2013 Annual Report

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2013 Annual Report

WHY WE’RE HERE
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ROBIN ’80 AND TIMOTHY ’80 WENTWORTH
Our Chance to Create Hope and Opportunity
For alumni Robin ’80 and Timothy “Tim” ’80 Wentworth, giving back to Monroe Community College is about
giving students hope for the future and the opportunity to start college.
For Tim, attending MCC was about taking responsibility. “Robin and I didn’t have the choice not to engage if we
wanted a better life,” he says. “MCC was our chance. Our chance to transfer to a four-year school. Our chance to
have a career rather than a job.”
As students, Tim and Robin worked hard, kept each other motivated, and developed their talents and love of
music. As successful alumni and parents, they are creating hope and opportunity for others with the help of
the Monroe Community College Foundation—motivating students to set higher goals and “engage in the
bigger world.”
“Education is the way to achievement in life and social mobility, no matter where you start,” Tim says. “MCC
allows people, especially those who may have lost hope, a place to start.”
In 2009, Robin and Tim gave music and business students hope through an endowed scholarship fund. They also
gave the college a magnificent Steinway piano on which students learn, compose and perform.
This spring, the Wentworths extended their support through their most recent gift of $2.25 million—the largest
gift in college history—to establish the Wentworth Family Scholarship program at MCC. The scholarship
program will give 40 students per year, in perpetuity, the opportunity to become educated at MCC—producing
graduates who will collectively impact the future of our community.
Robin hopes “this scholarship empowers students who can someday help others in a similar fashion.”
According to Tim, “To hear students say that they have set higher goals than they have ever had before … and
begin to have a vision of themselves as motivated and willing to give back. That’s what we want to hear back
from students.”
To give students hope and a place to start. This is why we’re here.
“Ten years from now, I hope people can look back
and say this gift was a seed in what is now a very
big forest. We are on the ground floor of creating
very bright futures.”
— TIMOTHY WENTWORTH ’80
“Gifts change the lives of our students.
This gift changed the lives of the donors.”
— DIANE L. SHOGER
CONTENTS
A COLLECTIVE "WE"
02
Why We’re Here
29
Faculty Grants
04
VSE Executive Summary
30
Special Event Donors
05
Audited Financial Statements
33
Honors and Memorials
08
Monroe Community College Foundation
Board of Directors 2012-2013
36
Distinguished Giving Societies
10
37
Present, Past and Future: 30 Years of Leadership
Endowments and Annual Scholarships
39
MCC Foundation Staff
40
MCC Trustees and Officers
11
Every Bright Future Needs a Strong Foundation
12
Outstanding Major Giving
13
Annual Fund Donors
26
MCC Faculty, Staff and Retiree Donors
Private and corporate donors, volunteers, friends,
Foundation directors and MCC Foundation staff
generate inspiring results for MCC students each
year. As individuals and as representatives of
organizations, we make a commitment to MCC
and are rewarded each time we witness the
transformative impact public higher education
has on students, families and employers.
Lives are changed through our efforts and
the scholarships and innovative programs
we make possible each year.
This is why we’re here.
WHY WE’RE HERE
“One of the reasons we are successful as a Foundation is because we listen carefully to the voices of MCC
students and faculty. Hearing a student explain how a scholarship changed his or her life re-energizes our
commitment. Learning how faculty takes teaching to the next level at MCC keeps us informed, inspired
and impressed. They remind us why our work is vitally important to the future of our community.”
— DAVID J. MACK
CEO, MACKTRACK EXECUTIVE CONSULTING SERVICES;
CHAIR, MONROE COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS
“Thank you for supporting the Monroe Community College Foundation. It has become abundantly clear that
community colleges are no longer silent partners in an ever-changing educational partnership that must respond
to quick-moving trends, dramatic economic swings and unforeseen challenges. Our partnerships with private
and corporate philanthropists and foundations keep MCC responsive to student and community needs. ”
— DIANE L. SHOGER
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, MCC FOUNDATION
ANNE M. KRESS
DANIEL J. BURNS, DIANE L. SHOGER, DAVID J. MACK
— ANNE M. KRESS
PRESIDENT, MONROE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
“Over the past seven years, I have had the opportunity to talk with students to whom a scholarship meant the
world—literally. While some may choose to measure return on investment in terms of economic impact and
increased earning potential, nothing comes close to the pure joy shown on the faces of those who receive
a chance to complete a college degree.”
— DANIEL J. BURNS
REGIONAL PRESIDENT, M&T BANK; CHAIR-ELECT, MCC FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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“Recently, story after story has called into question the value of a college degree. While we might hope that the
value of MCC is self-evident, the reality is that the world seems to have adopted the old institutional research
saying, ’In God we trust, all others must bring data.’ Thanks to Foundation supporters and the scholarships they
make available, more students benefit from an MCC education and have a measurable economic impact on our
community. Your investment in our students is truly adding value to their lives and to our region; because of your
generosity, we all benefit. Thank you!”
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VSE EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
AUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION
2012 VOLUNTEER SUPPORT OF EDUCATION (VSE) EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Charitable gifts to colleges and universities in the United States rose 2.3 percent in 2012, to $31 billion, according to the results of the annual
Voluntary Support of Education (VSE) survey conducted by the Council for Aid to Education (CAE). The VSE began collecting data in 1957
and is considered the gold standard of information for both public and private four-year institutions nationwide, with 85-90 percent of all
charitable giving to higher education reported.
The following summary highlights the Monroe Community College Foundation’s ranking when compared with SUNY community colleges,
as well as all public associate degree-granting institutions in the county.
UNRESTRICTED
TEMPORARILY
RESTRICTED
PERMANENTLY
RESTRICTED
TOTAL 2012
TOTAL 2011
Cash and cash equivalents
$251,130
$503,472
$84,799
$839,401
$1,152,126
Funds held for deferred giving
122,344
—
—
122,344
129,737
—
3,080,180
6,559,677
9,639,857
8,663,309
(1,194,282)
1,194,282
—
—
—
17,745
2,808,864
116,077
2,942,686
1,285,134
375
240,929
4,903
246,207
219,389
Other receivables
—
—
—
—
18,034
28,593
—
—
28,593
24,083
14,774
—
—
14,774
19,460
—
160,000
—
160,000
160,000
$(759,321)
$7,987,727
$6,765,456
$13,993,862
$11,671,272
UNRESTRICTED
TEMPORARILY
RESTRICTED
PERMANENTLY
RESTRICTED
TOTAL 2012
TOTAL 2011
$378,648
—
—
$378,648
$338,155
Other accounts payable
49,163
—
—
49,163
96,951
Deferred giving obligations
63,395
—
—
63,395
31,746
Line of credit - Field House
—
670,200
—
670,200
870,200
Deferred revenue
20,034
—
—
20,034
5,000
Total liabilities
511,240
670,200
—
1,181,440
1,342,052
(1,270,561)
-
-
(1,270,561)
(528,863)
Temporarily restricted
-
7,317,527
-
7,317,527
4,396,442
Permanently restricted
-
-
6,765,456
6,765,456
6,461,641
(1,270,561)
7,317,527
6,765,456
12,812,422
10,329,220
$(759,321)
$7,987,727
$6,765,456
$13,993,862
$11,671,272
ASSETS
Investments
Interfund activity
TOTAL SUPPORT
ENDOWMENT MARKET VALUE
#5 among SUNY community colleges
#5 among SUNY community colleges
#22 among public associate’s institutions surveyed
Accrued interest on
pledges receivable
UNRESTRICTED GIFTS
ENROLLMENT (COLLEGE)
Prepaid expenses
and other assets
#1 among SUNY community colleges, for the
#3 among SUNY community colleges, for the fifth
Fixed assets - net
consecutive year
fourth consecutive year
= $130,668
Endowment 8% = $200,118
Unrestricted 15% = $353,449
Special Events 18% = $431,075
Restricted 54% = $1,305,884
5%
Capital Initiatives 5%
8%
15%
54%
18%
1%
Due to college
Unrestricted
7.84%
13.14%
Total net assets (deficit)
55.42%
22.91%
TOTAL LIABILITIES
AND NET ASSETS (DEFICIT)
NET ASSETS (DEFICIT):
Parents 0.68%
TOTAL SUPPORT = $2,421,194
TOTAL ASSETS
LIABILITIES:
DONATED BY
= $16,480
Alumni 7.84% = $189,809
Foundations 13.14% = $318,250
Others 22.91% = $554,719
Corporations 55.42% = $1,341,936
Real estate held for sale
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
(DEFICIT)
DONATED FOR
4
Pledges receivable, net of
allowance for uncollectible
pledges of $133,000 and $127,000,
respectively
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STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED AUGUST 31, 2012
STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS
UNRESTRICTED
TEMPORARILY
RESTRICTED
PERMANENTLY
RESTRICTED
2012 TOTAL
2011 TOTAL
PUBLIC SUPPORT:
$355,893
55,138
375
$2,926,696
19,518
111,813
$281,276
4,593
$3,563,865
74,656
116,781
$1,235,560
49,693
138,841
Total public support
411,406
3,058,027
285,869
3,755,302
1,424,094
REVENUE:
204,035
818,356
1,022,391
(980,671)
-
209,779
818,356
334,871
431,075
178,662
1,972,743
-
188,771
1,086,754
330,981
382,661
176,553
2,165,720
-
Total public support and revenue
2,342,429
3,099,747
285,869
5,728,045
3,589,814
718,951
15,721
271,757
48,068
172,694
106,079
334,871
4,686
1,672,827
178,662
178,662
-
718,951
15,721
450,419
48,068
172,694
106,079
334,871
4,686
1,851,489
639,431
64,337
443,199
90,561
154,234
14,914
330,981
5,028
1,742,685
669,602
2,921,085
285,869
3,876,556
1,847,129
EXPENSES:
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$503,041
4,686
(818,356)
5,028
(1,086,754)
(1,657,552)
(26,818)
18,034
(4,510)
40,493
(47,788)
31,649
15,034
38,074
880,684
141,056
(4,236)
46,651
53,118
13,639
5,000
557,227
(158,192)
(158,192)
234,673
(2,183)
232,490
(200,000)
(500,000)
NET CHANGE IN CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS
(320,118)
289,717
CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS - BEGINNING
1,281,863
992,146
961,745
1,281,863
839,401
122,344
1,152,126
129,737
$961,745
$1,281,863
Pledges receivable
Accrued interest on pledges receivable
Other receivables
Prepaid expenses and other assets
Due to college
Other accounts payable
Deferred giving obligations
Deferred revenue
Net cash flows from operating activities
CASH FLOWS FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES:
Investment activity - net
Purchases of fi xed assets
Net cash flows from investing activities
CASH FLOWS FROM FINANCING ACTIVITIES:
Repayment on bank line of credit
CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS - ENDING
OTHER ITEMS:
(1,373,836)
(19,518)
(17,946)
(1,411,300)
-
17,946
17,946
(1,373,836)
(19,518)
(1,393,354)
(1,322,556)
(21,532)
(1,344,088)
CHANGE IN NET ASSETS
(741,698)
2,921,085
303,815
2,483,202
503,041
NET ASSETS (DEFICIT) - BEGINNING
(528,863)
4,396,442
6,461,641
10,329,220
9,826,179
(1,270,561)
7,317,527
6,765,456
12,812,422
10,329,220
NET ASSETS (DEFICIT) - ENDING
$2,483,202
Change in net assets
Adjustments
Depreciation
Unrealized gain on investments
RECONCILIATION OF TOTAL CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS TO STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION
Cash and cash equivalents
Funds held for deferred giving
TOTAL
5,744
334,871
431,075
178,662
950,352
980,671
Support to college
Transfer of donated property
Restriction reclass
Total other items
2011
CHANGE IN ASSETS AND LIABILITIES:
Interest and dividends
Unrealized gain on investments
Contributed services
Special events
Management fee
Total revenue
Net assets released from restrictions
Public Support and Revenue
Over Expenses
2012
CASH FLOWS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES:
Gifts and donations
Gifts-in-kind
Discounts on pledges
Payroll and fringe benefits
Professional services
Management and general
Public relations
Special events
Uncollectible accounts
Contributed services
Depreciation
Total expenses
FOR THE YEARS ENDED AUGUST 31, 2012 AND 2011
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
MCC FOUNDATION DIRECTORS
Matthew Augustine, president and chief executive officer,
Biodrill Technical Solutions
Kevin T. Stickles ’88, vice president of store operations, Human
Resources, Wegmans Food Markets
Jack P. Baron, president and chief operating officer,
SweetWater Energy, Inc.
Charles J. Vita, senior vice president-group leader, Commercial
Services, Canandaigua National Bank
Martin K. Birmingham, president and chief executive officer,
Five Star Bank
Donna B. Wenk, vice president, Strategic Development, 10n2
Technologies
Essie Calhoun-McDavid, chief diversity and community affairs
officer, Eastman Kodak Company (retired)
J. Christine Wilson, president, Realty Quest, Inc.
Jack Cannon, chief executive officer, Cannon Industries, Inc.
Philip Yawman, regional vice president, Frontier
Communications
Jill M. Cicero, principal, Jill M. Cicero and Associates
Jeffrey W. Coke, president, VarData LLC
*Flor M. Colón, associate general counsel, Xerox Corporation
Jeffery A. Davis, president, Elmer W. Davis, Inc.
John L. DiMarco II, president and chief operating officer,
The DiMarco Group, LLC
Kevin D. Flynn, partner, Martino Flynn, LLC
Wayne K. Gilman, assistant controller, Eastman Kodak
Company; vice president, finance, Rochester Area Hospitals
Corporation (retired)
First row (left to right): Sandra Parker, Donna Wenk, John Lovenheim, Elaine Michael, Howard Konar, Bernice Hatch, Simon Braitman,
Essie Calhoun-McDavid, Lori Van Dusen, Lauren Dixon, Wayne Gilman, John DiMarco, II. Second row (left to right): Jeremy Wolk,
Warren Rosenbaum, Matthew Augustine, Ed Parrone, S. Jay Popli, Jan Wiranowski, Sergio Esteban, Charlie Vita, Kevin Stickles, Gary Squires,
Philip Yawman, Diana Lauria, Len Redon, Lee Patterson, Dan Burns, Anne Kress, David Mack, Jeff Coke, Diane Shoger, Scott Kogler, Jeff Davis,
Jill Cicero, Joseph Klein, Bill Hughes, Jay Judson, Naomi Silver.
MCC FOUNDATION OFFICERS
David J. Mack, chair, chief executive officer, MackTrack
Executive Consulting Services
Laurence C. Glazer, governance chair, chief executive officer,
Buckingham Properties, LLC
Daniel J. Burns, chair-elect, regional president, M&T Bank
William M. Hughes, at-large, chief executive officer, HPA
Consulting Group, Inc.
John T. Smith ’71, immediate past chair, chairman and chief
executive officer, Brite Computers
Emerson Fullwood, secretary, corporate vice president, executive
chief staff and marketing officer, Xerox North America, Xerox
Diane L. Shoger, executive director, Monroe Community College
Foundation
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Robert E. Brennan ’70, legal affairs chair, partner, Trevett Cristo
Salzer & Andolina, P.C.
Richard C. Brienzi ’78, at-large, executive vice president and
chief financial officer, Ovation Payroll, Inc.
Lauren Dixon, at-large, chief executive officer, Dixon Schwabl
Sergio Esteban, P.E., at-large, chief executive officer, LaBella
Associates, P.C.
Howard Konar, at-large, president, Konar Properties
Anne M. Kress, Ph.D., president, Monroe Community
College, ex officio
Todd M. Oldham, MBA, college liaison, vice president of
economic development and innovative workforce services,
Monroe Community College
Lee Patterson ’70, alumni chair, director of sales and marketing,
Retail Division, Rochester Colonial Manufacturing (retired)
Kathleen E. Pavelka ’79, special events chair, president,
Telecomp, Inc.
John L. Bartolotta, director emeritus; vice president and group
manager, Commercial Loan Division, M&T Bank
Kenneth D. Bell, director emeritus; regional director,
The Community Preservation Corporation
Simon Braitman, co-founder, Simcona Electronics
R. Carlos Carballada, commissioner of economic development,
City of Rochester
Bernice E. Hatch, community volunteer
Allen G. Casey, director emeritus; president, M/E
Engineering, PC
Hiram Hernandez, Sr., chairman and president,
First Capital Payments
Frank J. Chiaino, director emeritus; chief operating officer,
Fibertech Networks
Donald E. Jeffries ’71, president and chief executive officer,
VisitRochester
José J. Coronas, director emeritus; general partner, Trillium
Group, LLC
Junius R. Judson II, principal, SWBR Architects
& Engineers, P.C.
R. Thomas Flynn, director emeritus; president emeritus, Monroe
Community College
Joseph Klein, chairman, Klein Steel Service, Inc.
Daniel M. Garr, director emeritus; president, Greene
Douglas, Inc. (retired)
Dolores K. Kruchten, president, Document Imaging,
Kodak Alaris
Diana M. Lauria, associate director of reunion giving,
University of Rochester
John E. Lovenheim, chief executive officer, Great Lakes
Press (retired)
Brian D. McMahon, vice president, manufacturing, MWI, Inc.
Elaine Michael, president, ESM Associates
Sandra A. Parker, chief executive officer, Rochester Business
Alliance
Edward G. Parrone, chief executive officer, Parrone Engineering
S. Jay Popli, executive vice president, Popli Design Group
*Neil F. Rohrer, vice president, Core Payroll Sales, Eastern U.S.,
Paychex
Warren B. Rosenbaum, partner, Woods Oviatt Gilman LLP
Robert L. King, director emeritus; president, Kentucky Council
on Postsecondary Education
Arnold Klinsky, director emeritus; vice president and general
manager, WHEC TV (retired)
John R. Kraus ’65, vice president, Branding and Non-traditional
Advertising, Wilmorite Management Group
Robert N. Latella, Esq., partner, Hiscock & Barclay, LLP
Stephen D. Natapow, director emeritus; president, Natapow
Realty Corporation
Harris H. Rusitzky, director emeritus; partner, The Restaurant
Group, LLC
Peter A. Spina, Ph.D., president emeritus; Monroe Community
College
John G. Thompson ’64, chief financial officer, Imaging
Automation, Inc. (retired)
Mary K. Thompson, director emerita; community volunteer
Leonard E. Redon, past chairs’ liaison, deputy mayor,
City of Rochester
James F. Shaw, CPA, Davie Kaplan, CPA, P.C.
*James M. Sydor ’71, president and owner, Stefan Sydor Optics
Richard S. Warshof ’68, development chair, area vice president for
marketing and business development, Paychex, Inc. (retired)
James J. Ward, director emeritus; vice president,
Bausch & Lomb (retired)
Naomi Silver, president and chief executive officer, Rochester
Community Baseball, Inc.
Donald D. Welt, director emeritus; president, Welt Associates
Lori A. Van Dusen, audit chair, founding partner, LVW Advisors
Mark Siwiec, realtor, Nothnagle Realtors
Jan Z. Wiranowski, professor of mathematics, Monroe
Community College
Gary L. Squires ’76, president, Manning Squires Hennig,
Co., Inc.
Alice Holloway Young, Ed.D., honorary trustee and chair emerita;
Jeremy Wolk, treasurer and finance chair, attorney,
Nixon Peabody LLC
Scott M. Kogler, CPA, investment chair, Davie Kaplan, CPA, P.C.
FOUNDATION COUNCIL
*New Director (term 2013-2016)
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P R E S E N T , P A S T A N D F U T U R E: 3 0 Y E A R S O F L E A D E R S H I P
EVERY BRIGHT FUTURE NEEDS A STRONG FOUNDATION
Chairs of the MCC Foundation Board of Directors are leaders and philanthropists who help shape our
community and its future. Since 1983, these dedicated individuals have given generously of their time and
resources in order to keep public higher education accessible and quality-focused. Their dedication and
tireless advocacy inspires current and prospective supporters to prioritize the MCC Foundation among
charitable organizations. We are here because of generous and caring volunteers and role models—
for supporters and especially for MCC students.
CHAIRS OF THE MCC FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS
James P. Walsh
Joined the Board: 1983
Served as Chair: 1983-1984
Stephen D. Natapow
Vanburen N. Hansford, Jr.
John T. Smith ’71
Daniel M. Garr
Robert E. Brennan ’70
John L. Bartolotta
James J. Ward
Appointed to Foundation Council: 2010
Leonard E. Redon
Richard S. Warshof ’68
Howard Konar
John T. Smith ’71
David J. Mack
Daniel J. Burns
Begins service as Chair: 2013
Inspired by two White House initiatives and the State University of New York’s emphasis on economic
revitalization and enhanced quality of life, the MCC Foundation has made funding of student scholarships
its primary focus. A proven investment, scholarships support our region’s economic growth while helping to
ensure that our best and brightest can reach their potential here at home.
OUR GOAL IS CLEAR.
Every deserving student will receive the scholarship support they need to complete their educational
goals at Monroe Community College. This is why we’re here.
IN 2012-2013, THE MCC FOUNDATION:
A W A R D E D
E S TA BL ISHE D
$802,354
665
20 NEW
IN AID TO MCC—
SCHOL ARSHIPS
SCHOL ARSHIP
AN INCREASE OF 8.1%
TO MCC STUDENTS
F
INCREASED THE NUMBER
OF SCHOLARSHIPS BY
Past, present and current Chairs of the MCC Foundation Board of Directors celebrate their decades of service
and commitment to MCC students. Left to right: David J. Mack, John T. Smith ’71, Robert E. Brennan ’70, Howard
Konar, Richard S. Warshof ’68, James J. Ward, Leonard E. Redon and Daniel J. Burns.
35%
U
N
D
S
GREW THE MCC
FOUNDATION
ENDOWMENT
TO
$10 MILLION
“To assist those students who need financial support to achieve their life goals.
This is why we’re here.”
— DAVID J. MACK
TRANSFERRED
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OUTSTANDING MAJOR GIVING
ANNUAL FUND DONORS
The following donors made a major gift to the Monroe Community College Foundation during the past year and,
by doing so, created exceptional educational experiences at Monroe Community College. This is why we’re here.
$2,250,000
$50,000 – $99,999
Individuals
Individuals
Robin ’80 & Timothy ’80
Wentworth
Dawn & Jacques Lipson
Corporations/Foundations
$500,000
Foundation
Corning Incorporated Foundation
$250,000 – $499,999
Individual
James M. Sydor ’71
Foundation
Louis S. and Molly B. Wolk
Foundation
$100,000 – $249,999
Individuals
Pamela A. ’79 & Arunas A. Chesonis
Michael Krupnicki ’85
Excellus
M&T Bank/The M&T
Charitable Foundation
Rochester General Foundation
Siemens Industries, Inc.
Unity Health System
Medical Center
Duda Family Foundation
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Association
$20,000 – $49,999
Individuals
Katherine & Michael Bartholomay
Anthony D. Conte
David Schottler
Jan Z. Wiranowski
Anonymous
Ames-Amzalak Memorial Trust
The Community Foundation
Daisy Marquis Jones Foundation
Datrose Industries
Elmer W. Davis, Inc.
Horizons at Harley
Horizons National Student
Enrichment Program, Inc.
LeChase Construction
Services LLC
M/E Engineering, P.C.
Marie C. & Joseph C. Wilson
Foundation
National Geographic Society
Education Foundation
New York Propane Gas Association
Nu-Way Auto Parts
Anonymous
$5,000 – $19,999
Individuals
Mary & George Bauer
Jill M. Cicero & Paul D. MacAulay
Barbara & Tom Clark
Dolores & Raymond Coates
José & Karen Coronas
Vernita & Emerson Fullwood
Cynthia & Wayne Gilman
Bernice E. Hatch
Richard A. Kaplan
Anne M. Kress & Edward B.
Davis, III
Bob & Chris Latella
Dr. Barbara & John Lovenheim
Essie Calhoun-McDavid
& Bernard McDavid
Elaine S. Michael
Sandy Parker & Dutch Summers
Edward G. & Mary Kay ’94 Parrone
Kathleen E. Pavelka ’79
The Family of Mary Porcari Brady
Surekha & Deven Rajparia
Harold & Sally Riley
Sharon Kelly Sayers ’72
Mr. & Mrs. Barry Walker
Christine & Jim ’92 Wheeler
J. Christine Wilson &
Mary K. Collins
Melanie & Jeremy Wolk
Anonymous
Dixon Schwabl
Max & Marian Farash
Pivcon, Inc.
UA Local 13, Plumbers
and Pipefitters
United Way of Greater Rochester
West Webster Volunteer Firemen’s
Association
Zweigle’s Inc.
Anonymous
“The Thompson Family Scholarship changed
my life and the lives of my four children.”
— KERRI GUZMAN, HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION MAJOR
Inspired by a $100,000 matching gift pledge from John ’64 and Mary Thompson, a group of
MCC Foundation Directors launched the STAR Power Women’s Giving Initiative in May at
a reception hosted by MCC President Anne M. Kress. The initiative seeks to raise $20,000
per year ($100,000 total) over five years to secure the match and reinforce the fund that has
touched the lives of nearly 900 students, mostly single parents, since 1995. At press time, the
goal had already been exceeded!
SUPER STAR ($12,500)
ROCK STAR ($5,000)
Dixon Schwabl
Vernita Fullwood
Bernice E. Hatch
Anne M. Kress & Edward B.
Davis, III
Essie Calhoun-McDavid
& Bernard McDavid
Elaine S. Michael
Sandy Parker & Dutch Summers
Lori VanDusen
J. Christine Wilson & Mary K.
Collins
Zweigle’s
Anonymous
DAZZLING STAR ($2,500)
RISING STAR ($500)
Flor & Bobby Colón
James & Daria Shaw
Diane L. Shoger & Timothy M.
Coughlin
Donna Wenk
Susan & Dave Gurak
Peggy Weston Byrd & Ralph Byrd
Gretchen & Mick Wood
LUCKY STAR ($1,250)
Diana M. Lauria
Kathy & Rich Parrinello
LUMINARIES
Theresa M. Carter
Mrs. Beverly A. French
Ms. Mary Kress
Dolores & Brad Kruchten
Dr. Alice Holloway Young
Anonymous
STABINS SOCIETY
$5,000+
Individuals
George & Mary Bauer
Mr. & Mrs. Emerson U. Fullwood
Howard Konar
Anne M. Kress &
Edward B. Davis, III
Stuart R. Porter
Susan & Bob Touhsaent
Mr. Jan Z. Wiranowski
Alvin F. & Ruth K. Thiem
American Gas Association
The College at Brockport
Daemen College
Donald F. & Maxine B. Davison
Foundation
ExxonMobil Foundation
First Niagara Bank Foundation
GEICO
Hilbert College
Houghton College
Keuka College
Le Moyne College
Foundation
Max & Marian Farash Charitable
Foundation
Max A. Adler Charitable
Foundation, Inc.
Medaille College - Rochester
Campus
Association
Native American Education
Foundation
NYS Police Troop E Golf
Tournament
Niagara University
PepsiCo Inc.
Roberts Wesleyan College
Simon & Josephine Braitman Family
Supporting Foundation, Inc.
Sodexo, Inc. & Affiliates
The Statler Foundation
UNICON / RCCI
William & Sheila Konar Foundation
Xerox Corporation
PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE
$1,000 – $4,999
Individuals
Tom ’76 and Holly ’90 Anderson
Cerri A. Banks ’97
Lisa R. & John P. Baron
G. Christopher Belle-Isle ’67
Gail & Ted Bouk
George D. Braddon
Robert ’70 & Donna ’86 Brennan
Richard C. Brienzi ’79
Daniel J. Burns
Margaret ’74 & Theodorus ’74 Bus
Mr. Jack Cannon
Diane & Al Casey
Alan J. Cobb ’68
Karen M. ’76 & James J. Coffey
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Coke
Alex Cole
Mr. Peter Collinge
Flor & Bobby Colón
Sally Damon Turner
Jeff & Patt y Davis
Mr. John L. DiMarco, II
Lauren Dixon & Mike Schwabl
Jacalyn D. Erickson ’74 & Ed Warner
Sergio Esteban
Joan R. Ewing
Ernest S. Flagler ’10
Mr. Mieczyslaw Flur
Thomas & Kate Flynn
Ms. Judi Fonzi
Mrs. Josephine L. Fratangelo
Beverly A. French
Jane & Larry Glazer
Dr. Janet J. Glocker
Etsuko & Kenneth Goode
Lou Gramm ’71
Bernice E. Hatch
Hiram Hernadez, Sr.
Dr. Bett y J. Hopkins
Mr. & Mrs. William M. Hughes
Don ’71 & Nancy Jeffries
Mr. Junius R. Judson, II
Mr. Richard A. Kaplan
Terry Keys
Dr. Kevin R. Kimber
Mr. James Korneliusen
Dolores Kruchten
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony H. ’73 Lambiase
Dr. Lewis Lansky
Bob & Chris Latella
Beatriz B. Lebron ’04
Mr. Thomas J. Lobene
Mr. Arthur E. Lowenthal
David J. Mack
Dr. Peter A. Manzi
Joseph T. Marchese
Joseph T. Marchese, Jr.
Essie Calhoun-McDavid &
Bernard McDavid
Michael McDonough
Mr. Ernest J. Mellas
Elaine Michael
Nancy J. & Kenneth J. ’77 Mihalyov
Elizabeth S. & Lucien A. Morin
Jyoti & Mahendra Nanavati
Todd Oldham
Jeffrey Oliver
Ms. Patricia A. O’Neill
Jodi Oriel ’93
Dr. & Mrs. Emeterio M. Otero
Jean & Dick Ottalagana
Lee J. Patterson ’70 & Ellen M.
MacLeod
Frank H. Peace
S. Jay Popli
Denise & Leonard Redon
Mr. Gary J. Rivoli ’66
Nathan & Susan Robfogel
Marjorie Rolleston
Warren & Pam Rosenbaum
Dr. L. Louise Rozwell
Richard Ryther
Charles Salamone
Ted Scardino ’84
Thomas & Hilary Schroeder
Mary D. Seebach
Mr. & Mrs. Cornelius V. Sewell
Sandra Shatzel ’64
James & Daria Shaw
Barbara M. & Robert H. Shaw
Diane L. Shoger &
Timothy M. Coughlin
Ms. Naomi Silver
Hezekiah N. Simmons
Mark Siwiec & Duff y Palmer
Joanne & John T. ’71 Smith
Jean & Andy Sperr
Gary ’76 & Catherine Squires
Patricia A. Stevens ’68
Kevin T. Stickles ’88
Richard A. Swartzel
Brett ’91 & Carol Ann ’95 Thompson
Mary & John ’64 Thompson
Lori Van Dusen and Ronald Boillat
Vincent Vezza ’64
Drs. Saroj and T.K. Viswanathan
Mr. John B. Wadach
Jim & Bev Ward
Charis & Richard S. ’68 Warshof
Mr. Theodore Whitford, Jr. ’68
Lawrence Williams
Kimberley D. Willis ’91
J. Chistine Wilson & Mary K. Collins
Anonymous (2)
The Baron Family Foundation
Brite Computers
Cannon Industries, Inc.
Cornell/Weinstein Family
Foundation
Dixon Schwabl
ESM Associates
ETS National Community College
Advisory Council
First Niagara Bank
The Forum
The Gleason Works
Golden Memories
Johnson & Johnson Family
of Companies
KeyBank
LaBella Associates, P.C.
Lean Sourcing LLC
Lift Bridge Book Shop
Manning Squires Henning Co.
The M&T Charitable Foundation
MCC Bookstore
Paychex, Inc.
Pivcon, Inc.
Rochester Hotel Association
Rochester Regional Veterans
Business Council, Inc.
Rubens Family Foundation
SPX Foundation
SWBR Architects
St. Bonaventure University
Toyota Motor Sales, USA, Inc.
Trevett Cristo Salzer &
Andolina P.C.
The Vanguard Group Foundation
Var Data LLC
Vector Marketing Corporation
The Warren Fund
Wegmans
Women’s Club of Webster
MONROE COUNCIL
$500 – $999
Individuals
Ms. Christine A. Abbott
Carol H. Adams
Allen R. Angel
Mr. Matthew Augustine
John & Jackie Bartolotta
Shannon M. Bielaska ’77
Marty & Jill Birmingham
Miriam T. ’72 & Harold Bogdonoff
Ms. Donna C. Burke
Christine Cass ’92
Dr. Anthony Caterisano
Jack & Harriet Caton
Diane Cecero & Mark Whelan
Mary Ellen Clark
Kimberley & Bruce Collins
Cynthia L. Cooper
Donald D’Alessandro ’73
Sumati Devadutt
Edward & Carol Ann DiCesare
Geraldine Z. Doucette
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STAR POWER!
The following individuals, corporations and foundations gave generously to the MCC Annual Fund during
2012-2013. As the lifeblood of the college, the MCC Annual Fund ensures higher education at the college is
accessible, exceptional and innovative—designed to enable MCC graduates to successfully transfer to the
four-year institution of their choice or directly enter the workforce. This is why we are here.
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ANNUAL FUND DONORS
ANNUAL FUND DONORS
EDUCATION PIONEER SHARES HISTORY, CREATES FUTURES
MCC Honorary Trustee and Chair
Emerita Alice Holloway Young, Ed.D.
made a multidimensional planned gift
to the MCC Foundation in November
2012—once again touching the lives
of future MCC students and putting
some of the youngest in our community
on the path toward college. Her gift
will inspire students through three
endowed funds: a scholarship fund for
students with “untapped potential,” an
academic innovation fund to support
Delta Nu Omega Community
Foundation & Delta Nu Omega
Chapter of AKA Sorority, Inc.
Inter County Association of
Western New York
National Christian Foundation
Vigilant Solutions, Inc.
DEAN’S LIST
$250 – $499
Individuals
Kowanda Anderson
Dr. & Mrs. Jeffrey P. Bartkovich
Kathleen A. Baxter ’94
Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Bell
Mr. Akram Bou Ayash
Tracey & Mike Britton
Toni & Douglas W. ’84 Brooks
Patricia K. & Douglas J. ’67 Brown
Andria L. Bryant
Paul Bush
Susan Cable & Donald A. Tubman
Mike Carlino
Daniel T. Christner ’05
John & Barbara Cotnam
Alexis Dallo
Mrs. Eleanor Davis
Bruce Devlin
Lance & Hope ’84 Drummond
Ann M. Coffey-Durbin &
Thomas F. Durbin
Nicole Edwards
Ms. Brenda J. Ellison
Phyllis Everett
Mrs. Satenik Farid
Mary Jo ’87 & David H. ’86 Fatke
Marcia Faulkner
Roben A. & John B. Findlay
Shirley & Robert Flanigan
Mr. Kevin D. Flynn
Mrs. Toni F. Fontaine ’74
Marie France
Cozzetta C. Franklin
Andrea Giuffre ’70
Kathleen Hartgrove
Mr. & Mrs. George Herren
Ms. Cynthia Hinman
Mr. Jonathan Hladchuk
Ms. Emily Huling
Richard Janzso
Ms. Lena Johnson
Joe & Dale Klein
Scott Kogler
Sheila & William Konar
Jack Kramer
Sharon & Arthur Lagendyk
Dawn C. (Harris) LaMay ’67
Melody M. Landberg ’75
Diana M. Lauria & Thomas Koziol
Kristin Bilinda Leathersich
Dr. Alan T. Lefor
Ray & Patricia Macera
Fred ’82 & Jill McCullough
Mr. Leo S. Mengel
Dana K. Miller ’76
Frank Milligan
Ken Montgomery
Dr. Joan C. Mullaney
Linda Murphy
Rachel B. Mutter-Leonard
Claire Nabrotzky
Roberta Nichols
Mr. Gerard Nobiling
Dawn & Marten Olenski
Kenneth Lynn Payne ’75
Anita L. ’88 & Philip J. ’88 Pelletier
Jim & Bonnie Petrosino
Tod Porter ’76
Chuck ’66 & Eloise Puls
Patricia Quick
Paul Rector ’85
Ann & Robert W. Riemer
Renee & Gary Rigoni
Elizabeth Ripton
Douglas ’93 & Kimberly Rivers
Vincent J. Rotella
John ’68 & Joan Ruppersberger
Mr. Gregory P. Sak ’74
Lisa Schlachter ’79
Diane Scott
Peter Singh
Maureen & Bill Skehan
Bett y P. Smith ’82
Nancy J. Speedy
Ms. Thandie Sykes ’94
Bill ’69 & Marie Taillie
Ted & Nataliya Thompson
Grace Tillinghast
Rose Turgeon
Donald Van Leuven ’76
Mr. Christopher P. VanVessem ’84
Jayne E. Villard
Taine M. Vinci ’79
Mr. Robert H. Waechter ’81
Tramond G. Wallace
Ann D. Weintraub
Jack ’72 & Kathy Wheeler
James Winston ’75
Marlon Yander
Mrs. Debra S. Yestrebi
Mrs. Cheryl A. Young
Anonymous
Boy Scouts of America, Troop 163
Klein Steel Service, Inc.
Martino Flynn, LLC
Monroe County – DHS
Cares Committee
The Pike Company
Selling Strategies, Inc.
W.P. Taillie Service, Inc.
ASSOCIATES
$100 – $249
Individuals
Ms. Maha Abdallah
Suzanne N. Adrion
Dean R. Agnello ’73
Mr. Michael D. Agostinelli
Nancy Alamo ’75
Miss Deborah Alimentato ’84
Isameldin Altoom
Jean B. ’81 & Bruce V. Anderson
Vanessa Anderson ’88
Lorena Anoceto
Rachael Baker August
Valarie Avalone
Sheryl Avery
Lita W. ’81 & Thomas L. Bagley
Margaret & John Bailey
Marlene & Keith Baker
Susan D. ’89 & David M. Baker
Anne F. Barker
Gloria Barnett ’70
Mr. Peter T. Barnum
Mrs. Shirley Barone
Ms. Barbara J. Barr
Wendy L. Barr ’78
Pam Barrale & Libby Ford
Cecily Barrington ’72
Judith Bartels
Ms. Carol B. Bauerschmidt
Donald A. Beech
Tauria Bennett
Charles ’84 & Rose ’94 Benoit
Lawrence Berardi
Robert & Shirley ’85 Berry
Rose Brown-Bickel & Samuel Bickel
Donnessia M. Black
Ms. Linda M. Black-Ochsenbein
Diane M. and Paul E. Blair
Thomas Bodine
Susan Boland
Mark Bonsignore
Ms. Karen E. Desjardin ’83
Kathleen A. ’88 & Gary DeWitt
John ’68 and Virginia DiGiovanni
Richard J. DiMarzo
Ms. Linda M. DiStefano ’97
Ms. Jenita E. Dobbs-Billings
Bonnie S. Doell ’71
MaryJoe Dombek
Anmarie Donlin Fields ’01
Julius Dorsey
Marianne Dorsey
Shareese A. Dotson
Donald T. Dowling ’64
Ms. Tanya L. Downs
Vaughn Drake
Dr. Eric M. Dreyfuss
William M. Drumwright
Sud Duhart
Mr. & Mrs. ’66 Paul V. Dwyer II
Linda S. Eastman ’95
Karen E. & Howard G. Ebersman
Ms. Maria Echaniz
Gary Egan
Brenda Embrey
Ms. Joanne Siegle &
Dr. Reuben Epstein
Ms. Florine A. Erbland
Luz Estrada
Thomas F. Fantigrossi, Jr. ’74
Professor & Mrs. Laurence Feasel
Carolyn & Tony Felicetti
John A. Ferguson ’73
Marie Morin Fetzner &
Charles T. Fetzner
Mariene Fine
Mr. Jeffrey T. Fink ’72
David & Maryann Fish
John D. Fitzpatrick
Laurie Flanagan
Judith ’75 & Kevin Fleissig
Mr. Gregory T. Flood
Ms. Clianda A. Florence
Ms. Shabria Flowers
Orpah Ruth Francis ’76
Ms. Karen M. Frank ’92
Sarah Frasier
Ms. Diane D. Frasure ’89
Mrs. Richard L. Freeman ’86
Charles M. Frenz, Jr.
Robert Levine & Rise Friedman
Keith G. Galfo ’80
Teresa & Daniel ’85 Gallagher
Rita & Dave Garretson
Ms. Virginia Geer-Mentry
Dave Ghidiu
ALUMNUS WITH SPARK
This spring, Mahany Welding Supply
President and MCC alumnus Mike
Krupnicki ’85 launched the Krupnicki Family
Scholarship for Excellence in Welding with a
$100,800 pledge. The scholarship will prepare
students to earn their certification in order to
fill growing workforce demand for welders.
Krupnicki has been the driving force behind
MCC’s welding and fabrication certificate
program since 2007—educating future
welders at the Rochester Arc & Flame Center
he founded in 2012.
Mr. John R. Ghidiu
Janice & Anthony ’76 Giardino
M. Christine Gibson ’95
Tony Giovannetti
Philip S. Glickman, Esq.
Judith ’77 & Wilbur Gorley
Scott Gosert
Ellen & Nick Gozik
Ms. Susanne A. Grigsby ’87
Chet Grzelak
Ms. Victoria L. Hage ’72
Patrick T. Haggerty
Ms. Lynnette Hale
Richard & Catherine ’77 Hall
Judy Hall
Mr. John C. Hargather ’73
Tiffany Hargrett
Joyce C. ’78 & Stuart Harris
Mr. Thomas J. Harris
James Hart
Joyce & Philip Hart
Ms. Karen Hatch &
Dr. Dirk Bernold
Amy Hawke
Ms. Virginia Hebda
Ms. Janie R. Heberle ’89
Mr. Neil E. Herendeen
Mr. Mark J. Herzog ’76
Mark Hilyard
Denise Holman
Patricia M. & James R. ’75 Huber
Anna Marie Hughes ’84
Mr. Mark S. Hurley
Monica Hurley
Mr. Bernie Iacovangelo
Rachell Ingram
Lisa Inzana
John & Jacqueline Inzinga
Sherrill Ison
Ms. LaRita Ivery
Jeffery Jackson ’12
Gregory Jahn
Mary D. Jeffries
Linda M. & Phillip K. ’90 Johnson
Tyrone Johnson
Patsy Jones
Rebecca Jones
Pat Joram ’12
Tumba A. Kalumbwe
Michael Kane
Kim & Edward Kay
Mr. Wayne T. Keim ’77
Teresa & Dennis ’78 Kennelly
Ms. Norma Jean Kenney ’80
Bok S. Kim
Vikki Kolb ’04
Anne M. Korenstein
Linda ’70 & Joseph Kozelsky
Ms. Mara Kozelsky
Valerie Kuhn
Sandra Labega
Ann M. & Richard M. ’71 Lafford
Mr. Timothy M. LaForest ’92
JuliaKay ’99 & Roger F. Lareau
Melinda ’75 & Terry Larrington
Ms. Carole A. Laskey ’98
Ms. Maggie L. Latimer
Joanne & Richard Laudisi
Henry Douglas Laughton ’68
Ms. Kathryn Laughton ’86
Dr. Kathy G. Lawton
Valerie A. ’72 & Larry J. Lazzaro
Dr. Bridget Lee
Mr. Frank LePore ’84
Beverly L. Lewin ’75
Patricia ’69 & Larry Liddington
Hillary Lincourt
Ann Lindley Gill
Ms. Laurie Littlefield ’72
Mrs. Josephine M. Lombardo ’73
Roy F. Lomicka
Sharon R. & Andrew N. ’94
Lonthair
Mr. Kenneth J. Lord ’09
Audrey ’90 & Michael ’77 Loria
Michelle Lowe
Ms. Eileen M. Ludwig ’85
Brenda ’90 & Jim Lyness
Stephen K. Mack ’81
Richard F. Mackey
Mr. Timothy M. Maggio
Richard A. Mahar
Martha Maher-Garcia
Jeff Maillie
Mr. Kuc Majak
Ms. Marsha A. Major ’67
Teresa Malli
Nick Mammarello
Ida J. Mangione ’77
Ms. Jacqueline J. Manning ’74
Mr. John Marchioli
Denny Marra ’73
Irene L. & Jesu ’76 Marrero
Hasana D. Martin ’96
Marie & Thomas Marton
Melanie A. Mason ’06
Frank Mastrodonato ’75
Julie Ferency Matson ’79
Marie Mattison
Ms. Rebeka J. Mazzone
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Individuals, continued
Dover & Charlotte ’81 Downing
Ms. Janet Ekis ’92
Barbara R. Ellis ’90
Jane ’68 & Dan Garr
Diane & Peter Hammar
Dr. J. Derek Harrison
Raymond J. Hasenauer
Richard Hite
Robert ’74 & Carolyn Hoffman
Mrs. Donna N. Hunt ’77
Ms. Gloria D. Hunter
Loretta Kloda
Mrs. Patricia Kuby ’73
Lynn ’77 & Mark ’76 Kulzer
Alberta & Cecil Lee
Carlos Maldonado
Donald Marthage ’71
Carol & John Matteson
Carole McGhan-Hicks ’77
Thomas Montulli ’64
Mr. William A. Mulligan ’75
James & Lois Norman
Timothy & Michelle O’Brien
Jennifer & Mark ’90 Pastorella
R. John & Patricia Perrin
Alan & Janice Resnick
Susan M. Salvador &
Chuck Koffenberger
Laurel & Kurt Sanger
James Schwender
David J. Sharkey
Rilda S. Shaw
Mr. & Mrs. Brent W. Stromwall
Karen & Skip Warren
Chester ’73 & Francine Watson
Wendy ’78 & Stephen Watt
Mark Werner ’72
Mike ’76 & Debbie West
Gregory ’04 & Marcus Wilson
Phil & Cheryl Yawman
Erik Zeise
MCC’s Education Department and
our community’s future teachers, and a
fund to support Horizons at MCC. The
Horizons program serves the educational
needs of children in kindergarten
through 8th grade during the summer
months. Through planned giving,
Dr. Young created a lasting tribute to her
parents’ commitment to education and
an enduring legacy for MCC and the
students she loves.
Dawn V. Borgeest ’76
Mr. Gregg A. Bouchard
Susan & Richard Bowman
Kathie A. ’82 & William J. ’81 Breen
Peter Breitsch
Jean M. Breitung
Ms. Susan M. Brewster ’83
Paul W. Briggs
Alan Brightman ’75
Robert D. Brown
Thelma Brown
Twanda Buckingham
Patricia M. Burgess
Carol Burritt ’70
Barbaranette Butler
Mr. Carl R. Byers ’83
Mr. Miguel Calderon
Norma & Anthony ’83 Campbell
Michelle Capellupo
James M. Chappell ’85
Eleanor S. Cherin
Allison Childers
Ms. Rebecca D. Christner
Ms. Cornelia J. Cimbalo ’76
Ms. Tatiana Clader ’03
Dave Claffey
Cathleen E. Clancy
Margaret M. Clark ’76
Todd J. Clausen
C. Patricia & Ronald A. ’70 Cocquyt
Ann M. Coffey-Durbin &
Thomas F. Durbin
Essie Coley
Rosanna Condello
Gail Connell
Richard Connett
Paula Z. ’78 & Gary A. Cook
Corinne M. Coon ’64
Gregory Coons ’97
Anquinette Cray ’96
James R. Cronmiller
Valerie Crouch
Jane M. Cummings ’91
Annmarie Cymerman
Margaret M. Dailey ’04
Gail ’74 & Bradley Damon
Gordna Daskalovski
Judy A. Davis ’99
Ms. Carmen De Avila ’76
Thomas R. DeCory ’83
Richard & Sheila Degus
Debra A. ’77 & Dennis W. ’71
Delaney
Diane J. Dell ’88
Ms. Pamela Delyser
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ANNUAL FUND DONORS
ANNUAL FUND DONORS
RECOGNIZED LEADERSHIP
MCC Foundation Council member Al Casey and
MCC Foundation Executive Director Diane Shoger
were recognized by the Council for Advancement
and Support of Education (CASE) for their
leadership. Casey received the CASE District II’s
Robert L. Payton Award for Voluntary Service for
his leadership, volunteerism and philanthropy in
support of MCC and its students. Shoger received
CASE District II’s Professional of the Year Award for
her exceptional work and innovative leadership that
drive the success of the MCC Foundation.
JPMORGAN
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CHASE
C S ROCS
OCS THE FUTURE
Individuals, continued
Kathryn McArdle
Ms. Sharon E. McCarroll ’80
John R. & Joanna S. McCarthy
Ms. Katherine M. McCarthy ’78
Patricia & Mark McElroy
Donna McGee
Douglas McGraw
Roxanne Mcgregor
Ms. Lynn M. McLean ’91
Lucy K. Meaway ’11
Tom Meek ’69
Nicholas R. Meli ’84
Charlotte ’05 & James Melvin
Kathleen & David ’76 Memmel
Richard J. Menke
Marie R. ’74 & Joseph A. Merenda
Dulcie L. Meyer ’96
Dr. Edward D. Mills
Mr. Don Milton
Steven Minurka
Ms. Aidah Mirembe
Charles Mollenkopf
Mr. Matthew Montgomery
Diane & Daniel ’74 Montondo
Dorothy Montulli ’64
Marion Moore
Sukari N. Moore
Anne F. Morley ’04
Eileen Morris
Darylann Mott ’80
Mr. Otto Muller-Girard, Jr. ’87
Shannan L. & Thomas D. Myers
Arlene ’02 & James Nanry
Cathy & Thomas Napier
Mr. Gabriele Napolitano
Sharon Scurlock
Lindsey Sengle
Sharon Sens
William M. Setek, Jr.
Karen Shaw ’78
Cheryl Sherry
Lena Y. Shiao
Dr. Marvin & Mrs. Joan Shulman
Phyllis ’88 & Greg C. ’79 Siembor
Mr. William D. Sigismond
Ms. Jean Sikora
Louis Silvers
Tracy J. & Mark A. Simons
Kate Smith
Reginald B. Smith
Ms. Terrylynn Smith ’68
Kathleen Smithers
Mr. Lawrence G. Smykla
Mrs. Jill F. Snyder
Daniel Soboleski
Lissette Soto
Ivy & Ronald Space
Mr. William A. Spahn ’82
Christine Spain-Taylor
Andrea Spaulding
Charles H. Speirs
Jim Spillane
John F. Stabile
Annie L. Stackhouse
Ms. Mary R. Staie
Sally Stapley
Elise M. Steele
Mary Lee & Donald J. ’74 Stein
Cynthia A. Sullivan
Joy & Trevor Supersad
Frank Surace ’89
Steve & Cheryl Swartout
Ralph & Ruth ’84 Szweda
Minnie Taggert
Dorothy Tatum
Douglas Taylor ’64
Gail & Ken Terhaar
Mr. Dan R. Thies
Debbie & Timothy Thomas
Mr. John Tillinghast
Donna L. & William A. Torpey
Alexander Torres
Sharon Trenkler ’65
Ms. Florence Tripi
Joseph Tubiolo ’11
Joseph Tumminelli
Charles S. Turner
Clayton ’86 & April Turner
Lisa M. & Kevin L. ’89 Twitchell
Wayne Uter
Mr. John F. VanDemortel
Patricia VanOrman
William Vargas
Anthony ’73 & Joanne ’81 Ventura
Ms. MacClurg Vivian ’65
Mary ’83 & Glenn Wadsworth
Mr. Bennie Walker
Joan Wallace
Ms. Alice Washington
Debra Watson ’85
Bess Watts & Anne Tischer
Brian ’94 & Colleen Weaver
Steve Weider
Kim M. Weilert
Judith ’84 & Michael ’85 Welch
Mr. Thomas Welk
David Whitmore ’78
Mr. Gregory M. Williams ’73
Coliss Wilson
Lois W. Winslow ’82
Mr. Alan Wolfanger ’88
Charlotte J. & Norman J. ’65 Wright
Jacqueline ’78 & Richard Zuber
Anonymous (4)
The Bank of America Charitable
Foundation
Bauman’s Farm Market
GE Foundation
GlaxoSmithKline Foundation
Greater Rochester Association of
Realtors, Inc.
Merck Partnership for Giving
Millbrook Farms LLC
Tee’s & Specialties
Thomson Reuters
Ravenwood Golf Club
Runner Butter LLC
ADDITIONAL GIFTS
UNDER $100
Individuals
Ms. Donna M. Abby ’75
Anna Abel
Christine Accorso
Tammy Adams
Michael W. Aikens ’89
Janice Albert ’84
Ms. Jen Alessi
Coretta Alexande
Debra ’08 & David Alimentato
Susan & Douglas Allen
Ms. Luva K. Alvarez
April Amodei
Cynthia A. Anderson ’82
Nancy Anderson ’77
Martha F. Andres ’78
Christine Anthony
Linda ’82 & Fernando Antonio
Ms. Kimberly A. Aquila
Debbie J. Archambeau
Annemarie Arnone
Ms. Adriann C. Ashley
Mary M. ’77 & Mark S. Avery
Matthew Avery
Dr. Javier Ayala
Deborah L. ’77 & Walton T. ’76 Ayer
Leigh Ann & Robert Babcock
Millie Bacher ’90
Karen Baird
Catherine Baker
Diane & Richard ’68 Baker
Ms. Heather M. Baleno ’97
Irene & David Barber
Kesha Barnes
Kyle P. Barone ’05
Gayle Barrett ’81
Mrs. Nicole M. Barrows ’02
Jill Bartkovich
Kathryn Fowler Barton ’75
Mr. Arthur R. Bartosch ’83
Mr. & Mrs. James A. ’78 Battaglia
Carol A. Battles
Mr. James J. Battoglia ’77
Mr. James F. Bauman ’75
A. Beckwith ’84
Judy C. Beers
Ms. Maryjo Beers-Takash ’73
Mr. Mark R. Bellavia
Kimberly Benedetto
Ms. Barbara A. Bennett
Ilene S. Benz
Rachel Benzing
Stephanie L. Benzing ’10
Joseph E. Berger
Hannah Lee ’81 & John Berry
Judy ’80 & Bob Bertram
Pamela Bialaszewski
Ms. Sandra A. Bialaszewski ’90
Susan Bielinski
Andrew Binder
Jana Bishop
Vasttee Blue
Karen & Keith Bock
Mr. James R. Boehler
Mr. Michael Boehme
Ms. Kathleen Bolton
Amy Bombard
Somprasong Boonroong ’03
Kathleen Donna Borbee
Zak Borden
Cristie Borst
Dr. William M. Boylin ’71
Lawrence Bradshaw ’75
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence D. Bradshaw
Patricia R. & Ronald D. ’72 Bradt
Kathleen J. Brady ’74
Warren A. Brady ’83
Mrs. Joy E. Braselton
Karen A. ’92 & Scott R. Bready
Jeanne ’83 & Gerard ’73 Brien
Geraldine Briggs
Michael Broderick ’79
Kathleen K. Bromley
Patricia K. & Douglas J. ’67 Brown
Jean M. Brown
Mr. Michael M. Brown
Ruth E. Brown
Teresa Brown
Kim Browning
Michelle M. Bruzee
Melissa Burley ’07
Ann Schippers Burns ’78
Ms. Paula V. Burnside
Ms. Michele V. Burwell
Beverly Buscemi
Carmen C. Bush
Lori A. Byington
Sheila Byrd
Barbara Calamia
Douglas R. Caliri ’81
Mildred C. Murphy-Cama ’73
Mary & Alex Cameron
Connie M. Campisi
Diane S. ’77 & Michael E. Campoli
Mr. Scott R. Canaan
Ms. Margaret F. Cappello ’94
Mr. Avandro R. Cardilli ’71
Mr. Richard P. Carey and
JoAnn Carey
Ms. Rosita Caridi-Miller
Mr. Ryan R. Carr ’02
Suzanne Carroll ’84
Mr. Thomas G. Carroll
Elvira & Daniel ’70 Caruso
Suzanne Cassata, DDS ’82
Veronica Castillo
Sylvia Castro
Mr. Theodore D. Catlin ’78
Mr. Richard A. Chamberlin ’78
Ms. Zena B. Chambers ’07
Diane Cheasty
Ms. Susan H. Chen ’92
Tatyana Chervonyak
Valerie M. & Ernest L. ’72 Child
Loretta Chrzan-Williams ’78
William Cibulka
Mr. Charles Clarke
Mr. Willie J. Clemons ’03
SECRET TO HER SUCCESS
Recent MCC Alumni Hall of Fame inductee Cerri A. Banks,
Ph.D. ’97 advised the Class of 2013 to “find and accomplish
your noble purpose and then find more than one. …
Decide what you will offer a world that needs so much.”
During her Commencement keynote, she described how her
educational journey began at MCC’s Damon City Campus,
setting the foundation for her current role as vice president
for student affairs and dean of the college at Mount Holyoke
College in South Hampton, Massachusetts. She believes her
success in the field of education is a direct result of starting
at MCC.
“You represent all ages, social classes
… and ways of thinking. You are the
United States of America, a living
example of this nation’s diversity.”
— CERRI A. BANKS, PH.D. ’97,
2013 MCC COMMENCEMENT KEYNOTE
Lorne Cohen ’82
Jeffrey D. Colby
Jennifer R. & John M. Condame
Vivian ’73 & David Condello
Cheryl ’00 & Donald ’82 Confarotta
Dennis & Sharon Conheady
Mr. Andrew Conley
Richard Connett
Patricia ’71 & Thomas Conrad
Barbara Cook
Lorie Cook ’70
Laura Coriddi ’02
Ms. Geraldine Cornell ’90
Ms. Susan H. Corrie
Mr. James M. Cortina ’70
Rene Coss
David Coye & Jean Green
Eva M. Crawford
Lawrence Cresswell ’79
Jason Croft ’94
Thomas Cronmiller
Kathleen & David Crowe
Clarabelle Cruz
Ms. Donna V. Cummings ’89
B.J. Cunningham ’76
Robert R. Cunningham
Susan L. & Robert F. ’72
Cunningham
Roxanne & Lawrence Curtis
Mr. Gary A. Czerkas ’79
Prudence P. Damia ’86
Mary Ann Dannhauser ’98
Ms. Lynn E. Darkow ’86
Ms. Nashaw Davis
Mark A. & Susan L. ’91 Davis
Ms. Susan E. Davis
Carl Davy
Grace Dean
Mr. Ward A. Dean
Ms. Genevieve A. DeClerck ’97
Cheryl Deeley
Elizabeth ’91 & James DeFranco
Dr. MaryAnn DeMario
Ms. Mary R. Dematteo ’87
Kathleen Dermody
Katherine E. DeRusso
Carol M. Derycke ’92
Winsone Desouza
Suzanne M. Dettman ’66
Mr. Robert E. Dezen ’75
Mariella & George ’86 Diaz
Deborah & Richard DiCesare
Susan ’76 & James Diermeier
Ms. Kathleen A. Dietz, R.N. ’80
Mr. Vincent DiGaspari
Mr. Rocco DiGiovanni
Joanne DiMarco
Mr. Ronald A. DiRaimo ’76
Ms. Cynthia L. Dise ’73
Ms. Tami M. Divers
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JPMorgan Chase gave $50,000 to the MCC Foundation
in July to support the ROC the Future initiative—
a collaboration of more than 100 community
organizations, including MCC, that aims to create a
cradle-to-career educational pipeline that aligns existing
resources to provide better support to children and their
families. Its goal addresses the need for improved student
outcomes that lead to college and career readiness. This
gift allows MCC to serve as a base of operations for ROC
the Future and provides the necessary infrastructure so
the program can have an immediate impact on the future
of Rochester’s children.
Lulu Nash
Toni L. ’80 & Mark R. Nelepovitz
Mr. Thomas L. Nelson, Sr. ’82
Elizabeth Neureiter-Seely
Mr. James C. Nichols ’76
Ms. Debbie Oberhofer
Michael P. O’Connell
Patrick J. O’Connor ’95
Rose C. & Thomas J. Oldfield
Mary E. ’75 & Richard E. ’67
O’Toole
Mr. Michael G. Otto ’86
Bliss E. Owen ’80
Ms. Mary L. Pabrinkis ’74
John and Mary Pace
Michael Paiz
Joanne K. & Thomas E. ’65 Palmer
Nancy ’87 & Steve ’75 Parmeter
Dan Parry
Jane E. Passamonte ’94
Ms. Dolores Pasto-Ziobro
Gregory A. Patterson
Mr. & Mrs. Brent H. Penwarden
Rosemary & Anthony ’73 Pergolizzi
Theresa Perticone ’98
Varda & Larry ’75 Peskowitz
Ms. Jenny B. Petersen
Jack S. Phillips
Ms. Letitia Pickering ’74
Carol A. Piendel ’80
Mr. Leonardo Pino ’86
Elizabeth Pixley
Alan M. Plath
Ms. Donna Pogroszewski ’78
Karen & Steven Polo
Ms. Carol Porras ’77
Alan Powell ’78
Bethel Ann & Richard G. ’65 Powers
Mr. Gregory G. Powhida
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Prestianni
John T. Privitera ’66
Mr. Thomas M. Privitere ’73
Michael & Amy ’75 Quattrociocchi
Brenda L. Quick ’06
Mary Quinlan
Terese & Peter Quinn
Terese A. Quinn ’06
Steven T. Ralph ’94
Ms. Martha L. Ramsay ’87
Nancy Rawlins ’83
Ms. Lois T. Reddick
Mr. Stephen M. Reed ’77
Gloria & John E. ’73 Reynolds
Cindy L. & William T. ’77 Reynolds
Mr. David K. Richardson ’73
Debra & Zacarias ’85 Rivera
Barbara Robinson ’75
Mr. Chad J. Robinson ’95
Dale ’92 & Marion Robinson
Dick & Bea Rosenbloom
Charles & Sandra Ruff
Raymond T. Ruff
Martin Rumscheidt
Bud & Joan Rusitzky
Ms. Kathleen M. White-Ryan &
Mr. Michael F. Ryan, Jr. ’73
Louise N. ’85 & Richard S. ’67
Sadowski
Ms. Elizabeth R. Sanders ’84
Luis Santiago ’79
Cherie & David ’74 Sarachan
Marcia Savage
Ms. Nancy C. Schiano
Phyllis S. ’07 & Brian A. ’80 Schirano
Dr. & Mrs. James Schuster
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WHY WE’RE HERE
ANNUAL FUND DONORS
ANNUAL FUND DONORS
ADDITIONAL GIFTS UNDER $100, CONTINUED
ROC THE DAY FOR MCC
The ROC the Day for MCC 2012 campaign raised $10,375 in 24 hours
in December—a 20 percent increase over 2011. MCC Foundation
Directors S. Jay Popli and Naomi Silver motivated donors through their
$2,500 challenge match. Foundation Directors joined alumni, faculty,
students, administrators, retirees and friends in securing the matching
gift. The MCC Association/MCC Bookstore and Sodexo also played
key roles in the success of this year’s campaign.
Manning Squires Hennig Co.
Anita D. Manuele
Dr. Maryann Marino Biology Dept.
Michael Miller
Deborah A. Mohr
Kathleen A. Moyse ’94
Susan M. Nupp
Mary A. O’Reilly ’81
Jennifer & Mark ’90 Pastorella
S. Jay Popli
Jodell A. Raymond
Sharilyn Rediess
Deneen D. Rhode
Beth S. Saffer ’69
Susan M. Salvador &
Chuck Koffenberger
Jane E. Scudder
Diane L. Shoger &
Timothy M. Coughlin
Naomi Silver
Sodexo, Inc & Affiliates
Valerie L. Thornberg ’11
Kara J. Tierney
Susan Tingey
Ann & Thomas Topping
Anonymous
MCC FOUNDATION ALUMNI
PROGRAM SPONSORS
Sponsors of the MCC Foundation Alumni Program offer generous
support of recent and upcoming graduates and are visible on campus
during special celebrations leading up to and including MCC’s annual
Commencement ceremony. The MCC Foundation thanks the following
for their unique support of student success and achievement at MCC.
OVER $10,000
GEICO
$5,000 LEVEL
The College at Brockport
Daemen College
Hilbert College
Houghton College
Keuka College
Le Moyne College
Medaille College
Niagara University
$2,500 LEVEL
St. Bonaventure University
Ms. Jennifer Gardinier
Mary Gardner
Elizabeth A. &
Charles A. ’78 Garlock
Anne Garretson
Rosemary Garretson
Ms. Elizabeth A. Garrisi
Glenn Gates
Ms. Carol A. Gayeski ’98
Mrs. Barbara J. Genier ’02
Mr. Dennis R. Gent ’71
Jacqueline A. Germano ’87
Nancy M. & James J. Gertner
Paul Gerwitz
George Getman
Catherine M. Ghidiu
Mr. John Ghidiu
Ms. Patricia H. Giblin
Barbara J. & David R. ’05 Gill
H. Claire Gladwell ’75
Chris Gleason
Teresa Ann ’84 & James R. Godfrey
Danielle Goforth
Ms. Amy L. Goldman
Michael Gonzalez
Ms. Susan M. Goode
Roberta & Edward J. Gough
Ms. Monica M. Graham ’05
Ms. Joan E. Grakowsky
Ms. Nancy Gramkee-Cuer
David Graupman
Mr. Jared Green
Joan Green
Junnie J. Green
Ms. Amy Greer
Donna & Gary Grella
Mrs. Vivian V. Griego ’76
Patricia & Albert ’71 Griepsma
Judy Griffith
Joanna & Michael R. Grosodonia
David ’70 & Susan Groth
Susan Gurak
Lenila Haag ’76
Mr. Stephen A. Hakes
Ms. Mary L. Hallett
Ms. Christine E. Hamlin ’86
Christopher Hamm
Mr. James P. Hanrahan ’73
Melissa Harrel
Jim ’80 & Donna Harrington
Mr. Christopher A. Harris ’08
James B. Harrison
Mark W. Harrison
Mr. Steven J. Hart ’75
Amanda Hartman
Dale Hartnett
Anna Hasimaj
Kathleen & Robert Hauck
Kevin M. ’98 & Gina Haughan
Holly & Sam Havens
Ms. Sharon A. Hawkins
Cynthia E. ’81 & Thomas M. ’75
Heagerty
Judith A. Heberle ’79
Mr. Michael A. Heel
Jean & Gary Heinsler
Ms. Ramona Henderson ’79
Ms. Susan L. Henning
Michael Henrichs
Mr. Collin Sheridan Henrie
Ms. Carmen M. Hernandez
Ms. Kathlyn Herzog
Mr. Robert H. Herzog
Mr. Douglas S. Heyden
Amy M. Hibbard
Gretchen Hicks
Barbara L. & Robert L. ’69 Hill
William ’89 & Nancy Holland
Randy Horning
Maria E. ’90 & Robert W. ’90
Horrocks
Jean & Robert Huber
Janel Hunley
Ms. Wendy J. Huntone ’78
Ms. Lisa K. Huson ’75
Janine Huussen
Ms. Colette A. Hyde ’95
Makenzie L. Ikeler
Ms. Taunja L. Isaac ’05
Ms. Mildred E. Jacque ’75
Mr. Randy A. Jacque ’74
Jay Jeffries
David & Christine Jehle
Nancy M. Jemison ’73
Eric Johannisson
Cynthia & Michael Johnson
Joseph & Inez Johnson
Linda ’81 & H. Wilson Johnson
Lynda Johnson
Ms. Jill E. Johnston ’85
Anita Jones
Rainey Jones
Mr. Anthony E. Joseph ’72
Sandy Jurkiewicz
Mark K. Kaleta ’80
Margaret Kaminsky
Hava Kapidzic
Nico & Staci Karagosian
Naomi Karolinski
Deborah A. ’02 & Joseph J. Kashmer
Mr. John M. Kavanaugh
Ethan Kelley
Philip J. Kellogg ’81
Judith ’86 & Robert Kelly
Felix K. Kemboi
Ms. Maria Kendig
Karen Kester
Ms. Carol A. Kier ’72
Ms. Virginia C. Kimball ’66
Kyle & Cindy Kindle
Barbara Ann King ’86
Ms. Latrenda S. King ’96
Dr. Robert N. King
Ms. Mary H. Kirkendale ’79
Ms. Anne K. Kirkpatrick
Ms. Denise M. Klein
Ms. Joyce B. Klemmer ’76
Mallory Knapp
Darlene Koehler
Mary Kolbuc
Andrea Kords ’81
Mr. Dietmar T. Kost ’81
Kirsten M. Krasz
Ms. Marlene Kreiley ’90
Mrs. Maureen E. Krenzer ’80
Kevin Krueger
Wanda Kudaj ’95
Christopher K. Kumar
Deborah ’81 & Peter Kummer
Mrs. Lynne M. Kurz ’84
James B. Labb ’85
Elizabeth Laidlaw
Bett y J. Lamb ’70
Michael LaMothe
Alyssa M. Lasch
Ms. Dorothy B. Latone
Mr. Neil E. Laundry
Joanne Laurini
Katherine A. Lazary ’76
Joanne Lazore
Charles D. Leary ’73
Julian Lee
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey LeGere
Kathryn M. ’81 & Robert B. Lemcke
Ms. Sonja Lenhard
Richard J. Leppert
Melvin Levin ’65
David M. Levine ’77
Ms. Mary M. Lewczyk ’87
Gail A. & Jerome J. Lewis
Ms. Cassie L. Lewis-Getman
Mr. Willie J. Lightfoot ’97
Joyce A. Lippa
Ms. Barbara Litterio
Ms. Bonnie Lloyd ’66
Mr. Joseph E. Lo Tempio ’71
Anna Lorenz
Warren Love
Dr. Jeanne Loysen ’66
Shannon Luce
Ms. Alberta Pace Luce &
Mr. Thomas J. Luce ’80
Marie Lyman
Dr. William J. Lynam
Mary M. ’73 & Gerald Lynch
Kim Lyons
Carolyn Mabb
Kyle W. Madden ’07
Mrs. Kristin M. Magin
Jenifer & Timothy ’92 Mahan
Ellen Z. Mahler ’85
Paul Maier
Mimi Maiuri
Dale ’70 & Nancy Mallory
Patricia ’84 & Peter Mancuso
Anthony Mangione
Susan & Allan Manley
Mrs. Anita D. Manuele
Maryann & Dale Marino
Brian Martin
George C. Mastrodonato
Mr. & Mrs. James A. Matteson
Mary Ann & Richard P. ’74 Mattice
Ms. Peggy A. Mazzullo
Luba McCann ’75
Helen McCarthy
Susan McCrossen ’98
Ms. Maxine M. McDonald ’86
Mr. Timothy J. McDonnell
Ms. Margaret A. McDougall ’66
Mary F. ’77 & Michael R. McEntee
Joyce K. & Jeffery J. McGrath
Tom McGrew
Kimberly McKinsey-Mabry ’95
Margaret & John ’66 McNall
Christopher ’96 & Janet ’95 Mears
Mr. Bruce Mellen
Gilberto Mendez
Juan Mendez
Mrs. Eileen N. Merberg ’82
Ms. Andrea S. Mercier ’80
Sandra L. Merritt
Arlene Meyer
Jennifer Michaud
Mr. Clair Milburn ’64
David Miller
Mr. Gary M. Miller
Michael Miller
Patricia Miller
Ms. Sondra M. Miller ’88
Colleen Milner ’95
Jill Misterka ’79
Remegia A. Mitchell
Mr. Ross F. Mittiga ’72
Mary L. Moffit ’86
Ms. Deborah A. Mohr
Christine M. Mojsej ’04
Suzanne B. ’94 &
Charles L. Montante
Ms. Elizabeth A. Moore, RN ’70
May Moore
Fe Moran
Patrick Moreland
Leslie Ann ’85 & John M. Morelli
Lucien A. Morin, II
Amy L. Moritz
Mike Morone
Lucille P. ’10 & Norman R. Morrill
Carole Markley Morris ’88
Mr. Craig Morris
Jennifer L. Morris
Professor Karen L. Morris
William R. Morris
Ms. Nancy Moses
Latrelle Mosley
Sheranda Moss
Ms. Kathleen A. Moyse ’94
Vicki A. ’88 & Thomas M. Mucher
Bill Mulligan, Jr. ’71
Ms. Mary T. Murphy
Mrs. Susan L. Murphy ’74
Mildred C. Murphy-Cama ’73
Erika L. Muscato
Susanne E. Muscato
Amy Myer
Edna Mae ’86 & Donald L. Nadeau
Kenneth R. Napierala
Diane Navarro
Ms. Tammy N. Nazarko
D’Nita Nelson
Mrs. Nancy E. Newman ’80
Ms. Terrene C. Nicastro ’97
Meghan Nieznanski ’10
Mr. Howard T. Nix ’70
Pearline & Gerald Noble
Donna Noce ’76 & Jack Stanton
Ms. Mary Pauline Nolan
Ms. Susan M. Noonan
Ms. Susan M. Nupp
Betsy O’Brien
Colleen M. O’Brien
Mr. Juan C. Ocasio ’81
Patrick T. O’Connor ’83 &
Lisa Stiler-O’Connor
Ms. Karen Olek ’74
Ms. Dalia M. Oliver ’88
Ms. Patricia S. O’Neil ’78
Maria Opaczewski
Mrs. Mary A. O’Reilly ’81
James M. O’Sullivan ’77
Barbara J. ’88 &
George J. Ottenschot
Linus E. Otto ’68
Barbara ’84 & James Ozminkowski
Laurie A. ’90 & Todd E. Packer
Diego Pagan
Connie & Jim Palermo
Nancy & James Palermo
John ’69 and Ann Palermo
Stephen T. Palmer ’97
UNSURPASSED COMMITMENT
AND LEADERSHIP: M&T BANK
M&T Bank’s commitment to the success of the MCC
Foundation is unsurpassed since 1983. In addition to M&T
Bank’s sponsorship of the annual Gold Star Gala, Salute to
Excellence and Scholarship Open events, bank representatives
have given personally of themselves as community leaders
and as private philanthropists. They value meeting M&T
Scholarship recipients in return as part of their involvement.
Incoming MCC Foundation Board of Directors Chair
Daniel J. Burns is the sixth consecutive M&T Bank
representative to serve on the Foundation board.
CONGRATULATIONS
to Al Casey, M/E Engineering, and Daniel J. Burns, M&T
Bank, for receiving awards from the Association of Fundraising
Professionals, Genesee Valley Chapter in November 2012.
Casey, a member of the MCC Foundation Council, and his
company were recognized with the Outstanding Corporation
award. Burns, Foundation Board chair-elect, received
the Outstanding Volunteer Fundraiser award. The Daisy
Marquis Jones Foundation, sponsor of the Summer Youth
Sports Program at MCC, was recognized as the Outstanding
Foundation at the awards ceremony.
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Christine A. Abbott
Tracey & Mike Britton
Jack Cannon
Diane Cheasty
Rosanna Condello
Cynthia L. Cooper
Lauren Dixon
Janet Ekis ’92
Lisa & Robin Fluman
Virginia Geer-Mentry
Dave Ghidiu
Susan & David Gurak
Bernice E. Hatch
Ms. Karen Hatch & Dr. Dirk Bernold
Michael A. Heel
Collin Sheridan Henrie
Eric Johannisson
Junius R. Judson, II
Naomi Karolinski
Dr. Anne M. Kress &
Mr. Edward B. Davis, III
Elizabeth Laidlaw
Diana M. Lauria
Alberta & Cecil Lee
MCC Bookstore
David J. Mack
Kyle W. Madden ’07
Andrew Dixon ’75
Tamara & Norman Dixon
Ms. Kimberly Ann Dodson ’11
Nancy Doll
Dorothy A. Donaldson
Thomas A. Donnellan
Ms. Linda J. D’Onofrio ’66
Sandra J. Doorley
Ms. Jacqueline S. Dorsey
Eileen M. Doyle ’73
Margaret Doyle ’85
Kimberly A. Dudrak
Bett y A. Duhart ’08
Valerie Dulmage
Nancy S. Dupra ’97
Martin Dvorin
Mr. & Mrs. ’66 Paul V. Dwyer II
Jeffrey I. Ebel
Kathleen Ebeling ’04
Margaret Elliott Ecklund ’79
Dale Edwards
James Ekis
Stephanie Eldred
Lisa & Joel ’87 Elliot
Laura Emerson
Christina Engels Vattana ’82 &
Sounthone E. Vattana ’85
Mr. David L. Erbland ’97
Ms. Jeanne M. Erway
Ms. Susanne B. Esan
Mr. David J. Evans
Mr. William W. Eve ’70
Mr. Thomas P. Everetts
Mr. Ronald H. Eygabroad
Barbara & Neil Fagenbaum
Sharon Falkenstein
Linda & Douglas ’78 Farina
Mr. Moses Farley
Marion J. & William H. Farr
Marlene Farrington
Steven Farrington
James Fasino ’72
Loretta & Philip Fedele
Sharon Feldman ’79
Peter Fellegara
Susan Fenn
Ms. Linda S. Fetter ’91
Cristin Finch
Judy Finch ’80
Barbara S. & Alan L. ’76 Fine
Thomas A. Fitzak
Charles Fitzgerald ’71
Mr. Timothy FitzMorris ’86
George Fleck
Lisa & Robin Fluman
Jayne Flynn ’78
Mr. Bruce Folz ’84
James M. Foos
Lynda G. Foti ’98
Brend Sage Frank &
John P. Frank ’91
Mr. Richard T. Frank
Lynne ’87 & Andrew ’87 Freeman
Ms. Carolyn B. French ’74
Cynthia Frew ’86
Julianna & Aaron Frisch
Jeremy Fromm
Melissa Debra Fromm
Ron Fugle
Lisa Fuino
Patricia A. ’74 & Francis J. Gacioch
Yohannes Gahsu
Donna Gallmeyer
M. Veronica & Leslie ’83 Gambee
Nancy & Joseph Garbarino
Ms. Divina D. Garces
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ANNUAL FUND DONORS
MATCHING GIFTS
GIFTS IN KIND
Bank of America Charitable Foundation
ExxonMobil Foundation
GE Foundation
Gannett Foundation
GlaxoSmithKline Foundation
Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies
Merck Partnership for Giving
SPX Foundation
The Scholarship Foundation
Thomson Reuters
The Vanguard Group Foundation
Xerox Corporation
Individuals
Alex Cole
Dr. Kevin R. Kimber
Rachel B. Mutter-Leonard
Jeffrey Oliver
Lawrence Williams
Five Guys
Frito-Lay, Inc.
Jines Restaurant, Inc
Nu-Way Auto Parts
Pomodoro Grill and Wine Bar
Ravenwood Golf Club
Runner Butter LLC
2Vine
Wegmans
Anonymous
Cheesecake Factory
Chili’s Restaurant
Delmonico’s Italian Steakhouse
Dixon Schwabl
In spite of extensive efforts to avoid errors and omissions in this year’s honor roll of contributors, mistakes may occur. If your name is listed incorrectly, missspelled or omitted,
please notify the MCC Foundation immediately at 585.262.1500. Gifts recieved after August 31, 2013, will be included in next year’s annual report.
HOPE IN RESPONSE TO A TRAGEDY
In response to the tragic loss of West Webster Fire Department
volunteers MCC alumnus Lt. Michael “Chip” Chiapperini ’89 and
student Tomasz Kaczowka on December 24, 2012, the Wheeler
Family of Naples, Florida, reached out to the MCC Foundation and
established a memorial scholarship. The Lt. Michael J. Chiapperini
and Tomasz M. Kaczowka Memorial Scholarship, established with
a $10,000 pledge, honors their service and sacrifice by providing
support to students enrolled in MCC’s Fire Protection Technology
program—supporting the success of our community’s next
generation of firefighters.
The Wheelers’ gift motivated many in the college family to also
support the fund. Employees of Brite Computers’ Public Safety
Division Computing Group, which worked often with Chiapperini
and considered him a friend, gave more than $1,000 to the fund.
Brite Computers owners John ’71 and Justin Smith matched the
employee donations. Brite corporate partner Vigilant Solutions
also contributed $500.
In August, the West Webster Volunteer Firemens’ Association
contributed $15,000 to the fund to help endow it in perpetuity.
"Assisting young men and women to earn a degree in Fire Protection
Technology, and to eventually have a career in firefighting, is something
I know Chip and Tomasz would be proud of."
— KEN SMITH, WEST WEBSTER VOLUNTEER FIREMEN’S ASSOCIATION
GIFTS FOR WEST WEBSTER FIRE DEPARTMENT
“Through all of this, what is really important is that when we look back
years from now, Chip and Tomasz’s sacrifice, their dedication and their
selflessness will still be recognized through this scholarship.”
— CHRISTINE WHEELER
JIM AND CHRISTINE WHEELER
“This is so near and dear to our hearts. … We recognize that we
would not be able to live the lives we do without people like Mike and
Tomasz. Tragic occurrences leave an impact. We rely heavily on those
firefighters, and they paid with their lives.”
— JUSTIN SMITH, BRITE COMPUTERS
BRITE COMPUTERS
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$50,000 AND ABOVE
Duda Family Foundation
ASSETS FOR INDEPENDENCE
$25,000 AND ABOVE
Assets for Independence (AFI) is a unique, new opportunity for MCC that combines federal and
private scholarship funds to assist deserving students with a demonstrated financial need. Th rough
AFI, eligible MCC students could be provided up to an 8:1 match of funds they have saved to pay
for their own education. Thanks to the generosity of the following private partners, MCC was able
to apply for a federal grant to bring the benefits of the AFI program to our students.
$10,000 AND ABOVE
Bob & Chris Latella
$5,000 AND ABOVE
Mary & George Bauer
Mr. Richard A. Kaplan
ANNUAL FUND DONORS
ANNUAL FUND DONORS
JUKE BOX HERO
Award-winning musician, songwriter, and MCC Alumni Hall of Fame
member Lou Gramm ’71 launched his autobiography, Juke Box Hero:
My Five Decades in Rock ’n’ Roll (Triumph Books) at MCC in May. More
than 300 fans were captivated during a live interview and performance
of Gramm’s greatest hits. Fans also spoke individually with Gramm
and received a signed copy of the book, co-written with Scott Pitoniak.
Gramm gave a portion of the proceeds to the Foundation to support
those following in his footsteps at MCC.
“I was a determined young man. I had a vision
for my life and I followed it.”
— LOU GRAMM ’71
Ruth ’83 & Lloyd Relyea
Karen ’86 & James Reynolds
Ms. Karen S. Rheinheimer ’89
Ms. Deneen D. Rhode
Ms. Delia H. Rhodes
Ms. Barbara A. Richardson
Laura Ricketts
Elise Rittenhouse
Scott W. Rivard
Ms. Mary C. Rizzo
George J. Robbins ’82
Mr. Daniel E. Robertson
Diana M. Robinson
Ms. Dolores Robinson
Tammie M. ’89 &
Ronald A. Rodgers
Brunilda Rodriguez
Rosa Rodriguez
David H. Rogachefsky ’71
Michael Rogers
JoAnn Romano-Egan ’80
Sonia Romantini ’77
Mr. Bryan J. Roof
Katherine S. Root ’78
Marcia & Harry Rosenfeld
Thomas ’77 & Kathleen ’77 Ross
Tom Rotolo ’76
Anna Rounseville
Joy Ruetz
Mr. Thomas W. Ruganis
Ms. Katie Marie Ruggero
Janis Ruhe
Mr. Stephen W. Ruiz ’88
Lucinda A. Rumble
Joyce G. Rumpf ’74
Nicholas Russo
Ms. Carol Rutigliano ’86
Robert J. Ryan
Jane & Warren Ryther
Louis Sabo
Rick Sadwick
Beth S. Saffer ’69
Cheryl & Mark Sanders
Joanne D. Sarver ’84
Ms. Elaine C. Sauer ’82
Penny L. Sayles
Ms. Eleanor K. Scheid
Frances P. & Kevin M. ’89 Schenk
Sylvia A. ’89 & Joseph N. Schepisi
Mr. Paul J. Schiliro, CPA ’82
Ms. Nancy A. Schlinger
Carol & Peter Schmitz
George Schnabel ’81
Kelly Schneider
Mrs. Geraldine P. Schnell
Susan M. Schnorr
Mrs. Janet Schomske ’77
David Schottler
Steven L. Schultz ’72
Margaret M. Schwab ’94
Robert ’69 & Nancy Schwab
Ms. Dorothy J. Schwind
Eileen F. Scorgie
Geraldine Scott ’73
Ms. Megan Scott ’09
Michaela Scott
Shirley ’67 & John W. ’70 Scripture
Ms. Jane E. Scudder
Mr. Anthony J. Scuderi ’72
Mr. & Mrs. Manson Scull
Barbara P. Scullard ’87
David Seaman
Ms. Monica M. Seaman ’90
Ms. Lori B. Selenchik ’80
Mr. John T. Sempowski
Ms. Martha L. Sempowski
Sheila & Gus Sepulveda
John Setchell
Judith Sether ’95
Lynne A. ’83 & Thomas N. Shannon
Barbara J. & James L. Shapiro
Ms. Susan Sharp
Carolyn ’10 & David Shaw
Gary & Maia ’69 Shaw
Ms. Shirley B. Shaw
Cynthia Shear
Janet ’69 & Michael Sheehan
Mr. Michael B. Sheehan ’72
Kathleen A. Sheridan-Henrie
Ludmila Shevchuk
Teresa Shipman
Wilma L. & Martin I. Sickels
Kathryn L. Siegl ’90
Ms. Linda Phillips &
Mr. Lee W. Sigelow ’78
James C. Silco ’72
Margaret A. ’66 & Daniel T. Silver
Mr. Carl C. Simms ’80
Marybeth Sinnott
David Smith & Cathy Smith ’97
Erwin Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Frank M. ’70 Smith
James M. Smith ’73
Joel ’72 & Maria Smith
Linda J. & Kenneth J. ’68 Smith
Mary A. ’74 & William P. Smith
Ms. Nancy Smith
Sue A. & Gregory L. Smith
Robert J. Snedden
Patricia Snell
Mrs. Melinda M. Solazzo
Barbara ’87 & Gerald Soltas
Ms. Nancy J. Soregi
Ms. Sandra J. Southwell ’04
David Spicer
Mr. Stephen B. Spiggle ’79
Dr. Peter A. Spina
Robert & Patt y Spinelli
Courtney Belluccio Sprague ’00
Mr. Raymond W. Sprague
Ms. Carol A. Stafford ’74
Ms. Kim Starr
Robert Steele ’86
Vladimir Stefanovic
Dr. Richard T. Stevens
Christine Stokes ’73
Ms. Cindy A. Storace ’00
Ms. Patricia M. Storms
Susan E. Strickland
Sheila Strong ’98
Connie & Matthew Strub
Sue Swart
Ms. Mary E. Sweeney ’80
Mary Lou Swicklik
Judith Swikehardt
Annette M. ’91 & Scott F. Swinter
Marjorie & Frederick Switzer
John Sylvester ’84
Mr. Joseph A. Synowski
Jason S. Szymanski
Mr. Thien Chi Tang
David J. Tannascoli
Jeannine M. & Richard V. ’76
Tantalo
Wennie Tao
Linda ’75 & Robert Tapogna
Dr. Timothy Tatakis
Ms. Christine Tatelbaum
Bridget M. ’89 & A. Thomas Taverna
Nancy A. ’75 & James J. Tavino
Ms. Lesia A. Telega
Ms. Josephine Temms ’00
Susan M. & Timothy J. Terhaar
Mr. Gary W. Terziani
Veronica P. Thacker ’77
Shannon Tharp
Sandra L. ’86 & Bruce A. Thayer
Ina Mae & Rolvix Thompson
Mark Thompson
Valerie L. Thornberg ’11
Mr. Michael G. Tiano ’88
Marie ’81 & Mark ’79 White
Anna M. ’73 & Richard Wilbert
Carey ’75 & Leonard Wilcox
Jackie Wilke
Ms. Carol M. Wilkinson ’71
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph H. Willard
Ms. Karen M. Williams ’82
Ms. Patricia Ruth Williams
Robert J. Williams ’85
Ms. Alice E. Wilson
Gloria & Keith Wilson
Nancy E. Wilson
Sandra J. & William C. ’77 Wing
Lois W. Winslow ’81
Ms. Jacaline P. Wolf, RN ’79 &
Gary R. Wolf ’72
Susyn A. Wood Tillman ’82
Ms. Joan M. Woodcock ’76
Marshall Wren
Bonnie & Clifton Wright
Mrs. Dorothy A. Wright ’82
Kenneth Wright
Ms. Bett y J. Wright-Tucker
Mr. David Yanatsis
Ruth Yeo
Jean Young ’82
Ms. Wendy Y. Young ’03
Janis Yovanovich ’90
Nancy ’86 & Dag Ytreberg
Ms. Janice J. Zaccardo
Paula Zanatta
Mr. Arthur C. Zapesochny
Carol & John Zatkiewicz
Mr. Andrew P. Zeller ’09
Ms. Linda L. Ziegler
Ms. Luanne T. Zimmer ’96
David & Alicia ’92 Zona
Ms. Nicole Marie Zoyhofski
Anonymous (10)
AAWCC
Brightskye Associates
Federated Clover
Investment Advisors
Joseph C Wilson Magnet
High School Sunshine Fund
M G Car Club
Marketplace Suzuki, Inc.
Ridge Culver Ladies Auxiliary
The Scholarship Foundation
Unit 7402 Civil Service
Employees Association
Zonta Club of Rochester
FOUNDATION ALL STARS
Each year, the dedication of certain donors causes them to
stand out from the crowd. These donors support not only
the Annual Fund, but all three major special events. Their
loyalty is shown in their consistent, year-round support
that clearly illustrates their dedication to and passion for
making high-quality higher education accessible to every
deserving student. Please join in appreciation for the
Foundation All Stars.
Brite Computers/Joanne & John T. ’71 Smith
Cannon Industries, Inc./Jack Cannon
The DiMarco Group LLC/John L. DiMarco, II
Dixon Schwabl/Lauren Dixon & Mike Schwabl
Anne M. Kress & Edward B. Davis, III
LaBella Associates, P.C./Sergio Esteban
M&T Bank/Daniel J. Burns
M/E Engineering, P.C./Diane & Al Casey
Manning Squires Hennig Co./Gary ’76 &
Catherine Squires
Parrone Engineering/Edward G. &
Mary Kay ’94 Parrone
The Pike Company
Popli Design Group/S. Jay Popli
Diane L. Shoger & Timothy M. Coughlin
SWBR Architects/Junius R. Judson, II
Jim and Bev Ward
Melanie and Jeremy Wolk/Nixon Peabody, LLP
Louis S. & Molly B. Wolk Foundation
Woods Oviatt Gilman, LLP/Warren &
Pam Rosenbaum
GOLF BALLS ON PARADE
The MCC Foundation and the MCC Association were proud to participate in Golf
Balls on Parade—a community relations arts project and charitable initiative produced
by Dixon Schwabl. MCC professors Kathy Farrell and Peter Monacelli designed the
MCC golf ball displayed on the Brighton Campus. In addition to renewing pride in our
community, a portion of the sponsorship proceeds of each golf ball supports the Golisano
Children’s Hospital, Reach for the Green and the Hillside Work-Scholarship Connection.
Sponsorship of the MCC golf ball also benefitted the MCC Annual Fund.
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Mr. John Panara ’76
Ms. Carole J. Parasida
Mr. Bharat Patel
April Patterson
Mary Ann C. &
Serafino A. ’97 Pavone
Daniel C. Payne ’89
Michael A. Pealo
Lori L. Peck ’74
Mr. Castulo V. Peguero
Ms. Lorraine Pellitteri ’05
Laura N. Penman
James Perdue
Kathleen Perry Oldehoff ’73 &
Kenneth Oldehoff
Wendy A. & George S. ’71 Petsos
Judy Pfeifer
Ms. Laura C. Pfenninger
Robert S. Piazza
LuAnn & Kenneth R. Picciano
Mary A. Piehler ’97
Mr. Daniel J. Pike
Joseph Placious ’95
John Plaza
Cynthia J. ’84 &
Arthur J. ’80 Plotzker
Ronald A. Plummer
Ms. Christyne Polle
Dennis Porter ’68
Ms. Denise I. Post
Mrs. Lori A. Pownall ’85
Ms. Kathleen T. Prince ’90
Karen & Douglas E. ’80 Proctor
Mary Jo ’69 & John Provenzano
Christine Provost
Monica ’68 & Michael ’68 Quagliata
Mrs. Dawn M. Quatro ’91
Kathie Quinlan ’81
Marian R. Quinlan ’93
Ingrid & Richard Quinn
Ms. Susan Quinn ’77
Donna Ramer ’06
Ms. Jessica Ramirez
Rhonda L. & Kevin X. ’91 Ramph
Michael C. Randazzo
Linda Ranslow
Mrs. Anne C. Rasch ’69
Mr. Nathan E. Rathbun
Ms. Jodell A. Raymond
Ms. Johanna K. Rebres ’96
Ms. Sharilyn Rediess
Ms. Michelle R. Redonnet ’93
Carol J. Reed
Robert P. Reese
Ms. Kara J. Tierney
Susan Tingey
Mr. James M. Tischer ’71
Ms. Dorothy Tisdale ’04
Dianna L. Tonetti
Mrs. Jody Torcello ’04
Ralph M. Toscano, Jr. ’67
Frank S. ’79 & Melanie K. Towner
Francine ’84 & Anthony Tramonto
Laura & John D. ’85 Triou
Ms. Eva M. Tripp ’69
Ms. Joanna Tsai
Dr. Raphael & Sherry Tshibangu
Kendra ’74 & Roger Tuttle
Lawrence Tyndall ’83
Thomas Uhl ’66
Ms. Margo J. Umhofer ’89
Kim Urso ’88
Mr. Todd M. Uthman
Richard H. Vacchetto
Jasmine M. Valle
Jessica Valle
Ms. Meghan J. Van Houten ’12
Ms. Laraine VanBlarcom
Matthew C. VanGelder
Peggy VanKirk
Lynn M. ’84 & Michael R. Vannest
Mr. Edward A. Varel, Jr. ’91
Joanne M. & Rev. Brian D. ’79 Vasey
Christina Engels Vattana ’82 &
Sounthone E. Vattana ’85
Omayia Vellon
Mary T. & Peter L. ’65 Versprille
Phyllis Vinciguerra ’90
Mr. Samuel J. Vizzini
Jan & Doug Volland
Ms. Karin L. Waddell-Fusili
Mary Innes Wagner ’83
Mr. & Mrs. Barry Walker
Christine Walker ’01
Ms. Melissa D. Wallace ’95
Nancy Warner
Ms. Sandra A. Warren ’07
Ms. Kristen Waterstram-Rich ’74
Ella Watson
Barbara & Curtis ’75 Watts
Caren M. & Eric J. ’92 Weaver
Jeffrey & Debra Weber
David Weisensel ’73
Ms. Susan L. Weiss ’80
Nathan Welton
Ms. Shirley Wentzell-Keene ’85
Floyd Wesley
Stephanie J. West
Margaret M. Whelehan
Mr. Robert J. Whitbeck ’75
Lisa & John White
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FACULT Y, STAFF AND RETIREE DONORS
FACULTY, STAFF AND RETIREE DONORS
Those privileged to educate and guide the success of Monroe Community College students—the college’s
faculty, staff and retirees—are always among the first to renew their support of the MCC Annual Fund and MCC
Foundation special events each year. They do so believing in the mission of MCC—seeing firsthand how a gift to
the MCC Foundation significantly impacts student lives and MCC’s ability to deliver exceptional academic and
co-curricular programs. Listed below are the faculty, staff and retirees who gave generously to the MCC
Annual Fund in 2012-2013.
Diane Cheasty
Marilyn Christian
Barbara Christoff
Charles Clarke
James J. Coffey
Karen M. Coffey ’76
Peter Collinge
Kimberley Collins
Amanda Colosimo
Rosanna Condello
Cheryl N. Confarotta ’00
Richard Connett
Barbara Connolly
Anthony D. Conte
Cynthia L. Cooper
Laura Coriddi ’02
John D. Cotnam
James R. Cronmiller
Jane M. Cummings ’91
Janet Dalke ’96
Susan E. Davis
Richard Degus
Sumati Devadutt
Joanne DiMarco
Renee K. Dimino
Audra Dion
Kimberly Ann Dodson ’11
Thomas A. Donnellan
Marianne Dorsey
Charlotte Downing ’81
William W. Drumright
Martin Dvorin
Sharon Dwyer
Maria Echaniz
Gary Egan
Janet Ekis ’92
Barbara R. Ellis ’90
Brenda Embrey
Marcia Faulkner
Laurence W. Feasel
Anthony Felicetti
Marie Morin Fetzner
Matthew A. Fetzner
Cristin Finch
Marlene Fine
Robert Flanigan
Lisa Fluman
R. Thomas Flynn
Toni F. Fontaine ’74
Andrew W. Freeman ’87
Julianna Frisch
Marcia Fugate
Jane L. Garr ’68
Elizabeth A. Garrisi
Virginia Geer-Mentry
James J. Gertner
Dave Ghidiu
Ellen Gozik
Alice M. Gray ’07
Chet Grzelak
Susan Gurak
Sarah K. Hagreen ’96
Judy Hall
Christopher Hamm
Christopher A. Harris ’08
Dr. J. Derek Harrison
James Hart
Peggy Harvey-Lee
Michael A. Heel
Betty J. Hopkins
Sharon L. Insero
Sherrill Ison
Jonathan Iuzzini
Katherine E. Jenkins
Eric Johannisson
Clayton W. Jones
Pat Joram ’12
Anthony E. Joseph ’72
Margaret Kaminsky
Maureen McElliott
Karolinksi
Naomi Karolinski
Linda Kayhs
Patricia Kennedy
Terry Keys
Dr. Kevin R. Kimber
Cindy Kindle
Anne K. Kirkpatrick
Denise M. Klein
Loretta Kloda
Anne M. Korenstein
Jack Kramer
Dr. Anne M. Kress
Elizabeth Laidlaw
Anthony H. Lambiase
Dr. Lewis Lansky
Dr. Kathy G. Lawton
Alberta Lee
Brian Legg
Anthony Leuzzi
Dr. Barbara Lovenheim
Rosemary Lubey
Martha Maher-Garcia
Dale Mallory ’70
Nancy Mallory
Anita D. Manuele
Dr. Maryann Marino
Jennifer Markham
Brigitte Martineau
Mark McBride
Sandra M. McCormack
Fred McCullough ’82
Michael McDonough
Kimberly
McKinsey-Mabry ’95
Ernest J. Mellas
Frank Milligan
Dr. Edward D. Mills
Remegia A. Mitchell
Deborah A. Mohr
Kristy Mooney Graves
Lucille P. Morrill ’10
Eileen Morris
Nancy Moses
Susan L. Murphy ’74
Elizabeth Neureiter-Seely
Gerard Nobiling
Donna Noce ’76
Mary Pauline Nolan
Susan M. Noonan
Susan M. Nupp
Patricia A. O’Neill
Patricia A. Ornt ’92
Todd Oldham
Jodi Oriel ’93
Dr. Emeterio M. Otero
Brunilda Rodriguez
Vincent J. Rotella
Dr. L. Louise Rozwell
Scott E. Rudd
Raymond T. Ruff
Richard Ryther
Rick Sadwick
Charles Salamone
Dr. Susan M. Salvador
David A. Salvatore
Christyn M. Sanagursky
Laurel T. Sanger
Phyllis S. Schirano ’07
Geraldine P. Schnell
James Schnell
David Schottler
James Schwender
Eileen F. Scorgie
Sharon Scurlock
Elaine C. Seitz
Dr. David D. Shaw
Karen Shaw ’78
Lena Y. Shiao
Diane L. Shoger
William D. Sigismond
Louis Silvers
Hezekiah N. Simmons
William R. Skehan
Betty P. Smith ’82
Joan M. Smith ’70
Kate Smith
Sue A. Smith
Jill F. Snyder
Nancy J. Soregi
Nancy J. Speedy
Charles H. Speirs
Dr. Peter A. Spina
Dr. Richard T. Stevens
Elizabeth M. Stewart
Sheila Strong ’98
Shawn C. Swank
Ralph A. Szweda
Gail Terhaar
Kara J. Tierney
Mary E. Timmons
Susan Tingey
Ann Tippet
Mary Jo Toepfer
Dr. Ann V. Topping
Jody Torcello ’04
Sherry Tshibangu
Kendra D. Tuttle ’74
Richard H. Vacchetto
Dr. Saroj Viswanathan
Michele A. Vitale ’07
Janice Volland
John B. Wadach
Bill Wagoner
Barry V. Walker
Sandra A. Warren ’07
Rochelle Watson
Bess A. Watts
Steve Weider
Sue Welch
Margaret M. Whelehan
Carol M. Wilkinson ’71
Patricia Ruth Williams
Gregory A. Wilson ’04
Nancy E. Wilson
James Winston ’75
Jan Z. Wiranowski
Gretchen D. Wood
Linda L. Ziegler
Alicia M. Zona ’92
Anonymous (6)
GIFTS IN HONOR OF BOSS’S DAY
Valarie L. Avalone
Lynn M. Rivers
Peggy Harvey-Lee
Lori B. Bartkovich ’00
James Murphy
Mary M. Lynch
William Sigismond
Donna Noce ’76
Dr. Susan D. Baker ’89
Julianna Frisch
Dawn M. Quatro ’91
Sharon L. Insero
Maryjo Toepfer
Todd Oldham
Paula V. Burnside
Hezekiah N. Simmons
Sherry A. Parks
Terry Keys
Joanne DiMarco
Dolores Pasto-Ziobro
Karen Chin ’00
Brenda A. Smith
Hue Thi Dao ’93
Dr. Anne M. Kress
Diane L. Shoger
Vice President Staff
Vilma I. Patterson
DCC Student Services
Registration/Financial Services
John M. Striebich
Lucille P. Morrill ’10
Holly Cicconi-Eggleston
Human Resources Team
Alberta Lee
Anne J. Perry
Sue A. Smith
Kimberley Collins
Sue A. Smith
Annette L. Leopard
Margaret L. Scata
Diane R. Wilson
Cynthia L. Cooper
Toni F. Fontaine ’74
Paul F. Lucas
Laura C. Pfenninger
Marianne Dorsey
Vickie Alessandra
Joyan Nolan ’82
Martha Maher-Garcia
Dr. Jeffrey P. Bartkovich
Patricia H. Giblin
Eileen F. Scorgie
Michael J. Bates ’03
Dr. Dale V. Doty
Brunilda Rodriguez
Charlotte Downing ’81
Deborah Alimentato ’84
Marlene Fine
Graduation Certification
Office Staff
Kristen Fragnoli
Nancy J. Soregi
Bertram Gamory
Judy Miller
Cheryl W. Mahoney
Jenny B. Petersen
Dale Mallory ’70
Joanne DiMarco
Dr. Michael McDonough
Susan Nupp
Remegia A. Mitchell
Susan E. Davis
David T. Moore
Tina Massey
Linda Williams
Karen S. Rheinheimer ’89
Daniel E. Robertson
Judy Miller
Dr. Ann V. Topping
Management Team
Peggy VanKirk
Office of Online Learning
Debra Watson ’85
ETS Computer Programmers
Richard Ryther
Julianna Frisch
Julie Ann White
Rick Sadwick
Patricia Williams
Susan E. Davis
Julianna Frisch
Richard Ryther
Linda L. Ziegler
Gretchen Wood
Cheryl Castronovo
Raymond Shea
Lynn M. Rivers
Diane L. Shoger
Cheryl Castronovo
Susan Gurak
Gretchen Wood
Alicia Zona ’92
Tracy Wyant
Patricia Joram
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Christine A. Abbott
Christine Accorso
Carol H. Adams
Suzanne N. Adrion
Debra A. Ake
Debra Alimentato ’08
Vanessa Anderson ’88
Allen R. Angel
Christine Anthony
Valarie Avalone
Dr. Javier Ayala
Linda W. Baker
Susan D. Baker ’89
Anne F. Barker
Michelle M. Bartell
Carol A. Battles
Donald A. Beech
Donald J. Bell
Ilene S. Benz
Joseph E. Berger
Robert L. Berry
James R. Boehler
Susan Boland
Gail O. Bouk
Joy E. Braselton
Michael A. Britton
Tracey A. Britton
Kathleen K. Bromley
Douglas W. Brooks ’84
Douglas J. Brown ’67
Robert D. Brown
Patricia M. Burgess
Donna C. Burke
Paula V. Burnside
Carol Burritt ’70
Carmen C. Bush
Rory Butler ’81
Susan Cable
Christine
Casalinuovo-Adams
Cheryl Marie Castronovo
Diane M. Cecero
H. David Chamberlain
Stephen T. Palmer ’97
Mark J. Pastorella ’90
Donna L. Pellnat ’77
Ann P. Penwarden
John Perrone ’70
Jenny B. Petersen
Bonnie Petrosino
James A. Petrosino
Laura C. Pfenninger
Chris Piro ’72
Elizabeth Pixley
Donna Pogroszewski ’78
Stuart R. Porter
Holly J. Preische
Vincent Prestianni
Nancy A. Price
Thomas Proietti
Dr. Sherry D. Ralston
Deneen D. Rhode
Delia H. Rhodes
Renee Rigoni
Elizabeth Ripton
Douglas J. Rivers ’93
Mary C. Rizzo
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FACULT Y GRANTS
A total of $27,951 in grants was awarded to the following MCC faculty and staff in order to take the MCC learning
experience to the next level in 2013-2014.
BOOK SCANNER FOR STUDENTS—$5,295
Katherine E. Jenkins, Libraries
Providing user-friendly technology to assist
students with completing assignments while
allowing librarians to direct attention to students
with deeper reference questions regarding research.
STUDENT-CENTERED ENHANCED
CLASSROOM TECHNOLOGY—$2,375
Marcia A. Marriott, Ph.D., Business
Administration & Economics
Continuing to introduce real-world collaborative
technology into multiple business courses to further
develop the critical thinking skills in our students.
QUARTZ MICROPLATES
& MULTICHANNEL PIPETTES—$6,576
Christopher D. Wendtland, Biology
Increasing students’ exposure to scientific
equipment and time in productive, post-laboratory
discussion, thereby increasing their career and
higher-education marketability.
CARNEGIE HALL PERFORMANCE
EXPERIENCE—$5,000
Roland D. Fisher, Ph.D., Visual and Performing Arts
Increasing life experience in vocal performance in
a way unparalleled for the majority of performers
while also increasing students’ marketability in
the music world.
CAREER FOCUS—$850
Ivan A. Matthew, Human Services & Student
Services Center, Damon City Campus
Guiding students through a reliable career and
education decision-making model to help them
choose either a major or career path—enabling
students to make informed decisions by combining
self-assessments, career and major exploration,
action planning and decision making in one
comprehensive product.
FLIPPING CHEMISTRY CLASSROOMS
AT MCC—$3,636
BUILDING PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS
SUSTAINABLY—$4,219
John B. Wadach, Engineering Science and Physics
Allowing more Engineering Science students to
create their own printed circuit boards with
safety, speed and reliability.
Michael J. McDonough, Ph.D.,
chair, Academic Services
Rebecca Babcock, Admissions
Michelle Bartell, Hospitality
Thomas Blake, English/Philosophy
Jack Cannon, MCC Foundation Board of Directors
Ryan Clemens, Chemistry and Geosciences
Hiram Hernandez, MCC Foundation
Board of Directors
Joseph Klein, MCC Foundation Board of Directors
Remegia A. Mitchell, ex-officio, Grants
Naomi Silver, MCC Foundation Board of Directors
Daniel Tyree, Anthropology/History/Political
Science/Sociology
Kara J. Tierney, Chemistry and Geosciences
Facilitating the production of highly efficient and
fluid instructional videos will help improve student
learning and retention in a variety of Chemistry
courses at MCC.
MCC FOUNDATION’S ANNUAL GRANTS
COMMITTEE 2012-2013
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SPECIAL EVENT DONORS
23RD ANNUAL SALUTE TO EXCELLENCE
15TH ANNUAL GOLD STAR GALA
GOLDENEYE GALA, A DOUBLE-O BLOWOUT PRESENTED BY M&T BANK
The Salute to Excellence dinner held at the Rochester Riverside Convention Center in November 2012 was
remarkable for many reasons: deserving honorees, more guests than ever before, a new fundraising record and the
debut of a new Salute award, an original glass sculpture by artist Milon Townsend.
The MCC family applauded Salute honoree Corning Incorporated Foundation for its leadership, philanthropy
and partnership to attract more students to science, technology, engineering, mathematics and career technical
fields. Donald McCabe, Jr., senior vice president of manufacturing and performance excellence for Corning
Incorporated, served as the honorary event chair. Corning Incorporated Foundation President Karen C. Martin
accepted the award. Students participating in optics programs at local high schools and at MCC attended the event
and enjoyed opportunities to network with local employers.
The applause continued as guests were reminded of the many accomplishments and contributions of MCC alumni
as Cerri A. Banks, Ph.D. ’97, Richard C. Brienzi ’79 Peter Monacelli ’73 and James M. Sydor ’71 were inducted into
the MCC Alumni Hall of Fame. Alumni continue to be the greatest source of pride and inspiration for the college
and MCC Foundation supporters.
HONORARY COMMITTEE
Corning Incorporated
Democrat and Chronicle
Dixon Schwabl
Excellus BlueCross BlueShield
Jackie Roarke, Bausch & Lomb
John T. Smith ’71, Brite Computers
Todd Liebert, Clark Patterson Lee
Hiram Hernandez, Sr., First
Capital Payments
John Lynch, First Niagara Bank
Martin Birmingham, Five Star Bank
Phil Yawman, Frontier
Communications
Howard Konar, Konar Properties
Sergio Esteban, LaBella
Associates, P.C.
Michael & Eloise Myers
Michael Mandina, Optimax
Systems, Inc.
Michael Bechtold, OptiPro
Systems LLC
Rick Aab, Ovation Payroll
William W. Destler, Rochester
Institute of Technology
Jame M. Sydor ’71, Stefan Sydor
Optics, Inc.
Paul DiGregorio, United Lens
Company, Inc.
Richard Nastasi, Universal
Photonics, Inc.
SILVER
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The DiMarco Group LLC
M/E Engineering, P.C./Parrone
Engineering/SWBR Architects
M&T Bank
The Pike Company
WinnDevelopment
Woods Oviatt Gilman LLP
BRONZE
Bausch & Lomb
Brite Computers
Clark Patterson Lee
First Niagara Bank
Five Star Bank
Frontier Communications
Konar Properties
Optimax Systems, Inc.
OptiPro Systems LLC
Ovation Payroll
Rochester Institute of Technology
Stefan Sydor Optics, Inc.
United Lens Company, Inc
Universal Photonics, Inc.
PATRON TABLES
AccuCoat
Advanced Glass Industries
The Brienzi Family
Canandaigua National
Bank & Trust
Davie Kaplan, CPA, P.C.
EFP Rotenberg
ESM Associates/Bernice E. Hatch
ITT
Lumetrics
Anita ’88 & Phil ’88 Pelletier/
Richardson Gratings
Rochester Business Alliance
Rochester Precision Optics LLC
Unit 7402 Civil Service
Employees Association
Medical Center
BENEFACTORS
Bergmann Associates
The Bonadio Group
Mr. Art Finocchario
Bernard & Essie
(Calhoun) McDavid
Ernie & Lynn Mellas
Monroe Community
College Association
Sheriff Patrick O’Flynn (O’Flynn
Campaign Fund)
Lee J. Patterson ’70 &
Ellen M. MacLeod
Popli Design Group
J. Michael Smith
Patricia A. Stevens ’68
Grace Tillinghast
Trevett Cristo Salzer &
Andolina P.C.
Wells Fargo Advisors
CONTRIBUTORS
Cosmo Optics, Inc.
Andrew Dixon ’75
Elizabeth A. & Charles A. ’78
Garlock
Services LLC
Lightforce Technology, Inc.
Paychex, Inc.
RBC Capital Markets Corp.
Ms. Megan Scott
GIFT-IN-KIND
Constellation Brands, Inc.
Corning Museum of Glass
Craig Iamon
The gala, held in April 2013 at the Country Club of Rochester, shattered previous event records, raising more than
$200,000 (net) and creating 47 named scholarships to support student success at MCC. M&T Bank returned as
the presenting sponsor for the 8th year in a row.
Honorary Chairs Danny and Stency Wegman, and Dinner Chairs Duff y Palmer and Foundation Director Mark
Siwiec, helped create the most creative and successful event in Foundation history. Dixon Schwabl’s creative team
transformed the Country Club of Rochester into a casino royale, villain’s lair and an alpine wonderland. Charles
Benoit ’84 greeted and entertained guests as fictional supervillain Ernst Stavro Blofeld from James Bond films.
TITLE UNDERWRITER
M&T Bank
DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER
The Wegman Family
GOLDFINGER
Home Properties
SKYFALL
Cornell’s Jewelers
Dixon Schwabl
M/E Engineering, P.C./Parrone
Engineering/SWBR Architects
The Pike Company
MOONRAKER
Konar Properties
Lois S. and Molly B. Wolk
Foundation
Nothnagle Realtors
Simcona Electronics Corp.
MI6
The Baron Family Foundation
Brite Computers
Brown & Brown of New York, Inc.
Buckingham Properties LLC
Canandaigua National Bank
and Trust
Davie Kaplan CPA, P.C.
Bernice E. Hatch
Ms. Karen Hatch
& Dr. Dirk Bernold
Mahany Welding
Nixon Peabody LLP
Paychex, Inc.
Popli Design Group
Rochester Red Wings
PRE-GIVING
PARTY HOSTS
Courtney Dixon-Vahue &
Matt Vahue
Bernice E. Hatch
Ms. Karen Hatch &
Dr. Dirk Bernold
CONTRIBUTORS
Erik P. Behr
Penny A. Dentinger
John L. DiMarco, II
Jordan Dixon
Dixon Schwabl
Nellie & Wade Hedegard
MWI, Inc.
Isabel & Richard Miller
Ellen M. MacLeod
Suzanne Piotrowski
Jason M. Ruffino
Diane L. Shoger &
Timothy M. Coughlin
Jennie Viggiani & Kevin McGuire
Pam Viggiani & Robert Cole
Jim & Bev Ward
Wegmans
GIFTS-IN-KIND
Christine Accorso
CMI Communications
Diane M. Cecero
Laura Coriddi ’02
Cornell’s Jewelers
DePrez Travel
Elmwood Dental Group
JQ Cigar Hut
Kevin & Stephanie Johnson
President Anne M. Kress
Diana M. Lauria
Mahany Welding
Elaine Michael
Next Door Bar & Grill
The PGA of America
Parrone Engineering
Red Barn Gentlemen’s Apparel
Restaurant 2Vine
Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra
Rochester Community Baseball
Hezekiah N. Simmons
Bill Wagoner
Xerox Corporation
GOLD
Three hundred guests walked the red carpet as they entered the fictional world of James Bond at the Monroe
Community College Foundation’s GoldenEye Gala, A Double-O Blowout presented by M&T Bank.
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HONORS AND MEMORIALS
29TH ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP OPEN
The Monroe Community College Foundation’s 29th Annual Scholarship Open, held at the beautiful Country
Club of Rochester in June 2013, raised a record $116,000 (net) to support scholarships for deserving MCC
students. Gary Squires ’76 of Manning Squires Hennig returned as event co-chair and was joined by Fritz
Odenbach of The Dolomite Group.
The following donors believed one of the best ways to honor or memorialize a family member or friend was
through a gift to the MCC Foundation. Honors and memorials are Annual Fund gifts. Donors of $1,000 or more
are also recognized as members of leadership giving societies within the overall MCC Annual Fund Donor listing.
MCC graphic arts student Andrew Hill shared his story about how receiving the Native American Education
Scholarship changed his life. His story inspired guests to raise their hands and give $37,000 during the Scholarship
Call facilitated by Don Jeffries ’71.
IN HONOR OF
This year’s tournament winners were the Siemens team of Adam Rich, Dan Mathewson, Juan Blanco and Steven
Napierski, capturing the Low Gross trophy with a score of 60. The LeChase Construction Services team of David
Langoff, Ray Sattora, Tom Sullivan and Steve Thompson were the Low Net Winner with a score of 55. Archie
Durfee captured the prize for men’s longest drive and Cathy Healy was the women’s winner.
Anthropology, History,
Political Science &
Sociology Department
Sumati Devadutt
Louis J. Andolino
Donald A. Beech
Cerri A. Banks ’97
Donald A. Beech
Sumati Devadutt
“I want to thank you all for what
you are doing for people like me. …
I realized I didn’t have to accept
what life offers me. I can be
whatever I want to be.”
— ANDREW HILL, GRAPHIC ARTS MAJOR
B&L Wholesale Supply, Inc.
Conifer Realty LLC
Popli Design Group/Anita ’88
& Phil ’88 Pelletier
Schuler-Haas Electric Corp.
Brite Computers/Solu
Technology Partners
M&T Bank
HOLE-IN-ONE SPONSOR
FLAG SPONSORS
BRONZE UNDERWRITERS
Gallina Development Corp.
Parrone Engineering/
SWBR Architects
The Bonadio Group
Harter Secrest & Emery LLP
International Union BAC
Local 3 NY
The Pike Company
SCHOLARSHIP
AND DINNER
FOURSOMES
GOLD UNDERWRITERS
The DiMarco Group, LLC/
ADMAR Supply
SILVER UNDERWRITERS
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ESL Charitable Foundation
19TH HOLE SPONSORS
G & J Contracting, Inc.
O’Connell Electric Co.
CART SPONSOR
Popli Design Group (S. Jay Popli)
VarData LLC
SILENT AUCTION
SPONSORS
Valley Cadillac
FOURSOME WITH
FLAG SPONSORS
Bergmann Associates
The Dolomite Group
Elmer W. Davis, Inc./
Ovation Payroll
Five Star Bank
Gilbane Building Company
Hewitt Young Electric
Klein Reinforcing Services
Services LLC
Associated Builders & Contractors
Castle Pack Power/Finger Lakes
System Chemistry
Crosby-Brownlie, Inc.
EFP Rotenberg
J.T. Mauro Co., Inc.
LoMonaco Associates
Postler & Jaeckle Corp.
Rochester Automobile
Dealers Assoc.
Russell P. LeFrois Builder, Inc.
CONTRIBUTIONS
T&T Materials
GIFTS IN KIND
Bellagio Resort and Casino
Brite Computers
Brothers Collision & Mechanical
Buffalo Bills
Daniel J. Burns
Al Casey
The Country Club of Rochester
DiMarco Constructors LLC
The Dolomite Group
Geva Theatre Center
Lucas Greenhouses
MAX of Eastman Place
MCC Bookstore
MCC Foundation Staff
Mahany Welding
Malchos Laserwash
Marlin Brothers
The PGA of America
Parrone Engineering
Pepsico Food Service
Pepsico Warehouse Sales
East Division
Popli Design Group
Gail Riggs
Diane L. Shoger &
Timothy M. Coughlin
SWBR Architects
Tantalo Photography
Valley Cadillac
William D. Sigismond
Douglas J. Brown ’67
Christopher P. VanVessem ’84
Peter W. Collinge
Marie Morin Fetzner
Christine Accorso
David L. Garretson
Ronald H. Eygabroad
Loretta & Philip Fedele
Anne Garretson
Rita & Dave Garretson
Thomas W. Ruganis
Dr. & Mrs. James Schuster
Susan E. Strickland
Lesia A. Telega
Anonymous
Zonta Club of Rochester
Howard Konar
Dr. Anne M. Kress
Debra ’08 & David Alimentato
Tom ’76 & Holly ’90 Anderson
Dudley L. Bailey ’76
Mary Anne & Robert D. Brown
Paula V. Burnside
Carol A. Cascarano
Hyeyeon Cicconi-Eggleston
Cynthia Clark Inman
Elizabeth A. Clapper ’04
Rosanna Condello
Brenda Davies
Tammy Dicks
Renee K. Dimino
Sergio Esteban
ETS National Community College
Advisory Council
Marlene Fine
Mary C. Gilligan ’79
Wayne & Cindy Gilman
Lajuane Green
Linda M. Hall
Christopher A. Harris
Michael Heel
Catherine Higgins
Sharon L. Insero
Darrell K. Jachim-Moore
Maureen McElligott Karlnoski
Anne M. Lanzafame
Kim Susan Laurion
Alberta & Cecil Lee
Lynetta MacGregor
Martha Maher-Garcia
Helen Mahon
Joseph T. Marchese
Bill Moehle
Lucille P. ’10 & Norman R. Morrill
Susan M. Nupp
Polizzi Family
Toni Robbins
Dr. Susan M. Salvador &
Chuck Koffenberger
James Schwender
Diane L. Shoger &
Timothy M. Coughlin
Hezekiah N. Simmons
William R. & Maureen A. Skehan
Gail & Ken Terhaar
Grace Tillinghast
Jody Torcello ’04
Donna J. Utter
Rochelle Watson
Dr. Wanda Willard
Hency Yuen-Eng
Linda L. Ziegler
David & Alicia ’92 Zona
Anonymous
Joseph T. Marchese
Kathleen K. Bromley
Dr. Michael J. McDonough
Sumati Devadutt
Justin L. McLellan
Joseph Tubiolo ’11
Shirley Meyer
Gregory Jahn
Lucien A. Morin
Marie Morin Fetzner
& Charles T. Fetzner
Linda ’70 & Joseph Kozelsky
Lucien A. Morin, II
Tammy N. Nazarko
Anonymous
Sandra A. Parker
Jennifer L. Pastorella
Mark Pastorella ’90
Richard H. Ryther
Michelle M. Bartell
Carol A. Battles
Donald A. Beech
Ilene S. Benz
Judy ’80 & Bob Bertram
Mr. Etienne Blaakman
Kathryn ’99 & John Blain
Kathleen Donna Borbee
Mrs. Joy E. Braselton
Judy & Dave Bulin
Ms. Donna C. Burke
Allison Childers
Marilyn Christian
James Colley
Mr. Peter Collinge
Rosanna Condello
Cheryl ’00 & Donald ’82 Confarotta
Richard Connett
Cynthia L. Cooper
Janet Dalke ’96
Ms. Audra Dion
William W. Drumright
Mr. & Mrs. ’66 Paul V.
Dwyer II
Karen E. & Howard G.
Ebersman
Thomas & Kate Flynn
Linda L. & John P. Galati
Sharon L. Insero
Linda Kayhs
Patricia Kennedy
Dr. Robert N. King
Ms. Denise M. Klein
Rosemary Lubey
Jennifer Markham
Mr. Mark McBride
Kimberly McKinsey-Mabry ’95
Association
Donna Noce ’76 & Jack Stanton
Ms. Susan M. Noonan
Jodi Oriel ’93
Ms. Dolores Pasto-Ziobro
John Perrone ’70
Chris Piro ’72
Pivcon, Inc.
Ms. Nancy A. Price
Donna ’76 & Tom Proietti
Mrs. Dawn M. Quatro ’91
Dr. Sherry D. Ralston &
Mr. James E. Ralston
Linda Ranslow
Renee Rigoni
Ms. Mary C. Rizzo
Mr. Daniel E. Robertson
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ryther
Jane & Warren Ryther
Susan M. Salvador & Chuck
Koffenberger
David A. Salvatore
James C. Schwender
Raymond & Carolyn Shea
Ms. Diane L. Shoger &
Mr. Timothy M. Coughlin
Mr. William D. Sigismond
Hezekiah N. Simmons
Joan M. Smith ’70
Ms. Nancy J. Soregi
Nancy J. Speedy
Dr. Peter A. Spina
Elizabeth M. Stewart
Ms. Maryjo Toepfer
United Way of Greater Rochester
Mr. Wayne Uter
Ms. Sandra A. Warren ’07
Ms. Carol M. Wilkinson ’71
Janet B. Zinck ’88
Association
David A. Schottler
Paula V. Burnside
Peter Collinge
Donna Noce ’76 &
Jack Stanton
Richard Ryther
John M. Summers
Rita & Alfred Stein
Mary & John Thompson ’64
Ted & Nataliya Thompson
Nathan Welton
Nathan Welton
Julie White
Maryann & Dale Marino
Dr. Alice H. Young
Delta Nu Omega Chapter
Community Foundation, Inc.
Delta Nu Omega Chapter of Alpha
Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
Robert F. Allis, Sr.
Lynnette Hale
Patricia Bessey
Anne Kress, Ph.D. &
Marcel E. Blaakman
Anne Kress, Ph.D. &
Mark Bogdonoff
Dr. Alan T. Lefor
Donald B. Borbee
Susan & Douglas Allen
Greater Rochester Association
of Realtors, Inc.
Naomi Karolinski
Anne Kress, Ph.D. &
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey LeGere
Marketplace Suzuki Inc.
Susan L. Murphy ’74
Erin Leigh Brooks
Gail & Ted Bouk
Toni & Douglas W. ’84 Brooks
Lou Edna Buggs
Anne Kress, Ph.D. &
Bailey B. Burritt, III
Anne Kress, Ph.D. &
Anne Cabot Putnam
Anne Kress, Ph.D. &
Anne Marie Carmenaty
Kathleen A. Moyse ’94
Michael J. Chiapperini
Karen & Keith Bock
Boy Scouts of America Troop 163
Jean M. Brown
William Cibulka
Todd J. Clausen
Nancy Doll
Sandra J. Doorley
Peter Fellegara
Richard T. Frank
Jean & Robert Huber
Richard J. Leppert
Ronald A. Plummer
Karen & Steven Polo
Scott W. Rivard
Susan M. Schnorr
Robert J. Snedden
Rochelle Watson
Association
Lisa & John White
Anonymous
Jozef Chlebowski
Anne Kress, Ph.D. &
Sylvalan Frederick Plimpton
Anne Kress, Ph.D. &
Carol Cloos
Judy Hall
Sophie Freedland
Anne Kress, Ph.D. &
Michelle Collins
William W. Drumwright
Maureen McElligott Karlnoski
Renee Rigoni
Jean A. Crane
Anne Kress, Ph.D. &
James Schwender
Corinne Crelley
Linda Curran
Scott Bowlby
Donna C. Burke
Diane Cheasty
Janet Dalke ’96
Marie De Rosa ’78
Marianne Dorsey
Janet Ekis ’92
Marcia Faulkner
Peter Fellegara
Marlene Fine
Lynne ’87 & Andrew ’87 Freeman
Terra Heigl
Cynthia Hinman
Sherrill Ison
Anne Kress, Ph.D. & Edward B.
Davis, III
Jacquelyn A. Miller
Nancy Moses
Patricia A. Ornt ’92
Jenny B. Petersen
Kimberly S. Phelps
Holly J. Preische
Elizabeth Ripton
Marjorie M. Rowe
Nancy Schlinger
James Schwender
Jean Sikora
Maureen & Bill Skehan
Jody Torcello ’04
Michele A. Vitale ’07
Nancy E. Wilson
Anonymous
JoAnn Demler
Anne Kress, Ph.D.
& Edward B. Davis, III
Nancy Fortunato
Anne Kress, Ph.D. &
Robert A. Fratangelo
Shirley & Robert Flanigan
Josephine L. Fratangelo
Richard A. Mahar
Marion M. Freeman
Michael A. Heel
Anne Kress, Ph.D. &
Kendra ’74 & Roger Tuttle
Dr. Henry P. French, Jr.
Gustav J. Garay, Ph.D.
Anne Kress, Ph.D.
& Edward B. Davis, III
C. Thomas Gilbert, III
Diane Cheasty
Peter Collinge
Cynthia L. Cooper
Anne Kress, Ph.D. &
MCC Information and Computer
Technologies Department
Todd Oldham
Geraldine P. Schnell
Benarta Glickman
Philip S. Glickman, Esq.
Clara Guenther
Sheila Weinberg
Russell Hardy
Anne Kress, Ph.D. &
Howard Harrington
Anne Kress, Ph.D. &
Paul Harrington
Anne Kress, Ph.D. &
James Schwender
Gilbert J. Hatch
Ms. Karen Hatch & Dr. Dirk Bernold
Harvey M. Heel
Galen J. Herren ’89
Mr. & Mrs. George Herren
Harriugson Donald Hooks
Jennifer F. Jaruzel
Dr. Kathy G. Lawton
Robert L. Josey
Anne Kress, Ph.D. &
Tomasz M. Kaczowka
Karen & Keith Bock
Boy Scouts of America Troop 163
Jean M. Brown
William Cibulka
Todd J. Clausen
Nancy Doll
Sandra J. Doorley
Peter Fellegara
Richard T. Frank
Jean & Robert Huber
Richard J. Leppert
Ronald A. Plummer
Karen & Steven Polo
Scott W. Rivard
Susan M. Schnorr
Robert J. Snedden
Rochelle Watson
Association
Lisa & John White
Anonymous
Patti L. Kelly
Diane S. ’77 & Michael E. Campoli
Cynthia & Michael Johnson
Joseph C. Wilson Magnet High
School Sunshine Fund
Marlon Yander
Pamela Kone
Ilene S. Benz
Cathleen E. Clancy
Holly & Sam Havens
Peggy A. Mazzullo
Douglas McGraw
Mary Quinlan
Gail & Ken Terhaar
Helen Kramacyk
Anne Kress, Ph.D. & Edward B.
Davis, III
Arno Kress
Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Bell
Joy E. Braselton
Peter Carpino
Diane & Al Casey
Amanda Colosimo
Rosanna Condello
Cynthia L. Cooper
Daniel M. DeLaus, Jr.
Dixon Schwabl
David & Nance Fiedler
Susan Gurak
Katherine E. Jenkins
Kyle & Cindy Kindle
Alberta & Cecil Lee
The M&T Charitable Foundation
Michael McDonough
Elaine Michael
Remegia A. Mitchell
The Pike Company
Dr. Susan M. Salvador &
Chuck Koffenberger
David Schottler
Eileen F. Scorgie
Diane L. Shoger &
Timothy M. Coughlin
Paul S. Speranza, Jr.
Sheila Strong ’98
Bob & Amy Tait
Gail & Ken Terhaar
Grace Tillinghast
Drs. Saroj & T.K. Viswanathan
Jan Z. Wiranowski
Linda L. Ziegler
Sandor E. Nyerges
Anne Kress, Ph.D. &
Warren Sarley
Anne Kress, Ph.D. &
Patricia A. O’Neill
Eva M. Crawford
Anne Kress, Ph.D. &
James Schwender
Mary Lou Swicklik
Viola Schweikert
Anne Kress, Ph.D. &
Carmen & Emeterio Otero, Sr.
Anita D. Manuele
Peter F. Patall
Ruth E. Brown
Anne Kress, Ph.D. &
Dr. Bridget Lee
Connie & Jim Palermo
James Schwender
Alan B. Shaw
Rilda S. Shaw
Matthew Simmons
Charles W. Smith
Anne Kress, Ph.D. &
Virginia Smith
Anne Kress, Ph.D. &
Dennis A. Pelletier
Inter County Association
of Western New York
Andrew J. Sperr ’94
NYS Police Troop E. Golf
Tournament
Jean & Andy Sperr
Mary Porcari Brady ’72
Mary Sprouts
Edward Stanek
Anne Kress, Ph.D. &
Elizabeth Lee Wise
Anne Kress, Ph.D. &
Carmen Powers
Cynthia L. Cooper
Kathleen K. Bromley
Naomi Karolinski
Anne Kress, Ph.D. &
James Schwender
Steven J. Lesko, Jr.
Maria Echaniz
Anne Kress, Ph.D. &
Trevor Regan
Anne Kress, Ph.D. &
John Tillinghast
Anne Kress, Ph.D. &
Barbara Lohr
Anthony E. Joseph ’72
Anne Kress, Ph.D. &
Richard Riley
Shannan L. & Thomas D. Myers
Anthony H. Lambiase, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony H. ’73
Lambiase
Mel Le Bar
Anne Kress, Ph.D. &
Helen M. Lomicka
Roy F. Lomicka
Joan Claire Maher
Anne Kress, Ph.D. &
Dominic P. Montulli ’64
Diane & Peter Hammar
Richard A. Mahar
Dorothy Montulli ’64
Thomas Montulli ’64
Ellen M. MacLeod
Alfred David Moorman
Anne Kress, Ph.D. &
Emmeline R. Morris
Deborah J. Sak
Michael LaMothe
Gregory P. Sak ’74
Urano Joseph Salvador
Diane Cheasty
Thomas & Kate Flynn
Anne Kress, Ph.D. &
Linda L. Ziegler
Edwyna Samdperil
Robert A. Sanders
Anne Kress, Ph.D. &
Evelyn M. Sarley
Anne Kress, Ph.D. &
Vicky Sutton-Thomas
Anne Kress, Ph.D. &
Rudy Verzuh
Nancy J. Speedy
Robert Watkins
Anne Kress, Ph.D. &
Kathleen Weston Hickey
Leslie Wetherbee, Jr.
Akram Bou Ayash
Dorothy Whittingham
Anne Kress, Ph.D. &
Otis E. Young
Robert Zajkowski
Anonymous
Richard Zwitzer
George D. Braddon
Richard J. DiMarzo
Raymond J. Hasenauer
Arthur E. Lowenthal
R. John & Patricia Perrin
Selling Strategies, Inc.
Richard A. Swartzel
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Raymond C. Shea
Carol H. Adams
Rosanna Condello
Richard Ryther
Hezekiah N. Simmons
IN MEMORY OF
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ENDOWMENTS AND ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIPS
DISTINGUISHED GIVING SOCIETIES
Planned giving is a smart way to reduce the tax burden on an estate and maximize an estate’s value to beneficiaries.
By including the MCC Foundation in your will or naming the Foundation as a beneficiary on a retirement plan or life insurance
policy, you will reap the tax benefits now while supporting the future of public higher education in our community. Be sure to
contact the MCC Foundation regarding your decision to make a planned gift so that you will be recognized as a member of
the Alice Holloway Young Society.
One of the most valuable benefits of an MCC education is its affordable tuition. For hundreds of students, however, tuition still
remains a barrier to enrollment. In today’s economy, helping students and families answer the question of how to pay for college is
more important than ever before. MCC is committed to providing scholarships to help offset the rising costs of education; donors
to the MCC Foundation play an important role in delivering on that promise.
ALICE HOLLOWAY YOUNG SOCIETY
Founding Trustee and Board Chair Emerita Alice Holloway Young, Ed.D. was among the first
to believe that a community college would benefit Rochester and its people. She helped launch
the college in 1961 and remains dedicated today to the vital role public higher education plays in
creating a bright future for our community. The Alice Holloway Young Society was established
in 1994 to recognize individuals who have advised the MCC Foundation of their intent to benefit
the college through a planned gift. Members of the Alice Holloway Young Society include:
Brenda & Paul Babitz
Mary Anne & Robert D. Brown
Kathy & Dan Cholish
Mr. Anthony D. Conte
Anne C. & Walter H. ’78 Cutler
Thomas & Kate Flynn
Beverly & Dr. Pete French
Jane ’68 & Dan Garr
Nancy P. Jones
Gilbert & Joyce Jordan
Judy & Joe Klarberg
Loretta Kloda
John H. Koch
Ms. Pamela D. Korte
Mr. ’73 & Mrs.
Anthony H. Lambiase
Clara & John Lloyd
Thomas J. Lobene ’75
Patrick S. Madama
Joseph Mancini
Suzanne McKim ’65
Lieutenant William H. Nash
Ms. Patricia A. O’Neill
Jodi Oriel ’93
Frances Osborn
Mr. Gary J. Rivoli ’66
Dr. G. Jeremiah Ryan
James C. Schwender
Mary D. Seebach
Diane L. Shoger &
Timothy M. Coughlin
Patti Soltys ’72
Charles H. Speirs
Dr. Peter A. Spina
Mr. Earl A. Tieppo
Jim & Bev Ward
Janet & John Westerberg
Anonymous
E. KENT DAMON LIFETIME GIVING SOCIETY
The Monroe Community College family remains grateful for the philanthropy and friendship of
the late E. Kent Damon, MCC trustee emeritus and director emeritus of the MCC Foundation.
Mr. Damon was instrumental in establishing the MCC Foundation and believed that private
giving was imperative to the college’s future. Mr. Damon is remembered through this giving
society that recognizes the cumulative support of the MCC Foundation over a donor’s lifetime.
The society recognizes donors at three giving levels.
DAMON LEGACY
$1,000,000 AND ABOVE
DAMON HERITAGE
$500,000 TO $999,999
Alvin F. Thiem & Ruth K. Thiem
Bausch & Lomb
Josephine & Simon Braitman
Anthony D. Conte
Corning Incorporated Foundation
Daisy Marquis Jones Foundation
Nancy Hallauer Johnson
The Estate of John H. Koch
DAMON BENEFACTOR
$100,000 TO $499,999
Brite Computers
Citizens Bank, N.A.
The Community Foundation
Corning Tropel Corporation
Mr. & Mrs. E. Kent Damon
The Davenport-Hatch
Foundation, Inc.
Donald F. and Maxine B.
Davison Foundation
Thomas & Kate Flynn
Beverly & Dr. Pete French
General Motors
Glover-Crask Charitable Trust
Halcyon Hill Foundation
Harris Corporation
Bernice E. Hatch
IBM Corporation
Jack G. Lubelle Foundation, Inc.
JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A.
The Kilian J. & Caroline F.
Schmitt Foundation
Howard Konar
Services LLC
The Estate of Jack G. Lubelle
Marie C. & Joseph C.
Wilson Foundation
The Estate of Irene Kelly Mason
Max A. Adler Charitable
Foundation, Inc.
The Estate of Marcia W. McDowell
National Geographic Society
Education Foundation
D. Robert Nicholson
Nissan Motor Corporation in U.S.A.
Jean & Richard Ottalagana
Gerald C. Pfrengle
The Pike Company
Dr. Faith Prather
Rochester General Hospital
Foundation, Inc.
SWBR Architects
Siemens Industry, Inc.
The Statler Foundation
The Estate of David W. Stewart
Strong Memorial Hospital
Toyota Motor Sales, USA, Inc.
Tycos Life Science
Lori Van Dusen & Ronald Boillat
Verizon
Drs. Saroj & T.K. Viswanathan
Jim & Bev Ward
ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS
292-Baby Infant Scholarship Fund
Athletic Excellence Scholarship
The Babitz Family Scholarship
Bausch & Lomb Scholarship
Sarah Bentivegna Scholarship
Mark Bogdonoff Memorial Scholarship
W. David Borden Scholarship for New Students
Boylan Brown Scholarship for Paralegal Studies
Elbert “Al” Butler Memorial Scholarship
The Anne Marie Carmenaty Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Cavanna Student Leaders Scholarship
Carol Cloos Memorial Scholarship
The Fannie and Sam Constantino First
Generation Scholarship
Linda Curran Memorial Endowed
Scholarship Fund
The DiMarco Family Scholarship
John L. Dougherty Memorial Scholarship
Ebersman Family Scholarship
Educational Technology Services Scholarship
Robert A. Fratangelo Memorial Scholarship
Mary and Ted Freeman Scholarship
Beverly and Dr. Henry “Pete” French, Jr.,
Scholarship for Excellence in History
Henry Pierson “Peter” French III Scholarship
Frontier Communications Scholarship
Jane L. Garr Nursing Scholarship
General Scholarship Fund
Irwyn Glazer Memorial Scholarship
Bonnie Glickman Memorial Scholarship
Dr. LeRoy V. and Lillian E. Good
Presidential Scholarship
Carl S. Hallauer Scholarship for Criminal Justice
Hattie Harris Scholarship
Harris Corporation Scholarship for
Women in Technology
Gilbert J. Hatch Scholarship
Phyllis M. Hazen Scholarship
Donald W. Holleder Scholarship
Arnold L. Johnson Memorial Scholarship
Arnold L. Johnson Scholarship
The Gilbert and Joyce Jordan
Scholarship for English
Doris H. Kevin Memorial Scholarship
Thomas R. Kissel Memorial Scholarship
Mary P. and John H. Koch Scholarship
Sydney Koret Scholarship for Human Services
Judith Gale Kowba Memorial Scholarship
The William H. Lagerway and Faith Prather
Scholarship in Photography
Ann Laughren Memorial Scholarship
Ann and Helen Laughren Memorial Scholarship
Dawn and Jacques Lipson Endowed
Scholarship for Nursing
Jack G. Lubelle Scholarship
Max Lubelle Memorial Scholarship
Rebecca Glick Lubelle Memorial Scholarship
Daniel E. Lyons Memorial Scholarship
Joe Mancarella Memorial Soccer Scholarship
Juliane Marino Memorial Scholarship Fund
for Student Nurses
Irene Kelly Mason Scholarship
Matt Matteo Scholarship
MCC Bookstore Student Leaders Scholarship
MCC Nursing Alumni Scholarship
Marcia W. McDowell Hospitality Scholarship
MG Car Club of Western New York Scholarship
Joan and George C. Monagan Athletic Scholarship
Dominic P. Montulli Memorial Scholarship
Thomas T. Mooney Scholarship
Lucien A. and Elizabeth S. Morin Scholarship
M&T Bank Endowed Scholarship
Jyoti Nanavati Endowed Scholarship
Natapow Family Foundation Scholarship
Richard A. Neubauer Scholarship
D. Robert Nicholson Scholarship
O’Hanlon Family First Responders Scholarship
Kathleen E. Pavelka Student Leaders Scholarship
Pete Pavia – MCC Men’s and Women’s
Basketball Scholarship
Dennis A. Pelletier Memorial Scholarship
Robert E. Pledger Memorial Scholarship
Stuart R. Porter and Joyce R. Porter Scholarship
Presidential Scholarship for Academic Excellence
funded by Howard and Anne Konar
funded by Marcia W. McDowell
funded by the Estate of David W. Stewart
The Joseph P. Richardson Scholarship
for New Students
Riedman Student Leaders Scholarship
Richard Riley Scholarship
Battalion Chief William J. Robertson
Memorial Scholarship
The Robinson Family Student Leaders Scholarship
Rochester McDonald’s Hospitality Scholarship in
Memory of Richard M. Guon
Ronald McDonald House Memorial Scholarship
for Ronald L. Bittner
Milton J. Ruterbusch Scholarship
Deborah Sak Memorial Scholarship
Salute to Excellence Scholarship
Teresa C. Schottler Memorial Scholarship
Alan B. Shaw Memorial Scholarship for English
Barbara M. and Robert H. Shaw
Music Scholarship
Sgt. Robert M. Skelton, Jr., Memorial Scholarship
The Bett y P. Smith Scholarship for Returning
Adult Students
Janet Buchanan Smith Scholarship
Joanne D. and John T. Smith Scholarship
Claude Woodrow and Mary Geneva
Smith Scholarship
Patricia Flynn Soltys Scholarship
Charles H. Speirs Scholarship
Andrew “AJ” Sperr Scholarship
Samuel J. Stabins Scholarship
Stabins/Gannett Foundation Scholarship
Ronald J. Starkweather Memorial Scholarship
Statistics Scholarship
John Thompson Family Scholarship
Time Warner Communications Scholarship
Tooling and Machining Scholarship
The Michael VanValkenburgh Scholarship
The Dr. Viswanathan Dental Hygiene Scholarship
Robin and Timothy Wentworth Scholarship
Richard Westerberg Memorial Scholarship
Marie C. & Joseph C. Wilson
Foundation Scholarship
Jan Z. Wiranowski Endowed Scholarship
Wiranowski Universal Humanism
of Hope Scholarship
Jan Z. Wiranowski Renaissance Scholarship
Richard Zwitzer Memorial Scholarship
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Pamela A. ’79 & Arunas A. Chesonis
/Chesonis Family Foundation
Deborah and John L. DiMarco, Sr.
Eastman Kodak Company
Gleason Family Foundation
Foundation
Association
Mary & John ’64 Thompson
Robin ’80 & Tim ’80 Wentworth
Xerox Corporation
Xerox Foundation
M&T Bank/The M&T Charitable
Foundation
MVP Health Care
James P. Nichols
Rochester General Hospital
Time Warner Communications
Unity Health System
Oceanographer Dr. Robert Ballard (pictured above) and educator Dr. Arlene Miller Smith were keynote speakers for Scholars’ Day 2013.
Scholars’ Day at MCC celebrates academic excellence and showcases outstanding student and faculty research at both our Brighton and Damon City campuses.
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ENDOWMENTS AND ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIPS
ENDOWED FUNDS AND PROGRAMS
AWARE Tuesday/Thursday Award
R. Carlos Carballada Daycare Endowment
Citizens Bank Future Optics Endowed Chair
Henry P. French, Sr., Endowed Chair in Business
Administration and Economics
Holocaust, Genocide and Human Rights Project
Endowed Fund
ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIPS
AND AWARDS
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ACCA John Kecskes Memorial Scholarship
American Gas Association Scholarship
Americorp Fund
Assets for Independence Scholarship Fund
James A. Barber Memorial Scholarship
James P. and Katherine Benton Dollinger Walsh
Nursing Scholarship
Mary Porcari Brady Emergency Nursing Student
Support Fund
Erin Leigh Brooks Student Fund for
Human Services
Lt. Michael J. Chiapperini & Tomasz M.
Kaczowka Memorial Scholarship
Citizens Bank Foundation’s Optics in Our
Community Scholarship
Clark Family Nursing Scholarship
Computer Information Systems Scholarship
David Raymond Coates Memorial Scholarship
Carmela and Antonio Conte
Donald Cook Music Scholarship
Regina Cornell Scholarship
Corning Incorporated Foundation Scholarship
for Optics
Linda Curran Memorial Scholarship Fund
Donald F. & Maxine B. Davison
Foundation Scholarship
John L. Dougherty Memorial Scholarship
Helen Elam MCC Scholarship
Empire State Diversity Honors Scholarship
Farash Foundation First in Family Scholarship
Ilene and David Flaum Scholarship
R. Thomas & Kate Flynn Scholarship Fund
Emerson U. and Vernita Fullwood Scholarship
John Ganey Memorial Scholarship
General Scholarship Fund
Gloria Dean Glass Memorial Fund
John Gmitter Scholarship
Richard E. Gray, Sr. Memorial Scholarship
Deputy Galen J. Herren Memorial Scholarship
MCCF IBERO-American Action
League Scholarship
Jennifer Jaruzel Memorial Biology Scholarship
Jefferson Avenue Revitalization Education
Initiative Scholarship Fund
The Gilbert and Joyce Jordan Scholarship
for English
The Krupnicki Family Scholarship for Excellence
in Welding
The William H. Lagerway and Faith Prather
Scholarship in Photography
Tony Lambiase, Jr. Memorial
Firefighter’s Scholarship
Jonathan Michael Lansky Fund for
Disabled Students
LeChase Constructions Services LLC
Scholarship Fund
Dawn and Jacques Lipson Scholarship for
Nursing Excellence
M&T Bank Presidential Scholarship for
Academic Excellence
M&T Bank Scholars Program
M&T Bank Scholarship for Advanced
Manufacturing/Optics
Dr. Erich Marchand Chess Scholarship
Juliane Marino Memorial Scholarship Fund
MCC Employee Alumni Scholarship
MCC Student Association Scholarship
McMurry Scholarship
McRae-Lesko Engineering Scholarship for East
High Students
M/E Engineering, P.C. Scholarship Program
Mary Lou Miller Memorial Scholarship
Elisa Mlynar Scholarship for Sign
Language Interpretation
Monroe County Association of Chiefs of
Police Scholarship
Thomas and Annie Murray Memorial Scholarship
Jyoti Nanavati Scholarship
Native American Education Foundation
Scholarship Fund
NYS Hospitality & Tourism Scholarship
Michael C. & Judith F. Oldham Engineering
Science Scholarship
Frances P. Osborn Student Fund
Carmen Vargas Otero and Emeterio Otero, Sr.
Paralegal Studies Scholarship
Pete Pavia Men’s & Women’s
Basketball Scholarship
Phi Theta Kappa Alumni Scholarship
Robert R. Philip Memorial Scholarship
(MG Car Club)
Pivcon Scholarship
Popli Design Group Scholarship
Thomas P. Proietti Scholarship
Shivlal and Vijyaben Rajparia Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Suki Regoni Memorial Scholarship
The Nate Riley Memorial Scholarship for
History Students
Rochester Hotel Association Scholarship
Rochester Operators McDonalds Association
Corporation Scholarship
Dr. Raymond T. Ruff, Jr. Accounting Award
Rusitzky Book Fund
Frances Hubbard Schenck Nursing Scholarship
Teresa C. Schottler Memorial Scholarship
Murph Shapiro Excellence in Coaching Award
Virginia Shea Nursing Scholarship
Timothy J. Sherbinski Memorial Scholarship
Beverly Skutt Radiologic Technology Scholarship
The Snowball Scholarship for Service-Learning
The Snowflake Scholarship
Charles H. Speirs Scholarship
Ellsworth M. Statler Scholarship Award
The Alvin F. and Ruth K. Thiem Foundation
Nursing Scholarship
Thiem General Scholarship
Trevett, Cristo, Salzer & Andolina Dual
Credit Program
John J. Trevisan Student Leadership Award
The UA Local 13 Scholarship for HVAC Students
John N. Warren Memorial Scholarship
Robin and Timothy Wentworth Scholarship
Western New York Dental Group Scholarship
Wolk Faces of the Future Scholarship Fund
Women in Technology of Digital Rochester
The Women’s Club of Webster
Nursing Scholarship
Xerox STEM Scholarship Fund
Robert C. Zajkowski Memorial Scholarship
for Music
ANNUAL FUNDS AND PROGRAMS
ACE Program
College Readiness Pilot Program
Corning Incorporated Foundation Optics
Enrollment Program
Corning Incorporated Foundation Optics Lab
Equipment Program
Corning Incorporated Foundation Optics
Marketing Program
Corning Incorporated Foundation Optics PreCollegiate Program
Phyllis Cotner Library Fund
Davenport-Hatch Child Care Grant
Domestic Violence Prevention Grant
The Gateway to HVAC/R Grainger Program
Alice Holloway Young Teaching Internship
Holocaust, Genocide and Human Rights Project
Honors Program
Horizons Summer Enrichment Program
Klarberg Human Services Internship
Matrix Geography Grant
MCC Summer Youth Sports Program (SYSP)
Men’s Soccer Fund
National Geographic Grant
Optical Systems Technology Program
Optics/Photonics Career Path Project
The Presidential Fund for Educational Innovation
Rochester Parent Network (292-BABY)
ROC the Future (STRIVE)
Toyota T-Ten Student Fund
Veterans Program Restricted Fund
Xerox STEM
SPECIAL EVENTS SCHOLARSHIPS
23rd Annual Salute to Excellence
Bausch & Lomb
Brite Computers
Clark Patterson Lee
Corning Incorporated
Democrat and Chronicle
Dixon Schwabl
Five Star Bank
Konar Properties
M/E Engineering, P.C./Parrone Engineering/
SWBR Architects
OptiMax Systems, Inc.
OptiPro Systems LLC
Ovation Payroll
The Pike Company
Rochester Institute of Technology
United Lens Company, Inc
Universal Photonics, Inc.
WinnDevelopment
15th Annual Gold Star Gala
Lisa R. & John P. Baron
Daniel J. Burns
Mr. R. Carlos Carballada
CMI Communications
Lisa & Walter Critchley
Armand D’Alfonso
John L. DiMarco, II (The DiMarco Group)
Perry & Kristen Duckles
Sergio Esteban
David & Nance Fiedler
Thomas & Kate Flynn
Steven Gordon
Bernice E. Hatch
Ms. Karen Hatch & Dr. Dirk M. Bernold
Home Properties
Ann Marie & Marc L. Iacona
Jonathan J. Judge
Konar Properties
Louis S. and Molly B. Wolk Foundation
Robert Luken
M&T Bank
M/E Engineering, P.C./
Parrone Engineering/SWBR Architects
Nothnagle Realtors
Edward J. Pettinella
The Pike Company
Janet Remizowski
Simcona Electronics Corp.
Anthony M. Soprano ’92
Kevin T. Stickles ’88
Tammy ’80 & William Strassburg
The Wegman Family Charitable Foundation
29th Annual Scholarship Open
Richard C. Brienzi ’79
Brite Computers
Diane & Al Casey
Phil DiMartino
ESL Federal Credit Union
Rich Funke
G & J Contracting, Inc.
Gallina Development Corp.
Joseph T. Genier ’70
International Union BAC Local 3 NY
Don ’71 & Nancy Jeffries
Kathleen Pringle Group, Inc.
M&T Bank
Edward Meagher
Monroe School Transportation, Inc.
Fritz Odenbach
Parrone Engineering/SWBR Architects
Susanne & John ’70 Perrone
The Pike Company
Schuler-Haas Electric Corp.
Siemens Industries Inc.
Larry Smith
Tim Thaney
Tony Tortorella
United Carpet
Tom Wojik
MCC FOUNDATION STAFF
Cheryl Castronovo,
special events secretary
Mark J. Pastorella ’90,
director of development
Diane L. Shoger,
executive director
Kim Dodson ’11,
development secretary
Christyn M. Sanagursky,
assistant director
of development
Gail Terhaar,
development secretary
Lisa Fluman,
information specialist
Elaine Seitz,
receptionist
Gretchen Wood,
associate director of
development
Susan Gurak,
chief financial officer
Karen Shaw ’78,
alumni and annual
giving coordinator
Alicia M. Zona ’92
administrative assistant
and secretary to the
board of directors
Melissa Ormond,
data entry/accounting
clerk
MONROE COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION
The Monroe Community College Foundation was established in 1983 to secure private
sector support to supplement and enhance public funding at Monroe Community College.
The Foundation is a 501(c)(3), nonprofit corporation that solicits, accepts, manages, invests and
distributes contributions and communicates with donors and prospects regularly. It serves as a
repository for all private, non-governmental gifts and support received on behalf of the college.
MCC FOUNDATION STAFF
MISSION STATEMENT
Monroe Community College is a dynamic learning
community where access, excellence, and leadership are
the College’s hallmarks. Our mission is to educate and
prepare diverse learners to achieve scholarly, professional,
and individual success within a local and global context.
The College serves as a catalyst for innovation, economic
development, lifelong learning, and civic engagement.
MCC BOARD OF TRUSTEES AND OFFICERS
Kenneth G. Goode, chair
director, Monroe County Office of Government
and Community Affairs (retired)
John L. Bartolotta, vice chair
administrative vice president, Commercial Lending,
M&T Bank
Susan M. Fenn ’13, student trustee
Jeffrey R. Adair
president, Monroe County Legislature
Richard W. Hannon
director, Special Projects, Office of the Mayor,
City of Rochester
Howard Konar
president, Konar Properties
Barbara P. Lovenheim
professor emerita, Monroe Community College
John R. Parrinello, Esq.
attorney, The Parrinello Law Firm, LLP
Grace S. Tillinghast
co-owner, The Battery
Allen K. Williams
associate realtor, Magellan, Inc.
A UNIT OF THE STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK
The State University of New York is the largest comprehensive
university system in the United States, educating nearly
463,000 students in more than 7,500 degree and certificate
programs, and more than 1.8 million New York state citizens
in professional development and personal enrichment
programs, on 64 college and university campuses. There are
nearly 3 million SUNY alumni worldwide. To learn more
about how SUNY creates opportunity, visit www.suny.edu.
ANNUAL REPORT PRODUCTION STAFF
Editors: Cynthia Cooper, Gretchen Wood
Writer: Rosanna Condello
Photographers: Vasiliy Baziuk ’04, Bailey Burritt,
Jeremy Case, Ken Pamatat
Designer: Dixon Schwabl
Printer: Cohber Press, Inc.
YOUR GIVING OPTIONS
Whether it is a student you want to motivate, a loved one you wish to honor or an educational program you would
like to see expanded, the MCC Foundation is here to help.
To give to MCC and increase the impact public higher education has on our community, please consider the
following giving options available through the MCC Foundation:
ESTABLISH AN ENDOWMENT.
Endowments are donated funds that are invested in perpetuity. Principal-generated earnings fulfill the scholarship
fund’s charitable intent as established by the donor when the gift is made. If you are eager to see your gift impact
lives now and in the future, establishing an endowment is a wise choice.
MAKE A GIFT IN HONOR OR IN MEMORY OF SOMEONE.
To make your gift, call 585.262.1500, send your gift (check or money order made payable to the MCC Foundation)
to MCC Foundation, Damon City Campus, 228 East Main Street, Rochester, NY 14604, or donate online at
www.monroecc.edu.
SPONSOR, PARTICIPATE IN OR VOLUNTEER FOR OUR UPCOMING EVENTS.
24th Annual Salute to Excellence, November 14, 2013
16th Annual Gold Star Gala, April 26, 2014
30th Annual Scholarship Open, June 23, 2014
CONSIDER A GIFT-IN-KIND, GIFTS OF PROPERTY OR PLANNED GIVING.
Gifts to the MCC Foundation take on many forms, from unique auction items to real estate. Planned giving is
the process of incorporating charitable giving into an overall personal estate plan. Through careful planning and
support from the MCC Foundation, you can achieve your philanthropic goals and benefit your personal financial
position, supplement your retirement or provide additional support to your family.
BENEFIT FROM A CHARITABLE GIFT ANNUITY.
M ON ROE CO MM UN I T Y C OL L E GE F OUN DATI O N A N N U AL RE P OR T 2 01 2 -2 0 1 3
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For those who want to maintain or possibly increase their income while making a gift to support public higher
education at Monroe Community College, the MCC Foundation can help achieve both goals through its
Charitable Gift Annuity program.
HONORARY TRUSTEES
Ilene L. Flaum
Wayne K. Gilman
Robert D. Hursh
Robert N. Latella, Esq.
Richard F. Mackey
John R. McCarthy
Claire S. Montgomery
Nathan J. Robfogel, Esq.
Lois R. Tucker
Richard S. Warshof ’68
Alice Holloway Young, Ed.D.
OFFICERS OF THE COLLEGE
Anne M. Kress, Ph.D., president
Jeffrey P. Bartkovich, Ph.D., vice president,
Educational Technology Services
Michael J. McDonough, Ph.D., provost and vice
president, Academic Services
Todd M. Oldham, MBA, vice president, Economic
Development and Innovative Workforce Services
Hezekiah N. Simmons, MBA, chief financial officer
and vice president, Administrative Services
Richard H. Ryther, interim vice president,
Student Services
A gift annuity is an agreement between a donor and the MCC Foundation in which the donor transfers an asset to
the Foundation and, in return, the Foundation makes lifetime payments to the donor. Benefits of a charitable gift
annuity can be impressive. Donors receive an immediate income tax deduction and avoid upfront capital gains tax
upon transfer.
For assistance, please contact Mark Pastorella ’90, director of development, at 585.262.1509 or
[email protected].
Monroe Community College is committed to fostering a diverse community
of outstanding faculty, staff, and students, as well as ensuring equal educational
opportunity, employment, and access to services, programs and activities, without
regard to an individual’s race, color, national origin, religion, creed, age, disability, sex,
gender identity, sexual orientation, familial status, pregnancy, predisposing genetic
characteristics, military status, domestic violence victim status, or criminal conviction.
Employees, students, applicants, or other members of the college community
(including but not limited to vendors, visitors, and guests) may not be subjected to
harassment that is prohibited by law, or treated adversely or retaliated against based
upon a protected characteristics. © 2013 Monroe Community College
A copy of the latest annual report may be obtained from the Monroe Community College Foundation, 228 East Main Street,
Rochester, N.Y. 14604 or from the Charities Bureau, Department of Law, 120 Broadway, New York, N.Y. 10271.
All gifts made through the MCC Foundation are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law. Pledges may be paid in installments.
MCC faculty and staff may also take advantage of payroll deduction.
MONROE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
MONROE COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION
1000 East Henrietta Road
Rochester, New York 14623-5780
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