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2020-21 REPORT TO THE COMMUNIT Y
CR E ATING OPPORTU NITIES TO IMPROV E STUDENTS' LI V ES, ENA BLE
SUC C E S S, A N D S T R E NGT H E N OU R C OM M U N I T Y.
LETTER FROM THE COLLEGE PRESIDENT
It’s been a busy time at Centralia in chief, for getting this project off the State Board for Community
College. During Fall Quarter 2021, the ground. We look forward to and Technical Colleges for funds to
about 50% of students were on many more issues. renovate the Technical Education
campus for some portion of their Center (TEC). This would provide
courses or to receive services. We also have some new program a more modern and efficient
Even before the pandemic, some offerings this year, including learning environment for students
of our students were completely our newest bachelor’s degree, in welding, diesel technology, and
online and many took one or the Bachelor of Applied Science other programs. We should know
more online courses on a regular in Behavioral Healthcare (BAS- this spring whether we will be
basis. We expect that our current BH), which prepares students included on the state project list.
online percentage will continue to for careers in human services,
decline; however, it’s likely that we including addiction and substance Finally, we are very proud of
will continue to see a somewhat use disorder counseling. We have our Centralia College student
higher percentage of online and also added a new Supply Chain leadership team for receiving the
hybrid students than we had Management concentration Bronze Seal Award from the ALL
before the pandemic. to our Bachelor of Applied IN Campus Democracy Challenge.
Science in Applied Management Student leaders led an effort to
Bob Mohrbacher, Ed.D. In October, the Board of Trustees program. This track is for students increase voter registration and
Centralia College President welcomed their newest member, looking for careers in warehouse participation among students.
Pretrina Mullins. Pretrina lives management, inventory control, Seven Washington colleges
in Randle and works for the shipping, and distribution. were recognized for their efforts
White Pass School District. to increase voter registration.
She is bringing an East County Several campus projects are Centralia College was one of only
perspective, as well as her either underway or in the works. two community colleges on that
extensive knowledge of K-12 The multipurpose athletic field list. We are proud to be training
education, to the Board. We are is finishing the design process. the next generation of citizens and
happy to have her on our Board. Construction should start in voters.
late winter or early spring with
Also new this fall is Spilled Ink, completion scheduled for summer
Centralia College’s new online 2022. The new Teacher Education
literary journal. You can check out & Family Development Center is
the first issue at spilledinkmag.com. in the design process now and
Thanks to Matt Young, English may be ready to move to the
faculty member and managing construction phase as early as next
editor, and to Tiffani Lund, editor summer. We are also applying to
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LETTER FROM THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
I heard a local radio personality state facility and relocation of student housing. Athletic Fields will be primarily funded
that for the first time in his memory not Along with new student living facilities, by student fees with $500K from local
a single prognosticator came even close they need athletic fields closer to the sources. We are looking at a period of
to predicting 2020 correctly and I had to Health and Wellness Center allowing for 2-3 years for this campaign funding the
agree. It was a challenging year for all of improvement of both mind and body as a projects in the order listed above.
us. If past years experiences with tough college should do. We successfully raised $3 million in
economic times hold true, we can safely In order to accomplish these 2008 during challenging economic times
foresee area residents turning to Centralia projects, Centralia College has turned in order to build the Walton Science
College for new skills that will get us to the Foundation for the formation of Center, the Health and Wellness Center
through 2021 and beyond. a Capital Campaign raising $4.5 million and the TransAlta Commons. This
As President Mohrbacher has said, encompassing all three of these projects. community has supported the growth of
Centralia College is rising to meet the The Teachers Education and Family this college and we are sincerely grateful
ever changing needs of our community Development Center will be primarily for past efforts. Together we can continue
with new programs of study in Teachers state funded but requires $1 million in this process resulting in more economic
Joe Dolezal Education and Family Development local funds. A 100 bed student housing growth all of us will benefit from.
Centralia College Board President requiring the construction of a new facility will cost $2.5-3.0 million and the
CC FOUNDATION NAMES THE WATTERSON FAMILY AS 2021 DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI
For the first time in award history, a family Salzer Valley in Centralia. Doris especially civil engineering from the Unviersity of “The Watterson family of alumni are
has been named the recipient of the instilled in her children the importance of Washington and worked all over the west uniquely special among Centralia College
annual Distinguished Alumni Award from education, and all four children graduated before joining Watterson Construction in families due to their varied significant
the Centralia College Foundation. All four from Centralia High School and attended 1989. He moved to Alaska in 2006 and is contributions individually to their
Watterson siblings – Ed, Bill, Marilyn, and Centralia College. now company president. professions and communities in such a
Jim – attended Centralia College and have widespread way throughout the U.S. Yet, as
gone on to build strong careers and a The children all worked on the dairy as kids Marilyn Watterson Weinstein broke ground a group, they still choose to recognize and
legacy of service and community. and paid their way through college. The in a different way. After graduating from remember their roots at Centralia College,
three boys ended up in construction. Ed Centralia College in 1963, she earned a said Renee Lawson, who has served on
“I think because of the pandemic of 2020, Watterson (CC Class of 1955) has been a bachelor’s degree in business education the selection committee for eight of the
I have been challenged to think more superintendent at Schwiesow Construction from Washington State University and went last 13 years. “The family establishing an
locally,” said John Klumper, vice president since 1979 and had his hands on much of on to be a pioneer in business education, endowed scholarship in memory of their
of the CC Foundation and a member of the the Centralia College campus, heading the teaching computers and eventually parents, Clarence and Doris Watterson, is a
Distinguished Alumni selection committee. construction of the Kirk Library, Aadland designing and implementing custom heartwarming example of that.”
“The Watterson family exemplifies exactly Esplanade, clocktower, Washington Hall, software systems, primarily for companies
how I’m thinking. They’re very much Technology Building, and Walton Science in the biomedical field. The Wattersons were honored as
into family and community, and doing Center. Bill Watterston (CC Class of 1961) individuals throughout the year in the
great things for others. I am very excited was a basketball standout, who went on As individuals, each of the Watterson quarterly Blazer Bulletin magazine and as a
for the Watterson family to receive the to earn bachelor’s and master’s degrees, children has exemplified the Trailblazer family as part of the 2021 commencement
Distinguished Alumni Award this year.” and start one of the largest construction spirit through hard work, commitment celebration.
companies in Alaska, Watterson to service and community, grit, and
Clarence and Doris Watterson raised Construction. Jim Watterson (CC Class dedication to family. As a family, they really
their four children on a dairy farm in the of 1973) earned his bachelor’s degree in stand out.
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In Appreciation SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS
2021 RETIREES
Centralia College wishes
to honor and recognize
the service of the following
2020-21 retirees.
PAM CHAPMAN
Fiscal Analyst 1 • 8 years
GEORGANNE COPELAND
Professor, Business Technology • 37 years
PEGGY GOLDBERG
Counselor • 24 years
SANDRA INGLE
Office Assistant 3 (Athletics) • 15 years
GEORGIA MCKINLEY
Fiscal Technician 3 • 20 years
BRENDA NOVARRA
Procurement and Supply Specialist 1 •
31 years
DEBORAH SHRIVER
Assistant Professor/Adult Basic Education
Coordinator • 18 years
GENE SHRIVER
Assistant Professor/Adult Basic Education
Coordinator • 22 years Ibrahim Dembele Rome Zucati
Bachelor of Applied Science in Applied Management Associate Degree – Transfer
GREG SMITH
Instructional and Classroom Support Estella Little Korsgen Scholarship Chehalis Tribe Scholarship
Technician 2 • 6 years
KERRY TRETHEWEY “I truly appreciate being selected to receive “This scholarship really means a lot to
Associate Professor, Adult Basic this scholarship…It couldn’t have come at me because it means I can continue my
Education • 12 years a better time. This scholarship means that education at Centralia College. This
STEVE WARD some of the financial pressures have been scholarship means I can put more of my
Vice President, Finance and lifted for me and my family.” time and effort into my studies.”
Administration • 28 years
DAVE WHITE
Professor, Teacher Education • 53 years
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2021-22
SCHOLARSHIP
FACTS
NUMBER OF RECIPIENTS
2-Year Programs: 223
Bachelor's Degree Programs: 69
TOTAL: 319
AMOUNT AWARDED
2-Year Programs: $325,750
Carissa Kaut Talia Washington Bachelor's Degree Programs: $136,500
Associate in Arts Pre-Physical Therapy TOTAL: $462,250
Doris and Clarence Watterson Nels and Phyllis Hanson President
Scholarship Endowed Scholarship
CC Board of Trustees Scholarship CC Board of Trustees Scholarship
“I am blessed to be receiving this “As a result of your kind donation, I am
scholarship…This scholarship will help me able to actually focus on furthering my
to work on focusing on my studies instead education…Your financial help has reduced VALEDICTORIAN
my financial burden and brought me one SCHOLARSHIPS
of worrying about money to pay for my
classes.” step closer to obtaining my goals.” 16 High Schools Represented
27 TOTAL RECIPIENTS
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CENTRALIA COLLEGE STUDENT STATS
ENROLLMENT ACADEMIC/TRANSFER: 21%
HEADCOUNT – 6,329 BASIC SKILLS: 7%
Bachelor’s Degrees – 192
Corrections Education – 1,185 OTHER: 29%
Running Start – 458
Worker Retraining – 263 WORKFORCE EDUCATION: 43%
51% STUDENTS RECEIVE HIGHEST
NEED-BASED FINANCIAL AID ENROLLED PROGRAMS
Associate in Arts
66% female / 34% male Tuition and fees for an associate Registered Nursing
45% workforce education degree-seeking student Bachelor of Applied Science-
Median Age: 27 (15 credits) - $1,590 per quarter Applied Management
45% of students work Tuition and fees for a bachelor’s Criminal Justice
36% students with children degree-seeking student Business Administration/Management
(15 credits) - $2,464 per quarter
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SWFT CENTER
Southwest Washington Flexible Training Center
Centralia College & Centralia College Foundation Partnership
The Arbor Health Education Center is
a large classroom in the SWFT Center
The Southwest Washington Flexible Training designed for health care training for
Center is open and ready for community, the community.
industry and college courses.
The Centralia College Mobile Classroom is
being designed and equipped to visit local
The Natural Resources classroom is sponsored by Sierra middle and high schools as well as some
Pacific, Weyerhaeuser and Port Blakely. This classroom community events. The classroom will hold
houses our forestry and CDL simulators. trades simulators so students can explore
career options close to home.
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CENTRALIA COLLEGE FOUNDATION BALANCE SHEET – UNAUDITED STATEMENT (AS OF 6/30/2019)
Total General/Operating Restricted Endowments Scholarships Plant & Equipment
ASSETS
Current Assets
Pooled Cash 617,152 1,298,970 -549,146 48,856 163,713 -345,241
Investments 22,627,550 553,162 3,398,285 16,152,830 1,953,911 569,362
Accounts Receivable 139,885 0.00 81,990 57,895 0.00 0.00
Total Current Assets 23,384,588 1,852,133 2,931,129 16,259,581 2,117,624 224,121
Fixed Assets
Land 1,060,784 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1,060,784
Buildings; net 2,482,687 0.00 2,382,242 0.00 0.00 100,445
Equipment; net 185,861 1,284 142,884 0.00 0.00 41,692
Construction in Progress 24,980 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 24,980
Total Fixed Assets 3,754,312 1,284 2,525,126 0.00 0.00 1,227,902
Total Assets 21,138,900 1,853,417 5,456,255 16,259,581 2,117,624 1,452,023
LIABILITIES & EQUITY
Liabilities
Accounts Payable 212,147 57,285 72,381 0.00 81,404 1,078
Equity
Beginning Fund Balance 21,425,456 2,246,118 4,264,636 12,875,811 1,150,060 888,831
Current Year Excess 5,162,109 33,463 898,372 3,742,404 292,720 195,147
Prior Period Adj. 339,187 -355,888 220,503 -358,634 593,992 239,215
Total Equity 26,926,753 1,923,693 5,383,514 16,259,581 2,036,772 1,323,193
Total Liabilities & Equity 27,138,900 1,980,977 5,455,895 16,259,581 2,118,176 1,324,271
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Salaries
CENTRALIA COLLEGE EXPENDITURE STATEMENT Benefits
Employees – During the fiscal year ending June 30, 2021, the college employed 245 full-time
and 264 part-time employees. Of the total employees, approximately 70 percent resided in
June 30, 2021 Goods and Services
Travel the college’s service district, which includes all of Lewis County and the southern portion
Operations: Equipment of Thurston County.
Salaries........................................................................................$18,016,322 Capital Projects
Benefits..........................................................................................$6,464,088 Student Employment
Scholarships and Financial Aid Local Government – Included in the expenditures listed above are payments to the county
Goods and Services........................................................................$4,834,464
and city governments of $497,474 for services, fees, permits, street vacation and purchase,
Travel..................................................................................................$36,245
facility rental, and utilities.
Equipment.....................................................................................$1,335,418
Total Operations......................................................... $30,686,537
Taxes – The college is exempt from state property tax. However, the college is not exempt
Capital Projects..............................................................................$2,106,303
from sales tax. When taxable items are purchased in Washington State, it must pay tax. For
Student Employment .......................................................................$162,183
2020-21, the college paid $24,372 in use tax to the state. The college bookstore generated
Scholarships and Financial Aid.......................................................$8,824,733
$640,736 of taxable sales revenue, which resulted in sales tax collections of $45,718.
Total Expenditures...................................................... $41,779,756
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Peter Abbarno Tina Merten Brian Watson
FOUNDATION BOARD Past President
Althauser, Rayan, and Abbarno.
Board member since 2002.
Board Member
Providence Centralia Hospital.
Board member since 2018.
Board Member
Lafromboise Communications,
The Chronicle
OF DIRECTORS Board member since 2020
Executive Board Dwayne Aberle Lisa Perry Rodney Youckton
Board Member Board Member Board Member
Joe Dolezal President, Security State Bank. Sierra Pacific Industries. Lucky Eagle Casino.
President Board member since 2002. Board member since 2018. Board member since 2019.
Optometrist, self-employed.
Board member since 1997.
Past Board of Trustee member.
John Braun Vicki Pogorelc Reneé Lawson
Board Member Board Member Classified Liaison
Owner, Braun Northwest. Community Volunteer. CC Classified Liaison.
John Klumper Board member since 2001. Board member since 2001.
Vice President
Lewis County Title.
Board member since 2015.
Renee Marrianne Schumacher Jody Peterson
Corwin-Rey Board Member Faculty Liaison
Board Member Lewis Economic Development Council CC Faculty Liaison
Owner, Corwin-Rey Farmers Board member since 2021
Michelle Davis Insurance. Board member
Treasurer since 2013.
Key Bank.
Board member since 2016.
Arny Davis Phyllis Schwiesow Mark Scheibmeir
Board Member Board Member Ex Officio
Lewis County Treasurer. Schwiesow Construction Hillier, Scheibmeir,
Board member since 2014. (semi-retired). Vey and Kelly.
Board member since 2001. Board member since 1995.
Chuck Higgins
Board Member at Large
TransAlta (retired).
Board member since 2012. Joe Enbody Jim Sherrill-Board Member Steve Ward
Board Member Retired from Public and Child Board Member
Enbody, Dugaw & Enbody. Welfare with the Department Centralia College Vice President
Board member since 2003. of Social and Health Services Finances and Administrations
Trailblazer Award Winner for since 1979. Board member Ex. Officio.
2018. since 2002. Past Board of
Trustee members.
Rebecca McGee
Board Member at Large
Social Security Administration Bruce R. Hansen Brendan VanderVelde Doris Wood
(retired). Board Member Board Member Brumsickle
Edward Jones Hemphill-O'Neill Company Trustee Liaison
2019 Trailblazer Award Winner Member since 2020 Board member since 2020 Centralia College faculty
Board member since 2000. member (retired).
Board member since 2017.
Bob Mohrbacher, Ed.D.
Secretary Julie Lind Jason Vatne
Board Member Board Member
Centralia College President Washington State Employees Columbia Bank.
Credit Union Board member since 2016.
Member since 2019
10ENDOWMENTS Lloyd (1899–1968) and Bertha
Baumgarten (1900–1993)
Centralia College Faculty
Established in 1989 to provide scholarships
Diesel Technology Program
Established in 2002 by the Centralia
Claire E. Fuller (1912–1987)
Employee of the educational system for
Gordon Aadland Owned and operated Baumgarten Hardware for students of Centralia College. College Diesel faculty using fundraisers for 12 years and a strong believer in higher
Created by the family of Gordon Aadland and Plumbing Company from 1944 to 1958. scholarships. education.
to honor his passion for education. Gordon Centralia College Foundation
worked at Centralia College as its first public Glenn (1928–1996) and Marjorie Established to provide tuition for students Edinger/Squires Memorial George Gablehouse
information officer. The esplanade that runs Bennett who demonstrate academic excellence. Created by the granddaughter of Lilian/ Physical education instructor and athletic
through campus is named in his honor. Created in 2005 for scholarships to Lewis Ray Edinger and Alexander/Anna Squires director at Centralia College from 1958 to
County students. Centralia College Library in memory of their impact on the local 1979.
Alan Allie (1942 –1996) Established in 2005 by CC Library personnel community. The Chronicle was owned by
Established in Alan Allie’s name by former Big Band Scholarship for the betterment of the CC Library. the Edinger family until the 1960s and the Ross Galvin
Centralia College basketball teammates. Endowment established in 1994. Squires operated a hardware store on Market Established in 2017 to honor this devoted
Centralia Rotary Club Avenue in Chehalis. local physician. Benefits a nursing student
Colleen Allison (1928–1983) Troy Bradford (1965–2016) Established in 1988 by a Centralia Rotarian or project.
Memorial A purchasing agent for Braun NorthWest and expanded in 2010 by the Centralia Ernest (1911–1999) and Edith
Served as a bus driver for the Centralia School for 23 years who loved anything fast. Rotary Club for scholarships to Centralia High (1916–2006) Driscoll Garrison Family
This endowment is for students studying School students. Established through a Living Trust in 1995. Designed to benefit a Centralia High School
District for 10 years. fabrication/welding. Ernest worked in steel manufacturing graduate or a student from the surrounding
Charneski Family and construction and Edith was a school community.
Altrusa Club Thelma Brooks (1907–1976) Established in 2019 to benefit an associate
Altrusa is an international service secretary. Both had a strong commitment to
Centralia College English teacher from 1958 degree seeking student with a dental or lifelong learning. George Godding/EDC
organization founded in 1917. The Centralia- to 1972. In recognition of George Godding, the first
Chehalis Club was chartered in 1948. medical career path in mind.
Lloyd B. Dysart (1893–1979) president
Dr. Ralph O. Carlson (1923–1996) Niles D. (1903–1974) and Vivian Centralia attorney and business law of the Lewis County Economic Development
Margaret Alvord (1907–1986) Established in 1996 by Janet Carlson in honor Churchill (1905–1977) Memorial instructor at Centralia College from 1946 Council. Scholarship sponsored by the EDC.
Was an accompanist for the college’s music of her husband, Ralph, who was a longtime Owned and operated the N. Churchill Glove to 1965.
department for 20 years. psychology instructor at Centralia College. Factory. John V. Griel (1917–1995)
Arthur Ehret (1899–1974) Chemistry instructor at Centralia College
American Legion, Post #17 Centralia Advanced Education Assoc. Vincent Coates (1917–1990) Chemistry instructor and registrar at from 1947 to 1976.
National organization founded in 1919; Established in 1984 to provide scholarships Math and engineering instructor and Centralia College from 1925 to 1967.
created in memory of longtime member Ted for graduates of Centralia High School. registrar at Centralia College from 1948 to Walter (1907–1997) and Helen
Massey. 1979. Arne (1910–1981) and Julia (1907–1960) Hanke
Centralia College Board of Trustees Fagerness (1912–1988) Established by Walter Hanke prior to his
American Legion, Post #22 Established in 1996 by the Board of Trustees. Margaret Corbet (1886–1971) Centralia residents who raised nine children, death in 1995. The college received the
National organization founded in 1919 by a First dean of Centralia College, serving from most of whom attended Centralia College. residual of this estate in 1996 to formally
group of veterans working for veterans. Centralia College Booster Club the opening of the college in 1925 until her establish the endowment. The Hankes
Athletic Scholarship retirement in 1949. First Interstate Bank were longtime Lewis County farmers.
Rachel Bartlett Memorial Comprised of individuals in the community The Coffman-Dobson Branch has provided
(1971–1988) who support the Centralia College athletic Adelaide Dagasso (1908–2003) service to Lewis County residents for over Hanke Faculty Achievement
Centralia High School student who planned program. Longtime resident of Rochester, established 100 years. Created from the Walter Hanke estate
to pursue a career as a dental technician. to provide professional development/
Centralia College Class of ‘63 through her estate.
Robert E. Bates (1927–1991) Alice Forth recognition or funding for special projects for
The members of the Centralia College Class Victor Dagasso (1911–1999) A 1951 graduate of Centralia College and the Centralia College faculty.
A Centralia College student in 1947 and of 1963 have fond memories of their time at first Margaret Corbet scholar. Served from
1948. Pacific Northwest Bell employee. Longtime resident of Rochester, established
Centralia College and have returned to the through his Charitable Remainder Trust. 1958 to 1991 as an instructor, counselor, Dr. Nels Hanson
William A. (1907–2002) and Etha college several times for class reunions. This chair of the business education division, and The first president of Centralia College;
(1907–1999) Batie endowment is established through the class Ercel Davis (1911–1998) dean of students at the college. served from 1966 to 1981.
He was the biology instructor at Centralia members for a student scholarship. Longtime resident of Lewis County, Dr. Daniel and Linda Haskins
College from 1940 to 1972 and Dean of established through his estate. Victor Freund (1945–2005)
Centralia College Distinguished Chairman of the social science and Established in 2021 by distinguished alumni
Instruction from 1965 to 1967. She followed Alumnus J.O. (1874–1942) and Lillian Taylor humanities division, director of Teaching and esteemed veterinarian, Dr. Dan Haskins
a career in banking. Established in honor of Distinguished Davis (1884–1969) and Learning Center, director of Distance and his wife Linda, to benefit a student
Alumnus Award recipients. J.O. worked as a railroad engineer. Both were Learning, and foreign language instructor at with interest in veterinary medicine or with
William A. Batie Health and Science financial need.
Established in 2002 in honor of William A. very active in the Masonic Lodge. Centralia College, from 1968 to 2005.
Centralia College Exceptional Faculty
Batie to support and promote physical life Established in 1991, annually recognizes Rob Fuller Memorial Endowment Marco Heidner Charitable Trust
programs. outstanding faculty members. The first of three Fuller stores was opened in Created in 1999 in memory of Marco Heidner.
Chehalis in 1941 by Ed and Bill Fuller, Jr.
11Dr. Garrett Heyns (1891–1969) Dr. Henry and Jenny Kirk Endowment C.L. Littel (1895–1966) Jack and Nadine Murphy Francis J. (1915–2001) and Alice L
Washington State Director of the Department for the Fine Arts Established Centralia College in 1925 while Created in 2020 for diesel students to honor (1918–2007) Paulus Trust
of Institutions who established the Education Established in 1997 to promote arts and superintendent of the Centralia School Jack’s 30 year career in the machinery and Graduates of Centralia College, retired and
Center at Washington Corrections Center in humanities in the community. District. logging industry and Nadine’s contribution lived in Centralia. Francis was employed
Shelton. to her family and the communities where by the railroad and Alice worked for the
Mattie Kirk (1936–1996) Music Todd Lovington (1951–1997) they lived. telephone company.
Dave Hilbiber (1922–1997) Scholarship Centralia College math instructor, chair of the
Former faculty member of the professional Established by former Centralia College college’s Strategic Planning Committee. N.C. Machinery Thor J. (1919–1975) and M. Helen
technical program at Centralia College. President Dr. Hank Kirk and his wife Mattie Located in Chehalis and a supporting Peterson (1917–2006)
prior to her death, in recognition of her love John H. Markham (1892–1980) company in the Skinner Foundation. Thor was a teacher and coach at Centralia
Harry S. Hill, Jr. (1923–1995) and devotion to music. Centralia timber man who founded Mayfield High School. Helen was a retired pharmacist.
Longtime supporter of Centralia College and Youth Camp. Neggerson/Sippola/Reynolds Nursing
its many athletic programs. Thorlea Peterson Kirtz Endowment Phi Theta Kappa
Centralia College class of 1968. Teacher at John Markham Athletic (1892- Created to support nursing students in honor Centralia College Honors Society for students
Hamlet Hilpert (1907–2007) Maple Lane school. 19980) of Lean Neggerson (1895-1990), who was the pursuing
An active community citizen with a keen Created in memory of John Markham to superintendent of nurses at Tacoma General an associate degree. Dedicated to the
interest in Centralia College music programs. Rufus Kiser (1907–1995) benefit athletes. until 1933; June Sippola (1917-93), who was memory of Timothy Scott Kirk (1957-1992).
Forestry division chair at Centralia College the founder of the LPN program at Centralia
Olive Irelan (1908–1995) and zoology Daniel J. (1896–1989) and Anna B. College; and Ruth Reynolds (1926-83), who Dr.s Elmer, Robert and Richard
Teacher for 42 years and employed by the and physical science instructor from 1941 McDonald (1897–1989) was a nurse at the former Centralia General Phillips, D.M.D.
Centralia School District from 1944 to 1973. to 1973. Chehalis couple who owned and operated Hospital and St. Helens Hospital in Chehalis. The endowment set up in 2018 will benefit
Charter Foundation board member. Mac’s Sporting Goods and the McDonald pre-dental, pre-medical or dental hygiene
Kiwanis Club of Centralia/Chehalis Motel in Chehalis. Nupen Family students.
Helen R. Jaeger (1929–1991) International service organization established Longtime residents of Lewis County. Vicki
An artist, well-known for her pottery design, in 1915. The Chehalis club formed in 1922. Harree L. McGee (1910–1965) was a charter member of the Centralia Rotary Pogorelc Family
and a teacher of art and elementary children. Worked as a precision machinist for the U.S. Club and Brian is a longtime Centralia College Created by longtime Lewis County resident,
Estella Littel Korsgen (1908-2008) Navy and later for private companies. Foundation board member. Vicki Pogorelc, who is also a member of the
Garvin and Mabel Johnson Memorial and Bernice Warner Littel (1885- Centralia College Foundation board.
(1913-2014) 1996) Deborah Meade (1947-2012) Harold J. O’Connor (1910–2005)
Garvin moved his family to Lewis County in Created through the Charles Littel Trust, Created in memory of CC Distinguished Harold is a 1930 graduate of Centralia Arthur Plummer (1911–1978)
1981. The couple enjoyed attending concerts founder of Centralia College. Alumna Angela Meade’s mother recognizing College. He was a Centralia resident. Owned and operated Twin Cities Sand and
at the college and valued the arts and outstanding Centralia College musicians. Gravel, and later, the Lakeshore Motel.
education. Al (1911–2009) and Marge Helen O’Connor (1905–1994)
(1914–2003) Kuder Family Jack (1918–2003) and Agnes Established in 1988 at the same time that her John & Kay Raupp
Erma E. (Boone) Kain (1913–1988) Established in 1996 by the family of Al and (1916–2005) Miller husband established scholarships and the The Raupps live in Winlock and operate the
Beautician and resident of Lewis County. Marge Kuder whose five daughters attended Established in honor of their parents by Harold O’Connor Endowment fund. Shamrock Nursery. John attended Centralia
Centralia College on scholarships and have all siblings Cliff Miller, Gene Miller, and Karen College and both John and Kay taught for 30
Jack R. Kalmbach gone on to establish themselves in careers. (Miller) Paull. Ellis Oliver (1920–1997) Memorial years in Lewis County.
Centralia College Dean of Administration from Susan Kuder Dunn is a Centralia College Established by family members to honor Ellis
1986 until he retired in 1993. Distinguished Alumnus Award recipient. Miss Lewis County and his commitment to education. Promotes Mildred Proffitt (1900–2000)
Established in 2016 to benefit the current and supports business programs. Established through her bequest to Centralia
John and Donna Karvia Lewis County Demolition Derby reigning Miss Lewis County in her pursuit of College,
He is a retired Chehalis police sergeant and Formed in 1980, provides recreation for higher education at Centralia College. Robert Harold O’Neill (1890–1981) a lifelong resident of Lewis County.
she served as Lewis County Clerk. Both are Southwest Washington residents. Co-founder of Hemphill-O’Neill Lumber
Centralia College alumni. Patricia (Patti) Haase Morton Company in 1947; was in the lumber business Bob Reimer (1935–1997)
Lewis County School Retirees’ Centralia College graduate, career for 67 years. Established as a memorial to the former
Katharine Kemp (1899–1978) Association U.S. Foreign Service officer and 1979 Centralia College Athletic Director.
Foreign language instructor at Centralia Established in 1950 and affiliated with the Distinguished Alumnus Award recipient. Pacific Cataract and Laser Institute
College from 1932 to 1968. In 1975, she Washington Retired Teachers Association. The largest eye surgery center in the Pacific Esther Robinson (1917–1984)
wrote the history of the college. Fred and Sharon Mueller Northwest. Founded January 1985 by Helgi Endowment Fund for Art
Minnie Lingreen (1901–1995) This scholarship benefits a vocational student Heidar, M.D., and Robert O. Ford, M.D. Scholarships
Kenneth Kimball (1928–2003) History and social science instructor at in financial need. Fred dedicated 31 years of Art student and librarian in the Centralia
Music director at Centralia College from 1955 Centralia College from 1939 to 1971. his career to teaching at Centralia College and School District.
to 1990. as the director of Garrett Heyns Educational
Center. Jerry Robinson
Dr. Henry P. Kirk Scholarship A longtime Centralia School District teacher
Former president of Centralia College; served and administrator.
from 1986 to 2002.
12Robinson/Wolfson Memorial Sheridan Family Tanaka Family Jim (1891–1958) and Laura Barner WIDCO
Created by the grandson of Isaac/Sarah Jean is a long-time Lewis County resident and Yasuomi was a nursery ecologist for Ward (1892–1985) Formerly Centralia Mining Co. that operated
Robinson and David/Esther Wolfson in past owner of Pacific Mobile Leasing. Weyerhaeuser Co. and Frances taught in and Jim was manager of the J C Penney store the Centralia coal mine.
memory of their persistence to succeed. coordinated the Centralia College English in Centralia. Laura was the paymaster for
Both families were immigrants who came Dave Sherwood (1955-2011) as a Second Language program from 1975 Eastern Railway and Lumber Co. Donald Widell (1931–2002)
to Centralia in the early 1900s. The Robinson Created from the proceeds of the Dave to 1998. Mr. Widell, a 1953 graduate, excelled in
family owned a successful clothing store Sherwood Memorial Elk Hunt on the TransAlta George and Mary Jane Washington sports. He was inducted into the Centralia
and the Wolfson family owned a women’s land. Dave lost his life while pursuing his The Chronicle Employees Established in 2018 by the GW200 committee College Sports Hall of Fame in 1998.
clothing store. Both were located on Tower passion on Mt. St. Helens and was a longtime Local newspaper staff members who this will benefit a student who is dedicated
Avenue in Centralia. employee of TransAlta. recognize the importance of educating to bettering the community while improving Winlock Alumni Association
people for positions in communications. their circumstances. Established in 2000; this endowment
Earl Schwiesow (1932–1996) Harry and Margaret Shields, Sue was created by past Winlock high school
A quality contractor who believed in the Shields Whorton and Delbert Robert H. (1904–1964) and Frances Bill and Helga Watterson graduates to support their current and future
importance of education. Whorton Scholarship E. Thompson (1905–1979) Created by CC alumnus Bill Watterson and alumni as they further their education at
Established in 2018 to benefit a nursing or Founders of Lincoln Creek Lumber and West his wife to assist students pursuing their Centralia College.
Security State Bank healthcare student. Coast Mills. bachelor's degree at Centralia College.
Established to provide business scholarships Bert Woodland
to Lewis County students. Longtime banking Whitney Ryan Smith Vondean Thompson Memorial Doris (1915–2001) and Clarence Established by Bert Woodland in 1996 to
institution with great community support. A student in the first BAS-AM cohort who was Bob Thompson established this memorial to (1912–2007) Watterson assist students with specific financial needs.
in the process of getting his master’s degree his wife in 2019 after her passing to honor Created by the children of Doris and Clarence Bert was a longtime Centralia College
Fay Benjamin (1898–1964 and Mary when his life ended unexpectedly. her love for music and community. This Watterson who were longtime residents geology instructor well-known for geology
Burcham Smith (1900–1970) memorial benefits a music student or student of Lewis Co. and supporters of numerous field trips.
He taught school for over 40 years, many of Olga Kraus Stewart (1908–2003) involved in leadership. community activities.
those years in Chehalis. She was a nurse at Centralia Junior College’s first music Walter Wuerth (1925–1993)
the former St. Helens Hospital, Chehalis. instructor. Continued to teach and write Dean S. (1901–1990) and Elva M. Western Washington Area Health A member of the Centralia College class of
original compositions until her retirement. Thornton (1902–1993) Education Center (WWAHEC) 1947 who was a local self-employed acco
Society of American Foresters, SW He was a business administration instructor Since 1987, WWAHEC has served the citizens untant.
Washington Chapter Memorial Gary and Neena Stoskopf at Centralia College from 1951 to 1967. She of Washington State to assure equity of and
Scholarship Gary is the owner of The Housing Mart, Inc. access to health care for underserved rural George Calvin Yackley (1914–1991)
was a teacher and homemaker. A lifelong farmer who raised cattle and sheep.
Memorial to Joseph M. Jackson, a Native Neena and urban populations through education
American, is a former employee of Centralia College. Title Guaranty Co. of Lewis County and workforce development. This endowment
who died in 1988. Has been issuing title reports and closing real is created in support of students pursing
Eva Knight Swartwood (1887–1964) estate escrows in Lewis County since 1959. health care professions.
David Spogen (1931–2001) Lewis County Auditor from 1918 to 1921;
A lifelong advocate for education and operated the Edison (First Street) Grocery in Dr. A. R. Twiss (1912–1994) Memorial Lynn (1941–1977) and Lane
dedicated to promoting students in Centralia. Family doctor in Chehalis for 36 years; retired Westlund (1968–1977)
vocational callings including diesel in 1987. Lynn owned and lived on a farm in Curtis and
technology. Gordon Sweany (1913–1986) was a Weyerhaeuser employee. Lane was his
First Distinguished Alumnus (1978) and Uhlmann Motors, Inc. oldest son.
Arthur Freeman Staeger and Kathrine former CEO and chairman of the board at Established by Mr. Richard Uhlmann, a
Staeger Kimball (1907–1967) SAFECO. successful businessman, valuable community Weyerhaeuser Company Foundation
Freeman graduated from Centralia College in resource and a supporter of higher education. Weyerhaeuser has a long and productive
1932, Kathrine in 1928. Matthew Swena Memorial history in Lewis County. Weyerhaeuser
Matthew’s wife, Laura Spoor, and Express Hoa V. Vu Memorial established the Clemons Tree Farm in 1941,
Sterling Savings Employment Prof. created this endowment Created by the six children, all immigrants the first in the nation.
Providing continuous service to the in 2019 to honor Matthew’s enthusiasm for from Vietnam, of Hoa Vu in support of first-
community since 1921. life and passion for making a difference. This generation students. Owen C. Wicks (1903–1995)
memorial benefits a student in the Bachelor Economics and forensics instructor at
Gail and Carolyn Shaw of Science, Business Management program. Walton Classified Staff Centralia College from 1947 to 1969.
Established by the CCF board to honor Established in 2013 by Dr. James Walton to
these devoted and long-term supporters Darold Talley (1929–2002) benefit classified staff at Centralia College in Phillip Wickstrom
of Centralia College and the surrounding Established by the Centralia Junior College furthering their education or English and drama instructor at Centralia
community. Reunion Committee to provide tuition training. College from 1962 to 1991. Co-founder of the
support for a student athlete at Centralia Evergreen Playhouse and past president of
College. the Washington Association of Theatre Artists.
13ANNUAL GIVING REPORT 2019-20
Special Baxter Killian Memorial Donors $1,000+ Hillier, Scheibmeir, & Kelly, Xerox Foundation Frank and Barbara Mason
Recognition Over Trust Arthur and Glenna Symons PS Yun Kim Frank and Judy DeVaul
Dennis & Phyllis Bart and Adell Bloom Howard Batie and Anita Gary and Kathleen
$100,000 Washington Foundation Webster All Donors Odegaard
Hemphill O'Neill Co. Bob and Liz Mohrbacher
Lincoln Creek Lumber & Jean Sheridan Christopher and Vicki Janet Kimball Amanda and Scott Price Gene and Kay Fagerness
Bob Thompson South Seattle College Janice Lamb Gerald and Luanne Grill
Susan and Patrick Dunn Kimball Arland and Sharon Lyons
Foundation Donald and Jeanette Fowler Jena Gensrich Arny and Ellen Davis Greg and Suzette Smith
Special Weyerhaeuser Co. Doris and Bill Wood- Jerris R. Hedges Bob and Judy Guenther Gregory and Denise Lund
Recognition Foundation Joe Sidorski Jack and Luellen Charneski
Brumsickle Bob and Nancy Fay
$50,000+ Circle of Eric and Mary Ellen Key Bank of Washington Brendan and Erin Jacob and Brooke Fay
Daniel and Linda Haskins Distinction Steffensen L & E Bottling Company, Inc. VanderVelde James and Judy Sherrill
Special $5,000 + George and Elaine Chandler Lewis County School Brian and Sheryl Zylstra James and Kathleen Tyner
Jim and Pam Walton Retirees Assn. Brigitte and Ron Burger Janet and Christian Reaume
Recognition Bonnie and Steve Pedersen Linda Smith Jason and Shalene Moir
Jack and Linda Braun Joe and Patty Dolezal Cecelia and Robert Callison
$40,000+ Jim and Tricia Murphy John and Sherry Fagerness Mark Scheibmeir and Chantel and Tyson Wilson Jeff and Julie McQuarrie
David and Sandy Fick John and Sharon Wright Wendy Tripp Jennifer and John Davis
Charles Higgins and Joseph and Ruta Enbody Cheryl and David Williams
Nanette Reber Lawrence and Marsha Joyce and Mark Hammer Mark Weerasinghe Christian and Erika Jerry and Eileen Owens
Judith Greeley Hendrickson Shaw Kathleen and Steve Ward Mitzi Haslinger Anderson Jill and Edward Durgin
Norski Family Trust for Richard and Linda Tausch Marilyn and Fred Weinstein Neil Thornton Christie and Thomas Jim and Barb Lowery
Ralph and Bonnie Olson Susan and Delbert Norman Wisner John and Deborah Date
Whorton Marla and Chuck Miller Fleming
Legacy Circle Frances Tanaka Richard and Janice Batie PacifiCorp - Chehalis Power Christine and Timothy John and Deborah Lawrence
$25,000 + Joan Robinson Robert and Sandra Batie Plant Fossett John and Jeanne Klumper
Bill and Helga Watterson Lucy Hannigan-Ewing William and Marilyn Logan Pamela McKinney Chuck and Connie Bode John and Joellen Martens
C. Jean Wheeler Mustang Technology Albert Parypa Phyllis Schwiesow Chuck and Nancy Emerick John and Kay Raupp
Confederated Tribes of the Olympic Door & Trim Port Blakely Tree Farms Karen and Thomas Ely-
TransAlta Altrusa Intn'l Inc of Centralia Cliff and Sharon Miller
Chehalis Reservation Chehalis PostNet Craig and Joan Ruthford Alderson
Hampton Lumber TwinStar Credit Union
Union Bank AMVETS Capitol Post #2 Providence Health & Daniel and Candice Fetch Kathleen and Dennis Dawes
Modern Machinery Services
Nadine Murphy Founders $3,000 + Centralia - Chehalis Dave and Kay Klovdahl Keith and Sharon
Soroptimist Rainier Connect Dave and Theresa Wilson Kuhlenschmidt
Legacy Circle Gene and Deborah Shriver Renee Corwin-Rey Kelly and Court Zuck-
Larry and Rebecca McGee Centralia Rotary Club David and Debbie Campbell
$20,000 + Atara MacNamara Columbia Bank-Chehalis Robert H. O'Neill David and Loree Zylstra Stanley
Carol and David Robinson Lewis County Craig Voegele SCJ Alliance David and Marnie Roberts Ken and Jan Snider
Mary Webster Quartermilers David R. Draper Steve Robinson Don and Lynn Bishop Kenneth and Joyce Ann
Circle of Marcia Utela Diane Rasmusson Tiki Tap House Don and Maggie Foran Perko
Master Gardeners Estate of James A Smith Timberland Bank Durelle and Randy Sullivan Klaus and Marianne Wallis
Distinction Foundation of Lewis
County Greatwood Wealth Title Guaranty Company, Earl and Barbara Omeg Larry and Marjory Bandy
$10,000 + Management Inc. Loren and Karen
Edna and Ed Fund
Richard and Sarah Bullard Henry and Jenny Kirk Twin Cities Sertoma Club Ellen and Martin Hinderlie Grunenfelder
Arbor Health Valley View Health Center Margret and Arthur Friedley
Elliot and Kathleen Wicks
Victoria Pogorelc Mark and Sarah Dulin
14Mary and Walt Fechtner Andrea Seabert Craig Schweikart and Nancy Jerry Kaija Lynn Schinnell Rodney Youckton
Mathew and Anna Lee Andrea Slemp Draper Jill Clark Mark Gorecki Roger Dyment
Rinaldi Anna and Alan Waltar Dan Foster Jim and Judy Sherrill Mary Alexander Ronald Baker
Matthew and Carolyn Brock Anne Brown Dana Vandewege Jim and Teresa Hodges Mary Capen Rose Spogen
Michael and Nicole Anne Schuchmann Daniel Browning Jim Fagerness Mary Graham Ryan Ely
Postlewait Anthony Holm Daniel Brumsickle and Jim M. Gullickson Mary Reisinger Samuel Small
Michelle and Aaron Davis Anthony Ketchum Catherine Conzatti Jo Brooks MaryLou Bissett Sandra Duncan
Michelle and Thomas Bice Arlene Carstensen Darryl Sabin Joan Zimmerman McMenamin's Olympic Club Sean Cassidy
Neil and Jodi White ARTrails of Southwest David P. Arcuri JoAnna McGeoghegan Hotel and Theatre Sharlene Higa
Pat and Tom Zimmerman Washington Dayton and Mary-Jean Joanne Schwartz Melissa Jeg Sharon Boynton
Patty and Jay Johnson Ashley Banning Grimes Joe Burr Melissa Williams Sharon Jankosky
Peter and Holly Abbarno Audrey Kimball Debbie Felderman Joe's Outdoor Sports Shop Michael Roewe Sharon Mitchler
Phillip and Metta Wickstrom B & M Logging Dick's Brewing Co. John Hudziak Mike & Leslie Arth Sierra Pacific Industries
Rebecca and Michael Green Bill Moeller Douglas Lukascik John Linehan Mountain Valley Real Estate Stanley Moon
Rene and Susan Remund Boyce Fitzgerald Dwayne Paull Joseph Aggrey Nancy and Grady Stephen Norton and Amy
Richard and Hazel Morgan Brian and Anne Tornow Elaine Talbott Joyce M. Butkus Cunningham Charitable Cook
Richard and Susan Alvord Brian Booth Elsa Pond Juanita Taylor Fund Steven Brumsickle
Robert and Donna Libby Brian Dow Foster and Cher Bucher Judith Aguilar Nikki Ely Susan Ponder Beck
Robert and Janice Menaul Bruce Hansen Francis Austin Judith Ely Norman Andersen Susanne Weil and Peter
Robert and Jayme Cox Buddy Lowrey Fred Mueller Judith Moore O'Neill Pine Company Glover
Robert and Jill May Calvin Taylor Gaile Rudisill Judy Breen Pamela Dvorak Suzanne Scott
Robert and Judith Lorence Carol Gehrman Gilda Stubbs Judy Bridges Pat Sexton The Boeing Co., Org. T4357
Robert and Kay Wuerth Carol Girt Gina Sterner Judy Kalich Patricia and Richard Brosey Theresa Hilliard
Rodney and Mary Lou Carol Hoaglund Gordon Shewfelt Kate McDougall Patricia Volk Thomas Henderson
Rakowicz Carrie Aadland Haberstroh Properties Kathryn Allen Paul Brassey Thorlea Kirtz
Roy and Julie Seiber Carrie Born Hazel and John Willmarth Katie Hart Paula Lydon Timothy Szambelan
Shawn and Bob Peters Carrie Johnson Heather Stewart Ken Helgeson Peggy and Kurt Goldberg Tom and Vicki O'Connell
Susan and Bill Schoelkopf Carroll Pearson Helga Bandurski Kristie Kandoll Peter Brennan True Positives LLC
Terry and Liana Sowa Casey Richart Holli Rogers Kristine Camenzind Phillip Walker Tyler Kaut
Tim and Maryann Browning Chapter AV P.E.O. James Kostelecky Laura Deaton Phuoc Nguyen United Way of Lewis County
Wade and Kathleen Fisher Charity Dempsey James Vosper Laura Spoor Port of Chehalis Valerie Haley
William and Claudia Craig Charro and Jason Vatne James Vranna Linda Dominguez Postnet WA 106 Virginia L. Lintott
William and Dot Scarbrough Chehalis Rotary Club Janet Rusin Lindsey Hoogkamer-Smith Propel Insurance Company Vivian Varney
Adele Carlson Clea Johnson JDB Bargains LLC, Hotel Lindsey Pollock Quedessa King W&N Concrete Pumping
Allen Moore Clifford Frederickson Washington Lisa Perry Randall Edwards Washington Orthopaedic
Althauser, Rayan, Abbarno, Connie Robertson Jean Barner Lori Steed Renee Rey Center
LLP Connie Smejkal Jemima Tso Lorna Smith Richard Wagner Wendy Miller
Amy Eitel Craig Comer Jenna Cook Lorri Speer Robert Kurus William Brumsickle
Amy Spain Jerrold Merchant Lowell Bailey Roberta Ziegler
15LIFETIME DONOR LIST
Since its inception, the Centralia College Foundation has been blessed with generous and loyal donors.
Our accumulated giving records reflect those donors who have reached the following significant milestones:
Cascade Club - $1,000,000 or more Ms. Joan Robinson South Seattle College Foundation First Interstate Bank of Washington Mt. Washington Club - $10,000 or more
Estate of Walter Hanke The Seattle Foundation Estate of Olga Stewart Margret Baylis Rev.Trust Mrs. Joan Malzahn
Mr. Robert H. O'Neill Security State Bank Adminstration Mr. and Mrs. Arthur and Glenna Symons Centralia College Diesel Tech. Club Mr. and Mrs. Cliff and Sharon Miller
Estate of Dr. Richard Phillips Gail and Carolyn Shaw Twin Cities Rotary Club Lewis County Economic Development Council Lewis County Concerts
TransAlta Coal Transition Board Ms. Jean Sheridan Mr. Howard Batie and Mrs. Anita Webster Chehalis Rotary Club Mrs. Tove I. Burhen
TransAlta State Board of Community & Tech. Colleges Zonta Club of Centralia-Chehalis Mr. and Mrs. Mark and Hanya Schwiesow Mr. Erik Kvarsten and Ms. Catherine Shaw
Estate of Joe Staeger Schwiesow Construction Inc. CC Federation of Teachers
Mt. Rainier Club - $500,000 or more Alta Sweany Mt. Olympus Club - $25,000 or more Mr. Mike Schwiesow Mr. and Mrs. Steve and Kathleen Ward
Title Guaranty Company, Inc. Centralia Rotary Club Mr. John W. Karvia Lucky Eagle Casino & Hotel
Estate of Thelma Baxter
Union Bank Mr. Michael D. Smith Ms. Laura Spoor Braun Northwest, Inc.
Estate of Earnest C. and Edith C. Driscoll
United State Department of Agriculture Pacific Cataract & Laser Institute Western Washington Area Health Education Mr. Uwe Lembke
Estate of Lloyd Fuller
Estate of Cornelia Van Prooyen Ms. Louise Goldberg Center Our George Washington Committee
Orin Smith Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Edward and Judy Watterson Dr. and Mrs. Jim and Pam Walton Estate of Alice L. Paulus Centralia Community Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Bill and Helga Watterson
Mr. James Watterson Mr. Bill Hanson West Coast Bank - Centralia Phyllis & Walter Malzahn Charitable Trust
Watterson LLC Mrs. and Mr. Carol and John Gonnella Mr. and Mrs. John and Sharon Wright Master Gardeners Foundation of Lewis County
Mt. Adams Club - $250,000 or more
Mrs. and Dr. Marilyn and Fred Weinstein The Industrial Commission Mr. Dwayne Aberle Lorris D. West
Confederated Tribes of the Chehalis Mr. and Mrs. James and Judy Sherrill
Dr. and Mrs. David and Sandy Fick Pacific Mobile Structures, Inc.
Reservation Mt. St. Helens Club - $50,000 and more Ms. Frances Tanaka
Mrs. and Mr. Susan and Delbert Whorton AAUW
Susan and Patrick Dunn Harold O'Connor
Altrusa Intn'l Inc of Centralia Chehalis Mr. Willard and Lorraine Latimer Lewis County Literacy Council
Evergreen Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Arland and Sharon Lyons
Assoc. Students of CC Estate of Garvin Johnson Mr. and Mrs. George and Merle McCullough
Baxter Killian Memorial Trust The Olympic Club
Dr. and Mrs. Foster and Cheryl Bucher Quanex Screens, LLC Ms. Rose Spogen
Estate of C L Littel The Chehalis Foundation Mr. Ralph E. Olson PacifiCorp - Chehalis Power Plant Mr. Joe Sidorski
McCaw Foundation Estate of Victor Dagasso American Legion/Grant Hodge Post #17 Nadine Murphy West Coast Savings
Mr. Arthur F. Staeger Estate of Ercel Davis Ms. Patricia Morton Quanex Foundation Yard Birds Mall Merchants Assoc.
Mr. Bob Thompson Ms. Alice Forth Mr. and Mrs. Virgil and Carol Fox Mr. Fred Mueller Ms. Darlene Bartlett
Mr. Ross and Mrs. Pat Galvin Mr. Don Linn Mrs. Carolyn Aadland Mr. and Mrs. John and Kay Raupp
Mt. Baker Club - $100,000 or more Dr. Nels Hanson Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence and Marsha Shaw Pacificorp Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard and Janice Batie
Caterpillar Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Helgi and Drusilla Heidar Port Blakely Tree Farms LP Mrs. Mary Webster Mr. and Mrs. Raymond and Susan Boyajian
Mr. and Mrs. Jack and Luelle Charneski Hemphill O'Neill Co. Dr. Jerris R. Hedges Mr. and Mrs. Dale J. Luger Mr. and Mrs. Donald and Jeanette Fowler
The Chronicle Henry and Jenny Kirk Ms. Marjorie Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Tom and Pat Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. Arnie and Kathy Guenther
Mr. & Mrs. Jack and Peg Cunningham L & E Bottling Company, Inc. Lincoln Creek Lumber Mrs. Janet Carlson Tires, Inc.
Estate of Adelaide Dagasso Lewis County Rotary Foundation Estate of Olive Irelan Centralia College Center of Excellence Enbody, Dugaw, Enbody & Arcuri
Fuller's Market Place Lockerby Foundation Mr. Bill Fuller Apex Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Sandra Batie
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce and Jolene McCaw Judith and Richard Greeley Hendrickson Uhlmann Motors Community Foundation - San Diego Mr. and Mrs. Paul and Valerie Sneed
Mr. and Mrs. Larry and Rebecca McGee Charles and Nan Higgins Mr. Mark Scheibmeir and Ms. Wendy Tripp Ms. Georgetta Nupen Sneed Construction, Inc.
NC Machinery Co Dr. Daniel and Linda Haskins Mrs. and Mr. Rose and Leon Bowman Intel Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Mark and Laura Johnson
Ms. Victoria Pogorelc Mr. and Mrs. Jim and Tricia Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Jack and Linda Braun Leavengood Architects, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Richard and Sarah Bullard
Estate of Mildred Proffitt John & Reiko Sato Foundation Trust Weyerhaeuser Co. Foundation Hardel Mutual Plywood SW Washington Land Surveyors
Providence Health & Services Ms. Phyllis Schwiesow Mrs. and Mr. Brigitte and Ron Burger Olympia Chapter-WSCPA Puget Sound Energy
Mrs. and Mr. Carol and David Robinson Estate of James A Smith Dr. and Mrs. Keith and Renee Anderson Mrs. Mary D. DuBois
16Mr. and Mrs. Joseph and Ruta Enbody Centralia-Chehalis Vintage Auto Club Stihl Northwest City of Tacoma Mr. and Mrs. Richard and Susan Alvord
Winlock Alumni Association Community Auction for Theater Arts (CAFTA) Mr. Jack Kalmbach Twin Cities Sertoma Club Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Jayme Cox
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis and Tammy Calkins Mrs. and Mr. Bev and Roger Gestrine Coral Cotten-Stanley Family Mrs. and Mr. Edna and Ed Fund Jerry Robinson
Miss Lewis County Scholarship Program Hillier, Scheibmeir, & Kelly, PS
Ms. Carroll Pearson Mr. and Mrs. John and Marlo Braun Dr. and Mrs. Ray and Maribeth Fitzgerald
Mrs. and Mr. Susan and Fred Miller Providence Centralia Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Bill and Doris Brumsickle Ms. Carrie Aadland Western Regional Boiler Association Ms. Marie Sareault Mr. Raymond Hickson
Tacoma Power Dr. and Mrs. Richard and Linda Tausch MSGS Architects Ms. Bertha Baumgarten Chehalis Lions Club
Mr. Charles Higgins and Mrs. Nanette Reber Lewis County Public Health & Social Services William A. Batie Mr. Joe C. Cooke Lewis County Demolition Derby Assoc.
Seafirst Bank Citigroup Global Impact Funding Trust, Inc. Express Employment Professionals-Centralia Mr. and Mrs. Bob and Judy Guenther Twin Star Credit Union
Mr. and Mrs. Chuck and Cheryl Althauser Key Bank of Washington
Mr. and Mrs. Richard and Lilian Woolley Lewis County Quartermilers Ms. Marjorie Koerner
Petra Insurance Agency Inc. Mrs. and Mr. Viki and David Draper
Washington Orthopaedic Center Corwin-Rey Insurance Agency, Inc Mrs. and Mr. Debra and William Weiss DeVaul Publishing, Inc.
Pacific Northwest Chamber Orchestra
Ms. Kathi Steffensen Mr. and Mrs. Bruce and Ann Alves Dr. and Mrs. Peter and Julie Wagner The Cowlitz Tribe John Hemphill
Centralia Advanced Education Timberland Bank Ms. Joanne Schwartz Glen River Industries, Inc. First Community Bank
Ms. Florence Steffensen Mrs. and Mr. Lynn and Brad Ford Mr. and Mrs. Joe and Donna Balmelli Centralia - Chehalis Soroptimist Ms. Marcia Utela
McDonald's (Macange, Inc.) Mr. John Alexander Big Band Association/Sounds of Swing Centralia-Chehalis Elks Lodge No. 2435 Ms. Martha Wright
Security Pacific Bank Aluminite Northwest/Alumco
Chehalis Kiwanis Club Centralia College Leadership Applications Dave Sherwood Memorial Elk Raffle
Dr. and Mrs. Joe and Patty Dolezal Mr. Charles Albright
Mr. and Mrs. Gary and Neena Stoskopf Dr. and Mrs. David and Penny Blanchard Group (LAG) Washington Hispanic Connections
Estate of Patricia A Clark
Charlie Albright Concert Mrs. M Jane Chytil Chapter AV P.E.O. Ms. Renee Corwin-Rey Mr. Bob Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Pete and Janet Corwin Alderson's Awards West/Printwares Mrs. Julia L. Johnson Herman O. Adolphsen Mr. and Mrs. William and Claudia Craig
Wal-Mart Supercenter Mr. and Mrs. Rudy and Beverly Gideon Dr. Atara MacNamara Lewis County School Retirees Assn. Mr. and Mrs. Richard and Marian Conroy
Mr. and Mrs. William and Marilyn Logan Mr. George R. Gablehouse
Mr. Warren Hall Ms. Marian Osterby Mr. Niles Churchill
Pacific Power Mr. and Mrs. John and Sherry Fagerness
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and Melody Bradley The Chamber Ms. Kennedy James Dr. George D. Mohoric
Mrs. Beverly A. Jaeger
Mr. Samuel Teitzel Lucy Hannigan-Ewing Country Cruisers Car Club Lewis County Concert Band Association
Dowden Associates, Inc
Mr. and Mrs. John and Joellen Martens Mr. and Mrs. Steve and Missy Buzzard Mrs. Sylvia Freund Dean D. Thornton Mrs. and Mr. Renee and Wally Lawson
Chapter X P.E.O. Washington Federal Savings Coca Cola Enterprises Marjorie J. Beckmann Ronald McDonald Childrens Charities of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Loretta O'Neill Mr. and Mrs. Neil and Marjorie Thornton Nichols Brothers Boat Builders Althauser, Rayan, Abbarno, LLP Western WA
Ms. Anne Marie Garrett Mr. and Mrs. Gene and Deborah Shriver
Xerox Foundation Dan Keahey, Realtor Coldwell Banker CC Booster Club
Bob and Marilyn Hutchins Mrs. Gail Ticknor
IBM International Foundation Key Bank Foundation Evergreen Estate of Annie McSwain
Ms. Audrey Kimball
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and Karen Alderson Centralia Mining Company Mrs. and Mr. Cheryl and David Williams Ms. Linda Foss and Mr. Doug Hitch
The Chronicle Employees Fund
National Frozen Foods Dr. and Mrs. Bob and Liz Mohrbacher Mr. Brian C. Nupen L & L Enterprises
Ms. Mary Wiley
Mrs. Helen O'Connor Shop 'n Kart Mr. Kenneth Chisholm Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Merle Bates
Sterling Savings Bank
Estate of Harry Hill
Ms. Mai Vu Central Reddi-Mix, Inc. Odwalla, Inc Dr. and Mrs. Simon and Bev Elloway
Hampton Lumber
AMVETS Capitol Post #2 Mrs. and Mr. Dona and Larry Granger Mr. Stanley Ozbolt Mr. and Mrs. Jack and Nita Bonagofski
Steve Buzzard & Mike O'Connell Attorneys
Fidelity Charitable Jean B. LeGros
Mr. and Mrs. Eric and Mary Ellen Steffensen PostNet Mr. and Mrs. Lee and Carolyn Stevens
Mr. and Mrs. Richard and Deborah Pine
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon and Jeanne Schwiesow Internal Revenue Service Centralia Kiwanis Club
Mrs. and Mr. Laura and Larry Yocom
Ms. M. Helen Peterson Glacier Peak Club - $5,000 or more Mr. Duncan McCaig Panglobal Training Systems Ltd. Ms. Jean Lonborg
Ms. Jayne Wuerth Mr. and Mrs. Frank and Judy DeVaul Mr. Michael Roewe Washington Irrigation & Development Mr. and Mrs. David and Rebecca Thornton
Mr. Del Smith Modern Machinery Centralia/Chehalis Community Television Company
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