President`s Report 2015

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President’s Report and
Honor Roll of Donors 2014-15
2014-15 Foundation Board of Directors
2014-15 Board of Governors
W. Mark Rudolph ’84
Chair
Richmond, Virginia
Marcia K. Brand
Vice Chair
Martinsburg
John Younis
Secretary
Shepherdstown
John F. Beatty
Martinsburg
Jason S. Best
Faculty Representative
Shepherdstown
Tia McMillan
Shepherdstown
D. Scott Roach ’80
Martinsburg
Chad Robinson ’96
Charleston
Diane Shewbridge ’73
Classified Employee
Representative
Martinsburg
Logan Sigley
Student Representative
Shepherdstown
Bridget Cohee
Martinsburg
Michael A. Smith ’89
President
Winchester, Virginia
Ramon A. Alvarez ’62
Vice President
Shepherdstown
Julia M. Connell ’84
Treasurer
Charles Town
Allen L. Lueck ’67
Secretary
Shepherdstown
Monica W. Lingenfelter
Executive Vice President
Hagerstown, Maryland
John F. Beatty
Martinsburg
Holly McCall ’04
Shepherdstown
Jason Best
Shepherdstown
Kenneth J. Boone ’76
Baltimore, Maryland
Christopher S. Colbert ’95
Shepherdstown
Diane E. Melby
Julie E. St. Marie ’85
Edgewater, Maryland
Heidi M. Hanrahan
Shepherdstown
Susan Mentzer-Blair ’72
Knoxville, Maryland
Larry A. Strite ’60
Shepherdstown
Kenneth E. Harbaugh
Williamsport, Maryland
Andrew D. Michael ’75
Hedgesville
David B. Wing
Myersville, Maryland
Brian K. Jackson ’87
Toluca Lake, California
Gina Miller-Walters ’10
Martinsburg
Karl L. Wolf ’70
Shepherdstown
Robert H. Jensenius ’72
York, Pennsylvania
M. Elizabeth “Liz” Oates
Shepherdstown
Jerry P. Kerr ’68
Tony W. Price ’93
Shepherdstown
Directors Emeriti
James A. Butcher
Shepherdstown
William E. Knode, Jr. ’58
Shepherdstown
J. David Rickard ’56
Greensboro, North Carolina
Eric J. Lewis ’95
Shepherdstown
Suzanne Shipley
Shepherdstown
Elizabeth S. Lowe ’52
Shepherdstown
Stephen G. Skinner
Charles Town
Timothy B. McShea ’80
Frederick, Maryland
Wanda G. Smith
Shepherdstown
Jane Ikenberry-Dorrier
Scottsville, Virginia
David T. Newlin ’76
2014-15 Alumni Association Board of Directors
Christopher S. Colbert ’95
President
Shepherdstown
Nelson Vazquez ’86
Vice President
Charles Town
Kevin Starliper ’91
Treasurer
Martinsburg
Secretary
Martinsburg
Jim Auxer ’69
Shepherdstown
William Baker ’88
Shenandoah Junction
Lynn Carr ’68
Mt. Airy, Maryland
Rachel Crum ’08
Jefferson, Maryland
Gina Groh ’86
Charles Town
Blake Truman ’04
Chambersburg, Pennsylvania
Brian K. Jackson ’87
Toluca Lake, California
Al Young ’98
Arlington, Virginia
Tiffany Lawrence ’04
Charles Town
Cindy Vance ’88
Martinsburg
Eric J. Lewis ’95
Shepherdstown
Lindy Ybarra ’11
Shepherdstown
Holly McCall ’04
Shepherdstown
Britny Compton
Student Representative
Robin Moses ’88
Lorton, Virginia
Francine Phillips ’82
Shepherdstown
Sandy Sponaugle ’95
Shepherdstown
Eric Stenger ’94
Martinsburg
Directors Emeriti
Scott Bradford
Doleman ’95
Inwood
Robert “Bob” Fleenor ’74
Martinsburg
Paul Hillyard ’58
Tripp Lowe ’95 and ’97
Shepherdstown
Larry Strite ’60
Shepherdstown
Charles VanMetre ’56
Shepherdstown
Robert Wantz ’55
Hagerstown, Maryland
Chris Wooten ’87
Fallston, Maryland
About this publication
The President’s Report and Honor Roll of Donors recognizes
donors to Shepherd University during the 2014-15 fiscal year
and provides an overview of Shepherd activities and events
during the academic year. This publication is produced by
the Shepherd University Foundation, Office of University
Communications, Office of Alumni Relations, and University
Advancement.
On the cover
A sculpture by Michael Bigger is among four large, outdoor
sculptures donated by John and Patricia Bain Bachner from
their private collection. Bigger’s sculpture is on the lawn of
Scarborough Library.
Photo by Cecelia Mason
Back cover
Two stacked stone and metal sculptures by Harold “Skip”
Van Houten were among the donated sculptures. Uplift (c.) is
in front of the Scarborough Library while Flat Rocks Roll (r.)
is located on West Campus Drive in front of Shaw Hall. A
crane was required to move the sculptures into place (l.)
Photos by Cecelia Mason
From the President
2014-15 Facts and Figures
As I write this letter I am very new to campus, but I
already know that leaving Shepherd will be hard. I am
here as the interim president until the next permanent
president arrives, a period that may last anywhere from
five to 11 months. For me it will have been an enormous
privilege to engage the university in this way. Shepherd
is a fine university that gets better all the time. You are
contributors to that progress, making us proud of your
help and helping us create more things to be proud of.
Tuition (per year):
$6,570 In-State Resident
$16,628 Out-of-State Resident
Room and Board (per year):
$9,308
Enrollment:
Full-time Undergraduate: 3,093
Part-time Undergraduate: 765
Full-time Graduate: 87
Part-time Graduate: 96
In recent years you have supported the Scarborough
Library, the Center for Contemporary Arts, Shepherd
athletics, our business programs, scholarships for
our students, and more. You have also advocated for
Shepherd in forums from local neighborhoods to the
Higher Education Policy Commission to the legislature.
You are a tremendous resource for the university.
Bachelor of Arts
Bachelor of Fine Arts
Bachelor of Music Education
Bachelor of Music Performance
Regents Bachelor of Arts
Bachelor of Science
Bachelor of Science in Nursing
Bachelor of Social Work
Cecelia Mason
I can see what must attract you to Shepherd. A pretty
campus in a beautiful part of the country. A public
liberal arts college but a university that understands and
values professional preparation. Solid academic values
combined with winning athletic teams. A real spirit of
place. And above all, students—students whose hopes
and dreams and accomplishments make everything we
do here worthwhile.
Undergraduate Degrees Offered:
Sylvia Manning
Among the highlights of the past year, we welcomed our first cohort of students in the Doctor of Nursing Practice (D.N.P.)
program with a full complement of 15; we inaugurated an accelerated M.B.A. program; and Amy Garzon Hampton, clinical
instructor in social work, became a Fulbright scholar. On the challenging side, SU has considerable resource needs that are
not met, nor are likely to be met in the near future, by the state. Your support matters enormously as we move toward greater
self-sufficiency while continuing to fulfill our mission of service.
Thank you.
Most Popular Majors by Enrollment:
Nursing: 454
Recreation and Leisure Studies: 314
Business Administration: 290
Secondary Education: 288
Elementary Education: 241
Graduate Degrees Offered:
Master of Arts in Curriculum and Instruction
Master of Arts in College Student
Development and Administration
Master of Arts in Teaching
Master of Business Administration
Doctor of Nursing Practice
Sincerely,
Sylvia Manning
Interim President
President’s Report and Honor Roll of Donors 2014-15
3.
Milestones
Sylvia Manning named interim president
Dr. Sylvia Manning was selected to serve as the interim president of Shepherd University by the Shepherd University Board of Governors. Manning served
as the president of the Higher Learning Commission
from 2008-14. The HLC is the accrediting body for colleges and universities in 19 states, including Shepherd.
Accelerated M.B.A. program announced
Shepherd’s first accelerated master’s degree program
was announced in May 2015. The accelerated M.B.A.
will allow students to pursue their master in business
administration while still working on their bachelor’s
degree. Students accepted into the accelerated M.B.A.
program are able to take up to 12 credit hours, or four
classes, that count toward both their undergraduate
and graduate degrees.
CATF on ‘New York Times’ summer festival list
The Contemporary American Theater Festival was included on the New York Times list of 50 essential summer festivals. The list includes festivals from across the
country that feature music, dance, and theater that the
Times said are “potential cultural pilgrimages.”
First doctoral degree approved
Shepherd’s first doctoral degree, the doctor of nursing
practice (D.N.P.), was given final approval by the Institutional Actions Council of the Higher Learning Commission. The D.N.P. program, which is housed at the
Martinsburg Center, offers three concentrations: nursing leadership-education, nursing leadership-administration, and nurse practitioner-family nurse practitioner.
Photos opposite page: Cecelia Mason
Opposite page clockwise from top left: Dr. Kathleen
Corpus and Dean Ann Marie Legreid display Shepherd’s
IACBE accreditation cer tificate for business programs.
Honorees at the 142nd Commencement, shown with
President Suzanne Shipley and Board of Governors Chair
W. Mark Rudolph ’84 (r.), were Dr. Paul Welch, Lisa Welch,
and Carolyn Malachi ’06.
Dr. Tom Segar (c.), vice president for student affairs, and his
staff members celebrate Shepherd being named a top 30+
place to work in student affairs.
Sculpture studio named in Benedict’s honor
The sculpture studio in the Center for Contemporary
Arts was named in honor of Dow Benedict, professor
of art and dean of the School of Arts and Humanities,
during a dedication ceremony April 5, 2015 which
celebrated Benedict’s 44 years teaching at Shepherd.
Shipley named president of Midwestern State
Dr. Suzanne Shipley was named the president of Midwestern State University in Wichita Falls, Texas, in
March 2015. During her eight-year tenure as Shepherd’s 15th president, Shipley implemented the Crossroads Strategic Plan, which led to the university’s acceptance in the Council of Public Liberal Arts Colleges
(COPLAC). She currently serves as president of COPLAC. Shipley oversaw the completion of Shepherd’s
first comprehensive fundraising campaign, Create the
Future, which exceeded its $20 million fundraising goal
by $6 million and was completed a year early.
Student Affairs named to top 30+ places to work
Shepherd was named one of the top 30+ Promising
Places to Work in Student Affairs by the magazine Diverse: Issues in Higher Education and the American College Personnel Association (ACPA). The publication
teamed up with ACPA to conduct the study, which
looked at things like commitment to diversity and staffing practices at higher education institutions across the
country. Shepherd received a letter grade of A in almost
all the categories, including bias monitoring, climate
toward diversity, comprehensive new staff orientation,
and perception of leadership toward diversity.
Shepherd named to top 30 affordable schools
for outdoor enthusiasts list
Shepherd University was selected by the website Affordable Schools as one of the country’s top 30 most
affordable schools for outdoor enthusiasts. Affordable
Schools created the list by first determining which colleges have the lowest tuition and fee costs according
to sources including the National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. News and World Report, CollegeStats.org, and the colleges’ own websites. In addition,
Affordable Colleges looked at how close the colleges
are to places where outdoor activities occur and at the
outdoor-focused clubs offered on campus.
Business programs accredited by IACBE
Two of Shepherd’s business programs received accreditation from the International Assembly for Collegiate
Business Education (IACBE). Shepherd is one of four
colleges in West Virginia with IACBE-accredited programs. The bachelor of science in business administration, first accredited in 2004, had its accreditation
renewed. IACBE accredited the M.B.A. with concentrations in accounting and health administration for
the first time.
Recreation and leisure program accredited
The Department of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Sport received accreditation in November
2014 from the National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA) Council on Accreditation of Parks, Recreation, Tourism and Related Professions (COAPRT)
for its recreation and leisure program, making it the
only program in the state of West Virginia to hold the
accreditation.
Shepherd named a College of Distinction
Shepherd University was honored as a College of Distinction for the 2014-15 school year. The College of
Distinction designation is given to select schools to
honor their excellence in student-focused higher education. Schools selected must excel in the four distinctions: engaged students, great teaching, vibrant communities, and successful outcomes.
Commencement saw record number of grads
Baccalaureate degrees were awarded to 774 undergraduates and master’s degrees to 71 graduate students during
the 142nd Commencement in May 2015. Honored at
the ceremony were Carolyn Malachi ’06, honorary degree recipient and commencement speaker, and Paul
and Lisa Welch, recipients of the President’s Award
in recognition of their contributions to Shepherd and
the community.
BOG officer awarded ODU honorary doctorate
Dr. Marcia K. Brand, vice chair of the Shepherd University Board of Governors, delivered the commencement
address at her alma mater Old Dominion University in
Norfolk, Virginia, May 9, 2015. She was awarded a doctorate of humane letters honorary degree.
5.
Faculty
Howard-Bostic receives Storer College award
Dr. Chiquita Howard-Bostic, assistant professor of sociology, was the first recipient of the newly created Storer
College Faculty Award, which recognizes a faculty member who incorporates diversity and social justice into his
or her classroom, research, scholarship, and interaction
with students. She received the $1,000 award for professional development, which also highlights the significance
of Storer College’s commitment to educating students of
color in the Eastern Panhandle.
Grant awarded for developing mathematical models
for treating cancer tumors
The West Virginia IDeA Network of Biomedical Research
Excellence awarded Shepherd University a three-year,
$431,762 grant to continue a multidepartment project
that is developing and testing mathematical models to
determine how to treat cancer tumors. The grant supports
a project that involves math, computer science, and science students who help do research on using computer
modeling to determine how immunotherapy and chemotherapy impact tumor growth. The goal is to determine
what frequency and dosage of the combination of therapies
have the maximum benefit to cancer patients. Leading
the research efforts are Dr. Qing Wang, associate professor of mathematics; Dr. Robert Warburton, professor of
biochemistry; and Dr. Zhijun Wang, associate professor
of computer science.
Opposite page, clockwise from top left: Dr. Jason Best
was named an American Council on Education Fellow. He
will focus on undergraduate research during his semesterlong fellowship at Misericordia University.
Photos opposite page: Cecelia Mason
Amy Garzon Hampton was named a 2015-16 Fulbright
scholar. She will develop a child welfare training program in
Nicaragua.
Dr. Rebecca Mercado and Dr. Christy Wenger received a
$54,245 West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission
grant to develop a writing program for Berkeley County
teachers.
Dr. Chiquita Howard-Bostic was the first recipient of
Storer College Faculty Award, which recognizes a faculty
member who incorporates diversity and social justice in the
classroom.
WVHEPC awards $40K for scientific equipment
The West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission’s
Research Challenge Fund awarded nearly $40,000 to Dr.
Dan DiLella, professor of chemistry and Department of
Chemistry chair, and Dr. Peter Vila, assistant professor of
environmental and physical sciences. The grant helped
purchase a nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer,
which is one of the most important tools used by chemists for determining the structures of molecules, and a Eureka Manta 2 multiparameter water quality instrument
that monitors aquatic systems.
Planning grant awarded for Yellow House
The Entler-Weltzheimer House (the Yellow House) may
have a future as a learning lab for history and historic
preservation students thanks to a $10,000 survey and
planning grant from the West Virginia Division of Culture and History to the Corporation of Shepherdstown
in cooperation with Shepherd. The money will be used
to hire an architect to draw up plans to possibly make
the house into a center for preservation education. Dr.
Keith Alexander, assistant professor of history, attended
a preservation workshop in Charleston March 18, 2015
where Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin awarded the grant.
Garzon Hampton named a Fulbright scholar
Amy Garzon Hampton received a 2015-16 Fulbright
U.S. scholar grant. A lecturer and clinical instructor,
she is spending nine months in Nicaragua where she will
develop and implement a child welfare course and training program for foster parents at Universidad Nacional
Autónoma de Nicaragua (UNAN–León). Garzon Hampton runs the Department of Social Work’s Title IV-E Program, which provides foster and adoptive parent training
in a 15-county region through the West Virginia Department of Health and Human Services.
Hendrickson-Lambert featured on ‘Neuron’ cover
Dr. Sher Hendrickson-Lambert, assistant professor of biology, was featured on the cover of the summer 2014 issue
of Neuron, West Virginia Journal of Science and Research.
The article discussed her genetics and evolutionary biology research and her project, Laboratory of Genomic
Diversity–Shepherd University, for which she received a
$40,000 grant from West Virginia’s Research Challenge
Fund to design.
Best named an ACE Fellow
Dr. Jason Best, professor of astronomy and astrophysics,
was named an American Council on Education (ACE)
Fellow for academic year 2015-16. The ACE Fellows Program is designed to strengthen institutions and leadership
in American higher education by identifying and preparing emerging leaders for senior positions in college and
university administration. As an ACE Fellow, Best will
focus on undergraduate research, an issue of concern to
Shepherd University, while working with Dr. Thomas J.
Botzman, president of Misericordia University in Pennsylvania, who is serving as Best’s mentor.
Mercado, Wenger receive $54K writing grant
Dr. Rebecca Mercado, associate professor of education,
and Dr. Christy Wenger, assistant professor of English and
coordinator of the writing program, received a $54,245
grant from the West Virginia Higher Education Policy
Commission to work with Berkeley County teachers
through the Elementary Writing Project to help improve
the writing skills of students in first through fifth grades.
Middle school girls attend STEM camp
developed by Mader and Murphy
Dr. Sytil Murphy, assistant professor of physics, and Dr.
Jordan Mader, assistant professor of chemistry, received
a $4,145 grant from the NASA West Virginia Space
Grant Consortium to develop a math and science camp
for middle school girls. Seeding Your Future, held in September 2014, was designed to inspire girls to consider careers in the science, technology, engineering, and math
(STEM) fields.
Anthony publishes articles
Dr. Robert M. Anthony, assistant professor of sociology, published two peer-reviewed articles. “Urbanization
and Political Change in the Developing World,” which
appeared in the November 2014 issue of Urban Affairs
Review, offers a ground-breaking interdisciplinary approach to understanding how urban population pressures
encourage political change within the developing world,
and “Urban Primacy, City Size, and Political Change”
which was published in December 2014 in the special
issue of the International Journal of Sociology, assesses the
interplay between political elites, urban development,
and political change.
7.
Students
Transfer student honor society established
A chapter of Tau Sigma National Honor Society was
established at Shepherd in spring 2015, the first to be
established in West Virginia. The society is designed for
transfer students with a minimum 3.5 GPA.
Research paper prizes awarded to students
Five students won prizes for research papers they wrote
on the issue of congressional term limits for a competition open to all Shepherd students and sponsored by
the Glen Burnie, Maryland-based Congressional Term
Limits Foundation. Winners included Heather Uhlenhopp, Jocelyn Robinson, Graham Scott, Desiree Rose,
and Victoria E. Key.
Photos opposite page, clockwise from top left: Cecelia Mason, Cecelia Mason, and Gar y Kable
Price attends Team River Runner training
Veteran Christopher Price, who credits Team River Runner with his own personal recovery, spent a week in Key
Largo, Florida, helping veterans with vision loss improve
their kayaking skills at the Team River Runner Outtasight
Leadership Clinic January 25-February 1, 2015. He and
other volunteers received leadership training and learned
how to guide five blind or visually impaired veterans as
they paddled more than 30 miles in seven days.
Student veterans purchase new service flags
Shepherd’s Veterans Organization purchased five new
service flags to be used for commencement, the annual
Veterans Day program, and for other holidays and events.
The flags represent the branches of the U.S. military—the
Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, and Coast Guard.
The group raised funding by working concession stands
during sporting events and selling hand-woven blue and
gold key fobs and bracelets.
Opposite page, clockwise from top left: The Model
United Nations team won two awards during its first competition in Nor th Carolina in April 2015.
Shepherd’s Veterans Organization purchased five new service flags for the university through fundraising activities.
Nursing students par ticipated in the first White Coat
Ceremony in October 2014. The Depar tment of Nursing
Education was one of 100 programs and the only West
Virginia program selected for this new initiative.
Students buy bikes for grade school kids
A group of students majoring in health and physical education raised money to purchase bicycles for a few lucky
grade school-age children in Jefferson County for the
holiday season 2014. The Shepherd students created the
Peddling for Success project to purchase the bikes. With
the $780 raised, they were able to purchase 16 new bicycles and helmets. They collected an additional 15 used
bikes, tricycles, and scooters to give away.
Two students win business plan semifinal
Two students came away winners in the semifinal round
of the ninth annual West Virginia Collegiate Business
Plan Competition that took place at Shepherd in November 2014. Raphael Capelli, Sao Paulo, Brazil, and
Alex Whalton, Hedgesville, earned the opportunity to
compete in the final competition in April 2015, at West
Virginia University.
Student graphic designers win AIGA contest
Graphic design students Evan Carr, Samantha Jones,
Haley Shapiro, and Chase Bachtell were the winners of
the fourth annual Mock Up: Student Design Challenge
sponsored by AIGA Blue Ridge, the professional association for design, and hosted by Shepherd in October 2014.
The students spent the day working on a brand identity that included a logo, letterhead, business cards, rack
cards, a brochure, and a website for the Prosperity Center,
a nonprofit community center in Frederick, Maryland.
Model UN wins two awards
The newly formed Model United Nations (MUN) team
returned from its first-ever competition with two awards.
The team, which was formed spring semester 2015, traveled in April to the Southern Regional Model United
Nations competition in Charlotte, North Carolina. The
competition included 315 participants from 36 colleges
and community colleges. The Shepherd MUN team is a
spin-off of a class taught by Dr. Aart Holtslag, assistant
professor of political science, which is open to any undergraduate or graduate student. Honorable Delegation
award winners include Margaret Bock, Hedgesville; Alyson Hehr, Wheeling; Kelsey O’Donnell, Morgantown;
and Sydney Sharp, Shenandoah Junction. Dillon Enright
of Columbia, Maryland, won a Best Diplomat award.
White Coat Ceremony held for nursing students
The Department of Nursing Education was one of 100
programs across the country and the only nursing program in West Virginia chosen to take part in a new initiative, the White Coat Ceremony to promote compassionate and patient-centered care. In October 2014, 58
first-year nursing students participated in Shepherd’s
first White Coat Ceremony. They recited an oath, were
cloaked in a white coat, and received a specially designed
pin depicting a stethoscope in the shape of a heart that
will serve as a reminder of their commitment to provide
high quality compassionate care.
Day of Service celebrates 15 years
Students began their college careers by offering a day of
volunteer service to 27 nonprofit organizations throughout Jefferson and Berkeley counties. The group of mostly first-year students arrived on campus a week before
classes started in August 2014 so they could participate
in the 15th Annual Day of Service. The students, along
with some faculty and staff, labored at tasks like cleaning, painting, and doing yard work at places like Asbury
United Methodist Church in Shepherdstown, Harpers
Ferry National Historical Park, and the Berkeley County
Humane Society.
Energy forum sponsored by M.B.A. program
The M.B.A. program sponsored an energy forum in March
2015. The forum was coordinated by the Student M.B.A.
Advisory Council and included a panel discussion featuring Mike McKenchnie, president of Mountain View
Solar in Berkeley Springs; Corky DeMarco, executive
director of the West Virginia Oil and Natural Gas Association; and Chris Hamilton, senior vice president of
the West Virginia Coal Association. Hoppy Kercheval,
vice president of operations and host of Talkline at West
Virginia MetroNews, moderated the discussion.
SU named to Community Service Honor Roll
For the sixth year in a row Shepherd University was listed
on the Corporation for National and Community Service
President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll. The award recognizes efforts Shepherd students
have made in service to the surrounding community that
have resulted in meaningful outcomes.
9.
Alumni
Carolyn Malachi ’06 gives commencement address
Carolyn Malachi ’06 was awarded a doctor of letters honorary degree at Shepherd’s 142nd Commencement in
May 2015 after delivering the commencement address.
Malachi is a Grammy-nominated singer/songwriter, social activist, and philanthropist. She serves on the Recording Academy’s D.C. Chapter Board of Governors,
has been described by MTV as “one of five R&B artists
to obsess over,” and was named by NPR to its list of 10
Songs Public Radio Can’t Stop Playing for her song Fall
Winter Spring Summer. She earned a Grammy nomination
in 2011 in the Best Urban/Alternative Performance category for her song Orion from her 2010 EP release Lions,
Fires, & Squares. Malachi played center on the Shepherd
women’s basketball team, served on Program Board, and
was a member of the Multicultural Leadership Team during her time as a student.
Photos opposite page, clockwise from left: Cecelia Mason, Cecelia Mason, and John Boyle
Paul Pfau ’10 competes on The Voice
Paul Pfau ’10 was chosen for season eight of the singing
competition show The Voice with Pharrell Williams as his
coach. He made it through the second knockout round
before being eliminated. Shepherd welcomed Pfau back
to campus for a performance in April 2015 at the Frank
Center as part of the Performing Arts Series at Shepherd.
Opposite page, clockwise from top left: Alumni par ticipating in Professional Connections Day were (front row, l.
to r.) Tricia Katebini ’07, CliftonLarsonAllen; Jessica Jackson
’07, American Public University System; Robin Moses ’88,
IRS; and Cindy Vance ’84, assistant accounting professor at
Shepherd, (back row) Matt Kradel ’99, First United Trusts
and Investments; Chris Colber t ’99, United Bank; Lauren
Winebrenner ’13, Mar tinsburg VA Medical Center ; and
Amanda Runkels of HFI Wealth Management.
Shepherdstown resident Betty Lowe ’52 was named
Alumna of the Year. She is pictured with Shepherd mascot
Zan at Ram Stadium during Homecoming 2014.
Athletic Hall of Fame inductees were (l. to r.) Chris Field
’04, football; Bob Haley, football assistant coach; and Mike
Spry ’09, baseball. Teresa Taylor ’90 was the medallion recipient in recognition for her longtime volunteer work with
the Hall of Fame committee.
Betty Lowe ’52 named Alumna of the Year
The Shepherd University Alumni Association proudly
honored Elizabeth “Betty” Lowe ’52 during the 2014-15
academic year as the Alumna of the Year. Lowe has many
fond memories of Shepherd before, during, and after her
time as a student. Her involvement in Shepherd organizations and activities throughout the years has had a
major impact. She is still very much involved with her
sorority, Phi Sigma Chi, serving as the Phi Sigma Chi
alumnae president for more than 44 years. During her
time in this role, she saw the Yellow House, which served
as the spot for weekly sorority meetings from 1948-1960,
be restored and the iron railing dedicated to the sorority. Lowe also funds three scholarships: the Virginia
Lowe Ramsburg Scholarship for West Virginia nursing
students and the Elizabeth S. Lowe Scholarship for juniors and seniors studying historic preservation or history through the Shepherd University Foundation, and
the John D. Lowe Scholarship for secondary education
majors through the Shepherdstown High School Alumni
Association. Lowe, who received an honorary doctorate
during the 2007 commencement ceremony, is a member
of the Emeritus Club, Shepherd University Foundation
board of directors, Scarborough Society, and Women for
Shepherd University.
Eight alumni honored as ‘influential’ in region
Eight alumni were named to the Eastern Panhandle’s Most
Influential People list by Around the Panhandle Magazine.
Shepherd is proud of the efforts of our alumni in communities throughout the country. Around the Panhandle
Magazine recognized eight alumni for their outstanding
contributions in the region, including Ken Lowe ’71, No.
1; Manny P. Arvon ’74, No. 2; Clarence E. Martin III
’93 (honorary doctorate), No. 7; Steven Roach ’80, No.
12; Teresa McCabe ’79, No. 20; Tiffany Lawrence ’04,
No. 22; Rick Wachtel ’68, No. 23; and Susan Snowden
’82, No. 25.
Hall of Fame inducts new members
During the October 2014 induction banquet held at the
Clarion Hotel and Conference Center in Shepherdstown,
Chris Field ’04 (football), Bob Haley (football assistant
coach), and Mike Spry ’09 (baseball) were inducted into
the elite group in recognition of their athletic accomplishments. The medallion recipient was Teresa Taylor ’90.
Alumni faculty retire in May 2015
Among the group of faculty retirees in May 2015 were
two alumni: Gayle Conner ’75, who retired after 31 years
of service to the Athletics Department as athletic trainer,
and Kathy Blue Dilley ’76, who retired after 22 years as
an associate professor of nursing education. Connor and
Dilley were both honored with the emeritus title designation by the Shepherd Board of Governors. Additionally, Connor was the recipient of the Ram Award from
the Athletics Department for exemplifying the ideals of
NCAA Division II.
Alumnae take on major roles at Shepherd
Anna Barker ’82 and Kristen DeSantis Lorenz ’10 accepted leadership positions at Shepherd in fall 2014. Barker
was named vice president for finance/chief financial officer, and Lorenz was named director of admissions. As
alumnae and staff, both Barker and Lorenz are helping
to usher in a new era at Shepherd.
Program anniversaries and reunions celebrated
Shepherd was proud and excited to welcome alumni back
to campus to celebrate exciting milestones for university
programs. During the fall of 2014, the social work program celebrated more than 40 years, while the family
and consumer sciences program celebrated 100 years.
Ram Band alumni also returned to campus on Homecoming weekend to celebrate the dedication of a new
music classroom in the Frank Center and to participate
during halftime of the football game with the Ram Band
in their first-ever reunion.
Alumni return for Professional Connections Day
More than a dozen alumni returned to campus in April
2015 for Professional Connections Day. Founded by the
Shepherd University Alumni Association, the event
has grown over the years into a partnership between the
SUAA, School of Business and Social Sciences, and Career Services. The keynote speaker was Jessica Polidor
Jackson ’07, associate vice president for human resources
at the American Public University System, where she received her M.A. in human resource management. Jackson and her fellow Shepherd alumni spoke candidly with
current students about what to expect in the workforce
after graduating from college.
11.
Honor Roll
Donors by Giving Level
Thank you for your generosity
and dedication to Shepherd University. The following lists are
a compilation of all donors who
made gifts or commitments to the
university during the 2014-15
year. Great care was taken when
preparing the Honor Roll of
Donors. If there are corrections
to be made, please contact the
Shepherd University Foundation
at 304-876-5195 or by email to
[email protected].
Governor’s Circle
$100,000-$249,999
Jason Aufdem-Brinke and Kathryn Pong
Nora Roberts ’03
Leadership Circle
$50,000-$99,999
Roland J. Brown*
Partner’s Circle
$25,000-$49,999
Jennifer Ewing Allen•
John C. Allen, Jr.
Richard and Kathleen Howard
Joseph ’60 and Robin Renn
President’s Club
$10,000-$24,999
Susan Cranford Batten ’77
Erdem and Joan Ergin*
*McMurran Society Member
•
Leadership Circle
Photo opposite page: Rob Shaw
‡
Deceased during 2014-15
Allen ’67 and Sara
Taylor ’67 Lueck*•
Suzanne Shipley and Randall Wadsworth*
Robert and Mary Helen Strauch
Paul and Lisa Welch•
Alfred ’89 and Laura Young•
Shepherd Club
$5,000-$9,999
Martin and Elise Baach•
Stephen ’88 and Dana
Willis ’90 Denton
Leonard and Julia Frenkil•
Rebecca Upton Grandle ’78
Rob and Mary Logan Hoxton
Stanley ’56 and Judith Life Ikenberry*•
Jean Litchfield
Elizabeth Snyder Lowe ’52
Mitchell Lustig
Keith and Holly ’04 McCall•
Robert and Tia McMillan•
William and Sherrill Pantle
William ’65 and Judy Passwaters
Bill Pringle ’12‡
Ronald R. Reeder II ’64
Elaine Rendler
Mary Jane Shipley
Jeffrey S. Shultz ’63
Gerald and Kaye Dehaven Smith
Michael ’89 and Wendy
Peccatielo Smith*•
Rumsey Club
$1,000-$4,999
Ramon ’62 and Mary Alvarez•
Christopher and Lauren Ames•
Paul ’70 and Judith
Harris ’70 Armstrong•
James ’58 and Vizanah Artz
Troy and Rose Atkinson
Melissa Writt Axline ’89
Gayle Bach-Watson
Dan ’64 and Karen
Emmart ’65 Baker
William ’88 and
Catherine ’89 Baker
Helen Cook Barrow ’40*
Rodney L. Bartgis ’81•
Mary Bell and
Sandra Jenkins*
Robert J. Berlinsky
Lisa Trayer ’83 and
Scott Bivens
Kenneth ’76 and Natasha Boone
Peggy Oates Booth ’53
George ’79 and Anita Bragaw
Lauri Marsteller ’87 and James Bridgeforth
Donna and John Burns
Gat and Susan Caperton•
Christopher ’75 and Jody ’75 Carter
Bridget Cohee and
Gerard Nevin
Michael and Carol Del-Colle
Martha Dolly
Sara Douglass
Margaret Morton Drennen
David and Cathy Dunlop*
Don Durand and Carol Ann Van Evera Durand ’64*
Maria Evans-Brown ’90 and Ronald Brown
James ’74 and Carolyn
Gess ’78 Fleenor
Troy and Christine Foster
James and Barbara Phillips Gibson
Karen L. Greenfield
Faisal and Melissa Hallaj
Jeffrey ’69 and Jamie Bain Hedges
Daniel Herr ’78 and
Eugenia Ropp
Lily Ritchie Hill*•
Michael W. Hudson ’72*•
Ann Wilson Hummer ’69*
Judith and Stanley Jones
Harry and Carol Kable
Jerry ’68 and Carol
Prettyman Kerr
Julia Krall ’15
James Leathers
Ann Marie Legreid•
William and Monica Lingenfelter*•
Eugene ’83 and Christine Lugat*
Brent ’89 and Lisa
Gregory ’90 May
Teresa Ring McCabe ’79
Mark ’87 and Lisa McCoy
Paul ’83 and Rosanne McDermott•
Amy McGovern
Jerald ’69 and Linda
Largent ’69 McGraw
Timothy ’80 and Carole
Bollinger McShea•
Dave and Diane Melby
Paul R. Mellott ’55
Susan Mentzer-Blair ’72 and William Blair
C. David ’63 and Barbara Lewis ’53 Miller*
Elna and John Morin
Elizabeth Murrow
Betty Myers
Françoise Nelles
James and Elizabeth Norton
Mark Outhier and
Marcia Brand•
Christine Parfitt
Opposite page: The Caroline Pritts Nethken Memorial Scholarship was established by George and Mildred Nethken in
memory of George’s mother, who attended Shepherd in the early 1900s and went on to teach elementar y school. It is
designated for students majoring in elementar y education, such as Shepherd junior Cassidy Rao of Dunmore, who received
the award as a sophomore. “I am ver y thankful for this scholarship,” she said. “It provides me with the funds I need to
fur ther my education with hopes of a brighter future!”
Shari Payne•
Brian Peterson and
Elizabeth Roberts
Lois Barrett Pierce ’73
Jeffrey and Carol Plautz
Arthur Radle, Jr.
Eileen Reeder
John T. Reynolds ’64*
Lacy ’99 and Suzy Rice
D. Scott ’80 and Linda Hottel ’81 Roach•
Douglas and Carol Rockwell
Marlene Russell
Michael and Cinda ’81 Scales
Quay Scott ’72
Kathleen and Wesley Shipley
Patricia Sigle ’75
Norma Morris Siler ’54
Jean and Ronald Slonaker
Dennis and Anne
Stewart ’67 Small*
Ann Smith ’90
Amanda Steiner ’98
Mark and Barbara Stern*•
Jeffrey and Rose Stevenson
Michael ’76 and Teresa Stout
Nancy and John Streeter
Larry ’60 and Nancy Strite*
David E. Tabler
John ’81 and Deborah Ford Thayer•
Michael D. Thompson
Paul and Susan Clohan ’70 Thorniley•
Louis ’72 and Marina
diGirolamo ’74 Tiano
Marc and Kristin Tiano
Matthew Tiano
Samuel Tiano
Scott and Jaime Tobin Tiano
Richard S. Wachtel ’68
Joseph ’66 and Elizabeth Strider ’67 Walter
Connie ’71 and Steven Washburn
Austin ’57 and
Edna Jean ’61 Webber•
Ronald ’02 and Carolyn Coleman Widmyer
Jerry ’71 and Nelda
Grubb ’71 Williams
Karl L. Wolf ’70*•
John H. ’88 and Lisa
Blunt ’87 Wolff
James ’70 and Gladys Cole Wright*
William and Patricia
Knipe ’77 Wright•
John and Lisa Taka Younis•
Potomac Club
$500-$999
Skip Adkins
Marellen Aherne
James ’71 and I. Kibby Albright
Manuel ’74 and Pamela Arvon
Anna ’83 and Bret Barker
Madeline and Homer Barney
Dennis L. Barron ’73
Stephanie and Paul Belella
L. Dow Benedict
Linda Braddock
Benedict ’81‡
Deborah Bennett
Connie Lightner
Boccucci ’79
Jeffrey and Denise Boehm
James ’65 and Sue Boyd
Bonnie O’Rourke ’63 and Leslie Brannon
Charles and Patricia Brown
William ’99 and Courtney Guenther ’99 Burgan
Martin Burke ’11 and Barbara Spicher
Richard and Denise ’74 Burns
Sandra ’77 and Lyle Butts
Enrico and Denise Caruso
Joseph P. Catlett ’80
Julia Gore Connell ’84
Lorraine Costella
Larry Z. Daily
Janice Newbraugh
Danhart ’73
Kelly Davenport
Susan Davis ’77
Eugene and Vicki Dearing
Dana DeJarnett
Karla and William DeMarco
Tammy Demick
John ’64 and Joyce
Pulley ’64 Deputy
Hugh ’65 and Shirley Derr
Shelli Dronsfield
13.
Cecelia Mason
Left: Dr. Keith Alexander, assistant professor of history, will receive fur ther financial suppor t
for the Shepherdstown Oral History Project through the Paul and Lisa Welch Endowment.
The two-year long endeavor is par t of Shepherd’s historic preservation and public history
program led by Alexander, who is pictured at Shepherd’s historic Yellow House. Also known
as the Entler-Weltzheimer House, the structure is currently undergoing renovation as par t
of the same program and may one day serve as a learning lab for historic preservation
students.
Previously, members of the Phi Sigma Chi sorority, which conducted meetings in the
house from the 1940s through 1960, contributed $4,000 to pay for the design and installation of a new iron railing in front of the house. That effor t was led by Betty Lowe ’52, president of the Phi Sigma Chi alumnae and member of the Shepherd University Foundation
board of directors. In April 2015, Shepherd was honored with a preservation award by the
Historic Shepherdstown Commission for its Yellow House restoration effor ts.
Dina Ducoffe-Perrone
Debra Martin ’76 and Terry Dugger
John ’61 and Pat Moler ’60 Egle*
Wilma Cooper Elliott ’72
Jeffery R. Ely ’95
Mary Clare ’05 and James Eros
Jean Flory
Arthur P. Foley
James E. Franke ’85
Robert ’72 and Barbara McDonald ’71 Frankenberry
Gwen Mauck Frazee ’78
Vicki ’70 and C. Robert Fulk
Cathy Funk
Kendra Ganoe ’06
Diana Gore
Jessie Goyne
Jan Hafer ’74
Cynthia Meadows ’93 and Ronald Harman
Alice Hevner ’67
Paul ’58 and Luella Jo Hillyard*
Teresa Holmes-Lindsey
•
Leadership Circle
‡
14.
Jefferson Howells
Archibald and Constance Hoxton
Robert and Beverly
Skinner ’71 Hughes
R. William ’59 and Nikki Timbrook ’60 Isherwood
Brian Jackson ’87 and Tamara Meyer
J. Michael and Jean
Kingsbury Jacobs
Vicki Risinger ’78 and Glenn Jenkins
Christina Johnson
Amy ’97 and Henry Kayes
Jimmy ’62 and Ann Piccola Kessel
Edith Kirk ’79
Richard and Kathy Klein
William ’58 and Jo Ann Jackson ’58 Knode
Frank D. Koepping
Paul and Sara Lambert
Eric ’95 and Joy
Osbourn ’91 Lewis
Jacqueline Lewis
Michael ’93 and Tonya Barney ’94 Mackey
Judith Gray ’74 and Clarence ’93 Martin
Davitt McAteer and Kathryn Lough
Melissa McDaniel
Hugh A. McNaughton ’65
John and Sarah Metzbower
Floyd W. Miller‡
Thomas ’76 and Penny Miller
Roger and Anne
Grissinger ’74 Munro
Nancy Needy ’55
David ’76 and Betsy ’78 Newlin*
Colleen Nolan
Mary Elizabeth Oates*
Garland H. Ott ’62*
Brian and Chris Palank
Hardin and Wendy Pantle
Ellen Parsons
Shirley Parsons
K. Alan and Helene Perdue
John ’73 and Dotty ’70 Piccolomini
Richard and Donna Pill
Ellen and Charles Potter
Jennifer Osbourn ’95 and Timothy Pownell
Tony ’93 and Shelly Price
Burt and Kaela Pumroy
Beth Rehberger
Mark Remington ’86 and Lesley Sisk
J. David ’56 and Joyce Binner Rickard
Douglas ’53 and Joan
Gruver ’53 Roach
Lorraine Rose
Stanley W. Rote ’65
John A. Ryan
Katherine Walsh and
Philip Ryan
Marilyn Schoon
Thomas and Rebecca Segar•
T. Ray and S. Bailey Shurbutt
Sarah and Michael Shveda
Michael ’53 and Lucy Skinner
Raymond and Phyllis Smock
Richard ’89 and Teresa ’88 Smoot
C. Richard ’56 and Evelyn Snively
Bradley ’82 and Susan Stuckey ’82 Snowden
Susan Walker ’85 and Stanley Sowers
James ’68 and Mary ’70 Staley
Michael and Sharon ’09 Stevens
John ’68 and Linda
Margroff ’69 Strider
Kevin and Courtney Struthers
Sylvia Myers Stubbs ’68
Judy Szymialis ’62
Jane Tabb
Robert ’64 and Virginia Terpening
Glenn Twigg, Jr. ’73
Scott and Celia Van Gorder
Dave and Joanne Wadsworth
Henry and Dale Drennen Walter
Bonnie Ward
Francis and Viola Welch
Michelle L. Whittington
Mark ’95 and Kimberly Krams ’89 Wilson
Gloria Elliott ’63 and Arlie Winters
John ’78 and Anne Wood
Charles ’59 and Peggy Woodward*
Beth Mahoney ’88 and Bryan Wright
Jack and Martha Young
Knutti Club
$100-$499
Sharika Abdul-Muhaimin
David Abramson
Marvin and Barbara Abramson
Sidney and Roberta ’62 Absher
William H. Adams
Frank ’71 and Susan Johnston ’70 Aliveto
Perry ’88 and Denise All
Edward ’68 and Carole Allen
John and Joyce Allen
Maria Allen ’09
Paul Allen
Chad and Kim Alvarez
Michael and Dianne Alvarez
Sophia Alvarez
Clayton ’75 and Dana
Hendricks ’78 Anders
Kari Andersen ’97
Roger ’69 and Carolyn
Cline ’70 Anderson
Don D. Andrews, Jr. ’58
John R. Artz
Audrey Asbury
Eugene D. Asbury ’53
Michael M. Athey ’62*
Stephen and Rebecca Ayraud
Pragani Babulal
Dorothy Baggarly ’69
Karen Bailey
Susan Stein Baldwin ’72
Timothy L. Baldwin ’70
Sharon Barber
Leon and Kimberly Bard
Shelly and Jack Bard
Roger A. Barney ’61
Walter ’62 and Connie
Rectenwald ’65 Barr
Gene R. Bartlett ’80
Earl ’67 and Arlene Kayur Batten
R. Scott Beard and
Alan Gibson•
Todd ’80 and Martha
Barney ’81 Beard
Liam and Lisa Behrens
C. Lynn Wiley ’69 and
Ben Bennett
Raymond ’69 and Betty Boward ’70 Bennett
Robin Judy ’85 and Charles Bentley
Edwinna Bernat
Shepherd University
Jason Best and Sara Maene
Charles and Brittani Blachford
Charles ’54 and Janet Blake
Ken Blanchard
Malcolm and Jean Boggs
Dalisa Bohrer
Julia Booher
William ’64 and Kristin Bowen
Walter ’70 and Freeda Bowers
Scott D. Boyer ’72
Norman ’59 and Kadra Bradford
Scott ’95 and Lori Bradford-Doleman
John Bresland and Beth Batdorf
Mary Beth Wagner ’85 and Philip Bressler
Karen Brill
Marc and Judith Briod
Julie Ogden ’90 and Kimble Bronson
Joseph and Susan Brookreson
Thomas and Kathleen Brossart
Jaime ’04 and Sherry
Miller ’73 Brown
Robert and Donna Brown
Robert ’97 and Miriam Brown
Rick E. Bruner
Lorna Bryan
Betty Lou Bryant
David ’89 and Carolyn Waltz ’89 Bryant
Deborah Buckner
Jo Anne Buckner
Lee W. Bullwinkel ’64
Edward ’56 and Vickey Burgee
Arthur L. Burgess, Jr. ’02
Dawne Raines Burke ’94
Linwood Burton
Retha Busey ’58
James and Evelyn Poe Butcher
Alice Butler
Dale Butler
Daryl X. Butler
Kenneth ’97 and Alice Marie Butler
Samuel G. Butler
Sharon Glass ’82 and Thomas Byrd
O. Winston Cameron, Jr.
Bebe Campbell Dellinger ’60
Wayne ’78 and Sara
Cogan ’78 Canada
Robert ’72 and Sherry Carney
Virginia Carney
Robert ’77 and Deborah Carpenter
Robert and Karen Carpenter
Jean Smith Carper ’52
Ronald G. Carper ’85
Alfred L. Carr
Wallace ’69 and Donna Carr
William and Patricia Carrigan
Peggy Byrd ’65 and Terry Carroll
Theresa and Charles Catlett
Rita Caufield
Deborah McClure ’84 and Mark Chag
Monica and Craig Chambers
Michael and Lynne Chancey
Steven A. Chmielewski ’80
Shawn Clark and Heidi Clark ’98
Jamie Clark
Roy and Brenda Clark
Donald ’77 and Patricia Clem
Nancy Cliff
Sybil ’89 and Philippe Cobb
Lisa Coblentz ’86
Lisa Wright ’88 and Tony Cockrell
Berniece Jackson ’77 and Craig Collis
Stanley ’79 and Sarah ’89 Corwin-Roach
Paula Mayes ’71 and Brian Coupe
Richard T. Cox, Jr.
Lisa Crater
David and Diane Crosby
James W. Crumbacker ’68
Mark Cucuzzella and Roberta DeBiasi
Loretta Bulkowski Cummings ’81
W. Ross ’58 and Karen ’69 Cunningham*
Mark H. Curley*
E. Ross and Pamela Curtis
John ’70 and Evelyn
Pickett ’70 Cushwa
Patricia Custer
James S. Dailey III ’81
Judith and Larry Daily
Ruth Daily
Annamae Rohanic
Darton ’63
Henry and Faye Byerly Davenport
James ’77 and Cheryl
Kelley ’79 Deaner
David ’89 and Cathy Clemmons ’92 Decker
Wayne ’67 and Doris DeLauter
John and Margaret
Seidler ’68 Demer
E. Gordon Demeritt
Marie and Walt DeWalt
Ronald ’68 and Marsha Dickerson
Pedro ’62 and Rebecca Diez
John and Linda Digges
G. Benjamin ’62 and Cherie Dillow
Ralph ’56 and Nina
Pownall ’57 DiPasquale
Denis ’80 and Nancy Herridge ’80 Doss
Mary Beth Dalgarn
Dotton ’80
Marna Dove
William ’51 and Virginia Higgs ’50 Downey
George ’58 and Thelma Duncan
Michael P. Dyson ’81
Daryl ’85 and Barbara Eckard
James ’70 and Sue Taylor ’67 Edwards
Kate Eglseder
Richard ’04 and Amy
Martz ’04 Egress
Paul and Eileen Elliott
Jean Elliott ’54
Theron ’61 and Alice Emmons
E. Prescott ’88 and
Stephanie Engle
Roger ’70 and Gula Engle
Ronnie ’63 and Dorothy Engle
Ann Eppinger ’85
John F. Ermerins ’59
Hugh and Judith Erskine
Estate of Jane W. White Campbel
Patricia ’83 and Romulo Estigoy
Wayman ’66 and Sandra Carson ’64 Everly
Franklin ’81 and Janet Farmer
Patricia Flanagan ’83 and James Fellows
Brenda Miller ’94 and David Feltner
Randy and Carol Ferrell
Michael ’91 and Linda Finnerty
Cheryl Flagg ’69
Joyce Akins ’64 and Earl Fletcher
David and Jennifer Flinchum
Marc ’00 and Holli Foltz
John and Carol Ford
James ’81 and Joanne Formal
Trevor ’03 and Amanda Forshey
Robert J. Forthofer, Jr.
Kathleen Busher ’71 and Jefferey Frances
John A. Fraser
George E. Fries ’62
Charles R. Frownfelter
Charles ’58 and Geraldine Funk
Kay Dill Gabbert ’68
Paul Garrard and
Nelson Smith
Joseph Garzillo
Eric Gates
John and Elizabeth Giese
Roy ’68 and Agnes Gindlesperger
Caroline Glackin
John C. Gladhill ’69
Marshall ’01 and Angela Gladhill
Maurice ’72 and Mary Lee DeHaven ’74 Gladhill
Justin P. Glassford ’03
Michael ’84 and Laura Glazier
Mark ’77 and Sue Goller
M. Wayne Goodrich ’74 and Donna Bertazzoni
Andrea Irzinski ’94 and Todd Goren
Gunther ’58 and Ann Richmond Gottfeld
Michael E. Grant ’79
Anthony ’85 and Janice Green
Sally Ann Myers
Greenfield ’66
Carole Griffith*
John and Teresa Griffith
Daryl Grove ’80
Joseph C. Guy
Alma Hale
James ’57 and Jeannette Moore Hall
Timothy ’84 and Karen Swaim ’86 Hall
Allison Hull ’87 and Mike Halron
Laura Wells Hamilton ’84
Conrad C. Hammann‡
Mary Ann Hammann
John ’61 and Laurel Hanf
Heidi Hanrahan
Kittylee Nye ’74 and Kenneth Harbaugh*
Terry ’72 and Kathy
Schell ’74 Hardy
Orie Thomas ’62 and
Vicki Harman
Richard F. Harmison ’51
Andrew ’90 and Virginia Harris
Sarah Holme ’67 and Norman Harris
Donna and Douglas Harrison
Miriam Hayes
Wendy Cook Headley ’89
John ’76 and Yvonne Hemphill
Al and Sharon Friend Henderson
Brenda Herrin
Dale C. Hicks ’61*
Virginia Hicks
Joseph ’52 and Ann
Rush ’52 Higham
Becki Reese Hill ’79
C. William ’62 and Mary Bland ’61 Hill
D. Frank Hill III ’75
Donna Hill ’86
Paul and Deborah Hillyard
Hubert E. Hilton, Jr.
William ’64 and Patricia Gordon ’65 Hine
Thomas and Kathleen Hintz
Trudy Hite ’75
Thomas Hockey
Justin ’07 and Megan ’08 Hockman
Lawson Hockman ’70 and Jacqueline Wolfe
Edwin ’69 and Mary
Cockey ’68 Hoeltzel
Dennis L. Hoffman
Anthony T. Hoffmaster ’87
Lelia Moler Hoffmaster
James and Mary Holland
Regina Holmes ’90
Jerry ’73 and Susanne
Long ’73 Horner
Dennis Householder ’76 and Debbie Reed
Allison Ramey ’91 and Charles Howard
Douglas ’78 and Terry Huffer
John and Glenda Hull
Delmas Humphreys ’68
and Patricia Cupillari-Humphreys
Barbara and Allan Hurwitz
Raymond ’95 and Irene Husson
John ’78 and Patricia Inwright
Charles L. Jackson ’50
Daniel ’01 and Sally
Gavin ’79 Jackson
Michael ’87 and Kathleen Jackson
Keith ’82 and Tari ’08 Janssen
Lawrence ’80 and Caroline Jehle
Randell and Linda Jenkins
Robert ’72 and Billie Jean Feller ’74 Jensenius
Gaylen ’85 and Karen Johnson
Nan Johnson
Regina Jones ’54
Towanda Jones
Denise Jordan-Williams
15.
John ’70 and Phyliss
Twigg ’73 Kafton
Kristin Kaineg
Robert ’65 and Carol ’68 Kamensky
Suzanne Beckham ’89 and Frederick Kaufman
Lee ’60 and Wanda
Tucker ’61 Keebler*
James ’70 and Susan
Holden ’68 Keegan
Aretha Champ ’65 and Thomas Kees
Martin and Marlyn Keesecker
Doris and Richard Keller
Eugene J. Kelly
Jack O. Kendall
Glenn and Rita Kephart
Anne ’66 and Thomas Kerfoot
Brian G. Kerr ’00
David T. Kerrick
Suzanne Harsh Kershner ’66
Frank C. Khare, Jr. and Cheryl Brown
Garry R. Kilmer ’71
Eugene and Patricia ’79 Kinder
Stephen ’12 and Cynthia Jacquinot ’97 Kitner
Barbara ’00 and Ken Kline
Richard ’61 and Mary Jane Jones ’65 Knode
Mark Knott ’98 and E. Rachel Hochman Knott
Jennifer Peters ’77 and Raymond Kohlhepp
Diana Dickey Koski ’68*
Jill Kostyk ’68
Charles ’78 and Patricia Funk ’77 Krzywicki
Lois Kuhn ’78
Richard ’87 and M. Michelle Shewbridge ’88 LaFollette
Carolyn Grant ’81 and Mark Lane
Harrison ’67 and Vicki Lanham
Lillie Hoover ’90 and Theodore Largent
•
Leadership Circle
‡
16.
Jason C. LaRue ’00
William M. Lay
Lynn E. Leatherman ’92
J. Paige ’73 and Joyce Wotring ’73 Ledford
Susan Dean ’83 and Chris LeGrand
Lawrence ’61 and Helen Egnor ’63 Leonard
Christine Lepine
Gary ’66 and Carol Lewis
J. Douglas ’71 and Mary Ruth Lewis
Rebecca Mason ’78 and Burton Lidgerding
Phillip Lilly ’84 and Kelley Copeland Lilly
Edward and Karen Lind
William C. Lind ’72
Norman ’59 and Joann Lineburg
Adam ’75 and Diane
Lewis Link
James D. Link ’52
David ’68 and Lynn
Fisher ’70 Little
Bradley ’03 and Emily Bowers Long
Maria and Michael Lorensen
Kenneth ’95 and Nicole Lowe
Lauren Shippee ’80 and David Lowman
Gary L. Lushbaugh ’63
Charles E. Lutman ’67
Stephen ’81 and Dawn Zakarian ’83 Lynch
James and Nancy MacDonnell
Alexander Mace
Katherine Mace
James ’78 and Mary Kay Doyle ’76 MacFarlane
Kenneth and Jantina Mann
Joe and Stephanie Manous
Ira ’60 and Joan Little ’61 Manross
Pauline Simpson Manuel ’52
Winifred ’75 and John Marcum
Eugene W. Martin ’65‡
Patricia Thurston Martin ’65‡
Pepper and Ellen Martin
Christina Mason
John ’84 and Kimberly
Fry ’91 Mason
William and Margaret Mason
Enrico Massimino ’77 and Teresa McBee
Larry ’63 and Rebecca Jo Riner Masters
Barbara Maxwell ’66
Donald ’66 and Betty McCary
Harriet Wright ’54 and William McCoy
John and Hedy McDermott
Joseph and Patricia McElhenny
Frances ’80 and Robert McFerren
P.T. McIntire
Timothy F. McTavish
Michael and Michelle Edwards ’96 Meehan
John Meeker ’05 and Rachael Meads ’92
Thomas ’70 and Janet Meredith
Tyler Mewhirter
Pauline Meyers
Patricia ’92 and Robert Miley
John T. Millay III ’99
Alexander and Pamela Miller
Althea Vickers Miller ’57
Gary ’78 and Wanda ’77 Miller
Kirsten Miller
Maureen Miller ’84
Gregory and Paula Miller
William ’64 and Boniva ’85 Miller
Gina Miller-Walters ’10 and Robert Walters
John and Jolie Mitchell
Edward and Helen Moore
Robert ’70 and Patricia Willey ’68 Moore
Mary Ann White Morgan ’53
Robin Longerbeam ’88 and William Moses
Alan ’00 and Johanna Eckhart Mullendore
C. Randal ’77 and
Lucinda ’75 Mullett
Sean F. Murphy
W. Scott and Joanne Murray
Michael ’86 and Lisa Muse
Olivia Myers ’76
Robert ’72 and Dixie Honodel Myers
Harriet Myrick ’67 and Jacob Myrick
Justin and Kerri Namolik
Eddie ’96 and Sarah Naylor
Jean Neely
Walter ’55 and Margaret Neely
Robert and Deborah Nerhood
Roger ’73 and Margaret Newcome
William and Dawn Newland
Barbara ’52 and Richard Nickell
Thomas and Karen
Roach ’75 Niedermeier
Alan ’56 and Geraldine Oates
Eric Obrokta
Timothy M. O’Connell ’80
J. Michael O’Grady
James ’57 and Ellen Keeler Omps
Teresa and Daniel Orlandi
Dana ’81 and Nina
Lucas ’81 Orsini
Jessica Keeffer ’95 and Erik Otto
N. Jean Oursler
Valerie Owens ’76
Donald ’60 and Charlotte Painter
Thomas ’69 and Yolanda Painter
Walter W. Painter ’68
Wanda Pantle
Martha Knoble ’01 and James Parrish
Donald ’85 and Jacquelyn Parsons
Frederick K. Parsons
Allen P. Peacher ’71
James R. Pearson ’91
John ’63 and Yvonne Peiffer
Gary D. Penkala
William ’56 and Phyllis Penn
Kelly Penwell ’12
Sue Peters
Andrew ’98 and Leslie Grimm Phillips
Sylvia Johnson ’81 and Charles Pickett
Roger ’83 and Sherlyn Russell ’83 Pierce
Judy Couchman ’73 and Douglas Pittinger
Christopher ’97 and Dawn Freed ’99 Pitzer
David ’77 and Barbara Stewart ’77 Plume
M. Marsha Clark Plybon ’65
James W. Poisal, Jr. ’50
Gary ’67 and Carolyn
Myers ’67 Pope
Joan Walker Pope ’73
Irma Porterfield
Philip T. Porterfield III
Elizabeth Bushong ’72 and David Potter
Gary Powers
Rebecca Powers
Babulal Pragani
Norman G. Price ’56
Theresa Pstrak
Jeffrey ’88 and Beverly Schwartz ’87 Purnell
Ronald E. Pyles ’62
Charles ’68 and Mary
Silvester ’70 Rannells
Greg Reed
John Reges ’88
Richard and Kathleen Reid
Rhonda ’91 and Ron Reid
Dale and Laura Renninger
Frederick ’60 and Lindley Shockey Rhodes
Karen Mirr ’12 and William Rice
Erin Rickards
David M. Ring ’99
R. Raymond ’56 and Jean Pinder ’55 Riordon
Patton ’89 and Dawn Johnson ’91 Roark
Andrew ’85 and Laurie Umbach ’85 Robertson
Brent and Mary Catherine Robinson
Anthony ’61 and Lois Rocco
Thomas Roccograndi ’13
Sylvia Rock-McCormick and Daniel McCormick
Roy Rogers ’08 and Mary Theresa Wall-Rogers
Donald T. Rohel
Marcia Rollison ’82
W. Boyd Rooney, Jr. ’55
Beverly Rouse
Patrick ’67 and M. Christine Wizmerski ’68 Ruda
Taylor ’58 and Linda Walden ’61 Rudd
Rita Coleman ’85 and Haydon Rudolf
Clifton ’75 and Shannon McBride ’76 Rutherford
Eric Schaffer and Stephanie Slocum-Schaffer
Beverly Schilling
Lara Schmidt ’91
James ’70 and Jean Scott
Elizabeth Sechler
George and Tracy Seffers
John and Stacy Shaw
Ann and Robert Sheard
Howard L. Shepherd ’53
R. Michael Shepp and
Janet Olcott
Harriett Shortley
Sherwood ’69
Edward ’73 and Diane Michael ’73 Shewbridge
Jeffery ’04 and Susan Short
Charles and April Shultz
Philip M. Shultz ’68
Linda Regner ’82 and William Sickel
William Simmons and
Jane Cook ’05*
Charles Singletary
Sean R. Singletary
Stephen Skinner and
Jeffrey Gustafson*
Austin J. Slater, Jr. ’76
Beverly Smarik
James ’51 and Evelyn Smith
Jerome ’74 and Pamela Butko ’75 Smith
Jessi Smith
Rhonda Smith and
Byron Wiggs
Sharon Smith
Theresa Smith ’90
Judy Snyder ’69
Kathryn Snyder ’73
Lee Snyder
Vivian Snyder
Shepherd University
Lucile Gunn ’65 and Elgar Soper
Marcus L. Soriano ’06
Roseann Sorrentino
Donald ’74 and Nancy Digges ’75 Specht
Gordon ’60 and Barbara Spessard
John and Pam Splaine
Sandra Dubay ’95 and Sid Sponaugle
Peter and Lois Spreen
Karl ’76 and Linda Spunich
Fred ’60 and Patricia
Martin ’60 Staats
Mary Farmer Stalnaker ’50‡
Linda Staub ’74
Jeffrey Staubs
Margaret King Staubs ’82
Colin and Phyllis Bott ’59 Steele
Richard and Margaret McLurkin ’59 Stelle
Robert and Ruth Stephan
Robert M. Steptoe
James D. Stewart ’90
Dorothy Strange ’97
Edward ’51 and Mary Ann Strauss
David ’73 and Anne Strider
Richard ’60 and Ruhamah Strite
Michael ’81 and Barbara Sturman
David ’71 and Kathleen Sullivan
Thomas Sullivan ’69 and Claudia Bolen-Sullivan ’67
Roslyn Barr Swick ’75
Peggy Swisher
Jackie Tan
Donald ’57 and Clara Taylor
Ronald ’61 and Nancie Taylor
Sandra and David Taylor
Anne Tennant ’93 and Joseph Swift
Edward ’76 and Rose
Gegor ’76 Thomas
Jerry and Victoria ’88 Thomas
Jerry ’66 and Reba Thompson
Wayne ’70 and Carol Thomson
James and Shirley Tolbert
Karen Tomimatsu ’77
Timothy M. Toone
Patryce Toye
Brian M. Tribby
Agatha and David Tune
Frederick and Lois Turco
J. B. and Kip Tuttle
Richard ’91 and Jeena Tyler
Charles W. Van Metre ’56
Ray and Jane Vanderhook
Nelson ’86 and Barbara Vazquez
James D. Verberg
Albert Vertino
James and Carolyn Vigil
Russell G. Voelker ’92
Howard Wachtel and Marie Tyler-McGraw
Eric ’76 and Barbara Waggy
John J. Walker, Jr. ’74
Paula and William Wamsley
Robert ’55 and Cassandra Wantz
M. Andrea Ward
Barbara Ware ’76 and Margaret Myers
Diane Woods Watson ’63
G. Raymond Watson, Jr. ’66
David and Pamela Weakland
Anne Weatherholt
Gregory ’81 and Karen Cameron ’83 Weigel
Jack ’55 and Ann West
Laura White ’72
Vanda White and
Robert Stohlman
Stephen ’72 and Kimberly Wildasin
Alvis L. Williams
John E. Williams, Jr. ’68
Patricia Williams ’91
Reynolds ’59 and Nancy Fritts ’59 Williams
Geneva Willis
Pamela Link ’69 and John Wilmer
Paul ’74 and Patricia
Wright ’73 Wilmoth
Rose Wilson
David Wing
Craig and Roy Winkel
Melinda Winstead
Cheryl Witman
Charles and Sally Wolfe
David and Margaret Wolfe
Thomas and Rosemary Wolfe
Cynthia Boyd ’75 and Rodney Woods
Mary Wysong ’66
Phyllis Stuckey ’52 and L. Carroll Yingling
John and Diane Younkins
Charles ’74 and Darlene ’75 Yurish
William Zimmer
Dale ’58 and Dorothy Zimmerman
Donna Zimmerman ’01
Cecilia Zindel ’79
Blue and Gold Club
Under $100
Tammy and Randy Abney
Milton Ackerman
Barbara ’66 and Steve Adams
William and Elizabeth ’98 Adams
Jonathan Agee ’11
D. Paulina Ahrens
Carol and Joseph Albano
John ’72 and Janet Albert
Douglas ’74 and Barbara Ashton ’79 Alexander
John and M. Ann Alger
Richard ’71 and Teresa Alger
Gilbert Allen ’79
Ray and Jennifer Allen
Patton and Jacqueline Allen
Susan Alsip-Lawson ’76 and Duane Lawson
Jeffery ’86 and Valerie Anderson
Theodore ’04 and Pamela Anderson
William and Elyse Anderson
Lauren Wolf ’84 and Michael Andrews
Mary Dean ’74 Andrews
Thomas W. Andrews ’72
Robin Andrusko
Mark and Jayne Angle
Kathy Angueira
Philip ’82 and Evelyn Hevener ’82 Ankers
Anthony and Tammy Arden
James and Debra Arner
Frederick D. Artis ’84
Erin and James Artz
Christian and Kerry Asam
Erwin and Carol Asam
Kenneth and Karen Asche
Justin Ashooh ’10
Arthur Auxer ’69 and
Dawn Fye
David A. Avella ’93
April Awad ’99
Lisa Babcock
Sharon Bach
Carol Baker ’77 and
John Olinski
Gerald ’78 and Gloria Baker
William and Anita Balsinger
Thomas ’54 and Rae Tennant ’54 Banks*
James ’65 and Margaret Barb
Elizabeth Barclay
Nikki Bardin ’89
Betsy Barker
Virginia Green Barker ’88
Neal and Alice Barkus
Harvey ’86 and Jacqueline Barnhart
Thomas ’74 and Teri Barnhart
Allen ’69 and Nancy Barr
Gary ’70 and Barbara Sherman ’71 Barr
Patricia and Donald Barth
David ’69 and Linda
Dodson ’69 Bartlett
Cheryl and Jim Bass
Mary ’90 and Jerry Bassler
Cynthia Kelly ’88 and Daniel Baughman
Joanne Poole ’82 and Richard Baum
Grace Baylor ’67
Carol and Miles Beard
Clay ’80 and Sharon
Appel ’81 Beard
Regina ’07 and Conrad Beard
Roger ’81 and Beverly Carol Beard
Lisa Beavan
Katie Begole
Rob J. Bell ’00
Robert ’54 and Ruby Bellison
Courtney Belmont
Mike Benner
N. Wayne Bennett
Gabriel ’97 and Jill
Heavner ’98 Benton
Lorene and Robert Bernardo
Betty and William Best
Richard ’68 and Susan Best
Leonard and Cheri Beverage
Frank Bielicki
Jacqueline Binkley ’13
Karen ’07 and Nicholas Bitter
James ’56 and Doris Blackford
Lynne Scafati ’57 and George Blackwood
Bradley and Elizabeth Blase
Windy Blevins-Tolliver ’93 and Darren Tolliver
Kathy Jo Tabler ’80 and John Blue
Annette Shipe Boggs ’63‡
Howard E. Boggs
Dorothy Boltz Coyle ’60 and Forrest E. Coyle
Susan Bowers ’72 and Dennis Bonebrake
Daniel Bowen
Mathew ’87 and Eva Purdham ’87 Bowling
Tammy and Robert Boyd
James and Lisa Boyer
Morgan Martin and Matthew Boyer
Dennis L. Boyles ’73
Dawn Brashear ’09
Jeffrey A. Brasse
Wayne Braunstein ’95 and Dannie Wall ’93
Oliver ’60 and Bonnie Braxton
Jean Bray ’06
Kimberly Wade ’86 and Kevin Bream
Ronald ’70 and Susan Papola ’72 Breeding
Katie and Timothy Breen
Thomas M. Brennan
Douglas S. Brewer ’89
William Brick ’09
James and Lily ’08 Bright
Alan ’75 and Ginger Brill
Laura Lovett ’84 and George Brill
Shane and Judi ’95 Britton
A. Dean Bronson ’65
Anthony ’86 and Christy Brooks
Kimberley Brooks
Stephanie Brooks ’12
Cynthia Brown
G. Jeffrey ’73 and Karen Brown
J. Howe and Margaret Brown
Jonathan C. Brown
Maria and Ronald Brown
Patricia Brown ’78
Paul ’73 and Dale Brown
Peter B. Brown ’96
Richard ’67 and Barbara Brown
Sharon Cather
Brumback ’84
Dorothy Bunting
Carrie Cooper Buraker ’85
Wilford ’96 and Roberta Burke
Renee Russell ’92 and Steven Busey
Virginia Bush
Kevin ’85 and Laura Butts
Shawn ’97 and Kim Cain
Michael F. Cajigao ’81
Shaun P. Callaghan ’88
Linda Campbell ’75
Garnett ’76 and Karen Braithwaite ’72 Canby
Carolyn Wilson Carbone ’95
Eileen ’86 and Sam Carnaggio
James ’73 and Lisa Hammond Carnes
Mark A. Carney
Dwight R. Carpenter
Dalton O. Carr ’70
Linda Cooper Carter ’57
Warren ’67 and Carole
Hall ’65 Carter
Pamela Caruso ’11
Dominic C. Cascio ’52
Bonnie Coulter Casely
Edward C. Castle ’57
Romana Casto
Bonnie ’05 and Monte Cater
Icel Cavis ’10
Stephen and Victoria Cella
Shellie Chambers ’74
Christine McCluskey ’75 and Michael Chanda
Mark A. Chandler ’91
17.
Peter ’82 and Jody Chaney
Richard ’77 and Janice Chaney
Bill ’68 and Paige ’67 Chapman
R. Dabney Chapman
David Chicchirichi ’59 and Mary Ferguson
Donald and Victoria Chlebowski
Ann Christy
David ’93 and Robin Clark
Kelly ’95 and David Clark
Ralph ’77 and Lora Clark
Gregory ’84 and Jennifer Clarke
Stephanie ’07 and Joshua Clarke
Kellie Clelland ’91
C. Stephen ’64 and Marie Clem
Robert and Georgia Vest ’68 Clemens
James W. Clevenger ’91
Darren Cline
Lynn Cline
Mickey Cluesman
John K. Cochran ’86
E. Stevenson ’83 and Marci Cocke
Jerry ’02 and Alice Cogle
Daniel ’80 and Margaret Bires ’78 Cogswell
Joann Campbell ’64 and Conrad Cohen
Eileen Cokenias ’87
Christopher ’95 and Samantha Colbert
Kendra Walker ’97 and David Cole
Barbara Colletti
Barbara Hampton Collins ’66
Diana Collins ’08
A. Sue Collins
Mark ’91 and Rebecca Combs
Paul Conley
Gayle L. Conner ’75
Lisa Enrietti ’77 and Crispino Conti
C. Lee ’63 and Dixie Cook
•
Leadership Circle
‡
18.
Patsy Cleaver Cook ’59
Gregory ’87 and Megan Bolyard ’91 Cooke
Jaye W. Copp ’74
Frank ’60 and Brenda Corbin
Kimberly and Robert Corbitt
Sarah Mays ’77 and James Corley
Jesse P. Correll ’05
Frank ’66 and Patricia Cosner
Doris Clevenger Costello ’51
Gloria Costello
Margaret Gore
Covington ’54
John ’91 and Marilyn Cowgill
Nancy and Gregory Cox
Rosemarie Robson Coy ’70
Mallory Craig ’14
Lisa Crater
Cheryl Crawford ’06
Gregory ’82 and Bambi Conrad ’82 Crawford
Joy Crickenberger
Amy and Seth Crider
Kelly ’02 and Wayne Crissman
Bruce E. Cronise, Jr. ’75
Laura Dorsey ’73 and Harry Crosby
Glenn H. Cross, Jr. ’75
Rachel Crum ’08
Arthur ’71 and Sondra Crumbacker
James Culver ’08
Carolyn ’65 and Gerald Cump
Robert Curry
Robert F. Curry ’74
Kathleen Curtin ’78
Robert ’68 and Susan Curtis
Rebecca Vickers Custer ’76
Donald ’56 and Sigrid Dahlin
Sarah Daly
Susan Dameron-Rafferty
and James Rafferty
Isabel ’65 and Guy Danley
Louis and Marilyn D’Antuono
David E. Darnell ’95
Valinda Dozier ’77 and Patrick Dattilio
Jeffrey ’75 and Kelly Davis
Jason ’00 and Sherrise Dowell ’99 De Baugh
Matthew Deaner ’11
Heather Decker ’08
Pamela Holder ’89 and Christopher Deckert
Barbara DeLauter ’80
Craig A. Dell ’95
Lois Barnhart ’74 and Dale Deneen
C. Jerry Derr ’66
Carolyn Carpenter Derr ’65
Robert and Christel Devlin
Deborah Stotler Dhayer ’73
Gerald Dhayer ’75
David ’83 and Gina
Fargo ’81 Diehl
Steven ’81 and C. Dawn Meadows ’81 Diehl
Mark B. Diez
Patricia Dillon ’99
Clark ’75 and Ora Dixon
James A. Dlhosh ’05
Jason ’11 and Erica
Simon-Brown ’03 Dodge
Jeffrey ’97 and Sarah
Meads ’95 Dodson
Edward B. Dolan
Gary A. Donley ’75
Eileen Dooley and
Denis Woods
Jennifer Vanisko ’88 and Daniel Dopson
Michael S. Dopson
Mark ’97 and Elaine Dorosh
Deborah Gardner ’00 and Kevin Dotterer
Dennis S. Doub
Maria Doukas Joyce ’83
Mark ’96 and Kelly
Cavey ’97 Dowe
Jane Downey ’54
John Doyle ’66
David H. Drennen
William M. Drennen, Jr.
Keith ’73 and Janice DuBois
Robert Duckwall ’10
Leo ’67 and Rebecca Duncan
Wayne ’61 and Nancy
Rudle ’63 Duncan
Anne Martin ’88 and Keith Dunham
Richard S. Durham*
Eugene S. Dvornick, Jr. ’86
Lorraine Eccard ’65
Betty Crampton ’99 and Larry Ecton
S. P. and Marilyn Edmondson
Brenda Willingham ’73 and Paul Eisenhart
Erin Elliott ’09
Mark Ellis
Timothy ’87 and Lani Enterline
Jim Esposito
Clara Evans ’51
Gregory R. Evans ’88
Vetra Evans-Gunter
Jon ’66 and Barbara Everett
Harvey ’72 and Tanya Eye
Carl J. Fahrner
Janice Fanjoy
Sundae Fassig ’00
Carol Faucett ’75
James Fedorko ’86
Jason Ferguson ’06 and
Elizabeth White ’08
Doris Horner ’76 and Charles Fiddler
Michelle Fravel Files ’06
Elaine Fox ’95 and Daniel Fisher
Michael Fitzgerald ’12
Claude ’57 and Sandra Flagg
Raymond ’57 and Ann Flagg
Christopher ’82 and Jennifer Cooper ’82 Fletcher
Mary Flinchum
Leo R. Fogg ’59
David ’79 and Rhonda Foley
John ’83 and Debra Foley
S. Ann and Dan Folk
Eugene and Carole Foltz
George and Cassandra Ford
Penny Ford-Moden ’98
Roger W. Forsythe ’61
James and Delores
Jackson ’60 Foster
Brent Francis ’13
Raymond ’05 and Amy ’04 Franze
J. Lisa Franzen ’73
Sierra Fravel ’14
David ’77 and Angela Frazier
William ’70 and Susan Frazier
Allee and Michael Fream
Kirsten Freeborne
Jeanne Freed
Charles H. Freeland ’59
James M. Friel ’01
Rebecca Friel ’72
William and C. Elaine Hamner ’68 Friend
Lowell ’53 and Deborah Fritts
Lorna Benner ’62 and Paul Frye
Ronald ’69 and Martha Jones Frye
Barbara Bender Fulton ’62
Lyle ’00 and Amanda
Irvine ’03 Fultz
Judith ’03 and Christopher Funke
April and Todd Funkhouser
Martha Barr ’78 and J. W. Gaines
Arturo R. Gales ’89
Dennie ’82 and Michele Gandee
David ’83 and Allison Dennis ’85 Garman
Tracy Garrett ’84
Jacqueline Geigel ’00
Susan Gemeny ’73
Laura Gentile ’14
Betty Gentzel
James ’66 and Brenda George
Keith ’84 and Dawn George
Gretchen Gibney ’93 and Kenneth Germann
William ’64 and Donna Gess
Stacie McAllister ’83 and Scott Giammarino
James L. Gibbs ’03
Justin Gildar ’13
Theodore ’76 and Pamella Clark ’77 Gillette
Susan Davis Goble ’67
William ’55 and Susan Golden
Michele Ernst ’92 and Richard Goldman
Charles P. Goode III ’87
Patricia Barnett ’85 and Charles Goodie
Mina Goodrich ’73 and Lawrence Dean
Carmel Devlin ’79 and Joseph Goodwin
David B. Gordon
David ’72 and Mary
McGee ’71 Gordon
Joanne and Barrie Gordon
Robert C. Gordon
Patricia Gorman
Frances Gower ’83
Margaret Wells ’77 and Timothy Grant
Robert ’62 and Elsie
Turner ’62 Grant
Amon ’69 and Peggy Grantham
James and Amanda ’06 Grantham
Phyllis ’77 and William Grantham
William ’76 and Kerry Hartsell ’75 Grantham
William and Mary Gray
D. Michael ’72 and Virginia Greene
Barbara Puckett ’64 and Everett Greenstreet
Curtis E. Gregory ’92
Robin Grenke ’77
Michael ’89 and Lisa Grigsby
Robert ’64 and Nancy Grim
John D. Grimsley ’02
Laura and Richard Gross
Deborah Arvin ’78 and Steven Grove
Michael R. Grove ’73
O. Bradley ’65 and Carolyn Grove
Sherry Grove
Linda Grubb ’08
Max ’52 and Portia Grubb
L. Ben Guiffre
Betty Bradshaw Gunnoe
Lauren Hackett ’10
Scott ’89 and Joan Hagan
Elizabeth Gloyd Haines ’65
Timothy D. Haines ’95
Wayne B. Haines ’85
Bonzetta and Darryl Hairston
Donald ’85 and Laura ’90 Hale
Jill Hook ’90 and David Hall
Sarah Hall
Terry Hamilton-Johnson
Shepherd University
Ann Bradt Hammann ’66
Paula and Benjamin Hardy
Jill Harer ’14
Anthony B. Hargrove
J. Keith ’68 and Mary Ann Harness
Billy W. Harper ’76
Evelyn Miller Harper ’52
Janey Harper
Sherry Armbrester Harper ’78
Joseph and Laurie Harrington
E. Wayne Harris ’68
B. Hope Harrison
Keith E. Harsher ’75
Krystal Hart ’07
Kyle ’07 and Maria
Urrutia ’08 Hart
Genevieve Harwood
Laura Harwood
Dawn Blickenstaff
Hatzer ’78
Margaret Samakouris ’87 and Victor Hauptman
Cheryl Miller ’70 and John Hawkins
Patricia Paugh ’83 and Lynden Haynes
James ’86 and Ellen Healey
Mark Hebden ’10
Sallye Morgan Heffle ’57
Paul D. Hemme ’87
Gilbert ’52 and Ina Hendricks
Patricia Gageby ’56 and Claison Henkes
Anders and Ann Henriksson*
Jessica Herbert ’13
William ’90 and Renee Smedley ’90 Heschl
Marianne Whitaker
Hetzer ’88
Tessa Hickey
Debra and John Hiergeist
Charles ’64 and Sharon Higdon
Lisa ’94 and Daniel Hileman
Gale Hill
Pamela Brooks ’77 and Terry Hilliard
Mark H. Hilt ’67
Doris Holsinger ’61 and James Hilton
William M. Himmerich ’92
Darren ’92 and Tiffany Hine
Raymond ’61 and Mary Hines
Susan Hitchens
Judy Bateman Hockman ’80
Michael ’78 Hockman
Virginia Hodson
C. Mark ’77 and Danielle Hofe
Karen Hoffman
Lisa and Todd Hoffman
Shelby Hoffman ’10
Eric ’82 and Deena
Hockensmith ’83 Hofstetter
John ’02 and Shelly Holliday
Richard M. Holmes ’79
Robert ’64 and Gloria Carey Holmes*
William and Theresa Janszen ’92 Hoover
Robert ’55 and Joyce Horn
Ethel and J.F. Hornbeck
Christopher and Karissa Horowicz
George ’57 and Betty ’78 Hott
Dawn ’09 and Steven Howard
Patricia Donahue ’81 and Michael ’85 Howser
Janice Butcher Huckaby ’80
Jeffrey ’14 and Lisa Huff
E. Garrett Hughes II
Jane and Thomas Hughes
Robert ’57 and Dollie Hughes
Barbara Humes ’70*
Robert C. Hummer
Elaine Hurd
Joan and Dean Hyde
Darren ’89 and Lorri Anne Ross ’89 Iden
Ronald W. Imbach, Jr. ’86
Charles E. Ingram
Catherine Irwin
David ’78 and Sherri Jackson
Keith Jackson ’12
Margaret Jackson Smelley ’57
and Ulysses Smelley
Wilma Jagers
Sarah James ’03
Christopher and Sherri Janelle
Joseph ’59 and Norma Jenkins
Jill Jennings ’79
Craig ’95 and Barbara Johnson
Louis T. Johnson ’93
Mary Johnson ’68
Amy Johnston ’95 and Samuel Johnston
Elizabeth and Thomas Jones
J. Donald ’71 and Cynthia Grubb ’71 Jones
Mark E. Jordan ’99
Cecelia Mason
Right: Faculty, staff, students, and community members gathered in April 2015 at the Center for Contemporary Ar ts II as the sculpture studio was named in honor of Dow Benedict,
professor of ar t and dean of the School of Ar ts and Humanities. The occasion also marked
a celebration of Benedict’s 44 years teaching at Shepherd. According to Dr. Christopher
Ames, vice president for academic affairs, Benedict regularly encourages students and faculty to get out and experience ar t and humanities in our living world. As a result, Benedict
can often be found suppor ting Scarborough Society programs and other Foundationsponsored events on campus throughout the year. He is pictured here with Rhonda Smith,
chair of the Depar tment of the Contemporar y Ar t and Theater and a frequent contributor
to the Scarborough Ar t and Lecture Series’ Annual Faculty Ar t Show.
Joyce Harman ’70 and Cornith Joslin
Deborah Judy
Deborah and J. David Judy
James ’66 and Ruth
Sundstrom ’66 Junkins
Alice Kachejian
Sandra Byers ’72 and Clifford Kaiser
Anna Lou Cummins
Kalta ’58
Barbara Larson ’98 and Sean Kandalis
Patricia Bowers ’07 and John Katebini
Rhonda Eastham
Katsirubas ’81
Charles ’73 and Cynthia Kauffman
Allan ’72 and Lyne
Scully ’73 Keenan
Mary and Thomas Keesecker
Richard ’61 and Ellen Keiter
Joan Keith
William ’76 and Tara Kellam
Pamela Kemmerer ’89
Theresa and Lincoln Kemmerer
Stacey and Harry Kendig
Daniel D. Kendle ’73
Rebecca Kendrick ’05
Susan Kennedy
Carol and Stephen Kenney
Debbie and Larry Kenney
Kailey Kenny ’12
J. Nicholas ’74 and Shari Kercheval
Treva Griffith Kerns ’71
David ’68 and Carolyn Nelson ’71 Kerr
Melissa Cole ’98 and James Kerr
Shari Kesecker ’04
Terry Wise ’76 and Kent Kesecker
Tyler Kesecker ’08
George ’00 and Rhetha Kidwiler
Doris Goeppner King ’87
James ’65 and Virginia Meininger ’65 Kinkead
Mary Ellen Blue Kirk ’70
Nancy and Elliot Kirschbaum
Laurie Baldwin Kisamore ’84
Erin ’10 and Brian Kissick
Stephania Masenheimer ’75 and Frederick Kitchen
Richard ’82 and Laura Zaleski ’82 Klein
Charles ’49 Kline
Mary Rider ’56 Kline‡
Edward and Jeanette Kluckowski
Michael ’75 and Donna Lang ’75 Kneisly
Walter ’64 and Bonnie Knott
Robin Gentry Knowles
Christian ’74 and Deborah MacCormack ’74 Koerner•
Matthew ’99 and Colleen Bohlander Kradel
Susan Householder ’76 and Kraig Kratzer
Gerald ’74 and Catherine Krause
Julie Kugler-Bentley ’89 and John Bentley
Donna Brake ’73 and John Kuhn
Linda Kun
Brianne Kursey
Brooks Kyker
Cheray Perrigo Kylan
Tonya Witt ’95 and Joshua LaFaber
John C. Laggan ’99
Brian ’99 and Jennifer Childs ’00 Lamb
19.
Linda ’75 and David Lamb
Deane Lambert
James ’56 and Barbara Lamdin
Jon ’94 ’99 and Lisa Lamp
Brenda Nicholas ’88 and Richard Lampard
Melinda Wilmore ’75 and John Landolt
Harry ’03 and Sandra Lanehart
Brittany Wilt and Robert Lanham
Shane E. Lanhardt ’02
Janet Lank ’69
Michelle Larkin ’02
Gerard ’78 and Mary Lawrence
Larry ’63 and Suzanne Layman
Freda Lower ’80 and
Thomas Lee
Stephen ’80 and Katherine Lehr
Sarah and Samuel Leiter
Theresa Leiter
Robert F. Leman ’86
Glenn ’64 and Jean
Lonberger ’63 Lerew
James G. Leslie ’57
Barbara Fitzwater ’67 and Donald Lester
James K. Leverett ’96‡
Kimberley Folk Colbert ’89 and Mark Levine
Mark ’81 and Yvette Lewis
Michael ’82 and Patricia Reynolds ’82 Life
Lori Davis Linney ’06
Charles ’94 and Anke Linton
Timothy D. Linton ’89
James ’69 and Tamara Edwards ’70 Lipan
Charles ’60 and Wanda Lochbaum
Emma Starliper ’58 and James Locke
Brenda Lockhart
Edward J. Lokar
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Leadership Circle
‡
20.
Bonnie Smith ’55 and Garrett Long
Sandra Longerbeam ’08
Leslie Lopez
Michael ’89 and Jill
Jackson ’92 Lordan
Ralph and Rosemarie
Cannarella Lorenzetti
Cheryl Agee ’75 and Richard Losh
Stefanie Bell ’65 and Karl Low
Lizzie Lowe ’02
Robert and Dolores Lowe
Dawn and William Lowenhaupt
Ned R. Lucas, Jr.
Samuel ’67 and Charlotte Lucas
Ralph ’65 and Ann
Shanholtz ’65 Ludwick
Roy ’61 and Judy Lutman
Charles ’96 and Ronnell Regester Lynch
Susannah Lynch
Kevin ’94 and Kelly Jo Hanshew ’92 Lynott
Heather MacPherson ’14
Wallis Snyder ’67 and John Magaha
Kelly Maltempie ’85
Kathleen Manahan ’75
Brenda Kramer
Manspeaker ’88
James ’48 and Nancy
Cohill ’49 Manuel
Lawrence ’73 and Constance
Manypenny
W. Victor Marchand
Cathy Inskeep ’86 and Carmen Marco
Oatha ’89 and Maybert Marken
Reita Marks ’56
Joel and Judith Marlow
Anne Shamberger ’87 and Fred Marshall
Joseph ’83 and Christie Martin
William F. Martin
Maurice ’63 and Celinda Martindale
Susan Martindale
David Marvel ’73
Gary ’76 and Vicki ’73 Mason
Jonathan ’08 and Beth Mason
Jennifer Matczak ’99
Rhoda and Dennis Mathews
Jeremy ’96 and Jeanette Johnson ’94 Mathias
Roy ’73 and Judith Anderson ’73 Matlick
Sandra Matthews
Virginia Matthews
Edward P. Maugans ’56
Sandra and Donald May
Brook Mayberry
Brian P. McBride
Vickie McCall
Phyllis Miller ’65 and James McCleaf
Mary and Curtis McClish
Martha McCoy
Carol and Jason McDonald
Philip and Lois Rebecca ’77 McDonald
Richard L. McDonald ’72
L. Evelyn McDonough ’84
Gail ’97 and John McDowell
Judith McIntyre
Gwendolyn McKay
Al F. McKoy ’85
Dorothy and Harry McLaughlin
Timothy ’87 and Mary
Moler ’85 McMasters
R. Steven ’71 and Sandra McMillen
Dennis and Betty Russell McMurran
Timothy ’78 and Lynn
Elizabeth McNamee
Breana Napolitano McWhorter ’05
Joan Kershaw
McWhorter ’56
Lesly ’57 and Donna McWhorter
Jody and Albert Meadows
Brittany Melkus ’09
Jeannette Hane ’75 and Patrick Mendonca
Blaine and Lisa Mentzer
Saundra and Robert Mentzer
Michael ’87 and Kelli Meoli
Rebecca Mercado
Joseph L. Mercer II ’04
Sue Mercer ’03
Anthony ’60 and Jean Merceruio
Kim Davis ’78 and William Mercier
Joseph R. Merz
J. Andrew ’71 and Debbie Messer
Claire Micco
Carolyn Michael ’65
Donald ’87 and Kimberly Middlecamp
Rita Quillen Mihalik ’06
Bernard ’86 and Susan Milhausen
Kelly Milhausen
Bernice Miller
Eleanor Spohr ’70 and Charles Miller
Gilbert ’48 and Carolyn Miller
H. Richard ’64 and Rebecca Miller
John D. Miller
Karla Lutman ’95 and Bobby Miller
Richard ’73 and Dena Miller
Robert E. Miller
Franklin M. Mills ’56
Wendy Swope ’94 and Stephen Miner
Kurt ’95 and Drucilla Minifield
Mark Mitchell
Kelli Moffa
Rachel Molenda ’11
Tamsen Farmer Molenda ’79
J. Douglas ’55 and Virginia Locke Moler
Joseph ’78 and Norma Moles
Katy Mong ’11
Caitlyn Mongan
Michael and Laurie Monsma
Gwendolyn Moore
John ’52 and Jacqueline Morgan
Tiffany Lawrence ’04
Jennifer Morton ’94
Aldine N. Moser, Jr. ’76
Joe and Marjorie Motheral
Jonathan Motichka ’11
Lannie ’67 and M. Linda Mullenax
Nicholas Mummert ’13
John H. Munday, Jr. ’75
Virginia Bott ’77 and Mike Murdock
Jay S. Murphy ’74
Bradford Myers ’60
K. William ’63 and Ruth Olean ’67 Myers
Marsh ’60 and Barbara Myers
Suellen Myers
Linda Myers-Hart ’83 and Daniel Hart
Joel ’80 and Terri
Gooden ’81 Nahari
Ralph X. Nardone
Laura Neal ’85
Raymond and Lucila Nelson
Steven ’84 and Cynthia Jones ’85 Nicewarner
Sheila Saylor Nichols ’89
Elizabeth Nicodemus
Esther Nizer
Thomas and Elizabeth Nizer
Denise ’99 and Richard Norton
Fred M. Novak ’50
Beth O’Briant Scott ’82
John ’57 and Marilyn O’Bryan
Raymond V. O’Connor, Jr.
Susan O’Grady
Patricia Oliver
Linda Burr Orr ’75
Edward ’71 and Toni Ostrowski
Joyce Grove ’58 and
J. Richard Ott
Adam Otto ’12
Kenneth ’87 and Joan Gussman ’90 Oyerly
Joseph ’75 and Janice
Young ’77 Papola
Mildred Coffinberger ’85 and Robert Park
Christopher ’82 and Jennifer Parker
Joann Freeland Parker ’92
Joshua Parker ’14
Thomas E. Parker ’91
Lisa Parkinson ’86
Penny and David Parsons
Elizabeth Pasierb
Glenn ’59 and Barbara Patterson
Kevin Pawlak ’14
Thelma Pearl ’54
William ’82 and Doris Jean Pearman
Abby Pearson ’86
John Pearson ’09
Nelson H. Peer ’50
Lisa ’06 and Steven Peltier
Suzanne Penn
J. Stephen ’73 and Kathleen Peregoy
Patricia Perry
Daniel A. Peters ’07
Margaret Peterson and Steven Smith
Ralph ’77 and Laura Petrie
Jayne Petrizzo
Alfred ’64 and Beverly Phillips
John ’92 and Donna Phillips
Rebecca Phipps
John ’71 and Barbara
Hunt ’71 Pichot
Suzanne Pinion ’00
Judith Howard Pitzer ’67
H. Kiehl ’55 and Roberta Poffenberger
Lynne Poirier
John ’56 and Martha Poling
Barry S. Polkinghorn ’87
Thomas and Jodi ’97 Pope
Austin and Laura Porter
James H. Porter ’68
Bettie Newkirk ’54 and David Porterfield
Martha Powe
Douglas H. Powell ’86
Keith R. Powell
Daniel ’98 and Erica
Henry ’98 Propst
John ’05 and Andrea Prytz
David and Jean Anne Pugh
James J. Pulchine, Jr. ’69
Christopher ’97 and Amanda Franklin Purdham
Frances Quarles
Tamara Peterson ’94 and John Quinn
C. Aaron Racey ’92
Annette Rakes ’13
Cynthia Ransom
G. Norris ’61 Rath‡
Joyce Plitt ’71 Rath
Ginger Ray ’03
Margaret Miller
Raymond ’80
Shepherd University
Lucretia Leather ’63 and Ronald Reaves
Gary ’77 and Mary Anne Recher
Kathryn Burgess ’69 and John Redmond
Katelyn Reeg ’11
Michael C. Reichard ’93
Judith Reichardt
Amanda Reid
Suzanne Panowitz ’01 and Jeffrey Reiff
Barbara Hicks ’86 and Stephen Reyda
Thomas Guy
Reynolds, Jr. ’33‡
Catherine Faber Rhea ’81
George ’76 and Nena ’77 Rhoderick
Joel ’90 and Leasa Rice
Lawrence M. Rice
Paul and Ellen Rice
David ’78 and Lynne Hudson ’79 Richardson
Juli Ingram ’89 and Ira Richardson
Nancy Long ’54 and James Rickard
Wesley T. Rickards
Marjorie Folk ’64 and Larry Ridgeway
Scott ’68 and Geraldine Rightmyer
Thomas ’78 and Mary
Curry ’76 Rinard
Marcia Payne ’95 and Tadd Riner
Cindy Hull ’79 and Steve Ritz
Julia Rivard
Michael Rivera
Steven ’80 and Tina
Fawley ’80 Roach
Cheryl D.L. Roberts ’80
Kathleen Swanhart ’87 and David Roberts
Robert and Serena Roberts
Bryan ’75 and Judith Robertson
Dale ’78 and Wendy
Fisher ’83 Robertson
Jason ’91 and Deborah
Byer ’94 Robertson
Mary Ann Robertson ’72
Diane Robinson ’08
Mary ’76 and H. Delmer Robinson
Casie Rogers ’14
Mary Ann Frye Rogers ’60*
Terrie and William Rogers
Katherine Kearse ’85 and Chris Rogus
Lisa Pittinger ’83 and William Rolle
Niccole Rolls
Brian ’93 and Emily Wanger Romine
Carolyn Poisal ’99 and Philip Ropp
Katrina ’06 and Paul Rosario
John ’67 and Arlene
Young ’67 Rose
Michael A. Rose ’98
Barb and Jim Ross
Beth and Jay Ross
Donald ’82 and Gina Ross
Joanne Rossi ’74
Carol Mason ’80 and Mark Rothman
Ronald ’91 and Sheila Rowe
T. Mathew Rowgh
Thomas D. Rowlands
Leonard ’57 and Douglass Ann Kees Ruble
David ’83 and Teresa Rudy
Laura Colletti Ruhf
Amy Rush ’87
Lyle ’02 and Theresa Herridge ’84 Rush
Philip E. Russell
Thomas ’74 and Fay Rust
George C. Rutherford ’62
Pamela ’98 and Timothy Ryan
Rebecca Waggoner ’76 and Jeffrey Sagle
Dorothy Leatherman ’57 and Henry Salamy
Lance ’00 and Jeni S. Sales
Elizabeth Davis ’62 and James Salmon
Jeremiah Sanders ’11
Joyce Sanders ’84
Peggy Kinsey ’78 and Matthew Sanders
Nancy Osbourn ’67 and Terry Sarra
Garland ’64 and Erica Saville
Roger L. Saville ’00
Patricia Richmond
Saylor ’81
Steven and Jill Schatken
Tina Sanchez ’95 and Jason Schaubroeck
John ’58 and Mary Ann Schildt
Martin L. Schilling ’74
Michelle and Jeffrey Schoppert
Cathy Millard Schreiner ’69
Victoria and Timothy Schwinabart
Alan R. Scott
Charles ’49 and Patsy Seaman
Ruth and Scott Seiler
J. Tevis ’86 and Pamela Sensel
Gail Tabler Shackelford ’83
Tina ’98 and Bill Shanholtz
M.D. Shanosky
Albert R. Shaw
Susan and Timothy Sheehan
Amy Sheetz
Janet Sherrard ’66
Donald ’61 and Marcella Shirley
Eleanor Ann Shirley ’51
Paul Stephen ’62 and Patricia Brown ’67 Shirley
James ’65 and Shirley Shives
Kent and Linda Kerns ’67 Shock
George and Andrea Shoener
Kathleen ’00 and Michael Sholl
Marlene Short
Joseph ’80 and Julie Siler
Bridget and Steven Silver
Sally Vass ’90 and Gray Silver
Sheryl and Douglas Silvern
Victor and Dot ’97 Simerly
Maria Bigiarelli ’85 and Mark Simpson
Danial Sims ’06 and
Jennifer Chelli
J.R. Sine
Michael ’89 and Stacy Sipe
Joseph ’77 and Jane Siska
Thomas D. Slack ’83
Christina Smailes-Smith ’95
Nancy Smeltzer ’88
Antonio Smith
Barbara ’99 and Timothy Smith
Christopher ’93 and Mary Beardslee ’95 Smith
David ’02 and Tammy Smith
Donal L. Smith ’82
Doug ’76 and Maureen ’75 Smith
Judith Magaha Smith ’67
Robert L. Smith ’89
Ronald Smoot ’74 and
Jacqueline Sullivan-Smoot
Sheila and Michael Smoot
Pamela Smulovitz ’07
Ronald ’72 and Lynn
Whittington ’70 Snow
Darrell ’58 and Barbara Snyder
Jane Wiltshire Snyder ’53
Thaddeus J. Sobczak ’95
James ’99 and Anna Sothen
David ’77 and Eileen Williams ’73 Southerly
Nicholas ’03 and Jill Prichett Sowers
Natalie Fox Spadacino ’02
Shanan Spencer
Nancy and Michael Spensley
Mark L. Spessard ’78
John ’88 and Holly Spickler
Kevin ’81 and Kala Spiker
Mary Short Spriggs ’52
David W. Staats
P. Diane Staats
Helen Staininger
Keith ’81 and Donna
Sharp ’82 Stains
Brenda Staley George ’74 and Jerry George
Edwin ’64 and Brenda Stanfield
Kevin Starliper ’91 and Tracey Crawford Starliper ’93
George Stebbins, Jr.
Clarissa Van Metre ’53 and Fred Stemple
Amanda Mulledy ’94 and Glenn Stevens
Stephanie Femrite
Stevens ’05
Gloria ’76 and Ralph Stickley
James ’66 and Carolyn
Hare ’66 Story
Jayne ’96 and Paul Stotler
Denise Montgomery ’82 and Rick Stout
William and Jane Strasser
Leslie Stottlemyer ’93 and Michael Strauss
Jeffrey S. Streitz
Kelvin L. Stubbs ’04
Leah Stump-Lesley ’00 and Ryan Lesley
James O. Stup ’63
Carol Eppinger ’78 and Warren Suker
Cleonica Sutch
Shannon Swann ’09
Rhonda and Bruce Swayne
Stephen ’90 and Melissa Sweeney
Joseph ’61 and Dolores Szymialis
Agnes Hull Tabler ’48
Debra Griffith Tabler ’78
Margaret Kendig Tabler ’45
John ’78 and Bonnie Tarmann
Christopher S. Taylor ’06
David ’70 and Barbara ’71 Taylor
John ’85 and Carolyn
Sutton ’95 Taylor
Ronald ’63 and Charlotte Taylor
Lisa and Jack Terry
James A. Thomas, Jr.
Sylvia Thomas ’12
Russell J. Thomasson
Christopher and Anna Thompson
Jack Thompson
William ’80 and Cathryn Cadigan ’79 Thompson
William and Phyllis Thomson
Lisa Timko
Theresa and Craig Tomsic
Nancy Esterline ’72 and Vincent Tornello
John F. Toth
Joseph P. Toth
Patrick A. Toth
Robin ’74 and Janet Townsend
Melinda Domenico ’92 and Michael Tramonti
J. Maurice Travillian and Sandra Doggett
Robin Truax ’76
Elizabeth ’78 and Michael Truschel
Tammy Miller ’80 and Roy Tucker
Franklin O. Turner ’65
William A. Turner ’00
Christopher and Misty Tusing
Nancy Jo Upwright ’79
Claire Urban ’98
Kathleen and Thomas Valva
Harry ’88 and Sandra
Frye ’66 Van Metre
Constance ’81 and Robert Van Sickler
Cynthia Hose ’88 and Clifton Vance
George D.
Vandenbergh II ’81
Sandra Vandevander ’71
Shirley Vaughn ’67
John ’90 and Donna Veach
Ruth Veach
Kelly and Scott Verberg
Frank ’95 and Beverly ’98 Vetter
Tamara Vetter ’69
Georgia and James Voss
Lavada and Keith Wade
Melessa Wagner ’03
Michael ’74 and Susan Miller ’73 Wagner
K. Bradshaw ’69 and Judith Waldeck
Kenneth ’94 and Stephanie Waldeck
Kirk P. Waldeck
C. Owen ’82 and Martha Lee Walker
Melanie Funkhouser ’84 and Edwin Walker
Timothy K. Wall ’83
Kimberly Basore ’80 and Bill Walls
Michelle Hovermale ’83 and Thomas Walsh
Charles ’75 and Mary Ellen Dorsey ’75 Waltemire
Amy Agro ’94 and Michael Wangdahl
21.
H. Alexander ’61 and Linda
Wanger
Robin Ward
David and Jodie Warrenfeltz
Bridgette Washington
Emily Miller Waters ’57
Donna ’70 and Robert
Watkins
Ann Watson
Earl ’04 and Joan Wean
D. Blaine ’58 and Jo Ann
Weaver
Betty Jane DeHaven ’77 and
Steven Webber
Elizabeth Rittenour
Webster ’70
Jonathan F. Webster
Kristina and Mark Wehland
Marjorie and Allan
Weingold
John Welsh, Jr. ’09
W. Glenn ’52 and Margaret
Ramey ’61 Welsh*
Richard and Judi Wesley
James R. West
Randolph ’73 and Stephanie
West
Thomas Wheelock and
Victoria Barrett Wheelock
Gail White ’64
Jack R. White ’64
•
Leadership Circle
‡
Mary and Nelson White
Douglas ’70 and Judith
Weed ’66 Whitman
Helen Fisher ’65 and Robert
Whitmer
Wayne A. Whitmore ’70
Vicki Wigfield
Marilyn Wilkins
Winfred ’65 and Gloria
Wilkins
David S. Wilkinson ’90
Ernest ’95 and Maria
Williams
Rhonda Williams ’13
Rosemarie Tutwiler
Williams ’58
James ’57 and Joan Brake ’56
Wilson
Merrell D. Wilson ’80
Mildred Wilson ’58
Nancy Wilson
Rebecca Wiley Wilson ’67
William F. Wilson
Faylee ’77 and Thomas Wilt
Bettie Morrow Wiltshire ’42
Shirley Wiltshire ’64
Chauncey ’95 and Michelle
Winbush
Linda Wineman ’71 and
John Morris
Christopher B. Wise ’01
Steven and Theresa
Wiseman
Betty Wojcik ’74
Bradley S. Wolfe ’03
Paul ’82 and Karole Wolfe
Barry ’87 and Robyn
Woodard
Christopher P. Wooten ’87
Jeanne Wooten
Dennis ’71 and Jean
Norman ’71 Workman
Kimberly Heller ’81 and
Richard Wright
Frank E. Wyshinski
Sharon Jackson ’69 and John
Wysong
William ’53 and Hazel
Wysong
Edythe and Dean Xenos
Pavel A. Yakovlev ’02
Jack ’77 and Betty Yankey
Charles ’56 and Jacqueline
Stratton Yates*
Mervin and Beverly
Burkhart ’69 Yeagle
Chelsey and Lynn Yellott
Linda Cook ’62 and Steven
Yoder
Everett L. Yore ’83
John ’75 and Catherine Yost
Judith Yost
Richard ’92 and Kelly
Hussion ’95 Young
Irene Bergland Yurish ’66
Joseph ’98 and Julie Zevnik
Richard K. Zimmerman
Sandra Carlotti
Zimmerman ’63 •
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Monica Lingenfelter
Christopher Sedlock
Executive Vice President
304-876-5397 • [email protected]
Vice President for University Advancement
Julia Krall
Director of Annual Giving
Aaron Ryan
Assistant Athletic Director for External Affairs
22.
Joseph P. M cMurran Society
The Joseph P. McMurran Society was established to honor those
individuals who wish to provide for the future of Shepherd
University with a planned gift or bequest. The McMurran
Society provides recognition of donors who have made such
plans and hosts events to honor the Society members as well
as keep them informed about the progress Shepherd University is making and its plans for the future. The McMurran
Society bears the name of Joseph P. McMurran, Shepherd’s
first principal (president), who served from 1871 to 1882.
John E. ’71 and Sally Z. ’71
Adams
Michael M. Athey ’62
Fred M. and Jane Baer
Thomas L. Banks ’54
Helen Cook Barrow ’40
Linda R. Bartle ’69
Mary C. Bell
William Blair and Susan
Mentzer-Blair ’72
Roland J. Brown
Clarence E. and Dolores J.
Burdette
Sandra P. Cookson
Brian P. and Paula Mays
Coupe ’71
Daniel E. Cowgill
W. Ross ’58 and Karen S. ’69
Cunningham
Mark H. Curley
James M. ’59 and
Mary Jane ’60 Davis
Robert L. Dotton ’65
David L. and Cathy Dunlop
Carol Ann Van Evera
Durand ’64
Richard S. Durham
John L. ’61 and Pat M. ’60
Egle
Erdem I. Ergin
Philip W. ’62 and Judith
Ann Fearnow
David Blair Flett
Jean L. Gans
Carole B. Griffith
Kenneth E. and Kitty D. ’74
Harbaugh
Anders H. and Ann
Witherspoon Henriksson
Dale C. Hicks ’61
Lily R. Hill
Paul W. ’58 and Luella Jo
Hillyard
Dot E. ’12 and Allison D.
Hively
Robert A. Holmes ’64
Michael W. Hudson ’72
Barbara A. Humes ’70
Ann Wilson Hummer ’69
Stanley O. Ikenberry ’56
Lee E. ’60 and Wanda T. ’61
Keebler
Mary Ellen ’51 Kline
Diana Dickey Koski ’68
William A.S. and Monica
W. Lingenfelter
Kenneth F. ’71 and
Mary F. ’70 Lowe
Allen L. ’67 and Sara T. ’67
Lueck
Eugene M. Lugat ’83
Andrew D. Michael ’75
C. David ’63 and
Barbara L. ’53 Miller
Thomas W. Miller
Gina M. Miller-Walters ’10
David T. ’76 and Betsy B. ’78
Newlin
Philip A. ’67 and Gwen C.
Noll
M. Elizabeth Oates
Garland H. Ott ’62
Travis M. Propst ’95
Jeffrey ’88 and Beverly ’87
Purnell
John T. Reynolds ’64
Mary Ann Rogers ’60
Zoe Haynes Seal
Suzanne Shipley and
Randall J. Wadsworth
Elvin W. Sill ’59
William T. Simmons and
Jane M. Cook ’05
Stephen G. Skinner
Dennis D. and Anne
Stewart ’67 Small
Michael A. Smith ’89
J.J. Sorrenti II ’88
Philip W. Spaulding ’67
Daniel C. ’69 and
Joan B. ’78 Starliper
Mark and Barbara S. Stern
Larry A. ’60 and Nancy L.
Strite
Patricia A. Thompson
Robert Schell Ulrich
Charleen L. Watkins
James A. Watson
W. Glenn ’52 and
Margaret R. ’61 Welsh
Lisa H. Willott ’73
George A. Wilson ’59
Karl L. Wolf ’70
John H. ’88 and Lisa M. ’87
Wolff
John P. ’78 and Anne M.
Wood
Charles H. ’59 and Peggy J.
Woodward
James K. ’70 and Gladys L.
Wright
Charles S. ’56 and
Jacqueline S. Yates
Heritage Circle
$250,000+
Frada L. Fine Trust
Governor’s Circle
$100,000-$249,999
The Nora Roberts Foundation
Leadership Circle
$50,000-$99,999
James Moler and Katherine Moler Charitable Trust
Partner’s Circle
$25,000-$49,999
Estate of Donald L. Myers
Susan O. Barrick Living Trust
President’s Club
$10,000-24,999
Jefferson Security Bank
Shepherd Club
$5,000-$9,999
Congressional Term Limits Foundation, Inc.
Friends of Music
HFI Wealth Management
Jefferson Distributing
Co., Inc.
KRM Associates, Inc.
LaSalle Hotel Lessee, Inc.
Scott Electric
United Bank, Inc.
Valley Proteins, Inc.
West Virginia Humanities Council
Rumsey Club
$1,000-$4,999
BB&T Trust Division
Berkeley Community
Pride, Inc.
Brown’s Auto Care
Center, Inc.
Capital Fiduciary
Advisors, Inc.
Carlson Family Foundation
CFCNCA 0990
City of Martinsburg
Eastern West Virginia
Community
Foundation, Inc.
eBay, Inc.
Ecolab, Inc.
Fargo Insurance and
Financial Services, Inc.
HDW, LLC
Whale of a Wash
Holtzman Management, LLC
James G. Gibson, D.D.S.
Jefferson County Historic Landmarks Commission
Kiwanis Club of
Charles Town
La Societe Des 40 Hommes et 8 Chevaux
Lowe Hospitality Group, LLC (Comfort Inn of Shepherdstown)
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney, LLC
Parish Financial Group
The Pittsburgh Foundation
Royal Crown Bottling Co.
of Hagerstown and
Winchester, Inc.
Shepherdstown Lutheran Parish
Shepherdstown Ministerial Association
Shepherdstown Pharmacy
State Farm Insurance Co.-
Jerry W. Williams
State Farm Insurance
Companies, Mid-Atlantic Zone
Verizon
West Virginia Library Commission
WVU Foundation
Younis Orthodontics
Potomac Club
$500-$999
Apple Pie Ridge Rentals
Bowles Rice Attorneys at Law
Center for Orthopedic Excellence, PLLC
Delta Sigma Pi, Epsilon Kappa Alumni Association
Dolores Lowe Interiors
The Duke Energy Foundation
Greentree Realty of
Shepherdstown, Inc.
Guy & Guy Masonry, Inc.
Harry C. and Reba C. Rickard Trust
Pill & Pill, PLLC
PriceRomine, PLLC
Rickard Associates, Inc.
River Riders, Inc.
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Foundation
Washington County Homemakers
Wells Fargo Foundation
Knutti Club
$100-$499
Albright, Crumbacker, Moul, & Itell
Altria Group, Inc.
Applewood Motorcar
Restoration, LLC
Arnold & Bailey, PLLC
Asbury United Methodist Church
Bank of Charles Town
Bavarian Inn, Inc.
The Bennett Agency
BMS Realty
Captain Bender’s Tavern
Charles Town Lodge No. 948 Loyal Order of Moose
CNB Bank, Inc.
Comstock Plumbing
Con-way, Inc.
Cornerstone Wealth
Management Group, Inc.
Country Termite & PC LLC
Dalb, Inc.
Decker & Company, PLLC
Done Right, Inc.
Eastern Panhandle Chapter of WVU Alumni
Edward Jones
Epic Soccer
Fargo-Jones Insurance Agency, Inc.
Frederick Block, Brick & Stone
H K Corporation
H&H Used Cars
Hagerstown Honda
Hamilton Nissan
J Walker Construction, LLC
JCW Co., Inc.
KB Advocacy, LLC
Kent Parsons Ford, Inc.
Lowman Family Fund
LS Mechanical, Inc.
Maria’s Taqueria, LLC
Martinsburg Kiwanis Club
McHale & McHale
Landscape Design, Inc.
Miles Outdoor Works, LLC
Miller’s Apple Valley Chevrolet
Millers Electric Co./
Professional Plumbing and Heating, LLC
Ogden Directories, Inc.
Ours, Lawyer, Lewis & Company, PLLC
Palmer Construction Services, LLC
The Pendleton Times
Phi Sigma Chi
Platinum PR, LLC
Red Feather Council #59, Degree of Pocahontas
Roccograndi Management, LLC
Rock Hill Creamery, LLC
Rotary Foundation of Shepherdstown
Shaw & Shaw, A.C.
Sheetz, Inc.
Shenandoah Garden Club
Shepherd University Alumni Association
Shepherd University Wellness Center
The Skinner Law Firm
Smallwood & Smalls
Insurance, Inc.
Sokel Makeup and
Skin Care, LLC
Sons and Daughters of Italy, Kristin Alexander
Corporate and Organization Donors
Above: Shepherd University was honored to receive a
$5,000 gift donation from regional wholesale electrical
distributor Scott Electric. The company was founded more
than 60 years ago by World War II veteran Sam Scott, who
chose to give it to his employees upon his own retirement.
They in turn created a nonprofit foundation with the intent
to make gifts to hospitals and universities within Scott
Electric territories.
“[Mr. Scott] has never been a man concerned with
material wealth,” said eastern territory manager Edward
Garofalo. “His lack of spending on himself really secured the
future of Scott Electric. And we decided to pay it forward.”
Monica Lingenfelter, executive vice president of the
Shepherd University Foundation, accepted the generous
unrestricted gift on behalf of the university.
OSIA Dan Di Mucci Lodge
State Farm Insurance
Companies Foundation
State Farm Insurance,
Agent Eric Gates
Steptoe & Johnson, PLLC
Thomas W. Leslie, D.D.S.
Tools and Equipment
Touchstone Realty, LLC
Two Rivers Treads, LLC
WAS Enterprises, LLC
WGAM, Inc.
William G. Bowen, Inc.
WRNR Shenandoah Communications
WV Alpha Delta Kappa (Beta Alpha Chapter)
Yount, Hyde & Barbour, PC
Zimmer Marketing Group
Blue and Gold Club
Under $100
Aqua Green Trout Farm
Bay Hundred Ducks Unlimited
Brinks, Inc.
Caperton Furnitureworks
Combined Federal Campaign
DBA Wild and Wonderful Images
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23.
Class of ’58
Donors by Class Year
Class of ’33
Thomas Guy Reynolds, Jr.‡
Class of ’40
Helen Cook Barrow*
Class of ’42
Bettie Morrow Wiltshire
Class of ’45
Margaret Kendig Tabler
Class of ’48
James E. Manuel
Gilbert B. Miller, Sr.
Agnes Hull Tabler
Class of ’49
Charles W. Kline
Nancy Cohill Manuel
Charles E. Seaman
Class of ’50
Virginia Higgs Downey
Charles L. Jackson
Fred M. Novak
Nelson H. Peer
James W. Poisal, Jr.
Mary Farmer Stalnaker ‡
Class of ’51
Doris Clevenger Costello
William M. Downey
Clara Evans
Richard F. Harmison
Eleanor Ann Shirley
James F. Smith
Edward R. Strauss
Class of ’52
Jean Smith Carper
Dominic C. Cascio
Max E. Grubb
Evelyn Miller Harper
Gilbert L. Hendricks, Jr.
Ann Rush Higham
•
Leadership Circle
‡
24.
Joseph R. Higham, Jr.
James D. Link
Elizabeth Snyder Lowe
Pauline Simpson Manuel
John T. Morgan
Barbara Nickell
Mary Short Spriggs
W. Glenn Welsh*
Phyllis Stuckey Yingling
Class of ’53
Peggy Oates Booth
Lowell R. Fritts
Barbara Lewis Miller*
Mary Ann White Morgan
Douglas M. Roach
Joan Gruver Roach
Howard L. Shepherd
Michael M. Skinner
Jane Wiltshire Snyder
Clarissa Van Metre Stemple
William S. Wysong
Class of ’54
Rae Tennant Banks
Thomas L. Banks, Jr.*
Robert E. Bellison
Charles E. Blake
Margaret Gore Covington
Jean Elliott
Regina Jones
Harriet Wright McCoy
Thelma Pearl
Bettie Newkirk Porterfield
Nancy Long Rickard
Norma Morris Siler
Class of ’55
William Golden
Robert M. Horn
Bonnie Smith Long
Paul R. Mellott
J. Douglas Moler
Nancy Needy
Walter F. Neely
H. Kiehl Poffenberger
Jean Pinder Riordon
W. Boyd Rooney, Jr.
Robert A. Wantz
Jack L. West
Class of ’56
James L. Blackford
Edward E. Burgee
Donald J. Dahlin
Ralph A. DiPasquale
Patricia Gageby Henkes
Stanley O. Ikenberry*•
Mary Rider Kline‡
James G. Lamdin
Reita Marks
Edward P. Maugans
Joan Kershaw McWhorter
Franklin M. Mills
Alan B. Oates
William A. Penn
John W. Poling
Norman G. Price
J. David L. Rickard
R. Raymond Riordon
C. Richard Snively, Sr.
Charles W. Van Metre
Joan Brake Wilson
Charles S. Yates*
Class of ’57
Lynne Scafati Blackwood
Linda Cooper Carter
Edward C. Castle
Nina Pownall Dipasquale
Claude S. Flagg
Raymond O. Flagg
James B. Hall
Sallye Morgan Heffle
George A. Hott
Robert C. Hughes, Jr.
Margaret N. Jackson Smelley
James G. Leslie
Lesly McWhorter III
Althea Vickers Miller
John S. O’Bryan
James M. Omps
Leonard H. Ruble
Dorothy Leatherman Salamy
Donald F. Taylor, Sr.
Emily Miller Waters
Austin J. Webber•
James C. Wilson
Don D. Andrews, Jr.
James S. Artz
Retha Busey
W. Ross Cunningham, Jr.*
George R. Duncan
Charles G. Funk
Gunther M. Gottfeld
Paul W. Hillyard, Jr.*
Anna Lou Cummins Kalta
Jo Ann Jackson Knode
William E. Knode, Jr.
Emma Starliper Locke
Joyce Grove Ott
Taylor R. Rudd
John W. Schildt
Darrell W. Snyder
D. Blaine Weaver
Rosemarie Tutwiler Williams
Mildred Wilson
Dale F. Zimmerman
Class of ’59
Norman F. Bradford, Jr.
David L. Chicchirichi
Patsy Cleaver Cook
John F. Ermerins
Leo R. Fogg
R. William Isherwood
Joseph F. Jenkins
Norman G. Lineburg
Glenn W. Patterson
Phyllis Bott Steele
Margaret McLurkin Stelle
Nancy Fritts Williams
Reynolds M. Williams, Jr.
Charles H. Woodward*
Class of ’60
Oliver F. Braxton, Jr.
Frank N. Corbin
Dorothy L. Boltz Coyle
Bebe Campbell Dellinger
Pat Moler Egle*
Delores Jackson Foster
Nikki Timbrook Isherwood
Lee E. Keebler*
Charles A. Lochbaum, Jr.
Ira D. Manross
Anthony D. Merceruio
Marsh H. Myers, Jr.
Donald L. Painter
Joseph J. Renn III
Frederick W. Rhodes
Mary Ann Frye Rogers*
Gordon R. Spessard
Fred C. Staats
Patricia Martin Staats
Larry A. Strite*
Richard S. Strite
Class of ’61
Roger A. Barney
Wayne A. Duncan
John L. Egle, Jr.*
Theron R. Emmons
Roger W. Forsythe
John D. Hanf
Dale C. Hicks*
Mary Bland Hill
Doris Holsinger Hilton
Raymond L. Hines, Jr.
Wanda Tucker Keebler*
Richard L. Keiter
Richard L. Knode
Lawrence H. Leonard, Jr.
Roy E. Lutman
Joan Little Manross
G. Norris Rath‡
Anthony Rocco, Jr.
Linda Walden Rudd
Donald H. Shirley
Joseph E. Szymialis
Ronald W. Taylor
H. Alexander Wanger
Edna Jean Webber•
Margaret Ramey Welsh*
Class of ’62
Roberta Absher
Ramon A. Alvarez•
Michael M. Athey*
Walter A. Barr, Jr.
Pedro O. Diez
G. Benjamin Dillow
George E. Fries
Lorna Benner Frye
Barbara Bender Fulton
Elsie Turner Grant
Robert T. Grant
Orie Thomas Harman
C. William Hill, Jr.
Jimmy E. Kessel
Garland H. Ott*
Ronald E. Pyles
George C. Rutherford
Elizabeth Davis Salmon
Paul Stephen Shirley
Judy Szymialis
Linda Cook Yoder
Class of ’63
Annette Shipe Boggs‡
Bonnie O’Rourke Brannon
C. Lee Cook
Annamae Rohanic Darton
Nancy Rudle Duncan
Ronnie E. Engle
Larry W. Layman
Helen Egnor Leonard
Jean Lonberger Lerew
Gary L. Lushbaugh
Maurice W. Martindale
Larry W. Masters
C. David Miller*
K. William Myers
John Peiffer
Lucretia Leather Reaves
Jeffrey S. Shultz
James O. Stup
Ronald C. Taylor
Diane Woods Watson
Gloria Elliott Winters
Sandra Carlotti Zimmerman
Class of ’64
Dan A. Baker
William G. Bowen
Lee W. Bullwinkel
C. Stephen Clem, Jr.
Joann Campbell Cohen
John W. Deputy, Jr.
Joyce Pulley Deputy
Carol Ann Thacher
Van Evera Durand*
Sandra Carson Everly
Joyce Akins Fletcher
William G. Gess
Barbara Puckett Greenstreet
Robert M. Grim, Jr.
Charles E. Higdon
William M. Hine
Robert A. Holmes*
Walter B. Knott
Glenn W. Lerew
H. Richard Miller
William S. Miller
Alfred A. Phillips
Ronald R. Reeder II
John T. Reynolds*
Marjorie Folk Ridgeway
Garland D. Saville
Edwin G. Stanfield
Robert J. Terpening, Jr.
Gail White
Shepherd University
Class of ’65
Karen Emmart Baker
James E. Barb
Connie Rectenwald Barr
James E. Boyd
A. Dean Bronson
Peggy Byrd Carroll
Carole Hall Carter
Carolyn Carpenter Derr
Hugh M. Derr, Jr.
O. Bradley Grove, Sr.
Elizabeth Gloyd Haines
Patricia Gordon Hine
Robert M. Kamensky
Aretha Champ Kees
James W. Kinkead
Virginia Meininger Kinkead
Mary Jane Jones Knode
Stefanie Bell Low
Ann Shanholtz Ludwick
Ralph D. Ludwick
Eugene W. Martin
Patricia Thurston Martin‡
Phyllis Miller McCleaf
Hugh A. McNaughton
Carolyn Michael
William R. Passwaters
M. Marsha Clark Plybon
Stanley W. Rote
James D. Shives
Lucile Gunn Soper
Franklin O. Turner
Helen Fisher Whitmer
Winfred R. Wilkins
Class of ’66
Barbara Adams
Barbara Hampton Collins
Frank R. Cosner
C. Jerry Derr
John Doyle
Jon B. Everett
Wayman K. Everly
James E. George
Sally Ann Myers Greenfield
Ann Bradt Hammann
James R. Junkins
Ruth Sundstrom Junkins
Anne Kerfoot
Suzanne Harsh Kershner
Gary G. Lewis
Barbara Maxwell
Donald W. McCary
Janet Sherrard
Carolyn Hare Story
James M. Story
Jerry D. Thompson
Sandra Frye Van Metre
Joseph V. Walter III
G. Raymond Watson, Jr.
Judith Weed Whitman
Mary Wysong
Irene Bergland Yurish
Class of ’67
Earl R. Batten
Grace Baylor
Claudia Bolen-Sullivan
Richard H. Brown
Warren L. Carter
Paige Chapman
Wayne E. DeLauter
Leo E. Duncan
Sue Taylor Edwards
Susan Davis Goble
Sarah Holme Harris
Alice Hevner
Mark H. Hilt
Harrison E. Lanham, Jr.
Barbara Fitzwater Lester
Samuel K. Lucas
Allen L. Lueck*•
Sara Taylor Lueck*•
Charles E. Lutman
Wallis Snyder Magaha
Lannie C. Mullenax
Ruth Olean Myers
Harriet Myrick
Judith Howard Pitzer
Carolyn Myers Pope
Gary A. Pope
Arlene Young Rose
John W. Rose
Patrick B. Ruda
Nancy Osbourn Sarra
Patricia Brown Shirley
Linda Kerns Shock
Anne Stewart Small*
Judith Magaha Smith
Shirley Vaughn
Elizabeth Strider Walter
Rebecca Wiley Wilson
Class of ’68
Edward C. Allen, Jr.
Richard E. Best
Right: Rober t Jensenius ’72 graduated from Shepherd with
a degree in political dcience and holds additional degrees in
accounting and an M.S. in communications. In January 2013,
he retired after a 22-year career with the York County
(Pennsylvania) Chamber of Commerce/York County
Economic Alliance, where he ser ved as the executive vice
president and acting CEO. Bob still resides in York, where
he serves on the board of directors for several community
organizations, including the York Little Theater and York
County Chamber of Commerce Foundation, for which he is
also treasurer. In September 2014, he joined the Shepherd
University Foundation board of directors and has been
an active par ticipant in its meetings over the past year. He
is seen here conversing with Foundation president Mike
Smith ’89 at the spring board meeting held May 2015.
Bill Chapman
Georgia Vest Clemens
James W. Crumbacker
Robert L. Curtis, Jr.
Margaret Seidler Demer
Ronald E. Dickerson
C. Elaine Hamner Friend
Kay Dill Gabbert
Roy L. Gindlesperger
J. Keith Harness
E. Wayne Harris
Mary Cockey Hoeltzel
Delmas M. Humphreys
Mary Johnson
Carol Kamensky
Susan Holden Keegan
David A. Kerr
Jerry P. Kerr
Diana Dickey Koski*
Jill Kostyk
David C. Little
Patricia Willey Moore
Walter W. Painter
James H. Porter
Charles L. Rannells
Scott D. Rightmyer
M. Christine Wizmerski Ruda
Philip M. Shultz
James W. Staley
John P. Strider
Sylvia Myers Stubbs
Richard S. Wachtel
John E. Williams, Jr.
Class of ’69
Roger C. Anderson
Arthur J. Auxer III
Dorothy Baggarly
Allen H. Barr
David M. Bartlett
Linda Dodson Bartlett
C. Lynn Wiley Bennett
Raymond C. Bennett
Wallace L. Carr
Karen Cunningham*
Cheryl Flagg
Ronald S. Frye
John C. Gladhill
Amon A. Grantham, Jr.
Jeffrey C. Hedges
Edwin F. Hoeltzel, Jr.
Ann Wilson Hummer*
Janet Lank
James H. Lipan
Linda Largent McGraw
Jerald McGraw
Thomas E. Painter
James J. Pulchine, Jr.
Kathryn Burgess Redmond
Cathy Millard Schreiner
Harriett Shortley Sherwood
Judy Snyder
Linda Margroff Strider
Thomas M. Sullivan
Tamara Vetter
K. Bradshaw Waldeck
Pamela Link Wilmer
Sharon Jackson Wysong
Beverly Burkhart Yeagle
Sam Levitan
Jack R. White
Shirley Wiltshire
Class of ’70
Susan Johnston Aliveto
Carolyn Cline Anderson
Judith Harris Armstrong•
Paul V. Armstrong•
Gary E. Barr
Betty Boward Bennett
Walter F. Bowers, Sr.
Ronald A. Breeding
Dalton O. Carr
Rosemarie Robson Coy
Evelyn Pickett Cushwa
John W. Cushwa
James D. Edwards
Roger P. Engle
William D. Frazier
Vicki Fulk
Cheryl Miller Hawkins
Lawson L. Hockman
Barbara Humes*
Joyce Harman Joslin
John D. Kafton, Jr.
James R. Keegan
Mary Ellen Blue Kirk
Tamara Edwards Lipan
Lynn Fisher Little
Thomas R. Meredith
Eleanor Spohr Miller
Robert E. Moore
Dotty Piccolomini
Mary Silvester Rannells
James S. Scott, Jr.
Lynn Whittington Snow
Mary Staley
David L. Taylor
Wayne G. Thomson
Susan Clohan Thorniley•
Donna Watkins
Elizabeth Rittenour Webster
Douglas H. Whitman
25.
Cecelia Mason
Left: Alumni Stanley Rote ’65 and Isabel Druschel Danley ’65 were excited to be presented with a copy of the 1965 Cohongoroota yearbook when they attended the Emeritus
Club luncheon on May 7, 2015. Stanley and Isabel were among the four students who were
featured on the yearbook’s cover. In the photo, which was taken in front of McMurran
Hall, Stanley and Isabel are the students on the left. Stanley, who now resides in Forest Hill,
Mar yland, also attended the 2015 Joseph P. McMurran Society Dinner in April 2015, where
he reconnected with several former classmates.
Wayne A. Whitmore
Karl L. Wolf*•
James K. Wright, Jr.*
Class of ’71
James H. Albright
Richard D. Alger
Frank Aliveto
Barbara Sherman Barr
Paula Mayes Coupe*
Arthur R. Crumbacker
Kathleen Busher Frances
Barbara McDonald Frankenberry
Mary McGee Gordon
Beverly Skinner Hughes
Cynthia Grubb Jones
J. Donald Jones
Treva Griffith Kerns
Carolyn Nelson Kerr
Garry R. Kilmer
J. Douglas Lewis
R. Steven McMillen
J. Andrew Messer
Edward L. Ostrowski, Jr.
Allen P. Peacher
•
Leadership Circle
‡
26.
Barbara Hunt Pichot
John R. Pichot
Joyce Plitt Rath
David L. Sullivan
Barbara Taylor
Sandra Vandevander
Connie Washburn
Jerry W. Williams
Nelda Grubb Williams
Linda K. Wineman
Dennis N. Workman
Jean Norman Workman
Class of ’72
John M. Albert
Susan Stein Baldwin
Susan Bowers Bonebrake
Scott D. Boyer
Susan Papola Breeding
Karen Braithwaite Canby
Robert G. Carney
Wilma Cooper Elliott
Harvey Eye
Robert H. Frankenberry
Rebecca Friel
Maurice A. Gladhill
David B. Gordon
D. Michael Greene
Terry P. Hardy
Michael W. Hudson*•
Robert H. Jensenius
Sandra Byers Kaiser
Allan E. Keenan
William C. Lind
Richard L. McDonald
Susan Mentzer-Blair*
Robert T. Myers, Jr.
Elizabeth Bushong Potter
Mary Ann Robertson
Quay Scott
Ronald E. Snow
Louis T. Tiano
Nancy Esterline Tornello
Laura White
Stephen G. Wildasin
Class of ’73
Dennis L. Barron
Dennis L. Boyles
G. Jeffrey Brown
Paul E. Brown
Sherry Miller Brown
James B. Carnes
Laura Dorsey Crosby
Janice Newbraugh Danhart
Deborah Stotler Dhayer
Keith B. DuBois
Brenda Willingham Eisenhart
J. Lisa Franzen
Susan Gemeny
Mina Goodrich
Michael R. Grove
Jerry W. Horner
Susanne Long Horner
Phyliss Twigg Kafton
Charles F. Kauffman, Jr.
Lyne Scully Keenan
Daniel D. Kendle
Donna Brake Kuhn
J. Paige Ledford
Joyce Wotring Ledford
Lawrence L. Manypenny
David Marvel
Vicki Mason
Judith Anderson Matlick
Roy W. Matlick
Richard D. Miller
Roger L. Newcome
J. Stephen Peregoy
John E. Piccolomini
Lois Barrett Pierce
Judy Couchman Pittinger
Joan Walker Pope
Diane Michael Shewbridge
Edward L. Shewbridge
Kathryn Snyder
Eileen Williams Southerly
David B. Strider
Glenn Twigg, Jr.
Susan Miller Wagner
Randolph O. West
Patricia Wright Wilmoth
Class of ’74
Douglas T. Alexander
Mary Dean Andrews
Manuel P. Arvon II
Thomas E. Barnhart
Denise Burns
Shellie Chambers
Jaye W. Copp
Robert F. Curry
Lois Barnhart Deneen
James R. Fleenor
Brenda Staley George
Mary Lee DeHaven Gladhill
M. Wayne Goodrich
Jan Hafer
Kittylee Nye Harbaugh*
Kathy Schell Hardy
Billie Jean Feller Jensenius
J. Nicholas Kercheval
Christian T. Koerner•
Deborah MacCormack Koerner•
Gerald L. Krause
Judith Gray Martin
Anne Grissinger Munro
Jay S. Murphy
Joanne Rossi
Thomas E. Rust
Martin L. Schilling
Jerome J. Smith
Ronald L. Smoot
Donald G. Specht
Linda Staub
Marina diGirolamo Tiano
Robin W. Townsend
Michael E. Wagner, Sr.
John J. Walker, Jr.
Paul E. Wilmoth
Betty Wojcik
Charles L. Yurish
Class of ’75
Clayton A. Anders
Alan L. Brill
Jody Butler Carter
Linda Campbell
Christopher B. Carter
Christine McCluskey Chanda
Gayle L. Conner
Bruce E. Cronise, Jr.
Glenn H. Cross, Jr.
Jeffrey S. Davis
Clark A. Dixon, Jr.
Gary A. Donley
Carol Faucett
Kerry Hartsell Grantham
Keith E. Harsher
D. Frank Hill III
Trudy Hite
Stephania Masenheimer Kitchen
Donna Lang Kneisly
Michael A. Kneisly
Linda Lamb
Melinda Wilmore Landolt
Adam B. Link III
Cheryl Agee Losh
Kathleen Manahan
Winifred Marcum
Jeannette Hane Mendonca
Lucinda Mullett
John H. Munday, Jr.
Karen Roach Niedermeier
Linda Burr Orr
Joseph A. Papola
Bryan D. Robertson
Clifton L. Rutherford
Patricia Sigle
Pamela Butko Smith
Nancy Digges Specht
Roslyn Barr Swick
Charles H. Waltemire, Jr.
Mary Ellen Dorsey Waltemire
Cynthia Boyd Woods
John H. Yost
Darlene Yurish
Class of ’76
Susan M. Alsip-Lawson
Kenneth J. Boone
Garnett S. Canby
Rebecca Vickers Custer
Debra Martin Dugger
Doris Horner Fiddler
Theodore Gillette
William W. Grantham
Shepherd University
Billy W. Harper
John B. Hemphill
Dennis L. Householder
William M. Kellam, Jr.
Terry Wise Kesecker
Susan Householder Kratzer
Mary Kay Doyle MacFarlane
Gary L. Mason
Thomas C. Miller
Aldine N. Moser, Jr.
Olivia Myers
David T. Newlin*
Valerie Owens
George C. Rhoderick V
Mary Curry Rinard
Mary Robinson
Shannon McBride Rutherford
Rebecca Waggoner Sagle
Austin J. Slater, Jr.
Doug E. Smith
Karl D. Spunich
Gloria Stickley
Michael W. Stout
Edward D. Thomas
Rose Gegor Thomas
Robin Truax
Eric D. Waggy
Barbara M. Barrow Ware
Class of ’77
Carol M. Baker
Susan Cranford Batten
Sandra Butts
Robert L. Carpenter, Jr.
Richard B. Chaney, Jr.
Ralph D. Clark
Donald E. Clem
Berniece Jackson Collis
Lisa Enrietti Conti
Sarah Mays Corley
Valinda Dozier Dattilio
Susan Davis
James S. Deaner
David M. Frazier
Pamella Clark Gillette
Mark W. Goller
Margaret Wells Grant
Phyllis Grantham
Robin Grenke
Pamela Brooks Hilliard
C. Mark Hofe
Jennifer Peters Kohlhepp
Patricia Funk Krzywicki
Enrico J. Massimino
Lois Rebecca McDonald
C. Randal Mullett
Virginia Bott Murdock
Janice Young Papola
Ralph E. Petrie
Barbara Stewart Plume
David L. Plume
Gary L. Recher
Nena Rhoderick
Joseph A. Siska, Jr.
David M. Southerly
Karen Tomimatsu
Betty Jane DeHaven Webber
Faylee Wilt
Patricia Knipe Wright•
Jack K. Yankey
Class of ’78
Dana Hendricks Anders
Gerald A. Baker
Patricia Brown
Sara Cogan Canada
Wayne R. Canada
Margaret Bires Cogswell
Kathleen Curtin
Carolyn Gess Fleenor
Gwen Mauck Frazee
Martha Barr Gaines
Rebecca Upton Grandle
Deborah Arvin Grove
Sherry Armbrester Harper
Dawn Blickenstaff Hatzer
Daniel L. Herr
Michael D. Hockman
Betty Hott
Douglas C. Huffer
John W. Inwright
David A. Jackson
Vicki Risinger Jenkins
Charles T. Krzywicki
Lois Kuhn
Gerard J. Lawrence, Jr.
Rebecca Mason Lidgerding
James G. MacFarlane III
Timothy D. McNamee
Kim Davis Mercier
Gary L. Miller
Joseph B. Moles, Jr.
Betsy Newlin*
David R. Richardson
Thomas J. Rinard
Dale L. Robertson
Peggy Kinsey Sanders
Mark L. Spessard
Carol Eppinger Suker
Debra Griffith Tabler
John H. Tarmann
Elizabeth Truschel
John P. Wood*
Class of ’79
Barbara Ashton Alexander
Gilbert Allen
Connie Lightner Boccucci
George D. Bragaw III
Stanley K. Corwin-Roach
Cheryl Kelley Deaner
David W. Foley
Carmel Devlin Goodwin
Michael E. Grant
Becki Reese Hill
Richard M. Holmes
Sally Gavin Jackson
Jill Jennings
Patricia Kinder
Edith Kirk
Teresa Ring McCabe
Tamsen Farmer Molenda
Lynne Hudson Richardson
Cindy Hull Ritz
Cathryn Cadigan Thompson
Nancy Jo Upwright
Cecilia Zindel
Class of ’80
Gene R. Bartlett
Clay H. Beard
Todd M. Beard
Kathy Jo Tabler Blue
Joseph P. Catlett
Steven A. Chmielewski
Daniel G. Cogswell
Barbara DeLauter
Denis L. Doss
Nancy Herridge Doss
Mary Beth Dalgarn Dotton
Daryl J. Grove
Judy Bateman Hockman
Janice Butcher Huckaby
Lawrence A. Jehle
Freda Lower Lee
Stephen Lehr
Lauren Shippee Lowman
Frances McFerren
Timothy B. McShea•
Joel D. Nahari
Timothy M. O’Connell
Margaret Miller Raymond
D. Scott Roach•
Steven M. Roach
Tina Fawley Roach
Cheryl D.L. Roberts
Carol Mason Rothman
Joseph A. Siler, Jr.
William M. Thompson, Jr.
Tammy Miller Tucker
Kimberly Basore Walls
Merrell D. Wilson
Class of ’81
Rodney L. Bartgis•
Martha Barney Beard
Roger L. Beard
Sharon Appel Beard
Linda Benedict‡
Michael F. Cajigao
Loretta Bulkowski Cummings
James S. Dailey III
C. Dawn Meadows Diehl
Gina Fargo Diehl
Steven C. Diehl
Michael P. Dyson
Franklin E. Farmer
James M. Formal
Patricia Donahue Howser
Rhonda Eastham Katsirubas
Carolyn Grant Lane
Mark E. Lewis
Stephen J. Lynch
Terri Gooden Nahari
Dana M. Orsini
Nina Lucas Orsini
Sylvia Johnson Pickett
Catherine Faber Rhea
Linda Hottel Roach
Patricia Richmond Saylor
Cinda Scales
Kevin L. Spiker
Keith A. Stains
Michael W. Sturman
John T. Thayer•
Constance Van Sickler
George D. Vandenbergh II
Gregory M. Weigel
Kimberly Heller Wright
Class of ’82
Evelyn Hevener Ankers
Philip A. Ankers
Joanne Poole Baum
Sharon Glass Byrd
Peter G. Chaney
Bambi Conrad Crawford
Gregory S. Crawford
Christopher J. Fletcher
Jennifer Cooper Fletcher
Dennie J. Gandee
Eric P. Hofstetter
Keith B. Janssen
Laura Zaleski Klein
Richard H. Klein
Michael C. Life
Patricia Reynolds Life
Beth O’Briant Scott
Christopher P. Parker
William W. Pearman, Jr.
Marcia Rollison
Donald E. Ross
Linda Regner Sickel
Donal L. Smith
Bradley C. Snowden
Susan Stuckey Snowden
Donna Sharp Stains
Margaret King Staubs
Denise Montgomery Stout
C. Owen Walker
Paul F. Wolfe
Class of ’83
Anna Barker
Lisa Trayer Bivens
E. Stevenson Cocke
David A. Diehl
Patricia Estigoy
Patricia Flanagan Fellows
John R. Foley
David L. Garman
Stacie McAllister Giammarino
Frances Gower
Patricia Paugh Haynes
Deena Hockensmith Hofstetter
Maria Doukas Joyce
Susan Dean LeGrand
Eugene M. Lugat*
Dawn Zakarian Lynch
Joseph P. Martin
Paul T. McDermott•
Linda C. Myers-Hart
Roger W. Pierce
Sherlyn Russell Pierce
Wendy Fisher Robertson
Lisa Pittinger Rolle
David P. Rudy
Gail Tabler Shackelford
Thomas D. Slack
Timothy K. Wall
Michelle Hovermale Walsh
Karen Cameron Weigel
Everett L. Yore
Class of ’84
Lauren Wolf Andrews
Frederick D. Artis
Laura Lovett Brill
Sharon Cather Brumback
Deborah McClure Chag
Gregory V. Clarke
Julia Gore Connell
Tracy Garrett
Keith A. George
Michael D. Glazier
Timothy J. Hall
Laura Wells Hamilton
Laurie Baldwin Kisamore
Phillip G. Lilly
John L. Mason
L. Evelyn McDonough
Maureen Miller
Steven L. Nicewarner
Theresa Herridge Rush
Joyce Sanders
Melanie Funkhouser Walker
Class of ’85
Robin Judy Bentley
Mary Beth Wagner Bressler
Carrie Cooper Buraker
Kevin E. Butts
Ronald G. Carper
Daryl F. Eckard
Ann Eppinger
James E. Franke
Allison Dennis Garman
Patricia Barnett Goodie
Anthony Green
Wayne B. Haines
Donald B. Hale
Gaylen S. Johnson
Kelly Maltempie
Al F. McKoy
Mary Moler McMasters
Boniva Miller
Laura Neal
Cynthia Jones Nicewarner
Mildred Coffinberger Park
Donald M. Parsons, Jr.
Andrew C. Robertson
Laurie Umbach Robertson
27.
Katherine Kearse Rogus
Rita Coleman Rudolf
Maria Bigiarelli Simpson
Susan Walker Sowers
John K. Taylor
Class of ’86
Jeffery H. Anderson
Harvey E. Barnhart III
Anthony A. Brooks
Eileen Carnaggio
Lisa Coblentz
John K. Cochran
Eugene S. Dvornick, Jr.
James Fedorko
Karen Swaim Hall
James K. Healey
Donna Hill
Ronald W. Imbach, Jr.
Robert F. Leman
Cathy Inskeep Marco
Bernard W. Milhausen
Michael D. Muse
Lisa Parkinson
Abby Pearson
Douglas H. Powell
Mark C. Remington II
Barbara Hicks Reyda
J. Tevis Sensel
Nelson E. Vazquez
Class of ’87
Eva Purdham Bowling
Mathew M. Bowling
Lauri Marsteller Bridgeforth
Eileen Cokenias
Gregory M. Cooke
Timothy E. Enterline
Charles P. Goode III
Allison Hull Halron
Margaret Samakouris Hauptman
Paul D. Hemme
Anthony T. Hoffmaster
Brian K. Jackson
Michael W. Jackson
Doris Goeppner King
Richard W. LaFollette, Jr.
Anne Shamberger Marshall
Mark D. McCoy
Timothy L. McMasters
•
Leadership Circle
‡
28.
Michael A. Meoli
Donald C. Middlecamp
Kenneth K. Oyerly
Barry S. Polkinghorn
Beverly Schwartz Purnell*
Kathleen Swanhart Roberts
Amy Rush
Lisa Marie Wolff*
Barry D. Woodard
Christopher P. Wooten
Class of ’88
Perry O. All
William D. Baker
Virginia Green Barker
Cynthia Kelly Baughman
Shaun P. Callaghan
Lisa Wright Cockrell
Stephen R. Denton
Jennifer Vanisko Dopson
Anne Martin Dunham
E. Prescott Engle
Gregory R. Evans
Marianne Whitaker Hetzer
M. Michelle Shewbridge LaFollette
Brenda Nicholas Lampard
Brenda Kramer Manspeaker
Robin Longerbeam Moses
Jeffrey W. Purnell*
John M. Reges
Nancy Smeltzer
Teresa Smoot
John R. Spickler
Victoria Thomas
Harry C. Van Metre
Cynthia Hose Vance
John H. Wolff*
Beth Mahoney Wright
Class of ’89
Melissa Writt Axline
Catherine Duray Baker
Nikki Bardin
Douglas S. Brewer
Carolyn Waltz Bryant
David E. Bryant
Sybil Cobb
Sarah Corwin-Roach
David W. Decker
Pamela Holder Deckert
Arturo R. Gales
Michael R. Grigsby
Scott C. Hagan
Wendy Cook Headley
Darren B. Iden
Lorri Anne Ross Iden
Suzanne Beckham Kaufman
Pamela Kemmerer
Julie Kugler-Bentley
Kimberley Folk Colbert Levine
Timothy D. Linton
Michael J. Lordan
Oatha D. Marken
Brent D. May
Sheila Saylor Nichols
Juli Ingram Richardson
Patton H. Roark, Jr.
Michael I. Sipe
Michael A. Smith*•
Robert L. Smith
Richard W. Smoot
Kimberly Krams Wilson
Alfred L. Young, Jr.•
Class of ’90
Mary Bassler
Julie Ogden Bronson
Dana Willis Denton
Maria Evans-Brown
Anne Coyle Goode
Laura Hale
Jill Hook Hall
Andrew W. Harris
William C. Heschl, Jr.
Renee Smedley Heschl
Regina Holmes
Lillie Hoover Largent
Lisa Gregory May
Joan Gussman Oyerly
Joel R. Rice
Sally Vass Silver
Ann Smith
Theresa Smith
James D. Stewart
Stephen G. Sweeney
John H. Veach
David S. Wilkinson
Class of ’91
Mark A. Chandler
Kellie Clelland
James W. Clevenger
Mark A. Combs
Megan Bolyard Cooke
John Cowgill
Michael P. Finnerty
Allison Ramey Howard
Joy Osbourn Lewis
Kimberly Fry Mason
Thomas E. Parker
James R. Pearson
Rhonda Reid
Dawn Johnson Roark
Jason L. Robertson
Ronald F. Rowe
Lara Schmidt
Kevin L. Starliper
Richard H. Tyler
Patricia Williams
Class of ’92
Renee Russell Busey
Cathy Clemmons Decker
Michele Ernst Goldman
Curtis E. Gregory
William M. Himmerich
Darren M. Hine
Theresa Janszen Hoover
Lynn E. Leatherman
Jill Jackson Lordan
Kelly Jo Hanshew Lynott
Rachael Meads
Patricia Miley
Joann Freeland Parker
John R. Phillips
C. Aaron Racey
Melinda Domenico Tramonti
Russell G. Voelker
Richard J. Young
Andrea Irzinski Goren
Brian J. Greenfield
Lisa Hileman
Charles D. Linton
Kevin L. Lynott
Tonya Barney Mackey
Jeanette Johnson Mathias
Wendy Swope Miner
Jennifer Morton
Tamara Peterson Quinn
Deborah Byer Robertson
Amanda Mulledy Stevens
Kenneth A. Waldeck
Amy Agro Wangdahl
Class of ’95
David A. Avella
Windy Blevins-Tolliver
David A. Clark
Tracey Crawford-Starliper
Gretchen Gibney Germann
Cynthia Meadows Harman
Louis T. Johnson
Michael K. Mackey
Clarence E. Martin III
Tony W. Price
Michael C. Reichard
Brian P. Romine
Christopher P. Smith
Leslie Stottlemyer Strauss
Anne L. Tennant
Dannie F. Wall
Scott L. Bradford-Doleman
Wayne E. Braunstein
Carolyn Wilson Carbone
Kelly Clark
Christopher S. Colbert
David E. Darnell
Craig A. Dell
Sarah Meads Dodson
Jeffery R. Ely
Elaine Fox Fisher
Timothy D. Haines
Raymond J. Husson
Craig J. Johnson
Amy Johnston
Tonya Witt LaFaber
Jon G. Lamp
Eric J. Lewis
Kenneth F. Lowe III
Karla Lutman Miller
Kurt D. Minifield
Jessica Keeffer Otto
Jennifer Osbourn Pownell
Marcia Payne Riner
Tina Sanchez Schaubroeck
Christina Smailes-Smith
Mary Beardslee Smith
Thaddeus J. Sobczak
Sandra Dubay Sponaugle
Carolyn Sutton Taylor
Frank W. Vetter
Ernest L. Williams, Jr.
Mark M. Wilson
Chauncey L. Winbush
Kelly Hussion Young
Class of ’94
Class of ’96
Class of ’93
Dawne Raines Burke
Brenda Miller Feltner
Peter B. Brown
Wilford L. Burke
Mark A. Dowe
James K. Leverett‡
Charles B. Lynch
Jeremy L. Mathias
Michelle Edwards Meehan
Eddie L. Naylor, Jr.
Jayne Stotler
Class of ’97
Kari Andersen
Gabriel J. Benton
Robert L. Brown
Kenneth F. Butler
Shawn E. Cain
Kendra Walker Cole
Jeffrey A. Dodson
Mark E. Dorosh
Kelly Cavey Dowe
Amy Kayes
Cynthia Jacquinot Kitner
Gail McDowell
Christopher C. Pitzer
Jodi L. Forrest Pope
Christopher A. Purdham
Dot Simerly
Dorothy Strange
Class of ’98
Elizabeth Adams
Jill Heavner Benton
Heidi M. Clark
Penny Ford-Moden
Barbara Larson Kandalis
Melissa Cole Kerr
Mark D. Knott
Andrew W. Phillips
Daniel W. Propst
Erica Henry Propst
Michael A. Rose
Pamela Ryan
Tina Shanholtz
Amanda Steiner
Claire Urban
Beverly Vetter
Class of ’99
April Awad
Courtney Guenther Burgan
William E. Burgan, Jr.
Sherrise Dowell De Baugh
Patricia Dillon
Betty Crampton Ecton
Mark E. Jordan
Matthew T. Kradel
Shepherd University
John C. Laggan
Brian C. Lamb
Jennifer Matczak
John T. Millay III
Denise Norton
Dawn Freed Pitzer
Lacy I. Rice, Jr.
David M. Ring
Carolyn Poisal Ropp
Barbara Smith
James A. Sothen
Class of ’00
Rob J. Bell
Jason B. De Baugh
Deborah Gardner Dotterer
Sundae Fassig
Marc K. Foltz
Lyle E. Fultz II
Jacqueline Geigel
Brian G. Kerr
George I. Kidwiler, Jr.
Barbara Kline
Jennifer Childs Lamb
Jason C. LaRue
Alan D. Mullendore
Suzanne Pinion
Lance W. Sales
Roger L. Saville
Kathleen Sholl
Leah M. Stump-Lesley
William A. Turner
Class of ’01
James M. Friel
Marshall A. Gladhill
Daniel B. Jackson
Martha Knoble Parrish
Suzanne Panowitz Reiff
Keisha Burgess Rose
Christopher B. Wise
Donna Zimmerman
Class of ’02
Arthur L. Burgess, Jr.
Jerry W. Cogle
Kelly Crissman
John D. Grimsley
John K. Holliday
Shane E. Lanhardt
Michelle Larkin
Lizzie Lowe
Lyle W. Rush
David O. Smith
Natalie Fox Spadacino
Ronald L. Widmyer
Pavel A. Yakovlev
Class of ’03
Erica Simon-Brown Dodge
Trevor W. Forshey
Amanda Irvine Fultz
Judith Funke
James L. Gibbs
Justin P. Glassford
Sarah James
Harry N. Lanehart, Jr.
Bradley J. Long
Sue Mercer
Ginger Ray
Nora Roberts
Nicholas W. S. Sowers
Melessa Wagner
Bradley S. Wolfe
Class of ’04
Theodore C. Anderson
Jaime Brown
Amy Martz Egress
Richard J. Egress
Amy Franze
Shari Kesecker
Tiffany E. Lawrence
Holly McCall•
Joseph L. Mercer II
Jeffery M. Short
Kelvin L. Stubbs
Earl G. Wean
Class of ’05
Bonnie Cater
Jane M. Cook*
Jesse P. Correll
James A. Dlhosh
Mary Clare Eros
Raymond P. Franze II
Rebecca Kendrick
Breana Napolitano McWhorter
John D. Meeker
John P. Prytz
Stephanie Femrite Stevens
Class of ’06
Jean Bray
Cheryl Crawford
Jason W. Ferguson
Michelle Fravel Files
Kendra Ganoe
Amanda Grantham
Lori Davis Linney
Rita Quillen Mihalik
Lisa Peltier
Katrina Rosario
Danial M. Sims
Marcus L. Soriano
Christopher S. Taylor
Class of ’07
Regina Beard
Karen Bitter
Stephanie Clarke
Krystal Hart
Kyle D. Hart
Justin M. Hockman
Patricia Bowers Katebini
Daniel A. Peters
Pamela Smulovitz
Class of ’08
Lily Bright
Diana Collins
Rachel Crum
James Culver
Heather Decker
Linda Grubb
Maria Urrutia Hart
Megan Hockman
Tari Janssen
Tyler Kesecker
Sandra Longerbeam
Jonathan K. Mason
Diane Robinson
Roy R. Rogers, Jr.
Elizabeth R. White
Class of ’09
Maria Allen
Dawn Brashear
William Brick
Erin Elliott
Dawn Howard
Brittany Melkus
John Pearson
Sharon Stevens
Shannon Swann
John Welsh
Class of ’10
Justin Ashooh
Icel Cavis
Robert Duckwall
Lauren Hackett
Mark Hebden
Shelby Hoffman
Erin Kissick
Gina M. Bennett Miller-Walters
Class of ’11
Jonathan Agee
Martin J. Burke
Pamela Caruso
Matthew Deaner
Jason W. Dodge
Rachel Molenda
Katy Mong
Jonathan Motichka
Katelyn Reeg
Jeremiah Sanders
Class of ’12
Stephanie Brooks
Michael Fitzgerald
Keith Jackson
Kailey Kenny
Stephen E. Kitner
Adam Otto
Kelly Penwell
William G. Pringle III‡
Karen Mirr Rice
Sylvia Thomas
Class of ’13
Jacqueline Binkley
Brent Francis
Justin Gildar
Jessica Herbert
Nicholas Mummert
Annette Rakes
Thomas Roccograndi
Rhonda Williams
Class of ’14
Mallory Craig
Sierra Fravel
Laura Gentile
Jill Harer
Jeffrey T. Huff
Heather MacPherson
Joshua Parker
Kevin Pawlak
Casie Rogers
Class of ’15
Julia Krall •
Members of the Leadership Circle have been instrumental in
providing the resources necessary to advance Shepherd’s strategic
priorities and help raise the university’s profile through outstanding programs and academics.
Leadership Circle donors help ensure the future of Shepherd
University through annual unrestricted gifts of $1,000 or more.
The uncommon commitment shown by alumni, friends, faculty,
staff, executive leadership, and board members demonstrate the
true passion and pride that so many feel for Shepherd.
We are proud to recognize the donors listed as members of
the Leadership Circle, who add strength to Shepherd’s mission
and positively impact students, faculty, and staff through their
philanthropy.
Jennifer Ewing Allen
Ramon ’62 and Mary Alvarez
Christopher and Lauren Ames
Paul ’70 and Judy ’70 Armstrong
Martin and Elise Baach
Rodney Bartgis ’81
Scott Beard and
Alan Gibson
Kenneth ’76 and Natasha Boone
Marcia Brand and
Mark Outhier
Gat and Susan Caperton
Leonard Frenkil and
Julia Davis
Lily Hill
Michael Hudson ’72
Stanley ’56 and Judith Ikenberry
Christian ’74 and Deborah ’74
Koerner
Ann Marie Legreid
William and Monica Lingenfelter
Allen ’67 and Sara ’67 Lueck
Holly ’04 and Keith McCall
Paul ’83 and Rosanne McDermott
Robert and Tia McMillan
Timothy ’80 and Carole McShea
Diane and Dave Melby
Shari Payne
D. Scott ’80 and Linda ’81 Roach
Robert B. Seem ’04
Thomas and Rebecca Segar
Norma Siler ’54
Stephen Skinner and
Jeffrey Gustafson
Michael ’89 and Wendy Smith
Mark and Barbara Stern
John ’81 and Deborah Thayer
Susan ’70 and Paul Thorniley
Austin ’57 and Edna Jean ’61 Webber
Paul and Lisa Welch
Karl Wolf ’70
Patricia ’77 and William Wright
Alfred ’89 and Laura Young
John and Lisa Younis
29.
Honor and Memorial Contributors
In Memory of Frances Knode Christman
In Memory of
Carole Ergin
In Memory of
Mrs. Confield
In Memory of
Guy J. Frank
Phi Sigma Chi
The following gifts were made through the Shepherd University Foundation
in memory or in honor of family members, teachers, or others who have
had a special impact on the donors’ lives. Contributions in any amount may
be designated in this way. These gifts are a generous and thoughtful way to
remember and recognize those who have made a difference.
In Memory of
Shirley K. Alger
William and Elyse Anderson
Karen and Kenneth Asche
Elizabeth Barclay
Bay Hundred
Ducks Unlimited
Betty and William Best
Daniel Bowen
Linwood Burton
John and Linda Digges
Kate Eglseder
Estate of Jane W. White Campbel
B. Hope Harrison
Charles ’49 Kline
Mary Rider ’56 Kline‡
Virginia Matthews
Mill Creek Intermediate, Cardinal Fund
John and Jolie Mitchell
George and Andrea Shoener
Cathryn Cadigan ’79 and William ’80 Thompson
In Memory of Albert and Helen Alvarez
Dianne and Michael Alvarez
In Honor of Ramon ’62 and Mary Alvarez
In Memory of Eugene D.
Asbury
Audrey Asbury
•
Leadership Circle
‡
30.
In Memory of Jean
Skinner Baldwin ’44
Michael ’53 and Lucy Skinner
In Honor of
Walter A. Barr, Jr ’62
Earl ’67 and Arlene Kayur Batten
Sherry Miller ’73 and
Jaime ’04 Brown
Donna and Wallace ’69 Carr
Gregory ’87 and Megan Bolyard ’91 Cooke
Janice and Anthony ’85 Green
Daryl Grove ’80
Jean Kingsbury and
J. Michael Jacobs
Richard ’61 and Mary Jane Jones ’65 Knode
In Honor of
Dennis Barron
Connie ’71 and Steven Washburn
In Memory of
Charles Barrow
Helen Cook Barrow ’40*
In Memory of
Richard Keith Batten
Susan Cranford Batten ’77
In Memory of
Helene Alvarez Bazzrea
Dianne and Michael Alvarez
In Honor of Dr. Carl Bell’s Retirement
Colleen Nolan
Carol and Jeffrey Plautz
Diane Michael ’73 and Edward ’73 Shewbridge
M. Andrea Ward
David Wing
In Memory of
Dr. Anthony Bodola
In Memory of
Annette S. Boggs
Dennis L. Barron ’73
Malcolm and Jean Boggs
Karen Brill
Deborah Judy
Deborah and J. David Judy
Doris and Richard Keller
Judith Anderson ’73 and Roy ’73 Matlick
Sandra Matthews
Phyllis Miller ’65 and
James McCleaf
Harriet Wright ’54 and William McCoy
Martha Mccoy
N. Jean Oursler
The Pendleton Times
Victoria and Timothy Schwinabart
Rhonda and Bruce Swayne
In Memory of Elizabeth Thornburgh Brown
Roland J. Brown*
In Memory of
Kenny Patrick Burcham
In Honor of
Dr. James A. Butcher
Paul ’70 and Judith
Harris ’70 Armstrong•
In Memory of
Dr. Howard N.
Carper, Jr. ’52
Jean Smith Carper ’52
In Memory of Howard and Goldie Carper
Ronald G. Carper ’85
In Memory of Beverly Yakubow Carr ’78
Dalton O. Carr ’70
In Honor of
Monte Cater
Pedro ’62 and Rebecca Diez
William and Monica Lingenfelter*•
Charlotte and Donald ’60 Painter
Philip T. Porterfield III
Francis and Viola Welch
Karl L. Wolf ’70*•
Sundae Fassig ’00
In Memory of
Jonathan Paul Daily
Judith and Larry Daily
Larry Z. Daily
Ruth Daily
Joanne and Barrie Gordon
Judith and Joel Marlow
In Honor of James M. ’59 and Mary Jane ’60
Davis’s Wedding
Anniversary
Anne and David ’73 Strider
In Memory of
Tony Del-Colle
Michael and Carol Del-Colle
In Memory of
Sharon Drummeter
Troy and Rose Atkinson
In Memory of Charles David Ebert and Sarah Reynolds Ebert
John T. Reynolds ’64*
In Memory of
John and Anna Hill Egle
John ’61 and Pat Moler ’60 Egle*
In Memory of
Dr. David C. Eldridge
Erdem and Joan Ergin*
Joann Campbell ’64 and Conrad Cohen
Charles ’64 and Sharon Higdon
Gary L. Lushbaugh ’63
In Memory of
Raymond Frazier
The Duke Energy Foundation
Allison Ramey ’91 and Charles Howard
James Leathers
W. Scott and Joanne Murray
Amy Sheetz
Sharon ’09 and Michael Stevens
Michael D. Thompson
In Memory of
William P. Griffith
Carole Griffith*
In Memory of
John Headlee
Annamae Rohanic
Darton ’63
In Memory of Ward and Amelia Hedges
Jamie Bain and Jeffrey ’69 Hedges
In Honor of
Ed Herendeen
Robert B. Seem ’04
Altria Group, Inc.
James E. Franke ’85
Betty Myers
In Honor of
Jennifer Hipp
In Memory of
Mary Sue Eldridge
In Memory of Edmund S.
Hoffmaster, Jr. ’51
WV Alpha Delta Kappa (Beta Alpha Chapter)
Susannah Lynch
Lelia Moler Hoffmaster
Shepherd University
In Honor of
Ann Hummer
Lorraine Costella
Patricia Custer
Jean Flory
Bonnie Ward
In Memory of
Mary O. Hunt
Barbara Hunt ’71 and
John ’71 Pichot
In Honor of
Dr. J. Michael Jacobs
Earl ’67 and Arlene Kayur
Batten
Sherry Miller ’73 and
Jaime ’04 Brown
Donna and Wallace ’69 Carr
Gregory ’87 and Megan
Bolyard ’91 Cooke
Janice and Anthony ’85
Green
Daryl Grove ’80
Brian Jackson ’87 and
Tamara Meyer
Jean Kingsbury and
J. Michael Jacobs
Richard ’61 and Mary Jane
Jones ’65 Knode
Allen ’67 and
Sara Taylor ’67 Lueck*•
Eugene ’83 and Christine
Lugat*
Joseph ’66 and Elizabeth
Strider ’67 Walter
In Honor of
Jerry and Carol Kerr
In Memory of
Herbert L. Lelansky
In Memory of
Joan Siler Kershner
In Memory of
David Lewis
In Memory of
Dr. E. William Johnson
Kitty Koepping
Lori Davis Linney ’06
In Memory of
Martha Josephs
Jefferson Howells
P.T. McIntire
Phi Sigma Chi
In Memory of
Dr. Harry V. Klug
William ’70 and Susan
Frazier
Gunther ’58 and Ann
Richmond Gottfeld
In Memory of
Frank D. Koepping
In Memory of
Ronald J. Koski
Diana Dickey Koski ’68*
In Memory of
Samuel O. Legreid
Ann Marie Legreid
Raymond V. O’Connor, Jr.
Ramon ’62 and Mary
Alvarez•
In Honor of
Dr. Burt Lidgerding’s
Retirement
David Wing
In Honor of
John D. Lowe ’53
In Memory of
Robert and Joan Lux
George ’79 and Anita
Bragaw
In Honor of Robin Lyles
Cornerstone Wealth
Management Group, Inc.
In Memory of Dr. John
Thomas Mentzer
Susan Mentzer-Blair ’72 and
William Blair*
For the many ways to give to Shepherd University and
information about membership societies in support of
special interests and programs, visit
www.shepherduniversityfoundation.org.
In Memory of
Evelyn Miller
Stanley and Judith Jones
In Memory of
Melvin Miller
Photo cour tesy Sydney Pringle
Right: Though Dr. William “Bill” Pringle’s path to higher education was, by his own admission, somewhat winding, it began
and ended at Shepherd University. After graduating from Charles Town High School in 1952 and ser ving as a U.S. Marine
Corps sergeant in Korea for three years, the Summit Point native attended Shepherd for several years before transferring
elsewhere to complete his studies.
He attended dental school at West Virginia University and graduated from Temple University School of Dentistr y for
Or thodontics before opening a dental practice with five satellite offices in nor th central West Virginia, where he remained
from 1967 through his retirement in 1992. Bill returned to Shepherd two decades later, following a post-retirement career
as a ski instructor in Breckenridge, Colorado, and graduated in 2012 with a Regents bachelor of ar ts (R.B.A.) degree.
Along the way, he established the Dr. Bill Pringle Scholarship in appreciation of his own Shepherd education. The award is
designated for Shepherd students majoring in science. Dr. Bill Pringle ’12 passed away on January 8, 2015 at his residence in
Bridgepor t surrounded by family.
In Honor of
Dr. John Morrill
Carol and Jeffrey Plautz
In Memory of
Wilma A. Neff
Cindy Hull ’79 and
Steve Ritz
In Memory of
Nellie Gantt Owens
Valerie Owens ’76
In Memory of
James Pantle
R. Scott Beard and
Alan Gibson•
Lois Kuhn ’78
Jean Litchfield
Mark ’87 and Lisa McCoy
Roger and Anne
Grissinger ’74 Munro
Hardin and Wendy Pantle
Wanda Pantle
William and Sherrill Pantle
Celia and Scott Van Gorder
In Memory of
Roger P. Parker
Walter ’70 and Freeda
Bowers
Joann Freeland Parker ’92
In Memory of
Jean F. Parsons
Shirley Parsons
In Memory of
Dr. Dean Pease
Arthur P. Foley
In Memory of Virginia
Lowe Ramsburg
In Memory of
Darrell Reeder
Eileen Reeder
In Memory of
Ronald R. Reeder ’35
Eileen Reeder
Ronald R. Reeder II ’64
Bernice Miller
31.
Left: In addition to her many accomplishments as president of Shepherd University for the past eight years, Suzanne
Shipley also left an impressive philanthropic legacy. It began in 2007 with the Create the Future Endowment, which she
established with her husband, Randy Wadswor th, in suppor t of students studying abroad. Additionally, each year a por tion
of the endowment’s interest is allocated for expenses incurred by faculty conducting research overseas. Having both been
privileged to travel abroad during their college years, the couple created the scholarship knowing what a remarkable learning experience travel can offer.
In 2014 Shipley and her brother, Wes Shipley, established the Mary Jane Shipley Scholarship in honor of their mother
on her 90th bir thday. Suppor ting female athletes par ticipating on intercollegiate spor ts teams, the award reflects Mary
Jane Shipley’s love of tennis, through which she was able to express her competitive nature. Dr. Shipley has always felt her
mother’s work on the cour t demonstrated how practice and persistence can turn into results.
Mar y Jane Shipley herself took an active role in establishing the Shipley legacy at Shepherd when she created the Walker
Hor ton Shipley Music Scholarship in memor y of her late husband, who was always happiest listening to or playing music.
Accordingly, the scholarship suppor ts students pursuing studies in the area of music.
Dr. Shipley is pictured at a 2014 football game with her namesake, Zan, the Shepherd ram mascot.
In Honor of
Dr. John F. Schmidt
Cecelia Mason
Gaylen ’85 and Karen Johnson
Lisa Gregory ’90 and
Brent ’89 May
Sandra and Donald May
In Memory of
Sue B. Reese
Maureen Miller ’84
In Memory of Elsie Brown ’23 and
Joseph J. Renn, Jr.
Roberta ’62 and Sidney Absher
Joseph ’60 and Robin Renn
In Honor of
Dr. Michael P. Riccards
Cheryl Flagg ’69
In Memory of BB&T Lacy Rice Sr.
•
Leadership Circle
‡
32.
Scholarship Fund
Lacy ’99 and Suzy Rice
In Memory of
Jesse Riggleman
In Memory of Mary Elizabeth Roberts
Brian Peterson and
Elizabeth Roberts
In Honor of
Nora Roberts
The Nora Roberts Foundation
In Memory of
John David Russell ’75
Justin and Kerri Namolik
Marlene Russell
In Memory of
Stanley O. Schrader
William ’55 and Susan Golden
In Honor of
Mary Jane Shipley
Kathleen and Wesley Shipley
Suzanne Shipley and Randall Wadsworth*
In Honor of
Dr. Suzanne Shipley
Joyce and John Allen
Mary Jane Shipley*
In Memory of Merle J. and Josephine Saville Shultz
Jeffrey S. Shultz ’63
In Honor of
Mark A. Snell
James R. Pearson ’91
In Memory of
Edna Snyder
Harry and Carol Kable
In Memory of
Paxton Gregg Snyder
Vivian Snyder
Melinda Winstead
In Honor of Rebecca and Skip Speaks
Robert and Deborah Nerhood
In Memory of
Julia Gay Stokes
In Memory of
Elizabeth R. Tabler ’39
David E. Tabler
In Memory of
Michael Teets
Mark Remington ’86 and Lesley Sisk
In Memory of
Ollie Lightfoot Tolbert
Shirley and James Tolbert
In Memory of
Richard L. Stephan
In Honor of
Rev. John Torrence
Shepherdstown Lutheran Parish
In Memory of
Ella Mae Turner
Charles R. Frownfelter
In Honor of
Richard T. Whistner
Karen ’69 and W. Ross ’58 Cunningham*
In Memory of
Neill M. Whittington II
Michelle L. Whittington
In Honor of Charles H. Woodward ’59
Elizabeth Nicodemus
Robert and Ruth Stephan
Gene R. Bartlett ’80 •
Corporate and Organization Donors
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Eackles-Spencer Funeral Home
Elianna LLC
Estate of William E. Moler
Help-U-Sell Keystone Realty
Leiters’ Fine Catering, Inc.
Martinsburg Family Healthcare
Mid-Atlantic Group
Mill Creek Intermediate, Cardinal Fund
PNGI Charles Town Gaming, LLC
Presidential Storage, Inc.
Shear Image
Simply Charming, Inc.
Smoke Hole Caverns
State Farm Insurance,
Agent Trish Howser
T. Rowe Price
Foundation, Inc.
Tau Kappa Epsilon, Shepherd University
Tom’s Custom Flooring
V. E. Mauck Contractors
Valley Soil Consulting LLC
Yore & Associates, LLC •
Shepherd University
Foundation Named Memorial and Honorary Endowments
$1,000,000+
Ralph Burkhart Legacy: General academic scholarship
and university support
Stanley C. and Shirley A. Marinoff Endowment: Support
for CATF and student interns
James and Katherine Moler Scholarship: West Virginia
student athletes and general education students
Robert L. and Jean M. Rissler Scholarship: General
academic students
Ruth Yates Family Scholarship: Student athletes participating in a recognized Shepherd athletic program (deferred
funding)
$500,000-$999,999
Roland J. Brown and Elizabeth Thornburg Brown
Scholarship: Mathematics, engineering, English, or science
students from the Eastern Panhandle (deferred funding)
Drs. Dorothy and Allison Hively Scholarship: Education students; general academic students (deferred funding)
Ann Wilson Hummer Endowment for Scarborough
Library: Support for the library (deferred funding)
Leonard J. McCormack Endowment for Nursing: Scholarship and program support
Rubye Clyde McCormick Scholarship: General academic
students
Moler General Scholarship: General academic students
William E. (Ned) Moler Scholarship: General academic
students
$100,000-$499,999
Michael M. Athey, Ed.D. Endowed Scholarship: Science
education students and student athletes in men’s and women’s
basketball and volleyball (deferred funding)
BB&T Bank/Lacy I. Rice Sr. Endowed Scholarship:
Eastern Panhandle students
Helen and Albert Alvarez Memorial Scholarship: West
Virginia students
Ramon A. and Mary E. Alvarez Faculty Excellence
Fund in Business Administration: Support for business
department faculty
Dawn E. Beaumont University Faculty Excellence
Fund: Support for visiting professors, alumni, and dignitaries
John R. Conard Science Fund: Scholarship and program
support
Mark H. Curley Endowment: Political science students
participating in the Canadian Parliament Internship Program
(deferred funding)
Thomas T. and Margaret S. Dunn Scholarship: Martinsburg High School students
W. R. Hearst Endowed Scholarship for Honors
Programs: Honors Program students
C. Brown and Hazel M. Hendricks Scholarship: Home
economics, psychology, arts, or music students
Ray and Madeline Johnston Endowed Chair in
American History: Support for history department faculty
Sarah Knutti Library Fund: Scarborough Library program
support
Thomas and Sherry Lurry Memorial Scholarship:
General academic students
Jo Ann Mentzer Scholarship: Elementary education
students from Berkeley, Jefferson, or Morgan counties
Andrew D. Michael Endowed Chair for Theater: Faculty
excellence support (deferred funding)
Thomas W. Miller Endowed Chair in Visual Arts: Visual
arts faculty excellence support (deferred funding)
Thomas W. Miller Endowed Professorship in Visual
Arts: Visual arts faculty excellence support (deferred funding)
M. Elizabeth Oates Faculty Excellence Endowment
for Business: Business faculty excellence support (deferred
funding)
Carl K. Rauch Endowed Scholarship for Mathematics
and Mathematics Education: Math and math education
students
Carl K. Rauch Endowed Scholarship for Science and
Science Education: Science and science education students
Carl K. Rauch Endowed Scholarship for Nursing:
Nursing students
Carl K. Rauch Endowed Scholarship for Education:
Education students
Carl K. Rauch Endowed Scholarship for Fine Arts: Fine
arts students
Carl K. Rauch and Susan Besaw Rauch Endowed Scholarship for Business: Business or accounting students
Elsie Brown and Joseph J. Renn Memorial Scholarship:
Biological sciences students
John T. Reynolds Endowed Chair in Chemistry: Chemistry faculty excellence support (deferred funding)
Edward and Mary Ann Rogers Education Scholarship:
Education students (deferred funding)
M. Saufley and Virginia Rudasill Saufley Memorial
Scholarship: Nursing students
Florence and Velma Shaw Memorial: Scholarship and
residence hall life enhancement program support
Shepherd Ram Common Man Endowed Football Scholarship: Football student athletes
Shepherd University General Enhancement: General university program support
Edward L. Snyder Endowed Chair for Business and
Social Sciences: Business program dean’s faculty excellence
support
James and Frances Flagg Wilson Endowment: Athletic
scholarship and program support
$50,000-$99,999
Bertha Rae Baker Memorial Scholarship: Minority education students
Jean Skinner Baldwin Memorial Scholarship: Jefferson
County elementary education students
Walter A. Barr and J. Michael Jacobs Endowed
Football Scholarship: Football student athletes
Helen Cook Barrow Scholarship Fund: Education
students
Dr. Sara H. Cree Scholarship: Physical education students
Mary Jane Davis Scholarship: Education students
Nancy Miller Dockeney Memorial Scholarship: Music
students
Jack and Pat Egle Scholarship: West Virginia biology or
chemistry students (deferred funding)
Carole Ergin Scholarship Fund: West Virginia social work
students
M. Douglas Harlan Endowment: Community college
scholarship and program support
Capt. Charles N.G. and Jessie S. Hendrix Memorial:
Pre-med or related field
Mary J. Hendrix Scholarship: General academic students
Ernest Houser, Jr. and Gladys V. Houser, R.N. Scholarship: West Virginia nursing students
Michael W. Hudson Scholarship: General education
students (deferred funding)
Stanley O. Ikenberry Presidential Discretionary Fund:
Shepherd University president’s support for excellence
Jefferson County Degree Completion Scholarship Fund:
Minority residents of Jefferson County
Elmer F. Keebler Memorial Scholarship: General
academic students
Marian and Upton Martin Scholarship: Deserving West
Virginia students
McMillan Family Scholarship for Theater: Theater
students
George Tyler Moore Center for the Study of the Civil
War: Support of Civil War research
Donald L. Myers Scholarship: Business, economics, or
accounting students from Maryland
Travis M. Propst Faculty Excellence Fund for Economics: Economics faculty excellence support (deferred funding)
Travis M. Propst Scholarship: Economics students
(deferred funding)
Dr. Ruth Scarborough Scholarship: Social science
students
Scarborough Society Faculty Excellence Endowment
Fund: Library dean faculty excellence support
Scarborough Society of Shepherd University Fund:
Designated for the improvement of the library’s information
technology
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Rob Shaw
Terry ’72 and Kathy
Schell ’74 Hardy •
Merle J. and Josephine Saville Shultz Scholarship:
Elementary education and science students
Shepherd University Alumni Association Library
Endowment: Library program support
Shepherd University Classified Employees Scholarship:
Students who are children of classified employees
Suzanne Shipley/Create the Future Endowment:
Students and faculty studying abroad
T. Edward Stotler Memorial Scholarship: Business
administration students
Washington Chair of Ethics: Faculty excellence support
Earl W. Weller Memorial Scholarship: Berkeley County
students
$20,000-$49,999
1955 Football Team Endowment: Football program
support
Alumni Association Scholarship Endowment: General
academic students
Athletic Scholarship: Student athletes
Myra H. Ault Scholarship: Early childhood education
students
Bank of Charles Town Scholarship: General academic
students
Keith and Susan Batten Scholarship: Nursing or social
work students from Jefferson or Berkeley counties
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Left: Senior Charles (Chuck) Gaines, of
Washington, D.C., is a recreation and
leisure studies major and recipient of the
Rober t L. and Jean M. Rissler Scholarship,
established in 1987 by Rober t Rissler ’47
in memor y of his late wife, Jean Rissler ’49.
Originally established in Jean’s name only,
Rober t later changed the name of the
award to reflect the couple’s mutual desire
to leave their entire estate to Shepherd.
While the scholarship financially assisted
numerous Shepherd students during the
last 15 years of Rober t’s life, it was not
until his passing in 2002 that the full scope
of Rober t and Jean’s generosity came to
fruition. Since that time, approximately
30 students per year benefit from awards
funded through the Rober t and Jean Melvin
Rissler Scholarship. As one such student,
Chuck Gaines is grateful for their generosity. “This scholarship is the reason I am
able to fur ther my education following a
financial crisis,” he said. “If it’s not hard, then
it’s not wor th it.”
Helene Alvarez Bazzrea Memorial Scholarship: Elementary education students
BB&T Bank Scholarship (formerly F&M): General
academic and business students
Dr. Carl Bell Biology Fund: Biology scholarship and
program support
James W. and Sharon Devol Brown Scholarship: Education students and student athletes (with preference for
basketball)
Ralph and Margaret Burkhart Memorial Scholarship:
Science, business education, or arts and humanities students
Erma Ora Byrd Memorial Scholarship: Funded by
PrimeCare Medical, Inc. for nursing students
Robert A. and Linda Grove Carpenter Scholarship:
Engineering or other hard science students (with preference
for Washington County, Maryland, Berkeley County, HCC
transfers, business minors, and veterans and their spouses or
dependents)
Monte Cater Silver Anniversary Endowed Football
Scholarship: Football student athletes
Charles Town Kiwanis Club Scholarship: General
academic students
Albert H. and Estelle Koonce Cobb Memorial
Research: Science research support
Daniel and Orpha Cowgill Scholarship: Support for
Shepherd South Branch area students (deferred funding)
Jonathan Paul Daily Endowed Scholarship: Applied
mathematics students
Tony Del-Colle Endowed Memorial: Jefferson County
returning students
Delta Sigma Pi, Epsilon Kappa Alumni Association
Scholarship: Delta Sigma Pi students
District VI Nurses Scholarship: District VI Nursing
students
Charles E. Doss Memorial Scholarship: General
academic students
Professor Sharon R. Drummeter Endowed Scholarship
for Nursing Scholarship: Nursing students
Catherine Dunlop Scholarship: Elementary education
students
David L. Dunlop Honors Scholarship: Honors Program
students
David C. Eldridge Scholarship: West Virginia science
students
Mary C. Enright Scholarship: History students
Alice Wright Frank Memorial Scholarship: Music
students
Guy J. Frank Memorial Faculty Enrichment Fund for
Music: Support for music department faculty
Foundation Football Scholarship: Football student
athletes
Carrie Armstrong Gans Memorial Scholarship: Deserving West Virginia education students
Gateway Nursing Endowment: Merit awards nursing
students
James S. Hafer Memorial Scholarship: Political science
students
Frances and Lucille Hefflebower Scholarship: West
Virginia elementary education students
Ida Elizabeth Hendricks Memorial Scholarship: Developmental studies students
Ed Herendeen Fund for Contemporary Theater: CATF
program support
Keith L. Hess Scholarship: Basketball student athletes
Holcombe English Scholarship: English education students
Margaret Ikenberry Memorial Fund for Popodicon
Garden: Beautification of Popodicon garden
Dr. Oliver Ikenberry Memorial Scholarship: Outstanding
student awards
Jefferson Security Bank Scholarship: General academic
students
Jerry and Carol Kerr Faculty Excellence Fund for
Accounting: Accounting faculty excellence support
Jerry and Carol Kerr Scholarship: Accounting students
James and Virginia Kinkead and Hilda Beall Kinkead
Scholarship: Education students
William E. and Jo Ann Jackson Knode Scholarship:
E. William Johnson Memorial Scholarship: Business
students
Shepherd University
R. e. knutti, M.d. fund in MeMoRy of John g. knutti:
University library program support
glen lapp excellence in nuRSing endowMent: Outstanding West Virginia students
alMyRa p. leMen ScholaRShip: Student athletes
louiSe nelSon leonaRd MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Political
science students
andRew f. and viRginia heckeRt long ScholaRShip:
John d. and elizaBeth S. lowe ScholaRShipS: Students on
golf team; historic preservation students
lueck-tayloR MeMoRial footBall ScholaRShip: Football
student athletes
newton B. Mckee ScholaRShip: Berkeley/Jefferson County
students
evelyn MilleR ScholaRShip: Multicultural Leadership
students
JeffRey MilleR MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Art students
toM e. MoSeS MeMoRial lectuRe on the u.S. conStitution: Annual lecture series focusing on constitutional issues
and civil liberties
MulticultuRal leadeRShip ScholaRShip: Students committed to improving diversity and race relations
annette MuRphy faculty excellence fund in engliSh:
English department faculty excellence support
geoRge M. nethken gRaduate fellowShip: Fellowship
award to the George Tyler Moore Center for the Study of the
Civil War
dR. JaMeS pantle MuSic education ScholaRShip: Music
and music education students
John glenn phillipS MeMoRial ScholaRShip: General
academic students
thoMaS a. polutanovitch ScholaRShip: Science students
from Delaware
peggy collinS poRteRfield MeMoRial nuRSing ScholaRShip: Nursing students
dR. Bill pRingle ScholaRShip: Science students
daRRell ReedeR MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Biology students
Ronald ReedeR MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Deserving environmental sciences students
thoMaS guy ReynoldS ScholaRShip: Education students
iMogene coleMan davenpoRt Riely MeMoRial ScholaRShip: General academic students, first priority to Jefferson
County residents
leedS k. Riely MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Jefferson County
students
Roach oil coMpany BuSineSS ScholaRShip: Business management students
thelMa faye RollinS ScholaRShip: Blind students
John david RuSSell MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Basketball
student athletes
adele and chaRleS SandS ScholaRShip: First-year or
transfer student athletes, preference for business administration students or related field
John f. SchMidt ScholaRShip: Chemistry students
ScholaRShip fund foR StudentS fRoM waShington
county, MaRyland: General academic students
floRence Shaw endowMent: Education students
ShepheRd univeRSity aluMni aSSociation ScholaRShip
endowMent: General academic students
ShepheRd univeRSity faculty Senate ScholaRShip:
Faculty family students
M. louiSe ShiMp MeMoRial faculty excellence endowMent fund foR aRt: Faculty excellence support
MaRy Jane Shipley ScholaRShip: Female student athletes
participating on intercollegiate sports teams
walkeR hoRton Shipley MuSic ScholaRShip: Music
students
geRald f. SMith MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Frederick County,
Virginia, business, science, or engineering students
elizaBeth J. SnydeR MeMoRial ScholaRShip: History
students (deferred funding)
edna and henRy SnydeR, JR. ScholaRShip: Jefferson
County students
dR. williaM M. Speg MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Secondary
education students
dR. MaRk SteRn and dR. BaRBaRa SteRn endowMent:
Honors Program students (deferred funding)
violet wilt StewaRt MeMoRial ScholaRShip: 4-H
students from Hardy, Grant, or Pendleton counties in West
Virginia.
How do I establish an endowed fund?
It is a simple process to create a legacy that will honor someone special in your
life. A named endowed fund can be established for a gift or deferred gift of $25,000.
For assistance, please visit www.shepherduniversityfoundation.org or contact Monica
Lingenfelter, executive vice president, Shepherd University Foundation, 800-3445231 or 304-876-5397, fax: 304-876-5004, or email to [email protected].
StoReR college ScholaRShip: General academic students
John p. and linda M. StRideR ScholaRShip: Accounting or
business students
geoRge and MaRgaRet taBleR ScholaRShip: Berkeley
County elementary or secondary education students
w. R. thacheR MeMoRial: General academic students
tiano faMily endowed ScholaRShip: General academic
students
RoBeRt Schell ulRich endowMent: George Tyler Moore
Center for the Study of the Civil War program support
(deferred funding)
van eveRa ScholaRShip: General academic students
waShington county, MaRyland, hoMeMakeRS ScholaRShip: Washington County, Maryland, students
paul and liSa welch endowMent: Community-based
program support
elizaBeth wilSon ScholaRShip: Eastern Panhandle students
geoRge wilSon endowMent foR coMMunicationS: Communications students (deferred funding)
geoRge wilSon endowMent foR MuSic: Music students
(deferred funding)
haRRy edwaRd wilt, JR. MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Eastern
Panhandle business/math/science students
kaRl l. wolf geneRal athletic ScholaRShip: General
academic student athletes (deferred funding)
kaRl l. wolf geneRal endowMent: General scholarship,
faculty excellence, and program support (deferred funding)
kaRl l. wolf laMBda chi alpha ScholaRShip: General
academic students who are members of Lambda Chi Alpha
(deferred funding)
kaRl l. wolf new and eMeRging SpoRtS ScholaRShip:
General academic student athletes participating in new or
emerging sports (deferred funding)
JaMeS wRight endowMent: Academic programs support
(deferred funding)
$10,000-$19,999
allegheny poweR ScholaRShip: General academic students
RayMond BaBy-J.o. knott ScholaRShip: General academic
students from Washington County, Maryland, and Jefferson
County
BaSketBall ScholaRShip: Basketball student athletes
BeRkeley county cRiMe SolveRS ScholaRShip: Criminal
justice or fire science students
JeffeRy l. BlouSe MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Freshman
students active in HIV prevention and awareness
g. d. BRagaw ScholaRShip in MeMoRy of RoBeRt a. lux:
Political science or history students
JoSeph and williaM ByeRS MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Education or business students
RogeR and eMily ciSSel ScholaRShip: Appalachia and West
Virginia students
citizenS national Bank, BeRkeley SpRingS, ScholaRShip:
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Rob Shaw
S. Dallas Cooley Scholarship: South Branch area nursing
students
Shirley Cooper Memorial Scholarship: Tucker County
students
Deborah Dhayer Scholarship: Female student athletes
Eastern Panhandle Federal Executives Association
of West Virginia Public Service Scholarship: General
academic students involved in public service
Charles David and Sarah Reynolds Ebert Memorial
Scholarship: Berkeley County elementary education
students
John L. and Anna Hill Egle Memorial Scholarship:
Everhart-Dersam-Unseld Scholarship: Elementary education students
Barbara Puckett Greenstreet Scholarship: Education
students
Lavely D. Gruber Scholarship: General academic students
Ken and Kitty Harbaugh Scholarship: Washington
County, Maryland, elementary education students
Ray E. Harris Scholarship: Science students
Dayton and Donna Hinke Scholarship: West Virginia
elementary or secondary education students
Dr. Cornelia Hoch-Ligeti Memorial: Music or life science
students
Josephine Elizabeth McMurran Kellogg Scholarship:
Nontraditional students
Richard A. Keplinger Scholarship: Delta Sigma students
Percy H. and Hubert D. Lowry Memorial Scholarship:
West Virginia students
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Left: As a first-year student at Shepherd in 2014, Michael
Grant, of Harpers Ferry, was the recipient of three privately
funded scholarship awards, each of which benefits multiple
students. Ever y year, awards funded through the James and
Katherine Moler Scholarship and the United National Bank
Scholarship assist numerous deserving Shepherd students.
Additionally, during the 2014-2105 academic year,
Michael was one of 20 students to receive the First in Your
Family Scholarship, which resulted from a 10-year initiative
developed in 2000. The multifaceted program sought to assist regional high school students from low-income families
through college preparator y sessions, work site visits, and
incentive-based scholarships. When the program ended
in 2010, donors Tom and Dee Taylor, of Harpers Ferr y,
chose to give the remaining funds to Shepherd as a way of
saying thank you to the university for providing space and
volunteers for the First in Your Family college preparatory
sessions. For Michael, the three scholarships offered him a
chance to chase his goals, which include earning a college
degree.
Mr. and Mrs. C. David Miller Scholarship: Nontraditional West Virginia students
Albert C. and Jeanne V. Nerhood Memorial Scholarship: Jefferson County nursing students
Caroline Pritts Nethken Memorial Scholarship: Deserving elementary education students
Lt. Gilbert Perry Memorial Scholarship: General
academic students
Piedmont High School Scholarship: Graduates and
descendants of PHS graduates
Virginia Lowe Ramsburg Memorial Scholarship: West
Virginia nursing students
Jason G. Regester Memorial Scholarship: Nursing
students, male preference
John Thomas Reynolds Scholarship: General academic
students
Harry C. Rickard Scholarship: General academic students
Roy Blake and Beatrice Lentz Shrout Memorial Scholarship: Rising junior or senior West Virginia education
students
Amanda Smailes Memorial Scholarship: Berkeley County
nursing students completing junior year
Martha L. Smith Memorial Scholarship: Deserving West
Virginia agriculture, horticulture related, or environmental
science students
Richard L. Stephan Endowment and Scholarship:
Astronomy students and program support
Leona Bent Stutzman Memorial Scholarship: University
support
Elizabeth R. Tabler Scholarship: Elementary/secondary
education students
Bertha M. Thomas Memorial Scholarship: General
academic students
Rev. Paul and Jean Thompson Scholarship: Pre-ministerial students
John F. Torrence and Shepherdstown Lutheran Parish
Scholarship: General academic students
Dr. C. Vincent Townsend EMS Scholarship: EMS
Eastern Panhandle, safety
Gregg Warfield Memorial: Graduates of Dundalk,
Patapsco, or Sparrows Point high schools
Jack M. and Anna P. Widmyer Scholarship: General
academic students
Charles Woodward Scholarship: Nursing, biology, or
related medical field students
$5,000-$9,999
Academic Programs: University academic programs support
Mrs. John N. Andrews Scholarship: General academic
students
I.O. Ash Memorial Scholarship: Secondary education
students
Minerva Pritchard Bancroft Memorial: Theater students
Hazel Barnes Memorial Scholarship: Freshman general
academic students from Falling Waters
C. Thomas Baxter Memorial Scholarship: General
academic students
Joanna de B. Blundell Memorial Scholarship: Arts
students
Ruth F. Brant Memorial: Nursing students
Harry Hunter Burks, Jr. Memorial Scholarship:
Elementary education students
Business Administration Scholarship: Business administration students
James A. Butcher Education Scholarship: Education
students
Howard N. Carper, Jr. Scholarship: General academic
students
Alma Lee Strider Christian Scholarship: General
academic students
Sara Beth Chroussis Memorial Fund: Art students
City National Bank Scholarship: General academic
students
George W. Dersam and Blanche Dersam Everhart
Memorial Scholarship: Elementary education students
Catherine C. Fix English Department Fund: Theme
writing awards
D. Allen Fowler Memorial Scholarship: Eastern West
Virginia students
Guy Frank Professor Emeritus Scholarship: Music
students
Friends of the Art Department Fund: Art students and
program support for the Department of Contemporary Art
and Theater
Shepherd University
Right: A senior majoring in biology with a concentration in
pre-veterinar y medicine, Carrie Ar vin, of Falling Waters, is
the recipient of two general academic Foundation awards
—the Thomas and Sherr y Lurr y Memorial Scholarship and
the Helen and Alber t Alvarez Memorial Scholarship.
The former was created by Thomas M. Lurr y in suppor t
of residents of West Virginia, while the latter was established by Ramon Alvarez ’62 and his wife, Mar y, in honor of
Ray’s deceased parents. While neither was able to complete
a college education, both of his parents stressed the value
of higher education, inspiring Ray to enter Shepherd. He
has since ser ved as president of the Foundation’s board of
directors and currently ser ves as its vice president. He is
also the long-time president of the Scarborough Society of
Shepherd University.
Carrie is appreciative of her scholarship awards, saying,
“Through the suppor t of my scholarships, I will be able
to complete my undergraduate career debt-free, allowing
me to move on to veterinar y school without unnecessar y
financial burden.”
Tri-State Civitan Scholarship: West Virginia, Maryland,
or Pennsylvania nursing, social work, or psychology students
United National Bank Scholarship: Business administration students
Washington Gateway Program Endowed Scholarship:
Karen Wempe Memorial Scholarship: General academic
students
West Virginia Society of D.C. Scholarship: West
Virginia general academic students
James and Gladys Wright Fund: Unrestricted university
support (deferred funding)
Zenith Young Memorial Scholarship: General academic
students
$2,000-$4,999
Accounting Scholarship: Accounting students
Howard N. and Goldie G. Carper Memorial Scholarship: General academic students
Charles Town Lions Club Scholarship: Nursing students
Earl Coffman Scholarship: General academic students
Marguerite Colavecchio Memorial Scholarship: West
Virginia business students
Richard “Larry” Collette Memorial Scholarship:
Student athletes
Kay and Daniel De Palma Scholarship: Senior business
administration students
John E. Diehl Memorial Scholarship: Chemistry students
Elementary Education Scholarship: Elementary education
students
Rob Shaw
Pauline Gregory Memorial Scholarship: Nursing students
Florence M. Hamilton Memorial Scholarship: Elementary education students
John Headlee Memorial Scholarship: General academic
students
Hazel Hendricks Endowed Family/Consumer Sciences
Scholarship: Books/supplies for FCS students
Elise Hoch Memorial Scholarship: Music students
Edmund Schley and Lelia Jeanette Moler Hoffmaster
Scholarship: Jefferson County education students
Huntington National Bank Scholarship: General
academic students
Dr. Fred Kenamond Business Scholarship: Business
students
Calvin and Dorothy Rutherford Kibler Memorial
Scholarship: Berkeley County students
Capt. Joseph G. Kime III Memorial Scholarship: Jefferson
County veterans or children of veterans
Frederick Klein Memorial Scholarship: Student athletes
Harry V. Klug Memorial Scholarship: General academic
students
Library Miscellaneous: Scarborough Library program
support
Vera Malton Scholarship: English and communications
students
Martinsburg Civitan Club Scholarship: Nursing,
pre-med, or special education students
D. Lee Morgan Scholarship: Fire science students
Wilma A. Neff Endowed Scholarship: Jefferson County or
Eastern Panhandle elementary education students with strong
emphasis in special education
David and Betsy Newlin Scholarship: General academic
students
Nellie Gantt Owens Book Scholarship: English students
Jean F. Parsons Memorial Scholarship: Nursing students
Coach Dean Pease Memorial Scholarship: Baseball
program support
President’s Faculty Excellence Fund: General faculty
excellence support
N. Lamont Pyles Scholarship: General academic students
Dr. Michael Riccards Minority Student Scholarship:
Minority general academic students
Anna Thorn Rice Memorial Scholarship: Nursing
students
Paul Saab Memorial Scholarship: General academic
students
Catherine Ocheltree and Kenneth Miller Saunders
Memorial Scholarship: General academic students
Shepherd University Foundation Tours Scholarship:
Shepherd New and Emerging Sports Scholarship: Future
sports programs support
Paxton Gregg and Vivian Park Snyder Scholarship:
Student support for purchase of textbooks
Agnes Tabler Scholarship: Elementary education students
Annita L. Capouellez-Flett Memorial Scholarship:
Nursing students
Leona Henshaw Thatcher Eubank Memorial Scholarship: Junior or seniors in speech communications or forensics;
preference to West Virginia or Maryland students
Raymond and Ceil Frazier Music Scholarship: Music and
music education students
Charles H. and Clara L. Freeland Scholarship: Hampshire or Jefferson County elementary education students
Margaret R. Good Memorial Music Scholarship: Music
students
Mark S. Grove Memorial Scholarship: Sophomore
accounting students
Earl E. Henderson Scholarship: General academic
students
Kris Hughes/Angelo Smith Memorial Scholarship:
Business student athletes who play football
Hungarian Student Scholarship: Hungarian students
Mary C. Hunter Scholarship: West Virginia students
Martha Josephs Memorial Scholarship: General academic
students
Leo G. Kesecker Scholarship: Berkeley County education
students
John Knipe Memorial Scholarship: Education students
Mary Elizabeth Lewis Memorial Scholarship: Music and
computer science students
John Y. McDonald Memorial Scholarship: General
academic scholarship students
Benjamin and Mary Lou Mehrling Fund: General
academic students (deferred funding)
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Homer N. and Jane Beverly Staples Pankey Research
Memorial Scholarship: Research support
Jennings Randolph Endowed Scholarship in Environmental Sciences: Environmental sciences students
Kenneth Riley Memorial Scholarship: Psychology major
students
Zoë Haynes Seale Scholarship: General academic students
Servicemaster, Inc. Scholarship: General academic
students
Nevin M. Shank Memorial Scholarship: Junior general
education or business students from Washington County,
Maryland
Shenandoah Federal Savings Bank Scholarship: Business
students
Shepherd University Class of 1962 Honor Fund:
Shepherd University Class of 1996 Scholarship: General
academic students
Peter/Solomon Shriver Memorial Scholarship: Students
who are descendants of Peter or Solomon Shriver
Gordon Slonaker Memorial Scholarship: General
academic students
Virginia DeHaven Stuckey Memorial Scholarship: Education students
Sundry Scholarship: Football, business, basketball or
nursing students
Mary Livers Thorn Memorial Scholarship: Nursing
students
Ollie Lightfoot Tolbert Memorial Scholarship: Multicultural Leadership students
James R. Wilkins Educational Scholarship: Education
or environmental education students from Frederick County,
Virginia
$1,000-$1,999
James Bryant Memorial Scholarship: Science education
students
Agnes Burns Memorial Scholarship: General academic
students
Charles Town Gaming Scholarship: Students who are
employed by Charles Town Races and Slots
Chemistry Fund: Chemistry program support
Community Oil Company Scholarship: General academic
students
Scott Davis Memorial Scholarship: Art education
students
JoAnne Swan Greenlee Award: Women’s studies students
Charlie Kave Memorial Scholarship: Football student
athletes
Carroll and Mary Ellen Wareham Kline Scholarship:
Eastern Panhandle students
Janet Yvonne Riley Memorial Scholarship: General
academic students
Shepherd University Classes of 1959, 1960, 1961, 1963,
1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972,
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1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981,
1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990,
1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002,
2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011,
2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 Honor Funds: General academic
students
Shepherd University South Branch Scholarship: South
Branch area students
Charles H. Smith Memorial Award in Social Work:
Social work students
William M. Stanley Memorial Scholarship: Student
athletes
Bruce M. Van Wyk Scholarship: General academic
students
Evelyne and Maurice Viener Scholarship: General
academic students
James and Pamela Watson Scholarship: West Virginia
nontraditional female students
Dr. W.H.S. White Memorial Scholarship: General
academic students
Annually Funded Awards
$100,000+
Frada Fine Scholarship: Funded by the Fine Trust for Martinsburg H.S. graduating seniors
$10,000-$49,999
Loats Foundation Scholarship: Public service students
from broken homes in Frederick County, Maryland
We Believe Scholarship: Deserving art students
John and Lisa Wolff Scholarship, Rural Financial
Planning Project: Finance students
$5,000-$9,999
Canadian Parliament Internship Program: Support for
student to study parliament in Ottawa
Doctor of Nursing Practice Program: Support for
nursing doctoral program development
Rob and Mary Logan Hoxton Scholarship, Rural
Financial Planning Project: Finance students
Prestigious National Scholarship Program: Support for
development of national scholarship program
Rural Financial Planning Scholarship, Rural Financial Planning Project: Finance students
$2,000-$4,999
Thomas Fehmel Scholarship: General academic students
Ward and Amelia Hedges Memorial Scholarship: Communications, speech and drama, broadcasting, and English
students from Berkeley County; preference to Hedgesville
High School graduates
Eugene and Christine Lugat Defensive Player Football
Scholarship: Football student athletes
Henry W. Miller, Jr. Scholarship: Environmental science
students
Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship: Members of Phi Theta
Kappa
Mary Elizabeth Roberts Scholarship: Graduates of River
View High School, McDowell County
Michael and Teresa Stout Scholarship: Junior or senior
second semester students from Berkeley County; preference to
Martinsburg High School graduates
Ella May Turner Scholarship: General academic students
$500-$1,999
Berkeley Community Pride Scholarship: Environmental
studies students from the Eastern Panhandle
Boyle Family Scholarship: Marching band students
Boyle Family Football Scholarship: Football student
athletes
Distinguished Graduate Studies Award: Distinguished
graduate student in scholarship; distinguished graduate
student in professionalism
Mike Doran Scholarship: Soccer student athletes
Eta Chapter Delta Kappa Gamma Society International
Scholarship: Female junior or senior education students
Greentree Realty: Business students from Berkeley or Jefferson County
Anna Henshaw Gardiner Memorial Scholarship: Awards
funded by the NSDAR for nursing students
Frank D. Koepping Athletic Scholarship: General
academic student athletes
La Societe des 40 Hommes et 8 Chevaux Scholarship:
Nursing students
Samuel O. Legreid Student Research Presentation
Award: Awards for business and social sciences students
James Leverett Job Corp Scholarship: General academic
students who are graduates of Job Corps
William and Monica Lingenfelter Scholarship: Football
student athletes
McMurran Scholars Association Scholarship: Graduate-level students who are McMurran Scholars
Njouve Scholarship: Sociology students
John B. Morrill Award: Student research in genetics
Betty Pugh Memorial Scholarship: CTC science students
Sue B. Reese Memorial Nursing Scholarship: SU and
CTC nursing students
SU Offensive Line Football Scholarship: Football student
athletes
Neil M. Whittington II Memorial Scholarship: Tennis
student athletes •
How do I establish an annually funded award?
Awards may be funded annually through gifts or pledges. For
more information, visit www.shepherduniversityfoundation.
org or contact Monica Lingenfelter, executive vice president,
Shepherd University Foundation, 800-344-5231, ext. 5397 or
304-876-5397 or email [email protected] .
Shepherd University
Statement of Financial Position
Founding Members: Women Investing in Shepherd
A women’s giving circle with a unique and extraordinary philanthropic mission
Women Investing in Shepherd (WISH) was created in 2014 to inspire, educate, and develop the
amazing potential of women’s philanthropy. WISH was formed as a philanthropic subsidiary of
Women for Shepherd University and is sponsored by
the Shepherd University Foundation. The gifts from
this women’s giving circle fund high-impact grants to
Shepherd University learning programs and the tristate nonprofit community. WISH affects positive
changes, brings new funding resources, and makes
philanthropy accessible.
Shepherd University celebrates these outstanding
women who chose to become founding members of this unique and significant philanthropic
circle. Special thanks to Mary “Peachy” Staley ’70, Liz Oates, Carolyn Fleenor ’78, and Bev
Hughes ’71 for their outstanding leadership and dedication to WISH.
To learn more about the organization and how to become a member, please contact the
Shepherd University Foundation at 304-876-5021, [email protected] or visit the website
at shepherduniversityfoundation.org and click on Get Involved.
Pamela Arvon
Madeline E. Barney
Mary C. Bell
Deborah Bennett
Lisa R. Bivens ’83
Connie L. Boccucci ’79
Denise H. Boehm
Bonnie Brannon ’63
Patricia B. Brown
Denise J. Burns
Donna J. Burns
Jody Butler Carter ’75
Carole Carter ’65
Bridget M. Cohee
Julia M. Connell ’84
Pamela E. Curtis
Janice N. Danhart ’73
Kelly Davenport
Susan J. Davis ’77
Roberta DeBiasi
Karla V. DeMarco
Tammy Demick
Joyce P. Deputy ’64
Shirley M. Derr
Sara Douglass
Margaret Drennen
Dina Ducoffe-Perrone
Debra Dugger ’76
Wilma C. Elliott ’72
Mary Clare Eros ’05
Carolyn S. Fleenor ’78
Barbara M. Frankenberry ’71
Gwen M. Frazee ’78
Julia P. Davis Frenkil
Vicki S. Fulk ’70
Cathy Funk
Barbara P. Gibson
Diana Gore
Karen L. Greenfield
Jan C. Hafer ’74
Cynthia J. Harman ’93
Teresa Holmes-Lindsey
Constance C. Hoxton
Mary Logan Hoxton
Beverly A. Hughes ’71
Ann L. Hummer ’69
Nikki Y. Isherwood ’60
Sherri Janelle
Sandra Jenkins
Christina Johnson
Carol F. Kable
Amy C. Kayes ’97
Ann Kessel
Kathy P. Klein
Jo Ann L. Knode ’58
Sara J. Lambert
Jacqueline S. Lewis
Joy O. Lewis ’91
Monica W. Lingenfelter
Kathryn G. Lough-McAteer
Dolores A. Lowe
Sara T. Lueck ’67
Tonya J. Mackey ’94
Judith G. Martin ’74
Teresa E. McCabe ’79
Melissa McDaniel
Linda L. McGraw ’69
Tia C. McMillan
Diane E. Melby
Susan Mentzer-Blair ’72
Sarah L. Metzbower
Nancy E. Needy ’55
Mary Elizabeth Oates
Chris Palank
Christine Parfitt
Dotty B. Piccolomini ’70
Lois B. Pierce ’73
Ellen B. Potter
Beth Rehberger
Joan G. Roach ’53
Linda H. Roach ’81
Carol Rockwell
Lorraine Rose
Katherine Ryan
Quay L. Scott ’72
Suzanne Shipley
Sarah W. Shveda
Jean K. Slonaker
Anne S. Small ’67
Ann M. Smith ’90
Wendy Smith
Susan R. Snowden ’82
Susan M. Sowers ’85
Mary B. Staley ’70
Rose Stevenson
Nancy L. Streeter
Nancy L. Strite
Sylvia A. Stubbs ’68
Jane Tabb
Joanne Wadsworth
Dale D. Walter
Connie B. Washburn ’71
Martha E. Young
Anonymous
June 30, 2015
ASSETS
Cash and cash equivalents $
Pledges receivable (net of present value adjustments) Other receivables
Accrued interest receivable
Prepaid expenses Investments
Interest in life estate
Equipment, net 1,991,988
3,318,446
6,136
33,360
1,582
23,206,339
318,582
5,509
$
28,881,942
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
LIABILITIES
Accounts payable
$
Accrued payroll
Custodial liabilities
Gift annuities payable 7,322
8,648
2,012,091
146,905
2,174,966
TOTAL ASSETS TOTAL LIABILITIES $
NET ASSETS
Unrestricted
$
Temporarily restricted
Permanently restricted TOTAL NET ASSETS
$
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
$
(4,567,872)
6,737,382
24,537,466
26,706,976
28,881,942
Copies of financial statements audited by Smith Elliott Kearns & Company, LLC, Hagerstown, Maryland, are
available upon request.
Shepherd University Alumni Association
Statement of Financial Position
June 30, 2015
ASSETS
Current Assets
Checking/savings
Cash and cash equivalents $
Certificates of deposit
Investments
Prepaid expenses
55,463
101,069
104,532
3,138
Total current assets
$
264,202
TOTAL ASSETS
$
264,202
LIABILITIES AND EQUITY
Equity
Unrestricted undesignated
$
264,202
Total Equity
$
264,202
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY
$
264,202
NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
PERMIT #66
CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA
Change Service Requested
P.O. Box 5000
Shepherdstown, West Virginia 25443-5000
304-876-5000
www.shepherd.edu
www.shepherduniversityfoundation.org

President`s Report 2015

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