradt
Scott J. Tharnish
Susan P. Baumert
William J. Ryan
1978 (35 gifts $3,315)
Barbara T. Johnston
Cecelia J. Ficke
Cindy Ottersberg
Daniel J. Murphy
DeAnna M. Alexander
Donna A. Charko
Doug A. Lawson
Dwight J. Groth
Fred W. Petersen
Gary E. Riggs
Greg A. Kouma
Jean M. Timmerman
Joan M. Holmquist
John A. Hanzlicek
John and Joann Grosserode
Juanita S. Keel
Julie Hunter
Larry T. Logsdon
LeAnn M. Stewart
Linda M. Rezac
Lori A. Heuertz
Mark A. Deschene
Mark J. and Diane M. Breiner
Mary S. Williams
Michael B. Majerus
Rev. Michael J. Morin
Ralph S. Hanson
Ruth E. Lester
Stephen Noel
Susan C. Foley
Teresa J. Kenney
Therese A. Sack
Thomas R. O’Connell
Tim G. Higgins
Twila Mulflur
1979 (36 gifts $1,705)
Allan E. Strasburg
Bert A. Westover
Bobbie J. Sherry
Bradley J. Kohl
Bridget E. Woita
Rev. Daniel J. Seiker
Daniel K. Bissell
Dave J. Degenhardt
Debbie A. Hile
Deidre D. Malmstrom
Gerald Spethman
James M. Fisher
Jamie J. Linn
John Peters
Julie L. Lazure
Kathy A. Berry
Kerry J. Krause
LuAnn J. Gerber
Marti A. Baumert
Mary J. Schirmer
Mary K. Burnett
Matt S. and Susie M. Heibel
Michael G. Benes
Michael X. Vestecka
Mike Porto
Nancy M. Cooper
Pat L. McCabe
Patrick “Troy” T. Riggs
Patrick J. White
Patti Newberry
Shari R. Congelton
Stephanie Morrison
Sue L. Braun
Theresa A. Hubbell
Thomas J. Heidrick
Thomas J. Hoffman
1980 (28 gifts $3,590)
Bill Mohr
Carl J. Ciani
Carole Owen
Dan J. Dohmen
Deborah A. Rye
Frank Crisler
Jeanette Nicholas
Jenny T. Meyer
Jerry Majerus
John and Kelly Morehouse
John V. Westra
Joseph R. and Kacey C. Lempka
Karen M. Capoun
Karen R. Bechtolt
Kathleen L. Sartore
Kevin and Joyce M. Yontz
Kevin P. Breen
Kim A. Alvine
Marita S. Ward
Mary Kay Kallas
Michaela M. Erixson
Michelle M. Heng
Peggy A. Matthews
Richard J. Hanigan
Rob L. Anderson
Scott Noel
Teresa R. Brusnahan
Todd A. Aksamit
1981 (17 gifts $1,525)
Amy Nebbia
Bruce R. Peters
Cathy A. Fluckey
Connie S. Ernst
Geoffrey J. and Patricia M.
Harrison
Jon D. and Mary B. Bargen
Karen L. Largen
Larry R. Benes
Mark T. Anderson
Michael F. Schroer
Michele R. Chambers
Monica Loye
Nancy J. Eckles
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Pat M. Drozda
Rhonda M. Nannen-Riha
Suzanne M. Norris
Tana M. Erickson
1982 (35 gifts $3,290)
Andrea E. Lonowski
Burke Morrow
Catherine M. Turner
David P. Lang
Fritz S. Busch
Ginnelle M. Ries
Jacqueline M. Kixmiller
Jane A. Wenzl
Jeanine M. Worley
Jeffrey J. Heng and Kristi
Olson-Heng
Jim M. Reinsch
John C. Schroeder
John J. Noel
Karen K. Edwards
Karen L. Anderson
Kathy M. Gallagher
Kelly J. Pohlen
Rev. Leo V. Seiker
Liz A. Fieselman
Lynnette M. Sellon
Margaret A. Mahler
Mary B. Trouba
Mary J. Van Der Bosch
Michael J. Beecham
Michael S. and Lisa K. Schafers
Patrick G. Schiltz
Rich P. Horner
Richard F. and Denise Costello
Roger V. Benes
Steve R. McManus
Teresa A. Guenther
Terrence K. Sheahan
Todd D. Hruby
Todd L. Stewart
Tom M. Donlan
1983 (28 gifts $1,802)
Angela R. Dean
Ann M. Byington
Bryan Pleskac
Catherine Morphew
Cathy Flood
Daniel J. Sullivan
David A. Westra
Diane L. Nold
Elsa Hatch
Erin K. Russell-Hines
Greg Dawson
Jeanne Respeliers
Joan F. Tasler
John P. Franssen
Lisa M. Stiffler
Lizbeth Puckett
Luke V. and Kathy M. Stephens
Michele Ott
Michelle L. Koester
Mike R. and Linda J. McQuiston
Nancy R. Cubrich
Pamela M. Gronewold
Rich Morris
Roxanne E. Johnson
Scott G. Spethman
Susan K. Stinson
Terry V. Benes
Tom Jochum
1984 (24 gifts $2,095)
Beth A. Bartels
Carol Morris
Craig Neid
Dan P. and Chrissy Brusnahan
Daniel J. Huff
Julian and Roberta A. Castillo
Karen R. Hardesty
Kathy R. Steinmeyer
Linda J. Larson
Michael S. Woolman
Nancy K. Allder
Pat S. Haecker
Pat T. and Tracy L. Higgins
Paul R. McCabe
Perry A. Demma
Phil C. Brogan
Roger A. Maly
Sarah A. Talbert
Steven J. and Julie M. Zeplin
Stuart H. Bohart
Terri L. Loibl-Gagnon
Tim Power
Rev. Timothy A. Christy
Tony L. Marquis
1985 (36 gifts $2,520)
Amy K. McCrary
Andrew T. Groebner
Anne J. LaBella
Brian L. Brogan
Bridget A. Mazza
Charles F. Burt
Christine R. Clancy
Cindy A. Fritton
Dale R. Vagts
Frank J. Schmal III
Jan K. Voss
Janice K. Swanson
Jim Petrzilka
Joe M. Summers
John C. Warner
John D. and Nancy S. Barta
John E. Rink
John P. Butler
Karen M. Corscadden
Larry T. Erdkamp
Leslie C. Taylor
Matt Nebel
Megan M. Katz
Mike B. Steele
Mike G. Zeplin
Mike H. Hoxie
Richard A. Campos
Rick A. Hill
Sam B. Scott
Sarah L. Tappan
Stacy Jo Lempka
Suzanne M. Sharp
Teri A. Clapper
Tom M. Koerner
Traci A. Fisher
Troy M. Aksamit
1986 (27 gifts $1,790)
Amy C. Novak
Angela S. Root
Anne M. Phelps
Bruce W. Bode
Caroline Niehaus
Chris Moody
David L. and Monica J. Sedlak
Geena M. Mehl
Gregory A. Strizek
Jo Ann E. Gould
Kelly Hillman
Ken M. Sedlak
Lisa D. Lewis
Lori J. Sehnert
Lynn M. Sloan
Margo P. Gallagher
Michele R. Johannes
Pam J. Heinemann
Ron F. Kruml
Ronald J. Polivka
Scott A. Wright
Steve A. Burt
Steve T. Engstrom
Sue L. Phillips
Thonya L. Kennedy
Tim L. Mertens
Tom S. Gourlay
1987 (20 gifts $1,195)
Ann E. Wackel
Ann P. Kotopka
Christopher and Susan Noel
Colleen T. Vlach
David J. Staskiewicz
Eric P. Wenzl
Jean A. Rink
Jean A. Rink
Jeannie C. McManus
Jill C. Reid
John R. Voboril
John T. Benes
Jon C. Gross
Judy R. Scdoris
Lisa A. Zulkoski
Mark V. Benes
Mike Petruconis
Ron W. Schell
Tami S. Ayers
Thomas L. Rotherham
Timothy J. Dolan
1988 (20 gifts $1,410)
Carey Robbins
Craig J. Pleskac
Dan G. Carpenter
David J. Nebel
Donna Dolan-Cure
Gerald Korinek
Jane Donnelly
Jean Timmerman
Jeff M. Mahoney
Kara Foster-Koos
Kris K. Karnopp-Sottardi
Lori Kreifels
Nate E. Odgaard
Roberta C. Sposato-Walls
Scott and Jane Felber
Steve Soukup
Susan Marlatt
Thad Standley
Tonya Lampe
Tracey A. Eitel
1989 (28 gifts $1,605)
Amy E. Zeleny
Amy L. Wood
Colette K. Ehlers
Dana M. Johnson
Dave Potthoff
David J. and Laura Reese
Debbie J. Jarosik
Eric D. and Angela D. Schafers
Gregory A. Sealock
Hugh H. Sieck
Jennifer A. Heggen
John D. Boudreau
John R. Barrett
Kathy L. Knollenberg
Kathy M. Gerdes
Kelly J. Hendricks
Kim Rust
Kristin Adams
Laura M. Swanson
Matt S. Gutschenritter
Michael and Aimee Nebel
Paul S. Hussey
Robert L. and Lori M. Bryant
Sara L. Ondracek
Stacey L. Klimek
Susie Arth
Toby A. and Jennifer L. Korensky
Tony Ojeda
1990 (21 gifts $805)
Ashleigh E. Varley
Bryce J. Todd
Carrie Cada-Love
Carrie Smith
Greg M. Long
Hayley A. Mitchell
John P. and Kendra M. Majerus
Julie A. Lutjeharms
Kevin R. Schlautman
Kyle L. Bucknell
Laurie E. Hagan
Marc J. Odgaard
Mary Beth Brennan
Mary Fisher
Matt Cashore
Michelle L. Dimmitt
Mike T. Ryan
Sara E. Miller
Sean Neumayer
Shannon J. Smith
Trent and Ann Marie Bausch
1991 (15 gifts $1,070)
Allen S. McInerney
Bryan E. Coniglio
Carter M. and Jen C. Hubbard
Cathy M. Bender
Ed and Tiffany J. Easley
Jason J. Bryant
Jeffrey N. Dodd
Kris M. Maul
Kristie Schroll
Lisa A. Neiswanger
Marian J. Bednar
Nichole Tucker
Sara V. Fritsch
Sarah M. Knispel
Tom E. Burt
1992 (29 gifts $1,765)
Andrea Vuko
Anne Hauptman
Bridgett Petzoldt
Carmen Easley
Craig Scott
Daniel Powers
Doug Goodwater
Elizabeth Thorson
Rev. Gary Coulter
Heather D. Owino
Jason Price
Jeremy Wieser
Jill C. Nolton
JoAnn F. Strandquist
Joseph Walker
Kathe Downs
Kelli A. Dodd
Leah Huber
Lee and Dana Hunsaker
Mark A. DeMars
Matt Wiese
Maura Browning
Melissa Payne
Michael Sinclair
Michael Volkmer
Pat O’Brien
Scott and Karla Hartz
Timothy and Melissa Womack
Troy Smith
1993 (15 gifts $1,255)
Amy Deubelbeiss
Bart Stephens and Tina Sposato
Jeremy Potter
Joshua and Julie A. Sovereign
Lisa A. Park
Mat Bickley
Michael Barrett
Pat Dodd
Rick Deisler
Thad M. and Amy Aerts
Tiffany M. Genrich
Tiffany White
Todd McCown
Tricia Florea
1994 (13 gifts $720)
Brenda K. Schroeder
Chad E. Wemhoff
Chris M. Allen
Jeanette R. Steider
Joanne M. Ernst
Marie T. Simerly
Matt Mullendore
Megann A. Sauer
Mike D. and Kim J. Hodge
Mike J. Kearney
Nate R. Haden
Rev. Sean M. Timmerman
Tony D. Allen
1995 (8 gifts $500)
Andy A. and Jamie Jakub
Arthur J. and April M.
Cunningham
Ben J. Hastreiter
Craig Pagels
David J. Wemhoff
Janelle C. Erickson
Stephanie J. Bird
Tina M. Svatos
1996 (9 gifts $365)
Adam J. McInerney
Dionne C. Seiler
Doug Outz
Elizabeth A. Walker
Heather Smith
Julie Sellers
Lisa Vrana
Peter and Lori Morin
Rachelle Herman
1997 (15 gifts $715)
Alicen B. Schulte
Andrew P. Creal
Dawn M. Lehr
Elly A. Sand
Heather A. Wiebke
Jennifer E. Soucie Kitt
Jennifer J. Willmott
Kathryn N. Doné
Katie A. Aldag
Rev. Lothar M. Gilde
Melissa M. Martinez
Monica J. Hansen
Nichole K. MacDonald
Sarah E. Keller
Shannon A. Dohmen
1998 (4 gifts $175)
Andrew Broer
Courtney A. Miller
Justin Abbott
Nicholas Manzitto
1999 (1 gift $50)
Brian J. Pagels
2000 (5 gifts $115)
Kelli Eickmeier
Mary L. Reiser
Paul Jarrett
Ryan M. Wesolowski
Sarah Mahoney
2001 (3 gifts $170)
Daniel Rajewski
Joanna L. Demeter-Morgan
Kathleen Egan
Other (3 gifts $180)
Victor and Rebecca Korelstein
Mike and Lynda Hale
James Wenzl
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Thank you to our 2006-2007 Annual
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Thank you to our 2006-2007 Annual
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Annual Report
Student News
Governor visits school
The school was honored to have Gov. Dave Heineman as a
guest speaker on April 26, sponsored by the Young Republicans
Organization. Gov. Heineman spoke to the students about the
importance of youth’s voice, education and jobs that will keep
them in Nebraska to live, work and raise their future families.
After his speech, the governor answered questions from the
student body.
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at www.piusx.net!
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Students advance to finalists
in National Merit Scholarship Program
Seniors Jim Morin, Marian
Hanigan and Elizabeth Sutton
have been selected as National
Merit
Semifinalists.
The
National Merit Scholarship
Program is an academic
competition for recognition
and scholarships that began in 1955. High school students enter the
program by taking the Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship
Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT) during their junior year.
Of the 1.4 million entrants, approximately 50,000 with the
highest scores qualify for recognition in the program. In early
September, about 16,000 students are notified that they have
qualified as semifinalists. (Semifinalists are designated on a state
representational basis, and they are the highest scoring entrants in
each state.)
In February, semifinalists who meet academic and other
requirements will be notified that they have advanced to finalist
standing. Finalists compete for a variety of scholarships that are
awarded based on their abilities, skills and accomplishments.
Fall 2007
11/12/07 3:04:57 PM
Student News
Students named AP Scholars
School welcomes largest freshman class ever
The College Board’s Advanced Placement (AP) Program offers
students the opportunity to take challenging college-level courses while
still in high school and receive college credit, advanced placement, or
The school’s annual ninth grade
retreat and orientation was held
Aug. 19-20, and the largest freshman
both for successful performance on the AP exams. Students may choose
to take the national test in May of each year to qualify for credit at colleges
and universities throughout the nation.
class in the school’s 51-year history
was welcomed. The 296 members
of the class of 2011 spent Sunday
Pius offers seven AP classes including, Biology, Calculus, Physics,
United States History, American Government, English, Literature and
night meeting classmates, playing
games, dancing and learning how
to navigate the halls of the school.
Statistics. These courses are rigorous and require much of the students
who take them. The courses are followed by very difficult national tests
that are graded on a one to five scale, with five being the highest. Most
colleges accept grades of three or higher and grant incoming students
Senior, Emily Wallingford, and Freshman,
Sarah Tasler, work together on a retreat
activity. (Photo courtesy of the yearbook staff.)
Monday morning was the reflective
part of the retreat. Student Council
President, Jim Morin, gave his reflection on joining the Pius X family, and
Student Council Vice President, Brandon Schlautman, spoke about ways
between three to five college credits for each AP class. College Board,
the company that administers the AP Program, named students to their
honor roll. The following students (either current or 2007 graduates)
to contribute to the body of Christ. Students discussed the reflections in
small groups led by seniors, and ended the retreat with a holy hour and
the opportunity to receive the sacrament of reconciliation. Lori Morin,
were announced as AP Scholars:
Katie Hayes, the administration team and several other faculty members
helped to plan and lead the retreat. Pius X is grateful to the 100 seniors
who served as the small group leaders and 13 volunteers who assisted with
Sunday night’s activities.
AP Scholars (received grades of 3 or higher on three or more AP exams):
Michael Carson
Daniel Davis
James Dawson
Amanda Lee
Harrison Wurster
AP Scholar with Honor (received an average grade of at least 3.25 on all AP
exams taken and grades of 3 or higher on four our more of these exams):
Ben Kotopka
Sara LeDuc
AP Scholar with Distinction (received an average grade of at least 3.5 on all AP
exams taken and grades of 3 or higher on five or more of these exams):
Katherine Blankenau
Matthew Shea
2007 Pius X AP Score Analysis
Pius X welcomed pro-life speaker, Scott Klusendorf, president
of the Life Training Institute, on Sept. 13. Students gathered in
the gymnasium for the all-school assembly, hosted by their prolife organization, to listen to his presentation “Making Abortion
Unthinkable: the Art of Pro-Life Persuasion.”
Klusendorf is a well-known speaker who travels the country
teaching pro-life advocates how to persuasively defend their
stand. During the hour-long assembly, he educated students and
guests about the common mistakes pro-choice advocates use in
their arguments.
He informed them that people who are pro-choice often
misconstrue claims made by pro-life supporters in order to
respond to ones they like better. Klusendorf told the audience that
the moral issues and choices are too often mistaken as preference
issues and choices, and reminded them that what is morally right
and wrong has nothing to do with likes and dislikes.
(113 tests were taken)
8%
Pro-life club hosts
nationally renowned speaker
15%
16%
Grade 1
Grade 2
Grade 3
Grade 4
30%
Grade 5
He presented listeners with common arguments they may
face in their pro-life missions and tactics they can use to combat
false claims. He encouraged them to focus on the real issues and
not the distractions they’ll be confronted with and told them not
to lose hope or give up.
31%
For more information about pro-life advocacy, visit
http://prolifetraining.com and www.caseforlife.com on the web.
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Student News
Cross Country teams
win state championships
Congratulations!
... to the band for receiving a total of 14 superior and five excellent
ratings at the district music contest in April.
... to the vocal groups for receiving a total of 18 superior and seven
excellent ratings at the district music contest in April.
... to the students who competed in the Foreign Language Fair at the
University of Nebraska-Lincoln in March. Nine students competed in
poetry and song categories and received superior ratings. Sam Clayton
also placed second overall in the Spanish II poetry category, and Amy
Kirkpatrick, Aliza Anderson, Jaclyn Heibel and Josh Essay placed first
overall in the Spanish II song category.
... to Kellie Holtmeier and Claire Cuddy for having their poems published
in the spring issue of “Fine Lines,” which is a national publication printed
in Omaha, Neb.
For the first time since 1991, both the boys’ and girls’ cross country teams
placed first in the state tournament. Pictured in front row (left to right): Jim
Morin, Nancy Schueth, Austin Wehrwein and Brandon Schlautman; middle
row: Daniel Blake, Mikayla Wagner, Ben Magstadt, Jessica Hugo, Ben Kotopka
and Katharine Lange; back row: Coach Tim Janssen, Veronica Benton, Erin
Statz, Joe Castillo, Julie Ward, Tara Grosserode, Coach George O’Boyle and
Coach Josh Kramer.
Students attend Girls’ State
... to Jim Morin for placing first, Rei Alcalde, for placing second and
Donnie Smith, for placing third in the Mr. Bolt Pageant in April. Freewill donation proceeds from the event were given to Matt Talbot
Kitchen and Outreach.
... to Spring Sertoma Sports Awards recipients Brittany Selig (track
& field), Megan Vossler (tennis) and Andrea Fischer (soccer), Dan
Grossrode (track & field), Peter Woolman (soccer), Mitch Hain
(baseball), Pat Hanzel (golf ).
... to the cheerleader squad for their outstanding performance at the
NCA camp in July. They showed fantastic school spirit and were
recognized by accepting a bid to the national competition held in
January in Dallas.
... to Megan Vossler, 2007 graduate, for being recognized as one of the
top ten poets in the Creative Communication, Inc. Poetry and Essay
contest, from thousands of participants throughout the nation.
... to 2007 graduates Emily Morlock, Matthew Shea, Michael Carson,
Tony Nguyen, Antonio Almazan, Sadie Massey and Joel Steuben who
were selected to the Cornhusker Marching Band.
In June Abby Gibbs, Megan Gosselin and Jessica Silvey represented Pius X
at the annual Girls’ State session. Girls’ State is a unique citizenship training
program where Auxiliary members guide young ladies in the nation toward
understanding their roles as citizens. During the session, participants are
divided into two mock political parties and elections are held for city, county
and state government positions. Activities included legislative sessions,
campaigning, debates, voting and special instruction in parliamentary
procedure. (Boys’ State representatives were picture in the Spring 2007 issue.)
Students selected to All Academic Teams
Amanda Lee and Matthew Shea, 2007 graduates, were selected in May
for the Omaha World-Herald All Academic Teams. They were two of only 12
students selected in this region. Matthew was further recognized as one of
the top nine honorees in the state. Selection was based on standardized test
scores, class ranking, GPA, challenging courses taken during their senior year
and success in various academic competitions.
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... to the Thunderette Dance Team for receiving a superior trophy at
the Universal Dance Association’s dance camp in Ames, Iowa in July.
Coach Shamene Dixon received the Coach’s Excellence Award and five
Thunderettes including, Ellie Connot, Erin Domgard, Jenny Brown,
Mackenzie Hruby and Sarah Vaggalis were designated as UDA All Stars
and received medals and invitations to perform in Paris on New Year’s
Day 2008.
... to Ryan Roettger for receiving the Matt Grosserode Memorial
Scholarship for the 2007-2008 school year. The scholarship was
founded in 2005 by John and Joann in memory of their son Matt. The
$500 scholarship is awarded each year to a senior football player who is
faithful to God, loving to family and loyal to friends, just as Matt was.
... to Ben Kotopka, Marian Hanigan and Charles Aman for placing third
in the State Fair Quiz Bowl Contest in August. Ben Kotopka also placed
fourth in the math contest.
... Sean Murphy, 2007 graduate, for being selected to be the bass player
for the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Jazz Band Ensemble #1.
... to the boys’ tennis team for placing third at the state competition.
... to the girls’ golf team for placing sixth in the state competition.
Fall 2007
11/6/07 12:03:06 AM
School News
School receives first annual
NSAA All-Activities Award
Former Pius X teacher
celebrates 100th birthday
Pius X was awarded the first ever Nebraska School Activities
Association (NSAA) All-Activities Award for the 2006-2007 school
year. Pius X finished first with 256.25 points, ranking them as the
top Nebraska high school in the class B girls’ division.
Sister Mary St. Julian, B.V.M., celebrated
her 100th birthday March 20. She was
on the first faculty at Pius X High
School when it opened in 1956, and
“The NSAA All-Activities Award recognizes high schools
having the most successful interscholastic activities programs in
the state for the year,” said Jim Tenopir, NSAA Executive Director.
“Your (Pius X’s) year was impressive not only for the Nebraska high
school class B championship in volleyball and a second place finish
in girls’ cross country, but because your school earned NSAA State
Championship Cup Points in seven different NSAA girls; division
activities during the year, including journalism. This is a strong
statement supporting the quality of your activities programs at Pius
X and sets a high standard for the first annual All-Activities School
Award.”
School receives
donated crucifixes
served the school until 1965, teaching
Latin, English and debate. Msgr. James
Dawson celebrated a Mass for Sister
on her birthday. Belated greetings may
be sent to Sister Mary St. Julian at 1150
Carmel Dr., Dubuque, Iowa, 520037998. (Photo and article courtesy of the
Southern Nebraska Register.)
Landscaping Club receives
environmental award
The
Landscaping
Club
(formerly Gardening Club) was
awarded the 2007 Lincoln and
This beautiful crucifix was donated
by to Pius X by the class of 2007, and
is displayed in the new Commons
area. An identical crucifix was also
recently donated by the Franssen
family in memory of Lawrence
“Lonnie” Franssen. Its display
location is still being determined.
Thank you for these thoughtful and
Lancaster County Environmental
Award in the Water Conservation
Category on June.
The club was formed in mid
October 2006 with the main focus
to renovate the courtyard. Though
Kathy Lathen waters newly planted mums in
the courtyard.
only a small group of students, they have volunteered more than 200 hours
toward renovating the courtyard. The focus has been on not only service,
generous donations!
but on learning about plant material, sprinkler systems and landscaping
techniques as well. Georgia Miller and Shiela Mehlhaff sponsor the
organization.
Courtyard bricks available for inscription
Honor special friends or family members, or celebrate
graduations, weddings or other special events by purchasing
an inscribed brick to be placed under the newly redesigned
arbor in the renovated Pius X courtyard.
The cost is $100 per each inscribed 5.5” x 8” paver, with
three lines of text (limit of 16 letters per line).
There are a limited number of bricks available! Please
contact Georgia Miller at 402-488-0931 for an order form.
All proceeds go toward the Pius X Landscaping Club for the
renovation of the courtyard.
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Faculty News
Lechner retires after 18 years at Pius X
Congratulations!
After 18 years at Pius
X, Garry Lechner retired in
July. Garry is originally from
Nebraska City, and moved to
Lincoln after high school to
work and attend trade school.
He met his wife, Carol, in his
hometown before moving to
Lincoln and they were married
on April 25, 1967. Together
they raised three daughters, Julianne, Jennifer and Robyn, who
is a 1997 Pius X graduate. Garry came to Pius X in 1989 as the
maintenance supervisor.
The Nebraska Writing Project (NeWP) has appointed Jane Connealy and
Garry strongly believes in the discipline that Pius X offers
and loves that the school has a chapel. He has enjoyed being part
of the school’s family and working with everyone, especially the
teachers and Marian Sisters. He recalls the progress that the school
has made throughout the years, especially technologically.
Sally Burt to the NeWP Advisory Board for the 2007-2008 Academic year. The
NeWP is a network of teachers, from kindergarten to college level, devoted
to the improvement of writing throughout the nation’s schools. The advisory
board consists of twenty members who help set policy and develop continuity,
communication and in-service programs throughout the NeWP network. On Sept. 23, former Pius X coach, Don Kelly, was inducted to the Nebraska
High School Sports Hall of Fame. Kelly coached boys’ basketball from 1968-1980,
advancing to the state tournament five times and winning the championship title
in 1974. In 1985 he became the girls’ basketball coach, and led them to the state
tournament five times in seven years, winning the championship title in 1991
and 1992. Tom Seib is among 28 high school teachers in Nebraska selected to participate
in the 10th Annual Nebraska Capital Forum on America’s Future. Capital
Forum is designed to engage high school social studies teachers and students
in a discussion of the nation’s future in a changing international environment.
On March 31, 2008, the selected teachers and chosen student representatives
will meet at the State Capitol to discuss issues including terrorism, nuclear
In his retirement, Garry plans on working on his house,
helping his children with projects, spending time with his three
grandchildren, traveling and fishing.
weapon proliferation, immigration trends, trade and the global economy and
environmental concerns with their peers and elected officials. Margaret Kaiser-Woodward was selected to participate in the annual reading
“What I’ve always liked about Pius is that everyone is so kind
and thoughtful,” Garry said. “I’ve enjoyed working here. When
you believe in a Catholic institution, there’s no better place to
work.”
and scoring of College Board’s Advanced Placement (AP) examinations in June
in the subject of statistics. Jake Moore was named Coach of the Year (for female sports) by the Omaha
World-Herald. From students to staff...
Schonewise receives Spotlight Award
Julia Schonewise received a Spotlight Award at the Time Warner
Cable Spotlight on Education Night on May 21. Schonewise was one
of two recipients of the award out of seventeen entries. She designed a
genocide unit for her senior social literature class to have students not
only study the Holocaust of WWII, but also to examine genocide and
ethnic cleansing in other parts of the world including, Bosnia and Sudan.
Excerpts of television programming covering such events were shown to
students to give them a better understanding of those realities.
“This project enabled students to develop research and critical
thinking skills, technological awareness and abilities through the
Four seminarians, three of which are Pius X graduates, worked for the maintenance staff
throughout the summer. Pictured (left to right): Scott Montgomery ’03 graduated from
St. Gregory the Great Seminary in Seward, Neb. in May 2007. He is in formation with the
Franciscan Friars of the Renewal (CFR) in Harlem, N.Y.; Adam Sparling ’02 is a College 3
student at St. Gregory the Great Seminary in Seward, Neb.; Patrick Barvick is a Theology
2 student at Mount St. Mary’s Seminary in Emmitsburg, Md.; Russell (Rusty) Montgomery
’03 is a Pre-Theology 1 student at St. Gregory the Great Seminary in Seward, Neb.
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production of PowerPoint or video presentations, cultural awareness
and the habit of getting involved in community and global issues and the
realization that one person can make a difference,” Schonewise said.
Schonewise’s efforts also compelled students to organize Club
World Aid and raise funds to purchase a cow to feed a school in Africa.
Fall 2007
11/12/07 3:05:13 PM
Alumni News
Pius X welcomes new Alumni Director
We are pleased to announce
that Marita Schafers Ward
is our new Alumni Director!
Marita graduated from Pius
X in 1980 and has 10 siblings
that are also alumni. She’s a
lifelong Lincolnite and joins
our family with a background in
information technology. She is
also a realtor with Woods Bros. Realty. She and her husband,
Don, have been married for 20 years. He works for the State
of Nebraska Commission for the Visually Impaired. Their
daughter, Sara, is a freshman at Pius X, and their son, Tony,
just began Kindergarten at St. Joseph’s Catholic School in
Lincoln.
See page 8 for
Outstanding Alumni
Award nomination
information!
Alumni Basketball
Tournament
Mark your calendars to be
a part of the fourth Annual
Thunderbolt Alumni Basketball
Tournament “March Madness
– Thunderbolt Style.” The
tourney will be held Friday,
March 14 and Saturday,
March 15 in the Pius X gyms.
Start forming your team now!
Remember, classes can have
more than one team and
you need not have played
basketball in high school
to play in this tournament;
you just need to be a Pius X
graduate!
Information will be available
in December to past captains
and on the website http://www.
piusx.net/alumnibasketball/
AlumniBBHome.htm. To sign
up to be a contact person
(captain) for your graduation
year or to be a part of the
planning committee, or if you
would like more information,
please contact Greg Lesiak at
[email protected] or
402-488-0931.
BITS & PIECES
1950s
Lawrence Schulenburg ’58 is a retired/adjunct
instructor at Iowa Western Community
College and an author. His published book,
“To Catch the Snowflakes,” will be nominated
to the All-Iowa Reads book for 2009.
1960s
Judith (Johnson) Ealy ’60 retired as a
senior customer service representative of a
southeastern insurance company. She is a
mother of four, grandmother of five and a
great-grandmother of two. She is a member
of Divine Redeemer Parish in Hanahan, S.C.
Patty (Yax) Janes is not a graduate of Pius
X due to her family’s move to Kansas City
during her junior year. However, she treasures
the memories of her years in Lincoln and at
Pius X. She has been married to a physician,
who is now retired, for 33 years. They reside
in Overland Park, Kan. and have six children
and nine grandchildren. Patty has worked in
the medical field, stayed at home raising her
children, owned a women’s fashion boutique
and is currently an office manager at a dental
clinic.
John Baker ’62 celebrated his 24th wedding
anniversary with his wife, Julie, on Sept.
3. They have four children and five
grandchildren. John is currently working at
White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico.
His father passed away in August 2005, and
his mother passed away in January 2007.
Connie (Maun) Hemmer ’65 and her
husband, John, finally retired to the sunny
climate of Las Cruces, N.M. They are settling
in the house and becoming familiar with
the area. “It’s lovely here, warm during the
day but cooling down at night. It’s a BIG
difference from Auburn, Wash., but we’re
adjusting!”
Michael C. Manning ’67, managing partner
of Stinson Morrison Hecker’s Phoenix
office, received an honorary doctorate of
law degree from the Board of Regents of
Washburn University School of Law on May
11. Honorary degrees are awarded to men
and women who, because of their scholarly
contributions, meritorious public service or
other noteworthy achievements, have come
into universal high regard. Manning also
gave the commencement address to the 2007
graduating class from Washburn University
School of Law.
He has received national recognition for
his extraordinary advocacy skills and career
achievements. The National Law Journal
recognized him in its triennial selection
of the “100 Most Influential Lawyers in
America,” and in 2005 he was recognized
for his outstanding contributions to the
valley’s legal community by the Business
Journal’s editorial board for its Best of the
Bar edition.
In addition to his legal career, Michael is
also very committed to giving his time and
effort in contributing to the community.
He is an active participant in Make-A-Wish
Foundation of Arizona and he serves on the
Advisory Board for the Washburn University
School of Law Center for Excellence and
Advocacy. He is also a board member
and active participant of the FBI Citizens
Academy.
Brad Clarke ’67 and his wife, Deb, moved
to Minnesota a year ago to be near to their
oldest daughter. Brad is the curriculum
administrator for the University of Minnesota
Medical School and Deb works with the blind
as a vocational rehabilitation counselor.
Ruth Anne (Dean) Freese is not a graduate of
Pius X due to her family’s move during her
junior year, however, she has always thought
of Pius X as her high school. Ruth Anne is
a registered nurse, and has been married to
a CPA for 35 years. They reside in Sullivan,
Illinois and have two grown sons. Their
oldest son is a physician in New York, and
the other is in microbiology in Arizona.
Joe Vlock ’69 and his wife, Jeanne, reside in
Omaha, Neb. He has a B.A. degree in business
administration and is a financial advisor. He
is also a member of the National Association
of Financial Advisors and the Omaha Estate
Planning Council. They have four children,
Angela, Tim, Sarina and Jennifer.
1970s
Mary Byington was a teacher at Pius X from
1970 to 1973. For the last four years, she has
been teaching at a high school in Sydney,
Australia after a 20-year absence from the
classroom. She continues to juggle art and
writing projects with teaching. She often
thinks of her beloved Pius X students and the
talented colleagues she worked with - “It was
a magical time in my life.”
Nancy (Zelnio) Sothan ’78 and her husband
of 21 years, David, run Apache Camper
Centers in Lincoln and Bellevue, Neb. Their
daughter, Mary, is a senior at Papillion South
High School in Papillion, Neb. Their family
has lived in the Papillion/Gretna area since
1993, and because of their business, they
have been able to travel extensively as a
family; their most recent trip was to Beijing.
John Peters, M.D. ’79 received
the Physician of the Year Award
from the Nebraska Medical
Association on Sept. 7, 2007.
Dr. Peters was recognized
for more than 14 years of
volunteer work and free care he has provided
for underprivileged children, the homeless,
uninsured and those with HIV/AIDS during
his career.
1980s
Paula (Zelnio) Wilcher ’80 is a State Farm
Agent in Omaha, Neb., and the single
mother of two great kids. Her son, Austin,
18, graduated from Millard West in 2007, and
moved to California to pursue his education
and play football for a small college. Her
daughter, Alyssa, 12, is in junior high, and is
a very talented actress.
Marita (Schafers) Ward ’80 is the Alumni
Director at Pius X High School and a realtor
with Woods Bros. Realty. Her husband, Don,
works for the State of Nebraska with the
blind as a vocational rehabilitation counselor.
Her daughter, Sara, is a freshman at Pius X
and her son, Tony, just began Kindergarten.
Frank (Bink) Crisler ’80 is an editor in
Arlington, S.D.
Michael Roubal ’85 is a dispatcher. He and
his wife, Traci, reside in Ceresco, Neb., with
their children, Mytch, 14, Jordan, 7, and
Tyson, 3.
Paul Macek ’86 earned a Bachelor of Arts
degree in history and political science
from the University of Wisconsin, and
a Master of Arts degree in international
affairs, focus development studies from
the American University in Washington
D.C. After attaining his master’s degree he
was recruited by Catholic Relief Services
(CRS), the international humanitarian and
development organization under the United
States Catholic Conference of Bishops. Paul
has lived in Africa for 12 years, and has been
posted to Benin, as Program Manager and
Assistant Country Representative, Uganda,
as Country Representative and South Africa,
as Regional Emergency Representative and
Deputy Regional Director. He and his wife,
Michelle, currently reside in Zambia, along
with their three children, Sophia, 10, Eva,
8, and Nathan, 3, where he is the Country
Representative for CRS. Michelle is a French
teacher, and the family enjoys traveling
throughout Africa and exploring the beauty
of African wilderness.
Cindy (Wostrel) Jeffrey ’87 is the Executive
Director of Health Education Inc. She and
her husband, Dean ’89, live in Lincoln.
Jillana (Michel) Setzer ’88 is an attorney in
Texas.
Richard Brown ’88 has been living in Japan
for 10 years. He was originally sent there by
the Gallup Organization in 1997. He was then
recruited by internet provider GOL and later
HMV Japan where he served as Ecommerce
Systems Director. He has since started his
own company, Network Answers Japan,
where his 28 co-workers provide network
solutions from two locations in Tokyo. He
enjoys life in Japan.
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Alumni News
BITS & PIECES Cont.
Nina (Ramirez) Sitting Eagle ’88 is a teacher
with Omaha Public Schools. She and her
husband, Brian, have three children, Andre,
Julian and Elliana.
Richelle Ramirez ’89 earned a Bachelor of
Science degree in nursing from the University
of Nebraska and a Master of Arts degree
from the University of New Mexico. She is
a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner. She lives in
Mesa, Ariz. and has a son, Sebastian, 4.
1990s
Jennifer Schmidt ’92 is a computer technician
and resides in Bee Cave, Texas.
Ryan Rezac ’93 is an engineering manager for
Navico, Inc. (formerly Lowrance Electronics,
Inc.) in Tulsa, Okla., which recently became
the world’s largest recreational Marine
electronics company. He enjoys living in
Oklahoma, but still roots for the Huskers!
He and his wife, Cynthia, have five children,
Caitlin, 13, Caleb, 6, Riley, 4, Breckin, 3, and
Travin, 1.
Delycia (Ramirez) Hofmann ’93 earned a
Bachelor of Arts degree in anthropology
from the University of Nebraska. She is
employed by the United States Immigration
Service. She and her husband, Steve ’88, live
in Lincoln.
Cameya Ramirez ’94 earned a Bachelor of
Arts degree in sociology and a Master of
Education degree from the University of
Nebraska. She is an Assistant Director of
Academic Support and Intercultural Services
at the University of Nebraska. She has a son,
Emilio.
Bleu Swetland ’95 joined the U.S. Air Force
after graduation, and is currently NCOIC of
Combat Arms for the 155th Security Forces
Squadron, NE ANG. He is married with four
children.
Kerry Pavel-Fedon ’96 is a fingerprint analyst
for the Nebraska State Patrol. She and her
husband, Kevin, live in Lincoln.
Matthew Byington ’96 graduated from
Midwestern University Medical School in
Downers Grove, Ill. in May 2007. He is now
an orthopedic surgery resident at Michigan
State University in Garden City, Mich. His
wife, Amberly (Divis) ’96, received her
master’s degree in 2002 and doctorate degree
2005 in physical therapy from the University
of Nebraska Medical Center. She is a physical
therapist at an outpatient orthopedic clinic.
DeLana (Ramirez) Brown ’97 earned a
Bachelor of Science degree in nursing from
the University of Nebraska. She is a nurse in
the neonatal unit at St. Elizabeth Regional
Medical Center. She and her husband, Eddie,
have a son, Vincente.
Annie Bartlett ’97 is an AFS BD Transition
Specialist and will be married in April 2008.
Heather (Lenhoff ) Wiebke ’97 resides in
Lincoln with her husband Christopher. They
have been married four years and have a twoyear-old son.
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Shaun Horak ’97 was united in marriage to
Sheila Potter on Aug. 17, 2002, at St. Peter’s
Church in Lincoln. They welcomed a baby
girl, Samantha Ann, on April 20, 2007. Both
Shaun and Sheila work at Mayo Clinic in
Minnesota. Shaun is an orthepedic physician
assistant at Albert Lea Medical Center and
Sheila is a registered nurse for Mayo Eugenio
Litta Children’s Hospital.
Jennifer E. Soucie Kitt ’97 has a master’s
degree in education from the University of
Nebraska-Lincoln and is currently a Resource
Coordinator for the Oklahoma State
Department of Education and Sooner Start
Early Intervention Program. She is married
to Captain Eric D. Kitt, United States Marine
Corps. They reside in Medicine Park, Okla.
Christopher Connelly ’98 was recently
married and finished his third year at the
University of Nebraska Medical Center.
Andrew Mihovk ’98 attended mortuary
school at Kansas Community College in
Kansas City, Kan. He is a funeral director/
embalmer in Kansas City.
Kimberly Pankratius ’98 is a homemaker
living in Hooper, Neb. She is very happy!
Annie (Milana) ’98 and Eric Jacobs’98 and
have two children, Thomas, 3, and Andrew,
1. Eric earned a degree in agricultural in
engineering from the University of NebraskaLincoln, and is employed as an engineer at
Lincoln Industries. Annie is a stay-at-home
mother.
Angela Veomett ’98 is pursuing a Ph.D. in
computer music and multimedia composition
at Brown University in Providence, R.I.
Casimira Ramirez ’99 earned a Bachelor
of Science degree in family and consumer
science from the University of Nebraska. She
is a Juvenile Detention Officer.
Candice Clark ’99 is pursuing a degree in
medical laboratory technology. She has a
son, Trevor, 5, and daughter, Taryn, 1.
DaeHoon Kim ’99 returned to South Korea
after graduation. He is currently studying
Spanish, and plans on spending a year and
Spain and then returning to the United States
to obtain his master’s degree.
Natalie (Drozda) Schwarz ’99 earned a
Bachelor of Arts degree in English from
the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and
has returned to pursue a master’s degree in
creative writing. She was united in marriage
to Jason Schwarz ’99 in September 2006. The
couple resides in Lincoln.
Liliana Kualapai ’99
and her husband
Hal Schneider were
united in marriage
in June 2005. They
reside in Lowell,
Mass., where she recently opened a dance
supply store called Downtown Dancewear,
and is also instructing dance classes at
local schools. She graduated from Brandeis
University in 2003 with a Bachelor of Arts
degree in theatre arts.
Charles Embich IV ’99 is a Fire Captain. He
and his wife, Carrie, reside in Sunrise Beach,
Mo.
2000s
Mary Jane (Becker) Glade ’00 earned a Master
of Science degree in nursing from Creighton
University. She is a Nurse Practitioner at
Johnson County Clinic in Tecumseh.
Melissa Ruskamp ’01 joined the School Sisters
of Christ the King after graduation. She is
now Sister Mary Maximilian Ruskamp.
Kelly Smilie ’01 works in investment banking
and resides in Lenexa, Kan.
Camilo Ramirez ’01 earned a Bachelor of
Arts degree in international business from
the University of Nebraska. She is currently
in Madrid, Spain pursuing a master’s degree
and working as an intern for CNN news.
Michael Marish ’01 graduated in 2003 from
Southeast Community College in Milford
with an associate’s degree in building
construction technology. He is pursing a
Bachelor of Science degree in construction
management from the University of
Nebraska-Kearney, and plans to graduate
in December. He is currently a civilian
employee working for the U.S. Army Corps
of Engineers at Fort Riley, Kan. performing
quality assurance on military construction.
Leslie Svoboda ’04 is a senior
at the University of NebraskaOmaha. She is third baseman
for the Mavericks softball
team and became their career
home run leader in April.
Trenton Gustafson ’05 is the proud father of
two children, Brinley, 3, and Isaiah, 1.
Emily Rademacker ’05 is studying music
education and Spanish at Benedictine College
in Kansas. She hopes to go to graduate school
for music performance on the piano.
Amanda Theis ’06 is a student in San Diego,
Calif.
MARRIAGES
Shaun Horak ’97 wed Sheila Potter on Aug.
17, 2002, at St. Peter’s Church in Lincoln.
The couple and their new daughter reside in
Albert Lea, Minn.
Robert Dean-Hermann (formerly Dean) ’66
wed Dr. Eda Herman in 2006. They reside
in Illinois, where he is semi-retired and part
owner and operator of Van Horn, Inc. He has
six children, Ben, Sarah, Rob, Megan, John
and Eda.
Jessica Becker ’02 wed Ryan Allington on
June 17, 2006. The couple resides in Lincoln.
Jeremy Ekeler ’97 wed Susan
Kapler ’98 on June 23, 2007,
in Lincoln.
Anthony Slattery ’02 wed Nicole Teichmeier
’02 on July 29, 2006. The couple resides in
Lincoln where Nicole is a first grade teacher
at Lincoln Public Schools.
Natalie Drozda ’99 wed Jason Schwarz ’99
in September 2006. Natalie is pursuing her
master’s degree in creative writing at the
University of Nebraska-Lincoln. The couple
resides in Lincoln.
Cassie Heydon ’00 wed Monte Sudbeck on
Sept. 2, 2006, at St. John’s Church in Lincoln.
Cassie has a bachelor’s degree in psychology
and is a certified paralegal in Colorado where
the couple resides.
Elizabeth Treick ’99 wed Ronald Dulas, Jr.
on Sept 16, 2006. They reside in Lincoln and
welcomed a baby girl in September 2007.
Mary Souchek ’98 wed Tom Morris on Dec.
2, 2006. Mary earned a Bachelor of Science
degree in exercise science and a Doctor of
Physical Therapy degree; she is a physical
therapist. The couple resides near Omaha,
Neb.
John ’78 and Kathie Haley were wed on
March 9, 2007. They live in Wichita, Kan.
where John works in the construction
industry. They have two children, Matt and
Adam, who are both attending high school.
Tony ’94 and Angie Allen were wed on April
14, 2007, at St. Patrick’s in O’Neil, Neb. They
have three children, Cody, 17, Ty, 13, and
Hailey, 8. Tony is a business instructor and
athletic director, and coaches football, girls’
basketball and boys’ track at St. Mary’s High
School in O’Neil, Neb.
Tanya Rasmussen ’98 wed Brian Rezac of
Norfolk, Neb., on May 5, 2007. The couple
resides in Lenexa, Kan. Tanya is a claims
insurance writer.
Ryan Hupka ’90 wed Cam Le Thi Nguyen on
July 7, 2007. The couple resides in Santa Ana,
Calif.
J. Russell Fruhwirth ’00 wed Megan HarvellHoffman on Sept. 8, 2007. Russell earned
his bachelor’s degree in management from
the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and is
employed as a network engineer for NET in
Omaha, Neb.
Dr. Peter Morin ’81 wed Lori Lieb ’96 on
Sept. 8, 2007, at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
in Lincoln.
Lisa Schulte ’95 wed Jason Maxson on Oct.
26, 2007, at St. Vincent de Paul Church in
Omaha. The couple resides in Omaha where
Lisa is the associate editor of the Archdiocese
of Omaha newspaper, The Catholic Voice.
Jason is a project manager for Kiewit Building
Group.
BIRTHS
Stacey (Jacob) ’89 and Dan Klimek, a girl,
Krierstin Lea Cornish, born Sept. 17, 2006.
She joins brother, Daniel Jacob “D.J,” 6.
Bridget (Ellingson) ’98 and Eric Bredenkamp,
a girl, Ivy Carol, born Oct. 22, 2006.
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Jaime M. (Worster) ’94 and R. Paul
Cunningham ’94, a boy, James “Wyatt,” on
Oct. 20, 2006. He joins brothers, Zach, 11,
and Nate, 6.
Angie (Butler) ’95 and Eric Burgland, a boy,
Noah Andrew, born April 27, 2007. He
joins sister Elly Marie, 3. Angie is a claims
specialist. The family resides in Omaha.
Ami (Spradling) ’90 and Tony Heffelfinger, a
boy, Ashton Davis, born in December 2006.
He joins brothers Andrew, 4, and A.J., 2.
Becky (Schlautman) ’96 and Jim Kaiser ‘96, a
girl, Anastasia Maria, born May 2, 2007.
Molly (Kidwell) ’94 and Andrew Davenport
’95, a boy, Charlie, born in February 2007.
Kelli (Craig) ’96 and Patrick Hamilton, a girl,
Samantha Rae, born May 9, 2007.
Staff Sgt. Brian Heath ’88 passed away May
21, 2007. He is survived by his wife, April
Gimenez; daughters Maggie and Sammie;
parents Eugene and Susan; sister and
brother-in-law Kathleen ’92 and Jay Schwille;
brothers and sisters-in-law, Andrew ’89 and
Kristin, Peter ’90 and Kristin, Matthew ’00;
three nieces and nephews.
Erin (Barnhart) ’95 and David Osborne, a
girl, Alice Kathryn, born March 6, 2007.
Aimee (Sand) ’90 and Michael Nebel ’89, a
girl, Frances Gianna, born May 17, 2007. She
joins sisters, Caroline, 8, and Greta, 6, and
brother, Luke, 3.
RoseMary (Gauthier) Schweitzer passed
away June 6, 2007. She is survived by her
husband, Daniel ’58; daughters, Katie Vaage
’84, Angie Willsea ’88; son, Sean ’86; three
grandchildren; brothers; sisters; nieces;
nephews.
Ben ’96 and Stacy Woods, a girl, Faith Noelle,
born March 21, 2007. She joins sister, Grace,
4, and brother, Maximilian, 3. Ben received
his bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering
and master’s in electrical engineering from
the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. He is
employed as an engineer for Intel. The family
resides in Oregon.
Amy (Vandewalle) ’95 and Luke Niewald,
a boy, Athanasius, born June 8, 2007. He
joins brothers, Benedict and Sebastian, and
sister, Scholastica. Amy has a doctorate
in Pharmacy. The family resides in Beloit,
Kansas.
Robert “Bob” Taubenheim ’66
passed away June 29, 2007. He
worked for the State Patrol as
a dispatcher for 35 years. He is
survived by his wife, Diane, and
daughter, Karen ’89.
Madeline (Derickson) ’99 and Bill Christen
’99, a boy, Avery Joseph, born July 2, 2007.
Mark Lee ’74 passed away July
20, 2007. He is survived by his
parents Robert and Martha;
brother and sister-in-law, Matt
and Nancy; sisters and brothersin-law, Sharon and Jerry Allder, Joyce Lee,
Rena Smith, Barb and Terry Westring, Amy
and Pat Downey; nieces; nephews; extended
family members. He was preceded in death
by his beloved friend and dog, Lacy.
Lisa (Hoffman) ’83 and John Hudgens, a boy,
John Thomas, born March 22, 2007. He joins
brothers Jason and Jacob.
Karla (Wemhoff ) ’92 and Scott Hartz ’92,
adopted a boy, Anthony Joseph, born April
3, 2007.
Shaun ’97 and Sheila Horak, a girl, Samantha
Ann, born April 20, 2007.
Linda (Karre) ’84 and Lance Larson, a girl,
Jennifer, born April 24, 2007. She joins sister,
Sarah, 2.Linda has a bachelor’s degree in
business administration and is an assistant
vice president for a company in Lincoln.
Angela (Anderson) ’95 and Cory Richmond,
a boy, Chason Boomer, born July 4, 2007. He
joins sister, Cadynce, 2.
PLEASE REMEMBER
IN YOUR PRAYERS
Fauneil Graff passed away March 24, 2007.
She is survived by her son Gene ’62 and his
wife, Cheryl, of Redmond, Wash.
Sharon Christen passed away May 3, 2007.
She is survived by her husband, Gerald; sons
and daughters-in-law Andrew ’97 and Stella
and Bill ’99 and Madeline (Derickson) ’99.
Jacqueline Whitney ’83 passed
away July 31, 2007. She is survived
by her parents, Louis and Sara
Whitney; siblings and spouses,
Cathy Whitney-Vuchetich ’71,
Jim and Cherri Whitney, Samuel Whitney
’75, Sharon and Ward Rhodes ’78, Mary
Whitney, Rebecca Boller ’80; sister-in-law;
nieces; nephews; aunts; uncles.
Robert H. Caster, widower of Marcelline,
passed away July 31, 2007. He is survived by
his sons and daughters-in-law, Robert ’63 and
Jo-Ann, Richard ’67 and Elaine; sons Lauren
’69, and Timothy ’74; five grandsons; one
granddaughter; extended family and friends.
Guy Ziegler passed away Aug. 3, 2007, in
Phoenix, Ariz. He is survived by his sons,
Mick ’64, Dave ’67, and John ’68; daughterin-law Joyce (Thompson) Ziegler ’67.
Kay Clinch passed away Aug. 29, 2007. She
is survived by her husband Ronald; sons Joe
’00, Brian ’02; daughter Karen ’06.
Rita A. Overton passed away Sept. 27, 2007,
at the age of 90. She was a retired secretary
for Lincoln Postmaster and a member of
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church, Altar Society,
Legion of Mary and Perpetual Adoration.
She is survived by her son and daughterin law, Dr. Robert ’63 & Jane Byington; five
grandchildren; four great-grandchildren;
brother; daughter-in-law; nieces and
nephews. She was preceded in death by
husbands, Arthur Byington and Don
Overton; son, John Byington ‘60; four sisters
and three brothers.
Janice (Price) Treadway ’62
passed away Oct. 8, 2007, at the
age of 63. She is survived by her
husband, Leland; daughters and
sons-in-law Karen and Larry
Lohmeier, Natalie and John ’79 Regan; son
Ken Hausner; nine grandchildren.
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