Annual Report 2014-2015 - Washtenaw Community College
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Annual Report 2014-2015 - Washtenaw Community College
ACCESS Washtenaw Community College foundation Annual Report 2014-2015 SUCCESS Supporting students for 30 years I N N OVAT I O N ACCESS SUCCESS I N N OVAT I O N From the Chair of the Board of Directors Letter from the President A T I am delighted to share some wonderful news with you about student scholarships at WCC. The Board of Directors voted to increase the amount awarded to each student who receives a scholarship. In recent years, the maximum scholarship award was $800 per term. For the current Fall term, the maximum award is $1,000. This increase will help each awardee to meet the financial obligations of their education. The WCC Foundation plays a very special part in this process, and for that, we cannot thank you enough. It is gratifying to see students who come to WCC succeed in their chosen area of study, and earn a certificate or degree. And it’s even more fulfilling to know that donors support the students through gifts to the Foundation. Your dollars are more than just money – they support childcare, tuition, scholarships, a chance for a career change, books, and life enrichment opportunities -- I could go on and on. But what lies beneath all of your efforts is the chance to make a difference in a student’s life. And that’s exactly what you’re doing – making a difference, one student at a time. s a lifelong member of the community, I have attended local schools and supported public education. While I had family support for my educational journey, not all students are as fortunate. At Washtenaw Community College, many students receive support through WCC Foundation scholarships. As chair of the Board of Directors of the WCC Foundation, I am honored to represent the volunteers who help to provide support to deserving students. For 30 years, we have helped WCC students achieve their dreams. Thank you for your support! Sincerely, Betsy Petoskey Chair, WCC Foundation Board of Directors his school year marks the 50th anniversary of Washtenaw Community College. It is an important milestone, and we will celebrate it with events and gatherings throughout the year and into 2016. Many things have changed over the last 50 years, but our mission has not. We remain an affordable college where students come first. We are a valued resource in this region, opening our doors and providing a lifetime of learning opportunities to more than 20,000 students a year. With your gifts to the Foundation, you are changing lives. You couldn’t ask for a more noble cause. The dollars you contribute provide the stepping stones needed for our students to achieve their hopes and dreams. With gratitude, Dr. Rose B. Bellanca, Ed.D. President, Washtenaw Community College 1 H olly Munker, a mother of two, was tending bar two nights a week when she was admitted to Washtenaw Community College’s radiography program in 2011. She was also pregnant. "Taking a full class load and taking care of the family was a lot of work,” she said, “but WCC has a well-known radiography program, and my education here will help open doors for me.” Holly persevered and graduated last June. She is continuing her education at WCC in an advanced certificate program focused on CT scans. She will complete the program in April 2016. Holly is looking forward to working in radiography, and she attributes her success in part to scholarships from the WCC Foundation, which she received the past four years. “I didn’t have time to work while taking a full load of classes and clinicals,” Holly said. "All of my spare time has been spent studying. Without the help from the Foundation, I wouldn’t have made it this far.” “ Without the help from the Foundation, I wouldn’t have made it this far. 2 ACCESS Endowments Completed in 2014 –2015 Scholarship Recipient ” I’ve learned so much “from my students. They’re amazing! ” –Sally Adler A s a social worker for the State of Michigan, Martha McClatchey worked in specialized adoptions with a goal of finding homes for permanent wards moving through the foster care system. Through her work, she met and cared for hundreds of children. Her love and compassion for children led her to create the McClatchey Family Scholarship Fund. Per her request, the McClatchey Scholarship will be awarded each year to former or current foster children. When asked why she chose Washtenaw Community College for the scholarship, McClatchey said, “WCC provides educational opportunities for everyone whether seeking the basics of a formal academic start or the technical training necessary for an immediate job.” After her social work career, McClatchey joined the Department of Student Services in the College of Literature Science and Arts at the University of Michigan, and worked with incoming and continuing students. She has high praise for the students who transferred into U-M from WCC. “I met with students who came to Michigan from community colleges all over the state,” McClatchey said. “The bestprepared students came from WCC.” W hen Sally Adler began teaching at Washtenaw Community College more than 20 years ago, she discovered the job she always wanted. Over the years, she’s learned that building relationships with students is not only an important aspect of her job but it’s also the most rewarding. “I spend a lot of time with my students, and I know their problems,” she said. There have been times when students have confided in Adler about their difficulties in making ends meet – an issue Adler encountered during her own college experience. “I know what it’s like to be hungry and barely scraping by,” she said. She felt the need to do something to help, so she established the Sally Adler Childcare Scholarship Endowment Fund. As an instructor, Adler teaches her students about child care, development and education. According to Adler, she’s not the only one who is teaching in her classroom. “I’ve learned so much from my students,” she said. “They’re amazing!” WCC provides educational “opportunities for everyone. ” –Martha McClatchey 3 B eth Gannon devoted her life to improving children’s lives. A mother to 23—eight her own and 15 from troubled families—she was a caretaker for children well into her 80s. She and her husband Pat, a self-employed builder, worked hard to support those 23 children. Beth also worked afternoons and evenings at the Ypsilanti Post Office as a mail sorter for 12 years when Pat was unable to work due to illness. Pat passed away in 1978 and Beth in 2002. Her devotion to the next generation is cemented in her children’s minds, and they are continuing her legacy with an endowment in Beth’s name. Since 2006, the B eth G annon E ndowment has supported single parents who are students at Washtenaw Community College. Her daughter, Jill Beauchamp, a former faculty member at WCC, was moved to donate to the WCC Foundation after learning a student’s financial difficulties caused her to drop out. After Jill and her husband Dan funded five scholarships, they decided to fund an endowment with the support of extended members of the Gannon family. They initiated a variety of ways to raise money, including a family fun run. M any high school students have their senior pictures taken before the start of their last year of school. They spend time finding the right clothing and the right settings for the photos. They also spend money on the photographer. When Danny Friedman learned how much senior pictures would cost, he balked and said that the money could be better spent helping a student pay for community college. Danny asked that his photo fees, together with his savings from work and Bar Mitzvah gifts, be given to the Washtenaw Community College Foundation for a student scholarship. His parents, Rich and Joanna Friedman, agreed and offered to match his gift amount. Together they created the Friedman Family Scholarship. “As he approached college, Danny became increasingly uncomfortable with the realization that he could afford to go to any school that admits him, while other kids couldn’t afford any higher education,” said his mother Joanna. “He wanted to do what he could to make a difference rather than simply ignoring such a glaring problem.” This fall, the WCC Foundation will award the first Friedman Family Scholarship and it will definitely make a difference for a WCC student. He wanted to do what he could to “make a difference… ” –Joanna Friedman 4 In 1997, when Beth Gannon was 80. The Ann Arbor News featured a story about her, and noted that she was mothering her last child, then a sophomore at Ypsilanti High School. She told reporter Robert L. Romaker that she stayed busy with gardening and plants when her child was at school. “I’ve devoted my life to nurturing God’s creations,” she is quoted. “I started with kids and I will end up with plants.” Little did she know that her legacy would help enrich and grow the lives of countless students to come. Little did she know that her legacy would help enrich and grow the lives of countless students to come. “ SUCCESS Endowments Completed in 2014 –2015 WCC is an amazing resource in the community. We think it’s a great place to put our support. ” –Roddy Wares Roddy Wares and her husband Allen Newman are devotees of the Peace Neighborhood Center. Allen served as president of the board and is currently on the advisory board, while Roddy worked as the development director and still coordinates the annual fundraiser. For them, supporting Washtenaw Community College students seemed a natural fit with Peace’s mission of providing community services, and so the Roddy Wares and Allen Newman Scholarship Fund was created. “I see WCC as a critical link for so many people,” Roddy said. “It really is an interface for people who need training and support. They can go from a place where they’re stuck, to a place where their potential can really grow.” “Perhaps the biggest similarity Peace and WCC share is access”, Roddy added. Just like Peace, the College gives people without privilege ways to succeed. It fits into our personal mission of caring for the community.” Overall, “I think WCC does a fabulous job,” Roddy said. “It’s the answer for so many, for those who want to get into the workforce or go to a four-year college or university. It’s just an amazing resource in the community, and we really love it. We think it’s a great place to put our support.” They felt strongly about providing educational “opportunities for their children. ” –Michael Finney M ichael Finney is well-known as the first president and CEO of Ann Arbor SPARK, an organization dedicated to economic development, the growth of companies and the creation of jobs in the local community. Finney has also contributed to Washtenaw Community College’s growth and development by serving as a member of the Foundation Board of Directors. Michael attributes his success and dedication to community to his parents, Arthur and Laura Finney. Arthur worked in an automotive manufacturing plant in Flint, which was home to General Motors’ Buick and Chevrolet divisions and Laura was a homemaker. While neither of them were high school graduates, they felt strongly about providing educational opportunities for their children. To honor his parents and their belief in the power of education and to help students at WCC, Michael created the Arthur and Laura Finney Endowment Fund. W ashtenaw Community College President Rose Bellanca is living proof of the life-changing experiences that can happen at a community college. As a high school student, Bellanca had her heart set on being a teacher, but she was tracked into going to secretarial school upon graduation. Determined to become a teacher, she pursued an associate degree at Macomb Community College (MCC) which led her to get her bachelor’s degree and eventually propelled her into a teaching career. She taught at Chippewa Valley Schools, MCC and Wayne State University, where she also earned her doctorate in education. “A community college experience changes lives,” Bellanca said. “Educational dreams are realized, businesses are started, skills are refined, new languages are learned, and the list goes on. As I’ve said on many occasions, there are no dead ends at a community college—only paths of opportunity to follow, which weave into the fabric of healthy and vibrant communities.” Belief in the life-changing effect of the community college experience inspired Bellanca and her husband to create the Rose and Joe Bellanca Scholarship Fund. “To me, community colleges are a very special place because they helped make my dream come true,” Bellanca said. “ There are no dead ends at a community college— only paths of opportunity to follow. –Rose Bellanca ” 5 B ob and Jean Chapman know exactly how integral Washtenaw Community College can be in changing students’ lives—they’ve experienced it firsthand. T im and Julie Kissel believe in the power of education. Julie is an instructor at Washtenaw Community College and Tim, a former teacher, works as a school administrator. In their roles, the Kissels touch the lives of students every day. Three years ago, they made the decision to support students financially through a scholarship fund at WCC. Around the time they were working to establish the scholarship, Tim’s uncle Alvin Temme passed away. The Kissels chose to honor his memory by creating The Alvin C. Temme Endowment Fund. Like the Kissels, Alvin was an educator; he taught horticulture and agriculture at the Pendleton Reformatory (now the Indiana Pendleton Correctional Facility) for forty years. “We feel so fortunate to be able to give back and support the students at WCC,” Julie said. “Alvin appreciated kindness and we want to remember that always through our giving.” educators create a legacy “ofDevoted improving students’ lives. ” Jean worked to support her husband as he finished college, and then she stayed at home to raise their three boys. But in the mid-1980s, when her children grew a little more independent and were in junior high and high school, she decided she wanted to pursue her own education again. She hadn’t been to college in over a decade. She thought WCC might be the right place to prepare for earning a bachelor’s degree. “I loved it,” Jean said. “I loved the teachers, the students I met and the education I received. The smaller classes were warm and welcoming and I had all the support I needed. There was a strong community atmosphere because everyone was in the same boat, trying to pursue a goal.” Jean eventually transferred to St. Thomas University in St. Paul, Minnesota and earned her degree in social work. But WCC holds a special place in her heart and for that reason, Jean established the Jean G. Chapman Endowment Fund. “I support WCC wholeheartedly,” she said. “I know what it did for me, and I’ve heard testimony from others whose experiences are very much like mine.” Bob served on the WCC Foundation Board of Directors for two terms, and he also served as chair. He knows the college is a place that holds many stories similar to his wife’s. “I really am a strong supporter of what WCC brings to our community, the value it brings and the lives that it changes,” he said. I am a strong supporter of what WCC “brings to our community, the value it brings and the lives it changes. ” –Bob Chapman 6 I N N OVAT I O N Endowments Completed in 2014 –2015 “ I wanted to thank the faculty for their partnership during my time at WCC. G ” –Gunder Myran under Myran was Washtenaw Community College’s second president, serving from 1975 to 1998. During his presidency, he considered his wife Marliss to be WCC’s first lady. “She was my partner, my cheerleader and my supporter,” he said. “She was very involved in activities on campus, as well as entertaining College guests in our home.” To celebrate Marliss’ contributions to the College during his tenure as president, Myran created the Gunder and Marliss Myran Endowment Fund. As president, Gunder enjoyed working with the faculty of the College. In gratitude for those relationships, he designated the fund be used to support technological advances and innovative approaches to learning and teaching. “I recognized that there were unmet needs and that I could contribute a fund for faculty innovation,” he said. “I wanted to thank the faculty for their partnership during my time at WCC.” E ndowments may be established with a minimum gift or pledge of $10,000. They will support students in perpetuity with up to 5 percent of the interest earned being spent each year. The following annual funds and endowments were begun in 2014-2015: New Annual Funds Ceramics Dance Charles E. Schell Foundation Fifth Third Bank, Trustee Al Wright Automotive New Endowments Friedman Family Florence and Peter Hedwall Memorial JRP Childcare McClatchey Family Gunder and Marliss Myran Towsley Student Access ACCESS SUCCESS I N N OVAT I O N 7 Endowments Funds 2014 –2015 AA Polaris Foundation AAUW/Margaret Weddell Brandon Academic and Career Skills Charlotte and Edward Adams Sally Adler Childcare Andrah Foundation Ann Arbor Rotary Club Ann Annis Theophil Aprill Vehicular Arbor Brewing Company Business & Hospitality Fred and Katherine Arnold Gwen Arnold Business Elisabeth W. Bailey Memorial Karl D. Bailey Richard R. Bailey Memorial Richard W. Bailey David D. Baker Batell Family Beacon Investments Co. Jerry L. Beard Marie Beauman Memorial Rose and Joseph Bellanca Omer and Elsie Bellfi Clare M. Berg Effie Jane Bigford Stuart Blacklaw Leadership Blain/Konschuh Leonard and Kathryn Boddy Seth Bonder Science Bottum, Boyd and Ljutich Families Ralph Bottorff Math Jim and Juanita Bradley Carl and Isabelle Brauer Briarwood Pittsfield Kiwanis Buhr Foundation (J.H. Buhr) Jamie and Cheryl Buhr David R. Byrd Memorial Callaghan, Konschuh, Walworth 8 Angus and Jean Campbell Loren W. Campbell II Memorial Joyce A. Castanier Memorial Nursing Lily Anne Chandler Madeline Sophia Chandler Jean G. Chapman Celestino Cicone Memorial Bill and Fritz Clemes Construction Technology Rob Cook Memorial Writing Center Albert and Margaret Coudron Karl and Nancy Couyoumjian Florence Crane Memorial H. Richard Crane Science H. Richard Crane Science Lab Janet Crane Childcare Margaret F. Crary Edith M. Croake Faculty Professional Development B.C. Dahlmann Memorial James Davenport Memorial Galen W. Davis Memorial Judith and William Davis Deckard-Brown Detter Family Foundation Childcare Angelo and Margaret DiPonio Foundation John and Alice Dobson Molly Dobson Childcare William T. Dobson Business Domino's Pizza Dress for Success Pat Dudley Music Richard and Marie Duke Del and Nancy Dunbar Marguerite D. Eaglin Ann A. Edwards Ellery and Madison Philip and Beulah Elving Christine Euritt Arthur and Laura Finney Terry Foster Esther and Stanley Fracker Memorial Ronald Fracker Edward W. Frederick Douglas D. Freeth Business and Banking Gargi B. French Chemistry Friedman Family Dorothy Buhr Gackstatter Memorial Albert Galardi Joseph and Antonia Galea Memorial Beth Gannon Don Garrett Memorial Harold S. Gazan David and Sherry Gebhardt General Endowment General Scholarship Endowment Glacier Hills Arthur Gluckman Memorial Lyle Goscenski Dennis Guastella Brian Gunderson Memorial Lloyd H. Haas Charlotte A. Haatvedt (Calla J. Fette) Charlotte Miettunen Hanson Douglas J. Harris Memorial Ruth A. and Paul B. Hays Florence and Peter Hedwall Memorial James and Virginia Hendley Gary and Pat Hentz Vocational Norman and Debbie Herbert Herrick Foundation James D. Herter Martha and Jack Hicks Jonathan Hoffman Memorial Carole E. Holmes Mr. and Mrs. Howard S. Holmes William B. Holmes Family Judith C. Hommel Legacy Circle Donors 2014 –2015 B.T. and G.L. Hopkins Pamela J. Horiszny Ethel Howard Memorial Humanities/Social Science Jim and Millie Irwin Jernigan Family Ginny O. Johansen Jean Johns Childcare Lester Johns Remainder Trust Jesse Michael Joslin JRP Childcare Elizabeth Kennedy Childcare Ellen Mans Kerans William and Mary Kinley Rhea Kish Nursing Nathan Kisken Memorial Gladys H. Knoll Paul C. Koch Paul Kokkales Accounting Michael Kollen Behavioral Science T. A. Kramer Memorial Al Krugler Memorial Henry S. Landau Morris J. Lawrence Memorial Chris Lawson Peter Lawson Wendy Lawson Learning Disabilities Association Granville, Sr. and Mildred Lee Memorial Jon Onye Lockard Art Christine Lord Poetry Diane Gates Makielski Marcy-Quay Social Justice Jimmy Markham Cleo Martin Memorial Accounting Gonzalo Martin Loretta McKeown McClatchey Family Thomas and Deborah McMullen Thomas and Deborah McMullen Construction Management Janet McOmber Nursing Ted and Hattie McOmber David C. Meng Memorial Ann R. Meredith Robert E. Meredith Memorial Norma Meyers Accounting Flora Miller Memorial Jack and Carmen Miller Milton Miller Memorial Horace and Agnes Miner Minnie Pearl Mitchell Dr. U. A. Mithani Memorial Moosbrugger/Stoll HVAC Vernor and Edith Morris Family Aron and Gina Myran Gunder Myran-Ypsilanti Rotary Gunder and Marliss Myran Rosemarie Nagel National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women Robert Nelson Radiography Tim and Kathy Norton NSK Corporation Inc. Office Professional Oliverio-Boluyt O'Rear Family Roger and Natalie Palay Arthur and Janetta Parker Memorial Pfizer Phoenix High School Lela Pitts Educational Harry Pollay Dr. John W. Porter Anthony Procassini R&B Machine Tool Co. Mildred Rebstock Toni and Benjamin Rodgers Mary Sadoski Saints Family Saline Area Dick and Norma Sarns Norma J. Sarns Richard N. Sarns Lena M. and Richard J. Sellers Memorial Anne and Max Shaftel, Dora and David Grossman David and Janet Shier Martha and Hollis Showalter Patrick J. Silke and James J. Carty Memorial Slowins/Lakin Memorial First Person Anthony L. Snoddy South Side Dorothy Jean Snyder George Ralph Snyder Al and Maxine Solvay Speyer SRWC Emergency Catherine Steiner RN Memorial Christine Officer Stephens Candis Stern Day Care J. Wilner Sundelson Memorial John E. Swisher, Jr. Jean Taylor Nursing Alvin C. Temme Thistle I Charles Thomas, Jr. Memorial Thomas Science and Technology Levi and Maria Thompson Thrift Shop of Ann Arbor Barbara Tower Harry Towsley MD Memorial Towsley Student Access Towsley Student Success John P. Trame Marion and Lou Trubshaw Amherst "Nub" Turner Janeth Turner University of Michigan Credit Union Nancy Lee VanSickle Memorial Tim and Laurie Wadhams Viola Layer Walden Bruce Walsh Memorial Technology Mona Langguth Walz Roddy Wares and Allan Newman Washtenaw Contractors Association Washtenaw Technical Middle College WCC Alumni WCC Business Division WCC Chemistry WCC Culinary Arts and Hospitality WCC Electronics Department WCC Employees WCC Mathematics Department WCC Nursing Howard and Norma Weaver Herman Weber Roy and Carol Weber Helen Wenrich Ralph Wenrich Stuart and Suzanne White Larry and Barbara Whitworth Peter and Nancy Wiernik Ruth B. Williams Memorial Park and Christine Willis Family Women's Council Endowment Rose and Joe Bellanca Thomas Blaske and Mary Steffek Blaske Jamie and Cheryl Buhr Sam and Esther Callan Elizabeth C. Chesky Karl and Nancy Couyoumjian Rachel L. Crary Laura J. Curtiss Molly Hunter Dobson Richard and Marie Duke Andrew and Linda Eggan Chris and Bob Euritt John Gehring Dennis Grimard Bob and Pamela Grosshans Esta and Larry Grossman Melvin S. Harder John and Martha Hicks Michael Hommel Carey Jernigan John and Cathy Johns Charles Kelly Paul C. Kokkales Dr. Barbara LaHood Mrs. Henry S. Landau Wendy L. Lawson Christine A. Lord Lawrence and Judy Macklem Philip and Nancy Margolis Robin Mays Mr. and Mrs. R. Griffith McDonald Michael H. McGraw Jeff McGrew Thomas and Deborah McMullen Judith G. Mich Dr. Gunder A. Myran Rosemarie Nagel Robbie O'Brien, CWA and Lee Sirvaitis, CFP Joe and Karen O'Neal David and Elizabeth Parsigian Carolyn Peterson Joshua Pokempner and Gretchen Gardner Susan Pollay Stephen and Bettina Pollock Seymour and Janet Remen Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Schriber Mary Ann Sellers Jo-Ann R. Socha Alan and Maxine Solvay Glenn Tarcea and Beth Crane Sally A. Tauriainen James and Nancy White Stuart and Suzie White 9 Donors and Benefactors 2014 –2015 FOUNDER $15,000 or more Jamie and Cheryl Buhr Buhr Foundation Robert and Jean Chapman Howdy and Carole Holmes Pamela J. Horiszny Masco Corporation Foundation Dr. Gunder A. Myran Otto and Joyce Riegger Dick and Norma Sarns Charles E. Schell Foundation, Fifth Third Bank, Trustee The Harry A. and Margaret D. Towsley Foundation Timothy and Laurie Wadhams VISIONARY $10,000-$14,999 Merrill Bonder Clan Crawford, Jr. Richard Friedman and Family The Estate of Doris Mae Kennedy The Mosaic Foundation (of Rita & Peter Heydon) Joshua Pokempner and Gretchen Gardner Nancy Wiernik Seth Bonder Foundation Carol Weber 10 AMBASSADOR $5,000-$9,999 Rose and Joseph Bellanca Molly Hunter Dobson Ervin Industries Inc. Chris and Bob Euritt Extang Corporation Clyde and Nancy Hall The Health and Fitness Center at Washtenaw Community College Michael Hommel Gladys H. Knoll MascoTech Precision Headed Products Tim and Kathy Norton Michael and Katherine O’Rear Power Wellness Management Edward F. Redies Foundation Inc. Nan Richter R. Gene and Nancy D. Richter Foundation The names listed below represent those who made a gift to the WCC Foundation between July 1, 2014 and June 30, 2015. Nick Genova Lou Ginnetti $2,500-$4,999 $1,000-$2,499 Muriel Gluckman American Association of University A.F. Smith Electric, Inc. Golden International Women Ann Arbor Marcus K. Adams Daniel and Norma Green Bank of Ann Arbor Rich and Sally Adler John W. Hochrein Pia M. Bennett Rob and Patty Aldrich Howard Hanna Real Estate Services Mary Burns-Coral Ann Arbor Area Convention and Vernon and Norma Hutton Rachel L. Crary Visitors Bureau Hylant Exemplar Manufacturing Company Ann Arbor SPARK I.B.E.W. Local No. 252 Ann Arbor State Bank Fifth Third Bank David L. Goldberg Ann Arbor Transportation Authority ISCIENCES, LLC Joyce K. Jenkins Norman and Debbie Herbert Arbor Hospice Carey Jernigan John and Martha Hicks Arbor Research Collaborative for Jiffy Mixes Health Hobbs & Black Associates, Inc. Lisa M. Johansen Robert and Laura Armstrong Penny Hommel and Jim Bergman Katherine’s Catering Inc. Linda S. Blakey Tim and Julie Kissel Joan Keiser and Art Tai Julie A. Bliss Ladies Literacy Club Bethany Kennedy Donna M. Bohling Richard and Kristen Landau KeyBank Marvin and Drina Boluyt Cristy Lindemann Michael A. King Starr Burke Local 499 Lecet Rhea K. Kish Carol Burton Rosemarie Nagel Paul C. Kokkales CapTrust Financial Robbie O’Brien, CWA and Mrs. Henry S. Landau Amy Cell Lee Sirvaitis, CFP Jill A. Macklem Center for the Education of Women Old National Bank Lawrence and Judy Macklem Susan E. and William F. Chandler Anthony and Marguerite Procassini MAV Development Company Comcast Business Class Rehmann Mr. and Mrs. R. Griffith McDonald Comcast Cable Retirement Income Solutions Conlin, McKenney & Philbrick, PC Bill and Ginny McKeachie RJ Landau Partners PLLC McKinley Charles and Charlotte Corkran Benjamin and Toni Rodgers Ann R. Meredith Steve and Judy Dobson Anthony L. Snoddy Michael and Marcea Metzler DTE Energy Foundation Elisabeth Thoburn Miller & Assoc. PC CPA Sean Duval Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Thomas Miller, Canfield, Paddock Ross Eyler and Jill Greenberg University of Michigan and Stone, P.L.C. Peter and Patty Fink Credit Union MLC Associates, LTD First Presbyterian Church Weidmayer, Schneider & Raham MLive Media James and Phyllis Ford Christine W. Willis James H. Mulchay III James Wade Foster Ypsilanti Area Convention and Robert and Evelyn Nelson Doug and Lucia Freeth Visitor’s Bureau William H. Nelson Joy L. Garrett Cyril J. Zilka Elizabeth Orbits LEADER ADVOCATE Roger and Natalie Palay Karen Parker and Larry Aeilts Bill and Betsy Petoskey John and Joanne Phibbs Tom and Cindy Phibbs John and Joan Pierce Plumbers & Pipefitters Local Union 190 PNC Bank Susan Pollay Stephen and Bettina Pollock Jennifer Poteat and Michael Staebler Rave Associates Wine Importers Paul J. Rice Lisa Rombes Second Baptist Church of Ypsilanti Mary Ann Sellers Siemens Industry, Inc. SimplexGrinell LP Joseph and Jody Slowins Richard Soble and Barbara Kessler Alan and Maxine Solvay Kathryn Thirolf and John Burkhardt Laurita Thomas Toyota Technical Center John P. Trame Mary C. Vandewiele Doris and Jim Walker Jack and Carolyn Wallace Roddy Wares and Allan Newman Washtenaw Association of Retired School Personnel Washtenaw Engineering Co. Doug and Sue Weber Family Fund Stuart and Suzie White Anne M. Williams Wiltec Technologies David and Lynn Wooten Zingerman’s Community of Businesses Stephen and Nanette Gill Rhonda Gilmore $500-$999 Kristin Good Acoustic Ceiling & Governmental Consultant Partition Co. Inc. Services, Inc. Aetna Foundation Inc. Robert and Kathleen Griffiths Mike and Judy Aldrich Neil and Elizabeth Gudsen Eric and Rosanne Bailey Charles M. Hammond Ballard Benefit Works, Inc. William and Merrily Hart Paul and Maryam Barrie Heritage Vision Plans Inc. Bruce and Stephanie Benz James D. Herter, D.D.S. Bodman LLP Dr. and Mrs. Elliott Hill Robert Wm. Brewster Chuck and Diane Hoffman Sam and Esther Callan Mr. and Mrs. William B. Holmes Jean W. Campbell Elmer Lawrence Johansen Deborah Caplan Maurice and Stephanie Jones Richard and Stefani Carter Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Judson Center for Plastic & Michael Kaslik and Alison Lang Reconstructive Surgery Glen G. Kay Charles Reinhart Company, Realtors Reché Kirkland Wayne and Melinda Colquitt Scott and Peggy Klapper Clifford and Maureen Cook Ruth M. Langston Linda Coughenour Wendy L. Lawson Karl and Nancy Couyoumjian John and Julaine LeDuc Laura and Tom Crane Sava Lelcaj Cueter Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram Liberty Title Co. Tim and Robin Damschroder Robert and Joan Lippens Dan Cameron Family Isaac and Delphine Lockhart Foundation, Inc. Christine A. Lord Data Partners, Inc. David S. Malcolm Domino’s Pizza Inc. Lisa Manoukian James and Theresa Dubiel Lynn G. Martin Dykema Coley McLean Edward Jones Investments Mechanical Insulation Greta S. Fauri Contracting, LLC Michael and Gina Finney Menlo Innovations Flagstar Bank Meritain Health Damon and Adria Flowers Michigan Oral & Maxillofacial Brenda R. Foster Surgeons, PC Otto and Lourdes Gago William Milliken Michael and Carole Galea Modern Language Studies Abroad Marley Gannon Pagel Evan and Jennifer Montague GE Foundation Michael A. Moore SCHOLAR Michelle K. Mueller Andrew Muth and Patricia Saad NewFoundry Cynthia Nicely Kristy Norris O & W Inc. Pauline M. Pan Jeffrey and Cheryl Patton Pearson Education Jim Peggs and Peg Talburtt Laura R. Perez John and Kelly Petz Phoenix Contractors, Inc. Plante Moran Philip and Kathy Power Anne Preston Kirk and Sharon Profit Rosemary Rader and Ted Huston John and Patricia Sahakian Saint Joseph Mercy Health Systems Dr. and Mrs. Alan Saltiel Amanda J. Scheffler Schriber Family Foundation Rich and Carol Sheridan James N. Skufis Michael A. Smith Rick and Susan Snyder Ken and Marianna Staples Suntel Services Inc Henry A. Townsend Transtar Auto Body Technologies Travelers Mona L. Walz Weber’s Inn James Boyd White and Mary White Whole Foods Matt Zacharias STEWARD $250-$499 Lyle and Marcia Andress Arbor Brewing Company Bonnie Arnett Willie D. Avery Peter and Kristy Baccile John Baldoni and Gail Campanella Robert and Rosalind Barnsdale Gerri Barr Rachel C. Barsch Carolyn Bartle Mark F. Batell Greg and Victoria Bennett Mrs. Diane J. Berna John and Patricia Berry Dena Blair Thomas E. and Edith M. Bletcher Rebecca S. Bonnell Boone & Darr, Inc. Thomas and Debra Bourque Richard A. Bowerman Gloria Brooks Eric Burton and Lois Maharg Louis and Janet Callaway Mr. and Mrs. Tsun Chang Gerald Clark and Shutta Crum Joan Elizabeth Clous Collex Collision The Common Grill Breege Concannon Barbara J. Cope Corrigan Moving Systems Dahlmann Properties Dillon Energy Services, Inc. Marilyn J. Donham Bruce and Cheryl Elliott Damian and Katherine Farrell Craig and Ines Fitzpatrick Max Gibson John and Sherri Goff Douglas and Carol Gottliebsen Gerald J. Grady Greater Michigan PMC Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Grotrian Charlotte Miettunen Hanson Holiday Inn - North James House and Wendy Fisher House Scott and Nancy Howard Tom and Ann Hunt Norman and Kimberly Hurns Julia R. Huttar John Darr Mechanical, Inc. Bill Johnson Herbert Katz Sabrina Keeley and Ed Poisson David and Sally Kennedy Michael and Pamela Leonard Peter Leshkevich Lexus of Ann Arbor Manpower, Inc. of SE Michigan Richard and Ann McCarthy McCarthy & Smith, Inc. Norma P. McCuiston Becca Meixner Scott and Kimberly Miller Daniel and Donna Minock Honorable Melinda Morris Corinne Painter Russell Collins and Debra Polich Richard and Lauren Prager Michael E. Quail William Reichert David B. Rein Chuck Kennedy and Laurie Riegle John and Joanne Rinke James E. Roberts Jean P. Rowan Dean and Phyllis Russell Anita and Peter Sandretto Sesi Motors Ethan and Janet Smith Kristina D. Sprague Mrs. Virginia Stein Cynthia Stewart and Don Haefner Reverend Dr. Rith H. Strang Charlotte B. Sundelson Edward and Natalie Surovell David and Deborah Swartz Patricia A. Taylor Valerie J. Taylor Terumo Cardiovascular Systems Testing Engineers & Consultants, Inc. Michael W. Traugott Bill and Dusty Upton Lisa Veasey Ruth Ann Walsh Hugh and Marilyn Wanty Linda Marie Warren Thomas and Andra Warsinske Washtenaw Urgent Care Howard and Norma Weaver Howard and Judy Weinblatt Lyndon Welch Randy and Rita Whitcomb Robert and Marina Whitman Larry and Barbara Whitworth Ben and Susan Williams Brian Williams and Jane Miller Willis of Michigan, Inc. Ronald E. Zeeb PARTNER $100-$249 Mohammed Abella Absolute Title, Inc. Suzanne Albach Peter and Sally Allen American Interiors American Title Co. of Washtenaw Tim and Karen Andrews Ann Arbor Architects Collaborative Inc. 11 Donors and Benefactors 2014 –2015 Erica L. Arnold Thomas and Ruth Arnson Tom and Susan Atkins John and Cheryl Atkinson M. Antonia Ausum Auto Value of Ypsilanti Stuart J. Baggaley David and Monika Barera Larry and Victoria Barkoff JoAnn B. Barrett Daniel Barry and Kay Wilson Bell Tower Hotel Joan A. Binkow Adella M. Blain David and Martha Bloom Ronald and Mimi Bogdasarian Ward Bouwsma Bill and Dee Brehm Robert and Jan Brimacombe Mr. and Mrs. Morton B. Brown Kathy Butcher Darrell and Barbara Campbell Campus Inn Jeff Caponigro Lyndah Carter and Patti Bushway Susan M. Carter Cynthia L. Cattran Jeanine M. Center Albert and Alice Chambers Ross Chambers Ann G. Chappuis Dick and Joyce Chesbrough Lorraine Chiappetta Arnett and Debra Chisholm John and Carole Clark Laura E. Conlin The Law Offices of Guy T. Conti, PLLC James and Constance Cook 12 Richard and Wendy Correll County National Bank Courtyard by Marriott Edith M. Croake Denise A. Crudup DJ Culkar Abby A. Currier Laura J. Curtiss Ann Daniels Jason M. Davis Marge Delhey Susan Dentel Jacques Desrosiers Macdonald and Carolin Dick Joan Dickson Dixon Golf, Inc Michelle Durfee Russell J. Dwarshuis Elsie J. Dyke Debra J. Eastman Jill V. Edwards Toni S. Ellicott ellucian Mr. John Entenman Steven Everson and Shannon Campbell Margaret and John Faulkner Robert and Terry Foster Dalbert W. Fear Bryan Freeman and Michael Whiting Deborah Freeman Stephanie Blackburn Freeth David and Betsy French Larry and Linda French Harriet Fusfeld Mr. John B. Fyfe Joseph G. Galland Anne Garcia Harold and Nancy Gazan Nobuko Gerth George and Judith Goodman Christopher and Elaine Graham Valerie Greaves William and Martha Grimes Kimberly R. Groce Rebecca A. Hageman Geoffrey and Jeanette Halliday Robert W. Hatcher Janet L. Hawkins Gregory and Margene Henry Terri Herrera Vannie Kay Hodges Milton L. Hoefle R. Timothy and Shirley Hogan Malcolm R. Hohmann Christopher Cook and Kathleen Horn Eileen M. Huntzicker Joachim Janecke Frank and Janet Jeffries Douglas Johansen Mette Johansen Harold R. Johnson Suzanne E. Kaul Ann Kennedy Ed and Martha Kimball Mr. and Mrs. William D. Kinley Daniel and Elizabeth Kirksey Lucy H. Kirshner Mary J Kisken Ralph and Susan Knopf Douglas and Joan Kruzel Daniel E. Kubiske Mr. and Mrs. Steven L. Kunkel Amin Ladha Cheryl S. LaPointe Angela Law-Hill Edward LeBaron and Nancy Moncreff FRIEND $1-$99 Hava A. Levitt-Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon G. Levy Lincoln National Peter Ljutich and Carolyn Bottum Mary Lofy James Lombard Matthew F. Lucas Judith W. Lynn Mainstreet Ventures Anthony and Merrie Malerich William and Elida Malila Scott E. Malnar Kris and Scott Maly Patricia Manley Philip and Nancy Margolis Ron and Kathy Martinez Mary M. Matthews Ayanna M. McConnell Mary McDade Frederick and Bettye McDonald Jill McDonough and Greg Merriman Sophie S. McGee James McIntosh and Elaine Gazda Diana J. McKnight-Morton McNaughton & Gunn Inc. Arista J. Metler Metzgers German Restaurant Elizabeth B. Michael Debra J. Mick Jeanette Middleton Christine Mihaly Jack and Carmen Miller Sonal Hope Mithani Michael and Lisa Monahan Jimmy and Marilyn Moore Amy Morrissey Richard L. Mort Gerry and Joanne Navarre Linda Nelson M. Haskell and Jan Barney Newman Paul and Liz Niehaus Marjorie Oliver Luragay C. Olsen Diana Pacella Charlie Penner Mrs. Thornton Perkins Dale Petty and Jeannine Palms Pfizer Foundation Azadeh Pirooz Jacqueline M. Pomerantz Kyle Popkey and Karin Armour Ann F. Putallaz Sherry Marcy and Nancy Quay Sarah Rampton Geneva S. Rhodes Julie M. Roesch Marleene Rose David E. Rutledge Brian and Kiela Samuels Steven and Marla Schneider Joseph and Alicia Schuster Paul and Megan Schutt Elvera B. Shappirio Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Sheldon Alma Smith Marguerite H. Smith Timothy Somers Spirit Ford Linda Sprankle James and Sally Stansik Rene Stark Elaine K. Stegg Janice F. Stephens Stephen and Gayle Stewart Shelley Strickland Leon and Judith Swan Ted and Eileen Thacker Gloria D. Thomas Bruce Tjossem Tom’s Cycle and Small Engine, LLC John G. Topliss Mary Ann Trainor Lori Trapp Mark and Bonnie Truhn Brandon Tucker Ishaq Vaid Carl and Suzanne Van Appledorn Randy Van Wagnen Janet VanValkenburg Gloria A. Velarde Visual Entities, Inc. Donna Wasserman Jack and Nancy Wilkinson Kristine Willimann Jack Wilson John and Friedelle Winans Johanna Wirbel Mr. and Mrs. Russell K. Woinowsk Judith L. Wojnowski Charlotte A. Wolfe Judy H. Yates Jacob and Heather Zettelmaier Thomas and Ann Zimmerman Katie Aldrich Gwen L. Alexander AmazonSmile Rolf and Harriet Amsler Christopher M. Ancona Donald and Shirley Axon Jennifer Baker and Ted Mawson Dorothy W. Bauer Kim and Therese Bauer William and Frances Beckley Thomas E. Belkola Vincent Bellanca June Bennett Anne Bennington-Helber Christine M. Bieniek Elizabeth S. Bishop Sherry Bishop Mary and Phil Borkowski Kathleen A. Boyd Joni and Bruce Bradley Susan M. Bright Hershal and Jennifer Brown James and Emily Brown Stephen G. Brumfield Eleanor S. Brundage Dorthea L. Bryant Angus C. Burch Eunice L. Burns Janet M. Burns Laura D. Burns Cheryl Byrne Janet I. Calle Bruce and Sarah Campbell Jean and Ken Casey Tara Cavanaugh Tom and Laurel Champion Priscilla Cheever Deborah Childs Keith and Kathleen Chobot Mary Jane Clark Clark Property Service Anthony and Lynne Comazzi Joanne E. Cooley Joanne and Dan Coughlin Steve and Laura Crowley Aaron and Michelle Crumm Lawrence Curry Christine Dailey Mary D’Alessandro Tom and Martha Daniels Julianne Davies Robert and Barbara Debrodt Roger and Neff DeCook Chanel F. DeGuzman Ryan Dibble and Lisa Farmer John and Veronica Downer William R. Dugan Janine Easter Ann A. Edwards Gloria J. Edwards James Egan and Janice Skadsen Andrew and Linda Eggan Irene Eiseman William Everin Channon R. Fair Cheryl C. Farmer Sarah and Barton Faylor Sharon L. Felice Russell and Lillian Ferguson Joseph and Nancy Ferrario Tamika L. Fisher Thomas and Mary Ann Folk Mr. and Mrs. Forgacs Allison Fournier Howard P. Fox Barbara Ryan Fuller Ari and Ilana Gafni Clementina Galardi Thomas and Anita Gannon Ji Kun Gao Barbara Garen John B. and Sally A. Goodsell Sheri A. Guenther Margaret Haas Jessica Hale Doris O. Harbin Catherine R. Hare Hayden and Susan Harris Joseph Harris Willie and Linda Harris Charles and Ruth Hatcher Heaney Group Gary Heitman Patsy R. Hentz Mr. and Mrs. J. Downs Herold Ronald Heys and Susan Holdaway-Heys Lindsey Higginbottom Deborah Hill Carol Hoffer Jane M. Holland Robert L. Hopson Cindy A. Houts Arlene B. Howe Xiwei Hu and Huifen Xie Joyce M. Hunter Mary V. Huntington Kathryn A. Huss Christopher A. Hutchinson George and Mary Huttar Saul and Eileen Hymans Sonya Jacobs David and Edith Jacques Lois J. Jelneck Claude and Elginne Johnson Karen Jordan Michael and Valerie Kabat Elizabeth H. Kane Stephen and Mercy Kasle Susan W. Kaufmann Katherine Kelly Kenneth and Gloria Kilander James and Mabelle Kirk Kyun Koh G. Michael Kollen Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kooyers Shelly A. Koski Carrie L. Krantz Carol S. Kruise Michael LaBeau John and Jan Lacher Ruth A. Lacoe James and Carol Ladley Dr. Barbara LaHood Luciana Lampert Ann E. Larimore Alan R. Lecz Literacy, Language and Learning Institute Dr. James T. and Louise Anderson Low Helen Luckham Ken Ludwig Sherry MacGregor Jay and Suzanne Mahler Richard J. Malecky Patricia W. Martin Shirley D. Martin Pamela L. Mason Susan McClanahan Sonya McDowell Judy McKeen Kathryn A. Merman Joetta MIal Michigan Business Connection, LLC Bernard and Jean Miller James M. Miller Kenneth (Ace) and Joanna Milne Chris and Mary Moffett Craig A. Monroe Jeanette Morgan Mary Morgan Mary L. Mullalond Barbara A. Murray Lakshmi Narayanan Christopher Neil Adrienne Nemura Larry Nisson Stephanie Buttrey and Andrew Overmire Karen Paelicke Luigi Pagliari Warren and Zerilda Palmer Walter and Henri Parker Robert J. Pearsall Timothy Petersen and Sally Hart Petersen Emily Peterson James Salay and Barbara Petoskey Bob and Taggy Phillips Richard and Susan Rigterink Melina Roberts Doris and Wadi Rumman Jim and Krissa Rumsey Omari Rush Elda E. Salinas Jennifer M. Sanders Heather Sanford Renee Saulter Nina Scheider Joseph and Karen Scheuring Sally Schmall Court and Inga Schmidt Thomas and Ann Schriber Jennifer L. Schubert Betty Seasholtz Emily Seipel Judy F. Simmons Carly Slank Jean M. Smith Tina Smith Jo-Ann R. Socha Ondreya Solomon Claire Sparklin Kathryn Stafford and Steven Guerriero Kathryn J. Stebbins Cynthia Straub Rebecca G. Sweet Jane Talcott Laura Thomas Bonnie Thompson Dosye A. Thompson Carol Tinkle Frances Todoro Nicole D. Torbert Michelle Toth University of Michigan Temporary Staffing Services Shirley A. Vaughn Alina Verdiyan Onida Gayle Waldrup Helen M. Warren Diane Waterhouse Larry and Joanne Wiertella Thomas and Laura Wiles Linda L. Williams Elaine S. Wilson Jason R. Withrow Margaret Woodbury Sandra Worrell Sandra Wray-McAfee Gift in Kind Donors Advanced Industries Afternoon Delight Al Dente Pasta Company American Aqua Ann Arbor Architects Collaborative Inc. Ann Arbor Area Convention and Visitors Bureau Inc. Ann Arbor Art Center Ann Arbor Country Club Ann Arbor Regent Hotel & Suites Applied Fitness Solutions Arbor Springs Water Co. Inc. The Ark Aubree's Pizzeria & Grill AVI Foodsystems 13 Donors and Benefactors 2014 –2015 Ballard Benefit Works, Inc. Barton Hills Country Club Robert Basanese Baskets and More Beckett & Raeder Inc. Belfor Property Restoration Belmark Lanes Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan Blue Tractor BBQ & Brewery Bone Heads BBQ Brian Stange's Golf Shop Buffalo Wild Wings California Pizza Kitchen Cayman Chemical Co. Inc. Champ's Pub Chatters Bar & Grill Chelsea Comfort Inn & Village Conference Center ChristiDesigns Cigna Citizens Management Inc. Colonial Lanes - Cubs AC Dairy Queen Dale Fisher Photography Detroit Red Wings Community Relations Department Detroit Tigers, Inc. Dillon Energy Services, Inc. Eagle Crest Conference Resort ellucian Christine D. Euritt Exhibit Museum of Natural History Fifth Third Bank Fingerle Lumber Co. First Choice Coffee Services Joseph L. Flack Fox Hills Country Club 14 Fran Coy's Salon Goodrich Quality Theaters Inc. Gordon Food Service Governmental Consultant Services, Inc. Green Mountain Coffee Grizzly Peak Brewing Co. Heavenly Metal Hell Survivors Inc. The Henry Ford Heritage Vision Plans Inc. Jane Hill Housekeeping Associates Huron River Press In Touch Therapeutic Massage ITD Physical Therapy Monique James Jiffy Mixes John E. Green Company John Shultz Photography Kalitta Motorsports Michael S. Kaslik KeyBank - Michigan Knight's Steakhouse Liberty Athletic Club & Spa Cristy Lindemann Local 499 Lecet James T. Low Mainstreet Ventures Inc. McFarland Tree Service McNaughton-McKay Electric Co. M-Den Meijer Inc. Michigan Center for Skin Care Research Michigan Ladder Co. Michigan Theatre Money Source Financial Services Morgan & York James Nieters O & W Inc. Oasis Golf Center Otsego Club & Resort Outpatient Surgery Center Pacific Rim by Kana Paint and Pour William F. Patton Pear Sperling Eggan & Daniels Pearson Education Peter Basso Associates, Inc. Peters Gravel Company Phoenix Contractors Pictures Plus Pierce Lake Golf Course Pine View Golf Course Planet Rock John W. Powers PRP Wine International Purple Rose Theatre Red Hawk Restaurant Red Rooster Pizzeria & Bar Reddeman Farms Golf Club Kristina M. Reppert Rush Lake Hills Golf Club Salem Hills Golf Club Schooner Excursions, Inc. Janine Shahinian Sheraton Inn-Ann Arbor SimplexGrinnell LP Snap On Industrial Brian Starling State Farm Insurance Stillwater Grill Terumo Cardiovascular Systems TIAA-CREF TLC Cleaning LLC 2011 – 2012 Financial Statement Trader Joe's Company Travis Pointe Country Club TruGreen ChemLawn University Flower Shop University of Michigan Credit Union University of Michigan Office of University Development Urban Jewelers Varsity Ford Inc. Vineyard Vines Washtenaw General Dentistry Associates, PC Weber's Inn Wells Fargo Advisors Whispering Pines Golf Club Whitmore Lake Golf Links Wiard's Orchards Inc. Elaine S. Wilson Zippy Auto Wash July 1, 2014 - June 30, 2015 Contributions Expenses Unrestricted$323,518 Restricted$428,918 Endowment$828,515 Investment Income $773,698 Administrative$251,291 Special Events ($56,847) Scholarships$561,096 Program Grants* $83,125 Total$2,354,650 Total$838,665 Program Grants Endowment Administrative Investment Income Scholarships Restricted ACCESS SUCCESS I N N OVAT I O N Unrestricted Special Events Assets June 30, 2013 $14,486,621 June 30, 2014 $18,824,902 June 30, 2015 $20,189,744 *Awards made by the Foundation to the college to support programs and services that benefit students. Unaudited as of 8/13/2015 15 2015-2016 WCC Foundation Board of Directors WCC Foundation Board of Directors Executive Committee Betsy Petoskey, Chair Jamie Buhr, Chair Elect Norman Herbert, Treasurer Laurie Wadhams, Secretary Joni Bradley Sean Duval Rose B. Bellanca, WCC President Pam Horiszny, WCC Board of Trustee Liaison Directors WCC Foundation Emeritus Board Members Robert Aldrich Michael Anderson Karen Andrews Ann Annis Catherine S. Arcure Frederick M. Arnold* Gail Bauer Thomas H. Blaske Seth Bonder* William Bott James H. Bradley* Robert Brewster William Broucek Curtis Brown Jim Butcko Letitia Byrd Jean Campbell Jeff Carter Robert Chapman Donald S. Chisholm Bruce D. Clyde John Corey Tim Cornelius Karl Couyoumjian Florence R. Crane* George Cress* Stephen Davis William J. Davis, Jr. Monique Deschaine Jo Devine Rick DeVries Molly Dobson Richard Dorner Robert Boonin Stefani Carter Katherine Farrell Kristin Good Carole Holmes Tom Lamb Cristy Lindemann Scott Miller Bill Milliken Jeffrey Patton John Petz Gloria Thomas Nicole Torbert Douglas Weber Lynn Wooten 16 Willie M. Edwards* Christine Euritt Thomas Fegan* Calla Fette Michael Finney Robert Forman Terry Foster Douglas D. Freeth David A. French Michael Galea George D. Goodman Gene Graber* Lawrence A. Grace René Greff Kathleen Griffiths William S. Hann Douglas Harris* Marcia Harrison Martha Hicks Walter W. Hill John Hinkley Howard Holmes* Wendy B. Holmes Toni Hoover Pamela J. Horiszny James R. Irwin Carey Jernigan Michael W. Kabat Sabrina Keeley Robert Kerschbaum* Ann Kettles William D. Kinley Ben Koerber Harry Konschuh* Henry S. Landau* Richard Landau Wendy Lawson Gerri Lewis Richard Lupkes John Lynch* Wendell Lyons* Judy Macklem Nancy Margolis Jack McCarley Bettye McDonald Frederick McDonald II Edward J. McEachern Thomas McMullen Robert McNaughton Larry McPherson Barbara Meadows Ted Meadows Polly R. Miller Sonal Mithani Tangy Napier Tim Norton Marguerite Oliver* Joe O'Neal David Parsigian James Pate Susan Pollay John Powers Anthony J. Procassini Michael Rein Thomas Richardson Al Robinson Benjamin Rodgers Toni Rodgers Judy Dow Rumelhart David E. Rutledge Norma Sarns Ted Schork Paul Schutt Joseph M. Sesi David Sharp* Rich Sheridan David Shier Anthony Snoddy Betty Springfield Candis Stern Margaret Talburtt Ann Telfer Maria Thompson Robert P. Tiplady II Dr. Harry Towsley* Amherst H. Turner Bill Upton Dwight Walls Susan S. Westerman Stuart White Larry Whitworth Kathleen M. Wright Joseph Yomtoob Pictured left to right Front row: WCC Foundation Executive Director of Advancement Julaine LeDuc, Gloria Thomas, Cristy Lindemann, WCC Trustee Pam Horiszny, WCC President Rose B. Bellanca, Kristin Good, Lynn Wooten, Laurie Wadhams, Carole Holmes, Katherine Farrell, Joni Bradley Back row: Robert Aldrich, Betsy Petoskey, Scott Miller, John Petz, Sean Duval, Douglas Weber, Jamie Buhr, Norman Herbert, Nicole Torbert, Robert Boonin, Bill Milliken Not present: Stefani Carter, Tom Lamb, Jeffrey Patton Supporting students for 30 years Student Center Building, Suite 306 4800 East Huron River Drive Ann Arbor, MI 48105-4800 734-973-3665 phone | 734-677-5406 fax wccnet.edu/foundation This year, Washtenaw Community College celebrates its 50th anniversary—a half century of developing students who are able to enrich their lives and the local community. There is no doubt that the college has played a crucial role in the growth of Ann Arbor as the thriving educational center it is today. As a donor to the WCC Foundation, you are an integral part of this story. Your choice to support WCC students has greatly impacted countless lives and the community at large. The Foundation, and the students, are deeply grateful for your generosity and advocacy of access, success and innovation. This Annual Report was designed and produced by WCC Marketing.