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KASKASKIA COLLEGE ANNUAL FOUNDATION REPORT
KASKASKIA COLLEGE FOUNDATION
MEMBERS AND FRIENDS
SUPPORTERS OF THE KASKASKIA
COLLEGE FOUNDATION
Thanks to your
dedication and
generosity, the
Kaskaskia College
Foundation
continues to grow
and is playing a key
role in allowing a
growing number of
deserving students
to realize their
educational dreams
and goals. The
Foundation is
awarding a record
number of
scholarships and is
providing a wide range of other support to assist
with the Kaskaskia College educational mission.
The Kaskaskia
College Foundation
has provided a
tremendous amount
of support in serving
the students and
residents of the
Kaskaskia College
District. The College
has experienced
record enrollments
over the last six
years, and currently
serves more than
11,000 students per
year. These record
enrollments have
occurred due to the high quality of our instructional
programs and services, the leadership and support
of the KC Board of Trustees, and the wonderful
support of the KC Foundation.
This report will highlight the many
accomplishments of the Foundation over the past
year and outline the plans for future goals designed
to benefit the students and communities of the
Kaskaskia College District.
Also, through the generosity and commitment of the
Foundation, the College has been able to reach new
and diverse populations by expanding into several
communities in the College district. Recently, we
have completed and opened both the new Health
and Professional Careers building and the new KC
Vandalia Campus. Many other expansion projects
are underway and are designed to improve our
programs and services for students and the
community. These successes would not be possible
without the long standing and dedicated support of
the KC Foundation and we are honored to have the
Foundation as a partner in our educational mission.
We are extremely grateful to our Foundation
Directors and Trustees and the friends and donors
of the Foundation who have provided resources that
the College would not otherwise have. Through
education, together we are truly making a
difference in the lives of many and we are truly
appreciative of everyone’s support. Thanks to the
Foundation and all donors and for ensuring that
Kaskaskia College remains a “world class”
institution of higher education for all.
As President of the Foundation, I am truly
appreciative of the support so many individuals,
firms and organizations have provided and I have
never been prouder of the Foundation’s work and
accomplishments. You are wonderful partners in
the success of Kaskaskia College and the fulfillment
of the institutions mission to provide educational
opportunities for deserving students.
We are truly blessed to have a wonderful and
dedicated board of directors and trustees serving
the KC Foundation. Many thanks are extended to
these excellent volunteers for their service and we
extend our thanks to the many friends who support
the educational programs and causes through the
Foundation. I am looking forward to working with
you in the future as the Foundation continues to
thrive in serving the needs of Kaskaskia College.
Marietta Broughton
KC Foundation President
Dr. Jim Underwood
College President
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Alumni & Friends
Friends of the Fine Arts
The Alumni & Friends Association has been revitalized
with a renewed focus and vision as we continue to strive
to serve as the gateway for alumni and friends to
connect with one another and with the college. The
Alumni & Friends Association was established in 2004
to provide a link between the College and its students;
past, present, and future. It is the hope of the
association that old friendships are renewed, new ones
are created, and the ties that bind each person who
attended Kaskaskia College are strengthened. The
Association also provides a link for those who may not
have attended Kaskaskia College, but share the same
passion for the mission of the College, to join as friends.
The Kaskaskia College Friends of the Fine Arts
continues to grow. The group supports the performing
and visual arts at the College. The Friends of the Fine
Arts strives to increase and improve the level of
participation for the student body and for students of
the visual and performing arts. At the present time the
Kaskaskia College Friends of the Fine Arts has a
membership of 158 individuals. These memberships
are made up of 83 family memberships, 59 individual
memberships, and 16 corporate memberships. The
Friends of the Fine Arts will continue to focus on
increasing individual and corporate memberships.
Through continued fund raising efforts, additional
dollars will be added to the Rotary Clubs Endowment
Fund. Tentative plans for the next Evening of Fine Arts
are being made for October, 2008.
In 2007, the Rotary Clubs Endowed Scholarship fund
grew to over $50,000, with an ultimate goal of reaching
$100,000. Five scholarships of $500 were awarded from
the Friends of the Fine Arts to students in the
performing and visual art programs. The Friends of
the Fine Arts Board are: Sherm Doolen, President;
Mike Loomis, Vice-President; Louis Fogleman,
Secretary; Shirley Martin, Treasurer; Dr. Dee Boswell,
Member-at-Large; Dr. Jim Underwood, Ex-Officio;
Kellie Henegar, Ex-Officio, and Rhonda Boehne, ExOfficio.
An estimated 150 Alumni & Friends attended the 2007 Baseball Alumni
Weekend in October. Pictured at the Alumni Diner are former KC Blue
Devils & former Major League Players Bryan Eversgerd & Jason Rakers.
Former & current KC Baseball Coaches Larry Smith & Brad Tuttle are also
pictured in the photo.
Sports Association
The goal of the Kaskaskia College Sports Association is
for all student athletes to reach their potential both
academically and athletically. The Sports Association
has dedicated itself to building friends and helping to
support athletics. Additionally, the Sports Association is
dedicated to the development of new, improved, and
expanded athletic facility needs, and assisting the
Athletic department in achieving excellence. Since it
was established in July of 2003, the Sports Association
has raised over $200,000. Twenty-five corporate
sponsors are maintained each year, along with over 250
members. A variety of fund raisers are held each year
including a Par-3 golf tournament, grade school
basketball shoot-out, and athletic posters. The KCSA
has pledged $100,000 over a five year period for the
expansion of the Sports and Wellness Complex.
The Alumni and Friends Association continues to build
in strength and numbers as we continue to work toward
developing the association into an integral part of the
College’s success. The Association is proud to be
sponsoring two new scholarship opportunities and has
set many other exciting goals for the year ahead. A few
sponsored initiatives include campus improvements,
community outreach opportunities, and the
development of an endowed scholarship. We will also be
taking an active role in providing activities for this
year’s Alumni Weekend and Open House. The Alumni
and Friends Board are: Bob Bowen, President; Spring
Thomas, Vice-President; Tina Henson, Secretary; and
Amy Troutt, Advisor..
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The Sports Association has outlined several initiatives
such as increasing community awareness of
outstanding student-athlete successes, enhancing
relationships between the KC Athletic Department and
the community, and providing continued support,
which will ensure the quality and growth of the
athletic department. Current board members include
Bruce Barkau (Okawville), Chairman; Jim Mulvaney
(Centralia), Vice-Chairman; Jeff Rabenort (Okawville),
Treasurer; Dr. Earl Walker (Centralia), Secretary; and
Duane Karrick (Centralia), Initiatives Development
Chairman.
Phase II of the project will include: an addition to the
current concession building for locker rooms and an
indoor hitting facility, lighting the baseball and softball
fields, the construction of a soccer field, six tennis courts
and a wellness track. The walking trail will allow
visitors, staff and students the opportunity to visit the
natural setting of the KC Campus. A major gifts
campaign is underway to raise $2.2 million dollars in
private funds from friends and supporters of Kaskaskia
College for the Phase II projects. The campaign steering
committee is comprised of Larry McCaskey, Chairman;
C.W. Stewart, College Advancement Office; Suzanne
Christ, Secretary; and members Larry Smith, Bill
Hawley, Louis Fogleman, John Cavaletto along with
coaches and staff. Interested individuals should contact
the Advancement Office at 618-545-3062.
Sports and Wellness Campaign
Kaskaskia College is dedicated to ensuring the citizens
of the College District high quality educational
programs, with facilities conducive to learning to
include effective and appropriate sports and wellness
facilities. Additionally, a major initiative is to provide
a comprehensive Wellness Program for students, staff
and the community.
Brick Paving Campaign
Kaskaskia College announces a brick paving campaign
that is being implemented to expand and enhance the
athletic and wellness opportunities of its students and
its community through the KC Sports and Wellness
Complex, located in front of the campus.
The College is committed to providing athletic and
wellness facilities that are attractive, functional and
supportive for students and offer the opportunity for
student-athletes to have respective facilities that
instill pride and participation at KC. Providing
competitive facilities is key to recruiting the best
students to be part of the College's intercollegiate
athletic program.
The brick campaign is a wonderful opportunity to honor
the memory of a loved one or pay tribute to a special
individual. Personalized bricks also make great gifts for
students, family members, or friends. Below is a listing
of the opportunities offered through this campaign.
For a donation of $150.00, a 4 x 8 brick can be purchased
that will allow three lines of imprint with 12-13
characters per line. A $300.00 donation will purchase an
8 x 8 brick that allows six lines of imprint. A 12 x 12
Granite block (available in grey or black) for a $700
donation is also available, as well as a 16 x 16 wall in
Granite (available in grey or black) for a $1,500
donation. A bench in grey or black granite can also be
purchased for $5,000.
Additional instructional programs will benefit from
this complex, including physical education and
wellness classes for both credit and non-credit
offerings. This complex will provide enhanced
recruitment opportunities through camps for children
and teens. It will ultimately build stronger
relationships within the College District by offering
public and private recreational and sporting events
and making available a quality training facility for
other groups.
Funds raised through the brick campaign will help pay
for phase II of the Sports and Wellness Campaign.
The College made an initial financial commitment of
$1.8 million for construction of Phase I of the complex
which includes a concession and restroom area, new
softball field, renovated baseball field, spectator
seating, press boxes, accessible parking and a lighted
commons area.
For more information or to request a brochure, please
contact Cathy Karrick, Director of Public Information,
Kaskaskia College 27210 College Road Centralia, IL
62801.
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Teachers & Coaches
Entrepreneurship Program
Lifelong Learning Center
Kaskaskia College’s Lifelong Leaning Center will occupy
the central portion of the campus. The new building is
expected to be finished in November 2008. The center
features a large Conference Area, an Art Gallery and six
electronically connected classrooms, meeting rooms and
offices. The conference area will seat 400.
Kaskaskia College honored two local, family owned
businesses with its Teachers and Coaches
Entrepreneurship “Entrepreneur of the Year.” The
Maschhoffs Inc., were honored for growing a family farm
with two employees to one of the largest pork producers
in the country, with 550 employees and 1,400 who work
with the company's grower network. NOTS Services and
the Kirchner family were honored for growing from one
truck in 1981 to one of the most successful less-thantruckload carriers serving the Midwest.
Capping the project is a 50 foot clock tower that is under
construction front of the Lifelong Learning Center that
will become a focal point for the campus and serve as a
symbol that Kaskaskia College is a proud high education
learning institution. The College has named the tower
in honor of the Jerome and Mildred Rakers Family for
their generous gift towards the construction of the
structure. Jerome Rakers, a long time supporter of the
College and a Director Emeritus of the College
Foundation said, “My family and I are proud to assist
with this wonderful project that will forever be a part of
Kaskaskia College.” Rakers and his family will include
this inscription on the tower “A Time to Build Your
Future”.
The College also honored Dr. Dee and Sue Boswell for
their support of KC’s Arts and Education programs by
naming the new art gallery in their honor. The Dee and
Sue Boswell Art Gallery will highlight paintings,
photography, sculptures and other forms of artwork
collected by the College. The gallery will provide a
facility for students, faculty, staff, and guests to exhibit
their artwork for the enjoyment of everyone.
KC President Dr. Jim Underwood and KC Foundation President Marietta
Broughton present the College’s 2008 TCEP Award to NOTS Services founder
Tom and Pat Kirchner and their family. Pictured below, Marietta Broughton and
Dr. Jim Underwood present the Maschhoffs Family with the TCEP Award.
Kaskaskia College Arboretum
The Kaskaskia College Arboretum passes 100 trees in
number! The arboretum is a specialized forest growing
at Kaskaskia College, with trees being planted in honor
or in memory of individuals.
The Kaskaskia College Foundation provides a way for
individuals, groups and organizations to provide a living
memorial. The trees provide a much needed landscaping
embellishment for the campus. Students have an
opportunity to rest, study, and socialize beneath the
forest canopy.
The Teachers and Coaches Entrepreneurship program
was established to honor local businesses for the positive
and lasting impacts they have made upon their
communities.
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Vandalia Campus
While the trees are located throughout the campus, a
map is provide to assist in finding your tree.
The map and Arboretum can be found at
www.kaskaskia.edu/facility/arb_home. Each tree has a
plaque at its base identifying the donor or the memorial.
What a wonderful way to remember a friend.
The last Friday in April in Illinois is set aside for Illinois
Arbor Day. A brief ceremony was held to honor those
dedications. Friends and relatives were invited to
attend and observe their trees, and additional new trees
were planted.
Health & Professional Careers
Building
The Kaskaskia College Vandalia Campus officially
opened its doors on January 14, 2008, enhancing the
educational opportunities for students in the northern
part of the KC District. The first building of the new
campus is named for the late Hazel Simma-Kelly whose
estate donated nearly $1.3 million for its construction
through the Old Capital Foundation. The KC Vandalia
Campus features three “smart classrooms” which are
described as state-of-the art high-tech electronic
classrooms. Also in the building are four labs that will
be used for nursing, art, chemistry and anatomy/biology
classes, and facilities that can be used for community
meetings and events.
The Kaskaskia College Board of Trustees, Foundation,
administration and staff were joined by state officials
and members of the community on October 17,2007 to
cut the ribbon and officially open the College’s new
Health and Professional Careers Building. The
ceremony also gave KC the opportunity to thank
members of the public and college staff who pledged
their financial support to the project. This project
replace the last remaining temporary buildings.
KC President Dr. Jim Underwood noted that through the
generosity of the Kaskaskia College Foundation and
donors, nearly a million dollars was raised toward the $3
million dollar local match that was needed for the
project. “This is a proud institution serving students
with quality programs and services,” said Underwood,
“thousands of students will gain the skills they need for
their future through this new facility.”
Kaskaskia College President Dr. Jim Underwood
estimated that KC will serve 1,500 students each year in
Vandalia, explaining that the College will be able to add
day programs and expand its offerings of evening
programs. “This is just the beginning of this campus,”
said Underwood. “There are many educational
opportunities that will now be accessible through this
campus and I am so proud the shared vision for this is
now a reality.”
The Health and Professional Careers Building houses
KC’s Cosmetology, Dental Assisting, Radiology, Massage
Therapy, Physical Therapy Assistant, Respiratory
Therapy and Child Care programs, as well as housing
the College’s Childern’s Learning Center.
KC Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Jim Beasley, said
that the establishment of the Vandalia Campus has been
a remarkable success. “It has been made possible
through the commitment and through the dedication of
so many.” Good things don’t just happen by accident.
Good people make good things happen,” he stated.
The State of Illinois through an $8 million appropriation
assisted with the funding for the project, which was used
in addition to the $3 million raised locally.
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Scholarships on the Increase
It is a great honor to have an endowed scholarship at
Kaskaskia College as a memorial to a friend or loved
one. Support this past year reflected growth in both
numbers and gross dollars of scholarships as the graphs
indicate.
The Foundation awarded 150 scholarships to Kaskaskia
College students this past year, totaling $108,932.
These funds assist students with tuition, fees, and other
school related expenses. In many cases, our students
would not be able to attend without the financial
assistance provided by the Foundation. The previous
year, 141 scholarships were awarded in the amount of
$89,850. This is a significant difference because of the
positive influence these scholarships have on our
students
Please consider establishing an endowed scholarship
today by contacting a member of the Foundation or the
Institutional Advancement office.
The Foundation will continue to seek to expand our
existing sources of revenue, and work to develop new
funding sources. The more revenue we are able to
provide the Foundation means more aid and assistance
is provided to our students.
The Kaskaskia College Foundation resources support
and enhance the educational process of the students of
the college. Nearly every student’s life is touched by
some Foundation activity. The enlargement of the
Foundation’s resources allows for both the expansion in
the educational process and for an increase in the
quality and depth of the educational experience. When
you consider all of the Foundation activities, it helps to
step back and look at all of the accomplishments.
The Foundation
endowment is the
key to long term
support of the
college because it
provides strength
through assisting
students in school,
but also because it
leverages revenue
that returns to the
college through tuition, book sales, and other resources.
For every dollar of support the Foundation provides to a
student, it returns to the student many times over
during their working lifetime.
The resources provided by Foundation scholarships are
synergistic. Each dollar provided in student
scholarships leverages more tuition and services income
to the college while providing the student with an
additional income for life.
The case for support for Kaskaskia College Foundation
Scholarships is nearly self evident. It is easy to support
a scholarship program when it is backed by solid
educational values that are reflected in the value added
to the student. These scholarships are net-net, with one
hundred percent of the funds donated being passed to
the student as a reflection of the endowed interest.
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Endowed Scholarships
Annual Scholarships
Janice M. Buehne Memorial Endowed Scholarship
Centralia Township High School Class of 1950
Endowed Scholarship
Centralia Township High School Class of 1951
Endowed Scholarship
Ollie W. Clark Memorial Scholarship
Oscar M. Corbell Memorial Endowed Scholarship
Bill Davies Memorial Basketball Scholarship
Bob Deadmond Memorial Endowed Scholarship
Frank M. Denny Memorial Endowed Scholarship
East Fork Conservation Club Endowed Scholarship
First National Bank of Okawville Endowed Scholarship
Bert and Elaine Froehly Endowed Scholarship
Don Geary Endowed Scholarship
Germantown Trust and Savings Bank
Endowed Scholarship
Donald Landon and Earlyne Glass Memorial
Endowed Scholarship
John H. (Jack) Goodspeed, Jr. Scholarship
James C. Keith Memorial Endowed Scholarship
Jane Knight Memorial Endowed Scholarship
Joe P. Knight Endowed Scholarship
Woody and Elizabeth Koelling Endowed Scholarship
The Andrea Kreeger Memorial Endowed Scholarship
Caroline Luther Memorial Scholarship
Paul T. Maulding Memorial Endowed Scholarhsip
Robert Bundy Redus Memorial Endowed Scholarship
Seidel Family Endowed Scholarship
Dr. John A. Stedelin Memorial Endowed Scholarship
Teachers and Coaches Entrepreneurship Program
Endowed Scholarship
US Bank Endowed Scholarship
Mr. and Mrs. John Page Wham Student
Achievement Award Endowed Scholarship
Dr. Michael P. Zibby Memorial Endowed Scholarship
Jarred Wesley Adams Memorial Scholarship
Rev. Hubert D. Bankhead Scholarship
Marilyn Casey Scholarship
Central City Grade School Glen Champ
Memorial Scholarship
Centralia High School Class of 1937 -38 – 39 Scholarship
Clinton County Electric Cooperative Scholarship
Dean M. Daum – Christ Our Rock Lutheran
High School Scholarship
Sherm and Margie Doolen Scholarship
Terry J. Emerick Memorial Scholarship
First National Bank in Carlyle Scholarship
Lisa Marie Flanagan Memorial Scholarship
Golf Benefit Scholarship
Hal Hempen Memorial Scholarship
Herbs for Health and Fun Scholarship
Illinois Community College System
Foundation Scholarship
Karchmer Family Scholarhsip
Kaskaskia College Alumni and Friends
Association Scholarship
KCAA Teacher Education Scholarship
Nicholas Kleiboeker and Torrey Stoffel-Gray
Memorial Scholarship
Joe and Jane Knight Memorial Vocational
Training Scholarship
Joe and Jane Knight Memorial Nursing Scholarship
Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Levine Memorial Scholarship
Little Egypt Corvette Club Scholarship
D. Marrion McCaskey Scholarship
North American Lighting Scholarship
Geri Ratermann Memorial Cosmetology Scholarship
Elizabeth Koeberlein Schottman Nursing Scholarship
Helen (Hoffman) Schottman Memorial
Nursing Scholarship
Joe Seeburger Scholarship
South Central Illinois Home Builders Scholarship
Southern Illinois Environmental Managers
Association Scholarship
Forrest D. and June L. Sprehe Charitable
Foundation Scholarship
State Farm Insurance Teacher Education Scholarship
Tri-County Electric Cooperative Inc. Scholarship
Veterans of Foreign Wars- Centralia Post 2055 Ladies
Auxiliary Scholarship
Veterans of Foreign Wars – Centralia
Post 2055 Scholarship
Virginia L. Walsh Memorial Cosmetology Scholarship
Betty Wilkerson Memorial Scholarship
Robert E. Wilson Memorial Elks Club #493 Scholarship
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Harold Aydt
Dale and Gloria Blohm
Suzanne Christ
Beverly Gerlach
Maurya Gill
Steven and Kimberly Howell
Brian and Kelly Martin
Melissa Meador
Andrea Neabuhr
Cathy Quick
Roger and Jane Sanders
Charles Stewart
Elizabeth Sundermeyer
Amy Troutt
Dr. Jim and Roxie Underwood
Seth Williams
Chuck and Tomi Baldrich
Friends of the Fine Arts
Judith Joy
Ernie and Ann Henson
Kaskaskia College President and Board of Trustees
Steven and Beth Koester
Zach and Andrea Loll
William and Carla McDaniel
Brenda and Joe Pieron
Betty Scarbrough
Nancy and Dale Spitler
Jane Stonceipher
Thyme to Garden Club
Dr. Jim and Roxie Underwood
Wernsman’s Nursery and Landscaping
Rosemary Gordon-Young
Donna Hilgenbrink
Gerald Hunter
Dr. Eugene and Juanita McClintock
Dr. Jim and Roxie Underwood
Wabash River Dental Society
Sue Aman
Micki Adams
Cheryl Boehne
Rhonda Boehne
Jon Boehning
Lisa Collier
Bruce Conners
Lori Cox
Sandra Cox
Jeri Davenport
Arlene Dueker
Janice Eischens
Sharon Fey
Staci Fuson
Gina Glotfelty
Rosemary Gordon-Young
Niranjan Goswani
Margo Guetersloh
Diana Hansen
Susan Hardebeck
Phyllis Harmening
Willie Harris
Sue Hawley
Travis Henson
Eric Hofelich
Bonnie Huels
Angenien Huffstutler
Natalie Ibendahl
Maggie Irwin
Heather Jourdan
Cathy Karrick
Nancy Kinsey
Kathie Knuf
Charles Kuhn
Joan Laughhunn
Zach Loll
Tim March
Shirley Martin
Bill Mathena
Nancy Michael
Laura Mondy
Beth Moore
Sandra Neabuhr
Steve Normansell
Brad Odum
Lois Ott
Jodi Palm
Heather Payne
Tracy Plagemann
Mimi Polczynski
Donna Powless
Andrea Pryor
Joyce Pryor
Cathy Quick
Cydney Richardson
Jan Ripperda
Richard Rittenhouse
Libby Roeger
Craig Roper
Lorraine Schmidt
Mary Schulze
Mary Shanafelt
Kent Sickmeyer
Jane Stonecipher
Tina Suarez
Sherry Summary
Bob Tebbe
Jill Tomaszewski
Todd Tracy
Ron Tremmel
Dr. Jim Underwood
Beth Urban
Wayne Watkins
Dianne Weihe
Scott Wernsman
Bess Wesling
Virginia Williams
Linda Wimberly
Pamela Woelfel
Dennis and Melissa Hutchinson
I-70 Community Development Corp.
Kaskaskia College
James and Cara Kelly
Howard and Mary Kinsey
Laureate Beta Beta
Charles and Glenda Lawler
Joe and Tracie Ledbetter
Edward Maag
Todd and Barbara McKellar
Midland States Bank
Richard and Sally Miller
National Bank
Old Capitol Hospitality, Inc
Orgill, Inc.
L. Ray Radliff
Laureate Beta Beta
South Central FS
Southwestern Electric Cooperative
St. Elmo Lions Club
Stombaugh Heating and Air Conditioning
Edward Taylor
Taylor Ready Mix
Dr. Jim and Roxie Underwood
Vandalia GMC
Vandalia Leader Union Publishing
Vandalia Lions Club
Vandalia Mutual Insurance Co
JD and Amy Vieregge
Village of St. Peter
Village of Patoka
Village of Ramsey
Village of St. Elmo
Willms & Yakel Insurance Agency
Herbert Woolsey
Alpha Mu Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Alpha PSI Chapter Beta Sigma PHI Sorority
Mike and Pam Baker
Harold Ballinger
David and Jane Bell
Larry and Mary Kay Bennett
Burnside, Johnston, Choisser, Sheafor and Kelly
Attorneys at Law
Robert Cearlock
Ernie Chappel
Robert Clark
City of St. Elmo
City of Vandalia
Fayette County Farm Bureau
Fayette County Hospital and Long Term Care
First National Bank of Brownstown
First State Bank
Fulton and Dunn Dental, P.C
Donald and Ella Funk
John Gehrke
Hohlt and File Funeral Home Ltd.
McKellar, Robertson, McCarty and Click Ins.
Melvin Huber
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KCSA Corporate Sponsors
Breese Journal & Publishing
Centralia Elks
Chaney & Karch Insurance Group, Inc.
Constellation Wines US
Community Trust Bank
Country Bob’s
Denham’s Tank Truck Service
Excel Bottling Company
Farmers State Bank
The Insurance Partnership
Karchmer Pipe & Supply
Kuhl Lumber & Pallets
Lee’s Sports
The Maschhoffs, Inc.
Midland States Bank
Monken Dodge Chrysler
Nascote Industries, Inc.
Nevco Scoreboard Company
Monsanto
Orthopedic Center of Southern Illinois
St. Mary’s-Good Samaritan Hospital
Shopper’s Weekly
Silkworm, Inc.
Weeke Sales & Service
Winning Edge
Withers Broadcasting/Dana Communications
KCSA Blue & White Circle
Jerry Rakers
KCSA Varsity Circle
Al and Arlene Coers
KCSA Coach’s Circle
Jonathan Beasley
Jerry and Tootie Cooksey
Paul Kessler
John and Jody McGrath
Gary and Harriet Meadows
KCSA Player’s Circle
Brad Barkau
Bruce and Kathy Barkau
Verle Besant
Gary R. Bolton
Brad and Tanga Coffey
Merle J. Cooksey
Corner Pharmacy
Lisa and Mike Crouch
Christin Dalavaris
Brian Davis
Terry Elwood
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
First National Bank of Okawville
Bruce Geary
Mike and Mary Carol Goostree
Ray Hanenberger
Bill and Sue Hawley
Gary and Lorrie Hayden
Steve and Cindy Hoffmann
Tom Kane
Duane and Cathy Karrick
Earl and Chris Ketcherside
James and Carol Kinder
Tina Koester
Martin and Lisa Koontz
Douglas and Angela Kruse
William Lindenberg
Zach and Andrea Loll
Tom and Cindy Monkman
Jim and Melinda Mulvaney
Pat and Esther Norrenberns
Steve and Debbie Oglesby
Bradley and Kimberly Payton
Donna Powless
Brent Pratt
Quad County Ready Mix
Sherry and Stephen Richardson
Rich and Jan Rittenhouse
Craig and Donna Roper
Jim and Susan Sanger
Donnie R. Smith
Bryan and Sherri Spears
Jeff and Carla Sullivan
Dr. Jim and Roxie Underwood
Dr. Earl E. Walker
Patrick and Glenda Weber
Bess and Richard Wesling
WGEL Radio
Emil Williams
Virginia and Mike Williams
Marcus Wilson
Gerry and Cindy Zurliene
KCSA Annual Membership
Brad Ahlers
Julie Ahlf
Wayne and Laurie Albers
Keith and Chris Alexander
Bob Astroth
Dave Aubel
Ron and Barb Ballard
Jack Bayers
Jeff Beal
Jo Beckemeyer
Jamie and Jason Becker
William W. Blair
Dave and Karen Blumhorst
Butch Border
Norma Borgmann
Susan Brinkmeyer
Wolf, Bonita & Chris Buddee
Stephanie Burgher
Byrd Watson Drug
Steven Campbell
Will Capie
Brian and Beth Cassity
Melissa Cavitt
Connie Colter
John Cooksey
Jeff & Katy Copple
Brian and Annette Courtney
Lori M. Cox
Torey Crowell
Dean Daum
Jerry and Cindy Davis
Julie Deiters
Arlene Dueker
Bill Eade
Gary and Karla Engele
Dr. Ed Evans
Stephanie Fahrner
Bill Finley
First National Bank of Carlyle
Tom and Juanita Fischer
Louis and Judith Fogleman
Steve Foutch
Kent and Mary Anna Freeland
Kurt and Bridgitte Friese
Danny Garrett
Jay Garrett
John Garrett
Mac and Jo Garrett
Dick Gibson
Deb Gough
Jim Groff
Carissa Goostree
Margo Guetersloh
Phyllis and Don Harmening
Helmuth Harms
James Hawley
Greg and Susan Hefler
Skip Heinrichsmeyer
Dennis Hesker
Patrick Hitpas
Mike and Sue Hoyt
Todd Hoyt
Bonnie and Gene Huels
Roger Jensen
Debbie and Gregory Jones
Rick Kelly
Lee and Veneda Knolhoff
Missy and Kurt Knolhoff
Mitch and Megan Koester
Ron Kolar
BJ Lamb
Maryann Langenfeld
Steve Loomis
Todd Mahon
Jeff and April Mahy
Dan and Pat May
Don Mills
Dick McLaughlin
Chele’ McMillan
John and Michelle McMillan
William Kip Miller
Don Middleton
Elaine O’Neill
Steve and Sue Normansell
Rip Nottmeyer
Jim and Paula Padberg
Jodi and Doug Palm
John and Laura Pederson
Tracy Plagemann
Neal and Kathy Quitmeyer
Cathy and Gary Quick
Jeff and Donna Rabenort
James Rakers
Keith Richter
Cecil and Betty Roper
Donald R. Shanafelt
Debbie Schukar
Larry Smith
Reid and Shannon Shipley
Mark and Cindy Smith
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Russell Smith
Mark and Judy Stallons
Don Stanton
Jeff and Debbie Sulcer
Brent and Michele Swartzlander
Terry and Beverly Teel
Brad and Kris Tuttle
Kevin Triefenbach
Keith Varel
Randy Vogt
Chuck and Joyce Voss
Jeff and Lindsey Wehking
Brian and Misti Wernsman
Scott Wernsman
Melynda Wesling
Jim Wham
Robert and Judith Wilkins
Rick, Terri & Daniel Winchester
Sally and Joe Wojtowicz
Lisa Siever Wuest
Rusty York
Centralia Noon Rotary
Centralia Sunrise Rotary
Irvin Funeral Home
Marion County Savings Bank
Midland States Bank
Quad Counties Veterinary Clinic
Regions Bank
Rogers-Atkins Funeral Home
Salem Township Hospital
Swanson Travel Agency
The Insurance Partnership
The Medicine Shoppe
Micki Adams
Robert & Jeanette Albright
John & Betty Arend
Ron & Iris Ball
David Ball
Leo & Ruth Barczewski
Helen Barlow
Mary Barrett
Dale & Lorraine Bassett
Ken & Laura Bauer
Jim & Joyce Beasley
Donna Beaumont
Donald & Sharon Berdeaux
Mr. & Mrs. Verle Besant
Dr. Paul Blowers
Norma Borgmann
Dr. Dee & Sue Boswell
Sandy Cain
Pat Callahan & Judge Kathleen Moran
Ed & Jenny Carlson
Steve & Debby Carter
Michael & Jeannell Charman
Esther M. Coe
Lester & Mary Coe
Ural Copple
Barbara Cortelyou
Brian & Annette Courtney
Robert & Edna Ruth Cover
Dean Daum
Janetha Davis
Sherm & Margie Doolen
Frank & Arlene Dueker
Dr. Ed & Betty Evans
Mary Jo Featherling
Tom Feig
Sharon Fey
Dr. Charles & Kandice Fischer
Louis & Judith Fogleman
Nesta Frost
Robert & Debby Funderburk
Meredith Fyke
Michele Garrison
Arline R. Geary
Delores Gleckler
Rosemary Gordon-Young
Diana Hansen
Sue Hardebeck
Phyllis Harmening
Helmuth & Ruby Harms
Doris Hartley
Tom & Jan Hawkins
Julie Heberer
Mike & Linda Henry
Travis & Tina Henson
Dennis & Tracy Hermanson
Dennis & Donna Hesker
Rob & Donna Hilgenbrink
Roger & Barbara Hill
Eric Hofelich
Tim & Valerie Hood
Gene & Bonnie Huels
Angenien Huffstutler
Margaret Irwin
Betty Rose Johnson
Jack Johnston
Leona Jonas
Donald Jones
Harry & Muriel Jones
Cliff & Heather Jourdan
Judith Joy
Kevin & LuAlice Kampwerth
James Kaulig
Nancy Kinsey
Elvera Kirkland
Glenn & Carla Knolhoff
Geri Kratzner
Ann M. Langenfeld
Anna Langenfeld
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Loomis
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Loomis
Theresa Loomis
Ivan & Carol Manley
Shirley Martin
Wayne & Marlene Maschhoff
Larry & Marrion McCaskey
Jim & Gwyneth McKee
Todd & Barbara McKellar
Mary Ann Meyer
Beth Moore
Marvin & Sandra Neabuhr
Clifton & LaDonna Neudecker
Arthur & Patricia Nitz
Mr. & Mrs. Steve Normansell
David "Pat" Norrenberns
Barb Norstrom
Larry & Gwen O'Dell
Jane Pacey
Jodi Palm
Darlene Pettygrove
Lowell & Beverly Phelps
Betty Pick
Robert Poirot
Andrea Pryor
Cathy Quick
David Quinn
Jerome B. & Millie Rakers
Mike & Lucinda Register
Cydney Richardson
Richard & Janet Rittenhouse
John & Margarite Rohner
Jim & Janice Romack
Kathy Rose
Dolores Sanders
Jim & Susan Sanger
Ted & Theresa Sautman
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Shinn
Tom Simpson
Richard Sinclair
Ellen Sinclair
Emma Jean Speidel
Dr. Edward & Kathleen Stanford
Evelyn Stover
Debby Stricker
Beverly Sublett
Sherry Summary
Dr. P. Suppiah
Freida Taylor
Marilyn Teel
Rosalie Thomas
Dale & Mariann Timmermann
Amy Troutt
Dr. Jim & Roxie Underwood
Melinda Veller
Joan Veller
Viola Walker
Dr. Earl & Ruth Walker
Marilyn Webster
Everett & Terry Weems
Wanda Weible
Diane Weihe
Richard & Bess Wesling
Edwin Wesner
Dr. Richard & Virginia Whitlock
Patty Wiebler
Nathan & Brandi Wilkins
Alan & Ramonda Wilson
Linda Wimberly
Harold Womble
Pamela Adams
Dr. Dee and Sue Boswell
Central City Grade School
Centralia Elk’s #493
Centralia VFW Post 2055
Centralia VFW Post 2055 Ladies Auxilary
Clinton County Electric Cooperative
Dean Daum
Aggie Edwards
Larry Emerick
First National Bank, Carlyle
Farmers State Bank
First Mid-Illinois Bank & Trust
First National Bank, Okawville
Arline Geary
Bruce and Janice Geary
Jack Goodspeed Memorials
Herbs for Health and Fun
Illinois Community College Systems Foundation
Leona Koelling Jonas
KC Annuitants Association
J.A Kirkland
Little Egypt Corvette Club
D. Marrion McCaskey
North American Lighting
Jerry and Millie Rakers
Dennis Ratermann
Todd and Shawna Riggs
Arthur Schottman
Schuette Stores
Semex USA, Inc.
The Sherwin- Williams Company
Larry Smith
Southern Illinois Environmental Managers
Southern Illinois Healthcare
Forrest and June Sprehe Charitable Trust
Wayne Sprehe
Tri-County Electric Coop
Dr. Jim Underwood
Randa Vernon
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Marietta Broughton
President
Jack Johnston
Secretary
Karen Droste
Glenn Knolhoff
Brad Small
John W. Hawley
Sherm Doolen
Elwyn Cheatum
James Lampe
First Vice-President
Janice Romack
Treasurer
Dennis Hesker
Jerry Moyer
Jerry Timmerman
Don Ruston
Bruce Barkau
Dr. Jim Underwood
Ex - Officio
Trustees Class of 2008
David Bell
Don Berdeaux
Verle Besant
Annette Bevel
Norma Borgmann
Dr.Dee Boswell
Kevin Brink
Sheila Burcham
Joseph Cearlock
Larry Clark
Dorothy Coleman
Rod Cook
Paul Finke
Frank Franczyk
Thomas Frerker
Danny Garrett
Ricky Gottman
Elizabeth Heinzmann
Trent Ice
Larry Irvin
Sam Lay
Julie Maschoff
Marrion McCaskey
Larry McCaskey
Sheila Michael
Mary Pennington
Jerry Rakers
Sharon Schneider
Don Sheafor
Larry Smith
Tom Smith
James Robert Stedelin
Dale Timmermann
Leonard Taylor
Jamie Veach
Thomas Walsh
Delores Wanzo
James Wiedman
Joseph Wojtowicz
Jan Woker
Cheryl Zapp
Jana Arning
Charles Barenfanger
Maxine Barth
Tom Carr
Brenda Chesnek
Tootie Cooksey
Evan Deadmond
LuAnn Droege
Mark Drone
Leonard Ferguson
Darrell Fesser
Duston Foutch
Eunice Garrett
Janice Grimes
John Hudspeth
Gene Huels
Kenneth Ingersoll
Lisa Isaak
Bobbie Johnson
Bruce Jones
Mike Koetting
Bruce Kropp
Al Malekovic
Charles Mundell
Richelle Rennegarbe
Quentin Runyon
John Shaw
Mike Stock
Ed Stover
Mary Truitt
Carlo Van Ulft
Peggy Webber
Jim Wham
Marvin Wiegman
Trustees Class of 2007
David Agee
John Andrews
Rev. Hubert Bankhead
Ruth Ann Barczewski
Dale Bassett
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Dr. Maryann Langenfeld
Second Vice-President
Ernie Chappel
LuAlice Kampwerth
Nancy Siegmund
Virginia Whitlock
Ivan Manley
Kent Hustedde
Trustees Class of 2006
Jena Allen
Kathy Barkau
Brad Barkau
Lorraine Bassett
Joyce Beasley
Gary Brink
Barney Bruce
Marsha Bundy
Pam Chaney
Doris Clark
Al Coers
James Creed
Vivian Creed
Bill Eade
Dr. Edwin E. Evans
Larry Evans
Jill Franks
Michael Gauch
Thomas Hawkins
Charles Hilmes
Mike Jansen
Bernie Johnson
Ronald Johnson
Debra Jones
Patricia Kious
Dr. Douglas Kruse
Dustin Lowry
Tom Martin
John McGuire
David "Pat" Norrenberns
Mark Paine
Jack Parker
James Riddle
Cathy Shanafelt
Marilyn Shetley
Ron Smith
Cathy Stuehmeier
Shirley Williams
Bob Wilson
Rhonda Yates
Dr. Karen Kay Zellmer
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