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Celebrating 50 Years
of Excellence
and Service
DUTCHESS
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
F OUNDATION
50
DUTCHESS
DUTCHESS
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
2007
ANNUAL REPORT
Be an opener of doors for such as come after thee, and do not try to
make the universe a blind alley.
- Ralph Waldo Emerson
DUTCHESS
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
“Vision is the art of seeing what is invisible to others.” - Jonathan Swift
F OUNDATION
Dr. D. David Conklin
W
hat an exciting year it has been for Dutchess
Community College! Two thousand and
seven marks the 50th anniversary of the College, and we kicked off the celebration in May with much
fanfare at our commencement ceremony. Not only did we
recognize the accomplishments of the 965 graduates, we
also acknowledged the more than 33,000 alumni who have
received their DCC degrees since the College opened its
doors in 1958. As the president of this remarkable institution, it is most rewarding to see our current students carry
on this rich tradition of pursuing higher education that will
leave a lasting imprint on their lives.
The celebration isn’t over yet. I invite you to participate in
all the anniversary festivities planned throughout the year,
especially the Foundation’s gala on March 29. Please come
spend an “Enchanted Evening” with us and help keep the
tradition of education alive
for future generations of DCC
students.
During this anniversary year,
the College has also had the
opportunity to take a look
back and discover what it
means to the economic vitality of our students and the
county we serve. Thanks to
the generous support of The
Dyson Foundation and former DCCF board president William Grogg, and his company, NetPublications, Inc., the
College published a socio-economic impact study that highlighted the College’s contribution to its community over
the past 50 years. The study determined that the Dutchess
County economy is $807.4 million stronger annually as
a direct result of DCC’s past and current impact on the
county. This figure represents 7.5% of Dutchess County’s
total income each year. In addition, DCC has also provided
employment opportunities for county residents, and has
sent our educated alumni into the workforce. Because of
your impact over the past 50 years, this workforce accounts
for $421 million in earnings and $387 million in property
income for the current Dutchess County economy.
Students also see a great return on their DCC investment
as well. The average income of a graduate, who has earned
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College President
his or her associate’s degree, is $44,600. This is 39%
more than the income for a high school graduate. Students also see an annual income increase of $159 for
every credit completed at DCC, and throughout his or
her working career, a student’s life income increases
by $5.80 for every $1 invested. DCC graduates also
enjoy a 17.8% rate of return
on their educational investment, recovering all costs in
eight years.
These are formidable statistics and underscore the importance of our community
college. However, many of
you already recognize the
significance of supporting
Dutchess Community College. I want to thank those
of you who contributed to the success of the Maintaining Excellence Campaign that has reached $4.3
million, and brought our assets to over $5 million. The
campaign was developed to sustain the College’s mission and to generate endowed funds. These funds will
be used for scholarships, technology and equipment
upgrades, faculty programs and facilities and campus
improvements. More importantly, your contributions
will assure that future generations of Dutchess County
students have access to the excellent education, distinguished faculty and modern facilities that are the
hallmark of DCC.
Thank you again for supporting Dutchess Community
College. I look forward to seeing you at the gala, and
at one of the many special and cultural events held at
the College throughout the upcoming year.
“One can never consent to
creep when one feels the
compulsion to soar”
- Helen Keller
William R. Grogg
A
s the college celebrates its Fifty Year Anniversary,
we at the Foundation are looking at our Twenty
Fifth year of operation. And what a twenty five years
we have had. As our current year ends, you will see later in
this report we have surpassed the $5 million mark.
The Foundation Board is very excited about what we are
able to offer the students, faculty and staff of Dutchess
Community College. Our scholarships and mini grant
programs help make a difference for people in our community. The Foundation has a great Board of Directors and
it is through their dedication that we continue to increase
our endowment. I congratulate them and thank them for
all of their hard work this year.
The scholarship I am most proud of is our Charles E. and
Mabel E. Conklin Scholarship for Academic Excellence,
which offers all Dutchess County high school seniors that
graduate in the upper 10% of their class, a 100% scholarship to attend DCC for two years. This is not a competition,
but based on merit, and is a scholarship fund that is there
for all to use. I want to again thank the Conklin family for
funding this program.
Besides the many scholarships we administer yearly, we continue to give money for grants to faculty and staff, equipment
and other campus improvements. These areas of funding are
quite important since the Foundation’s funding is, in some
cases, the only source of funding for the projects.
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DCCF Chairman
A special thanks to our College President, Dr. D.
David Conklin. His complete support and guidance
have helped us achieve incredible things. As in all
good organizations, our staff is what holds this all
together. I want to thank our Executive Director,
Patricia Prunty, and our other staff members for their
hard work and leadership over the last year.
As the College gets ready for its next 50 years and
the Foundation starts to look at our next 25 years,
we will plan how we, as the Foundation, can support
the needs of our students, faculty and our campus.
Dutchess Community College is a fantastic asset
for Dutchess County and the Hudson Valley region.
It is very important that we raise the dollars needed
to continue the growth we have seen over the last
25 years.
Education is not the
filling of a bucket, but the
lighting of a fire.
- W. B. Yeats
Patricia L. Prunty
I
am pleased to present the Annual Report for 2006/
2007 to you. Dutchess is a very giving community.
I’m not just speaking about the College and its
alumni, faculty and staff, but the region as a whole. People
understand the great need many of our young people have
as they try to achieve a college education. It is through
this understanding that our community has supported our
students by setting up scholarships and making donations
to enhance educational opportunities.
Community colleges were created to provide an access
point to higher education. New York State took that
charge seriously and chartered 29 community colleges.
Although the cost at a community college is considerably
lower than at a public or private four-year school, it’s still
a huge burden for many students.
The past year has seen several notable gifts to the Foundation. What makes each one so memorable is that
they were given to memorialize a loved one. Gifts to an
endowment that are made in memory of someone will
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Foundation Executive Director
Director of Institutional
Advancement
endure and help students for years to come. Not only
will the gift that is given be preserved, but the name and
memory of that loved one will continue in perpetuity.
As you think about future gifts, please visit our website: http://www.sunydutchess.edu/DCCFAlumni/ to
see all the options available. Over the last five years the
Foundation has been able to award almost $2 million
in scholarships and other educational incentives. This
great amount of money has been made possible only by
your generosity. Thank you for thinking of our students.
2007 New Board Members
Carol Gordon and Al Grant
Carol Gordon
Carol Gordon has worked at Rhinebeck Savings Bank since 2000, serving as the Chief Operating Officer and Executive Vice
President of the bank since July 2007. She has also held the positions of Executive Vice President, Senior Vice President
of Human Resources & Marketing, and Senior Vice President of Human Resources at the bank. Prior to that, she served
in various management positions at American Savings Bank from 1971 to 1999, including Vice President of Human Resources.
Ms. Gordon graduated from St. Joseph’s College, West Hartford, CT., in 1997, with a Bachelor of Science degree in Management.
In 1999, she received a Master’s Degree in Management with a concentration in Organizational Development from Cambridge
College in Springfield, MA. She has taken numerous courses, workshops and seminars in the following subject areas: operations, service, human resource management, public relations, compensation, regulation and product development, not-for-profit
governance and grant-making. Ms. Gordon is currently a member of Dutchess County Arts Council, New York Banker’s Association and a past member of The Institute for Business Innovation. Her other affiliations include membership in the following
organizations: Society for Human Resource Management, World at Work, and American Banker’s Association.
Al Grant
Al Grant was born and raised in New York City, earning a BS degree in management from SUNY Binghamton, and
an MBA from Columbia University. After having lived in Pittsburgh, PA, South Bend, IN, and Kalamazoo, MI, Al is
now back on the east coast working as a Vice President - Business Banking at Citizens Bank. Al currently also
serves as president of the Beacon Rotary Club, Treasurer of the Dutchess Arts Council, among many other community activities.
Steve Tinkelman
Steven Tinkelman graduated from Clark University, Worcester, MA., with a Bachelor of Architecture degree. As founder of
Tinkelman Architecture, in Poughkeepsie, he has been actively involved in all aspects of the firm’s growth and development
since 1993. In addition to his main function as design principal, his responsibilities include client liaison, firm management and
business development. His firm responsibilities include business programming and facility planning, project feasibility and site
evaluation for both corporate and institutional clients. With more than 20 years of experience managing projects in the Hudson
Valley, Mr. Tinkelman has refined his image of an effective small-sized architectural firm. He has contributed to numerous
historical rehabilitations, including many in the historic districts in the cities of Poughkeepsie and Newburgh, which have led
to a “Certificate of Merit” from the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development. These rehabilitation projects ranged from residential apartments and professional offices to mixed-use commercial developments in existing historical
structures. Mr. Tinkelman has extensive knowledge in real estate finance, development and management. He is a principal in
several successful real estate partnerships. He has professional memberships in the following organizations: American Institute
of Architects, Urban Land Institute and Architects, and Planners and Designers for Social Responsibility. Furthermore, he is
involved with the following civic organizations: The Mid-Hudson Civic Center, The Community Foundation of Dutchess County,
Planned Parenthood of the Mid-Hudson Valley, and Bardavon 1869 Opera House.
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Future Events
Festifall Auction-October 3
For more information, or to volunteer for any
of these events, please contact Diana Pollard at
845-431-8403 or [email protected].
The 2008 auction is scheduled for Friday, Oct. 3 and will
once again be held at the Dutchess Golf and Country
Club. The 2007 event was a
success, raising over $55,000.
We will be looking for brand
new items and trips for 2008.
Get your paddles ready.
50th
Anniversary Gala-March 29
“Some Enchanted Evening” Dutchess Community
College turns 50 and we are celebrating with a fabulous black tie (optional) event at
the Grandview in Poughkeepsie.
All are welcome, alumni, faculty,
staff and community members
alike. This evening is sure to be
one to remember. The top shelf cocktail hour starts at 6
p.m. and dinner and dancing at 7. Be sure to wear your
dancing shoes so you can swing to the sounds of
Bill’s Toupee.
Craft Fair-November 29 & 30
The 37th Annual Craft Fair
will once again be on the
weekend following Thanksgiving, Nov. 29 & 30. Every
year there are new and unique
items presented by the crafters
and 2008 is sure to be just as
exciting.
Golf Tournament-May 19
Last year the Annual Golf
Tournament in Memory of
Jack Orcutt was held at Silo
Ridge and was a huge success.
Marshall and Sterling was our
lead sponsor for the event.
This year we will hold the
event at Dutchess Golf and Country Club in Poughkeepsie. Hope to see you on the links!
DCCF Volunteer of
the Year Recipient
Sue Doyle
A Dean Saves the Day
This is a strange story that involves a new student, a skunk and a very generous Dean with a big heart. Krystyn lives
in Dutchess County. Over the summer while she was out walking her dog, a skunk entered her home, through an open
door. The skunk went crazy while inside and sprayed the home, leaving it uninhabitable. The entire contents of the
home were a loss. To make matters worse, her family’s homeowner’s insurance would not cover this freak accident.
Large loans had to be taken to repair the home leaving no money for college. Krystyn explained her problem to one
of the staff in our financial aid office. This individual called the DCC Foundation looking for help.
Without hesitation, Dean Carl Denti saved the day by setting up a scholarship fund, which is helping to cover some
of Krystyn’s tuition for her first year at DCC. This is a wonderful selfless act, so appreciated by Krystyn’s family.
We don’t always get such uniquely strange stories, and this one certainly needed a happy ending. It’s another example
of how caring and dedicated DCC staff and faculty are, and how responsive they can be when someone is in need.
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DCC Grad Premiers His Film
Dutchess Community College alumnus Christopher Bell premiered his documentary
film, “Bigger, Stronger, Faster*” at the 2008 Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah
in January. The film is about America’s win-at-all-cost culture. It focuses on steroid use
both nationally and through a narrower lens that put the spotlight on Bell himself along
with his two brothers, each a bodybuilder who struggled with the decision whether or
not to use steroids.
More Class Notes
Paul J. Steffen ’80, CLU, ChFC, has been named vice
president, agencies, in the office of Northwestern Mutual
in Milwaukee, WI. Steffen, a native of Hyde Park, now
oversees the strategy, implementation and support for
the growth and development of Northwestern Mutual
Financial Network’s 89 offices nationwide.
Christine Jones ’75, graduated Dutchess Community
College with an associates in Business Administration.
Christine received the 2007 Realtor of the Year Award
given by the Dutchess County Association of Realtors
(DCAR). She was chosen out of a group of 1,100 members. The Realtor of the Year is chosen based on how
involved a Realtor is in the community and how involved
they are in DCAR. It is also based on a demonstration of
commitment to a stringent code of ethics.
Steffen graduated from F.D. Roosevelt High School in
Hyde Park in 1978, where he met his wife Shelly (Peets).
The couple went on to graduate in 1980 from Dutchess
Community College, where Steffen’s father, Richard
Steffen, taught engineering. Steffen then attended Siena
College, Loudonville, NY, and earned a degree in Finance
in 1982.
Christine is the model for this commitment. She has given
back to her community in many ways. One way is by
passing on this passion and commitment to the students
she teaches at Dutchess Community College.
He started his career with Northwestern Mutual in 1981
as a college intern in the Latham, NY office where he
became a full-time representative after graduation in
1982. Steffen’s daughter, Erin, currently is an intern in
this same office, which is now known as the Hall Financial Group.
Megan McPeake Rodriquez ’93, has had an exciting
year. She and her husband welcomed their daughter
Evelyn Mariah Rodriquez into their lives on Labor Day,
September 3, 2007. Megan reports that she is truly enjoying her new daughter. Megan will head back to her
teaching career in January. She teaches second grade at
the Meadowbrook School of Weston and loves every
minute of it.
During Steffen’s 26 years with Northwestern Mutual,
he has worked in several management positions, including Managing Partner of the Steffen Financial Group in
Springfield, MA. for more than 16 years. He successfully
grew his network office from 43 to 66 representatives.
DCC is a family affair…
Mrs. Barbara Hunt is very proud of both of her children
Joe and Ann Marie. She sent us the following:
Steffen is married to Shelly and they have a son, Tim, 24,
and a daughter, Erin, 22. His parents, Richard and Terry
Steffen, reside in Hyde Park.
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Class Notes continued
Joe Hunt ’01, graduated
from DCC and then moved
to Boston where he was
employed for three years at
William Rawn Associates,
Architects, Inc. Joe then
was accepted to Pratt Institute where he just recently
graduated in May 2007 with
a Bachelor of Architecture
degree. With a bright future
ahead of him, he is currently
working for a local architect in Westchester County.
Mr. Allen has worked in all facets of the software development business at many local companies for more
than 10 years. He was introduced to SAP while helping a
small manufacturing company implement and maintain
R/3 version 4.6c.
Mr. Allen has an MS in Engineering Management,
an MS in Systems and Information Science from
Syracuse University, and a BS in Computer Information
Science from SUNY IT in Utica. He also has an AS in
Computer Science from Dutchess Community College
and is a Red Hook High School graduate.
He has many professional
affiliations including the
Association of Computing Machinists (ACM),
Toastmasters International,
the Syracuse Technology
Roundtable, and the SUNY
IT Alumni Association. Mr.
Allen is a recipient of a 2004
Syracuse “40 and under 40”
award.
Ann Marie Hunt ’98, after graduating from DCC, attended SUNY New Paltz until she graduated in May
2005. Ann Marie spent the next two years teaching at
Poughkeepsie Middle School and then two years in
the Dover school district. She presently is teaching
Spanish at Brewster Central School District where she
achieved tenure.
Glenn Allen ’90, owner of Excelsior Solutions, LLC,
which provides software development and consulting services specializing in SAP technology, has joined SUNY
Institute of Technology as an Adjunct Lecturer, teaching
ABAP programming (SAP’s software language).
Mr. Allen’s notable clients include Lockheed Martin,
Johnson & Johnson, Black & Decker and Rolls Royce.
Dr. Jerry Lee
Dr. Jerry Lee, President Emeritus of Dutchess Community College,
passed away September 18, 2007.
Dr. Lee was President of the College from 1982 to 1992. During his
tenure, the Center for Business and Industry was built and DCC South
was opened. We are thankful for his leadership in making Dutchess the
great institution that it is today.
Our condolences go to his wife Lynn and his family. We will be forever
grateful for his contributions to Dutchess Community College.
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- Dr. D. David Conklin
The Socioeconomic Contribution of DCC
Study Highlights
Since DCC first opened its doors to students in 1957, the college has been serving the local community by creating jobs and income, providing county residents with easy access to higher education opportunities, and preparing
students for highly-skilled, technical professions. In light of DCC’s fifty-year anniversary, this analysis measures
the impact of the college on the Dutchess County economy in several ways:
• through its local purchases, including wages paid to faculty and staff
• through attracting out-of-county students and their spending to Dutchess County
• through a human capital effect stemming from an increase in the skill base of the local workforce
• through $57 million in capital expenditures in the past 15 years
DCC also contributes to the Dutchess area in non-economic ways that are not quantified by this study, such as the
following:
• through providing local students with opportunities that keep them in the Dutchess area
• through extensive community involvement and volunteering by DCC’s students, faculty and staff
DCC Leverages Taxpayer Dollars
• Every dollar of state or local tax money invested in DCC today returns $4.40
to the state and local government in higher tax receipts and reduced government
expenditures.
• Dutchess County and New York State realize a 15% rate of return on their
investment in DCC.
When state and local governments support DCC, they receive a return of
$4.40 for every tax dollar invested.
• Employers in the State of New York see health-related absenteeism decline by
3,600 days per year, with a corresponding annual dollar savings of approximately
$449,100. The state benefits from health-related savings of roughly 240 fewer
smokers and 50 fewer alcohol abusers.
• Incarceration drops with each year of higher education. In the State of New
York, about 50 fewer individuals will be incarcerated, resulting in annual savings
of $372,600 (combined savings from reduced arrest, prosecution, jail, and reform
costs). Reductions in victim costs (e.g., property damage, legal expenses, lost
workdays, etc.) result in savings of $119,500 per year.
• There will be about 190 fewer people on welfare and 70 fewer drawing unem-
ployment benefits, saving some $365,200 and $91,700 per year, respectively.
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The Socioeconomic Contribution of DCC
Study Highlights
DCC Helps the State & Local Economies
• Each year, $807.4 million of the current Dutchess County economy is attributable to the cumulative impact of
DCC’s 50-year presence. This represents 7.5% of Dutchess County’s total income each year.
• DCC’s economic contribution includes spending by the college, spending by out-of-region students, and—most
significantly—the current contribution of DCC’s alumni in the workforce of Dutchess County and New York State.
• The present-day Dutchess County economy nets roughly $30.9
The Dutchess County economy is $807.4
million stronger annually as a direct result
of DCC’s past and current impact on the
county.
DCC’s operations and capital spending generate $30.9 million in labor and non-labor
income each year.
million in labor and non-labor income each year due to DCC
operations and capital spending.
• Today’s county workforce embodies approximately 2.9 million cred its of past and present instruction. The accumulation of these credits
results in higher wages for students, greater returns to business
and property owners, and enhanced worker productivity.
• Altogether, the contribution of DCC instruction explains some
$768.1 million of total income to the current economy
of Dutchess County.
• For every dollar of state and local tax money invested in DCC
today, the public at large sees a cumulative real return of $26.60
over the course of the student’s working career, in terms of added
income and avoided social costs.
DCC Helps Students Earn More
• The average income of a Dutchess Community College
graduate, who has earned his or her associate’s degree,
is $44,600, 39% more than for a high school graduate.
A DCC student who earns an associate’s degree
earns 39% more than a high school graduate.
• In any given year, 12% of Dutchess County’s 17-29 yearolds attend DCC. This is the highest participation rate for
this age group of any community college in the Mid-Hudson
Valley.
• Associates degree graduates enjoy an attractive 17.8% rate
of return on their DCC educational investment, recovering all
costs, including foregone wages, in eight years.
Conclusion
It’s a fact – 12% of the county’s 17-29-year-olds
attend DCC. That’s the highest student participation rate for any of the State University of
New York community colleges.
• The results of this study demonstrate that DCC is a sound investment from multiple perspectives. The college
enriches the lives of students and increases their lifetime incomes. It benefits taxpayers by generating increased
tax revenues from an enlarged economy and reducing the demand for taxpayer-supported social services. Finally,
it contributes to the vitality of both the county and state economies.
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DCC
News
Dr. D. David Conklin, president of DCC, said the College is looking forward to its yearlong celebration as he
addressed the graduates, who join the more than 30,000
alumni who have received degrees from DCC since it
welcomed its first class in 1958. Dr. Conklin said the
new alumni share a common bond with those who have
come before them. “You know the old adage, ‘The more
things change, the more they remain the same.’ Well,
that saying rings true for us today. The first class entered
DCC in 1958. Those students were no different than
our graduates sitting here today. A poster announcing
admission to DCC 50 years ago encouraged students
to enroll in associate degree programs in the arts and
applied sciences. Many of you today will be receiving
those same degrees. The students in that first class
also started their quest
for higher education
here at DCC, and you
have carried on that rich
tradition of obtaining an
education that will leave
a lasting
imprint on your lives,”
stated Dr. Conklin.
DCC South Undergoes Major Expansion
DCC South has a brand new look this academic year
thanks to a major capital project undertaken during the
summer of 2007. This fall, six new classrooms, a fullyequipped biology laboratory and a computer classroom
were added to the Wappingers Falls facility.
The $350,000 construction project began after graduation in May. Half of the funding for the renovations
came from the Office of the State University Construction Fund and 50% from Dutchess County. The
county’s share of the cost was paid by chargeback
revenue (revenues the county receives from neighboring counties who send students to DCC).
The biology lab includes the same features as the labs
on the main DCC campus, such as running water and
a lab preparation area. The Dyson Foundation supported the project by providing a grant for $250,000
to equip the lab.
The keynote speaker was
the Honorable Christine
Sproat, a New York State Supreme Court Justice and
DCC alumnus. Judge Sproat graduated in 1976 and
is one of eight alumni who has been inducted into the
College’s Alumni Hall of Fame. Judge Sproat told the
graduates she was there to “educate and inspire you
about life. I think Life happens between the ‘L’ and the
‘E’ - in the IF. IF is a part of your story, and I propose
it is a reason that you are sitting here today as a college graduate,” said Judge Sproat. As a DCC student,
she said she never imagined that one day she would
become a lawyer, serve on the DCC Board of Trustees,
or be elected as a Supreme Court Judge.
In all, 12,000 square feet of new space was added. Additional renovations included a student lounge, additional
faculty offices, and an expanded vending area. These new
additions mean that DCC South now includes a total of
28 instructional rooms, including four networked computer classrooms, the biology lab and a fully-equipped
emergency medical services training lab.
DCC Graduates 965 - Kicks Off 50th Anniversary
Celebration - SUNY’s One Millionth Community
College Graduate Also Recognized
“I urge all of you to strive to be the best that you can
be - ask ‘What IF I apply for a new job?’ ‘What IF I
move to a new town, or what IF I take that giant leap?’
Discover your destiny, your dream, your vocation in
life, the right career, the right mate, the right choices,”
added Judge Sproat.
Dutchess Community College graduated 965 students
at its 48th commencement exercises and kicked off the
celebration of its 50th anniversary on May 17. In addition, the College recognized a milestone in the history
of the State University of New York - the awarding of
SUNY’s one millionth community college degree. DCC
selected graduate and student trustee, Janet Brendli, to
be its symbolic one millionth degree recipient.
Brendli, the recipient of the SUNY one millionth community college degree, is a resident of Poughkeepsie,
NY, and received two associate degrees in early childhood education at the commencement. For the past
year, Brendli has served as the student trustee on the
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Dutchess Community College Board of Trustees. She
was also a member of the Student Government Association, serving as the organization’s Commissioner of
Academics. In addition, Brendli was a member of the
Early Childhood Club and the women’s cross-country
and track and field teams.
during the past academic year. The SUNY student art
shows began in 2002 to bring the work of SUNY’s most
talented student artists to a wider audience.
Raymond Arnold
DCC’s Class of 2007 includes students graduating from
50 different college programs. The largest number, 201,
come from humanities and social sciences. The business administration transfer program graduated 124
students; the nursing program graduated 73 students;
and the early childhood, childhood and adolescent
education joint acceptance programs with the State
University of New York at New Paltz graduated a total
of 83 students.
Joseph Berhosky
Approximately 30% of the graduates received associate in applied science degrees; 41% received associate
in science degrees and 23% received associate in arts
degrees. Another 6% received certificates. Forty-two
percent of the Class of 2007 graduated with honors
having achieved a 3.2 CPA or higher in their studies at
Dutchess. There are 12 students who graduated with
a perfect 4.0 average earning “A” grades in all of the
courses taken at DCC.
The Class of 2007 includes graduates whose ages range
from 18 years to 62 years with a median age of 22 years.
The majority, 82%, reside in Dutchess County, with
approximately 17% coming from other counties and
1% coming from foreign countries. Approximately
60% of the graduates are female and approximately
40% are male.
Allison Wiand
Math and Science Matter for Young Women
The 11th Annual Math and
Science Matter - Especially
for Young Women program,
held March 3, gave young
women throughout the Hudson
Valley the chance to explore
career opportunities in math
and science through hands-on
workshops in a college setting.
More than 340 girls from public, private and home schools
and from community organizations attended the event.
The workshops from 2007 included “Become a DNA
Detective,” “Life Without a Backbone,” “Simple
Geometry, Exotic Graphics,” “Break the Code” and
“Soldering for Electronics.” The event, designed specifically for middle school aged girls, is co-sponsored
by DCC and IBM.
The College also held its annual honors convocation earlier in the day, and presented more than 100 awards and
scholarships to continuing and graduating students.
Best of SUNY Art Show
DCC student artists Raymond Arnold, Joseph Berhosky
and Allison Wiand all had work featured in the 2007
Best of SUNY Student Art Exhibition at the New York
State Museum in Albany in May. Arnold contributed a
charcoal self-portrait, while Berhosky’s piece is a color
giclee photographic print called “The Masquerade”
and Wiand submitted an untitled abstract painting.
The show featured 75 works selected from the more
than 200 pieces in the fall and spring SUNY art shows
held at the State University Plaza in downtown Albany
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accessible instructors, further insures smart students will
continue to hold an edge among their peers,” he says.
Ticket To Transfer
Smart People
A growing trend among talented students is starting at a twoyear college and then transferring to a four-year college or
university. And often that transfer does not need to take you
far. Many two-year colleges have articulation agreements
with four-year universities and the actual courses for the
bachelor or master degree is taught on the two-year college
campus - Broome Community College, NY, Olympic College, WA, Alpena Community College, MI, and Shawnee
Community College, IL, are examples.
Make the Move to a Two
Year College
If you want a challenging educational experience, try a
two-year college. Okay, so nobody claims two-year schools
enjoy the reputations of big-name universities. After all,
most community, junior and technical colleges operate under
open admission policies, meaning anyone who may benefit
can attend. But don’t confuse open access with a lack of
quality.
“I have seen a significant increase in high-achieving high
school students pursuing the transfer process,” says Sonja
Montiel, CEO of College Confidence, in Westlake Village, California. “Because of
their discipline in academics,
they are more likely to succeed
in the transfer process and follow through on their educational
goals.”
“Community college is definitely for smart people,” says
Joey Vogel, a student at Canada College in California. “I
had a great GPA in high school, but after careful consideration, I chose a two-year college. I wanted to be able to
take classes I thought I might like, and experiment with
different kinds of classes. Community college really does
give me that kind of freedom.”
Many students are finding - even
if you find name value important
- you can have it both ways by
following the transfer path. Not
only can you earn precious college credits at a fraction of the
cost of four-year institutions,
once you transfer and earn a bachelor degree, it will carry
the name of the baccalaureate school, with no difference
in status than for those who started there as freshmen. It’s
like buying a new sports car from a relative who gives you
a thirty percent discount; the fact the car costs less has
nothing to do with its value as far as the rest of the world
is concerned.
In recent years, more and more high-achieving high school
students have chosen this option. They’ve found while
two-year colleges are much less costly than four-year
schools, they also provide an excellent quality educational
experience.
Top-notch Teaching
With dedicated faculty who focus on teaching rather
than research, two-year schools offer some of the
most dynamic instructors around. In fact, it’s not
unusual for students who have gone on to bachelor
degree programs to cite the faculty at their community college as among the best they ever had.
Another plus is that doing
well at a two-year college can
provide your ticket to admission to competitive four-year
schools. “For many four-year
colleges and universities,
transferring into their institution is much less competitive
compared to being admitted
straight from high school,”
“Smart students are well suited to the atmosphere
of a two-year college,” says Michael Logsdon, a
professor of physics at Garrett College in McHenry,
Maryland. He points out two-year schools offer the
same kinds of courses universities offer during the
freshman and sophomore years.
says Ms. Montiel.
“Being able to exercise one’s abilities to the fullest in these
first two years of college with smaller size classes and more
In fact, many four-year schools have policies in place dictating they accept a specified number of grads from two-year
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colleges, or giving preferred status to students
who have completed a given associate degree
program. For some students, this can greatly enhance the chance of gaining admission to a given
four-year college.
Too, the prospect of combining career preparation with long-range academic plans appeals to many
students. “At a two-year college you have the option to
transfer your credits to a four-year college and continue
your educational journey towards a bachelor degree and
even on to a master degree if you truly enjoy the career
you have chosen,” says Michelle Rush, a New York twoyear college student.
“Now halfway through the semester I have a good foundation in this subject, and I can decide if I’d like to continue
taking Flash classes,” he says. “If I end up deciding this is
not a course I like, then I don’t feel so bad that I’ve spent
seventy-eight dollars on the class. Just compare that with
the hundreds of dollars per unit I’d be spending at a private
art school.”
When Rush finished high school, she wasn’t sure what she
wanted to do. But once she started taking paralegal classes
at her college, she became excited by the option to gain
career skills while also opening up new doors.
Of course the choice of a college is a very personal one, and
it involves more than economics. But the ranks of two-year
college boosters certainly seem to be growing. For bright
students across the country, the two-year college has much
to offer.
“I plan on taking what I have learned and go out into the
work world as a paralegal,” she says. “I also plan to transfer
my credits to go on to pre-law and even law school, because
I know now that I do have the ability to achieve success.”
“The truth is community colleges are wonderful places that
require hard work and determination,” Vogel says. “You can
start there with great instructors, small size classes at a great
savings - then transfer. It just makes sense.”
Solid Savings
When it comes to money, you’ll find
a two-year college can really be a
smart choice. While tuition rates vary
around the country, two-year colleges
charge a fraction of the tuition and fees of
four-year schools.
Honors Programs
More two-year colleges are offering the opportunity to
participate in honors programs. These special programs add
extra appeal to talented students both in selecting a college
in the first place, and in making the most of the college
experience once enrolled.
And any way you do the math, the figures look good. If you
plan to transfer, you can save big bucks for the first couple
of years, and then be better prepared to handle the higher
tuition rates when you encounter them.
The features offered by honors programs vary from one college to another. They may include special courses designed
to be more challenging, scholarships and more.
Or if you’re interested in an occupational degree or certificate, you can enjoy low tuition throughout your studies.
Too, lower costs make it less of a risk in experimenting with
new courses or programs. You can take those courses you
are interested in just for the fun of learning.
At Miami Dade College in Florida, talented students may
participate in the school’s Honors College. Through what the
college calls a linked learning community format, students
work closely with professors in pursuing academic goals.
The program features small classes focusing on interaction
with faculty, challenging course work, early registration and
special scholarship opportunities. To participate, students
apply for acceptance based on grades, test scores, recommendations, an essay, and a personal interview.
“The inexpensive classes are a superb value,” says Vogel,
“and the low cost also gives you the opportunity to take any class that is
interesting.”
Vogel recently enrolled in a
class in Flash Animation, a
course that is not required in
his program.
Likewise, the Honors Program at Harford Community
College in Maryland offers small classes limited to 15 students allowing for personalized instruction and interaction
between outstanding teachers and students. In these classes,
students have the opportunity to read more broadly, share
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their perspectives and participate in research and special
projects.
nary programs, certificate
programs in medicine and
dentistry, and even animal
training,” she says. “Or you
can be moving forward in
the transfer process.”
Along with benefits like a dedicated Honors study area
and exciting and novel learning experiences, students in
the Honors Program at California’s Moorpark College
may qualify for priority admissions or extra scholarships
at four-year colleges and universities. They also participate
in honors receptions, special lectures, cultural events, tours
of universities, and awards ceremonies.
A great example is the Adventure Sports Program at Garrett College in Maryland.
The first of its type to be offered in the United States, this
groundbreaking program offers students the chance to pursue activities such as whitewater rafting, rock climbing,
kayaking and more, while also acquiring skills in sports
management.
You can find out more about any college’s honors program
through the school’s admissions office. Or simply consult
catalogs or websites. Not all two-year colleges offer honors
programs. But if one is available at a school in which you’re
interested, be sure to check it out.
Check It Out: Unique Programs At Two-year Colleges
One of the best features of two-year colleges is the variety
of programs they offer. You can find an array of programs
that lead to unusual careers or simply address your personal
interests. From race car management or boat building to
grape production and wine-making, two-year colleges have
much to offer.
“I love being outside” is a common answer to the question“Why did you enroll in the Heavy Equipment Operator
Program at Wilson Technical Community College, NC?”
With over 43 pieces of equipment, students are able to spend
everyday outside moving the earth to form the shapes and
grades required for construction. And jobs are plentiful in
road construction, commercial and residential construction,
forestry, local city and county governments.
Other innovative programs cover areas such as biotechnology, Holocaust Genocide, computer animation and gaming,
and cutting-edge health technology programs. To find out
what is available in these and other fields, check with a
two-year college in your region.
“There is such a diversity of opportunity,” says Ms. Montiel of College Confidence. “You can be involved with
programs that focus on career development such as culi-
Phi Theta Kappa: The Honor Society For Two-year Colleges
For high-achieving students, a great opportunity is provided by Phi Theta Kappa (PTK),
an honor society for two-year colleges.
“Most people think this is just a club people join when in fact it is much more,” says PTK
member Kim von Hagn, a recent graduate of Corning Community College, a unit of the
State University of New York. “It is an international honor society very involved in the
community, both locally and across the world.”
Kim says students in PTK are offered more than $36 million in transfer scholarships.
“These scholarships can range from a waived application fee to a full ride to finish a bachelor degree at a four-year
school,” she says.
A bonus with membership is the chance to get involved in community activities, according to von Hagn. At her college,
students have participated in activities to support Relay for Life, Habitat for Humanity, the Great American Smoke Out,
and “Camp Good Days and Happy Times,” a camp for children with serious illnesses.
“Our chapter also sends students to the International Convention and the Honors Institutes held once a year,” she says.
To join Phi Theta Kappa, students must have completed 12 or more college credits and hold a 3.5 or greater GPA on a 4.0
scale. PTK members often earn a reputation as the best students on their campuses.
Copyright 2006 Venture Publications, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Used by Permission.
As appeared in the 2007 edition of Movin’ On, Your College and Career Guide.
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Leadership weekend by Mike Weida
If your actions inspire others to
dream more, learn more, do more and
become more, you are a leader.
- John Quincy Adams
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James F. Hall Legacy Society
The following people have notified the Foundation that they have made a planned gift to Dutchess. Planned giving is the process of making a charitable gift of estate assets to Dutchess Community College, a gift that requires
consideration and planning in light of the donor’s overall estate plan.
Karen T. Blonder & Jerry L. Toepfer
Linda L. Connors ’71
Eric W. Deyo ’71
Vincent J. ’66 & Joan DiMaso ’67
Dorothy J. Fitchett ’81
Gail Ganter-Toback & Arnold Toback
Patricia M. Ansari Gee
James & Betty Hall
Mary V. Imperatori
F. Kennon Moody
Michael J. O’Dell ’69
June S. Pierson
Vincent F. Post, Jr. ’73
Francis U. Ritz & Mary F. Ritz
Carol A. Roper
Klara B. ’72 & Heinz Sauer
Werner H. Schmidt
Edna K. Silber
William R. Steinhaus ’69
Mary Louise VanWinkle
Allyn & Mildred Washington
Rita D. Weber-McKee
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Patricia Ansari Gee and family
A Gift For The Future
Patricia Ansari Gee started her affiliation with
Dutchess as a member of the Board of Trustees. Later
she became a member of the Foundation’s Board of
Directors. The wife of Dr. Manzoor Ansari, Pat, like
her late husband, was dedicated to improving the
lives of young people in Dutchess County. Dr. Ansari
was a passionate advocate for the developmentally
disabled.
Legacy Society, which recognizes all those who
have made a Planned Gift to Dutchess Community
College.
Planned Gifts are a way to leave something for the
future and to help generations of students to come.
Many times these gifts that include bequests, gifts of
residence, and life insurance policies are the largest
gifts made by a donor. Leaving a gift to charity will
also have tax advantages for the donor’s estate.
Pat is married to Robert Gee and has two children:
Nick & Cynthia Ansari. While words cannot express
the depth of her generosity, nor of our appreciation,
we can say that Patricia Gee is a generous soul who
wanted to leave a legacy for the students of Dutchess
County.
Avid tennis players, Pat founded the Dr. Manzoor
Ansari Memorial Tennis Tournament in 1994 as a way
of raising funds for the college. Later, the tennis courts
at the College were dedicated to her late husband.
In 1997, Pat decided to make a Planned Gift to
Dutchess Community College by making the Foundation the beneficiary of a life insurance policy. She
is one of the founding members of the James Hall
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Handels Honored with Award for
Outstanding Philanthropist
Bern and Shirley Handel were honored with the
2007 Association of Fundraising Professionals
Mid-Hudson Valley Chapter’s Central Hudson
Award for Outstanding Philanthropist. Trish Prunty,
Executive Director of the Dutchess Community
College Foundation, nominated the couple for
their outstanding philanthropic leadership.
Photo: Trish Prunty, Bern Handel, Shirley Handel
and Dr. D. David Conklin, President of Dutchess
Community College.
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Cumulative Giving Levels
Donors
These special gifts reflect a donors giving over several years.
The Dutchess Community College Foundation would like to thank our 2000 donors, alumni, community members, faculty and
staff, and our 8200 current students for their contributions for the September 1, 2006 - August 31, 2007 fiscal year. Although space
does not permit us to print the names of all of our donors we would like to recognize our distinguished supporters at the leadership
level. You may view a complete list of our President’s Circle and Clubs, Alumni Giving, Gift in Kind donors, and the business and
organizations at http://www.sunydutchess.edu/DCCFAlumni/documents/DCC2007AnnReporttextSP.pdf
$500,000 and above
Charles & Betty Conklin
Dyson Foundation
Llelanie S. Orcutt
$250,000 - $499,999
Louis Greenspan
Charitable Trust
IBM
McCann Charitable Trust
Francis U. & Mary F. Ritz
$100,000 - $249,999
Bequest of Margaret Mair
Community Foundation of
Dutchess County
Edwin A. Ulrich
Charitable Trust
June S. Pierson
TD Banknorth
$50,000 - $99,999
Carpenters Union Local 19
Chevron-Texaco Foundation
First Dutchess Quilters
George A. Strba
Charitable Trust
Bern & Shirley Handel
Handel Foundation
Marshall & Sterling Christian Meyer
Millbrook Tribute Garden
Open Society Institute
Ralph E. Ogden Foundation
Amy Sherman & James Page
TEG Federal Credit Union
$25,000 - $49,999
Patricia Ansari Gee
Carpenters Union Local 203 D. David Conklin
David J. Conklin
Corbally, Gartland & Rappleyea
Dutchess County Home Bureau
Estate of James V. Forster III
Estate of Nan Gingher
Donald Holzhammer
Hyde Park Lions Club
JP Morgan Chase
Michael J. O’Dell ’69
John & Nancy O’Shea
David Petrovits
Martha Reifler Myers*
Jeffrey G. Smith ’72
Roger W. Smith
Town of Poughkeepsie Police
Benevolent Association
Marty & Ginny Triola
$10,000 - $24,999
AAUW
American Legion Arlington
Post 1302
Edward C. Anderson
Bentley Trust
Bequest of Frances K. Anderson
Bequest of Phyllis L. Cady
Best of Scotland
Kenneth R. Briggs
CAYSA Region IV
CH Energy Group
Richard Chazen
Chevron-Texaco
CKH Industries
Donald & Luella Cleverley
Correction Officers
Carl L. Denti
Anthony J. ’65 & Joanne DiMaso
Vincent J. ’66 & Joan DiMaso ’67
Maureen M. Doherty ‘03
Dutchess County
Agricultural Society
Dutchess County Association
of Realtors
Dutchess County Deputy
Sheriff’s PBA Paul & Kathleen Ellis
Toni M. Emery ’66 &
Joseph Lucas ’87
Samuel E. Englehart
Estate of Edmund J. Webb
Family of Dr. Lloyd Harris
Robert A. Feldman
Friends of The Helen
Aldrich Recreation Park
Gannett Foundation
GAP Foundation
Arthur L. Gellert
George T. Whalen, Jr. Foundation
Florence H. Gottdiener*
Dorothy A. Hayward ’78
Art & Yolanda Henry
Suzanne C. Henry Boies ’89
Howard & Emily Himelstein
Hollowbrook Associates
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HRSH Nurses Alumni Association
Hudson Valley Artisan’s Guild
Hudson Valley Federal Credit Union
Scott Keegan
Timmian C. Massie ’78
John W. & Judith A. Mazzetti ’97
John R. McKinney
NXB by Philips
Pawling Corporation
Poughkeepsie Journal
Public Finance Associates
Allan & Julia Rappleyea
Dudley S. Schneider
James & Mary Lynn Smith
Stop & Shop Companies
Richard Strain
Frank & April Strickler
Martha A. Sullivan
Algie Sutton*
Taylor Tree & Landscaping
UHY Advisors
Ulster Savings Bank
Vassar Brothers
Medical Center
Brenda H. Verbeck ’69
Vergilis, Stenger,
Roberts & Davis
Verizon Communications
Robert & Ann Marie Vitale
Westage Development Group
Jessica Mancuso White
York-Hunter
*deceased
Presidents Circle and Clubs
Donors
The following alumni, faculty, parents,staff, corporations and foundations contributed to the Dutchess
Community College Foundation between September 2006 and August 2007. It is our intention to be as accurate
as possible in listing all donors. In the event of an error, please be sure to let us know and accept our apologies.
Presidents Circle $5,000 or More
Alcoa Foundation
Patricia Ansari Gee
Richard Chazen
Community Foundation of
Dutchess County
D. David Conklin
Dyson Foundation
Edwin A. Ulrich
Charitable Trust
Estate of Donald C. Stimpson
Friends of The Helen Aldrich
Recreation Park
Debra M. Gee Weeks 82
George A. Strba
Charitable Trust
George T. Whalen, Jr.
Foundation
Handel Foundation
IBM
Louis Greenspan Charitable Trust
Marshall & Sterling
Insurance Company
Meyer Contracting
John & Nancy OShea
Llelanie S. Orcutt
Allan & Julia Rappleyea
Jeffrey G. Smith 72
Roger W. Smith
TD Banknorth
Town of Poughkeepsie
Police Benevolent Association
Vassar Brothers Medical Center
Foundation Club $2,500-$4,999
Bentley Trust
Dutchess County Agricultural Society
Paul & Kathleen Ellis
M & T Bank
Michael J. ODell 69
Diana L. Pollard 97 & Harro G. Penk
Rhinebeck Savings Bank
Francis U. & Mary F. Ritz
Marty & Ginny Triola
Hudson Club $1,000-$2,499
Amercian Association of
University Women
Susan L. Gotthardt Adams 72
& Mark Adams 00
C.B. Strain & Son
Donald & Luella Cleverley
DArcangelo & Company
Tansukh G. Dorawala
Susan & Robert Doyle
Dutchess Community
College Association
Toni M. Emery 66 &
Joseph Lucas 87
Samuel E. Englehart
Mark R. Finkbeiner 86
William R. Grogg
Bernard & Shirley Handel
Health Care Auxiliary for
the Tri-State Area
Art & Yolanda Henry
James S. Barton, Jr.
Emerging Artist Foundation
John Pollis II Realty Corporation
Kanter-Kallman Foundation
Frank W. Kotzur 72
Margaret H. Lewis
McCabe & Mack
Michael T. McCormack 78
Susan W. McCormick
Mid-Hudson Valley Federal
Credit Union
Milor Enterprises
Mohonk Mountain House
Morris Associates
Nine Partners Lions Club
North River Abstract
Corporation
NXB by Philips
Perkins Eastman Architects
Patricia L. Prunty
Leslie J. Raine Quick 82
Peter A. Rivera
Shirley Roberts-Brereton 88
Mark A. Roland
William J. Ryan 69
Peter Scheckner
Dudley & Elizabeth Schneider
James & Mary Lynn Smith
Starr Foundation
Charles E. Stewart, III
Thomas Gleason, Inc
UHY Advisors
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Bob & Ann Marie Vitale
Walmart Foundation
Betty E. Wise 83
Taconic Club $250-$999
Absolute Auction & Realty
Advanced Enterprises
Charles A. Ahrens 67
Michael A. Aiello 80
Algonquin Construction Group LLC
Bridgette Anderson
Andrew R. Demar Family Foundation
Jacquelyn Appeldorn
William S. Augerson
Ellen L. Baker
Michael J. Barrett 71
Linda M. Beasimer
Marie Aiello Bianco 75
Judith Bleakley ONeill
James V. Brands
Brinckerhoff & Neuville
Betsy Hoberle Brockway 82
James R. Campion 70
Barbara A. Cavalieri 90
CH Energy Group
Martin & Eleanor Charwat
Childrens & Womens Physicians
of Westchester
Childrens Fund of the Astor Home
Clough, Harbour & Associates
J. Paul Crittenden
No person was ever honored for what he
received. He was honored for what he gave.
- Calvin Coolidge
Donors
Croft Corners Fire Company
Darlind Construction
Joseph E. Davis
DCC Office of Academic Affairs
DCC Student Activities
Timothy R. Decker
Gabriel E. Deeb
Patricia I. DeLessio
Nancy DelTreste
Dennis M. Dengel 71
Anthony J. DiMaso 65
Vincent J. 66 & Joan DiMaso 67
W. John Dunn
Dutchess Community College
Steven L. Effron
Charles P. Ferrera 82
Patricia A. Francese
James T. Galluzi & Geraldine
Pozzi-Galluzi 74
Arthur L. Gellert
Gellert & Klein
Michael H. Graham
Jayasri C. Guha 73
Harmon & Castella Printing
William T. Harwood, Jr.
Penny A. Haynes
Janice A. Hilderbrand 93
Mildred Hoff
HVCTS
J. J. Stanis and Company
John Herbert Company
Mr. & Mrs. James Earl Jones
Maryann Ilyko Katz 87
Mary Ann Keller-Chai
David Kelly
Brad & Barbara Kendall
Gail M. Kennedy 90
Susan W. Kennen
Kirchhoff Construction
Management
Mary Koniz Arnold
Ronald Kupin
Raymond R. Lauria 77
Liberty Mutual
Barbara Liesenbein
Liscum, McCormack &
VanVoorhis
Maryann E. Longhi
Justin Lynch
Nona S. Lynch 67
Richard W. MacNamee
George W. Mann
Cathy J. Ditrocchio McCue 87
Margaret E. McIntire
Linda Melton Mann
Mid-Hudson Civic Center
Mike Arteagas Health &
Fitness Centers
Sandra Miller Holst
Millspaugh Furniture
Judy Milne
Molloy Pharmacy
Susan Lucy Moore 66
Deborah T. Most
Jean D. Roe Needy
NYS Nurses Association
District 12
NYSDEC
NYSUT Retiree Council #13
Wesley Ostertag
James & Victoria Passikoff
Pawling Corporation
Peter & Suzanne Phipps
Robert G. Pollard, Jr. 95
Ms. Julia Rappleyea
Thomas Ray
Steven Reifler
Richard Reitano &
Claudia Aguiar Archimede 89
Rhinebeck Chamber
Music Society
Rhinebeck Ford
Riverside Bank
Rocking Horse Ranch
Rondout Electric
Carol A. Roper
Evelyn A. Rosenthal
Ruges GMC
Edward J. Scarvalone
Gilbert J. Seligman
Sherman Furniture
Silo Ridge Country Club
Simmons Fabricating Service
Idan Sims
Sodexho
Donna Sofokles
Eric Somers
Southern Dutchess
Pops Orchestra
William R. Steinhaus 69
Stewarts Shops
Frank & April Strickler
Tara Sweet-Flagler
Timely Signs of Kingston
United Way of
Dutchess County
Daniel J. Valentine 71
Brenda H. Boris Verbeck 69
Vergilis, Stenger,
Roberts & Davis
Sally A. Weglinski 77 &
Paul F. Weglinski 77
John H. Westermann, Jr. 74
& Jennifer S. Westermann 76
Leigh E. Williams
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Williams Lumber
David R. Wise 80
Patti Zakow
Falcon Club $100-$249
Ralph R. & Doris K. Adams
John J. Agosta 71
Leah M. Akins
Valerie Graff Alley 78 &
Robert J. Alley 82
Morton & Rita Alterman
Richard M. Anderson
AnneMarie Andrews
Aileen Angel 98
William T. & Mary Angevine 07
Barbara L. Baldwin-Marx 69
Bard Music Festival
Bardavon Opera House
Richard D. Barnhart
John M. Baron 79
Richard A. Barrett 92
Paul Berman
Matthew J. Bianco
Cheryl A. Billings
Pamela P. Blum
Robert W. Boscher
Gail Brittain
Broad Options-The Jewelry Store
Susan E. Wagner Brumer 84
Scott M. Bushnell 66
Duane A. Calvin 67
Howard V. Campbell
Anthony V. Campilii 60
& Virginia DiSantis-Campilii 60
Thomas F. Canale 76 &
Gale D. Canale
Michael P. Carielli 94
Gerald & Helen Carpenter
Verna A. Carr 04
Carvel Country Club
Anna M. Casaubon-Rocheville
Vincent J. & Frances E. Catalano 85
Donald J. Cerniglia 64
Gayle L. Chaky 95
Kenneth Y. Chapman 81 &
Cheryl M. Chapman 61
Carl E. Clark
John & Ingrid Connolly
Margaret M. Connolly 82
Susan H. Conrad
Richard V. Corbally
Cosimos Tratoria & Bar
John J. Costanzo 79
Craftsman
Jean Crandall
Crossroads Agency
William P. Croushore 78
Donors
Ronald Crovisier
Beverly J. Crowell
Dan & Maureen Curtin
Perry Cuttino
Jan Czech
Richard W. Davison
DCC Allied Health &
Biological Sciences
Ralph M. Dean 68
Thomas G. Denton
Karen R. DeRuyter 75
Patricia M. Desiano
John M. Desmond
Toni M. Doherty 80
Mary B. Dohrenwend
Dana Dorrity
John M. DuBraski 75
Susan H. Duncan
Edible Arrangements
Susan J. Webster Entrican 89
& Clifford Entrican 96
John & Lillian Fairbank
Fellenzer Engineering
Madison K. Finley
Fisher Machine Company
Anne C. Forman
Christine & Michael Francese
Henry P. Fuhrmann 71
Ellen M. Gambino
David M. Gavner
Gloede Neon Signs
Adam W. Grobin 83
Mary Sievers Grosskopf 83
Stanley Grubel
H&R Block
H.D.L. Associates
Erika Hammar-Klose
Jim & Louise Hammond
Erin P. Hanlon 05
Matthew Hanlon
Lawrence J. Hannigan 63
Peggy M. Hart
Timothy J. Haufe 73
Eleanore M. Hayter 73
Nancy J. Hedman 80
Gail A. Hermosilla &
Louis J. Cesa
Hickey-Finn & Company
Kathy S. Hogsett 79
Raymond F. Hoyle
Cynthia A. Huber 85
Hudson Valley Fresh
Richard & Bonny Lee Hughes
Hyde Park Gallery
Hyde Park Greens
Richard J. Immesberger 85
Arlene Hall Iuliano 79
Betsy A. Jacaruso 74
Karen & Harold Jacobs
Penelope Jones
JP Morgan Chase
Janet Junge
Ann B. Kacur 76
Patricia C. Kearney 81
Catherine A. Giffrod Keim
Barbara A. Knickerbocker 72
Beth Kolp
Lynne Arcari Kopac 87
Aide Kopito
Paula L. Sheehan Kraus 78
Bruce C. Kurtz
Diane M. Labenski 96
Kathleen M. Lasher 74
William J. Lavery
Janice A. Bohmert Lawson 67
Kathryn T. Lee 83
Thomas E. LeGrand
Lenahan & Lopez
Seymour Levin
Michele M. Lieberman 86
Limnology Information &
Freshwater Ecology
Lithography by Design
Nancy M. Locicero-Hunter 89
Mary Ann Lohrey
Frank J. Lombardi
William G. Love 76
Maryse Lundy
Carolyn Corcoran Manca 66
Frank Maranto
John D. Marrine 77
Judith A. Martin 87
Amelia M. Martinko 66
Mastercraft Contracting &
Remodeling
Richard T. Matthews 69
Robert J. Mattson 77
Joan M. Mazza
Tammy A. McAllister 83
Carmen M. McGill
Alice M. McGovern
Margaret M. Mckeon 81
John R. McKinney
Kathy McLaughlin
Susan Lieberman Mead 78
Lorraine A. Messina 77
Mid-Hudson Dental
Mid-Hudson Technical
Societies
Neil W. Millard 86
Wayne T. Miller 73
Edward J. Mills, III 85
Paul S. Mills 91
James Miscedra
Roger P. Mogan 67
Katherine A. Moloney 79
F. Kennon Moody
Charles B. Moran, Jr. 73
Mary B. Mucci
Christine Mullen Kreamer 72
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William A. Muller 69
Timothy F. Murphy 99
David F. Murray 79
James E. Nelson
Marta A. Newkirk
Kathleen E. Henry Newton 78
Dolores A. Hardekopf Nuss 88
Dervin OBrien
Mary OConnor 78
Edward & Carolyn OMalley
Stephen J. OShea 79
Frederick G. Oberender
On Location
Mitchell & Joan Orcutt
Ann E. Orcutt-Lane
Package Pavement Company
Ronald J. Paino 87
Passikoff, Heeney & Scott
Margaret A. Patterson 80
Paul Berman
Ronald G. Peek 67
Jill P. Lyons Pelton 82 &
William E. Pelton 82
Margaret A. Pepper 87
Robert W. Pickert, Jr. 62
June S. Pierson
Robert B. Podris 66
Agnes A. Poillucci 72
Salvatore A. Potenza 69
Delia A. Potenza-Makris 82
Stephen M. Press
Anthony J. Pucek 75
Putnam Imaging Associates
Alfred C. Ragucci
Glenn M. Richardson, Esq. 73
Barbara A. Ringwood 70
Thora V. Rippens 97
Joyce A. Robillard 87
Larry D. Russe 79
Martha J. Crusie Russell 01
William & Barbara Russell
Elizabeth Leonard Saile 81
Ellen S. Sarmiento 77
Norbert E. Schneider 73
Robert J. Schule 78
Michael & Marilyn Schwartz
Ronald J. Scorsone 75
Elaine & Harold Seaman
Yvonne K. Jackson Sewell 69
Shop Rite
John M. Skillman 77
Matthew W. Soper 67
James & Christine Sproat 76
Jody T. Sterling
George & Carol Stevens
Superior Abatement
Susan Ivy Designs
Patricia E. Susczynski
John D. Sylvestri 78
Terrapin
Donors
The Lawn Buyz
The Twaalfskill Club
Karen E. Finkle Tice 84
Dwight M. Townsend 63
Edward Travis
Bradford D. Tree 89
UTX
Mark P. VanDemark 77
Philip & Barbara VanItallie
James R. VanTassell 73
Barbara VanVoorhis
Michael A. VanWagenen 76
Dominick Verdi
Laura DeGarmo Voght 80 &
Gregory P. Voght 68
George J. 69 & Jane L. Vrba 67
Howard Wadzuk 99
Wendy E. Walker
Wallace and Wallace, Attorneys
Shirley & Jason Warren
Paul F. 77 & Sally A. Weglinski 77
Francis M. Weida
Maria T. 95 & Arthur Weinberg
Joanne Hannigan Westermann 77 &
Edward F. Westermann 78
James L. Wherry
Russell V. Whittaker, Jr.
Robert N. Wiggin 77
Franklyn E. Williams 72
Ann Winfield
Melvin Winner
Gerald R. Wolniewicz 79
Joseph A. Wrafter 86
Beth W. Wright 79
Patricia A. Zerbe
Alan A. Zollner 81
Friends Up To $99
Hekmat S. Abasi 88
Deborah K. Ackerman
Mary F. Dougan Adamik 83
Seemi Ahmad
Linda L. Aiello
Christopher Albanese 78
Lawrence C. Albanese 74
Ann M. Albrecht
Ellen A. Zietz Allard 71
Glenn A. Allen 90
Robert J. Alley 82
& Valerie Alley 78
Gerald D. Alli 79
Lester C. Alnwick, Jr. 66
John C. Alongi 79
Aloys Garden Restaurant
Amicis
Bartholomew J. Anastasi 77
Rebecca J. Pritting Anderson 84
Virginia M. Anderson
Garifalia L. Anghelis 79
Naomi & Gene Anolick
Edward R. 77 &
Elizabeth M. Armstrong 00
Virginia R. Armstrong 84
Patricia M. Aronowitz 79
Jason C. Arrick 91
Margaret M. Arthur
Joan W. Artz
Terry A. Wilson Ashback 82
Elizabeth P. Ashline 71
Grace W. Austin
Catherine Avallone 03
Bonnie L. Babcock 78
Mary G. Bagley 68
Howard & Marie Baker
Amy C. Baker-Maile 81
Shuba Balasubramanian
Charlotte L. Hubbard Ballinger 68
Dagmar E. Bannura 79
Loretta M. Banyard 86 &
Martin Banyard 77
Beverly M. Baranowski 93
Robin Christensen Barker 77
Sarah A. Barlow 93
Carol A. Baron 75 &
Joseph G. Baron 82
Gary J. Barrack 70
Brian P. Battistoni 83
Gregory L. Bauer 85
BCs Foreign Car Parts
Debra L. Vanparys Beatrice 78
Daniel P. Beckerleg 83
Jeanne A. Maloney Beckley 78
R. Scott Beckley
Frank D. Bell 72
Robin Levy Bello 74
Catherine M. Shufelt Beneke 68
Jean M. Benkert
Rose E. Berkowitz Berek 91
James L. Beretta 78
Marland Clayton Berghorn 77
Louis J. Bergman 69
Courtney Bertram
Robin L. Beveridge 84
Janet Bierfeldt 99
Denise R. Monti Biery 88
Vincent M. Bihn, II
BirdHouse Brokerage
Karen Bishop
Muriel S. Bixler 79
Blackbird Design Studio
Trevor C. Blackett 67
Sanford J. Blaze 70
Christine M. Blazesewski 87
Mary L. Bleau 79
Karen T. Blonder
Josephine P. Bloodgood
Ernestine L. Blount-Alston 86
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Karen T. Blonder
Josephine P. Bloodgood
Ernestine L. Blount-Alston 86
Blumen Barn
Christopher C. Bo 79
Judith L. Woolsey Bocchino 71
Ray & Elizabeth Boedecker
Wendy A. Bohlinger 76
Mark A. Boland 80
Betty A. Bolde 98
Bonefish Grill
Dana R. Borquist 84
Boscobel Restoration
Estelle 82 & James Boskus 80
Kenneth A. Boyd 82
Lisa M. Boyes 89
Chris E. Bracone 77
Cheryl C. Bradley 69
Marilyn Parker Bradt 78
Kathleen O. Bonthon Brazee 73 &
James B. Brazee 83
Janet E. Brendli 07
Larry E. Briggs 75
Catherine M. Fulling Brinnier 98
Margaret L. Flynn Britton 67 &
Colin A. Britton 76
Marge A. Brockway 70
Kristina E. Brough 73
Edwin R. Brown 72
Charles R. Brownell 72 &
Kathleen Brownell
Jennifer L. Bruckert 90
Carmine M. Bruno 74
Leslie J. Graham Brusie 88
& Robert G. Brusie 73
James D. Bryant 84
Susan E. Buck 69
Catherine D. Bullwinkle 75
Jay A. 87 & Glynis L. Bunt 84
Sharon Coulter Burger 82
Dorothy Burke
Maurice M. Burke, Jr. 82
Deidre E. Burlon-Kandeel 74
Cynthia J. Burns
Jennifer L. Dalton Burns 97 &
Mark F. Burns 96
Busy Bee Cafe
George H. Buttler
Melanie C. Stokes Byers 84
C. Glasner Design & Assoicates
Laurynn D. Caldarola 07
Walter & Gladys Calderon
Diane M. Capizzuto 85
Cappuccino By Coppolas
Carla M. Carbone 91
Joseph S. Carfora 74
Timothy M. Carroll 73
Casablanca Coffee Company
Donors
Blumen Barn
Christopher C. Bo 79
Judith L. Woolsey Bocchino 71
Ray & Elizabeth Boedecker
Wendy A. Bohlinger 76
Mark A. Boland 80
Betty A. Bolde 98
Bonefish Grill
Dana R. Borquist 84
Estelle 82 & James Boskus 80
Kenneth A. Boyd 82
Lisa M. Boyes 89
Chris E. Bracone 77
Cheryl C. Bradley 69
Marilyn Parker Bradt 78
Kathleen O. Bonthon Brazee 73 &
James B. Brazee 83
Janet E. Brendli 07
Larry E. Briggs 75
Catherine M. Fulling Brinnier 98
Margaret L. Flynn Britton 67 &
Colin A. Britton 76
Marge A. Brockway 70
Kristina E. Brough 73
Edwin R. Brown 72
Charles R. 72 & Kathleen Brownell
Jennifer L. Bruckert 90
Carmine M. Bruno 74
Leslie J. Graham Brusie 88
& Robert G. Brusie 73
James D. Bryant 84
Susan E. Buck 69
Catherine D. Bullwinkle 75
Jay A. 87 & Glynis L. Bunt 84
Sharon Coulter Burger 82
Dorothy Burke
Maurice M. Burke, Jr. 82
Deidre E. Burlon-Kandeel 74
Cynthia J. Burns
Jennifer L. Dalton Burns 97 &
Mark F. Burns 96
Busy Bee Cafe
George H. Buttler
Melanie C. Stokes Byers 84
Laurynn D. Caldarola 07
Walter & Gladys Calderon
Diane M. Capizzuto 85
Carla M. Carbone 91
Joseph S. Carfora 74
Timothy M. Carroll 73
Ellen Casper Flood
Elizabeth A. Catalino 84
Kevin T. Cavanaugh
Rhonda R. Cayea 80
Andrea M. Ceonzo
Nicole A. Miller Cervone 84
Elmer H. Chamberlin 82
Janet D. Chystun Champlin 69
Catherine Chang
Harlan W. Chapin, Jr. 61
Lucia Cherciu
John E. Chiaradia
Julie L. Chiarito 98
Chilis
Susan Haskins Chlystun 81
Gudrun Friton Christman 72
Robert J. Church, III 74
David O. Clark 82
Beatrix M. Clarke 93
Glenn S. Clarke
John M. & Marguerite Clausson 96
Rocco A. Cocco, Jr. 76
Elsa J. Cocozza 80
Heidi A. Bickel Colaizzo 88
Marie T. Cole Wiener 85
Rose M. Colletta-Phipps 93
Lynne M. Cushing Colley 06 &
Michael J. Colley 87
Barbara S. Collins 75
Michael J. Colvin 90
Patricia A. Comtois 83
Laura J. Yankowski Conklin 86
Raymond P. Conklin 00
Michael J. Considine 82
Elliott A. Coons 64
Joseph R. Coratti 81
Christina L. Briglin Countryman 89
Anna R. Michetti Courtney 85
Helen Moran Courtney 80
Kathleen B. Courtney
Thomas J. Coutant 78
Ron Cox
Christine M. Craig 04
Evelyn J. Crispell* 73
Patricia A. Bocchino Crocco 89
Dolores A. Croft 79
Joseph A. Croshier 75
Kenneth D. Crowe 74
Gary & Nancy Crucetti
Cumulus Broadcasting
Julie J. Curcio 86
Cutters Edge
Cutting Boards
Suzanne Kirby DOrazio 73
Caroline E. Shaw Dakin 91
Carole A. Barmore Damico 79
John J. Daniels
Michael M. Dapcic 70
Stephen S. Dapcic 70
Blen M. Lehigh Darrah 77
Michael A. Dauerer 91
Delia W. Veltri Davi 79
Stewart W. Dawes 85
DCC Music School
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Robert G. De Santis 93
Des Jewelers
Mr. Tim Dean
Peter B. Decker 76
Marilyn Perry Dedrick 89 &
David A. Dedrick 99
Ronald J. Defrancesco 69
Susan M. Piccone Degilio 84
Matthew C. Delfico 00
Joseph A. Della Pietro
Raymond & Maryjo Deloe
Carla A. DelTreste 01
Cheryl L. Veach Delvecchio 82 &
John Delvecchio
John J. Demarco 82
Terry J. Demartine 83
April R. Denby
Mary C. Denicolais 82
Barbara & Charles Dennis
Designs for Contemporary Living
Eric W. Deyo 71
Janine E. Diaz 00
Kim Dicker 04
Lawrence Dickinson
Joel Diemond
Louis J. Digilio 73
Beverly M. Dimauro
Filomena Buonaiuto Dimisko 82
Dawn M. Dingee 88
Doris Lindholm Dingee 85
Joseph S. Dirago 75
Karen A. Wilson Distasio 78
Glenn A. Dochtermann 68
Lisa Ferrari Dodaro 80 &
Stephen W. Dodaro
Barbara A. Dombroski 81
Sheryl A. Winship Dominguez 75
James F. Donnery, II 73
Matthew Donohue
Linda L. Doolittle 95
Double O Grill
Dianne E. Drewes 71
Mark J. Drozenski 84
Ann M. Drucker 79
Karen Lynn L. Dubois 80
Victoria A. Osborne Dumas 78
Mary E. Kozlarek Duval 85
Roger A. Dykeman 80
Janice Edwards-Clarke 04
Robert & Edith Effron
Margaret E. Ellmore 93
Robert E. Ellsworth 67
Michele M. Elone
Kent Eng 68
Ralph & Roseanne Esposito
Donald M. 73 & Lynn M. Estes 80
Deborah A. Esteves 90
Ronald M. Evangelista 72
Family Affair Crafts
Donors
Betty A. Fanelli
James M. Farmer 68
Joseph E. Fasolino 81
David G. Ferenz
Pasquale E. Ferrante 61
Susan D. Ainsworth Finley 80 &
John T. Finley 73
Ann S. Finn 98
Eric W. Fischer 04
Vernon Fish
Mr. John Fitch &
Ms. Janice A. Fitch 74
Denise M. Fitzgerald 98
Nancy Fitzpatrick
Robert J. Fitzpatrick 66
Michael Flaherty
Flower Barn
Sheree L. Flowers 00
Michelle C. McCaffrey Flynn 83 &
William J. Flynn 78
Kathleen Fogarty
June P. Schule Ford 72
Joseph A. Fornarola
Sharon L. Forrest 03
Ralph T. Forsythe 72
Karen Miles Forte 75
Brenda M. Forte-Miller
Helen Mark Forward 75
Robert L. Fowler 82
Richard N. Frahm 70
Barbara D. Franks 78
Raymond J. Freda 88
Karen Altadonna Fredricks 91
David J. Freeman 79
Betty-Ruth Glenn Freer 86
Judith A. Freeze 82
Paulette E. Freundorfer 77
Gregory C. Frevele 73
Anne M. Friedland 85
Thomas P. Fryxell 74
Hai-Ping Fu 99
John E. Fumasoli 74
Sylvia K. Furash
Dane A. Fury 67
Jeffrey L. Futyma 84
Frank B. Gaetano 83 &
Diana B. Gaetano 80
Beverly M. Gaffney 82
Ann McGrath Gallagher 02 &
Ethan E. Gallagher 83
Christine A. Barbieri Gallagher 83 &
Kevin C. Gallagher 77
Eileen A. Galligan 76
Marlene M. Galow 70
Bridget E. Gannon 78
Neil A. Garrison 76
Peter C. Garrison 95 &
Nancy A. Viola 80
Paul K. Garrity 86 &
Christine M. Garrity 97
Charles Gatje
Nancy J. Geer
Richard W. Geer 71
Caroline A. Gelinas
Eric A. Gelinas
Nancy E. Hilmar Geysen 78
Nancy P. Giaccone 80
Dominick B. Giarraputo
Joan M. Arra Giewat 81
Frank E. Giordano 72
Noel Girod 03 & Cordell R. Girod 96
Sylvester W. Giuliani 82
Glenn W. Glasstetter 69
Emma G. Godbee 71
Ann Godesky
Katherine A. Maher Goetschel 82
Clarissa M. Goins 90
Golds Gym and Athletic Clubs
Brad W. Goldhammer 78 &
Joan M. Goldhammer 83
Jane M. Gomes 99
Peter M. Gonzalez 72
Catherine Zadorecka Gorham 87
David L. Gray 71
Lynn M. Greco 92
Cathleen M. Greenan
Madeline E. Fink Grey 74
Keely K. Daniles Grieger 98
Gertrude L. Kniffin Griffin 63
Patrick J. Griffin 98
Barbara J. Gelormino Gross 74
Roy & Carol Gross
Mark C. Grunenwald 78
James J. 73 &
Mary R. Guarnaccia 81
Geniene M. Aubry Guglielmo 79
Steven H. Guptill 83
Grace A. Concessi Haack 90
Lisa M. Haering 96
Frank J. Halay 80
Christopher J. Haley 95
Sharon Haley
Sandra L. Burger Halik 84
Brian W. 78 & Lynn A. Hall 79
Eileen M. Hall
Bruce T. Hamm 78
Lowell Handler
Ann M. Hardeman
Edna M. Hargrave 69
Richard L. Harris 74
Stephen J. Harrison 74
Janina L. 99 & Richard J. Hart 85
Paula N. Schroeder Hart 83
Guy F. Hasler 79
Thomas R. Haufe 73
Kathy M. Owen Haug 73
Wendy L. Haumaier 98
Susan Haun 91
Patricia K. Pelland Haverkamp 77 &
John G. Haverkamp, Jr. 76
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Aloysius J. Hayes 77
Joan Heaton
Helens Enterprises
Carol Chardavoyne Helion 92 &
Peter Helion 76
Hillary E. Henderson 02
Melody Kite Henderson 70
Lorraine M. Johnson Heneka 82
Everton H. Henriques
Carol Luhmann Herles 77 &
James A. Herles 77
Linda S. Herrmann 71 &
Walter J. Herrmann 71
Marianne DiMaggio Heston 73
Connie K. Hewlett 87
Diane M. Romano Heyer 91
Dawn M. Hickey 92
John L. Hickman, Jr. 01
Paul G. Higgins
Kathleen C. Hileman 07
Vivian C. Hill 04
Kevin P. Hines 82
Tami L. Hinnerschitz 95
Carmen E. Hiraldo 92
Linda Holt Hoag 73
Roland M. Hochmuth 86
Karin L. Hodsdon 84
Karen M. Fischer Holmes 68
Navina P. Hooker
Kenneth W. Hoover 97
Kimberly A. Hutton Hoover 88
John P. Hopper 61
Mark C. Horan 04
Barbara M. Sohr Horree 86
Christina M. Houghtaling 71
Maureen C. Houghtaling
Edward V. Howard, III 03
April S. Hubbard 92
Josephine A. Hudson 02
Hudson Valley Electrolysis
Hudson Valley Renegades
Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival
Nancy Hull
Karen A. Boll Humeston 82
Gary R. Humphrey 71
Maureen E. Hunter 90
Karyn M. Velasquez Hurley 98
Peter J. Hussey 69
Hyde Park Jeweler
Anne A. Dowd Ignaffo 77
Mary V. Imperatori
Patrizia C. Incorvaia
Mario J. Interrante 69
Helen T. Jackson 75
Nancy A. Jebo 81
Tonia S. Jenkins 89
Robert C. Jennings, Sr. 84
Barbara Jeter-Jackson
Earl A. Johns, III 75
Elizabeth Johnson
Donors
Norman A. Johnson 90
Quentin P. Johnson 84
Virginia Goulding Johnson 73
Christine C. DiGrandi Jones 75
Joyce Mulcahy Jones 93
Lisa A. Juanis
Diane E. Caruso Judson 92
David A. Juras 85
Yolonda J. Waggott Kaake 86
Alison V. Kaase
Kaatsbaan International Dance Center
Barbara Kabbash
George M. Kaiser 63
Todd R. Kaiser 78
Francine K. Kallman 74
Virginia T. Kampa
Kimberley T. 95 &
Dale E. Kane 86
Edward S. Kantrowitz 03
Raymond L. Kappes 82
Karen Drew Kardas 75 &
Stanley L. Kardas 77
Constantine P. Kazolias 60
Christine M. Lang Kearney 78
Patricia R. Kebsch 78
Alice R. Kelleher
Gertrude S. Kellner 77
Glen P. Kelly 90
John A. Kenger 04
Susan & Jules Kerman
George E. Kernochan, Jr. 85
J. Michael Keupp 69 &
Teresa Awe 70
Carolyn G. Key
Catherine Key
John G. Key 76
Kidz Lidz
Gregory V. Kihlmire 75 &
Jeanette M. Kihlmire 73
Mary T. Kennett Kilcer 72
Maureen R. Killoran 77
Dale E. King, Ph.D. 75
William R. Kinney 87
Jane Harrad Klump 67
Victoria A. Lattimore Kolb 79
Carolyn M. Bacchi Kopchik 83
Cynthia M. Kortesis 00
Katherine Bowne Kortright
Paul J. Korykora
Stanislaw Kosek 97 &
Raphael H. Kosek
Dawn E. Macisaac Kostenko 75
Karen A. Kotchie
Joan A. Krauer 75
Gina C. Kreso 02
Judith A. Surico Krumenacker 79
Paul N. Krystek 82
Margaret K. LaBelle
Maureen F. Labuda 99
Trudy-Ann Lackner 82
Richard W. Lahey 64
Patricia G. Lamanna
Patricia L. Lambert 02
Michael H. Lanari 83
Carrie Landi
Alfred S. Lane
Cathleen E. Sherwood Lang 74 &
Robert N. Lang
Ruth R. Ihlo Langus 69
Michael R. Lapp 73
Donna M. Swenson LaRose 71
Catharine M. Wilson Larson 80
Sharon G. Plimley Lastowski 84
Michael I. Lauri 82
Patricia A. Lauricella 75
Rose T. Balbo Laveglia 81
Esther Louthan LaVera 87
Law Offices of Jeffrey C. Martin
Catherine M. Lawrence 72
Jennifer D. Lazerson 04
Loyd & Cynthia Lee
Christine Lehan
Carole A. Lehrer 00
Chrissy Lemke
Leonore Alaniz Textile Atelier
Anita L. Lester 80
Johann F. Lettieri
Sanford A. Levy
Nina 66 & Glen A. Lewis 67
Sharon S. Lewis 75
Steven M. Licker 77
Susan C. Lieberman 87
Irene D. Light 92
David B. Lindquist 79
Gary J. Lindstrom 60
Judith A. Brenner Linville 66
Michael A. Liverani, Sr. 79
Christopher M. Llanes 85
Keith Lockhart
Nancy H. Lockhart 89
James H. Lockwood 89
Locust Grove
Lollipop Tree Flower Shop
Peggy A. Long 04
Patricia A. Longbard 96
Sebastian Loscerbo 77
Thomas S. Losee 71
Timothy W. Losee 77
Robert J. Louty 67
Linda S. Pluchino Lover 70
Joanne Calcagni Lown 85
Robert S. Lumb 68
Howell C. Lunn, Jr. 68
Nancy Ring Luty 74
Richard D. Lynch 01
Yvonne D. Mabey 75
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Kay M. Mackey 73
Thomas H. Mackey 74
Susan A. Macnish 70
Robert C. Madsen 91
Anna M. Toman Magloczki 88 &
George R. Magloczki
Halah Mahfouz
Robert E. Mahoney, Jr. 80
Kimberlee A. Mahusky 92
Pamela A. Makenzie 73
Richard A. Malboeuf
Roberta T. Topolsky Malkowski 75
Yvonne R. Maloney 97
Diane L. Hyde Maniscalco 88 &
Joseph F. Maniscalco 88
Gina M. Zaubi Mann 84
Andrea Mannix
William M. Manzi 71
Wendy Liable Marchant 87
Mardi-Bob Management
Mariannes Floral Garden
Marilyn Price Ceramics
Michael A. Marinaccio 83 &
Denise P. Marinaccio 81
Evelyn Murphy Mark 84
Ronald A. Markowitz 93
Michelle Maley Marmo 75
Eleanor K. Marr
Carolyn E. Marshall 03
John G. Marshall 70
Donna M. Martin 03
Edward R. Martin 04
Cindy L. Mazzola Martinez 88
Frances Marton
Bruce K. Mason 66
Christine L. Dietrich Mason 87
Deborah Beckett Masterson 75 &
Daniel M. Masterson 75
John P. Masterson 03
Dana M. Towsley Masullo 88
Alison L. Fimbel Mateer 85
Jody A. Jackson Matthews 88
Brian A. 81 & Kimberly A. Mauch 80
William A. Maurer 95
Ornella L. Mazzuca
Cheryl E. Weick McCartney 92
Pamela Renaud McCourt 68
David W. McCready 96
Jeffrey C. McDonough 85
Eileen G. McEnery 77
George P. McGarrity 92
James J. McGill 78 &
Susan S. McGill 84
Bernard W. McGinnis 71
Thomas McGlinchey
Jenny L. McGloin-Arnfield 02
Kevin L. McGovern 77
Kenneth A. McGrath 78
Donors
Susan G. McKechnie
Carole & Thomas McKee
George J. McKeon 87
Marnie B. McKnight-Favell
Connie L. McLaughlin 70
Timothy P. McManus 01
James E. McMillan 89
Dianne A. Mcneil 74
Thomas G. McNulty 94
Michael D. 92 &
Rita D. Timpano Mcpeck 88
Sonia F. McSpedon 76
Cheryl J. Medeiros
Andrew S. Meier 97
Christine L. Hogan Meluch 87
Stanley H. Mersand 70
David F. Mesnick 66
Geraldine P. Metrick 90
Mary S. Meyer
David A. Meyerson 80
Karen M. Mihan 79
Millbrook Winery
John A. Miller 77
Lee J. Miller, Jr. 98
Martin M. Miller 72
Scott L. 72 & Jane A. Miller 72
Susan J. Veraska Miller 79
Theresa B. Peele Miller 76
Mary E. Mintz 76
Robin V. Mishik-Jett 83
Robert G. Missen 76
John & Lila Mitchell
Steven B. Mitzman 70
Mary V. Moeller
Holly J. Molella
Catherine Monian
Carole A. Chesnick Monkowski 78
Peter P. Montera 76
Eleanor J. Moody-Shepherd 70
Donna V. Mayer Moore 95
Robin & Patty Moore
Jose & Monica Morales
Morgans Florist and Nursery
Rose Mary Morrissey 73
Barbara J. Mosher
Dale R. Mosher 80
Jacqueline Smith Moshier 79
Mountain Tops
Mr. Todds Gymnastics
Muddy Cup Coffee House
Karl A. Muggenburg, Jr. 99
Maria T. Muller 94
William L. Muller 95
Nancy Regensbury Mulligan 89
Bonnie L. Grapentine Murphy 86
Cathy A. Murphy
Laura Murphy
Linda M. Murphy 85
Maureen M. Murphy 80
Melissa A. Murphy
Terence M. Murphy 84
Daniel G. Murray 78
Glenn E. Murray
Frank J. Muthig 80
Madeleine Myers 89
Jean Betro Mykytenko 85
David C. Nameth 81
Mary Groel Nanos 79
Franklin W. Navarra 63
John A. Neilson 97
Leonard H.69 & Marlene K. Nelson 74
Mark & Julia Nelson
Patricia E. Nelson 74
Barbara Boye Neumann 92
Barbara Newman 98
Thomas A. Newman 76
Jeffrey M. 74 & Karen A. Ninnie 74
John & Mary Nolan
Erika Alexy Noll 83
Northern Wood Products
Terrence R. Novicki 95
Richard & Nancy Nuzzo
Meaghann E. OBrien
Susan OBrien
Mary Ellen ODonnell
Aileen W. OHara 81
Scarlett & Brian J. OLeary, Sr. 75
Sonia A. Grace ONeil 77
Maryanne ONeill 93
Gerard P. OShea 64
Theresa A. OShea 74
Paul W. Oakley 74
Kathy Taylor Odak 79
Catherine T. Roche ODell 75
Margaret M. Olimpieri
Olive Garden Italian Restaurant
Osbornes Florist Shop
Christopher J. Osika
Paul J. Ostachowsky 79
Tyra A. Osterling 92
Leonard J. Ott 69
Richard A. Ott 87
Gerald & Esther Ottaway
Barbara A. Ouellette 92
M. Scott Owitz 88
Elizabeth Sue Oyer 99
Caterina Pace 03
Janice M.96 & Ronald L. Paduano 98
Bill & Helen Page
Louise A. Palma 94
Francine G. Palmieri 90
Marguerite Townsend Palmore 83
Richard J. Papesca 72
Michael A. Paretti 63
Kim M. Klein Parks 88
Kathleen M. Wood Parmer 82
Tiffany L. Parsley 91
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Partners in Massage
Camile Paternoster
Gregory C. Pattenaude 77
Patricia Mattia 80 &
Richard Peluso 01
Kemuel Pena
Rosemarie T. McCormack Perillo 86
Mary Ann Perrone 71
Anthony P. Perrotta, III 77
Gerald Peters 67
Anne Lafayette Petrosky 78
Theodore J. 70 &
Donna M. Philipbar 70
Lisa Pignetti
Paul S. Pilon 85
Kathryn A. Pinto 75
Bernard L. Piotti 66
Russell M. Pirog
Maria Pistritto 91
Eleanore V. Pitcher 73
Shari L. 02 & James E. Plass
Joseph V. Poillucci
Yvonne Poley
Fred A. Policastri 63
Mary Jane Pompa 89
Joseph P. Porpiglia 77
Portofino Ristorante
Pottery Mountain
Gary S. Privratsky 93
Charlotte Prokop
Michelle Puletz 92
Charlotte J. Pulling
James W. Pultz 81
John J. Quinn 70
Kathryn C. Quinn 73
Michael S. Quinn 02
Rain Barrel Soap
Kathleen A. Rambo-Kasson 89
Jeanette E. Rambo-Lagrutta 76
Marie-Celine A. Ramnitz 76
Maureen T. Rant 82
Frances L. Raucci
Craig A. Raymond 74
Jeanne M. Shufelt Rebillard 84 &
Brad H. Rebillard 83
Patricia G. Vitarbo Reilly 83
Robin Pomarico Reis 77
Rosanna C. Relyea 85
Joseph D. Resta 83
James C. Reynolds 84
Michael J. Reynolds 81
Sylvia Richard
Andrew C. Rieser
Jane M. Riley 80
Leslie A. Riley
Andrea M. Coniglio Rinaldi 78
Thomas L. Rinaldi 99
River Station Restaurant
Donors
Sharon A. Rizzo 74
Lynn Harter Robbins 82
Stephanie J. Roberg-Lopez
Vanessa L. Roberts 77
Frederick M. Robertson 82
Judy A. Robinson 01
Kathleen V. Matheson Robock 88
Donna Rocap
Michael R. Rock 79
Robert J. Rockefeller 71
Denise S. Rodriguez Clark 81
Jean M. Roe 66
Dick & Caroline Rogers
Carla E. Romero 03
Roods Florist
Marie E. Palmer Rosa 82
Rosemary Flower Shop
Edith & Barry Rosen
Elliot D. Rosenzweig 65
Julie A. Kyzer Roth 92
Kevin R. Rother
Karen Hardeman Royston 74
Geraldine A. Dewitt Ruby 91
Karen C. Rudowski 85
Elliot Rudoy
Antonia A. Ortolano Ruf 73
Cheryl Rugar
Jeanette I. Hassay Rumpf 68 &
Robert E. Rumpf 71
Timothy Rychik
Barbara W. Rymarczyk 79
Sabellico Gardens & Florist
Marylee A. 80 & Paul J. Saglibene 80
Joseph A. Sakowicz 04
Dwight & Valerie Salaam
George L. Salem
Eileen M. Saluga 79
Martin W. Salvas 78
Judith L. Sarkis
Joseph A. 65 & Linda Sassone 68
Louise C. Scarrone 98
Barbara J. Schaefer 93
Daniel G. 93 & Cheri L. Scharff 92
Marion C. Schimanke 77
Heidi P. Schlipmann 01
Barbara A. Schluderman 80
Wilma C. Schmidt 79
Michael J. Schmitt, Jr. 06
Carl F. Schneider 80
Floyd A. Scholz
Susan Woichik Schuck 80
Paul R. Schule, Jr. 70
Kathy L. Okeefe Schwager 84
Lorraine Schwinger
Peter Scofield
Stephen L. Scofield 70
Betty Scolnick
Betsy Seaman-Brown 64
Debra Secor
Russell R. Secor 77
Elizabeth F. Dean Seifert 75
Joan M. Seifts 69
Ronald W. 70 & Linda M. Sella 71
Pamela M. Vosler Selover 81
Karen A. Serino Senft 70
Linda D. Frank Sewell 76
Leigh Lamadore Shaffer 07
Theresa J. Thomas Shaker 82
Robert P. Sheehan 76
Sue A. Sheehan 78
Barbara C. Berger Sideris 85
Martha M. Siegmund 80
Richard J. Siegmund 86
Augustus J. Siko 90
Edna Klein Silber
Ed & Sheila Silverman
Victor J. Silvestri, III 79
Patricia A. Simone 77
Thomas F. 83 &
Barbara F. Simone 82
Susan Butler Simpson 77
Colleen M. Callahan Sinon 74
Kay J. Callahan Sipperley 77
Slammin Salmon
Lynne Paretti Smaldone 61
Margaret M. Nolan Smallin 78
Audrey E. Smith-Morgan 04
Mary E. Snyder 77
Michael S. Soltish
Virginia J. Carrol Soltish 72 &
Michael J. Soltish, Jr. 72
Spankys Restaurant
Marlene P. Vetra Staffa 91
Richard C. Stalker 69
Kathlyn A. Van Sise Stanley 83
Richard P. Stanton 73
Werner H. Steger
Kenneth A. Stephens 97
Kenneth E. Sterry, III 92
Carol D. Stevens
Lynn J. Murawa Sticker 86
Dawn A. McConnell Stiles 89
Craig R. Stokes
Jayne D. Stone 74
Frances Strang
Helen W. Strong 79
Michael J. Strong 69
Mildred F. Sturcken 71
Barbara M. Sullivan
Marilyn M. Puttock Sullivan 72
Sunny Beach Tileworks
Frances A. Place Sutherland 75
Eleanor Swartz
Theresa M. Sweezey 71
Steven Swenson 90
Mark A. Takacs 72
Steven Takacs 85
Joan Tallman
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Richard D. 69 &
Hollice H. Tallman 68
Raivo Tamm 60
Miriam B. Tannen 76
Michael W. Tardio 01
Jonathan H. Tartell 02
Sunshine & Frederick Tartter
John A. Tegeder 81
Deborah M. Temple 03
Danielle C. Townsend Terwilliger 82
& M. Douglas Terwilliger 70
The Creative Spirit
The Green Oak Florist
The Kitchen Drawer
The Pupcake Bakery
Maria F. Theodoseau 68
Caren M. Cruger Thomas 78
Leslie W. Thorley 75
Bill & Lorraine Thornton
April M. Tiffany 66
Elfriede Wirth Tillman 73
Dolores Castano Tillou 88
Judy Sobel Toonkel 78
Michael P. Tremper 76
Donna R. Treuhaft 93
Joan Trinchera
Kathryn G. Trinchera
Edward L. Trojan 87
Alice P. Lynn Troncillito 87
Andrea L. Trosie 95
Joanne J. Bialosuknia Tucker 85
Joanne Tuthill 78
Twin Brooks
Susan A. Smith Tyler 80
Michael C. Tyner 71
Ross S. Uhlfelder
Christine K. Ulrich 80
Kenneth L. Underwood, Jr. 90
Marie L. Diuglio Underwood 82
Upstate Films
Eva Utter
Anthony B. Vacca 90
Carmelo Valentin
Deborah A. VanBuren
Johannes A. Vanderlee 96
Karen A. VanHouten 94
Mareve E. Hughes Vanvoorhis 74
Ansamma Varkey
John W. Varricchio 63
Robert K. Vaughan 82
Eleanor K. Mahoney Veltre 87
Willis Vermilyea 66
Rocco T. Veronesi 70
Alfred J. Villareale 91
Virginia F. Villegas 79
Nicole L. Visconti Improta 99
Viscount Liquor Corporation
Gerald R. 88 & Linda B. Vittone 98
Diane C. Silano Vuole 86
Presidents Circle, Clubs and Alumni
Class Giving Donors
Erik B. Wagner 71
Carol Walker
Paula A. Silvestri Walker 68
Gordon & Maria Walton
Jan M. Ward 01
K. Melissa Waterman 94
David B. Watts 76
Walter U. Weber 60
Rita D. Weber-McKee
Timothy G. Welling
Gloria E. Wenk
Mary Werner 83
Nettie R. West
Ann Marie J. Lazenka Westermann 85
Jessica Mancuso White
Gloria A. Whiteley-Magrath 71
Monica Whitney 89
Richard E. Whitted 73
Jeffrey G. Willets 78
Marilyn V. Willis 94
Mark R. Willmer 83
Glen R. Willoughby 86
Duane L. Witherspoon 88
Wonderland Florist
Chris Wood
Denise M. Lauri Wood 74
Nancy Wozniak
Robert H. Wubbenhorst 79
Judy B. Yarochowicz 96
John D. Yeomans 77
Suzanne K. Warnimont York 80
Mary A. Zaitz 80
Peter J. Zajkowski 74
Gregory F. 88 & Mary Ann C. Zaubi 97
Barbara Zawadzinsky
Marion Briggs Zimmer 76
Jeffrey A. Zitz 84
Barbara J. Zuccarello 78
The larger the island
of knowledge, the
longer the shoreline
of wonder.
- Ralph M. Sockman
Alumni Class Giving
1960
Anthony V. Campilii
Virginia DiSantis-Campilii
Constantine P. Kazolias
Gary J. Lindstrom
Raivo Tamm
Walter U. Weber
1961
Harlan W. Chapin
Cheryl M. Thomas Chapman
Pasquale E. Ferrante
John P. Hopper
Lynne Paretti Smaldone
1962
Robert W. Pickert
1963
Gertrude L. Kniffin Griffin
Lawrence J. Hannigan
George M. Kaiser
Franklin W. Navarra
Michael A. Paretti
Fred A. Policastri
Dwight M. Townsend
John W. Varricchio
1964
Donald J. Cerniglia
Elliott A. Coons
Richard W. Lahey
Gerard P. OShea
Betsy Seaman-Brown
1965
Anthony J. DiMaso
Elliot D. Rosenzweig
Joseph A. Sassone
1966
Lester C. Alnwick
Scott M. Bushnell
Vincent J. DiMaso
Toni M. Emery
Robert J. Fitzpatrick
Nina Lewis
Judith A. Brenner Linville
Carolyn Corcoran Manca
Amelia M. Martinko
Bruce K. Mason
David F. Mesnick
Susan Lucy Moore
Bernard L. Piotti
Robert B. Podris
Jean M. Roe
April M. Tiffany
Willis Vermilyea
1967
Charles A. Ahrens
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Trevor C. Blackett
Margaret L. Flynn Britton
Duane A. Calvin
Joan Volino DiMaso
Robert E. Ellsworth
Dane A. Fury
Jane Harrad Klump
Janice A. Bohmert Lawson
Glen A. Lewis
Robert J. Louty
Nona S. Lynch
Roger P. Mogan
Ronald G. Peek
Gerald Peters
Matthew W. Soper
Jane L. Seacord Vrba
1968
Mary G. Bagley
Charlotte L. Hubbard Ballinger
Catherine M. Shufelt Beneke
Ralph M. Dean
Glenn A. Dochtermann
Kent Eng
James M. Farmer
Karen M. Fischer Holmes
Robert S. Lumb
Howell C. Lunn
Pamela Renaud McCourt
Jeanette I. Hassay Rumpf
Linda DiPerna Sassone
Hollice Hanna Tallman
Maria F. Theodoseau
Gregory P. Voght
Paula A. Silvestri Walker
1969
Barbara L. Baldwin-Marx
Louis J. Bergman
Cheryl C. Bradley
Susan E. Buck
Janet D. Chlystun Champlin
Ronald J. Defrancesco
Glenn W. Glasstetter
Edna M. Hargrave
Peter J. Hussey
Mario J. Interrante
J. Michael Keupp
Ruth R. Ihlo Langus
Richard T. Matthews
William A. Muller
Leonard H. Nelson
Michael J. ODell
Leonard J. Ott
Salvatore A. Potenza
William J. Ryan
Joan M. Seifts
Yvonne K. Jackson Sewell
Richard C. Stalker
William R. Steinhaus
Michael J. Strong
Alumni Class Giving
Donors
Richard D. Tallman
Brenda H. Boris Verbeck
George J. Vrba
1970
Gary J. Barrack
Sanford J. Blaze
Marge A. Brockway
James R. Campion
Michael M. Dapcic
Stephen S. Dapcic
Richard N. Frahm
Marlene M. Galow
Melody Kite Henderson
Linda S. Pluchino Lover
Susan A. Macnish
John G. Marshall
Connie L. McLaughlin
Stanley H. Mersand
Steven B. Mitzman
Eleanor J. Moody-Shepherd
Donna M. Rinaldi Philipbar
Theodore J. Philipbar
John J. Quinn
Barbara A. Ringwood
Paul R. Schule
Stephen L. Scofield
Ronald W. Sella
Karen A. Serino Senft
M. Douglas Terwilliger
Rocco T. Veronesi
1971
John J. Agosta
Ellen A. Zietz Allard
Elizabeth P. Ashline
Michael J. Barrett
Judith L. Woolsey Bocchino
Dennis M. Dengel
Eric W. Deyo
Dianne E. Drewes
Henry P. Fuhrmann
Richard W. Geer
Emma G. Godbee
David L. Gray
Linda S. Haight Herrmann
Walter J. Herrmann
Christina M. Houghtaling
Gary R. Humphrey
Donna M. Swenson LaRose
Thomas S. Losee
William M. Manzi
Bernard W. McGinnis
Mary Ann Perrone
Robert J. Rockefeller
Robert E. Rumpf
Linda M. Sutton Sella
Mildred F. Sturcken
Theresa M. Sweezey
Michael C. Tyner
Daniel J. Valentine
Erik B. Wagner
Gloria A. Whiteley-Magrath
Kathryn C. Quinn
Glenn M. Richardson
Antonia A. Ortolano Ruf
Norbert E. Schneider
Richard P. Stanton
Elfriede Wirth Tillman
James R. VanTassell
Richard E. Whitted
1972
Susan L. Gotthardt Adams
Frank D. Bell
Edwin R. Brown
Charles R. Brownell
Gudrun Friton Christman
Ronald M. Evangelista
June P. Schule Ford
Ralph T. Forsythe
Frank E. Giordano
Peter M. Gonzalez
Mary T. Kennett Kilcer
Barbara A. Knickerbocker
Frank W. Kotzur
Catherine M. Lawrence
Jane A. Walker Miller
Martin M. Miller
Scott L. Miller
Christine Mullen Kreamer
Richard J. Papesca
Agnes A. Poillucci
Jeffrey G. Smith
Michael J. Soltish
Virginia J. Carrol Soltish
Marilyn M. Puttock Sullivan
Mark A. Takacs
Franklyn E. Williams
1974
Lawrence C. Albanese
Robin Levy Bello
Carmine M. Bruno
Deidre E. Burlon-Kandeel
Joseph S. Carfora
Robert J. Church
Kenneth D. Crowe
Janice A. Totten Fitch
Thomas P. Fryxell
John E. Fumasoli
Madeline E. Fink Grey
Barbara J. Gelormino Gross
Richard L. Harris
Stephen J. Harrison
Betsy A. Jacaruso
Francine K. Kallman
Cathleen E. Sherwood Lang
Kathleen M. Oneil Lasher
Nancy Ring Luty
Thomas H. Mackey
Dianne A. Mcneil
Marlene K. Nelson
Patricia E. Nelson
Jeffrey M. Ninnie
Karen A. Wiercinski Ninnie
Theresa A. OShea
Paul W. Oakley
Geraldine Pozzi-Galluzi
Craig A. Raymond
Sharon A. Rizzo
Karen Hardeman Royston
Colleen M. Callahan Sinon
Jayne D. Stone
Mareve E. Hughes Vanvoorhis
John H. Westermann
Denise M. Lauri Wood
Peter J. Zajkowski
1973
Kathleen O. Bonthom Brazee
Kristina E. Brough
Robert G. Brusie
Timothy M. Carroll
Evelyn J. Crispell*
Suzanne Kirby DOrazio
Louis J. Digilio
James F. Donnery
Donald M. Estes
John T. Finley
Gregory C. Frevele
James J. Guarnaccia
Jayasri C. Ghosh Guha
Thomas R. Haufe
Timothy J. Haufe
Kathy M. Owen Haug
Eleanore M. Hayter
Marianne DiMaggio Heston
Linda Holt Hoag
Virginia Goulding Johnson
Jeanette M. Sokolowski
Kihlmire
Michael R. Lapp
Kay M. Mackey
Pamela A. Makenzie
Wayne T. Miller
Charles B. Moran
Rose Mary Morrissey
Eleanore V. Pitcher
1975
Carol A. Baron
Marie Aiello Bianco
Larry E. Briggs
Catherine D. Bullwinkle
Barbara S. Collins
Joseph A. Croshier
Susan G. Sanderson Denton
Karen R. DeRuyter
Joseph S. Dirago
Sheryl A. Winship Dominguez
John M. DuBraski
Karen Miles Forte
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Helen Mark Forward
Helen T. Jackson
Earl A. Johns
Christine C. DiGrandi Jones
Karen Drew Kardas
Gregory V. Kihlmire
Dale E. King
Dawn E. Macisaac Kostenko
Joan A. Krauer
Patricia A. Lauricella
Sharon S. Lewis
Yvonne D. Mabey
Roberta Topolsky Malkowski
Michelle Maley Marmo
Daniel M. Masterson
Deborah Beckett Masterson
Brian J. OLeary
Catherine T. Roche ODell
Kathryn A. Pinto
Anthony J. Pucek
Ronald J. Scorsone
Elizabeth F. Dean Seifert
Frances A. Place Sutherland
Leslie W. Thorley
1976
Wendy A. Bohlinger
Colin A. Britton
Thomas F. Canale
Rocco A. Cocco
Peter B. Decker
Eileen A. Galligan
Neil A. Garrison
John G. Haverkamp
Peter G. Helion
Ann B. Kacur
John G. Key
William G. Love
Sonia F. McSpedon
Theresa B. Peele Miller
Mary E. Mintz
Robert G. Missen
Peter P. Montera
Thomas A. Newman
Jeanette E. Rambo-Lagrutta
Marie-Celine A. Gallo Ramnitz
Linda D. Frank Sewell
Robert P. Sheehan
Christine Morabito Sproat
Miriam B. Papele Tannen
Michael P. Tremper
Michael A. VanWagenen
David B. Watts
Marion Briggs Zimmer
1977
Bartholomew J. Anastasi
Edward R. Armstrong
Martin S. Banyard
Robin Christensen Barker
Marland Clayton Berghorn
Alumni Class Giving
Donors
Chris E. Bracone
Michael A. Coluccio
Blen M. Lehigh Darrah
Paulette E. Freundorfer
Kevin C. Gallagher
Patricia K. Pelland Haverkamp
Aloysius J. Hayes
Carol Luhmann Herles
James A. Herles
Anne A. Dowd Ignaffo
Stanley L. Kardas
Gertrude S. Kellner
Maureen R. Killoran
Raymond R. Lauria
Steven M. Licker
Sebastian Loscerbo
Timothy W. Losee
John D. Marrine
Robert J. Mattson
Eileen G. McEnery
Kevin L. McGovern
Lorraine A. Deitz Messina
John A. Miller
Sonia A. Grace ONeil
Gregory C. Pattenaude
Anthony P. Perrotta
Joseph P. Porpiglia
Robin Pomarico Reis
Vanessa L. Roberts
Ellen S. Sarmiento
Marion C. Schimanke
Russell R. Secor
Patricia A. Simone
Susan Butler Simpson
Kay J. Callahan Sipperley
John M. Skillman
Mary E. Snyder
Mark P. VanDemark
Paul F. Weglinski
Sally A. Toomey Weglinski
Joanne Hannigan Westermann
Robert N. Wiggin
John D. Yeomans
1978
Christopher Albanese
Valerie Graff Alley
Bonnie L. Babcock
Debra L. Vanparys Beatrice
Jeanne A. Maloney Beckley
James L. Beretta
Marilyn Parker Bradt
Thomas J. Coutant
William P. Croushore
Karen A. Wilson Distasio
Victoria A. Osborne Dumas
William J. Flynn
Barbara D. Franks
Bridget E. Gannon
Nancy E. Hilmar Geysen
Brad W. Goldhammer
Mark C. Grunenwald
Brian W. Hall
Bruce T. Hamm
Todd R. Kaiser
Christine M. Lang Kearney
Patricia R. Kebsch
Paula L. Sheehan Kraus
Michael T. McCormack
James J. McGill
Kenneth A. McGrath
Susan Lieberman Mead
Carole A. Chesnick Monkowski
Daniel G. Murray
Kathleen E. Henry Newton
Mary OConnor
Anne Lafayette Petrosky
Andrea M. Coniglio Rinaldi
Martin W. Salvas
Robert J. Schule
Sue A. Sheehan
Margaret M. Nolan Smallin
John D. Sylvestri
Caren M. Cruger Thomas
Judy Sobel Toonkel
Joanne Tuthill
Edward F. Westermann
Jeffrey G. Willets
Barbara J. Zuccarello
1979
Gerald D. Alli
John C. Alongi
Garifalia L. Anghelis
Patricia M. Aronowitz
Dagmar E. Bannura
Joanne M. Baron
John M. Baron
Muriel S. Bixler
Mary L. Bleau
Christopher C. Bo
John J. Costanzo
Dolores A. Croft
Carole A. Barmore Damico
Delia W. Veltri Davi
Ann M. Drucker
David J. Freeman
Geniene M. Aubry Guglielmo
Lynn A. Towers Hall
Guy F. Hasler
Kathy S. Morin Hogsett
Arlene Hall Iuliano
Victoria A. Lattimore Kolb
Judith A. Surico Krumenacker
David B. Lindquist
Michael A. Liverani
Karen M. Mihan
Susan J. Veraska Miller
Katherine A. Moloney
Jacqueline Smith Moshier
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David F. Murray
Mary Groel Nanos
Stephen J. OShea
Kathy Taylor Odak
Paul J. Ostachowsky
Michael R. Rock
Larry D. Russe
Barbara W. Rymarczyk
Eileen M. Saluga
Wilma C. Schmidt
Victor J. Silvestri
Helen W. Strong
Virginia F. Villegas
Gerald R. Wolniewicz
Beth W. Wright
Robert H. Wubbenhorst
1980
Michael A. Aiello
Francine M. DeMarco Barrett
Mark A. Boland
James F. Boskus
Rhonda R. Cayea
Elsa J. Cocozza
Helen M. Moran Courtney
Lisa Ferrari Dodaro
Toni M. Doherty
Karen Lynn L. Dubois
Roger A. Dykeman
Lynn M. Estes
Susan D. Ainsworth Finley
Diana B. Gaetano
Nancy P. Giaccone
Frank J. Halay
Nancy J. Edmonds Hedman
Catharine M. Wilson Larson
Anita L. Lester
Robert E. Mahoney
Kimberly A. Bilig Mauch
David A. Meyerson
Dale R. Mosher
Maureen M. Murphy
Frank J. Muthig
Margaret A. Ross Patterson
Patricia Mattia Peluso
Jane M. Riley
Marylee A. Saglibene
Barbara A. Schluderman
Carl F. Schneider
Susan Woichik Schuck
Martha M. Siegmund
Susan A. Smith Tyler
Christine K. Ulrich
Nancy A. Williams Viola
Laura DeGarmo Voght
David R. Wise
Suzanne K. Warnimont York
Mary A. Yeskatales Zaitz
1981
Amy C. Baker-Maile
Kenneth Y. Chapman
Susan Haskins Chlystun
Joseph R. Coratti
Barbara A. Dombroski
Joseph E. Fasolino
Joan M. Arra Giewat
Mary Ryan Guarnaccia
Nancy A. Jebo
Patricia C. Kearney
Rose T. Balbo Laveglia
Denise Pastir Marinaccio
Brian A. Mauch
Margaret M. Mckeon
David C. Nameth
Aileen W. OHara
James W. Pultz
Michael J. Reynolds
Denise S. Rodriguez Clark
Elizabeth Leonard Saile
Pamela M. Vosler Selover
John A. Tegeder
Alan A. Zollner
1982
Robert J. Alley
Terry A. Wilson Ashback
Joseph G. Baron
Estelle Boskus
Kenneth A. Boyd
Betsy Hoberle Brockway
Sharon Coulter Burger
Maurice M. Burke
Elmer H. Chamberlin
David O. Clark
Margaret M. Connolly
Michael J. Considine
Cheryl L. Veach Delvecchio
John J. Demarco
Mary C. Denicolais
Filomena Buonaiuto Dimisko
Charles P. Ferrera
Robert L. Fowler
Judith A. Freeze
Beverly M. Gaffney
Sylvester W. Giuliani
Katherine A. Maher Goetschel
Lorraine M. Johnson Heneka
Kevin P. Hines
Karen A. Boll Humeston
Raymond L. Kappes
Paul N. Krystek
Trudy-Ann Lackner
Michael I. Lauri
Kathleen M. Wood Parmer
Jill P. Lyons Pelton
William E. Pelton
Delia A. Potenza-Makris
Leslie J. Raine Quick
Alumni Class Giving
Donors
Maureen T. Rant
Lynn Harter Robbins
Frederick M. Robertson
Marie E. Palmer Rosa
Theresa S. Thomas Shaker
Barbara F. Kelly Simone
Danielle C. Townsend Terwilliger
Marie L. Diuglio Underwood
Robert K. Vaughan
Debra M. Gee Weeks
1983
Mary F. Dougan Adamik
Brian P. Battistoni
Daniel P. Beckerleg
James B. Brazee
Patricia A. Comtois
Terry J. Demartine
Michelle C. McCaffrey Flynn
Frank B. Gaetano
Christine A. Barbieri Gallagher
Ethan E. Gallagher
Joan M. Woessner Goldhammer
Adam W. Grobin
Mary Sievers Grosskopf
Steven H. Guptill
Paula N. Schroeder Hart
Carolyn M. Bacchi Kopchik
Michael H. Lanari
Kathryn T. Lee
Michael A. Marinaccio
Tammy A. McAllister
Robin V. Mishik-Jett
Erika L. Alexy Noll
Marguerite Townsend Palmore
Brad H. Rebillard
Patricia G. Vitarbo Reilly
Joseph D. Resta
Thomas F. Simone
Kathlyn A. Van Sise Stanley
Mary Werner
Mark R. Willmer
Betty E. Wise
1984
Rebecca J. Pritting Anderson
Virginia R. Armstrong
Robin L. Beveridge
Dana R. Borquist
Susan E. Wagner Brumer
James D. Bryant
Glynis L. Bunt
Melanie C. Stokes Byers
Elizabeth A. Murphy Catalino
Nicole A. Miller Cervone
Susan M. Piccone Degilio
Mark J. Drozenski
Jeffrey L. Futyma
Karen J. Gallery Halay
Sandra L. Burger Halik
Karin L. Hodsdon
Robert C. Jennings
Quentin P. Johnson
Sharon G. Plimley Lastowski
Gina M. Zaubi Mann
Evelyn Murphy Mark
Terence M. Murphy
Jeanne M. Shufelt Rebillard
James C. Reynolds
Kathy L. Okeefe Schwager
Karen E. Finkle Tice
Jeffrey A. Zitz
Glen R. Willoughby
Joseph A. Wrafter
1985
Gregory L. Bauer
Diane M. Capizzuto
Frances E. Mele Catalano
Marie T. Cole Wiener
Anna R. Michetti Courtney
Stewart W. Dawes
Doris Lindholm Dingee
Mary E. Kozlarek Duval
Anne M. Friedland
Richard J. Hart
Cynthia A. Huber
Richard J. Immesberger
David A. Juras
George E. Kernochan
Christopher M. Llanes
Joanne Calcagni Lown
Alison L. Fimbel Mateer
Jeffrey C. McDonough
Edward J. Mills
Linda M. Murphy
Jean Betro Mykytenko
Paul S. Pilon
Rosanna C. Relyea
Karen C. Rudowski
Barbara C. Berger Sideris
Steven Takacs
Joanne J. Bialosuknia Tucker
Ann Marie J. Lazenka Westermann
1986
Loretta M. Banyard
Ernestine L. Blount-Alston
Laura J. Yankowski Conklin
Julie J. Curcio
Mark R. Finkbeiner
Betty-Ruth Glenn Freer
Paul K. Garrity
Roland M. Hochmuth
Barbara M. Sohr Horree
Yolonda J. Waggott Kaake
Dale E. Kane
Michele M. Lieberman
Neil W. Millard
Bonnie L. Grapentine Murphy
Rosemarie T. McCormack Perillo
Richard J. Siegmund
Lynn J. Murawa Sticker
Diane C. Silano Vuole
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1987
Christine M. Blazesewski
Jay A. Bunt
Michael J. Colley
Catherine Zadorecka Gorham
Connie K. Hewlett
Maryann Ilyko Katz
William R. Kinney
Lynne Arcari Kopac
Esther Louthan LaVera
Susan C. Lieberman
Joseph A. Lucas
Wendy Laible Marchant
Judith A. Wright Martin
Christine L. Dietrich Mason
Cathy J. Ditrocchio McCue
George J. McKeon
Christine L. Hogan Meluch
Richard A. Ott
Ronald J. Paino
Margaret A. Pepper
Joyce A. Robillard
Edward L. Trojan
Alice P. Lynn Troncillito
Eleanor K. Mahoney Veltre
1988
Hekmat S. Abasi
Denise R. Monti Biery
Leslie J. Graham Brusie
Heidi A. Bickel Colaizzo
Dawn M. Dingee
Raymond J. Freda
Kimberly A. Hutton Hoover
Anna M. Toman Magloczki
Diane L. Hyde Maniscalco
Joseph F. Maniscalco
Cindy L. Mazzola Martinez
Dana M. Towsley Masullo
Jody A. Jackson Matthews
Rita D. Timpano Mcpeck
Dolores A. Hardekopf Nuss
M. Scott Owitz
Kim M. Klein Parks
Shirley Roberts-Brereton
Kathleen V. Matheson Robock
Dolores Castano Tillou
Gerald R. Vittone
Duane L. Witherspoon
Gregory F. Zaubi
1989
Claudia Aguiar Archimede
Lisa M. Boyes
Christina L. Briglin Countryman
Patricia A. Bocchino Crocco
Marilyn Perry Dedrick
Susan J. Webster Entrican
Tonia S. Jenkins
Nancy M. Locicero-Hunter
Nancy H. Lockhart
James H. Lockwood
James E. McMillan
Nancy Regensbury Mulligan
Madeleine Myers
Mary Jane Pompa
Kathleen A. Rambo-Kasson
Dawn A. McConnell Stiles
Bradford D. Tree
Monica Whitney
1990
Glenn A. Allen
Jennifer L. Bruckert
Barbara A. Dolansky Cavalieri
Michael J. Colvin
Deborah A. Esteves
Clarissa M. Goins
Grace A. Concessi Haack
Maureen E. Hunter
Norman A. Johnson
Glen P. Kelly
Gail M. Kennedy
Geraldine P. Metrick
Francine G. Palmieri
Augustus J. Siko
Steven Swenson
Kenneth L. Underwood
Anthony B. Vacca
1991
Jason C. Arrick
Rose E. Berkowitz Berek
Carla M. Carbone
Caroline E. Shaw Dakin
Michael A. Dauerer
Karen Altadonna Fredricks
Susan Haun
Diane M. Romano Heyer
Robert C. Madsen
Paul S. Mills
Tiffany L. Parsley
Maria Pistritto
Geraldine A. Dewitt Ruby
Marlene P. Vetra Staffa
Alfred J. Villareale
1992
Richard A. Barrett
Lynn M. Greco
Carol Chardavoyne Helion
Dawn M. Hickey
Carmen E. Hiraldo
April S. Hubbard
Diane E. Caruso Judson
Irene D. Light
Kimberlee A. Mahusky
Cheryl E. Weick McCartney
George P. McGarrity
Alumni Class Giving
Donors
Michael D. Mcpeck
Barbara Boye Neumann
Tyra A. Osterling
Barbara A. Ouellette
Michelle Puletz
Julie A. Kyzer Roth
Cheri L. Scharff
Kenneth E. Sterry
1993
Glenn W. Arnold
Beverly M. Baranowski
Sarah A. Barlow
Beatrix M. Clarke
Rose M. Colletta-Phipps
Robert G. De Santis
Margaret E. Ellmore
Janice A. Hilderbrand
Joyce M. Mulcahy Jones
Ronald A. Markowitz
Maryanne ONeill
Gary S. Privratsky
Barbara J. Schaefer
Daniel G. Scharff
Daniel G. Scharff
Donna R. Treuhaft
1994
Michael P. Carielli
Thomas G. McNulty
Maria T. Muller
Louise A. Palma
Karen A. VanHouten
K. Melissa Waterman
Marilyn V. Willis
1995
Gayle L. Chaky
Linda L. Doolittle
Peter C. Garrison
Christopher J. Haley
Tami L. Hinnerschitz
Kimberley T. Kane
William A. Maurer
Donna V. Mayer Moore
William L. Muller
Terrence R. Novicki
Robert G. Pollard
Andrea L. Trosie
Maria T. Weinberg
Louise C. Scarrone
Linda B. Vittone
Shari L. Plass
Michael S. Quinn
Jonathan H. Tartell
1999
Janet Bierfeldt
David A. Dedrick
Hai-Ping Fu
Jane M. Gomes
Janina L. Hart
Maureen F. Labuda
Karl A. Muggenburg
Timothy F. Murphy
Elizabeth S. Oyer
Thomas L. Rinaldi
Nicole L. Visconti Improta
Howard Wadzuk
1996
Mark F. Burns
Marguerite Clausson
Clifford A. Entrican
Cordell R. Girod
Lisa M. Haering
Diane M. Labenski
Patricia A. Longbard
David W. McCready
Janice M. Hazelton Paduano
Johannes A. Vanderlee
Judy B. Yarochowicz
1997
Jennifer L. Dalton Burns
Christine M. Antonicelli Garrity
Kenneth W. Hoover
Stanislaw Kosek
Yvonne R. Maloney
Andrew S. Meier
John A. Neilson
Diana L. Pollard
Thora V. Rippens
Kenneth A. Stephens
Mary Ann C. Zaubi
1998
Aileen Angel
Tracey A. Witko Arrick
Betty A. Bolde
Catherine M. Fulling Brinnier
Julie L. Chiarito
Ann S. Finn
Denise M. Fitzgerald
Keely K. Daniels Grieger
Patrick J. Griffin
Wendy L. Haumaier
Karyn M. Velasquez Hurley
Lee J. Miller
Barbara Newman
Ronald L. Paduano
2003
Catherine Avallone
Sharon L. Forrest
Noel Girod
Edward V. Howard
Edward S. Kantrowitz
Carolyn E. Marshall
Donna M. Martin
John P. Masterson
Caterina Pace
Carla E. Romero
Deborah M. Temple
2000
Mark Adams
Elizabeth M. Armstrong
Raymond P. Conklin
Matthew C. Delfico
Janine E. Diaz
Sheree L. Flowers
Cynthia M. Kortesis
Carole A. Lehrer
2004
Verna A. Carr
Christine M. Craig
Kim Dicker
Janice Edwards-Clarke
Eric W. Fischer
Vivian C. Hill
Mark C. Horan
John A. Kenger
Jennifer D. Lazerson
Peggy A. Long
Edward R. Martin
Joseph A. Sakowicz
Audrey E. Smith-Morgan
2001
Carla A. DelTreste
John L. Hickman
Richard D. Lynch
Timothy P. McManus
Richard J. Peluso
Judy A. Robinson
Martha J. Crusie Russell
Heidi P. Schlipmann
Michael W. Tardio
Jan M. Ward
2005
Erin P. Hanlon
2006
Lynne M. Cushing Colley
Michael J. Schmitt
2007
Mary T. Cullen Angevine
Janet E. Brendli
Laurynn D. Caldarola
Kathleen C. Hileman
Leigh Lamadore Shaffer
2002
Ann McGrath Gallagher
Hillary E. Henderson
Josephine A. Hudson
Gina C. Kreso
Patricia L. Lambert
Jenny L. McGloin-Arnfield
Interesting Facts
Since 1983
Total Donated
to the Foundation
# of Donors
# of Gifts
Average Gift
$$ Given Out to
Scholarships and
Grants
The Year the
Foundation was
Founded
$10,604,698
16,910
60,469
$175
$3,022,288
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Foundations, Businesses and
Matching Gift Companies Donors
AAUW
Absolute Auction & Realty
Alcoa Foundation
Algonquin Construction Group
American Express Foundation
Amicis
Andrew R. Demar Family
Foundation
Anheuser-Busch Foundation
Bard Music Festival
BCs Foreign Car Parts
Bentley Trust
Blumen Barn
Bonefish Grill
Brinckerhoff & Neuville
Broad OptionsThe Jewelry Store
Busy Bee Cafe
C.B. Strain & Son
Cadence Design Systems
Carvel Country Club
CH Energy Group
Chevron-Texaco
Childrens & Womens
Physicians of Westchester
Childrens Fund of the
Astor Home
Chilis
Clough, Harbour & Associates
Community Foundation
of Dutchess County
Craftsman
Croft Corners Fire Company
Crossroads Agency
Cutters Edge
DArcangelo & Company
Darlind Construction
DCC Allied Health &
Biological Sciences
DCC Music School
Real generosity
towards the
future lies in
giving all to the
present.
- Albert Camus
DCC Office of Academic
Affairs
Des Jewelers
Double O Grill
Association
Dutchess County Agricultural
Society
Dyson Foundation
Edible Arrangements
Edwin A. Ulrich Charitable Trust
Eisai
Federated Logistics
Fellenzer Engineering
Fisher Machine Company
Flower Barn
Friends of The Helen Aldrich
Recreation Park
Gannett Foundation
Gellert & Klein
General Dynamics C4 Systems
George A. Strba Charitable Trust
George T. Whalen, Jr. Foundation
Gloede Neon Signs
H&R Block
H.D.L. Associates
Handel Foundation
Harmon & Castella Printing
Health Care Auxiliary for
the Tri-State Area
Hickey-Finn & Company
Hudson Valley Fresh
Hudson Valley Shakespeare
Festival
HVCTS
Hyde Park Gallery
Hyde Park Greens
Hyde Park Jeweler
IBM
J. J. Stanis and Company
James S. Barton, Jr. Emerging
Artist Foundation
John Herbert Company
John Pollis II Realty Corp
JP Morgan Chase
Kaatsbaan International
Dance Center
Kanter-Kallman Foundation
Key Bank
Kirchhoff Construction
Management
Law Offices of Jeffrey C. Martin
Lenahan & Lopez
Liberty Mutual
Limnology Information &
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Freshwater Ecology
Liscum, McCormack &
VanVoorhis
Lithography by Design
Locust Grove
Louis Greenspan
Charitable Trust
M & T Bank
Mardi-Bob Management
Marshall & Sterling Insurance
Company
Mastercraft Contracting &
Remodeling
MBIA Foundation
McCabe & Mack
Johnson Controls
Meyer Contracting
Mid-Hudson Dental
Mid-Hudson Technical Societies
Mid-Hudson Valley Federal
Credit Union
Mike Arteagas Health &
Fitness Centers
Millbrook Winery
Milor Enterprises
Molloy Pharmacy
Morris Associates
Mountain Tops
Muddy Cup Coffee House
Nine Partners Lions Club
North River Abstract
Corporation
NXB by Philips
NYS Nurses Association
District 12
NYSDEC
NYSEG - NYS Electric & Gas
NYSUT Retiree Council #13
On Location
Package Pavement Company
Partners in Massage
Passikoff, Heeney & Scott
Paul Berman, O.D F.A.A.O
Pawling Corporation
Pepsico Foundation
Perkins Eastman Architects
Putnam Imaging Associates
Rhinebeck Chamber
Music Society
Rhinebeck Ford
Rhinebeck Savings Bank
Riverside Bank
Rockefeller Financial Services
Rocking Horse Ranch
Rondout Electric
Roods Florist
Ruges GMC
Saint Francis Hospital
Sherman Furniture
Shop Rite
Slammin Salmon Fish
Charcuterier & Catering
Social Security Administration
Sodexho
Southern Dutchess Pops
Orchestra
Spankys Restaurant
Starr Foundation
Stewarts Shops
Superior Abatement
Susan Ivy Designs
TD Banknorth
Terrapin
The Kitchen Drawer
The Lawn Buyz
Thomas Gleason
Timely Signs of Kingston
Town of Poughkeepsie Police
Twin Brooks
UHY Advisors
United Way of
Dutchess County
Upstate Films
UTX
Vassar Brothers
Medical Center
Vergilis, Stenger,
Roberts & Davis
Verizon Communications
Wallace and Wallace,
Attorneys
Walmart Foundation
Williams Lumber
Wonderland Florist
Gifts In Kind
Donors
Deborah K. Ackerman
Charles A. Ahrens 67
Alexandra Sullivan Art
Amicis
Bridgette Anderson
Naomi & Gene Anolick
Aromas Galore
Art & Inas Crafty Woodworks
Susan A. Asendorf
Bard Music Festival
Beautiful Designs
Paul Berman
Vincent M. Bihn, II
Birch Bark Boxes
BirdHouse Brokerage
Blackbird Design Studio
Pamela P. Blum
Blumen Barn
Bonefish Grill
Broad OptionsThe Jewelry Store
Betsy Hoberle Brockway 82
Busy Bee Cafe
Carl Short
Carvel Country Club
Chevreaux de la Grange
Chilis
Michael A. Coluccio 77
Contemporary Silver Jewelry
Judith A. Corbett
Country Colors
Craftsman
J. Paul Crittenden
Cutters Edge
Cutting Boards
DCC Music School
Des Jewelers
Nancy DelTreste
Designs for
Contemporary Living
Tansukh G. Dorawala
Double O Grill
Association
Dutchess County Agricultural
Society
Edible Arrangements
Family Affair Crafts
Fancywork
Flower Barn
Frog Park Herbs
James T. Galluzi & Geraldine
Pozzi-Galluzi 74
Gemini River Rocks
Good Feeling Leathery
Gourmet Creations
Gourmetibles
Gustav E. Hansen
Bern & Shirley Handel
Helens Enterprises
Gail A. Hermosilla &
Louis J. Cesa
Janice A. Hilderbrand 93
Hudson Valley Shakespeare
Festival
Hyde Park Gallery
Hyde Park Jeweler
IBM
Karen A. Ingham
Inklings
Betsy A. Jacaruso 74
John Roger Jewelry
James Earl & Cecilia Jones
Penelope Jones
Kaatsbaan International Dance
Center
Kidz Lidz
Kindred Spirits Crafts
Mary Koniz Arnold
Aide Kopito
Learning Tree Designs
Lenahan & Lopez
Leonore Alaniz Textile Atelier
Seymour Levin
Liberty Mutual
Susan B. Lipp
Liz & Ron Jewelers
Keith Lockhart
Locust Grove
Anna Lowther
Mallky
George W. Mann
Marilyn Price Ceramics
Marshall & Sterling
Insurance Company
Mike Arteagas Health & Fitness
Centers
Millbrook Winery
Judy Milne
Molloy Pharmacy
Mostly Glass
Mountain Tops
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The art of teaching is the art of assisting discovery.
- Mark Van Doren, poet
MT Handmade Crafts
Timothy F. Murphy 99
My Magic Attic
Natures Studio
Jean D. Roe Needy
Kathleen E. Henry
Newton 78
Northern Wood Products
Mary Ellen ODonnell
On Location
Wesley Ostertag
Out of the Woods
Partners in Massage
Paul Berman, O.D F.A.A.O
Paul Yarden
Phoenicians
PJ Creations
Agnes A. Poillucci 72
Diana L. Pollard 97
Pottery Mountain
Stephen M. Press
Rain Barrel Soap
Richard Reitano
Relax & Enjoy Naturally
Remsburger Maple Farm
Rhinebeck Chamber
Music Society
Richlynne Scrollers
Shirley Roberts-Brereton 88
Rocking Horse Ranch
Roods Florist
Martha J. Cruise Russell 01
Peter Scheckner
Floyd A. Scholz
Janice R. Scholz
Screamin Beagle
Elaine & Harold Seaman
Shop Rite
Slammin Salmon Fish Charcuterier
& Catering
Jeffrey G. Smith 72
Donna Sofokles
Solar Stamps
Eric Somers
South Mountain Photos
Spankys Restaurant
William R. Steinhaus 69
Stewarts Shops
Stephanie M. Stillwell
Story Time Felts
Sunny Beach Tileworks
Tara Sweet-Flagler
TD Banknorth
Terrapin
The Creative Spirit
The Kitchen Drawer
The Pupcake Bakery
Thru the Lens Photos
Twin Brooks
Ukrainian Eggs By Cathy
Upstate Films
Deborah A. VanBuren
Ansamma Varkey
Bob & Ann Marie Vitale
Francis M. Weida
Westwind Jewelry Company
James L. Wherry
White Star Soaps
Leigh E. Williams
Williams Lumber
Wonderland Florist
How Your Donations Help
Fundraising
$148,399
Management
$141,839
Mini-Grants &
Awards $43,163
Equipment
Grants $26,733
Growth of Fund Balance
22
Scholarships
$377,306
Balance Sheet
ASSETS
General
Unrestricted
Cash
Receivables
Investments
Other Assets
Net Prop. & Equipment
Total Assets
35,990
1,892
5,378
$43,260
LIABILITIES AND FUND BALANCES
Other Liabilities
26,067
Deferred Incomes
15,834
Fund Balances
1,359
Total Liabilities & Fund
Balances
$43,260
August 31, 2007
Restricted
SUPPORT AND REVENUE
Market Gain (Loss)
Contributions
Interest Income
Transfers
Total Support and Revenue
EXPENSES
Program Services
Educational Grants
Equipment Grants
Support Services
Management & General
Fundraising
Transfers
Total Expenses
Quasi
Endowment
Total All
Funds
95,269
139,254
1,240,438
2,758
82,241
3,690,621
278,219
95,269
257,485
5,209,278
4,650
5,378
$1,477,719
$3,772,862
$278,219
$5,572,060
1,465,618
3,772,862
278,219
38,168
15,834
5,518,058
$1,477,719
$3,772,862
$278,219
$5,572,060
12,101
Statement
of
Support
Revenue, Expenses and Changes in Fund Balances
General
Unrestricted
Endowment
(unaudited)
Restricted
Year Ended August 31, 2007
(unaudited)
Endowment
(1,596)
258,189
7,894 125,078
133,565
542,508
37,293
5,000
263,489
230,623
73,024
246,486
$389,565
$718,366
813,622
43,163
26,733
377,306
Quasi
Endowment
Total All
Funds
19,752
415,210
1,031,320
123,685
452,398
5,474
75,834
101,060 $2,022,613
420,469
26,733
141,839
148,399
67,915
384,483
141,839
148,399
452,398
$428,049
$761,789
$1,189,838
Excess of Support and
Revenue Over Expenses
Fund Balances 9/1/06
(38,484)
39,843
(43,423)
1,509,041
813,622
2,959,240
Fund Balances 8/31/07
$1,359
$1,465,618
$3,772,862
23
101,060
177,159
832,775
4,685,283
$278,219 $5,518,058
“People grow through
experience if they
meet life honestly and
courageously. This is how
character is built.”
- Eleanor Roosevelt
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