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2017 Dolphin Scholars Selected

ongratulations to our 2017 Dol-phin Scholars! This year, we are excited to announce that we have chosen 36 new Dolphin Scholars. We were also pleased to select one Nautilus Scholar. All our new scholars will continue their aca-demic success at accredited colleg-es and universities in the fall. They were selected not solely on academic achievement, but also on their extracurricular activities, job experience, and their involvement in the community. Our selection board this year was comprised of both civilians and military members of the sub-marine community. These members include CAPT Charles Spence, Jr., USN (Ret.), Dolphin Scholarship Foundation’s Finan-cial Advisor;

Mrs. Emily Gussenhoven, Ph.D.; Doctor Dean Dunn, Assistant Director, Office of Research Grants at American Chemistry Society and a Dolphin Scholar alum; Doctor Jane Duffey, daugh-ter of DSF founder, Martha Gren-fell; Mrs. Kathryn D. Connor, For-mer Dolphin Scholarship Founda-tion Chairperson; Mrs. Clainetta T. Jefferson, Naval Submar ine Base Kings Bay School Liaison Officer; Emily W. Knight, Ed.D., International Education Executive with Study Group and a 1991 Dol-phin Scholar Alum; and Mrs. Al-ice Z. Meinicke, retired subma-riner spouse and Dolphin Scholar-ship Foundation volunteer. We greatly appreciate the hard work they put in while selecting our new scholars!

In this Issue . . . 2017 Scholars

Quotes from our Scholars

Scholars in Action

From the Executive Director

A Note From the Chair

July 2017

From left to right; Top: Noah Banasiewicz, Heather Pascanik, Allison Hallameyer, Cameron Wells, Middle: Kathryn Gerrish, Maria Dawson Bottom: Danielle Pascanik, Alexandra Gerr ish, Ashley Burgess

2017 Scholar Luncheon

On June 9, 2017, Navy League of the United States Hampton Roads Council hosted a lovely joint scholarship luncheon for Dolphin Scholarship Foundation, Anchor Scholarship Founda-tion and Wings Over America Scholarship Foundation at the Norfolk Waterside Marriot. It was a fantastic event to recog-nize our scholars and their achievements.

Congratulations to all our DSF Scholars!

“The Dolphin Scholarship allowed me to go to a top university, one my parents could never have afforded, and that education and my military upbringing have helped propel my career forward. I will forever be grateful!” —Dr. Emily Knight 1991 Dolphin Scholar

View DSF 2017 Video at www.dolphinscholarship.org

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Mandy I. Abernathy (Weeki Wachee, FL) STEM Academy/Wisconsin Lutheran College ETCS(SS) Kent S. Abernathy, USN (Ret.)

Ashley A. Aydt (Preston, CT) Norwich Free Academy/Roger Williams University CDR Thomas B. Aydt, USN

Noah R. Banasiewicz (Virginia Beach, VA) Princess Anne High School/Loyola University LCDR Robert J. Banasiewicz, USN (Ret.)

Ashley N. Burgess (Virginia Beach, VA) Princess Anne High School/Christopher Newport University MTC(SS) Randall L. Burgess, USN (Ret.)

Kallen A. Campbell (St. Marys, GA) University of Georgia CDR Michael S. Campbell, USN

Andrew R. Craig (Gales Fer ry, CT) Three Rivers Middle College Magnet High School/ University of Connecticut LCDR Howard J. Craig Jr., USN (Ret.)

Howard J. Craig III (Gales Fer ry, CT) University of Connecticut LCDR Howard J. Craig Jr., USN (Ret.)

Maria T. Dawson (Jacksonville, FL) Stanton College Preparatory High School/University of Texas-Austin CAPT Gregory E. Dawson, USN

Sara M. Dingmann (Rochester , MN) Mayo High School/University of Missouri STSCM(SS) Robert P. Dingmann, USN (Ret.)

Andrew C. Dunton (Seneca, SC) University of South Carolina LT Edward S. Dunton, USN (Ret.)

Steven T. Elliot (Parker , TX) Magnolia Academy/Harvard University ADM Steven A. White, USN (Ret.) NAUTILUS SCHOLAR

Dorian N. Foster (Conroe, TX) The Woodlands College Park High School/Auburn University LCDR Jerry D. Foster, USNR

Emily R. Fultz (Burke, VA) Robinson Secondary School/Northern V irginia Community College CDR Edward R. Fultz, USN

Allison M. Hallameyer (Chesapeake, VA) Indian River High School/Liberty University LT Christopher T. Hallameyer, USN

Erin L. Hasell (San Diego, CA) Del Norte High School/University of California-Los Angeles CAPT Edward L. Hasell, USN (Ret.)

Emily M. Hill (Idaho Falls, ID) Skyline High School/Brigham Y oung University LCDR Steven A. Hill, USN (Ret.)

Oliver H. Hofstrom (Lewispor t, KY) Daviess County High School/Y oungstown State University MM3(SS) Brian J. Hofstrom, USN (Disch.)

Abbey J. Holland (Honolulu, HI) Punahou High School/Northeastern University ADM Michael P. Holland, USN

Judah W. Jodrey (Graham, NC) Lighthouse Academy/Wake Technical Community College MMCM(SS) David W. Jodrey, USN (Ret.)

Joshua L. Johnen (Nor th Kingstown, RI) North Kingstown Senior High/University of South Carolina MMC(SS) Mark S. Johnen, USN (Ret.)

Edward B. Johnson (Papillion, NE) Home Schooled/Wayne State College CDR Matthew L. Johnson, USN (Ret.)

Juliya M. Key (Honolulu, HI) University of California-Davis ETC(SS) Jason A. Key, USN

Christina F. Koonce (St. Char les, IL) St. Charles North High School/University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign CDR Robert A. Koonce, USN (Ret.)

Tyler M. LaBonte (Mililani, HI) Mililani High School/University of Southern California CDR Matthew A. LaBonte, USN

Britton J. Laing (Silverdale, WA) Central Kitsap High School /Utah State University CDR Kelly L. Laing, USN

Catherine G. Massie (Stuttgar t, Ger many) Stuttgart High School/Boston University CAPT Richard N. Massie, USN

Elizabeth R. Neleski (St. Marys, GA) Valdosta State University CSC(SS) Edward M. Neleski, USN (Ret.)

Danielle L. Pascanik (Virginia Beach, VA) Ocean Lakes High School/Old Dominion University, Honors College LCDR Peter P. Pascanik, USN (Ret.)

Julia M. Porter (Alexandr ia, VA) Hayfield Secondary School/Long Island University-Post CAPT William L. Porter, USN (Ret.)

Rachel A. Reese (Hayesville, KS) Emory University EMC(SS) Donald L. Reese Jr., USN

Ann-Marie F. Seidel (Granite Bay, CA) Granite Bay High School/ University of California-Santa Barbara CAPT Patrick F. Seidel, USN (Ret.)

Victoria A. Speight (Baldwinsville, NY) Charles W. Barker High School/University of Wisconsin-Madison LCDR Steven Speight, USN (Ret.)

Shaina B. Suzor (Virginia Beach, VA) University of Alabama CMDCM(SS) Matthew S. Suzor, USN

Christopher M. VanYe (Poulsbo, WA) Crosspoint Academy/ University of V irginia CAPT Mark S. VanYe, USN (Ret.)

Nicole C. Warnick (Fuquay Var ina, NC) Fuquay Varina High School/Appalachian State University ETC(SS) Phillip T. Warnick, USN (Ret.)

Cameron D. Wells (Hampton, VA) Bethel Christian School/Thomas Nelson Community College STSCS(SS) Scott A. Wells, USN (Ret.)

Corinne E. Whisman (Edgewater , MD) South River High School/Emory University LT Kevin S. Whisman, USN (Ret.)

Emily A. Youtt (Honolulu, HI) Iolani School/Cornell University CAPT David A. Youtt, USN

Jaci L. Zook (Noblesville, IN) Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis EM1(SS) Dean E. Zook, USN (Disch.)

Congratulations to Our New 2017 Dolphin Scholars

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2017 Scholars Awarded Across the Country

Words From Our 2017 Scholars

"I am honored to be selected for the Dolphin Scholarship. I am very grateful to be a part of the active and gener-ous submarine community. This community has been a part of my life since birth, and now through the Dolphin Scholarship, it is helping me to realize my dreams."

—Catherine Massie

"It is an honor and a privilege to represent the submariners’ dependents of the United States as a recipient of the Dolphin Scholarship. The opportunity to be part of the Dolphin family, a family committed to inspiring success in young people across the nation, is simply incredible, and I cannot thank DSF enough."

—Tyler LaBonte

"To me, being a Dolphin Scholar means pursuing an education while also main-taining core values such as honor, courage, and commit-ment."

—-Oliver Hofstrom

"It is a great honor to be selected as a Dol-phin Scholar. I hold the silent service in the highest esteem. I hope to represent DSF well at my school and live up to the distinction earned by previous Dolphin Scholars."

—Mandy Abernathy

Conroe, TX

Dorian N. Foster Richard & Carol Hayward Scholar

Central Kitsap High School

Britton Laing Carl Del Signore Scholar

Presenter: Julie Humm SOSA Washington Advisor

Steven T. Elliot, Nautilus Scholar

Sponsor: ADM Steven A. White, USN (Ret.) Nautilus 571 Crewmember 1957-1960

Parker, TX

Poulsbo, WA Crosspoint Academy

Christopher VanYe Dolphin Scholar

Presenters: Linda Tammen and Renea Gaucher SOSA Washington Advisors

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Scholars in Action—Logan Campbell

Pom Pom has been particularly susceptible to adverse fishing practices such as blast fishing (people literally drop bombs on coral reefs so that the fish die and float up afterwards) and cyanide fishing (where people poison the water, killing the sea life below). I worked for the Tropical Research and Conservation Centre (TRACC) to build artificial reefs, coral nurseries, take surveys of the fish population, and did night walks around the island to deter poachers from attacking nesting sea turtles and their eggs.

Pom Pom Island, Malaysia

A friend and I did a seven day climb of the mountain (five days to reach the summit and two days to descend). Throughout the climb we walked through five distinctly different ecosystems on our way to the top. We climbed thousands of meters to reach a peak height of 5,895 meters (19,341 feet) and were rewarded with one of the most beautiful views.

After finishing up my first semester abroad, I departed for Stellen-bosch University in South Africa. Here I studied international af-fairs, as well as, got to explore much of the Western Cape of South Africa. Here I was also fortunate enough to get a multitude of op-portunities to explore the almost innumerable cultures of South Africa. During my school breaks in South Africa I took two excur-sions outside of the country. First, I spent a week studying cultural conservation in Bali, Indonesia. Then during my second weeklong recess, a friend and I went to Tanzania and climbed Mount Kili-manjaro, the tallest mountain in Africa. I then returned to South Africa and finished up my semester there and then flew back to the US, where I'm interning in Atlanta at the ACLU of Georgia this summer.

Some friends and I decided to do a road trip throughout part of South Africa's Western Cape. Early in the road trip we decided to visit a giraffe sanctuary called the Giraffe House, which takes in and tries to rehabilitate injured animals. We were given the opportunity to feed some of the giraffes. When I went to feed one of the giraffes, he took a greater interest in me and my friend than in the food we were offering him. We quickly found he was incredibly friendly and was more excited to play with us than to eat. He even stopped to pose for a selfie with me.

I left for Beijing in the beginning of June 2016, to participate in an intensive language program at Beijing Foreign Studies University. While there, I also interned with a non-governmental organization, the International Green Economy Association. After the pro-gram ended in August, I spent five weeks on Pom Pom Island in Malaysia at the Tropical Research and Conservation Centre. At TRACC I worked on coral reef restoration and sea turtle preservation projects, creating and planting artificial corals and coral nurseries. I then returned to Beijing for a semester at Tsinghua University as an exchange student studying economics. While in China I also managed to explore throughout Beijing, visit the Great Wall of China, see the Terracotta Warriors in Xi'an, and explore the streets of Shanghai.

Michael Logan Campbell University of Georgia, Foundation Fellow '18

A.B. International Affairs, A.B. Economics

Pearl Harbor SOSA Scholar

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Kyle Abernathy

Jennifer Bailey

Sarah Berg

James Bradley

Candace Collins

Kelly Cosgriff

Annalisa Crabtree

Julia Diorio

David Dommermuth

Thomas Feustel

Alexander Goff

Autumn Greba

John Griffith

Megan Harbour

David Hesslink

Rebecca Johannes

Caitlin Kroupa

Thomas Locks

Abigail Motley

Keely O’Keefe

Carissa Pascanik

Carolyn Rauch

Amelia Roberts

Matthew Salfer-Hobbs

Rachel Siclare

Madeline Smith

Madison Steinbrenner

Allison Thompson

Elena Thornhill

James Waters

Amanda Way

Lianna Wittick

Congratulations to Our Graduates

“Thanks so much for everything you did for me over the last four years. It was a huge help on an incredible ride through MIT, and I can't wait to continue down my journey post MIT.” —David Hesslink

“I graduated from College of Charleston—major exercise science—magna cum laude! Thanks for everything!” —Amanda Way

“Thank you again for all the help and support of the Dolphin Scholarship Foundation the past few years.” —Madison Steinbrenner

“Thank you again for everything the Dolphin Scholar-ship has done for me.” —Allison Thompson

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36 New Scholars 24 Female 12 Male

2017 New Scholar Profile

14 Active Duty; 20 Retired; 2 Discharged

High School Selectees

28 Selected

Average GPA: 4.25

Average SAT: 1413

Average ACT: 30

College Selectees

8 Selected

Average GPA: 3.92

5 Freshmen, 2 Sophomores

1 Junior

24 Officer; 12 Enlisted

Attending 72

Colleges & Universities

Sponsors

Application Opens: October 1, 2017 Eligibility Pre-Screening Closes: January 1, 2018 Application Closes: March 15, 2018 Scholarship Acceptance & Renewal Forms Due: June 1, 2018

From the Executive Director

Hello DSF Family,

I hope that everyone had a great 4th of July and is having a wonderful summer! We’ve recently completed the 2017 Dolphin Scholar selection

and added 36 more outstanding young men and women to our League of Extraordinary Scholars! I am constantly amazed by the academic

achievement and numerous accomplishments by these fine young Americans. To all the applicants who were not selected this year please don’t

be discouraged and be sure to apply again in October.

In our January newsletter I asked you all to stay tuned because more great changes to the DSF scholarship program were on the way. I am

happy to announce that this past April the second TM3(SS) Steven C. Miksad, USS SCORPION (SSN 589) Scholarship was endowed, bringing

the number of fully endowed scholarships to 44! In May DSF took over the administration of the USS HAMPTON (SSN 767) Scholarship that

will be available in 2018. Also, I am happy to announce that the spouses of eligible current and former members of the U.S. Navy submarine

force and submarine force support personnel can now apply for the Dolphin Scholarship beginning in October 2017!! Please note that the DSF

Spouse Scholarship will not impact the number scholarships awarded to our dependent child applicants.

I want to thank my wonderful staff, Andrea Meinicke Diamond, Cindy Johannes and Jennifer Melendez for keeping the wheels turning here at

the foundation. Also, a big THANK YOU goes out to all DSF supporters for your partnership in helping us change lives by turning dreams into

reality, one scholarship at a time. HOOYAH Submarine Force!!

Andrew Clark

Executive Director

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Administered Scholarships

$1,500

$1,000

The Nautilus Alumni Association, Inc. (NAAI) has established the Nautilus Educational Assis-tance Fund (NEAF) to provide undergraduate scholarships for descendants of current or former crewmembers of USS NAUTILUS .

Nautilus Scholarship

Laura W. Bush Scholarship

$3,400

The LAURA W. BUSH SCHOLARSHIP was established in 2006 to honor former First Lady Mrs. Laura W. Bush, sponsor of USS TEXAS (SSN 775) and is awarded to children or step-children of current or former crew members of USS TEXAS (SSN 775).

Important Scholarship Dates

USS HAMPTON (SSN 767) Scholarship

The USS HAMPTON (767) Scholarship is open to current or former crew members of USS HAMP-TON (SSN 767), or the spouse, child/stepchild of a current or former crew member of the USS HAMP-TON (767) who has served aboard for a minimum of two years.

8/26/2017 7/28/2017 10/7/2017 9/8/2017 11/4/2017 10/8/2017 12/2/2017 11/2/2017 3/10/2018 2/9/2018 5/5/2018 4/6/2018 6/2/2018 5/3/2018

SAT Test Dates Registration Deadlines

FAFSA Opens October 2017

2017-2018 Common Application Opens August 1, 2017

2017 Dolphin Scholarship Foundation Golf Tournaments

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On June 22nd, DSF held its 5th Annual Groton Golf Tournament at the Pequot Golf Club. With clear skies and temperatures in the upper 70’s, it was a beautiful day to for a golf outing. We could not have such a successful event without our dedicated volunteers. A huge thank you to Leah Campbell, Shelley Cramer, Jana Geiger, Carrie Lewis, Kathy Lotring, Mary Anne Pitts, and Leslie Sittlow. Thank you to our corporate sponsors and to all the players who come out year after year to play golf and support Dolphin Scholarship Foundation. Through YOU we are able to continue to continue to provide undergrad-uate financial assistance to the dependents of the Subma-rine Force.

5th Annual Groton Golf Tournament

SAVE THE DATE

October 5, 2017

12th Annual Virginia Beach Golf Tournament

Virginia Beach National Golf Club Virginia Beach, VA

For More Information Visit: www.dolphinscholarship.org

One of our newest 2017 Groton SOSA Scholars, Ashley Aydt, stopped by for a visit on her way to freshman orientation at Roger Williams University. We were so pleased that we were able to meet her and present her with the Dolphin Scholarship award.

Groton Tournament Winners!

Commander’s Cup Winners

Submarine Surveillance Equipment Program

Nick Moehl Brian Bouchard Josh Poplawski Matt Schecter

Congratulations to all the raffle prize

winners!!

1st Place Nick Moehl, Brian Bouchard,

Josh Poplawski and Matt Schecter

2nd Place Ray Courmier, Dan Donovan, Matt Alu and Tanner Glantz

Closest to the Pin Dan Jackson

Longest Drive Joe Cross

From Left: Andrew Clark and Michael Meehan

Mark Your Calendars 6th Annual Groton Golf Tournament

June 21, 2018

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We could not achieve the level of success that we do without the generous support of our donors.

Support DSF and donate today! YES! I will help DSF turn dreams of higher educa-tion into reality. I will contribute:

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Congratulations

USS DI ZEREGA Winner of the 2017 Virtual Race to Build a Submarine!!

We are pleased to award the Philip and Anna Bruce di Zerega Scholarship

to Allison M. Hallameyer.

THANK YOU to all who participated in this year’s race!

Please consider including Dolphin Scholarship Foundation in your

planned giving. A gift of assets, a be-quest or a charitable gift of annuity

will establish a lasting legacy that will provide life-changing opportunities for

the children of the submarine force.

Please contact our Executive Director, Andrew Clark, for more information.

“You make a living by what you get. You make a life by what you give” —Winston Churchill

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As I write this note to all of our supporters and scholars, I’m looking forward to this year's scholar luncheon and meeting some of our amazing young people who will be taking their education to the next level with the help of DSF. This strikes me as a great time of year to give a shout-out to one group of people that has supported this scholarship since its inception, our sub-marine spouses. Donations from the spouse groups usually come in two flavors — the dolphin store and the annual auction. Dolphin Stores con-duct business at various sub base locations and are staffed by submarine force spouses active and retired. The store managers, buyers, treasurers and volunteers who run the stores contribute not only dollars to the Foundation, but great products that allow us to show our submarine spirit. The annual auctions are held at six sub bases (Groton, Norfolk, Kings Bay, Bangor, San Diego and Pearl Harbor), usually in the Spring and bring thousands and thousands of dollars to the scholarship each year. The amount of effort put into these events, an annual highlight of the submarine calendar, can’t be overstated – it is remarkable, and the volunteers consistently show energy, creativity and hospitality. Running a Dolphin Store or Auction isn’t always easy, but our submarine spouses are up to the challenge and committed. Both the stores and the auctions provide opportunities for our community to get together for a great cause and have fun (crazy fun times, based on the Norfolk auction this year!), while we support our young scholars — carrying on a fine tradition of our submarine community. I’m deeply grateful to all of our spouses for their support of our scholarship, community and Navy — thank you! Suzanne Tofalo, Chair

A Letter From the San Diego Submarine Community

Dear Andrew,

As we close the books on the 2017 Submarine Birthday Ball Dolphin Scholarship Foundation Silent Auction, I want to say a sincere thank you for your guidance and support of our efforts. As you are aware, we have a unique situation in the San Diego area without the backing support of a SOSA.

The Ball was a night of celebrating the anniversary of the US Submarine Force, and the Silent Auction was a lovely com-plement. Taking a somewhat unconventional approach to seating a committee, the San Diego submarine spouses em-braced the opportunity to gather across the ranks. With a devoted committee of officer, chief and enlisted spouses, these talented women gave selflessly of their time to guaran-tee an outstandingly successful silent auction. Our guests enjoyed an evening of spirited bidding and the chance to contribute to the Dolphin Scholarship Foundation. We are humbled by the kindness of our guests and eternally thankful for their contributions.

On behalf of the entire San Diego submarine community, I wish you the very best in your continued efforts to support the educational dreams of our children.

Sincerely, Kacey Davies

Visit Your Dolphin Store!

Kings Bay

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ANNUAL DONORS Fiscal Year 2017 (July 1, 2016— June 30, 2017)

Space limitations prevent us from listing all our wonderful donors here. Your generosity makes a positive difference in a young person’s life.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT! VIRGINIA Class ($25,000 - $49,999) Dr. & Mrs. Richard Miksad SOSA-Groton, CT SOSCA-Pearl Harbor

SEAWOLF Class ($10,000 - $24,999) Battelle Boeing VADM E. A. Burkhalter, USN (Ret.) Dolphin Store-Pearl Harbor, HI Huntington Ingalls Industries L-3 Corporation Lockheed Martin RMS Nautilus Alumni Association Inc Newport News Shipbuilding SOSA-Kings Bay SOSA-Norfolk, VA

SSBN Class ($5,000 - $9,999) Mr. Brian Early General Dynamics Electric Boat Kaplan Public Service Foundation RADM & Mrs. Steve Maas, USN (Ret.) Red Capital Group Dr. Barbara Workman

LOS ANGELES Class ($3,000 - $4,999) Ms. Cathleen Connelly Dolphin Store-Groton, CT RADM & Mrs. F. W. Lacroix, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Alice Z. Meinicke Raytheon LAFAYETTE Class ($1,000 - $2,999) RADM & Mrs. Charles J. Beers, USN (Ret.) ADM Frank “Skip” Bowman, USN (Ret.) Dr. William J. Browning CSX Transportation, Inc. ADM Bruce DeMars, USN (Ret.) Dolphin Store-Norfolk, VA CAPT & Mrs. Merrill Dorman, USN (Ret.) VADM George & Patricia Emery, USN (Ret.) ExxonMobil Foundation Ms. Sherrill Ice Mr. Kenneth R. Keehn VADM Albert H. Konetzni, Jr, USN (Ret.) Norton Capital Management, Inc. Mr. William Pittman Raytheon MMCS(SS) Robert Smith, USN (Ret) & Mrs. Tamara Smith CAPT Michael Tollefson, USN (Ret.)

Mr. Michael W. Toner Treadwell Corporation CDR Brian Wittick, USN (ret.) SSGN Class ($500 - $999) Mr. & Mrs. John E. Allen, USN (Ret.) CAPT John E. Allen, USN (Ret.) AT&T Services, Inc. Coach, Inc. GEICO Mr. Timothy W. Gerrish Mr. and Mrs. John L. Haines, Jr. Ms. Elizabeth Kent CAPT Chester Malins, USN (Ret.) Dr. Rebecca Redman & Mr. Emmett Donohue CAPT & Mrs. Jackson Roeske, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Nancy Russell CAPT Ralph Schlichter, USN (Ret.) RADM Michael A. Sharp, USN (Ret.) RADM Dickinson Smith, USN (Ret.) EMCM(SS) George W. Steed, USN (Ret.) STURGEON Class ($100 - $499) Ms. Jordan Adelson CAPT James N. Adkins, Jr., USN (Ret.) Akin, Gum, Strauss, Hauer & Feld LLP Mrs. Sandra Alford AmazonSmile CAPT & Mrs. Jim Baumstark, USN (Ret.) CAPT Ashley Beavers, USNR (Ret.) CAPT & Mrs. Steve J. Blivin, USN Mr. David S. Boyd Ms. Kimberly Boyd Ms. Linda Burton Mr. Justin Bussen Mr. William R. Carmichael MMCS(SS) & Mrs. Mark Chapman, USN (Ret.) ADM Henry G. Chiles, USN (Ret.) YNCS(SS) Andrew Clark, USN (Ret.) CAPT & Mrs. Michael Cockey, USN Mr. & Mrs. Edward Conant VADM & Mrs. Michael Connor, USN (Ret.) Ms. Dana Craig Dafoe Family Revocable Trust Mrs. Mary Bryan Deberry CAPT & Mrs. Earl DeWispelaere, USN (Ret.) Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Diamond Mrs. Christine Dimmick CAPT John M. Donlon, USN (Ret.) Dr. Jane Grenfell Duffey Dr. Dean A. Dunn ETC(SS) & Mrs. Duane Ettwein, USN (Ret.)

First Command Financial Services CAPT Frank C. Fogarty, USN (Ret.) CAPT Robert T. France, USN FRG-USS NEW HAMPSHIRE Mrs. Patricia Gladin ETC(SS) & Mrs. Gary G. Greba, USN (Ret.) Mr. Edmond M. Harrigan Mrs. Debra Harris CAPT & Mrs. Edward E. Henifin, USN (Ret.) Mr. Victor Hulina Mrs. Julie Humm Mrs. Lauryn A. Hutt Ms. Laura Ikens CAPT & Mrs. Joseph E. Johannes Jr., USN (Ret.) Mr. Christopher Joyce Mr. Ian Kappes CAPT & Mrs. George Kent, USN (Ret.) Mr. & Mrs. Don Klimkiewicz Dr. Emily Knight CAPT Richard Kuziak, USNR (Ret.) CDR Christopher Lee, USN Ms. Jenny Marczynski MM1(SS) Kevin McAllister, USN (Ret.) Naval Submarine League Pacific Ms. Mary Louise Nelson Mr. Samuel Nicholson LTC William Northacker, USN (Ret.) CAPT Tim Oliver, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Charulata Ramaprasad CAPT James Ransom II, USN (Ret.) Mr. William Redman Mrs. J. Guy Reynolds Mr. Tommy L. Robinson Mr. Herbert A. Schmidt Mr. William Shew CAPT Robert C. Smith, USN (Ret.) Mr. & Mrs. Edward B. Snyder CAPT Charles H. Spence Jr., USN (Ret.) State Street Foundation, Inc. CDR & Mrs. Allen Steele, USN (Ret.) VADM Ronald Thunman, USN (Ret.) CAPT Alfred Tollison, USNR ADM Carlisle A.H. Trost, USN (Ret.) Mr. Michael Udell Ms. Kristen Vitousek RADM Edward K. Walker Jr., SC USN (Ret.) CDR George Wallace, USN (Ret.) CDR & Mrs. Gary D. Weale, USN Mr. Dayne Weber Mr. & Mrs. William Whelan MMCM(SS) David Wiggins, USN EM1(SS) Dean Zook, USN (Ret.)

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SCHOLARS!

Chairperson Suzanne Tofalo

President Charles J. Beers Jr., RADM, USN (Ret.)

Vice President Scott R. Van Buskirk, VADM, USN (Ret.)

Secretary/Treasurer Merrill H. Dorman, CAPT, USN (Ret.)

Maryellen Baldwin

Albert H. Konetzni Jr., VADM, USN (Ret.)

James Hay, CAPT, USN (Ret.)

Timothy W. Oliver, CAPT, USN (Ret.)

Sheila M. McNeill

Robert L. Beech Jr., ETCM(SS), USN (Ret.)

Charles T. Southall, P.E.

The MISSION of Dolphin Scholarship Foundation is to ease the financial burden of undergraduate and

vocational education for eligible members of the U.S. Submarine Force and their dependents.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

GENERAL COUNCIL

Anita Poston

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Andrew Clark

Robert Ballard, Ph.D.

John P. Casey

Henry G. Chiles, Jr.,

ADM, USN (Ret.)

Bruce DeMars,

ADM, USN (Ret.)

Bruce B. Engelhardt,

RADM, USN (Ret.)

John W. O’Neill

C. Michael Petters

Eleonore Rickover

Thomas C. Schievelbein

Michael W. Toner

Carlisle A. H. Trost,

ADM, USN (Ret.)

John K. Welch

DISTINGUISHED ADVISORY BOARD

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