N E W S L E T T E R O F S C H R E I N E R U N I V E R S I T Y Winter 2007 Volume XI, Number 1

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For the past five years, Schreiner University has planned and made deci-sions within the context of a mission and vision statement and core goals adopted by our board of trustees in February 2002. Those fundamental statements are printed on a page taped to my bookcase, and I share a copy with every potential faculty or staff member whom I interview. Though the document focuses on some precise numbers with regard to enroll-ment and endowment growth, it also makes clear the underlying purpose for what we are doing: “excellence in prepar-ing students to live purposeful, humane and productive lives in their work, faith groups, families and communities.”

Plans need periodic review and revision, and this year a team has been meeting toward that very task. It is made up of Schreiner faculty, staff, students, trustees, alumni and community representatives. The group is reviewing how far we have come in the last five years in order to plot out our course for the next five. Indeed, we have been thinking even further, envi-sioning Schreiner a decade down the road.

“Ask yourselves, ‘after 1,200, what?’” said our board chair, Randy Roberts. As we find success in achieving that core goal of enrollment growth, what primary drivers will follow?

No one expects that we will decide in this process to alter dramatically our values and goals. However, we are deter-mining that critical external conditions

President’s Perspective By Dr. Tim Summerlin

Schreiner University has announced its 2007 Distinguished Alumnus and Athletic Hall of Honor inductees. Theo Blue and Richard P. Marrs, M.D. have been named Distinguished Alumni. William Clifford

“Cliff ” Kellett will be inducted into the Ath-letic Hall of Honor. Joseph Love Hedrick will be inducted into the Athletic Hall of Honor posthumously. The four men will be honored at a banquet on April 21 during Re-call, Schreiner’s annual homecoming event.

Theo BlueTheo Blue ’51 was once the subject of a story entitled, “There’s Only One Theo Blue,” and that story title pretty much sums up the opinions of those who know him.

Martin Allday ’44, an Austin attorney and long-time friend of Blue’s, nominated him as a Distinguished Alumnus.

“Theo has always been supportive of Sch-reiner and has a great love for the Univer-sity,” Allday said. “He has given abundantly to Schreiner for many years, and his gifts have benefited the Annual Fund, the Alumni Fund, the Capital Campaign, and other University resources.”

Spencer Blocker ’52 of Midland keenly re-members Theo from 1951 and asserts, “We at Schreiner, and Schreiner University itself, will never have another friend like Theo Blue.”

Blue began his time at Schreiner in 1949, and, after graduating two years later found himself staying on to teach.

After being drafted, he was sent to Califor-nia where, after training, he was assigned to the base’s finance office. It was there that he met a California girl and Lynn Stallings became Lynn Stallings Blue.

Even after leaving Schreiner as a teacher in 1956, Blue has continued to assist the Uni-versity. He served for a decade as a Schrein-er trustee from 1990 to 2000, and has been a life member of Schreiner Former Students

Association since 1985, serving as president from 1991 to 95. He was inducted into the Schreiner Oaks Society in 1995.

“This place has been such a large part of our lives,” Blue said. “I’ve recruited many students to attend Schreiner, including my youngest son, Tom, and my grandson, Heath Gregory. I wouldn’t have done that if we didn’t firmly believe in this school.”

During the course of his long and illustri-ous career in the oil industry, his colleagues were so moved by Blue’s dedication that they established the Theo Blue Endowed Scholarship in his honor. Presently, Blue continues his lifetime of service in his community of Tiki Island, near Galveston. Recently, his fellow citizens, declaring

“Theo Blue Day,” proclaimed “Theo Blue has served Tiki Island with efficiency, im-partiality, honor and pride.” This sentiment appears to be universal, for as Allday put it in his nomination of Blue for Distinguished Alumnus, “In my mind Theo Blue is one of the most important past graduates who has ever existed.”

And definitely one of a kind.

Richard P. Marrs, M.D.Dr. Richard Marrs ’68 grew up in Kerrville and graduated from Tivy High School, sub-sequently enrolling at Schreiner Institute in 1966. After going on

to the University of Texas to complete his undergraduate education, he pursued his medical training at UT–Galveston Medical School, where he distinguished himself in both academic and leadership roles. Marrs is board certified in both obstetrics and gynecology and reproductive endocrinol-ogy and infertility. After graduating from medical school, he completed a fellowship in reproductive endocrinology and infertil-ity at the University of Southern California. During his fellowship training, he acquired skills in cell culture, studied the ultrasound

In This Issue...Distinguished Alumnus/ Athletic Hall of Honor 1New Student Residential Complex 3Calendar of Events 4Sports 5Honor Roll of Donors 7

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monitoring of follicle development and, along with Drs. Vargyas and March, devel-oped ovarian stimulation protocols, all of which would play essential roles in establish-ing this country’s second In-Vitro Fertiliza-tion program in 1981. He made medical history in 1986 with the first pregnancy from a thawed frozen embryo.

Marrs was founder and first president of the Society for Assisted Reproductive Tech-nology. He was a member of the Society’s ethics committee, which produced the first document in the United States on the ethical treatment of infertility using reproductive technologies. Marrs has published over 200 scientific articles and book chapters on human reproduction, and has authored the popular “Dr. Marrs’ Fertility Book.” As one of the founders of modern fertility treat-ment, Marrs is considered to be one of this country’s premier fertility doctors. He has dedicated his life’s work to helping couples fulfill their dream of having a family.

His peers have honored Marrs throughout his career, including listings in “The Best Doctors In America” from 1994 to 2003,

“America’s Top Doctors” from 1999 to 2003, and “Who’s Who in Executives & Business” from 1997 to 2003. In 2000, Dr. Marrs was given the Lifetime Achievement Award by the American Infertility Association.

Marrs is a true renaissance man—an acclaimed scientist, an avid athlete, and a lover of art and literature. He is vocal in crediting his teachers at Schreiner for open-ing his eyes to the world of aesthetics, and for many years he has carried with him in his wallet a poem written by a beloved professor of his at Schreiner, Pete Hallman.

“I am really flattered and overwhelmed that I have been chosen for this great honor,” Marrs said. “I really feel that Schreiner was instru-mental in getting me where I am today.”

William Clifford “Cliff” KellettWhen Cliff Kellett ’51 is inducted into the Schreiner University Athletic Hall of Honor on April 21, it will be a moment that will bring him full-circle.

Over the years, Kellett has given tirelessly to Schreiner, especially to the Schreiner Former Students Association. During that service, one of his proudest moments oc-curred when his dream of establishing an

Athletic Hall of Honor became a reality in 2003.

Bill Thompson ’51, who played football with Kellet, and has stayed friends with him throughout their lives, nominated Kellett for the Hall of Honor.

“Cliff really had to battle to get the Athletic Hall of Honor established—without a go-getter like him, there would be no such organization today,” Thompson said.

When Kellett arrived at Schreiner Institute in 1950, his reputation as an outstanding athlete preceded him.

His Galveston high school coach called him “the best small tackle I have coached.” While at Schreiner, Kellett played guard for what turned out to be the most successful Sch-reiner football team in a decade, with an undefeated home game record and an over-all 7-3 season. Leaving Schreiner after his first year, Kellett went on to star as an All South Texas Conference guard at Wharton Junior College, and then as an offensive/ defensive guard at Lamar University, where he graduated in 1954.

Kellett served in the U.S. Army in Korea, where, in addition to his military duties, he played on the All Far East All-Star team. When Kellett returned to Beaumont, he joined Gulf Consolidated Services, rising to vice president before his retirement in 1990. In addition to a long, successful business career, Kellett gave untiringly of his time and energy to a wide range of Beaumont-area community organizations, including Boy’s Haven, 4-H, FFA, and the Young Men’s Business League.

Upon retirement to Lake Livingston with Mary Dell, his high school sweetheart and wife of 49 years, Kellett remained active in community affairs, continuing his work with 4-H and FFA, Lions Club, and the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo.

With Kellett’s 2007 induction into the Ath-letic Hall of Honor, which he fought so hard to establish, his dedication to the success of generations of Schreiner athletes has come full-circle.

“This is one honor that I cherish very much,” Kellett said. “I particularly want to thank all of the people who helped me along the way.”

Joseph Love HedrickJoe Love Hedrick ’41 graduated from high school in 1939, after which he enrolled in Schreiner Institute.

Joe was a standout foot-ball player at Schreiner under the legendary coaches W.C. “Heine” Weir and Rex Kelly. After graduating in 1941, he attended Tulsa University, where, play-ing under coach Henry

Franka, he capped his college athletic career by playing in the 1943 Sugar Bowl.

After graduating from Tulsa with a degree in business administration, Hedrick joined the U.S. Marines, and participated in several of the toughest battles of the World War II Pa-cific Theater. He was proudest of his service in the battle for Iwo Jima, during which he was both wounded and decorated with the Bronze Star for exceptional bravery under fire.

After the war, Joe returned home to marry Tillie Kunover. He earned his master’s in edu-cation from Texas A&M, and began a long and distinguished career in coaching for Franklin ISD, where he served as both coach and teach-er from 1946 to 1985. Joe was head football coach for most of his career with Franklin ISD and, in addition, served as superintendent of schools from 1965 to 1985. He and Tillie had six children, all of whom are college gradu-ates, and who have pursued careers as varied as teacher, lawyer, and engineer.

One of those children, Joseph Lawrence He-drick, said his father would be really excited about being inducted into the Athletic Hall of Honor. “He was very fond of Schreiner and the time that he spent there,” Hedrick said.

“It was a very special place to him.”

A Schreiner classmate and teammate of Hedrick’s, Frank Crain ’40, remembers him as “a perfect example of a man who always addressed every activity with integrity, good will, and a genuine desire to improve his community, and to instill these qualities in the young men and women he encountered.”

Hedrick was inducted into the Texas High School Coaches Association’s Hall of Honor in 1979, and when he finished his coaching career in 1985, his teams had amassed a life-time record of 247 wins, 119 losses, and 15 ties. During his tenure, Hedrick’s teams won 13 district championships, 6 bi-district cham-pionships, 2 regional championships and 2 quarterfinal championships. With Hedrick’s induction into the Schreiner University Athletic Hall of Honor, the memory of one its finest scholar/athletes will be enshrined at the school that he loved and supported throughout his long and distinguished life.

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In February, Schreiner University broke ground on a new $4.8 mil-lion apartment-style residential complex that will provide for continued enrollment growth.Last fall, Schreiner experienced record growth with a 13 percent increase in over-all enrollment and a 51 percent increase in freshman enrollment. That growth trig-gered the launch of a planned additional student housing complex that will serve as a transition from freshman residence living to apartment-style living. The building’s design features metal roofs and bricks that will architecturally blend with the existing structures on campus.

Configured in a diamond shape with three furnished apartment buildings and a com-munity center, the complex will be built

on the northwest side of campus, near Hanszen Fine Arts building. Each of the 1,200-square-foot apartment units will include four bedrooms, two bathrooms, a living room and kitchen.

The residence hall will feature a gazebo and barbecue area, along with a commu-nity center that will include several storage areas, meeting and social rooms and a covered patio.

The entire campus community will use the community center.

Collegiate Development Services in Irving will build the complex, designed by Dallas-based WSI Architects Inc. The building will add an additional 108 student beds to our capacity and will be ready for use this fall.

Schreiner Breaks Ground on New Student Residential Complex

in the coming years—political, economic, and educational—will surely influence the shape of those goals. The growth and improvement we are experiencing enable us to ask certain questions in new ways. It is evolution rather than revolution that we face. That said, I don’t think any of the 25 planning participants would be inclined to say that we are wasting our time, and simply need to re-approve the document adopted five years ago.

By the end of this spring, we will provide a white paper for our board of trustees. They will read and reflect on it in preparation for

a retreat in which they will perform their governance role of debating and ultimately endorsing a revised “chart and compass” for the coming years. Most of us spend a lot more time occupied by daily urgency than we would wish, don’t we? That is one of the reasons that I have valued the opportunity this year to first ponder principles and to dream with colleagues about a common passion—the future of Schreiner University.

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This front elevation shows what the new residential complex at Schreiner University will look like. Construction on the facility will begin this month.

Undergraduate

July 6, 2006

Emily ArnerReggie Huggins

Jarrell Williams

December 12, 2006

GraduateTeresa Moore Cory BellTodd BloomerGilbert BowerSusan CadleTeresa CleghornDenise EnloeJulie FiedlerMelissa Garcia-Stevens

Dayle HeinerRegina HillisNancy HoggMonica LopezHector PeralesChristine PerezAmanda PrehnBrittany Timmons

UndergraduateDonald AndrewsAshley AvalosSara BarnesCindy BeckerEmily ConnIleana EspinosaLauren HatcherAlisha JohnsonLeslie JonesJennifer KingNoah KlausingAlex O’Connell

Nichol OttenAndrew ParkerWarren SimsTommy SiskDaryl St. ClairValerie StratmannAshley TillNick ValentaJoshua WayMelissa Whitney

GraduateMimi Probst

Online Giving

Supporting Schreiner University is easier than ever now. Please visit our Online Giving Web site at www.schreiner.edu/giving/ where you can make a secure gift—one that will benefit Schreiner students for years to come—in a matter of seconds. If you have questions, contact Michael Haifley, director of development, MDHaifley@schreiner.edu or phone 830-792-7208.

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February 26 Robert P. Hallman Chautauqua Lecture Series—“Everything I Know About Classroom Teaching, I Learned From My Dog,” Dr. Carole Errett, Cailloux Campus Activity Center Ballroom, 7 p.m.

February 27The Harry Crate Lectures—featuring Dr. Hunter Waite, solar system expert, Cailloux Campus Activity Center, 7 p.m.

February 28Pre Law Society Film Series—presents, “My Cousin Vinny,” Cailloux Campus Activity Center Theatre, 7 p.m.

March 1Symphony of the Hills Children’s Concert, 1 p.m. and Symphony of the Hills Concert 7:30 p.m., both at the Kathleen C. Cailloux Theatre, Kerrville, $20 admission fee

March 2Schreiner University Choir Musical Dinner Theater, Cailloux Campus Activity Center, 6 p.m. Proceeds will help fund the choir’s trip to Italy this spring

March 7Texas Music Coffeehouse Series—Women’s History Month, Cailloux Campus Activity Center Corner Pocket, 7 p.m.

March 21Speak Truth To Power—presents, “Darfur,” Cailloux Campus Activity Center, 7 p.m.

March 26Robert P. Hallman Chautauqua Lecture Series—“The Civil Rights Act and Its Legislative Impact Upon Collegiate Sports” by Dr. Barry Shaw, Cailloux Campus Activity Center, 7 p.m.

March 28Pre Law Society Film Series—presents “The Life of David Gale,” Cailloux Campus Activity Center Theatre, 7 p.m.

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April 4Texas Music Coffeehouse Series—National Poetry Month, Cailloux Campus Activity Center Corner Pocket, 7 p.m.

April 9Monday Night Fiction—featuring, “The Boys of Summer” by Roger Kahn, William Logan Library, Scarle-Philips Room, 7 p.m.

April 18Speak Truth to Power—presents the movie “Media Spin,” Cailloux Campus Activity Center, 7 p.m.

April 19Texas Writers Conference— presents Tim Hazell

April 20-22Recall Weekend is Schreiner’s homecoming and features a variety of events across campus. For details, go to http://www.schreiner.edu/recall.

April 21Schreiner University Choir Spring Concert, Dietert Auditorium, 6 p.m.

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Men’s Soccer (12-5-1, 10-3 in ASC): Men’s Soccer had its most successful season since Schreiner joined the American South-west Conference. The Mountaineers finished second in the regular season race and hosted the ASC Championship Tournament in early November—a first for any Schreiner team. Despite losing 3-2 in the tournament semifinals, Schreiner solidified its position as one of the dominant teams in the conference. In nonconfer-ence play, Schreiner tied no. 1-ranked Trinity in San Antonio, 2-2. Coach Paul Hayes was chosen ASC Coach of the Year for the second consecutive year.

Women’s Soccer (3-14, 3-10 in ASC): Women’s Soccer had another difficult year. The good news is that the team was dominated by freshmen and loses only one senior. With another strong recruiting class expected, Schreiner should be ready to make strong gains next fall.

Volleyball (11-15, 10-8 in ASC): Volleyball had a terrific bounce-back year. After winning only 2 matches in 2005, SU finished tied for 3rd in the ASC West, despite a key injury that sidelined one of our top players before fall practice started. The Mountaineers missed earning a post-season berth by losing the tiebreaker, but

will lose only one senior next season. Freshman Tiffany Miller was one of the ASC’s top newcomers. Look for SU to have a chance to win the ASC West Division next year if we can stave off injuries.

Men’s Basketball (6-14, 6-10 in ASC): With two weeks re-maining in the season (when this report was submitted), Schreiner finds itself in a tight race for the fourth and final spot in the ASC Tournament. Schreiner is tied for fifth place, one game out of fourth. While two seniors, Kevin Deans and Jonathan Young, have been the leaders throughout the year, a large freshmen class— led by Richard Moore—gives reason for optimism for next year.

Women’s Basketball (5-15, 5-11 in ASC): The Mountaineers currently reside in sixth place in the highly competitive ASC West Division—a division that has three of the top 14 teams in the nation. The six top scorers and three top rebounders return next year. We are also anticipating a big freshmen-recruiting class.

Schreiner Athletics Poised to Make Huge Strides

For schedules and more athletic news, visit

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BaseballDate Opponent Place TimeFeb. 3 UT-Permian Basin HOME NoonFeb. 2 UT - Permian Basin HOME Won, 7-1 Won, 12-1Feb. 3 UT - Permian Basin HOME Won, 3-1Feb. 6 Texas A&M Intern’l Laredo Lost, 5-15Feb. 10 Southwestern Georgetown Won, 4-1Feb. 11 Southwestern Georgetown Won, 6-5Feb. 17 Austin HOME 1 p.m.Feb. 18 Austin HOME 1 p.m.Feb. 24 Dallas HOME NoonFeb. 25 Texas A&M Intern’l HOME 1 p.m.Mar. 2 East Texas Baptist * Marshall 1 p.m.Mar. 3 East Texas Baptist * Marshall NoonMar. 9 Concordia-Austin * HOME 2 p.m.Mar. 10 Concordia-Austin * HOME 1 p.m.Mar. 16 Howard Payne * Brownwood 2 p.m.

Date Opponent Place TimeMar. 17 Howard Payne * Brownwood NoonMar. 20 UT - Permian Basin Odessa NoonMar. 23 Sul Ross State * HOME 2 p.m.Mar. 24 Sul Ross State * HOME 1 p.m.Mar. 27 Trinity HOME 2 p.m.Mar. 30 Hardin-Simmons * Abilene 7 p.m.Mar. 31 Hardin-Simmons * Abilene 1 p.m.Apr. 5 McMurry * HOME 2 p.m.Apr. 6 McMurry * HOME 1 p.m.Apr. 10 Trinity San Antonio 7 p.m.Apr. 13 Mary Hardin-Baylor * Belton 2 p.m.Apr. 14 Mary Hardin-Baylor * Belton NoonApr. 20 Texas Lutheran * Seguin 2 p.m.Apr. 21 Texas Lutheran * Seguin Noon * = ASC Contests

SoftballDate Opponent Place TimeFeb. 10 Northwood Cedar Hill Lost, 1-9 Lost, 0-7Feb. 11 Northwood Cedar Hill 10 a.m.Feb. 17 Trinity San Antonio 1 p.m.Feb. 23-24 LeTourneau Tournament Longview TBAMar. 2 ASC Crossover Tournament Farmers Branch Louisiana field #5 2 p.m. UT-Tyler field #3 4 p.m.Mar. 3 ASC Crossover Tournament Farmers Branch UT-Dallas field #5 Noon Ozarks field #3 2 p.m.Mar. 9 Texas Lutheran * HOME 2 p.m.Mar. 10 Texas Lutheran * HOME 1 p.m.

Date Opponent Place Time Mar. 16 Hardin-Simmons * Abilene 1 p.m.Mar. 17 Hardin-Simmons * Abilene NoonMar. 21 Midland Lutheran HOME 2 p.m.Mar. 23 Concordia-Austin * HOME 1 p.m.Mar. 24 Concordia - Austin * HOME NoonMar. 30 Howard Payne * Brownwood 1 p.m.Mar. 31 Howard Payne * Brownwood 1 p.m.Apr. 6 Mary Hardin-Baylor * HOME 4 p.m.Apr. 7 Mary Hardin-Baylor * HOME 11 a.m.Apr. 20 Sul Ross State * Alpine 5 p.m.Apr. 21 Sul Ross State * Alpine NoonApr. 26-28 ASC Tournament TBD TBA * = ASC Contests

Men’s TennisDate Opponent Place TimeFeb. 9-10 HEB Collegiate Invitational HEB Center IndividualFeb. 16 ASC East/West Crossover Abilene Howard Payne Rose Park 3 p.m.Feb. 17 ASC East/West Crossover Abilene LeTourneau McMurry 9 a.m. McMurry McMurry 1 p.m.Feb. 23 St. Mary’s HOME 2 p.m.Mar. 2 UT - Tyler HOME 3 p.m.Mar. 3 Trinity San Antonio 3 p.m.Mar. 9 Sul Ross State * HOME 4 p.m.

Date Opponent Place TimeMar. 10 Abilene Christian New Braunfels 9 a.m.Mar. 21 Concordia-Austin * HOME 4 p.m.Mar. 24 Texas Lutheran * HOME 10 a.m.Mar. 27 Southwestern Georgetown 3 p.m.Mar. 30 Hardin-Simmons * Abilene 3 p.m.Mar. 31 McMurry * Abilene 11 a.m.Apr. 4 Howard Payne * Brownwood 2:30 p.m.Apr. 6 Mary Hardin-Baylor * HOME 11 a.m.Apr. 27-29 ASC Championships TBD TBA * = ASC West Division Match

Women’s TennisDate Opponent Place TimeFeb. 9-10 HEB Collegiate Invitational HEB Center IndividualFeb. 16 ASC East/West Crossover Abilene Howard Payne Rose Park 3 p.m.Feb. 17 ASC East/West Crossover Abilene LeTourneau McMurry 9 a.m. McMurry McMurry 1 p.m.Feb. 23 St. Mary’s HOME 2 p.m.Mar. 2 UT - Tyler HOME 3 p.m.Mar. 3 Trinity San Antonio 3 p.m.Mar. 9 Sul Ross State * HOME 4 p.m.

Date Opponent Place TimeMar. 10 Abilene Christian New Braunfels 9 a.m.Mar. 21 Concordia-Austin * HOME 4 p.m.Mar. 24 Texas Lutheran * HOME 10 a.m.Mar. 27 Southwestern Georgetown 3 p.m.Mar. 30 Hardin-Simmons * Abilene 3 p.m.Mar. 31 McMurry * Abilene 11 a.m.Apr. 4 Howard Payne * Brownwood 2:30 p.m.Apr. 6 Mary Hardin-Baylor * HOME 11 a.m.Apr. 27-29 ASC Championships TBD TBA * = ASC West Division Match

Men’s GolfDate Event Place Feb. 26-27 UMHB Men’s Spring Invitational Wildflower CC (Temple)Mar. 8 Concordia-Austin Comanche Trace (Kerrville)Apr. 16-17 LeTourneau Spring Invitational Pinecrest CC (Longview)Apr. 23-24 ASC Championships Stonebridge Ranch Dye Course (McKinney)

Women’s GolfDate Event Place Feb 20 UTD-LeTourneau Tri-Match Canyon Creek CC (Dallas)Feb. 26-27 UMHB Spring Invitational Mill Creek (Salado)Apr. 16-17 LeTourneau Spring Classic Pinecrest CC (Longview)Apr. 23-24 ASC Championships Stonebridge Ranch Dye Course (McKinney)

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Recall 2007 kicks off on Friday morning, April 20 with the Randy Shepler ’54 Golf Tournament at the Riverhill Coun-try Club. Generous fall and winter rains have left the Kerrville area courses in excellent shape, and this promises to be a fun event. Friday evening will kick off with the Ath-letes’ Reception. Those interested in Schreiner athletics will enjoy meet-

ing with current Schreiner athletes from all sports. The Friday Night Dance will follow, featuring Larry Lange and the Lonely Knights.

As always, Recall weekend Saturday is packed with things to do. The morning will feature the Fifth Annual Military Tribute Break-fast, as well as the Annual Mountaineer 5K Run & 1 Mile Walk and the Third Annual Alumni Tennis Tournament. Campus Tours and the SFSA meetings are also on the morning’s agenda.

The Annual Family Picnic will take place from noon to 3 p.m. on the Quadrangle (with food served noon to 2 p.m.). Also from noon to 1 p.m., Decade Photos and Annual Class Photos will be taken.

In late afternoon from 3 to 5 p.m., there will be an opening re-ception for an exhibit of Hunt artist Richard Rouse’s work, and

then at 6 p.m. the Tribute To Schreiner Legends Banquet begins, during which the 2007 Distinguished Alumni and Athletic Hall of Fame honorees will be announced.

Following the dinner, from 7:30 p.m. to 11 p.m., Recall revelers can bet their last (make-believe) dollar on any of the high-stakes games available at the infamous Casino Night. Winners receive super prizes, and there will be snacks and soft drinks plus a cash bar to keep thirst down and energy up for the whole evening. Complimentary child care for children ages 2-12 will be available on-site from 5:30 p.m. to 11 p.m.

Sunday the 22nd will feature an Ecumenical Worship Service in the restored Union Church on the southwest corner of campus, followed by a Farewell Brunch at 10:30 a.m., where you can say goodbye to old and new friends and exchange information for keeping in touch.

To sign up for Recall or any of the Recall 2007 events, or for more information, please contact Susan Carver at 830-792-7201 or scarver@schreiner.edu.

Recall 2007

Get up-to-date info on this year’s Recall:

www.schreiner.edu/recall

Schreiner’s International Studies curriculum is literally all over the map this spring and summer, with study abroad opportunities for former students, students, and community members in Germany, Poland, England and Mexico.

London is possibly Schreiner’s most popular international study destination, and this year’s trip offers two weeks crammed full of history and atmosphere from July 9 to 23. Cost of the trip is approximately $2,600—a real bargain by today’s travel standards. This year’s excursion, while open to students, will be focused on former students and their families. Professor Lydia Kualapai will be traveling with the group as teacher and guide, and will be con-ducting special non-credit classes for alumnus and their families on the trip.

Travelers will be housed at the Eckerd College London Study Centre in Bloomsbury. After exploring the myriad museums, art galleries and other attractions located throughout this exciting city (the British Museum is one and a half blocks away), travelers can plan several day excursions around southern England—to Oxford or Cambridge, Bath, Stratford-on-Avon, Salisbury and Stonehenge or down to the coast to Brighton or Dover. These day outings are fun and reasonably priced. Also planned is a one-day excursion to Paris.

However, coming up first in May is a two-week trip to Germany and Poland. There will be an intensive agenda awaiting those who choose to travel with Schreiner Assistant Professor Sara Schmidt from May 16–28. The focus of this odyssey is to acquire an in-depth understanding of the true scope and nature of the Holocaust that enveloped these countries and the rest of Europe during World War II. While there will be ample time during the trip for

enjoying all of the traditional pleasures associated with traveling in Europe—exploring unfamiliar cities, meeting and talking with people from different backgrounds, and immersing yourself in unfamiliar but welcoming cultures—there will also be oppor-tunities to achieve a unique perspective on one of the landmark moments in human history through professionally escorted visits to concentration camps with names that still send a chill up the spine—names like Buchenwald, Treblinka, and Auschwitz. The cost of the trip is $3,139 plus tuition for students and $3,595 for others.

Also scheduled for May, Schreiner’s annual two-week trip to San Miguel de Allende, led by Dr. Kathleen Hudson, will feature a stay at Mansion de Bosque, a world-famous hotel widely celebrated for its excellent food and comfortable accommodations. Offering a combination of innovative learning, spontaneous adventure and serious fun, these trips have become favorites of both current and former students alike. On this year’s trip, Hudson will be teaching a course entitled “Learning Through Writing,” which will enable students to focus on their experiences through innovative writing techniques. In addition to class time, participants will enjoy swim-ming and bathing at a nearby hot springs, a day trip to Guanajuato—the fabled city of mummies—and overnight trips to nearby classical Mexican cities and towns like Morelia and Patzcuaro. The estimated cost of the trip is $1,450, plus an additional tuition charge for students.

For more information on any of these trips, or to make reservations, please call Martha York, director of the Center for Innovative Living, at 830-792-7352 or e-mail mlyork@schreiner.edu.

International Studies Open to all Former Students

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Each year, Schreiner University recognizes its close friends who have supported the University during the last calendar year in its Honor Roll of Donors.

Mrs. Masel Quinn is one of those people.

Not only has she given generously for the past 30 years to the Hill Country College Fund, she also served on the University’s board of trustees.

Speaking of the Hill Country College Fund, Quinn said, “If we didn’t have that (HCCF), a lot of students wouldn’t be able to go to school.”

Quinn is a shining example of philanthropy, giving not only to Schreiner University, but also to Sid Peterson Memorial Hospital,

the Museum of Western Art and First United Methodist Church of Kerrville, of which she is a devoted member.

The theme of this year’s Donor Recognition Banquet was “Because We Believe.”

Quinn has certainly shown her belief in Schreiner, and the Ker-rville community as a whole.

Her giving encourages others to join in support of numerous proj-ects, and demonstrates for future generations the importance of service and giving back to the community. Because of the example she sets, her grandsons, Robert and David Crockett, are beginning to follow in their grandmother’s footsteps.

At 91 years young, Quinn said she feels it is important to stay positive. “I just love helping others,” Quinn said. “It gives me a good feeling.”

Mountaineer CenterSandra and James AlsupNancy AnguishNancy and Cecil AtkissionEstela and Jim AveryTeeka and Pete BaldwinCarol and David BarkerNelwyn and Walter BeltSusan and Randy BrooksJudy and Charles BrowningThe Cailloux FoundationCommunity Foundation of the Texas Hill CountryFrances CreeAnne and Rick CreeR. J. CreePriscilla and Gary CrozierAnita and Robert De KockCynthia and Ruben Diaz de LeonEleanor and Bill Dozier JrCarol Jean and Walter Dunlap JrJudy and Warren FergusonMartha and Joe FoySonya and Bill FranklinNovia and Ross HarrisMary and Rufus Hayes JrJane and Kyle HobinBarbara and Charley JohnsonKathy and Dean KruegerLaura and Weir Labatt IIICarolyn LandrumMollie and Frank MareshRichard MarrsMary Jane and Wendell Mayes JrJo and Haskell Monroe JrGloria OlsenBarbara and Mike PateNelson Puett FoundationDalene and Robert ReaganRichard James Cree Revocable Trust

Angie and Ed RichmondStephenie and Randy RobertsElinor RossLorraine and Charlie SappSBC FoundationKathryn SchuttsMimi and Allen SmithSue and Jack SteelePollyanna and Steve StephensMary Ellen and Tim SummerlinCarrie and CharlesTortiRobert B. Trull EstateBetty TuckerDorothy TuckerPhyllis and Bob Young

Captain’s CouncilGifts of $5,000 or above and multi year pledges

Abel Hill Country PropertiesCarol and Baxter Adams ADCO Advertising Inc.Sandra and James Alsup Pat and Jack Anderson Lynnette and Stephen Anfinson Nancy Anguish H. C. Arbuckle IIIKeith Asbury Nancy and Cecil Atkission Estela and Jim Avery Teeka and Pete Baldwin Carol and David Barker Fred Barttlingck JrNelwyn and Walter Belt IIIBilly and Francis Benton Estate Lynn and Theo Blue Chica Greenlee and Allen BoatwrightVicki and Brian BreedingDavid BrightSusan and Randy Brooks Judy and Charles Browning

Junie and Gaston BroylesThe Cailloux FoundationEffie & Wofford Cain FoundationBeth and Eugene Chappell Virginia Ruth and Jack Clarke Jr†Carolynn and Stan Cobbs Francelle and Dennis CollinsCommunity Foundation of the Texas Hill CountryMartha and Frank Covert Frances Cree Anne and Rick Cree R. J. CreeRobbie and Harold Crocker Joanne and Davy CrockerArney DavisDodge Jones FoundationEleanor and Bill Dozier Jr†Sue Dyke Early Foundation IncJeannette Early Kirsten and Levon EastinTweety and Dick Eastland Linda and David Evans ExxonMobil Foundation Inc.Jennifer and Kamron Farhoudi Vinna and Mike FarhoudiFasken FoundationDonna and Royce FaulknerJudy and Warren Ferguson Julie FingerFirst Presbyterian Church - BryanFirst Presbyterian Church - Kerrville First Presbyterian Church - Midland First Presbyterian Church - San AntonioFirst Presbyterian Church - Dallas FoundationMichele and Trey FisherAlta and Bill Foster

Martha and Joe Foy Franklin Family FoundationSonya and Bill Franklin Mignonne and Scott Frantzen Carolyn and Wally Freeman Louise and William Furbush Barbara and Glenn Gainer B.K. and Fred Gamble Sara and Mando Garza Marie and Dennis Glenewinkel Diane and Bob Green Mary Greer Rosa May Griffin FoundationJane HarrisNovia and Ross Harris Mary and Rufus Hayes JrH-E-BJane and Kyle Hobin Richard Hosler EstateElizabeth and Mike Hughes Pat Jackson James Avery Craftsman, Inc.Adele and Sam Junkin K-Bar ConstructionKerr County Abstract Co. Inc.Kerrville Daily TimesLaura and Weir Labatt IIILaura and Bill Laing Carolyn LandrumJonathon LetzSandy and Peter LewisMichael LooneyRichard Marrs Tricia and Bill MatthewsMary Jane and Wendell Mayes JrDemmie Mayfield Amy Shelton McNutt Charitable Trust Memorial Drive Presbyterian ChurchCheryl and Carl Moore Marilyn and David Mueller Linda and Leland Murphy

Nancy Neal EstateNorthwood Presbyterian ChurchGloria Olsen Me J and John O’Neal JrRoxie and Clint OrmsBarbara and Mike Pate Vaneta and Carl PerkinsHal & Charlie Peterson Foundation Lavon and Verne Philips Harriet and Tony Powel Ruth and Nelson† Puett Shirley and Ray Rackley Gene and Robert Rain JrMary and Karl Ransleben Tom RatcliffeDalene and Robert Reagan RGK FoundationAngie and Ed Richmond Debbie and Howell Ridout Stephenie and Randy Roberts Sue RobertsonMyra Robinson Mary Roche Estate Elinor Ross Lorraine and Charlie Sapp Barbara and Walter SchellhaseKathryn Schutts Barbara and Eldon Sheffer Jennifer and Stuart SlivaMimi and Allen Smith Sue and Jack SteelePollyanna and Steve Stephens Sterling-Turner Foundation Stuart-Griffin-Perlitz Foundation Carmen and Charles Sullivan Mary Ellen and Tim Summerlin Hatton W. Sumners Foundation Inc Jeanne Sutton Nancy and Don Swanson

Donors have always played a vital role in helping Schreiner University to provide a first-rate education for our students. From Charles Schreiner’s donations of land and endowment in 1917 to establish Schreiner Institute, to the Cailloux family’s generosity that built our latest academic building, Kathleen Cox Cailloux Hall, the history of Schreiner University is a story of philanthropy and generous supporters. In these pages we salute you—you who supported the Hill Country College Fund, sponsored a student, provided funds for student scholarships, supported Campus Ministry or the Learning Support Services program, or made a donation to our comprehensive campaign building projects, or any of our many programs or projects on campus from January 1, 2006 to December 31, 2006. Thank you!

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Linda Tarrant Tejon Exploration Company Terminix/ABC Pest ControlKathy and Charles ThomasLois and Jack Thurmond The Cloyde and Ethel Lee Tracy Foundation, Inc. Betty Tucker Dorothy Tucker Shannon and Mark Tuschak Roberta Van Alstyne Estate Catherine WahrmundNancy and Ed WallaceSana and Bob Waller Pamela and William Weathers Welch Foundation Carolyn and Danny Wheat JrRebecca Williamson Victoria and David Wilson Gail and Feather WilsonDebbie and Bert Winston JrJerri and Walter Workman Judy and Harold Wunsch

President’s AssociatesGifts of $1,000—$4,999

Frances and Bill Allen American Electric Power Jackson Babb Anna Baker Darlene and Dewayne BannisterMargaret Barnhart Bethel Presbyterian Church - West Columbia Anita and Carlton Biermann Kathleen and Ted Boyce Jay Bright Broadway National BankNancy and John Broocks IIIBarbara Bruno Betty and Bill Byrd Mary and Charles Campbell Dixie and John Carey Carole and Bob Carlson Cecil Atkission Motors Charitable Gift Fund Chevron Matching Gift ProgramJerry and Mark Clements Loyce and Bill Collenback Shirley and Bubba Coskey Elizabeth Crandall Crenwelge MotorsTim Crenwelge Betty and Richard Crick Priscilla and Gary Crozier Elizabeth and Bob Cunningham Jean and Jim Duncan JrCarol Jean and Walter Dunlap JrExxonMobilFidelity Abstract & Title Co. First Presbyterian Church - Ingram First Presbyterian Church - Junction First Presbyterian Church - Odessa Page Foshee Francisco’sLinda and Dan Garcia Natalie and Ricky Garcia Nancy and Dan Garrison Heritage Investment Management, LLPHighland Park Presbyterian Church Highland Park

Presbyterian WomenHill Country State BankHill Country Telephone Co-Op, IncHTV CorporationKaren and Phil Hunke Huser Construction CompanyJohnson Controls FoundationBarbara and Charley Johnson Jayne Johnson John Johnson JrMarguerite and Richard JohnsonElise and Russ Joseph Harris & Eliza Kempner FundKerrville Telephone CompanyChristina and Kenneth KieleyGinger and Earl Kilgore JrKaren Davis Kilgore KP.m.G FoundationBillie and Dan Krausse La Hacienda Treatment CenterMike LanhamAnn and Jim LaughlinPeg Layton and Steve SpahrPatti and Charles LewisIrene and Randall LightRuth and Harvey LindnerDelores and Dewey Livingston JrKay and Flynn Long JrMartha and H.D. Maxwell Barbara McLellan Mike McMahonMeek FoundationAlleen and Bill Meinecke Jan and Earl Merritt Ada Jo and Mac Merwin JrSteve Mettner Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meyers SrJo and Haskell Monroe JrJoan and Chester Nowak Alice and Erle Nye Sylvia and Dan Ostos Panhandle-Plains Student Finance CorporationVicky and Harris Pappas Dodo and Clyde Parker Sandra and Kenneth Parker Jeanetta and Malcom Payne JrRae and Jimmie Peschel Pioneer Moving CompanySusan Posey Mitch Raiborn Ann and Donnie Rauschuber Esthermae and David Rooke Rotary Club of KerrvilleLois and Jim Rupke San Pedro Presbyterian Church Eddie Sawyer IIISBC FoundationRolinda and Arthur Schmidt Elaine ScoginNeel and Robert Scott JrGerry and Frank SeamanSheftall JewelersMary Frances Sherlock Sue and Jack Steele Louis H. & Mary Pat Stumberg FoundationMary and Charles TeepleTexas Independent College FundTexas Presbyterian FoundationBillie and Gil Thomas Marcia and Maurice Tinsley Tivy High SchoolCarrie and Charles Torti Trellis Services Corporation

Trull FoundationUnitarian Universalist FellowshipBetty and Jack Walcher Nancy and Ed Wallace Mary Ellen and Ray Walls Ivanna and Kurt Warnken Marie and Wayne Warren Bill Webb Wells Fargo Bank BanderaWells Fargo Bank ComfortWells Fargo Bank IngramWells Fargo Bank KerrvilleLinda and Kit Werlein Ruth Whitehurst Ann and Bill Wilde Marion and Bill Wilson Johnny Winslow JrMary Louise & Oliver Wood JrPhyllis and Bob Young

Mountaineer ClubGifts of $500—$999

AFA Heart of the Hills Chapter Jeanette Ball-Reyes Bank of The HillsJoyce and Bob Barton Lea and Arthur Bell Verna and Joe Benham Connie and Richard Bowers Briscoe Hall Inc.Barbara and James Brooks JrSue and Frank Brown JrKay and Harold BrumleyCamp Mystic Inc Elizabeth and Steve CofoidLynda and John Comegys Communities Foundation of TexasJanett and Harlan Crouse Gin and Randy Cutlip James Deer Cynthia and Ruben Diaz de Leon Gloria and Don Dorsey Vic Douglass SrJodie and Jay DunnahooSusan and Mac DunwoodyDeborah and Carlton Edwards Susan and Robert Estill Explorer Services LimitedFirst Presbyterian Church - KilgoreFirst Presbyterian Church - LongviewGayly and J. S.† Gardner Susan and James Garrison Gibson Discount CenterMerle and H. P. Goodrich Sandra and Gerry Griffin Cara and Bruce Herlin Tracy and Harvey Hilderbran Mary and Robert Hughes Kit and Mike Hunter Kristine and Chester Hurst Mr. and Mrs. Samuel HutchinsonJaeger Chemical CompanyPriscilla Johnson Patricia and Richard Johnson Priscilla and Gregg Johnson JrPatsy and Kenneth Kaye Ken Stoepel Ford IncAnna and Bill King Beverly and Henry Kitzman JrKiwanis Club of Kerrville

Nancy and Tom Koger Kathy and Dean Krueger Massey Itschner & Co PCPatty and Miles McGrane Rosemary and Boyce McMurphyMemorial Presbyterian ChurchSibyl and Stuart Millsapps JrMini-MartNationwide Insurance Joe Cook AgencyEmily and David Peeples Tricia and Israel Pena Helen and Randy Price JrRebecca and Robert PriceCarolyn and Tom Pruett Sally and Andrew Ritch Karen and Heinz Roesch Midge and Clyde Saunders JrShirley and Bob Schmerbeck IIIOscar Seth Peter Shaddock JrLaura and Greg Shrader Sandra and J. Fort Smith JrMartha and John South Lois and Dan Sowards JrSandy Speed St. Mark Presbyterian ChurchState Farm InsuranceRalph Storm Rose Suenram The Williams Companies IncKatherine and Win Thurber IIIUnion State Bank Margaret Van Landingham Debbie and James Vasquez Barbara and Paul Von Brandt-Siemers Westminster Presbyterian Church of Austin TexasDavid Wheat Monica and Brick Whitehurst Billy and John Wilkinson Amanda & David Williams Harry Wright

Maroon & White ClubGifts of $250—$499

Adams Capital Management Group IncClarice Amann Baehre Real EstateDenise and Russell Baehre Patricia and Mack Barham Amos Barton Heidi and Charles Baskin Mae Louise & Ed Baskin SrJoel Baulch Belk Department StoreDoug Bergquist Ann and Ed Berrio Charlene Bolden Renee and Tim Bolton Ruth and Robert Brunk Bryan Finley & AssociatesElva and Joaquin Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cawthon JrHoward Chamberlain Church’s Fried ChickenPatricia and John ClarkMargie Cole Juliana and Frank Connolly IIIConoco Inc.Mike Cook Jay Coskey Covenant Presbyterian Church

Verna Mae Crutchfield Margery and Carl Davis Rachel and Clyde Day Val and Douglas Day Jennifer and Jim Day Karen and John Dooley Mary Margaret and Glen DoyenDublin & Associates, IncDarrell Edwards JrDonna and David Ellis Kathryn and Edward Farris Jo Ann and Luis Flores Norma and Stanley Foskett Alice and Peter Garcia JrAmy and Jeff Geurin Golden Eagle Landscape CoPam and Tom Gould Helen Green Howard Green Darcee Grice Martha and David Guin Zaira and Andres Gutierrez Michele and Shaun Hardimon Patricia and John Hays Anne Henneke Cathy Henry Herbert Henry Jean Herlin Robin and Paul Hinson Julianne and Bill Hoegemeyer Robert Holland JrJan and Bob Holloway Patsy and Roy Holloway Sheryl Howard Meg and John Huddleston Sandra and Richard Igau John Calvin Presbyterian ChurchAmy Johnson Bonnie and J.E. Johnson Wayne Jones Don Beth and Fred Junkin JrEllen and John Kammerdiener Renee and Steve King The Lakehouse Restaurant IncJune LangeRobert LannomVesta Leak Jenny and Ric Leggett Lynda and Craig Leslie Joyce Lespreance Heather Logan Linda and Dwaine Machann Anna and Ron Macosko Wanda and James Mann Besa and Roy Martin JrRhonda and T. Roy Martin Elizabeth and Philip MasqueletteWanda and Dan Maxson Jim McCall Joan McDonald Jay McElroy Lorrain and Chris Meek Mercedes-Benz of BoerneMerrill Lynch & Co. Foundation Inc.Betty and Tom Mobley Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Moore IIIGarrett Mynatt JrGini and Wes Norris-Lane Cal Paranteau Sonny and Elaine Payne Bessie and John Pechacek SrLaRue and Brian Perkins SrPenny and Skip PlangmanJane and Dean Porter Mildred and Holt Priddy

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Diane and John Pruessner Nan and Sam Ray Katie and Michael Reed Bill and Elise Reid Riverhill Women’s Association Nancy and Robert Rooke JrSecurity State Bank & Trust Susan and Charles Slaughter IIIDiane and Ricky Smith Marty Sorell John and Dorede Speaker Marilyn and Don Stewart Becky and Jim Stokes Mildred and Arthur Strickland SrTommy Thompson Frances and Maurice Tipton JrMarie and Edmunds Travis JrBeverly and Vernon Ullmann Jeanette and Gary Vaughan VirtualcfoRex Wagner Wells Fargo Bank Matching Gift Center Jeanne and George West Bernice and John White Leroy Wiese Tracy and Barry Zuercher

Century CircleGifts of $100—$249

Wynell and Quentin Aaberg JrPat and Claude Aaron SrCarol and John Aceti Patricia and Martin Allday Mimi and Robert Allison Bud Amburn JrDenise and Gordon Ames Mary and Ben Anderson Dick Anderson Arkansas Community Fnd Elizabeth and Joe Arp Yvonne and Jimmy Arreaga Fred Arto Cathy and Samuel Atkins Vivian & Gene Atkinson Robin and Michael Atteberry Gaye and Paul Avery Ilse and Al Bailey Baker Hughes Foundation Margaret and James Baker Kathy and Conner Baldwin Eleanor and Ray Baldwin Felicia and Tom Baldwin Margaret and Billy Balthrop Louise Barbee Patricia and Eric Barefield Mr. and Mrs. Stanley BarronAlice and Norris Barry Baublit Jewelers Sam and Dayton Baublit Sarah and Joe Baulch Michael M Baumann & Co Mike Baumann Lois and Edward Bayer Barbara and Adam Bedwell Cynthia and Peter Beeman Mark Benak Anne Berre Betty and Jack Bills Debbie and Robert Blackwell Margaret and Edlar Blanton IIIBob Boeker Monette and Ken Boester Kath and Glenn Boles Marianne and Bob Bowers JrGloria and Malcolm Boyd

Helen and Marshall Boykin IIIBetty and Frank Boynton Mary and Chester Bradley JrJane and Daniel Brandenstein Margaret and William Brann Janice and Rusty Brannen Patricia and Paul Brennan Shannon Briggs Julie and Trace Brooks Fay Brott Scooter and Spencer Brown Heather Bryant Phyllis Ann Burkett Debbie and Caleb Burress Betty and Allie BurtonGertrude Butcher Mary Beth Butler Camp Stewart for Boys Inc James Campbell Echo Caraway Caring Senior Service of The Hill Country Michael Carlisle Karin and Richy Carpenter Nancy Carson Susan Carver Lori and Randy Casteel Merrie Cavanaugh Judy and Jim Cavender IIIMarian Chambliss LaVerne Chandler Betty and Jim Chaney Sandy and Dale Chase JrMary and Murphy Chesney USAF Ret.Steve Clack Clarlyle Carpet & Paint Vickie and Gary Cochrane Marge and Albert Coleman Teresa and Glenn ColemanJude and Clint Coles Howard Collier Ellyn and Oran Collier Commercial Realty Services Mildred and Edwin Cook Phyllis and R.G. Cook JrMary and Dub Corbin Patti and Rick Coughlin Hazel and Joe Coughran JrDaonoi and Herman CrockettCoralie Croom Courtney and Ken Cruce William Crumrine JrAnthony Cummins Jacqueline and R. W. CunninghamAlicia and Louque Currie Jeanne and Tom Daniel SrAmy and Steve Daniels Charlotte and Tom Daniels SrRalph Daugherty JrRuth Ann and Billy Davenport Kara and Thomas David John Davidoff Davidson, Freedle, Espenhover, & Overby PC Davis Bonding Brenda and Hugh Davis JrElanie and Frank Davis Anita and Robert De Kock San Juana and Cleofas De Luna Jeanette Dennis Sally Derr Designs and Finds by Dottie David Devine Patricia and Clement Dickey JrDeborah and Dick Dobie III

Charlotte and Manny Douglass Vic Douglass JrJana and Stephen Drane Betsy Drapela Debbie Duecker Staci Duff Geraldine and Joe Durso Mr. and Mrs. Joe EckerLana and Danny Edwards Eleanor and Pat Ellebracht Marsha and Dale Elmore Energy Land Inc. Enterprise Rent-A-Car Carol and Woodrow Epperson Carole Errett Karen and Bronson Evans Judith and George Eychner Bob Fairchild Family Auto Sales of Kerrville Vivian Feldman Beth and Richard Felner Peggy and Keith Ferris Juliette Finch Ruth and Lee First Michelle and Gregg Fite Judy and David Fletcher Kimberly and Kobe FornesEvelyn Fox Irma and Tripp Frahm Walter and Mary Franklin Becky and Larry Freeman Laura Gamble Kelly Gartner Meredith Gartner Ms. Gebhardt Gebhardt Alyson Geye Gipson Appraisal Company Beverly and David Gish Lois Ann and Gary Godfrey Gold’s Body Shop Inc Susan and Roy Goodwin IIITracy Gournay Diana Grant Pat and James Green Don Greer Claire and Joe Gregorcyk USMC Ret.Mary Lou Grier Susie and John Grimes Dan Grimmer Charles Grona Vanessa and Mario Guevara Mildred Guin Dorothy and Eddie Gumbert JrBetty Hall Tricia and Jarrod Hamil Susan and Steve Hamilton Kelley Hargrave Charlotte and Roy Harrell Bernice and Winston Harris Teresa and Rick Harrison Harry A. Parrish & Associates Claire and William Hartman Audrey and Don Harvey Frances Hatch Suann and Timothy Hayes Heart O’ The Hills Girls Camp Joann and Ken Hedrick Julie and Milton Hempel Janice and C.E. Hendrix JrJanet and John Hershner Michelle Hickman Hinojosa EC/PK Center Suzanne Hobbs Herbert Holchak Jean and Lewis Holekamp Liz and Michael Hollis

Patricia and Samuel Hooks JrGalina and George Hopkins JrCarole and Howard Hovde Sheila and William Howard Tinker and John Hruby Peter Huey Kristin and Michael Huffman IBM International Foundation (IIF)Inn of the HillsBobbye and Barlow Irvin JrGretchen Jahn Deborah Jalbert Pam and Charles Jenkins Denise Jenkins Richard Johnson Suzanne and Chucker Jones Kathy and Dana Jones Patti and Jay Jones Fran and John Jones Kay and David Jordan Jennifer and Ed Junker Nancy and Dick Junkin Robbie and Glenn Jurek Donna Keeling Rosanne Keller Baine Kerr Deborah King James King JrGerrie and Robert Knoll Ann and Richard Kobdish Mary Anne and Alfred Koebig Peter Krauter Ann and William Lackey Sandra and Chris Langley Missie and Sam Lanham IIIDiane and Phil Latham Mary and Walter Lee Michelle Leija Teresa and Rafael Leija Marjorie and Jules Leisering Jr†Jean and Will Lenhardt Mark Lenzo Margaret Letscher Lou and Bill Lewis Caroline and Denny LiebersbachBetty and Lee Liggett Esther Lloyd Joel Locke Marilou and John Long JrCheryl and Robert Long Marty Longbottom Jean and John Longway Love Creek OrchardsKitty and Jim Loveless Pellar Lowrey Marge Lundeen M & K Electric, Inc.Eloise Mahaffey Robert Mansker Richard Marhofer Carolyn and Everett Marley JrCharlotte Marrow Ann and Gene Marshall USAF Ret.Martin Water Wells Judith and Max Martin Bitsy and Truman Martin Bobbie and Sam May JrMary Margaret Mayfield Rebecca McCall Jennie and Harry McCament JrMarie and Rayburn McCulloh Joyce and Luke McDaniel Greg McLaughlin Dawn and Rob McMillan Verla and Dick McTaggart USA Ret.

Cindy and Doak Medchill Norman Medina Merritt Personnel Services Marta and Charles Meyer Gail Mitchell Michael Mitchell Nina and Weems† MollerMooney Airplane CompanyMarilyn and Otis Moore Renee Moore Richard and Priscilla Moore JrBrenda and Randy Moran Morgan Stanley & Co.Nancy and Robb Muil Carrie Murr Liz and Pat Murray Lucy and Jack MurrayAurella and Arthur Nelms Randall and Patricia Nelson Louise Newsom Alexis and Alan Nitchman Pam Nollen Lawrie Nomer Lea and Kyle Nye Nancy and Richard O’Campo Mish Ochu Rita Odom Linda O’Donnell Patrick O’Fiel Eleanor and Pat Olsson USMC Ret.Dot and Bill O’Neal Byron Orvis Flo and Bob Pacharzina David Pagel Kay and BJ Palmer USMC Ret.Loree and Otto Papp Party HeadquartersMarie Pauerstein Dave Pearce Wayne Peck Janet and John Peddy Barbara and Mickey Pennington Sally and Ronald Peterson Jerri Petmecky Joan and Jack Phipps Pines Presbyterian Church - Houston Ida and Gary Pogue John Potts Jane and Mark Price Ruth Priest Helen and Charles Probst Judy and Charles Quereau R.C. McBryde Oil Company Jane Ragsdale Bertha and Jorge Ramirez Deborah and Dan Rayfield RE/MAX KERRVILLE Hazel and William Reece JrMr. and Mrs. Douglas ReidDelie and Mike Reid Betsy and Alton Rhoden Cheryl and John Rich Hoyt Richardson Marie Richardson Rick & Associates Tommie and Charles Ridgaway Darla and Charles Ripley Alice and Ronald Rivers Renee and Joseph Roach Patsy and Tom Robb SrJerre and Bill Roberts Janet and Hal Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Charles RodgersIlene and Walter Roemer Charles Roetter

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Anita Rollo Grace and Bruce Ross Suzanne and Christopher Ross Donna and Aubert Ruth Alicia and Ruben Salinas Denise & James Salter San Antonio CPA C.E. FoundationJanet and Mike Sanders Patia Sandifer Sharon Scanlan Nan Schiavo Terry and Steve Schiurring Joan and Eugene Schmidt Liz and Ken Schmidt Elizabeth Schopmeyer Schreiner’s Department StoreJoyce and Charley Schupp Karl Schwarz Maria and Thomas SchwennesenKaren and Otto Schwethelm CPARose and Bob Scott Sharon and Loren Scribner Alaina Segovia Mary and Herb Sentesi Jan and Bill Setzler JrPhyllis and Peter Shaddock Mary and Alan Shaw Susan and Jerry Shaw Nancy and Milton Shaw Maxine Short The Shutter Factory Inc.Dorothy Sippy Bob Sivley SrSharon and Fred Skaggs Marlyss and Walter SkipwithSuzy Sledge Judy and John Smalling USN Ret.Cheryl and Blake Smith Jeanie and David Smith Inky and Gene Smith Patricia and George Smith Kari and Nathan Smith Anne and Paul Smith Linda and Terry Smith Charlene and Thomas Smith Ward SmithAnnette and Larry Sondock Jeanne and Philip Stacy Ivo Stern Frances and Jack Stevens USN Ret.Susan and James Stinson Brenda and Jay Swope Keiko and Michael Sykos Synod of the Sun Financial ServicesTaco CasaLane Tait Ralph Tate David Taylor Dee Ann Taylor Rhonda and Billy Taylor Vicki and Alvin Taylor Bill Taylor Temple Beth-ElJeanne and Phil Terrell Irene Thomas Charlotte Thompson Melanie and Roy Thompson Kristie and Walter Thompson Blu Thornton Ardyce and Jerry Tobin Linda and Jay Turnbow JrNan and Jim Vaden

Judith and Graydon Vaught Lanie & Cully Vickers Danny and Susan Villanueva Gloria and Eloy Villanueva Karen and James Villcheck Vision Source Gabrielle and Aaron Vogler Danny and Ed Wagoner Carol and James Walls Elaine and Martin Wardlaw Emily and James Ware Sylvia and Phin Washer Kit Webster Darryl Weidenfeller Alice and Alan Werchan Fran and Reggie West Stacey and Weldon West Westlake Hills Presbyterian ChurchMelinda and Jim Wheeler Marilyn and Gene White Atta and Bill Wilhelm Raynell Wilke Brenda and Bryant Williams Debbie and Keith Williams Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williams IIIPatrice and John Wilton JrEllen and Don Winspear Frank Winspear Wisconsin Energy Corporation Foundation, Inc.Bill Womack Betty and Robert Wood J. P. Word Christy and Greg Wright Jan and Michael Zenner

Friends of the UniversityGifts of $1—$99

A3 StudioBrenda Abbatiello James Abbatiello Julie Abernathy Jonathan Adams Kristy Aguirre Edward Alanis Connie and Lee Albin Indalesio Alcolda Ashley and David Aldridge Kay and Bill Alexander Gloria Algeo All Saints Episcopal ChurchRichard Allerkamp SrGinger and J. E. AlveyTiffany Andresen Catie Andrews Walter Ard Amy Armstrong Travis Arreaga Mr. and Mrs. Paul ArredondoDennis Auge Barbara and M.C. Averitt Charlene Avocato Claudia Ayers Armen Babajanian Bennie and Elbert Babb Karen and Steve Backor Emma Bailard Bob Baily Sue Dale and Sonny Baldwin JrTom Ball JrKathy and Charles Balser Balser’s Northside Automotive Inc.Helen Bandy Sonia and David Barbosa-Bzul

Gloria Barbour Lane Barrington Bob Bartlett Ivette and Enricue Bascues Melody and Ed Baskin JrJean and Dean Bedient Lois & J. S. Bell Nena and Juan Jose Benavides Thelma and Don Benedict Best Insurance ServicesKenneth Bethune Kathleen and Wynn Betty Kellie Bielke Margaret and Milton BierschwaleJacqueline and Arch Bishop Marvin Bishop Deana and Bill Blackburn Ron Blake Todd Bloomer Betty Blott Sandra and Bud Bonner JrBeth and Rex Bourland Ruth BourlandCindy Boyer BP Foundation, Inc.Rosa Bradshaw Patte and Ed Braker Ab Brandenstein Sue and Jerry Bratcher Priscilla and Lloyd Brodbeck Jan and David Brott Amy and Charles Brown Elizabeth and Robert Brown JrStephanie and Houston Brown Pat and Tom Browne Kay and Charles Bruce Toni Bryant Lindsey Buch Sandra and Michael Bunge Carolyn and Kevin Burns Mr. and Mrs. Louis BurtonZina and Edgar Butschek Buzzie’s Bar-B-QC & M PropertiesMr. and Mrs. Brent CalongneMargo and George Calvert Stacey Cameron Paul Camfield Mary Lyne and Derek CampbellMary and Rene Canales JrAnne and Douglas CannonTommy Carden Stacy and Michael Cardenas Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy CarpenterYvonne and Ralph Carrasco JrKatherine and William Carssow Matt Casey Patti and Ron CastellowJanda and Joe Castillo Valeria Castro Amber and Joel Caylor Central AutomotiveJane Chapman Allen Chasey Janet Chene Lisa Chinn Peggy and John Clanton Tammi Clanton Hannah Clark Margaret and Wesley Clark Charles Cleland Nancy and Jack Cockrill Sylvia Coday Diana and Anthony Comuzzie Kaleta Conlee Laura and Kevin Corley

Cheryl and David Cornelius Daniel Coronado Julie and Tommy Coskrey Valerie and Mark Covey Chris Cox Cracker Barrel Old Country StoreCandace Craft Amanda Crenshaw David Crotty Sharon and Douglas Crow Helen and Carlos Cuellar Darlis Cummings Jenna and Jason Cummings Carolyn and Henry Darden JrLinda and Don Davis Frances Davis Patsy and Shelby Day Donna and James Dean JrKerri and Michael Derry Amy and Frank Dickey JrSally and John Dienes Audrey Dillon C. Brien DillonMichelle and Thirman Dimery Rhonda and John Dirvin Dian Dixon Kari Dodge Joan Dell Dolce Susan and Romeo Dominguez Cynthia and Stan DommertDorcas Circle Marcy and Wes Dorman IIIJennifer Doss Shirley and Mike Dossett Mr. and Mrs. Lenard DosseyBarbara Doucet Downtowner Pizzeria & Deli Martha Drain Lisle and Bill Drake Linda Drew Lee Ann and John Drzymalla Mary and Charles Dubose Sandra and Donald Duiker Sarah Dunn Carol and John Dwyer Gene Ebner David Edington IIIAshley Edwards Jessica Edwards Kay and Troy Edwards Helen Eisaman George Eldredge JrDenise and Oscar Elizondo Tom and Margaret Ellinger Dee and John Elliott Neal Ellis Richard Ellison Bunny and Artie Erfurt Jarett Ersch Joan and Maury Evans Catharine Farmer Bobby Farquhar Sandra and William Farris Robert Fee JrAlice Ferguson Dennis Ferguson Patti Filewood Ada Betty and Bryan Finley Curtis Finley First Insurance AgencyFirst Presbyterian Church WomenElizabeth Fischer Fitness First Sports IncMary and Doug Fleming Pam and Danny Flores

Janie and Regino Flores Toni Fluegel Kristen and Derek Flynn Judy Flynn Judy and James Fote Ginny and Christopher Fowler Naty and Thomas Fowler Lauren Fox Melanie and Bo Freedle Lynn and Charles FreemanBrenda and J.D. Fudge Helen and Richard Furlong Arlene Gaitan Debra and David Galloway Ana and Rick Garces Harry Garrett Julie Garza Patty Gaston Arthur Gee Deborah and Ronald Gerth June and George Gibbons Jim Gibson Lois and Bin Gilbert Judy Glaze Norman Glenewinkel Gloria’s Flowers & More Michelle and Doug Godfrey Joan and Gary Goebel Stephen Gonsalves Lulu Gonzalez Gary Gool Betsy and Henry Gorman Don Green John Greenlee Bette and Dale Greenwood Mary and Richard Greth SrDorothy and Erwin Grimes Debbie and David Grinnan Irma and Mike Guerrero JrJoe Gutierrez Peach and Frost Haenchen Lorraine and John Haglund Melissa Haglund Michael Haifley Jean and Earl Hale Mr. and Mrs. John Hamala JrMartha and Pete Hamel Jane and Dick Harben SrStefanie Hardy Phyliss and John Harrell Connie and James Harris Mr. and Mrs. Bill HatcherChristine and Robert Hausser JrLa Rue and Berry Hawkins JrDonna and David Hayes Marshall Hayes IIIPaul Hayes Shirley and Don Hegwer Heirlooms Bill Hellen Larry and Susan Helm Gwen Henke Colton Hermes Juanita Hernandez Eileen Hertel Ruby and Jim Hesseltine Amy and Matt Higgins Hill Country Cafe Douglas Hill Jennifer and Frankie Hinds Marcia and Noe Hinojosa JrDanielle Hinson Karen Sue and James Hinton Susan and Robert Hocker Frances Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Russell HolbyMonica and Heath Holcomb

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Patsy and Raymond Holekamp Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie HollandMr. and Mrs. Rodney HollandRobert Holloway Susan and Alan Holman Barbara Holmes Sheri and Gilbert Honea Ruth Huang Robert Huckabay Kathleen Hudson Sabrina Hudson Gabe Huerta Charlmaigne and Roosevelt Huggins Patricia and Johnny Huizar Dee and Charles Hunt Rita and Jimmy Hutchinson Linda and Donn Iverson Anna Lee Ivey Dale Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Edward JaksaCathy and James Jarred Dorothy Jenkins Gwen and Lee Jennings JrLaw Offices of Jesko & SteadmanJim Morris Designer Aimee and Kyle Johnson Debbie and John Johnson Valra and John Johnson Muriel and Richard Johnston Miriam and Hugo Jorda Regina Joy Tiffany Judkins Janet and Virgil Justice Scott Kalyna Lisa and Tim Kaman Donna Kappler Beverly Kaulfus John Keasler SrBen Keith JrStephanie and Carey Keller Linda and Arthur Kelly Linda and Keith Kendall Mary and Charles Kendrick Greg Kirkham Brenda and Tip Kirwan Barbara and Charles Klausing Robert KlausmeierManda and Todd Klein Monte and Alan Klossen Don Knight Fred Knight Katherine and Gearl Koonce Suzie and Sam Kotara Julie and Stevie Kothe James Krauter Frances and Maurice Kroll Debbie Kropp La Coste National Bank Cynthia and Francois Lacroix Patricia and George Lagleder Lamps & Shades Nicholas Landes Lois and Robert Lea Timothy Lee Virginia Lee Sherri and Stephen Leffingwell Nell Lenard Alice and Bobby Lewis Sally Lewis Janice and Vernon Lich Billy Litteral USAF Ret.Sue and Jack Lock Elizabeth and Charles Loggie Laura Looney Gabriel Lopez Thelma Lopez

Ellen and Ben Lucas JrYvonne and Cuney Luke JrCourtney Lutz Lynch, Chappell & Alsup Helen and Lawrence Mack Ann Mahon Myrtle Maier Mamacita’s Jeanene and Keith Mansfield Marathon Oil Co. Bill Martin Cristina Martinez Karin Martinez Masterson Insurance Constant and Neill Masterson IIIDolores and Alton Mathis Heather and Cameron Mauze Bill Maynard IIISally and Donald McClure Eunice and Gilbert McCoy Juanita McCulloh Megan McDonald Sara McGee Mary Ann McKibben Dana Jeanette McKinney Jo Ann and Dan McLeod Cynthia McMahon Melissa McQuatters Scott MeadowKathy Meals Emily Medchill Theresa and Jimmy Menges Jinny Meyer Theresa and Ryan Meyers Robin Miears Cindy and Ben Miller Lavonne Miller Joey Miller Pam and Randy Miller Ray Miller Ida and Tom Miller USMC Ret.Norma and Michael Milner Laurie and Phillip Milton Yunis Minhas Sophie and William Mize JrMr. and Mrs. Larry MobleyJudy and Ricky Moellering Jane and Scott Monroe Ruben Monroy Barbara Moore Jeannette and Harold Moore Jackie and Bart Moore Rosemary and Steven MooreDianne and Mike Moppert Clare and Don Morgan DDSPatricia Morrill Jennifer and Shawn Morris IIIToni and Bill Morris JrCarol and Robert Morrow Kristen Morton Betty and Richard Mosty Mary and Arnold Mouish Vicki and Thurman Mullins Sonia and Jeff Munoz-Gill Adele Murphy Laura and Edward Myrick Lala and Vic Niemeyer JrAnn Nixon Nancy Norris Harold Northington Joan and Mike Noyes Marjorie and Thomas ObiedoJanee and Todd Odom Rose and A M Olander Joyce and Norvell Osborn OSCM Inc.Anne and Kerwin Overby

Jane and Joe Owen Andrew Parker Joseph Parker Ashley Parman Teresa Parman Ellen and David Parsons Melodie Paul Jan Pearson David Peeples Betty and Ralph Pelton Roland and Catalina Pena Judith and Lino Perez Juanita Perkins Holly and Rick Perry Aneta Phelps Rosamond and James Pina Rosalie Pinson Dorothy and Lacy Pogue Haley Poole Dorothy and Paul Powell Glynda Prinz Bertha Priour Jane and Don Priour Tamara and Darrell Probst Neita and Karl Prohl Joan and Daniel Pruitt Myrna and Tom Purifoy Claire and David Rabson Vickie and Donald Ragsdale Lauree and Kevin Rasso Jerri and Bill Ray Matthew Reece Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ReehDianna and Robert ReesMary and Domingo Rendon Paula and Thomas Repka Edna Reyes Louise Reynolds Tammy and Tate Richburg Ricks Furniture CompanyLaurie and Robby Riggs Linda Kay and James Riley Monica and Rene Rios Felicia Ristaino River Hills - BMI Management IncKaty and Bill Rivers Mark Robertson April and JB Rodriguez Eva and James Rodriguez Linda and Roy Rodriguez Oscar Rodriguez JrMr. and Mrs. Oscar RodriguezViola Rodriguez Anne Roell James Rohrbaugh Evelyn and John Rolfe Tina and Mario Roth Danny Ryan Carolyn and Leo Sacchi Angela and John San Miguel Judy and Wally Sanborn II†Oralia and Alfred Sanchez Christina and Chris Sanchez Mr. and Mrs. Mark SandahlKaryn and Bryant Saner JrMr. and Mrs. Don SantiagoPatty Santiago Cece and Billy Saunders Edith and Thomas Schall Barb and Ted Scherer Mickie and Ken Schindewolf Mr. and Mrs. David SchmelzCarrie and Stephen SchmerbeckLoretta and Charles Schmidt Vicki and Dorman Schmidt Clara and Ed Schneider

Betty and Mike Schofield Catherine and Steve Schulte Mr. and Mrs. Michael SchumannCandice and John Scott Donald Scott Mary and Dow Scott JrCathy and Mark Scozzari Scrapbooks-R-UsWilliam Scrimgeour Mary Seay Trish and Craig Sebek Shaun Sexton William Shepherd Susan and Randy Shepler Vickie Shirley Mary Helen and Randall Sibley Cheryl and Robert Sieker Sierra HomesMary Simmons Tita Simone Jan Skaggs Susan and Bill Sliva Barbara Smith Sharon and Ford Smith JrJean Smith Stacie and Benjamin Snyder Edith and Phillip Spalding Nola Sparkman Gibi and Mickey Speakmon JrEmma Spearman J.B. Spurlin Mr. and Mrs. Philip Stanger IIIState Farm Insurance CompaniesJennifer and Scott Staudt Clay Steadman Jan and Ed StearnsMariann and Paul Steldt Jennifer Stelmach Tanya and Ryan Stelter Barbara and Jack StephensonSandy and John StewartMack Stewart Randall Stewart Julie and Gary Stillwell Robin and Chuck Stilwell Dianne and Paul Stone Mr. and Mrs. StricklandAnnette and Steve Sudyka Ann Sullivan Beverly Sullivan Sheila and Danny Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. John SullivanSuper Sound Muffler CenterShelley Swan Joyce and John Swift Ruth Swift Caryn and Jeff Talarico Laura and Mark Talbot Ann Taylor Judy and Roy Taylor Terry and Barney Tearney Gena and Jack Teer Terry and Morris Tenery Elaine and Tom Terrell Lucille and Joe Terry Texas Tech University/Health Sciences Center Carolyn and James Thomas Christine Thompson Angela Thull Laurie and Scott Tinsley Martha and Jimmy Tom Town & Country Hair Designs Jean and David Tritenbach Shelley and Dan Troxell Trull Service Company Miranda Trussell

Margarete and Bill Tucker Stephanie Tudyk Sue and Dane Tune Lisa and David Turner Marianne Turner Shelley Van Dusen Terri Van Kirk Diane and David Vaughn Verizon Foundation Deborah and Lance Vieau Sandra and Mario Viera Mildred Villarreal Cynthia and Johnny Wade Gloria and Taylor Wagner Walgreens Mary and Rob Walker Kathie Walker Stuart Walker Marrene and Glenn Wallace Teresa and William Waller Wal-Mart Supercenter Sherri and Guy Walters Vicki Warlow Ginny Warren Nancy and Bill Warren Beverly Watson James Watson Sandra Wegner Nina and Bob Weinberg Sandra Weinheimer Marion and Fred Wells Mary and Chris Wendel Larresia and Lewis Whitten Krissy and Greg Whittington Brad Wible Shauna and Thomas Wickham C.A. Wilkins Wilson Family Chiropractic Elaine and Pat Wilson Elizabeth and Reginald Wilson Tasha Wilson Missy Wilton Mr. and Mrs. Ed WingoMary Wingo Zaidee and James Winton Anita and Monte Wise Merry and Joe Witt Pat and Don Woollett Charlotte and Rob Wright Theresa Marie & Jesse Yantis Julie and Jerry Yencharis Barbara Young Stacy Young Katherine and Ted Zgourides Patsy and Sidney Zirkel Lisa Zuhn

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Mountaineer Center Campaign Progress

Campaign Goal: $20,000,000

$8,030,716.00 Pledged or Received as of Feb. 2, 2007

40.15%