2012President’s Report

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ReflectionsWhen I reflect on the nine years I have been a part of the IWU community, I am once again amazed at God’s faithfulness. I see a community that has expanded its outreach in innovative ways while remaining grounded in its Christian mission. I see graduates who are committed to impacting the world for Christ, leaving their mark that brings glory to God. I see The Wesleyan Church and IWU supporters providing guidance, encouragement and opening doors to further ministry. The future is bright and I am so blessed to have had a hand in its shaping.

In October, as many of you know, I announced my decision to retire as President of Indiana Wesleyan University. After much prayer and contemplation, the Lord has granted me assurance that the time is right for my work on behalf of IWU to look different.

Following a sabbatical this spring, which was a wonderful gift afforded to me by the Board of Trustees, I will serve as chancellor until December 31, 2015. This new role will be defined during my sabbatical, but the anticipation is that it will include a significant focus on international Wesleyan higher education. I am excited about serving in the three areas this focus will encompass – international engagement, Wesleyan Church work and higher education promotion.

I encourage you as you read the information contained in the 2012 President’s Report to celebrate all that has been accomplished in God’s honor, partner with us to continue to identify students and donors who will enhance our community by their presence and partnership, and pray for the presidential transition. God is working at IWU and God is faithful.

With gratitude,

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On the HorizonHobby Lobby CEO David Green

will be inducted in April into IWU’s

Society of World Changers.

Financial and Enrollment ReportsIn the midst of ongoing economic

challenges, the IWU community

is working diligently to maximize

its financial resources and engage

prospective students.

The University has received national attention for its innovative

adult education programs, which began in 1985. Adult education

programs are offered online and at more than 200 locations –

including 17 regional education centers – in Indiana, Kentucky and

Ohio.

Undergraduate and graduate degrees for adult learners are offered

in business, nursing, education, ministry and counseling. IWU offers

doctorates in organizational leadership and nursing practice.

In 2009, Wesley Seminary at Indiana Wesleyan University opened in

Marion as the first seminary in the history of The Wesleyan Church.

In recent years, the annual survey of American colleges by U.S. News

& World Report has recognized Indiana Wesleyan for its educational

quality and affordability. IWU is now ranked as one of the top 50

Regional Universities in the Midwest.

With 1,000 employees, the University is the second-largest employer

in Grant County and has been listed by two national organizations

among “best places to work.”

Indiana Wesleyan University, an evangelical Christian

comprehensive university of The Wesleyan Church, was founded

in 1920 and is committed to liberal arts and professional education

through undergraduate and graduate programs.

Indiana Wesleyan is the largest independent university in the state

in student headcount. The University is also the largest of the nearly

180 member and affiliate institutions in the Council for Christian

Colleges and Universities.

Traditional students attend classes on Indiana Wesleyan’s 230-acre

campus in Marion, Indiana. Most buildings on the residential campus

have been built in the last 25 years, so students live and learn in

state-of-the art residence halls and academic facilities.

The most significant single building in University history, a 3,800-

seat Chapel Auditorium, was dedicated in January of 2010.

Indiana Wesleyan offers more than 94 undergraduate majors. An

increasing number of honors students has led to the creation of the

John Wesley Honors College for residential students.

Honor Roll of DonorsGiving thanks for the men and women

who partner with IWU to graduate

students who will change the world

through their character, scholarship

and leadership.

Professional HonorsThe IWU faculty continues to impact

students, church, society and academy.

A representative listing of honors earned

in 2012 acknowledge the breadth of their

knowledge and influence.

A Heritage of Service and AchievementA retrospective look at the tenure of

Dr. Henry Smith honors the impact of

his years of leadership.

Ten Stories of 2012 From a new alumni honor to new academic

programs to new facilities and friends,

2012 was a year of great activity and

accomplishment.

Table of Contents

President’s Report 2012

EDITOR Janelle Vernon

DESIGNER Kelly Moses ‘11

WRITER Trevor Persaud

PHOTOGRAPHER Jer Nelsen ‘09

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On the CoverEighth President of Indiana Wesleyan University, Dr.

Henry Smith, has led the University to a position of

national prominence and global impact.

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A Y E A R T O R E M E M B E R

BECKETT BECOMES FIRST ALUMNI WORLD CHANGER

Cheryl Beckett ‘00 became the first person chosen for the new honor of Alumni

World Changer. Beckett, 32, was killed in Afghanistan in 2010 while providing

humanitarian assistance to one of the poorest regions of the war-torn country.

IWU’s North Hall residence also honored Beckett by taking the name “Beckett

Hall” in a ceremony during Homecoming.

Noelle Hagen, a Beckett Hall resident director, championed the effort to rename

North Hall.

“The reason why I

thought it would be so

beautiful and meaningful

to have the hall named after

Cheryl is because our hall is a

mentoring hall, and we aspire

to be women who are living

out passionate lives of service in community with others and Cheryl embodied that

mission,” Hagen said to The Sojourn student newspaper. “She worked with women

in Afghanistan and taught them practical life skills and things like gardening and

skills in the home. That was her mission.”

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MARION CAMPUS HOSTS HISPANIC EDUCATION

SUMMIT

The Marion residential campus proudly hosted the 2012 Hispanic Alliance Education Summit on October 17, in partnership with the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference (NHCLC). The annual summit highlights the academic challenges faced by Latinos and education providers. Attendees include pastors, church leaders, academic administrators and educators.

“Recent research shows that the American Latino population, with an average age of 27, makes up 16 percent of the national population and 22 percent of the K-12 population,” said President Henry Smith. “However, 19 percent of Latinos in America have earned an associate degree or higher compared to 38 percent of all adults. These statistics must change.

“Our focus is the national Hispanic dropout rate and our goal is to identify solutions to help students graduate,” Smith said, referencing the conference agenda.

Speakers included Dr. Carlos Campo, President of Regent University and Chairman of the Alliance for Hispanic Christian Education, and Rev. Samuel Rodriguez, president of NHCLC.

ENDOWMENT GROWTH GARNERS NATIONAL

ATTENTION

Since kicking off a donation-matching program in 2010, IWU’s endowment has grown 47% to $82,256,000--an amount well above both the Indiana and national averages.

Approximately 17% of this growth came from investment performance and 30% from fundraising. Today, about 70% of the endowment goes to scholarships and about 30% to operational support.

IWU’s prodigious endowment growth caught the attention of the national media. In an article published by the San Francisco Chronicle, Executive Vice President Dr. Keith Newman explained IWU’s emphasis on endowment, especially for scholarships:

“The cost of education has risen so dramatically we feel like the endowment is the key to our future,” he said. “I think it’s fair to say we have a wide range of socioeconomic backgrounds at our school, but the heart of our school is really middle class.

“We know that parents are feeling financial pressure due to the economy while, at the same time, they want the value of a Christian higher education for their children,” Newman said. “The IWU Board of Trustees and Administration are working diligently to provide as much help as we are able through the increased financial assistance made possible by a growing endowment. It is only because of the generosity of our donors who embrace our mission that we are able to grow the IWU endowment. We thank God for their faithfulness and their trust in IWU.”

The University has added 52 new endowments for scholarships in the last three years and now has three endowed chairs.

“Building the endowment is critical to address long-term affordability for students and to provide support to academic programs,” said Dr. Duane Kilty, Vice President and Chief Financial Officer.

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CORNERSTONES LAID FOR TWO NEW FACILITIES

Our community gathered twice this year to pray over the cornerstone of a new addition to the Marion Campus.

In April, we dedicated to God the construction of a 21,000-square-foot facility for Wesley Seminary at IWU. Construction started earlier this spring on the $7 million building, which is scheduled to be completed in time for fall 2013 classes. The building will have space for classrooms, faculty offices and a multi-purpose gathering place for students to study and fellowship.

“This building says we are something real, something tangible. You can point to this building and say ‘that’s the Seminary,’” said Dr. Ken Schenck, Dean of Wesley Seminary.

On October 5, we convened in the Chapel Auditorium to dedicate the cornerstone of the new, five-story science and nursing facility. The 110,000-square-foot building will house a suite of new research facilities for undergraduates, grad students and faculty members. The facility will enable the University to pursue a Health Sciences Initiative that aims to create several new graduate degree programs in Health Sciences fields.

“IWU has a well-established reputation for outstanding programs preparing nurses, athletic trainers and counselors,” said Dr. Dennis Brinkman, Associate Dean of the School of the Physical and Applied Sciences. “In addition, our students are sought out by schools of medicine, physical therapy and other health-care professions. Thus, we have the foundation on which a graduate-level health sciences program can be built.”

TWO NEW GRADUATE

DEGREES APPROVED AND

ACCREDITED

IWU opened the doors on a pair of new graduate-level degrees this year, the Doctor of Nursing Practice and the Master of Public Affairs. The Doctor of Nursing Practice, housed in the School of Nursing, emphasizes the development of a student’s capacity to impact the clinical setting as a leader and to use clinical research to improve and transform health care. Students will be prepared to lead healthcare delivery teams serving diverse populations, synthesize leadership principles regarding ethical and legal issues within health care systems, and develop innovative practice approaches and influence healthcare policy from an interprofessional perspective. The Higher Learning Commission approved the degree in October. 31 CreditsThree one-week classes on residential campus, remainder is online The Master of Public Affairs, housed in the School of Liberal Arts, prepares students to assume leadership and management roles in local, state and federal levels of government, and similar roles in community-based, non-profit organizations. The curriculum emphasizes skills needed for ethical and efficient public management—including planning, policy analysis and decision-making—that best represents and promotes the public interest. No other Council for Christian Colleges and Universities (CCCU) school offers this degree. 36 Credits (24 common core hours plus 12 specialization hours)Specialization available in criminal justice and additional specializations pending.

For more information on both degrees, call 866-498-4968 or contact info@indwes.edu

EVANGELIST/ACTOR NAMED 2012 WORLD

CHANGER

Evangelist and actor Kirk Cameron was chosen as the 2012 inductee into the Society of World Changers.

Cameron, a former child star best known for the hit ABC sitcom Growing Pains and the films Left Behind and Fireproof, has been an outspoken Christian since he came to Christ at age 17. Now 41, Cameron has spent much of his adult life relentlessly sharing the gospel of Christ and serving others through a variety of causes. Cameron has been involved with organizations providing rest and recreation for seriously ill children, offering advice to married couples, and raising awareness of human rights abuses in Southeast Asia.

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Cameron spoke with Executive Vice President Dr. Keith Newman in front of a convocation of IWU students, faculty and staff at his induction ceremony on April 11.

“As talented and as brilliant as you may be because of the gifts God has given you, as you climb the ladder to the top, make sure your ladder is propped up against the right building,” Cameron told the students at the convocation.

WESLEY SEMINARY

SCIENCE AND NURSING BUILDING

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IWU LEXINGTON HAS A NEW HOME

On June 1, IWU and the community of Lexington, Kentucky officially dedicated the new facility for IWU’s Lexington Education and Conference Center.

The 14,400-square-foot building has six technologically up-to-date classrooms, two of which can convert into one larger room; a chapel with a stained glass window; group study rooms; a comfortable student lounge/break area; a computer lab/library area and an executive conference room.

“We have a great affinity and a great appreciation for Kentucky,” said President Henry Smith at the ribbon-cutting ceremony. “We believe that this particular facility is a symbolic gesture that we are here to stay... Wherever we have a piece of Indiana Wesleyan University established, it is part of us.”

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IWU WILDCAT HISTORY

This has been an eventful year for the IWU Wildcats, as teams from every sport entered exciting new chapters into their history. Two notable highlights:

The men’s basketball team took to the court at the historic Assembly Hall in Bloomington, Indiana in November to play their first-ever game against the Indiana University Hoosiers in a preseason exhibition contest. The Wildcats ended the night down 86-57, but it was an exciting ride to the finish: IWU led for the first 13 minutes of the game. Money from the ticket sales will go to the Athletic Department’s 2013 mission trip to New Zealand.

IWU’s women’s golf team capped their very first year of play by earning two slots in the NCCAA National Championship. Freshmen Jessica Meloche and Brittany Brooks finished in 41st and 47th place, respectively, at The Hombre Golf Course in Panama City Beach, Florida. Meloche scored a two-round total of 179 (90-89), while Brooks turned in a card of 190 (92-98). They competed against nine full teams and six individuals.

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ACROSS THE GLOBE

This year saw notable international initiatives in two major areas of the University. The School of Nursing reached out to China with two exchange trips with Nanjing Medical College and Shenyang Medical College. Members of the IWU community visited both Nanjing and Shenyang, and people from both colleges came to IWU as well.

“Because nursing treatments in the United States vary from those in China, this visit will enrich the vision of what nursing is for our guests,” Ihrke said prior to the Nanjing visit. “They will be able to observe how culture impacts health and healthcare.”

Meanwhile, Wesley Seminary broke new ground figuratively by starting classes based in Auckland, New Zealand. The Seminary’s first Pacific cohort included students from Australia, America, Fiji, New Zealand and Tonga.

“The Pacific church, particularly in New Zealand and Australia, has been wrestling with the challenges of embodying the Gospel in a Post-Christian context for centuries,” said Associate Professor of Proclamation and Christian Ministries at Wesley Seminary, Dr. Lenny Luchetti, who spoke to one of the classes in May. “As the North American church seeks to navigate the Post-Christian waves we find ourselves riding over the past few decades, the Pacific church can be an extremely helpful guide to us.”

10210FOR10: “EVERY STUDENT MATTERS”

This summer, President Smith invited IWU employees to take part in a new initiative called 210for10, in which 210 IWU employees would pray for 10 residential students once each month throughout the summer.

“I see the impact faculty have when mentoring students,” Dr. Smith wrote to employees in May. “I watch as supervisors and student employees work side-by-side caring for our community. I know that your influence on our students is life changing and that God is honored through your faithfulness.

“The spring semester ended with students praying throughout campus for us and for our community,” Smith added. “What better gift than for us to pray throughout the summer for their wellbeing and safe return this fall.”

Students this summer often reported appreciation for the prayers. “Love that I have professors from IWU calling me to pray with me,” tweeted Ashley Meldahl, adding the hashtags #blessed and #thankful.

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P R O F E S S I O N A LHonorsThe following is a

representative list of

the numerous faculty

accomplishments achieved

in the past 12 months.

The faculty continues to

serve our students while

significantly impacting

the church, society and

academy.

B O O K S

D R . J O A N N E B A R N E SThe Global Leader (advisor)

D R . E D D I E E L L I S TO NMentoring

D R . M A R K G E R I GFoundations for Clinical Mental Health Counseling: An Introduction to the Profession

D R . J O Y K O O I - C H I N TO N GOverseas Chinese Christian Entrepeneurs in Modern China: A Case Study of the Influences of Christian Ethics on Business Life

D R . TO M L E H M A NCity Ranks: Living, Working and Doing Business in the Best Cities in America

D R . TO D D R E A M Beyond Integration?: Inter/Disciplinary Possibilities for the Future of Christian Higher Education

D R . D A V I D W R I G H THow God Makes the World a Better Place

A R T I C L E S

M R . A N D R E W D O Y L E , M S . M A R Y J A C O B S A N D D R . A D A M T H O M P S O N“From Diagnosis to Remission: A Five-Year Case Study of a Female Collegiate Athlete’s Battle with Leukemia.” International Journal of Tumor Therapy

D R . M AT T H E W K R E I T Z E R“Distinctive Patterns of Alterations in Proton Efflux from Goldfish Retinal Horizontal Cells Monitored with Self-referencing H+ selective electrodes”European Journal of Neuroscience

D R . TO M L E H M A N“Comment on Gillis Harp, ‘Reconsidering the Liberal Captivity of American Evangelicalism”Christian Scholar’s Review

D R . D E L I L A O W E N S“Urban African Americans Males’ Perceptions of School Counseling Services” (with Robert W. Simmons, Rhonda M. Bryant and Malik Henfield) listed on Urban Education Editor’s Choice Collection

D R . R O B E R O R A M O S“Momentum-Dependent Multiple Gaps of MgB2 Probed by Electron Tunneling Spectroscopy on MgBe/native oxide/Ph junctions”Nature Communications

D R . M E LV I N R O Y E R“Gabriel’s Other Possessions” Primus

G R E E N S C H O L A R S I N I T I AT I V E

The Green Scholars Initiative (greenscholarsinitiative.org) is an international research project involving dozens of institutions under the auspices of The Green Collection, the world’s newest and largest private collection of rare biblical texts and artifacts.

D R . C H A R L E S B R E S S L E R“C.S. Lewis: Scriptural Awareness for the Masses”Green Scholars Initiative

D R . J E R R Y PAT T E N G A L E“Christian Physicians in the Roman Empire: Benevolence and Sacrificing Proclaiming the Gospels”Green Scholars Initiative

D R . K E N S C H E N C K“Paul and his Epistles”Green Scholars Initiative

D R . D A V I D R I G G STranslation of Original Martin Luther LetterGreen Collection

G R A N T S & A W A R D S

M A R Y J A C O B SAthletic Trainer of the YearIndiana Athletic Trainers Association

D R . J I M L ORev. Dr. E. Max Case Memorial Indiana Network for Higher Education Ministries

M R . R O N M A Z E L L A NGelett Burgess AwardIrena’s Jar of Secrets

D R . R O B E R O R A M O SDepartment of Energy Multiple Excess Equipment Grant

D R . W AY N E S C H M I DTMinistry Velocity: The Power for Leadership MomentumLeadership Resource of the YearOutreach

P O E T R Y & C R E AT I V E W R I T I N G

D R . M A R Y B R O W NAltar Flowers”Christian Century“An Autumn of Love”Aldersgate Review

E X H I B I T S &C O M M I S S I O N S

R O D C R O S S M A NThe Lecture Transcripts/Her Highness Princess TakamadoEddies

R O N M A Z E L L A N“Iron Man Cal” “Baseball”R. Michelson Galleries

W E N D Y P U F F E RMarion Community Development, Marion, IndianaCypress Wesleyan Sports Complex, Galloway, Ohio

P E R F O R M A N C E S

D R . L I S A D A W S O N , D R . TA M M I E H U N T I N G TO N A N DD R . P H O E N I X PA R K K I MWeill Recital Hall, Carnegie Hall

D R . C H R I S L E S S LYHeart of Indiana Children’s Choir

D R . M A R C W O O L D R I D G ELHS Marimba Seminar OrchestraIWU Percussion Ensemble, Indiana Day of Percussion

DR. HUNTINGTON, DR. PARK KIM AND DR. DAWSON DR. JIM LO

DR. DELILA OWENSDR. CHARLES BRESSLER DR. TODD REAM

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A H E R I T A G EO F S E R V I C E A N D A C H I E V E M E N T

A Retrospect ive Look at the Tenure of IWU’s Eighth President

No record of a person’s accomplishments ever stands

alone. It builds on those before it and it inspires those

who come after it.

Standing in front of the faculty and staff he has led

since his inauguration in 2006, the eighth President

of Indiana Wesleyan University, Dr. Henry Smith,

announced in October his prayerful decision to retire

as President effective June 30, 2013.

Smith’s story, with his heritage in the holiness

movement, his years of experience in Christian

higher education and his service to the students,

faculty, staff and friends of IWU, is integrally linked

with the past, present and future of IWU and The

Wesleyan Church.

The IWU of today is changed from the IWU of 2006

in many and critically important ways. Through the

development of new programs, new locations and

new initiatives, Smith steadfastly protected the charge

he inherited from his predecessors, the University’s

mission – to remain a Christ-centered academic

community committed to changing the world by

developing students in character, scholarship and

leadership.

DR. HENRY

S M I T H

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A H E R I T A G E O F

H O L I N E S S

A S I G N I F I C A N T

M A R KSmith was born and raised an hour and a half away

from Marion. He traces his spiritual heritage back to

the Pilgrim Holiness Church, one of the antecedent

churches of The Wesleyan Church.

“My mother and father both were ordained ministers in

The Wesleyan Church,” recalled Smith, who was born

in 1950 in Frankfort, Indiana. “My father pastored a

church there in Frankfort, coming out of World War II

to our Wesleyan Bible college. For 50 years he faithfully

served the same community. My mother stood beside

him and since she was also an ordained elder in the

Wesleyan Church would occasionally preach when

he went on a revival, but mostly hers was a teaching,

Sunday school ministry.”

Growing up as a pastor’s child, Smith said that his

parents wanted him to enter some kind of ministry.

“My parents left a wonderful legacy of service to Christ

as nearly all of their eight children are in Christian

service,” Smith said.

While attending college, he felt a call to Christian

higher education. Smith earned his bachelor’s degree in

religious studies from God’s Bible School and College

in Cincinnati, and then went on to the University

of Cincinnati to get a second bachelor’s degree in

education.

Smith earned an M.A. in communication from the

University of Cincinnati and the Ph.D. in communication

from The Ohio State University. He was a graduate

teaching assistant at both universities.

The next 25 years of his career

would be spent in Christian higher

education in the Church of the

Nazarene, first at Mount Vernon

Nazarene University, where he

taught in the Communication

Department, later chairing the

department and starting the

campus radio station. He went

to Olivet Nazarene University in

1988 to direct the campus radio station and chair the

Department of Communication, ultimately becoming

Dean of the School of Graduate and Adult Studies. He

returned to Mount Vernon Nazarene University in 1997

to be Provost and Chief Academic Officer.

Smith’s service to Indiana Wesleyan University originated

with a phone call received from the University in 2004

inviting him to apply to be its first Executive Vice

President.

A long-lasting legacy can be hard to determine,

especially right at the end of a president’s term. And

perhaps no one can ever entirely grasp the impact any

individual has on his or her community.

As this chapter of IWU’s history closes, it contains

a host of concrete, measurable achievements worth

remembering.

At the time of Smith’s inauguration, IWU’s enrollment

was 14,000. The residential campus encompassed 165

acres and adult students were enrolling in 12 education

centers. During his presidency, enrollment grew to

a record 15,953 students, making IWU the largest

independent university in Indiana and in the Council

for Christian Colleges and Universities (CCCU). The

residential campus has expanded to 231 acres outlined

with stately fences that define and add prestige to its

boundaries. Education centers throughout Indiana,

Kentucky and Ohio have increased to 17 with a new

service center opening in Illinois. Online student

enrollment continues to grow.

Under his leadership, the University was restructured

and several principal academic units were created.

Added to the College of Arts and Sciences, the College

of Adult and Professional Studies, and the Graduate

School, were the School of Nursing, Wesley Seminary

at IWU and the School of Health Sciences. IWU was

expanding its academic structure to serve students.

Several new initiatives were also launched: the Center

for Research in Adult Learning, the Life Calling Research

Institute, the President’s Author Series, the Advancing

Women’s Leadership program and the Zambia Semester

Study Abroad program.

Additionally, born from the desire to give authentic

Christian voice to and benefit the broader publics, IWU

generated the Ron Blue Institute, the Health Sciences

Initiative, the Provost Scholarship Initiative, the Center

for Public Policy Research, National Conversations and

partnerships with Joni and Friends Christian Institute

on Disability and Focus on the Family Leadership

Institute.

IWU has also made strong progress on diversity,

a top priority to Smith, through the formation of

the Multicultural Enrichment Council, and adding

diverse faculty and staff. The number of residential

undergraduate minority students increased to 8.1

percent from 4.5 percent six years prior. Diversity

throughout the student body has grown to 24 percent.

Academic inquiry is flourishing. Faculty have written

and published far more under Smith’s presidency than

they did in the University’s first 80 years. Nearly 70

percent of faculty have terminal degrees up from just

over 50 percent when Smith was inaugurated.

The residential campus in Marion has expanded to

include a new Chapel Auditorium, multiple residence

halls and townhouses, and a new classroom building

for communication, language and behavioral sciences.

Current construction provides new facilities for Wesley

Seminary and the Science and Nursing building. Each

building has been built with no debt. In addition, IWU

now has a substantial reserve fund for facilities.

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“Dr. Smith has had a tremendous

impact on IWU, and when we go out

10, 15, 20 years in the future and we

write the history of this period for the

institution, I think it will prove to be

one of the most formative periods in

IWU’s history...when you look at all

of those things that got started here

during Dr. Smith’s tenure, and the

potential impact of all of them,

it’s huge.”

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C H A I R M A N , B O A R D O F T R U S T E E S

“Few ministers, in our time,

have matched the example of

Reverend Lewis Smith, in his

sacrificial and devoted ministry

to the ‘least of these.’ For one half

a century he labored tirelessly

in an impoverished community

with a spirit of servanthood rarely

equaled. This rich legacy of servant

leadership was passed on and

distinguishes the career of his son

Dr. Henry Smith.”

DR. ARON WILLIS ‘70

DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT, INDIANA NORTH,

THE WESLEYAN CHURCH

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IWU’s endowment is the fastest growing in Indiana,

despite a rocky atmosphere for investment in recent years.

Total endowment growth has increased from $40 million

in 2006 to $88 million today, which includes funds for

student scholarships and also a new facilities reserve fund

to preserve the campus for future generations.

IWU Wildcats have prospered in athletics finishing

the last five years ranked as one of the top 25 athletic

programs in the NAIA. The athletic program has won the

Crossroads League All-Sports award for 11 consecutive

years and in 2007, the IWU women’s basketball team

won the program’s first NAIA national championship.

The 2007 team was the first NAIA women’s basketball

team to complete a season undefeated with a record of

38-0.

Students have been a regular feature in the President’s

House during the Smith years. They come over for dinner,

fellowship and sports on TV. His closest neighbors are the

students who live in the East Lodges, and the Smiths host

a Lodge Luau every year. The house has a hot tub and a

game room, and each year at Homecoming everyone is

invited to a bonfire in the front yard. “Living right here

on campus and interacting with students has been one of

our greatest joys,” Smith said.

His wife, Teresa, has also become a notable figure in

the IWU community. “She has really engaged with

students,” Smith said. “She has an office on campus so

she can interact with students easily and often. She’s been

passionate about what could be considered little things:

making sure the campus was decorated for Homecoming

and Christmas. And, for example, many students include

on their pre-graduation ‘Bucket List’ a dip in our hot tub.

Diversity is a strong component of Dr. Smith’s vision

of a Christ-centered education.

“Many universities talk about trying to become

more diverse,” Smith said. “Accreditors often

cite higher education institutions telling them to

improve their diversity. None of them ever responds

that they are not going to comply, but what often

happens is that their diversity initiative is not

prioritized. It just doesn’t happen. Someone said

to me, ‘It’ll never happen unless you really become

intentional and decide to do it for the right reasons.’

“Diversity is part of the heritage of our church. IWU

has gone for a long, long time with a tradition of

being pretty monolithic and attracting Caucasian

students – wonderful young men and women. But

our world is much more global and diverse, and it’s

time to change for all of the right reasons.

“It was during a time of prayer that I asked God,

‘What are the next things that really need to be

taken on by Indiana Wesleyan?’ ” Smith said. “And I

believe that He revealed to me that ethnic diversity

is one of the next things. The places that have

tried to too quickly without preparing the campus

culture have crashed and burned. I know places

that have recruited diverse students and they’ve left

the next year because their campus wasn’t ready. So

my prayer is that this will be a sustained initiative,

something that we’ll look back on in years to come

and say, ‘we don’t even think about it, it’s just part

of who we are.’”

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“Dr. Smith is so great interacting with the students.

My roommate and I were flying kites on the

Goodman lawn and Dr. Smith walked by on his way

to a meeting. He stopped for just a little bit so he

could fly my unicorn kite. It made my day.”

MELISSA FINSTERIWU CLASS OF 2013

“When I walked across the stage and received my diploma and was greeted by Dr. Smith, he said,

‘Congratulations John Wesley,’ something that has not ever been said to me since my parents passed. I

will be forever grateful for his statement. Thank you, Dr. Smith.”

JOHN WESLEY BURROUGHS

IWU CLASS OF 2009

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“Teresa has graciously opened our home and shared

its facilities with those students,” said Smith. “She

has been a positive influence on their lives and a true

partner in my presidency.”

Smith has had the satisfaction of seeing the work IWU

is doing to receive wider recognition in the academic

community, in the Midwest and the evangelical world.

IWU has frequently been recognized for its academic

quality and affordability by U.S. News and World Report,

Kiplinger’s Personal Finance and the Chronicle of Higher

Education.

As the largest school in the Council of Christian

Colleges and Universities, IWU now has a chance to

define itself to the nation at large. Serving as a member

of the CCCU Board of Directors, Smith has been an

influencer in the future of Christian higher education.

Smith also impacted education in Indiana as Vice

Chair of the Independent Colleges of Indiana Board

of Directors.

“I know that he loves the students. That’s what he says he’ll miss the most, just being able to take time with the students and being personable, down-to-

earth, so that they feel like they know who he really is, and realizing that he doesn’t sleep in a suit.”

MRS. TERESA SMITH“FIRST LADY” OF IWU

“I’ve heard him say several times that he would like to make

the University look like what heaven would look like. Very,

very inclusive. Because of his leadership, he’s paved the way.

All we have to do is continue to take the next steps.”

Diane McDaniel

Associate Vice President, Human Resources

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“During one of our sessions together,

I asked him, ‘Dr. Henry, how can I pray

for you as a leader on this campus?’ And

I can remember him looking at me and

just saying, ‘I want you to pray that I will

always have the right heart with God

and that I will always serve with a sense

of humility.’ And I believe that God

answered that prayer for him.”

DR. JIM LO ‘82DEAN OF CHAPEL

Under President Smith, the University has seen

successes and challenges; but even roadblocks can be

instructive. It was an unsuccessful bid to build Indiana’s

first college of osteopathic medicine that directed the

administration’s attention to what Smith hopes will

become a premier program among Christian schools:

the Health Sciences Initiative.

“The medical school approval we had sought went to

Marian University in Indianapolis. But that caused us

to reflect and conclude that the health sciences were

very strong at IWU with much potential,” Smith recalled.

“The aggressive move of IWU to health sciences is a

natural and needed decision as we are building on our

strengths and providing a much needed service to our

world.”

With 35 years of experience in nursing education and

its track record of success for pre-medicine graduates,

and with an aging national population and a shortage

of health sciences professionals across the American

health care industry, expanding IWU’s health sciences

programs provides a unique opportunity for IWU to

fulfill the Christian mandate to serve.

“In the ‘80s, Indiana Wesleyan took a risk and got into

adult education, and look what happened,” Smith

said. The College of Adult and Professional Studies

now serves over 12,000 students in three states and

online. “Our current focus and commitment to the

health sciences is another watershed decision for IWU.

It will meet a need as did our decision to embrace adult

education in the ‘80s, and define us in distinct ways in

our future.”

“It takes a strong leader to have to face the issues he did, in the

economy that he did, and I think that history will reveal that he

made right decisions at the right time, because we still are very

strong, in spite of the economy, in spite of the forces that are

coming against higher education.”

Dr. Barbara Ihrke

Dean, School of Nursing

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“I think what happened is that the world started

recognizing that Indiana Wesleyan wasn’t just a place

that was growing in enrollment, wasn’t just a place that

was spending millions of dollars on buildings, but there

was something special happening here with the quality

of the education. And when people started recognizing

that, the academic reputation started going up,” he said.

Where once coming to work at IWU was a sacrifice for

talented professors who could be making a lot more

money elsewhere, today the IWU faculty openings are

competitive positions. This has been accomplished, in

part, due to the increase in faculty salaries during his first

two years as President. Faculty salaries were increased

from the 50th percentile to the 75th percentile of the

peer schools in the CCCU.

But success, Smith observed, can offer temptation,

as many Christian universities can lose sight of their

mission. “The thing I hope we’ll never do is sell our souls

for quality,” Smith said. “There are places that will do

anything to keep the rankings.”

When Smith announced his retirement, the Board of

Trustees appointed a Presidential Search Committee.

On June 30, 2013, Smith will formally step down as

President of IWU and assume the Office of Chancellor.

He’ll leave many of the specifics of his new position to

the discretion of the incoming president, but Wesleyan

Church General Superintendent Dr. Jo Anne Lyon

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beyond the University community.

Under Smith’s administration, IWU created the first seminary

in The Wesleyan Church. Dr. Ken Schenck, now Dean of Wesley

Seminary, helped lead the task force Smith assembled as the

idea began to germinate.

“President Smith, I think, very quickly, even before he officially

became President, saw this as something that he valued,

something that he thought would be a good contribution

of Indiana Wesleyan, both to The Wesleyan Church and the

church at large,” Schenck said.

Smith committed $1.2 million of the University’s annual funds

to the project—a highly symbolic number that is equal to

The Wesleyan Church’s yearly financial contribution to the

University.

“That million dollars he gives to the Seminary every year is like

giving back to the denomination what it gives to us,” Schenck

said.

Smith saw that IWU had strengths that balanced out the

weaknesses of many traditional seminaries, Schneck said. It

was determined that IWU’s strong online program would be a

good fit for many pastors who lacked the time or the funds to

move across the country to get a ministry degree.

In addition to serving The Wesleyan Church, Dr. Smith and the

Seminary team have created an opportunity for education to a

large and diverse constituency of ministers for whom mainline

and traditional evangelical seminaries are not an ideal match.

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has asked him to engage with some denominational

initiatives involving international Wesleyan education.

Smith will remain Chancellor until December of 2015

and plans to find a meaningful focus and place of service

as he continues to serve IWU and The Wesleyan Church.

While the imprint of the Henry Smith legacy will continue

to reach throughout the years, it is already clear that

the impact he has left on Indiana Wesleyan University

is eternal. As he worked to maintain the University’s

mission of “changing the world by developing students

in character, scholarship and leadership,” Smith has

ensured this community’s ongoing ability to prepare and

graduate world changers.

“I’ve almost finished seven years as President and one

year as President-elect,” Smith said. “Even if you’re here

for 15, 20 years, it’s a short period of time in the life of an

institution. I pray that I have moved Indiana Wesleyan

University along in the right path preparing for the next

season to be successful. Maybe that’s the best thing you

can do.”“I think that he has served the student body

well. I can understand his reasoning for

wanting to retire, and while he did a great job

as IWU’s President I look forward to seeing

who takes his place and the path that the

University takes after President Smith gives

the reins to someone else.”

NOLAN MOBLOSENIOR YOUTH MINISTRY MAJOR

“He has strengthened the relationship between Indiana Wesleyan

University and The Wesleyan Church denomination in creating

a seminary. Wesley Seminary has become a paradigm shift for

seminaries at large throughout the United States and Canada. I

think that it’s lifting the education level of The Wesleyan Church.”

Dr. Jo Anne Lyon

General Superintendent of The Wesleyan Church

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Following the October announcement of Dr. Smith’s intent to retire as president on June 30, 2013, the Board of Trustees appointed a Presidential Search Committee chaired by Karen Hollenbeck, retired Vice President of Administration, W.K. Kellogg Foundation. The Committee plans to conclude its work by June 30, 2013 and have a President seated by July 1, 2013.

Each Search Committee member has signed a Confidentiality Agreement stating that all applicant information will be kept confidential during and after the search process. The Advisory Committee met on November 15 to discuss 10 questions provided by the Search Committee centered on the qualities and characteristics desired in IWU’s ninth president.

Believing its work will only be successful as it is bathed in prayer, Committee members have committed to fasting and praying one meal a week during the search process. All IWU community members are encouraged to join the Committee in fasting and prayer as the work to identify the next president progresses.

EFL Associates has been selected to partner with the Presidential Search Committee. EFL Associates has a 30-year history of successfully identifying and attracting high caliber professionals. They also have extensive experience working with faith-based universities and other non-profit organizations. EFL Associates has its headquarters in Leawood, Kansas, and an office in Denver, Colorado.

The lead consultant working closely with the Presidential Search Committee will be Jan Asnicar, Vice President of EFL Associates. Asnicar has personally led over 100 searches since joining EFL. Prior to joining EFL Associates, Asnicar’s career was in higher education and educational consulting. She specialized in assisting institutions with the development of programs for adult learners and, in fact, assisted in the development of IWU’s early adult, graduate and online programs.

According to Hollenbeck, “We are pleased to have her as a partner and believe we will have a highly qualified and diverse pool of candidates as a result of her work.”

An active search began in January.

Presidential Search Update

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A D D I T I O N A L C O M M I T T E E M E M B E R S A R E :

E D W I N L . H O O V E R ‘ 4 8Chair, Indiana Wesleyan University Presidential Search Advisory Committee;Member, Indiana Wesleyan University Board of Trustees; retired Vice President, Marketing, Landis & Gyr

D O N C A D Y ‘ 8 3Member, Indiana Wesleyan University Board of Trustees; General Publisher, The Wesleyan Church

L I S A D A W S O N Assistant Professor of Music, Elected Faculty Chair for College of Arts and Sciences

D E B B I E D R A K E Associate Professor of Graduate Nursing, Elected Faculty Chair for the School of Nursing

R U S S G U N S A LU S Member, Indiana Wesleyan University Board of Trustees; Executive Director, Education and Clergy Development Division, The Wesleyan Church

B A R R Y H I N E SMember, Indiana Wesleyan University Board of Trustees; Chief Financial Officer and Director of Operations, Cypress Wesleyan Church

J I M L O ‘ 8 2Dean of the Chapel

G A R Y L . OT T ‘ 7 4 Member, Indiana Wesleyan University Board of Trustees; President and CEO, TLC Management, Inc.

P E T R A G . R AY Member, Indiana Wesleyan University Board of Trustees; Human Resources, Organization and Staffing Leader, GE Aviation

C A R L S H E P H E R D ‘ 7 4 Chairman of the Indiana Wesleyan University Board of Trustees; retired Corporate Vice President, Farm Bureau Insurance Company

A R O N W I L L I S ‘ 7 0Member, Indiana Wesleyan University Board of Trustees; District Superintendent, Indiana North, The Wesleyan Church

Assisting the Presidential Search Committee is a Presidential Search Advisory Committee chaired by Ed Hoover that was formed to provide an avenue for greater input from the IWU community. Additional Advisory Committee members are:

S T E P H E N C O N R A DAssociate Professor, Biology, College of Arts and Sciences

PA M L E S L I E ‘ 8 7Assistant Professor, School of Nursing

R O B E R T TO W N S E N DAssociate Professor, School of Educational Leadership, College of Adult and Professional Studies

S H A R O N D R U R Y ‘ 9 7Professor, Graduate Studies in Leadership, Graduate School

B O B W H I T E S E LProfessor, Wesley Seminary

G R E G S M I T H ‘ 8 5President, Alumni Board

C E D R I C J O H N S O N ‘ 5 8President’s Advisory Council for Excellence

J O H N J O N E S ‘ 9 4Vice President, Technology and FacilitiesPresident’s Cabinet

A A R O N A U G E L L OStudent Government Association President

L O R I M O O R E ‘ 1 0Staff Support Council Representative to the Board of Trustees; Administrative Assistant for the Associate Vice President of Residence Life Student Development

A L E X H U S K E YCitizens Advisory Council

The Board of Trustees also appointed a management team to direct the operation of the University during Dr. Smith’s sabbatical. The management team includes Provost Dr. David Wright, Executive Vice President Dr. Keith Newman, and Vice President for Business Affairs and Chief Financial Officer Dr. Duane Kilty.

The first week of April will be an especially busy one on campus.

The traveling exhibit of the Green Collection, the world’s largest

private collection of rare biblical texts and artifacts, will be on

public display. The full collection, owned by Hobby Lobby President

Steve Green, includes more than 40,000 antiquities. Exhibit dates

and location will be announced on indwes.edu.

On April 3, philanthropist and Hobby Lobby CEO David Green

will be the 2013 inductee into the Society of World Changers.

Green, 71, founded Hobby Lobby in 1970 as Greco Products, a miniature

picture frames company that he started in his garage. Today, Hobby

Lobby has 514 stores across the United States offering more than

65,000 products.

In 2010, Green signed The Giving Pledge, an agreement among many

of the world’s richest people to give away more than half of their

fortune before they die. Hobby Lobby’s website lists a number of

ministry partners, from Wycliffe Bible Translator to Harbor House,

a boarding school for troubled teens. David Green has received an

honorary doctorate from IWU.

The week, which also includes a Board of Trustees meeting, finishes

with the Fusion Youth Conference targeting high school students.

David Crowder is the headline artist for the Friday-Saturday event.

This year’s Fusion marks the 40th anniversary of youth conferences

at IWU. Registration is $50. Information is available at

indwes.edu/studentministries.

lookingAHEAD

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Wesley Seminary was founded in 2009. The enrollment numbers for 2008 reflect academic programs now included in the Seminary.

WESLEY SEMINARY

2012 2012

An ongoing goal is increasing student diversity. Residential undergraduate diversity increased from 7.5 percent last year to 8.1 percent this fall; first-time freshmen diversity was 8.8 percent. Total student body diversity is 24.2 percent.

Ms. Kris Douglas

Vice President for Enrollment Management

In spite of continued uncertainty about global and national economies, the 2011-12 fiscal year for IWU finished well. Total revenue surpassed $207 million which is a new IWU record. The Endowment Fund grew to over $82 million thanks to the many men and women, churches, organizations and foundations who faithfully supported IWU and the endowment matching program implemented by the Board of Trustees. Net assets increased from $357,644,189 to $365,259,288. The IWU community continues to praise God for the blessings received through gifts and prayers, and strives to be a good steward of the resources entrusted to this University.

Dr. Duane Kilty

Vice President for Business Affairs

Chief Financial Officer

TOTAL ENROLLMENT

COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

Enrollments plotted here correspond to the current academic structure established in 2009. The School of Nursing was founded in 2009. The enrollment numbers for 2006-2008 reflect academic programs now included in the School of Nursing.

Enrollments plotted here correspond to the 2009 academic structure.

SCHOOL OF NURSING

COLLEGE OF ADULT AND PROFESSIONAL STUDIES IWU NET ASSETS IWU BUDGET

EnrollmentReport

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15,442

2,7982,095

15,345

2,7602,176

15,953

2,7992,213

15,872

2,7572,260

15,580

2,5522,584

6,750

10,000

13,250

16,500

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40,000,000

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120,000,000

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162,750,990302,582,253

173,240,557325,083,863181,257,140

357,644,189 186,438,300365,259,288 207,252,097

TRUSTEES

ESTATES$740,312

CHURCHES$546,078

ALUMNI$845,363

$114,388BUSINESSES$1,678,860

FRIENDS$1,655,958

FOUNDATIONS

$1,103,919

TOTAL GIFT INCOME

IWU DONOR BREAKDOWN

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160,000,000

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400,000,000

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7,200,000

9,600,000

12,000,000

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10,872,822

4,812,126

11,716,893

6,684,878

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Bridges to the Future…

You’ve heard of burning bridges, building bridges, crossing bridges and even

buying bridges, but have you ever climbed a bridge? I was presented with such

an opportunity recently when I climbed the largest and widest steel-arch bridge

in the world. The experience provided not only a great perspective, but taught me

something about vision and perseverance.

Completed in 1932, this bridge originally served 1100 cars per year and took eight

years to build. Fortunately the designers and engineers had a vision for the future

because 200,000 vehicles now cross the bridge daily. We can only wonder how

many people thought they were crazy for building a bridge to support that kind of

traffic.

Planning the bridge turned out to be more complicated and time consuming

than building it. The entrepreneurs had to overcome 85 objections and it took 10

years to gain the necessary approvals and permits. Today, 2.5 million people have

climbed the bridge and enjoyed the sights from 440 feet up in the air. Perseverance

paid off.

Since 1920, vision and perseverance have been hallmarks of Indiana Wesleyan

University. I can only wonder whether the founders envisioned almost 16,000

students, 17 education centers and 65,000 alumni serving around the world, but

dreams become reality when God blesses and He has certainly blessed IWU.

Thanks for believing in possibilities and investing in the future. You are helping

build bridges… bridges of faith, hope and love as our students change our world

and who knows where those bridges will lead!

Dr. Keith Newman

Executive Vice President

The Honor Roll of Donors is published by University Relations for alumni and friends of Indiana Wesleyan

University. We have endeavored to ensure the accuracy of reporting all gifts to IWU from January 1 to

December 31, 2012. If you have any questions, please contact us at 765.677.1439.

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Collingsworth, Jack & MelindaCollins, RexCollins, Tom ‘87 & Janice ‘97Collord, Paul & DoreenConrad, Everett & BeverlyCooper, Mike & LisaCrandall, Ben & LisaCrandall, CalebDavid, Mayer ’61 & Marie ‘58Davis, George & Helen ‘53Dawalt, Rob ‘72 & Linda ‘73DeMichael, Mark & KimDove, Kent & SandyDrake, Thelbert & SuzanneDuecker, Jean ‘50Eckart, Mark & DebbieElsberry, Jim ‘70 & Geri ‘99Emery, Steven ‘71 & Carol ‘70Fratzke, Mike & BJFry, Jack & MariaGuy, Todd ‘84 & Lisa ‘85Hahn, David & AudreyHall, Harry & HelenHall, Norris & CarolynHall, Terry ‘89 & Zana ‘70Halt, Dick & PhyllisHamby, Timothy ‘86 & Gena ‘85Haney, Tom ‘88 & RebeccaHannon, BrendaHart, Jack ‘73 & Fran ‘76Hatland, Stephen & Deb ‘06Heinzmann, MahlonHinds, Marvin ‘51 & Hazel ‘50Hines, Barry & DeborahHoffman, Ross & KarenHoover, Stanley ‘71 & Debbie ‘71Huber, Phillip ’98 & Lisa ‘98Huckins, KyleHughes, Jim & SusanIhrke, Barbara ‘93Johnson, Cedric ‘58 & Marsha ‘59Jordan, Darrell & NancyKeisling, Gary & SueKhosla, Peter ‘99 & Missi ‘00Killian, Chuck ‘59 & JaneKind, Kerry & Jule ‘72Landis, James & Linda ‘71Lewis, Brian ‘10 & RhondaLindsay, Larry & GailLogsdon, James & SharonLong, Al & CarolLongstreth, Evan ‘99 & Susan ‘00MacLaren, Cecil & SharleneMaher, John ‘75 & LindaMallison, Bob ‘79 & NormaMartin, Glenn ‘93Maxwell, AbbyMcAdams, John ‘79 & DonelleMcPherson, Joseph ‘54 & Margaret ‘54Meeks, Mark ‘85 & MelindaMetcalfe, Jim ‘62 & JaneMillard, Bill & Anita ‘02Morales, JuanitaNorris, Sam & EstherNygard, Leigh ‘59 & Judith ‘62Oberdorf, RonPearce, Randy & JerriPercy, Lance & BarbaraPeterson, Marian ‘62Poston, Bob ‘97 & CorneliaRaab, Glenn ‘98Ray, Kyle & PetraRichmond, GaleRickey, Brian ‘79 & Euni ‘71Ringger, Jeremy & SarahRojas, Ner & Harriet ‘76Rowley, Don ‘95 & Shelli ‘95Scales, Mark & KarenSchmidt, Thomas ‘75 & DeniseSchulling, Rodney & SharonSheridan, MaryShoemaker, John & RubySlater, Jonathan ‘05Sloan, Tom ‘76 & Brenda ‘76

Sloan, Ronnie ‘78 & MichelleSprowl, Don & DonnaStephenson, Phil & SharonStorey, Jan ‘82 & Susan ‘85Sutter, MattSwiftney, Steven ‘00Taylor, MarkTaylour, Michael ‘94Thiele, Anne ‘12Thompson, Janet ‘54Turner, Kyle & PamelaVan De Merwe, Willem & Angela ‘98Vandeventer, Lonnie ‘02 & JanetWarren, Weston & SharonWatson, CherylWeaver, MichaelWhitesel, Bob & RebeccaWilkinson, Gary & CathyWilliams, EvelynWillis, Aron ‘70 & SherylWilmot, David ‘84 & LoriWuertley, David ‘71 & BonitaZollman, Loren & Joan

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Alberding, Wayne & MarilynAnderson, Willard & BarbaraAnspaugh, Robert & Patricia OWOBader, ErvinBassett, Mark & CarrieBee, HowardBerndt, FredBiggs, Tom ‘69 & Bonnie ‘69Bilger, Mark & DianeBluhm, KristiBowers, GregBray, John ‘72 & Patty ‘73Buel, Jonni ‘54Caldwell, Joy ‘69Campbell, Darren ‘95 & Nancy ‘95Cannon, Patrick & KellyCappelletty, DonChestnut, Kevin ‘87 & Jennifer ‘88Churchill, KarenCiscell, Anita ‘70Clark, Jack & LeslieClark, James ‘40Conrad, Chris ‘08 & MaryCrotchett, Kentner & Appleman-Crotchett, Naomi ‘55Crots, Lyle & MarilynDean, Rhonda ‘83Dewing, MatthewDieterlen, Maurice & CarolDisher, Michael & SharonDunmyer, Dana & ConnieEckart, Daniel ‘74 & Laurie ‘74Edwards, Dean & KarenEdwards, James & TwilaEvans, DennisFaust, David & Rita ‘72Fletcher, Carolyn ‘64Fletcher, Richard ‘82 & Debbie ‘80Fortner, JacquelineFoss, John ‘83 & Beth ‘83Gainder, Dale & DorisGupte, Subodh ‘00 & SushamaGuyer, Chuck & ShirleyHall, Robert & PeggyHaffner, John & ShirleyHancock, Janet ‘97Harrison, Albert & PamHeavilin, John ‘51Herring, Harvey ‘63 & Rachel ‘62Hersey, Donald & VirginiaHire, James & BetsyHiser, AdeleHodgin, John & LindaHuber, Dick ‘60 & DianeJett, Sanford & SusanJohnson, LarryJones, Ron ’36 & Marjorie ‘36

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Kesler, Richard & BethLisowski, RichardLo, Jim ‘82 & RoxyLohser, Jeffrey & AmyLone, Rita ‘61Majewski, Daniel ‘04Masterson, Seth ‘12Mazellan, Ron & Jil ‘85McGavic, JohnMcIntyre, Robert ‘44 & Elizabeth ‘52McLauchlin, Thelma OWOMcMann, BonnieMcQuiston, David ’65 & Karen ‘64Melton, Tony ‘77 & Sue ‘76Miller, CharlesMoorehead, Stephen & Phyllis ‘90Mumaw, Alan & MeryleeMunday, Terry ‘70 & Linda

Myrick, Mavis ‘47Neel, Chris & SandraNelson, Eldon ‘50 & Wilda OWONelson, ToriO’Donnell, Terry & Smith, Ruth ‘81Porterfield, John ‘68 & Maria ‘88Pulliam, RuthRapp, LeroyRay, Gene & JackieRoberts, KaylaRobinson, George ‘59

Sauer, AmbrosiaSayer, Frank & ShelleySchmucker, PeggyScott, TeresaScully, Kevin & JoanneSeaborn, Joseph & MarySemlow, BruceShaver, CharlesSherman, Don & Jane ‘56Shreves, Bill & SueShuckhart, MarieSmaltz, HughSnyder, Carroll & JanetSnyder, Mark ‘83 & MelissaSpangler, Greg ‘05 & Angela ‘98Spaulding, Dale ‘67 & Roxie ‘67Stewart, RubyStoliker, Dale & Susan

Strand, Julius ‘59 & Bobbie ‘56Swain, JohnThompson, DavidTippey, Byron ‘47 & Helen ‘44Tonagel, Greg & Amy ‘12Tonagel, Hugh & KathyTrimmer, Joseph & CarolTurner, Eric & Cynthia ‘96Wagner, Julie ‘01Wallace, JoanWampler, Charles

Warner, AndrewWarner, BarbaraWasson, Richard & Tammy ‘04Weinmann, Bob & BonnieWelge, RandyWetherill, WallyWheeler, Jack & DeborahWillis, Cam & GerryWilmot, Elvin ‘56 & LaVerne ‘58Zent, Norma ‘49

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Adkins, LynnetteAlbrecht, ThomasAlexander, Mark ‘96 & Louann ‘96Allison, Paul ‘86Alsup, Kevin ‘01 & TashaAlumbaugh, Jess ‘12Anderson, Dennis ‘04 & Teresa ‘99Anderson, Reese ‘58 & Anna Marie ‘58Armes, Elrie & BarbaraArmiger, Tom ’76 & Vangie ‘75Arnold, DaveArrendale, James ‘77Atkinson, Judy ‘95Baas, Rick & RoseBagley, Dave & Joy ‘94Baker, HaroldBaker, Ray & TeresaBaker, Stephen & Barbara ‘94Barker, Norm & SherriBarley, Ryan ‘05Barnes, Kevin ‘96Barnhart, DeenaBartley, David ‘79 & AmberBartley, Mark ‘79Batman, Kevin ‘82 & Teresa ‘92Batson, Ted & AnneBauer, SaraBauer, SueBaumbaugh, BruceBecker, Mark ‘07 & Erica ‘09Beekman, Bill ‘68 & Jan ‘71Bell, MikeBence, Bud & CarolBender, Burnell & Ruth ‘63Bengtson, JonathonBernius, Brian & ElaineBickel, Edmond ‘98Black, Josh & Michaelia ‘05Blackburn, James ‘57 & MarthaBlake, John & ToniBlosser, Karl & RuthBoen, Dale & DarleneBogear, RonBolker, Bill & ClaudiaBoone, Wendell ‘53 & Lois ‘49Boss, Paul & SueBothwell, Robert & CatherineBounds, Chris & TamaraBoyce, Jeff & BeckyBrackenbury, RonBrackmann, Phil ‘08 & Elisa ‘08Bragg, Richard & Patty ‘93Brankle, Byron & LyndaBrooks, Steve ‘86 & TerriBrown, Ed & CarolynBrown, Herschel & Betty ‘74Brunnemer, Jim ‘09Bryant, Randy & RendaBuck, James ‘89Buck, Mike & CynthiaBuck, Russell ‘51Bunch, Jennings & Harriet ‘55Burchell, Bob ‘88 & Cynthia ‘92Burns, Mark ‘67 & Joanna ‘67Burritt, Mark ’07 & TamiBurton, Bill ‘89 & JoanBye, Clarence

Cady, Don ‘83 & Sharon ‘82Cage, CarlCaldwell, Wayne & JoanCalhoun, John ’95 & JoAnnCarpenter, Will & JackieCarr, Richard OWO & EulaCarter, Norman ‘60 & Rowena ‘63Castro, Mark ‘95 & Dawn ‘93Cecil, Mark & MelindaChambers, John ’70 & Carolyn ‘61Cherry, ConstanceChilders, PamChilgreen, Donald ‘64 & Alice ‘63Chitwood, Ronnie ‘05Chleboun, Ben ‘09Christner, Garry & Wanda ‘72Church, Haley ‘11Clement, BettyClement, David ‘64 & Wenda ‘61Clevenger, Kerry & WandaCobbs, DewainCocallas, David ‘09Cole, JacquelynColeman, JeffreyColter, LeroyColter, Steve ‘89 & CheriColyer, Paul ‘94 & Teresa ‘04Conrad, RhondaConrad, Stephen & VickieCook, Benjamin & MelissaCortner, Rodney & SusanCourtney, Max ‘69 & Martha ‘89Coverdale, Daniel & Lynne ‘00Coverstone, Kim & MelodyCrisp, Paul ‘95 & Kristi ‘00Crossman, Rod ‘76 & MaryCroy, John & LorettaD’Aniello, Richard & RobinDamstra, Ed & LoisDaugherty, Doug & RebeccaDavis, Arthur OWO & BettyDavis, James & AnnDavis, JeromeDavis, Wil & CynthiaDavisson, John ‘56Dawalt, Donald ‘55 & Evelyn ‘54Dawson, Rob ‘95 & Tanna ‘97Day, David ‘97 & Kathryn ‘68Day, Lucille ‘39DeGroff, Clyde & Ruth ‘60DeNeff, Steve ’81 & Lori ‘82Dearinger, PatriciaDerr, Wayne ‘97 & Colleen ‘07Dewing, Randy ‘01 & Joy ‘01Donaldson, Reginald ’93 & ShellyDoyle, Andrew ‘05 & Jill ‘05Drake, Thomas & DebbieDraves, Mark & Susan ‘89Dreyer, JeanneDrury, Keith & Sharon ‘87DuPree, AnthonyDuecker, David ‘75 & Amber ‘77Eash, David & BeverlyEastes, SherlyEatherton, Robert & DeborahEchelbarger, Donald & BarbaraEdwards, ChadEdwards, Craig & TuesdayEldridge, Milo ‘77 & Robin ‘81Elliott, Donald & LoisEllis, John & KimberlyEllis, Malcolm ‘52Ellis, Wayne ‘81 & MargieEngel, David ‘57 & Rebecca ‘57Engle, GabiEngle, Mark & LoriEnlow, Charles ‘71 & Loretta ‘71Evans, Steve ‘79 & KaylynnFelker, James & HeleneFerguson, Douglas & DonnaFetterhoff, Manuela

Finster, KevinFinster, Ralph & BettyFisher, ClintonFisher, Donald ‘39 & Mildred ‘37Fisher, SusanFlowers, Joe & MarilynFolgate, ClarkForshey, Mike ‘02 & Amy ‘04Foss, Josh ‘09 & Sarah ‘08Foss, Seth ‘08 & Mandy ‘08Foster, Nate ‘00 & ErinFranks, Jeffrey ‘85 & Dorothy ‘82Frauhiger, Rudy & ConnieFreeborn, Warren ‘45 & JoannFreeman, VivianFriesen, Merle OWOFulkerson, RachelFuller, Jim & Mary PatFuller, KennethFutrell, Jerry & Cindy ‘04Gaddis, Megan ‘01Gagliano, NickGaines, RichardGaylor, Ruth ‘73Gearhart, Joel ‘74George, Mark & DebbieGerber, Vincent ‘99Gerdes, Mike ‘09Gerig, Mark & MichelleGillard, SharlettGoins, HowardGongwer, Richard & JudyGoodman, Jack ‘62 & EllaGorman, CourtneyGormong, Jeffrey ‘90 & Beth ‘91Gormong, Larry & RitaGreentree, Jerald & Gloria ‘94Grubaugh, Donald & JuliaGunsalus, Russ & CynthiaGuthrie, Robert & BarbaraHall, Daniel & KarenHall, KaedraHalt, Rick ‘75 & DaleneHamlin, Douglas ‘75 & Dorothy ‘70Handley, John & LindaHaney, Paul ‘62Hannan Poyner, Christopher & Michelle ‘10Harris, John ‘49 & HelenHart, Gwendolyn OWOHart, Jack ‘73 & Fran ‘76Hartman, MichaelHarvey, MaryHeer, Kenneth ‘64 & Nancy ‘64Heincker, DanHeiniger, Jonathan & LeanneHenderson, KimballHenry, James ‘70 & Dee ‘66Henson, Michael & Robbie ‘89Herbruck, Gary & TeresaHeritage, Sharon ‘91Herniak, BeckyHerring, Randy ‘89 & Michelle ‘92Hiatt, Gregory & CarolHibschman, Tim ‘98 & Stefanie ‘98Hidy, Dale ‘04Hinkle, Roger & Ruby ‘52Hocker, Tony & EllenHofer, Todd ‘04Holderead, Jerry & JeanineHolland, LenaHolloway, Gaytha ‘93Holloway, Jenna ‘07Holloway, Joseph ‘78 & Pamela ‘77Hood, George ‘87 & DonnaHord, EdwynaHorn, Ernest ‘49 & Doris ‘42Horner, Verlin ‘88 & Tenley ‘93Horsman, Thomas & BrendaHorst, Steve & CherylHorstman, Lawrence & Mary

Howell, Donny ‘06 & ElaineHowlett, Don ‘77 & Dana ‘83Hu, Zili & Li JingHudson, Charles & LindaHudson, RandallHuffman, BarbaraHuffman, MarthaHull, PearlHummel, Burke ‘02 & Joellen ‘02Hundt, Paul & ChristineHunt, Gordon ‘88Hunt, JeremyHunt, Joseph ‘70 & Linda ‘70Huston, Jerald & Deborah ‘96Idema, BeaIhrkey-Mitchell, Phyllis OWOInnocent, Priscilla ‘99Iwase, YoshiJackson, HelenJacobs, Andrew & KendieJacobs, MaryJandik, John & JanetJewell, VernonJohns, David ‘90Johnson, Ronald ‘73 & LindaJones, Dan & MicheleJones, David & NitaJones, Hobart & LoisJones, Michael & SusanJones, WilliamKabigting, AlexKabigting, EmilyKane, John & SandiaKauer, Judy ‘72Kaufman, Troy & JenniferKelly, Joe ’73 & Linda ‘73Kelly, Ronald & TanaKelsven, Marion ‘43Kennedy, GraceKeppler, Edward & MarlaKing, Randall & LoriKiser, Clinton ‘50 & Wanda ‘50Klaasen, Bob ‘88 & Karen ‘86Knepp, David & LisaLammertin, Georgeanne ‘11Landis, Mason ‘64 & Donna ‘61Landis, Ruth ‘67Leach, Juanita ‘58Leary, BarbaraLeavitt, AnnLebaron, John & LindaLeitzel, Dave ‘79 & Carol ‘77Lennox, Steve & Eileen ‘95Lewis, Rodney & DebraLewis, StanleyLie, KiLines, BobLines, JanLinna, Mark ‘89 & TammiLipina, Alison ‘05Lipina, Art ‘70 & Judy ‘69Lofgren, Richard & LisaLove, Lyle ‘52Luebke, RachelLuttrull, Jim ‘78 & Debra ‘79Lyons, Ab ‘93Maclaren, Scott ‘89 & MichelleMaddox, Martha ‘44Maksut, William & JanetManning, Mike ‘09 & TracyManwell, Joseph & Anita ‘92Marne, Laura ‘09Martin, Bradley & Yvonne ‘96Martin, James & Linda ‘84Martynyuk, Dimitri & Melissa ‘03Mason, Richard & LindaMatchette, BarbMatchette, Kevin & Molly ‘97Mazellan, EvanMcCracken, John & LoisMcDevitt, Timothy & Holly

McIntyre, John ‘77 & Pamalou ‘88McPherson, JeffMere, Michael & CarolynMetcalf, Michael ‘91Metzler, Marvin & KarenMeyering, John & LauraMikel, Seth & JulieMiller, Alan & PatriciaMiller, David ‘90 & SusanMiller, Debra ‘86Moats, CandaceMohler, Jeff ‘94 & LisaMoore, John & RebeccaMoorlach, Richard & Kathy ‘87Morgan, Kevin & RobinMorris, Cheryl ‘01Morris, Matthew ‘01Mossburg, Jerry & JeanMottayaw, BeccaMowat, James ‘69 & Peggy ‘67Mui, LillianMumaw, CaitlinMurray, Byron & BarbaraMyroup, Cornelius & MaryNeal, Terry ‘93Neel, Robert & SybilNeff, JasonNeidigh, RitaNeilson, James ‘93Nettleton, Philip & WandaNielsen, Richard OWO & JuanitaNoggle, Marian ‘35North, Garry ‘76 & Shirley ‘77Nottingham, Max ‘93 & Susie ‘96Nulf, Robert ‘68 & CharlotteOakley, Diana ‘09Obtinario, Mark & Denise ‘91Ott, John ’78 & Kathy ‘80Parker, Andrew & KimPatton, EdwardPaul, Randolph & JuliaPearson, Phil ‘57 & Martha ‘57Pedigo, KarenPenzenik, Richard & PatriciaPerkins, Phillip & MargaretPersinger, JonPeters, Chad ‘94 & Sherri ‘94Peters, Michael & MaryPeterson, Daniel ‘60 & Wava ‘59Pierson, David & MaryPittman, John & JoyPlanck, Matthew ‘01 & TobiPocock, DanPoff, Dan & SandyPoff, JaredPolston, Don ‘51 & Ruth ‘49Pongracic, Ivan & AnaPowell, Terry & PeggyPrisk, Trevor ‘06 & Michelle ‘06Puffer, Keith & Wendy ‘98Randall, Dick & ShirleeRatliff, Thomas & SheilaRay, Ronald & Nancy ‘97Reed, Jon & Joy ‘85Reisdorf, KimReisdorf, Scott & DianneRhoade, Jeffrey & KathyRichardson, Paul ‘09 & Jennifer ‘06Richert, Charles & TamaraRickner, Joy ‘99Riggs, Randy & BarbRobinette, BetsyeRoome, Chuck ’83 & Wendi ‘83Roorbach, Keith & Janell ‘96Roorbach, Michael ‘73 & Karen ‘71Rose, Jerry & ConnieRoss-Siepman, JulieRowlett, Kacie ‘15Royer, Melvin & BarbaraRuberg, MarilynRuberg, Rodney

Ryan, Jerry ‘90Salata, MarjorieSanders, Wesley ‘81 & LindaSchenck, Ken & AngelaSchlemmer, Kenneth ‘92 & MartaSchmeltz, KimberlySchmidt, Jonna ‘82Schwarze, Robert & BrendaScott, Steven ‘76 & Mary ‘77Seaback, RachelSehgal, ShivShaffner, Jack & Winnie ‘67Shank, Manford & EulahShattuck, Maurie OWO & Pamela OWOShepherd, Mark ’10 & LaurenShepherd, NancySherer, William ’58 & Freda ‘65Shigley, HelenShort, RoseneShowalter, Jerry & JudithShroyer, PamelaShuttleworth, Linda ‘89Simons, Marilyn ‘77Simpson, Scott & CathySipe, Carey ‘99 & BrookSloan, Jean ‘54Sloan, Todd ‘12 & Whitney ‘11Smith, AndrewSmith, Bruce ‘92 & CaraSmith, CarlSmith, Mark & TeresaSmith, Ronald ‘63 & Donna ‘63Smith, SaraSmith, William & JenniferSmithee, Kenneth & MarleneSnyder, Owen ‘60 & Jean ‘75Solms, Daniel ‘94 & Layla ‘99Solms, JosephSpringer, Keith & GenevieveSproul, Mark & KarenSprunger, DonaldStair, Vida ‘49Stanley, MarthaStarcher, Keith & MargaretStebbins, Steven & LeeAnnSteenbergh, Tim ‘93 & TraceyStehno, Edward ‘93Stephens, Win ‘64 & Darlene ‘84Stern, Ron & SandyStewart, Michael & Rebecca ‘73Stodghill, Donald & ShirleyStorey, Mark ‘93 & MollyStouffer, DeniseSuffridge, Ted ‘55 & GladysSwan, Thomas & CarolSwanson, IreneSwauger, Paul ‘76 & Susan ‘77Swinney, Michael ‘89Syswerda, Todd & DaraTaylor, Byron ‘69 & PeggyTeare, Budd & ChristineTerwilliger, Blythe ‘50Thomas, James ‘68 & MargaretThomas, Kevin & NancyThompson, Adam & StacyThompson, Don & BobbiTippey, Bob ‘71 & AlletaTipton, Troy ’00 & Darla ‘03Tobey, Nathan ‘94Tong, Kooi ChinTope, Steven ‘88Torres, JoseTravers, MervanTrent, SheliaTroyer, Don & VickieTroyer, James ‘73 & Beverly‘71Troyer, Paul & EdithTucker, Hubert ‘67 & ImogeneTurcott, Scott & RosalynTurner, Paul & Betty

Tuttle, John & Linda ‘71Uecker, AnnaUllom, Stephen & Kathleen ‘71Usher, PaulValerio, BarbaraVardaman, David ‘73 & RosalynVickery, RebeccaVoght, Jeff & CathrynVoorheis, Rex ‘95Wakefield, Donald & LindaWalker, Sherrie ‘04Walker, Steve ‘80 & Kris ‘81Walters, Dallas & Debi ‘02Warnke, Randall & Clara ‘55Watkins, James ‘74 & Lois ‘75Watson, David & RhondaWebber, Ev ‘09 & Barbara ‘04Wegman, FrancisWeiland, Tim & SheilaWelcome, Dan & MarshaWendall, KirstenWerking, Robert & Ruth ‘69Whirledge, Ben & Marie ‘81Whonsetler, Dale ‘77 & Connie ‘81Whonsetler, GaryWickersham, MikeWilliams, Adam & Aly ‘94Wilson, David & CaroleWilson, Earle & SylviaWilson, GwenWilson, NormanWilson, Norman ‘74 & KimberleeWing, Bob ‘62 & Elaine ‘62Wolf, KarenWolfe, Richard ‘61 & Sonia ‘60Wonder, Sean ‘00Woodbury, Philip ‘79 & Cheryl ‘78Wooldridge, Mark & DoriWorrell, DonnaWright, Wayne ‘84 & Virginia OWOWrightsman, John ‘75 & Sherryl ‘73Yoder, Jared & KimberlyZabst, Phil & KimberlinZeigler, Brian & Jeannette

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Because of the impact Dr. Clarence Huffman had

on Chuck Killian ’59, Killian and his wife, Jane,

established the Clarence Huffman Memorial

Scholarship for Wesley Seminary at Indiana

Wesleyan University. Killian says that Dr. Huffman,

“had an incredible impact on my life. He was

very, very helpful with charting my agenda as

a preacher... I owe a lot to Clarence Huffman.”

Killian served as an ordained pastor in the United

Methodist Church and as a professor at Asbury

Theological Seminary.

KILLIANCHUCK & JANE

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Grubb, Brad ‘04 & KarenGunsalus, Harold & Mary OWOGurgel, Linda ‘08Gustafson, Curtis & DeborahGwin, Jim & LoisHadler, MelindaHaeck, Andrew ‘03Haeck, Bradley ‘03Hale, Elden ‘09Hale, Sarah ‘05Hall, LymonHall, ThomasHalvorsen, JimHam, DebraHamaker, Ronald ‘57 & Marcia ‘74Hamilton, DeniseHamilton, Robert & SandyHammons, Michael ’99 & GayleHandy, NancyHaney, Bryan ’97 & MistiHanna, Bill ‘91 & LindaHansher, Jack & MarilynHapner, George ‘57 & BeverlyHare, Matthew ‘99 & Julie ‘99Harlow, Brian ‘98Harner, Myron & Mitchener, Terysa ‘86Harrel, Seferina ‘99Harris, Frank ‘52 & MabelHarrison, NormaHart, MichaelHart, PhillipHart, Steve ‘09 & Darlene ‘09Hartley, Nancy ‘99Harvey, Bruce & JudithHarvey, Mary ‘49Hastings, Stephen ‘94 & Anna ‘90Hasty, FrancesHatch, Arlie ’07 & VivianHatch, KarenHatch, Mary ‘71Hatley, Ron ’07 & CarolynHatton, Robert & CindyHauck, Albert ‘91Haughey, Jeffrey & HelenHauser, Neal ‘73Hauser, Nolan ‘73 & Amy ‘75Havens, Jaron ‘10Hawes, Cameron ‘08Hawks, Gary & DianneHay, KevinHeasley, RichardHeasley, SophiaHeath, CandaceHeckber, Steven ‘87 & KathyHeckman, Ed & JoanHedrick, ChristyHedrick, Marshall & JanetHeffernan, Thomas & NancyHein, JayHeinrich, LesleyHelfen, JaniceHelmy, AndyHelvey, Doug ‘72 & Deborah ‘70Hemming, Ronald & PeggyHendl, Eugene & Carol ‘69Hendrickson, RonaldHenn, Daniel ’99 & JaneHensley, Nisa ‘94Henson, SheilaHerring, Ronald ‘59 & Sarah ‘68Hershberger, Robert ’69 & Patricia ‘69Hershey, MilennaHersman, John & EvaHethcote, MaxHeusinkveld, Michael & Elaine ‘82Hewett, ThomasHewson, Gerald ‘65 & Jane ‘67Hibschman, Annabelle ‘66Hickman, DeniseHickman, George & Denise

Higgins, Ethel ‘55Higley, Thomas & JuanitaHill, BethHill, KeithHill, Robert ‘81 & SharonHines, Alice ‘43Hines, Chip ‘91Hirt, JamieHiscoe, HannahHoback, EllenHobson, Jenna ‘08Hochsprung, SonyaHochstetler, Jay & KelleyHockett, John ‘90Hodson, Philip ‘98 & MaryHoffman, Elmer & AbbyHogan, MildredHolland, And y ‘07Holland, GeoffreyHolland, NatalieHolle, Veta ‘56Holliday, Michael & BettyHollingsworth, Kari ‘99Holloway, DanielleHolloway, David ‘76 & Cindy ‘77Holloway, Kim ‘80 & Teena ‘87Holman, ChristineHolman, GraniaHolmquist, John & Mary ‘62Holt, NancyHolt, Terrance ‘00Hood, George ’61 & Marian ‘61Hoopingarner, Kent & SusanHooser, RonaldHopkins, Michael & AnnHorner, Verlin ‘88 & Tenley ‘93Horst, AliciaHouse, Landon ‘07Howell, George ‘92 & MarliHoxie, Clinton ‘68 & Jane ‘69Hubbard, NancyHubbell, Thomas ‘90Hudson, BeverlyHudson, Donald & DanaHuffine, Eric ’96 & Deborah ‘94Huffman, DaleHuffman, EdHuffman, Judy ‘76Huffman, JuneHull, Matthew ‘04Humbert, Leonard & Nanette ‘60Hunckler, Ann ‘97Hunter, Marilyn ‘59Huston, SherryImbler, Sally ‘71Ingalls, BruceIngle, Samuel ‘95Israel, Brian ‘90Israel, Kenneth ‘67 & SueJackson, Mary ‘98Jackson, Merrill ‘58 & JoanJackson, Patricia ‘82Jackson, Peggy ‘94Jackson, Troy & Karen ‘05Jaenicke, Kris & AnnJamieson, Marilyn ‘77Jamieson, Michael ‘12Jansen, Steve ‘07Jarrell, Stephen & Teresa ‘79Jauch, Amy ‘06Jeffries, Walter ‘46Jenness, JeffreyJess, Gregory ‘10Jessup, DwightJohannes, ChristineJohnson, BettyJohnson, BruceJohnson, Eric ‘94Johnson, Jeffrey & NancyJohnson, Lois ‘61Johnson, Nathan ‘00 & Stephanie

Johnson, Paul & Karen ‘69Johnson, Terri ‘11Johnson, TimothyJohnson, Walter ‘05Johnston, KellyJones, Elizabeth ‘04Jones, Grace ‘80Jones, James ‘67 & JudyJones, JaredJones, JohnJones, Kenneth ‘54Jones, Kevin ‘05 & LindaJones, Mike & LaraJones, Rebecca ‘04Jones, Thomas & KarilynJordan, AndrinicJoseph, AbsonJuber, KevinJudge, JuanitaJudge, Michael & BeverlyJurkowski, WilliamKahle, SteveKaiser, KirstenKalkirtz, MelissaKatter, JaneKaufman, ZanaKazmierczak, Kristine ‘92Keating, Kenneth & DorisKeisling, Rob ‘04 & Kristin ‘04

Keith, Gregory ‘04 & Janelle ‘75Keller, CathrynKeller, Jessica ‘01Kelley, Jerry ‘72 & AliceKellogg, Frederick ‘88 & BarbaraKemp, NancyKennedy, LaymanKenoyer, Quentin & Marleah ‘43Kenworthy, Alex ‘91 & Dana

Keplar, Carol ‘08Kercher, LindaKeul, Stephen & AdeleKhalouf, ShirleyKillian, William ’61 & Linda ‘59Kimm, Joe ‘08King, CarlKing, MatthewKing, Ruth ‘51King, Sammy & SarahKintigh, Robert & DianeKirkwood, Craig & Chris ‘08Kisler, RichardKissinger, NatalieKlaasen, Esther ‘58Klatt, Mark ‘72 & Dawn ‘71Klemmensen, Brian ‘03Klett, Eugene ‘94Klopfenstein, Marlin & MarcineKnoy, Roy ‘05 & LeaKochensparger, JasonKoeser, Edwin & Joetta ‘70Kohlmorgen, ErnestKohlmorgen, KimKovacich, William ‘90Kowalski, Suzanne ‘95Kraai, Jim & RhondaKrauss, Tim & Jodi ‘09Kreider, Gary & Beverly ‘01

Kreitzer, Matthew & JenniferKreke, Jean ‘70Kring, Earl ’61 & Jean ‘59Kroemer, Les ‘05 & PatriciaKrulatz, Ellen ‘02Kuhn, RB & PamelaKunkel, BettyKwan, Kwong-LieLabeau, David ‘92 & Nancy

Trey’12 and Cathryn ‘11 (Frazier) Rohrman

supported the Leadership in Athletics Scholarship

because of Trey’s experience as a member of the

golf team and their “passion for how the University

impacts students’ lives.” The scholarship exists to

“…provide enduring support and encouragement

to student-led leadership within athletics at

Indiana Wesleyan University.”

TREY & CATHRYNROHRMAN

Arn, CharlesArnold, Tisha ‘96Arrendale, HaroldAtkinson, Doug & Sara ‘06Atkinson, John & Norma ‘75Ault, Patty ‘62Avery, Scott & JenniferAvila, Andres ‘01Avink, KalAyers, Michael & MarilynBachelor, PhilipBaer, LukeBagley, HelenBagley, R. & KristyBagley, RachelleBaier, RonaldBailey, KatherineBailey, Mark & DebraBailey, Morris & Peggy ‘72Bainbridge, Wendell ‘76 & Ruth ‘78Baker, Aaron ‘07Baker, David ‘60 & LouiseBaldon-Gutter, JaniceBall, Jeannette ‘87Ballard, JoanBanter, Ralph & MargaretBardsley, JoanBardsley, Paul & MarilynBarham, HeidiBair, Paul & DonnaBarber, Elinor ‘60Bargsley, Tom ‘08Barker, TerryBarlow, Donald ‘74Barlow, William ‘77 & Melody ‘80Barnard, Bob ‘93 & SandyBarnes, EuniceBarrabee, Linda ‘08Bass, HaroldBates, John & CaroleBatman, Ernest & AdaBauer, Paul ‘60 & JoanneBeadle, Mark & LouAnnBeal, Robert & MistiBeck, Randall & JoyBeck, Rich ‘87Beckmann, Kenneth ‘04Bednarski, AliceBeineke, John ‘72Bekker, Leon ‘88Bell, James & KellieBell, KimberlyBench, ElizabethBennett, KeithBenson, Jay & Vicky ‘66Berg, James & Michelle ‘85Berkebile, Robert‘50Beyioku, Jolly & CherylBeymer, OpalBilger, Barry ‘84 & SharonBillbe, SusanBillman, Eric ‘03 & CarrieBirkey, Wayne & ShirleyBirky, TracyBlack, Glenn ‘90 & SharonBlack, Steve & LoisBlake, Marilyn ‘58Blann, Paul ‘70 & JoAnne ‘69Blomberg, RobinBluemke, Daniel & Toni ‘03Blunk, Carita ‘51Bobson, Lawrence & Katherine ‘61Boettcher, Brad & Cynthia ‘96Bogumil, Lillian ‘38Bohlender, DebraBoley, BryonBollinger, Janice ‘97Bond, John ‘70 & ShirleyBone, CarolBontrager, PamelaBooker, Ruth

Boshart, Royden & CarolBosio, Irene ‘87Bosma, CherylBoswell, Chip & Elizabeth ‘02Boulanger, JoannaBousman, DeniseBowen, GierietBowen, Jeff & Rhonda ‘00Bowen, KeithBowers, JessicaBowman, James & KarenBowman, JimBowman, SueBowser, Randall & ReneeBoyd, Dennis ‘72 & BarbBoyd, DonaldBoyer, BarryBozarth, Chris ‘12Bradford, Stanley ‘87 & DorothyBradley, Robert ‘95Brady, Jack & Sara ‘04Bragg, DickBragg, Roy & PatsyBrammer, WilliamBrander, ThomasBrannon, RosaleeBratcher, J P ‘08Bratcher, Michael ‘10Bratcher, SabrinaBreedlove, Roger ‘68 & DeAnna ‘99Brigner, Terry ’61 & GraceBrinegar, KevinBriner, LauraBronkema, David & ColeenBronkema, Gregory & TeresaBrooks, JeffBrown, Gene ‘77 & Susan ‘77Brown, Mark & JulieBrown, Natalie ‘12Brown, SaraBrown, ScottBrown, Sheila ‘76Brown, SteveBrown, Susan ‘83Brownell, Rudy & Norma ‘54Brubaker, Merrel & DeborahBruner, GeorgeBruner, Mark ‘93 & JulieBrunner, AmandaBrunner, WilliamBryant, Jack ‘99Bucher, SusanBuckman, Eleanor ‘43Bujdoso, LaurenBump, Joy ‘97Bunch, Spencer & SharonBunish, Alice ‘44Burgener, Paul & GoldieBurgett, Bryan ‘03 & ChristieBurgos, Joe & JaniceBurke, Terry ’97 & LindaBurkhart, Stacy ‘04Burman, Stephen ‘88Burnett, Donald & RubyBurnett, Richard ‘01Burson, Scott & DebraBuss, Gregory & SherryButler, Bob & NinaButler, Arthur ’72 & Nancy ‘68Butts, LasterByrnes, Lawrence ’65 & MarianCain, AnnCain, CharlotteCain, NeilCain, WalterCaley, Blake & PeggyCallecod, David ‘94 & KimCallison, CindyCalloway, DallasCaltrider, Paul & Virginia ‘90Camilleri, Bruce & Breta

Campbell, James ’69 & Joyce ‘69Campbell, JulieCampbell, Keith & WendyCanady, Charlie & GloriaCanfield, DonaldCantrell, BruceCarl, James ‘88 & PennyCarlisle, Marvin ‘59 & Betty ‘52Carnes, TimothyCarpenter, DianneCarroll, Steven ‘08Carter, Susan ‘99Causey, Charles & Pamela ‘71Caviggiola, Brian ‘04 & JudyCesario, BrandonCesario, Steven & SueChacon, JulietaChamberlain, Larry & SherleneChamberlain, Robert & GraceChambers, Curtis ‘47Chambliss, LeRoyChanley, Scott ‘01 & MariaChapman, Brian & TeresaChapman, BrookeChapman, SandraCharles, Winsett ‘68 & GwendolynChastain, Tim ‘04 & DebraChew, MarkChristner, Jr & InezClaar, William & CynthiaClark, AmyClark, JackClark, Jeff ‘10Clark, Joel ‘78 & ShirleyClark, Kevin ‘08Clarke, CaraClarke, Hilda ‘68Clawson, Herbert & JanetClay, Gary & MelissaClaycomb, Pamela ‘00Clemens, MelanieClemens, Ronald & Beth ‘02Clifford, Verna ‘61Clinansmith, David ‘75Cline, BettyCline, RandyClingenpeel, GeraldClouse, James & DellaCoe, Douglas ‘03 & Portia ‘98Coffey, Joseph & KarenCoffey, Roland & JoanCoffey, TylerCoffman, BonnieColarusso, Frank ‘10Cole, John & JuneCole, Michael ‘87Cole, Richard & Kathy ‘98Collins, BarbaraCollins, TimothyCombs, Robert ‘95Comer, KarenCompton, ForrestCompton, LisaConaway, CarolynConaway, KeithConrad, HaroldConrad, Jon ‘91 & AmyConwell, GaryCook, JohnCooley, HelenCoon, TammieCooper, Jill ‘69Cooper, SandraCopeland , MargueriteCott, Richard & Jody ‘76Couch, LisaCourtney, CathrynCourtney, MartyCovert, Bradley & Kathy ‘00Cowan, GeraldCowden, Kristy ‘80

Cowles, CSCox, BenjaminCox, Charlie & JudyCox, MaryCox, Paul & AnneCozette, CherylCraib, OrphaCrail, Phillip ‘59 & Madelyn ‘59Craker, Dale ‘72 & Gail ‘75Cramer, Ronald & MarciaCrane, Kit & StaceyCrawford, Kevin & LynnCrawford, Roy ‘52Crocker, Bill & MaryCroner, DanaCrosby, David & Sue ‘04Crotts, Donnie & MaryCrowell, CamelliaCrump, Bradley & ConnieCuller, CharlotteCunningham, Chris ‘93 & Debra ‘05Cupp, Bill & Cindy ‘10Curfman, Richard & TracyCypher, Ronald & SusanDaine, David ‘95Dalton, ScottDaluga, DanielDaniel, Thomas & Renee ‘76Daniels, Harold ‘93Dannenfelser, Thomas & Margaret ‘98Darling, Jeffrey ‘85 & Patricia ‘87Darst, Richard ‘53Davenport, Frank & Alice ‘56Davis, Carl & GloryDavis, Chad & KimberlyDavis, Christian ‘09Davis, Rebecca ‘56Davis, TeresaDavis, WalterDavison, Howard & HelenDavisson, Mark & Cynthia ‘06Dawalt, Lelia ‘48De Roziere, Sr, Robert ‘09DeBoy, Scott & Jennifer ‘12DeNeff, Jay ‘55 & Evelyn ‘53Dean, LindaDean, SteveDeardorff, BradleyDecker, Danny & AnneDecker, Steven & JulieDeeren, Lyle ’98 & Leanne ‘94Degenkolb, Esther ‘58Deisler, Richard ‘51 & Mary ‘51Delaney, TheresaDeleon, PaulaDell, Peggy ‘79Deloria, Kevin ‘86Dennis, RebeccaDeSanto, NormaDevore, Vic & BarbaraDevore, WilliamDewerd, FaithDi Ianni, Brian ‘06Dial, David & SharonDiamond, EliciaDias, JamesDieterlen, Steven & LisaDillard, LanceDockery, JerryDodd, Chad ‘99 & JulieDole, William & PatriciaDorrel, Jeffrey ‘06Doust, Josh ‘07Douwsma, Dean & MaryDownes, LaurieDowning, Alan ‘08Downing, Frank & Amy ‘93Downing, Rachelle ‘07Draine, Charles & SusanDrown, Benjamine ‘56 & Lois ‘56DuPree, Marie

Duke, Richard ‘69Dunbar, Mark & Serena ‘87Dunham, Tom & PattyDustman, Nathan ‘08Dwyer, StevenEarnest, John ’07 & Yanis-Earnest, Alexis ‘01Eby, PatrickEckart, Creston ‘53 & CharlotteEckert, LauraEckles, Jon & JeannetteEddy, Edward ‘47 & Arlene ‘47Edlund, JacqualineEdwards, David & LindaEffinger, SabrinaEhrhardt, SandraEhrsam, Roy & BeverlyEinhaus, John & Sandra ‘82Elder, Marj ‘45Elfert, PaulaElliott, Vernice ‘57Ellis, Anthony & AngelaEllis, Fred ‘77 & Beverly ‘01Ellis, JohnElsbury, TammyElson, DavidElson, NancyEmrich, Diane ‘87Eng, Tin & Susan ‘71Enyart, Paul ‘56 & Winifred ‘54Erbaugh, PatriciaEscalante, Phillip ‘03Eske, Randall & LissaEspe, MargaretEtherington, Conrad & Norma ‘56Everhart, James & Martha ‘55Everroad, PatriciaFairchild, KimberlyFairchild, RobertFaris, JamesFarmer, TinaFiebig, Greg & MarilynFiebig, RobertFellner, ThomasFerguson, Jarvis ‘81 & Sue ‘82Ferguson, Kyle & RachelleFerrin, Ross & KarlaFields, Gene & Nancy ‘96Fields, MaryFields, PaulFigueroa, LouisFisher, Craig & VickiFisher, DeborahFisher, MolliFitzgerald, NicoleFitzjarrald, Reva ‘89Flanagin, Mike & Sarah ‘10Fleck, Melba ‘96Fleitz, PaulFletcher, Richard ‘05Flint, Lowell ‘59 & Doris ‘59Flowers, David & LisaFlowers, Jerry ‘89Flueckiger, Harold ‘04 & AmyFord, Dennis & BonnieFord, GailFord, Mark & Lois ‘53Forman, Gregory & JillForrester, Wilbur ‘71Fort, Opal ‘97Fortney, Cindy ‘03Foster, ErikaFox, Brian & Michele ‘91Fox, Rita ‘99Fraker, Keith ‘59 & Dorothy ‘61Franklin, RebeccaFrase, SherryFreeman, Ronald ‘89Freemyer, Jim & PatriciaFreestone, Richard & JoyceFreiheit, Bud ’49 & Elva ‘49

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Laferty, SherrillLaird, AnthonyLake, Randall ‘98Land , BryanLandis, Stephen ‘80 & JaneLang, Spenser ‘10Lapp, RichardLappin, Dale ‘51 & Julia ‘50Larkin, Janet ‘04Lashmit, LanoraLasley, DetaLaudenschlager, Steven ‘00Lauridsen, MorganLaw, Meta ‘81Lawson, Richard & RebeccaLay, Douglas & Tamara ‘04Laycock, Gary ‘01Leach, Robert ‘50Leach, Roger ‘94 & Beverly ‘96Leas, HelenLeckel, Sarah ‘06Leckron, Kris & MelodyLederman, Letha ‘64Lee, FloraLee, Youngah

Leech, Kayleigh ‘09Legg, Stephen & Janice ‘76Lehman, Mark & CandaceLehman, Tom ‘92 & Noelle ‘99Lehman, Vi AnneLeonard, AngelaLepper, Mike ‘92Lesher, John ‘04Lessly, ChrisLetherer, Von ‘59 & Joann

Lewis, Brent & Rachel ‘81Lewis, Carl ‘88Lewis, Gregory ‘99Li, QiminLiFord, Thomas ‘93Limbert, Cindy ‘89Lipinski, Thomas ‘97 & JenniferLittle, HarveyLivengood, William & DianeLlorens, Jeffrey ‘99 & Amy ‘01Lloyd, James ‘94Logan, Mylon & Amber ‘03Long, George & BrendaLong, Jeffrey ‘93Long, Lori ‘98Longabaugh, DonnaLopez, CarlosLosure, SusanLovell, MarlaLowe, Michael & JoanLuckey, Becky ‘98Ludden, Vern & MarshaLuidhardt, Gene ‘03 & Ann ‘03Lummer, Darrell ‘09 & LauraLundry, Raymond & Viola ‘48

Lusk, Franklin & Betty ‘69Lyons, CathyMacKay, Linda ‘82Mace, GeorgeMack, Gina Mackay, Darrell & JoyceMadan, AlekseyMadden, MaryMagee, Maxine ‘89Maggiano, Pamela

Magnuson, LynnMaidment, ThomasMalloy, JoyceManganello, Mike & DebbieMankus, MarilynMann, RebeccaMann, Robin ‘96Marks, Tom ‘10 & RobinMarley, John & LindaMarrillia, IdaMarshall, Megan ‘11Martin, David ‘76Martin, EdwardMartin, Janice ‘73Martin, Rex & Susie ‘09Martin, Richard ‘85 & Teryl ‘96Martin, SharonMartin, Timothy ‘92 & Jennifer ‘92Martz, Clarence & LoisMassey, JamesMassia, PamelaMatanick, JulieMatter, Shawn ‘01Mauer, David & Zimmerman, Susan ‘79Maxwell, JamesMayes, JamieMayhugh, Paul ‘62Maynard, Roger ‘96Mayo, TimMayo, WilliamMcCandless, Daniel ‘51 & Betty ‘52McCandless, Roy ‘54 & MartyMcCarty, JeanMcCauley, Patricia ‘96McCormack, LaurenMcCrea, Timothy ‘00McCrory, Dennis ‘06McGill, Keith & Karleen ‘96McGill, MatthewMcGrady, Ned ‘94 & MarleneMcIver, JoyMcKean, RebeccaMcKee, Matthew ‘99 & Megan ‘00McKinley, Richard ‘81 & Janice ‘84McKinzie, WilliamMcLain, Carrie ‘12McLane, LoueyMcLaughlin, Michael & TammyMcLaughlin, Steven ‘95McMichael, Lora ‘06McMunn, TrevorMcNaught, Jay ’00 & JanetMcNeely, Margaret ‘88McNeely, Melody ‘76McReynolds, Scott & JenniferMcVicker, David & PattiMcWhorter, Dennis ‘82 & Kathy ‘81Meadows, Dan & Mary ‘90Medley, John ‘92Melhorn, Michael & SharonMella, Ramon & MariaMendoza, Adrian ‘06 & Rashel ‘07Messer, Betty OWOMetzger, Brad ‘98 & Sandra ‘07Metzler, ThyraMeyer, Gary & Tammy ‘86Michael, Max ‘79Middlebrooks, Joseph & LanellMilburn, KentMiles, Don & BettyMiller, Charles ‘63 & Marceil ‘49Miller, CharlieMiller, Joseph ‘98 & MarisaMiller, Matthew ‘91Miller, MelissaMiller, Michael & DonettaMiller, Peter & MaryMillett, Raymond & Clara ‘50Mills, Douglas ‘79Mills, Virginia ‘36Milner, Nathan

Mindach, Fred & SandyMishler, MartinMisko, AlphonseMitchell, Harry ‘53 & Mildred ‘52Mitchell, Ruth ‘58Mitchell, Steven & ShannonMitten, NathanMize, Louis ‘91 & PatMoeller, Emil & EdithMoffitt, Michael & LatreseMoline, James & Lee AnnMonday, Keith ‘03 & Charity ‘96Monroe, Gregory & SarahMoody, MalaMoody, John & CarolynMook, ElbernMoore, AnnieMoore, Bill & DiannaMoore, Chad ‘92Moore, Keith & Jean ‘91Moore, Mike ‘07Moore, Tameka ‘06Morehead, DavidMoreno, MarkMorgan, Jason ‘07Morgan, Polly ‘04Morris, David ‘87Morris, Kathleen ‘54Morrison-Smith, Sahida ‘95Morton, Brian ’08 & IndyaMoses, BeckyMosier, Charlie & DeloresMoss, AlbertMote, Dennis ’74 & Rhonda ‘75Mowat, Stephen ‘06 & Michelle ‘03Muciiri, HumphreyMueller, ChrisMunday, Lynn ‘93Mundroff, Rob ‘06Musselman, Maurice & MiriamMyers, Kevin ‘82 & Marcia ‘84Myers, Linda ‘74Myroup, FernellaNail, Kathleen ‘96Nave, KarenNave, KimberlyNayee, AnishNeedler, John & CynthiaNeidigh, JaniceNelson, DanNelson, John & JaneNelson, Mark & RondellNewby, Rebecca ‘49Newcomer, IrisNewhard, Chad & KarenNewhouse, JodyNewland , DavidNicholson, Paul ‘69 & Kim ‘99Nicholson, Scott & Kathryn ‘95Nieman, LisaNienow, Elizabeth ‘12Niverson, Edward & BethNiverson, William ‘01Nofziger, Kurt & ConnieNorby, Paul & MaryNorris, JohnNorris, Larry ’72 & KarenNorris, Sarah ‘57Norris, Thomas ‘76 & DiannaNowling, Stephen ‘02Oaks, BrigittaOber, John ‘09Ocana, Daniel & MayraOechsle, Jarrell ‘88 & Cheryl ‘89Oechsle, Larry & ThannaOechsle, ObadiahOilar, MichaelOliver, Brad & AngelaOlson, Patience ‘84Omosegbon, Oladele & MaryOren, Albert & Carolyn

Osborne, Andrew ‘99Overmyer, Wayne & RuthOverpeck, Ashley & MelanieOverpeck, DenaOverpeck, Douglas & ReginaOwen, DavidOwen, David & LindaOwen, Jerry ‘10 & Julie ‘07Owens, Brent ‘92 & KimOwens, India ‘97Oyerinde, Kunle & SarahPace, Jeffrey ‘08Padfield, Rodney & Nella ‘94Page, William ‘81Paine, CharlesPalcic, MarilynPalmisano, ReginaPampel, ConniePantalone, JamesParris, AaronParrish, Richard ‘92Parrott, Carolyn ‘90Patterson, Daniel & JanePatterson, David ‘03 & CatherinePatterson, JamesPatterson, LarryPattison, John & DelorisPaul, Emily ‘12Paul, Gary & BeverlyPaul, JohnPardue, Leonard & LoisPaulson, ClarissaPaulus, Cecil Paulus, DorisPearson, William & Ann ‘08Pender, Daniel & KarenPenhorwood, Marion ‘56Pepich, KathleenPerko, Donna ‘10Perry, CarolPeters, Bruce & Margaret OWOPeters, Gary ‘77Peterson, AlicePeterson, GloriaPetruccio, Dathan ’00 & Kristy ‘00Petty, CharlesPhares, George & MarthaPhillips, BethPhillips, NormanPicazo, Rachael ‘07Pickering, FriedaPinnell, FranPittman, Maribeth ‘98Pitzner, DiannaPoe, Lavonne ‘45Pohnert, Patricia ‘90Pollack, Gloria ‘03Poole, Lisa ‘11Porte, Harold & JeanPorter, JohnPorterfield, Glenn ‘64Post, Steven & NickiPostle, Donald & RosePotts, RichardPowell, Carol ‘90Powers, Joyce ‘62Pray, DavidPreusz, Jon ‘09Preusz, JordanPrice, MarilynPrisk, Shea ‘09 & AndreaPumphrey, PennyPurdy, Elwin ‘53 & NinabellePutney, Everett ‘52 & Ruthanna ‘56Putt, StevenPyle, Kirk & Jennie ‘95Pyle, Nancy ‘81Pyles, MargaretRademaker, Ann ‘04Rader, Joshua ‘03Ramsey, Patience ‘08

Rapp, Charles ‘02 & PamelaRapp, George & Juanita ‘74Rauch, Michael ‘01Rausch, HollyRavell, George & JanetRawlings, Stephanie ‘09Rayburn, KimRdzok, Sandy ‘09Ream, ToddRedington, William ‘76Redwine, MichaelReed, Mallory ‘08Reed, Par ’79 & Janice ‘82Reed, Richard ’92 & HarrietReedy, Gregory ‘96Reese, RobinReeser, Jeanette ‘96Rehr, William & PaulaReiland , Dan & PatriciaReschke, Daniel ‘95Reseigh, David ‘94Reynen, ChristineReynolds, Lyle OWO & Darolene OWOReynolds, Terry ‘99 & TracyRhoade, Collin ‘12Rhoads, Marvin ‘08Rice, David & SarahRice, Douglas ‘99 & LisaRice, KennethRice, MaryRichards, Wayne ‘88 & TamaraRichardson, Robert ‘12Richardson, Scott & PennyRichey, TimothyRickman, Sidney ‘47 & Mamie ‘47Rieg, Daniel & LindaRiga, RosemarieRigg, JonasRiggenbach, Kevin ‘95Riggs, David & LauraRiggs, SheilaRigterink, Rodney & RochelleRiley, Raymond ‘51Ring, Everett ‘82Rinkes, JonathanRitchie, Cecilia ‘76Ritchie, Gordon ’83 & Lasana ‘82Rizzo, JanRoark, Carolyn ‘08Robbins, Hal ‘52Roberts, AllenRoberts, CarolRoberts, Christina ‘98Roberts, DeborahRobertson, David ‘55 & Agnes ‘54Robinson, AmieRobling, Dan ‘97 & FayeRogers, Randy & PattyRogers, Wesley & Patricia ‘82Rollefson, Adam ‘05Romans, Dennis ‘94Root-McLane, Christine ‘82Rosenbach, CindyRoss, DonaldRosser, ChristopherRoush, A.J. ‘09Rowe, David & VickiRowland , RozellaRudy, DollyRunyan, Dennis & AnneRuse, Don & JanieRush, Timothy ‘03 & Sherri ‘02Russell, DanaRussell, Joe ‘59 & Phyllis ‘61Russell, Patrick & Amy ‘08Russell, Tamara ‘96Salyers, Bill ‘09Samson, Keith & Judith ‘67Sanders, CharlestonSanders, EmmaSanders, Frank & Martha ‘56

Sanders, Gerald & Rebecca ‘84Sandmann, John & KathleenSaunders, Darrell ‘64 & HarrietSaylor, CarolScalf, Darby ‘95 & TonyaSchalling, Virginia ‘50Schanie, JenniferScheaffer, Frederic & PamalaSchenck, Eugene ‘64 & Tula OWOSchenck, Samuel ‘97 & MarianneSchenk, Ralph & Melinda ‘80Schindler, MonicaSchmitt, DonaldSchmitt, John & HarmonySchnittker, JosephSchoen, JimScholz, BrianSchopp, Elnora ‘39Schrock, Andrea ‘03Schrock, Marlin & Lou AnnSchultz, BobSchultz, JamesSchultz, Jeffrey & ElizabethSchulz, William & Shirley ‘70Scott, Doris ‘05Scott, Jamessa ‘07Scott, Judith ‘89Scott, Karen ‘80Scranton, CharlesSecor, Christy ‘09Seese, ViolaSeibold, Jack & DianneSeitz, Dan ‘78 & Marie ‘01Sell, CarolSells, Myra ‘06Selvio, AdahSemlow, Kevin & SherrySenna, Cesar ‘06Sevier, BradSewell, GaleSeymore, Maggie ‘55Shadwick, DianneShaffer, RodneyShaffer, William ‘71Sheets, Russell ‘93Shell, Elizabeth ‘69Shelton, John & MarthaShepard, LesleeShepherd, Aaron ‘06 & Jathniel ‘07Shi, RiyiShigley, TreyShipman, NancyShipp, Keith & Janet ‘07Shiveler, Kenneth & DonitaShively, MicheleShockley, TravisShort, Brian & TeresaShort, ColleenShort, JackShort, KarleneShort, RyanShumard, Donna ‘02Shuter, KipSigworth, Darrell ‘90 & SusanSime, Wesley ‘52 & Jean ‘52Simmons, LisaSlusher, MarkSmith, Andrew ’05 & Brittany ‘05Smith, Craig & BethSmith, Dennis & PattiSmith, GlorineSmith, Gregory ‘85 & Bonnie ‘85Smith, JohnSmith, KerriSmith, KyleSmith, LindaSmith, MarySmith, NancySmith, Ronald & TammySmith, Steven & Mary EllenSmith, Suzanna

Smith, SybilSmith, ThomasSmith, Tillman & Mary ‘66Smith, TracySneed, Randy & KattiSnider, Mary ‘95Snider, VelmaSnow, BraelynSolms, KarieSosebee, Chris & JennySotomayor, ShannonSoultz, Al ‘95 & VirginiaSpahr, RonaldSpangenburg, JaniceSparks, Alberta ‘51Spaulding, Brad ‘96 & Laura ‘95Speidel, Jim & MarySpencer, Timothy ‘90 & Robin ‘91Spiess, Jill ‘09Sprunger, Mitch ‘07 & Rose ‘05Sprunger, Ruth ‘64Sprunger, SaraSpurgeon, JenniferSpurlock, Aaron ‘12 & Amy ‘03Squires, ScotStaggs, DawnStahlman, Steve & SharonStair, Tressie ‘51Stairs, DaleStairs, MelbaStancil, StanleyStanko, JessicaStanton, Dillard & MarilynStanton, MarjorieStarkey, Angelina ‘03Steele, Brian ‘73 & JacquelineSteffka, Mark ‘87Steiner, HeidiSteiner, RichardSteiner, ThomasSteinke, David & Jill ‘81Stelter, Donna ‘70Stenger, Chelsea ‘11Stephens, TinaStephenson, Jason & Regina ‘96Stewart, JuneStewart, XenStickney, Joseph ‘73Stine, Jonathan ‘07Stine, VirginiaStinn, SusanStirn, Dena ‘06Stitzer, Dan & BarbaraStocker, Michael & CelesteStoddard, Eric & LaurieStone, Willard ‘57 & Beatrice ‘54Stout, Michael ‘77Straub, AnnemarieStuard, Bruce & MelindaStudabaker, CherylStump, LouisStump, Ron & NancyStuve, Dwight & Norma ‘50Styers, Patrick & SherrySullivan, PaulSupples, RobertSutterfield, KimberlySwartz, Don & Deborah ‘93Swartzentruber, Melvin & MarySweet, DavidSweigard, MargaretSwift, JaneSystma, LouisSytsema, Marilyn ‘57Szarvas, Tom ‘97Tabb, Sarah ‘12Tague, CecilTalbert, JackTalbert, LarryTandy, BruceTanner, Jonathan

Tapper, Matthew ’08 & RachelTaylor, Myron ‘70 & Penelope ‘69Teare, ElaineTeegarden, JudithTegarden, Fred & Catherine ‘06Tekiele, GayleTerpenning, Debbie ‘04Terrell, RobbieTerry, William ‘52 & AlmaThackrey, KarenThiele, Craig & MelanieThomas, CarolynThomas, FrancesThomas, Henry & Janice ‘75Thomas, Mark & RuthThompson, Bev ‘10Thompson, David ‘62 & Edith ‘61Thompson, Joseph & VickieThompson, Pam ‘07Thorne, Bill & DebbieThornhill, GaryThornhill, NeilThuma-McDermond, Wanda ‘92Thykeo, Lynn ‘09Tibble, PattiTiernon, Ted & AnneTilton, Clyde & EstherTimm, JeannetteTimperman, JaneTippey, Wayne ‘51 & Bonnie ‘50Tolliver, Tricia ‘96Tori, Valerie ‘09Torres, Sammy ‘07Tossey, Mark & Susan ‘78Trainer, Joel ‘09Travers, Scott & KathleenTreadwell, Eula ‘97Trego, Michael & DianeTripp, Steven ‘96 & ToriTroyer, PaulineTroyer, Ryan ‘06Trudel, Jared ‘12Tucker, Timothy & Rosalie ‘73Tudor, James & Patricia ‘12Tuin, LonTurner, Beth ‘11Turner, LoriTurner, Robert & Cheryl ‘00Uebelhoer, Jim & Justice, JudithUtterback, Brian ‘99 & StephanieVan Cise, Dan ‘93 & Alana ‘93Van Vliet, EvaVance, FrancesVandeveer, Rodney ‘90 & MaryVandewater, Curt & PatVandine, Doris ‘50Varbero, AnthonyVardaman, Bob ‘71 & Suzanne ‘71Veeder, Nancy ‘57Veenema, BobVentola, Gary ‘03Verseman, LindaVest, Sandy ‘03Vetter, JoyceVitiello, Joseph & DawnVogel, Roger ‘94 & Sarah ‘81Wachter, BettyWade, Richard ‘87Wadsworth, MichaelWaggoner, Norman ’88 & SharonWagley, Nathan & LorraineWagner, DavidWagner, Jim & Mary LouWainwright, James & JaneWales, DeannaWalker, DeborahWalker, JosephineWalker, RichardWallace, BurtonWallace, Steve ‘08 & CaroleWalls, Greg & Carmencita ‘91

Walton, Douglas & LaurieWalton, GaryWandrei, Fred ’64 & Carole ‘64Wandrei, LouiseWard, C.J. ‘12Ward, David & Heather ‘98Ward, Jack ‘67Ward, Louis & JoanWard, Paul & Rebecca ‘97Warner, Calvin & Kimberly ‘03Warner, CarolynWarner, Dave & Jackie ‘93Warner, JenniferWarrick, LarryWatson, Robert & Ruth ‘65Wear, Byron ‘89 & LindaWeaver, Anita ‘05Weaver, Frieda ‘52Weaver, Keith ‘63Weaver, Michael & TeresaWebb, DaveWeber, PhyllisWeber-Lewis, LaraineWeddle, Tyler ‘08Wehrli, AnnetteWeichert, Honour ‘51Welch, Ray ‘58 & Wilda ‘60Welcome, AdamWeldy, Larry & BarbaraWelge, RachelWelk, EllenWelk, JoanneWells, Curtis ‘82Wendt, JeanneWeng, XiaochunWenning, JamesWentz, Lewis & LizWenzel, Jason ‘11Wenzel, StephenWerk, DouglasWerner, RobertWesley, Deborah ‘03Wesner, CarolynWessel, Roger ‘07West, Randy ‘78 & MargaretWeston, Dan & MarilynWhaley, Ethan ‘11Whaley, MarshallWhite, Jacquelin ‘77White, Jon & JaTonya ‘81Whitehead, Chris & Missy ‘07Whitenack, Richard & Gail ‘12Whitesel, Glenn & KarenWhitton, Greg ‘82 & MaryWhittum, Norman ‘63 & Donna ‘62Wible, CharlotteWidner, JamesWiedeman, Larry ‘89Wiele, ElizabethWilcox, Hazen & Linda ‘70Wilcox, Susan ‘97Wildermuth, David & Amy ‘07Wiley, Jean ‘55Wilhelm, Bryan & Beth ‘98Wilhelm, Daniel & ChristineWilhelm, SusanWilkins, Michael & AngelaWilkinson, GlenWille, Robert ‘60 & Marjorie ‘59Williams, Jeffrey ‘93Williams, LisaWilliams, MarilynWillis-Watta, MichelleWills, Alice ‘52Wilson, Edwin & NancyWilson, Ermal OWO & GloriaWinchel, Richard ‘70 & Darla ‘74Winterholter, Jerry ‘80 & VadonnaWinther, Shelli ‘09Wise, BrianWitte, Linda ‘91

John A. Hermann ‘72 played soccer, tennis, track

and basketball at IWU and believes it means a great

difference to young people’s futures if they engage in

sports. He and his wife Lori contributed to the men’s

basketball locker room renovation honoring former

player Caleb Dimmich because, “The school continues

to develop its athletic program and it’s important in

recruiting athletes that they have a nice facility. I’m

proud to help our current and future athletes.”

JOHN & LORIHERMANN

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Wodraska, Robert ‘89 & DottieWolford, Dennis ‘12Wong, SusanWood, HarveyWoods, Mary ‘90Wooldridge, Daryl ‘93 & JerriWooters, Alvin ‘74 & Rebecca ‘74Word, Calvin ‘61Worth, Susana ‘05Woszczynski, Stanley ‘03Wright, Curtis ‘12 & Teresa ‘07Wright, JoannaWright, RobertWylie, Calvin & Tamila ‘82Wynn, Steve & SherriYackel, Dan & Bonnie ‘80Yanis, Richard & TamaraYarger, Jay ’75 & Anna ‘66Yeadon, Colleen ‘93Yeager, William & Kimberly ‘04Yocum, Chuck & Kay ‘02Yoon, SusieYoung, David ‘77Zahnke, Robert & AnneZeck, RyanZeliff, Darlene ‘79Zeng, Frank & Ding, SuiningZiegler, RobertZietlow, MarieZigterman, Ronald & ChristineZimmerman, Bruce & MandyZimmerman, JoanZolman, Shawn ‘07 & LeslieZuhl, Bob ‘52 & Marg ‘52

L e a d e r s h i p C i r c l e M e m b e r s h i pIWU Leadership Circle members commit to pray regularly for the University, promote Indiana Wesleyan’s mission, encourage others to support IWU, and give a minimum of $1,200 annually to IWU.

Adams, Kent & NancyAitchison, BridgetAlter, Jeff & KayAnthes, Paul & CindieArgot, JeanneBaker, Darle & LindaBarnes, Mitch & MeredithBauer, Gary & DarlaBenjamin, ThomasBennett, Lou & LindaBenson, Rod & KathleenBettinger, Walt & TeriBickel, Dan & ReenieBiggs, Tom & BonnieBlack, Joshua & MichaeliaBlanchard, David & AlleneBlosser, Brad & KarinBluhm, Jim & CaroleBostic, MarceilBowen, Brendan & DianeBowman, Scott & ClaraBowman, Tim & RachelBradley, Jeremy & AllisonBramsen, Bryce & RuthBratcher, Gene & DeborahBratcher, John & VanettaBressler, Charles & DarleneBrinkman, Dennis & JoanBrown, William & MaryBrunner, Bob & DonnaBush, EllaCaldwell, Philip & JillCampbell, Darren & NancyCarder, Rick & CindiCarlblom, Brian & Sheila

Carlson, Howard & MargieCarmichael, Michael & BeckiCarraher, ShawnCastle, Howard & JuliaCastleman, Carson & AngelaClapp, Donald & AliceCoffin, Charles & LoriColescott, JackCollingsworth, Jack & MelindaCollins, Mike & KathyCollins, RexCollins, Tom & JaniceCollord, Paul & DoreenConrad, Chris & MaryConrad, Mark & JennieCooper, MikeCox, Bob & LindaCrandall, Ben & LisaCrandall, CalebCromer, John & MiriamCrosby, Walter & BonnieCurfman, Rob & DebraCurry, DonDavis, George & HelenDawalt, Rob & LindaDay, Richard & AnneDeMichael, Mark & KimDouglas, Jim & KrisDove, Kent & SandyDrake, Thelbert & SuzanneDuecker, JeanEckart, Mark & DebbieElsberry, James & GeraldineEmery, Steven & CarolEvans, Malcolm & NadineFerguson, Joel & RachelFiebig, Greg & MarilynFox, Carlton & CarlaFratzke, Mike & BJFreed, JamesFry, Jack & MariaGaddis, VellajaneGarner, Brad & SydneyGoetz, JamesGuerin, Alan & BettyGurley, Van & SuzanneGuy, Todd & LisaHahn, David & AudreyHaines, LeeHall, Harry & HelenHall, Norris & CarolynHall, Ric & JudithHalt, Dick & PhyllisHamby, Timothy & GenaHamilton, Richard & EmmaHaney, Tom & RebeccaHannon, BrendaHatland , Stephen & DeborahHeginbotham, Tom & BeckyHermann, Darrell & LeanneHermann, John & LoriHinds, Marvin & HazelHines, Robert & DeborahHollenbeck, Marv & KarenHoover, Ed & ZylphaHowell, Emory & LoisHuckins, KyleHughes, Jim & SusanHummel, Barry & BrendaHutchins, Todd & NancyIdema, BeaIhrke, BarbaraJohnson, Cedric & MarshaJones, John & RondaJones, Ronald & MarjorieJordan, Darrell & NancyKeisling, Gary & SueKhosla, Peter & MissiKillian, Chuck & JaneKilty, Duane & JoniKind, Kerry & Jule

Kindley, John & CarolynKindschi, MeredithKoeser, Mark & JaniceLandis, James & LindaLewis, Brian & RhondaLindsay, Larry & GailLogan, Ruth AnneLogsdon, James & SharonLong, Al & CarolLongcor, Richard & BarbLongstreth, Evan & SusanMack, DorothaMacLaren, Cecil & SharleneMaher, John & LindaMaines, ThomasMallison, Robert & NormaManker, Bernard & CristinaMartin, BettyMartin, GlennMaxwell, AbbyMcCallum, Chuck & CindyMcPherson, Joseph & MargaretMeeks, Mark & MelindaMetcalfe, Jim & JaneMillage, Philip & JudyMillard, Bill & AnitaMiller, Alan & PatMoats, CandaceMoffitt, Michael & LatreseMohler, Jeff & LisaMoore, AnnieMunday, Terry & LindaMurray, ToniNeff, Blake & NancyNelson, Stephen & EileenNewman, Keith & CarolynNielsen, Roger & JuanitaNorris, Sam & EstherNottingham, Max & SusieNygard, Leigh & JudithOberdorf, RonOke, Lorne & DebbieOtt, Dwight & GloriaPark-Kim, Bo & PhoenixPattengale, Jerry & CindyPearce, Randy & JerriPence, Jerry & CalenePence, Wayne & MargaretPercy, Lance & BarbaraPetersen, Dan & JanetPeterson, MarianPhillips, Ken & ConniePhillips, MarthaPoore, James & PamPorter, Terry & BettyPoston, Bob & CorneliaPrescott, GladysQuinn, Jim & PaulaRay, Kyle & PetraRichmond, GaleRickey, Brian & EuniRingger, Jeremy & SarahRoach, DennisRohrman, BobRohrman, J.R. & KathyRohrman, LindaRohrman, Trey & CathrynRojas, Ner & HarrietRoush, Jeff & BetsyRowe, John & JanetRowley, Donald & ShelliSatterfield, RachelScales, Mark & KarenSchafer, DaleSchmidt, Thomas & DeniseSchmidt, Wayne & JanSchulling, Rodney & SharonScully, Kevin & JoanneShepherd, Carl & VickiSheridan, MaryShoemaker, John & Ruby

Simmons, Brian & BonnieSlater, JonathanSloan, Dale & JanSloan, Ronnie & MichelleSmith, David & AngieSmith, Evrett & MarilynSmith, Henry & TeresaSmith, Lee & LoriSmith, Philip & MarianneSnyder, Carroll & JanetSpangler, Greg & AngelaSprowl, Don & DonnaSprowl, Richard & EvalynStephenson, Phil & SharonStirratt, Kevin & DianaStorey, Jan & SusanStorey, John & JoySutter, Jim & NedraSutton, John & DebbieTaylor, MarkThiele, AnneThomason, Don & MaxiTroyer, MillieTrudel, Grant & JeannieTurean, Gregory & RebeccaTurner, Kyle & PamelaTweedell, Bill & CynthiaVan De Merwe, Willem & AngelaVandeventer, Clark & MonicaVandeventer, Lonnie & JanetVernon, Chuck & JanelleVoss, Todd & JulieWagner, Tim & KarenWarren, Weston & SharonWatson, CherylWeigand, Larry & MonicaWeinmann, Elvin & CynthiaWhitesel, Robert & RebeccaWhittaker, Dennis & MarcieWiley, Joe & KayWilkinson, Gary & CathyWilliams, EvelynWilliams, Wilbur & ArdeliaWillis, Aron & SherylWilmot, Dave & LoriWright, David & HelenYochum, Edwin & Jane

Tr i a n g l e S o c i e t y Individuals that have included IWU in their estate

Adams, Kent & NancyAdams, JanetAdkins, NancyAllen, SallyAllison, Tom & Connie Anderson, Gary & AmeliaAnderson, StellaAnderson, Reese & Anna MarieAntonides, TaraAppleman, Kentner & NaomiArgot, JeanneBailey, ViolaBainbridge, RussellBareiss, Dick & ElinoreBarnes, Mitch & MeredithBates, Chris & RaeBatman, Kevin & TeresaBauman, LaurelBellman, NettieBence, Bud & CarolBerk, Donald & JoyceBerkebile, RobertBeymer, OpalBickel, Dan & ReenieBlack, Stephen & LoisBlackburn, James & MarthaBlaine, James & WandalouBlanchard, David & AlleneBollinger, Harry & Velva

Boone, Wendell & LoisBoren, Leland Bostic, MarceilBothwell, Robert & CatherineBowyer, EllenorBoyce, Harold & NedraBrading, GretchenBrady, HaroldBray, John & PattyBriles, JohnBrown, Max & CarolBrunner, Bob & DonnaBuck, RussellBuel, JonniBurgener, Paul & GoldieButts, LawrenceCallaway, HelenCastro, LindaCaudill, OmetaChambers, CurtisChilgreen, Donald & AliceChristler, BettyClingerman, VirgilClinton, George & VickiCochran, MaryColescott, JackCollier, ConnieCollier, Clyde & VirginiaConnor, Harry & ElizabethCool, Atwood & LeonaCornelison, Kenneth & JoCornell, MarjorieCox, Bob & LindaCrail, Phillip & MadelynCrawford, RoyCromer, John & MiriamCrosby, Walter & BonnieCross, David & CarolCrossman, Rod & MaryCurry, DonCusick, JackieDavisson, JohnDay, NaomiDegenkolb, EstherDepung, ArnoldDiPrisco, RandyDurey, George & LenoreEdie, AltaElder, MarjElliott, Don & LoisElliott, Donald & GeraldineEllis, MalcolmEmery, O.D. & RuthanneEmrich, DianeEstores, GenaroEvans, Malcolm & NadineEverhart, James & MarthaFisher, Donald & MildredFisher, Pierre & CarolFlora, Richard & ClaudetteFreeborn, Warren & JoannFreeman, VivianFreiheit, Bud & ElvaFriske, EuniceFryer, CaroleGaddis, VellajaneGafford, FannieGafford, MarthaGearhart, JoelGlenn, Don & AnnGlick, JohnGreaves, CarinGross, AliceGurley, Van & SuzanneGuyer, Chuck & ShirleyHaines, LeeHamilton, Richard & EmmaHansen, EuniceHarrell, JohnHarter, CharlotteHarvey, Mary

Hawk, Timothy & SusanHeavilin, JohnHerring, Harvey & RachelHersey, Donald & VirginiaHewitt, LillianHill, Shaun & ShariHines, ChipHix, SheryllHolloway, David & CindyHoover, Ed & ZylphaHoskins, JeanHoward, MarilynHubbard, MaryHuber, Richard & DianeHudson, BeverlyHuffman, JuneHughes, AnnettaHummel, Barry & BrendaHuneke, Steve & NancyHunter, MarilynIhrkey-Mitchell, PhyllisIngram, Charles & EstherIngram, JamesInman, Howard & LindaInnocent, PriscillaJames, William & ClaraJamison, Stephen & PamelaJanssen, Duane & EuniceJohnson, Cedric & MarshaJohnson, DarrenJohnson, Paul & NaomiJones, Ronald & MarjorieKelsven, MarionKephart, AliceKind, Kerry & JuleKindley, John & CarolynKindschi, Doug & BarbaraKing, RuthKirby, Gregory & MaryKirkman, RuthKlaasen, Bob & KarenKnitter-Tornga, MargeLeach, JuanitaLeisure, GraceLoeffler, PaulineLosey, Marvin & VirginiaLusk, Franklin & BettyLyne, Ray & MaralynMaddox, Larry & AnnMalcolm, JohnMarkel, David & BettyMartin, DonaldMaxwell, Larry & AnitaMaxwell, John & MargaretMcCallum, Chuck & CindyMcIntosh, BettyMcIntyre, Robert & ElizabethMcLauchlin, ThelmaMcMackin, SarahMcRae, Duncan & DorisMead, JudithMedows Castle, JuliaMeyers, MarleneMiller, Virgil & ErmaMiller, ZadaMiller, Earle & LoreneMiller, William & BrendaMills, LindaMitchell, E.R. & PhyllisMoorehead, Stephen & PhyllisMunday, Terry & LindaMurray, ToniMyrick, MavisNielsen, Roger & JuanitaNoggle, MarianNorris, SarahNorris, Sam & EstherO’Brien, Paul & EleanorOman, Alan & PatriciaOtt, Gary & ConnieOtt, Jack

Ott, Don & JoyOvermyer, Wayne & RuthParson, CorrellPearson, Phil & MarthaPence, Wayne & MargaretPenn, CharlesPetrie, JeanPetroff, FranPhillippe, Tom & JoanPierson, William & BettyPrescott, GladysQuire, CarlaRay, SyddoraReed, Lyle & NellReid, YolandaReynolds, Lyle & DaroleneRichards, CynthiaRickert, DonnaRiley, RobertRohrman, PeggyRoseberry, Robert & EvelynRoss, NormanRough, Thomas & JanetRowland , James & GloriaRussell, Joseph & PhyllisRuttledge, Glenn & PhyllisSampson, SuzySanders, WillyneSatterfield, RachelSawyer, Joe & LoisSchafer, DaleSchmidt, Wayne & JanSchopp, ElnoraScofield, WilliamScott, PhillipShaffner, Jack & WinnieShepherd, Carl & VickiSherman, Don & JaneShoemaker, Melvin & GlennaSime, Wes & JeanSimpson, FrankSimpson, Robert & BrendaSloan, Dale & JanSmeenge, DorothySmith, Ronald & EthelSmith, NancySpence, Nolan & NormaSprowl, Richard & EvalynStafford, ElaineStevens, MarthaStone, JoyceStorey, John & JoySutter, Jim & NedraSwanson, Alfred & MargaretTallar, GeorgiaTaylour, MichaelTeegarden, VirginiaThompson, David & EdithTippey, Byron & HelenTolan, Maurice & FernToney, Samuel & GraceTroyer, James & BeverlyTroyer, George & MaryTroyer, MillieTurner, Paul & BettyUlman, David & KathleenVandenberg, Chuck & DonnaVanderpool, LoisVoyles, JamesWagner, TheodoreWarner, Harry & LucilleWarnke, Randall & ClaraWashington, James & SarahWatkins, James & LoisWeinmann, Elvin & CynthiaWerking, Robert & RuthWesley, Ron & GladysWestafer, Bill & LynnWheeler, Paul & MarieWhonsetler, Dale & ConnieWilliams, Wilbur & Ardelia

Wilson, EvelynWilson, James & WilmaWing, Bob & ElaineWisser, Darrell & NancyWright, MargaretWright, Steven & CynthiaYale, Timothy & DianeYoder, SybilZiegenfuss, FlorenceZinz, RuthZuhl, Bob & Marg

E S TAT E G I F T S

Callaway Living TrustHaring Estate, MildredHodson Charitable Trust, ArthurJackson Family Charitable TrustJackson/Gordon Charitable TrustMorden IWU Trust FundPenn Estate, CharlesRittenhouse Estate, JewellScripture Estate

B U S I N E S S L E G A C Y S O C I E T YGifts of $10,000 & up

Bureau of Motor VehiclesDavid Dimmich FarmsMarion Steel Fabrication, Inc.Pioneer College CaterersPrasco LaboratoriesRequest FoodsRex Collins Electric Inc.Schwab Charitable FundVan Ausdall & Farrar Inc.Weigand Construction Co Inc.

B U S I N E S S L E A D E R S H I P G O L DGifts of $5,000 - $9,999

American Ins Administrators, Inc.Bowman Construction CompanyEvent Photography GroupGreenfield Banking CoHanesbrands Inc.Old National Trust CompanyPaskill Stapleton & LordTom Roush Lincoln-Mercury- MazdaUniversity Loft Company

B U S I N E S S L E A D E R S H I P S I LV E RGifts of $2,400 - $4,999

Design Collaborative, Inc.LAMAR Construction CompanyMarion General HospitalMcGuff Roofing, Inc.Northwestern Mutual Life Ins.Sherwin-Williams Co.State Farm InsuranceUCS Spirit

B U S I N E S S L E A D E R S H I P B R O N Z EGifts of $1,200 - $2,399

American Heritage Trails, LLCAmerican Pest ProfessionalsArbor Trace Golf ClubColgate-Palmolive CoEli LillyGrant County Davison Farm Inc.IBM CorporationIndiana Farm Bureau InsuranceLiberty Mutual GroupMeijer OfficesMidwest Presort Service

All three of Barry and Brenda Hummel’s children and

their spouses, while not music majors, were involved

in the Chorale. In appreciation for their experiences

and to generate support for future Chorale students

who chose “to expand from their major,” Barry

created two endowed music scholarships designated

for Chorale members who are not music majors.

BARRY & BRENDA

HUMMEL

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Toni Murray established the John and Toni Murray

Scholarship Fund to support business students and

elementary education majors. In addition to making

annual donations to the scholarship, she has created

an estate plan to provide additional scholarship funds

in the future.

TONI

MURRAY

Mississinewa Management Inc.Sew BizTLC ManagementVIA Credit UnionWeaver Popcorn Co. Inc.

B U S I N E S S PA R T N E R G O L DGifts of $800 - $1,199

AEP / American Electric PowerBeacon Credit UnionBest One Tire & Auto CareC & E Heating/Air ConditioningDave’s Excavating Inc.Fairmount State BankFazoli’s RestaurantGene Ray Heating & Cooling, Inc,HavelJ.G. Bowers Inc.Koorsen Protection ServicesLa CharreadaLaw Office of Darrell L Jordan

LoCascio Hadden & Dennis, LLCMarion Glass & AluminumMcGavic Outdoor Power Equipment Inc,Midwest Eye Consultants, P.C.Mike Anderson ChevroletMississinewa Schools AdministrationMoorehead Communications Inc.Parrot Press Inc.Pro PrintsPrudential FoundationSirloin StockadeSpitzer Herriman Stephenson Musser Star Financial BankTree of Life Bookstores, Inc.Values Voter SummitWabash Valley Chrysler Inc.

B U S I N E S S PA R T N E R S I LV E RGifts of $400 - $799

2 B PersonalizedA. Hattersley & SonsArcelorMittalB & B Wise, IncBell’s School Services, Inc.Brooks Construction Co.Carson’sCasa BravaChronicle-TribuneCHT Institute for HairCitizens Exchange BankCMDS, LLCCourtesy MotorsCrowe Horwath LLPDulin Ward & DeWald IncDunham’s Athleisure CorpEmmis Communications CorpGorman Center for OrthodonticsGrant County Family YMCA

Grant County Ready MixGrant County Sports Hall of FameHartson-Kennedy Cabinet Top Co., Inc.Hobby LobbyHoffman RentalsHuggy Bear Trading PostHuse CorporationIndiana Michigan PowerIrving Materials Inc.Kelly’s Flowers & GiftsKirby Risk CorporationKohl’s Department StoreKrueger International, Inc.Marion Parks & RecreationMark Sproul ConstructionMcDonald’sMcMackin Enterprises IncMississinewa Valley Corvette ClubMoe’s Southwest GrillMutualBank

Needham Storey Wampner Funeral HomeOne Mission Society ChurchPioneer College CaterersPrepainted Metals, LLCRea Logan & Co. LLCRenbarger Insurance ServicesSharp Electronics CorporationShattuck Specialty AdvertisingSherwin WilliamsStanley SteemerStar Financial BankStor-A-Way of MarionThomson ReutersTire BarnWal-Mart Stores, Inc.Wick’s Pies Inc.

B U S I N E S S PA R T N E R B R O N Z EGifts of $100 - $399

Abbey Carpet of MarionAmerican Party-Time, Inc.Anytime FitnessApplebee’s Grill & BarArt in MotionAssociated Supply IncB & L Appliances & Service IncBalloons, Flowers & GiftsBank OneBearcreek FarmsBeef & BoardsBest Western LafayetteBowman ToppersBoyer GalleryBragg Excavating, LLCBrandt’s I-69 Harley DavidsonBre-Mar, LLCBrooks Uppercrust PizzaBruner Dental CareCaptain Appliance, LLCCaterpillar Inc.Cellular ConnectionCenter for the Performing ArtsCharley Creek InnChristian HappeningsCollege Inn Bed & BreakfastColumbus CrewComfort Inn & SuitesComfort SuitesCourtyard by MarriottCowser Auction ServiceCracker Barrel Old Country StoreCrawford Eye Clinic, Inc.Crazy PinzCreation MuseumCurfman’s Cycling & FitnessCVS PharmacyCVS Systems Inc.Dairy Queen BrazierDance ConnectionDawson EnterprisesDime Store FourDynamite Building Maintenance, Inc.Eastbrook High SchoolEdward Jones InvestmentsExtended Stay HotelsExxonMobil FoundationFairmount Door CorporationFaith in MotionFrancis ShoppeGinger Lee HairstylistsH & R BlockHampton Inn & SuitesHart ShoesHibbett SportsHigh VoltageHighl & Jaycees, Inc.Hilton Garden InnHolder Mattress FactoryHoliday Inn, Richmond

Homewood SuitesHoneywell Golf CourseHorner’s Butcher BlockHP ProductsHubbard InteractiveIce, Quality Reconditioning Inc.Idyl Wyld Roller Palace, Inc.IHOPIndiana Farm Bureau InsuranceIndiana Repertory TheatreIndianapolis ZooJ & J Lawn ServiceJiffy LubeJohnson & JohnsonJohnston & Johnston, P. C.Kathleen’s Hair DesignKitchen NecessitiesKKM Management Inc.Klein Surgical, IncKuntz Advisory Team, Inc.Laser FlashMac’s Ace HardwareMadison Grant High SchoolMarion Elk’s Country ClubMarion Family Dental CareMarion High SchoolMarion Tire Inc.Marks 4 Marketing IncMarsh Supermarkets Inc.Mast Insurance ServicesMedieval TimesMid America GymnasticsMill Restaurant, theMiller Furniture Company, Inc.Mississinewa High SchoolMusselman Landmark, IncNetwork for GoodNew Look Hair SalonNew MarketNorton Outdoor Advertising Inc.Oak Hill High SchoolObeCo, Inc.Owen’s HardwarePacersPaintball PlexPalmer Associates, Inc.Papa John’s PizzaPepsiAmericasPinheads Entertainment CenterPizza HutRam HotelsS.A.G., Inc.Salt IISauder ManufacturingSchwan’s SalesShady Hills Golf CourseShearer Printing Office SolutionSkateland IndySozo Coffee CompanyStaggs Floor CoveringStaplesStaybridge SuitesSteve’s Car WashStoryteller ProductionsSuite LivingSwallows Landscape Service, Inc.TGI FridaysThai Smile RestaurantThomas Consulting GroupThrive Medical ServicesTrinity Communications Group, Inc.Twin City Auto BodyTwin City Herb & MassageUnited TechnologiesUpland Tire & Service CenterVoderman Motor Werks, IncWard Enterprises of Indiana, Inc.Ward’s ApparelWayne ProductsWebb’s Furniture & ApplianceWendy’s of Marion

Whispering Creek Golf ClubWildcat Creek Golf CourseWingate Inn - AirportWMRI-AM/WXXC-FMYorktown Family Dentistry, Inc.

V I S I O N A R Y C H U R C H E SChurch Matching ScholarshipBalance of $10,000 or more

INDIANAJonesboro Westview Wesleyan ChurchTipton Trinity Wesleyan Church

L E G A C Y S O C I E T YGifts of $10,000 or more

INDIANAJonesboro Westview Wesleyan Church

L E A D E R S H I P G O L DGifts of $5,000 to $9,999

FLORIDAWesley Chapel Florida District - Wesleyan ChurchINDIANALa Fontaine La Fontaine Christian ChurchMarion Brookhaven Wesleyan Church College Wesleyan ChurchMonticello First Presbyterian Church of MonticelloTerre Haute The Salvation ArmyMICHIGANLansing Faith Wesleyan ChurchYale Trinity Missionary ChurchNEW JERSEYOcean Greater New Jersey Annual ConferenceOHIOGalloway Cypress Wesleyan ChurchPENNSYLVANIAAllentown Trinity Wesleyan Church

L E A D E R S H I P S I LV E RGifts of $2,400 - $4,999

GEORGIALawrenceville 12Stone ChurchILLINOISMonticello Crossroads Church of MonticelloRock Island Heritage Wesleyan ChurchStillman Valley Kishwaukee Community Presbyterian ChurchINDIANADecatur Decatur Church of GodGas City Eastview Wesleyan ChurchGoshen First United Methodist ChurchHuntington Lancaster Wesleyan Church

Indianapolis College Park Church Indianapolis Christian Fellowship ChurchLexington New Bethel ChurchMarion Lakeview Wesleyan Church World Gospel MissionMooresville Free Methodist ChurchMuncie High Street United Methodist ChurchOssian First Presbyterian ChurchPine Village Pine Village United Methodist ChurchRichmond Fountain City Wesleyan ChurchWakarusa Wakarusa Missionary ChurchWest Lafayette Upper Room Christian Fellowship ChurchKANSASOverland Park Impact FellowshipKENTUCKYLexington Southland Christian MARYLAND La Plata New Life Wesleyan ChurchMICHIGANJackson Trinity Wesleyan ChurchKentwood Kentwood Community ChurchNorth Street Hillside Wesleyan ChurchOttawa Lake Whiteford Wesleyan ChurchSpring Lake Spring Lake Wesleyan ChurchNEW YORKHamburg Wesleyan Church of HamburgNORTH CAROLINAKernersville Kernersville Wesleyan ChurchOHIOArchbold Archbold Evangelical ChurchElmore Elmore Church of GodGrove City Grove City Church of the NazareneMarion Dayspring Wesleyan ChurchPandora Saint John Mennonite ChurchPettisville Pettisville Missionary ChurchPENNSYLVANIAArmbrust Armbrust Wesleyan ChurchKnox Grace Evangelical ChurchWISCONSINEau Claire Eau Claire Wesleyan ChurchWest Allis West Allis Wesleyan Church

L E A D E R S H I P B R O N Z EGifts of $1,200 to $2,399

ALABAMAMentone Mentone Community ChurchCALIFORNIALa Mesa Pacific Southwest District OfficeSacramento The River ChurchFLORIDALutz Christ Cumberland Presbyterian ChurchILLINOISPeoria Glen Oak Christian ChurchINDIANAAdvance Advance Community Christian ChurchAlexandria Christian Congregation Church Anderson First Baptist ChurchBrownsburg Connection Pointe Christian ChurchColumbus Flintwood Wesleyan ChurchDunkirk Dunkirk Church of the NazareneFishers Fall Creek Wesleyan ChurchFort Wayne Central Church Christian Service Foundation Inc Lifeway Wesleyan ChurchGreentown First United Methodist Church Greentown Wesleyan ChurchHammond Life Point ChurchHartford City Calvary Christian Lighthouse Church Hartford City Wesleyan ChurchHuntington Union ChurchIndianapolis 22nd Street Church of God in Christ Southeastern Christian Fellowship Church Trinity Wesleyan Church University Heights Baptist ChurchJonesboro Main Street Wesleyan ChurchKokomo Southdowns Wesleyan ChurchLa Porte Agape Christian ChurchLeesburg Calvary Baptist ChurchLigonier Stone’s Hill Community ChurchMarion Chapel Pike Wesleyan Church Summit Base Camp The River Community Church West Eighth Street Wesleyan ChurchMichigantown Michigantown Christian ChurchNew Albany Christ’s Community Church of the NazareneNew Castle First Church of Nazarene Foursquare Gospel Church

Memorial Wesleyan ChurchOtisco Otisco Community TabernaclePeru Salem Christian ChurchPlymouth Plymouth Wesleyan ChurchTerre Haute Faith Wesleyan ChurchWabash Wabash Alliance ChurchWarsaw New Life Christian Church Warsaw Wesleyan ChurchWinamac Bethel Bible ChurchWinchester Winchester Friends ChurchIOWACedar Rapids Hillside Wesleyan ChurchMICHIGANDetroit Metropolitan United Methodist ChurchFremont Fremont Wesleyan ChurchGrand Rapids The Edge Urban Fellowship ChurchGrant Grant Wesleyan ChurchHamilton Diamond Springs Wesleyan ChurchHudsonville Bauer Community Fellowship Church Fair Haven MinistriesKalamazoo Fresh Start Church Lighthouse Community ChurchMorenci Morenci Church of the NazareneOakley Brady Center Wesleyan ChurchPlymouth Plymouth Church of the NazareneRockford Crossroads Wesleyan ChurchSheridan Evergreen Free Methodist ChurchNEVADALas Vegas Holy Spirit Lutheran ChurchNEW JERSEYJersey City First Filipino-American Wesleyan ChurchNEW YORKSyracuse Syracuse Alliance ChurchWilliamsville Eastern Hills Wesleyan ChurchWindsor Sunshine Valley Wesleyan ChurchOHIOBelle Center Belle Center United Methodist ChurchHamilton First Church of GodMilford Mulberry Wesleyan ChurchNapoleon Napoleon Church of the NazarenePandora Pandora Missionary ChurchVan Wert Trinity United Methodist Church

PENNSYLVANIACherryville Bethany Wesleyan ChurchDu Bois DuBois Alliance ChurchMilton Christ Wesleyan ChurchRome North Rome Wesleyan ChurchValley Forge American Baptist Churches, USATENNESSEEKnoxville Cedar Springs Presbyterian ChurchVIRGINIARoanoke Shenandoah District OfficeWISCONSINPewaukee Spring Creek ChurchSpooner Spooner Wesleyan Church

PA R T N E R G O L DGifts of $800 to $1,199

Auckland New Zealand East City Wesleyan ChurchUlaanbaatar Rainbow Love ChurchALABAMAPrattville Prattville Wesleyan ChurchCOLORADOCentennial Rocky Mountain House ChurchFLORIDAPlantation The Lighthouse Church of WestonGEORGIAMacon First Evangelical Methodist ChurchHAWAIIKeaau Puna Covenant Christian ChurchILLINOISCarol Stream Fellowship ChurchChicago First Christian ChurchClifton Clifton Wesleyan ChurchFairfield Wesleyan Church of FairfieldLe Roy Le Roy First United Methodist ChurchLoves Park Living Word Ministries InternationalMacomb Wesley United Methodist ChurchManteno Manteno Church of the NazareneMoline Christian Friendliness Assoc-Youth Hope Grace Bible Fellowship ChurchMontgomery Park Place Baptist ChurchPort Byron Peace Lutheran ChurchShiloh Community Bible ChurchSpringfield Cherry Hills Baptist ChurchWheaton Wheaton Wesleyan Church

Witt Cornerstone Christian FellowshipINDIANA Anderson Anderson Monthly Meeting of Friends Memorial Circle Wesleyan Church

Andrews Saint Paul’s County Line ChurchAngola Fairview Missionary Church SonLight Community ChurchBedford Mount Pleasant Christian Church Valley Mission Nazarene ChurchBloomington Highland Faith Assembly of God Church Maple Grove Christian ChurchCarmel Central Christian ChurchChesterton New Life Wesleyan ChurchChurubusco Churubusco Church of the NazareneColumbus Columbus Free Methodist Church First Baptist ChurchConnersville Everton Community Church Woodland Bible ChurchDarlington Darlington Christian ChurchFort Wayne Emmanuel Community Church Envision Life Center Good Shepherd Methodist Church Level 13 ChurchFrankfort Ministerios Vida Church Templo de Poder ChurchGalveston Upper Deer Creek ChurchGoshen North Goshen Mennonite ChurchGrabill Crossview ChurchGreenwood Center Grove Presbyterian ChurchIndianapolis Calvary Christian Fellowship Church Divine Direction Christian Church Faith Community ChurchKimmell Kimmell United Methodist ChurchKokomo Judson Rd Christian Church Saint Thomas the Apostle OrthodoxLadoga Crossroads Community Nazarene ChurchLafayette First Church of the NazareneLaotto LaOtto Wesleyan ChurchLapel Daybreak Community Wesleyan ChurchMadison Rykers Ridge Baptist ChurchMarion First United Methodist Church Indiana North District Pioneer Faith Evangelical Church

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John Wesley Free Methodist ChurchKokomo Family Worship Center Howard-Miami Mennonite Church Sycamore Reformed Presbyterian ChurchLosantville Antioch Christian ChurchLowell Lowell Church of ChristMarion First Church of the Nazarene New Bethany ChurchMiddlebury River of Life Fellowship ChurchMuncie Desoto United Methodist Church Full Gospel Temple ChurchNew Albany First Church of GodNorth North Manchester Missionary ChurchPittsboro Pittsboro United Methodist ChurchPlymouth Shiloh Wesleyan ChurchRichmond Whitewater Christian ChurchRochester Mill Creek Missionary ChurchRockville First Baptist ChurchSheridan Sheridan Six Points Wesleyan ChurchSouth Bend Apostolic House of God Church New Life Fellowship MinistrySummitville Summitville United Methodist ChurchUnion City New Lisbon Christian ChurchWarren Dillman United Brethren Church Salamonie Church of the BrethrenWest West Middleton United Methodist ChurchKANSASLawrence Lawrence Wesleyan ChurchOverland Park BreakPointe Community ChurchMAINEBethel Pleasant Valley Bible ChurchMARYLAND College Park College Park Wesleyan ChurchHagerstown Tri-State Fellowship ChurchMICHIGANBurnips Burnips Wesleyan ChurchCedar Springs Solon Center Wesleyan ChurchColeman Coleman Wesleyan ChurchGreenville Greenville Community ChurchJackson Christian Fellowship Center

Lakeport North Lakeport Wesleyan ChurchMonroe First Wesleyan ChurchNorth Street Community Bible FellowshipNorthville First Church of the NazareneOwosso Owosso Wesleyan ChurchPlainwell Friendship Wesleyan ChurchThree Rivers Moorepark Community ChurchTraverse City Bayview Wesleyan ChurchWashington Stoney Creek Community ChurchMINNESOTAMinneapolis Illinois District OfficeMISSOURILiberty Liberty United Methodist ChurchMONTANAHamilton Mountain View Wesleyan ChurchLaurel Laurel Church of God of ProphecyNEW BRUNSWICKMoncton Moncton Wesleyan ChurchNEW JERSEYMarlton The SanctuaryNEW YORKCanandaigua Crosswinds Wesleyan ChurchFalconer Peace Wesleyan ChurchNORTH CAROLINAColfax Shady Grove Wesleyan ChurchHigh Point Providence Wesleyan ChurchThomasville Mount Zion Wesleyan ChurchOHIOCelina Grace Missionary ChurchCincinnati Faith Fellowship ChurchColumbia New Life Wesleyan ChurchFairborn Faircreek ChurchFrankfort Frankfort United Methodist ChurchGermantown First Church of GodMansfield First Wesleyan ChurchMedway Bethel Community Church of NazareneNewark Community Wesleyan ChurchRichwood Richwood Church of ChristVermilion Harbourtown Community ChurchOKLAHOMABartlesville First Wesleyan Church

PENNSYLVANIADuncannon Watts Township Wesleyan ChurchKane Association of Evangelical ChurchesLancaster Hempfield United Methodist ChurchMahaffey Mahaffey Camp & ConferenceNorthampton The Gospel ChapelPunxsutawney Covode United Methodist ChurchSOUTH CAROLINAPickens Pickens View Wesleyan ChurchSOUTH DAKOTABrookings Brookings Wesleyan ChurchMitchell Mitchell Wesleyan ChurchRapid City Crossroads Wesleyan ChurchTENNESSEENashville Trevecca Community Church of the NazareneTEXASAllen First United Methodist ChurchVIRGINIAVinton Vinton Wesleyan ChurchWASHINGTONCuster Sunrise Baptist ChurchWISCONSINHayward Hayward Wesleyan ChurchMilwaukee Iglesia Wesleyana CristianaWisconsin Wisconsin District Office

PA R T N E R B R O N Z EGifts of $100 - $399

ALASKAJuneau Juneau Church of the NazareneCALIFORNIASan Diego Mission Valley Nazarene ChurchYucaipa First Baptist Church of YucaipaCOLORADOColorado Springs Rocky Mountain Calvary ChurchGEORGIAGainesville New Bridge Baptist ChurchILLINOISBridgeport Bridgeport Wesleyan ChurchDixon Faith Assembly of Grand DetourJoliet Church of Saint JudeMokena Parker Road Bible ChurchTroy Bethel Baptist ChurchWashington Faith Christian CentreWheaton Wheaton Evangelical Free Church

INDIANA Anderson Central Wesleyan ChurchBedford Faith Mission ChurchBluffton Hope Missionary ChurchCarthage Fletcher United Methodist ChurchClay City Camp WildwoodColumbia City Columbia City United Methodist Church New Hope Wesleyan Church Saint Matthews United Methodist ChurchConnersville First United Methodist ChurchCrown Point Calvary Mission Outreach, Inc.Fort Wayne Come As You Are Community Church Three Rivers Wesleyan ChurchGoshen Peoples Bible ChurchGreensburg Greensburg Wesleyan ChurchHuntington New Hope United Brethren ChurchIndianapolis Fall Creek Baptist Church Freedom Temple Church of

God Gray Road Baptist ChurchKokomo New Life ChurchLafayette First Christian ChurchLebanon Freedom ChurchLogansport The Bridge Community ChurchMarion Saint James Lutheran ChurchNew Castle Grand Ave Baptist ChurchNew Whiteland Grace Bible ChurchNoblesville White Rock Fellowship ChurchOakford Abundant Life Christian Fellowship Pendleton Grandview Church of the BrethrenPeru Saint John’s Evangelical Lutheran ChurchRolling Prairie First Christian ChurchSouth Bend Sonlight Fellowship Wesleyan ChurchSyracuse Dewart Lake Community FriendsUpland Lightrider MinistriesValparaiso New Hope Church of GodWarsaw Community Grace Brethren ChurchWest Lafayette Covenant Presbyterian ChurchKENTUCKYHebron Hebron Lutheran Church

Mitchell Mitchell Church of ChristMontpelier Christian Worship CenterMuncie True Light Baptist ChurchNappanee Living Gospel ChurchNew Castle Mount Zion Wesleyan ChurchNorth Webster North Webster Church of GodPaoli Paoli Wesleyan ChurchPlainfield Maple Grove Baptist ChurchPortland First Church of the NazareneRochester The Cross Wesleyan ChurchRockville Rockville Christian ChurchSelma Harris Chapel Church of the NazareneSeymour Calvary Baptist Church First Church of the NazareneShelbyville Shelbyville Community Church

Sheridan Bakers Corner Wesleyan Church Sheridan Church of GodShirley Shirley Wilkinson Community United Methodist ChurchSweetser Sweetser Wesleyan ChurchTipton Oasis Community Church Trinity Wesleyan Church

Vincennes First Baptist ChurchWalton Walton Christian ChurchWarsaw North Winona Church of the Brethren Trinity United Methodist ChurchWinamac Living Water Christian FellowshipWinchester Union Street Wesleyan ChurchKANSASColby Colby Wesleyan ChurchLenexa Central Church of the NazareneTopeka Iglesia Cristiana Principe de PazKENTUCKYWilmore Community Missionary ChurchMARYLAND Goldsboro Bethel Wesleyan ChurchHancock Hancock United Methodist ChurchMechanicsville Real Life Wesleyan Church

MICHIGANCommerce Commerce Church of the Nazarene Commerce United Methodist ChurchDryden Dryden Wesleyan ChurchFlint First Wesleyan ChurchIthaca Ithaca Wesleyan Church

Jackson Jackson Free Methodist ChurchKalamazoo Northbridge Community ChurchMidland Memorial Presbyterian ChurchSouthgate 37NORTH: a Wesleyan Ministry ChurchStanton First Congregational Church of StantonTecumseh Church of the NazareneWaterford Christ Evangelical Lutheran ChurchWestland Consuming Fire Christian CenterMINNESOTADuluth Haven Evangelical ChurchEmily Emily Wesleyan ChurchSaint Paul Oakdale Wesleyan ChurchMONTANABelgrade Belgrade Community ChurchNEBRASKAAtkinson Faith Wesleyan ChurchNEVADALas Vegas Shadow Hills ChurchNEW YORKHorseheads Community Wesleyan ChurchPainted Post Christian Hope Center Victory Highway Wesleyan ChurchNORTH CAROLINAGreensboro Christ Wesleyan ChurchHigh Point Hayworth Wesleyan ChurchReidsville Covington Memorial Wesleyan ChurchOHIOAkron CrossPoint Alliance Church The ChapelAlbany Christ Community Wesleyan ChurchBeavercreek Aley United Methodist Church Hillside Chapel CMABryan First Church of ChristCarrollton Mount Pleasant United Methodist ChurchCelina Aletheia Christian ChurchCincinnati Montgomery Community Baptist ChurchColumbus First Alliance Church Friends Worship Center Livingston United Methodist ChurchDayton Northridge Church of the NazareneFarmersville Farmersville First Baptist Church

Findlay Upper Room Church of GodGlenmont Greer Wesleyan ChurchLima Baptist Temple ChurchLowellville Victory Christian CenterMarion Central Baptist Church Genesis Ministries ChurchMarysville Shiloh ChapelMiamisburg Our Lady of Good Hope ChurchMount Orab United Wesleyan ChurchNew Knoxville First Church UCC New Knoxville United Methodist ChurchOrrville Christian & Missionary Alliance ChurchParma Heights Parma Heights Baptist ChurchSouth Charleston First Presbyterian ChurchWauseon Crossroads Evangelical Church First Baptist ChurchONTARIOMount Hope Church on the RockPENNSYLVANIABradford First Wesleyan ChurchEldred McCrae Brook Wesleyan ChurchKane Free Methodist Family CampMiddleburg Port Ann Wesleyan ChurchNeedmore Needmore Bible ChurchPunxsutawney First Church of GodSOUTH CAROLINAEasley Easley First Wesleyan ChurchGreenville New Covenant Christian Fellowship ChurchPelzer Life Journey ChurchSOUTH DAKOTASioux Falls Linwood Wesleyan ChurchTENNESSEEKnoxville Woodlawn Christian ChurchUTAHPark City

Mountain Life Evangelical Free ChurchVIRGINIAAlexandria United Wesleyan ChurchWISCONSINNew Berlin Free Methodist ChurchOnalaska Sand Lake Wesleyan ChurchWaukesha Casa de Restauracion

PA R T N E R S I LV E RGifts of $400 - $799

ARIZONAScottsdale Open Arms - A Wesleyan ChurchDELAWARELaurel Laurel Wesleyan ChurchILLINOISAurora First Presbyterian ChurchChicago Full Doctrine of Holiness ChurchDecatur Moundford Free Methodist ChurchDowns Journey Family Fellowship ChurchNaperville Calvary Church of NapervilleSpringfield American Baptist ChurchesINDIANAAnderson Lone Oak Wesleyan Church Ovid Community ChurchAustin Austin Wesleyan ChurchBedford Davis Memorial Church of the NazareneBerne Mount Hope Church of NazareneBluffton First Reformed ChurchChurubusco Good News Baptist ChurchCicero United Family Wesleyan ChurchColfax Colfax Wesleyan ChurchColumbus Columbus Reformed PresbyterianCrawfordsville Woodland Heights Christian ChurchCulver Wesley United Methodist ChurchElkhart New Hope United Methodist ChurchFairmount Fairmount Wesleyan ChurchFort Wayne Child Evangelism Fellowship Church Harvester Avenue Missionary Church Kingdom Door Christian Worship CenterFortville Church of the NazareneFrankfort St. Matthew United Methodist ChurchGreenwood Southland Community ChurchHamilton Hamilton Wesleyan ChurchIndianapolis Church of ACTS Heartlandf Church

With a vision to help future pastors and their

congregations, John ‘59 and Janet Rowe

created the John and Janet Rowe Scholarship

Fund. John served as an ordained pastor in the

Indiana Conference of the United Methodist

Church for 30 years.

JOHN AND JANET

ROWE

I W UA YEAR IN PHOTOS

2012

D R . G U Y & K I R K C A M E R O N

D E C E M B E R G R A D U AT I O N

L E Y M A H G B O W E E

W O M E N ’ S G O L F T E A M

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2012-13 VERSE OF THE YEAR

“And do not be conformed

to this world, but be

transformed by the renewing

of your mind so that you may

prove what the will of God

is, that which is good and

acceptable and perfect.”

Romans 12:2New American Standard Bible

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2012

M A L LW AY

B E C K E T T H A L L D E D I C AT I O N

S T U D E N T, FA C U LT Y M E N TO R I N G

I W U O R C H E S T R A

MAINEAlbany Albany Congregational ChurchAshland Ashland Advent Christian ChurchHarrison Bolsters Mills Methodist ChurchMICHIGANGrand Rapids Lighthouse Full Life Center ChurchGrant Grant Reformed ChurchHickory Corners Hickory Corners Wesleyan ChurchMarysville First Baptist ChurchMorley Brockway Wesleyan ChurchPort Huron Colonial Woods Missionary ChurchRockford Blythefield Hills Baptist ChurchSebewaing Bay Shore Evangelical CampShelby Shelby Wesleyan ChurchSpring Lake Olivet Evangelical Free ChurchSturgis First Presbyterian ChurchMISSOURIWarrenton Warrenton Wesleyan ChurchNEW JERSEYSicklerville Sicklerville United Methodist ChurchNEW YORKBeaver Dams Central New York Youth CampFalconer Levant Wesleyan ChurchWellsville Brookside Wesleyan ChurchNORTH CAROLINAHigh Point North Carolina West DistrictIndian Trail Faith United Methodist ChurchNORTH DAKOTAWilliston New Hope Wesleyan ChurchOHIOChatfield Evangelical Pietist ChurchCincinnati Crossroad Baptist ChurchCircleville First Church of the NazareneColumbus Abundant Life Tabernacle Living Hope Free Methodist ChurchFindlay New Life Assembly of God ChurchFredericksburg New Creation Fellowship ChurchHarrison Church on Fire MinistriesWarren First United Methodist ChurchWashington Sugar Creek Baptist Church West

Salem Evangelical Lutheran ChurchWillard Christian Alliance ChurchPENNSYLVANIAChambersburg Rhodes Grove CampClearfield Hyde Wesleyan ChurchHarrisburg Bethel Wesleyan Church Faith Evangelical Congregational ChurchPhilipsburg The Well ChurchSandy Lake Sandy Lake Wesleyan ChurchStroudsburg Stroudsburg Wesleyan ChurchTEXASMcAllen Iglesia Evangelica ChristianaVIRGINIARoanoke Parkway Wesleyan ChurchWASHINGTONVancouver Northwest District OfficeWISCONSINJanesville First Baptist ChurchOconomowoc Summit Harvest Church

F O U N D AT I O N G I F T S

AT&T FoundationBank of America FoundationCarmichael Family FoundationChatlos Foundation, Inc.Dana Corporation FoundationDuke EnergyDunham Family Foundation, Inc.DuPage Community Foundation – Malachi 3:10 FundEverenceGannett FoundationHoneywell Foundation Inc.Independent Colleges of IndianaJohnson Controls FoundationKellogg Foundation, W.K.Kern Family Foundation Inc.Lilly Endowment Inc.Maclellan FoundationMcCormick Foundation, Robert R.Moore Foundation, LP&Sally National Christian FoundationNationwide FoundationNextEra Energy Foundation, Inc.Ott Foundation Inc.PNC FoundationRenaissance Charitable FoundationRickert Family FoundationState Farm Companies FoundationVectren Foundation Inc.Verizon FoundationVision of HopeWells Fargo FoundationWindows of Heaven Foundation

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Construction remains on schedule for the Science

and Nursing building slated to open fall of 2014.

The five-story, 111,250-square-foot facility

will house the new School of Health Sciences

and its planned degrees: a Doctor of Physical

Therapy degree (DPT), an Occupational Therapy

Doctorate (OTD) and Entry-Level Masters in

Athletic Training (MAT) and a Masters in Public

Health (MPH). The facility, which is adjoined to

Burns Hall, will allow the School of Nursing to be

consolidated, as well as the School of the Physical

and Applied Sciences.

constructionUPDATE