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I N C R E M E N T U M
2014 Walsh University Annual Report
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For more than 50 years, by many measures, Walsh University has been
extremely successful.
This October, we were reminded of our founding definition of success when Walsh University welcomed
and honored members of the first graduating class back to campus for their 50th Anniversary class reunion.
These 47 gentlemen gambled on a tiny, two-building campus with the faith that this fledgling college would
become a vibrant institution of higher education.
We’ve all heard the accounts of that first day on November 17, 1960. Planks of plywood were lain across
muddy walkways as young men trudged into College Hall in jackets and ties. Brother Thomas Farrell,
Walsh’s first president, commemorated the occasion with an opening address that explained exactly how
Walsh would measure its success. It would not be by the size of its campus, number of buildings or through
its athletic teams. Walsh could judge itself successful by the quality and contributions of its graduates.
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We look forward to another successful year. Together, with God’s blessing, we will ensure that the Walsh
legacy will continue for generations to come.
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1 Corinthians 3:7 – Therefore, neither he that plants is anything, nor he that waters;
but God that gives the increase. “Sed Deus Dat Incrementum.”
FINANCIALS
acts & Figures
F
eneral Budget Summary
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Walsh Fund
HONOR ROLL OF
DONORS
BOARDS
AND VOLUNTEERS
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Richard Jusseaume, President
GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE
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The following pages highlight a small sampling of the many new initiatives at Walsh over the past year. But they
tell only a part of our story. The achievements of the alumni featured in this report provide a snapshot of the
more than 12,000 graduates who have gone on to make meaningful contributions in their own communities,
while also helping to extend the Walsh mission of service to our greater global society.
None of this would be possible without our committed donors who support our founding mission through
generosity towards Walsh University. We are truly blessed by your contributions that aid in our efforts
to build distinction in our academic programming, attract talented faculty and students, and sustain our
mission of service locally and abroad.
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
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Academic innovation, community service and a global perspective – the three themes of this Annual Report –
have helped to define Walsh University today. But it is our success, and Walsh’s legacy, that continues to be
honored by the endeavors and accomplishments of our graduates who leave Walsh’s campus and become
contributing, caring and successful citizens of the world.
ACADEMIC INNOVATION
SCHOLARSHIPS
A C A D E M I C I N N O VAT I O N
New academic initiatives introduced at Walsh University this past year foster innovation
60 majors
through an increased focus on experiential, service and global learning experiences;
curriculum initiatives tailored specifically towards the latest technology and workforce
7 graduate
programs
demands; new buildings thoughtfully designed to facilitate student learning, and
advanced research opportunities for Walsh students. All with the goal to provide
students with the knowledge and skills that will lead to success.
A redesigned chemistry curriculum
focused on innovative teaching practices
led to Walsh’s first National Science
Foundation Grant (NSF) for $600,000
to fund student scholarships. The new
curriculum directly ties to the skills in
demand by local industry partners and
includes internships to help prepare
students to enter the workforce or
prepare for graduate school.
255%
Increase
in the number of
Walsh students
graduating from
the sciences
since 2005
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Six new undergraduate majors were added
in fall 2013, including Environmental
Science, Exercise Science, Graphic
Design, Spanish for Healthcare and two
additions to Walsh’s Psychology Walsh University 2014 Annual Report
Close to
$3 million
awarded to
Walsh in
FY13-14 in
22 grants
program with Pre-Physical Therapy and
Pre-Occupational Therapy. Walsh also
added two new minors in Forensics and
Actuarial Science and introduced revised
programs in Chemistry and Sociology,
illustrating a commitment to program
development that is relevant and responsive
to current workforce demands. Walsh’s
new Master of Occupational Therapy
program is one of only six in Ohio.
In the newly formed School of Arts
and Sciences, 10 high-impact practices
have become the focus and foundation of
the School’s mission to develop as a regional leader in sciences and the liberal
arts education through the integration of
the following: First-Year Seminars
and Experiences, Common Intellectual
Experiences, Learning Communities,
Writing-Intensive Courses, Collaborative
Assignments and Projects, Undergraduate
Research, Diversity/Global Learning,
Service Learning, Community-Based
Learning, Internships, and Capstone
Courses/Projects.
The new Center for Science Innovation
building, opening in the spring semester,
will facilitate student learning through
state-of-the-art learning and research labs,
including Exercise Science, Human
Anatomy, Advanced Chemistry, Occupational
Therapy and Physics. The 15,000-squarefoot, two-story building will also include
space for faculty and corporate research
partners and a dedicated space to showcase
research innovations happening on
Walsh’s campus.
A Partnership with Stark Entrepreneurship
Alliance (SEA) will provide resources to help entrepreneurs succeed. SEA is a
collaborative initiative providing assistance
to companies that are developing new
businesses into successful enterprises. The
partnership with the SEA reflects Walsh’s
mission to support the development of
entrepreneurial activity in Stark County.
An increased emphasis and commitment
to creating unique research opportunities
on campus has Walsh students involved
in hands-on research in areas such as cancer,
cardiovascular health, water purity and
safety, physical therapy, hydraulic fracking
and more.
The newly established Health Sciences
Division oversees Walsh’s Physical Therapy
and brand new Occupational Therapy
programs, as well as other health science
academic programs as developed. The high
demand for science and healthcare related
employees in Northeast Ohio makes this
field one of the most marketable of the
21st Century.
Through Faculty Learning Communities,
E-Learning Training, and the Faculty Fellows Program, Walsh faculty members
are active participants leading the
transformative change in the classroom.
Faculty Fellows were challenged in 2013
to redesign a traditional, lecture-based
course into an active learning classroom
through the integration of iPads and other
BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) technology.
New interactive classrooms were developed
in the Hannon Center and Betzler Social
and Behavioral Sciences Center. The
flexible learning spaces are BYOD wireless
rooms for any smart device, such as tablets,
laptops or smartphones. Faculty members
will use technology and collaborative
learning strategies in coursework that best
utilizes the room and its technology.
Architectural concepts have been
completed for Walsh’s newest building,
an academic learning center. Developed in
response to the changing needs of present
and future students, the new learning center
will be designed to encourage global
experiences for students and economic
development for the entire community.
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Buildings
Walsh's campus
continues
to grow
80% of employers
agreed that,
regardless of
major, every
college student
should acquire
broad knowledge
in the liberal arts
and sciences (Association of
American Colleges and
Universities, 2013 Survey)
Research shows that an
overwhelming majority
of employers agree that,
regardless of major,
students should acquire
a broad knowledge in the
liberal arts and sciences
that encourages reflective,
creative and critical
thinking skills. Today’s
workforce demands
graduates who are willing
to take risks, collaborate,
and have a desire to learn
new skills.
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COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
As Walsh continues to enhance its academic programming through the development of
innovative and transformative ideas, it is with the enduring commitment to the University’s
founding mission: to create leaders in service to others. With 100 percent of the student
body participating in service work locally and abroad, community volunteerism and academic
service learning courses are not only beneficial for those receiving aid, but they are also
valuable learning tools. Universities like Walsh that are providing student engagement
through service and global learning opportunities are the best at preparing students for
employment in the 21st Century. Participating students are able to enhance their oral and
written communication skills while demonstrating to potential employers their abilities to
manage multiple priorities, problem solve and collaborate with others while sustaining
Walsh’s mission to create leaders in service to others.
The James B. Renacci Government
Scholars Program was designed to
encourage the next generation of
Americans to pursue a career in public
service. Made possible by a personal gift
from Representative Renacci, the program
funding enables students to intern
as public servants while residing in
Washington D.C. or in a state capitol
city—experiences they might not
otherwise be able to afford it.
The first annual Ohio Hunger
Dialogue was held to seek solutions to
domestic and global hunger through the
teaching, research, and service activities of
Ohio’s colleges and universities. Based on
the models of dialogues already held in
Kansas and North Carolina, Ohio was
the third state to host a state-wide
meeting of higher educators devoted to seeking hunger solutions.
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Division of Education professors and
students collaborated with the North
Canton City Schools and the North
Canton Public Library to promote early
literacy and ensure reading proficiency at
grade level for students in the third grade.
Walsh students tutored second graders using early literacy iPad apps, created
literacy-based learning stations and
35,000+ Hours
of community
service performed
by students,
faculty and staff
entertained with storytelling during
after-school enrichment programs.
Parents received materials that would
help them work at home with their
children to improve reading proficiency.
The Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Giving Society was created to reinforce
the University’s Catholic identity through
Catholic programming and activities,
scholarship support for Catholic students
and other operational needs that help
foster a community of faith. Named in
honor of the patroness of the Brothers
of Christian Instruction, Walsh’s founders,
the goal of the Our Lady of Perpetual
Help Society is to inspire the next 35Community Retreats
Offered by
Campus Ministry
impacting the
spiritual growth
of the more than
1,150 students
in attendance
generation of Catholic students to
continue the legacy of Walsh.
Through a grant from the Herbert W.
Hoover Foundation, a Walsh research
team of professors and students are helping
to develop a valuable community resource
database on hydraulic fracturing wells in
Pennsylvania and Ohio, in collaboration
with the West Virginia nonprofit company
SkyTruth. In addition, students are also
measuring the size of each well pad to
determine the habitat area impacted.
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Community Partners
including agencies, hospitals,
schools, businesses and
organizations
Walsh became the first Ohio institution
to sign and commit to Auburn University’s
Hunger Solutions Institute (HSI)
Presidents’ Commitment to Food
and Nutrition Security. The Presidents’
Commitment to Food and Nutrition
Security is a coalition of university
presidents committed to prioritizing food
security activities, research and learning
on their campuses.
The Blouin Leaders in Social
Justice Learning Community welcomed
its first participants. Housed in the Division
of Social and Behavioral Sciences in
collaboration with the offices of Service
Learning, Residence Life, and Global
Learning, Walsh’s newest living-learning
community will focus on local civic
service and issues of social justice.
The new Academic Innovation Office
will further the Walsh mission of service
and help students understand the powerful
career impact received through an education
that involves real-world opportunities.
The new office will provide the resources
and support to faculty, staff and students
to develop innovative educational
experiences through Walsh initiatives
in global learning, service learning, online
learning, grants and research, and
institutional review.
21% of Walsh courses
include a communitybased service learning
component, compared
with only 10% of peer
institutions surveyed.
100% of Walsh Students
participate in a service
learning experience during
their Walsh career.
Source: National Survey of Student
Engagement (NSSE)
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GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE
The commitment to preparing students to thrive in a global economy is more important
200+ traveled
today than ever before in an increasingly interconnected and interdependent global society.
abroad
Walsh continues to explore new programming and initiatives that not only extend Walsh’s
this year with
Global Learning
trips to Rome,
Tanzania, Uruguay, Haiti, Uganda,
London, Canada and Beijing.
mission of service abroad, but also cultivate the development of skills most in demand by
today’s employers. As global learning programs and the number of international students
attending Walsh continue to grow, the benefits of a multi-cultural experience are evident with
students actively learning about the world in which we live. Studies have shown that students
who interact with a culture different from their own on a daily basis are enhancing their own
self-confidence, leadership, quantitative skills and other abilities through relationships that
enrich their lives.
In total, 14 separate groups spent time
traveling internationally during the 2013-14
school year. Through Global Learning
Programs, students provided healthcare
services to those in need, furthered their
education and developed a deeper
understanding of a culture different from
their own.
The Office of Global Learning joined
the Institute of International Education’s
Generation Study Abroad initiative to
double the number of students studying
internationally in five years.
Global Learning Program highlights from
the past year included the internationally
publicized encounter with Pope Francis
accepting a heart-shaped card from Walsh
students on the same day he was named 5
Time magazine’s Person of the Year. In
addition, the Blouin Global Scholars also
embarked on their first trip to Tanzania
to explore the state of hunger in the
developing nation.
A DeVille School of Business student team
participated in a global service project to
develop a master plan for the construction
of the Sacred Heart University in Gulu,
Uganda, that included the tracking and
purchase of hundreds of essential items
such as tables and drywall. Each student
gained valuable real-world experience
that also counted towards a Project
Management Certification.
Walsh became a founding and participating
partner in the Global Learning Partnership
that included Oranim Academic College,
Israel; The Ohio State University; University
of Colorado at Denver; and Wheelock
College in Boston, Massachusettes. The
GLP hosted a special three-day international
academic symposium where more than
40 scholars, students, teachers and
administrators from Israel and the U.S. gathered at Walsh to learn about how
technology developments are changing
the future of education in the 21st century.
Walsh will continue to increase global
networking opportunities through
initiatives such as the partnership with
the Intelligent Community Forum (ICF).
Since its inception, the ICF Institute
has advocated that a robust broadband
infrastructure is a critical element to
future economic sustainability. Through
this unique partnership, students have
the opportunity to network with ICF
partners in more than 120 countries.
New programs are in development
including a DeVille School of Business
entrepreneur exchange program with a
university in Sweden and an MBA global
healthcare tour to England, Geneva,
Milan, and Rome. The MBA trip will
include visits with the British National
Health Service, Florence Nightingale’s
Museum, World Health Organization,
25% Increase
in Global
Learning
participation
from the
previous Year
International Red Cross & Red Crescent,
and Policlinico Gemelli Medical Center.
Global initiatives included a partnership
with an affiliate program to send students
to London and Beijing. Counseling and
Human Development faculty and students
spent 12 days in Gulu, Uganda, where
they offered a workshop for local educators
and administrators on basic counseling
skills and self-care. New programs were
also added to Uruguay and Haiti, where
senior nursing students and faculty
worked in local hospitals performing
patient assessments.
78 International
Students
from 34 countries
currently studying
at Walsh
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FACTS & FIGURES
Location
•The Ohio Board of Nursing Education and Nurse Registration
Walsh University is located on 136 beautiful acres in North Canton,
Ohio, (population 17,400) and is accessible to Akron, Cleveland,
Columbus and Youngstown.
•The Ohio Counselor, Social Worker and Marriage and Family
Therapist Board
Campus
•Gary and Linda Byers School of Nursing
The campus has grown from its original two buildings in 1960 to 25
major buildings, including 10 residence halls, and satellite campuses
in Akron, Medina, Canfield, Uganda and Castel Gandolfo, Italy.
•DeVille School of Business
The most recent buildings are:
•Language and Letters
Academic Schools and Divisions
•School of Arts and Sciences
•Humanities
•Mathematics and Sciences
•Center for Science Innovation (2015)
•Philosophy and Theology
•The Commons Residence Hall (2012)
•Social and Behavioral Sciences
•Birk Center for the Arts (2012)
•Gaetano M. Cecchini Family Health and Wellness
Complex (2009)
•Father Matthew Herttna Counseling Center (2008)
•Fred Olivieri Family Towers (Residence Hall, 2007)
•Our Lady of Perpetual Help Chapel (2006)
•Marie and Ervin Wilkof Towers (Residence Hall, 2005)
•Barrette Business and Community Center (2005)
Students
Total Number of Students: 2,957 (Fall 2014)
•Full-time undergraduate students: 1,895 (Fall 2014)
•Part-time undergraduate students: 429 (Fall 2014)
•Education
Outstanding Faculty
•133 full-time faculty members (2014-15)
Walsh University is proudly accredited or
approved by the following commissions:
Associate of Science in Computer Science
•The Higher Learning Commission of the North Central
Association of Colleges and Schools
Bachelor of Science
•The Commission on Accreditation in Physical
Therapy Education
Bachelor of Science in Nursing
•The Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education
Master of Science in Nursing
•Average ACT score: 22.6
•Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
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Degrees Offered
Associate of Arts
•Graduate students: 636 (Fall 2014)
13 to 1 student/teacher ratio (Fall 2014)
•72% possess Ph.D. or other terminal degree
•Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related
Educational Programs
Close student/faculty relationships are the
hallmark of Walsh University
•Health Sciences
•Council for Accreditation of Educator Preparation
(Formerly NCATE)
•The Ohio Board of Regents
Bachelor of Arts
Bachelor of Science in Education
Master of Arts in Education
Master of Business Administration (MBA)
Master of Arts in Counseling and Human Development
Master of Arts in Theology
Doctor of Nursing Practice
Doctor of Physical Therapy
•Office of Academic Quality Assurance
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Br. Edmond Drouin Library
Student Life
The collection includes 130,000 volumes plus 330,529 electronic
books. The library also boasts 200 periodical subscriptions on paper,
with 24,000 titles via paid online subscriptions and links to 50,000
open access titles. In addition, students can view over 15,000 streaming
educational films and check out over 4,000 audiovisual items. All
electronic library resources are available via Internet. The library
answers over 1,900 reference questions a year and last year provided
research instruction to 1,545 students in 112 sessions. The Br.
Edmond Drouin Library is also a member of OCLC, OhioLINK,
OHIONET and OPAL (Ohio Private Academic Libraries).
Convenience, comfort, and safety are hallmarks of our residence
halls. Walsh offers 10 different housing options, from traditional
to apartment-style residence halls, to accommodate students. Each
facility offers its own unique living environment and amenities,
including computer labs, vending machines, laundry facilities, study
area, and TV lounges.
Strong Alumni Connections
Walsh students can choose to participate in over 50 student clubs
and organizations on campus, including the student newspaper
The Spectator, The Collegiate Entrepreneurs Organization, ski and
snowboard club, the University Chorale and Marching Band.
Intramural sports clubs include soccer, bowling, flag football and more.
More than 12,000 alumni have found career success in business,
industry, education, government, medicine and other health
professions, religious life, and community service. Visit
www.walsh.edu/alumni for information on upcoming Alumni
Association events throughout the year.
sport conference championships. In 1998, Walsh won its first NAIA
National Championship by winning the women’s basketball title,
and in 2005 the men’s basketball team followed with a National
Championship. In 2011, the men’s basketball team captured its seventh
consecutive AMC Championship Title and advanced as far as the
Sweet 16 of the NAIA Championship Tournament. In addition, the
women’s basketball team won their first regular AMC Championship
since 1989 and reached the Final Four in the NAIA Championship
Tournament. Walsh’s 30 wins are the most in school history.
Our athletes also succeed in the classroom
Financial
•Tuition - $25,350 (2014-15)
•Tuition, room and board - $34,930 (2014-15)
•Operating budget F15 - $73,336,750
•Endowment - $21,051,055
•Students receiving financial aid - 99%
*After grants and scholarships, the average residential student
pays $16,500 per year.
•63% have a GPA of 3.0 or better
•35% are on the Dean’s List
•Average GPA: 3.12
Affiliation: NCAA Division II
•Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC)
•Men’s Lacrosse Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC)
•20 Athletic Teams
Special Programs
Athletic Traditions
The Walsh University Cavaliers compete as one of the newest members
of the NCAA Division II. The Cavaliers are a member of the Great
Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) and continue
to build on a winning tradition. Walsh has won the American
Mideast Conference (AMC) All-Sports Award and numerous
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•Accelerated degree completion programs
•Honors program
•Internships
•Global Learning
•Service Learning
•Br. Francis Blouin Global Scholars Program
•Blouin Leaders in Social Justice Learning Community
•James B. Renacci Government Scholars Program
•Satellite Campus Locations
•Akron, Ohio
•Canfield, Ohio
•Medina, Ohio
•Castel Gandolfo, Italy
•Kisubi, Uganda
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GENERAL BUDGET SUMMARY AND HIGHLIGHTS
General Budget Summary and Highlights
For Fiscal Year 2013-2014
dissection tables display 3-D images of human anatomy with
stunning detail in a multitude of layers, views and perspectives.
our commitment to provide students with an affordable, high-quality,
Catholic education.
Walsh University achieved its 17th consecutive balanced budget in
fiscal year 2014. Operating revenues for the period were $73.1 million.
Total operating expenditures totaled $72.6 million, generating a
$479,000 operating surplus.
The University also continues to assess the design of the Global
Learning Center, a center that will provide students with a unique
curriculum set in an interactive, technology-driven space that develops
and inspires competence in the global marketplace.
Walsh continues to operate on a very narrow operating margin but
continues to earmark incremental revenue for academics, additional
personnel and capital improvements.
Finally, we began construction of the Center for Science Innovation,
a 15,300-square-foot addition to the Timken Natural Sciences
Center, to accommodate the exponential growth and expansion of
Walsh University’s science programs over the last several years. This
addition will facilitate student learning through the addition of
learning and research labs, an advanced chemistry lab, classrooms to
support exercise science and occupational therapy, office space for
faculty and corporate research partners, and a space to showcase the
research innovation happening on Walsh’s campus. The building will
be operational for spring semester 2015.
Your contribution actually extends beyond Walsh’s borders and
benefits the greater community by upholding the University’s founding
mission to develop leaders in service to others, with graduates who
generously give of their time and talent to both their local and
global communities.
Operating revenue exceeded the revenue forecast by $2.7 million
or 3.9%. More than half of the increase can be attributed to strong
retention in undergraduate enrollment and growth in graduate
programs. Auxiliary program revenue generated from housing
operations, dining services and facility rentals continues to rise as
we intentionally grow our resident population and bring the outside
community on campus.
Tuition income accounted for 79% of total revenue, while auxiliary
operations made up approximately 16% of the total. The remaining
5% was attributed to other revenue sources such as fees and charges
and contribution income.
The graduate programs continue to generate significant revenue for
the University ($6.5 million in fiscal year 2014), with the Doctor of
Physical Therapy and Master of Business Administration leading the
way. In addition, the master’s in nursing and master’s in education’s
endorsement programs recorded significant growth over the prior year.
Auxiliary program revenue as mentioned earlier contributed $12 million
to the overall revenue picture, or a 5.75% increase over projections.
This growth is primarily due to an increased number of on-campus
residents, parking permits, and facility rentals.
In terms of capital improvements, the University prudently directed
$1.5 million of operating surplus towards numerous capital projects
in support of academic programming, administration, residence life,
and athletics during the fiscal year.
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79%Tuition
16%Auxiliary Services
5% Other
2013-2014 Construction and Facilities
Expansion Review
Several campus construction and renovation projects were either
completed or started during fiscal year 2014. With student engagement
in mind, the amphitheater in the Betzler Social and Behavioral
Science Center was transformed into an active learning space. This
flexible learning space is a BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) wireless
room for any smart device, such as tablets, laptops or smartphones.
Faculty members will use technology and collaborative learning
strategies in coursework that best utilizes the room and
its technology.
Other major projects completed include construction of a full use
restroom facility on the north property, known as Hoover Park, to
accommodate the park and athletic fields and the addition of a new
parking lot. Throughout the year, Walsh purchased significant
equipment in support of academic, residence life and athletic programs,
with the most exciting being the Anatomage Tables. These virtual
Every gift, no matter the size of the contribution or purpose,
positively impacts the future of Walsh University. Thank you for
your continued support of and generosity to our annual Walsh Fund.
Thank You
Your Walsh Fund Gift Makes a Difference
One of the most immediate and powerful ways alumni, parents and
friends of Walsh University can make a difference in the lives of
our students is by giving to the annual Walsh Fund. Gifts directed
to the Walsh Fund are put to immediate use and remain one of the
University’s most important sources of support that can be applied
to areas of essential need, including student scholarships, operational
expenses and academic programming.
5%
Parents
6%
Employees
11%Foundations
11%Fundraising Consortia
Demanding economic conditions, combined with increased cuts to
financial aid have made private support more critical than ever for
students to achieve their academic and career goals.
12%Boards & Committees
With 99% of Walsh’s full-time students receiving some form of
financial aid, scholarships remain one of the most important
resources Walsh can offer to students. Your Walsh Fund gift reinforces
16% Friends
14%Corporations
25%Alumni
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2013 – 2014 Honor Roll of Donors
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Each year we publish and distribute our Annual Report as just one small way to
thank and recognize all of our donors who have generously contributed to Walsh
University during the past fiscal year. It is through the encouraging support from
our benefactors that new academic programs and initiatives like those listed in
these pages are developed and sustained throughout the year.
Thank you to those who have helped successfully launch the We Believe capital
campaign in support of our goals to increase the student scholarship endowment,
strengthen our annual Walsh Fund and provide the necessary infrastructure to
support academic innovation through a new state-of-the-art academic center
and construction of the Center for Science Innovation, on schedule to open this January. We are also deeply
moved and humbled by those individuals who have remembered Walsh University in their estates and
through personal planned gifts.
The influence of each gift extends far beyond our campus boundaries. Walsh University is creating a positive
impact through service and global learning programs that offer aid to those in need; lectures, exhibits and
fine arts performances that inspire and entertain; curriculum initiatives tailored specifically towards workforce
needs; and advanced research in areas such as cancer, water purity/safety, cardiovascular health, and more.
Because of your continued generosity, more students are able to pursue a Walsh education through scholarships
that meet their financial needs. Each gift directly impacts our ability to attract talented faculty and staff
members, implement new technology, pursue endeavors that promote growth and sustainability, and
preserve our lasting legacy, Walsh’s founding mission to create leaders in service to others.
We are grateful for your involvement, commitment in our vision and for the trust you continually place in
us to use each gift wisely.
Thank you for investing in our future.
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H E R I TA G E S O C I E T Y
The Brother Thomas S. Farrell Heritage Society was established to recognize the permanent value of legacy gifts to Walsh University. This society
is named after Walsh’s first president. Walsh honors alumni, friends, faculty and staff who have demonstrated outstanding commitment
to our institution by choosing to benefit the University through planned giving. Planned gifts include gifts through wills, charitable trusts,
gift annuities, life insurance, endowed scholarships or other estate planning arrangements. Following is a list of those visionaries who have
made such provisions for the University.
Absolute Health Services, Inc
Brother Damian Antaya †
Paul Arena †
James V & Velia Armogida †
Aultman Hospital Foundation
Dr Jeffrey ’84 & Ramona Austen
Paul J † & Barbara A ’99 Barnhart
Rev Dacian Barrette †
Mr & Mrs William H Belden, Jr
Brother Henri Bernier, FIC
Don & Ida Betzler †
Benjamin ’00 & Michelle (Kolessar)
’98 Biery
Mr & Mrs Dennis Biery
Costas † & Kathleen Biris
Marian Birk
Mrs Edmund (Rachel) Blair †
Brother Francis Blouin, FIC
William † & Kathleen Brauchler
Brothers of Christian Instruction
Michael ’80 & Ellen Bruin
Gary & Linda Byers
Edward Cain & Henry Cain †
Helen E Carr †
Don ’72 and Paulette ’72 Caster
Gaetano Mattioli Cecchini
Lewis M Cerreta †
Larry C Clark ’72
Arlan C Climes †
Donald R & Pauline F Colaner
Richard Cordingly ’74
Daniel ’71 & MaryEllen (Vaughn)
’75 Cunningham
William and Anna Jean Cushwa
Frank ’85 & Patricia D’Angelo
Michael P Darrah †/ Buckeye
Sports Supply
Jacqueline DeGarmo ’74
Mr & Mrs Thomas Deighton
Mr & Mrs Stephen Deuble
Diocese of Youngstown
Brother Conrad J Dionne, FIC †
John ’69 & Marie Dowling
Myron & Sandy Draper
Mr & Mrs James J Dreussi †
Edward ’65 & Susan Duffy
Edward P & Jeannette Elum †
CA Engler †
Lisa M Farrens ’90
Dale & Leora Fasnacht †
Timothy ’67 & Marianne Fautsko
Brother Robert A Francoeur, FIC †
Joan L Frank ’75
Patrick Gargoline, PhD
Larry & Suzanne Gaye
Neil & Marie Genshaft
Mr & Mrs † Ray W Gillman
Mr Keith Gloeckl ’72
Mrs Elizabeth V Goering †
Tom & Theresa Hannon
Brother Edward Harrison, FIC †
Clyde Henry, Jr
Dr Linton R † & Betty Lou Honaker
Mr & Mrs Richard S Hoover †
Richard ’67 & Theresa
(Frank) ’74 Jusseaume
Mr & Mrs George A Kallas †
Geoff & Amy Karcher/The Karcher Group
J Sean Keenan ’64
Harold † & Helen Kehoe
Gerald L (Skip) Koff, PhD
Aurelia & Sam † Krugliak
Anne Krynock †
Brother James LaCasse, FIC
Brother Florian Lafreniere, FIC †
Mr John Latchic ’69
Mr & Mrs Philip Lattavo
Mr & Mrs William Lemmon
Br Jerry Lessard SPS Scholarship
Committee
Brother Ted Letendre, FIC ’67
Sylvia Levie †
Edward J † & Jewel M Sauser
Tom & Angela Schervish
Bill † & Barb Schiltz
Frank & Jane † Schirack
The SEAL Group/Jeffrey Joliat
Mr & Mrs George W Seanor
Ruth W Seeley †
Dwight J Shawk †
Paul J Sigmund
Fred F Silk †
Dr M Herman Sims
Russell & Kathy Smith
Sodexo, Inc & Affiliates
Earl Stockert †
Theodore, II & Marilyn Stults
George N Swallow †
Brother Marcel Sylvestre, FIC
Timken Employee Alumni
Scholarship Committee
Marlene Toot ’85
Charles & Nancy Tyburski
Kurt & Nancy Utterback
Brother Roland Vigeant, FIC †
Brother Roland Vigeant †
Corinne E Volkman †
Mr & Mrs John W Waldman
Gerald & Judy Walsh
Walsh University Alumni
Association
Walsh University Residence Life
Fern & Ray Welling †
The Edward & Ruth Wilkof †
Foundation
Marie Wilkof
Peter Wilson ’76
William K & Lotte Wilson †
Women’s Committee of
Walsh University
Harold E Ziegler, Jr
Jonathan Lucilio ’93
William & Sharon Luntz
James & Debra Mahon
Edward, III ’66 & Louise Mahoney
Dr Alan & Rae † Mandel
Felix & Gerry Mansager †
Rita Marchand
Mrs Herbert E Markley †
The Mastroianni Family
Joseph X McCarthy ’67 †
Georgia D McWilliams ’82
William C† & Jennifer Meier
Midwestern Industries, Inc
Estella Miller †
Mr & Mrs Paul J Molnar †
JS† & SM Muirhead-Gould
Carl ’82 & Kimberly ’82 Musille
Thomas Needles ’81 and Family
Joseph & Elsie † Niamtu
Norman Nicola
John & Kathleen Nichols
Mark Nugent ’70
Robert Stephens O’Brien & Betty
Winzeler O’Brien
Mrs Rita Palmer Osborne ’71
Brother Ernest R Paquet, FIC
Gerald & Rebecca Pellegrino
James ’72 & Coral ’83 Pennetti
Michael Petrecca ’82 & Heather
Grant, MD
John J & Marquerite M Phillips †
William C† & Dorothy A Phillips
Dr & Mrs Howard Possner †
Brother Joseph Power, FIC †
Lisabeth Printz †
The Ramsburg Group
Mark ’66 & Carol † Ratti
Fred R & Joanne C Reikowsky
Congressman James B Renacci
Brother Charles St James †
2013 – 2014 WALSH ANNUAL FUND
Eric Belden, Vice President, Advancement and University Relations
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The following Walsh Fund gifts were received from July 1, 2013 - June 30, 2014.
FOUNDERS SOCIETY
$5,000+
Austin-Bailey Health and Wellness
Foundation
Judith Barnes Lancaster
Dennis & Lynne Biery
Biery Family Foundation Inc
Donald ’72 & Paulette ’72 Caster
Coca-Cola Enterprises
William & Anna Jean Cushwa
Hilscher-Clarke Electric Co
The Hoover Foundation
Jim Keller
Edward ’66 & Louise Mahoney, III
Leonard ’74 & Tamara Milazzo
Mission Project Service
Bishop George V Murry, SJ
The Ohio Foundation of Independent
Colleges, Inc
Profile Plastics Inc
Mark Ratti ’66
RMTS LLC
Barb Schiltz
George & Ann Seanor
The Timken Company Charitable Trust
Jane Williams Mahoney
Philanthropic Fund
TOWER SOCIETY
$2,500 – $4,999
Dante Armogida
James V & Velia Armogida
Charitable Fund
Barnes & Noble College
Bookstores Inc
Dan M and Julia B Belden
Charitable Fund
Julia Belden
Edwin & Nadine Bognar, Jr
Richard L Bowen & Associates Inc
Donald Caiazza ’67
Joseph & Dr Ann Caplea
Larry Clark ’72
William Dodge ’76
Hon Edward & Margaret Elum
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
G Andrew Franz ’74
† Deceased
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H P Products Inc
Dale & Peggy (Fanelli) ’76 Jakab
Richard ’67 &
Terie (Frank) ’74 Jusseaume
KPMG Foundation
R N Latiano Agency
Raymond & Lynn Latiano
Amy Malaska
Ronald ’71 & Cynthia Manse
Drs Randall & Carole Mount
Dean & Grace Olivieri
Fred & Virginia Olivieri
Anthony Orahoske ’82
Dr Richard ’78 & Adelaide Reichert
Joan Soehnlen-Kress
Theodore & Marilyn Stults II
PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY
$1,000 – $2,499
ASC Manufacturing Ltd
Dennis Bauernschub ’70
Belden Brick Company
Charitable Trust
William & Karen Belden, Jr
Ralph Bernard ’69
Benjamin ’00 &
Michelle (Kolessar) ’98 Biery
Dr Sharon Black
Nadine Bognar
Rev Bernard Bonnot
Drs Laurence & Penelope ’83 Bove
Kathleen Brauchler
Clyde & Wanda Brechbuhler
The Fred Brechbuhler Charitable Fund
Gary & Shelley Brown
Bruner-Cox LLP
Andrew Burness
Timothy & Patricia Casper
Cedar Street Charitable Foundation
Rev Msgr James A Clarke
Community Foundation of the
Mahoning Valley
Dr Britt Cooper
Matthew Corcoran, DDS ’87
Daniel ’71 & MaryEllen (Vaughn) ’75
Cunningham
Elaine Dalpiaz ’84
The George H Deuble Foundation
Anthony DeGirolamo ’89
Roger ’65 & Patricia DeVille
Michael DiPietro ’65
John Dragos ’68
Mark ’66 & Mary Kay Endres
Timothy Fautsko ’67 &
Marianne O’Carroll
Mark Fearigo ’90
Dennis ’66 & Joanne Fox
Mario ’94 & Kimberly
(Lockhart) ’98 Giganti
James ’65 & Darleen Goebel
Bruce Hartong ’73
John ’76 & Debra ’76 Hartwig
James & Brenda Hawkins
Steven Hendershot ’85
Robert & Monica Honaker
Dale & Janet ’92 Howard
The Hudson Community Foundation
J Hawk Water Service LLC
Patricia Jeffcott ’76
George Kania ’71
Thomas Kiko ’67
Thomas Kolp
Joseph & Linda Koluch
William & Gayle Kraut
Theodore Kruse, III ’99
William Lemmon
Renee Lesko ’88
Dr Linda Linc
Gene & Sally Little
Greg & Janet Luntz
E A Mahoney Family Foundation
Michael ’03 &
Megan (Schleimer) ’03 Maloney, Jr
Chuck ’68 & Joyce McGrath
Dr John & Ann McGrath
Ryan Christiansen ’14
Job Title: Video Producer
Place of Employment:
Harvard University
“Walsh allowed me to gain a diverse
range of professional experience
through internships and service
learning classes. Walsh’s career
advancement office also worked
closely with me to help me find new
and interesting internships. Having
worked for both non-profit and
for-profit companies through service
learning, I was able to explore and
gain new skill sets such as marketing,
public relations writing, graphic
design, broadcasting, and video.”
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James McPartlin ’66
Midwestern Industries Inc
James Moore, MD ’86
Lawrence & Amy Mustafaga
Thomas Needles ’81
Joseph & Violet Niamtu
John & Kathleen Nichols
R Mark ’70 & Constance Nugent
Michael ’66 & Mary Jane O’Brien
John Peer ’71
Gerald & Rebecca Pellegrino
The Pellegrino Co
James ’72 &
Coral (Sautters) ’83 Pennetti
Mike & Sherrie Petrochuk
Chris & Rebecca Petrosino
Ron & Teresa Reolfi
Alfonso ’76 & Maria Revollo
RGS Consulting
Genevieve Riegler
Laverne J Riesbeck Charitable Trust
E Jeffrey & Carol A Rossi Family
Foundation
Jeffrey & Carol Rossi
Paul Ruflin ’76
Dale Ruther ’81
Gregory ’71 & Mary Sbaraglia
J Peter Schaeffer ’73
William Schellhase, II ’76
Catherine Shew ’79
Alan Smith ’70
Russell Snyder
Dr Cynthia Staudt
Daniel & Sandra Suvak
Ted & Linda Swaldo
Michael & Barbara Sylvester
Daniel & Julie Szendrey
Dr Rahmat & Lisa (Garbinsky) ’94
Tavallali
David ’85 & Jennifer ’85 Thomas
Dr John & Sherry ’79 Trapani, Jr
Gary & Lisa Tschantz
Basil ’68 & Sharon Violand
Ed Walsh, MD ’82
Gerald & Judy Walsh
J & J Walsh Family Foundation
Walsh University Department of
Residence Life
Ronald Ward, Jr ’88
Dr Darlene Walro
Ted Watko ’89
Howard Wenger
Peter Wilson ’76
Workshops Inc
Louis Zacharilla ’77
ABBOTTS SOCIETY
$500 – $999
Patricia Adams
John Adorjan ’66
Spencer Aldridge ’12
Bruce ’82 &
Dr Beth (Marcinkoski) ’82 Altieri
Justin ’95 & Tiffany Atkinson
Bradley & Elizabeth Beach
Beaver Excavating Company
Dr David & Gretchen Brobeck
William† & Ann Brothers
B-Squared Marketing Solutions
Daniel ’92 & Kathleen Buttermore
Maureen Cafferkey ’82
Thomas & Kimberly Cecconi
Dr Michael & Lucy DeComo, Jr
Timothy & Dorthy Deighan
Dominican Fathers
Dr Michael ’79 & Gail Dunphy
Donald & Carolyn Embree
Melody Ennis ’77
Joseph ’72 & Mary ’73 Faigley
Robert & Donna Feeney
Vivian Floom ’71
Diane Fluty ’88
Mike & Stephanie Freels
Brett & Linda Freshour
Valerie Giarrana ’08
Kathryn Gibbs ’84
Dave Gram
Rebecca Gulling ’73
Haymaker Tree and Lawn Service
Emily Haynes
Catherine Heitger
Heitger Funeral Service Inc
Nora Hennessy ’84
Joan Houck ’75
Sheri (Starkey) Hummel ’97
Michael Kamionka ’74
Geoff & Amy Karcher
Karcher Group Inc
John Kellamis ’07
Steven & Pamela Kocsis
Wayne Kole
Marijane Leonard ’88
David Lim ’84
The Honorable Sara E Lioi
Richard Livery ’67
J Daniel Matthews ’69
Robert McCann, Jr ’73
Robert ’70 & Janice ’71 McCarthy, Sr
Larry & Patricia Merriman
Harry & Anne Mestel Foundation
Patricia Miller
R C Miller Family Limited Partnership
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Global
Impact Funding Trust, Inc
Diana Mustacchio ’99
Northstar Asphalt Inc.
Michael ’90 & Dawn ’88 O’Brien
Winzeler O’Brien
O’Brien Financial Services, Inc
Fred Olivieri Construction Co
Dr Douglas Palmer
Paragraphics
John & Karen ’00 Pergola
Thomas & Sharon Petit
Grant, MD
Kevin Pfau ’88
Richard Pratt ’65
Stacy & Denise Price
Willis Rambo, Jr ’64
Bill and Trina Rambo Charitable Fund
Hon W Don Reader
Dr Mark & Jessica ’02 Rogers
Mary Schroth, DVM ’76
Albert & Alma Schumann
Robert Siferd & Dr Nancy Blackford
Craig Sisak ’00
Samuel ’77 & Cynthia ’83 Sliman, Jr
Erica (Joliat) Soehnlen ’97
Mark Sterling
Jonathan ’86 & Susan Stump
Father James Sullivan, OP
Today’s Business Products Inc
Charles & Nancy Tyburski
Jerry & Jan VanBeusecum
John & Judith Vaught, Sr
Greg Verbus ’83
Richard Vernal, Jr ’72
Joseph & Patricia Vignos
Wenger Excavating Inc
Derrick Wyman ’06 & Angela
D’Orazio
Louis & Barbara ’92 Yingling
FRIARS SOCIETY
$250 – $499
Peter & Denise Alcantar
Dr Nezam Al-Nsair &
Dr Nisreen Nusair
Augie’s Pizza
Gary & Jill ’02 Bair
Adam Balsinger ’12
Suzanne ’12 & Gwenn ’12
Bamer-Flynn
Ernest Beadnell ’79
Eric & Cathie Belden
Don & Carmela Bendetta
Tamara Betro ’13
Sandy & Bridgett Bialota
Roland Biggerstaff
Hortense Bobbitt
Frank ’85 & Michele ’87 Boscarillo
Scott Bossart ’08
Jacqueline Brickman ’10
Kathryn Bukuts ’01
Joshua Bullock ’11
Thomas Burgasser ’84
Angela (Davis) Burick ’99
Michael & Mary Byrne
Robert Canda ’67
Canton Wholesale Floral Inc
Cynthia Capitena ’84
Robert & Christine Carter
Miguel ’04 & Kristen ’05 Chavez
Michael Cinson ’05
Adriana Cirese ’91
William† & Joan Clarke
John ’94 & Deborah Colangelo
Alicia Cooper ’09
Cooper & Associates, LLP
Ronald Cote ’64
James & Lynn Cunningham
John ’81 & Michelle Cunningham
Mary (Barnabi) Datsko ’82
David ’69 & Patricia ’69 Daube
Sherri Davis ’07
Drs Nicholas & Jean DeFazio
Mary DeMarco
Dr Alan ’75 & Barbara Digianantonio
Edward Donahue
William & Joan Downey
George Drapcho
Myron Draper
Paul & Rosemary ’10 DuMont
Michael ’70 & Joanne Eberhart
Michael Edmunds ’08
John Ellis ’06
Paul ’73 & Patricia (Marton) ’75
Ernenwein
John Erwin, Jr ’71
Evergreen Turf Specialist
Mr Joseph ’65 & Rosette Ezzie
Bryon Ferriot ’09
Joe & Laura Finley
The First Catholic Slovak Ladies
Association
Robert ’67 & Mary Fowles
Randy & Lisa Fox
Joseph France ’65
Michael ’77 & Julie Frank
Sondra Fronimo ’84
J Raymond Gallivan ’70
Dolores Garcia ’88
Dr Chad Gerber
David & Lori Geyer
Guy Giamporcaro ’72
Michael Giustino
Michael Granchi ’66
James Griffith
Mark Haas ’86
Jim & Irene Hammontree
Dorothy Hanlon
Michael Hannon ’03
David ’70 & Susan ’70 Harding
James & Susan Hardwick
Terrence & Therese Harper
Eric & Carolyn Harvey
John ’76 & Linda Haswell, II
Robert Heffernan, EdD ’68
Helen Heller
Craig Henzel, DDS ’94
Timothy Himes ’69
Laura Hipp ’80
James Holderbaum
Gary & Rebecca Huber
Marjean (Shane) Hull ’77
James Hunter ’66
Tyler Immel ’07
Donald ’75 & Jane ’75 Impagliozza
Dr Gary & Cynthia Jacobs
Raymond Janson
The Janson Industries
Ronald Jefferson ’86
Vincent Jeffries ’09
Virginia Dare Jeffries
Thomas Kapella ’64
Sandra Kaufman ’07
Lisa (Bernabei) Kay ’85
Duane Kays ’11
Jonathan & Jennifer
(Weisend) ’99 Kessel
Scot & Lorri Kingan
David & Ruth Kinkema
Jim & Karen Kipfstuhl
Thomas Kirkpatrick ’80
Kolp Development Corporation
Steven & Judy Kreye
Catherine Latham ’77
Edward & Meg ’87 Laubacher
Timothy ’66 & Sylvia Leahy
Damon Lewis ’10
Ron Lisko & Barbara Burkhart
George & Annette Makstela
Terence & Susan Malloy
Timothy & Holly Maloney, Sr
Tina Maloney ’77
Maloney Holdings, LLC
Christopher Manfull ’96
Rev Patrick Manning, Jr
Gary Marcum
Paulette Martin ’84
David Maynard ’86
Mark ’83 & Vicki ’86 Mazzaferri
Patrick McBrearty, DC ’00
McBrearty Family & Sport
Chiropractic LLC
Paul ’98 & Ramona ’01 Mercina
Mitchell & Lori Michel
Robert Miller
James & Toni Mitchell
Jeffrey ’89 & Ann ’89 Moeller
David Monnot ’64
Francisco Montalvo, Jr ’99
Nicholas ’96 & Rosamaria
(Panetta) ’97 Montana
Randall ’83 & Rebecca ’83
Montgomery
Dr Jacqueline Mumford
James Newman ’05
Christina Nicholson ’13
Jeffrey & Mary ’05 Niedenthal
John Nissen ’68
OMEM LLC
Dwayne & Connie ’93 Pawley
Dennis & Susan Payne
Dr Jaime Paz
Gary Pearce ’70
Raymond & Katherine Pelanda
Beth Petro Novelli
Keith ’94 & Penny Price
Derek ’08 & Stephanie ’12 Racicki
Paul Racz ’70
Olivia Reine
Jeffrey & Gayle Reser
Gregory Rhodes ’72
Nikolai Rogich ’13
Susan (Gibel) Rohr ’93
Eugen Rosca ’13
Tom Roy
Deborah Saley ’13
Joy Sama ’93
Martha (Carr) Sanger ’97
Jewel Sauser
Cheryl Schafer ’13
Theodore Schaub ’80
John ’05 & Donna Schissler
Francis Schlueter ’72
Susan Schmader ’71
Jolinda (Codispoti) Seiple ’94
Robert Shearer ’74
Thomas & Jean Shoup
Thomas & Shirley Shumar
Guillermo & Emilia Sicard
David Siciliano ’83
Msgr Robert Siffrin, III
Sisters of St Joseph & St Mark
Joseph & Carolyn Soehnlen
Dr Theodore Spatkowski
Rabbi John & Cheri Spitzer
Mary Ann Sponseller
Lawrence Staudt ’67
Brenda Stilgenbauer
Paul Stiverson ’83
Carl & Beth Strouble
Benjamin & Nancy Suarez
Ryan Sweet ’98
Michael Thompson Jr ’11
Robert Toth ’74
Gary & Michelle Trbovich
Thomas ’69 & Barbara ’70 Trbovich
A James Tsangeos, Esq ’82
Dr Adam Underwood ’00
Doug & Cheryl Vaclav
Luke Vincer ’07
Matthew & Lia (Natoli) ’07 Von Kaenel
Bernard Wagner ’76
Lisa Waite ’83
Christopher Walls, Sr ’00
Steven ’10 & Natalie Weigand
Henry & Winifred Wells
Marjorie White
Kelly Widders ’05
William & Denise Williams
Jo-Ann Winkleman ’77
Donna Withee ’08
Charles ’71 & Peggy ’73 Wolf
Mark Zartman
WALSH SOCIETY
$100 – $249
James & Nancy Abbott
ACE Hardware Co of Rome
Kathleen Acierno
Rafael & Susan Adames
Jacquelyn Adams
James & Diane Adams
Carolyn Adelman
Charles & Patricia Adkins
Richard Almasy ’84
Philip & Theresa Alonzo
Galen Alpeter ’80
Christina Amato ’88
Sandra (Richard) Amstutz ’95
David Anderson ’87 & Michelle
Lenarz
Karen Anderson ’77
Scott Anderson
Elizabeth Andreadakis
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Timothy & Tracy Arbuckle
Richard W Arnold, Esq
Judith Arrington ’84
Rebecca Arter ’05
ASAP!
Sheri Attinato-Solly
William & Marilyn ’70 Austin
Avanti Corporation
Cornelius & Christine ’89 Baasten
Thomas Bacinski ’69
Bryan ’04 & Becky ’06 Badar
Richard & Charlene Badger
Cynthia Baker
Lori Balash
Dr Linda Barclay ’90
De Shannon Barker ’08
Stanley & Christine Barnes
James Barr ’69
Willard & Joan Barriffe
Robert & Mary Basta
Steven & Lisa ’88 Baylor
Thomas & Lois Beck
Bob & Amy Behringer
John Belden
Jim Bell ’09
David Benchoff ’81
Elizabeth Bennet ’93
Keith & Barbara Bennett
Bill Beres
Keith Bernard ’95
Michael & Sally ’85 Bernard
Richard Besancon
Donald & Peggy Biancamano
John Biedenbach
Ashley Biringer ’09
Mark Biscan ’94
Donald & Eva Black
Jason Blackiston ’97
William P Blair, Esq
Jon & Laura ’85 Blakely
Mark Blanc ’81
Chelsea Blank ’14
Michael & Belinda Blank
Terrence & Barbara Blash
Michael & Martha Blowers
Kurtis ’03 & Maggie ’02 Bockoven
Thaine & Kathleen Boldon
Lisa Bole ’97
Charles Bolus ’66
Mark Bonsignore ’76
Richard Borgner, DDS ’64
Michael & Mary Boron
Alexander Botsch ’11
August & Susan Botsch
Peter & Kristine ’86 Botti
Lisa (Bunton) Boucher ’99
Greg & Tammy ’98 Boudreaux
Dustin Bowling ’04
Jeanne Bowman ’75
Denise Boyd ’14
John Bozzacco ’69
Stephen Bozzer ’70
George Braden
Margaret (Bagley) Bradshaw ’85
Gary Brahler ’73
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Skylar Branstool ’10
Michael ’84 & Teresa ’83 Brately
James & Patricia ’10 Brenneman
Courtney Breon
Eugene ’67 & Joanne ’70 Bressi
Brewster Animal Clinic
Velma Bridges ’89
Michael & Debora Briggs
Thomas Brinza ’77
Debra Brown ’75
Jennifer (Styles) Brown ’91
Michelle (Wilson) Bryant ’85
Samantha Buehrle ’14
Deo Bukenya, MD ’81
Ernest & Shirley Burger
Ray & Elaine Burger
Eugene & Rosemary Burr
Stephanie (Lane) Burris ’95
Landus Burroughs ’74
Joyce Burton
Ron ’87 & Sharon Buttery
Dr Lewis Caccia, Jr
Charles & Jean Cahill
Margaret Cambareri ’90
Daniel Campanaro ’85
Kelly Campbell
Larry & Christine Campbell
Michael Canda ’96
Eugene & Elaine Candea
Michael ’80 & Dianne Capitena
Robert & Sharon Carcioppolo
Carl’s Commercial Repair Service, LLC
Kathleen Carlson ’09
Timothy ’94 & Jennifer
(Roche) ’96 Carney
Kevin & Julia (Hawk) Carpenter ’84
Reginald Carter ’70
Kevin Cassidy ’68
Joseph ’73 & Pat Cauley
Kevin & Rhonda Cavender
Gaetano Cecchini
Candace Chamberlain ’99
Walt & Catherine Chambers
John Chames ’10
Pedro ’11 & Bethany ’08 Chavez
Scott & Lisa Chovan
Christian Brothers Painting
John & Susan Cihon
Erin Clark ’12
Fred & Carol Clark
James & Michelle ’91 Clark
Paul & Connie Clark
Tom & Carol Clarke
Kenneth & Sandra Cleaver
Gregory Clements ’04
Thomas & Christine Clevenger
Bryan Clough
Jessica Clough ’05
Andy Clyde ’83
Joan Cogan ’82
Sam Colacarro
Donald & Pauline Colaner
Sean Collins ’07
Colorblends
Mike & Kathy Conlan
Ryan ’01 & Lisa (Arnold) ’98 Contini
Nate Conway ’13
Jeff & Mary Cook
Jeff & Raquel Copeland
Douglas & Mary Court
Jon Coventry ’03
Carol (Wheeler) Cox ’09
Michael Creatore ’12
Keith Cromer ’98
Patricia Crum
Marie Cutlip ’01
Ben Daleiden ’09
Richard Dalsky ’76
Ronald D’Amore ’68
Ken & Joan Dansizen
John Darragh ’71
Robert Dasco ’67
Barbara Daubert ’80
Dr Marietta Daulton
Raymond Davis
Jack Dawson ’13
John & Carol Dawson
Elizabeth Dayer ’13
Joseph & Lisa Dayer
Mark & Michelle Dearing
Jacob DeBenedictis ’66
Robert ’73 & Janie Dehn
Tom & Ginny Deighton
Paul ’65 & Diane DelPiano
James & Sue Dennison
Stephen & Melissa Derrig
Lucille Detesco ’05
Stephen Deuble
Bernie & Theresa DeWees
Audra Dice ’09
Don & Phyllis Dickes
Christine DiCola ’99
James Dietrich ’69
Rose Marie DiGildo ’90
Michael Dillon ’68
Salvatore & Georgia DiPietro, Jr
Dr Megan Donaldson
Patricia Donaldson
Dirk ’76 & Valerie Doverspike
Robert Dovicsak ’92
Tom & Jennifer Dowd
John Doyle, Jr ’70
Nancy Duncan
Dominic & Jean Dundee
Brian & Ann Dunlap
Donald & Jeannie Duran
Gloria Dye, PhD ’82
Rev Thomas Dyer
Joseph ’70 & Carole ’70 Eaton
Dennis ’81 & Jeanne ’81 Ebner
Steven Edelson
Takiyah Edwards ’11
James & Maryann Eickelman
Norma Elsaesser
John & Marcella Emmons
John Ertle
Mark ’83 & Joellen ’83 Esber
Alan & Denise Esker
Thomas Euerle ’09
Andrew Evans ’71
Clare Evans
Hugh Evert ’83
Mark Farber
Dr Richard & Hon Sheila Farmer
Paula Farner
Lisa Farrens ’90
Ronald ’80 & Ann ’76 Fausnight
John & Cynthia Favilla
Troy ’92 & Laura (Dumm) ’96 Felter
Dr Peter & Debra Ferguson
Leo Fernandez ’86
Andrea Ferriell ’07
Kevin & Nicole ’05 Finefrock
Lawrence & Joan Finefrock
Timothy Fitzpatrick ’69
Roger & Patricia Flanagan
Chris Fletcher ’06
Michael & Kay ’91 Flood
Dennis Flynn, MD ’78
Keith ’07 & Lindsay Fockler
Lindsay Fockler ’13
Alan Fodor ’74
Judy Foust
Richard Foutty
Fred ’71 & Mary Jo ’74 Francis
Greg ’85 & Laura Frank
John ’78 & Mary Frank
George & Rosanna Frankovich
Carol (Filkill) Frazee ’87
Miles Free, III ’08
Marie Fromholtz
Marcello & Barbara Frustaci
Victoria Frustaci ’00
William Fry, Jr ’87
Dennis & Cheryl Fulmer
Rev Msgr Lewis Gaetano
Joseph Galimi ’70
Elizabeth Galloway ’11
Todd & Christine Gallupe
Robert & Linda Ganser
Frank Gant ’00
Tony Garcia ’09
Marie Gardner
Helen Garofalo
Joseph & Debbie Garofalo
Mark Gaughan ’09
William Gavin ’71
Lawrence & Suzanne Gaye
William & Maryann ’72 Gaynor
Joan Gecina ’70
Velma Gelal
Larry Gessner, DDS ’76
Richard & Susan Gessner
Dr Gary & Grace Giammarco
Frank Giganti
Deborah Gill ’10
Jeffrey & Joan Gillis
Jim & Lisa Goebel
Walter & Delores Good
Gary & Beth Gordon
Paul Gordon ’02
Jane Graber ’93
Michael Graham ’05
Dr Thomas & Gretchen Graham
Nichole Grambo ’02
Daniel & Dianna Gravo
Brian Greenwell
Teresa Griffin
Patricia Griffiths ’75
Bradley & Stormie Gross
Jennifer Grossman ’06
Olivia Gruber ’12
Carl & Diane Gruey
Ray & Randi Guarendi
Mike & Patricia Guidone
Helen Guo ’89
Donna Habraken Matteson
Kim Hague ’89
Ghada Halasa, Esq ’83
Frederick Hanacek ’78
S Thomas Hancock, II ’93
Ronald ’72 & Agnes Harbert
Thomas ’99 & Elizabeth
(Nelson) ’88 Hardie
Steven Harris ’91
David & Novella Hartung
Patrice Havreluk-Lawyer
Rick & Terri Hawley
Scott Haws ’03
Roy & Linda ’69 Heinzer
Jeff Heiser ’89
Christopher & Christine Helbling
Helbling Supply Inc
Kevin Henderson ’02
Edward & Elizabeth
(Beresh) ’96 Hendricks
Clyde Henry, Jr
Sammy & Anna Hensley
Hertel Painting & Decorating
Beth Hill ’83
Paul Hill
Brad & Kimberly Hillyer
Charles & Stacy Hilterbrand
Amy (Weber) Hilton ’88
Jeffrey & Maria Hinton
Wesley Hisey
Karen Hodge
Dr Stephen Hoeprich ’98
Mike & Cathy Hoffman
William & Georgann Hollender
Thomas Hollingbaugh ’82
Barbara Hooker ’68
Robert & Rachel ’04 Hosler
James Houck, Jr ’65
Kathryn Hren ’11
Thomas Hudec
Susan (Henrich) Hug ’80
Jordan Hunt
Kimberlee Hurt ’99
Gertie Inman ’91
Caila Jacobs ’14
Terry & Nannette Jacobs
David Janusek ’98
Jim Jefferson
Michael Paul Jenkins ’12
Daniel & Deborah Jenks
James & Annette Jerkofsky
Frances Jervis ’88
Gary Jervis
Matthew Johnston ’00
Alfred & Sally Joliat
Helen Jones
Renee Jose ’86
Patrick Joyce ’74
Michael Juhasz ’83
Ted & Donna Julian
Lisa Kaib ’89
Joseph & Lori Kalan
Denise Kandola ’06
Ted Karras, Jr
Richard & Mary Jo Keller
Jack & Cheryl Kelley
Megan Kelly ’11
Greg & Pam Kenepp
John & Therese Kertis
Robert Kessel ’68
J Scott Kettler ’72 &
Pamela Lagodich
Karen Khourey
Alan Kidder ’70
Philip Kim
Darren & Lisa ’89 Kinder
Albert King ’10
Dr James & Charlene King
Tiffany Kinnard-Payton ’06
Robert & Rebecca Kintz
Peter & Sharri Kintz
Garrett ’09 & Duyen Kirkpatrick
William Kittinger ’04
LeeAnn Klein ’09
Hon Harry & Sophie Klide
Walter ’87 & Regina Knox
Joe & Sherri Kocsis
Matthew Kocsis ’11
Tim & Kelly Kohler
Joseph & Susan Kohut
Matt & Mary Kolsinski
Michael Koluch ’01
Theodore & LouAnn Kozuszek
Lawrence & Mary Kramer
Richard & Leslie Kress
Kevin & Suzanne ’90 Krippel
Christine Kruman
David Kuceyeski ’95
Paul Kuczkowski ’98
Dana Kunze ’08
John & Pattee Kuzma
Jan Kwasnicka ’75
Joseph Lacey, Jr ’01
James & Cynthia ’12 Lacko
Roger ’69 & Sue Ellen Lacroix
Michael & Susan Lancaster
Doug Lane
Richard Lang ’64
Robert & Dorris Lang
Holley (Proehl) Langenfeld ’96
Richard A Langsdorf, DO
Norbert & Elaine Lash
John Latchic ’69
Kenneth ’78 & Laura Laubacher
James & Katherine Laubert
Matt Laubert ’13
David Lavine
Alesia Lawler
Mary Kim Lembach ’73
Chad Lennon ’98
Bernard Lepkowski, Jr
Christopher & Cynthia Lesch
Steven Leuthner
Lt Col Martin Levendusky ’69
Matthew Lewis ’08
Richard & Shirley Lewis
William & Gail Lewis
Jack & Pat Liberator
Light of Day LLC
Andrew Limperos ’02
Jason Lindesmith ’08
Bill Lindsey’s Sweeper Mart
Tom & Dorothy Ling
The Longsight Group LLC
Dr Sandra Lopez-Baez
Martha Lottman†
Robert & Patricia Lucas
Robert Luke ’94 & Laura Ianni ’91
Shawn & Kelli Luli
Donald & Shirley Lundstrom
Robert & Kay ’95 Luntz
William & Sharon Luntz
Laurel Lusk
Dennis & JoAnna Lyberger
John & Lora Madden
Kim Maia-Zwick ’09
Sue Mali ’86
George ’76 & Anne Mangus
Roger & Kathleen Mann
Kelley Manning ’14
Stephen & Linda Marchand
Riley & Sally ’91 Marrell
David Martanovic
Manuel & Judith ’84 Martinez
Gary & Pamela Martzolf
Alida Mason ’72
Armand & Helen Masse
Mario & Jennie Mazzaferri
Thomas & Sharon ’74 McAllister
Matthew & Andrea McCaffrey
John & Miriam ’95 McCall
Daniel & Kathleen McCallion
Richard McCartney, II ’93
Todd McCaulley
Kevin & Susan ’92 McDaniel
Charles McDonald ’88
Bradley McDougal ’87
Jennifer (Sabo) McElfresh ’10
Timothy McElhone ’76
Michael McEnaney ’84
Jean McFarren ’89
Michael McFarren
Kristen McKibben ’12
Jaimie McKinnon ’13
Frank & Bobbi McKnight
Matthew McLain ’12
Ruth McVann ’69
Amanda (McClung) McWilliams ’03
Robert Medlin ’64
Kathryn (Pennetti) Meese ’73
David & Dolores Meier
John & Mary Menches
Michael & Lora Meredith
Fred & Marcia Mervis
Mark & Dr Kimberly Metz
James & Kenyon Mickley
Janelle Mickley ’14
Carol Miller ’93
James & Michele Miller
Jean (Hackel) Miller ’84
Mary Ellen Miller ’75
Rebecca Mima ’08
Les & Mindi Mitson
Keith & Kelly Mohney
Glenn ’77 & Kathleen Moore
Steve & Becky Moore
Patrick Moro ’09
Franklin & Donna Morrow
John Morvay ’08
Morvay Insurance Group LLC
Nicholas & Vicki Mudrick
Doug & Melinda Mullaly
Jo Ann Musgrave ’88
William & Susan ’81 Myers
John Namey ’72
Agnes Napier
Michael ’79 & Yvette Nau
Doug ’01 & Erin (Pastorella) ’03 Neff
Alexandra Nicholis Coon
Abbey Marshall ’09
Job Title: Registered Pharmacist
Place of Employment: Discount
Drug Mart Pharmacy
“When I visited Walsh, I was able
to see how advanced the science
program was, and I was also very
impressed with the scholarship
opportunities that were available to
the students.”
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Michael Norcia ’83
Michael & Janie Norgren
North Canton Tool Co
Dawn Novicky ’08
Timothy & Karen O’Brien
Ryan O’Connell ’93
John O’Connor, Jr ’73
Dale & Mary Ogg
James & Wendy Ohliger
Joseph ’82 & Christine Olexa, III
John & Jennifer Oliver
Dr Marino & Roselie Ong
Charles Osborne & Rita Palmer ’71
Frank Papa, Jr
Amanda Patrick ’11
Robert & Janice Pattison
Barbara (Kiehl) Pedrozo ’82
Alvin & Lori Perry
Emily Perry ’12
John Phillips ’10
Natalie Phillips ’12
Robert Phillips
Christine Pienoski ’14
Judith Piero ’93
Mike & Beth Piglia
Piglia Apartments
Frederick Pisani ’10
Pete Pohl ’11
Jeff & Cheryl Politano
Catherine Pomesky ’83
Andrew Popa ’99
Louis Poppovich
Pamela Porubcansky ’82
Beth Powers ’76
Elaine Pressler ’87
Kristi Price ’08
Prime Refrigeration Co
ProFormance Golf Sales LLC
Joseph & Michaelena Pruneski
Joan Pugnale ’10
Thomas & Jane (Kettlewell) ’89 Pukys
Timothy & Marilyn Putman
The Quality Castings Company
Mijo Radocaj ’76
Paul & Elaine Raglow
Robert & Joan Ragusa
Rolando & Dr Jacqueline ’88 Ramirez
John ’02 & Conni Ramsey
Melissa Randolph ’10
Penney Rante ’76
Diane Ray
William Read, Jr ’97
Robert Rebellino ’93
Mark ’73 & Louise ’75 Reda
Robert & Michelle Reed
The Honorable Ralph & Mary Regula
Fred & Joanne Reikowsky
David Remenowsky ’87
Matthew ’99 & Jennifer
(Roberts) ’00 Reneker
David & Ann Renkert
Dominic Reolfi ’10
Alice Rhodes
Rice’s Nursery and Landscaping Inc
Stephen ’80 & Barbara Rich
Michelle Ries ’11
Stephen & Carol ’82 Risaliti
Bob & Jane Roberts
David & Ellyn Roberts
Jerry & Linda Roberts
Dennis & Jaculin Robinson
Richard Robinson ’93
Greg & Rosemary Rodriguez
Emily Rogers ’14
John Rogers, PhD ’68
Timothy & Linda Rogers
Jon & Rita Rohlf
John ’69 & Nancy Rohr
Vernon Rohr
Bob ’72 & Patty Rohrer
Richard Rohrig ’68
Ivan & Diana Rosa
Cynthia Rosedale
Brad ’78 & Eva Roshong
Cynthia Rossetti-Audi ’79
Marion Rossi
Andrew Roy ’13
Michael & Robin Rozsa
Charles ’71 & Patricia ’87 Ruflin
Robert ’79 & Nancy Rupp
Erin Clark ’12
Job Title: Registered Nurse
Place of Employment: Medical
Intensive Care Unit, Cleveland Clinic
“My position in the MICU is extremely
rewarding. Every day I am given the
opportunity to touch someone’s life.
I provide advanced medical care;
help save lives; and when death is
imminent, create a peaceful dying
experience. Walsh provided me with
the education I needed to confidently
transition from the role of a student to
a professional.”
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Gabriel Russo ’03
Jessica Russo ’11
James & Mary Ruszkiewicz
Charles Sabaka ’86
Santa’s Workshop, Inc
Lee & Carol ’70 Sattelmeyer
Mark Scaia ’69
Richard ’96 &
Tisa (Lippiatt) ’99 Schaefer
Larry Schaffner ’76
Rebecca Scheibelhood
Robert Scheiderich ’70
Tom & Sarah Schervish
Mary Schlather ’83
Timothy Schlernitzauer ’13
Tim & Julie Schmitz
Jill (Jageman) Schmoldt ’00
Aaron ’04 & Jennifer Schneider
Rachel Schneider
David Schrade
Lana-Ann Schroeder ’10
Scott Schulick
Alberta Schumacher
John & Ann ’94 Schuster
Dr Ronald Scott
Angela Scozzarella-Smith ’85
Peter Scully ’91
Gabrielle Sebben ’12
Marie Secrest
Joseph & Norma Seich
Kelly Selby
James Seldenright ’04
George Selim ’02
Sadie Shaheen
Carl & Sadie Shaheen Charitable
Foundation
Mimi Shanklin-Carbone ’77
Jerry & Reyna Shardo
George & Dawn Shehadeh
Paul Sheil ’69
Patricia Shelton ’01
Richard & Mary Ann Sherer
Eleanor Shoenfelt ’88
Susan Shull ’87
Ronald & Jane Sibila
Dennis & Charlotte Sideri
Mark & Marie Sidol
Michael Sikora ’87
Sikora & Associates, LTD
Dr M Herman Sims
Elizabeth Sirgo ’01
John Skakun
Joseph & Joan Slavin
Mark & Tammy Smart
Steven & Paulette Smeltzer
Adam ’95 & Sarah Smith
Don & Kathy Smith
Greg & Judith ’85 Smith
Joyce (Messner) Smith ’98
Lois Smith ’76
Melissa Smith ’99
Smith Barta & Company
Hershel & Harlene Smuckler
Jeannie Smyth
David ’66 DVM & Lori Soehnlen
Soehnlen Veterinary Clinic, Inc
Joe & Kris Sokol
David & Julie Solmen
Gary & Patricia Sparks
Douglas Sponseller ’90 &
Jacqueline Manser ’78
Karen Spradling ’90
Benjamin Staudt ’06 &
Rebecca Coneglio ’03
Crystal Stewart ’12
Geoffrey ’85 & Marcy ’86 Stroemple
William & Niki Strohmenger
Dee Stubbs
Elvin Sutherland
Elaine Sutter ’02
Michael Suttle
Jerry & Lynette Sutton
Matthew ’96 &
Jennifer (Ricer) ’96 Svec
Chas & Dianne Svihlik
Michael Swihart
Thomas & Beth Swisshelm
Debra Taylor ’93
Matt & Deb Teichmer
Joseph Tenaglia
Vertrence & Marla Terrell
Michael Testa ’05
Paul & Joyce Theken
George & Lois ’88 Thomas
Drs Michael & Julie Thomas
Donna Thompson
Tammie Thompson ’91
TJK Concessions LLC
Dr Joseph & Catherine Torma
Jeanne Toth
Gene & Susan Tournoux
Elena Trampevska ’14
Margaret Trapani
Martin & Victoria ’09 Trescott
William Trogus, Jr ’70
Richard ’67 & Ellen Tucker
Jeffrey ’86 & Nancy Tuma
Roland & Collette Turcotte
Kurt & Nancy Utterback
Kent & Nora ’84 Valin
John Vallosio
Frank & Beth ’80 (Secrest) Vazzano
Jackie Vigneault ’13
Bernard Violand, PhD ’72
Dr James Violet
Marie Voitus ’14
Jennifer Vokoun
Paul & Sharon Vorisek
Stacey Wagstaff ’09
Chip & Cynthia Waikem
John Waldorf
Richard & Beth Walker
Alton Walkin ’99
Jim Wallace ’84
Donald Wallenfang
Kenneth Wallis ’70
Joseph Walsh ’78
Dr Neil ’88 & Patricia Walsh
Emmanuel Walusimbi ’78
Kevin Ward ’07
Matthew Ward ’99
Robert & Victoria Warden
Ed Warner ’64
Daniel Waters
William Waters
Jessica Watson ’10
Dr Joseph Wayand
Dan & Jennifer Wearsch
Sandra Wearstler ’75
Jennifer Webb
Ivan & Donna Weber
Kenneth & Sally Weber
Stephen Webster ’08
Mary Ann Welden ’76
Elden & Victoria ’05 Wells
Ken Weschke, Jr ’91
Joan Wetmore
Dr Leslie Whetstine
Ryan Whiteleather ’11
Richard & Anita Whitslar
Bryan Whittaker ’92
Rev Edward Wieczorek
J Michael Wilder ’66
Shelly (Wheeler) Williams ’95
Stacy & Karen Williams
Williams Hardwood Flooring
Lon & Jeannie ’73 Winberry
Eleanor Wingert
Dolores Winkler ’79
Michael & Barbara Winston
Darrell ’83 & Jacalyn
(Weibl) ’85 Woods
Jeffrey & Patricia Wycinski
Cyrus & Betty Yaghooti
Crystal (Phillips) Yingling ’06
Jeff ’91 & Lesley (Keller) ’98 Young
Tom & Linda Young
Jeffrey ’84 & Rosemary ’82 Zaremba
Richard & Debra Zellers
Dane & Julie Zickefoose
Bob & Jeannine Zimmer
Bill & Deb Zorn
Marcie Zuber ’13
Timothy Zucal ’67
David & Bernadette Zundel
Charles Zwick, Jr ’66
Christian Zwick ’14
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Matthew Abramczyk ’14
Tim & Rosemarie Abramczyk
Jeff & Donna Adams
Diane Adamson ’06
Samira Adya ’10
Richard ’76 & Theresa ’76 Affolter
Dr Krishna & Usha Agarwala
Joseph & Carol Allan
Megan Allen
William & Shirley Allen
Richard & Beverly Alley
Christie Almasy ’10
Joseph & Karen Almasy
Louis Almonte II ’08
Carlos Apaestegui
Ann Appleby
Susan Appleby ’75
Paul Arena†
Brian Arko ’14
Thomas & Sandra Bachman
Christopher & Rebecca Bagley
Anthony & Janet Bailey
Jack Baker
Dr James ’75 & Sharon ’77 Baker
Richard & Janice Baker
Scott Balser ’84
Christopher Barnett ’94
Gene Barnhart
Dan & Cathy Barrett
Maggie Barrett ’12
Barbara Bartchy ’95
Bruce Barth ’68
Bryant ’90 & Rose ’87 Bartolone
Jim & Linda Bates
Roy & Mary Batista
Sandra Beachy ’90
Elizabeth Beaver
Barbara Beck
Patricia Begue ’93
Heidi Beke-Harrigan
Diane Belfiglio
Donald Bell
Anastasia Bendetta ’14
Danielle (Adkins) Benner ’08
Pamela Benner ’85
Robert & June Benner
Alexandria Bennett
David Benson
Diane Benze ’79
Theresa Benzel ’13
Clara Beoglos
Robert ’70 & Linda ’91 Berens
Wendy Beres
Dick & Carmie Bernard
Lawrence Bernier ’64
Traci Berry, Esq ’91
Linda Bibbee ’84
Stephanie Bilinovich ’08
Rosalie Bissler ’93
Rick & Jean Black
John ’71 & Sue Blackstone
Jeanne Blaes
Rhonda Blair
John & Leslie Blake
Hilda Bluman
Thomas & Audrey Bobek
Donald & Gail Bode
Christine Bohovic ’09
Michael ’87 &
Stephanie (Haig) ’94 Bole
Coleman Boring ’14
Holly (Gonzalez) Boring ’13
Natalie Borland ’10
Marilyn Borzy ’95
Thomas & Diana Bowman
Paul & Pamela Brady
Maryellen Brand ’71
John Brannen
Adam Brately ’10
Thomas Brately ’74
David Bratton ’98
Angela (Ehmer) Bremer ’05
Jerome & Kim Bresnahan
Daniel Bressi ’97
Gary Bresson
Rose Bresson
William & Rosemary Bresson
Jeff & Lori Bricker
Colin & Kristin Brimfield
Bonnie Brinkley ’83
Ralph Broadwater
Alissa Brooks ’12
Dianne Brown
Katie Brown ’11
Shane Brown
Stephanie Brown ’92
Patricia Bruey
Kerry & Kathy Brugger
Rita Brumbaugh
Martha Brunyansky ’71
Lisa (Dotterweich) Bryan ’00
Douglas & Mauricia Buchanan
Carolyn Buck ’89
Mary Bucklew ’70
John & Angie Buckner
Richard Bulso
Regina Burgan ’10
George & Susan Burgess
Don & Beverly Burke
John & Esther Burkett
Zachary Burkey
Nancy Burkhart ’83
Michele Burmeister ’87
Nadine (Murray) Burns ’91
David & Virginia Bursa
Constance Butera ’79
Kathryn Butke ’09
Estelle Byelene ’14
James & Joanne Cade
Luke Cade ’14
Carmella Cadusale ’14
Craig & Stephanie Cady
Paula Calhoun
Lynda Campagne ’76
Jeffrey & Denise Campbell
John & Lori Campbell
Kristi Campbell
Sarah Campbell ’13
Katherine Caniglia ’01
Bruce & Patricia ’89 Canning
Jeff & Charlene Canterbury
Martha Capeta ’86
Laura Capron ’06
Karen Carbaugh ’09
Carla Carl ’12
Monte & Beverly Carlo
Jack & Patricia Carr
William & Anita Carroll
Paulette Carswell ’13
Lucila Casabar, MD
James & Jane Casey
Cass Scale Company
Gary & Cheryl Casserlie
Ann Cassidy ’87
Lisa Castello
Christine Casto ’06
John & Diane Castorf
Ron Catalano ’64
Rev Thomas Cebula
Marlene Ceroli ’78
Scott & Allison ’12 Chamberland
Pleas Chambers, III ’99
Suzanne Chapanar-Colby ’90
Jeff & Denise Chernay
Nicholas Chernay ’14
Kathleen Chipko† ’73
Matt Chiurco ’09
William & Mary Beth ’98 Cinadr
Vincent & Mary Ciolino
Sandra Ciraci ’77
David & Karen Clark
Alice Cleary† ’85
Dr Jennifer Clevinger
William & Carol Colaner
Alona Cole
Charles Collier ’71
Kenneth & Tammy Colucy
Brent Conner ’98
Ronald ’83 & Melissa Contini, Jr
Jay Conway
Brian & Clare Cook
Therese Cook ’93
Dr Will Cooley
Kenneth Cooper
Anthony Cordillo ’71
Robert & Jeanne (Kline) ’90 Corley
Douglas & Mary Court
Andrew Coutts ’07
Coleen Coyne
Fred ’77 & Loretta ’78 Craig, II
Mark & Stacie Crim
Sharon Cromer
Thomas & Lisa Crookston
Melissa Crump ’13
Leigh Cummins
Sandra Curry
Jeremiah Curtis ’09
James Cutcher ’07
Gordon Dahler
Christopher ’88 &
Christine (Crum) ’85 Daianu
Patricia (Kalonick) Dailey ’85
Melissa (Suarez) Dale ’08
Katie Dancy ’10
Julianne Dannemiller ’70
Phil Dannemiller
Vincent & Lori Dattilo
Tina Davidson ’10
Tracy Davidson ’02
Alison Davis
Dr William Davis
Dee Davison ’87
Ronald DeBarr ’99
Bea Debney
Eugene & Mary DeChellis
Tara DeChellis ’12
Michael & Loretta Dedinsky
Thomas & Bev (Ciricosta) ’80
DeHaven
Francesco & Janet (Thomas) ’75
DeMayo
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Michael & Zana Demchak
Nancy DeMetro ’87
Dale & Josie Dengerd
Melissa Dent ’03
Donald ’81 & Shelley ’82 Detore
Carmie DeVito
Nicole (Denzer) DeWalt ’95
John & Lori DeWees
Brendan & Susan Dick
Jaclyn DiDomenico ’14
Lois DiGiacomo ’90
Debbie DiGiammarino
Marc Dimos ’91
Robert Dion ’71
Robert & Patricia DiSimone
Richard & Patricia Distel
Jon & Martha Dixon
John Dlugolecki
Arthur ’91 & Wendy ’92 Dobbins, III
William & Gloria Dodge
Matthew Domek
Bonny Dominguez ’67
Marcurio & Mary Ann D’Orazio
James & Janice Dorosky
Michael Dottavio ’87
Ronald W Dougherty, Esq
Ken Douglas
Patrick Dowd ’13
David Dreher ’86
Victor & Darlene Drenta
Bob & Teresa Duchek
Michael & Linda ’89 Dull
Dumonts Sporting Goods Inc
William ’84 & Donna Duncan
Bruce & Elaine Dunn
Dr Robert† & Deborah Dunnerstick
John & Cathleen Durant
William & Clotilde Dwyer
Brian & Shelly Dye
Christopher Eagon ’97
Lisa Earle ’09
Thomas & Clare Ebersole
Thomas Ebersole, II ’08
Lenette Economos
Megan Edwards ’13
Michael & Eileen Edwards
James Ehret ’00
Robert & Joan Eicher
Aleena Eigel ’14
Ashley Eisenbrei ’08
Rita Eisenhauer ’12
William & Aimee Ek
Bethany Elchert ’14
Michelle (Novotny) Elias ’09
Eric ’11 & Jennelle ’05 Ellis
John Emmons ’03
Kathleen Engel ’75
Epcon Inc
Joseph Ertle ’72
Jonathan Esber ’12
Hank Escola
Megan Esker
Diane Esola ’01
Jackie Evans ’14
Jeff & Vickie Evans
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Ken & Kathy Evans
Joe Faherty ’98
Timothy & Catherine Faherty
Mary Jane Fahrney ’73
MaryBeth Farber ’85
Elizabeth Farey
Angela Farwick ’07
Jason Fautas
Anna Fazio
Norma Feim
Robert Feller ’70
Stephen ’83 & Marilyn Fenstemaker
Michael & Judith ’87 Fete
Lucy (Shaheen) Figg ’94
Dale & Laura Filous
Joseph ’07 & Angela (Nord) ’08 Filous
Patrick & Maureen Finnen
Joseph & Anne Marie Fiorello
Joe Fiorello ’11
Wayne† ’71 & Janice Fitz
Alice Fitzpatrick ’94
David Flack ’79
Sheila Flannery ’93
Corey Fling ’12
Maria Flukas
Robert Flukas
Jeff & Christine Fondriest
Harold & June Forrest
Judith Forsythe ’92
John & Maxine Forte
Patrick & Linda Foss
Dick & Shaanette Fowler
Stacy Franczek ’13
Alfred & Pearl Frank
Joan Frank ’75
Danielle Frantz ’14
Michael & Denise Frantz
Ann Franzen ’70
Valerie Frear ’85
Dr Thomas & Denise Freeland
Vanessa Freiman
Deborah Freudeman ’85
Regina Friedl ’14
Joseph & Joyce Friedman
Thomas Friedman
Amy Froelich
Brenda Fuller ’93
Karen Fuller ’08
Meredith Fuller ’08
Michael & Celestine Furlan
Jamie Fynes ’11
Gerard & Florence Gaida
Lisa (White) Gallagher ’93
Robert & Rosemary Gallucci
Tara Gallupe ’14
Alexander & Sally Gambow
Pat Gannon ’71
Bob & Kathy Garcar
Mike Garcar ’14
Mark & Deneen Gardner
Ronald Garmey ’64
Bonnie Gathergood ’73
Victoria Gaumer ’11
Linda Geier ’86
Gregory & Barbara Genetin
Jeff ’87 & Barbara Genter
Natalie Gersey
David & Michelle Gibson
Erica Gibson ’10
Halle (Waters) Gibson ’09
Joseph Gibson ’09
Dr Mary Giffin
Helen Gilbert
Margaret Gillespie ’94
James ’71 & Carol ’74 Gillis
Marvin & Mary Ellen Gillson
Robin Gladys
Russell Glorioso
Aaron Goffus ’13
Margaret Gotschall
Edna Gottsman ’87
James Goulet ’73
Nicholas Grahame ’07
Michael & Leigh Gratz
Elizabeth Grau ’14
Hannah Grau ’14
Saeda Gray
Steven & Lauren Gray
James & Tamara GraySmith
John ’92 & Ella Green, Jr
Kimberly Green
Linda Green
Ta’Kecia Green ’10
Katie Gries ’01
Caryn Griffin ’07
Joseph & Kristine Grigoli
Shannon Grigsby
Robert & Mary Grimm
Dean ’80 & Darla ’85 Grindley
Anna Grismer ’12
Angela (Schumacher) Grucella ’93
Stephen Gusbar ’91
David ’81 & Mary Habib
Don & Dorothy Hager
Allen & Connie Hahn
Paul & Mary Ann Haig
Michael & Ann Haines
Terry & Judith Hall
Genevieve Hallas ’90
Margaret (Peggy) Hamilton
William ’74 & Christine ’74 Hammel
James & Bonita Hamrock
Jill Hanigofsky ’91
James Hanna ’87
Ryan Hardie ’12
Anthony ’97 &
Lora (Eaglowski) ’97 Harley
Cinda Harold
Joan Harold
Alexandra Harpster ’93
Richard Harrison ’68
Charles & Gail Harshbarger
Amy Hassen
Kathryn Hawk ’83
Alexander Hays, IV
Terri Heffelfinger ’98
Jonna Heffernan ’10
Clark & Maxine Hegnauer
Mayor David Held
Gerald & Rosalie Helline
Paul & Lavera Helmuth
Michael Hemming ’04
Hillary Henderson
Scott & Joni Hendricks
Elizabeth Hennell ’08
Sue Heppner ’73
John Herman ’71
John & Judy Herold
Roger Herstine
Timothy & Theresa Hess
Beverly Hilderbrand
Kirk & Sharon Hirschfelder
Bruce ’75 & Mary Hislop
Victoria Hlivko ’09
Bill & Kim Holcomb
Dolores Hollingsworth ’84
Drianna Holmes
Amy Hostetler ’04
Bruce & Cathy Hostetler
Scott & Norma Hover
Paula Hubert ’85
Alyn & Marilyn Humerickhouse
Krista (Herris) Hussar ’05
Katie (Schnitzler) Hutchison ’08
Karen Hutnick
Alison Imbrogno ’14
David Ingram ’09
Charles Innis & Dolores
Maggiore Innis
Chris Ippolito ’14
Ted & Lori Ippolito
Mark & Patricia Irwin
Alicia Jackson ’10
Gregory ’70 & Mary ’74 Jackson
Jacquelyn Jackson
Kenneth & Merrilee Jacobson
Helen James
Lily Janidas
Charles Jermont ’13
Scott & Paty Jewett
Jill Johanning ’95
Lavonne Johanning
Sherry Johanning ’76
Stacie Johns ’11
Robert Johnson ’80
Thomas Johnson ’71
Edgar ’70 & Betty Lou Jones
Eldon Jones ’77
Stacie Jones
The Jose Family Trust DTD
Kelly Joseph ’13
Robert & Mary Jubak
Missy Kalan ’14
Jeffrey Kamerer ’88
Lisa Kamman ’12
Dorothy Kandel
Robyn Kandle ’89
Sandra Kane
Sylvia Karolewski ’07
Bonita Kauffman ’02
Brad & Sandra Kaustinen
James & Vicki ’93 Keane
Reta Kechkes ’91
Larry Keeton ’69
Courtney (Kook) Keller ’11
Campion & Nancy Kelley
Matthew Kelley ’13
Diane Kelly
George & Pat Kelly
Judy Kelly
Patrick Kelly
Laura Kelty
Trudy Kempf ’88
Abigail Kendle ’13
Jim & Linda Kennedy
Veronica Kennedy ’12
Dennis Kennetz ’77
Robert & Connie Keplinger
Samantha Kerns ’07
Arlene Kessler
Jason & Rachel Ketterman
Robert & Christine Kilar
Jack & Daphne King
Earl & Bonnie Kissell
Jerry & Patricia Kitzler
Victoria Klapp Esq
Monica Klein ’86
Nathan Klein ’13
Robert & Tobi Klein
Cheryl (Devine) Klima ’77
Myron Klimkowicz ’70
Valerie Kline ’75
Donna Klonowski
Lowell & Janice Knight
Michele Knis ’74
Michele (Besancon) Koch ’85
Jenna Kolivoski ’11
Bob Kolopus
Msgr James Kolp
Kevin & Michele Koontz
Gerard Kopera ’70
William & Shirley Koppel
Jonathan Koral ’11
Benjamin & Lisa Marie Kovach
Edward & Sandra Kozelka
Carol Kralik
Timothy Krantz ’77
Martin Kraynik ’72
Clifford ’74 & Margaret Kress
Daniel ’68 & Betty Kress
Audrey Kreye ’14
Danielle Kruegel ’14
Stephen ’88 & Heather ’89 Kruk
Cynthia Krumm ’03
Bill & Diane Krumpak
Philip & Janine Kuestner
Laurel Kunkel
Barbara Kuska ’94
Carol Kuthrell
Norman ’69 & Ellen ’83 Kutz
Kassandra Kuzma
Jacob & Suzanne Kweik
Chelsy Kwiatkowski
Wayne & Carol Kyhos
Dr Woodrow & Lin Lahr
Jolene Lallathin ’02
William & Suzanne Lambert
Lamiell Funeral Home, Inc
Taylor Landgraf ’14
Taylor Landis ’10
Herb Lang
Jarod Latch ’03
Nathan Leaman ’12
David ’69 & Frances Lehotay
Michael & Thea Lehotay
Bob & Donna Leibensperger
Nathan ’07 & Katie (Loudin) ’07 Leigh
Robert Lengyel ’67
Joseph Lenkay ’89
Linda Lenz ’10
John Leslie ’71
Barbara Lewis ’95
Dr Weiping Li & Xinwei Jin ’07
Traci Liberatore ’02
Thomas Lindberg, Jr ’64
Barbara Little
James & Shirley Lockshin
Jason Lockwood ’13
Richard Lombino ’70
Richard & Christine ’93 Lones
Damaris Long ’85
Michael Long
George & Karen Lontor
Katherine Lopez ’13
Gabrielle Lorenzo ’07
Lorman Business Center, Inc
Jennifer Loudiana
Marcia Lover ’86
Joseph Luckino ’02
Nancy Ludwick ’07
Thomas & Joan Lukach
Jordan Luli ’14
Joseph & Debora Lung
Lisa Lutz
Patricia (Capestrain) Macha ’70
Eveline Maciag ’12
Jeremy Maher ’05
Daniel Maina ’80
Donald & Mary Ann Malleske
Michael & Lynda Maloney
Alan Mandel
Michael Mann ’13
Edgar & Shirley Manning
Paul & Mary Manuszak
Ronald & Elizabeth Mapp
Maria Marchesano
Joseph Marcoaldi ’68
Melissa (Mallonn) Marconi ’86
James & Tina Marcus
Verna Marcus
Jacqueline Marinelli ’10
McKenzie Marino
Megan Marino ’14
Salvatore & Dorothea Marino
Steven Marsh ’90
John Marshall ’69
Marella (Martin) Murphy ’12
Richard Martin ’08
Sandy Martin ’13
Patricia (Menapace) Marzec ’80
Karen Mason ’12
Brian & Debra Mastellone
Mathie Supply Inc
Barbara Matuska
Kevin & Christy Matuska
Leonard Matz ’72
Kristen Maurer ’14
Taylor May ’12
Hope (Ickes) Mayer ’81
Nicholas & Jill ’71 Mazzocca
Timothy & Penny McBride
Richard ’98 &
Rosaria (Rinaldi) ’97 McCarthy
Thomas & Eileen McCarthy
William McCarty ’66
Eric & Lynnette McClain
Larry & Edna McCulloh
Barbara McCullough
Jeffrey & Margie McDonald
Brendan McEnaney
Brigid McEnaney
Melissa McGill ’07
Dennis ’08 & Joy ’08 McGlone
Daniel & Dorothy McGrew
William McGurk ’05
Cassandra McGuyrt ’06
Patricia McIntyre ’82
Rev James McKarns
Christine McKeon ’73
Patrick & Anne Marie McLane
Ellen McNally
Michael & Kimberly McNeil
Georgia (Daniels) McWilliams ’82
Michael & Mary ’72 McWilliams
Timothy ’81 & Cynthia ’83 Mead
Kevin & Lisa Medas
Jane Medkeff ’81
Dr Vinayak & Sayru Mehta
Richard Meisterling
Nicholas Mellonas ’70
Henry Menapace
Claudia Mercer ’80
Matthew ’78 & Susan Mercer, Sr
Charles Merry
Sallie Messerly ’03
Marcus & Madeline
(Lewis) Metzger ’10
Janice Meyer
John & Mary Meyer
Susan Meyers ’92
Pat & Jody Mickley
Thomas & Wendy Mikulski
Mark Milhoan
James Miller ’13
James & Sandra Miller
Marc Miller ’11
Mary Miller ’88
Pamela (Foster) Miller ’87
Rita Miller
Christopher & Catherine Mills
Gina Minger ’00
Peter Mittas ’08
Christina Mizer ’12
Joseph & Susan Moauro
Joseph ’64 & Anita Moeglin
Robert & Michelle Moledor
Harry & Alicia Montz
Jay Moody ’91
Barbara Moor
Kathleen Moore
Catherine Morgan ’01
Larry & Barbara Morgan
Andrew Morrelli ’72
Ray & Sandra ’05 Morris
Ben & Rita Morrison
Christopher ’97 &
Kaci (Milburn) ’97 Morrison
Gary & Deborah Morrison
Peter & Aimee Morrison
Britton & Frances ’01 Morrow
Dianna (Marken) Morrow ’93
James Mosellen ’73
Chris & Carmen Moser
Fred Moses ’70
Alison Mossey ’04
Karen Mottice ’96
Albert & Carol Mucci
Andrew Mulato
Joyce Muoio
Ann Marie Murphy ’86
Shawn & Karen Murphy
Kristi Murray
David Musgrave
Greg & Sue Myer
Sean Myer ’14
Steve Weigand ’10
Job Title: Private Equity Associate
PNC Erieview Capital
“The skills – both professional and
personal – that I learned at Walsh
have been instrumental in my career
development. Walsh’s very strong
focus on liberal arts and Catholic
education allowed me to learn job
skills that I would not have gained if
I went to a school where I was going
to lecture halls with hundreds of other
students. The personal attention that
Walsh’s faculty provides its students
truly sets the school apart.”
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Mara Mysliwiec ’11
Jennifer Nader ’74
James & Catherine Naegeli
Andrew ’92 & Julie ’92 Nagel
Thomas & Kathleen ’93 Nally
Louis & Julie ’01 Natoli
Gary Nelson
Patricia Nelson ’86
David & Terri Niebes
Jorden ’10 &
Karen (Dotterweich) ’09 Niedenthal
Nancy Nierman-Baker ’03
Iman Noori
Gary & Mary Novotny
Kathryn O’Connor
Emily Ohliger ’14
Richard Okla ’69
Hua & Gin On
Stephen Orlosky ’08
Janet Orth ’72
Thomas & Teresa Ossio
Harold & Betty Jean Oswald
David & Elaine ’74 Ott
Lauren Ozanich ’10
Robert Pagano ’73
Kittie Page
Jake Palidar ’14
Irene Papatoukakis ’82
James & Beth Parsons
John & Cheryl ’71 Paskowitz
Tarcisio Passerini ’67
Hitesh & Manisha Patel
Gerald & Geri Patrick
John Paul ’89
Michael & Kelly Paulus
Paula (Battista) Pedrotty ’85
Donna Pelech ’99
Anthony ’70 & Hope Pellegrene
Ray & Frances Pelton
Karen Perez ’73
Mark & Tina Perna
Kevin Perry ’14
Virginia Peters
Mary Jo Petrilli ’88
Marilyn Pfund ’93
Chris Phillips ’64
Darrick & Linda Phillips
Kevin & Deborah Phillis
Amy Pierson ’05
Alexandra Piglia ’13
Pinnacle Marketing Group LLC
Russ & Sherry Pinzone
Melissa (Warrick) Pittman ’97
George & Carolyn Poland
Michael Polilli ’65
Michael ’05 & Jacqueline
’05 Polnik
Eugene Popa ’71
Pam Popovich ’94
Nancy Porter ’79
Raymond & Sally Porter
Troy ’10 and Dana Portis
Chris Pourier ’91
Amy Preis ’08
Cheryl Pribula ’11
Lisa Price ’13
Ernest ’78 & Frances Pridemore
Alexander Priest ’72
Ronald ’84 & Diana Priest
Nick Proudfoot ’12
Cynthia Provance
Justin Pruneski ’05
Rita Pumneo
Linda Pusateri
Michael Quilligan ’65
Casey Quinn ’13
Bryan & Allyson ’02 Race
Tim ’10 & Katie ’09 (Harris) Raddish
Rainbow View Farm
Michael Rainieri ’73
Gary Ranalli ’68
John Ranalli ’92
Tyrone & Kathy Rastetter
Betty Rathbun
Frank Ray, Jr ’72
Paulette Rebstock ’90
Daniel Reed
Gerald & Susan Reichard
Gregg & Kelly Reinmann
David & Sara Renard
Ronald ’88 & Mary Revlock
Jeffrey & Martha Reynolds
Wilter Perez Barrera ’09
Job Title: Executive Director
Latino Business League, Inc.
“Walsh University is a place wherein
you could easily develop professional
and leadership skills, while surrounded
by caring and resourceful faculty and
staff. Therefore, Walsh University is
an auspicious place for those willing
to be actively engaged in their own
learning process.”
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Edward ’80 & Ann ’78 Rhodes
Janet Rhodes ’78
Michelle (Jerman) Rice ’96
Amii (Youngblood) Richards ’10
Kenneth ’89 &
Katherine ’92 Richards
Michael & Bonnie Richmond
Susan Rickard ’02
Shelly Rider ’12
Dr Cheryl Riegger-Krugh
Arnold & Caroline Riehm
Michael & Brenda Riesterer
David Riley ’00
William Riley ’67
Paul & Ginny Ringel
Alice Rini
Kathy Robertson
Dr Joseph Rochford
Dr Robert ’68 & Bonita Roden
Joshua ’08 & Erin (Koppel ’09
Rogers
Justin Rogers ’01
Allison Rohlf ’11
Richard Rohr ’74
Frederick ’72 & Patricia Rohrig
Elyse Rolenz ’13
Elizabeth Rolle ’14
Jennifer Roman ’11
Samuel & Bilha ’74 Ron
Alfred & Catherine Rose
Harold† & Tina Rose
Pamelina Rose
Adrienne (Ebey-Burch) Roth ’07
Don Royer
Stacy (DiClaudio) Ruffing ’12
Ed & Mary Ruflin
Alice Rufo ’78
Hud & Marie Rutter
Ronald Saas ’65
Robert & Laura Sabine
Alan Sacco ’77
Kenneth ’86 & Jill Saeger
Eliseo Salas
Michael & Marilee Sand
Thomas & Kathleen Sandella
Carl Sanislo ’66
Beth Sarachman
Rocco & Anna Saracina
Karen Saylor ’92
Donna Sayoc ’89
Thomas Scanlon ’11
Thomas & Lisa Scanlon
Anita (Gothot) Scavelli ’74
Robert & Vickie Schaer, Jr
Larry & Diane Schafer
Richard & Ruth Scheetz
Linda Scherger ’82
Joseph ’76 &
Jonanne ’86 Schiavone
David & Jacki Schiefer
Robert & Judy Schirack
Steve ’85 & Kathy Schmidt
John & Lori Schneider
Melissa (Eichelberger)
Schoeppner ’03
David & Sandra Scholl
Bruce & Maria Schorsten
Nelson Schott, Jr ’87
Mark & Wendy Schweter
Richard & Dolly Scurti
Julie Seabrook ’01
Jean Sebben
Brian & Jackie Selinsky
George & Vanessa Semrau
David Serra ’77
Jack Shanks ’69
Robert Sharkis, DO
Mary Sharp ’69
Ken & Emmajo Shearer
Roger & Christine Shelly
Matt Shelton
Taylor Sherrod ’14
Jeffrey Shine ’93
Jeffery & Rebecca Shiplett
Nancy Shonebarger
Kenneth Shook ’05
Dora Short ’01
Douglas Sibila
Kallie Sickels
Carly Sidol ’14
Ben ’11 & Erika ’12 Siefke
Christopher Sigler ’06
Lauren Sinacore ’07
Bill & Linda Simon
Rudolph & Anne Simoncic
Carolyn Simpson ’82
Christie Simrak
Ravinder ’85 & Christine Singh
Mark & Marsha Sirak
Gary & Diane Sirlouis
Derek Sivy ’91
Anna Skubiak
Gertie Slackford ’85
Andrew ’99 & Heidi
(Fledderjohann) ’00 Sluss
Tiffany R Slutz ’14
Nicole Smart
Edward & Cheryl Smeltzer
Ashley Smith ’14
JoAn Smith ’89
Katie (Ferguson) Smith ’13
Mel & Julia Smith
Michael ’03 &
Megan (Daubert) ’04 Smith
Rebecca Smith
Robert Smith
Joleen Smithkey ’77
Erica (Parker) Soeder ’09
Kristine Sokol ’14
John Solvey ’10
Sue Sonego
Michael & Elaine Sponzo
Dennis & Caroline Spragg
Kimberly (Pinter) Springer ’99
Margaret St Jean ’12
Leo St Pierre ’71
Speranza (Hope) Stanciu
Nathaniel & Sarah Staples
Richard & Patricia Stayer
Michael Steele ’08
Susan Stein ’02
Robyn Steinmetz ’06
James & Mercia Stevens
Kayla Stewart ’11
Patrick ’06 &
Kelli (Bowers) ’06 Stewart
Michelle Stiles ’93
James Stille, MD ’88
Amy Stone ’93
Christopher & Dawn ’88 Stone
Sara Stone ’11
Megan (Bender) Storch ’12
Mike Stover
Tammy Stover
Bernadette Strausbaugh ’09
Duane & Molly Streator
Christine Streb
George & Maryruth Stroemple
Mark & Dianne Stucky
Sara (Helbling) Studeny ’09
Don & Dee Dee Sultzbach
Charles & Marilyn ’79 Sumkin
Mark Sunderhaus ’81
Jean Swaney ’92
Kent ’87 & Pam Swarny
Mike & Cheryl Tafe
Ashley Takacs ’14
Gloria Talarico ’86
Joseph Tarantino ’03
Carl Taylor, III
NaShayla Thomas
Thomas Thomas ’69
John & Elena Thompson
Barrie & Marilyn Thorp
Louis & Mary Jane Thurin
Andrew Tighe ’07
Kevin & Debbie Timmons
Jon & Sue Tipple
Robert & Paula Todd
Michael Torma
Michael Tornow ’94
Brad & Fran Torok
Jeanette Toussant
Peter & Clara Tower
Ryan Tozzi ’11
Metodija & Menka Trampevska
Christopher ’07 & Alissa ’07 Treen
John ’01 & Rachel ’03 Trembly
Carlee Trenchard ’12
Ryan ’12 & Sarah ’09 Trescott
Patrick Trimboli ’71
Robert & Olga Trueman
Truist
Timothy Tuberty ’07
Melvin & Brenda Tucker
Jessica Tuma ’11
Jane Upperman ’93
Dennis & Mary Ursick
Monica Ursick ’13
Esther Vagotis
Paul Vanderhoven ’75
Mark & Holly VanGilder
Joseph D Vanhorn, DDS
Carrie VanMeter
Donald Varn ’65
Michael Vaughn ’14
Emily (Casper) Vees ’08
Anne Vega ’99
Jose & Debbie Ventosa
Carole Vesely ’83
Lawrence & Janice Vignos
Jenelle Vincent
Robert & Sandra Vincent
Robin & Jeanne Vincer
Anthony Vinci ’72
David Viola ’78
Earl Vogel
Joel Vogt ’70
Matt & Lisa Voytek
Robert Wade, MD
Kathleen Wagner
Renee Wagner ’90
Christina Walkuski
William Wallace ’71
Jonathan Walsh ’95
Karen Warkall ’87
Dennis & Marilyn ’84 Weaver
James ’78 & Denise ’83 Weber, Jr
Michael Wehring
Karen Wenzel
Barbara Werab
Jason West ’11
Rodd Whelpley ’86
Barbara Whiddon
Matthew White ’06
Dr Anne-Kathrin Wielgosz
Janet Wilks ’84
Jennifer Wilks ’02
Ashley (Pesich) Williams ’09
Lloyd & Marie Williams, Jr
Randall Williams ’06
Richard & Christine Williams
Tom Williams ’10
Jeffrey Willoughby
Oscar & Atherene Wilmington
Brittony Wilson ’09
Robert & Sherri Wilson
Norm & Gloria Winkel
John & Mary Ann Winnyk
Jonathan Winnyk ’09
Lauren Wisnor
Michael & Michelle Wisnor
Diane Wofsey ’90
Lawrence Woodward ’14
Shannon Wright ’13
Kacey Wyman ’14
Pat & Leslie Wyman
Michael Yeo ’11
Daniel & Pamela Yoder
Ryan Yoss ’01
Mike & Barb Yost
Ray & Cheryl Zadd
Linda Zaleski
Stephen Zepp ’66
Mark & Suzanne Zeren
James & Rebecca Ziemba
Michael ’94 & Susan (King) ’95 Zifer
Conrad Zucal ’77
Paul Zukas ’12
CAPITAL PROJECTS
Aultman Health Foundation
Scott Balser ’84
Barnes & Noble College
Bookstores Inc
Robert & Kathleen Belden
Charitable Trust
Gary & Shelley Brown
Martha Brunyansky ’71
Gary & Linda Byers
Chugach Family Medicine Clinic
Larry Clark ’72
Ronald & Barbara Dees
The Estate of A Dale Fasnacht
Albert W & Edith V Flowers
Charitable Foundation
Dr Thomas & Gretchen Graham
Health Foundation of Greater
Massillon
John Henzel, Jr ’65
Kevin Henzel, MD ’97
Dr Robert ’82 & Judith
(Sliman) ’84 Humphries, Jr
Olympia Kalagidis ’76
Philip & Judith Lattavo
Michael ’66 & Mary Jane O’Brien
Robert ’82 & Rosanne O’Hara
Anita Rabaa ’91
Ada C & Helen J Rank
Charitable Trust
Dr Mark & Nancy Shepard
Spitzer Chevrolet Company
Stark Community Foundation Inc
Stifel Nicolaus & Co Inc
John Thomas
Timken Foundation of Canton
VASCO
Paul & Susan White
Women’s Committee of
Walsh University
Andrew Zarick, Jr MD ’78
CAVALIER CLUB
Adventure Harley-Davidson
Roy & Lisa Allison
Stephen & Catherine Altieri
Dale & Janet Armbruster
Eric & Michelle Bachar
John & Judith Badertscher
James & Gina Balint
Jason A Barton DDS, LLC
Anthony & Wendy Bey
Jordan & Lindsey Blackburn
Dan & Ellen Bodziony
Brad & Carole Browning
Dean Carro
Robert & Christine Carter
Samuel Cerreta ’08
William & Michelle Charles
Coca-Cola Enterprises
Rose Cocita
Mike & Kathy Conlan
Jonathan ’88 & Kay Cooks
Robert Danylchak
James & Christina Dascenzo
DeNoon Lumber Company LLC
David & Christine DiPietro
Edward & Jennifer Dorbish
Jack & Sandra Dragash
Steven Dressman
Scott & Deborah Dunlap
Lucy Dutton
Epcon Inc
Jeffrey & Lorri Fairless
Joseph ’81 & Ruth Feesler
Kellee Flanagan ’03
Robert & Lori Flores
Douglas & Julie Foltz
Michael Fuller ’97
Bradley & Sydney Garner
Jerry A Gast
William & Deanna Geib
Charles Glanville
John & Sandi Grasselli
Justin Haislip State Farm Insurance
Handel & Son Elevator
Edwin Hawk
Judy Head
Lori Henary
Judy Hinten
James & Jill Holstein
Donna Hoover
Shane Hoover
Anthony & Maria Ignazio
Ellen Johnson
Lloyd & Shelly Keller
Margaret Kelley
Jaunita Keltner
Austin Kennedy
James & & Brandy Kent
Rosemary Kent
Bill & Joann Kerns
Herb & Carol Kohler
Paul Koskovich ’68
Pamela Laurell
Phillip & Jennifer Lucco
Harold Macklin
Paul & Lynn Magdich
Charles & Betsy Mangin
The Manor, Inc
Verna Marcus
Marion Diamonds Fastpitch Softball
Michael & Jessica Mazanetz
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Marko & Elizabeta Medic
Ray Monnot, Sr
Ton & Jori Monnot
Mike & Lisa Montini
Bruce & Marta Moore
William Morrison ’87
MTA Inc
Angela Murphy
Jim Murphy
Julie Murphy
Larry & Paula Murphy
Norma Murphy
Paige Murphy
Joseph Newman
James & Francesca Niekamp
Nilodor, Inc
Ronald & Dawna Nunez
On Tap Grille & Bar at the Harbor
Donna Ondrus
Ours Garage & Wrecker Services
Michael Parker ’76
Marcella Patterson
John and Connie Pavia
Timothy & Leslie Pierce
Harold & Debra Pohl
Edward ’00 & Marcie
(Mitson) ’00 Pryor, II
Dale & Alice Rair
Rebecca Reichard-Parsons
John & Linda Reid
Thomas & Tiffany Reusser
Melissa Richberg
Jim & Kelley Rito
Cheryl Robertson
Jorge & Nancy Rodrigues
Emmett & Patricia Roper
Rick & Ronda Russo
Santi Inc
Gary Saunders
Denis Scaia, PhD ’71
Scenic Pointe Nursing &
Rehabilitation Center
Lance & Cheryl Schmidt
Carol Sefcik
Christina Sefcik
Jacques Shardo
James Shardo
Bill & Linda Simon
Christopher & Nichole Simon
Eileen Simon
James Simon
Richard & Mary Jane Simon
Thomas Simon
Ronald & Michelle Slates
Bill & Missy Smith
Robert & Rachel Smolinski
Thomas & Debra Snyder
Rich & Julie Spadone
Scot & MaryKay Spears
Spectrum Orthopaedics
Sports Rehabilitation Consultants
Brent & Andrea Steiner
Brian Steinlechner
Larry & Mary Stout
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Ron & Nicole Strollo
Howard & Berdine Strouble
B Taylor Insurance Agency
Ronald & Gina Thompson
Tomtreyco Inc (Canal Fulton
McDonald’s)
Matthew & Julie Troxell
Rev John Tully
Nada Vandershorst
Richard ’70 & Susan ’70 Venuto
Alfred & Betty Washington
Michael Woodford
Jennifer R Woods
Charles & Kimberly Worton
GIFTS-IN-KIND
Dr Rich Keefe
LIBRARY BOOK FUND GIFTS
Kathleen Biris
Gerald & Geri Patrick
Walsh University Advancement Office
Eleanor Wingert
Women’s Committee of Walsh
University
Joseph & Rebecca Zoldan
OTHER DESIGNATED GIFTS
Abbott Electric Inc
American Academy of Orthopaedic
Manual Physical Therapists
American Greeting Corporation
Paul Arena†
Arts in Stark
Dr Linda Barclay ’90
Joseph ’85 & Julie ’84 Bauers
Don & Carmela Bendetta
Pat & Darlene Berry
Campbell Oil Company
Rev Thomas Cebula
Cecilia Ceremuga
Alice Cleary† ’85
Maria Conti ’12
Richard Cordingly ’74
David & Robyn Cutler
Carol David
Mr Joseph ’65 & Rosette Ezzie
Fr Donald Feicht
The First Congregational Church
of Tallmadge Ohio
Jim & Irene Hammontree
The Herbert W Hoover Foundation
The Huntington National Bank
Patricia Kiko
Edward ’71 & Cheryl ’69
Klekotka, Jr
Msgr James Kolp
Harriet Laubacher
Thomas & Sharon ’74 McAllister
David Moyer ’79
Carl ’82 & Kimberly
(Kauslick) ’82 Musille
North Canton City Schools
Fred & Virginia Olivieri
Barry & Margaret Olszewski
James & Ruth Pastore
The PNC Financial Services Group
James Raymond
Jeffrey & Carol Rossi
Sisters of Charity
Foundation of Canton
Jeffrey & Azra (Karajic) Siwiec
Standard Printing Co
Stark Community Foundation Inc
Richard & Patricia Stayer
Stifel Nicolaus & Co Inc
The Timken Charitable & Educational
Fund Inc Matching Gift Program
Rev John Tully
Carrie VanMeter
Donald & Georgia Walker
Jim Wallace ’84
Dr Joseph Wayand
The Edward & Ruth Wilkof Foundation
The Ervin & Marie Wilkof Foundation
Harold Ziegler, Jr
SCHOLARSHIP CONTRIBUTIONS
Absolute Endowed Scholarship in
Physical Therapy
Absolute Rehabilitation & Consulting
Services, Inc
Alumni Renaissance Scholarship
Kevin Dieter, MD ’78
Alumni Scholarships
Edwin & Nadine Bognar, Jr
Michelle Johnson ’99
Jim Keller
Christine Milcetich ’88
Ray & Cynthia Pucci
Scholarship
Dante Armogida
Athletic Scholarship
John Vallosio
Dr J and Ramona Austen
Restricted Endowment
Foundation Scholarship
Austin-Bailey Health and
Wellness Foundation
BFF-LFI Endowed Scholarship
Buchanan Family Foundation
Paul B Belden Jr Endowed
Scholarship
John Belden
Joseph & Anne Belden, Sr
Paul Belden, III
Barbara McHugh
Jack & Molly Streb
Benjamin & Michelle Biery Family
Endowed Scholarship Fund
Benjamin ’00 & Michelle
(Kolessar) ’98 Biery
Biery Family Endowed Scholarship
(Softball)
50th Anniversary Scholarship
Don and Paulette Caster Endowed
Scholarship
Donald ’72 & Paulette ’72 Caster
Raisin Rack, Inc
The Catholic Diocese of
Youngstown Endowed Scholarship
Charity School of Kendal Nursing
Scholarship
Charity School of Kendal
Michele A Culver Endowed
Scholarship
Daniel & MaryEllen Vaughn
Cunningham - Badge #7 Endowed
Scholarship
Daniel ’71 & MaryEllen
(Vaughn) ’75 Cunningham
William W & Anna Jean Cushwa
Endowed Scholarship
Foundation
Parker Hannifin Foundation
Frank & Patricia D’Angelo
Endowed Scholarship
Eugene DeFisher Scholarship Fund
RMTS LLC
Marc Deighton Endowed
Scholarship
Tom & Ginny Deighton
Russell & Louise Polenz
Anthony & Ellen Sray
Dr George W Duncan Endowed
Scholarship
Anonymous
Nancy Duncan
Edward & Meg ’87 Laubacher
Edward P and Jeannette A Elum
Family Endowed Scholarship
Hon Edward & Margaret Elum
The Elum Family
Gary Farey Endowed Scholarship
Myron Draper
Jim Keller
Harold Ziegler, Jr
Timm & Marianne Fautsko
Endowed Scholarship
Timothy Fautsko ’67 & Marianne
O’Carroll
The Foundation for Christ and His
Church Scholarship
Harold Ziegler, Jr
HCZ Scholarship Fund
The Herbert C Ziegler Foundation
Dr Linton R & Betty Lou Honaker
Endowed Scholarship
Betty Lou Honaker
Robert & Monica Honaker
Jeffrey T Joliat / The SEAL Group
Endowed Scholarship
The SEAL Group Ltd
Karcher Group Endowed
Scholarship Fund
Karcher Group Inc
Aurelia & Sam Krugliak Endowed
Scholarship
Aurelia Krugliak
Joanne Lattavo Endowed
Scholarship Fund
Philip & Judith Lattavo
Brother Jerry Lessard Alumni
Scholarship
Tamara Betro ’13
Scott & Allison ’12 Chamberland
Community Caregivers
of West Akron
Marie Cutlip ’01
Ronald DeBarr ’99
Lucille Detesco ’05
Audra Dice ’09
Cora Dion ’11
Chris Fletcher ’06
Glenda Gero ’08
Nicole Hazimihalis ’07
Terri Heffelfinger ’98
Mary Hoffman ’12
Denise Kandola ’06
Paul Kuczkowski ’98
Dana Kunze ’08
Light of Day LLC
Kim Maia-Zwick ’09
Janet Matelski-Smith ’09
Peter Mittas ’08
Ray & Sandra ’05 Morris
Louis & Julie ’01 Natoli
Timothy Newport ’05
Frank Nikic ’04
Donna Pelech ’99
John & Karen ’00 Pergola
John ’02 & Conni Ramsey
James Seldenright ’04
Rebecca Smith ’02
Tonya Strahler ’08
Gary & Lisa Tschantz
Kevin Ward ’07
Brother Theodore Letendre
Scholarship
Michael Sikora ’87
Northwestern Mutual MBA
Restricted Scholarship Fund
Northwestern Mutual Foundation
R N Latiano Agency
Northwestern Mutual Restricted
Scholarship Fund
R N Latiano Agency
Dorothy Ling Scholarship
Tom & Dorothy Ling
Peacemakers-Touchette
Scholarship
Dr Sandra Lopez-Baez Scholarship
John Spaziani ’90
Helen Irene Peer Memorial
Scholarship
Robert & Louise Freeman
Jonathan Lucilio Endowed
Scholarship Fund
Jonathan Lucilio ’93
Coral L Pennetti Endowed
Scholarship
James ’72 & Coral
(Sautters) ’83 Pennetti
Dick & Maurita (Paumier)
Mahon “Angel of Mercy” Nursing
Scholarship
James & Debra Mahon
Edward A Mahoney Family
Edward ’66 & Louise Mahoney, III
Mastroianni Family Endowed
Scholarship Fund
Alliance Ventures
Men’s Soccer Alumni Scholarship
Justin ’95 & Tiffany Atkinson
Bryan ’01 & Jennifer ’00 Baugher
Mark Biscan ’94
Andy Clyde ’83
Arthur ’91 & Wendy ’92 Dobbins, III
Frank Giganti
James Goulet ’73
David Janusek ’98
David Lim ’84
Jason Lindesmith ’08
Lorman Business Center, Inc
McBrearty Family & Sport
Chiropractic LLC
Nicholas ’96 & Rosamaria
(Panetta) ’97 Montana
Andrew ’99 & Heidi
(Fledderjohann) ’00 Sluss
Adam ’95 & Sarah Smith
Paul Stiverson ’83
Emmanuel Walusimbi ’78
Mission Service Endowed
Scholarship
Mission Project Service
Carl & Kimberly Musille
Carl ’82 & Kimberly
(Kauslick) ’82 Musille
The Timken Charitable &
Educational Fund Inc Matching
Gift Program
Michael Petrecca Endowed
Scholarship Fund
Grant, MD
Doctor in Physical Therapy
Dr Chad & Amy Cook
Patricia Crum
Dr Megan Donaldson
Amy Hassen
Lake Hospital System, Inc
Bradley & Dr Christine McCallum
Dr Jaime Paz
Terrance Portis Memorial
Scholarship
Tiffany Kinnard-Payton ’06
Larry & Edna McCulloh
Ryan Sweet ’98
Ramsburg Group Endowed
Scholarship
Ramsburg Insurance Agency Inc
Mark Ratti Family Endowed
Scholarship Fund
Mark Ratti ’66
L.J. “Vern” Riesbeck Legacy
Scholarship Fund
Midwestern Industries Inc
Rome Faculty Scholarship
Lawrence & Amy Mustafaga
Ann & George Seanor Scholarship
George & Ann Seanor
Servant Leadership Scholarship
Anonymous
John B Sirpilla Business
Scholarship Fund
Three Angels
Lloyd L & Louise K Smith Memorial
Foundation Endowed Scholarship
Foundation
JoAnn (DeGarmo) Snyder
Restricted Scholarship
RGS Consulting
Sodexo Endowed Scholarship
Sodexo Scholarship Fund
Jacob H & Theodosia J Soehnlen
Memorial Scholarship
Joan Soehnlen-Kress
Brother Charles St James
Endowed Scholarship
Michael ’87 & Stephanie (Haig) ’94 Bole
Michael Cinson ’05
Ben Daleiden ’09
Edward & Suzanne Fisher
Lawrence & Suzanne Gaye
Patrice Havreluk-Lawyer
Virginia Dare Jeffries
Angela R. Filous ‘08, Ph.D.
Job Title: Post-Doctoral Scholar
Place of Employment: Case
Western Reserve University
“The service opportunities, Campus
Ministry, and the research opportunities
that are available are all excellent
chances to develop personally and
professionally. You never know what
life has in store for you, and I often
find myself drawing upon knowledge
from my non-major courses to relate
to situations and those around me.”
Niamtu Endowed Scholarship
Joseph & Violet Niamtu
PepsiCo Foundation
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Joseph & Linda Koluch
Theodore Kruse, III ’99
Todd Leskovich ’99
Steven Leuthner
Michael ’03 & Megan
(Schleimer) ’03 Maloney, Jr
Christopher Manfull ’96
Timothy ’00 & Kelly
(Skowronski) ’00 McGrath
Aaron ’04 & Jennifer Schneider
Craig Sisak ’00
Luke Vincer ’07
Walsh University Department of
Residence Life
Ted & Marilyn Stults Nursing
Endowed Scholarship
Judy Bahen Walsh Endowed
Scholarship
The Timken Employee Alumni
Endowed Scholarship
Anthony ’97 & Lora
(Eaglowski) ’97 Harley
Thomas Kirkpatrick ’80
Gene & Sally Little
The Walsh Women’s Committee
Endowed Scholarship
Women’s Committee of Walsh University
Brother Roland Vigeant Endowed
Scholarship Fund
St Sebastian - Biery Family
(Baseball)
Wiley Webster Stephens Memorial
Endowed Scholarship
Winzeler O’Brien
Student Scholarships
Megan Allen
Paula Calhoun
Steven Harris ’91
Michael Koluch ’01
Patricia (Menapace) Marzec ’80
Rebecca Mima ’08
Kelly Selby
Carl Taylor, III
Dr John & Sherry ’79 Trapani, Jr
Dr Joseph Wayand
George & Catherine ’08 Whalen
Dr Anne-Kathrin Wielgosz
Eleanor Wingert
Ted & Marilyn Stults MBA Endowed
Scholarship
Ted & Marilyn Stults Museum
Studies Endowed Scholarship
Br Roland Vigeant Fine &
Performing Arts Scholarship
American Electric Power Svc Corp
David Anderson ’87 & Michelle Lenarz
Jeanne Bowman ’75
Michael ’84 & Teresa ’83 Brately
Thomas Brinza ’77
Michael ’80 & Dianne Capitena
Christine Casto ’06
Drs Nicholas & Jean DeFazio
Dr Alan ’75 & Barbara Digianantonio
John Erwin, Jr ’71
John ’76 & Debra ’76 Hartwig
Susan (Henrich) Hug ’80
Gertie Inman ’91
Dr Gary & Cynthia Jacobs
Frances Jervis ’88
Lisa Kaib ’89
Robert Luke ’94 & Laura Ianni ’91
Vicki Oyer ’80
Beth Powers ’76
Cynthia Rossetti-Audi ’79
Robert ’79 & Nancy Rupp
Martha (Carr) Sanger ’97
Larry Schaffner ’76
Theodore Schaub ’80
Jill (Jageman) Schmoldt ’00
Lois Smith ’76
Erica (Joliat) Soehnlen ’97
James ’78 & Denise ’83 Weber, Jr
Kyle Barkhurst ’14
Job Title: 8th Grade Intervention
Specialist
Place of Employment: Rootstown
Local Schools
“Walsh prepared me for my current job
by teaching me the information and
core knowledge that I needed to be a
successful first-year teacher. Walsh’s
education program gets you out of
the ‘college classroom’ and into the
real-world schools through field hours
starting with the very first education
class you take. From the beginning,
I was exposed to many different
educational settings, and I was able
to decide what I really wanted to do
in my career.”
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The Walsh Women’s Committee
Scholarship Fund
Women’s Committee of Walsh University
The Ervin & Marie Wilkof Endowed
Scholarship Fund
MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES
Abbott Fund Matching Grant Plan
American Electric Power Svc Corp
AXA Foundation
Bemis Company Foundation
Bridgestone/Firestone Trust Fund
Dominion Foundation
DTE Engery Foundation
Duke Energy Foundation
Ernst & Young Foundation
FirstEnergy Foundation
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
IBM International Foundation
Key Foundation
The Merck Company Foundation
Morgan Stanley
Nationwide Foundation
OMNOVA Solutions Foundation
PepsiCo Foundation
Progressive Insurance Foundation
Securian Foundation
Shell Oil Company Foundation
The J M Smucker Company
State Farm Companies Foundation
The Timken Charitable & Educational
Fund Inc Match Gift Program
TimkenSteel Charitable Fund
F O U N D AT I O N G I F T S
The American Endowment Foundation
Charitable Fund
Aultman Health Foundation
Foundation
Charitable Trust
Dan M and Julia B Belden
Charitable Fund
Joseph & Anne Belden
Charitable Fund
William H & Jeanne G Belden
Philanthropic Fund
Bemis Company Foundation
The Fred Brechbuhler Charitable Fund
Cedar Street Charitable Foundation
Charity School of Kendal
Community Foundation of the
Mahoning Valley
Foundation
DTE Engery Foundation
Duke Energy Foundation
Ernst & Young Foundation
FirstEnergy Foundation
Albert W & Edith V Flowers
Charitable Foundation
Health Foundation of Greater
Massillon
The Herbert W Hoover Foundation
The Hudson Community Foundation
IBM International Foundation
Key Foundation
KPMG Foundation
Harry & Anne Mestel Foundation
R C Miller Family Limited Partnership
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Global Impact Funding Trust, Inc
Nationwide Foundation
The Ohio Foundation of Independent
Colleges
OMNOVA Solutions Foundation
PepsiCo Foundation
Progressive Insurance Foundation
Bill and Trina Rambo Charitable Fund
Ada C & Helen J Rank Charitable Trust
Laverne J Riesbeck Charitable Trust
E Jeffrey & Carol A Rossi Family
Foundation
William and Barbara Schiltz Family
Charitable Fund
Securian Foundation
Carl & Sadie Shaheen Charitable
Foundation
Shell Oil Company Foundation
Sisters of Charity Foundation
of Canton
Lloyd L & Louise K Smith
Memorial Foundation
Stark Community Foundation
State Farm Companies Foundation
Three Angels
Timken Foundation of Canton
J & J Walsh Family Foundation
The Edward & Ruth Wilkof Foundation
The Herbert C Ziegler Foundation
G.O.L.D.
G R A D U AT E S O F T H E L A S T D E C A D E L E G A C Y D O N O R S
Graduates Of the Last Decade (G.O.L.D.) Legacy Donors are recent graduates who make the Walsh University education possible for
current and future students by contributing at established giving levels based on their number of years out from graduation. Their generosity,
and that of all of our alumni who support the Walsh Fund, ensures that future generations of Walsh students have the scholarship and
academic resources they require for success.
Jennifer Abarca ’12
Spencer Aldridge ’12
Adam Balsinger ’12
Suzanne ’12 & Gwenn ’12
Bamer-Flynn
Maggie Barrett ’12
Anastasia Bendetta ’14
Theresa Benzel ’13
Tamara Betro ’13
Chelsea Blank ’14
Scott Bossart ’08
Alexander Botsch ’11
Denise Boyd ’14
Skylar Branstool ’10
Jacqueline Brickman ’10
Samantha Buehrle ’14
Joshua Bullock ’11
Estelle Byelene ’14
Allison Chamberland ’12
John Chames ’10
Pedro ’11 & Bethany ’08 Chavez
Erin Clark ’12
Nate Conway ’13
Alicia Cooper ’09
Kathy Davis ’08
Jack Dawson ’13
Elizabeth Dayer ’13
Patrick Dowd ’13
Rosemary DuMont ’10
Michael Edmunds ’08
Aleena Eigel ’14
Jonathan Esber ’12
Jackie Evans ’14
Bryon Ferriot ’09
Lindsay Fockler ’13
Danielle Frantz ’14
Regina Friedl ’14
Elizabeth Galloway ’11
Tony Garcia ’09
Elizabeth Grau ’14
Hannah Grau ’14
Olivia Gruber ’12
Mary Hoffman ’12
Kathryn Hren ’11
Alison Imbrogno ’14
Tyler Immel ’07
Michael Paul Jenkins ’12
Charles Jermont ’13
Tyler Jones ’12
Missy Kalan ’14
Duane Kays ’11
John Kellamis ’07
Megan Kelly ’11
Matthew Kocsis ’11
Audrey Kreye ’14
James & Cynthia ’12 Lacko
Taylor Landgraf ’14
Matt Laubert ’13
Damon Lewis ’10
Jordan Luli ’14
Michael Mann ’13
Kelley Manning ’14
Megan Marino ’14
Janet Matelski-Smith ’09
Jennifer (Sabo) McElfresh ’10
Brian McGarry ’06
Kristen McKibben ’12
Jaimie McKinnon ’13
Matthew McLain ’12
Janelle Mickley ’14
James Miller ’13
Rebecca Mima ’08
James Newman ’05
Christina Nicholson ’13
Emily Ohliger ’14
Amanda Patrick ’11
Emily Perry ’12
Nicolas ’11 & Shannon ’12 Reed
John Phillips ’10
Natalie Phillips ’12
Christine Pienoski ’14
Pete Pohl ’11
Lisa Price ’13
Derek ’08 & Stephanie ’12 Racicki
Nicolas ’11 & Shannon ’12 Reed
Dominic Reolfi ’10
Michelle Ries ’11
Emily Rogers ’14
Nikolai Rogich ’13
Eugen Rosca ’13
Andrew Roy ’13
Jessica Russo ’11
Deborah Saley ’13
Cheryl Schafer ’13
Timothy Schlernitzauer ’13
Gabrielle Sebben ’12
Carly Sidol ’14
Katie (Ferguson) Smith ’13
Crystal Stewart ’12
Michael Thompson Jr ’11
Elena Trampevska ’14
Dan Triner ’11
Richard VanDorsten ’12
Michael Vaughn ’14
Jackie Vigneault ’13
Luke Vincer ’07
Marie Voitus ’14
Jessica Watson ’10
Steven Weigand ’10
Ryan Whiteleather ’11
Lawrence Woodward ’14
Kacey Wyman ’14
Derrick Wyman ’06
Marcie Zuber ’13
Christian Zwick ’14
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WALSH UNIVERSITY BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Walsh University is guided by a Board of Directors made up of dedicated individuals with unique leadership experience from
various backgrounds in education, business, politics, and service organizations. Walsh’s Board members represent a diverse
mix that includes the Brothers of Christian Instruction, the Bishop of the Diocese of Youngstown, business leaders, financial
experts, religious clergy, judges, attorneys, community partners, education professionals and alumni. As a unified Board,
members combine their expertise to review the activities of the University while carefully balancing future development with
the Brothers’ founding vision.
As committed custodians of Walsh’s mission, it is the Board’s responsibility to oversee the strategic direction of the
University, define administrative roles, monitor committees and approve annual accounts and budgets each year. But most
importantly, it is the Board’s duty to preserve and promote Walsh’s Catholic Heritage and founding traditions that have
made our University the choice of more than 12,000 students over the past 54 years.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
VOTING MEMBERS
Chair: Daniel P. Cunningham ’71,
Stow, Ohio
Vice Chair: Bro. Jerome Lessard ’66,
Alfred, Maine
Vice Chair: Leonard Milazzo ’74,
Naperville, Illinois
Robert F. Belden, Canton, Ohio
Dennis Biery, Louisville, Ohio
Bro. Levi Boudreau, La Prairie,
Quebec, Canada
Bro. Daniel Caron, FIC ’65,
Alfred, Maine
Donald L. Caster ’72, Columbus, Ohio
Thomas E. Cecconi, Canton, Ohio
Msgr. James Clarke,
North Canton, Ohio
Elaine Dalpiaz ‘84, Arlington, Virginia
Frank D’Angelo ’85, Ponte Vedra
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Beach, Florida
Ron Dees, WestLake, Ohio
Roger DeVille ’65, Canton, Ohio
John E. Dowling ’69, Bethlehem,
Pennsylvania
Timothy Fautsko ’67, Glenwood
Springs, Colorado
Gretchen A. Graham, Canton, Ohio
A.J. Hyland, Westlake, Ohio
Judith Barnes Lancaster,
Massillon, Ohio
The Honorable Sara Lioi,
Canton, Ohio
Gregory W. Luntz, Canton, Ohio
Edward A. Mahoney, III ’66,
Clinton, Ohio
The Most Reverend George Murry,
Bishop, Youngstown Diocese, Ohio
Alfonso Revollo ’76, Rockville,
Maryland
Br. Guy Roddy ’65, North
Canton, Ohio
E. Jeffrey Rossi, Warren, Ohio
Edward J. Roth, III, Canton, Ohio
Paul L. Ruflin ’76, Gates Mills, Ohio
Theodore Stults, Canton, Ohio
Fr. James Sullivan, Cincinnati, Ohio
Theodore Swaldo, North Canton, Ohio
Bro. Marcel Sylvestre, FIC, North
Canton, Ohio
Marlene K. Toot ’85, Canton, Ohio
Louis Zacharilla ‘77, New York,
New York
NON-VOTING MEMBERS
Laurence Bove, Ph.D., Secretary
Shelley Brown, Treasurer
Richard L. Jusseaume ’67, President
Michele L. Lenarz,
Faculty Representative
DIRECTORS EMERITI
Robert Barone, Bonita Springs,
Florida
Jack Gravo ’68, Canton, Ohio
Virginia Jeffries, Canton, Ohio
Sr. Judith Ann Karam, CSA,
Cleveland, Ohio
Thomas Schervish, Canton, Ohio
Charles Tyburski, Canton, Ohio
George Volkmann, Canton, Ohio
WALSH UNIVERSITY ALUMNI
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
President: Mark Nugent ’70
Vice President: John Cunningham ’81
Treasurer: Mark Ratti Sr ’66
Secretary: Jennifer Grossman ’06
Dana Allender ’96
Michelle Biery ’98
Teresa Bratley ’83
Angie Burick ’99
Mark Carrow ’82
Renee Lesko ’88
Ted Matthews ’97
Bob McCarthy ’70
Tony Orahoske ’82
Luke Vincer ’07
Steve Weigand ’10
ADVISORY BOARD
ACTIVE
Chair: Lisa Waite ’83
Manuel Albacete ’71
Jessica Andreae ’03
Bryant Bartolone ’90
Michael Blate ’87
Hortense Bobbitt
Eric Bowles
Michael Bruin ’80
Steven Burger ’90
Mark Butterworth ’93
Ronald Carlson ’99
Timothy Casper
Mark Clendenin ’85
Thomas Connors
Steven Cress
William Curran ’83
Phil Dannemiller
Dan DeHoff
Thomas Deighton
David DePasquale
Donald Detore ’81
Lori DeVille ’89
William Downey
Joseph Eaton ’70
George Elum
Mark Fearigo ’90
Dr Peter Ferguson
Sondra Fronimo ’84
Barbara Frustaci
Michael Gallina
Dr Gary Giammarco
Mario Giganti ’94
Lynn Hamilton
Margaret (Peggy) Hamilton
Barbara Hammontree-Bennett
Jeffery Hasapis ’79
Alexander Hays, IV
The Honorable Taryn L Heath
Catherine Heitger
Kevin Hinton ’83
Joan Houck ’75
Lawrence Hug, Jr ’66
Michael Jacobsen
Geoffrey Karcher
Jennifer Kessel ’99
J Scott Kettler ’72
The Honorable Richard T Kettler
Richard Kiko, Jr
Stephen Kobilarcsik
Thomas Kolp
Richard Kress
Margaret Laubacher ’87
James Leahy ’93
William Lemmon
Michael Maloney, Jr ’03
Dr Beth Marcinkoski ’82
Raymond Martinez
Michael May
Patrick McBrearty, DC ’00
Richard McQueen ’81
John Menches
Tim Murphy
Alexandra Nicholis Coon
John Nichols
Michael O’Brien ’66
Rita Palmer ’71
Michael Paris
Phillip Patton
B Louis Poppovich
Michael Pusateri
Michael Reed ’87
David Roberts
Dr Joseph Rochford
Dr Robert Roden ’68
Frederick Rohrig ’72
Robert E Roland, Esq
Mark Samolczyk
Gregory Sbaraglia ’71
Thomas Schervish, II
Kenneth Shook ’05
Thomas Shoup
Craig Sisak ’00
John Skakun
William Strohmenger
Keith Stults
Jonathan Stump ’86
Barbara Sylvester
David Thomas ’85
Dr Michael Thomas
Dr David Utlak
Dr James Violet
Kenneth Weber
Howard Wenger
William Williams
Thomas Winkhart, Esq
Christopher Wright ’00
HONORARY
William Belden, Jr
Dennis Biery
Donald Black
Alex Bonvechio
Gary Brahler
Thomas Cecconi
Rev Msgr James A Clarke
Donald Colaner
Charlene Corlett
Richard Croasdaile, Jr
Frank D’Angelo ’85
Roger DeVille ’65
Salvatore DiPietro, Jr
Steve DiPietro
Lynne Dragomier
Michael Eberhart ’70
Mark Endres ’66
The Honorable Sheila Farmer
Alfred Frank
Helen Garofalo
Gretchen Graham
Bonnie Gwin
Thomas Hannon
Nan Johnston
Rev Robert Kaylor
J Sean Keenan ’64
Rev Ronald Klingler
The Honorable Sara Lioi
Greg Luntz
Robert Luntz
Edward Mahoney, III ’66
Sheila Markley Black
Dr Vinayak Mehta
Michael Mokodean
Joseph Niamtu, Jr
Norman Nicola
R Mark Nugent ’70
Robert O’Brien
Gerald Pellegrino, Sr
J Kevin Ramsey
The Honorable Ralph S Regula
Dr Richard Reichert ’78
Glen Schaffert
Thomas Schervish
George Seanor
Dr M Herman Sims
Joseph Soehnlen
Theodore Stults II
Charles Tyburski
John Vaught, Sr
James Weber
John Werren
Marilynn Williamson
Harold Ziegler, Jr
PLANNED GIVING COMMITTEE
Chair: Rosemary C Serra, Esq ’74
Michael Bruin ’80
Mario C Giganti ’94
James P Kamerer, Esq
J Scott Kettler ’72
Raymond N Latiano
Brian Layman, Esq
Ronald J Manse ’71
Alex McCallion ’07
Michael K O’Brien ’66
James J Pennetti ’72
David M Roberts
Mark Rojek
Scott P Sandrock
David Schrade
Luke Vincer ’07
WOMEN’S COMMITTEE
ACTIVE
President: Pat Stayer
Vice President: Judy Foust
Recording Secretary:
Rosemary Bresson
Treasurer: Eleanor Wingert
Corresponding Secretary:
Mary Jane O’Brien
Usha Agarwala
Theresa Alonzo
Michelle Arnold
Alka Arora
Joan Bariffe
Margaret Cirone
Nandita Dash ’96
Zana Demchak
Sandra DeSantis
Carmie DeVito
Nora DiMattio
Patricia DiSimone
Marlene Eggeman
Eleni Esber
Elizabeth Farey
Marie Fromholtz
Linda Ganser
Gretchen Graham
Irene Hammontree
Linda Heinzer ’69
Dee Innis
Ann Jones
Helen M Jones
Terie Jusseaume ’74
Dorothy Kandel
Paula Kaufholz
Lin Lahr
Rosemary Mallette
Nancy McCauley
Dorothy McGrew
Dolores Meier
Beth Novelli
Jacqueline Polnik
Patricia Rohrig
Maria Rossetti
Cindy Samolczyk
Mary Sbaraglia
Alma Schumann
Patricia Seanor
Donna Shaheen
Edith Shaw †
Stephenie Skolosh
Cheryl Spears
Carole Splendore
Myna Stavrou
Sheryl Svetlak
Kathleen Tatarsky
Joan Wetmore
Mary Ann Wilcox
Denise Williams
Audrea Wynn †
SUSTAINING
Patricia Capri Adkins
Julia Belden
Kathleen Biris
Jacqueline Cassel
Katherine Catazaro-Perry
Jeanne Cullen †
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Lynne Esguerra
Norma Feim
Deborah Freudeman ’85
Louise Gibbs-Lilly
Margaret ( Peggy) Hamilton
Dorothy Hanlon
Theresa Hannon
Helen Heller
Christina Kerchner
Charlene King
Karen Mackan
Louise Mahoney
Agnes Napier
Kathryn O’Connor
Elsie Oelslager
Virginia Olivieri
Geraldine Patrick
Judith Perelman ’89
Jewel Sauser
Angela Schervish
Ann Seanor
Jennifer Simpson
Veronica Sirpilla
Harlene Smuckler
Marilyn Stults
June Underwood
Esther Vagotis
Marie Viverette Wilkof
Betty Yaghooti
ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS
FOR WALSH UNIVERSITY
STUDENTS
The 50th Gala Scholarship
Absolute Endowed Scholarship in
Physical Therapy
Alumni Renaissance Scholarship
The Biery Family, of the Biery Cheese
Co, Endowed Scholarship
The Dr George W Duncan
Endowed Scholarship
Aurelia & Sam Krugliak Endowed
Scholarship Fund
The Michael Petrecca Endowed
Scholarship
Brother Charles St James
Endowed Scholarship
The Biery Family Endowed
Scholarship Fund
Edward P & Jeannette A Elum Family
Endowed Scholarship
The Lucien & Desneiges Lacasse
Scholarship
John J & Marguerite M Phillips
Scholarship
St Jude Endowed Scholarship
The Marian Birk-Selm Schuller
Endowed Scholarship
Philip & Hattie Eysman Scholarship
Gary Farey Alumni Scholarship
The Joanne Lattavo Endowed
Scholarship Fund
The William C & Dorothy A Phillips
Scholarship
The Gary Farey Endowed
Scholarship Fund
The Paul B Lemmon Memorial
Howard E Possner, MD, Memorial
Scholarship
Brother Thomas S Farrell Alumni
Scholarship
Brother Jerry Lessard Alumni
Scholarship
The Brother Joseph Power
Academic Scholarship
Brother Thomas S Farrell Endowed
Scholarship Fund
The Brother Theodore Letendre
Scholarship
The Ramsburg Group Endowed
Scholarship
The Albert W & Edith V Flowers
Scholarship
The Sylvia J Levie Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Margaret E Raridan Endowed
Scholarship
The Foundation for Christ and His
Church Endowed Scholarship
William and Sharon Luntz
Endowed Scholarship
The Mark & Carol Ratti Endowed
Scholarship Fund
Founders Scholarships
The Walter I Lusetti Memorial
Scholarship Award
The Fred R & Joanne C Reikowsky
Endowed Scholarship
The Dick & Maurita (Paumier) Mahon
“Angel of Mercy” Nursing
Scholarship
The Congressman James B Renacci
Government Scholars Program
Scholarship
The Edward A Mahoney Family
Dr Carl E Richards Scholarship
Ann D Black Scholarship
The Brother Francis R Blouin
Alumni Scholarship
The Brother Francis R Blouin Peace
Scholarship Fund
The Raoul J & Marie Blouin
Endowment Fund
The Brothers of Christian Instruction
50th Anniversary Scholarship
The Buckeye Sports Supply
Endowed Scholarship
The Edward & Henry Cain
Endowed Scholarship
Brother Robert Francoeur
Academic Scholarship
Edward V Carr & Helen E Carr
Scholarship
Dick Gallagher Memorial Scholarship
Ethel R Casenheiser Scholarship
Don & Paulette Caster
Endowed Scholarship
The Catholic Diocese of Youngstown
Endowed Scholarship
Charter One Bank, FSB Scholarship
The Carlo Thomas Cicchini
Don R & Pauline F Colaner
Scholarship
GAR Foundation Scholarship
Arthur Genshaft Memorial Scholarship
Grace & Edward Gibbons Scholarship
Libby Ginsburg Memorial Scholarship
The Keith J Gloeckl Endowed
Scholarship
Nancy Markley Scholarship
The Saint Sebastian - Biery Family
The Elizabeth Goering Endowment Fund
The Mastroianni Family Endowed
Scholarship
Mary Alice Saxton Endowed
Scholarship
The William C Meier Foundation
Scholarship
The Angela & Tom Schervish Endowed
Scholarship Fund
The AE & EV Miller Endowed
Scholarship Fund
Bill & Barb Schiltz Endowed
Scholarship
Gertrude F Milzheimer Scholarship
Jane & Frank Schirack Endowed
Scholarship
Richard A Gulling Leadership
Scholarship
The HCZ Scholarship
Dr Kenneth N Hamilton, Jr Alumni
Scholarship
The Richard W Cordingly Endowed
Scholarship Fund
The Dr Kenneth & Peggy Hamilton
Scholarship
The Michele A Culver Endowed
Scholarship
The Joseph Harrison Academic
Scholarship
Reverend Richard J Mucowski
Alumni Scholarship
The William W & Anna Jean Cushwa
Endowed Scholarship
Dr Linton R & Betty Lou Honaker
Endowed Scholarship
JT (Mike) Mulligan Alumni Scholarship
The Benford M & Alice C Barnhart
& Vernon L & Ora Lea Estes
Parker Scholarship
The Frank and Patricia D’Angelo
Endowed Scholarship
Helen M & Richard S Hoover
Memorial Scholarship Fund
The Eugene DeFisher Scholarship
Father Dacian O Barrette Alumni
Scholarship
The Marc Deighton Memorial
Scholarship
The John F & Loretta A Hynes
Foundation Scholarship Fund
James V & Velia Armogida Scholarship
Aultman Hospital Endowed
Scholarship
Dr J & Ramona Austen Endowed
Scholarship
The BFF-LFI Endowed Scholarship
Father Dacian O Barrette Scholarships
George H Deuble Scholarship
Paul B Belden, Jr Endowed
Scholarship
Fran & Mike DeWine Haitian
Scholarship
The Rose & Henri Bernier Scholarship
The John & Marie Dowling
Scholarship Fund
The Don & Ida Betzler Endowed
Scholarship
The Benjamin & Michelle Biery
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The James J & Norma Dreussi
Memorial Endowed
Scholarship Fund
The LJ “Vern” Riesbeck Legacy
Scholarship
The Herbert E Markley Endowed
Scholarship Fund
Mr & Mrs Nathan A Colaner
Anonymous (3)
The Jeffrey T Joliat / The SEAL Group
Endowed Scholarship
K-9 Scholarship
Mission Service Endowed Scholarship
JT and Josephine Mulligan
Endowed Scholarship
Brother Robert Myrrl-Houck
Inspirational Scholarship
The Needles Family Endowed
Scholarship Fund
Dr Ernest & Alba Panasci Scholarship
George Alex Kallas Memorial
Scholarship
The Brother Ernest Paquet Academic
Scholarship
John S & James L Knight Foundation
Scholarship
The Helen Irene Peer Memorial
Scholarship
Knights of Columbus, Council
No 341, Scholarship
The Pellegrino Family Endowed
Scholarship Fund
Ann & George Seanor Scholarship
The Margaret Sigmund Endowed
Scholarship Fund
The Fred F Silk Endowed
Scholarship Fund
Sisler-McFawn Scholarship
The Sisters of Charity Foundation of
Canton Scholarship Fund
The Kimberly A Smith Endowed
Scholarship
Foundation Endowed Scholarship
Sodexo Endowed Scholarship Fund
The Jacob H & Theodosia J Soehnlen
Memorial Scholarships
St Francis & St Clare Scholarship
St Thomas Aquinas Scholarship Fund
Wiley Webster Stephens Memorial
Endowed Scholarship
Ted & Marilyn Stults MBA Scholarship
Ted & Marilyn Stults Museum
Studies Scholarship
Ted & Marilyn Stults Nursing
Scholarship
The Timken Employee Alumni
Endowed Scholarship
Timken Foundation Endowed
Scholarship
Marlene Toot ’85 Endowed
Scholarship
Ira G Turpin Scholarship
The Brother Roland Vigeant Endowed
Scholarship Fund
The Brother Roland Vigeant Fine &
Performing Arts Scholarship
The Corinne E Volkmann Endowed
Scholarship
The Judy Bahen Walsh Endowed
Scholarship
Walsh Alumni Association 50th
Anniversary Scholarship
Walsh University Alumni Board of
Trustees Scholarship
The Walsh University Endowed
Emergency Student
Assistance Fund
Charles S White Memorial Scholarship
The Ervin & Marie Wilkof Endowed
Scholarship Fund
William K & Lotte Wilson Scholarship
Women’s Committee of Walsh
University Endowment Fund
Every attempt has been made
to achieve completeness and
accuracy. We realize that
computer and/or human errors
are possible. Please forgive any
such inaccuracies or omissions
and be assured that you are
greatly appreciated. Your
generosity is vital to the life
of this institution.
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Organization
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Permit No. 145
Office of Advancement
2020 East Maple Street
North Canton, OH 44720
CHANGE SERVICE REQUESTED
Walsh University is an independent, coeducational Catholic, liberal arts and sciences institution. Founded by the Brothers of Christian Instruction, Walsh University is dedicated
to educating its students to become leaders in service to others through a values-based education with an international perspective in the Judeo-Christian tradition.
Walsh University believes in the desirability of a small university that promotes academic excellence, a diverse community and close student-teacher interactions. The University
provides its students a higher education that fosters critical thinking, effective communication, spiritual growth, and personal, professional and cultural development. Walsh
University encourages individuals to act in accordance with reason guided by the example and teachings of Jesus Christ.
Walsh University Mission Statement, adopted 1999.

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