C A M P A I G N R E P O R T

J U LY 2 0 2 0 – J U N E 2 0 2 1

Contents"Now to Next" Campaign Progress and Totals ..........................2

The Franklin & Marshall Fund ........................................................... 4 Challenges for Day of Giving Faculty Volunteer Support of Day of Giving

The Roschel ’54 Gift to Name Roschel College House .........10

The Martin ’56 Gift to Professorship in Chemistry .................. 12

Giving in FY21 ........................................................................................14 The Franklin & Marshall Fund Gift Planning and Endowment

The Duberstein ’65 Gift for Government Internships.............16

The Tressider P’22 Gift for Scholarship ....................................... 18

Alumni Relations' Virtual Programs in FY21 .............................20

Richard King Mellon Foundation Supports Launch of Chesapeake Watershed Initiative ............................................ 22

F&M Senior Hannah Breedlove.......................................................26

Giving in FY21 .......................................................................................28 Financial Aid Athletics

Overall Giving in FY21 ........................................................................30

Honor Roll of Donors .........................................................................32 Lux et Lex Society .....................................................................32 Founders Society ........................................................................33 Tow'r and Bell Society ...............................................................34 John Marshall Society ...............................................................35 Schnader Society ....................................................................... 40 Benjamin Franklin Society .......................................................46 Other Generous Donors ...........................................................54

Greetings, Alumni, Parents and Friends!This has been a year of changes and modifications for everyone. At Franklin & Marshall, it meant online classes for some

and social distancing for all. Our students and faculty weathered the changes with aplomb, and Commencement in May

was a welcome celebration for everyone, not just for the students who were graduating.

At F&M, we know the world needs critical thinkers. It needs leaders who recognize that change is inescapable and can

often be beneficial. The Now to Next Campaign, which made great strides in FY21, will make certain Diplomats will

always be on hand to face the challenges the world presents.

In fact, by the time you read this report, Now to Next will have surpassed its $200 million goal! The naming of

Roschel College House, additional gifts to the Winter Visual Arts Center, record-breaking achievements in the Franklin

& Marshall Fund, exciting participation of our stellar faculty—all stories covered later in this report—have combined

to lift the campaign to the heights we knew it could reach.

The exceptional success of Now to Next, and all the ways it will empower the next generation of F&M students, will be

an inspiring display of a community dedicated to the College’s mission. The campaign has already done so much to

support our students, faculty, and staff, and it will continue to provide invaluable benefits as the College produces more

Diplomats—leaders at every level—for our society and our world in the years to come.

This success we have seen thus far is thanks to exceptional alumni, parents and friends of Franklin & Marshall College.

We cannot thank you enough for the efforts you have shown, and the gifts you have given. The transformational

Franklin & Marshall education goes far beyond the classroom, and you understand how important it is, not just to our

students but to the world community. The world needs Diplomats.

Wishing you all the best,

The Now to Next Campaign Steering Committee Chairs

Susan ’73, P’12 and Lenny Klehr ’72, P’12

Benjamin Winter ’67

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INITIATIVE GOAL TOTAL RAISED

Academic Excellence $130 million $112,362,518

Financial Aid $80 million $67,673,616

Academic Program $50 million $44,688,902

Student Experience $50 million $48,654,641

Co-curricular Programs $11 million $14,258,866

Athletics $30 million $26,727,855

OSPGD $9 million $7,667,920

Franklin & Marshall Fund $20 million $21,170,624

Commitments to be Allocated $12,967,054

Total Goal: $200 Million

Campaign Total: $195,154,837*

Campaign Priorities

*As of 6/30/21

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The Franklin & Marshall Fund: Supporting Every Student, Every Day

T his was an amazing year for the Franklin &

Marshall Fund!

Two efforts, Day of Giving and Raise Our

Game, propelled the Franklin & Marshall Fund to a

record-breaking fundraising height, and the highest

alumni participation rate in more than six years.

Amy Layman, assistant vice president for alumni

relations and annual giving, said, “Our alumni, parents,

students and friends really stepped up for F&M this

year. We are so grateful for the support we received,

and especially for all the individuals who gave for

the first time last year.”

A highlight of the fiscal year was the College’s

second annual Day of Giving, which took place over

1,787 minutes—in honor of F&M’s founding year—on

April 13 and 14. The event raised $978,368 for the

Franklin & Marshall Fund, nearly doubling the figure

from the inaugural Day of Giving in 2020. More than

2,300 donors helped unlock various matching

challenges (see page 7) throughout the event.

Led by Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York,

gifts came in from almost every state and several

countries. Regional virtual events helped to fuel

that participation.

Volunteers were especially active in supporting

the Day of Giving. F&M’s Office of Alumni Relations

hosted several virtual trainings for volunteers, as

well as a Day of Giving Pep Rally the morning the

Day of Giving opened. They also organized a social

media campaign engaging remote alumni in regional

chapters, called “Cheers Around the World.”

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“Alumni, volunteers, faculty, students and staff have shared

inspiring stories about their Day of Giving experiences,”

Layman said. “Many members of the Franklin & Marshall

community participated to make this happen.”

Another highlight for the Franklin & Marshall Fund was the

Raise Our Game effort for the year.

Alumni, parents and friends of Diplomat athletics rallied

around the program for a record-breaking fundraising

month, as 1,338 donors contributed more than $222,000

in support of the athletes who remained in training.

“It was a year like no other,” said Ramy Rahal, director of

annual giving. “This edition of Raise Our Game has laid the

groundwork for even more successful events to come.”

Thank you for supporting the Franklin & Marshall Fund in

Fiscal Year 2021. The dollars you share really do support

every student, every day. ¦

The Franklin & Marshall Fund

Through both unrestricted and donor-

designated gifts, the Franklin & Marshall

Fund is an essential element of the College’s

annual budget. The fund supports need-

based financial aid, academic programs,

athletics, campus life and other key College

priorities. The annual fund raised $4.4 million

from 7,436 donors in the 2021 fiscal year.

Greek Alumni ChallengeFor every 100 Greek alumni who gave on Day of Giving, Ken Mehlman ’88 gave an additional $5,000, up to $25,000.

100 / 100 DONORS

$25,000

GOLD ChallengeEvery gift, of any amount, from alumni in the classes of 2011–2020 unlocked an additional $50 for F&M, up to $10,000.

200 / 200 DONORS

$10,000

Diplomat Double-UpBeginning at 7 a.m. on the second day of Day of Giving, each of the first 150 donors unlocked $100.

150 / 150 DONORS

$15,000

Pioneer’s Club ChallengeThis successful challenge to Pioneers Club donors raised an additional $6,000 from 60 donors.

60 / 60 DONORS

$6,000

Alumni Couples ChallengeThis successful challenge to alumni couples raised an additional $25,000 from 125 donors.

125 / 125 DONORS

$25,000

The Lerner ChallengeThis successful challenge to all French & Italian studies and POSSE alumni donors raised an additional $5,000 from 100 donors.

100 / 100 DONORS

$5,000

$100,000 Diplomat Stretch ChallengeA group of six alumni put up an additional $100,000 as a

challenge to the F&M community after the original "Day of Giving Challenge" (above) was met! The community added an additional 500 donors—beyond the original goal of 1,787

donors—by the end of Day of Giving, and met the goal.

500 / 500 DONORS

$100,000

Parents’ ChallengeWhen 300 parents made gifts during

Day of Giving, $50,000 was unlocked.

300 / 300 DONORS

$50,000

Hillel ChallengeFor each donor to Hillel on Day of Giving,

the Klehr Center for Jewish Life board gave an additional $54 in support of F&M Hillel.

100 / 100 DONORS

$5,400

Class of 1992 ChallengeEvery gift from the Class of 1992 was matched,

dollar for dollar, up to $5,000.

$5,000 MATCHED

X2 MATCH

Alumnae ChallengeThis successful challenge to alumnae donors

raised an additional $50,000 from 500 donors.

500 / 500 DONORS

$50,000

DAY OF GIVING CHALLENGES

Day of Giving ChallengeEvery donor who made a gift of any amount

unlocked an additional $100 for F&M, up to $178,700.

1,787 / 1,787 DONORS

$178,700

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T he goal was clear: 1,787 donors in 1,787 minutes. And

with the help of Franklin & Marshall faculty members,

it was a goal the College surpassed—by a wide margin.

F&M’s second Day of Giving, which took place over 1,787

minutes in honor of the founding year of Franklin College, took

place in April (see story on page 5). Several professors served

as faculty ambassadors for the event, including Professor of

Psychology Meredith Bashaw, Associate Professor of Art

History Michael Clapper, Professor of Government Susan

Dicklitch-Nelson, Associate Professor of Mathematics Danel

Draguljic, and Professor of American Studies and Women’s,

Gender & Sexuality Studies Alison Kibler.

The ambassadors encouraged giving from former students

and other members of the F&M community through email, text

messages, phone calls and social media posts. They conveyed

that the College had to adapt its model during the pandemic

by investing in technology and other resources to fulfill its

educational promise. They delivered the message just the way

they educate their students: as personally and thoughtfully

as possible.

“With everything that’s happening in the world, Day of Giving

really helped bring our community together to support our

Faculty Give Big Boost to Day of Giving

students,” Bashaw said. “Alumni, parents, faculty and

professional staff who contributed recognize the

unique opportunities F&M provided for them. They

want to ensure that today’s Diplomats can continue

to learn and grow in powerful ways, gaining the skills

and knowledge they need to shape our future.”

Alumni, parents, faculty, professional staff and friends

responded to the call for support in droves, and donors

helped unlock various matching challenges throughout

the event.

The faculty ambassadors enjoyed reconnecting with

former students, many of whom credit their F&M

experience for shaping their own lives. For those alumni

and countless others, the act of giving is powerful and

personal, helping the College fulfill the promise made

to each student: that they have a college experience

that is second-to-none. No matter what. Even in the

midst of a pandemic. ¦Michael Clapper

Associate Professor of Art History

Alison KiblerProfessor of American Studies and

Women’s, Gender & Sexuality Studies

Meredith BashawProfessor of Psychology

Danel DraguljicAssociate Professor of Mathematics

Susan Dicklitch-NelsonProfessor of Government

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T he New College House has been shaping the academic landscape

of Franklin & Marshall College for nearly a decade.

But it was missing one thing: a permanent name.

Now that has changed, thanks to a $6.5 million gift from Dr. Robert ’54 and

Anna Roschel to rename New College House as Roschel College House.

A small gathering of College students and staff joined the Roschels Oct.

2 in the newly minted house’s common room and terrace to celebrate the

landmark contribution.

“We are so grateful for this breathtaking and extraordinary gift, and we

are delighted to have the opportunity to celebrate your philanthropic

leadership,” F&M President Barbara Altmann said.

Robert ’54 and Anna Roschel Give $6.5 Million to Name Roschel College House

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Opened in fall 2011, New College House was the fifth

addition to the College House system. Set at the

northwest corner of campus, the building houses nearly

200 students in doubles, suites and apartments.

“Upon its completion, the newest house seemingly had

everything. Except, of course, a name,” Altmann added.

Dr. Roschel majored in biology at F&M. The 1954 graduate

continued his education at the University of Pennsylvania

and launched a successful career in dermatology after

serving in the U.S. Air Force.

“I owe my career to F&M,” Dr. Roschel said. “You look

back on your life and you look at contributions that

different organizations and people have made to you.

F&M has been a big part of my success.” He added that

“education, in general, of course, is very important,

especially in this day and age.”

In quintessential liberal arts fashion, Dr. Roschel was

active in the drama newsletter, glee club, choir and the

Green Room Theatre. His legacy appears on another

campus building: The Roschel Performing Arts Center.

He was a member of the American Association for

Applied Sciences and is still a member of Phi Beta Kappa.

As an alumnus, Dr. Roschel remains closely connected to

the College, previously serving as a Reunion volunteer

and member of Leadership Council and currently

serving as a member of the Board of Visitors. Over

the years, he has provided leadership on fundraising

initiatives, including serving as co-chair during a past

comprehensive campaign.

In 2017, the Alumni Association Board presented him

with the Alumni Medal in recognition of sustained,

distinguished and outstanding service to the College.

In many ways, the Roschel College House embodies F&M’s

growth since its namesake first arrived on campus 70 years ago.

“The College back in the early ’50s was somewhat different

than it is today,” Dr. Roschel reminisced. “The physical structures

themselves have more than doubled in size. And the facilities

are so much better. But not the education level. Even then, the

education level was very high. Indeed, it was so high that all

the people who survived the severe curriculum of the pre-med

courses got into medical school—and believe me, that was an

accomplishment!”

Designed by world-renowned architect Robert H. Stern,

Roschel College House was the first Leadership in Energy and

Environmental Design (LEED) certified building on campus. The

building’s palette of red brick, stone, painted wood trim and

slate roofs mirrors the signature Georgian architecture found

across campus.

“I am confident the House’s members, past and future, will

be honored to have such a powerful name to be known by,”

Altmann said. ¦

F ranklin & Marshall alumnus Dr. Thomas Martin ’56, P’96 and his

wife, the Rev. Dr. Lois Martin P’96 of Belleville, Pa., have endowed

Franklin & Marshall College with a $2 million gift to establish

a professorship in the Chemistry Department. It will be known as the

“Thomas J. and Lois D. Martin Professor in Chemistry.”

“We owe a lot to Franklin & Marshall College,” Tom Martin said. “I received

an extremely good education there. This is an opportunity to give back.”

An F&M chemistry major, Martin went on to earn his medical degree from

the University of Pittsburgh. He served for decades as a board-certified

pediatrician and sports medicine primary care physician, as well as a

professor of pediatrics at the Milton S. Hershey School of Medicine and

at The Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine.

“All of us at Franklin & Marshall are deeply grateful to the Martins for

their generous gifts to an endowed professorship in chemistry,” said F&M

President Barbara Altmann. “An F&M education is a comprehensive tool

powered by the quality of our faculty who challenge our students to

meet and realize their full potential. Support for our faculty is a vital part

of the Now to Next comprehensive campaign.”

The Martins’ initial gift honored the late Fred Snavely ’49, F&M professor

of chemistry, who had a particularly strong influence on Tom Martin as

a student.

“We learned a lot about chemistry from him, but we also learned about

life in his extemporaneous conversations.” Martin said. “Professor Snavely

was a teacher and a friend, a strong mentor to me in both academics and

the world outside of college.”

After serving as a pilot in World War II, Snavely enrolled at F&M as a

chemistry major. He graduated in 1949 as the outstanding chemistry

student of his class. He earned his doctorate in chemistry from

Pennsylvania State University and returned to Franklin & Marshall in the

fall of 1952, the same year that Martin matriculated as a student.

Thomas Martin ’56, P’96 and Lois Martin P’96 Bequeath Professorship in Chemistry

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“One thing I found out—and that he encouraged—was that not everyone

thinks alike and there are many different ways to consider a question and

solve a problem,” Martin recalled a few years ago. “There was great value

in that, and it has stuck with me to this day.”

Martin came to F&M because of its “reputation as the premier pre-med

college in the country. I was interested in medicine early on. There were

220 students in my graduating class, and 55 of us went to medical

school.” At that time, F&M had more of its graduates become medical

doctors than any other college or university in the United States that did

not have its own medical school.

Tom Martin started a Level III Neonatal Intensive Unit, Neonatal and

Pediatric Retrieval Program, and Neonatal Follow-Up Clinic at Geisinger

Medical Center in Danville, Pa. He was chair of pediatrics at Geisinger for

20 years and during that time he grew the department from five

pediatricians to 80 pediatricians, which included many new sub-

specialties. He established pediatrics and medicine-pediatrics residencies.

Under Dr. Martin’s supervision, the Pediatric Department started

Geisinger’s first outreach clinics and summer camps for chronically ill

children. He was the inspiration and driving force behind the founding

of the Janet Weis Children’s Hospital at Geisinger, the first children’s

hospital to be built in a rural area in the United States. He started a Level

II Neonatal Unit at the Williamsport Hospital.

Dr. Martin was selected to be a member of the American Board of

Pediatrics and helped write the board examinations in primary sports

medicine and pediatrics. He was president of the Pennsylvania chapter of

the American Academy of Pediatrics and team physician for Penn State’s

football and wrestling teams.

He is the first emeritus professor at the Geisinger Commonwealth School

of Medicine. He has an extensive list of peer-reviewed publications and

has received multiple awards for his leadership and service.

In 2016, Tom Martin received the Franklin & Marshall Alumni Citation,

given annually to graduates who are distinguished in their profession,

have provided dedicated leadership and service to the community, and

have an exemplary record of accomplishment in a professional field.

The Rev. Dr. Lois Martin is a graduate of Susquehanna University, where

she majored in church music. She continued her education at The Colgate

Rochester Divinity School and the Eastman School of Music in Rochester,

New York. She earned a master’s degree in church music and a master

of divinity, both from Colgate, doctorate of ministry from The Lutheran

School of Theology, in Philadelphia (now part of United Lutheran

Seminary). She serves the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America as a

specially trained, intentional interim minister, and has qualifications as a

spiritual director from Shalem Institute for Spiritual Formation. She is a

member of the Susquehanna University Board of Trustees.

The Martins are parents of a blended family of eight children, including

Julia Martin Walter ’96. They have been consistent contributors to the

College, supporting the Franklin & Marshall Fund, the Fred Snavely

Fund, and the Diplomat Athletic Club. Tom Martin served as the physician

for F&M’s David Lehman Open wrestling tournament and worked with

F&M students as a volunteer with the Benjamin Rush Society. He serves

as a member of The Board of Visitors and has helped with the Now to

Next Campaign.

In establishing the endowment, the Martins are reflecting a deeply-felt

philosophy that is rooted in their faith. “We believe that God gave us

many talents and skills and we are consciously aware of a connection to

others as we live in this world, in our time,” Lois Martin said. “Therefore,

we want to give back for others from the opportunities and goodness we

have realized.” ¦

Leadership—The Benjamin FranklinSociety: Celebrating alumniwho contribute $1,787 ormore annually, emulatingthe leadership of BenjaminFranklin, who in 1787 lenthis name and a £200 foundingcontribution to a new collegein Lancaster, Pennsylvania.

642 alumni, parents and friends answered the call to leadership, joining the Benjamin Franklin Society. Membership in the society connotes innovation and drive, and rightly so; our founding patron, Benjamin Franklin, led in a way that inspires each of us, every day.

F&M has assumed national leadership on issues critical to the future of higher education, our nation’s welfare, and society itself.

Fulfilling the promise of this leadership requires, in turn, philanthropic leadership. Thank you for assuming it.

3,807alumni joined or continued as members

of the 1787 Society

770new alumni joined the

1787 Society

502alumni contributed annually

for the past three to four years

786alumni contributed annually

for the past five to nine years

1,092alumni contributed annuallyfor the past 10 to 24 years

657alumni contributed annuallyfor the past 25 or more years

Loyalty—The 1787 Society:Celebrating alumni who havegiven to the College in two ormore consecutive years

Giving by Designation:$2,799,836 – Unrestricted GiftsSupporting every student every day accordingto the area of greatest need

$420,658 – Academic ProgramsSustaining our legacy of scholarly excellence inthe classroom, studio, laboratory and beyond

$725,287 – Financial AidFor high-achieving students who otherwisecould not attend F&M

$491,525 – Athletics via theDiplomat Athletic ClubEnhancing the success of our athleticsprogram and teams

FRANKLIN & MARSHALL FUND GIVING

Giving in FY21

$2,571,223was received in bequest and trust gifts in FY21.

Total Endowment FY21

$505,943,607

LIVING ALUMNI MEMBERS OF THESCHNADER SOCIETY BY CLASS YEAR

Through deferred giving, membersof the William A. Schnader Societyinvest in Franklin & Marshall’s future,guaranteeing that the needs of ourstudents and the College will be met formany years to come.

Established and maintained primarily by yourcontributions, the endowment fosters financialstability, leadership and opportunities fortoday’s and tomorrow’s students.

GIFT PLANNING ENDOWMENT

<1960 — 62 (18%)

1960s — 95 (28%)

1970s — 91 (27%)

1980s — 51 (15%)

1990s — 15 (4%)

2000s — 22 (6%)

2010s — 6 (2%)

Gifts to the College’s endowment in FY21 equaled

$5,618,613

ENDOWMENT DESIGNATION*

Student Financial Aid — 36.3%

Endowed Faculty Positions — 11.2%

Operation and Maintenance

of Campus Facilities — 13.7%

Academic Programs and Research — 5.2%

All Other Purposes — 33.5%

Totaling $505.9 million on June 30, 2021, the F&M endowment consists

of over 700 named funds, each with various donor designations,

impacts and beneficial budget implications. Representing 87% of the

total endowment, our pooled endowment totals $440.5 million and

is the main source of long-term funding for various elements of the

Franklin & Marshall College budget. The pooled endowment drives the

annual endowment draw. Our total endowment also includes $39.8

million of charitable trusts and gift annuities, as well as our non-pooled

endowment of $25.6 million, consisting of externally managed trusts,

life insurance, real estate and other assets.

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Duberstein ’65 Creates $1 Million Endowment

for Government Internship Program

I n summer 2021, four Franklin & Marshall College students

traveled to Washington, D.C., where they worked in Congress

or at a federal agency, either remotely or on location.

The Ken Duberstein ’65 Public Service Internship Endowment

provides F&M students who receive federal government

internships in Washington, D.C., the financial support they need

to afford the significant expense of living in the nation’s capital.

Duberstein made a significant six-figure gift to create the fund,

that will eventually total $1 million.

Duberstein, LL.D ’65, P’09, P’12 experienced an impressive career

trajectory, from summer intern when he was an F&M student to

White House Chief of Staff for former President Ronald Reagan.

Today, he is chairman and CEO of The Duberstein Group, and is a

Trustee emeritus of Franklin & Marshall College. He is the father

of four children, two of whom are also F&M alumni—Andrew ’09

and Samantha ’12.

The four students this summer were the first to benefit from

Duberstein's thoughtful generosity.

Senior Ali Husaini is a government major who worked remotely

for Massachusetts Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley, under the

Islamic Scholarship Fund’s Congressional Internship Program,

which provides scholarships to Muslim students to fund their

studies in policy.

“This internship was an opportunity for me to gain firsthand

experience with the legislative process and with policy issues

that I care about, from education to health care and civil rights,”

Husaini said.

Another student, junior Nadezhda Ivanova, is majoring in

government with a minor in German. She is interested in

foreign relations and worked for the Congressional Office for

International Leadership.

“This internship was really important to me because Eastern

Europe and Central Asia are often put in the background when

it comes to international relations,” Ivanova said. “My favorite

event was with Ukrainian lawyers and judges focused on

anti-corruption.”

Sophomore Munahil Sultana, a joint studies major and women’s,

gender and sexuality studies minor, worked on sensitive issues

with the United States Agency for International Development

(USAID), Bureau for the Middle East, Religious and Ethnic

Minorities Team.

And senior Daniel Robillard, a government major and economics

minor, worked in the Capitol Hill office of Connecticut

Congressman Jim Himes.

“One of the things I enjoyed most about this experience was

being able to assist with the creation of a brand-new select

committee tasked with studying and finding solutions to

economic disparity,” Robillard said.

“I can’t overemphasize the importance of Franklin & Marshall

and my internship,” Duberstein said. “It helped me develop my

love for governing and my commitment to public service, to try

to make things a little better for all Americans.” ¦

Ken Duberstein ’65

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E ducation was embedded in the lives of Susan and Richard Tressider P’22 long

before their daughter, Cara, first set foot on Franklin & Marshall’s campus.

Now, the couple is ensuring that future generations of students enjoy the

same opportunity.

The Tressiders have established a scholarship fund for students demonstrating

financial need, set to activate in the 2026-2027 academic year. Their gift is part of the

Trustee Endowed Scholarship Challenge.

“I’m hoping it helps ease some of the financial burden and helps someone achieve

their dreams and goals,” Richard said.

The scholarship is gifted through the Windmill Foundation, a nonprofit founded by

the Tressiders to continue the philanthropic legacy of Susan’s parents, Eugene and

Marie-Louise Jackson.

In tribute to Cara, a government major and member of the Alpha Phi sorority, the

scholarship is earmarked for students with an interest in government studies.

A Love of Learning, A Legacy of Philanthropy

“It’s been a wonderful experience to see our daughter

thrive at F&M,” Susan said. “When she’s home, she’s

homesick for F&M. She’s really found her community

at F&M, intellectually and socially.”

Founded in 2014, the Windmill Foundation supports

individuals and communities in the areas of health,

education and human services.

“We liked the imagery of the windmill—the

symbolism of forward movement and energy,

transformation, and growth,” Susan said.

It’s also a nod to the traditional Dutch mills that

speckle the landscape of Belgium, her mother’s

home country. Marie-Louise came to the U.S. from

Belgium as a Fulbright exchange teacher.

Susan began her philanthropic work with her

parents’ family foundation, the Fourjay Foundation,

where she served as a trustee for 25 years.

Richard spent much of his career in scientific

medical publishing, along with teaching English.

The couple’s combined love for philanthropy and

education is a value they’ve passed down to Cara,

along with her older brothers, Owen and Wade.

From strolls through Lancaster’s Buchanan Park

to their service on the Franklin & Marshall Parents

Council, the Tressiders fondly reflect on their four

years as F&M parents.

“It’s stimulating intellectually and socially for the

students as well as the parents,” Susan said.

“[They] make you feel part of the community from

the moment your kid goes to the school, through

graduation,” she said. ¦

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W hen the pandemic prompted the cancellation of in-person

alumni programs on campus, a silver lining emerged. In

many instances, virtual programming opened more doors to

dialogue and events to the College’s far-reaching audience, no matter

where they lived.

“We started to think, ‘What does the virtual world look like for us beyond

this?’” said Donna Pflum, director of alumni & volunteer engagement.

A series of successful virtual programs was born—and it's here to stay.

For a schedule of upcoming events, visit Diplomat Digital at fandm.edu/diplomatdigital.

Virtual Programs Broaden Reach

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Popular Alumni Programs

ALUMNI MASTER CLASS: This virtual programming series

is dedicated to showcasing the skills, talents and stories of

F&M alumni. In 15 months, F&M held 18 live webinars and

shared four prerecorded programs. Presentation topics

included art and entertainment, artificial intelligence,

coaching, global health, sustainability and more.

“Alumni Master Class speakers have truly embodied the

values of a liberal arts education,” said Jennifer Gallagher,

assistant director of alumni relations.

Speaker highlights:

• Donnie Marsh ’79 recalled his successful career

coaching basketball and experience as a student-

athlete playing in the 1979 NCAA Division III

National championships.

• Daniel Hoth ’68 provided a timely crash-course on

the COVID-19 vaccine as the Delta variant surged

and booster shots were nearly at approval stage.

• Salina Almanzar ’13 discussed her art and

partnerships with the local community in Lancaster.

DIPLOMAT DIALOGUES: Sponsored by the F&M Alumni

Association Board (AAB), this is a webinar series

dedicated to sharing resources, supporting wellness and

encouraging lifelong learning with all members of the

F&M community. 

“Our virtual programming offers a multitude of topics

in a variety of industries that is available to our entire

alumni community. We are reaching members of our

community we have never seen at events before and

reigniting their engagement with F&M,” said Evan Birch,

assistant director of alumni relations.

Speaker highlights:

• A February conversation focused on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

showed the commitment to diversity initiatives F&M alumni hold

and the desire to learn what they can do to help further progress in

their own circles.

• A June conversation featured clinical psychologist Vicki Zuckerman

’86 interviewing Sarah Pharaon ’00, program director at the

International Coalition of Sites of Conscience, in a conversation

focused on healthy communication practices, effective dialogues,

and initiating conversations about tough topics.

INDUSTRY INSIDER: This video series provides insider information

and advice from F&M alumni who are experts in their fields. One of

the College’s most highly attended series, Industry Insider merges

professional development and casual interest exploring high-level topics

with panelists who are widely recognized alumni and faculty industry

experts. Attendees get professional conference-level programming at

no cost. Topics include finance, real estate and more.

FACULTY FEATURES: A spinoff of popular “Faculty Fridays,” Faculty

Features put the spotlight on faculty members in their field of

expertise. Current curriculum, research and special areas of interest are

presented periodically. ¦

Virtual Programs FY21 by the Numbers

• 100 programs

• 6,705 attendees (alumni, parents, students, faculty, staff

and friends)

• Attendees across the U.S. and the world

• Attendees representing all alumni decades beginning in

the 1950s

• 33% increase in attendance over FY20 (mix of in-person

and virtual programs)

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T he profound discovery about sediments and streams in the

Chesapeake Bay Watershed, made nearly 20 years ago by two

Franklin & Marshall geosciences professors, drew national media

attention at the time and changed the way science views land use and

water quality.

However, in recent years, Robert Walter’s and Dorothy Merritts’ research

has combined with the work of F&M Assistant Professor of Economics

and Public Policy Patrick Fleming for targeted and cost-effective

restoration practices. Their work is designed to improve water quality,

reduce flooding, and enhance restoration activities in local streams and

the Chesapeake Bay.

This collaboration has led to the newly established Chesapeake

Watershed Initiative (CWI) at Franklin & Marshall College, supported

through a three-year, $1.25 million grant from the Richard King Mellon

Foundation, a Pittsburgh philanthropy.

The initiative’s overarching goal is to achieve significant, far-reaching

outcomes for stewardship and restoration in the vast watershed, through

applied research and knowledge generation, education, and outreach. The

Chesapeake’s watershed spans six Mid-Atlantic states and Washington,

D.C., and covers more than 64,000 square miles.

Directed by Walter, Merritts and Fleming, the Chesapeake Watershed

Initiative will involve local nonprofit and private organizations, federal

and state regulatory agencies, research institutions, and community

groups, as well as college and high school students.

“We intend for new stream restorations to be initiated by regionwide

mapping and outreach,” Merritts said. “With our twofold focus on

pollution hotspots within sub-watersheds and proposed dam removal

sites, we see our effort as the best opportunity to improve water quality

for the region, and at a time that is critical for achieving Chesapeake Bay

restoration goals.”

Walter said their efforts “will show what is possible in other regional

catchments and sub-watersheds, and—with outreach and information-

sharing—transform policies and practices for stream restoration and dam

removal in the Bay watershed.”

For policymakers and regional communities, “Our outreach strategies are

tailored to increase both landowner and regulatory agency awareness of

a science-based, targeted approach to restoration, including monitoring

water quality and watershed health outcomes. This approach fosters

improvement of practices, policies, and outreach strategies over time,”

Fleming said.

F&M Launches Chesapeake Watershed Initiative

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Education is another major component of the CWI. An F&M certificate program in

watershed science, economics and policy will seed grants of $5,000 to $20,000 to other

researchers in the region. With student research assistants, CWI will foster an inclusive

community of collaborators engaged in watershed stewardship.

“We think the certificate program is valuable because so many of our students are

graduating and going on to careers in environmental restoration,” Merritts said. “The

courses would all be upper level and across multiple majors.”

Walter said the seed grants “will be available to F&M faculty and researchers at other

regional institutions, broadening the range of collaboration for the full scope of

CWI’s activities.”

The purpose of community outreach and inclusion is to increase awareness of the benefits

of improved water quality and watershed health for the region, Fleming said.

“River and stream corridors in south-central Pennsylvania have long been degraded,

leading many residents (both urban and rural) to be disconnected from local aquatic

ecosystems, which are often seen as places that are dirty, unpleasant and best avoided,”

Fleming said. “A long-term vision of our work is to transform regional perceptions about

the role of aquatic ecosystems in the community, making them places of gathering,

enjoyment, and health.”

Included in the collaboration are students from high schools in low-income areas,

urban and rural residents, and underrepresented groups who are most affected by

degraded waterways.

Conservation is an important focus of the Richard King Mellon Foundation’s

philanthropy. Since its founding, the Foundation has helped to conserve more than

4.5 million acres of environmentally precious land, an area larger than the state of

Connecticut, and it is the only private foundation to have conserved land in all 50 states.

“As part of its new strategic plan, the Richard King Mellon Foundation is investing in

programs that bring high-quality research and data to watershed stewardship in key

landscapes, including the Susquehanna River and Chesapeake Bay,” said Sam Reiman

’02, director of the Foundation. “Franklin & Marshall is recognized for its commitment

to sound ecological science, community engagement and creating the next generation

of environmental researchers and leaders. This grant will help the College build on

those strengths.”

In the global effort to achieve strong water quality in the Bay, Walter’s and Merritts’

research convinced the scientific community that valley bottoms in the eastern

The Cost Effectiveness of Legacy Sediment Restoration 

Legacy sediment removal and

floodplain restoration has proven

effective, but only recently has

economic research shown the relative

cost-effectiveness of this type of work

in comparison to other mitigation

practices such as riparian buffers,

cover crops and wetland restoration

at sites not characterized by legacy

sediment, Assistant Professor of

Economics and Public Policy Patrick

Fleming said.

Fleming’s research shows that Big

Spring Run’s restoration achieved

reductions in sediment and

phosphorus at a fraction of the cost—

in terms of dollars spent per pound of

pollution reduced—compared to other

management practices commonly

considered low cost. 

“Under a variety of modeling scenarios,

the cost-effectiveness of legacy

sediment restoration is consistently

driven by the very high pollution

reductions available when targeting

stream bank erosion ’hot spots’ such as

Big Spring Run,” he said. “If we ignore

the elevated sediment and nutrient

loads coming from these sites, it will

tend to offset the substantial progress

that has been made by implementation

of upland agricultural and urban best-

management practices.”

United States had been completely altered and transformed by hundreds of years

of sediment.

Their research showed that dams and mills constructed on streams in the 18th and

19th centuries produced sediment deposits that buried vital natural wetlands under

layers—3 to 20 feet—of “legacy sediment.” 

The consequence left wetlands, which serve as water-quality filters for streams and

rivers that eventually empty into the Chesapeake Bay, no longer capable of filtering.   

“Wetlands are the prime ecosystems for the biochemical process that removes the

greatest pollutant—nitrite nitrogen,” Walter said. “Removing this nitrogen would have

great environmental benefits.”

Walter’s and Merritts’ research, which began in 2002 at Big Spring Run, about 15 miles

south of Lancaster, demonstrated that legacy sedimentation—not exclusively farmland

production—created the overabundance of suspended sediment and nutrients that

cloud the Bay’s waters and leave the estuary polluted, its marine life choked from

algal blooms.  

“A single thread of a meandering stream going through a typical valley here in

Lancaster County is completely unnatural,” Walter said. “We thought that it was a

natural system that we should be restoring and then our work showed us, ‘Well, no;

that’s not quite right.’” ¦

F&M’s Seed Library

Another resource the Chesapeake Watershed Initiative will provide are

seeds of once lost wetland plants. The restoration project that Dorothy

Merritts, the Harry W. & Mary B. Huffnagle Professor of Geosciences,

and Professor of Geosciences Robert Walter started in 2002 at Big

Spring Run involved removing layers of legacy sediment to reach the

original wetlands. 

In the process, they uncovered seeds of plants that once grew there

and contributed to the quality of the land, air and water. Over the years,

many F&M students have helped to extract the seeds and compile them

in a library.

“We have all the seeds in tiny little glass vials,” Merritts said. “They

extracted 2,000 seeds from the buried soil at Big Springs and they

identified 1,300 of them.” 

Scientists use the seeds as reference to the sort of wetlands plants that

existed there and could exist once again. Carbon dating determined the

seeds were from plants that grew there 300 years to 4,000 years ago,

Merritts said.

“These ecosystems are very resilient,” she said.

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F&M Senior Dreams of Opening Nonprofit to Support Families Like Her Own

A s the oldest daughter of a single mother, Franklin &

Marshall College scholarship recipient and senior

Hannah Breedlove is familiar with what it takes to make

ends meet. Breedlove described her mother as being transparent

and honest about their family’s use of government assistance

programs and local nonprofits that offer free family resources.

“Without those organizations, I don’t think we would’ve gotten

to where we are today,” she said. “Knowing how supported

we were, I would love to reflect that back now that I’m in a

better position.”

Breedlove’s first venture into paying it forward began this past

summer at Milagro House, a residential, education-focused

nonprofit organization in Lancaster, Pa., supporting local women

and their children facing homelessness. After discovering

Milagro House through a mentor she met through F&M’s True

Blue Network, she turned to the Office of Student and Post-

Graduate Development to find funding for the unpaid summer

internship. She was awarded the Lee Drukenbrod/Park City

Scholarship, which provides scholarship assistance for students

whose residence was Lancaster County, Pa., when they entered

Franklin & Marshall. The fund was established in 1989 in memory

of Lee Drukenbrod, chairman of the board of Dusco Property

Management, Inc., one-time managers of the Park City Center

in Lancaster.

At Milagro House, Breedlove enjoyed a balance of administrative

duties and what she called “direct impact” responsibilities. She

cleaned up more than 2,700 records of donors and created a

data entry how-to guide, managed and supervised community

volunteers and more. She also engaged with families, providing

child care for mothers when needed, proctoring GED exams, and

working in Milagro House’s community garden, where women

and children helped to plant, water and harvest beds of fruits,

vegetables, flowers and herbs for communal use.

“That was my favorite part,” Breedlove said of the community

garden project. “It’s important to me to know the families

you serve.”

Breedlove was grateful for the insight she received at Milagro

House, since she hopes to one day open her own nonprofit.

Her goal is to help mothers pursue education to combat

generational poverty.

“It does take actual intentional intervention, otherwise generational

poverty does continue; it is a cycle,” she said. “I think that education

is one of the greatest tools we have to be able to break that cycle.

It really does open doors for people who might not have been able

to conceive what was possible before because of a lack of access

and a lack of privilege.”

As a first-generation student, Breedlove knows firsthand how

important education is to generational success. Though college

sometimes felt unreachable when she was younger, there was no

doubt in Breedlove’s mind that she would do whatever she could

to attend college.

“It wasn’t a question of if I’d go to college, it was where,” she said.

Now a senior who will graduate in May with a degree in history,

Breedlove is grateful to F&M not only for the generous financial aid

package she received, but also for the irreplaceable experiences

she’s had as head housing adviser for Brooks College House,

the support she’s found in OSPGD and the Student Wellness

Center, and the funding she received from the Lee Drukenbrod/

Park City Scholarship.

“My summer internship at Milagro House would not have been

possible without the generous funding I was able to receive as an

F&M student,” she said. “I look forward to increasing my capacity

to break the cycle of poverty as I finish out my time at F&M.” ¦

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Making an F&M education possiblefor high-achieving students, alumni,parents and friends contributed$4.82 million to financial aid.

FINANCIAL AID

Endowment Gifts$3,656,295

Franklin & Marshall Fund Current Use Gifts to Financial Aid$1,167,269

$4.82million

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Sustaining F&M’s great student-athletetradition and paving the way for victory.

ATHLETICS

1,934 donorscontributed

$491,525to F&M athletics via the

Diplomat Athletic Club (DAC).

GIVING FOR ATHLETICS ATHLETIC DONORS

FY19 FY20

$6

41,6

09

$6

17,70

3

$4

91,5

25

FY21

1,93

4

2,18

8

2,2

46

FY19 FY20 FY21

OVERALL GIVING FY21

$26.3 million

$19.0 million

Commitments to Give

Gift Receipts

FY17 FY18 FY19 FY20 FY21

TOTAL COMMITMENTS (IN MILLIONS)

$2

2.9

$2

1.5

$24

.9

$16

.2

$2

6.3

BY THE NUMBERS

8,339Donors

5,769Alumni Donors

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OVERALL GIVING

Gifts Received: By Purpose

$4,437,306Franklin & Marshall FundGifts put to use for best, most immediate impact

$6,327,254Specific ProgramsContributions to academic departments, athletic teams, student life and much more

$2,651,336Facilities FundsGifts to develop and maintaincampus resources that arebeautiful, safe and innovative

$5,618,613Endowment FundsContributions to endowment funds that support F&M in perpetuity

Gifts Received: By Source

15% $2,801,318Trustees

31% $5,924,769Alumni

16% $3,031,147Parents

13% $2,538,014Friends

14% $2,692,349Foundations

1% $242,170Corporations

9% $1,804,742All Other Donors

23%

33%

14%

30%

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Thank YouWe are deeply grateful to the

following donors for their unparalleled support for

Franklin & Marshall.

Lux et Lex SocietyThe Latin phrase “Lux et Lex” translates in English to “Light and Law,” a nod to the College’s namesakes Benjamin Franklin (light) and John Marshall (law). The Lux et Lex Society recognizes the generous donors whose cumulative giving to Franklin & Marshall College totals $5 million or more. We are pleased to recognize these most generous donors for their outstanding support with this society, established in 2018.

Italics indicate members of our community who are deceased.

INDIVIDUALS

Ann Boyd Barshinger & Richard S. Barshinger ’43

Arthur R. Clark Jr.

Estate of Faye L. Gelhard W’57

William M. Hackman ’39 & Lucille Hackman

David H. Lehman, Ph.D. ’68, P’01 & Patsy Lehman P’01

Arthur J. & Katherine Shadek P’72, P’81, G’05, G’06, G’11

Laurence A. Shadek ’72, P’05, P’06 & Patricia L. Shadek P’05, P’06

Robert F. & Patricia Ross Weis P’85

Benjamin J. Winter ’67 & Susan R. Winter

Benjamin and Susan Winter Foundation

For a full listing of donors, please visit us on the web at go.fandm.edu/donors.

Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy in these lists. Please address corrections or questions to Associate Director of Stewardship Jessica Cooley at jessica.cooley@fandm.edu or 717-358-4267.

INDIVIDUALS

Anonymous (2)

George I. Alden Trust

Paul J. Bickel, Esq. 1907

Elmer H. Bobst, L.H.D. ’51

Lawrence I. Bonchek, M.D. H’10, P’91

Rita M. Bonchek, Ph.D. H’10, P’91

Lawrence G. Braitman, Esq. ’80

Robert J. Brooks Sr. ’66, P’98 & Susan C. Brooks P’98

Robert D. Carl III, Esq. ’75 & Anne Currie

Jeffrey A. Choney ’68 & Pamela Dippel Choney

Jack P. Cook Jr. ’74

E. J. Countryman

Carmie L. Creitz ’28

Harold R. Diffenderffer ’36 & Fianna L. Diffenderffer

Ronald M. Druker ’66, P’90 & Julie Druker P’90

Kenneth M. Duberstein, L.L.D.’65, P’09, P’12 & Jacquelyn Fain Duberstein

Paul W. Eyler, M.D. ’34

David V. & Anne W. Fass P’17

Estate of J. Robert Fisher

Estate of Adele W. Fox W’34

Dale F. Frey, L.H.D. ’54 & Betty Ann Frey

James P. Gelhard ’49, P’74 & Maxine K. Gelhard H’84, P’74

John M. Gibson

Sally Mather Gibson

Thomas L. Gipson ’65 & Patricia Gipson

John W. Greene, Jr. ’99 & Lexie Buzzuto Greene

Janet F. Haas, M.D. P’11 & John O. Haas P’11

Brian & Janice M. Hard P’01, P’03

Frances P. Harnish

Neal O. Harris ’29 & Estella Harris

Brett S. Harwood ’71 & Margery Harwood

John G. Heacock Jr. ’42

Serena M. N. Hutchinson

Bill Hutson

Mary B. Hyman & Sigmund M. Hyman ’47

Paul Kieffer 1901

Leonard M. Klehr, Esq. ’72, P’12 & Susan Kline Klehr ’73, P’12

Richard Kneedler, Ph.D. ’65, P’98 & Suzette G. Kneedler P’98

Anthony Kreisel ’66 & Kimberly Faris Kreisel, Psy.D.

John C. Kunkel, L.L.D. ’49

D. Lee Learn ’25 & Reva Learn

Stephen Lesher Trust

Aaron J. Martin, Ph.D., Sc.D. ’50 & Jean T. Martin

Charles D. & Mildred Martin

Clair R. McCollough, D.C.S. Trust

Kenneth B. Mehlman ’88

Paul A. Mueller ’21 & Alma Sprecher Mueller

Eileen M. Nicholas P’20 & Stephen J. Nicholas, M.D. P’20

J. Richard Nissley ’35 & Anna R. Nissley

Estate of Hugh North

Caroline S. Nunan

Estate of James Pannebaker

Marian B. Peterson W’45

Thomas G. Phillips III L.H.D. ’54 & Virginia A. Phillips

Karl W. Poorbaugh ’51, P’84 & Mary Ann Poorbaugh P’84

Estate of Myron A. Portenar II, M.D. ’49

Eric C. Rackow, M.D. ’67 & Sari J. Kaminsky, M.D.

Robert L. Roschel, M.D. ’54 & Anna M. Roschel

Andrew M. Rouse ’49

Robert W. Sarnoff, LL.D.

Robert L. Schaeffer, M.D. 1908

Mary L. Schapiro, Esq. ’77, P’16, P’18 & Charles A. Cadwell P’16, P’18

William E. Seachrist ’52, P’79, P’91 & Marjorie Seachrist P’79, P’91

William G. Simeral, Ph.D., Sc.D. ’48, G’99, G’01 & Elizabeth R. Simeral G’99, G’01

Stuart Farwell Smith ’77

Estate of Joseph L.K. Snyder

Keith Spalding, L.H.D.

Earl D. Stage, M.D. ’27

Henry P. Stager, LL.D. ’32 & Mary B. Stager

Andrew P. & Patricia A. Steffan P’93

Jacob W. Stutzman, M.D. ’37 & Geraldine Stutzman

Clyde E. Thomas 1912 & Julia Thomas

Joseph H. Walter ’30

Estate of Arthur E. Walters

Marilyn Ware P’06

Paul W. Ware ’72, P’99 & Judy S. Ware P’99

Colleen Ross Weis ’85 & Martin S. Laiks

Scott & Courtenay Weller

S. Wayne Whitehead, Esq. ’53 & Linda Whitehead

F. Lyman Windolph Trust

Robert S. Wohlsen ’50 & Carolyn W. Wohlsen

Frances Donnelly Wolf ’96 & Thomas W. Wolf

Mary Stage Worley W’27

ORGANIZATIONS, CORPORATIONS & FOUNDATIONS

George I. Alden Trust

Armstrong World Industries, Inc.

Jack Kent Cooke Foundation

The Charles A. Dana Foundation, Inc.

The Endeavor Foundation

Ferree Foundation

GE Foundation

Haas Trusts

The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation

Howard Hughes Medical Institute

The Kresge Foundation

John Crain Kunkel Foundation

The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation

Richard King Mellon Foundation

National Science Foundation

Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health

The Pew Charitable Trusts

The Donald B. and Dorothy L. Stabler Foundation

The James Hale Steinman Foundation

The John Frederick Steinman Foundation

Founders SocietyThe Founders Society recognizes donors whose gifts to the College total $1 million to $4,999,999. Established in 1997, the Founders Society honors Benjamin Franklin as the first contributor to the College; his gift of £200 remains in the endowment today. These generous donors follow in Franklin’s footsteps and are inducted annually into the society. The College is deeply grateful for their unparalleled support for Franklin & Marshall College.

Italics indicate members of our community who are deceased.

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INDIVIDUALS

Anonymous (3)

Reed D. Auerbach, Esq. ’80 & Adrienne Petite Auerbach

Jonathan E. Babkow ’88 & Maia Rubin

Gabrielle B. & Dean S. Benjamin P’21

Estate of Paul J. Bickel

Luther J. Binkley, Ph.D. ’45 & Betty Jane Binkley

Theodore F. Bluey, C.P.A. ’69, P’93, P’00

A. Hess Bomberger II ’43

Julia K. Bossidy P’16, P’18 & Michael J. Bossidy Sr. P’16, P’18

Lawrence A. & Nancy Bossidy G’16, G’18

Margery A. Brittain ’79

Stanley V. Cheslock Jr. ’67, P’03, P’04 & Dorothea V. Cheslock P’03, P’04

Theodore C. D’Amico ’76, P’15 & Paula R. D’Amico P’15

Julie Lattin DesChamps ’93 & Matthew N. DesChamps ’93

Joseph S. Doherty ’65

John E. Dotterer, M.D. ’32

Charles A. Dunn Jr. ’66 & Sharon G. Dunn

Huntington Eldridge Jr. ’73, P’10 & Wendy Eldridge W’73

Douglas H. Evans, Esq. ’72 & Sarah E. Cogan, Esq.

Winthrop E. Everett, Ph.D. ’27, P’53

Richard D. Fairman ’70

William E. Ferry Jr. ’63, P’96 & Julia S. Ferry P’96

John L. Finlayson ’64

John E. Fischer ’77 & Dorothy J. Fischer

Robert L. Freedman ’70 & Ann Louise Freedman

Estate of Marion French

Coleman Fung

Patricia E. Harris ’77 & Mark D. Lebow, Esq.

Charles W. Havens III, Esq. ’58 & Lucille B. Havens

Melville F. Heath II ’66, P’00

Estate of Emma Heffner W’11

Benjamin E. Heller ’43

Earl B. Herr Jr., Ph.D. ’48 & Elizabeth Herr

Estate of Joseph G. Hess

Barbara Holmberg-Eichmann & Charles Eichmann

L. James Huegel, Esq., LL.D. ’38, P’76 & Helen Huegel P’76

Alan R. Ingraham ’72 & Diana Ingraham

Karl G. Klinges, M.D. ’52, P’77, G’11 & Devora Klinges P’77, G’11

Gerald W. Kohr ’52

W. Minster Kunkel Jr., M.D. ’43, P’73, P’81 & Carolyn Kunkel P’73, P’81

Estate of Reva Learn W’25

Dena & Samuel Lombardo

William B. Martin, Ph.D. ’50 & Yvonne C. Martin, Ph.D.

Edward E. Marx, Esq. ’48

Douglas J. McCormack, Esq. ’85

Clark M. McSparren Jr., M.D. ’55 & Ethelmae McSparren

Murray J. Miller, M.D. ’51 & Renee Eve Miller

John L. Neigh, M.D. ’55, P’92, G’15 & Charline W. Neigh P’92, G’15

Thomas Wade Nissley, M.Div. ’55 & Emily Baldwin Nissley

Eric Noll ’83, P’09 & Georgiana W. Noll P’09

Joseph P. Nolt ’59 & Marianne S. Nolt

John A. Porges, Esq. ’90 & Alexandra Porges

Herbert H. Rawnsley, M.D. ’40 & Anica Rawnsley W’40

Georgina T. & Thomas A. Russo

Raymond A. Sanseverino, Esq. ’68 & Kimber Frank Sanseverino

Andrew J. Schindler ’72 & Ellen Schindler

Kevin J. Silverang, Esq. ’77 & Claudia A. Silverang, Esq.

Henry B. duP. Smith ’84 & June Marshall Smith ’86

Kenneth F. Smith ’55, P’78, G’10 & Susanne B. Smith P’78, G’10

Robert H. Smith ’60, P’89 & Annelise Smith P’89

A. Adler Sondheimer, M.D. 1917

Estate of M. F. Stetler W’28

Ginger Tylus H’09, P’09 & F. Kevin Tylus P’09

Samuel E. Walker ’40

Susan L. Washburn ’73 & Kristin V. Rehder H’17

John F. Weaver ’82 & Caroline Weaver

James C. Whitten ’67

Paulette Powell Wiener P’09, P’10 & Arthur G. Wiener, Esq. P’09, P’10

Chester F. Witmer, Esq. ’56

ORGANIZATIONS, CORPORATIONS & FOUNDATIONS

Anonymous (1)

American Chemical Society

Booth Ferris Foundation

Bossidy Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. William F. Brossman Charitable Foundation

Buchanan Family Foundation

Margaret A. Cargill Foundation

Davis United World College Scholars Program

The Arthur Vining Davis Foundations

The Camille and Henry Dreyfus Foundation, Inc.

ExxonMobil Foundation

Coleman Fung Foundation, Inc.

General Electric Company

W. M. Keck Foundation

The Lenfest Foundation

Oxford Foundation, Inc.

Research Corporation for Science Advancement

Thomas & Georgina Russo Family Foundation

John Templeton Foundation

Tow’r and Bell SocietyThe Tow’r and Bell Society recognizes those whose cumulative giving to Franklin & Marshall College totals $500,000 to $999,999. We are pleased to recognize their outstanding support with this society, established in 2017. The phrase “tow’r and bell” is found in the second verse of the Franklin & Marshall alma mater, written more than 100 years ago, and is a fitting name for this group of exceptional supporters.

Italics indicate members of our community who are deceased.

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INDIVIDUALS

Anonymous (5)

Madlyn & Leonard Abramson

Courtney S. Adams, Ph.D. & Gerard Adams, Ph.D.

Rex M. Allyn ’41 & Deane C. Allyn

Frank H. Altdoerffer ’25, P’50 & Margaret Altdoerffer

Jay I. & Susan B. Anderson P’10, P’14

Richard C. Angino, Esq. ’62 & Alice K. Angino P’85

Mohammed A. Anjarwala ’99 & Rabia Zafar

Louise S. Ansberry

Theodore B. Appel III, M.D. ’57 & Deborah J. Appel

Tasia K. & James P. Argires, M.D., F.A.C.S., F.A.A.N.S.

Timothy D. Armbruster, Ph.D. ’66 & Cynthia Armbruster

William B. Arnold ’25

Sameer Arora ’93 & Bhavya Arora

Dwight R. Ashbey Jr., M.D. ’43

Elizabeth G. Atterbury P’01

Willian C. Austin ’10

William B. Avery ’71, P’09 & Linda C. Andros P’09

Gregg J. & Stacey H. Bacchieri P’15

Raymond P. Bain, Ph.D. ’75 & Marlene N. Cole, D.V.M., M.P.H.

Robert C. Bair, M.D. ’47, P’82, P’83

Marie Baird W’30

Calvin H. Baker ’65 & Lidia Paz-Baker

Ellen B. Baldwin, Ph.D. P’99 & John M. Baldwin P’99

Russell K. Baldwin ’32 & Roberta Baldwin

Lawrence H. Bank, Esq. ’65

Donald W. Barshinger ’53 & Linda Gordon

George A. Baver, M.D. ’28

Howard C. Beane, M.D. ’53 & Shirley Beane

Carl E. Becker II, M.D. ’87, P’16, P’19 & Tracy Calhoun Becker ’88, P’16, P’19

Michael Beebe ’66 & Nancy Beebe

Charlotte M. Bell W’35

Paul H. Belser, D.D.S. ’54, P’80, G’13 & F. Yvonne Belser P’80, G’13

Charles R. & Karyn K. Bendit P’15

Peter E. Bennett & Jean V. Nevins

Mary L. Benson

Susan Benz P’17 & Philip Caron, Ph.D., M.D. P’17

Leonard P. Berger, M.D. ’56 & Kari Berger

Linda S. Berkheimer

Estate of Park Berkheimer

Philip A. Berkheimer ’63 & Marj M. Berkheimer

Vera Besser W’31

William Bevan, Ph.D. ’42, P’76 & Dorothy Bevan P’76

Charles G. Bickford, Ph.D. ’63, P’96 & Barbara Bickford P’96

Richard A. Bidgood, Ph.D. ’76 & Ann R. Steiner, Ph.D.

Bertha Blair

Donald G. & Irene Blakeman P’84, P’86

Howard L. Blieden ’69

Catherine G. Bluey, R.N. P’93, P’00

Leon W. Bonner Jr. ’65 & Redge R. Meixner

Michael J. Bossidy Jr. ’16

Doreen E. Boyce, Ph.D., L.H.D.

Scott P. Boylan, Esq. ’82 & Kim Boylan

Stanley M. Brand, Esq. ’70 & Ellen Brand

Kevin D. Braun ’89 & Kathleen Gray Braun

Edythe K. Bromley

James M. Brooks ’98

Paul R. Brown, Ph.D. ’72, P’17 & Joan Fishman P’17

Richard L. Bryson, M.D. ’46, G’09 & Carolyn Bryson

John F. Burness ’67 & Anne D. Williams

George A. & Amy G. Burnett P’12

Vicki L. & Daniel B. Burton

Janet D. Caplan P’96 & Eli Caplan

Sloan D. Caplan ’96 & Rebecca Caplan

Hugh A. & Hedda Chairnoff P’88

John Marshall SocietyMembers of the John Marshall Society have provided significant support to all areas of the College, including endowment, capital projects and the Franklin & Marshall Fund. The College is fortunate to have a growing number of alumni and friends who have made cumulative gifts totaling $100,000 to $499,999. Their exemplary generosity is deeply appreciated.

Italics indicate members of our community who are deceased.

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Paul S. Christman, Ped.D. 1919

John W. Citti ’78, P’13 & Nancy P. Citti P’13

Bradley D. Cobb ’85 & Gudrun Loercher Cobb, M.D. ’87

Edward M. & Eva Cohon P’89

William R. Collins ’89 & Robin Collins

Thomas H. Cook

David B. Corman ’69

Joseph M. Corson, M.D. ’46 & Ruth L. Corson

W. Stuart Cramer Jr. ’33

Robert G. Croyle ’65 & Ann Croyle

Paul Curcio

Jonathan S. Daitch, M.D. ’80, P’08 & Barbara S. R. Daitch, M.B.A. P’08

Michelle M. de Aldrey ’82

Theodore C. D’Amico ’76, P’15 & Paula R. D’Amico P’15

Jean L. Davidow P’17 & Charles E. Davidow, Esq. P’17

Doreen Etingin Davidowitz, Esq. ’78, P’14 & Neil B. Davidowitz, Esq. ’78, P’14

Gale & Shelby Davis

Nelson C. Denlinger ’59 & Ruth Denlinger

A. Louis Denton, Esq. ’80

Al K. DeRoy, Ph.D., M.P.A. ’70

Julie Lattin DesChamps ’93 & Matthew N. DesChamps ’93

Edward Diamond, M.D. ’49 & Linda Diamond

Sidney Dickstein, Esq. ’47 & Barbara Dickstein

John T. & Mary Catherine Dillon P’13

Estate of John S. Diorio

Estate of Tony Distler

Arthur B. Dodge Jr. ’47, G’11 & Margaretha Dodge

Deborah L. Dokken, M.P.A. P’11

Amy Kinsey Dooley ’77 & Larry P. Dooley

Susan Dubner W’64, P’92

Frederick B. Duckloe ’72, P’13 & Joan M. Duckloe P’13

William & Ruthanne Dudley

Stanley J. Dudrick, M.D. ’57, P’88, G’10, G’19 & Theresa M. Dudrick P’88, G’10, G’19

J. Thomas Dunlevy ’54 & Janice C. Dunlevy

Charles A. & Pearl Dunn P’66

John M. Eakin, Esq. ’46, P’70

Huntington Eldridge III ’10

David L. Elgart ’75 & Alice Elgart

Deone A. Evans

Russell C. Evarts, Ph.D. ’69 & Alice Evarts

Martin E. Everett ’53

James G. Fackler Jr., D.D.S. ’36 & Mary M. Fackler

Robert B. Falk Jr., M.D. ’67 & Carol Falk

Joan M. Fallon ’79

David C. Farrand ’63 & Tyler H. Farrand

John J. Farrell, Ph.D. & LaRue Farrell

Alan L. Fell, Esq. ’70 & Millie R. Fell, M.D.

David J. Ferris ’63 & Myra Ferris

John B. & Charlotte Fitzpatrick

Nancy C. Floyd ’76, P’13

Charlies S. Foresman ’63 & Marcia M. Foresman

William B. Forest ’51

A. Clifford Foster, M.D. ’63 & Frances Foster, Ph.D.

Ellis F. Friedman, M.D. ’63 & Irene Stern Friedman

John A. Fry H’10 & Cara K. Fry

Rufus A. Fulton Jr. ’66 & Judith Fulton

Wendell L. Funk, M.D. ’72

Ingrid D. Gallo P’10 & Vincent J. Gallo, Esq. P’10

Danielle DiGiacomo Ganek ’85 & David K. Ganek ’85

Anne & Eugene H. Gardner

Wendell R. Garner, Ph.D. ’42

Alice Matsas Garten ’89 & Morris L. Garten, Esq.’89

George M. Gaskill ’51 & Laura Gaskill

Estate of E. Louise Gaudet

Philip O. Geib ’42

Richard Gherst II, C.P.A. ’64, P’89 & Eleanor Gherst P’89

Josiah Gitt ’04 & Elizabeth Gitt

Alan S. Glazer, Ph.D.’69

Ann M. Golden W’39

Gregory A. & Carlotta A. Gramas P’88

Frank H. Granito III, Esq. ’81 & Monica Granito

William H. Gray III, LL.D. ’63 & Andrea Gray

Ann Marie Donovan Griffith ’89 & Peter D. Griffith

James B. Griffith, C.P.A. ’43

Ellen Arnold Groff, L.H.D. & Robert F. Groff Jr.

Estate of Norman Gross

Portia G. Gucanac

James D. Hagelgans, Esq. ’79 & Gale Zorian-Hagelgans

John M. & Audrey C. Hallgren P’83

Kathleen E. Harring, Ph.D. ’80, P’11 & John Wittenbraker, Ph.D. P’11

Eugene Harsh, USAF (Ret) ’54

Dean W. Hatton ’82 & Ellen Hatton

William S. Haubrich, M.D. ’43, P’76, G’15 & Eila K. Haubrich P’76, G’15

Richard D. Hausman ’50, P’85 & Edna Hausman P’85

Elaine Hawley

Harry W. Hays, Ph.D. ’33

Richard W. Healey ’76 & Laura Kiley Healey ’78

Edward H. Heffner 1911 & Emma Heffner

Kenneth M. Heisler

Marlin E. Hendrix ’53

Michael Hershfield, M.D. ’63 & Susan Rosenthal

Donald Hess, L.H.D. ’52 & Nancy Hess

Joseph Hess ’34 & Claudine Hess

Michael K. Hettleman ’57, P’94 & Barbara G. Hettleman P’94

Estate of Richard M. Hiestand

Estate of Harvey Hill

Mildred L. Hocker

James D. Hoeschele, Ph.D. ’59 & Audrone V. Hoeschele

O.C. Hognander Jr. ’64

William F. Honaman, D.H.L. ’55, P’81, P’83 & Eleanor Honaman P’81, P’83

Arthur W. Hooper Jr., Esq. ’66 & Nancy Hooper

William H. Hooper Jr. ’48

Guernon R. Hoover, C.P.A. ’44 & Blanche M. Hoover

David H. Hopton ’54 & Helen Hopton

Dean M. Hottle II ’75, P’99 & Judy Hottle P’99

Barbara A. & Mark A. Hoy

Frederick R. Hughes ’61 & Bonnie L. Hughes

John Hughes, M.D., Ph.D. ’50 & Mary Ann Hughes

David R. Hutchison ’49

John A. Hyman ’83 & Merri B. Hyman

Estate of M. R. Ingalls

Kim Jacobs

Richard J. Jacobs ’55 & Janet Jacobs

Gary L. James, Esq. ’72

Howard A. Jamner ’77 & Jessica Jamner

Catherine N. Jasons, Esq. ’76

G. C. Jenkins Jr., C.P.A. ’43 & Jeanne Jenkins

Pauline F. Jenkins W’39

Michael Johnston, M.D. ’67, P’98, P’02 & Sally Johnston P’98, P’02

Charles B. Kahn Jr. ’47 & Barbara R. Kahn

Matthew H. Kamens, Esq. ’73 & Elizabeth G. Kamens

Charles W. & Andrea Katter P’14

Estate of Betty Kieffer

John Marshall Society (continued)

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Ira W. Killian ’49

Dale C. Kistler, M.D. ’64

David H. Klinges, Esq. ’50, P’82, P’85 & Jean R. Klinges P’82, P’85

David J. & Edythe E. Klinges P’50, P’52

Jay I. Kneedler ’27 & Mary K. Kneedler

G. Kenneth Kohlmaier, C.F.P., J.D. ’73, P’05, P’16 & Susan Kohlmaier P’05, P’16

Harvey A. Koolpe, M.D. ’69 & Eileen A. Koolpe

Sally M. & H. Jonathan Kovler

Hale A. Krasne & Robert M. Krasne, Esq.

Mark S. Kuhn ’85 & Jennifer M. Kuhn

Barry S. Lafer ’69 & Jill Lafer

Estate of Helen Lambroglos

C. Darrell Lane, M.D. ’59, P’80, P’87 & Sandra Lane

James E. Lapine ’71 & Sarah M. Kernochan

Roger C. Lark ’65 & Linda Lark

Ruth F. Lazarus P’12 & Michael S. Feldberg, Esq. P’12

D. Christopher & Victoria M. Le Vine P’11

Burton M. Leibert, Esq. ’66 & Ruth Leibert

Theodore M. Leinbach Jr. ’50 & Jean Leinbach

H. F. Lenfest

James W. Lennon

Robin E. Leopold P’16 & Kenneth E. Leopold, Esq. P’16

MaryEllen & Ray Letterman

Stanley L. Levin ’74 & Robin Levin

Stephen R. Lewin, Esq. ’71 & Claire Lewin

Ernestine G. Lewis

Les J. Lieberman ’78 & Barri Lieberman

A. LeRoy Lightner Jr. ’42

Kathleen A. Lister P’16 & Jeffery A. Reinhold P’16

Maynard N. Little ’73

X. Greg Liu, Esq. ’93 & Cathy Chen

John E. Livingood, M.D. 1909 & Evelyn K. Livingood

Thomas C. Lockburner Sr., C.P.A. ’62

Stephen D. Lockey III, M.D. ’59, P’11 & Donna K. Lockey P’11

Gerald M. Lodge ’78 & Molly F. Ashby

Jean L. Loeb W’38, P’71, P’74

Estate of Frances Longsdorf

Graeme Lorimer

Carol L. Ludwig, M.D. & Eugene A. Ludwig

Douglas M. Lurio, Esq. ’78, P’11 & Margaret Sherry Lurio, Esq. P’11

Ellen Elwell Lutrey ’80 & Scott Lutrey

Arthur J. MacBride III ’72 & Barbara Frey MacBridge

Elizabeth C. Mackey ’75 & James Campbell Jr. ’78

Aaron Malinsky ’70

Frank E. Manning ’42, P’78, G’04 & Eva L. Manning P’78, G’04

Daniel D. Manzi, M.D. ’74

Michael I. Mark, Esq. ’74

Catherine & Donald Marron

George Martin, Ph.D. ’79 & Jane Martin

James S. Martin, M.D. ’43 & Doris Martin

Bradley A. Massam, C.P.A. ’83 & Barbara J. Massam

Estate of Sabina Mattern W’31

Laurence K. May, Esq. ’72 & Anne K. May

Worthington Mayo-Smith P’85

Patricia McConnell, C.P.A. ’71 & Michael W. Oliveri, C.P.A.

Douglas J. McCormack, Esq. ’85

John J. McDermott, Ph.D. P’80

Lisa L. & Wilson D. McElhinny

William F. McGuire P’07

Cecilia Kelley McKenney ’84 & Joseph F. McKenney

Bart A. & Cynthia S. McLean P’13

Martha Rappaport Meyers ’74 & William L. Meyers

Barry H. & Karen W. Miller

Carl T. Miller ’39

Harold T. Miller, Litt.D. ’46 & Marcheta A. Miller

Jay T. Miller ’50 & Jean H. Miller

Ronald E. Miller ’55, P’87, P’89, G’11, G’14 & Barbara B. Miller P’87, P’89, G’11, G’14

Grace W. Minich Scholar Trust

Judith C. Fishlow Minter P’19 & Mark H. Minter P’19

Richard A. Mones, M.D. ’68, P’00 & Pamela R. Mones P’00

John W. Moore, Ph.D. ’61 & Elizabeth Moore

C. Arnold Moorehead, V.M.D. ’41 & Reube B. Moorhead

John P. & Carla M. Morey P’15

Lloyd Morgan, Jr., D.D.S. ’59 & Marcia S. Morgan

Maria Rocco Morris ’84 & Barry Morris

Peter R. & Jainel M. Morris

Peter L. Morse ’83, P’12 & Gina G. Morse P’12

Robert E. Muehe, Esq. ’48, P’75, G’03

Jane M. & Paul A. Mueller Jr.

Estate of John C. Mueller

Ralph R. Mueller ’59 & Laura Mueller

Robert E. Mullins, Ph.D. ’91 & Suzanne Gregson Mullins

Kenneth and Moira Mumma

Estate of Paul T. Murray ’36

Thomas R. Murray Jr. ’64 & Christine C. Murray

Gordon D. Myers, M.D. ’43

Estate of Elizabeth Nace

George N. Nicholas ’07

Nicholas G. Nicholas ’70, P’07 & Sandra K. Nicholas

Kenneth C. Nieberg, M.D. ’55 & Roberta Nieberg, M.D.

Thomas W. Nissley, M.Div. ’55 & Emily Baldwin Nissley

Lucio A. & Joan A. Noto P’01

Caroline S. Nunan

Maurice D. Oaks ’56 & Judith R. Oaks

Gregory Z. Olah ’31

William F. O’Leary ’77 & Elizabeth F. O’Leary, Esq.

Dale W. Oller, M.D. ’64 & Susan G. Oller

Kimberly Gasslein Olsan ’86, P’18 & Michael S. Olsan, Esq. ’86, P’18

Thomas S. Paccioretti ’77 & Virginia Hoyt

Vance P. Packard ’65 & Barbara Packard, Esq.

Susan Pauline Pape ’82

Dean A. Pappas, M.D. ’73 & Denise Pappas

Howard J. Patton, Ph.D. ’71, P’08 & Mary F. Patton P’08

Arthur L. Pelberg, M.D., M.P.A. ’71 & Linda H. Pelberg

Frank Pennypacker, Ed.D. ’33

Robert B. Pepinsky, Ph.D. ’76 & Laurelee Osborn

Elliott Pew ’77 & Terry M. Pew

Helen E. & Thurman Philoon

Carl S. Pike, Ph.D. & Ellen L. Pike

Larry R. Pike ’58 & Sandy M. Pike

William L. Platt ’77 & Candace E. Browning-Platt

Donald W. Porter ’67, G’03 & Marilyn I. Porter

Daniel R. Porterfield, Ph.D. H’18 & Karen A. Herrling, Esq.

Lisa S. Portnoy, C.P.A. ’83

Atif M. Rahim ’01 & Erum Fajanda

James G. Reaser ’39 & Jane Reaser

Estate of Carl J. Rees, Ph.D. 1918

Estate of Marjorie M. Reiber

Fred J. Reichley ’62

Suzann M. Reichley W’62

Robert E. Reinhard ’43

Morris E. Rill ’62

Paul H. Ripple, M.D. ’43, P’72 & Carolyn W. Ripple P’72

Craig G. Robertson ’70 & Susan Robertson

Bruce M. Rodenberger, M.D. ’57, P’84, G’18, G’19 & Sarah Rodenberger P’84, G’18, G’19

Katherine Quick Rosa ’92 & Carlos Rosa

Wayne W. Rosenberger ’68, P’05 & Karen G. Rosenberger P’05

Lester & Helene Mae Rosenfeld P’73

John L. Rosenthal ’82

Paul S. Rosica ’86, P’18, P’21 & Elizabeth H. Rosica P’18, P’21

Leonard Rothman, Esq. ’41 & Mildred Rothman

Lana K. Rouff P’99 & Lawrence N. Rouff, D.D.S. P’99

J. Gordon Rubin, D.D.S. ’43

Ian G. Ruzow ’85, P’17, P’18 & G. Michaele Ruzow, Ph.D. P’17, P’18

Amanda Atterbury Ryan, V.M.D. ’01 & Kevin T. Ryan

Maurice R. & Lourdes M. Samuels P’18

Alexander C. Sapir ’88 & Karen Sapir

Edward M. Satell P’09 & Cyma Ginsberg

Alice Savastio W’55

Charles D. Schaeffer Jr., Ph.D. ’70

Margaret K. Schafer

Jean Schaffner W’42

Jennifer M. Schlener-Thomas ’94 & Roy Thomas

Robert S. Schlossberg, Esq. ’79, P’14 & Helene S. Schlossberg P’14

Jesse Schulman, M.D. ’42, G’05, G’09, G’14 & Agnes Schulman G’05, G’09, G’14

Kenneth J. Schultz Jr. ’81, P’13 & Barbara A. Schultz P’13

David Schuyler, Ph.D.

Peter S. Seadle, Ph.D.

Craig P. Seebald, Esq. ’89 & Carla A. Seebald, Esq.

Donald V. Shaffner ’44

Estate of William Shand 1908

Robert G. Sharrar, M.D. ’62 & Karen M. Sharrar, M.D.

William G. Sharrar, M.D. ’62 & Mary C. Sharrar

Ellen M. Shay

Albert H. Sheaffer

Elsie Shenk & Willis W. Shenk

Evelyn Sherer P’95

Robert E. Sherer Jr.

Thomas W. Sheridan, Esq. ’86 & Lisa Sheridan, R.N.

Stephen Slogoff, M.D. ’64 & Barbara Slogoff

Eugene C. Smith, M.D. ’55

Kenneth T. Snyder Sr. ’43 & Margaret Snyder

Estate of Richard A. Snyder ’31

Scott A. Sommer, Esq. ’85 & Laurie Sommer

Carlton R. Souders, M.D. ’29 & Dora Souders

Anna Sparks P’66

George H. Sparks ’66

Robert S. & Barbara L. Spencer P’97

Heather & William B. Spire

Linda & Henry H. Spire

William H. Stadtlander ’67 & Maggie Stadtlander

Sharon W. Stamm, Ph.D. ’73 & Jerome B. Zeldis, M.D., Ph.D.

James D. Stanton P’15

Nadine Fitzwilliam Steffan ’92, P’22 & Alexander P. Steffan, Esq. ’93, P’22

David Stein, M.D., M.P.H. ’72 & Nancy Rose

Estate of Marion Z. Stein

Elissa B. Steiner P’09 & Jeffrey B. Steiner, Esq. P’09

Beverly R. Steinman

James R. Stets ’76

Kathy Hay Stine ’85 & Craig R. Stine

Gerald Stober

Marc J. Straus, M.D. ’65, P’92 & Livia S. Straus, Ph.D. P’92

Joseph W. Strode Jr. ’51, G’16 & Elizabeth D. Strode G’16

Emory C. Swank ’42

Emily A. Swonguer, D.C. ’00 & Marc S. Persson, D.C. ’00

Leonard A. & Barbara A. Sylk P’08, P’11, P’14

Joseph R. Takats III, D.O., ’65

Arthur S. Taylor ’83 & Cindy G. Taylor

Estate of Thomas A. Taylor ’24

George J. Thomas, Esq. ’48

Robert F. Tranbaugh, M.D. ’72 & Margaret H. Tranbaugh

Ethan L. Trexler, M.D. ’33

Barbara K. Tyndall W’57

Susan Aronoff Van Dolsen ’80 & Edward D. Van Dolsen ’80

Joseph C. Voelker, Ph.D. ’69, P’97 & Cathleen Hess Voelker ’75, P’97

Hans R. Voelkl, Ph.D. ’51

Monica B. Voldstad P’08 & Conrad P. Voldstad, Esq. P’08

Michael R. Walker ’70

Estate of Spencer D. Wareheim

Stewart E. Warner, Esq. ’24

Jeffrey Wasserstein, Esq. ’80 & Iris Wasserstein

John F. Weaver ’82 & Caroline Weaver

John P. Weaver ’58

Ned E. Wehler, P.G. ’72, P’05 & Mary Ann Wehler P’05

Walter E. Weibrecht, Ph.D. ’59 & David Garside

John Marshall Society (continued)

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P.G. Weimer Jr. ’58

Thomas H. Wentz, Esq. ’39 & & Mary Jane Wentz

Estate of William Werner

Norman H. Werthwein ’67 & Frances Werthwein

Thomas R. Westphal, M.D. ’75 & Michele Bucher Westphal, Ed.D.

Phyllis C. Whitesell P’90, G’16 & William E. Whitesell, Ph.D. P’90, G’16

Estate of Margaret Whitten

Joseph R. Wiebush, Ph.D. ’41 & Dorothy A. Wiebush

Hiram L. Wiest, M.D. ’42 & Susanne Wiest

Henry Wiggins Jr., M.D. ’55, P’91 & Carolyn Wiggins, M.D.

Richard A. Wilhelm ’74

Douglas S. Winter ’72 & Bonnie S. Winter

Susan G. & James L. Winter

Wade T. Winter, C.F.A. ’80 & Gaia G. Winter

Thomas E. Wolf, D.D.S.

Michael B. Wood, M.D. ’65 & Marilee Wood

J. Richard Woods ’55, P’91 & Sue Ellen Woods P’91

Richard E. Wright, P.G. ’58 & Gwendolyn Wright

Stephen S. Wyckoff ’82 & Lori M. Wyckoff

Linda Yarden, Esq. ’81 & Chris M. Smith, Esq.

Kathryn J. Yates, Esq. P’09 & Timothy T. Yates P’09

Tewlyn Underwood Yoburn ’02 & Jesse B. Yoburn ’02

C. Douglas York ’80, P’19 & Elizabeth P. York P’19

James F. Young, M.D. ’49 & Mary Lou Young

Robert M. Zacharis, Esq. 1907 & Artiss Zacharias

Eileen & Ian S. Zagon, Ph.D.

Michael S. Zane ’70 & Elizabeth Zane

Donald R. Ziegler, CPA ’54, P’78 & Suzanne F. Ziegler P’78

Estate of H. Oscar Zimmerman

Judy-ann Zoghby P’82

Susan P. Zolla P’00 & Alan Bilanin

Stephanie & Robert A. Zuckerman

Steven J. Zuckerman ’85 & Victoria Hamelsky Zuckerman, Ph.D. ’86

ORGANIZATIONS, CORPORATIONS & FOUNDATIONS

Anonymous (2)

The Abramson Family Foundation

Alcoa Foundation

The Allergy & Asthma Foundation of Lancaster County

The APAS Foundation

Apple Inc.

ARAMARK Corporation

The Arcadia Foundation

Armstrong Foundation

Association of Independent Colleges & Universities of PA

AT&T

Irene & Nathaniel Aycock Foundation

The Baird Family Fund

The Billy Mac Fund

Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation, Inc.

Catherine G. Burnight Trust

Burroughs Corporation

Julius H. Caplan Charitable Foundation

Cisco Systems

CNH America

Cobb Foundation, Inc.

Community Health Systems Foundation

Jack Kent Cooke Foundation

The Charles E. Culpeper Foundation, Inc.

E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co.

Dusco Property Management Inc.

Dutch Gold Honey, Inc.

F&M Alumni Association

Sherman Fairchild Foundation

Fayez Sarofim & Co.

Feil Family Foundation

Michael Feldberg Ruth Lazarus Trust

Franklin & Marshall College Infirmary Auxiliary

Franklin & Marshall S.r.l. Clothing Company

The Franklin Institute

Fulton Bank

Gipson Family Foundation

Goldseker Foundation

The Granito Family Foundation

Groundwater Sciences Corporation

Grundy Foundation

Stella and Charles Guttman Foundation, Inc.

Hach Scientific Foundation

Hamilton Technology, Inc.

William Randolph Hearst Foundation

Vira I. Heinz Endowment

Houghton Mifflin Company

Sigmund M. and Mary B. Hyman Foundation

IBM Corporation

Institute of Management

Johnson & Johnson

Barbara & Charles Kahn, Jr. Foundation Inc.

Josiah W. & Bessie H. Kline Foundation, Inc.

The Lancaster County Community Foundation

Laser Photonics

The Christian & Mary Lindback Foundation

Henry Luce Foundation, Inc.

The Ludwig Family Foundation

Oliver Dewey Marcks Foundation

Donald B. Marron Charitable Trust

The Merck Partnership for Giving

MetLife Foundation

Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Foundation, Inc.

Nimick Forbesway Foundation

North Museum Associates

William Penn Foundation

Penske Corporation

Pfizer

Karl & Mary Ann Poorbaugh Foundation

PPL Electric Utilities

PricewaterhouseCoo-pers Foundation

Rudin Foundation, Inc.

Mary Sachs Trust

Satell Family Foundation

Science Press, Inc.

Seraph Foundation

Shell Companies Foundation

Willis and Elsie Shenk Foundation

Sheridan & Murray, LLC

Alfred P. Sloan Foundation

E. Newbold and Margaret Dupont Smith Foundation

Sodexo Campus Dining

The Surdna Foundation, Inc.

TE Connectivity

The Teagle Foundation

TGSLC

Thornedge Foundation

Time Warner Inc.

Toshiba International Foundation

Toyota USA Foundation

Turner Construction Company

The Victory Foundation

Richard C. Von Hess Foundation

Warfel Construction Company

Wells Fargo Bank

The Whitaker Foundation

Zolla Family Foundation

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ALUMNI

Pre-1930 Classes

Joseph L. K. Snyder 1904

Evelyn K. Livingood W 1909

A. Adler Sondheimer, M.D. 1917

Samuel G. Scott, M.D. ’20

Paul A. Mueller ’21 & Alma Sprecher Mueller

Thomas A. Taylor ’24

Winthrop E. Everett, Ph.D. ’27, P’53

Jay I. Kneedler ’27 & Mary K. Kneedler

Jacob L. Hillegas ’29 & Geneva Hillegas

Robert K. Mowrer ’29

Jewell Shapiro W’29

Eleanor Zendt W’29

Class of 1931

Raymond C. Hoffman ’31 & Verna Hoffman

Mildred H. Norton W’31

Margaret Spencer W’31

Class of 1932

John E. Dotterer, M.D. ’32 & Elizabeth Dotterer

Richard M. Hiestand, D.O. ’32

Philip Harris Jones ’32

Julius L. Sandhaus, M.D. ’32

Class of 1933

Robert E. Haar ’33

Harry W. Hays, Ph.D. ’33

Ethan L. Trexler, M.D. ’33

John W. Zook ’33

Class of 1934

George R. Dochat, M.D. ’34, P’66, P’74 & Erma Dochat

Paul W. Eyler, M.D. ’34

Adele W. Fox W’34

Harry F. Lenhardt, M.D. ’34

Class of 1935

Charlotte M. Bell W’35

C. Bland Clemons ’35 & Julia S. Clemons

Paul A. Freeman ’35 & Rosalind Freeman

J. Richard Nissley ’35 & Anna Ruth Nissley

Theodore H. Rupp, Ph.D. ’35 & Earla Rupp

Class of 1936

John S. Alexander USN (Ret.) ’36

Harold R. Diffenderffer ’36 & Fianna L. Diffenderffer

Ray W. Kehm, M.D. ’36 & Cynthia Kehm

Richard O. Swope ’36

Class of 1937

Dorothy Foose W’37

Jacob W. Stutzman, M.D. ’37 & Geraldine Stutzman

Claude Villee Jr., Ph.D. ’37 & Dorothy Villee

Class of 1938

Milton Fineman, M.D. ’38, P’71 & Francoise Fineman

William A. Krokyn ’38

Herbert C. Mearig ’38

Class of 1939

William M. Hackman ’39 & Lucille Hackman

Carl T. Miller ’39

Barbara Neal W’39

Dorothy Rubright W’39

Robert F. Spangler, D.D.S. ’39

Thomas H. Wentz, Esq. ’39 & Mary Jane Wentz

Class of 1940

Anonymous (1)

Samuel E. Walker ’40

Donald B. Witmer, M.D. ’40

Class of 1941

Rex M. Allyn ’41 & Deane C. Allyn

Robert C. Dix Jr., M.D. ’41 & Sara Dix

John D. Draper, Ph.D. ’41

William R. Duncan Jr. ’41 & Doris V. Duncan

J. Albert Eyler, M.D. ’41

Robert M. Landis, Esq. ’41

Helen A. Shaub W’41

Emmett W. Simpson ’41

Joseph R. Wiebush, Ph.D. ’41 & Dorothy A. Wiebush

Class of 1942

Marcella Baldwin W’42

Wendell R. Garner, Ph.D. ’42 & Barbara R. Garner

John G. Heacock Jr. ’42 & Jean C. Heacock

A. LeRoy Lightner Jr. ’42

Frank E. Manning ’42, P’78, G’04 & Eva L. Manning P’78, G’04

George L. Mirick ’42

Paul J. Rowan, M.D. ’42

The Honorable Emory C. Swank ’42

Hiram L. Wiest, M.D. ’42 & Susanne Wiest

Class of 1943

Walter T. Andersen ’43 & Gretchen Andersen

Dwight R. Ashbey Jr., M.D. ’43

Richard S. Barshinger ’43 & Ann Boyd Barshinger

Lewis W. Eckert ’43 & Mary E. Eckert

Robert I. Fleder ’43, P’69, P’76 & Helen Fleder P’69, P’76

James B. Griffith, C.P.A. ’43 & Margaret Griffith

William S. Haubrich, M.D. ’43, P’76, G’15 & Eila K. Haubrich P’76, G’15

Benjamin E. Heller ’43 & Catherine Heller

G. C. Jenkins Jr., C.P.A. ’43 & Eugenia Jenkins

John L. Lobdell ’43 & Vera Lobdell

James S. Martin, M.D. ’43

Gordon D. Myers, M.D. ’43

Paul H. Ripple, M.D. ’43, P’72 & Carolyn W. Ripple P’72

J. Gregg Royer ’43 & Ethel S. Royer

J. Gordon Rubin, D.D.S. ’43

Bernard D. Sherer, M.D. ’43

Ray T. Smith Jr., M.D. ’43 & Claire S. Smith

Class of 1944

Charles G. Francos, M.D. ’44, P’74, P’86, G’17 & Esther Francos P’74, P’86, G’17

Peter K. Honaman, Esq. ’44

Guernon R. Hoover, C.P.A. ’44

Robert J. Murphy ’44 & Adela K. Murphy

Donald V. Shaffner ’44

Class of 1945

Luther J. Binkley, Ph.D. ’45 & Betty Jane Binkley

Seth M. Fisher, M.D. ’45

The Rev. Theron M. Snyder ’45

Class of 1946

Joseph M. Corson, M.D. ’46 & Ruth L. Corson

J. Vernon McMiname ’46 & Eleanor L. McMiname

Harold T. Miller, Litt.D. ’46 & Marcheta A. Miller

J. Arndt Weicksel, Ph.D. ’46 & Dorothy Weicksel

Class of 1947

Anonymous (2)

Robert C. Bair, M.D. ’47, P’82, P’83

Sidney Dickstein, Esq. ’47 & Barbara Dickstein

Arthur B. Dodge Jr. ’47 & Margaretha G. Dodge

Mary B. Hyman W’47

Schnader SocietyThe William A. Schnader Society honors and celebrates the individuals who have demonstrated a special commitment to Franklin & Marshall College through gift planning. This includes bequests via will, charitable trusts, charitable gift annuities and retirement plan beneficiary designations. These gifts ensure that the generous legacy of our alumni and friends lives on for generations. The College is forever grateful to those who demonstrate such lasting support.

Italics indicate members of our community who are deceased.

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Charles B. Kahn Jr. ’47 & Barbara R. Kahn

Martine D. Thompson ’47 & Alice Thompson

F. Denton Wertz Jr. ’47

Class of 1948

Theodore Copeland Jr., Ed.D. ’48

William H. Hooper Jr. ’48

Eugene E. Kegel, M.D. ’48, P’75 & Charlotte Kegel P’75

Edward E. Marx, Esq. ’48

Robert E. Muehe, Esq. ’48, P’75, G’03

C. Kenneth Scheid ’48

William G. Simeral, Ph.D., Sc.D. ’48, G’99, G’01 & Marion A. Simeral

S. Aylmer Yoder ’48

Class of 1949

Professors Dorothy & C. Richard Beam ’49

Donald E. Butler ’49 & Laura E. Butler

Lewis S. Evans ’49 & Nancy Evans

David B. Ganse, O.D. ’49, P’86 & Suzanne Ganse P’86

Paul W. Garrett Jr. ’49 & Henrietta Garrett

James P. Gelhard ’49, P’74 & Maxine K. Gelhard H’84, P’74

Daniel R. Kaplan, Esq. ’49 & Renee Kaplan

Richard J. Leswing, M.D. ’49

Paul F. Noble ’49 & Mary Noble

Raymond E. Pierce ’49

Andrew M. Rouse ’49

Louis G. Shenk Jr. ’49 & Carolyn E. Shenk

Emma Snavely W’49

James F. Young, M.D. ’49 & Mary Lou Young

Class of 1950

George C. Aument ’50

Robert A. Harner ’50, P’76

Richard D. Hausman ’50, P’85 & Edna Hausman P’85

David H. Klinges, Esq. ’50, P’82, P’85 & Jean R. Klinges P’82, P’85

Arthur E. Lindner, M.D. ’50

Aaron J. Martin, Ph.D., Sc.D. ’50 & Jean T. Martin

William B. Martin, Ph.D. ’50

Joel Rubin ’50, G’15 & Carole Epstein, Esq. G’15

David L. Simes, M.D. ’50 & Patsy Simes

Robert S. Wohlsen ’50 & Carolyn Wohlsen

Class of 1951

George A. Boinis, M.D. ’51

Robert D. DeChant ’51

William M. DuBois Sr. ’51

Richard C. Feaster, Sr. ’51, P’78, P’80 & Doris Feaster P’78, P’80

William B. Forest ’51

Paul Garrahan, Jr. C.L.U. ’51 & Gail M. Garrahan

Dale M. Heckman, Ph.D. ’51

James B. Kirk Jr. ’51, P’74, G’12 & Lois Duerr Kirk P’74, G’12

John Beucler Lange ’51, P’75

Murray J. Miller, M.D. ’51 & Renee Eve Miller

Ronald W. Noll ’51 & Sara-Ann Noll

Carol Pittock W’51, P’81

Karl W. Poorbaugh ’51, P’84 & Mary Ann Poorbaugh P’84

Joseph W. Strode Jr. ’51, G’16 & Elizabeth D. Strode G’16

Hans R. Voelkl, Ph.D. ’51

Helen West W’51

Class of 1952

Abraham L. Adler, Esq. ’52

John B. Barbour III, Esq. ’52

Rocco A. Dimeo ’52

Frederick W. Hager ’52

John D. Hertz, Esq. ’52

Dorothy Ilvento-Theros W’52

Karl G. Klinges, M.D. ’52, P’77, G’11 & Devora Klinges P’77, G’11

Gerald W. Kohr ’52

William E. Seachrist ’52, P’79, P’91

Class of 1953

Anonymous (2)

Donald W. Barshinger ’53 & Linda M. Gordon

Wayne A. Becker, O.D., ’53

Richard F. Charles ’53, P’79 & Pauline C. Charles

William C. Cooper, M.D. ’53, P’83

Martin E. Everett ’53

Donald P. Gazibara, M.D. ’53 & Barbara Gazibara

Marlin E. Hendrix ’53

Joseph A. Knepper, M.D. ’53 & Dorothea C. Knepper

William T. Lampe II, M.D. ’53, P’81, P’86 & Marjorie Lampe P’81, P’86

Robert W. Masoner ’53 & Gladys L. Masoner

Donald W. Renn, Ph.D. ’53

S. Wayne Whitehead, Esq. ’53 & Linda Whitehead

Class of 1954

Anonymous (3)

Wallace J. Bieber ’54

J. Thomas Dunlevy ’54 & Janice C. Dunlevy

Erwin A. Fiero Jr. ’54

Eugene Harsh, USAF (Ret) ’54 & Lois Harsh

Donald L. Lasky ’54 & Barbara Lasky

Col. Robert Park, M.D. USMC (Ret.) ’54 & Marjorie M. Park, R.N.

Thomas G. Phillips III, L.H.D. ’54 & Virginia A. Phillips

Robert L. Roschel, M.D. ’54 & Anna M. Roschel

Paul R. Seaber, Ph.D. ’54, P’83

Donald R. Ziegler, CPA ’54, P’78 & Suzanne F. Ziegler P’78

Class of 1955

Anonymous (1)

The Rev. Frank B. Christ ’55 & Helen T. Christ

David F. Daubenspeck ’55, P’83, P’92 & Anita T. Daubenspeck P’83, P’92

Walter L. Eaton Jr., M.D. ’55 & Katharine Eaton

The Rev. Robert Gast Sr. ’55

William F. Honaman, D.H.L. ’55, P’81, P’83 & Eleanor Honaman P’81, P’83

Richard J. Jacobs ’55 & Janet Jacobs

Marvin E. Kauffman, Ph.D. ’55, P’81, P’87 & Sue C. Kauffman P’81, P’87

G. Gary Kirchner, M.D. ’55 & Betsy L. Kirchner

Clark M. McSparren Jr., M.D. ’55 & Ethelmae McSparren

Stephen D. Moses, Esq. ’55

John L. Neigh, M.D. ’55, P’92, G’15 & Charline W. Neigh P’92, G’15

Thomas W. Nissley, M.Div. ’55

J. Jerry Rodos, D.O. ’55

Joseph A. Savastio, M.D. ’55 & Alice Savastio

Eugene C. Smith, M.D. ’55

Kenneth F. Smith ’55, P’78, G’10 & Susanne B. Smith P’78, G’10

J. Calvin Wenger, D.C. ’55 & Shirley Wenger

Sue Ellen Woods W’55, P’91

Class of 1956

Anonymous (4)

Elliot M. Eisenstein, M.D., F.D.D.P. ’56

Lee P. Haacker, M.D. ’56

George H. Hoeltzel ’56 & Kenneth W. Unger, M.D.

Joseph W. Kuehn Jr. ’56 & Nancy Kuehn

Richard C. Lavy, M.D. ’56 & Numa K. Lavy

Thomas J. Martin, M.D. ’56, P’96 & Lois D. Martin, D. Min. P’96

Annette W. Miller, M.Ed. ’56

Neil A. Robinson, M.D. ’56

Leonard E. Sklar ’56 & Marcia Sklar

Jay R. Stager ’56

Robert L. Thompson, M.D. ’56 & Jane K. Thompson

Franklin L. Tinker Jr. ’56

Chester F. Witmer, Esq. ’56 & Dorothea D. Witmer

T. Gerald Yoder ’56

Class of 1957

Theodore B. Appel III, M.D. ’57

Donald J. Brown, M.D. ’57

Stanley J. Dudrick, M.D. ’57, P’88, G’10, G’19 & Theresa M. Dudrick P’88, G’10, G’19

Leonard A. Frank, M.D. ’57 & Barbara Frank, M.D.

Mark Gardner ’57 & Carol R. Gardner

Samuel P. Garre III ’57 & Mary Jo Garre

Faye L. Gelhard W’57

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Robert B. Hershey ’57, G’16

Michael K. Hettleman ’57, P’94 & Barbara G. Hettleman P’94

David C. Kapp ’57

Robert B. Kistler ’57

Adrian Morrison, D.V.M., Ph.D. ’57 & Olive R. Morrison

James F. Pletcher, Ph.D. ’57 & Jean M. Pletcher

Bruce M. Rodenberger, M.D. ’57, P’84, G’18, G’19 & Sarah Rodenberger P’84, G’18, G’19

George J. Sawyer III ’57 & Susanne L. Sawyer

William M. Shue, M.D. ’57 & Nelda Shue

John W. Smith ’57 & Jean Smith

James L. York Jr. ’57

Class of 1958

Roger L. Burtner, Ph.D. ’58 & Carol A. Burtner

Clifford J. Creswell, Ph.D. ’58

Robert W. Ford, M.D. ’58

Charles W. Havens III, Esq. ’58 & Lucille B. Havens

Nace Hopple Jr. ’58

David H. Knoebel ’58 & Beverley B. Knoebel

Edward W. Lieberman, M.D. ’58

Joseph J. Lombardo, Esq. ’58

Oliver M. Melton ’58

Myra Orkin W’58

Larry R. Pike ’58 & Sandy M. Pike

Stephen G. Romeo, M.D. ’58 & Elaine Romeo

Robert G. Tancredi, M.D., F.A.C.C. ’58 & Roxane Tancredi

John P. Weaver ’58

Philip G. Weimer Jr. ’58

Class of 1959

Nelson C. Denlinger ’59 & Ruth Denlinger

Philip G. Holtzapple, M.D. ’59, P’91 & Della Holtzapple P’91

John N. Irwin, C.P.A. ’59 & Lucy Irwin

James L. Krevel ’59

C. Darrell Lane, M.D. ’59, P’80, P’87

Ralph R. Mueller ’59 & Laura Mueller

Barry N. Nocks, M.D., M.P.H. ’59, P’92

Joseph P. Nolt ’59 & Marianne S. Nolt

Class of 1960

John E. Ehleiter, D.Ed. ’60, P’88, P’09 & Deborah D. Ehleiter P’09

Roth M. Hafer ’60 & Maily Hafer

Albert S. Hillman ’60 & Jeannette Hillman

James E. Kintzel, M.D. ’60, P’90 & Kay Kintzel P’90

Donald B. Krall, Ph.D. ’60

George H. Kratzert ’60 & Betsy Kratzert

Richard J. Manfre, Esq. ’60 & Marilyn Manfre

M. Robert Queler, Esq. ’60 & Judith Queler

James F. Reich ’60 & Joan D. Reich

Jack Seville Jr., D.D. ’60 & Fanny Lee Seville

Robert H. Smith ’60, P’89 & Annelise Smith P’89

Lawrence F. Van Horn, Ph.D. ’60

Class of 1961

John N. Bethune II ’61 & Elizabeth Bethune

William H. Curtis ’61

J. William Erb ’61

Vincent J. Giuliano Jr., M.D. ’61 & Dulcy Giuliano

Kenneth P. Heaps, M.D. ’61

Robert P. Hoover, D. Min. ’61 & Linda Hoover

Frederick R. Hughes ’61 & Bonnie L. Hughes

Carl E. Martin ’61 & M. Elaine Martin

John W. Moore, Ph.D. ’61 & Elizabeth Moore

George W. Prutzman Jr., M.D. ’61

Donald Cress Reiley III ’61

Frederick Repasky ’61

John J. Schraff ’61

Robert S. Smith, M.D. ’61, P’87 & Sheila Smith P’87

Eugene E. Weise, M.D. ’61

Stanley H. Wishner, M.D. ’61 & Marianne L. Wishner

George A. Woodring ’61

Class of 1962

George E. Confer ’62

Stuart Gottlieb, M.D. ’62 & Dianne Gottlieb

Robert C. Hunsicker, M.D. ’62 & Jeanne Hunsicker

Albert M. Katz ’62, P’95 & Roslyn D. Katz P’95

David S. Lavine ’62

Louis S. LeCalsey III ’62 & Susan LeCalsey

Robert H. Meier III, M.D. ’62 & Martha D. Meier

David C. Palmer ’62

Fred J. Reichley ’62

Morris E. Rill ’62

Rev. Harry G. Royer ’62

Robert G. Sharrar, M.D. ’62 & Karen M. Sharrar, M.D.

Stephen P. Spector, C.P.A. ’62

Laurence R. Tancredi, M.D. ’62

Andrew B. Turner, Ph.D. ’62

Arthur W. Wyble Jr. ’62

Claude H. Yoder, Ph.D. ’62, P’90 & Carolyn S. Yoder, Ph.D. P’90

Class of 1963

John L. Atlee, M.D. ’63 & Barbara Atlee

Palmer C. Evans, M.D. ’63 & Sara E. Evans

David C. Farrand ’63 & Tyler H. Farrand

David J. Ferris ’63 & Myra Ferris

William E. Ferry Jr. ’63, P’96 & Julia S. Ferry P’96

Charles S. Foresman ’63 & Marcia M. Foresman

Ellis F. Friedman, M.D. ’63

Lowrey Heaver ’63

Robert J. Kafin, Esq. ’63 & Carol Kafin

Michael J. Mumma, Ph.D. ’63 & Sage T. Mumma

Philip G. Samponaro Sr. ’63

Class of 1964

William E. Bates ’64 & LaDonna Green Bates

Richard Gherst II, C.P.A. ’64, P’89 & Eleanor Gherst P’89

Steven C. Glogger ’64

Orville C. Hognander Jr. ’64

James F. Huber, Ph.D. ’64 & Sandra Huber

Arthur W. Hughes III, Esq. ’64

Dale C. Kistler, M.D. ’64

Lance R. Knauth ’64 & Judith Hauer Knauth

Thomas R. Murray Jr. ’64

Michael A. Powers ’64 & Barbara W. Powers

Stephen Slogoff, M.D. ’64 & Barbara Slogoff

Robert F. Willner, D.Min. ’64 & Marie Willner

Robert R. Windolph, Ph.D. ’64

Class of 1965

David W. Binkley ’65, P’03 & Barbara H. Binkley P’03

Dennis S. Buchan ’65

Joseph S. Doherty ’65

Richard Kneedler, Ph.D. ’65, P’98 & Suzette G. Kneedler P’98

Gerald D. Kumin, M.D. ’65 & June Kumin

Neal Langerman, Ph.D. ’65

Wayne S. Mountz Jr. ’65 & Susan Mountz

Lee M. Smith, Esq. ’65 & Kristine F. Smith

Class of 1966

Anonymous (2)

John A. Baxter, M.D. ’66

William M. Boehme, M.D. ’66

Robert J. Brooks Sr. ’66, P’98 & Susan C. Brooks P’98

Richard E. Burt ’66

Charles A. Dunn Jr. ’66 & Sharon G. Dunn

Rufus A. Fulton Jr. ’66 & Judith Fulton

Walter J. Henderson Jr. ’66 & Linda Henderson

Anthony Kreisel ’66 & Kimberly Faris Kreisel, Psy.D.

Jeffrey A. Lamia, Ph.D. ’66 & Elaine H. Arnold

Harold C. Mathews ’66

Richard H. Penley ’66 & Wendy E. Penley

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James D. Watt Sr., Esq. ’66 & Pamela S. Watt

Class of 1967

John L. Clark, M.D. ’67

James B. Peoples, M.D. ’67 & Kathleen Peoples

Donald W. Porter ’67, G’03 & Marilyn I. Porter

Roger E. Shamel ’67 & Susan Shamel

Edith N. Tonkon W’67

James C. Whitten ’67

Emma J. Woodruff W’67

Class of 1968

Miles Groth, Ph.D., ’68

Daniel F. Hoth, M.D. ’68 & Kim Hoth

John W. Felix ’68

Richard C. Johnson ’68

Wayne Juchatz, Esq. ’68 & Linda Juchatz

Larry A. Keener, Esq., ’68

David H. Lehman, Ph.D. ’68, P’01 & Patsy Lehman P’01

Granville R. Morris, Esq. ’68 & Judy Morris

Randolph W. Roberts ’68 & Ava B. Roberts

Wayne W. Rosenberger ’68, P’05 & Karen G. Rosenberger P’05

John A. Rubinsohn ’68 & Lois Rubinsohn

Raymond A. Sanseverino, Esq. ’68

Robert M. Schenck ’68, P’99

Class of 1969

Howard L. Blieden ’69

Robert E. Bloch ’69

A. Douglas Chervenak, D.O. ’69

William D. Evers, Ph.D. ’69 & Joanne Evers

William N. Hoffman ’69

Harvey A. Koolpe, M.D. ’69 & Eileen M. Koolpe

Matthew E. Ochs, M.D. ’69 & Judith Ochs, M.D.

James F. Villaume ’69

Joseph C. Voelker, Ph.D. ’69, P’97

Class of 1970

William Garron Alexander ’70

Stanley M. Brand, Esq. ’70

Judge John J. Brunetti ’70 & Rockette Brunetti

Al K. DeRoy, Ph.D., M.P.A. ’70

Richard D. Fairman ’70

Aaron S. Fink ’70 & Vicki Porter-Fink

Thomas C. Gilmore ’70

H. Amos Goodall Jr., Esq. ’70, P’99 & Cazella Goodall P’99

Herbert B. Gregory ’70

Jeffrey P. Lindtner ’70 & Barbara Lindtner

Alan D. Rothenberg, Esq. ’70 & Candi Rothenberg

James F. Ruthven ’70

Charles D. Schaeffer Jr., Ph.D. ’70

Class of 1971

Victoria Irene Ball ’71

Rod Bertolet, Ph.D. ’71 & Gretchen Bertolet

Thomas H. Broadt, Esq. ’71

Stuart J. Gelber, O.D. ’71

Charles L. Griffiths Jr. ’71

Ronald I. Harris, M.D. ’71, P’01 & Margery R. Harris P’01

Brett S. Harwood ’71 & Margery Harwood

Patricia A. McConnell, C.P.A.’71 & Michael W. Oliveri, C.P.A

Dusty Prentiss ’71

Stephen E. Radosh ’71

James P. Watts III, M.D. ’71, P’03

Class of 1972

Jeffrey P. Bomze, M.D. ’72

John S. Bonin ’72 & Harriet Bonin

Robert P. Byelick, Esq. ’72 & Barbara B. Byelick

Frederick B. Duckloe ’72, P’13 & Joan M. Duckloe P’13

Wendell L. Funk, M.D. ’72

Linda D. Geist Hiney ’72

Alan R. Ingraham ’72

Gary L. James, Esq. ’72

Anthony R. Katz ’72

Leonard M. Klehr, Esq. ’72, P’12

Laurence K. May, Esq. ’72

Thomas M. Missimer, Ph.D. ’72 & Maria Missimer

J. Ford O’Connor, Esq. ’72

Ronald L. Schrock, P.G. ’72 & Susan Schrock

David Stein, M.D., M.P.H. ’72

John M. Stevenson ’72

Robert F. Tranbaugh, M.D. ’72 & Margaret H. Tranbaugh

Paul W. Ware ’72, P’99 & Judy S. Ware P’99

John W. Wieder III ’72, P’97

Class of 1973

Brian E. Andreoli, Esq. ’73

Simon D. Braun, M.D. ’73 & Janet Braun

Steven G. Cameron, D.Litt. ’73

William C. Evans, Esq. ’73

Barbara A. Kirk ’73

Susan Kline Klehr ’73, P’12

Joan Shatz Kurlan ’73

Dean A. Pappas, M.D. ’73 & Denise Pappas

David M. Plews ’73

Arthur Jay Steinhauer, Esq. ’73

Susan L. Washburn ’73

Class of 1974

Sheryl Jones Alu, Esq. ’74

F. David Levenbach, Ph.D. ’74

Martha Rappaport Meyers ’74

Elizabeth Fisher Norman ’74

Wayne M. Ushman, C.F.A. ’74

M. Waldron Vail II ’74 & Ann E. Vail

Jo-Anne Michiel Watts ’74, P’03

Class of 1975

Chatral A’dze ’75

Warren L. Capps ’75 & Lynne Capps

Robert Alan Norman ’75

Cathleen Hess Voelker ’75, P’97

Class of 1976

Anonymous (1)

Richard A. Bidgood, Ph.D. ’76

Lee Harris Eisenstaedt ’76 & Elizabeth Eisenstaedt

Joseph Lee Falk ’76

Nancy C. Floyd ’76

James McKinnon Kerr Jr. ’76 & Patricia Ann Dyer-Kerr

Nancy Shaub Knight ’76

Rosemary Calabrese McDonough ’76, P’11 & Walter L. McDonough, Esq., ’76, P’11

Pamela Pieper ’76

Robin Ann Raskin ’76 & Kaare Christian

James Robert Stets ’76

Greg M. Taffet ’76 & Celestine Taffet

Artemis Tsagaris ’76 & John Bruno

Deborah Manton Wiedemann ’76

Class of 1977

Anne M. Berry ’77

Amy Kinsey Dooley ’77 & Larry P. Dooley

Mervin George Holland III ’77

Mark DePaul Lowery ’77 & Sandra W. Lowery

Marjorie Maguire-Krupp, CPA, CIA, CFSA ’77

Thomas S. Paccioretti ’77 & Virginia Hoyt

Zachary M. Richardson ’77, P’19, P’20 & Jill W. Richardson P’19, P’20

Class of 1978

Trude Amick, Ph.D. ’78

John W. Citti ’78, P’13 & Nancy P. Citti P’13

Richard W. Foltin, Ph.D. ’78

J. Clair Hess, M.D. ’78 & Elizabeth R. Hess

Glenn Kurlander, Esq. ’78 & Deborah Kurlander

Edith Smith Schiefer ’78

Steven R. Smith, J.D., C.F.P. ’78

Marilyn J. Suiter ’78

Class of 1979

Carroll L. Coward ’79

Dr. Joan Fallon ’79

Tracy J. Myers ’79

Lisa Phyllis Seidman ’79

Class of 1980

Reed D. Auerbach, Esq. ’80 & Adrienne Petite Auerbach

A. Louis Denton, Esq. ’80

Michael A. Kon ’80 & Jacqueline Kon

David J. Magner ’80 & Judy Magner

Kenneth B. Mumma ’80

Kevin F. Rennie, Esq. ’80

Susan Aronoff Van Dolsen ’80 & Edward D. Van Dolsen ’80

Class of 1981

Stacy Smith Brinkley ’81 & Arthur S. Brinkley III

George L. Church Jr. ’81 & Cathy Church

Peter J. Gulia, Esq. ’81 & Patti McLaughlin

Valerie Finfrock Mittl, Ph.D. ’81

Raymond M. Montecalvo, M.D. ’81 & Catherine N. Kowal, M.D.

Conrad W. Nelson ’81

Keith A. Orris ’81 & Suzanne C. Orris

Class of 1982

Beth Ann L. Chivinski, C.P.A. ’82

F. William Hessmer IV, Esq. ’82

Lawrence J. Link ’82 & Cynthia Albert Link

Peggy S. Malnati ’82

Carin Blomquist Sherman ’82

Jocelyn Jolbitado Sivalingam, M.D. ’82

Class of 1983

Evelyn Van Ingen Fell ’83, P’12

Kimberly Idler Gillespie ’83 & Myles D. Gillespie ’83

John A. Hyman ’83 & Merri B. Hyman

Leanne McFalls ’83

Class of 1984

Judith Holman Bianchi ’84

Heidi Wagner Greenleaf ’84 & Richard C. Greenleaf III

Kendra Feldman McGuire, Esq. ’84

Stephen H. Price, Esq. ’84

Henry B. duP. Smith ’84

Class of 1985

Douglas J. McCormack, Esq. ’85

Jane Anderson Price ’85

Kevin Troutman ’85 & Darlene Troutman

David A. Wickard ’85

Edward D. Wylam ’85

Class of 1986

Bonnie J. Cox ’86

David B. Ganse III ’86 & Jaclyn Ganse

Heather Belaga McLean ’86 & Robert F. McLean

Kimberly Gasslein Olsan ’86, P’18 & Michael S. Olsan, Esq. ’86, P’18

Elizabeth J. Sadove, Esq. ’86

Jill Colford Schoeniger ’86 & Eric Schoeniger

June Marshall Smith ’86

Daniel Hill Weintraub, J.D. ’86 & Beth Weintraub

Class of 1987

David M. Coyne ’87

Brian T. Rutter ’87

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Kenneth Scalet ’87

Class of 1988

Bruce R. Levin ’88 & Dorie M. Levin

Teri C. Robertson ’88

Class of 1989

Alice Matsas Garten ’89 & Morris L. Garten, Esq. ’89

Peter J. Kastor, Ph.D. ’89

Class of 1990

Rebecca Dornbusch Bittle ’90 & Christopher B. Bittle

Mary Ann Moscony Cooke, Esq. ’90, P’20 & Alfred J. Cooke III P’20

Linda J. Cortese ’90 & James Curtis

Class of 1991

Leigh Poltrock Clouse, Esq. ’91 & David Clouse

Anthony L. Ross ’91

Darrell L. Umberger ’91

Class of 1993

Patricia E. Crebase ’93

Wendy Robin Stark ’93

Class of 1994

Jennifer M. Schlener ’94

Class of 1995

Donnell J. Butler, Ph.D. ’95

Christine Gary Cook ’95

Class of 1996

Melissa M. Cavanaugh ’96

Kara L. Clarke ’96

Class of 1998

Andrew H. Lee ’98

Class of 1999

Michael E. Sigmond ’99 & Stephanie Sigmond

Class of 2000

Peter J. Baker, Esq. ’00

Kirk R. Marzock ’00 & Emily W. Marzock

Emily A. Swonguer, D.C. ’00 & Marc S. Persson, D.C. ’00

Class of 2001

Faye J. Del Pezzo ’01

Annie Lyon ’01

Megan L. Morey, Esq. ’01

Kelly A. Straight, R.N. ’01 & Michael L. Turner, Ph.D.

Class of 2003

William R. Stone Jr. ’03

Matthew D. Weaver ’03

Class of 2005

Brett W. Murphy, Esq. ’05

Daniel E. Taglioli, Esq. ’05

Class of 2006

Rachel LaForgia Pavlakis ’06

Stacy L. Swymelar ’06

Elizabeth Randolph Taglioli ’06

Class of 2008

Michael T. Arnold ’08 & Dana Arnold

Nicholas M. Gardner ’08

Nathan C. George ’08

Elizabeth A. Starrantino ’08

Elizabeth Webber Wurster ’08 & Stephen K. Wurster ’08

Class of 2009

Deanna R. George, DPT ’09

Class of 2012

David R. Fell ’12

Class of 2013

Madelaine Fye Breimhurst ’13 & Daniel Breimhurst ’13

Elizabeth M. Hackett ’13

Abigail A. Komlenic ’13

Phillip M. Zabriskie ’13

PARENTS

John M. & Ellen B. Baldwin, Ph.D. P’99

Donald G. & Irene Blakeman P’84, P’86

Hugh A. Chairnoff P’88 & Hedda Chairnoff

Paula and Richard D. Dhein P’06

Charles A. & Pearl Dunn P’66

Salinda and Ralph Feldman P’84

Marvin C. Goodman P’62

Mervin G. Holland Jr. ’51, P’77

David J. & Edythe E. Klinges P’50, P’52

Lois Manton P’76

Michael F. McConnell P’71

Charles Morrison P’01

John C. & Patricia J. Richter P’03

John F. Ritchotte P’90

Robert P. & Mary P. Rittereiser P’82

Andrew P. & Patricia A. Steffan P’93

Leonard A. & Barbara A. Sylk P’08, P’11, P’14

Shirley I. Thackara P’79

Deena S. Tobias P’90

Susan Penecale Zolla P’00

FRIENDS

Anonymous (1)

Louise S. Ansberry

James P. Argires, M.D., F.A.C.S., F.A.A.N.S.

Doreen E. Boyce, Ph.D., L.H.D. & A. Warne Boyce

Edythe Klinges Bromley

John Scott Charles Jr.

Arthur R. Clark Jr.

Marion Clark

Paul Curcio U’07

Tony Distler

Robert W. Dommel

Edith Downs

Ruthanne & William H. Dudley

William T. Evans

John B. Fitzpatrick

Paul W. Fitzpatrick

Anna M. H. Gardner

E. Louise Gaudet

John M. Gibson

Sally Mather Gibson

Ellen Arnold Groff, L.H.D. & Robert F. Groff Jr.

Portia G. Gucanac

Mark & Fran Hirschman

Barbara Holmberg-Eichmann

Joyce Howard

Kim Jacobs

Charles A. Lauffer

John E. Lentz

Stephen Lesher

Frank & Marjorie McCarthy

Lisa L. & Wilson D. McElhinny

Jane M. & Paul A. Mueller Jr.

Sarah M. Muench

Emily K. Orzack

Muriel K. Padawer

Luan M. and Randolph C. Ryder Jr.

Mary Sachs

Brian M. Sagrestano, JD, CFRE

Margaret K. Schafer

Jack Douglas Shand, Ph.D.

Paul Shaub

Holland W. Starkey

Louise Walker

Spencer D. Wareheim

Maurice J. Warnock

Robin L. & James L. Whitely

Thomas E. Wolf, D.D.S.

FACULTY, PROFESSIONAL STAFF AND RETIREES

C. Alan Bruns, Ph.D. & Roberta Bruns

Joel Eigen, Ph.D.

Mrs. Hugh C. Evans, Ph.D.

John J. Farrell, Ph.D. & LaRue Farrell

Vera Gmuca

Lisa J. Gray ’00 & Robert C. Gray, Ph.D.

Bill Hutson

The Rev. Hubert J. Kealy

Paul R. Linfield

John J. McDermott, Ph.D. P’80

Carl S. Pike, Ph.D. & Ellen L. Pike

George Rosenstein Jr., Ph.D. & Harriet M. Rosenstein

David P. Schuyler, Ph.D.

Peter S. Seadle, Ph.D.

Keith Spalding, L.H.D. & Dorothy Spalding

Glenn Stevens, Ph.D.

Stephen E. & Patricia T. Stockwell

Phyllis C. Whitesell P’90, G’16 & William E. Whitesell, Ph.D. P’90, G’16

Gina & Stanley Zeamer

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Abbvie

Robert C. Aber, M.D. ’65 & Karen Aber

Edwin A. Abrahamsen, Esq. ’73 & Mary Ann Abrahamsen

John S. Alexander, USN (Ret.) ’36

The Allergy & Asthma Foundation of Lancaster County

Barbara K. Altmann, Ph.D. & John T. Stacey, Ph.D.

Stanley L. Altmark, C.P.A. ’84 & Jill Altmark

American Endowment Foundation

American Online Giving Foundation

Melissa N. Anderson, Psy.D. P’23 & Paul B. Anderson, Psy.D. P’23

Anderson Family Foundation

Christopher W. & Adrienne M. Anderson P’21

Mohammed A. Anjarwala ’99 & Rabia Zafar

Anonymous

Eleanna W. Antoniou ’12 & Michael W. Dohrmann ’12

Joshua D. Arnold, C.F.P. ’72

Michael T. Arnold ’08 & Dana Arnold

Sameer Arora ’93 & Bhavya Arora

Robert E. Ash Jr. ’91

Reeve Askew, D.C. ’66, P’96

Elizabeth G. Atterbury P’01

Reed D. Auerbach, Esq. ’80 & Adrienne Petite Auerbach

K. Scott Auker ’95 & Cynthia DeFelice Auker ’96

Wanda Pompey Austin, Ph.D. ’75 & Wade Austin Jr.

Ayco Charitable Foundation

Robert C. Azarow, Esq. ’83 & Amy Stone Azarow ’84

Jonathan E. Babkow ’88 & Maia Rubin

Leonard Bachman, M.D. ’46

Ellen H. Bachow & Win Churchill

John H. Backman, M.D. ’57 & Alicia Gavalya, M.D.

Raymond P. Bain, Ph.D. ’75 & Marlene N. Cole, D.V.M., M.P.H.

Robert C. Bair, M.D. ’47, P’82, P’83

Christopher Baldwin, Esq. ’65 & Mary Baldwin

Harden Ballantine, Ed.D. ’61 & Jeanne Ballantine

Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund

Bank of America Foundation

Jane Bannan

Kate L. Barnes ’06 & Jack D. Rosenthal ’06

Richard C. Barth, Ph.D. ’71 & Carol A. Barth

Veronica Miele Beard ’94 & Anson H. Beard

Sarah Mullane Becker ’98 & Ryan A. Becker, Esq. ’98

David E. Beecher ’78

Nancy Lautensack Belser, M.D. ’80, P’13 & Paul H. Belser, M.D. ’80, P’13

George Benczak ’52

Dean S. & Gabrielle B. Benjamin P’21

Susan Benz P’17 & Philip Caron, Ph.D., M.D. P’17

Michael D. Berg ’00 & Heather Berg

Darren B. Bernhard, Esq. ’83 & Amy Bernhard

Joseph F. Berry II ’92 & Susan S. Stuard

Bessemer Giving Fund

Charles G. Bickford, Ph.D. ’63, P’96 & Barbara Bickford P’96

The John Bickford Foundation

Richard A. Bidgood, Ph.D. ’76 & Ann R. Steiner, Ph.D.

The Billy Mac Fund

The Blackbaud Giving Fund

Howard L. Blieden ’69

Richard A. Block, M.D. ’70 & Janice Block

Bloomberg Philanthropies

Michael H. Blum ’87 & Jamie Shor

Ira Bodenstein, Esq. ’77 & Julia Smith

William M. Boehme, M.D. ’66

Roger E. Bolton, Ph.D. ’59 & Julia G. Bolton

Thomas P. Bonanno ’78 & Margaret Bonanno

Leon W. Bonner Jr. ’65 & Redge R. Meixner

Niel J. Borrelli, M.D. ’62 & Joanne Borrelli

Julia K. Bossidy P’16, P’18 & Michael J. Bossidy Sr. P’16, P’18

Carl O. Bostrom, Ph.D. ’56 & Sara Bostrom

Scott P. Boylan, Esq. ’82 & Kim Boylan

Lawrence G. Braitman, Esq. ’80

Darrell Braman Jr., Esq. ’85 & Randi Kramer Braman, D.O. ’87

Stanley M. Brand, Esq. ’70 & Ellen Brand

Bright Funds Foundation

Margery A. Brittain ’79

Brooks Family Foundation

Robert J. Brooks Sr. ’66, P’98 & Susan C. Brooks P’98

Lynne & Jerald J. Brownstein ’63

Dennis S. Buchan ’65 & Mary B. Buchan, Ph.D.

Buchanan Family Foundation

Agnes & Macdonald Budd G’17

William W. Burdick ’00

James M. Burgess P’19 & Elizabeth A. Casey P’19

Jeff Burgess G’23

Daniel P. Burke ’14

Leslie J. Burlingame, Ph.D.

John K. Bury ’66 & Carol Bury

Modia J. Butler ’95

Jeremy F. & Tami-Louise P. Butz P’22

The Butz Foundation

Robert P. Byelick, Esq. ’72 & Barbara B. Byelick

Mary E. Cademartori ’87

CAF American Donor Fund

Stephen A. & Sharon L. Caffrey P’23

Joseph A. & Meredith C. Callanan P’19

Alan S. Caniglia, Ph.D. & Janneke Van Beusekom, Ph.D.

Douglas V. Cannaliato ’96 & Gina P. Cannaliato

Cecelia Higgins Cannizzaro ’72 & Gerald Cannizzaro

Julius H. Caplan Charitable Foundation

Sloan D. Caplan ’96 & Rebecca Caplan

Erin Matsil Capone ’05 & Matthew F. Capone ’05

Carlyle Group

Case, Pomeroy & Company, Inc.

Cathy Blaney and Associates, Inc.

Helaine Chairnoff W’88

Hugh & Hedda Chairnoff P’88

Jeffrey A. Choney ’68 & Pamela Choney

Christ Episcopal Church

Benjamin Franklin SocietyThe Benjamin Franklin Society celebrates the strong annual support of Franklin & Marshall’s alumni, parents and friends. Benjamin Franklin Society gifts begin at $1,787, commemorating the College’s founding year and demonstrating these supporters’ leadership in advancing the College. Just as Benjamin Franklin’s gift of £200 was critical to the College’s history, the gifts of Benjamin Franklin Society members are critical in shaping F&M’s future.

Italics indicate members of our community who are deceased.

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Kevin S. Christman ’86 & Lisa Christman

Vanessa Christman ’83 & David J. Newman ’85

Cisco Systems

Christopher I. Clark, Esq. ’93

John H. Clark ’62 & Mary Lee S. Clark

Bradley D. Cobb ’85 & Gudrun Loercher Cobb, M.D. ’87

Cobb Foundation, Inc.

Paul J. Cohen ’22

Jana R. Cohn P’12 & Steven Cohn, J.D. P’12

Sarah Hedberg Collings ’79

William R. Collins ’89 & Robin Collins

Commonwealth Charitable Fund

Kristen C. Connor ’95 & Barry Connor

John C. Conti Jr. ’79 & Elaine Conti

Jack P. Cook Jr. ’74

Denis A. Cortese, M.D. ’66, P’92 & Donna Cortese

Joseph M. Corvasce, M.D. ’68 & Sarah Corvasce

Paige A. Costigan ’00 & Matthew DeFusco

Karen Sharpless Coviello ’86, W’86

Donna Zaccaria Coyne ’84 & Steven W. Coyne

William P. Cracas ’65, P’92 & Janna Cracas

Akilah F. Craig ’09 & Charles Grutzmacher

Credit Suisse

Bruce J. Croushore ’69 & Michele Hilmes

Paul Curcio

William H. Curtis ’61 & Rita Curtis

Steven M. Curwin, Esq. ’80 & Lisa Barban Curwin, Ph.D. ’82

CVC Capital Partners

Xiaoyan Dai P’23 & Xianjun Wu P’23

Doreen Etingin Davidowitz, Esq. ’78, P’14 & Neil B. Davidowitz, Esq. ’78, P’14

Shanni C. Davidowitz ’14

Paul K. Davis, M.D. ’79, P’16, P’22 & Caroline K. Davis, M.D. P’16, P’22

Davis United World College Scholars Program

Shelby & Gale Davis

Michelle M. de Aldrey ’82

Joshua R. De Leon, M.D. ’84, P’17 & Giovanna De Leon, M.D. P’17

Michael A. DeCola ’75 & Lee Foster

Dell EMC Corporation

Deloitte Foundation

Christie Del Rey-Cone, Esq. ’99 & Jason T. Cone ’99

A. Louis Denton, Esq. ’80

Al K. DeRoy, Ph.D., M.P.A. ’70

Robert V. & Suzanne M. DeSantis P’19, P’23

Julie Lattin DesChamps ’93 & Matthew N. DesChamps ’93

Agnes L. Devlin Memorial Fund

Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation

Ellen Frevel DiMayo ’79 & Michael A. DiMayo ’79

Dennis P. DiRenzo, M.D. ’76, P’12 & Judith Reed DiRenzo, C.P.A. ’78, P’12

Joseph S. Doherty ’65

The Richard D. Donchian Foundation

Amy Kinsey Dooley ’77 & Larry P. Dooley

Estate of Edith Downs

Danel Draguljic, Ph.D.

Kenneth M. Duberstein, LL.D. ’65, P’09, P’12 & Jacquelyn Fain Duberstein

Steven M. Dubner ’64 & Carolann Dubner

Susan Dubner W’64, P’92

Gene M. Dubowchik, Ph.D. ’81 & Rosemary Dubowchik

Frederick B. Duckloe ’72, P’13 & Joan M. Duckloe P’13

Kaushik R. Dutta ’93

Henry A. Eberle Jr. ’55

Robert L. Eddy Jr., Esq. ’66 & Barbara Allen Eddy

Elizabeth A. Eide, Ph.D. ’88

John & Domenica Elbasan P’23

Huntington Eldridge III ’10

Matthew O. Elkes ’77 & Michele Di Pasquale Elkes ’78

Maria DiStravolo Elliott, Esq. ’87

Kurt J. Elmer ’19

Laura Ensler ’77 & David Rivel

Enterprise Holdings Foundation

Hilary J. Eppley, Ph.D. ’91 & David C. Murray ’91

Jay M. Epstein, D.M.D. ’80, P’11, P’14, P’19 & Stephanie J. Simon ’81, P’11, P’14, P’19

Ernst & Young Foundation

Douglas H. Evans, Esq. ’72 & Sarah E. Cogan, Esq.

Palmer C. Evans, M.D. ’63 & Sara E. Evans

Martin E. Everett ’53

Eversource

ExxonMobil Foundation

Matthew K. & Michele Eynon

FACE Foundation

Richard D. Fairman ’70

Robert B. Falk Jr., M.D. ’67 & Carol Falk

Dr. Joan Fallon ’79

Kimberly Faris, Psy.D. W’66

Evelyn N. Farkas, Ph.D. ’89

David V. & Anne W. Fass P’17

Billa Faucett

Arielle L. Felberg ’20

Michael Feldberg Ruth Lazarus Trust

Jeffrey M. Feldman, M.D. ’78, P’09 & Debra Zimring Feldman ’79, P’09

Alan L. Fell, Esq. ’70 & Millie R. Fell, M.D.

William D. Fergusson ’68 & Marilyn Fergusson

William E. Ferry Jr. ’63, P’96 & Julia S. Ferry P’96

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Barry R. Finegold ’93 & Amy Finegold

Anne M. Finestone P’21 & Charles P. Dolan P’21

John L. Finlayson ’64

David and Hilda Fins Family Foundation

Deborah Fins P’20 & Donald S. Strait P’20

Bruce W. Firkins ’73 & Diane Firkins

John E. Fischer ’77 & Dorothy Fischer

Thomas M. Fishbein, M.D. ’85 & Veronica Gomez-Lobo, M.D.

Judith C. Fishlow Minter P’19 & Mark H. Minter P’19

Lisa A. Fitton P’21 & B.J. Zellers P’21

Richard J. Fleder ’76 & Mindy Fleder

Thomas J. & Meira P. Fleisch P’16

Brendan T. Flynn ’24

Peter A. Flynn ’99 & Janet Flynn

Jessica Kunkle Fokides ’05 & Alexander T. Fokides ’05

Charles S. Foresman ’63 & Marcia M. Foresman

Michael Forman

Forman Family Foundation

Dean T. Fournaris, Esq. ’88, P’24 & Christina Fournaris P’24

Thomas R. Fournaris ’24

Estate of Adele W. Fox W’34

Benjamin & Wendy Frank P’24

Franklin & Marshall Football Association

Robert L. Freedman ’70 & Ann Louise Freedman

Ellis F. Friedman, M.D. ’63 & Irene Stern Friedman

Paul D. Friedman, Esq. ’75 & Dene R. Friedman

John A. Fry H’10 & Cara K. Fry

Rufus A. Fulton Jr. ’66 & Judith Fulton

Coleman Fung

Coleman Fung Foundation, Inc.

Eric H. Gable ’85 & Margaret Carson-Gable

Jennifer C. Galambos, Ed.D. ’88

Kathy Sweren Garber ’80 & Andrew H. Garber, C.P.A. ’80

Alice Matsas Garten ’89 & Morris L. Garten, Esq. ’89

Donald P. Gazibara, M.D. ’53 & Barbara Gazibara

GE Foundation

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Susan Katz Gervais ’95, P’25 & Donald G. Gervais Jr., C.F.A. ’96, P’25

Richard Gherst II, C.P.A. ’64, P’89 & Eleanor Gherst P’89

Joseph Gianfortoni, M.D. ’73 & Emily Wells Gianfortoni

Gibb Foundation

Thomas L. Gipson ’65 & Patricia Gipson

Gipson Family Foundation

Alan S. Glazer, Ph.D. ’69

Thomas K. & Kathryn P. Glennan P’13

Robert D. Glidden Jr. ’69, P’99 & Eileen Glidden P’99

Gary E. Glontz, M.D. ’58 & Jean Glontz

Goldman Sachs Gives

Roy Goldman, Ph.D. ’69 & Georgia Goldman

Lawrence Goldstein, Esq. ’57 & Rosa Goldstein

The Goldstone Fund, Inc.

Theodore S. Golfinopoulos ’88 & Eve Golfinopoulos

Cindy S. Goodman-Leib ’86, P’19 & Scott D. Leib ’87, P’19

Cynthia C. Gorman

Frank H. Granito III, Esq. ’81 & Monica Granito

The Granito Family Foundation

Greater Cincinnati Foundation

Richard J. Grissinger ’92 & Anne P. Grissinger

Jos Keiper Groff, Sr. ’48 & Margaret Groff

Robert & Shelley Gula P’20

James D. Hagelgans, Esq. ’79 & Gale Zorian-Hagelgans

Stephen J. Hall ’65 & Hope Hall

John M. & Audrey C. Hallgren P’83

Emily Sennesh Halpern ’01 & Adam Halpern

Cherise Y. Hamblin, M.D. ’03 & Shaun Murphy

Melissa L. Hansen, M.D. ’03

George J. Harad ’65 & Beverly M. Harad

Kathleen E. Harring, Ph.D. ’80, P’11 & John Wittenbraker, Ph.D. P’11

Bradley R. Harris ’89 & Sandy Harris

Brian S. & Sara Jane Harris P’23

Patricia E. Harris ’77 & Mark D. Lebow, Esq.

Eugene Harsh, USAF (Ret.) ’54

Stephen H. Hart, Jr. ’44

Brett S. Harwood ’71 & Margery Harwood

Brett and Margery Harwood Foundation

Qing He ’95 & Zhenqing Wu, M.D. ’96

Kenneth P. Heaps, M.D. ’61 & Judith Warren Heaps

Donald J. Hendler ’67 & Adrienne Hendler

John C. Herrold, Esq. ’67 & Janice Herrold

Michael Hershfield, M.D. ’63 & Susan B. Hershfield

Gregory A. Hershman ’12

James D. Hettleman ’94

Michael K. Hettleman ’57, P’94 & Barbara G. Hettleman P’94

Ray L. Hillard, Ph.D. ’59 & Brenda Hillard

Hillel Foundation for Jewish Campus Life

Akiko Hirose P’14 & Barry Silver P’14

James B. Hochron ’74 & Jean Hochron

James D. Hoeschele, Ph.D. ’59 & Audrone V. Hoeschele

Andrew J. Hoffman ’03

O.C. Hognander Jr. ’64

Hognander Foundation

Michael J. Holden ’07 & Emily Perl Holden

Estate of Barbara Holmberg-Eichmann

Peter A. Holmes, Ph.D. ’63 & Nan Holmes

William F. Honaman, D.H.L. ’55, P’81, P’83 & Eleanor Honaman P’81, P’83

Robert I. Hood, Jr. ’63 & Denise Hood

Arthur W. Hooper Jr., Esq. ’66 & Nancy Hooper

Sheila Gaunt Horan, Ph.D. ’76 & Stephen J. Horan, Ph.D. ’76

Geoffrey H. Hornbeck ’67 & Ann Hornbeck

Akbar Hossain ’13

Elizabeth Schrader Hougen, C.M.A. ’83 & Murray L. Hougen

Susan M. Hovanec ’92

Deborah Hand Howley ’80, P’12 & Andrew Howley P’12

Arthur W. Hughes III, Esq. ’64 & Jane Greenhood, Esq.

Robert C. Hunsicker, M.D. ’62 & Jeanne Hunsicker

John A. Hyman ’83 & Merri B. Hyman

Mary B. Hyman W’47

Nancy L. Hyman

IBM Corporation

Carl F. Ilardi ’69 & R. Dale Tanner

ING Direct

Alan R. Ingraham ’72 & Diana Ingraham

Thomas H. Insley ’72 & Wanda Insley

Intel Corporation Charitable Match Trust

John N. Irwin, C.P.A. ’59 & Lucy Irwin

Benjamin Franklin Society (continued)

Ruth Ivor Foundation

Richard B. Jacaruso, D.O., F.A.C.C., F.A.S.N.C. ’80 & Christine Jacaruso, Ph.D.

William H. Jahn III ’65 & Sharon D. Jahn

Catherine N. Jasons, Esq. ’76

The Jennifer Foundation

Richard Jensen G’24

Jewish Communal Fund

Jewish Federation of Cleveland

Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh

Johnson & Johnson

Andrea & Lloyd H. Jones

Dan B. Jones ’64 & Marilyn Jones

Stephen W. Jones, Esq. ’64 & Georgina Jones

Glenn F. Jorgensen ’75, P’15 & Elizabeth Ryan Jorgensen ’76, P’15

Lon K. Jury ’84, P’15 & Jennifer L. Jury P’15

Robert J. Kafin, Esq. ’63 & Carol Kafin

Debra Amper Kahn ’75 & James Kahn, Esq.

JoAnn Kahn ’73, P’17 & Thomas L. Lyon P’17

Andrew G. Kallman ’84 & Ilene Friedland

Matthew H. Kamens, Esq. ’73 & Elizabeth G. Kamens

Lewis H. Kaminester, M.D. ’67 & Vera Kaminester

John D. & Lori H. Kann P’21

Bonnie C. Kaplan ’88 & Richard Kaplan, M.D.

Charles W. & Andrea Katter P’14

Charlotte K. Katter ’14

Claudia E. Katz ’88 & Scott Vanzo

Samuel T. Katz ’20

Douglas H. Kauffman ’81 & Cheryl McComsey Kauffman ’82

Frederick A. Kayal, M.D. P’93 & Leila Kayal P’93

Daniel T. Kelleher ’23

Patrick B. Kelleher ’79

Peter A. Keller ’67, P’03 & Rhonda Keller P’03

Mary Bennett Kellmanson ’89 & Jeffrey S. Kellmanson ’89

Jeffrey F. Kelly ’76

John M. Kelly, Esq. ’83

Donald S. Kent ’76 & Martha F. Kent

David L. Kershner, Esq., Ph.D. ’83, P’17 & Rhonda Sullivan Kershner ’84, P’17

M. Alison Kibler, Ph.D. & Dennis Deslippe, Ph.D.

Robert W. Kieffer, M.D. ’74 & Lynn Kieffer

Shane K. Kim, M.D. ’97

Kelt Kindick ’76, P’07 & Risa Kaplan

Henry G. Kirn Jr., C.F.A., C.P.A. ’93 & Anne M. Mascarenhas ’94

Dale C. Kistler, M.D. ’64

Lane A. Kistler, M.D. ’68

Neil D. Klar ’68 & Eileen Klar

Joshua N. Klatzkin, Esq. ’96 & Fernanda Klatzkin

Harvey E. Klehr, Ph.D. ’67, P’09 & Marcy Steinberg P’09

Leonard M. Klehr, Esq. ’72, P’12 & Susan Kline Klehr ’73, P’12

Rhonda L. Klein G’21

Cipora C. Klionsky ’07

Daniel Klionsky P’07 & Janee E. Studnitzer, Ph.D. P’07

Klionsky Foundation

Richard Kneedler, Ph.D. ’65, P’98 & Suzette G. Kneedler P’98

Peter W. Knipe ’71 & Janet Knipe

Richard A. Knobelman, M.D. ’67

Jennifer & Eric P. Kohlsaat ’85

Gary J. Kolanchick, M.D. ’75 & Patrick M. Golden

Eileen A. Koolpe W’69

KPMG Foundation

Mark M. Kramer, M.D. ’72 & Andrea Kramer

Hale A. Krasne & Robert M. Krasne, Esq.

The Kresge Foundation

Christine Corkran Kretkowski, Esq. ’05 & Keith Kretkowski

Calvin P. Krippner ’22

Ronald J. & Vanessa J. Krippner P’22, P’25

Arjun Krishnan ’02 & Allegra Stanley

Gwin M. Krouse, Esq. ’75

Michael Kurtz ’83 & Sharon Kurtz

Adam M. Kushner, Esq. ’81 & Stephanie Kushner

Michael S. Kushner & Carol Dauman

Barry S. Lafer ’69 & Jill Lafer

Christine B. & Joseph E. Laird Jr. ’67

Jeffrey A. Lamia, Ph.D. ’66 & Elaine H. Arnold

Lancaster County Career & Tech Foundation

The Lancaster County Community Foundation

Stewart L. Lancaster, M.D. ’78, P’13 & Frances S. Lancaster P’13

Lang Rogers Family Foundation

Neal R. Langerman, Ph.D. ’65 & Sharron Sussman, M.D.

James E. Lapine ’71 & Sarah M. Kernochan

Roger C. Lark ’65 & Linda Lark

Larry P. Laubach, Esq. ’77 & Michelle Laubach

Amy T. Layman

Ruth F. Lazarus P’12 & Michael S. Feldberg, Esq. P’12

Stanton S. Lebouitz, M.D. ’65 & Jane Lebouitz

David H. Lehman, Ph.D. ’68, P’01 & Rollie Jordan

Burton M. Leibert, Esq. ’66 & Ruth Leibert

Elliot S. Leibowitz P’22 & Jody B. Leibowitz

James E. Lemonick ’80 & Leslie M. Lemonick

Giovanna Faleschini Lerner, Ph.D. & L. Scott Lerner, Ph.D.

Stephen Lesher Trust

MaryEllen & Ray Letterman

Karl H. Leuffen ’56 & Betty R. Leuffen

Bruce R. Levin ’88 & Dorie M. Levin

The Leviton Foundation, Inc.

Joel J. Levy, Esq. ’67 & Carol Levy

Stephen R. Lewin, Esq. ’71 & Claire Lewin

Mark D. Lewis ’77

Les J. Lieberman ’78 & Barri Lieberman

Lincoln Ellsworth Foundation

The Christian & Mary Lindback Foundation

Leslie A. Lindeman ’13 & Andrew S. Glennan ’13

Sandford Lindenbaum, Esq. ’70 & Leslie S. Lindenbaum

Jeffrey A. Lins, M.D. ’78 & Don Gillin

Lewis A. Lipsitz, M.D. ’73 & Louise Preston Lipsitz ’74

Louis Lista ’80 & Paul DeVeau

Mary L. Little ’75

Chenxi Liu ’20

X. Greg Liu, Esq. ’93 & Cathy Chen

Estate of Evelyn K. Livingood

Stephen D. Lockey III, M.D. ’59, P’11 & Donna K. Lockey P’11

Dena & Samuel N. Lombardo

Jan Lookingbill ’68, P’97, P’99 & Judith Lookingbill P’97, P’99

Steven C. Ludwig, M.D. P’24 & Cynthia C. Amitin, M.D. P’24

Jay S. Lupin, M.D. ’74 & Judy Lupin

Douglas M. Lurio, Esq. ’78, P’11 & Margaret Sherry Lurio, Esq. P’11

Ellen Elwell Lutrey ’80 & Scott Lutrey

Clinton D. Lynch ’74 & Donna Lynch

Mary Ciccaglione Manacher-Fritsch ’81 & Daniel T. Fritsch Jr.

David E. & Melissa K. Mangum P’24

Dean L. Mann, M.D. P’23 & Petra Lenz, M.D. P’23

Arnold Margolis ’78 & Susan Herold-Margolis

Melissa Kofsky Margulies, Esq. ’84 & Stuart A. Margulies ’84

Michael I. Mark, Esq. ’74

Joel L. Marmar, M.D. ’60 & Alexis M. Berg, Esq. P’93

Fred S. Marshall ’70, P’12 & Sheila Marshall P’12

Benjamin C. Martin ’16

Carl E. Martin ’61 & M. Elaine Martin

The Martin Family Charitable Foundation, Inc.

Thomas J. Martin, M.D. ’56, P’96 & Lois D. Martin, D. Min. P’96

William B. Martin, Ph.D. ’50 & Yvonne C. Martin, Ph.D.

Joanne Bell Martucci ’79 & Louis J. Martucci ’79

Zachary Masnikoff ’25

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Richard J. Mason, M.D. ’83 & Betsy Mason, M.D.

Bradley A. Massam, C.P.A. ’83 & Barbara J. Massam

Alexander Massengale, M.D. ’65 & Ker A. Massengale

Elizabeth Melneck Maurer ’79 & James H. Maurer, Jr. ’79

George D. May III ’69, P’90 & Jessica Heath May ’70, P’90

Laurence K. May, Esq. ’72 & Anne K. May

Estate of Worthington Mayo-Smith P’85

Robert G. Maze ’20

Justin C. Mazur ’97

Edward J. McClain, M.D. P’21 & Michele Lozito, CRNP, MBA, DNP P’21

Douglas J. McCormack, Esq. ’85

Kevin M. McCormack, C.P.A. ’71 & Nancy McCormack

Lisa L. & Wilson D. McElhinny

Leanne McFalls ’83

Leo McFarland ’11 & Jose Santiago

William F. & Lorraine McGuire P’07

Susan Bowen McKay ’80, P’19

David J. McPherson, Esq. ’81 & M. Tracy McPherson, Esq.

Clark M. McSparren Jr., M.D. ’55

Wendy Sare Meadows, Esq., ’02

Kenneth B. Mehlman ’88

G. Jeffrey Meiler ’90, P’21 & Amanda K. Meiler P’21

Scott J. Mellis, M.D., Ph.D. P’13 & Melanie G. Kogan, M.D. P’13

Richard King Mellon Foundation

The Merck Partnership for Giving

Audrey Twarogowski Meredith ’80 & Gregory P. Meredith

MetLife Foundation

Elizabeth F. Meyer, Esq. ’76 & Scott W. MacKay

Martha Rappaport Meyers ’74 & William L. Meyers

Beverly J. Michalak P’89

Barry H. & Karen W. Miller

Karen W. Miller & Barry Miller Family Foundation

Bradley Miller ’85

Ronald E. Miller ’55, P’87, P’89, G’11, G’14 & Barbara B. Miller P’87, P’89, G’11, G’14

Yehia Y. Mishriki, M.D. ’76 & Judy Mishriki

Larissa Swales Modesitt ’92 & Brian J. Modesitt ’94

Phyllis A. Mondelli, C.P.A. ’76 & Paul Pazniokas

Richard A. Mones, M.D. ’68, P’00 & Pamela R. Mones P’00

Raymond M. Montecalvo, M.D. ’81 & Catherine N. Kowal, M.D.

Heidi Hoffman Mooney ’91 & Matthew A. Mooney

John P. & Joanne Mooney P’22, P’23

John W. Moore, Ph.D. ’61 & Elizabeth Moore

Morgan Stanley

Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Global

Jeffrey D. Morgan ’80 & Molly Morgan

J.P. Morgan Charitable Giving Fund

Granville R. Morris, Esq. ’68 & Judy Morris

Jainel M. & Peter R. Morris

Jainel M. Morris Trust

Maria Rocco Morris ’84 & Barry Morris

Wayne S. Mountz Jr. ’65 & Susan Mountz

Paul D. Mowery ’71 & Dawn Mowery

Theodore F. Mucha, M.D. ’60 & Carole M. Mucha, Ph.D.

Ralph R. Mueller ’59 & Laura Mueller

Johann D. Mulla-Feroze ’94 & Anuradha Munshi ’97

Robert E. Mullins, Ph.D. ’91 & Suzanne Gregson Mullins

Michael J. Mumma, Ph.D. ’63 & Sage T. Mumma

Richard L. Munk, M.D. ’67 & Dorothy Munk

Julie Vaughan Murchinson ’92 & Jon Murchinson

Seiki Murono ’66 & Lynette Murono

Sarah Murphy P’24

Sandra Alpert Nachlis ’94 & Brian Nachlis ’94

Warren Nachlis, Ph.D., J.D. ’87 & Debra Jacob-Nachlis, Esq. ’90

Lois Lucente Narr, D.O. ’86 & Frank J. Narr Jr., C.P.A. ’86

National Christian Foundation South Florida

National Philanthropic Trust

Carmen T. Navia ’18

Michelle Reinke Neblett ’00 & Ronald V. Neblett

Andrew R. Nehrbas ’75 & Danna Nehrbas

Joel D. Neigh ’92 & Carla Hetzel

John L. Neigh, M.D. ’55, P’92, G’15 & Charline W. Neigh P’92, G’15

The Neubauer Family Foundation

The New York Community Trust

The Next Generation Foundation

Joseph H. Nguyen ’19

George N. Nicholas ’07 & Laura Nicholas

Eileen M. Nicholas P’20 & Stephen J. Nicholas, M.D. P’20

Nicholas G. & Sandra K. Nicholas Foundation

Kenneth C. Nieberg, M.D. ’55 & Roberta Nieberg, M.D.

Mihail A. Nikolov ’02 & Mihaela Krasteva-Nikolov

Thomas W. Nissley, M.Div. ’55 & Emily Baldwin Nissley

Eric Noll ’83, P’09 & Georgiana W. Noll P’09

Joseph P. Nolt ’59 & Marianne Nolt

Matthew E. Ochs, M.D. ’69 & Judith Ochs, M.D.

Thomas B. O’Connor ’87, P’17, P’19 & Maureen P. O’Connor P’17, P’19

Kerrey M. Olden, C.P.A. ’01 & Dan Olden Jr.

William F. O’Leary ’77 & Elizabeth F. O’Leary, Esq.

Robert J. Olender, Esq. ’73 & Candace Olender

Oliver Dewey Marcks Foundation

Kathryn M. O’Loughlin ’20

Kimberly Gasslein Olsan ’86, P’18 & Michael S. Olsan, Esq. ’86, P’18

Keith A. Orris ’81 & Suzanne C. Orris

Orsid Realty Corporation

Richard M. Ossoff ’71 & Heather Fenton

Vance P. Packard ’65

Kamen K. Palatov ’97

Susan Pauline Pape ’82

Alexandra S. Pappas ’12

Dean S. Pappas ’10

Spiro P. Pappas ’75, P’10, P’12 & Elayna A. Pappas P’10, P’12

Geoffrey M. & Nicole L. Parkinson P’21

Jessie G. Parsons ’14 & Cody Bohonnon

Howard J. Patton, Ph.D. ’71, P’08 & Mary F. Patton P’08

Rachel Ward Pavlakis ’06 & Constantine E. Pavlakis ’06

Arthur C. Pedersen ’66 & Dale Pedersen

Arthur L. Pelberg, M.D., M.P.A. ’71 & Linda H. Pelberg

Richard H. Penley ’66 & Wendy Penley

Robert B. Pepinsky, Ph.D. ’76 & Laurelee Osborn

Jacob B. Perry ’25

Michael A. Petralia P’24 & Catherine A. Blaney-Petralia P’24

Elliott Pew ’77 & Terry M. Pew

The Philadelphia Foundation

David M. & Nancy Phillips P’22

Roland R. Phillips ’97 & Courtney M. Phillips

Sandy M. Pike W’58

Jon W. Plebani ’69 & Joanna Plebani

Boden B. Polikoff ’20

Benjamin Franklin Society (continued)

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Frederick A. Polner, Esq. ’71, P’13 & Margaret S. Clark, Ph.D. ’73, P’13

Scott H. Polster, Esq. ’77 & Cindy Polster

Daniel R. Porterfield, Ph.D. H’18 & Karen A. Herrling, Esq.

Lisa S. Portnoy, C.P.A. ’83

Ericka L. Powell, M.D. ’94 & William Lipkin-Moore

Prism The Gift Fund

PSEG Foundation

Bruce W. Puerling ’66, P’91 & Ann Puerling

Michael S. Pulwer ’72

M. Robert Queler, Esq. ’60 & Judith Queler

Mark W. Quick ’06

Atif M. Rahim ’01 & Erum Fajanda

Carrie E. Rampp & Heidi Schuerger

Debbie & Adam Rappaport

Marc W. Rapuano, Esq. ’00 & Elizabeth Rapuano

Phillip Raspe, Jr., C.P.A. ’56

Raymond James Charitable Endowment Fund

Robert S. Ream, M.D. ’82 & Sheryl S. Ream

Renaissance Charitable Foundation, Inc.

Frederick Repasky ’61 & Sandra Repasky

Jay S. Ridder ’91 & Kimberly Ridder

Harry Ridenour Jr., C.P.A. ’63 & Carolyn Ridenour

Elizabeth Feldstein Rile ’90, P’19 & Christopher W. Rile, Esq. ’91, P’19

Susan Moss Ringler, Esq. ’77

Paul H. Ripple, M.D. ’43, P’72

Peter & Gillian Rittmaster P’22

Ricardo G. Rivers ’93 & Annalai Wheat Rivers, Esq. ’03

R. Miles & Alena Robert P’22

Norman & Bettina Roberts Foundation, Inc.

Craig G. Robertson ’70 & Susan Robertson

Jacqueline Jabara Robinson ’90 & William C. Robinson

Fred A. & Jill M. Robustelli P’21

M. Joseph Rocks P’09 & Liz Greco-Rocks P’09

Timothy Rogers

Michael A. Roman, Esq. ’73 & Catherine Cross Roman ’77

Katherine Quick Rosa ’92 & Carlos Rosa

Robert L. Roschel, M.D. ’54 & Anna M. Roschel

Patti J. Rosenberg P’15 & Samuel J. Rosenberg, Ph.D. P’15

George M. Rosenstein Jr., Ph.D. & Harriet M. Rosenstein

Paul S. Rosica ’86, P’18, P’21, P’23 & Elizabeth H. Rosica P’18, P’21, P’23

Andrew E. Roth, Esq. ’00 & Sarra C. Roth

Andrew M. Rouse ’49

Schuyler W. Routt ’13

Joel Rubin ’50, G’15 & Carole Epstein, Esq. G’15

Edward Rubinstein, C.P.A. ’68 & Pamela Rubinstein

Rudin Foundation, Inc.

Georgina T. & Thomas A. Russo

James F. Ruthven ’70 & Diana Ruthven

Brian T. Rutter ’87

Amanda Atterbury Ryan, V.M.D. ’01 & Kevin T. Ryan

S&P Global

Philip G. Samponaro Sr. ’63

Maurice R. & Lourdes M. Samuels P’18

Louis W. Sanders, Esq. ’64 & Marion Sanders

Chandran & Mallika Sankaran P’23

Raymond A. Sanseverino, Esq. ’68 & Kimber Frank Sanseverino

Sydney B. Saperstein ’68 & Judith Saperstein

Alice Savastio W’55

Charles D. Schaeffer Jr., Ph.D. ’70

Mary L. Schapiro, Esq. ’77, P’16, P’18 & Charles A. Cadwell P’16, P’18

C. Kenneth Scheid ’48

Robert M. Schenck ’68, P’99 & Alice Schenck P’99

Gerold L. Schiebler, M.D. ’50 & Audrey L. Schiebler

Jennifer M. Schlener-Thomas ’94 & Roy Thomas

Robert S. Schlossberg, Esq. ’79, P’14 & Helene S. Schlossberg P’14

John R. Schmidt ’61 & Patty Schmidt

Barbara Plechner Schneider ’89 & David Schneider ’90

George H. Schnyder ’66 & Lynne Schnyder

Gregory M. Schramm ’93 & Patty Schramm

Richard D. Schubert, M.D. ’68, P’03 & Geanne L. Schubert P’03

Tyler J. Schubert ’19

William M. Schulman, M.D. ’70, P’09, P’14 & Barbara A. Schulman P’09, P’14

David P. Schuyler, Ph.D.

Schwab Charitable Fund

Adrian B. Schwartz ’93 & Jenny Schwartz

SeaBridge Investment Advisors

Stephen H. Sedgwick ’68 & Anne Sedgwick

Craig P. Seebald, Esq. ’89 & Carla A. Seebald, Esq.

David J. & Kimberly B. Seeherman P’23

Lisa P. Seidman ’79

Vinod Sekhar ’94 & Winy Sekhar

Dorianna Amenta Semenov ’87 & Sergei Semenov

Laura Seybold ’84 & John T. Carney

Laurence A. Shadek ’72, P’05, P’06 & Patricia L. Shadek P’05, P’06

Benjamin E. Shapiro

Jay R. Shapiro, M.D. ’53 & Judith Shapiro

Regina Shapiro P’18 & Stuart Shapiro, M.D. P’18

Jean M. Sharf

Robert G. Sharrar, M.D. ’62 & Karen M. Sharrar, M.D.

William G. Sharrar, M.D. ’62 & Mary C. Sharrar

John J. Sheaffer II, D.M.D. ’66, P’96, P’99 & Sharon Sheaffer P’99

Theodore E. Shear ’62 & Hannah Shear

Robert Wood Shely, Esq. ’82 & Lynda Casterlin Shely, Esq. ’83

Jane Kimmel Shepardson ’83 & Robert T. Shepardson ’83

Sheridan & Murray, LLC

Thomas W. Sheridan, Esq. ’86 & Lisa Sheridan, R.N.

Sheridan Foundation

Timothy M. Sheridan ’98

Wendy A. Sherman ’19

Jack W. Shilling, M.D. ’89 & Debbie Shilling

Jack W. Shilling, Ph.D. ’65, P’89, P’91 & Suzanne Shilling P’89, P’91

Sigmund M. and Mary B. Hyman Foundation

Seth C. & Stacy P. Silber P’21

Silicon Valley Community Foundation

Sarah G. Silverman ’20

William R. Simmons ’83 & Deirdre Simmons

Marte V. & Paul S. Singerman

Amit Sinha ’00 & Monica Sadhu

Joseph T. Slunt ’88 & Katine Mozak Slunt ’89

A. Elizabeth Fuller Smith ’87 & Andrew Smith

Lawrence F. Smith, V.M.D. ’65

Lee M. Smith, Esq. ’65 & Kristine F. Smith

Robert H. Smith ’60, P’89 & Annelise Smith P’89

Stuart Farwell Smith ’77 & Amy L. Reehl P’19

T. Richard Smith ’64 & Janet Smith

William I. Smulyan, M.D. ’65 & Mollie Smulyan

Estate of Joseph L.K. Snyder 1904

Richard W. Snyder ’71 & Anita Gould

Scott D. Solomon, C.F.A. ’04 & Julia G. Solomon, Esq.

Scott A. Sommer, Esq. ’85 & Laurie Sommer

Christine A. Souders ’78

Southern Galvanizing Co.

Stephen P. Spector, C.P.A. ’62

The Donald B. and Dorothy L. Stabler Foundation

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William H. Stadtlander ’67 & Maggie Stadtlander

Barbara S. Stambaugh

David Stein, M.D., M.P.H. ’72 & Nancy Rose

Arthur J. Steinhauer ’73 & Chatral A’dze ’75

Robert Steinwurtzel, Esq. ’75, P’16 & Sara A. Strang P’16

James R. Stengel ’77 & Kathleen Stengel

Robert S. Sterling, M.D. ’90 & Charlee Sterling

Timothy J. Stewart ’64, P’95 & Barbara E. Stewart

Kathy Hay Stine ’85 & Craig R. Stine

Stober Lafer Family Foundation

William S. Stoll P’22 & Elizabeth M. Monticelli P’22

Elizabeth Miller Stone ’85

Kelly A. Straight, R.N. ’01 & Michael L. Turner, Ph.D.

Benjamin L. Strait ’20

Ari L. Straus ’92 & Molly M. Straus

Glen R. Stuart, Esq. ’81, P’09, P’17 & Susan Stuart P’09, P’17

Shane D. Sunday ’08

Emily A. Swonguer, D.C. ’00 & Marc S. Persson, D.C. ’00

The T. Rowe Price Program for Charitable Giving

Joseph R. Takats III, D.O. ’65

Joseph R. Takats Foundation

The Tally Foundation

Laurence R. Tancredi, M.D. ’62

Beverly Ann Tarulli, Ph.D. ’76

Allan Tasman, M.D. ’69 & Cathy Tasman

David G. Taylor ’81 & Rhonda Taylor

H. Art Taylor, Esq. ’80 & Yolanda Taylor

Estate of Thomas A. Taylor 1924

W. Lake & Sallie L. Taylor, Jr. P’21

David P. Tetenbaum ’79, P’18 & Anne Tetenbaum P’18

The U.S. Charitable Gift Trust

The Windmill Foundation

Thomas & Georgina Russo Family Foundation

Anna L. Thomas & Roger D. K. Thomas, Ph.D.

William P. Thompson ’72

TIAA Charitable Giving Fund

Laurence B. Tighe ’83

J. Edward Tillman ’71 & Kathryn Bell Tillman ’74

Michael J. Todd

Robert F. Tranbaugh, M.D. ’72 & Margaret H. Tranbaugh

Richard E. & Susan Jackson Tressider P’22

Truist Financial Corp.

Richard H. Tuck, M.D. ’68 & Cynthia Tuck

Robert W. Tunnell III ’03 & Mindi Moore Tunnell, Esq.

Turn Key Events LLC

Andy Tyndall, M.D., Ph.D. & Christine O. Tyndall

United Way of Rhode Island

Irene M. Uschmann ’78

Wayne M. Ushman, C.F.A. ’74 & Suzan Shapiro, Esq.

Mary E. Vachris ’76

Joseangel Corrales Valdez ’21

Susan Aronoff Van Dolsen ’80 & Edward D. Van Dolsen ’80

James Van Schaick ’75 & Gillian Van Schaick

Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program

Joseph Vigman Foundation, Inc.

Joseph C. Voelker, Ph.D. ’69, P’97 & Cathleen Hess Voelker ’75, P’97

W. R. Burgess Foundation, Inc.

Charles F. Walter, M.D. ’58, P’91 & Barbara Walter

Estate of Arthur E. Walters

Robert O. Walton Jr. ’62 & Martha Walton

Marc K. Walton, M.D., Ph.D. ’75 & Toni Walton

Xuan Wang ’09

W. Alan Ward, M.D. ’76 & Susan Olmstead Ward ’77

Karen E. Ware ’88 & Kevin Scallan

Paul W. Ware ’72, P’99 & Judy S. Ware P’99

Susan L. Washburn ’73 & Kristin V. Rehder H’17

Jeffrey Wasserstein, Esq. ’80 & Iris Wasserstein

John F. Weaver ’82 & Caroline Weaver

Daniel I. Weber, M.D. ’76 & Nina M. Castillo ’77

Stephen P. Weiner ’79 & Katherine Weiner

Jason R. Weinhaus ’20

Colleen Ross Weis ’85 & Martin S. Laiks

Patricia Ross Weis P’85

Evelyn Weiss P’77

Melissa Cronin Welch, Esq. ’98 & Peter Welch

Christy Barr Wenger ’94 & Geoffrey C. Wenger ’94

Norman H. Werthwein ’67 & Frances Werthwein

Cameron B. Wesson, Ph.D.

Thomas R. Westphal, M.D. ’75 & Michele B. Westphal, Ed.D.

Robin L. & James L. Whitely

Phyllis C. Whitesell P’90, G’16 & William E. Whitesell, Ph.D. P’90, G’16

David A. Wickard ’85 & James R. Fairburn

Deidre Waltzer Wiener ’87 & Bradley D. Wiener, M.D. ’87

Robert R. Windolph, Ph.D. ’64

Benjamin J. Winter ’67 & Susan R. Winter

Douglas S. Winter ’72 & Bonnie S. Winter

Douglas S. Winter and Bonnie S. Winter Family Foundation

The James L. and Susan G. Winter Foundation

Susan G. & James L. Winter

Wade T. Winter, C.F.A. ’80 & Gaia G. Winter

Benjamin J. Winters ’23

Frances Donnelly Wolf ’96 & Thomas W. Wolf

Michael B. Wood, M.D. ’65 & Marilee Wood

Jane Woodward

Stephen S. Wyckoff ’82 & Lori M. Wyckoff

Huiyan Xiong ’20

Lisa A. Yosevitz, D.M.D. ’12

James F. Young, M.D. ’49 & Mary Lou Young

Siobhan K. Young, Ph.D. ’00 & Matthew R. Smith ’00

YourCause, LLC

Donald B. Zief, Esq. ’71 & Joan Zief

Chris Zinkhan, Ph.D. ’79, P’12 & Brenda K. Zinkhan P’12

Robert A. Zirinsky, Esq. ’75

Susan P. Zolla P’00 & Alan Bilanin

Zolla Family Foundation

Stephanie & Robert A. Zuckerman

Steven J. Zuckerman ’85 & Victoria Hamelsky Zuckerman, Ph.D. ’86

Benjamin Franklin Society (continued)

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Ken Ackerman III ’88 & Michelle R. Ackerman

Clarke D. Adams ’92

Susanna L. & Dean S. Adler

Richard C. Angino, Esq. ’62 & Alice K. Angino P’85

Deborah J. Appel W’57

Timothy D. Armbruster, Ph.D. ’66

Ralph C. Auchenbach, M.D. ’64 & Leah Auchenbach

Auerbach Schiro Foundation

Susan R. Baish, Ph.D. ’78 & James Baish

Gail F. Baum, Esq. ’78

Baupost Group, Inc.

Stephen L. Bayer ’66 & Elizabeth Schiro

Michael Beebe ’66 & Nancy Beebe

Belsky-Doyle-Polikoff-Troubh Family Trust

Benedict-Miller Foundation

Lisa J. & James L. Berger

The Black Horse Foundation Inc.

Richard F. Blanchard, M.D. ’68 & Deborah Blanchard

Robert E. Bloch, Esq. ’69 & Nancy Bloch

James C. Bohorad, Esq. ’89 & Gina Bohorad

John L. Bondi, M.D. ’64 & Evelyn Bondi

Michael J. & Anna Z. Boni P’17

Robert J. Borbe, Esq. ’64 & Geraldine E. Borbe

Andrea Richtel Branas ’90 & Charles C. Branas, Ph.D. ’90

Mitchell F. Brecher, Esq. ’70 & Sandra Brecher

Jay P. Brenneman ’58 & Marie Brenneman

Sarah M. Bricknell, Esq. ’85 & Erin R. Breslin

Dennis W. & Jennifer J. Brinkley P’21

Bristol-Myers Squibb Co.

Frederick D. Brown

Krysta L. Brown ’09

Robert G. Bruant Jr., Ph.D. ’93

John M. Buchanan ’59, P’88

Macdonald S. & Elise M. Budd P’17

John F. Burness ’67 & Anne D. Williams

Jeffrey W. Byers ’69 & Judith Byers

Mary Cahalane ’82, P’12 & David J. Weil, Esq. ’82, P’12

Matthew M. Carberry ’87 & Ellen Grogan Carberry

Homer W. & Gertrude K. Chisholm P’14

John W. Citti ’78, P’13 & Nancy P. Citti P’13

Brandon L. & Carol A. Clark P’06

The Manny & Ruthy Cohen Foundation

Michele Buhrman Colburn ’76

Karen Topping Cone ’74, P’99 & Jeffrey N. Cone ’74, P’99

Paul E. Cooney, Esq. ’74 & Linda Cooney

Richard P. Corkran ’69, P’05 & Maryann Corkran P’05

David B. Corman ’69

Robert N. Covell ’58, P’88 & Barbara Covell P’88

David M. Coyne, CFRE ’87 & Tanya Coyne

Stephen A. Cozen

Robert G. Croyle ’65 & Ann Croyle

Amy Relich Cuddy, Ph.D. ’91 & Brian D. Cuddy ’93

Andrea E. Dawson, M.D. P’13, P’16, P’19 & Michael J. Cunningham, M.D. P’13, P’16, P’19

Rudolph A. Damm ’84 & Louise Damm

Robert L. D’Anjolell Jr. ’84, P’25 & Carol A. D’Anjolell P’25

Inez E. D’Arcangelo P’15 & Alfred F. Thoben P’15

Martin & Katherine Dempsey P’22

Theodore J. Deutz ’84 & Trudy Nicoloi-Deutz

Ernest & Jennifer Dianastasis P’21

Louis M. Diemer III, M.D. ’64, P’00 & Judith Ellen Diemer P’00

Donegal Trout Unlimited

Nancy Silva Donovan ’79 & John Donovan

Paula T. Dow, Esq. ’77

Carl & Roberta Dranoff

Richard H. Dym ’69 & Priscilla S. Dym

Katharine Eaton W’55

David E. Eby, Ph.D. ’69, P’95, G’25 & Lynn M. Taylor

Andrew J. Eder ’71 & Eileen Eder

Eder Family Foundation, Inc.

Joel P. Eigen, Ph.D.

David M. Eisenberg, Ph.D. ’71, P’03 & Terry E. Carrilio P’03

The EMSS Foundation, Inc.

Ronald L. & Patricia S.W. Epps

Courtney G. & Charles A. Ercole

Caswell A. Evans Jr., D.D.S., M.P.H. ’65 & Arlene Grosvenor-Evans

Waldo C. Falkener Jr., Esq. ’65 & Rita J. Falkener

Timothy W. Ferris ’89

Nancy Bergstrom Fichtler ’76 & Gary S. Fichtler ’76

P. Douglas Folk, Esq. ’77 & Cynthia Lasko

Alan M. Franklin, Esq. ’69 & Roberta S. Finke

Dorian F. Fuhrman ’90 & Gary L. Fuhrman

Louis Galambos P’88, P’20

David R. Gale, C.L.U. ’66 & Sally Gale

Charles D. Ganz, Esq. ’68 & Carol Ganz

Kimberly Craig Garrett ’87 & Daniel Garrett ’88

Genex Services, LLC

Jay R. Gerhardt ’79

Robert J. Gfeller Jr. ’83 & Lisa Gfeller

Gerard P. Gilfoyle, Ph.D. ’79

Timothy J. Gilfoyle

Cindy Gines-Sanchez, Esq. ’82 & Jesus Romero Perez

John H. Glick, M.D., Sc.D. & Judy Foster

Steven C. Glogger ’64 & Joseph Klempay

Jay L. Goldberg ’71 & Penny Paulus

Janet E. Goldman ’00

Daniel C. Good, M.D. ’65 & Karen Good

Gooding Group Foundation

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Gerald B. Gordon, M.D. ’56 & Lois Gordon

Mark R. Grace, D.D.S. ’90

Samuel O. Grim, Ph.D. ’56 & Rebecca A. Allen

Douglas Gross, M.D., Ph.D. ’72 & Dana Bourquin Gross

Peter J. Gulia, Esq. ’81 & Patti McLaughlin

Madaline Evans Haigentz, C.P.A. ’74 & Missak Haigentz Jr., M.D.

William M. Haines ’65

Mary W. Harriman Foundation

Patricia A. Harris P’23 & Sandor E. Slager P’23

Hartford Foundation for Public Giving

Gretchel L. Hathaway, Ph.D. P’07

P. Jeffrey Hay, Ph.D. ’67 & Mary Ann Hay

Margaret Hazlett

Jodi E. Hecht ’91 & Jeff Melcer, Esq.

Randall M. & Cynthia S. Heck P’14

Lisa Heid W’69

Kenneth J. Heim ’66 & Robin Heim

Other Generous DonorsThe College is pleased to recognize those donors who made gifts of $1,000–$1,786 in the 2020–2021 year.

Italics indicate members of our community who are deceased.

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Robert M. Heine ’74 & Mary Grace Heine

Walter J. Henderson Jr. ’66 & Linda Henderson

Alexander B. Hendrickson ’92

Richard T. Henshaw IV ’86 & Elizabeth L. Henshaw

Tucker Fox Hentz ’77

Christine Reiner Hess ’95 & David A. Hess ’95

Melvin H. Hess, Esq. ’73 & Laura H. Hess

Scott & Jacqueline Hisey P’23

Marc C. Hochberg, M.D., M.P.H. ’69 & Susan N. Hochberg

William N. Hoffman ’69

William F. Hoffmeyer, Esq. ’58

Philip V. Holberton ’64 & Anne B. Holberton

John Christian Holder ’78

The Hollenstein Ross Family Foundation

Robert Honecker Jr., Esq. ’75, P’06, P’11 & Kim Roberts Honecker P’06, P’11

Jeffrey & Marjorie Honickman

Carol L. Horner, D.O. ’81

Daniel F. Hoth, M.D. ’68 & Kim Regan

James A. Humphreville ’50, P’80 & Alace Humphreville

Marilise A. Hyacinth, M.D., Ph.D. ’03

Michael F. Iademarco, M.D. ’82 & Elizabeth Iademarco, R.N., M.P.H.

David J. Imbrogno ’94 & Elizabeth Imbrogno

Intel Foundation Matching Gifts

Ilias A. Islamov ’02

Brooke Williams James ’94 & Tim James

Samuel M. Jannetta, Jr. ’89 & Ellen Jannetta

Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia

Hong Jiang P’23 & Jiong Liang P’23

Elizabeth S. Johnson P’22 & William Johnson

Neil E. Johnson ’66 & Beverly Johnson

Beth & Gavin Jones

Michael P. Joseph, Esq. ’68, P’08 & Anne L. Walker P’08

JPMorgan Chase Foundation

Aashish R. Kamat ’88 & Amrita E. Oomman ’91

Tracey Kammerer P’23 & Brian Stelben P’23

Donald & Yael Kane P’21

Lawrence C. Kaplan ’85

Stephen Kastenberg

Kerry L. Katlic, M.D. ’76 & Anne Katlic

Kegel’s Produce

James P. Kendig Jr. ’69 & Karen Kendig

James McKinnon Kerr Jr. ’76 & Patricia Ann Kerr

Robert S. Kier, Ph.D. ’65 & Nancy Kier

Richard W. Killion ’69 & Lynn Killion

W. Fred Kinsey III, Ph.D. P’77 & Carol M. Thompson

Ann A. Kistler

Eli Klehr

Robert M. Klein, Esq. ’71 & Virginia Stanard Forbes, Esq.

King T. Knox ’65 & Debra Knox

Bradley H. Koizumi, M.D. ’69 & Heidi Koizumi

Sybil B. Kramer, Esq. ’77

Bradley A. & Beth H. Krouse

Carol H. Kurland G’21

Stewart L. Kurtz ’66 & Cheryl Ann Kurtz

Leslie B. Lane P’15 & Francis B. Lane ’79, P’15

Marcia Stribling Larsen ’81 & Thomas B. Larsen

Thomas P. Lashnits ’71 & Elizabeth Bishop

Penny Gilbert Lau ’86 & Shawn Lau, Esq.

Bruce J. Leader ’85, P’13 & Catherine M. Leader P’13

Jack R. Lesher, C.P.A. ’55

Alan I. Leshner, Ph.D. ’65, P’99 & Agnes F. Leshner P’99

Alan L. Levine, Ph.D.

Lawrence D. Levit, Esq. ’76, P’15 & Celia T. Seigerman-Levit P’15

Scott & Lisa Lindvall P’22

David J. K. Link ’80

Larry I. Lipshultz, M.D. ’64 & Barbara Lipshultz

Ira M. Lubert

Gordon R. MacDonald, M.D. ’65 & Marie MacDonald

Lloyd S. Mailman, Esq. ’51 & Nancy Mailman

Gene E. Male ’66

John T. Martino ’74 & Susan Ashbey David, R.N.

Janet E. McBride

Mary M. McCaa W’58

McCarthy-Bjorklund Foundation

Emily Grant McDevitt ’01 & John McDevitt

Wade L. McDevitt ’86 & Wendy Brown McDevitt

Mary Loretto McGeady ’81

Nancy Satterthwaite McHugh ’84 & Matthew McHugh

Charles G. Meehan Jr. ’69 & Kathy Meehan

The Meredith Family Foundation

David L. Meyers, M.D. ’68 & Roberta Strickler

Elise Reddick Miller ’08 & Chad Miller

Mark A. Milone ’70 & Mary Anna Milone

Mark Allen Monborne, Esq. ’79 & Karen Monborne

Richard A. Moyle, Ph.D. ’69 & Joan Shoemaker

MUFG Union Bank

Ronald G. Nahass ’08 & Jennifer Davey Nahass

Francis Narin, Ph.D. ’55 & Carole Narin

Nicholas G. Nicholas ’70, P’07 & Sandra K. Nicholas

Walter Nicholson Jr., M.D. ’65, P’92, P’94, P’96 & Carol Nicholson P’92, P’94, P’96

Peter J. & Heather E. Niedland P’24

Scott & Diane O’Connell P’22

Angelo F. Okuma, M.S., Ph.D. ’66 & Clara Okuma

MaryEllen Olatta ’74 & James Williamson

Dale W. Oller, M.D. ’64 & Susan G. Oller

Claudia Mandarano Pace ’89, P’20, P’22 & Peter P. Pace, M.D. ’89, P’20, P’22

Gideon G. Panter, M.D. P’18

Panter Foundation

Albert L. Park ’99 & Mijin Park

Eric B. & Anita S. Parker

Howard Passmore Jr., Ph.D. ’64 & Irene Passmore

Peter C. Patton, Ph.D. ’71 & Elsie Patton

Camille Miller Pedraza, Esq. ’87 & Oscar Pedraza

Stephanie H. Pereira ’85

Marsha and Jeffrey Perelman Family Foundation

Dolores X. Perezous W’58, G’20

Richard A. Philipps ’85 & Phyllis Pessolano

Pamela Pieper, Ph.D. ’76 & Robert McMichael

John A. Porges, Esq. ’90 & Alexandra Porges

Donald W. Porter ’67, G’03 & Marilyn I. Porter

Kathryn Powers P’93

George W. Prutzman, Jr., M.D. ’61 & Roberta B. Prutzman

David & Helen Pudlin

Thomas M. & Rebekah S. Putera P’20

Queens University of Charlotte

Ellen J. Quinn ’78 & Robert M. Rohrbaugh, M.D. ’78

Eric M. Raudenbush, Esq. ’87 & Leta Principe

Amelia F. Rauser, Ph.D. & Michael R. Clapper, Ph.D.

Stephen E. Raynes

Robert A. Renken ’73 & Mary Ann Renken

Tracey R. Rich, Esq. ’86

Jennifer L. Power Richards, Ph.D. ’97

Alice Richardson

Lindsey L. Mummert Rocks ’07 & Andrew P. Rocks, Esq. ’09

Bruce M. Rodenberger, M.D. ’57, P’84, G’18, G’22, G’23 & Sarah Rodenberger P’84, G’18, G’22, G’23

Bernard J. Rose III, Ph.D. ’64

Virginia Leigh Simms Rose ’85 & Richard Rose

Stephen G. Rosen, M.D. ’74 & Susan I. Rosen

Nancy Rosen Rosenblatt ’74 & Charles Rosenblatt

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Charles & Nancy Rosenblatt Family Foundation, Inc.

Anthony L. Ross ’91

Patrick G. & Robin B. Russell P’24

The Saramar Charitable Fund

Jacqueline Pennino Scheib, Esq. ’91

Edith Smith Schiefer ’78 & James Schiefer

Andrew J. Schindler ’72 & Ellen Schindler

William E. Seachrist ’52, P’79, P’91

Daniel M. Searby P’24

Charles E. & Madeline T. Searle P’13

Rick & Susan Seavey

Marc R. Segall, M.D. ’67 & Margaret Simons, Ph.D.

Brendan Shane, Esq. ’91 & Nancy C. Markoe ’92

Deborah Sherman

Marc M. Silbert, Esq. ’66 & Barbara Silbert

Wendy David Silverberg, D.P.M. ’85, P’13 & Todd L. Silverberg, Esq. ’85, P’13

Robert A. Silverman, Esq. ’78 & Amy Silverman

William P. Simons III ’66 & Elizabeth Simons

Erik J. Sjogren ’92 & Carrie Sjogren

Ethan S. Skinner, Ph.D. ’97 & Nadine Lurie Skinner ’98

Daniel & Nadine Solecki P’22

James P. Solimano, Esq. ’79 & Karen Marcotte Solimano

Michael D. Solomon, Esq. ’76 & Karen Solomon

Jane & Drew Spalding

Robert S. & Barbara L. Spencer P’97

David M. Stameshkin, Ph.D. & Colleen Stameshkin, Ph.D.

James D. Stanton

The James Stanton Foundation Inc.

Wendy Robin Stark ’93

Nancy Dickstein Stern & Murray Stern

Francis C. Stiff ’81 & Hillary E. Stiff

Victoria Romig Storrie ’81, P’06 & Douglas R. Nelson P’99

Raymond M. & Megan B. Sullivan P’22

Craig R. Sussman, M.D. ’69 & Dianne Sussman

Susan Klinges Swanezy

Kathleen Sweeney P’06 & Richard Rubin, Esq. P’06

Nancy Taylor

William Taylor

Thomas A. Tedesco, Ph.D. ’60 & Karen Tedesco

Roger K. R. Thompson, Ph.D. P’99 & Elizabeth J. Thompson P’99

Peter & Anne B. Tischbein P’12

William & Monique Todebush P’23

David L. Tomko, Ph.D. ’67

Ann Kirkpatrick Tripp ’81 & Dale Perkins

Kevin Troutman ’85 & Darlene Troutman

Artemis Tsagaris ’76 & John Bruno

Richard I. Ulin, M.D. ’58 & Susan Ulin

United Way of King County

United Way of the Capital Region

Susan M. VanRheenen, Ph.D. & Shawn P. Travis

Dennison T. Veru ’83

Wabtec Corporation

James R. Walker, Esq. ’81 & Ellen Walker

Eric M. Wall, M.D. ’70 & Barbara Wall

Ann Cummings Wallace ’72 & John F. J. Wallace ’72

Wynne Pomeroy Waller, Ph.D. ’92, P’24 & Gregory Waller P’24

Robert E. Waltermire, Ph.D. ’84 & Beth E. Waltermire

Barry S. Walters, M.D. ’72 & Leslie Walters

Lisa Walton

Wapakoneta Foundation

Isaac P. Weaver ’05

Robert M. Weiss, M.D. ’57 & Ilana Weiss

Wells Fargo Foundation

J. Calvin Wenger, D.C. ’55 & Shirley Wenger

Sandra M. Wertheimer, Psy.D. ’87 & Jeremy D. Primer

Alyson Kuntz Wess ’92 & Christopher H. Wess

James C. Whitten ’67

Richard A. Wilhelm ’74

Richard P. & Nancy Q. Witwer

Deborah E. G. Wolin, Esq. ’81

Katie Crowe Wood & Mike Wood

Karen Blair Yip ’00 & Grant Yip

Tewlyn Underwood Yoburn ’02 & Jesse B. Yoburn ’02

Marjorie Ann Yoder ’85

Andrew C. Zuch ’90 & Tiffany G. Zuch

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