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philanthropy edition
THE MAGAZINE OF PACIFIC UNIVERSITY
OREGON
Leading by Example
How Philanthropy Powers Pacific
Alumni Jim & Mary Berglund are among the first members of the 1849 Society Page 10
fall 2014
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FEATURES
Living Every Moment
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FEATURES
Building Community
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calendar
eventscalendar
NOV
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Past & Present Dinner
Forest Grove Alumni Homes
14 Alumni Remembrance Ceremony
Old College Hall
15 Boxer Play Date
Hillsboro 2 Atrium
DEC
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PUB Night
with Lorely French
Golden Valley Brewing
Beaverton
17 Golden Guard Lunch
1910 Main, Forest Grove
JAN
21 Forest Grove STAR
Forest Grove Campus
25-31
special alumni events pacificu.edu/alumni |
[email protected] | 503-352-2057
Island Eyes and
Boxer ‘Ohana Receptions
Big Island, Hawai‘i
PARRISH EVANS ’11
editor’sletter
This summer, the “ice bucket challenge,” benefiting research
for ALS, often known as Lou Gehrig’s Disease, went viral on
social media. All over the country, people dumped buckets of ice
on their heads to raise awareness for the disease and simultaneously
raised millions of dollars for research.
There are so very many worthy causes out there, so many needs
vying for all of our attention, and it’s a rare coup to stand out against
the crowd as ALS did this year.
At Pacific University, we have no such device. We hope that your
own experience and memories of Pacific, coupled with stories of the
people here today, will help you forge and strengthen connections
with the university — and will inspire you to consider giving back to
tomorrow’s students.
This issue of Pacific magazine is our annual philanthropy edition.
It celebrates the difference that you, as donors and friends, have
made to the university.
Financial support is, of course, of paramount importance. As many
as 92 percent of today’s students — 99 percent of undergraduates
— receive financial aid; the gifts you provide make a Pacific
University education possible for countless students.
These students are our pride and our joy. They go on to become
doctors and artists, business leaders and community activists. They
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make our world better thanks to the education they receive and,
hopefully, they in turn give back to a new generation.
Thank you for your continued support and love of Pacific University!
28Boxer Play Date
Hillsboro 2 Atrium
JENNI M. LUCKETT
Editor | [email protected]
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Your online edition of Pacific magazine
has even more stories, pictures and videos,
even between issues.
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DEVIN LAGORIO ’14 took his love of politics
and football around the world, playing and
coaching American football and getting
involved in local elections in Slovenia.
pacificu.edu/lagorio
DOUG HOPPER MAT ’06 and a friend
rode from Virginia to Colorado along the
TransAmerica Bicycle Trail this summer
while Teresa Hopper ’86 drove support.
They’re gearing up for the second half of
the trip next summer.
pacificu.edu/hopper
JUNKO TSUNASHIMA ’74 won her first
Emmy statue as supervising producer of
the PBS series American Masters.
pacificu.edu/tsunashima
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IN T HI S I S S UE
4............................................................ president’s letter
6............................................................ huddle
6............................................................ line up
7............................................................. honors & awards
12.......................................................... by the numbers
38........................................................ class notes
43 ........................................................ in memoriam
45 ........................................................ encore
NE W S & NO T E S
5................................ shady walk
These historic birches lining the
Alpha Zeta Walk had to be replaced
this summer. New white oaks now
stand in their place.
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FEATURES
No Excuses Universit
IN RESPONSE TO “That Community is
What Made Me Stronger,” a profile of
alumna Jennifer Hobbs ’87, HOWARD
LEVENSON ‘58, OD ‘62 writes:
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Black Girl in
Suburbia
“I share your enthusiasm about your
education at PU, and feel the same way
about my education and experiences
while attending the University. After
attending a large major university, I
lost my enthusiasm to continue. After
transferring to PU my outlook changed
… I feel fortunate to have had the
opportunity to attend PU. The education
and support were superior, and I
have used those learning experiences
throughout my life in business, social,
political, volunteer endeavors, and raising
a family. I visit and stay in touch with
many of my PU classmates. What an
exciting career you’ve had. I share your
enthusiasm for aerospace, but my private
pilots training doesn’t allow me to be in
your atmosphere. The closest I get
is reading the Smithsonian Air and
Space magazine.”
IN RESPONSE TO “To the Moon and
Back,” a profile of Sandy Farquahr ’65,
VINCE HAYES ’65 writes:
“You have lived a wonderful exciting life.
I am so proud of Pacific U graduates like
yourself. Your success makes me feel
good about being there at the time I was
there. So many have really [progressed]
in leadership positions in education,
business, government and social justice.”
IN RESPONSE TO “Tiny Time Capsule,”
an online story of a drawing by
former student Bryan Dibble, found
behind a wall in Clark Hall, RACHEL
(FENNIMORE) GLANCY ’91 writes
“This is great to see! I had a couple
drawings (for 26 years also) Bryan did
for me while we were friends at Pacific
together. I’ve always wondered where
he ended up living and what he’s been
doing. Great guy and artist both! Miss
you Bryan Dibble!”
JEFF WILMES writes: “I still have mine in
the office.” (artwork shown)
philanthropy edition | SPECIAL SECTION & ANNUAL REPORT
8................................. living every moment
Olin Blackmore ’15 is spending his senior year as involved as possible —
as Undergraduate Student Senate president, dancer, actor and researcher —
thanks to the support of the scholarships that made his Pacific education possible
WATCH | Blackmore shares what he loves about Pacificpacificu.edu/olin
leaving a legacy Edwin ’52 and Lois Ball passed their love of education on
to new generations with a bequest that endowed a scholarship for students
with the greatest needs
10 .............................. leading by example
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Alumni Jim and Mary Fair Berglund are among Pacific’s most generous supporters,
and daughter Julie Berglund Baker is following their lead
14 ............................... raise the roof
Trustee Rich and Joy Hanson led the effort to fund a new canopy over the
grandstands in what is now Hanson Stadium
16.............................. one generation to the next
Alumni from the late 1960s are banding together to endow a scholarship for
students in honor of their upcoming inductions into the Golden Guard
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17 ............................... donor honor roll & year in review
Take a look back at the 2013-2014 year at Pacific University and the people
and organizations who contributed to its success
COMM UNI T Y
36 ............................. building community
Pacific unveils its newest residence hall and the refresh of the
Washburne University Center on the Forest Grove Campus
SEE | More pictures of the new facilities and their grand openings
pacificu.edu/transformation
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letter from the president
We at Pacific are dedicated to discovery
and excellence in teaching, scholarship
and practice. Our students are, and always
will be, at our center.
— LESLEY M. HALLICK
LESLEY M. HALLICK, PHD
PRESIDENT
Much has changed in the 165 years since
Pacific University first secured its charter.
explore new ideas and experiences, and as
When Tabitha Brown and Harvey Clark
the world.
established their pioneer school in a little log
The affection of our alumni, the gifts of our
cabin, they could not have imagined that
donors, the support of our friends: These are the
a facility like the new Cascade Hall would
things that have sustained Pacific University for
someday stand on the Forest Grove Campus.
so long and that will carry us into the future.
I think they could, however, imagine the spirit
This issue of Pacific magazine celebrates the
that would grow from their legacy. I think they
impact that all of our supporters make at
would recognize the heart and soul of Pacific
Pacific University, from Boxer and Badger
University today.
level donors (page 21) to members of the
As our mission statement reflects, we at Pacific
1849 Society, who have given $1 million and
are dedicated to discovery and excellence in
more (page 17).
teaching, scholarship and practice. Our students
When you support Pacific University —
are, and always will be, at our center.
by recommending us to a future student,
Students like Olin Blackmore ’15, this year’s
volunteering at a campus event, or making a
Undergraduate Student Senate president.
financial gift — you create opportunities for
A chemistry major, dance minor and drama
students like Olin, and all who will follow him.
club member, Olin’s experience is indicative of
Thank you so much for your continued support.
the broad education and opportunity Pacific
Warmest Regards,
University provides students (see page 8).
alumni they represent the Boxer spirit around
Even as they prepare for successful careers,
our students also broaden their minds and
perspectives. They travel, they volunteer, they
Lesley M. Hallick, President
[email protected]
news & notes
BY JENNI LUCKETT
Shady Walk
THE ALPHA ZETA WALK continues to commemorate Pacific University’s
fallen students with new trees native to Oregon
Some 70 birch trees were removed from Pacific University’s Forest
Grove Campus this summer, including a historic row that lined the Alpha
Zeta Walk. Though the trees are gone, their legacy lives on.
Nearly 70 years old, the birches had outlived their species’ expected
lifespan, developed root rot, and were in imminent danger of falling,
according to the certified arborist who conducted Pacific’s annual
landscaping assessment.
But their removal was not without some remorse. Forty-one of the trees
lined the Alpha Zeta Walk, a pathway between Jefferson and Warner halls,
which was dedicated to the memory of Pacific University students who were
killed in World War II.
The removal was a hard loss for some alumni who remember, if not the actual
dedication of the trees, at least part of the story. Some say that the walkway
was planted with one tree for each fallen soldier — though that raises some
questions, as 31 students are believed to have died in the war.
Even the year of planting and dedication is a bit hazy. The plaque
commemorating the walk says it was dedicated in 1948. But it’s at least the
third plaque that’s marked the walkway. Photos of a previous plaque agree
it was 1948, but an even earlier marker says the walk was dedicated on
Armistice Day 1946. The Pacific Index archives show no dedication story
for either year.
Meanwhile, another old photo — this one dated 1944 — shows the
walkway already lined with birch trees, tall, if not fully mature.
Were the trees planted specifically for the fallen students? And if so, when?
Or was an existing birch walk dedicated in their honor? Who was there?
We may never know all of the answers (though we welcome alumni
memories at [email protected]).
What we do know is that the Alpha Zeta Walk remains, even if the original
trees do not. The walkway has now been replanted with native Oregon
white oaks, a longtime symbol of Pacific University and of learning. With a
potential lifespan of more than 400 years, the oaks offer a new memorial to
the sacrifice of a generation past. 
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FROM SCRIMMAGE LINE TO SIDELINE | As Pacific football entered its fifth season, eight players
who helped start the program have joined the staff as assistant coaches: Sean Bangs ’14
(defense), Gabe Flory ’14 (linebackers), Eric Gietzen ’14 (offensive line), Aaron Koford ’14
(kickers), Bryan Mills ’14 (safeties), P.J. Minaya ‘14 (quarterbacks), Michael Smith ’14 (defensive
line) and Brian Taylor ’14 (tight ends).
NEW COACHES JOIN STAFF | Pacific welcomed four new coaches over the summer. Eric Mild
PACIFIC UNIVERSITY
LAUNCHED its
new
website Aug. 11. The
new responsive design
makes the multimediarich site easy to view
on devises from desktop
computer to tablet to
smart phone, and it’s
organized by audience
to help alumni,
students, and prospective
students find what they
need quickly.
assumes coaching duties for men’s soccer, while Brent Ericksen takes charge of the cross
country and track and field teams. Brian Billings succeeded the retiring Greg Bradley as head
coach of the baseball program, while Liz Yandall was elevated to head softball coach.
PUTTING A RING ON IT | The short-season class-A Hillsboro Hops baseball team thrilled fans with
a Northwest League title in just its second year in Hillsboro. Listeners heard Rich Burk ’88 call
the play-by-play action for the title run. He was joined on the call by Matt Richert, the current
Pacific football and basketball play-by-play voice.
line up
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BRONSON
BARRETTO ’16
FOOTBALL
The junior from
Mililani, Hawai‘i,
made his presence
on special teams
known in Pacific’s
2014 football opener
against the College
of Idaho, running a
third-quarter kickoff
back 95 yards for
a touchdown.
The return is the
third longest in
program history.
STEPHENIE
SPENCER ’18
CROSS COUNTRY
The freshman from
Bothell, Wash.,
pulled away over
the final mile of the
6,000-meter race
to win the Aug.
30 Linfield Harrier
Classic in a time
of 24:38.70. Her
effort earned her
selection as the
NWC Women’s Cross
Country StudentAthlete of the Week.
TYLER SHIPLEY ’16
TRACK & FIELD
The Forest Grove
native defended
his Northwest
Conference
championships in
the 5,000-meters
and 10,000-meters
and qualified for the
NCAA Division III
Championships in
both events, setting
school records in
both disciplines.
KATIE PORTER ’15
SWIMMING
The senior from
McMinnville, Ore.,
joined Shipley as
First Team All-NWC
Scholar-Athletes.
Porter is a six-time
Dean’s List honoree,
earned provisional
qualifying marks
for the 2014
NCAA Division III
Championships and
will be a swim team
captain this season.
KYLE TREADWAY ’15
BASEBALL
The senior was
named to the
Golden State
Baseball League’s
All-Star Team,
capping a solid
summer season
baseball pitching
with the Atwater
(Calif.) Aviators. He
was one of 12 Pacific
players to participate
in summer collegiate
baseball leagues.
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BEST COLLEGE TOWN | Forest Grove
has been named Oregon’s best college
town by Portland Business Journal
readers. The Journal asked its online
readers to vote for the best college town,
offering options of Forest Grove, Eugene,
Corvallis, Portland and other. Forest
Grove received 59 percent of the vote —
a resounding commendation for Pacific’s
hometown. pacificu.edu/besttown
UNIVERSITY EARNS HIGH PRAISE |
Pacific University once again has been
recognized for its quality as an institution
of higher learning. Washington Monthly
has ranked Pacific 15th out of 671
institutions in the master’s universities
category, judging on recruitment of
low-income students, research and
community service. US News & World
Report, meanwhile, has Pacific tied
for 25th among 120 institutions in its
regional universities west region category.
Forbes named Pacific one of America’s
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honors & awards
Optometry Professor
Emeritus Willard “Wid”
Bleything ’51, OD ’52,
MS ’54 and his wife,
Karen, have created an
endowed fund for faculty
development initiatives in
the College of Optometry.
Bleything served as dean,
director of international
programs, and director
of graduate education
during his Pacific tenure
and received numerous
awards, including
2002 International
Optometrist of the Year.
The Bleything Fund for
Faculty Development will
provide support to assist
faculty in a broad array
of scholarly activities,
including attendance and
presentations at seminars,
workshops and scientific
meetings, as well as
participation in
multi-center trials.
Rebecca Rodes,
Occupational Therapy,
led efforts to establish a
scholarship in memory of
Robert C.E. Love OT ’89.
Love was a retired Navy and
U.S. Coast Guard member
who became a practicing
occupational therapist
and fieldwork educator
following his Pacific University
education. He died suddenly
in 2012. The one-time
scholarship was awarded in
2014-2015 to a student in
the School of Occupational
Therapy. Rodes is an adjunct
instructor in the School of
Occupational Therapy.
Pacific University has
received a National Science
Foundation grant of nearly
$800,000 for the second
phase of its Noyce Scholarship
program, which prepares new
educators to teach science,
technology, engineering and
math (STEM) in multicultural,
multilingual and high-needs
middle and high schools. The
program provides scholarship
support for exemplary STEM
teaching candidates who, in
exchange, agree to two years
of service in a high-needs
school district for each year of
scholarship they receive.
Mark A. Della Paolera,
Pharmacy, is one of eight
pharmacy faculty members
nationwide included in the
2014-2015 Faculty Scholars
Program by the National
Association of Chain Drug
Stores Foundation. Faculty
scholars identify a research
mentor and a small working
group at their own schools to
foster interactive discussion
and peer critique. They
also each receive a research
grant to launch a patientfocused research project in a
community pharmacy setting.
The year-long program kicked
off with an in-person meeting
in August 2014 in Boston.
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MAKE A GIFT
More than half of all Pacific University
faculty and staff gave financially to
Pacific in 2013-2014. Support the
Pacific Excellence Fund with a gift today.
pacificu.edu/give
Top Colleges. Additionally, The
Princeton Review again named Pacific a
Best Western College, placing it among
the top 124 colleges in 15 states.
pacificu.edu/recognition
SISTER SIMONE CAMPBELL | Pacific
University’s Center for Peace and
Spirituality will host Sister Simone
Campbell, director of Network: A
Catholic Social Justice Lobby that
launched the Nuns on the Bus project.
Campbell will give a public lecture
on April 6 at Pacific. Watch for more
information online.
pacificu.edu/cpas
HOMECOMING 2014 BRINGS ALUMNI
HOME | Pacific celebrated Homecoming
2014 with its usual fanfare. Alumni trekked
home for reunions, sporting events,
receptions and fun. Check out photos from
the festivities, and stay tuned for details for
Homecoming 2015.
pacificu.edu/homecoming
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Living Every Moment
BY JENNI LUCKETT
PARRISH EVANS ’11
Olin Blackmore ’15
is determined to make
the most of his last year
at Pacific University.
“I want to be as involved with
everything as I can be, because four
years just flew by,” said the senior
chemistry major and dance minor.
Blackmore first discovered Pacific
on a bit of a whim. Originally from
Anchorage, he visited at the urging
of his uncle, who attended physical
therapy school at the university.
Olin Blackmore ’15 and Professor Rick Whiteley
“I didn’t schedule a tour or anything,” he said. “But
they were so welcoming. It just felt like a very
personable school.
“The person who gave me the tour, we still stay in touch,
even though she graduated about three years ago.”
Later, he attended the Pacesetters Scholarship
Competition, where he got another glimpse at Pacific’s
culture. Most Pacesetters attendees — high school
students who visit to compete for a scholarship and
learn more about the school — bring their parents,
but the expense prevented Blackmore’s mother from
joining him.
I had a job in high school. I wanted an affordable
college education.”
Blackmore also auditioned for and received
scholarships for theatre and dance, and he recently
received a M.J. Murdock Trust scholarship —
all of which are closely tied to the experiences
he’s had as a student.
He originally came to Pacific with dreams of
becoming a doctor. He took several exercise science
and biology classes, but found that he was more
interested in chemistry. This year, he will do research
with Professor Rick Whiteley, looking at nickel
electrodes in space batteries.
“I felt a little left out, but then some students
took me in and sort of acted as my makeshift
parents,” he said. “That’s where I truly fell in love
with the school.
“Every day I wake up and think, ‘I’m going to do
research with someone who worked at NASA!”
Blackmore said.
“I am very much a family dude, and I’ll be honest,
coming from such a great distance was hard, but the
students made me know I could do it.”
“Simply put, Olin is a great kid, full of energy, ambition,
curiosity, and he is smart, too!” Whitely said.
Ultimately, though, Blackmore’s decision to attend
Pacific centered on financial aid.
“I got an academic scholarship, and that’s when
I realized Pacific was a solid contender,” he said.
“My parents both work, and they work hard.
Whiteley, in turn, calls Blackmore a “star” in his classes.
A dancer since second grade, Blackmore also has
performed in both theatre and dance productions
at Pacific.
“I considered not dancing at all, but then I met Jennifer
Camp, and she rekindled my love of it,” he said. “I
definitely thought I wouldn’t be dancing as much,
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CATIE PRECHTEL ’14
Edwin ’52 and Lois Ball lived
their passion for education.
but now I’m thinking of
perhaps pursuing a career
in it.”
Lifelong teachers, the couple touched thousands
of lives, not only in the classroom, but through
philanthropic and community service involvement.
Camp, the director of
dance at Pacific, said
Blackmore has become an
artist in his time at Pacific.
Their legacy carries on in a new endowed scholarship
that will support students seeking their education at
Pacific University.
“He has utilized his time
at Pacific to grow into an
accomplished performer
and a gifted choreographer through his complete dedication
and discipline to dance,” she said. “Olin is a true inspiration to
everyone around him.”
Meanwhile, Blackmore serves as president of the Undergraduate
Student Senate.
“At this school, you can see the changes you want. You get
an immediate benefit,” he said, citing recent work to extend
sustainability with a covered bike shelter, water stations around
campus, and an elliptical
machine in the gym that
converts exercise into energy.
“I like to think we’re making
a little impact on the school
as students.”
“I got an academic
scholarship, and
that’s when I
realized Pacific was
a solid contender.”
Blackmore isn’t sure what
will come next.
“At this point,” he said,
“I’m focused on my senior
capstone, and I want to leave
my mark on the dance and
theatre programs.”
He spent the summer at a nuclear forensic summer school in
Columbia, Mo., which led to his plans to start applying to
graduate school soon, and he also did an intensive stint with
a dance company in Seattle, which piqued his interest in
further performing.
“I would like to keep those two passions intermingling,” he said.
“Pacific has offered a lot of fantastic opportunities … I’m so
lucky to be at this school and where I am right now.” 
WATCH | Olin Blackmore ’15 shares what he loves about
Pacific University in a Boxer Shorts video.
pacificu.edu/olin
Born in Salem, Edwin served in the Merchant Marines
and then in the U.S. Army during World War II. After
the war, he attended Pacific University, where he
played basketball and earned a bachelor’s degree in
physical education.
Lois, originally from Portland, attended Marylhurst
College, where she also earned a bachelor’s in education.
The couple married in 1951, a year before Ed finished
his degree, and together they taught in Cascade Locks,
and later Rockaway, Ore., while Ed also coached. They
also traveled the world, living for a time in Japan, and
teaching together in the Virgin Islands.
Upon their retirement, they moved to Redmond, Ore.,
wintering in Arizona and California. Ed loved fishing
and golfing, and he remained active in the Neah Kah
Nie High School graduate scholarship committee, even
after his retirement. Lois was known for her generous
nature and lifelong support of scholarships, foundations,
museums, universities and churches.
The Balls were members of the Pacific University Heart of
Oak Society for many years, having made arrangements
in their estate plans for a gift to Pacific after their deaths.
Ed passed away in 2004, and Lois in 2013.
Only upon their deaths did Pacific discover the
magnitude of their gift. Thanks to their careful estate
planning, the Balls ultimately donated nearly $150,000,
endowing an unrestricted scholarship that will allow
Pacific to offer financial support to students with
the greatest need — and continuing their lifelong
dedication to education into perpetuity. 
A planned gift to Pacific University allows your legacy
to live on in perpetuity.
By including Pacific in your long-term financial planning, you can
make a meaningful contribution to the life of the university and
its students — often more than you ever imagined thanks to tax
savings and asset management.
If you have made a provision, such as a bequest, trust, or life
insurance policy, for Pacific, please let us know. We honor such
individuals with membership in our Heart of Oak Society.
503-352-2890 or [email protected]
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Leading by Example
BY MARK BURNETT
Busy.
That’s how Jim OD ’60 and
Mary Fair Berglund ’58 describe
life as they left the Midwest to
study at Pacific University.
“We had three young children, we were
both taking classes, working hard, and
there wasn’t much time. But it was great,”
said Mary Berglund. “We were smalltown kids, and so we were very happy in
Forest Grove and at Pacific.”
The Berglunds are among Pacific’s most
generous donors. They recently were
among the inaugural class of donors
inducted into the 1849 Society, Pacific’s
newest giving society recognizing those
whose lifetime contributions have totaled
$1 million or more. Berglund Hall, on
Pacific’s Forest Grove Campus, bears
their name, and they also founded the
Berglund Center and supported the
founding of the College of Business and
numerous other endeavors at Pacific.
Following their own time at Pacific, the
Berglunds returned to their hometown
of Spencer, Iowa. Jim Berglund went
into optometry practice with his
father-in-law and later moved into the
business side of eye care. He quickly
became known as an innovative and
respected leader in the field.
He was president of Central Laboratories
in Lincoln, Neb., an early manufacturer of
contact lenses. When American Optical
acquired the business, he became general
manager of its contact lens division. Next,
he was president of Continuous Curve
Contact Lens, Inc., which he led to success
before it was acquired by Revlon.
NICK ABADILLA
Pacific University Trustee Julie Berglund Baker,
left, joins her parents Jim OD ’60 and Mary
Berglund ’58, at their home in La Jolla, Calif.
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Throughout his career, Jim Berglund has had the
rare ability to anticipate and embrace change. He
recognized early, for example, the potential of the
contact lens, when other optometrists held out.
“I didn’t at first think of myself as a business
leader or innovator,” he said. “I was a practicing
optometrist. But it was something in me, I think,
that when others were resisting change or new
ideas, I seemed to be able to find practical ways to
look forward, see
potential and make
it work.”
“It’s nice that when
you make a gift to
Pacific, you know
it can make a
big difference.”
After a short
retirement, Jim
Berglund founded
Enterprise Partners
Venture Capital,
specializing in
start-ups.
Meanwhile, Mary
Berglund has
found her own
success. She earned
a degree in economics from Pacific, receiving the
Pacific President’s Cup for the graduating student
with the highest grade point average. She then
earned master’s and doctoral degrees in economics
from the University of Nebraska, where she
became a faculty member.
— Mary Fair Berglund ’58
When the couple moved to southern California,
she served on the faculty at the University of San
Diego and the University of California, Irvine.
She also has held posts at the Federal Railroad
Administration and Department of Agriculture.
Wherever they have gone, the Berglunds have
remained committed supporters of Pacific
University and of their communities. Jim Berglund
has served on 55 boards of directors of various
companies and nonprofit organizations, many in
the San Diego area where the Berglunds now reside.
Mary Berglund also has been an active community
leader, serving as director and board member of
numerous organizations.
Pacific University Trustee Julie Berglund Baker accepts her parents’ 1849 Society
membership from President Lesley Hallick at the 2014 Celebration of Giving.
Jim Berglund served on the Pacific University
Board of Trustees from 2001 to 2009 and
remains a trustee emeritus. In 2011, he
was the inaugural recipient of the College
of Optometry’s Kamelia Massih Prize for a
Distinguished Optometrist.
Today, their daughter Julie Berglund Baker
continues the family tradition as a member
of the Pacific University Board of Trustees
and chair of its Academic Affairs Committee.
The Berglunds’ commitment to Pacific is a
way to give back to an institution that gave
them a foundation.
“We were taught to think, to ask why. It wasn’t
about just doing things by rote, or doing one
procedure and then the next on down the line,”
Jim Berglund said. “It was about the why, it was
about thoughtfulness. And I think it has to do
with the strong connection and foundation of
the liberal arts at Pacific. That’s very valuable.”
Pacific University is
honored to introduce
the 1849 Society, a new
level of recognition for
our donors who give
$1 million or more
to the university
throughout their
lifetimes. The inaugural
class of the 1849
Society was inducted
in early October at the
annual Celebration of
Giving. Find all members
listed in the donor
honor roll on page 17.
“The university was good to us,” Mary
Berglund said. “We are glad we can help out.
It’s nice that when you make a gift to Pacific,
you know it can make a big difference.” n
PARRISH EVANS ’11
12
11%
LAST YEAR
PACIFIC’S ENDOWMENT TOTALS
$68,475,640
FIVE-YEAR BALANCE SHEET
32%
FIVE
YEARS
ENDOWMENT & SIMILAR FUNDS
$70M
$250M
$60M
$200M
$50M
$150M
$40M
Total liabilities
Unrestricted
Temporarily
restricted
Permanently
restricted
$100M
$50M
$30M
University Held
Endowment
Trusts & Similar
Funds
$20M
$10M
0
FY10
FY11
FY12
FY13
FY14
0
FY10
FY11
FY12
FY13
FY14
Pre-audit financial reports
3,583
4,000
BY 2020
ENROLLMENT HAS INCREASED BY
48% & 103%
IN THE LAST 10 YEARS
IN THE LAST 20 YEARS
13
FISCAL YEAR 2013-2014
$3,591,989
DONATED IN 2013-2014
7,200
3,252
GIFTS & PLEDGES
TOTAL DONORS
by the numbers
Charisse Pudiquet ‘16
Kapolei, Hawai‘i
4 pacificu.edu/charisse
first-time
donors in
2013-2014
752
997
students
graduated in
2013-2014
92%
of Pacific
students
received
financial aid
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Raise the Roof
BY JENNI LUCKETT
PARRISH EVANS ’11
Hanson Stadium, home to Boxer football, soccer, lacrosse, and
track and field, was transformed this summer with the addition
of a canopy over the grandstands
Forest Grove is home for Rich and Joy Hanson.
Though they don’t live here anymore, the Hansons
remain connected to the small town where they grew up.
Earlier this year, that connection became even more
formal, as Pacific University dedicated its sports stadium
to the long-time donors and friends.
Hanson Stadium was transformed this summer with the
addition of a canopy over the grandstands. The stadium
is home to Boxer football, soccer, lacrosse, and track and
field, as well as commencement and community events.
Featuring a cantilevered design — meaning no
view-obstructing support beams between fans and the
field — the stadium now offers protection from both
sun and rain for the thousands of people who attend
events there each year.
More images of Hanson Stadium available online
 pacificu.edu/hanson
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YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT
for the Hanson Stadium roof
is greatly appreciated. Support
Pacific University studentathletes and enhance the fan
experience with a gift today.
 pacificu.edu/give
The roof has been a passion for
Rich Hanson.
“Rich was really the instigator for getting
this roof built, and in record time,” said
Mindy Cameron ’65, chair of the Pacific
University Board of Trustees.
Rich and Joy (Engelen) Hanson were
both raised in Forest Grove.
After graduating from the University
of Oregon, Rich Hanson joined a
management training program at
U.S. Gypsum. He spent 39 years with
the Weyerhaeuser Co., retiring in
2008 as executive vice president
and chief operating officer.
In September 2005, he joined the
Pacific University Board of Trustees.
In 2011, the couple received the
university’s Harvey Clark Award.
“Rich and Joy have given so much,”
said Pacific University President Lesley
Hallick. “It is an honor to name this
stadium after the Hanson family.”
Today, the couple lives in Longbranch,
Wash., but they remain dedicated
supporters of Pacific University.
recently, they were lead donors on the
stadium roof project.
The roof, Rich Hanson said, is close to
the heart because the stadium is part of
Lincoln Park Athletic Complex, a joint
venture between Pacific and the City of
Forest Grove — and so it’s a way to
support both.
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BY THE NUMBERS
PERCENT OF
UNDERGRADUATES
IN FOREST GROVE
“Rich was really the
instigator for getting
this roof built, and
in record time.”
It’s all part of what he sees as an
investment in the growth of the university.
“I joined the board almost 10 years ago,”
he said. “In that time, we’ve added 1,000
students — that’s a 42 percent increase.
“I guarantee you, Pacific is on a roll and
going to continue to grow and prosper.”n
PARTICIPATE
ON
24
VARSITY
DIVISION III TEAMS
PACIFIC ALSO HAS
4 NEW JV
3 CLUB & MANY
INTRAMURAL TEAMS
They have helped fund the relaunch
of football, the establishment of the
College of Business — and most
Boxer Club is the athletic booster club at Pacific University. This dedicated group of donors and
supporters of Pacific University student-athletes. Several membership levels are available, from
a recent alumni membership of $35 per year for alumni who have graduated in the last five years,
to the $3,000 Hall of Fame level membership. Each membership level comes with its own set
of benefits, ranging from tickets to merchandise and more. Members also can decline these
benefits to make their gifts 100 percent tax deductible. Boxer Club membership fees support
a wide variety of programs, projects and special needs, including equipment and uniforms,
travel, salaries for assistant coaches, and recruiting costs.
 JOIN BOXER CLUB TODAY AT goboxers.com/boxerclub
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One Generation to the Next
BY JENNI LUCKETT
Jim Sumner ’66 was the first in his family
to attend college.
“My parents were enjoying the post-war
prosperity. They said, ‘We’d love you to go
to college.’”
At Pacific, Sumner found a wider world
than he’d imagined.
“I had gone to what was, at the time,
Oregon’s largest high school. It was
enormous, over 3,000 students, and
in that entire student
body were one AfricanAmerican student,
whose parents were
very well educated, one
Japanese-American
family who ran the
grocery store, and two
Latinos,” he said.
Sumner is among a group of Pacific alumni
from the late ’60s who would like to make
it a little easier for students — particularly
those who, like him, are first-generation
college students — to gain an education.
The classes have banded together to raise
$25,000 to endow a scholarship, which they
are calling the Golden Guard Scholarship,
in recognition of their upcoming 50-year
reunions, at which alumni are inducted into
the Golden Guard.
The scholarship would
target students who are
the first in their families
to attend college.
“I got to Pacific and realized right away
there were a whole lot of interesting
people here I didn’t know anything about.”
He remembers Pacific University in
the late 1960s as a bastion of diversity,
thanks in part to aggressive student
recruitment in Hawai‘i, in California, and
in traditionally low-income and racially
diverse high schools, combined with the
relative affordability of a college education.
“If you worked part time during the
school year and full time in the summer,
which everybody did, and your parents
were able to give you a little bit of help,
you could easily meet the cost of any
school in the country and graduate
without debt,” Sumner said. “That’s
not the case anymore.”
The idea was to pool
the efforts of classes
across several years
to get to the point
of an endowed
scholarship, said
Bruce Bishop ’68.
Bishop said that a
scholarship created
from their fundraising would target students
with financial need in their third and fourth
years at Pacific, so they don’t “just come in
for their freshman or sophomore year and
then not be able to graduate for financial
reasons,” he said. The scholarship also
would, ideally, focus on students who are
the first in their families to attend college.
Bishop said he believes that the scholarship
might help attract a more diverse population
of students — one that more closely mirrors
his and Sumner’s Pacific experiences.
“It’s much more expensive now, obviously,
for students than it was in my day,” he
said. “So hopefully the Golden Guard
Scholarship will be a way that our classes
can help support students in following in
our footsteps.” n
Learn more or make a gift
 [email protected]
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Donor HONOR ROLL
1849 Society
Platinum Level
The 1849 Society is the university’s new
premier lifetime gift club. Individuals
and organizations whose cumulative gifts
are between $5 million and $9,999,999
are honored with lifetime membership at
the platinum level.
INDIVIDUALS
Elise Elliott‡
Gold Level
Individuals and organizations whose
cumulative gifts are between $1 million
and $4,999,999 are honored with
lifetime membership at the gold level.
INDIVIDUALS
James ‘29‡ & Laura Baker‡
Herschel ‘36‡ & Amy Spelbrink
Beaupre ‘33‡
James ‘60 & Mary Fair Berglund ‘58
A.E. “Gene”‡ & Evona Harford Brim
Kenneth ‘41 & Ellen Arnold Bump ‘40‡
George‡ & Ruth Burlingham
Thomas ‘58‡ & Gretchen Holce
Wyllis Johnson ‘41‡
Milton ‘35‡ & Ruth Fritsch Johnston‡
Frank Knight‡
Victor‡ & Marjorie Peterson Kunkel ‘25‡
Charles ‘30‡ & Edith Hanson McGill ‘30‡
Helen Propstra‡
William Stoller ‘74
Douglas‡ & Cleo Strain‡
Joseph Vandervelden ‘37‡
& Joy Snead Hammond‡
ORGANIZATIONS
E.P. Binney Charitable Fund
The Collins Foundation
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Meyer Memorial Trust
Microsoft Corporation
James F. & Marion L. Miller Foundation
M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust
Panasonic Corporation
Judith Scott Walter Trust
President’s Circle
Individuals and organizations whose
cumulative gifts are between $100,000
and $999,999 are honored with lifetime
membership in the President’s Circle.
INDIVIDUALS
Shirley ‘52, ‘53‡ & Arline Abbott‡
Henry Adix‡
Doris Zook Andrews ‘30‡
Anonymous
Edwin ‘52‡ & Lois Ball‡
Charles‡ & Eloise Connor Bishop‡
Anne Bricknell ‘30‡
‡
Deceased
SUSAN POOL AND LINDA IKEDA, granddaughters of 1923 alumni Leslie and Ellen (Anderson) Hoar,
donated their grandfather’s Pacific University athletic blanket and coaching horn to Pacific University.
Leslie Hoar was a standout athlete and coach at Pacific, while Ellen Anderson was an early member
of the Women’s Athletic Association, as well as a debater and singer. The Hoars went on to serve as
educators in the Tacoma area, where they raised two children — and became beloved grandparents
to Susan and Linda. 4 pacificu.edu/blanket
Bernard ‘49, ‘50 & Selma Brown
Helen Brunner ‘41‡
Merle ‘47 & Lois Bryan
Maude Bunday‡
Doris Wells Burlingham‡
Louis‡ & Lela Busch‡
Kathrin Cawein‡
Timothy Choy ‘64
Robert ‘59‡ & Genevieve De Vleming ‘59
Bruce‡ & Grace Denney‡
Dan & Sallie Dutton
William ‘50, ‘51‡ & Marjorie
Gustelius Emhoff ‘48
Gloria Menduni Evans ‘44‡
Wendell ‘60, ‘61‡ & Derra Force‡
Cecilie Froehlich‡
Stephen & Kris Gregg
Kenji ‘72 & Lillian Kiyota Hamada ‘70
Richard & Joy Hanson
Kenneth Hess ‘52‡
Detleff ‘38‡ & Lila Jans‡
Jean Jenkins‡
Patricia LaCaille John ‘68‡
Monroe‡ & Frances Jubitz‡
John & Jane King
Margaret Ruecker Knispel ‘42‡
Kim & Barbara Ledbetter
Janet Lellelid‡
Jack & Carolynn Loacker
Robert ‘69‡ & Mary Lohr‡
William & Cheron Messmer Mayhall ‘64
Viola Paterson McCready ‘31‡
Geneva McDonald ‘28‡
Kenneth McGill
Carol Boyd McGilvra ‘88
Hugh McGilvra‡
Paul McGilvra
Jack‡ & Barbara McLarty
Marjorie McVicker‡
Leon ‘70‡ & Gail Taylor Meade ‘70
Reginald Menegat ‘26‡
Harold ‘40‡ & Ann Munkres
Meyer ‘40, ‘65‡
John ‘49‡ & Lee Stowell Meyer‡
Jurgen‡ & Erica Meyer-Arendt
T. Kirk Miles‡ & Mrs. T. Kirk Miles
Carl Mills‡
Benjamin ‘29‡ & Henrietta Morlan‡
Lawrence ‘40‡ & Deanne Nielsen
Robert Oliver ‘32‡
Paul ‘78 & Nancy Knop Phillips ‘77, ‘82
Ralph ‘49‡ & Helen Doppleb Raines ‘48‡
Robert Ramp ‘48, ‘49‡
James Reynolds
Fred Richards‡
Duane Roberts
Lorraine Roberts
George Rossman‡
Timothy ‘66 & Nancy Cross Schauermann
Rolfe Selberg ‘53, ‘65
Larry Semler ‘59
Ralph‡ & Elizabeth Eckart Shumm‡
John Spencer
Raphael Spiro‡
Steven Stewart ‘69
Milan & Jean Stoyanov
Barbara Strain ‘70
Dwight Taylor ‘29‡
Lucia Taylor‡
Hall Templeton‡
Thomas ‘38‡ & Margaret Thompson
Betty Thorn
Charles Ward ‘49‡
Benjamin & Elaine Whiteley
John‡ & Lois Whiteneck‡
Donna Kesner Young ‘40‡
Glenn Zurcher‡
ORGANIZATIONS
Alcon Laboratories, Inc.
Association of Schools and
Colleges of Optometry
Bausch & Lomb, Inc.
Ben B. Cheney Foundation
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CIBA Vision Care
DCI International
Fuji Optical Co., LTD
William and Flora Hewlett Foundation
Hoya Optical
Intel Foundation
Japan Foundation
Juan Young Trust
Kaiser Foundation Health Plan
LG Display
The Konosuke Matsushita
Memorial Foundation
Medical Research Foundation of Oregon
Montgomery Street Foundation
O.L. Moore Foundation
Northwest Health Foundation
Northwest Lions Foundation for
Sight & Hearing
OOGP, Inc.
The Oregon Community Foundation
Oregon Sports Trust, Inc.
Panasonic Corporation of
North America
Polymer Technology
Research Corporation
Rite Aid Corporation
Rotary Club of Forest Grove
The Hubert & Ludmila
Schlesinger Foundation
The Ralph & Bunny Schlesinger
Foundation
The Standard
Stimson Lumber Company
Tuality Healthcare
United Church of Christ —
Local Church Ministries
US Bancorp
Vistakon Johnson & Johnson
Vision Care, Inc.
VSP Global
Walgreens
Wells Fargo
Wheeler Foundation
Willamette Dental Group
Willamette Industries, Inc.
Evergreen Society
The Evergreen Society recognizes those
whose lifetime giving to the university
is $50,000 to $99,999.
INDIVIDUALS
Neta Wirak Barr ‘28‡
Ruth Bishop ‘68
Kay Bishop
Charles & Mary Brennan
Melva Brown‡
Melinda Cottrell Cameron ‘65
& William Berg
Candace Carr
Lund Chin ‘65, ‘66
Leona Coon‡
James Dundas ‘49, ‘50‡
Gladolia Durig‡
George & Donna Evans
Mark & Katherine Frandsen
Lesley Hallick
Irene Darnell Hansen ‘59‡
Lawrence & Peggy Harris
Margaret Morgan Hawkins ‘21‡
Harold ‘50‡ & Gladys Lowder
Haynes ‘65, ‘70‡
Michael Henningsen
Claridge ‘40‡ & Jean Himes‡
Dawn Holt & Shaun Simpkins
Karen Jaggar ‘83
Samuel Jaggar Jr.‡
Samuel Jaggar Sr.‡
G. Orlo Jefferson‡
John ‘60, ‘65 & Emily Jensen
Elizabeth Johnson‡
Alyce LaMont‡
Derek ‘92 & Bettina Cooper Lasko ‘95
Loren Leach ‘61‡
Kenneth & Colleen Lewis
Roy ‘40‡ & Barbara Wales Lieuallen ‘39‡
David ‘63‡ & Sandra Spurling
Lowe ‘78, ‘82‡
Kamelia Massih ‘82, ‘85‡
William K.H. Mau ‘69‡
Richard & Susan Miles
James & Mildred Miller‡
James ‘46‡ & Elisabeth
Cushman Nichols ‘42‡
N. Charles O’Connor
Kathryn O’Driscoll ‘86
Nelson Olf
Anne Wagner Price ‘40
Irene Price
Richard Reath ‘38‡
Ray Replogle‡
James ‘40‡ & Nan Reppeto‡
Donald Sanders ‘42‡
Paul Schramel‡
Paul Schwejda & Judith McDonald
Robert Skippen ‘52, ‘54‡
Judson ‘62 & Sherry Hicks Smith ‘64
Barbara Sowers‡
Steve & Debi Stanich
Loran‡ & Dorothy Stewart‡
C. Wayne ‘50, ‘60 & Jean
Brodersen Tate ‘52
Terrance Toda‡
Ruth Van Arnam ‡
Sheila Manus Vortman ‘67
& Marlin Vortman
Louis & Camille Wainwright
Loren & Dottie Waltz
Douglas ‘72, ‘74 & Eileen Weberling
Larry Williams
Samuel ‘49, ‘50‡ & Helen Wilson
Doris Madsen Winters ‘29‡
Loren‡ & Judith Wyss
ORGANIZATIONS
American Chemical Society
American Endowment Foundation
American Optometric Association
Aramark
Bank of the West
Bi-Mart Corporation
Cambia Health Foundation
Cancer Federation Inc.
Carl Zeiss Meditec, Inc.
Coos Bay — North Bend Rotary Club
EF Nursery
Essilor of America, Inc.
Ford Foundation
Gray & Company
Henningsen Cold Storage
IBM International Foundation
Samuel S. Johnson Foundation
Kikuchi College of Optometry
Lasko Printing, Inc.
Lease Crutcher Lewis
Luxottica Retail
Macular Degeneration Foundation
NACDS Foundation
National Society of
New England Women
Newsradio 750 KXL
Oregon Lions Sight
& Hearing Foundation
Pac/West Communications
Pacific Cataract and Laser Institute
Portland General Electric
SightLife
Spirit Mountain Community Fund
Tektronix Foundation
Times Litho, Inc.
Rose E. Tucker Charitable Trust
US Bank of Oregon
Verizon Communications
Wessinger Foundation
Windsor Foundation
The Wyss Foundation
Charles Trombley Society
Diamond Level
Charles Trombley graduated from
Pacific University in 1954, then
spent a 30-year career at the university.
The Charles Trombley Society Diamond
level honors those who gave $5,000 or
more between July 1, 2013, and
June 30, 2014.
INDIVIDUALS
Bob & Sandy Albers
The Estate of Edwin ‘52 & Lois Ball
Robert ‘66 & Elisabeth Barrett
The Estate of Amy
Spelbrink Beaupre ‘33
Ronald & Terry Bray
Charles & Mary Chatelle Brennan
Evona Harford Brim
George‡ & Ruth Burlingham
Melinda Cottrell Cameron ‘65
& William Berg
Candace Carr
Manuel & Rosa Castaneda
Timothy Choy ‘64
William ‘68 & Patricia Bickel Church
Karl Citek & Patricia Logan
Michael & Jane Cleary
John & Jennifer Smythe
Coyle ‘90, ‘93, ‘00
Steven ‘85 & Kathleen Dragovich
Dan & Sallie Dutton
Jeffrey & Karen Goss
Rebecca & Wayne Graham
W. Thomas Griffith
Lesley Hallick
Richard & Joy Hanson
The Estate of Eugene Harris ‘49, ‘50
Jimmie Grace Harris
The Estate of Lawrence Harris Jr.
Lawrence “Tige” & Peggy Harris
Michael Henningsen
Warren ‘64 & Geraldine Higa
Wayne Holm
Robert ‘64 & Sunny McGowan Iboshi ‘67
John ‘60, ‘65 & Emily Jensen
Don Kania & Renee Dubois
Peter & Judy Kohler
Derek ‘92 & Bettina Cooper Lasko ‘95
Robert & Laurie Lawson
Fariborz Maseeh
Daniel McFall
Doc & Wendy McGhee
Gail Taylor Meade ‘70
Richard & Susan Miles
Alice Streitwieser Morgan ‘57
Lyman & Marilyn Makii Morikawa ‘70
Scott ‘79, ‘83 & Cynthia Wacker Nehring ‘78
Roger & Joyce Neu
Paul ‘78 & Nancy Knop Phillips ‘77, ‘82
Robert Platt ‘66
Irene Price
Lee Ann Williams Prielipp ‘66
Gregory ‘97 & Kelly Reed Prusynski ‘83
The Estate of James Reppeto ‘40
The Estate of Paul Rice ‘51, ‘52
John Roberts ‘63
Bruce & Karen Rohde
James & Cathy Rudd
Eugene Skourtes
Everett Stanley ‘52 & Rex Chase
Tommy & Amber Thayer
Betty Thorn
Goffe & Nancy Jones Torgerson ‘78, ‘80
Robert & Marcia Walsh
Gerald ‘73 & Bonnie Yoshida
Eugene & Launa Zurbrugg
ORGANIZATIONS
Albertsons, LLC
Alcon Laboratories, Inc.
American Chemical Society
The American Optometric
Association Foundation
Aramark
Bi-Mart Corporation
Collins Medical Trust
Community Newspapers, Inc.
Arthur Vining Davis Foundation
Essilor of America, Inc.
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Mahlum Architects
National Society of New
England Women
Safeway, Inc.
Tuality Healthcare
VSP Global
Washington County Dental Society
Willamette Dental Group
Gold Level
The Charles Trombley Society Gold level
recognizes those who gave $1,000 to
$2,499 between July 1, 2013, and
June 30, 2014.
INDIVIDUALS
GAMMA SIGMA FRATERNITY celebrated its 150th anniversary at Homecoming 2013. The fraternity
was the first chartered west of the Mississippi River and continues to this day at Pacific University.
The Greenbrier Companies
Hi-School Pharmacy
Juan Young Trust
Lasko Printing, Inc.
Lease Crutcher Lewis
Les Schwab Warehouse Center, Inc.
LG Display
Luxottica Retail
Massiah Foundation, Inc.
McGhee Entertainment, Inc.
Microsoft Corporation
M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust
NACDS Foundation
National Collegiate Athletic Association
National String Project Consortium
Office Ergonomics Research Committee
Oregon Alliance of Independent
Colleges & Universities
Oregon Health & Science University
Foundation
P and L Partnership
Pac/West Communications
PLI Systems, Inc.
Rotary Club of Forest Grove
SightLife
Simons Foundation
Eugene C. Skourtes Foundation
The Standard
Walgreens
Walsh Construction Company
‡
Deceased
Platinum Level
The Charles Trombley Society Platinum
level recognizes those who gave $2,500
to $4,999 between July 1, 2013, and
June 30, 2014.
INDIVIDUALS
Ann Barr-Gillespie & Peter Gillespie
Julie Berglund Baker & Doug Baker
Scott Blumenstein & Catherine Elliott
George Brown & Barbara Young
Patrick ‘93 & Mariko Clark
Robert & Susan Pollock Coussens
Michelle Baron Cowing
Phillip & Leigh Creighton
Brian & Denise Doherty
Margaret Duyck ‘89
Donald & Katharine Epstein
Gerald ‘53, ‘54 & Marian Groff
Mark Helgeson ‘88 & Dori
Carlson-Helgeson ‘88, ‘89
Michael ‘77 & June Hudson
Gary & Mary Hunter
Cinda Shear Ing
Shawn & Rachael Johnston
Frederick & Gail Jubitz
John & Jane King
Jack & Marjorie Putman Lanthier ‘60
Colleen & Kenneth Lewis
Matthew & Rochelle Moses Lowe ‘91, ‘95
Elsie Lucia
Gary & Patti Lukas
Monica Wolf Marvin ‘68
Kenneth McGill
Thomas Meakin ‘62
Denny Miles & Barbara Curtin Miles
A. Wayne ‘44 & Brix Myers
Raymond ‘88 & Theresa Nelson
David ‘55 & Susan Parry
Henry Peek
Joseph & Bobbie Rodriguez
Karl & Jennifer Bell Schulz
H. Joe Story
Milan & Jean Stoyanov
Jan Stricklin
Stephen Taylor ‘82, ‘86
& Mary Lou Newbold
Jeanie Terilli
Robert ‘93 & Kristin Thomas
Ronald ‘66 & Debra Schranz
Van Roekel ‘60
Marlin Vortman & Sheila
Manus Vortman ‘67
Cassie & Allan Warman
Lorne Yudcovitch ‘96, ‘97
& Rosiland Hursh ‘98
Laney Ziv
ORGANIZATIONS
American Optometric Foundation
Arnerich Massena, Inc.
Best Western University Inn & Suites
CooperVision, Inc.
Duck Pond Cellars
Emmert International
Energy Trust of Oregon
Hoya Optical Labs of America, Inc.
King Charitable Foundation
KPMG Foundation
Legacy Health
Steve & Gail Aamodt
Timothy ‘86 & Mary Allen
Jerry ‘56 & Stephany
Morris Anderson ‘62
Mark & Rebecca Ankeny
Kasumi Aoki ‘97
Frank ‘67 & Margaret Baldwin
Gene Bard ‘58
Richard Barkley ‘68
Jeremy Beal ‘97
Myra Schimke Beeler ‘62
Tom & Jennifer BeLusko
Robert & Karen Gibbons Bennett ‘67
Bruce ‘68 & Judith Engdahl Bishop ‘68
Willard ‘51, ‘52, ‘54 & Karen Bleything
David Boersema
Thomas Brand
Charles & Donna Pabst Broder ‘69
Ross Bryan
Mike & Shirley Buckley
Ronald Cain ‘72 & Jillian Braniff
Michael ‘66 & Karen Calvert
Lisa Carstens & David Pagano
Bryan ‘78 & Pamela Casper
Cameron & Becky Cheek
Joe & Terra Cheek
Kathleen Chen
Scott Child ‘97 & Kelley Denney
Mike & Annie Chisholm
Eleanore Chong & Monty Richards
Don ‘70 & Cathleen Clay
W. Mitchell & Marsha Cogdill
Richard & Arlene Coon
Randall ‘66, ‘67 & Joanne Corey
Anthony Cox ‘74 & Ann Schmiedeke-Cox
Kenneth & Sylvia Curry
Michael ‘74, ‘75 & Mary Dieter
Gregory Dinges
Kate Brand Durst ‘85
Stephen ‘73 & Cynthia Schlueter
Dustrude ‘74
Robert & Nell Epler
Arlene Evans
Nicole Evans ‘10
James ‘68 & Susan White Fitzgerald ‘69
Kenton ‘01 & Kelli Fredlund
Gerald ‘61 & Laura James Frye ‘65
Timothy & Joyce Gabriel
Terry Gallagher
Nicholas ‘73 & Linda Gitts
Jeffrey Greendorfer ‘71
David ‘62 & Ginger Hackett
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Scott Hein ‘03
Chi-Wai Ho ‘72, ‘75
Irene Holland ‘71, ‘77
Sara Hopkins-Powell & Russell Otte
Dan ‘69 & Lois Hornberger
David & Linda Hunt
Daniel ‘65 & Saifon Jacobowitz
Peter & Jan Jacobsen
Steven & Penny Jaffe
Sandra Jenkins
David & Anne Thompson Johnson ‘53
Tagay ‘61 & L. Renee Kang
Louise Cahn Karr ‘65
Nu’uanu & Rhesa Kaulia
Glenn ‘65 & Miriam Olson Kelly
Michelle Keyser
Alan & Donna Kinsel
Kyle Kobashigawa ‘87
Rick Krebs
Marita Kunkel
Nell Kuonen
Norman Larabee ‘56
Dan & Lori Lavey
Gloriene Brown Lesmeister ‘61
Warren Leung ‘76
Janice Levi ‘92
Kerry Lohr ‘71
Hugo Long ‘64
Steven ‘77, ‘79 & Kathy Loomis
Robert & Eleanor Love
Stuart & Po Madsen
Teresa Maloney
Jean Marchant
Mitsunobu ‘71 & Hatsuho Maruyama
Linda Marvel ‘65 & Charles Mies
Tommy & Judy Masters
Jessie Lockhart McCandlish ‘67
Harry Merlo
Chase ‘93 & Amy Milbrandt
John & Linda Miller
Michelle Monkman-Bradt ‘90, ‘92
& John Bradt
Michael & Jackie Nahorney
David & Susan Nelson
Kathryn Nielsen ‘78
Marthanne Norgren
Paul ‘61 & Phyllis O’Driscoll
Nelson Olf
Gary ‘74 & Gwen Pacarro
Aman ‘12 & Roma Patel ‘15
Amy Pedersen ‘08, ‘11
Cameron Perry ‘65
& Mary Kay Schwab-Perry
Clark ‘65 ‘70 & Aurora
Salvador Peters ‘65
John & Donna Phillips
Brant & Carolyn Kaegi Popma ‘79
Michael Preisz & Karen Hinsdale
Wilber Ramirez-Rodriguez ‘10
Christopher & Susan Ratliff
Fletcher Ray ‘00 & Alli Aaby
Rex ‘66 & Kristy Reed
John ‘70 & Judith Dunn Reslock ‘68
Christopher & Dorinda Diener Rife ‘82
Pizza Schmizza
Professional Eye Care Associates
of America
Shopko
Silicon Valley Community Foundation
SRG Partnership
Stoller Family Estate
Target Corporation
Therapeutic Associates —
Forest Grove Physical Therapy
United Church of Christ —
Local Church Ministries
US Bank of Oregon
Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.
W.E. Leung & C.W. Ho
Professional Corporation
REP. EARL BLUMENAUER VISITED Pacific University in September 2013
to discuss new urbanism, a design movement that promotes walkable
neighborhoods containing a range of housing and job types, at a
public forum hosted by the Tom McCall Center for Policy Innovation.
Blumenauer has represented Oregon’s 3rd District in the U.S. House of
Representatives since 1997.4 pacificu.edu/tommccall
Susan Barrett Roddy
Andrew Rowe
Lisa Rowley
Michael Rushfeldt ‘95
Ali Sadri & Lila Ashenbrenner
Dorothy Schimke ‘64 & Cliff Jarrard
Richard ‘60 & Jennifer Picard Septon
The Estate of Clara Chase Smith ‘46
Ryan & Stephanie Snyder
Melissa Sommers ‘78
Tammy Spencer & Richard O’Connor
Byron & Dianne Steiger ‘79
Daniel & Susan Stein
Richard & Doreen Stenson
Mimi Gonigam Stevens ‘61
Elton ‘53 & Carol Storment
Henry Swigert
Charles & Caroline Swindells
Jacob & Kimberly Swyers
Gerald & Mary Jane Taniguchi
Bradford & Linda Stiles Taylor
Margaret Taylor
James Thayer
John Thayer
Teri Wallace
Amy Waltz
Gary Weitzner ‘76 & Cathy Wells ‘76
Max & Kathleen Main White ‘63
Paul White & Jeanne Kistner
The Estate of Lois Whiteneck
Jon Wiener
Christopher Wilkes & Cheleen Mahar
James & Brenda Hall Wilkinson ‘60
Norma Nelson Williams ‘61
Salisa Williams
John White & Bonnie Wyckoff ‘05
Charles & Diana Zinser
ORGANIZATIONS
A-Dec, Inc.
Advance Electric Motors and
Compressor Rebuilders, Inc.
Allergan Pharmaceutical
Association of Schools and
Colleges of Optometry
Ball Janik, LLP
Beta Sigma Kappa
Burlingham Seeds, LLC
C Bar C Outfitters
Carl Zeiss Meditec, Inc.
CVS Caremark
Desert Wind Winery
DW Drums
Ethicon, Inc.
Gallatin Public Affairs
Gannett Foundation
Gerding Edlen
Good-Lite Company
Grace Works, LLC
Great Western Council of Optometry
Hall Jaffe & Clayton, LLP
Henningsen Cold Storage
G. Dallas Horton & Associates, PC
IBM Corporation
Intel Foundation
KAI USA ltd.
Clark Little Photography
Harry A. Merlo Foundation, Inc.
Miller Nash, LLP
NASA Vision Center
NW Center For Psychoanalysis Portland
Oregon Public Health Institute
Oregon Zoo Foundation
The P&G Company
Pacific Landscape Management, Inc.
Pacific Marine Testing Co
Pacific Northwest Conference of the UCC
Pacific Office Automation
Sidney Harper
Marsh Society
Silver Level
Sidney Harper Marsh was Pacific’s
first president and spent much of his
25-year tenure diligently fundraising
for the university and its mission. The
Sidney Harper Marsh Society Silver level
recognizes all donors who gave $500
to $999 between July 1, 2013, and
June 30, 2014.
INDIVIDUALS
Kenneth ‘73 & Ellen Veigel Albus ‘74
Kenneth ‘64 & Susan Gifford Alcorn ‘65
Evie Sallee Allen ‘59
Christopher ‘88 & Jane Andrews
Rebecca Ashkenasy
Victor‡ & Dolores Atiyeh
Robert & Judith Baldwin
Thomas Barreto ‘84, ‘86
Mark ‘91 & Adrienne Beck
Phillip & Julie Beyl
Kent ‘84, ‘88 & Anna Bond
William ‘58 & Carolyne
Nesbit Braun ‘60
Daniel ‘62 & Mary Brown
Michael & Jane Burch-Pesses
Richard Burk ‘88 & Heather
Hansen-Burk ‘88
Mark Burnett
Kyle McLain ‘10 & Martha
Calus-McLain ‘03
Gerald ‘65 & Judy Carvell
Bruce Casias ‘85
Patrick & Iris Chang
Richard & Joan Charlton
Patricia Cheyne
Gregory Chin ‘93, ‘96
Terrence ‘78 & Rosemarie Clark
Sarah Cleveland & Ronald Narode
Marilyn Coats ‘78
Bradley Coffey ‘79, ‘81 & Mirth Walker
Ronald ‘49 & Saray Collman
Michael & Diana Daggett
Alan ‘52 & Mary Stone Davidson ‘53
Dale ‘64 & Kendra Dawson
Leanna Deeds ‘69
David DeMoss & Geoffrey Wren
Leslie Devaud
Derryck ‘65 & Anne Nordlund Dittman ‘65
Ellen Dohr ‘80 ‘82 & Scott Loveridge
Russell & Ann Furukawa Dondero ‘81
John & Jodi Tarnasky Endicott ‘81
Alexander ‘65 & Nan Farquhar
Timothy ‘79 & Wendy Foley
Brian & Cheryl Bennett Fox
Charlene Mendell Fregosi ‘78
Lorely French & James Draznin
Shane Gallagher
Robert ‘75, ‘76 & Sharon Gander
Hans ‘72 & Edna Doar Gehring ‘70, ‘72
Jonathan ‘80 & Kelli Stipe Gehrs ‘81, ‘82
Thomas Hammond
Ralph ‘67, ‘68 & Barbara
Wilson Handly ‘67, ‘68
Roger ‘77 & Elizabeth Miller Hanna ‘81
Stephen ‘62 & Annabelle Jones Hanson ‘63
Alexander & Amanda Haugland ‘07
John & Sherry Hayes
Lawrence ‘58, ‘59 & Joan Hedgren
Brian Hess
Sally Hess
Paul & Andrea Williams Hladky ‘97
Jeffrey ‘87 & Glynis Sanekane Hooker ‘90
Barney ‘62 & Joanne Morrow Howard ‘63
Joan Hugill
Anthony & Margaret Jackson
Glenn & Janine Jacobs
Clark ‘74 ‘76 & Diane Taylor Jensen ‘76
Eric & Catherine Thomas Johnson ‘79
David Johnson
Robert ‘49 & Dori Jones
Ronald & Suzanne Trombley Judah ‘75, ‘81
Raynard & Charlotte Carr Kanemori ‘69
Reza Karimigevari
Lori Jo Kirschenmann ‘81, ‘83
Doug Kissler & Kathy Kilgour-Kissler
Mark & Colleen Knaupp
Elliot Kokai ‘10
James & Kathleen Kotchik
Rosalie Krebs
Priscilla Lafollett ‘70
J. Joseph Lang
Jeffrey Larson ‘77, ‘80
Rik Lemoncello
David & Katherine Lomartire
George ‘63 & Martha Long
Jeffrey ‘76 & Catherina Long
John ‘70 & Virginia Cary Long ‘69, ‘73
Robin Malinosky-Rummell
Michael Mallery
David & Holly-Ann Marchant
Matthew & Kristine Marcus
Judy Mason ‘60
Jay Maxwell
Michael ‘82 & Candace
Furubayashi McCartney
Michael ‘80 & Celine McEwan
David Mertes ‘00
Doug Meyer
Erica Meyer-Arendt
Frederick Miller & Nancy Martin
Steven ‘82 & Patricia Miller
John Mitchell
Amanda Moore ‘02 & Nathan Shrefler
Jeannine Murrell
‡
Deceased
Riley ‘82, ‘83 & Judy Nakatsu
Justin ‘96 & Sherri Norris ‘96
James Ogden ‘72, ‘73
Glenn & Gail Okada
Fred & Jeanne Oliver
Darin Paulson ‘94 & Suzanne Scott ‘94
John ‘54, ‘65 & Genevieve Pennington
Charles Petersen ‘60
Bruce & Judy Price Peterson
William & Patricia Pimental
Amber Prange & Jon Eaton
James ‘88 & Antje Presnell
William & Carolyn Friedel Pritchard
Michael & Jill Quillin
Beth Rasgorshek ‘84 & Michael Benton
Jack ‘63 & Linda Reeves
Dan & Lee Ann Remington ‘83, ‘84, ‘93
Glen Rice ‘38
Brady ‘02 & Molly Richmond
Rebecca Rodes
Sharla Rodriguez
Richard Rutt
Kurt & Joanne Ruttum
Leanne Ryweck
Donald & Dorothy Schauermann
Michael ‘78 & Laurie Scott
Norman ‘63 & Cheryl Gillis Scott ‘65
Danny & Pamela Seraphine
Donald ‘77 & Catherine Shaw
Gary ‘67 & Margaret Shumm
Ronald & Amy Sigler
Dan Simmons & Sylvia Young
Theodore ‘74 & Anara Simmons
Fred Sittner
Mary Wolken Sizer ‘52, ‘77
Eugene & Michelle Smargiassi
Howard & Valerie Smith
Bruce & Shelley Smolnisky
David ‘63 & Karen Spidal
Stephen ‘87 & Elizabeth Sternitzky
Gayle ‘66 & Lois Strickler
Dennis ‘72, ‘74 & Phyllis Swarner
Daniel ‘93 & Tami Syverson
Arnold ‘51 & Lilian Taylor
Stephen & Carole Thomas
Gerry Thompson
Roger ‘67 & Marlene Thompson
Matthew ‘17 & Melissa Watters
Richard & Mary Whiteley
David Widen
E. Sheffield Wilder ‘68
Robert & Leslie Williams
Jack Worden ‘61, ‘62
Robert ‘58, ‘59 & Marguretta Yaeger
Aki & Frances Iida Yano ‘65
William H. Young ‘58
R. Jon & Kathy Yunker
ORGANIZATIONS
American Association of
University Women
Brasada Ranch
Columbia Bank
Eyes on Broadway
Farmers Insurance Group
Forest Grove Junior Baseball Association
G. Hartzell & Son
R.B. Hornberger Company, Inc.
Impact Physical Therapy of Hillsboro
Marchon Eyewear
Martin Hospitality
Bob McEwan Construction, Inc.
Steven A. Miller OD
OreAsian LLC
Oregon Seed Association
John L. Scott Market Center
Sittner & Nelson, LLC
Therapeutic Associates
United States Handball Association
United Way of the
Columbia-Willamette
Willamette Valley Vineyards
Boxers & Badgers Level
The Sidney Harper Marsh Society
Bronze level recognizes all donors who
gave up to $499 between July 1, 2013,
and June 30, 2014.
INDIVIDUALS
Sara Aasness ‘14
Evelyn Abad-Mateo
Peter & Myrna-Lyn Abang
Punneh Abdolhosseini ‘14
Nathan & Michele Abe
Rebecca Abergas ‘17
Arthur ‘57 & Els Abma
George Abner
Lynn Abraham ‘51
Emily Abramson ‘14
Terry ‘78 & Vicki Adams
Tony & Virginia Adams
Arlene Adamson
Alfonso & Ely Afos
Thomas & Linda Moriyama Agawa
Peter Agbo ‘09
Dwayne ‘83 & Doreen Agena
Kinsem & Dale Agena
Robert & Jean Agnew
Cynthia Aguilar ‘12
Maria de Jesus Aguilar
Rhona Ah Choy
Myles Ah Nee
Steven Ahl
Thomas Ahlberg ‘18
Stacy Ahrens
Ryan Aiello ‘06 & Lisa Molitor Geraci ‘91
Don ‘73 & Rowena Knaphus Aina ‘72
Joseph Aipoalani
Harmoni Elliott ‘03
Brian & Ada Akimoto
Saburo ‘50, ‘51 & Betty Akiyama
Hajime Alabanza ‘13
Ador & Marcelina Alcayde
Christina Aleckson ‘95
William ‘64 & Margaret Skarsten
Alexander ‘63
Del ‘75 & Carolee Allen
Sara Allender ‘09
Gail Harrison Allgood ‘69
Peter & Diane Almgren
Littleton & Anne Alston
Robert & Linda Alton
Donald Alzner ‘65, ‘66
Stephen & Lisa Amezcua
Andrew Amick ‘16
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Robert & Rita Amick
Albert & Lola Jean Amorin
Eric & Helen Price Andersen
Steven & Denise Andersen
Antonio & Christine Anderson
Carolyn Anderson
Gene & Marilyn Anderson
John ‘64 & Theresa Hjersman
Anderson ‘67
Karen Anderson
Lynn Anderson
Melanie Anderson
Norma Anderson ‘59 & Bob Radford
Paul ‘50 & Sarah Anderson
Roger ‘60 & Donna Anderson
Roger Anderson ‘74, ‘75
Rose Anderson
Stephen ‘64 & Catherine Anderson
Lucy Anderson-Duyck ‘05
Anthony & Naomi Andrade
Mark & Madelene Andre
David & Laura Andreas
Toby ‘04 & Julie Andreasen
Scott & Deanna Andrews
Paul & Jennifer Andrews ‘03
Thomas Andrews
Edrey Schendel Anker ‘47
Blake Anthony ‘15
Jennifer Antick
Sasha Antman
Michio Aoyagi
Gonzalo Aquino & Teresa Nolasco
Linda Arakaki ‘94
Warren ‘83 & Deane Arakaki
Alicia Arakaki-Schadt
Kelly Arbuckle ‘05
Marlin ‘73 & Suzan Sorbel Ard ‘71, ‘73
Angela Arena
Joan Armstrong
Paul & Lydia Armstrong
Phillip ‘93 & Janette Padilla Armstrong ‘95
Elizabeth Arnall ‘06
Douglas & Terry Arnall ‘04
Genevieve Arnaut ‘98, ‘99
Kent & Lynne Arnold
A. Yvonne Arnoldi ‘77, ‘79
Sean & Anna Arquette
Melqui & Irene Arroyo
Karen Art
Jacob Artz ‘09
Charles & Sally Arvidson
Keola Asato ‘01
Linda Asato
Robert & Sandra Asato
Laura Aspinwall ‘89 & William Bright
Michael ‘78 & Delisa Asuncion
Teddy & Mercie Asuncion
Azmi & Wafaa Atalla
James & Gina Audritsh
Roberta August ‘82
Glenn & Sylvia Aust
Raquel Avalos
Bruce & Shawn Loucks Axten ‘86
Eric & Kristi Ayars ‘06
Robert & Lydia Babek
Phillip Bach ‘69, ‘71
David Bachman ‘03
22
Dan & Susan Badders ‘05
Claire Bagley
William & Leah Bagley
Mark & Pamela Bailey ‘01
Michael & Jane Spencer Baird ‘55
Thomas & Renee Bajema
David & Elaine Baker
John & Lara Baker
Matthew & Bethany Baker
Richard Baker
Margaret Espy Bakker ‘67
George & Mary Wilson Balas ‘52
Bob & Linda Baldwin
Elissa Baldwin
James & Memorie Baldwin
Leah Baldwin
Patrick ‘75 & Rebecca Matta Ball ‘75
Brian ‘75, ‘77 & Twila Ballard
Gerald ‘63 & Charlotte Bandola
Sean & Kristin Bangs
Denise Banh
Mark Bannon ‘78, ‘80
Lee & Teri Banta
Cristian & America Barajas
Kathe Barber
William & Rochelle Barcellona
George Barkley ‘38
Herbert ‘52 & Gloria Barkuloo
Forrest ‘85 & Phary Barnes
Kevin ‘97 & Corin Barnes
Lianna Barnes ‘12
Zachary Barnett ‘99
& Jamie Hoag-Barnett ‘99
Barbara Barney
Richard Barnhill ‘59
Robert & Cheryl Barnum
Cecelia Barr
Phil & Marlene Barretto
Robert Barrow ‘51, ‘66‡
Ross Bartlett ‘09, ‘11, ‘14
& Amanda Loupin-Bartlett ‘09
Rita Barton
Bart Bass
James & Nancy Bass
Andrew & Karen Rand Bassett ‘06
Martha Haynes Batchelor
Howard & Linda Bateman
Walter Battaglia & Debra
Villarreal-Battaglia
Sterling Bax ‘15
Curtis Baxstrom ‘83, ‘84
Mary Lou Beall ‘71
Chloe Beard ‘97
Pauline & Mick Beard
Lori ‘93 & James Bearden
Joseph ‘79 & Florence Beattie
Carol Beauchamp
Ryan ‘14 & Mellissa Wilson Beck ‘15
Duane Beckwith ‘79 & Fran Kosik
Christopher ‘08 & Teresa Ayala
Beechwood ‘08
Richard ‘63 & Ann Bernheim Beers ‘65
Alexandrea Beh ‘15
Suzanne Foley Belatti ‘01
Gina Bell ‘00
Kathryn Bell
John Bellantoni
Jack & Caroline Belsom
Domingo & Evelyn Beltran
Rose Beltrone ‘11
Michael ‘71 & Betty Lau Ben ‘71
Robert ‘63 & Dawn Walworth Benck ‘64
Kieran Bennett
Marvin Bensen ‘62
Claudine Davis Benson ‘58
Arthur & Elizabeth Clark Benton ‘65
Maya Wirt Benton ‘64
Wanda Beppu
Gary Berg ‘62
Donna Berget
Zachary Berk ‘74 & Marlene Krauss
Stanley Berman ‘54, ‘55
Alicia Bermejo
Darryl & Lori Bennett Bernhardt ‘88
Christopher ‘03 & Tami Berry
Edward & Susan Berry
James ‘63 & Brenda Berry
Jonathan ‘05 & Amy Berry
Merle ‘75 & Carol Ann Berry
Gwyneth Chang Bertomen ‘65
Ian Besse & Jana Peterson-Besse
Jack ‘57 & Winifred Waltz Beu
Dale ‘56, ‘57 & Helen Roberts
BeVier ‘58
Jennifer Bhalla
Narjala & Shanda Hueni Bhasker ‘86
Ryan Biasca ‘12
Dirk ‘85 & Tami Hyder Biddington ‘86
Nancy Bunke Bidgood ‘69
Amy Biery
Peggy Bigbee-Cruse ‘94 & Barry Cruse
Tom Biglen & Diana Taylor
William ‘65 & Priscilla Kelley Bigler ‘65
Kristine & Kenneth Bilderback
Zachary Binkerd ‘14
Carole Bionda ‘68
Angelo ‘63 & Ann Biondi
Lisa Biondi-Furgal ‘93 & Jeffrey Furgal
Charles ‘65, ‘72 & Betty Bird
Justin Birmingham ‘01
& Dina Thompson-Birmingham
Jerry & Valerie Black
Stanley ‘72 & Elizabeth Black
Clark ‘70, ‘72 & Lois Burchett
Blackwood ‘71
Gregory Blaisdell
Paul ‘84 & Kari Blanchard
Matthew Blankenship ‘10
& Kristina Hankins ‘11
Alexa Block ‘13
Robert ‘74, ‘75 & Judy Gooch
Blomquist ‘75
Abigail Boardman ‘12
Michael & Tami Boardman
Marta Bogrand
George & Anita Taylor Bolanis ‘63
Jay & Laura Floyd Bondy ‘89
Michael & Charlene Reid Booth ‘81
Kellis Borek
Scott ‘85, ‘86 & Jeannette Borgholthaus
Michael Borreggine ‘12
Elaine Bortles
Kali Bose ‘14
Marie Botnen ‘61
Christ & Barbara Bouneff
Ryan Bourgaize ‘14
Nancy James Bourke ‘52
William & Cathy Bowcock
Kathryn Bowen ‘08, ‘09
Kenneth Bowen & Deborah Siegel
Lester ‘51 & Marian Bowman
Allen & Melinda Boyce
Harold Boyd
Jules Boykoff
Joseph & Brenda Boylan
Brett & Wendy Zwart Boyles ‘98
Kenneth ‘45 & Margaret
Bosworth Bragg ‘46
Hannah Braggs
Paul & Debra Brakebush
Tiffany Braukman
James ‘89 & Wendy Brazeau
Kimberly Fowble Breckon ‘01
Lukas Breen ‘15
Christiane Brems & Mark Johnson
John ‘64, ‘65 & Janet Roper
Brenneman ‘64
Haley Brensdal ‘05
Paul & Sandra Breuer
Robert & Kathleen Brill
Harold & Dorothea Brink
Mark Brist
Benjamin Broadbent ‘94 & Brooke Bell
Frank ‘53 & Jil Brodersen
Breana Brookbank ‘17
Mike & Deborah Brookbank
Duane ‘71 & Glee Blakkolb Brooks ‘70
Juliet Brosing & Keith LeComte
Mark Brouse & Lynn Hoffman-Brouse
Lyman ‘76, ‘04 & Anne Bolger
Brown ‘75, ‘93
Brian & Tonia Brown
David & Dianne Brown
Michael & Emily Lamphere Brown ‘96
J.B. Brown
Jeff Brown & Suzan O’Connor-Brown
Michael ‘82, ‘84 & Jan Brown
Michael Brown
Darrell & Naomi Stucky Brown ‘03
Vance ‘81 & Diane Yanagihara Brown ‘81
Lorelle Browning & Marvin Simmons
Nora Brownlie ‘72 & Jerry Chan
Tonya Bruechet
Ruel ‘99 & Renee Beninger Brumitt
Jim Brunk
Marge Brushe
Merle ‘47 & Lois Bryan
Tom Bryan & Sue Yee-Bryan
James & Janet Brynteson
Meredith Brynteson ‘08
Keith & Kara Buckley
Nate & Eleissa Buddress
Tami Buedefeldt
Doyle & Amber Buhler
Loren Bullard ‘06
Forrest ‘42 & Rosemary
Joubert Bump ‘60
Richard & Ruth Bunker
Rachael Burbank ‘09
Eric & Joyce Burbano
Diana Burda
John & Janice Danielson-Sargeant
Burdett ‘64
Alfred Burer & Christine Fukui
Paula-Ann Burgess-Tauala ‘85
& Ronnie Tauala
Ashlie Burgett
Amelia Burke
Dorothy Underkofler Burnham ‘45
Kenneth & Kristen Burns
Stacy Burns
David & Andrea Burrell
Julie Burris
Sara Burton
Brittany Busch ‘13
Ronald ‘68 & Trudy Bussinger
Paul Butkovich
Jonathan & Bonnie Cabellon
Editha Cabreros
David ‘83 & Denise Cadd
Rachel Cadd ‘12
Jennifer Camp
Bruce & Jean Campbell
Ann Canady
Eric & Jeane Canon ‘17
Charles & Michelle Caouette
Cheyenne Caouette ‘16
Joan Clair Capesius
Pala Hearth Carden ‘51
Mitchell ‘71 & Joanne Caren
Sally Carey
Laura Carlin ‘09
James & Kelly Carlson
Michelle Carnegie ‘11, ‘13
Elizabeth Clark Caron ‘76
Jerry & Yvonne Carr
Kevin Carr
Lawrence & Marsha Carriker
Roger & Mary Carroll
Robert ‘71 & Kristine Carson
Steven & Teresa Keiffer Carson ‘86
Deanna Carten ‘99, ‘01
Jennifer Carter ‘14
James & Mary Carver
Marilyn Casa Calvo-Green ‘64
& Robert Green
Morris & Gwendolyn Casey
Steve & Sara Bagley Casler ‘97
James ‘76 & Susan Cason
John ‘77 & Patricia Cason
Robert ‘54 & Barbara Pelton Casteel ‘56
Kihei Castillo ‘09, ‘14
Virginia Cate ‘42
William & Joan Chace
Charles Chaffee ‘99
Joe ‘60 & Priscilla Chamberlain
Tessa Chamberlin ‘17
Emily Chandler
Arthur ‘69 & Peggy Chang
Evanson Chang ‘85
Jack & Patricia Chapman
Michael & Judith Charles
Christine Chatten ‘93, ‘96 & Rich Wilson
Jerry ‘57 & Lis Chichester
Gene & Lily Chin
Mary Ching
Michael Ching ‘15
Robert & Viarida Ching
Victoria Chinn ‘12
Florence Chino
George ‘57 & Anastasia Choban
Pedro & Angelica Cholico
Gary & Naomi Choquette
Blake ‘79, ‘81 & Paula Christensen
Greta Christensen
Jeffery & Elizabeth Christensen
John & Janice Christensen
Mikaela Christensen ‘16
Richard Christensen ‘89
& Karen Karterman
Theodore ‘53 ‘54 & Nola Christensen
Gary & Julie Christerson
Charles Christiansen
Kevin & Lisa Roberts Christiansen ‘98, ‘01
Randall Christiansen ‘72, ‘74
Erik ‘83, ‘86 & Pamela Paguia
Christianson ‘85
Phil ‘76 & Vicki Christman
Sachiko Chun
Russell & Frances Chung
Jim & Christine Church ‘89
Diane Church ‘01
Tony & Heidi Church
Daniel & Patricia Ciula
Michael & Paula Clancy
Daniel Clark & Terri Cook-Clark
Henry Clark
Kimberly Clark ‘03 & David Hall
Peter & Carol Clark
Rebecca-Kelly Perez Clark ‘10
Steven Clark
Troy Clark & Junko Clark-Kato
Edward & Deborah Clarke
Robert ‘51 & Deanna Clarke
Christine Clark-King ‘70
Bev Clarno
Daniel ‘03 & Nicole Cleveland
Gordon Clifford
Kennedy Clifford ‘09
Madison Clifford ‘17
Laurel Ann Carter Clifton ‘84
Melanie Clubb
George ‘50 & Jacqueline
Barney Cobern ‘50
Jerry & Lori Coffindaffer
Kaila Cogdill ‘03
Dirk ‘97 & Leah Jessesski Colby ‘96
Gary ‘97 & Lanita Cole
Jennifer Yee Cole ‘16
Jerry & Colette Coleman
Alexander Collias ‘12
Samantha-Noel Collins ‘06
Gary Conaway
Duane & Judy Conching
Nancy Condit ‘70
Neil Conlon ‘93 & Katie Doak
Nancy & David Connolly
William & Ruth Connor
Bruce & Patricia Laws Conrad ‘64
Elizabeth Conroy-Yockim ‘06
A. Everett Cook ‘51
Keith & Judith Cook
Lynn ‘70, ‘72 & Capi Sabins Coon ‘73
Mitch & Kathryn Pace Cooper
‡
Deceased
Scott ‘90 ‘93 & Tricia Allen Cooper ‘90
Amy Coplen
James ‘65 & Kathleen Corbett
Trista Cornelius ‘94 & Steven Powers
Michelle Corsi
Lynn ‘61, ‘73 & Donna Corwin
Roger Cosner ‘57
Richard ‘81 & Glenda Costain
W. Dale & Kathryn Korevaar Costin ‘66
Lindsey Costley ‘09
Nate Coston & Roxanne Johnson
Elaine Coughlin & Jonathon Lietz
Mark & Pamela Coussens
John & Diana Cox
Diana Cozad
Virginia Wingler Crager ‘63
Bruce & Mary Cramer
Dorothy Crawford Hagar ‘80
& Newt Hagar
Darrel ‘87 ‘89 & Niropa Prasad Crissler
David ‘66 ‘67 & Cathy Crist
Catherine Crooker & Griff O’Brien
Elizabeth Crooker ‘14
Irene Croswell
John ‘74, ‘76 & Debi Crotty
Brad & Janell Croxford
Sean Cudahy ‘13
Roland & Petra Culhno
Jon & Nennie Cummings
Carl & Joeanne Cunningham
Philip ‘92 & Deborah Cusack
Karl Czirr ‘00
Heather Dahl
Charles & Carol Dallas
Cole & Wendy Dalton
Robert & Carol Chesbro Danley ‘67
Jim & Gayle Rosenback Darr ‘64
Gregory & Bonnie Davenport
Aaron ‘94 & Erika David
Shana David ‘93
Robert ‘59 & Linda Davidson
Steven & Nancy Davidson
Ben Davis
Moses ‘88 & Janice Davis
Ron & Jerra Davis
Dakota Davison ‘14
Sara Jane Davis-Risen ‘06
& Steven Risen
Mark & Sharon Dawson
Lincoln ‘81, ‘83 & Laurie Daynes
Gale Dayton ‘52
Genevieve De Vleming ‘59
Gail Masuda Dean ‘71
Michelle Dean-Newcomb ‘91
& Riley Newcomb
Robin Debman
Catherine DeCampos ‘88
Curtis Dechant ‘97 & Amy
Fuhr-Dechant ‘92, ‘95
Leslie DeGrauw ‘87
Janelle Del Castillo ‘14
David Delaney
Martha DeLong ‘74 & John Campbell
Judy Delong-Rittman ‘04
& Paul Rittman
Eugene DeMayo ‘79, ‘81
& Karen Wharton ‘81, ‘83
Todd & Brenda Demers
Jason ‘13 & Maria Estrada Deming
Lore Demme
Jacques & Martha Deplois
Dale Derby ‘62
Robert ‘61 & Karen Dernedde
Michael ‘81, ‘83 & Kathryn Derosier
Aaron Derry ‘04
Stan Devereux
George & Nancy Dewey
Ronald Dewitt
Kristen Dick ‘13
Helen Randall Dickason ‘48
Philip ‘63 & Ruth Dickie
Benjamin Dictus
Kristen Dierick ‘14
Jay Dietrichs ‘68 & Matthew Gage
Monika Dillahay ‘00
Stephen Dippel ‘50, ‘51
Conrad Divis ‘75
Curtis ‘77, ‘79 & Cindy Struck Dix ‘79
Phyllis Dixon ‘51, ‘58
Adinda Djitowibowo ‘17
John & Teri Moses Dlouhy ‘75
Trisha Doan
Alexa Dobbs ‘13
Jeri ‘58 & Patricia Dobbs
Frank ‘53 & Alma Dobra
Kelly Doherty ‘86 & Linda Elliott
Michael & Michelle Doherty
Paul & Rina Doherty
Philip & Carol Doidge
Elmer Domingo
Federico & Jeremias Domingo
Robert Domingues
Michael & Marquitta Donaghy
Steven Donahue ‘66
Jason ‘07 & Jyothi Dondero
Sean Donohue & Siana Scott
Christopher Dorough ‘11
Calvin ‘71 & Linda Downey
John Downie ‘67
Lisa Downing
Ian Doyle
Ernest ‘60 & Darlene Drake
Megan Banasek Drake
Paul ‘54 & Ruth King Draper ‘57
Mike & Cheri Drennan
Herbert ‘60 & Carol Bowser Drew ‘60
Joshua Drew ‘11
John Driscoll
Josephine Driscoll
Amanda Dudley
Gail Dudley ‘79
Tim & Janine Dufficy
Patricia Dukes
Jim & Gretchen Geldaker Dumestre ‘95
Jennifer Dumolt ‘15
Verne & Donna Duncan
Nathan Dung
Peter Dunn & Jane O’Brien
Karen Dunston
Michael Duponte
& Ruth Niino-Duponte
Martha Duran de Gonzalez
Ralph & Suzanne Duyck
Kenneth & Gillian Dyall
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David & Mary Easton ‘74, ‘79
Sean ‘98 & Cassie Laycock Eaton ‘00
Jennifer Eaves-Velez ‘12
David ‘83 & Nichola Ebel
Aurelia Echeverria
Hilda Echeverria
Maria Echeverria
Gary & Carol Eckart
Wayne Edgecomb ‘72
Andrew & Christine Edwards
Kelly & Pamela Gunson Edwards ‘77
Robert ‘69, ‘71 & Billie Edwards
Laura Edwards-Leeper
Debbie Eickmeyer ‘93
Gregory ‘62, ‘63 & Nancy Eisen
Greg & Kathryn Eisenbarth
Diane Dennis Elliott ‘72
Jonah & Kelly Elliott
Noah ‘08, ‘09 & Raemona Elliott
Tom & Kris Elliott
Elizabeth Elston
Robert Emerson ‘68
Marjorie Gustelius Emhoff ‘48
Terry Emmert
Linda Endo ‘73, ‘74
Carol Stephenson English ‘51
Ned ‘77 & Janet Enyeart
Scott & Kathleen Eppinger
Roger Epstein & Barbara Kirk
Graham ‘88, ‘90 & Dina Erickson
Mark & Ann Erickson
Mai-Lee Eriksson ‘03
Peter Erschen
Maria Escutia Andrade
Brandie Ettinger ‘03
Kirstin Evans
Parrish Evans ‘11
William & Annette Evans
Mark & Gloria Everett
Joseph & Beverly Evers
Joan Exford ‘66 & Donald Korb
Barbie Jo Fa’agau
Helena Fagan ‘73, ‘76 & Nels Becker
Dave & Julie Fall
Grazio & Judith Delater Falzon ‘75, ‘85
David Farley
Jason Farmer & Maritza Dash
Donald & Lennice Farnham ‘89‡
Michael Farris
Helen Fathali-Dashti ‘02 & Shervin Dashti
William & Jan Loomis Faust
Hal & Eryn Fay
Dale & Linda Feik
Cody Feliciano ‘16
Robert ‘98, ‘00 & Katherine
Shields Felix ‘01
Marvin & Barbara Collins Ferenstein ‘64
James ‘60 & Debora Fergerson
Jacquelyn Holbert Ferguson ‘63
James & Deborah Ferguson
Antonio & Karen Fernandez
Edgard & Melecia Fernandez
Alfred & Kathleen Morgan Ferrando ‘71
Everett & Carolyn Ferreira
Ruth Ferris ‘69
Mark & Jan Feuerbach
Abigail Fiegenbaum ‘14
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Linda Fields
Steven ‘81 & Rebecca Fields
William & Myla Fiesterman
Herman Figueroa & Michelle Braz Pollard
Charlotte Filer
Nicholas ‘07 & Sarah Chrusoskie Fillis ‘08
Erica Findley
Martin Fischer
Susan Fischer
Jordan Fisher ‘09
Marta Fisher
Patrick ‘74 & Marianne Fisher
Colin ‘97 & Katherine Merrill Fitzgerald
Robert Fitzmorris ‘08
& Sarah Maltezo ‘09
Teresa Fitzmorris
James Fleming
Brian ‘87 & Katherine
Coffman Fleskes ‘86
Bruce ‘87 & Paula DeWenter
Fleskes ‘89, ‘91
Peter Flipsen
Jay Flora
Danilo Florentin & Julie Alegre-Florentin
Ricardo & Doris Flores
Gabriel Flory ‘14
John & Debra Flory
David ‘85, ‘88 & Deanna Fok
Steve & Linda Foote
Kara Ford ‘06
Michele Ford ‘15
Peter Ford ‘45
Matthew Forgit ‘04
Mason & Joanne Forrence
Eva Forrester ‘14
Anna Nettleton Forsberg ‘96
Jeffery & Michelle Fortner
Jeanne Fox
Scott & Darla Francies
William & Beverly Francies
Allin Franco ‘16
Daniel Frangipani ‘10
Jason Franks ‘01
N. Price ‘61, ‘68 & Nelda
Sherman Franks ‘63
Wanda Frazier
Lisa Frech
Lance ‘82 & Martina Fredericks ‘83
Michael & Maryann Fredriks
Elia ‘97 & Esther Coppedge Freedman ‘98
Joana Freedman ‘83
James & Pamela Blackis Freeman ‘71
Darcy Freese
Duane French ‘62
Merrie Greene French ‘60
Doni & Michelle Ehlke French ‘93
Michael & Julie Frings
Deborah Friscia
Philip Friscia
Thomas & Elizabeth Friskey Swann
Richard & Carol Friz
Glenn Frizzell ‘53, ‘56
Robin & Lanae Frodsham
Brad Fujisaki
James Fujisaki ‘91
Randall & Robynne Fujita
Colin Fukuda
LOREN AND DOTTIE WALTZ POSE WITH THEIR DAUGHTER AMY WALTZ at the 2013 Pacific University
Celebration of Giving. The Waltzes recently gave $50,000 to establish the Waltz Endowment for the
Center of Peace and Spirituality at Pacific. The endowment will help the center host prominent speakers,
such as last spring’s visit by social activist Angela Davis.4 pacificu.edu/cpas
Fred Fukuroda ‘64
Ben & Evelyn Fuller
Kay Fun
Gary & Patty Funes
Dennis Fuoss
David Furman ‘06 & Jessica
Richter-Furman ‘06
Manami Furuya
Bonnie Lake Gaborik ‘66
Glenn & Kris Gabriel
Thomas & Helen Gabriel
Gail Alexander Gage ‘79
Kelsey Galago ‘14
Diane Gallagher
Rachel Galli
Jay ‘90 & Becky Gallinger
Bradford & Barbara Gallup
Kai Galyen
Shirley Anderson Gamble ‘49
Celia Gampel
Kristina Ganter ‘12
Mike & Amanda Littlewood
Garber ‘07, ‘11
Ryan Garcia ‘12
Robert & Anna Gardiner
Lynn Gardner
Paul & Yoke Gardner
W. Aubrey ‘60 & Billie Gardner
Nina Garrett
Michael ‘71, ‘73 & Cindy Garton
Thomas & Arlynda Gates
Jana Gay
Carolyn Gazeley & Brad Van Allen
William Geertz ‘65
Travis George ‘14
Garry & Joan Geraci
Michael Geraci ‘91 & Jennifer Hardacker
Ennis & Susan Geraghty
Louis ‘50 & Patricia Gerhardt
Michael & Jeanne Port Gettle ‘72
Peter ‘68 & Carol Stedronsky Giannini
Ryan Gibbard ‘03, ‘10
& Danielle Warner
Larry & Connie Gienger
Walter & Hsiu-Yen Giersbach
Brent & F. Denise Price Giesbers ‘00
Robert & Ramona Knight Gifford ‘55
Carroll & Susan Staton Gilbert ‘62
John Gillem ‘12
Patrick Gillem & Elizabeth Prosch-Jensen
Roderic ‘55, ‘56 & Anna Gillilan
Mary Gilliland ‘66
Jay & Dawn Oen Gillman ‘87
Isaac Gilman
Colleen Gilroy ‘98
Jon & Anita Gimre
Dawn Giza ‘90
Patrick & Rachel Fennimore Glancy ‘91
James & Donna Yep Gleaves ‘67
Jeff & Julie Glover
Barbara Glover Turner ‘72
& Ballard Turner
Scott Gobel
Patricia Gober
Erik Godwin
R. Kenneth & Karen Sato Godwin ‘66
Joel Gohdes
David ‘75, ‘76 & Patti Gohman
Patricia Gomez
Ben & Kim Gonzales
Ian Gonzales ‘03
Maria Gonzalez-Cress ‘14
Lloyd & Kay Gooding
Nathan Gorham ‘91, ‘93
Michael & Heidi Canutt Gorka ‘89, ‘90
Ronald ‘66, ‘67 & Truska Gorrell
David ‘72, ‘74 & Diane Goss
Mark & April Graham
Mark & Trina Grandinetti
James ‘72, ‘74 & Isidra Grant
John & Linnea Grantham
David ‘03 & Ashley Graves
Janet Butler Gray ‘62
Steven ‘94 & Emma Dessauer Gray ‘95
Carol Allen Green ‘68
Michael & Ivy Buell Green ‘66
Judy Greenbaum
Donald ‘66 & Debora Greenfield
Linda Miller Greenfield ‘68
James ‘99 & Kim Greenwood
Travis Gregory
David & Leisa Grenland
Robert & Donna Greytak
Patrick ‘09 & Leandra Schaffer Griess ‘11
Steve ‘64 & Inez Bondurant Griffels ‘66
Benjamin Griffin ‘11
Tom & Beth Boyd-Roberts Griffin ‘89
Jennifer Groehler ‘10
Dean & Karen Groetzinger
Andrew & Rebecca Grogan
Anita Grossen-Mayer ‘85
& Bernard Mayer
Dale & A. Elaine Bianchi Grothmann ‘71
Robert ‘57 & Evelyn Grundison
Jeffrey ‘80 & Mary Grundon
Elena Guinn
R. Pearl Wilson Gunn ‘68
Stevan & Robin Gunzenhauser
Vivek & Sonali Gupta
Wayne ‘72 & Jill Matsui Gushiken ‘72
Marion Albro Gustafson
Margaret Loughlin Guthrie ‘59
Michelle Guyton & William Olson
Ron & Julie Haas
Kelly ‘01, ‘02 & Rebecca Russell Hafer ‘02
Wayne ‘66, ‘67 & Gloria Hagerman
David Hagerty ‘13
Hal Hagge ‘79, ‘80
Daniel Hagus ‘74, ‘75
M. Nebil & May Halabi ‘07
Becky Breneman Haley ‘89
John Hall ‘17
Benjamin & Kimberly Von Allmen Hall ‘91
Stanley Hallock ‘75, ‘77
Eric Halperin ‘86 & Beatrice Michel ‘87
Charles Halpern & Annette Olson
Stacey Halpern
Douglas & Linda Austin Halsted ‘66
Natasha Halstvedt ‘17
Abigail Hamel ‘13
Christa Apicella Hamilton ‘74
Craig & Rebecca Christie Hamilton ‘80
Rowland ‘74 & Sue Judson Hamly ‘74
Bruce ‘79, ‘80 & Anne Hammonds
Theodore & Tania Glasscock Hand ‘04
Heather Hannam ‘78
Richard & Crystal Giacomini Hannan ‘99
Joshua Hannum ‘16
William & Barbara Hannum
Chantale Hansen
Linda Hanson
Robert & Peggy Hanson ‘91
Gregory & Andrea Bickel Happel ‘94
Donald & Carol Hapward
Mildred Hara
Cameron ‘11 & Tawny Hardy
Darlene Miller Harkins ‘59
Richard Harman ‘13
John Harrelson & Shiela Lesh
Bobby Harris ‘70 & Ruthann Hartley
Lewis ‘55, ‘56 & Barbara Harris
Lowell ‘62 & Janet Harris
Jeffrey & Jennifer Bennett Harrison ‘96
T. Carlisle ‘57 & Lydia Fahner Harrison ‘60
William & Dixie Harrison
Sara Harsin ‘07, ‘08
Cassandra Hart Beehler ‘13
Joseph ‘91 & Debra Hartford
Todd & Lynda Harthun
Paul ‘78 & Linda Hartkorn
Susan Hartman
Terrance Hartmann ‘10
Gary ‘58 & Jacqueline Hartrampf
Victoria Haschak
Larry & Judy Haselwood
Jason & Alexa Hashimoto
Michael ‘97 & Kristen Cooke
Haslebacher ‘98
Michael Hassur ‘77 & Kathleen
Uruski-Hassur ‘75
Ellen Hastay
Robert & Kathryn Hastie
Antoinette Hatfield
Lola ‘65 & David Hatfield
‡
Deceased
Dale & Pamela Hauff
Andrew Haugen ‘11, ‘13
Steven Haugen & Elizabeth Lux-Haugen
Trevor Hausske ‘46
& Marjean Postlethwaite
Anthony & Kerry Hayes
Dorance ‘61 & Sharon Hayes
John Hayes & Vanessa Gray ‘12
Vincent Hayes ‘65 & Jane Andrew-Hayes
Marian Baldwin Hays ‘43
Karsten Hazelett ‘75
& Josephine Pegrum-Hazelett ‘75
Erin Hazell ‘14
John ‘66 & Elaine Head
Rodney ‘60, ‘61 & Suzan Heater
Lyle & Carolyn Hehn
Howard Heisler ‘89 & Germaine
Cheslock ‘87, ‘89
Lester & Erma Heisler
Jolene Heitmann
Charliss Held ‘83 ‘84
David & Virginia Held
Leslie Hellebush ‘13
Michael ‘83 & Donna Hellums ‘83
Rodney ‘69, ‘71 & Vickie
McKenzie Helm ‘71
Ann Helmick ‘66
Keith ‘93 & Terrianne Hendrix
Paul & Alane Hennes
Robert & Mary Lou Hennes
Christine Henning ‘13
Andrew Hennings ‘14
Shawn Henry
Ashley Henscheid ‘09
Charlene Gerton Henshaw ‘67
Bruce & Donna Hepler
Michael & Cathleen Herbage
Daniel & Phyllis Weiler Herinckx ‘70
Dave & Kelly Hering
Anne Herman
Atuey Hernandez
Carmelo Hernandez
Raymundo & Belma Hernandez
Shanell Kawasaki Hesia ‘03, ‘04
& Robert Hesia ‘04
Caroll Heusser-Collard ‘55
Patrick & Joni Heveron
Christian & Lisa Heydemann
Margaret Heyman Hotch ‘99, ‘01
& Daniel Hotch
Alden & Karen Higa
Coreen Higa ‘01
Derrick & Pearl Higa
Edna Higa
Glenn ‘70 & Candice Higa
Patrick ‘94 & Terilyn Antonio Higa ‘95
Paul Higa ‘08
Calvin & Sharon Higuchi
Jack ‘50, ‘51 & Irene Hilbourne
Jason Hildreth ‘08
Evan Hiles ‘13
Dean Hill ‘61, ‘75
Douglas Hill ‘67
Timothy & Elaine Hill
William Hilliard ‘52 & Dian Lindsay
Maurice & Margaret Hoyen Hillyer ‘60
Marvin & Ruth Hilman
Bill Hilson & Penny Lucchini-Hilson
Spencer Hing ‘12
Jeremy Hinton ‘08, ‘12
Alexander Hintz ‘14
Richard & Lori Ann Hiraki
Taylor Ann Hiraki ‘17
Roy ‘63 & Jeanne Hirokawa
Wayne Hironaga & Allyson
Hironaga-Ahakuelo
Dan Hirselj
Lawrence ‘86, ‘88 & Barbara Hittle
Elizabeth Robohm Hix ‘56
Greg & Kelly Bouwman Hjelmeland ‘03
Michael & Cheryl Ogawa Ho ‘64
Lester & Ruimei Ho
Robert ‘62 & Michele Hobza
Clark ‘74 & Mary Wagenblast
Hochstetler
Sharon Hoff
John ‘62 & Lucille Horner Hoffman ‘62
Jeffrey & Kate Doner Hoggins ‘98
Justin Hokama ‘10
Alfredo Hokutan
& Donna Cadiz-Hokutan
Blaise Holden ‘13
Felicia Holgate
Roger ‘77 & Mary Holling
William & Jo McGarry
Hollingsworth ‘50
Devin Holmes ‘13
Robert ‘65 & Gail Holmes
Ben ‘01 & Crystal Guiney Holscher ‘99
Kathryn Holt
Walter Holt
John ‘74 ‘75 & Nancy Gall Holte ‘77
Lars Holte ‘13
Timothy & Christine Holte
Louis ‘54 & Dolores Kidder
Holzgang ‘54
Theresa Homolac ‘08
Ronald ‘51 & Joyce Honeyman
Cynthia Honma ‘06
Lester & Penelope Hoodenpyle
Jean & Obie Hoodman
John & Susan Hoover ‘79
Frederick & Lisa Hopkins
Benjamin & Tiffany Wilson
Hopwood ‘02
Russell & Susan Horikawa
Fraser Horn ‘00, ‘04
& Nicole Kopacz-Horn ‘01, ‘07
Lisa Horn
George Horner ‘44
Victoria Horton ‘97
Vinita Howard
Derrinda Howe
Helen Howe
Randy & Michele Howe
Tyler Howe ‘17
Dianne Hrubec ‘96
Carl & Miwako Hsu
Bev Chamberlain Hubbard ‘66
Randy ‘82 & Margaret
Mackenzie Hubbard ‘81
Burton ‘56 & Margaret Harty
Huggett ‘56‡
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Larry & Carol Huggins
Cynthia Beebe Hughes ‘67
Douglas Hughes & Pamela Logsdon
Joy Hughes ‘87, ‘88
William & Laurel Chamberlain
Hughes ‘88
Craig ‘64, ‘65 & Molly Hull
E. Merritt Hulst ‘67 & A.M. Rigan
Terrence Hummel
Michael Humphrey & Kathleen McNichol
Taylor Humphrey ‘16
Steve & Theresa Hunker
Larry ‘66 & Marilyn Hunn
Adam Hunt
James ‘77 & Elizabeth Hurley
Patrick ‘66, ‘67 & Sigrid Ekholm
Huston ‘66
Elizabeth Hutchinson ‘94
Pati Hutchinson
Roland Hutchinson
Michael & Catherine Hyland
Jonah Hymes
CareyAnne Izuo Ichimura ‘03
Scott & Nancy Ichimura
Frank Imbrie ‘62
Amy Inciong ‘05
Craig & Lisa Hiromasa Inouye ‘84
Michael ‘66 & Linda Inouye ‘68
Tony & Kelli Burk Iranshad ‘97
Nicole Irons
Lynn Ironside
Dean & Vassilia Ishihara
John & Jill Ishikawa
Pedro Jacinto
Brian & Laura Jackson
Paulette Jaeger
Daniel Jaffe ‘14
Majduddin & Patricia Jaffer
Alina Mineshima James ‘84
Daniel ‘87 & Becky Kurtz James ‘90
Darrel ‘86 & Jennifer James
William ‘92 & Eve James
Ronald ‘65 & Janice Janasek
Thomas Jeanes ‘69
Erik Jensen ‘10
Lee ‘63 & Penny Jensen
Michael ‘79 & Sheila Jensen
Douglas ‘93 & Karen Jeske ‘93
Jeff & Brooke Jetton
Zhi & Hui Jian
Chang Young Jo & Moon Sook Kim
Richard Jobs & Kimberly Brodkin
Julie Jochum ‘09
Glenn Joesten ‘63
Steve & Annette Johanesen
Rustee-Ann Johansen ‘15
Linda Johns ‘89 & Phil Biehl
Audrey Karnes Johnson ‘09
Barbara Johnson ‘51, ‘53
Brittney Johnson ‘12
Bryan ‘83, ‘86 & Leah Johnson
Claude ‘75 & Elisa Johnson
David Johnson
Donald & Lori Johnson
Emily Johnson ‘14
Glenda Johnson ‘83 & David Knoyle
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Jodie ‘96 & Tami Johnson
Leonard ‘53, ‘58 & June Johnson
Milt ‘52 & Sue Johnson
Paul Johnson ‘70
Peter ‘76 & Junko Johnson
Timothy Johnson ‘80, ‘83
Jerry ‘68, ‘70 & Peggy Spencer Jolley ‘70
David ‘70 & Gail Jonas
Grant ‘97 & Lynda Rasmussen Jones ‘98
James ‘74 & Ginny Weinhold Jones ‘76
Jennifer Sala Jones ‘11
Mark & Frankie Jones
Matthew Jones ‘82, ‘84
& Jody Hamilton
Robert & Kris Jones
Tod Jones ‘94, ‘99
Chelsea Jordan-Makely
Stephanie Smith Jorgensen ‘64
Dane Joseph & Morgan Crabtree
Gage Josi ‘13
James & Louise Joss
Jack Jossi ‘59
Delilah Judy ‘46, ‘73
Tim ‘78 & Melva Juett
Kathy Juvet
Deloros Afrank Kaauwai ‘59
Hartwell & Judith Kaeo
Colin ‘77, ‘79 & Valerie Kageyama
Jerry & Patsy Kahler
Kenneth Kahn ‘79
Daniel Kaiser
Edwin ‘82 & Pauline Kajiwara
Roger Kalman
Alan & Adrienne Kamaura
Guy & Kathryn-Ann Kamealoha
Brenda Johnson Kameenui ‘70
Jodi Kamemoto ‘10, ‘14
Raymond Kamiya ‘64‡
Mark ‘70 & Alexis Kane
Riley ‘66 & Jackye Kaneshina
Duane ‘70 & Carmen Kaneshiro
Kellen Kaneshiro ‘04
Paul & Gail Kaneshiro
Robert & Karen Kaoihana
Patrek & Alannah Kapeli
Jarrod Karnofski ‘02, ‘05
Hans & Anne Kubarsepp Kask ‘64
Mohamed ‘89, ‘91 & Faika Kasmani
Laurabel Katagiri-Hoshino ‘67
Glenn Kato ‘83 & Lydia Lem ‘81 ‘83
Lusha Kaufmann ‘98 & Chris Brown ‘12
Kellie Kawamoto ‘14
Michael Kawamoto
& Phyllis Nakama-Kawamoto
Clifford Kawano
Derek Kawano ‘06
Ed & Pamela Kawasaki
Richard & Gail Kawatani
Thomas ‘62 & Harriet Kazama
Caitlin Kazmierczak ‘14
Denise Kean
Robert Kean
Robert ‘86, ‘88 & Leni Kearns
Jason Keeler ‘04
Marjorie Keithly
Jeffrey & Judith Kelder
Steve Kellar ‘74
Karen Kellett ‘11
Birchard & Sandra Kelley
Harley ‘55 & Candace Kelley
Timothy & Gretchen Proehl
Kelly ‘87, ‘89
Jennifer Johnson Kelly ‘08, ‘11
Kyle Kelly ‘89
Megan Brown Kelly ‘13
Charles & Karen Monaco Kemp ‘73
John Kenagy
Robert & Judith Kerlinger
James & Jennifer Kerr
Bryce Kershner ‘14
Kurt & Pamela Kessinger
Shaun Keylock ‘15
Kristopher & Heather Keys
Christopher & Desiree Bell Kiesel ‘01
Howard & Kathy Kihune
Catherine Kim & Moonsoo Kang
Hazel Kimura
Launa Kind
Michael & Lori Guiton King ‘80
Melinda Kinnan-Willits
Beth Kinoshita
Peter & Celia Kircher
Sandra Kirchner ‘77
Patrick & Lori Kirk
Blake Kirschner ‘09, ‘13
Mark ‘78, ‘82 & Randi Kirstein
Brent Kish ‘00 & Christine Romascan
Michael & Dorrine Kitamura
Kara Kitmura
Darin & Kristine Klaas
William & Sidney Toraason Klammer ‘83
Stephen & Cindy Klein
Chris & Amy Mercantini Klingler ‘03
Heather Klos ‘03, ‘06
Gerald & Marlene Knechtel
Linda Knowles
Megan Knowles
Patrick Knox ‘70
Trent Kobayakawa ‘88
Edward & Cynthia Klabo Koch ‘89
Jonathan & Kathryn Walters Koch ‘89
Gregg & Be-Jay Kodama
Gregory ‘94, ‘96 & Terra Koenig
Harvey & Pamela Kofstad
Donnley Koga & Monica MacAnas
Len Koh & Eileen Yue
Douglas Kolberg
Thomas Koll ‘82 & Karen Jansky-Koll
Russell & Delna Komo
Darryl & Wendy Kon
Garrett & Ann Kondo
Karli Kondo ‘01, ‘04
Mari Kondo ‘12
Wendell Konn ‘70
Laverne Koorenny ‘56, ‘57
Christine Korb
Patricia Kosharek ‘94
Kristopher Kosik ‘96
Shahana Koslofsky
Kyle Kotchik
Michael Kou ‘94
Steven ‘79, ‘81 & Debra Kourajian
Steven ‘63 & Joyce Krake
Oksana Kravets
Gerald ‘64 & Laura Kraxberger
James Krebs
Peter ‘66 & Robin Kreidler
Larry ‘65, ‘66 & Carol Krieger
Richard & Linda Kroll‡
Julie Marie Good Krueger ‘08
Theodore & Marianne Krupicka
Brian ‘85, ‘88 & Tish Kubo
Jarrett & Lana Shotwell Kubo ‘04
Ronald & Stephanie Kueber
Merton & Amy Kuga
Mark Kunimoto ‘03
Kimberly Kunishige ‘12, ‘13
Kevin & Renee Kurata
Blake Kuroiwa ‘16
George ‘58 & Dorthea Kurtz
Kenji & Diane Kaya Kusaka ‘80
John ‘99, ‘01 & DatNhan
Khuu Kwei ‘97, ‘01
Myomyint Kyaw & Kaythe Thaya
Curtis & Carol Kyger
David Lackey ‘68
Curtis Ladiges
Ronald Lajoy
Joel Lampert ‘05, ‘07, ‘10
& Erin Dustrude-Lampert ‘05, ‘08
Warren & Betty Lancaster
Robert Lance ‘52, ‘53
John & Diane Landon
James Lane & Sheila Keane
Philip & Virginia Lang
Tami Lang ‘82, ‘85
Nickie Langeliers
Elinor Langer & Martin Zwick
Jeffrey & Becky Lankey
Maria Lara
Teresa Lara
Janet Larsen ‘67
Jon-Erik & Sarah Oldridge
Larsen ‘01, ‘03
Michael ‘98 & Melissa McGuire
Larson ‘00
Delton ‘60 & Linda LaRue
Richard & Carol Lasko
Brian Lau ‘76 & Yvonne Kurata-Lau ‘79
Timothy Lauer
Hannu ‘83, ‘84, ‘94
& Wanda Laukkanen
Gregory & Kathi Lawrence
Lucy Lawrence ‘15
Michelle Lawrence ‘10
Peter & Tara Olson Lawrence ‘65
William & Emmy Lawrence
James Laws ‘70
Debbie Laxson
Fred ‘59 & Janet Leach
Morgan ‘87 & Mindy Sterner
Leach ‘87, ‘89
Kathleen Leahy
Jay Leavens ‘64
Kelly Leavitt
Irving & Vicki Lebowitz
Albert & Holly Lee
Kenny Lee ‘98, ‘02 & Tracy Doll ‘03, ‘06
Michael ‘05 & Cherylin Izuo Lee ‘05
Wayson & Edwina Lee
Bryan & Elsie Ayson Lee ‘88
Ernesto ‘61 & Susanna Lee
Hubert & Desiree Lee
Ronald & Karen Miller Lee ‘92
John & Kim Yano Lee ‘83
Marshall & Esther Lee
Michael & Allison Lee
Ryan Lee ‘13
Dorothy Robinson Legernes ‘48
Troy & Joan Hower Lehto ‘92
Michael Leighton ‘78
Thomas Lekas
Thomas ‘74, ‘76 & Arlene Higa Lemieux ‘72
Matthew ‘03 & Elizabeth
Good Lengwenus ‘05
Suzette Leonard ‘01
Melchor Leon-Vidals
Donald Letourneau
Rob & Daphnie Carruth Levine ‘03
Robert & Charlyn Thompson Lewis ‘61
John & Linda Hoar Lewis ‘65, ‘68
Mark Lewis
Susan Li
Scott Lieuallen & Margaret Mahoney
Jeremy Likens ‘17 & Natalia
Figueroa Casiano ‘17
Jack ‘61 & Maureen Byrd Liles ‘61
Trevor & S. Elizabeth Walker Limbocker ‘92
Richard & Stephanie Hibbs Lind ‘85
Katherine Linday ‘14
Charles Lindberg ‘59
Jolie Lindquist
Anna Lingel
Lawrence Lipin & Sylvie Horne
Waldron Littlefield
Vincent Littrell ‘90 & Annie Harried-Littrell
Paul & Sydney Lizundia
Roxanne Lloyd ‘09
Russell & Allyson Lloyd
Wynne Lobel
Kenneth ‘97 & Melissa Loftus
Kristie Lofurno
Richard London & Jayne Silver
Jack & Mary Ramsay Longbine ‘63
Douglas Longhurst ‘89 & Linda Netherton
David Lopez ‘83
Allie & Joel Losli
Steve & Beverly Louie
Thomas ‘68 & Carolyn Davis Love
Donald & Virginia Bean Lovegren ‘72
John ‘93, ‘96 & Priscilla Thomas
Lowery ‘93, ‘94
Tony & Cherrie Christner Lucero ‘88
Jamie Lucero ‘98 & Noelle Knapp Lucero
Bill & Jenni Luckett
Mary Ludtke ‘96
Sandra Luebrecht
Richard ‘78 & Pauline Luekenga
Victor & Mary Lugo
Andrew Lukesh ‘03
Charlotte Lumae ‘07 & Aaron Greer
Pamela Luna
Samuel ‘58 & Esther Luna
Daniel & Debra Lundberg
Thaddeus Lunn ‘11
Stephen ‘65 & Ruth Lusk
Patricia Luttrell ‘95
Raphael Lyons ‘85
Melodye Mac Alpine
John ‘75, ‘76 & Joann MacDaniel
Christine Macfarlane & Timothy Rippe
William & Jane Mack
Charles & Sandra Madary
Pasquale & Karen Madeddu
Ron & Sharon Kodani Maeda ‘74
Dennis & Karen Goya Maedo ‘67
Matthew Maglalang ‘09
Pamela Maher
Robert ‘63 & Sherree Wager Mahoney ‘65
David Maile ‘10
Eric Main
Sandy Maines ‘09
Nathaniel Malo ‘11
Steel & Melody Maloney
Romeo & Grace Manabat
Gary & Wendy Manago
Robert Mandelson ‘67
Jason ‘93 & Emily Mandic
Kerry Mandulak
Ka’imionalani Manner ‘14
Kealiihauoli Manner & Leilani Rasa
Jayson Manning ‘14
Timothy Mansour ‘13
Ronald & Virginia Mapes
Darrell ‘71 & Tonia Szilagyi Mapston ‘73
Anthony Marble ‘97
Michael & Janet Zimmerman Markee ‘58
Catherine Marlow
John & Barbara Marontate
Barbara Marquam ‘66
Sandra Flores Marroquin
Anh Marrs ‘13
Mary McDonald Marrs ‘63
Benjamin ‘03 & Andrea Wilson
Marske ‘03
Kenneth & Becky Freeman Martin ‘73
Bert ‘92 & Kristina Wagner Martin ‘91, ‘95
Cheryl Martin ‘05
Douglas ‘93 & Gladys Martin
Gary & Nancy Weber Martin ‘70
Lowell & Sydney Martin ‘92
Anthony Martinez
Eric & Stacy Martinez
Lucia Martinez
Manuel & Rosario Martinez
Rogelio & Luz Martinez
Yadira Martinez ‘08
Yasutaka Maruki
Mohammad & Valrie Marzband
Gary & Jeanne Masad
Wade Masaki ‘87
Jeffrey & Margaret Mason
Stephen & Cynthia Mason
Alan & Dale Masumura
Douglas & Kelley Skiles Mathis ‘90
Kristen Mathis ‘09, ‘14
Michael & Anne Mathis
David & Tamara Wiedrich Mathison ‘90
Gerald ‘80 ‘83 & Lori Ann Matsuda
Clyde ‘69 & Joanne Yee Matsui ‘69
Glenn ‘65 & Joan Matsukawa
Kris & Emily Matsumoto
Stewart & Faye Matsunaga
Tonya Mauk ‘07
Donna Maxey ‘70
‡
Deceased
Allyson May ‘85
Craig & Renee May
Mary Mayfield
Ted & Jane Mayhugh
Robert McAllister ‘73
Moriah McArthur ‘07
William & Kim McAuliffe
Adam & Shelley Rietmann
McCabe ‘06, ‘09
Kelly Ross McCall ‘97, ‘00
Sierra McCartney ‘11
Ward McCartney
Jeffery ‘88 & Jan McCaw
Mark & Faye McClanahan
Douglas ‘96 & Claudia McClure
Bryce ‘89 & Bernice McCollum
Guy & Norma McCormack
Michael ‘88, ‘90 & Debbie McCown
Marcus McCoy
Ruth Anne Graves McCullough ‘09
Joan McCumby ‘72
Brian McDaniel ‘00 & John Purdy ‘01
Gregory McDaniel ‘07
Caitlin McDonnell
Molly McDonnell ‘05
Julie McEwen
Donald ‘67 & Arlene McFadden
Thomas & Kathy McFarlane
Patrick & Jeanne McGann
Paul McGee ‘93 & Paula Vogt McGee
Vicki Sherman McGee ‘01
Dennis & Sharon McGirk
Michael ‘69, ‘71 & Kathie McGrath
Christine McGuire
James McGuire ‘05 & Angie Verbenec
Martha Teeter McGuirk ‘69
Bruce McInnes
Arthur ‘72 & Beverly Olesen McIrvin ‘74
Michelle McJunkin ‘02
Andrew ‘91, ‘93 & Jennifer
Green McKenzie ‘92
Ross McKenzie ‘03
Jason McKinney
Kathryn McKinney ‘06
Daniel & Stana McKitrick
Richard McLeod
Richard & Mary McLinden
Douglas McMickle ‘76, ‘83
Laura McNeil ‘12
Martina Cooper McNulty ‘91
Austyn McPherson ‘09
Murray ‘66, ‘67 & Charlene McPherson
Glenn & Barbara McQueen
Steven & Sidney Thorgramson
McReynolds ‘04
Justin & Jessica McRobert
John Medeiros
Max Medrano ‘17
Laura Medved ‘09
Rob & Andrea Johnston
Meeuwsen ‘91, ‘08
Lucina Mejia Gaona
Marisela Mejia Gaona
Rosa Mejia Gaona
Nick Meletis ‘16
Adam & Tamarra Mellick
Kenneth & Judith Mellow
Gerald Melore
Jody Meltebeke
Ken & Kimbra Melton
Abelardo & Elvira Membrere
Jason ‘96, ‘97 & Kayleen Beard
Mendenhall ‘97
Edwin & Aida Mendoza
Krystal Mae Mendoza ‘12
Howard Menton ‘77
Shelley Merello
Susan Merkner
Christopher & Jan Mertes
Shirley Mertes
Katrina Mettee
Fletcher & Julie Czywczynski Meyer ‘03
Matthew ‘75 & Diana Pratt Meyer ‘75
William ‘71, ‘73 & Rosemary Meyer
Frank & Jaquelyn Reitz Meyers ‘61
Warren & Jennifer Michelsen
John & Frances Mickelsen
Joseph & Susan Mihelich ‘05
Patti Miles & Thomas Richardson
Mrs. T. Kirk Miles
Kirk & Catherine Miller
David & Norah Miller
Donald & Charlotte Miller
Eric & Kimberly Miller
James Miller
Jess & Barbara Miller
Johanna Miller ‘11
John & Debra Miller
John Miller ‘10
Michael & Norma Miller
Nicholas ‘02 & Crystal Fitzsimmons
Miller ‘02
Shannon Miller ‘14
Stephanie Miller
Gerald ‘55 & Donna Millis
Alice Schroeder Mills ‘57
Edward & Judith Brown Mills ‘73
Keith & Janet Mills
Peter Minaya ‘14
Douglas ‘84 & Lanette Miner
Anthony & Wendy Misseldine
Warren Mitchell ‘62
William Mitchell & Kathryn Siddle
Gary Mitchener ‘60
Judith Claghorn Mitchener
Richard & Elaine Mitzel
Michael Miyamoto
Timothy Moe ‘06
Greg & Vicki Moen
John & Kathryn Mohar
Andrea Mohrle ‘93, ‘97
Ada Molinoff ‘10
Martin & Lois Moll
Mike & Jan Moloney
Bert & Tammy Lee Momohara
Michael Monahan ‘15
Irving & Momoe Kokubo Mondschein ‘50
Clifford & Laura Monroe
Miranda Montejo ‘13
Hector & Melinda Montoya
David Moody ‘84 & Karen Hauger
Marc ‘13 & Ashley Moody
Brian Mooney
Catherine Moonshine
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Amanda Moore ‘07
Andrea Moore ‘09
Bruce & Sandy Moore
Charles ‘60 & Darlene Moore
James Moore
June Purviance Moore ‘52
Kathryn Moore
Laura Moore ‘11
Michael & Panvadee Moore
Rachelle Gates Moore ‘00
Robert & Rhonda Moore
Ryland Moore
Sean Moore ‘11
Anna Moran ‘93
David & Mary Jo Morelli
Bunk & Sheryl Rosales Moren ‘97
Darlene & Jim Morgan
Karan Woodburn Morgan ‘94
Kenneth & Terry Morgan
Katie Morgan
Phillip & Pamela Morgan
Jason ‘97, ‘02 & Kelly Kwai
Morgenthaler ‘00
Ivan & Janet Morita
Mike & Cheryl Morita
Grace Morizawa ‘68
Robert & Suzanne Morrison
Delaney Morse ‘17
John & Charla Moser
Michael & Michelle Moser
Shani Moser ‘94
Ginger Moshofsky
Calvin ‘66 & Claudia Ryan Mosley
Frank ‘62 & Jennifer Mossman
Joseph & Leslie Graves Moya ‘88
Lee Moyers ‘11
Thomas & Teresa Muller
Daniel Mullins
Larry & Barbara Mullins
Martha Muncie ‘68
Gerald & Susan Munger
Eugene & Frances Munson
Gerilyn Murai
Yoshiyuki & Cecilia Saqueton Muraki ‘96
Dwight Muraoka
Michael Muraoka ‘71
Daniel & Carleen Sorensen Murdock ‘61
Donovan Murphy
Jeannette Murphy ‘87
Abby Murray ‘09
Daniel & Alice Murray
Sundi Musnicki ‘04
Timothy & Ethel Musnicki
Anne Myers
David & Katrina Myers
Glenford Myers & Shelley Hall
Jody Myers ‘85
John Myers
Joshua Myers ‘99
Derek ‘10 & Kathryn Watson
Naegeli ‘10
Jeane Naito
Van ‘73 & Jan Nakagawara
Jared Nakama ‘08
Calvin & June Uyeunten Nakama ‘88
Kenneth & Karen Nakamura
Kurt Nakamura ‘88
28
Calvin & Kay Nakao
Brock Nakashima ‘16
James & Judith Nakashima
Roshanak Namavari ‘06
Myrl & Bonnie Nardinger
Sophia Nation ‘16
Kelly & Mildred Natividad
Coral Natta
Tiana-Jasmaine Naval ‘17
Gary Neal
Michael & Frances Nebrija
Maryllyn Miller Neely ‘78
David ‘78 & Christine
Zimmerman Nees ‘79
Sally Neff
Daryl & Joanne Steveley Nehler ‘63, ‘70
Wendell ‘59 & Danell Neibuhr
David ‘82, ‘84 & Cheryl Neill
Phillip & Susan Neiman
Henry & Barbara Wylie Nelson ‘51
Dale & Ann Nelson
Lenora Nelson ‘80
Milton ‘55 & Shirley Womsley
Nelson ‘55
Randall ‘80, ‘83 & Laura Tran
Nelson ‘80
Sarah Nelson ‘13
William ‘51, ‘52, ‘53 & Louise
Leding Nelson ‘51
Jan & Jean Newman
Kerry ‘60 & Marie Newman
Kirk Newman & Rachelle Hennings
Sara Newman
Bruce & Wendy Newton ‘97, ‘00
Jonathan & Marjorie Richmond
Nichols ‘68
Roberta Nickels ‘70
Robert Nickerson & Ann Ulum
Paul & Caryl Hoffman Nicol ‘78
John ‘68 & Melinda Meyer Niemi ‘69
John Nightingale ‘11
Stephen ‘72 & Marilyn Niimi
Danford & Leanne Nikaido
Scott ‘87 & Stephanie Murai
Nishimura ‘88
Guy ‘74, ‘78 & Michelle Nishizawa
Todd & Barbara Nitta
Robert ‘47 & Norma Nixon
Christina Noel
Kathleen Nolan
Mike & Oulayvanh Noochan
Malala Noraddin ‘16
Christie Norbury ‘10
Erle & Patricia Murphy Norman ‘73
Susan Normoyle ‘71
Peggy Frone Norris ‘62
Carrie Northway
Judith Savani Norton ‘68
Earl & Sharon Nosack
Jerome & Lori Novero
Robert & Colleen Nowlin
Roly & Editha Nuesca
Charles & Jean Lindely Oakes ‘83
Bruce ‘75 & Patty Oberhelman
Ashlun Oberst ‘12
Frances O’Brien ‘65
Jason & Kristin Hlebechuk O’Brien ‘08
Albert & Kandi Paxton Obrist ‘08
Jorge ‘77 & Susanne Ocampo
James & Edye Odo
Brian ‘89 & Michelle O’Driscoll
Myron & Marilyn Oen
Al & Judy Ogasawara
Marguerite Ogden
Raymond Ogle ‘08
Rodney & Gail Okaneku
Logan Okita ‘06
James & Geri Olbrich
Jennifer Olds ‘00
Robert & Elaine Olguin
Emil & Eugenia Olis
Heidi Olis
Michael Olis
John Olivera ‘85
Hilario & Margaret Olivos
Tammy Satake Olsen ‘91
George Olson
Daniel O’Malley ‘06
Nancy O’Neal ‘03
James Onishi
Joe & Lynn Onley
Mark Ono ‘79
Byron & Glennis Ooka
Thomas Oommen ‘00
Lou & Susan Ordini
Lori Ordway-Peck ‘81
William & Judy Ortiz
Douglas Osborn
Joyce Kellington Osborn ‘45
Robert Osborn ‘64
Jeffrey ‘97 & Lacey Day Osgood ‘97
William O’Shea & Erica Kleinknecht
Dean ‘87 & Laura Shintaku Oshiro ‘88
Kylee Oshiro ‘16
Tyler Oshiro ‘13
Edward & Denise Osiadacz
Robert Osten ‘11
Kip Oswald ‘75
Bill ‘66 & Carmen Ott
Raymond & Nancy Overtone
Margaret Wong Owen ‘71
Paul Owens ‘66
Larry & Susan Pacheco
Paul & Susan Paduano
Greg & Jonatha Paetzhold
Jonathan ‘94 & Andrea Wageman
Pahukula ‘96
Anthony & Sharon Pang
Darren ‘89 & Patricia Cozort Pang
Wayne Panui
Dennis & Amy Paradis
Michael & Debbie Pariera
Sohyun Park ‘17
Steven Park
Tami Park ‘11
Katherine Parker
Geddy & Michaela Ryder Parker ‘03, ‘05
John ‘03 & Mary Beth Parsley
James & Barbara Parsons
Shauna Parsons
Roland & Tina Parubrub
Raja Patel
David ‘68 & Carol Coates Pauli ‘69
Richard & Kelly Paxton
Louis Payne ‘60
Jerry & Elizabeth Peacock
Robert ‘65 & Mary Lowery Peacock ‘64
Dennis ‘78 & Corinne Pearson
Matt & Tina Pearson
Barbara Peck
Henry ‘71, ‘72 & RaeAnn Pedack
Mark Pedemonte & Alayn Waldorf
Dale & Susan Pedersen
Victoria Pedraza ‘84
& Rafael Pedraza-Urtes
Gretchen Peek
Sandra Pelham-Foster
Benjamin & Stacey Martell
Pelster ‘06, ‘08
Dashiel Penfield
Nina Perard ‘09
Jack Perez ‘16
Todd Perkins ‘88
Dennis & Glenda Connell Perry ‘65
Don & Sheri Pestka
Ann Peterkort ‘10
Dave & Tyra Peters
Terry & Juli Peters
Chris ‘77 & Norma Petersen
John ‘66 & Nancy Warwick
Peterson ‘65
Melanie Petilla Foeppel
Ruth Boyles Petrasso ‘40
Todd ‘05 & Michal Pfeil
Tim & Karen Hedeen Pflaum ‘82
Craig ‘78 & Lisa Phelps
William Kevin & Linda Phelps
Bernice Phillips
Sarah Phillips & David Friedman
Tatiana Piatanova
Janis Picker
Nicole Pickering ‘07
Sara Pickett
Scott Pickrell
Michael Pielaet & Patricia McCarthy
Tom & Nickola Grossmiller Pierce ‘66
Carl ‘60, ‘62 & Lois Pileri
Marshall & Jennifer Bunnell Pinder
Robert Pinder ‘63
Maria Pineda
Robert ‘60 & Roberta Pinson
Jason Pirga ‘03
Philip & Alice Pitluck
Megan Plumlee ‘03 & Becca Wilhelm
Duane ‘61 & Joyce Plyter
Philip ‘54 & Gaye Poff
Charlaine Lilley Polak ‘74
Eiko Politz
Wayne & Robin Polly
Joseph ‘66 & Sharon Pomrink
Victor & Jane Vloyantes Ponce ‘67
Douglas Pope
Hannah Porter ‘14
Wade & Sunya Porter
Henry & Ruth Post
Jack ‘67 & Paula Potter
Steven & Minda Potter
Connie Powell ‘01
James & Renate Powell ‘81
Vincent ‘68 & Pamela Powell
Lonnie & Karen Powers
Stephen Prag
Jeffrey ‘73 & Maria Lita Yambos Pratt ‘74
Brian & Carole Prechtel
Matthew & Cathi Presjak
Curtis ‘98 & Danielle Johns Preston ‘99
Jeff & Jill Brandsberg Pridgeon ‘92
Connor Principe
LeeAnn Strachan Prodoccini ‘94
Ellie Prpich ‘03, ‘04
Cesar Pudiquet
Charisse Pudiquet ‘16
Marjorie Pudiquet
Daniel ‘82 & Susan Puetz
Joseph & Nancy Pulito
Roberta Culverson Pullen ‘49
David ‘67 & Stephanie Soares Pump ‘67
Mike Pupunu & Michele Vierra-Pupunu
Chanley Purdy ‘11
Jann Purdy
Keith & Louise Putman
Ronald ‘56 & Alice M. Puzey
Larry & Kristi Pyne
Carlos & Thelma Qualls
Richard & Katherine Quantock
Elizabeth Quimby ‘13
Michele & Brian Quint
Karissa Quist ‘15
Krishnan Ramaya & Carolynn
Davino-Ramaya
Gabriel Ramirez ‘15
Jose Ramirez & Martina Lopez
Sandra Ramirez ‘93
Luis Ramirez Dominguez
James Ramos ‘16
Emily Rampton ‘72
G. Edward ‘56 & Barbara Ramsdell
John ‘62 & Yolanda Lewandowicz
Randlett ‘63
James ‘79 & Elaine Randolph
Thomas & Joanne Tilton Rannells ‘82
Nate Rasmussen ‘12
Patricia Rasmussen ‘53
Geoffrey ‘79, ‘81 & Dorothea
Olson Rath ‘79
Vanessa Rathbun ‘05
Karl & Theresa Raudsepp ‘89
Robert & Johanna Rawson
Bill & Kristy Ray
Curtis Ray ‘05
Tanya Raymond ‘82
Mark & Kathryn Doty Read ‘89
Roylene Read
Amber Redoble ‘12
Justin Redona ‘14
Sanford Reece
Landis & Natalie Beltram Reed ‘97, ‘00
Cynthia Reese
Jeff & Julie Reichard
Rebecca Reisch ‘01
John Reister ‘52
Sidney & Brenda Remiticado
Shirley Rencken ‘89
Scott Andler & Stacy Renfro ‘94
Ellen Reuler
Lisa & Ryan Revilla
Kenneth & Wanda Rewick
Jose Reyna ‘03, ‘09 & Chum No Lay
Nicholas Reynolds ‘14
Bill Rhoades
Jerry Rice ‘94
Avery Richardson ‘17
Carl ‘86 & Coretta Richardson
Lianne Richland ‘97
John Rickman ‘78, ‘81, ‘84
Tony & Sherri Rictor
Theodore & Linda Keiser Riedeburg ‘67
Mineca Riggs ‘10
Chuck Riley
Kyle Riley ‘98 & Jenny Johnson-Riley ‘98
John Ritchie
Edwin ‘84 & Judy Ritt
Jessica Ritter
Daniel Ritzheimer
Ashlee Rivers ‘14
Jean Rix
Elizabeth Roark ‘08
Robert ‘66 & Kathleen Roark
Patricia Vernon Robb ‘45
Suzanne Robb ‘70
Jeremy & Jessie Marshall Roberts ‘03
Mary Eyman Roberts ‘61
Ralph ‘61 & Rita Roberts
Scott & Dawn Roberts
Barbara Trenholm Robinson ‘51
Timberly Robinson ‘10
Liliana Robles ‘09
Susan Rocha
Marc ‘05, ‘07 & Lisa Kjorstad Roche ‘06
Graciela Rodales
Thomas & Patricia Rodrigues
Lidia Rodriguez
Robert ‘59 & E. Ellen Roe
Shawn Roerig
James & Joanne Rogers
Sandra Rogers & William Kness
Steven ‘74 & Susie Rogers
Kathleen Rohde ‘14
Randolph & Sandra Rohde
Jack & Elaine Roher
Shawna Rohner
Edwardo Rojas
Greg & Ronda Bender Roley ‘89, ‘92
Paul ‘76, ‘78 & Terry Wittliff Roline ‘78
Cecelia Romero ‘88
Corrine Varitz Romero ‘50
William ‘76 & Gail Romley
Jeff & Karen Roney
Justin Roney ‘14
Veronica Rosales-Leon
Jerry & Michelle Rose
Robert & Coralie Rose
R. Thomas ‘74 & Bonnie Roselius
BriAnna Rosen ‘12
Sharon Rosen ‘76
Ira & Ruth Conklin Rosenberg ‘64
Robert ‘88 & Marilyn Rosenow
Aaron Ross ‘96 & Dina Trueheart
Angela Ross
Bethany Ross ‘04
James Ross
Leslie ‘48 & Rosemary Ross
Jeremy Roth & Julie Freeman
Sean ‘97 & Barbara Toporek Roush ‘97
Bron ‘01 & Kellie Jones Rowley
‡
Deceased
OREGON TERRITORY MISSIONARIES Elkana and Mary Richardson
Walker are among the earliest white settlers in the region. Their son,
Cyrus, grew up at Tshimakain, learning the native Spokane language,
and later worked at Warm Springs Indian Agency. Walker descendent
Betty Thorn recently donated a collection of Cyrus Walker’s papers,
including journals and letters, to Pacific University, marking one of
the most significant additions ever to the university collections.
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James & Joy Rozee
Wallace ‘57, ‘58 & Catharine
Shepard Ruch ‘58
Philip & Lisa Ruder
Marvin ‘61 & Mary Lou Rueck
Enewan Ruiz ‘10
David ‘82 & Mary Rumpf
Scott & Carol Zolkewitz Rymer ‘92
Nestor & Herminia Sabado
Janelle Sabugo ‘17
Teodorico & Lourdes Sabugo
Frank & Judy Olson
Saccomanno ‘94, ‘97
Lynette Sahnow ‘65, ‘77
Kellen & Cecily Ellis Sakrison
Eric ‘83, ‘85 & Tamson Saksa
Katherine Sakumoto ‘13, ‘14
Kyle & Atsuko Sakumoto
Donald Salmon ‘75
Mark & Dianne Salzwedel
Marlene Aguigui San Nicolas ‘92
Gerardo Sanchez ‘14
Kerry Sanchez ‘03
Nelson & Mary Ann Sanchez
Rodolfo Sanchez ‘14
Jaime Sanchez-Gutierrez
Ben Sanderlin ‘14
Douglas Sanders
Eric Sanders
George Sanders
David & Sheryl Sanders
Amber Sandoval ‘11
Lesly Sanocki
Rusty & Kuulei Santiago
Alison Hennes Santoro ‘05, ‘08
Sierra Saplan ‘15
Lisa Sardinia & John Bloss
Janae Sargent ‘16
Christopher & Elizabeth Sarles
Dora Sato
Scott Sato ‘03
Scott & H. Allison Sauer
Amanda Savage ‘04
George & Elizabeth Sawyer
Pilar Sayago
Ian Scarth ‘12
Martha Scherzinger
Catherine Schiewe ‘13
Keith ‘78, ‘80 & Karen Schindler
Jonathan ‘78 & Pamela
Young Schlueter ‘77
Carl & Charon Schmadeke
Tawny Schmeer ‘01, ‘11
Danny & Wendy Schmerbauch
Betty & Leonard Schmidlin
Erik Schmidt ‘11
Anne Schmitt ‘14
Earl ‘61, ‘68 & Dicksie Schmitt
MacKenzie Schmitt ‘14
Gary Schneider ‘64
Joseph ‘90, ‘92 & Kristin Schneiderhan
Jon ‘81 & Christine Schnepel
Greg Schober ‘78, ‘79
& Mauri Bauer ‘78, ‘80
Gerald Scholes ‘76
Evan Schreurs ‘14
Dona O’Neill Schumacher ‘87
Kenneth & Linda Schumann
William & Judy Schumann
Cindy Schuppert ‘83
Susan Schwab
Ronald & Aline Schwartz
Donald Schweitzer & Marni Doerfler
Elizabeth Schweller
William Schweller
Lucas Sconyers ‘14
B.J. Scott ‘03, ‘06
Danny & Lynda Nelson Scott ‘81
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Nona Scott
Thomas Scott
William ‘54 & Meda Scott
Michael ‘94, ‘97 & Lori Smith Secrest ‘94
Kaia Seiffert ‘01
Max Seiler ‘13
Jane Babcock Selberg-Murphy ‘51
Brandy Selby ‘13
Edward & Polly Selby
Karen Sellars
James Sellers
Christopher & Linda Selvey
Steven ‘73 & Christy Sem
Donald ‘68 & Nancy Semmens
Armando & Linda Sepulveda
Jeffrey & Maria Seward
John Shadden ‘71
Robin Shallcross & Otto Schell
John ‘69, ‘71 & Virginia
Ferber Shank ‘67, ‘71
Sarah Sharp
Kelsey Shaw ‘14
Warner John Shaw ‘16
Cody Sheddy ‘17
Robert ‘87 & Dolores Sheets
Jill Sherman & Marc Monaghan
Barbara Sherrill
Christopher ‘01 & Stephanie Sherwood
Kaitlyn Shikada ‘15
Eric & Patricia Yoshinobu Shinseki ‘64
Rebecca Shipman
Jean Allin Shirley ‘39
Robert & Lorena Deardorff Shook ‘67
Candace Shorack
Darius & Regina Shurden
Donald ‘84 & Deanne Shute
Joyce Givens Siewert ‘54
Jeremy & Shelli Sigado
Terry ‘65 & Marion Natenstedt Sigel ‘66
Kenneth ‘68 & Evelyn Silbernagel
James ‘67 & Candace Willson
Silkensen ‘69
Robert & Carolyn Brown Simmons ‘68
Dan Simmons
Adam Simon ‘97
Mary Jo Simone & Raymond Pietz
Verjean Rancore Simpson ‘60
Walter ‘51 & Muriel Sinclair
Wendi Dunkel Sinclair ‘99
Kelly Singer ‘14
Kenneth & Katherine Siqueland
Patrick & Danielle Siver
Ronald & Angela Skjeie ‘10
Alfred Slighter
Paul & Molly Morrow Sloan ‘96, ‘98
Brent ‘88 & Colleen Couron Smith ‘89
Garry Smith ‘74
Jamie Smith ‘12
Janelle Smith
Jason Smith ‘16
Dana & Karen Baldwin Smith ‘70
Lawrence Smith & Dawn
Yoshimura-Smith
Matthew ‘83 & Marilee Smith
Myron ‘60 & Jann Chapman Smith ‘60
Ronald Smith
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Scott ‘67 & Gisele Nusspickel Smith ‘68
Steven Smith & Martha Rampton
Todd ‘86 & Mary Smith
Walter & Karen Smith
William ‘56 & Malva Picard Smith ‘56
Jami Snelson
Sukuan Snguan
John & Margaret Johnson Snyder ‘91
Mark & Teresa Sohn
Clifford Solberger ‘50
Daniel ‘89 & Diane Solbrack
JoAnne Somers ‘70
Jim & Annjanette Stoddard
Sommers ‘04
Juan Soria & Ruth Zuniga
Jose & Karen Glenwood Sotto ‘97
Frederick Sparks ‘62, ‘63
W. Charles Spear ‘79
Kristi Spires
David & Katie Handel Sprenger ‘03
Brendan & Natalie Stamper
Roger & Nancy Smith Stampke ‘82
Steve & Debi Stanich
Christina Stankovich
Kathleen Stanley
Nathan ‘97 ‘98 & Michelle
Namitz Stanley
Don & Maxine O’Black Stark ‘58
Victor ‘73 & Carolyn Starow
Louanne Starr ‘65
Amanda Stead
Bob Steele
Janet Steele
Michael & Gerianne Steele
Mike Steffen
John Steiger
Peggy Stein ‘89
Peter & Windy Stein ‘12
Jan & Vicky Nichols Sterling ‘74
Debbie Stettler
Renee Stevens
David & Sonja Steves
Andrea Stewart
Dakota Stewart ‘17
Douglas ‘61, ‘69 & Frances Stewart
Thomas ‘89 & Jan Stewart
Alan & Marta Stig
Jeffrey Stoch & Mary Henry
Robert & Diane Stockhouse
Juliette Stoering
David & Stephanie Stokamer
William ‘98 & Mihoko
Kobayashi Stolley ‘00
Richard & Susan Wilkinson Stone ‘69
Larry ‘77 & Nancy Stoppel
Kristin Kondo Storfa & Ryan Storfa
Allan & Jean Strand
McLeod Strang ‘02
Ron & Dorothy Knouff Strasser ‘90
David ‘01 & Nicole Dorris Strayer ‘00
Nancy Strayer
Ronald & Alice Strayer
Mara Strickler
Isaac Stringer ‘73
Leonard ‘65 & Anne Stroh
Suzie Stroman
Damon & Lois Struble
Stacie Struble ‘15
Bob & Amy Corvin Struckmeyer ‘70
Gene Stuben ‘91
William Studdiford ‘49
Robert ‘63 & M. Karen Sturtevant
Daniel & Carole Suehiro
Elton & Patricia Suganuma
Alan Sugawara
Brian Sullivan ‘82, ‘85 & Anna
Leon-Guerrero ‘83
Gloria Greene Sullivan ‘53
Dennis & Keri Sullivan ‘08
Robert & Sylvia Summers
James ‘66 & Annabelle Sumner
Damon & Colleen Sump
Sheila Supplee
John & Cathy Cody Suroviak ‘02
Angela Surratt
Rebecca Sutton
Yoshimitsu & Joan Suyematsu
Daren & Susan Suzuki
Michael ‘65 & Ann Suzuki
Dean ‘58 & Janet Swanson
Duane Swanz ‘76, ‘78‡
Thomas & Yvonne Swyers
Jason & Meghan Daaboul Swygard ‘04
Diana Sykes
Lisa Szefel
Camay Tabisola ‘14
Roque Tabisola & Iregene
Leong-Tabisola
Donna Taggart Johnson ‘78
Yu-Chi Tai
Patti Taira-Tokuuke ‘90, ‘92
& Jon Tokuuke
Philip ‘66 & Karen Takaba
Randall ‘86 ‘89 & Edna Takaki
Ryan Takas ‘99
Blayne ‘94 & Cher Higashihara
Takemoto ‘97, ‘98
Gerard & June Takiguchi
Randy & Donna Tamashiro
Johannes ‘08 & Melanie Tan
Eric & Roberta Tanaka
Terrence ‘79 & Charlene Tancabel
Andres Tapia & Sara Tapia-Guillen
Laurie Tarumoto-Young ‘82, ‘86
& Collin Young
Tamara Eischen Tasker ‘02, ‘05
Darwin ‘65 & Cecilia Tate
Kevin Taucher ‘14
Brad Taura ‘99
Milton & Mildred Taura
Brian Taylor ‘14
David & Diane Taylor
Frederick Taylor
Malynda Taylor ‘17
Robert Taylor ‘10
Roger Taylor ‘79
Scott ‘74, ‘76 & Merrillyn Taylor
Edwin ‘58 & Mary Tays
Patricia Campbell Tennant ‘56
Michael ‘69 & Linda Terhorst
Barbara Ternus
Timothy & Susan Terrell
Margaret-Anne Teruya ‘02
Terence & Ann Teruya
Janna Tessman ‘12
Troy & Jill Tetsuka
Paula Thatcher
Jon Thayer ‘49
Mike & Kristy Thayer
Anthony Thiel
Kathleen Thiel
Ora Faye Wilson Thogerson ‘49
Kristen Thomas ‘10
Sarah & Arden Thomas
Wayne Thomas ‘61
Fred & Betsy Thompson ‘83
James ‘78 & Darlene Thompson
Richard Thompson ‘63
Roger Thompson ‘53, ‘54
Rose Thompson ‘13
Thomas ‘59 & Carol Thompson
Steve & Masako Thomson
William & Sue Thomson
Alfred ‘65 & Sharon Thonstad
Joseph Thorman ‘71
Justin ‘93 & Rika Thorne
Mike & Jill Thorne
Ronald & Patricia Thorne
Ken Thorp ‘92
Richard Thurin
Jonathan Thurman ‘03
William ‘58 & Joyce Tiedgen
Blake ‘98 & Melissa Alexander Timm ‘98
Carole Timpone & Steve Matthews
John & Lisa Toguchi
Gary & Lorraine Tokuda
Warren ‘75 & Debbie Lepley Tokuhisa ‘81
Dale & Sandra Tokuuke
Mark & Alison Little Toledo ‘80
Lloyd & Cheryl Tolle
Alan & Joyce Tomita
Gary & Gail Tomita
Neal Tomita ‘70
Robert & Bobbie Skerry Tomkinson ‘52
Randy & Julie Doebele Toney ‘99, ‘00
Darren & Joy Torii
Dale ‘82, ‘83 & Jamie Tosland
Alex & Shirley Toth
Timothy & Lisa Tougas
Bruce ‘83 & Jill Townley
Hung Tran ‘00, ‘04 & Sherry Wickware
Tim ‘74 & Cathy Tran ‘74
Thuy Tran ‘94
Trinh Tran ‘16
David & Carol Triebes
Edward & Charlene Tritt
Tanya Trowbridge ‘15
Thomas & Kristine Trowbridge
Mark Truax ‘09
Peter ‘69 & Patricia York Truax ‘69, ‘79
Ashley Truchan ‘08
Gary & Dianne Truitt
Janett Trujillo ‘16
Thomas & Marjorie Trulock
Samantha Trulock ‘14
Stephen & Angela Tuffey
Christopher Tuffli ‘89 & Joy Higa
Allen Tugaoen ‘13
Patrick & Natividad Tugaoen
Kenneth & Martha Tunall
Ted & Susan Huang Tung ‘62
Barbara & Louis Turk
Stanton ‘67 & Kathleen Turner
William ‘63 & Sherral Thornburg Turner ‘63
Kerry Tymchuk
John & Donna Tyner
Ronald & Carolyn Holtz Tyson
Timothy & Aimee Tyvan
Robert & Erin Kitagawa Uchida ‘82
Keith & Lea Uehara
Dennis ‘67 & Karen Ueyama
Erina Umezaki
Amy Unfred ‘04
Ingrid Unterseher
Robert Upchurch
Patrick Urain & Janett Llamas-Urain
Kimiko Uto
Marlin ‘54 & Barbara Utterback
Dean & Rona Uyehara
Enie Vaisburd
Placido & Michelle Valenciano
Russell & Patricia Valente
Mariana Valenzuela
Caitlin Valhuerdi ‘13
Steve & Linda Van Doren ‘82
Robert Van Dyk & Nancy Christoph
Chris Van Dyke
Dorothy Van Dyke
William Van Horn ‘54
Tony & Louise Van Vliet
Carolyn Vanaken
Stacy Vance ‘03
Teri-Lynn Nishimoto Vance ‘85
David & Laurie Nelson Vancott ‘00
Reed ‘72 & Carila Vandehey
Robert Vandehey ‘60
Willem & Pamela VandeKamp
Deanne Dayton Vandevert ‘61
Dennis ‘78 ‘80 & Rita Vannatta
Philip VanPeursem ‘13
Renee & Brent Vanzant
Ralph & Robin Vasey
Christopher Veazey ‘01
& Kristine Drafahl ‘02
Frederick & Donna Ventura
Robert Verant ‘02 & Cristy
Santangelo-Verant ‘04
Ray & Martha Arnold Verlinich ‘03
Geoffrey Vernon ‘96 & Lisa Harings ‘97
Jeremy Vernon ‘00, ‘09
Michael & Melissa Vieira
Arnel & Renee Villanueva
Hector & Maria Villarreal
Jayme Vincent ‘13
Sean Visperas ‘17
Gerald & Jocelyn Vivas
Donna Vliet
Jessica Voas ‘06
Ronald & Carole Scribner
Vogeltanz ‘73, ‘80
Richard & Julie Volpel ‘80
Mary Von & John Nevius
Catherine Vorhies
Charles & Johari Hemenway Vos ‘67
Dallas & Michele Voss
Sandee Vossler ‘88
Janine Vuylsteke
Daniel Wagner ‘15
Richard Wagner & Lynn Wakatsuki
Timothy Wagner
Robert ‘74 & Kay Kyle Waldron ‘75
Eva Walker ‘92
Kirk & Terri Horst Walker ‘90
Anuhea Wall ‘15
Thomas & Keala Wall
Duane ‘49 & Louise Waln
Eric Walsh
Roman ‘15 & Jennifer Hansen Walsh ‘09
Joe ‘88 & Maria Fiallo Walsh ‘86
Elisabeth Walton Potter
The Estate of Ann Waltz
Lawrence ‘81, ‘83 & Kathleen
Senske Wan ‘82, ‘84
Harold Ward
Steven ‘91 & Terri Ward
Michael ‘65 & Marsha Warden
E. David ‘68 & Phyllis Warfield
Ann Warner ‘59
Frank ‘71 & Linda Warren
Thomas & Sharon Warren
Louis & Patricia Waski
Juanita Sidney Wasser ‘49
Jeffrey ‘65 & Lynn Watanabe
Tyler Watkins ‘15
Melody Watral ‘76 & Timothy Donahoe
Terry & Anne Harrington Watson ‘79
Mike & Debbie McLean Watson ‘80
Sern Watt ‘68 & Mari Siemon
Kathleen Gaskin Weagant ‘62
Pam Weatherill-Piper ‘71
& Richard Piper
Charles & Laura Weaver
Douglas Weaver
Kristofer Weaver ‘07
Rebecca Weaver ‘98
Eric & Peggy Webb
Herbert ‘85, ‘88 & Beth Bentley Webb ‘85
Joanne Rieger Webber ‘59
Alec & Amber Webster
Noel ‘97 & Christy Pugh Webster ‘97
Gary Weeks ‘69 & Emma Diaz-Weeks
Thomas & Heidi Weimar
Susan & Scott Weinbender
Robert & Kathy Weinhold
Alfred Weiss
Wayne & Betty Wenger
Gary West ‘69
Lyman ‘61, ‘62 & Charlene West
Gary & Beth Westbrook ‘91
Gerald ‘64 & Charlotte Westerholm
Jon Westerholm ‘56
Randall ‘79 & Joyclyn Westfall ‘78, ‘80
Dan & Susan Wheeler
Richard Wheeler
Tina Whitsett Wheeler ‘81
J. Deon ‘74, ‘76 & Myra Whipple
Stephen & Ellaine Whisler
Richard & Carolyn Miller White ‘65
Colby White ‘09
Harold & Vickie White
John ‘62 & Martha White
Michael & Eileen White
Travis White ‘12
Vincent ‘69, ‘71 & Jill White
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Deceased
Jaye Cee Whitehead ‘00
& Shannon Perry ‘99, ‘10
Walter ‘02 & Lindsey Whitley
Gina Whitney
Vaughn Wicker & Nancy Gierut-Wicker
David & Molly Callanan Widdicombe ‘92
David ‘83, ‘86 & Wilma Wiersma
Harry ‘81, ‘83 & Rebecca Wiessner
Gerald Wilburn
Arthur Wilcox ‘58
Dean ‘50 & Beryl Schantz Wilcox ‘53
Kenneth Wilcox ‘72
Thomas & Cheryl Wildfang
Rosemary Hess Wiles ‘40
Joanne Wiley-Apicello
Michael ‘77 & Susan Wilhoit
Trisha Wilkie ‘13
William & Dollyann Dudis Willcutt ‘72
Diane Williams
Eleanor Williams
George & R. Laverne Williams
Kristopher Williams ‘02
Larry ‘65 & Kathleen Williams
Larry Williams
Timothy ‘89 & Andrea VonTom
Williams ‘89
Fred ‘66 & Tonya Willis
Jeffrey Wilmes ‘92
Michael ‘79 & Kathy Wilsey
Cassandra Wilson ‘11
Charles ‘63 & Brenda Wilson
Craig ‘86 & Patricia Wilson
Robert ‘82, ‘84 & Joleen Wilson
Sandra Wilson
Spencer Wilson ‘15
Eric & Tina Nelson Wilson ‘90
Tye & Karen Wilson
Worrall Wilson ‘66
Elaine Brady Wiltse ‘53
Roberta Wimmer
Cameron ‘79 & Valerie Winder
Dennis Wininger & Allyson Clark
Stephen & Victoria Seid Winkle ‘00
Paul ‘92 & Carol Ann Winkler
Brianna Winter ‘13
Amy Winterowd
Kent Wise ‘93
Joyce Wisinger ‘67
Michael ‘82 & Ann Witkowski
Keith & Sue Wochnick
David ‘62, ‘63 & Kristine Wold
Roger & Kathryn Wold
Charles Wolf ‘54, ‘56
Zachary Wolf ‘11
Mary Wolfe ‘65
Sharon Wolff ‘96
Steven ‘73 & Janet Hunt Wolfhagen ‘73
Carol Wong ‘71
Dayna Michelle Wong ‘10
Edward & Sheila Wong
Hong Wong & Patricia Leung
Michael ‘71, ‘77 & Gail Turek Wong ‘73
Michael & Karen Wong
David ‘62 & Shirley Woodford
George ‘59 & Flo-Ree Woodruff
Paul & Toni Woodruff
Raymond Woods ‘66
Rachael Woody ‘05 & Tobias Inman
Martin Wright
Gloria Doerfler Wulf ‘53
Wilfred & Editha Yago
Ronald & Cecilia Yamada
Oren & Ira Yamagata
Chad & Carol Yamamoto
Roy & Gail Yamamoto
Casey Yamashita ‘11
Douglas & Yu Jae Yamashita
Tiari Yamashita ‘11
Cheryl Yanagida ‘76
Vance Yatsushiro ‘66
Dianna Yazzolino
Jeff Yearick
Cathy Yee
Clarence & Lori Yee
Paul & Ji Young Yee
Randall Yee & Esther Karpf
Gary Yip
Darryl & Leigh-Ann Yokoyama
Jacob Yoro
Reid Yoshida ‘08
Garrett & Sherri Yoshimoto
Melvin ‘63 & Ruth Yoshioka
Charles ‘70 & Nancy
Berggren Young ‘70
Donald Young ‘61
James & Adele Young
Jamie Young
Michael ‘82, ‘83 & Sandra
Coutts Young ‘82, ‘84
Thomas & Hilda Younker
Lindsay Prescott Zaborowski ‘07
Santha Zaik
Jacqueline Zarka ‘10
Sean Zearly
Irv ‘62, ‘63 & Carol Zemrau
Janice Ziegler ‘85, ‘88, ‘06
& Richard Hansen
Anita Zijdemans Boudreau
Summer Zimmerman ‘09
Gibran & Lina Zogbi
Fredric & Connie Zook
Karyn Foster Zyvan ‘10
ORGANIZATIONS
20 20 Eyecare Centers, Inc. PC
Accounting Plus ++
Ace Hardware
Alberta Eye Health Clinic
Aloha Vending and Amusement
AmazonSmile Foundation
American Endowment Foundation
American Express Charitable Fund
Anthony’s Restaurants
Arakaki Physical Therapy
& Sports Rehabilitation
Archery Summit
Arnica Foundation
Atiyeh International, Ltd.
Bag & Baggage Productions
Bank of America
The Best Insurance Agency
Billings Eyecare Associates, PLLC
Boeing, Inc.
Boneyard Beer
BrandMuscle, Inc.
Burgerville USA
Cannon Eye Clinic
Cascade Physical Therapy
Center For Dermatology
and Laser Surgery
Chevron Humankind
Chugach Eye Clinic & Optical
Cinetopia Progress Ridge, LLC
The Circuit Bouldering Gym
Clarno Consulting
Cog Wild Bicycle Tours, LLC
Colonial Country Club
Columbia Community Bank
Columbia Sportswear Company
ComedySportz Portland
Cookies By Design
David Hill Vineyard & Winery
Mark Dawson Construction, LLC
Todd Demers Construction
DeMund Family Private Foundation
Diva Den Studio
Dutch It, Inc.
Eagle Crest Resort
Eastside Distilling
Elite Optical, LLC
Elk Cove Vineyards
Epsilon Omicron Assoc
of Phi Gamma Delta
Etcetera Antiques
Exercise Equipment Northwest, Inc.
Eyewear Kahala, LLC
Family Vision Center of Tacoma
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
First Hawaiian Bank
Forest Hills Golf Course
Four Ravens Occupational Therapy, LLC
Four Seasons Bowling Center
Gardeau Crest Farms, LLC
Garden Island Barbecue
Garden Island Physical Therapy, Ltd.
Godfather’s Pizza
Golden Valley Brewery
Goodwear Dress Shoppe, Ltd.
Hand and Arm Therapy
of Central Oregon, Inc.
The Heating Specialist, Inc.
HEI Charitable Foundation,
Matching Grants Program
Heitman Docks, LLC
Heritage Vision Clinic
Hewitt Optometric Center
High Desert Museum
Hot Lips Pizza Pearl, LLC
House Spirits Distillery
Michael D. Hundley
Insurance Agency, Inc.
Hy-Line Cruises
Island Spirit Kayak
Japanese Gardens
Jared Galleria of Jewelry
Jerry’s Rogue Jets
The Joinery
Kaimuki Eyecare
Kennedy/Jenks Consultants, Inc.
Kettle Foods
Kimberley Vision Care
Krave Jerky
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Lasko Properties, LLC
Leupold & Stevens, Inc.
Lifetime Vision Source of Lebanon, LLC
Lloyd Center Ice Rink
Maggie’s Buns
McMenamins Pubs & Breweries
Mercer Estates Winery
Meyer Appraisals
Mossy Creek Pottery
Naked Winery
Napa Valley Swim Team
New Deal Distillery, LLC
North Cascade Academia, Inc.
Occupational Therapy Association
of Oregon
Olympia Vision Clinic
OMSI
On Site Service & Repair
Oregon State Handball Association
Oregon Symphony
Oregon Zoo
P.F. Chang’s China Bistro
Pacific Cataract and Laser Institute
Papa Murphy’s Pizza
Pepper’s Mexican Grill
Janet Peters Insurance, Inc.
Pfizer Foundation
Portland General Electric
Phil’s 1500 Subs
Pioneer Memorial Physical Therapy, LLC
Pomeroy Eyecare, PC
Portland Trail Blazers
Portland’s Culinary Workshop
PPP Management Consulting, LLC
Primo’s Pizza
Qualcomm, Inc.
Dr. Bradford L. Rabe, LLC
Rainbow Lanes, Inc.
Raytheon
Rock Bottom Brewery
Rolla Eye Clinic
Seattle Seahawks
Select Harvest USA, LLC
Shasta Vision Group
Sidney Eye Care, PLLC
Simple Pleasures Events, LLC
Sitka Vision Clinic
Mark Sohn Construction
Sonic Drive-In
Southern Hills Eyecare
State Farm Insurance, Forest Grove
Steele’s Karate and Kickboxing
Strayer Consulting Services, Inc.
Sunset Lanes
Sushi & Maki
Taco Del Mar Cornell Town Center
Tillamook Vision Center
Timberline Lodge
Toro Bravo, Inc.
Torrington Vision Clinic
Tran Optometry Clinic, PC
Trappist Abbey Bakery
Tumalo Feed Company
Union Pacific Railroad Company
United Church Funds
United Fire Group Foundation
University of Oregon-Museum of
Natural and Cultural History
Uptown Vision Center
Valero Energy Foundation
Valley Eye Associates, PC
Valley Vision Clinic
Van Dyke Appliances, Inc.
Verizon Foundation
Vine Gogh
Wells Fargo Bank
Widmer Brothers Brewing
Wilsonville Family Fun Center
& Bullwinkles Restaurant
Winco Foods
Woodfold Manufacturing, Inc.
WSC Insurance
College of Business
Founders Circle
Inaugural Circle
The College of Business Founders Circle
supports the establishment of the Pacific
University College of Business. The
Inaugural Circle recognizes donors who
gave more than $25,000 from July 1,
2013, to June 30, 2014.
INDIVIDUALS
Evona Brim
Ruth Burlingham
Founding Partner
The Founding Partner level recognizes
donors who gave between $5,000
and $9,999 from July 1, 2013, to
June 30, 2014.
INDIVIDUALS
Richard and Joy Hanson
Warren ‘64 & Geraldine Higa
Eugene & Launa Zurbrugg
Founding Champion
The Founding Champion level
recognizes donors who gave between
$2,500 and $4,999 from July 1, 2013,
to June 30, 2014.
INDIVIDUALS
Rebecca & Wayne Graham
Michael Henningsen
Robert ‘93 & Kristin Thomas
ORGANIZATIONS
KPMG Foundation
The Standard Employee
Giving Campaign
Founding Supporter
The Founding Supporter level
recognizes donors who gave between
$1,000 and $2,499 from July 1, 2013,
to June 30, 2014.
INDIVIDUALS
Jeremy Beal ‘97
Candace Carr
Gregory Dinges
James ‘68 & Susan White Fitzgerald ‘69
Jeffrey Greendorfer ‘71
Lesley Hallick
Kenneth McGill
Susan Barrett Roddy
R. Nat ‘66 & Susan Webb
ORGANIZATIONS
Burlingham Seeds, LLC
Heart of Oak Society
The Heart of Oak Society honors those
who have made long-term commitments
to Pacific University by naming the
university in their wills, arranging life
income gifts, or making gifts of life
insurance or other estate assets. At their
request, some members are not listed.
Gerry Wren Allyn ‘52
Honey Baldwin
Robert ‘53 & Jean Baltes
Thomas Barry ‘51
Patrick & Tabitha Hazelett Becker ‘84
Arthur & Elizabeth Clark Benton ‘65
Ruth Bishop ‘68
David & Robyn Buzzetti Bogden ‘81
Evona Harford Brim
Bernard ‘49, ‘50 & Selma Brown
Dan & Kathy Bump
Kenneth Bump ‘41
Ruth Burlingham
Ellen Burton-Hallock ‘45
Richard & Pamela
Loring-Johnson Cariker ‘63
Waltraud Pembaur Cate ‘47
Timothy Choy ‘64
LeRoy & Doris Christensen
Elizabeth Clark ‘81
Benjamin Colby ‘97
Coralie Coleman
A. Everett Cook ‘51
Bernard ‘51 & Margaret
Gaston Cooper ‘51
Lance & Marcia Englund Cypert ‘72
Sue Morgan Dawson ‘59
Anthony ‘49 & Maureen DeVito
Shelly Ellison ‘96
Hildegard Brodersen Fahrenbach ‘80
Judith Wright Favor ‘61
Charlotte Filer
Peter Ford ‘45
Lorely French & James Draznin
Gerald ‘53, ‘54 & Marian Groff
Joe ‘79 & Mary Gross
David ‘62 & Ginger Hackett
Jimmie Grace Harris
Karsten Hazelett ‘75 & Josephine
Pegrum-Hazelett ‘75
Rodney ‘60 ‘61 & Suzan Heater
Robert ‘50 & Billie Holcomb
Irene Holland ‘71, ‘77
Ronald ‘51 & Joyce Honeyman
David ‘72 & Melanie McVey Johnston ‘91
Richard ‘53 & Lois Williams Johnston ‘52, ‘80
Robert ‘49 & Dori Jones
Delilah Judy ‘46, ‘73
Brenda Johnson Kameenui ‘70
Edward Kameenui ‘70
Alan & Jane Stein Kershaw ‘61
Gerald ‘81, ‘83, ‘85 & Zona Komarnicky
Ansel Krutsinger
Jay Lee
Leonard & Nira Levine
Kerry Lohr ‘71
Ronald Malloney ‘60
Teresa Maloney
Kenneth McGill
Bruce McInnes
Gene ‘60 & Linda McIntyre
Erica Meyer-Arendt
Mrs. T. Kirk Miles
Thomas Mitchell ‘99
James ‘52 & Antonia Nelson
William ‘51, ‘52, ‘53
& Louise Leding Nelson ‘51
Roberta Nickels ‘70
Deanne Nielsen
John Olsen ‘67, ‘68
Timothy & Sheila O’Malley
Irene Price
Jack ‘52 ‘53 & Laverna Reid
John & Marilyn Ritchie
R. Richard ‘77, ‘79 & Marcia
Pogue Ryan ‘79
Ruth Scheller
William Sefler
Mary Wolken Sizer ‘52, ‘77
Thomas & Della Sloan
Myron ‘60 & Jann Chapman Smith ‘60
Karen Phillips Soderberg ‘72, ‘82
Janice Spencer ‘70
Richard ‘54 & Mary Lou Spencer
Michael & Gerianne Steele
Byron & Dianne Steiger ‘79
Leona Blackmun Stovall ‘51
Barbara Strain ‘70
Douglas Stuart ‘51, ‘52
William Studdiford ‘49
Jean Swartz
C. Wayne ‘50, ‘60 & Jean
Brodersen Tate ‘52
Margaret Taylor
Dean Taylor
Margaret Thompson
Louise Barnett Todd ‘50
Robert & Bobbie Skerry Tomkinson ‘52
Dennis ‘78, ‘80 & Rita Vannatta
Louis & Camille Wainwright
James Weber ‘70, ‘75
& Sally Ringholm ‘78
Norma Nelson Williams ‘61
Charles ‘70 & Nancy Berggren Young ‘70
Gifts in Honor
Throughout the year, Pacific receives
many gifts from donors wishing to
commemorate a friend or loved one.
Honorary gifts ensure that generations to
come will have the opportunity to succeed
at Pacific. The following honorary gifts
were made between July 1, 2013, and
June 30, 2014.
In Honor of Mark Ankeny
Elaine Coughlin & Jonathon Lietz
Donna & John Phillips
In Honor of Daiva A. Banaitis
Suzanne Foley Belatti ‘01
Joana Freedman ‘83
Rebecca Reisch ‘01
Richard Rutt
Sheryl & David Sanders
In Honor of Isabella M. Barcellona ‘16
William & Rochelle Barcellona
In Honor of Willard B.
Bleything ‘51, ‘52, ‘54
Goffe & Nancy Jones Torgerson ‘78 ‘80
In Honor of Kameron K. Boro ‘13
Jack & Caroline Belsom
In Honor of Timothy Y. C. Choy ‘64
Jerry & Colette Coleman
Gerilyn Murai
Robert & Johanna Rawson
In Honor of Rebecca Y. Concepcion
Thomas & Hilda Younker
In Honor of Jennifer Coyle ‘90, ‘93, ‘00
Irene & Melqui Arroyo
Linda Fields
Launa Kind
Melodye Mac Alpine
In Honor of David Crist ‘67
In Honor of James O. Currie
Steven ‘81 & Rebecca Fields
Kathryn Nielsen ‘78
Megan Plumlee ‘03 & Becca Wilhelm
Kennedy/Jenks Consultants, Inc.
In Honor of Russell A. Dondero
Scott ‘90, ‘93 & Tricia Allen Cooper ‘90
Christopher Tuffli ‘89 & Joy Higa
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Deceased
NEARLY 100 PACIFIC UNIVERSITY STUDENTS were named Northwest
Conference Scholar-Athletes in 2013-2014. The designation is
given to students who earn a grade point average of at least 3.5 and
participate in at least one varsity sport throughout a complete season.
Nearly half of Pacific University undergraduates participate in
varsity, junior varsity or intramural sports. 4 goboxers.com
In Honor of Charlotte C. Filer
Thomas Barreto ‘86
Beth Rasgorshek ‘84 Michael Benton
Eyes on Broadway
In Honor of George R. Gage
Jeanne & Fred Oliver
In Honor of Henry U. Glover ‘17
Jeff & Julie Glover
In Honor of Lesley M. Hallick
Elinor Langer & Martin Zwick
In Honor of John W. Hayes
Julie Burris
In Honor of Evan C. Heydemann ‘16
Christian & Lisa Heydemann
In Honor of Robert ‘64
& Sunny McGowan Iboshi ‘67
Timothy Choy ‘64
In Honor of Hayley M. Johanesen ‘13
Steve & Annette Johanesen
In Honor of Suzanne R. Judah ‘75, ‘81
Ronald Judah
In Honor of Kellie Kato ‘17
Glenn Kato ‘83 & Lydia Lem ‘81, ‘83
In Honor of Stephanie N. Keys ‘17
Kristopher & Heather Keys
In Honor of Brian P. Kyaw ‘16
Myomyint Kyaw & Kaythe Thaya
In Honor of Derek R. Lasko
H. Joe Story
In Honor of Wanda E. Laukkanen
Tony & Virginia Adams
Anonymous
Angela Arena
Elaine Bortles
Julie & Gary Christerson
Megan Banasek Drake
Michael Farris
Lynn Gardner
Isaac Gilman
Marita Kunkel
Stephanie Miller
Debbie & Michael Pariera
Tatiana Piatanova
Alfred Weiss
Santha Zaik
In Honor of Quinten Moore ‘14
Suzie Stroman
In Honor of Charissa Nelson ‘05
Sarah Nelson ‘13
In Honor of Roberta L. Nickels ‘70
Maria de Jesus Aguilar
Raquel Avalos
Cristian & America Barajas
Alicia Bermejo
Martha Duran de Gonzalez
Aurelia Echeverria
Hilda Echeverria
Maria Echeverria
Maria Escutia Andrade
Marion Albro Gustafson
Carmelo Hernandez
Pedro Jacinto
Maria Lara
Teresa Lara
Melchor Leon-Vidals
Sandra Flores Marroquin
Douglas ‘93 & Gladys Martin
Gary & Nancy Weber Martin ‘70
Lucia Martinez
Rosa Mejia Gaona
Marisela Mejia Gaona
Lucina Mejia Gaona
Maria Pineda
Luis Ramirez Dominguez
Graciela Rodales
Lidia Rodriguez
Edwardo Rojas
Veronica Rosales-Leon
Jaime Sanchez-Gutierrez
Pilar Sayago
Betty & Leonard Schmidlin
Tim ‘74 & Cathy Tran ‘74
The Standard Employee
Giving Campaign
In Honor of Scout Northway ‘15
Carrie Northway
In Honor of N. Charles
“Chuck” O’Connor
Victoria Horton ‘97
Richard Jobs & Kimberly Brodkin
Michelle Lawrence ‘10
In Honor of James R. Ogden ‘72, ‘73
Michael ‘71, ‘73 & Cindy Garton
Linda Knowles
Marguerite Ogden
In Honor of Gary A. Pacarro ‘74
Timothy Choy ‘64
In Honor of Nathaniel R. Quillin ‘12
Michael & Jill Quillin
In Honor of John W. Roberts ‘63
Gail Harrison Allgood ‘69
In Honor of James F. Ross
In Honor of Bryce M. Seliger
Patricia Dukes
In Honor of Rylan S. Tomita ‘13
Kimiko Uto
Gifts in Memory
Many individuals choose to celebrate
the life of a loved one through a
memorial gift. Such gifts commemorate
a friend or family member and help
ensure that generations to come will
have the opportunity to succeed at
Pacific. The following memorial gifts
were made between July 1, 2013, and
June 30, 2014.
In Memory of Claire A. Argow
Donald Schweitzer & Marni Doerfler
In Memory of Victor G. Atiyeh
Evona Brim
Gene Chin
Bev Clarno
Michael & Diana Daggett
George & Nancy Dewey
Josephine Driscoll
Verne & Donna Duncan
Antoinette Hatfield
Vinita Howard
Majduddin & Patricia Jaffer
Marita Kunkel
Nell Kuonen
Philip & Virginia Lang
Dan & Lori Lavey
Thomas Lekas
Steve & Beverly Louie
Harry A. Merlo
Denny Miles & Barbara Curtin Miles
Robert & Suzanne Morrison
Paul ‘78 & Nancy Knop Phillips ‘77 ‘82
Keith & Louise Putman
Robert & Coralie Rose
Jonathan ‘78 & Pamela
Young Schlueter ‘77
James Sellers
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Dan Simmons
H. Joe Story
Henry Swigert
Charles & Caroline Swindells
Gerry Thompson
Mike & Jill Thorne
Kerry Tymchuk
Tony & Louise Van Vliet
Elisabeth Walton Potter
R. Jon & Kathy Yunker
Atiyeh International, Ltd.
Clarno Consulting
Epsilon Omicron Assoc
of Phi Gamma Delta
Etcetera Antiques
Gallatin Public Affairs
Gannett Foundation
The Greenbrier Companies
Harry A. Merlo Foundation, Inc.
In Memory of Jean I. Baldwin
Warren ‘83 & Deane Arakaki
Roberta August ‘82
Bryan ‘78 & Pamela Casper
Marilyn Coats ‘78
Richard ‘81 & Glenda Costain
Gail Dudley ‘79
Kelly & Pamela Gunson Edwards ‘77
Timothy ‘79 & Wendy Foley
Charlene Mendell Fregosi ‘78
Bernard Mayer & Anita
Grossen-Mayer ‘85
Craig & Rebecca Christie Hamilton ‘80
Heather Hannam ‘78
John & Susan Hoover ‘79
Eric & Catherine Thomas Johnson ‘79
Tim ‘78 & Melva Juett
Sandra Kirchner ‘77
Kenji & Diane Kaya Kusaka ‘80
John & Kim Yano Lee ‘83
Paul & Caryl Hoffman Nicol ‘78
Charles & Jean Lindely Oakes ‘83
Mark Ono ‘79
Tim & Karen Hedeen Pflaum ‘82
Craig ‘78 & Lisa Phelps
Brant & Carolyn Kaegi Popma ‘79
James Powell & Renate Powell ‘81
Gregory ‘97 & Kelly Reed Prusynski ‘83
Tanya Raymond ‘82
Paul ‘76 ‘78 & Terry Wittliff Roline ‘78
Teri-Lynn Nishimoto Vance ‘85
Richard & Julie Volpel ‘80
Terry & Anne Harrington Watson ‘79
Randall ‘79 & Joyclyn Westfall ‘78, ‘80
Diane Williams
Garden Island Physical Therapy, LTD.
Arakaki Physical Therapy
& Sports Rehabilitation
In Memory of Danny J. Bickel ‘90
William ‘68 & Patricia Bickel Church
In Memory of George
W. Burlingham
Kathe Barber
James & Nancy Bass
PACIFIC UNIVERSITY STUDENTS relaunched the Black Student Union
in 2013-2014. The new generation of the group has hosted forums
and discussion groups on campus while also offering fellowship for
new students at Pacific.
Julie Berglund Baker & Doug Baker
Evona Brim
Forrest ‘42 & Rosemary
Joubert Bump ‘60
Ruth Burlingham
Sally Carey
Candace Carr
Edward & Deborah Clarke
Richard & Arlene Coon
Robert & Susan Pollock Coussens
Philip & Carol Doidge
William & Jan Loomis Faust
Mason & Joanne Forrence
Merrie Greene French ‘60
Shirley Anderson Gamble ‘49
Lesley Hallick
Richard and Joy Hanson
William & Dixie Harrison
Michael Henningsen
Rick Krebs
William & Emmy Lawrence
John & Barbara Marontate
Monica Wolf Marvin ‘68
Donald & Charlotte Miller
Daniel & Alice Murray
Jonathan & Marjorie
Richmond Nichols ‘68
Robert ‘47 & Norma Nixon
Douglas Pope
Shawn Roerig
Richard & Doreen Stenson
Larry ‘77 & Nancy Stoppel
Jan Stricklin
Thomas & Yvonne Swyers
Louis & Patricia Waski
Larry Williams
Burlingham Seeds LLC
DeMund Family Private Foundation
Gardeau Crest Farms, LLC
Napa Valley Swim Team
Oregon Seed Association
In Memory of Peggy Cadd
In Memory of Mou-ta Chen
Kathleen Chen
In Memory of Francesca B. Clifford
Joyce & Timothy Gabriel
In Memory of Shirley A. Corey
Randall ‘66, ‘67 & Joanne Corey
In Memory of Ellen Choy Craig
Timothy Choy ‘64
In Memory of Russell Crites ‘79, ‘80
Dennis ‘78, ‘80 & Rita Vannatta
In Memory of Kiden E. Dilla ‘17
In Memory of Esther Evans
In Memory of Hilda Fine
David & Linda Hunt
In Memory of Jack W. Friedel
William & Carolyn Friedel Pritchard
In Memory of Silvia Genel ‘00
Genevieve Arnaut ‘98, ‘99
Kevin & Lisa Roberts
Christiansen ‘98, ‘01
James Lane & Sheila Keane
Susan Li
Catherine & Kirk Miller
Robin Shallcross & Otto Schell
Ruth Zuniga & Juan Soria
In Memory of Adelia E. Griffith ‘17
In Memory of Harold ‘50
& Gladys Lowder Haynes ‘65, ‘70
Martha Haynes Batchelor
In Memory of Josiah Hill III
Sara Jane Davis-Risen ‘06 & Steven Risen
Deborah Friscia
George Olson
Robert ‘88 & Marilyn Rosenow
Richard Rutt
Jim & Annjanette Stoddard Sommers ‘04
Mary Von & John Nevius
In Memory of Albert “Hap” Hingston
John ‘64 & Theresa Hjersman
Anderson ‘67
R. Kenneth & Karen Sato Godwin ‘66
Deanne Dayton Vandevert ‘61
In Memory of John Hugill ‘50, ‘56
Joan Hugill
In Memory of Katherine
M. Jefferson ‘84
Elizabeth Elston
Anne Myers
Kathleen Nolan
In Memory of Gaither A. Johnson
Lisa Rowley
In Memory of Karen Mullan Kaiser ‘77
Daniel Kaiser
In Memory of Henry P. Kaulia ‘82
Myles Ah Nee
Alicia Arakaki-Schadt
Douglas & Terry Arnall ‘04
Bart Bass
Meredith Brynteson ‘08
Paul Butkovich
James Fujisaki ‘91
Jana Gay
Shanell Kawasaki Hesia ‘03
& Robert Hesia ‘04
Glenn ‘70 & Candice Higa
Coreen Higa ‘01
Randy ‘82 & Margaret Mackenzie
Hubbard ‘81
Raymond Kamiya ‘64‡
Nu’uanu & Rhesa Kaulia
Gerald & Marlene Knechtel
Kyle Kobashigawa ‘87
Ronald & Stephanie Kueber
Wade Masaki ‘87
Michael ‘82 & Candace
Furubayashi McCartney
Scott ‘87 & Stephanie Murai
Nishimura ‘88
Dean ‘87 & Laura Shintaku Oshiro ‘88
Ronald Smith
Warren ‘75 & Debbie Lepley Tokuhisa ‘81
Forest Hills Golf Course
Grace Works, LLC
In Memory of Audrey Kerseg
Rebecca-Kelly Perez Clark ‘10
David & Susan Nelson
Sean ‘97 & Barbara Toporek Roush ‘97
Susan Schwab
In Memory of Paul Kohl ‘80
Salisa Williams
In Memory of Eva C. Krebs
Brian & Ada Akimoto
Ryan Aiello ‘06 & Lisa Molitor Geraci ‘91
Melanie Anderson
Mark & Rebecca Ankeny
Kelly Arbuckle ‘05
Leah Baldwin
Pauline & Mick Beard
Hannah Braggs
Diana Burda
Nancy & David Connolly
David DeMoss & Geoffrey Wren
Benjamin Dictus
Karen Dunston
Kate Brand Durst ‘85
Kathryn & Greg Eisenbarth
Peter Erschen
Robert ‘98, ‘00 & Katherine
Shields Felix ‘01
James & Jean Flory
Jason Franks ‘01
Amanda Littlewood Garber ‘07, ‘11
Ryan Gibbard ‘03, ‘10
& Danielle Warner
Brent & F. Denise Price Giesbers ‘00
David Hall & Kimberly Clark ‘03
Bruce & Donna Hepler
Brian Hess
Stephen & Cindy Klein
Patricia Kosharek ‘94
Rick Krebs
Rosalie Krebs
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Building Community
TRANSFORMING the Pacific student experience with campus updates
BY JENNI LUCKETT
PARRISH EVANS ’11 & STACIE STRUBLE ’15
SEE | More detail of the campus transformationpacificu.edu/transformation
WHEN MADISON CLIFFORD ’17 WANTS
A CHANGE of scene, she grabs her computer
and heads to her floor lounge.
On a clear day, she can see Mt. Hood
from the fourth-floor common space in
Pacific University’s new Cascade Hall.
“It’s a really pretty view,” said the sophomore.
“Lots of people hang out there.”
Pacific’s newest living community opened
this fall to nearly 200 students, most freshmen
and sophomores. The hall is designed to help
draw underclassmen into the community. The
rooms, though comfortable, are basic, while
common areas — like the floor lounges,
shared kitchens and spacious first-floor
recreation area — are luring.
The hall also is designed to fit the university’s
aesthetic and philosophical values. Its wood
and brick exterior borrow from the historic
feel of Marsh and McCormick halls, while its
up-to-the-minute environmental design match
Pacific’s commitment to sustainability.
Nuts & Bolts
In Cascade, students
control thermostats in their
own rooms, but sensors
turn off the heat if a
window is open.
Art Professor Jim Flory
created the four-floor
mural that “cascades”
down the grand staircase.
In the UC students eat
in The Grove, pick up
snacks in the P.O.D. Market
and grab coffee at the
full-service Starbucks.
Cascade Hall is part of a larger transformation
project that launched this summer throughout
the university. The new roof over the
grandstands at Hanson Stadium (page 14),
as well as remodeled classroom and lab
space at the Hillsboro Campus are part of
the transformation, as is the refresh of the
Washburne University Center.
After a summer of remodeling, the UC
reopened to students in September with a
whole new look. A large, round skylight brings
in natural light, while contemporary furniture,
selected by a student committee, offers
comfortable eating, studying and lounging
options. The stairways have been opened up
and the bathrooms remodeled. The bookstore
has moved in from off campus. And, updates
to the dining options — from all-access meal
plans to the new full-service Starbucks —
make it an enticing place to eat.
For Clifford, the updates throughout campus
are part of an even better college experience.
“My siblings went here six and eight years
ago,” she said. While she’ll share their
academic success, her on-campus life will
be something different.
“It’s a chance to create my own experience.” n
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1951
Arnold Taylor and
L ilian (Bedinger) Taylor
celebrated their 60th
wedding anniversary
July 3, 2014, in
Washington D.C.
1953
Elva (Booth) WhitneyParker recently had
artwork featured in a
show at the Atrium Gallery
at the University of North
Texas Health Science
Center. The show featured
artists over the age of 90.
Elva, who was married to
Jim Whitney ’52, OD ’53,
and attended Pacific briefly
during the early years of
their marriage, earned a
degree in art education
at North Texas State and
TCU, wrote for local
newspapers, drew ads for
department stores and
worked as a cartographer
for the City of Fort Worth
Development Department.
She founded the Northwest
Art Association in 1968 and
remains active in the club.
She recently wrote a poem
about her experience at
Pacific University.
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1966
Paul Owens OD, who also
received an honorary doctor
of science from Pacific in
1983, married Jeff Robbins,
his partner of 25 years, on
May 27, 2014. They were
the first same-sex couple
to be legally wed in Monroe
County, Pa.
1969
18 Neal Tomita joined
Scott Smith ’67 and Gisele
(Nusspickel) Smith ’68
on a visit to the island of
Molokai. Tomita’s wife,
Cheryl, and Gisele Smith are
graduates of Punahou
School, and the couples
were enjoying 50th reunion
festivities at the school,
including volcano visits,
sailing, museums and
a lu’au.
1973
Craig Miller works for The
Design Magazine for the
Pacific Northwest in Seattle.
1974
Tony Cox retired after 40
years in education. He got
his first job offer, as a fourthgrade teacher in Hillsboro,
the week he graduated from
Pacific. He has taught
elementary school, served
as assistant principal and
principal, taught a high
school class for future
teachers, and coached new
administrators in schools
in Hillsboro, Beaverton,
Newberg and Forest Grove,
Ore. He looks forward to
improving his golf game,
pulling weeds, catching
up on reading and
traveling with his wife of
28 years, Ann.
1976
Larry Obie ’76, OD ’77
as been named the 2014
h
Outstanding Optometrist
of the Year by the Montana
Optometric Association.
The award recognizes public
service contributions and
leadership qualities. Obie
is past president of the
Montana Optometric
Association and past
president of the Montana
State Board of Optometry.
He is a partner at Havre
Optometric Clinic, practicing
with Doug Safley ’75, OD ’76
and Gary Stremcha OD ’85.
19 William Romley
recently retired as a high
school teacher, coach and
administrator after 36 years
in education. He’s enjoying
playing golf and ocean
fishing on the central coast
of California. He currently
resides in Bakersfield,
Calif., but often travels
to Monterey, Calif., and
Salt Lake City to visit his
children’s families.
1978
Alrick Jones has moved
to Sacramento, Calif., after
many years in Portland.
1979
Catherine
Johnson PT, Victoria
20
Vestal PT, Mike Martindale
PT, Anne Watson PT and
Tim Foley PT met up in
Clackamas, Ore., on Aug.
3, 2014, for an informal
reunion of the Physical
Therapy Class of 1979.
1980
Anthony Doar recently
joined Century 21 Properties
Plus. Tony brings more than
17 years of real estate and
facility management
experience, having worked
with such firms as CBRE,
Iron Mountain and Comcast.
He has his certification in
facility management (CFM)
from Northeastern. He will
work out of Century 21’s
Mt. Pleasant, S.C., office.
Jim Radcliffe has been the
strength and conditioning
coach for the University of
Oregon’s football team for
nearly 30 years. He played
four seasons for the Boxers’
football team as a student
at Pacific. His work ethic was
featured in an article by
The Register-Guard in May.
Jake von Scherrer
egan work July 1, 2014,
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as director of athletics and
head football coach at
Turlock Christian School in
California. He previously
served as athletic director
at Palmer Trinity School in
Florida for six years.
1981
Jeff Wehrmanretired
after a 33-year career as a
PE teacher, the last 29 years
spent in the Hillsboro School
District. While with the
district, he joined with other
PE teachers to help save
elementary after-school
sports through a partnership
with Hillsboro Parks &
Recreation, and he started
a Friday Exercise Club for
elementary students.
1982
Cris Schnider OD recently
was cited in a Wall Street
Journal article on eye
protection for children.
She is an optometrist in
the professional affairs
group at Vistakon Johnson
& Johnson Vision Care Inc.
1985
David Dunham is CEOproduction manager of
ICV Digital Media in
Pleasanton, Calif.
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at Walla Walla (Wash.)
High School.
1987
Jennifer (Watkins)
Hobbshas been appointed
to Florida’s State Emergency
Response Commission by
Florida Gov. Rick Scott. She
is an environmental engineer
with InoMedic Health
Applications. Her term
began in January 2014.
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1990
Jennifer (Smythe) Coyle
’90, OD ’93, MS ’00 has
been re-elected president
of the Association of Schools
and Colleges of Optometry.
She was the first woman
elected president of the
organization. She is dean
of the Pacific University
College of Optometry.
1991
Bjorn Paige ’91, MAT ’94
is now principal of Diegueno
Middle School in Encinitas,
Calif. He previously served
as an assistant principal at
Terra Linda High School in
the San Francisco Bay Area.
Shannon Wetzel is the
deputy general counsel for
Mentor Graphics in
Wilsonville, Ore. She earned
Lisa (Walker) Klupenger her law degree from the
is the senior graphic designer Northwestern School of
for IDL in Portland.
Law at Lewis & Clark
College in 1998.
1986
Lauren (Conrad)
Hemenway earned a
master’s degree in
educational leadership in
June 2014 from Washington
State University. She is the
student achievement
specialist for Gear Up
(Gaining Early Awareness
and Readiness for
1993
Joe Morelock MAT is
the executive director of
secondary education in the
Lake Oswego (Ore.) School
District. He previously was
an administrator in the
Canby School District, where
he earned an Apple
Distinguished Educator
award. He is enrolled in the
Educational Leadership
Doctorate Program at
Portland State University and
has spoken across the globe
on innovative teaching
practices. He also served
as an adjunct professor at
Willamette University for six
years. Trilingual, he started
his career as a Spanish and
computer science teacher
and volleyball coach.
got to “meet” their
granddaughter,
via ultrasound,
due in November.
Molly (Peterson) Smith
is a third-grade teacher with
the North Powder (Ore.)
School District. She and her
husband Tim Smith ’93 have
two children, Bryson, 17,
and Spencer, 12.
Miriam Vincent is a staff
attorney for the Office of
Jon Payneis the senior
the Federal Register, National
manager of business
Archives and Records
operations for Cisco Systems Administration.
G.K. in Japan. He earned
1996
a master of business
administration degree from
Amy Abel
Thunderbird School of
married Jaison Krueger on
Global Management.
June 21, 2014.
Veronica Roberts is multi-
operation specialist with
Boeing in Seattle. She and
her husband, Jay, have
two children, Kaleb, 13,
and Dylan, 10.
1997
Michael Judkins ’97,
OD ’99was named
1994
Kathy (Tatum) Hawkes
OT r etired in January 2014
after 19 years of working in
schools. After retiring, she
was offered a four-month
position on Oahu, working
mostly with pre-kindergarten
through third-grade students,
while her husband Rick
volunteered building houses
with Habitat for Humanity.
The couple welcomed a new
grandson, Oliver, in
April 2014, and also
Optometrist of the Year
by the Utah Optometric
Association in June. A native
of Layton, Utah, he served
on the UOA board for several
years and was instrumental
in launching the InfantSee
and Healthy Eyes, Health
People public health
campaigns in Utah. He
served as president of the
UOA in 2009-2010 and
was awarded the Young
Optometrist of the Year
in 2004. He practices at
Promontory Family Vision
in South Ogden, Utah. He
also provides optometric
Jarrod Karnofski ’02,
PT ’05 married Vinessa
services in several skilled
nursing homes and low
vision services for the
Utah Schools for the
Deaf and Blind.
2001
welcomed Lucy Amanda
Bunting on July 2, 2014.
Jesse Snyder ’02, MAT
’03 a nd Mandi (Wilson)
1999
Nancy (Pickering) Jack
’01, MAT ’06and her
Snyder ’03 welcomed Ada
Ann Snyder on April 15,
2014. She weighed 5
pounds, 10 ounces.
Jessica (Harris)
Adamson
is the director of
government relations for
Providence Health and
Services in Oregon.
2000
Brad Day and his wife,
Katie, welcomed daughter
Charlie Grace in July 2014.
Tawnya Lubbesis an
assistant professor of
education at Eastern
Oregon University in La
Grande. She recently was
the primary investigator
on a $198,000 grant from
the Oregon Department
of Education to create
the Center for Culturally
Responsive Practices. She
also contributed a chapter,
“From Do as We Say
to Do as We [Digitally]
Do; Modeling the
Implementation of the
Common Core,” in the
book The Next Digital
Scholar, published in 2014.
Gail Wootan is the
assistant director for
Evergreen State College’s
graduate program on
the environment in
Olympia, Wash.
Kyle Bunting ’01, MAT
’04 and his wife, Jill,
husband, Cameron,
welcomed daughter Olivia
Ruth on July 25. She
weighed 7 pounds, 15
ounces. The Rev. LouAnn
(Lamb) Pickering ’76 is the
baby’s grandmother, and
Jim Pickering ’04 is an uncle.
Abbie Jordan ’01, OD ’04
laced second in the Coeur
p
d’Alene Triathlon and
Duathlon in August 2014.
15
Berina (Woods)
Tuttleand husband Joel
Tuttle OD ’07 welcomed
daughter Liviana Autumn
on May 12, 2014. They
have spent the last few
years in Jamaica serving
with the organization
Mission of Sight. The
family is now spending a
year in New Jersey, where
Joel is being mobilized as
an optometrist in the Army
Reserves.
2002
Sonya Camilli PA has
joined the Spectrum Health
Ludington Hospital Family
Medicine office in Michigan.
She previously worked in
surgical practices in Oregon.
Elsberry on July 12, 2014.
Kari (Yamamoto)
Yamadais the assistant
vice president for the
commercial lines division
for Atlas Insurance Agency
in Hawai‘i. She was
featured in the “People
on the Move” column in
Pacific Business News.
2002
Kevin Rogers MA ’02,
MHA ’11 is the associate
director of Hawai‘i/
Pacific Basin Area Health
Education Center in
Honolulu.
EJ Cortez welcomed
son Vincent Malukoa Sather
in May 2014.
2003
Dave Avolio ’03 and his
wife, Lauren, welcomed
daughter Rae Elizabeth on
Aug. 1. She weighed 7
pounds, 14 ounces and
measured 19.5 inches.
She joins big brothers
Porter and Chase.
Kim (Clark) Hall
a nd husband David Hall
welcomed son Samuel
James Hall on April 6, 2014.
alumniawards
Dorothy
Schimke ’64
received the 2014
Outstanding Alumni
Achievement Award.
She has worked as
an English teacher,
business office
manager, legal secretary and, most notably,
a real estate developer helping transform the
San Francisco Waterfront.
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Alex Winn
PharmD ’10
received the 2014
Young Alumni
Leadership Award.
Passionate about
community service,
Winn is director
of charitable pharmacy at the Volunteers In
Medicine — Clinic of the Cascades in Bend, Ore.
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Bob ’64
and Sunny
(McGowan)
Iboshi ’67
received the 2014
David & Sandy
Lowe Outstanding
Alumni Service
Award. They helped endow a scholarship in
honor of late friend Henry Kaulia ’82, and
they co-chair the Charles Trombley Society.
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Daniel Cleveland is
the senior director of
development for Foster
College of Business in
Peoria, Ill.
Matt Forgit OD a nd Angie
Ashley welcomed son
Henry David Graves in
January 2014.
Smith OD ’06 presented
“Dry Eyes, Ocular Allergies,”
a community education
luncheon sponsored by
RiverView Health in
Crookston, Minn. Forgit
and Smith practice at the
Crookston Eye Clinic.
Arryl Kaneshiro filed to
Alicia (Little) Kahl and
Dave Graves and wife
run for a seat on the Kauai
County Council.
husband Tom welcomed
son Leo on May 26, 2014.
Daphnie (Carruth)
Levine a nd husband Rob
Erin (Hanada) Millard
’04, MAT ’05 and Darin
welcomed son Henry
Graeme Levine on June
14, 2014. He weighed
9 pounds, 5 ounces and
measured 22 inches long.
Millard ’03 welcomed
daughter Lily Chiemi on
June 17, 2014. She weighed
7 pounds, 11 ounces and
measured 21 inches.
Diana (Shimazu)
Pennington and her
Michelle (Dean)
Taylor a nd husband Ryan
husband, Bryan,
welcomed son Ethan
Shinya Pennington
on Aug. 5, 2014.
Stuart Peterson is a
social studies teacher at
Stayton High School. He
earned his master of arts
in teaching from Western
Oregon University in 2009.
He and his wife, Nonglak,
have two children,
Supacheep, 9, and
Emjaroen, 1.
2004
Andrea Bowden
raduated from the National
g
College of Natural Medicine.
She completed seven years
at NCNM to receive the
Chinese Medicine and
Acupuncture license.
2 Phil Burns
and wife Jacquelyn Burns
welcomed twins Payton
Jackson and Harlow
Brooklyn on Nov. 5, 2013.
Shawna
Francisco married Sean
Coleman in 2012, and the
couple welcomed son Sloan
Lennox in December 2013.
The family lives in Billings,
Mont., where Shawna
works for the public
health department.
welcomed daughter Tristan
in February 2013.
2005
Leah Harrison ’05
a nd her husband Morrie
Husselman welcomed son
Mornè Jacob Husselman
on Jan. 11, 2014 in
Capetown, South Africa.
He weighed 3.43
kilograms (7.56 pounds).
Leah (Penn Boris)
Inman a nd her husband,
12
Matt, welcomed daughter
Julie Inman on July 4, 2014,
in Faribault, Minn.
Bridgete McAuleyis the
document review attorney
for Electric Insurance in
Beverly, Mass. She earned
a law degree in 2010 from
Northeastern University
School of Law.
Marc Roche ’05, MAT ’07
received the Northwest
League Coach of the Year
honors after guiding the
Gaston (Ore.) boys’
basketball team to a
first-place finish in league
standings in the winter
2013-2014 season.
Bobby Shinn married
Ashlin Anbe on June 28,
2014.
Shasta (Cummings)
Sitton a nd her husband,
Casandra (Hart) Reznic
PT a nd husband Rick
Luke Sitton, are managing
a fishing resort in Northern
Michigan. She has also
written a children’s book
that teaches ethical hunting
practices and encourages
youngsters to get outdoors.
Wyatt’s First Whitetail was
released in May 2014.
welcomed son Lucas
Lawrence Reznic on April
27, 2014. He weighed 6
measured 20 inches long. Julie Thomas and Jeremy
Hilliard PT ’08 welcomed
daughter Annelise Jayne
Hilliard on Aug. 14, 2014.
She weighed 7 pounds, 9
ounces and measured
20.5 inches.
Chelle (Walker) Viss
orks as a hatchery
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technician at the Oregon
Department of Fish and
Wildlife. She is married
to Michael Viss.
2006
DeeDee Arnall earned a
doctor of osteopathy degree
from Western University of
Health Sciences in Pomona,
Calif., in May 2014.
Justin Arnold recently
started working for TeleRep,
a national political ad
buying company.
Beth Bolden has selfpublished a novel, The Lucky
Charm, a romantic comedy
about a fictional baseball
team, the Portland Pioneers.
16
Kahi Collins and
Bronson Young Hansen
welcomed daughter Bailey
Kahulahulilimainalani Young
Hansen on March 31. She
weighed 9.1 pounds and
measured 21.5 inches.
Stephanie Kraft-Terry
is the faculty specialist in
academic advising at the
University of Hawai‘i at
Manoa. She earned a PhD in
experimental neuroscience
at the University of Nebraska
Medical Center in 2001.
Laura (Mohar)
Wambold a nd her
husband, Jasen Wambold
’05, welcomed daughter
Avery Kate Wambold on
June 11, 2014.
2007
Dean Croshere earned an
MBA from the University
of Southern California in
May 2014. He was the fifth
generation and eighth in
his family to graduate
from USC.
13
Jessie (Hand)
Lamb and her husband Dan
Lamb welcomed son Nicolas
“Nico” Gary Lamb at 2:26
a.m. June 11, 2014. He
weighed 8 pounds, 2 ounces
and was 20 inches long.
He joins big sisters Aliyah,
7, Kashmir, 11, and Jasmin,
11. He is the grandson of
Tania Hand ’04 and her
husband Ted.
Erica Miyasakoand
Gordon Barker ’07
welcomed baby Nora
Akiko Barker in August
2014.
Jennifer Ward-Morgan
is a physical therapy
assistant with Quality
Physical Therapy in
Burlington, Wash. She
earned her associate
degree as a physical
therapy assistant in
2011 from Whatcom
Community College.
2008
Chris Lee and wife Sei Kim
welcomed daughter Sarea
in May 2014.
Michelle Lee graduated
from the John A. Burns
School of Medicine at the
University of Hawai‘i.
Lara (Jago) Martin
graduated from the National
College of Natural Medicine.
Candace
Murayama ’08, MA ’10 a nd Reid Nakamura ’08
were married on June 28,
2014.
Katey Schultz MAT was
awarded an IndieFab Book
of the Year Award from
Foreword Reviews. She
received the gold medal
for adult fiction in the
military/war category for
her book, Flashes of War.
Jessi Shoemaker ’08,
MAT ’09 married Matt
Klingback on May 21, 2014.
Callie Vandewiele was
awarded a competitive
Gates Cambridge
Scholarship for 2014,
providing a full-ride to
pursue a postgraduate
degree from the University
of Cambridge in the U.K.
Joe VanDomelen and
wife Erin welcomed twin
boys on April 12, 2014.
Andrew Joseph weighed 5
measured 19.25 inches
long. Carter James
weighed 4 pounds, 12
ounces and measured
almost 18 inches long.
Jamie Zerndt MFA ’08
ad a short story, This
h
Jerkwater Life, chosen
as an Editor’s Pick in the
Amazon Kindles store. He
also teaches in the English
Language Institute at
Pacific University.
2009
Mychaela Olson is
teaching kindergarten at
Taft Elementary School in
Lincoln City, Ore.
Liliana Robles is the
coordinator of career
services for DigiPen
Institute of Technology
in Redmond, Wash.
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4
1
7
3
11
8
9
10
15
12
13
16
14
Topp ‘09 2 Burns ‘04
Murayama ‘08
4 Wambold ‘06 5 Francisco ‘04
6 Gonzalez ‘11 7 Cortez ‘02
8 McCray ‘10 9 Taylor ‘04
10 Torres ‘09 11 Abel ‘96
12 Inman ‘05 13 Lamb ‘07
14 Anderson ‘10 15 Tuttle ‘01
16 Collins ‘06 17 Van Roekel ‘13
18 Tomita ‘69 19 Romley ‘76
20 Johnson/ Vestal/Martindale/
Watson ‘79 21 Yancy ‘10
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community
Adrian Shipley ’09,
MAEd ’11 has been selected
as coach of the Forest Grove
High School cross-country
program. A 2005 Forest
Grove graduate, Shipley
ranks third all-time among
Boxers in the 10,000 meters
on the track. He is an
instructional assistant at
Forest Grove High School
and races in marathons
and ultramarathons. He
has been working as
assistant coach of the
cross-country team under
long-time coach Sue Fleskes,
who recently retired.
Hala‘i Topp
married Tim Lilo in
Savusavu, Vanua Levu,
Fiji, on July 18, 2014.
Kimberly O’Rourke and
Ernesto Mayz ’12 were
married Aug. 3, 2014.
Wilber RamírezRodríguez DHS ’10 was
featured in “Strength
through Adversity,” an
article in the May-June 2014
issue of Access magazine,
a publication of the
American Dental Hygienists’
Association (ADHA). The
story profiles his background
providing dental care for
underserved populations,
including his internship in
the Peruvian jungle. RamírezRodríguez is a faculty
member in Pacific’s School
of Dental Health Science.
Nicole Mangiboyat
Kurata graduated from
Reggie Torres and the John A. Burns School
his wife, Ola, welcomed
baby Raider Douglas
Kaleikoaho’okamaha’o
Mumy Torres on July 23,
2014. He weighed 7 pounds,
4 ounces, and measured
18.75 inches. Kapua Keefe
’07 is an aunt.
2010
14 BJ Anderson and
Carol Cloakey Anderson ’05
welcomed a second child,
son Daxton George
Anderson on Feb. 18,
2014. He weighed 9
measured 23 inches.
Staci Gregorio has been
invited to the Indianapolis
Women’s Pro Showcase,
an invitation-only combine
run by Chris Warren of
Warren Sports International/
Integrity Sports Corporation.
She will train from August
to January, then travel with
her teammates to Australia
playing against teams in the
European Basketball League.
Gregorio was a unanimous
2014 First Team All-PCAC
selection for San Diego
Mesa College, averaging
more than 13 points, three
rebounds, two assists and
one steal per game.
of Medicine at the University
of Hawai‘i. She married
Landon Kurata ’10, PT ’13
in March 2014.
Matt McCray
married Eli Taylor in a small
ceremony in Portland on July
9, 2014, the fifth anniversary
of their first date.
Robbie Pock MFA ’10 led
a new writer’s workshop at
Periscope Books & Tutoring
in Forest Grove. The
workshop focused on shortform writing, including
poetry, stories and nonfiction vignettes. Pock has
been writing for 13 years
and has been published in
numerous publications.
21 Miranda (McNeal)
Yancy and husband AJ
welcomed twin sons Hudson
Harper David Yancy and
Lincoln Lucas Andrew Yancy
on March 25, 2014. Hudson
weighed 5 pounds, 5 ounces
and measured 18.5 inches.
Lincoln weighed 4 pounds,
7 ounces and measured
18.25 inches.
2011
the Forest Grove Committee
Jefferson Bethke and wife for Citizen Involvement.
Alyssa welcomed Kinsley Joy Mai-Lon Gittelsohn MFA
Bethke on May 15, 2014.
ublished Chop Suey and
p
She weighed 8 pounds, 8
ounces and measured 19
inches long.
the Wilsonville, Ore.-based
Creative Compounds, a
state and nationally certified
compounding pharmacy
that produces custom-made
batches of prescription
drugs. The business was
founded by Krista’s mother,
Denise Burnham, who hopes
to one day hand over the
reins to her daughter.
Apple Pie, a book of memoir
poems representing her
life as a fourth-generation
Chinese-American. A 23year veteran teacher in the
Del Mar Union School
District, she teaches memoir
writing to seniors through
the San Dieguito Adult
School. Her book was
published by Finishing
Line Press after she was
named one of the
winners of the publisher’s
New Women’s Voices
Chapbook Competitions.
} pacificu.edu/burnham
Stephanie Haugenis a
Krista Burnham ’11,
PharmD ’14 is working for
Michelle Carnegie ’11,
OT ’13 a nd Matt Vossen ’12
were married July 26, 2014.
Sean Davis MFA appears
in Olympia to read from his
new book, The Wax Bullet
War: Chronicles of a Soldier
& Artist, a memoir of Davis’
experience as a veteran of
the Iraq War. The appearance
is part of a national tour
including stops in Utah,
Idaho, Michigan and
Wisconsin, as well as
the Northwest.
Emily Dueker and Eric
Coats ’11 were married in
May 2014.
Natalie Gonzalez
and her husband, Jesus,
welcomed daughter Johanna
Maria Gonzalez on March
14, 2014.
Alicia Guildner earned a
master of science degree in
health promotion from the
University of Delaware on
May 30, 2014.
2012
Sebastian Bannister
Lawleris working as a
production operator at
SolarWorld in Hillsboro, Ore.
He also serves as a member
of the Forest Grove Planning
Commission and is chair of
reporter for the Forest
Grove News-Times and
the Hillsboro Tribune.
17 Drew Van Roekel
’13 celebrated his graduation
with his grandparents,
Debbie (Schranz) Van Roekel
’60 and Ron Van Roekel ’66,
and godparents Inez
(Bondurant) Griffels ’66
and Steve Griffels ’64.
2014
Kaley Adams has been
offered a position with
Oligos Etc., a DNA/RNA
synthesis facility supporting
the research community.
Samantha Cruz is a
teaching and research
assistant at Arizona
State University.
Darla Kneeland PA
joined Banner Health Clinic
in Fernley and Fallon, Nev.
Devin Lagorio spent the
graduated with a master’s
degree in sport and exercise
psychology from Springfield
College. She is now in a
kinesiology doctoral program
with a concentration in sport
psychology and motor
behavior at the University
of Tennessee.
summer playing and
coaching American football
in Slovenia, where he also
got involved in local
elections. Now back in the
United States, he has been
appointed JV defensive line
coach for his alma mater,
St. Mary’s High School in
Stockton, Calif.
} pacificu.edu/lagorio
Katie Sipos earned her
Eric Moore has accepted
Teri Shigeno recently
master’s degree in publishing
and writing from Emerson
College in Boston.
Jason Townsend was
named the 2013-2014
SeaTac Coach of the Year
after completing his first
season as head coach of the
Tacoma (Wash.) Baptist
Schools Crusaders boys’
basketball team. His overall
record was 15 wins and
9 losses.
Chelsea Yarbor earned
a master of social work
degree from the University
of Michigan in 2013.
2013
Angela Kinslow MEd
arried Brian Ellison on
m
May 31, 2014.
a job with Northwest Senior
and Disability Services.
Quinten Moorehas
been offered a position
as executive assistant at
Clear Financial.
Jordan Siu has been
accepted to medical school
at Western University COMP
NW in Lebanon, Ore. He
was an exercise science
major at Pacific University.
Ashleigh Pilkertonhas
accepted a position with
AmeriCorp as the citizen
science assistant at Port
Townsend Marine
Science Center.
in memoriam
friends
Sorena Ann Hill d ied Jan.
9, 2014, at age 74. She
received an associate degree
in nursing and was a
medical-surgical nursing
supervisor at Tuality Forest
Grove Hospital. She retired
in 1995. She is survived
by her husband, Dean Hill
’61, MSEd ’75; daughter,
Deanna Hill; son, Matt Hill;
two grandsons; and a
great-granddaughter.
Mary Johnson died June
20, 2014, following a battle
with cancer. She spent
three years at Pacific
University, helping launch
the School of Dental Health
Science and the bachelor
of science in dental hygiene
degree. Prior to that, she
taught dental hygiene for
20 years at Clark College
in Vancouver. She also was
a part-time dental hygiene
instructor at Mount Hood
Community College. She
was an avid golfer and
member of the Tualatin
Country Club (where she
shot two of her three holesin-one). She is survived
by her husband Ross;
stepchildren Christine
Tumlinson and her husband,
Duke, and Greg Johnson
and his wife Genevieve;
and four grandchildren.
1929
Lois (Tuttle) Campbell
ied May 6, 2014, after
d
suffering a stroke at age
106. She was born in
California. She attended
Pacific University for one
year, then enrolled at the
University of Oregon. She
married Donald J. Campbell
in 1931. He died in 1980.
She also was preceded in
death by her sister, Cecile
Tuttle ’35. She is survived
by her children, Douglas,
Kirke, and Heather Hanson
’60; five grandchildren; and
brother, Dean Tuttle ’36,
age 104.
1949
George Potter died April
27, 2014, at age 89. He
served in the Army Air Corps
during World War II. After
graduating from Pacific, he
coached football for a total
of 43 years, 21 in Oregon
and 22 in Washington. He
is survived by his wife,
Bunny ’49; children
Nancy Faulk, Ken Potter
and Gene Potter; eight
grandchildren; and two
great-grandchildren.
1950
Richard “Dick” Knight
ied March 23, 2014.
d
After graduating from
Pacific, he taught English
at Heppner (Ore.) High
School and then at
Monmouth-Independence
(Ore.) High School. He later
became a financial planner
and was one of the first in
the nation to be certified.
He worked as a certified
financial planner in Seattle.
He was preceded in death
by a daughter, Robin Higgins.
He is survived by his wife
Phyllis (Whipple) ’50,
daughter Lori DiMartino,
five grandchildren, and
three great-grandchildren.
Marie (Leavens)
Houston d ied March 17,
2014. She was 85. She
majored in drama and
elementary education at
Pacific University, where
she also met her husband,
Tom Houston ’51, a
lieutenant colonel in the
U.S. Air Force. With the Air
Force, the couple was
stationed in Alaska, Asia
and Europe. She was a
substitute teacher and
worked with the Texas
Legislature to strengthen
special needs programs.
She is survived by her
husband, three sons, one
daughter, five grandchildren,
and a great-granddaughter.
1951
Robert Barrow ’51, MSEd
’66 died March 18, 2014,
at age 87. He was born
in Marshfield (now Coos
Bay), Ore. He enlisted in
the U.S. Navy in 1944
and served in the Pacific
Theater on Guam. After
his discharge in 1946, he
attended Pacific University,
where he earned both a
bachelor and master’s
degree in education. He
married Marjorie Ruth Cox
in 1951. The couple
divorced in 1964. He
taught general science at
Hamlin Middle School in
Springfield, Ore., for nearly
30 years. At the time of
his death, he was the
oldest member of Eugene
Aeronautics, a radio
control club for flying
RC model airplanes. He
is survived by son Curtis
Barrow, daughter Laura
Cox, two grandchildren,
and two great-grandsons.
Oregon Gov. Victor G. Atiyeh Hon. ’96
A longtime friend of Pacific University, Gov. Victor G. Atiyeh died July 20, 2014, at the age of 91. Atiyeh
held an honorary degree from Pacific University and was a member of the Board of Trustees. He recently
donated his personal collection of papers, memorabilia and other artifacts to Pacific University for
preservation and public viewing, and the collection opened with a special exhibit in October 2013.
“Pacific University lost a great friend yesterday with the passing of Gov. Vic Atiyeh,” President Lesley Hallick
said upon the governor’s death. “As a legislator, governor, and later, as a member of our Board of Trustees,
Gov. Atiyeh took a keen interest in higher education and Pacific University, in particular. We are very grateful
for his contributions and honored to help preserve his legacy as custodians of his personal collection.”
Atiyeh was born Feb. 20, 1923, to Syrian immigrants and would later become the nation’s first Arab-
American governor. He played football for the University of Oregon and turned down an offer to play for
the Green Bay Packers. He joined the military during World War II but was kept out of active service due
to childhood injuries.
He married his high school sweetheart, Dolores Hewitt, on July 5, 1944, and took over the family carpet
business that year.
In 1958, Atiyeh was recruited to run for the Oregon House of Representatives. He served three terms in the House and four terms in the Senate,
including a stint as Senate minority leader. H
e lost a bid for governor in 1974, but was elected in 1978. He served through eight years of economic
upheaval and was known for his work to diversify Oregon’s economy, leading a variety of trade missions overseas.
In 1979, he received the Pacific University Service Award, and he sat on the Board of Trustees from 1987 to 1995. In 1996, he was awarded an
honorary doctor of letters degree from Pacific. A
tiyeh selected Pacific to write and publish his official biography, which will be authored by faculty
member Jim Moore, director of the Tom McCall Center for Policy Innovation. Publication is planned for 2016.
Atiyeh is survived by his wife Dolores, daughter Suzanne, son Tom, and five grandchildren.
At the governor’s request, the Pacific University Chamber Singers performed 12 selections at his public memorial service at the Oregon Capitol.
Gifts in his memory may be made to the Governor Atiyeh Endowment, the Atiyeh Scholarship Endowment, the Governor Victor Atiyeh Collection
or the Atiyeh Biography Project at Pacific University.
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community
1953
Elinor M. (Fritz)
Darland MA d ied April
23, 2014, at age 95. An
alumna of the University
of Wyoming, she earned
her master’s degree at
Pacific University, where
her husband D. David
Darland was later dean
of students. She taught
English at the high school
and collegiate levels and
later served for 25 years
in a communications and
editorial capacity with the
Alliance for Health, Physical
Education and Recreation
in Washington, D.C. The
family, which included twin
sons David and Dallas, also
lived in Laramie, Wyo., New
York City, Chicago, Forest
Grove and Portland over
the years. Elinor and David
retired to Eugene, where
they were involved in the
establishment of the
Wayne Morse Foundation
and served on its board.
She loved literature, books
and art and was politically
active. Friends regarded
her as the “Queen of the
Nosh,” always serving 5
p.m. cocktails and good
food. She was preceded
in death by her husband
and by son David. She is
survived by brother Marvin
Fritz of Sheridan, Wyo.;
son Dallas of Amherst,
Mass.; daughter-in-law
Ursula; grandsons
Christopher Darland
and his partner, Sara
DeNobrega, of New York
City, and Joshua Darland
and his wife, Carmen, of
Dallas, Ore.; four greatgrandchildren; and several
nieces and nephews.
Joan (Deane) Miller
ied March 11, 2014, at
d
age 81. She grew up in
The Dalles, Ore., and
graduated from Pacific
University with a degree
in education. She taught
many of her 30 years in
education at Ickes Junior
High School in Milwaukie,
Ore. For the last 17 years,
she lived in Baker City, Ore.,
with her companion Doug.
Jay C. Stovall ’52, OD ’53 died Nov. 29, 2013, at age
90. He was a member of
Gamma Sigma and was on
Pacific’s golf team. A native
of Great Falls, Mont., he
served in World War II with
the infantry and was
awarded two Purple Hearts.
He established his
optometric practice in 1954
in Marin County, Calif.,
serving patients for more
than 40 years. He was active
in Boy Scouts, Little League,
Lions International and the
Masons. He was a founding
member of the OregonCalifornia Trails Association.
He is survived by his wife,
Leona (Blackmun) Stovall
’51, and his brother, Dean
Stovall ’52, OD ’53.
1958
Patience Skill died Feb.
8. 2014, of lung cancer at
age 77. She grew up in
Central Oregon, graduated
from Madras High School,
and earned a degree in
literature and education
from Pacific University. She
taught in Forest Grove,
Fullerton, Calif., and in
Salem, Ore. She is survived
by her husband, Neil; sons
Wayne Anthony and Neil;
and two grandsons.
1964
Willard “Twit” Westfall
ied June 19, 2009. He was
d
a music teacher in public
schools for many years,
serving in John Day and
Grants Pass, Ore., as well
as Chinook and Helena,
Mont. He quit teaching in
1969, when his father died,
to help his mother. He
worked for the Beaverton
School District in a
maintenance capacity until
he retired. He is survived
by his wife, Virginia
(Caldwell) Westfall ’58, six
children, 11 grandchildren
(including Kevin Westfall
Eileen L. Roloff
Eileen L. Roloff died May 24, 2014, surrounded
by family. In her early 20s, she moved from the
Midwest to Southern California and settled in
San Diego. There she met and married Harvey
Roloff ’41, a chief petty officer in the Navy. After
the war, they moved to Forest Grove, where
Harvey was a coach and professor at Pacific
University and Eileen worked in the bookstore
and as a costume designer and seamstress
making can-can dresses for the annual Gay
Ninety’s celebrations. In 1955, the family moved
to Sacramento. She became a real estate agent
and enjoyed an active family and social life. The
couple retired in the 1980s, and traveled the
west in their motor home. Eileen was preceded
in death by her husband, Harvey, and by
daughters Linda and Judy. She is survived by her
son, John.
Shawver ’07), eight greatgrandchildren, and one
great-great grandson.
1968
Allan V. Tarpenning
MSEd d ied June 20, 2014,
at age 81. He completed his
undergraduate studies at
Linfield College, where he
was a three-sport athlete
and was inducted into the
Hall of Fame in 1999.
Professionally, he was a
teacher and coach, who
led the Lane Community
College cross-country
team to the National
Championship in 1972.
He was preceded in death
by his wife of 53 years,
Dorothy Tarpenning ’68,
and his son, Kyle. He is
survived by his sons Kevin
of Albany, Ore., Kurt and
his wife, Donna, of Eugene,
and Kory and his wife, Sue,
of Monte Carlo, Monaco;
daughters Karin and her
husband, Mike Szadyr, of
Troy, Mich., and Kelly and
her husband, Tom Feuer,
of Stevenson Ranch, Calif.;
16 grandchildren; and 10
great-grandchildren. He
also is survived by brothers
Duane of Temecula, Calif.,
and Floyd of Sacramento,
Calif., and sister Marguerite
Wadkins of Sandy, Ore.
1983
Reed C.K. Olaso d ied April
13, 2014, at age 54. He was
a graduate of Punahou
School and Pacific University,
where he was an all-star
athlete playing football,
basketball and baseball. In
1988, he married Suzanne
Marie Crane, and they lived
in Kailua. He worked at
the Le Jardin Academy as a
coach and athletic director.
He is survived by his wife
Suzanne; their children
Nikki and her husband
Ikaika Sugimoto, and KeaMarie; and granddaughter
Ono, as well as by his other
children Eric Kiha and his
wife Shannon, and Alexa;
and eight grandchildren.
1990
Maxine Hoggan-Myers
PsyD d ied Feb. 2, 2014, at
the age of 78. She was a
psychologist who practiced
in Redmond, Ore. She was
a descendent of the Barclays,
one of the original pioneer
families of Oregon. She was
preceded in death by her
youngest son, Martin, and
two husbands, Michael
Hoggan and William Myers.
She is survived by son
Kenneth Kinman, grandsons
Keith and Kristopher, four
great-grandchildren, three
stepchildren, three sisters,
and a brother.
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