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S pe Renovating A Legendary Landmark
William Penn University
BULLETIN Fall 2018
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PRESIDENT
John Ottosson (‘84)
MAIN FEATURE
MANAGING EDITOR
Miranda Keeler (‘17)
Spencer Chapel: Renovating a Legendary Landmark
DESIGNERS
Miranda Keeler (‘17)
On campus in Oskaloosa, Iowa since the 1920s, Spencer Chapel has quite
a storied history. After nearly 80 years, it has lain dormant since the early
CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS 2000s. The landmark has an opportunity for a face lift.
Bob Barnes
Miranda Keeler (‘17)
Features
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Dayna Sammons (‘15)
CONTRIBUTING WRITERS Mid-East Collection
Andy Davidson (‘79)
Willard and Christina Jones spent most of their adult lives in
Jim Kobus (‘79)
Palestine. They brought back memories and artifacts that are
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Miranda Keeler (‘17)
Joseph Reagan (‘07)
shared with the William Penn community.
Marsha (Kinseth) Riordan (‘80)
Dayna Sammons (‘16)
Giving Clubs & Honor Roll Donors
DIRECTOR OF ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Thank you to those who are helping further William Penn
Wade Steinlage University’s mission.
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ALUMNI/PUBLIC RELATIONS COORDINATOR
Jim Kobus (‘79)
Homecoming Schedule & Reunions
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION BOARD OF OFFICERS Three fun-filled days of homecoming activities are sure
Dick Simmons (‘91), Interim President to interest all! Delta Beta Phi and Pi Gamma Xi celebrate
reunion years.
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Ruth Neubert (‘04), Past President
Terry Reed (‘11,’13),
Executive Vice President
Roger LeBel (‘72), Interim Vice President
Andy Davidson (‘79), Interim Secretary
ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT: The Gituma’s
Jim Kobus (‘79), WPU Alumni/Public A story of love, passion, and hard work leads to a business
Relations Coordinator and an opportunity for one couple to give back to
entrepreneurs from Kenya and beyond.
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Advancement Office, William Penn 12 Featurette: Athletic Performance Program
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2018 Global Leadership Summit
William Penn University partnered with College Avenue
Friends Church, on August 9 and 10, 2018, to host the
Global Leadership Summit. As one of over 750 satellite
host-sites worldwide, William Penn University was thrilled
to be able to invite local businesses and churches, alum, faculty and staff from Penn to attend this event.
Ninety-two people were able to get a unique blend of vision, inspiration, and practical skills that they could
immediately apply into their lives and careers.
The 2018 GLS was a two day event with thirteen different speakers. Each speaker talked from a different
perspective on the values of what makes great leaders, or how you can make your company, school, or church
grow and be successful. Speakers such as John Maxwell, Simon Sinek, Sheila Heen, and others truly added to
the professional development atmosphere of the event.
Leadership is one of the main staples here at William Penn University, and whenever we can host an event
in which our University can learn and grow, alongside the local community, it is a great thing for both! We
are already taking strides in the right direction to host this enlightening event again next year, and we look
forward to seeing how it grows!
English Professor Celebrates Published Poetry Collection
Over a decade of creativity, writing, revision, deep thinking, and arrangement, a collection
of poems written by Dr. Jared Pearce will be compiled in his upcoming publication,
The Annotated Murder of One.
What began in the summer of 2007, will come to fruition as Jared’s full poem collection
was released in September 2018. The inspiration from the collection came from the song “A
Murder of One” by the long-standing band, Counting Crows. From that song, Jared annotated
the words and phrases to pen his poems.
Vivid bird imagery is constructed within the collection’s work, as well as ghosts, flowers,
dessert, and other humorous images. The poems play off of memories and history, songs,
stories, vision, in addition to the relationship of love.
The imagery displayed in the poems will be brought to life by Editor, Cosette Puckett. The
designs will be kept minimal—black and white, drawn in graphite and ink on paper. Puckett
is also designing borders that will be visible in each section, with each section having a
divider and unique border design.
Many of the poems within “The Annotated Murder of One” had previously been published in a poetry chapbook or in
other literary publications. But this is Jared’s first full poetry publication, which is being prepared by Aubade Publishing.
Aubade Publishing noted that Jared’s poems have been nominated for numerous accolades including Pushcart Prize,
short listed for the Slate Roof and Blue Light Press competitions, and won the BYU Studies Prize in Poetry.
“The Annotated Murder of One” is available for pre-sale online Amazon.com. You can speak with Jared or purchase his
new collection during Homecoming at Authors and Artists on Saturday morning, October 13 in the Penn Activity Center.
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2018 Commencement Recap
Family, friends, and employees alike gathered on Saturday, May 5, 2018 to celebrate the commencement
of more than 300 William Penn students. Commencement speaker and alum, David Printy (’68), spoke
to the graduating class about celebrating academic accomplishments and leadership upon graduation.
Traditional, Online and Evening, and Master’s program students were congratulated by President John
E.E. Ottosson and other members of the administration as they walked across the stage and received
their diplomas.
With a feeling of great pride and accomplishment, graduates proceeded outside where they were met
by alumni from various classes and participated in the traditional Blue and Gold Ceremony. The service
symbolizes the beginning of a new chapter in the graduate’s lives, as they join a prestigious and proud
group of William Penn alumni.
Congratulations again to the William Penn University Class of 2018!
Leaders Speak Series Slated to Continue
William Penn University prides itself on the development of
leadership in our students—it doesn’t typically stop in the classroom
or on the court. The Digital Communication Program at WPU
promotes the sharing of ideas, provides opportunities for skills
development, and encourages meaningful conversations through
the Leaders Speak Series.
The Leaders Speak Series allows leaders from a variety of fields and
all walks of life to bring their diverse ideas, engage community
members, and provide practical experiences for students. Digital
Communication students are involved in the event promotion,
planning, and live broadcast of the series.
Since the initiative’s inception in 2015, the program has hosted
numerous notable leaders, including Senator Bernie Sanders,
Magistrate Issaka Moussa of the Republic of Niger, and Eva
Hakansson, the world’s fastest female motorcycle rider. Qualified
and knowledgeable speakers have been a staple in every season’s
presentations.
The presentations are always free and open to the public. To watch
past presenters and see any upcoming news about the initiative, visit
www.wmpenn.edu/leaders.
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Renovating A
Legendary Landmark
Standing tall and proud on the southeast corner of campus lies a sleepy chapel that once
held the masses and stores memories from years ago. William Penn’s historic Spencer
Chapel was finished in 1923, but since the early 2000s it has lain dormant, due to the
construction of the George Daily Auditorium and a state of disrepair.
During the last two decades, other buildings on the Oskaloosa campus were also erected,
such as the Penn Activity Center, Musco Technology Center, and new dormitories. The
chapel remained still as those buildings rose.
But now, Spencer Chapel is getting an opportunity to shine again as it welcomes
newcomers to campus for the first time, as well as returning students and cherished
alumni. A series of interior and exterior renovations have been mapped out for Spencer
Chapel. Alumni, students, staff, and faculty all look forward to the unveiling of the restored
historic building.
President John Ottosson is looking forward to the renovation, stating, “Spencer Chapel
has a lot of history and opening it again will contribute to today’s student experience. We
want to return it to the point where we can use it for on-campus concerts, convocations,
and other events.”
On campus in Oskaloosa, Iowa since the 1920s, Spencer Chapel has quite a storied history.
The main level has served as a chapel, auditorium, concert hall, and more—for students,
faculty, staff, and local community members. The lower level has traditionally been used
for more modern uses. It once housed a skating rink, a two-lane bowling alley, the campus
bookstore, and a small cafe for students.
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The first phase of restoration came in the fall of 2017 when the
exterior brick work was tended to and new windows were installed
as the weather was still comfortable. Furthermore, steps were
taken to strip harmful matter that had invaded the vacant chapel
including mold, asbestos, and lead.
The upcoming phases of renovation include the interior of the
chapel, such as classrooms, elevators, and bathrooms. The old
auditorium will get an upgrade as well. Reviving the chapel back
to its historic integrity, while making the building up to code and
usable is important to William Penn University.
The seats in Spencer Chapel—originally installed in 1921—will
eventually be replaced and the new seats will be able to comfortably
seat up to 400 people. The building will also mix the old with the
new. The main level will be returned to its historical uses and be the
home of musicals, convocations, chapel services, and other events
with large attendance. President Ottosson said, “The lower level
will most likely have classrooms and offices—we are still finalizing
the plans for this area.”
After renovations are completed, the main floor
of Spencer Chapel will host annual events such
as convocations, musicals, worship service,
weddings, and other possible events. Classrooms
and a conference room are expected to be
utilized in the basement of the building.
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S pencer Memorial Chapel
B eautiful in its colonial simplicity as it commands an imposing position atop a hillock near the entrance to the Penn
college campus the Spencer Memorial Chapel, the gift of Mrs. Mary E. Spencer to the college to honor the memory
of her departed husband, Harry L. Spencer was formally dedicated with appropriate services Sunday afternoon, February
13, 1923.
The chapel has just been completed following eighteen months of building activity. It is one of the finest college
buildings of the kind in the land and is completely equipped by the donor. It is typically colonial in architecture, fire proof,
and the auditorium will comfortably seat a thousand people. The building and equipment represents an outlay of more
than $100,000.
Dr. Henry Edwin McGrew, the president of Penn College, made the dedicatory address, expressing the deep-felt
appreciation of the school for the gift, eulogizing Mr. Spencer in whose honor the chapel was erected, paying tribute to
the generous spirit which prompted the building and tracing the rise of the structure from its inception to its completion.
A number of persons appeared for brief expressions of appreciation. Captain W. H. Keating, representing the Oskaloosa
Chamber of Commerce, spoke on behalf of the business community. He paid a fitting tribute to H. L. Spencer and emphasized
the importance of Penn College to the community . Keating stressed, especially the appreciation of the business men of
the city, that Mrs. Spencer had felt willing to make her contribution to a worthy an institution in our own city.
Excerpt from the Oskaloosa Herald, Daily vol. 36, No. 143
Memorial to Husband
The Harry L. Spencer Memorial Chapel, recently
completed, was a gift to Penn College, Oskaloosa,
by the widow, Mary E. Spencer, as a memorial
to her husband. It is of red brick, with tile roof,
and cost, including full equipment, $100,000.
The design throughout is typically colonial. The
construction is practically fire proof. The audience
room, furnished with opera chairs, provides
comfortable seating capacity for 1000 persons.
With the new chapel added, Penn College has a
half million dollar plant – buildings, equipment,
35 acre campus and athletic field.
Personal Message of Mrs. Mary E. Spencer at Dedication
of Spencer Memorial Chapel
‘One of the greatest pleasures of my life has been the building of this chapel in the memory of my dear
husband who had for a long time had a deep interest in the College and in the up-building of our
young people and the erection of a chapel had been the subject of fireside conversation.
The greatest desire of my heart is that there will ever be a gathering within the walls but that at least
one heart will be touched as to lead it the cleaner and brighter pathway and thus contribute to the
up-building of the world.
May the Lord be with you and bless you, make his face to shine upon you and give you peace and
pleasure in the noble work you are doing.’
8 BULLETIN Fall 2018 Oskaloosa Daily Herald, Monday, February 19, 1923
Spencer Memorial Chapel
Million Dollar Challenge
F or the last five years, William Penn University has been involved in building on the strengths
of our heritage, while keeping an eye keenly on the needs of the future. Building upon a
base of strength in the form of foundational values of the early Society of Friends, the university
has embarked on a course of action focused on meeting real-world needs of students in a rapidly
changing global context. This action is grounded in innovation, entrepreneurship, quality, and
a clear-eyed view of the competitive academic marketplace.
The renovations we propose for Spencer Chapel will allow us to continue to serve the
community and campus with a medium-sized auditorium, available for events, and classrooms
to better serve our students. Bringing Spencer Chapel back into full-use on a daily basis will
breathe life into this landmark.
Through our combined gift support, this legendary landmark will receive the blessing of
its long overdue renovation. We have a donor couple who have generously offered a $1M
challenge to complete Spencer Chapel. The overall project is $2M and they are committing
to half of that! It’s exciting to know that Spencer Chapel is now receiving some much needed
attention.
Do you remember your assigned seat for chapel? Well, those seats from the early 1920s are
going to be replaced. You can have your name engraved on a new chair for a gift commitment
of $1,500. Alumni are already reserving the opportunity to leave their legacy on a chair in
Spencer Chapel.
Take a moment to reflect. Let’s honor our past and make Spencer Chapel happen.
Spencer Memorial Chapel Renovation Project
Chair $1,500 ea. x _______ = ________ | Other:$_______ for _______________________
Name(s) Class year(s)
Address
City State Zip Code Phone No.
Name to be Engraved:
Method of payment: c Check (enclosed) • Make payable to William Penn Univesity
c Credit Card: c Discover c Visa c MasterCard c American Express
Card Number:_____________________________________ Expiration Date: ____ /___
Name on card:_____________________________________ 3-Digit Security Code: ______
Signature Date
A. Willard &
Christina Hendry Jones
Mid-East Collection
A frieze painted cornice was designed by Jamal Badran The 1000 year old illuminated Koran is one of
(top of photo). Clothing items and headpieces were a the most fragile pieces of the collection.
commonly gifted item to the Jones
Housed in the lower level of the Wilcox Library recognition for her significant contribution to
sits an elaborate and unique collection of humanistic understanding of Palestine Cause.”
donated items from the Middle East. A. Willard After Willard’s death in 1973, Christina wrote
and Christina Hendry Jones spent most of their an account of the eventful, often tragic, years
adult years in Palestine working to improve the in Palestine during their service there. It was
lives they found there, through educations and published by Longman, London 1975, under
by sharing their love of Christ by practicing His the title: The Untempered Wind, Forty Years in
values of love, toleration, and peace. The duo Palestine.
spent 40 tumultuous years in Palestine.
During the forty year period of teaching and
From 1922 to 1962, Willard Jones was the serving Palestinian people, Christina and Willard
headmaster of Friends Boys School in Ramallah, Jones collected many objects which were of
Jordan while Christina served as matron and cultural interest and useful in their household as
teacher. They were drawn into relief work for Arab well. It is these objects which form the core of the
refuges in 1948 but remained at the school until Jones Mid-East Collection.
1953 when Willard was appointed to the Near East
Among the many historic artifacts that reside in
Christian Council Committee for Refugee Relief to
the Jones Mid-East Collection is a 1000-year old
serve as Executive Secretary.
illuminated Koran. It is displayed in an enclosed
Upon retirement, Willard was decorated by case that retired Curator and Professor Pearl S.
King Hussein of Jordan and the Church World Wormhoudt designed. This Koran is displayed in
Service honored both Willard and Christina with conjunction with 1st Century clay oil lamps and
a citation. In 1969, both were awarded honorary historic silver amulets. One of the most fragile and
L.H.D. degrees by Heidelberg College in Ohio. At breathtaking artifacts on display is a fragment of
their convention in New York in October 1976, stained glass that fell from one of the original
the Association of Arab-American University windows of the Dome of the Rock during the
Graduates presented Christina with a citation “in 1948 Israeli-Palestinian War.
10 BULLETIN Fall 2018 Special thanks to Lenore “Lesa” Nuri (’98) and Jennifer Sterling for the content and information.“Though we are so conscious of the Christian witness in Palestine,
the beautiful mosque, one of the world’s truly magnificent buildings,
dominates the scene. Incorrectly called the Mosque of Omar, because
of Omar’s early connection with Jerusalem and the Muslim country
for 1,300 years. The Noble Sanctuary is built on the temple area, but
when Muslims came, the area was the city dump heap, and it was the
Christian Patriarch who called Omar’s attention to the site, for
there was a tradition that it had been a holy place long before the
Hebrews came. ...[The fact that] Omar himself helped clear away the
accumulations of the centuries, and Abdul Malek Ibn Marwan made it
the heart of his beautiful sanctuary, is clear evidence of the reverence
the Muslims had for the Rock.”
– Christina Jones, The Untempered Wind, Forty
Years in Palestine 1975
There are four large and extremely meaningful pieces light, were a gift of Labib B. Nasir, Executive Secretary
that are also included in the Mid-East collection. The of the Jerusalem YMCA. This was Nasir’s way to show
maps that were prepared by the National Geographic the Jones’ his affection and appreciation as the lamps
Society. They contain a wealth of information that are constructed with three thousand Hebron glass
is pertinent to the collection, including historical, beads.
cultural, and artistic heritage of the Mid-East area. The Tree of Life wall plaque tiles are also a gift from
Gracing the ceiling line of the room is a frieze painted Nasir and they were made in Palestinian Pottery
cornice. The design was made by Jamal Badran, a situated on Nablus Road in Jerusalem by S. N. Balian.
Palestinian artist in Ramallah, Israel (formerly Jordan). The workman in the pottery are Armenians and the
Badran was a friend of the Jones’ and taught a class design copied mosaics discovered in the late 1930’s
at the Friends Boy’s School during their tenure. The in a ruin near Jericho. These tiles embodied a Persian
design uses authentic Arab motifs and Badran himself motif and suggests that the Tree of Life was placed in
indicated the color scheme. With his knowledge of the Garden of Eden.
Arab artistic tradition was such that at the time theOther significant items in this collection include
pulpit in the Al-Aqsa mosque was damaged, he was beads, books, costumes and clothing items, glass
chosen to supervise the repair. This mosque is located
work, leather, household materials, metalwork–brass
on the Temple mount in Jerusalem and considered and copper, Mother-of-Pearl, paintings and prints,
the third holiest site in Islam. pottery, rugs, sculptures, stamps, textiles, tile, and
There are three ceiling lamps that intend to honor wood. In addition to the artifacts donated by A.
Willard and Christina for their work in Jerusalem. Willard and Christina Hendry Jones, items have also
They are replicas of the lamps that are found in the been donated by Harriet and Wilma Pease and Pearl
Jerusalem YMCA. The glass beads, which reflect the Shinn Wormhoudt.
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Take a tour of the Jones’s MId East CollectIon!
Take a moment during Homecoming 2018 to tour the Jones’s Mid-East Collection and enjoy
fellowship with President John E.E. Ottosson on Friday, October 12, 2018 beginning at 10:00AM
in the Lower Level of the Wilcox Library.
11A th le ti c P er fo rm a nc e P ro gr a m
at William Penn
“We want the life lessons of hard work and dedication, attention to detail,
commitment, and being a great teammate to resonate with the athletes so we
can have that positive impact on them,” says Coach Jon Haugen, Assistant Athletic Director
for Athletic Performance and Student Experience. In addition to their integral work with
WPU athletic teams, Jon and his staff have been working with area high school teams in
the weight room, focusing on three goals: to improve performance, reduce the likelihood
of injuries, and positively impact the students. “When they learn those lessons, what they
achieve, goes well beyond athletic success”.
The dedicated Athletic Performance team, comprised of Graduate Assistants and
Fellowship Coaches, is currently working with Oskaloosa, Pella, Pella Christian, Lynnville-
Sully, and North Mahaska High Schools. One WPU staff member is on site at each of these
schools for 10-16 hours per week working with various athletic teams. Staff work with
teams either before or after school hours, spending the remainder of their time on the WPU
Oskaloosa campus, working with Statesmen teams and individual players. During that
time players learn the fundamentals of strength and conditioning while understanding
their responsibility to teammates and coaches.
The Athletic Performance coaches and staff have made this program a priority in
their career. “They perform at a high level each day to make sure each high school is taken
care of and their wants and needs are met. We have developed a great network of William
Penn Athletic Performance coaches that have gone on and continued having great success
in life,” says Jon.
Through the passion for the program’s
success, Jon has been able to organize his
staff and schedule the appropriate amount
of people to consistently be at both the high
school facilities and in the Ron Randleman
Fitness Center. This gives both athletic
programs ample opportunity to grow and
learn.
But this involvement not only benefits
the high school players, but also gives WPU
students the opportunity to become better
professionals, coaches, and leaders as they
work side-by-side with staff members at the
Jon has five Athletic Performance staff members to facilities during the school year and even
manage and train athletes on 19 different teams at WPU.
12 BULLETIN Fall 2018summer months. It is common for athletes to
pursue dreams of coaching after college, and
this program provides them with practical
experience working with high school players
while being trained by current professionals
and graduate assistants. They learn the skills and
knowledge they will need after graduation to
lead a youth or high school team.
The program is only possible through
the support of the local communities and the Brandon Sardine prepares the Olympic Chinese
William Penn administration. The commitment Skateboard Athletes for a Physical Training Session
to student success and understanding the in Nanjing, China.
big-picture impact that the program will have on
those involved has cultivated great relationships with the affiliated schools. By building
these strong bonds with the schools involved in the program increases the likelihood of
success in these students’ lives and the opportunities they will have upon graduation.
There have been and continue to be numerous individuals involved with the
area high school in the Athletic Performance program at WPU. Coupling the work they
do with collegiate teams at WPU and the experience they’ve gained through coaching
high school students, has attributed to their success after the Graduate Assistant
program. Corbin Loubert, who has completed the program at Penn, is now an Athletic
Performance coach for the NBA Developmental League-China and Brandon Sardine,
has recently accepted a position with the Chinese Olympic Skateboarding Team as a
Performance Coach. Both are examples
of recent success stories from the WPU
Athletic Performance Program.
Recent interns like Ashley Miller at
the University of Iowa, Cory Fitzjarrell
at The Citadel (South Carolina), and
Dakota Herman and Scott Simpson
are both at Cressey Performance-
Massachusetts having all been products
of this program. The success of this
program and the effectiveness of the
Athletic Performance program attracts
individuals from across the nation,
wanting to continue their education in
Coach Haugen works with the 2018-2019 Statesmen
Football squad while in the weight room.
the field.
Jon says, “The biggest thing I look
forward to is continuing to grow and find ways to better help all of the kids we work
with. Over the last five years we have had tremendous growth, so seeing how much we
can continue improving over the next five is both exciting and motivating.”
13Listed below are alumni and friends who, in the past year, made the diversity that our founding Friends envisioned. This pluralistic student
decision to help further William Penn University’s mission. We are body continues to build awareness of the worth within all of us. It builds
mindful of the choice made and appreciate encouragement given goodwill and friendship that will impact lives. This experience is an
through this support. Our focus each day is to maintain academic intentional part of the informal education process and will become a
excellence and an environment that will enable our students to find sure foundation for success as our students graduate and move on with
“that of God” within themselves. Through your support, our students their lives and careers.
will have a great experience here.
Thank you for your investment in Penn’s mission and in the lives of our
Penn is a unique educational setting and has been from our founding. students. Your gift allows us to uphold the promise of our founding and
In a traditional campus student body of roughly 1,000 individuals— allows our students to discover the value of everyone!
our students come from over 45 states and 20 countries. We mirror the - John E.E. Ottosson
Giving Clubs & Honor Roll of Donors
President’s Circle Mahaska County Community Andrew George - The Rex Schultze
[$25,000+] Foundation Honda Classic Gwendolyn Senio
Alhambra Friends Gregory Markko Estate* Dennis & Sylvia Ginoza Todd Shipman
Community Church MidWestOne Bank Dale & Sylvia Graves John & Ella Strother
James Bruce* Nationwide World Headquarters Terry & Sandra Haskell Robert & Avis Townsend
James & Francine Charles & Ann Lee Nichols Larry & Michelle Heisler Morris & Eleanor Trout
Hitchcock Davis John & Diane Ottosson Dewayne & Audrey Hogan Curtis & Bertha Tvedt
Gregory & Mariann Harris John Hughes Calvin & Marilyn Van Arkel
Iowa College Foundation Lewis Circle Hy Vee Foods Guy VanderLinden
Andrew Jansen* [$1,000–4,999] Iowa Yearly Meeting of Friends A Elaine Wedeking
Howard & Blanche Charles & Jean Argo Lafi Jafari Michael & Maria Westbrook
Johnson Trust* W Paul Austad & Berry & Janice Johnson Donna Williams
Mary Kopsieker* Maritza Gonzalez Orie & Bonnie Johnson Lonny & Kay Wilson
Cyril Lehnhardt* Beane Family Foundation W Seymour Lacy Trust* Eric & Angela Winner
Luis Casado Trust* Louise Beede Everett* & Geraldine Latham Roger & Virginia Zwicker
Roscoe Millett Benevity Community James & Helen Lau
Musco Corporation Impact Fund Gerald Laughlin Sentinel Club
Ronald & Margie Randleman George Benson* Mahaska Communication [$500–999]
Timothy & Kathy Boyle Group LLC American Association of
Sodexo Services Inc
Robert & Debra Bruxvoort Mahaska Drug Inc University Women
Dorris Bull Mahaska Health Partnership John & Jill Anderson
Spencer Circle Richard & Andrea Bye Todd Marsh Allen & Susan Artmann
[$10,000–24,999] Iola Cadwallader Charles & Shirley McCracken Asbridge Enterprises, Inc.
Frances Anderson Trust* Jared & Melissa Cardwell Jeffrey & Lisa McNulty Tim & Lisa Barker
Vera Casado Trust* Cargill Inc MidWestOne Insurance Services Bates Funeral Chapel
Mary Doty* Zachary Chegwidden Marilyn Millett Alvarez Marian Beane
James & Faye Drost Clow Valve Corporation Thomas & Barbara Morgan Jason Beebe
Jerry & Lucy Ellis College Avenue Friends Church Jon & Karen Mosher Lawrence & Susan Boxler
Frances Anderson Trust* Marvin & Bernadine Cooper Eric Nichols Marilyn Boyle - Southwind
Tommy & Cathy Franks Kevin & Diane Oskaloosa True Value Hardware Farms
George Daily Charitable Trust Crookham-Johnson Thomas & Janice Palmer Brace Integrated Services, Inc
Great Lakes Higher Education Donald & Rita Davis Roger & Sharma Parlett Jay & Karla Christensen
Guaranty Corporation Andrew & Diane Davis Pella Rolscreen Foundation Robert Clark
Damon Harrison Diane Devick David & Marilyn Porter Nicholas & Amber Coffey
Ethel Hartman Trust* Denise Dial & David & Elizabeth Printy Verna Conry
William & Char Kimball Claude Harryman Sarah Rader Delvin & Erma Coppinger
Mahaska Gary Dinsdale Brian Ragen David & Laura Croonquist
Robert & Stacy Schultze Christopher & Gerald & Kay Randleman Cody Crumes
Jon & Ilene Sullivan Brenda Krogh Duree Andrea Richardson Michael Driscoll
ESRI David & Linda Ridgley Jackson & Amanda Drost
Penn Circle Margaret Ewart Samuel & Doris Ritchie Larry & Linda Eliason
Fairfield Friends Church David & Jana Rogers Mike & Barb Finney
[$5,000–9,999] Gordon & Tami Roth
David Ahmad & Kris Hornback Lanny & Ann Fields Larry & Brenda Fishback
Glennis & Rhonna Fiihr Nikolas & Sadie Rule Stephen & Sheri Fletcher
Stephen & K Joyce Bell
Dorothy Finnegan Emily Russell David & Lynda French
Grinnell Mutual Reinsurance
Laura Fleener Saremi Health & Wellness Robert & Donna* Gatton
Christopher & Julie Hyland
Allen & Michella Friesen Foundation Todd & Amanda Hafner
Lottie C Hagan Trust*
Zelma Scardina*
* deceasedSentinel Club Cont. Delbert Brackney Michael & Joan Milewski Services, LLC
Chris & Jill Harris Roger & Shirley Broerman Modern Floor Covering Inc James Arensen
Carlos Harrison Hailey Brown Griffen Molenburg Asa & Gilman Reporting, Inc
Kedong He & Irene Zhu Richard Brown Gordon & Lynne Moore Anthony & Jolene Asa
James & Donna Hoeksema Nadhelo Charles-Pierre Nevada Cement Company Sophia Asa
Richard & Patricia Holloway Michael & Camilla Christner Randall & Denise Nichols Auld Investments - Robert Auld
Gary & Carole Huber Keith & Martha Comfort Dana Nichols Fred & Jane Axmear
Michael & Denise Johnston Dylan Comstock Winnette Nielsen Amos & Taniah Ayap
Jerry Johnston Philip Conover Oskaloosa Computers & B and B Bedding Inc
Jonathan E Rhoads Trust - A Conrad Technology Greg & Sandra Bailey
Philip Rhoads Gary Conry Oskaloosa Glass & Millwork Inc Robert Baker
Irving & Jeannette Jones Joe Crookham & Jeanie Bieri Oskaloosa Vision Center Martin Ballard
Keith & Susan Jones Frank & Linda Dennis & Vicki Palmer Robert & Carol Barnes
Robert & Mildred Jones Crookham-Hansen Jeffrey & Michelle Parsons Basney Honda
Kat’s Grain, Inc. Matthew Cuthbert Sarah Perez Steve & Karen Bata
Kinetic Edge Physical Therapy Paul & Adora Davis Sun Ju Poe Fredric & Myrna Bayer
Ramona Kinseth Christpopher & Jerie Despain James Porter Robb Beane
Jerry & Mary Krafka Willis & Tina Duhon Kelley Potter Joel Beane & Rita Frederick
A Michael & Victoria Laird Connie Eberline Clint & Christine Ray James Beatty
D W Lantz Cassandra Emnase Dick Redman Janet Behrens
George & Margaret Lestina Richard & Cynthia Evans David & Melissa Rhoads Duane & Barbara Beichley
Augustus Linke Thomas & Balinda Eveland Paul Riggs Mayra Bidot
Joel & Jayne Love Bruce Fairbanks Kaytie Riley Roderick & Rebecca Bierstedt
Mahaska Health Partnership Fareway Stores Inc Tommy Rios Bradley & Kristin Blackman
Foundation Andrew Fisher Randall & Patricia Rubin Sandy Blair
Thomas & Lynda Main Franklin Mechanical Systems, Michael & Stephanie Sanders Book Vault LLC
Alice Moon Inc - Vinnie Franklin Joanna Schanz John & Martha Bowker
David & Ruth Neubert Fred’s Muffler Shop - Mark & Heidi Scholes Ky Boyle
Michael & Denise Peiffer Tim DeJong James & Tyne Smith Boyle & Henderson, PC
Loren & Cheryl Reed Garden & Assoc Ltd John & Patricia Smith Jeffrey & Malinda Bragg
Megan Rhoads Michael & Lynn Gates Richard & Laurie Spencer Michael Broerman
Michael & Marsha Riordan Lawrence & Valerie Gebhardt Stam’s Greenhouse Broom & Basket Shop
Riverside Family Restaurant #2 Roland & Nancy Gehweiler Robert Starkey Amana Colonies
Joseph Ryan William & Nancy Gray State Farm Companies Samuel Brophy
Lyle & Becky Siefering Robert & Nancy Griggs Foundation Steven & Cyndi Brown
James Staats Mark Gronzalski Wade & Jodi Steinlage Curtis & Lucianne Brownlee
State Farm Insurance - Roger & Virginia Gross Steve Stigall Browns Shoe Fit Company
Wyndell Campbell John & Lorraine Guimaraes Mike & Jackie Swink Ronald & Joyce Bryan
State Farm Insurance - Kelli Steil Arlin & Jacquelyn Harvey Dean & Janet Swiston Dustin Buchholz
Glenn Steimling Jonathan & Ashley Haugen Transform Academy, LLC Shawn Buckland
Debbie Stevens Henriksen Washout Systems Inc Leslie & Lavola Trout Jennifer Buikema
Zach & Kerra Strong John & Margaret Henry Jacob & Linda Walker Patrick Burke
Donald & Marilyn Swim Stanley Hinkhouse Matthew Watford Steven Caligiuri
TWP Enterprises Inc. Brent & Rebecca Hughes Jan Welsh Lilbert & Cinnamon Caloia
Kenneth & Geraldine Van Gilst Iowa Ortho Dakota Wilson Steven & Karen Calta
Dirk & Dianne Van Gorp Iowa Savings Bank - Clark & Pamela Wymore Ross & Cheryl Cameron
Elise Warne Lisa Ridnouer YourCause, LLC D Keith & Mary Fran Campbell
West Branch Friends Church JDGF Realty and Management, Tyshon Cannon
Dennis & Phyllis White LLC - Jaime Fallwell Campus Club Marilyn Cantrell
Karissa Wilcoxson Albert & Carolyn Johnson [$100–249] Tina Cantu
Willow Creek Association Clark & Debra Johnson Dorman Agee Larry & Connie Carlson
Scott & Catherine Williamson Cody Jones William Akason Lauren Carlson
Opal Wilson Ethan Kaiser Brandon & Jessica Albers Jordan Carter
Flynn Wright Sasha Kamper Alexander Chandler Realty Hailey Cavanagh
Claude & Kay Kennard Stanley & Sharon Allspach Michael & Angela Caves
Blue & Gold Club Alyssa Kerry Ronda Almond Nathan Caves
Bill & Joan Kildow Alpha Systems LLC Central Iowa Color Guard
[$250–499] Richard & Kathleen Kinseth Camp Inc
William Ballard Rhonda Amber-Erdelt
Kirksey Law Firm, LLC American Cleaning Services Inc Central Iowa KFC Inc
BAM Adventure Tours
James & Audrey Kobus AmericInn Hotel & Suites Pella Century Homes of Oskaloosa
Bank Iowa
Helene Larsen James & Sheila Anderson Leroy Charles-Pierre
Bruce & Kathleen Baumbaugh
Lazer Alley - Teresa Moses Joy Anderson Rodolphe & Carlyne
Baymont Inn & Suites - Pella
Patrick & Carol Mathers Ricky Anglin Charles-Pierre
Daniel Beane
Jerry & Sharon McCrea Animal Health Center of Andrenette Chevis
James Berns
Chris McCurdy Oskaloosa - Matthew Garver Kyleigh Chevis
Ryan & Lanesa Bhattacharyya
David & Anita Meinert Drs. J Brent Altfillisch & Kianna Childers
Simon Blanco
Robert Merrill Mark A Altfillisch Gary Christopher
Ward & Bev Bond
Sandra Micklewright Arena Products and CL Barnhouse Co
MacKenzie Boyd 15Courtney Clair JoAnn Finkenbinder Tommy & Lillian Johnson Midwest Mobile Polishing -
Janice Clark Bradley Fisher Keith & Ann Johnson Alan Fawcett
Andy & Janan Clark Brooke Fletcher Gayle Johnson Mike Reagan Real Est.
Michael & Diance Coffey Floral Mart Hawaii Johnston Hicks and Griffith Larry & Olive Milledge
Donald & Helen Coffin FocusPoint Chiropractic Attorneys at Law Charlene Montgomery
Community First Credit Union Judy Frank Robert & Violet Jones Chris Montoya
Thurman & Mary Connell Frank & Vonnie Friers Larry Kaiser Edubina Morales
Sarah Conrad Casi & Kimberly Gacusana Mckenzie Keane Robert & Denise Morris
Consolidated Electrical Kellie Gallagher Tracey Keane Alastair Muir
Distributors - Tim Diaz Patricia Garnett Randel & Karen Keep Larry & Maxine Naylor
Andrea Cooper Giant Rocker Donald & Mildred Kerr New Sharon Chiropractic,
Copeland Auto Body, LLC Jeanette Gibbons Cheryl Kerry PC - Ben Carlson
Bill Cox Walt & Jean Gilbert Robert Kersey Becky Newton
Robert Coy Frank Gillespie Solange Kervile Robert & Linda Nida
Kionte Crocker Tom & Martha Gillespie Kidder Benefits Consultants, Inc. Pamela Norberg
Phillip & Victoria Cronin Gilworth Furniture - Susan Kirsch Dorothy Norberg Estate*
Crookham-Johnson Law John Gilworth Janyce Klyn Nordson Corporation
Office, PLLC Thomas Gipson James & Sherrie Knodel Houston Norman
Katelyn Crothers Sandra Glenn Glenn & Susan Knox Oskaloosa Engineering
Nashali Cruz Dennis & Lori Golomski Chris Kondoudis & Mfg Co
Hector Cruz Floriau Grand Property Solutions Inc Sherry Kooiker Pacific Rim Funding Inc
Thomas & Sharon Cummins Melvin Gray Tony & Joan Kunz Lloyd Patterson
Crystal Curry Kip & Margie Greenhalgh Joseph & Cindy Laird Mary Patterson
Geoffrey Dammann Maurice & Esther Griggs Kaitlyn Lamphier Payday Today
Russell & Barbara Danielsen Michael & Veronica Grim Kathy Lamphier Deanna Peiffer
David Oakey Designs - Ryan & Erica Groom Thomas & Deborah Lang Mobile Device Repair, LLC -
Elizabeth Reeves Alexis Guimaraes Angella Lara Ben Peiffer
M Andrew & Lea Davidson Mary Hadley Tony & Judy Larry Christy Perez
Kiara Davis Pam Hadley Donny & Diane Lastovka Kay Perkins
Richard Davis Greg & Karen Hafner Leading Edge Builders LLC Martin & Catherine Petersen
Shameka Davis Wayne & Sharon Hammes Roger & Janet LeBel Philip Dickel Basket Exhibit
Howard & Donna DeGroot Joseph Harris Leighton Processed Meats Inc. Jack & Jeanne Phillips
DeJong MFG Inc - Larry & Julie Hartog Mike Lentz Thomas & Debbie Pickard
Jimmah White Hawkeye Real Estate Greg & Linda Life David Pieart
Sheila DeLoach Justine Heffron Andrew Lindenman Robert & Monika Pieper
James & Dawn Deshefy Charles Henrion Chester & Emma Ling Richard & CaRita Pierson
Nick Detweiler Ronald Herron Local Disposal INC - Angela Pietig
Timothy Diaz 123 Tee’s - Traci Heusinkueld Adam Eichen Matthew & Isabella Potter
Richard & Rae Dickinson Jaymee Highcock Daryl & Clara Locker Principal Financial Group
John Dietzel Kevin & Vicki Hladik Ralph & Janet Longus Foundation, Inc
Dixie Plumbing Services LLC Trudy Hodson Robert & Sue Lynn Adam Proctor
David & Patricia Dixon Denise Holman M Shrago & Sons Jaycee Purselley
Richard & Barbara Donohue James & Carrie House Leslie Maach Quality Car Wash
Dos Maria’s Management Sarah Howard Keira MacPherson Rainier Family PT
Inc - Hugo Chaparro Loren & Linda Huber Donna MacPherson Jamie Raney
DoTopia Wells Fargo Hutch Screen Printing & MAD Ave Quik Shop Ronald Reed
Doug LABS Construction LLC Embroidery, LLC Jason Maeder Eric & Gloria Reed
Matthew & Treana Drost Hy-Vee, Inc. Maid-Rite Timothy Reynolds
James & Janet Duermeyer HyVee, Inc - Chad Masters Shelby Mannes Vickie Reynolds
Gary & April DuPaul Ideal Ready Mix Co Robert & Ruth Mansell Wayne & Marianna Rhea
William & Lelia Dvorak Imagination Creations Inc Dianne Marr Hal Rhoads
Joseph Eads Innovative Designers & Builders Reginald & Melidy Martin Leroy & Brianna Ridgway
Michael & Elizabeth Edwards Iowa State Police Assoc #13 Fenix Martin Veronica Riepe
Shane & Tashia Ehresman Iowa State University Donald & Donna McCollough Bailey Rimes
Electronic Engineering Co Mohammed & Nesreen Ted McCoy Jacob Rios
Robert & Chris Elgin Iskandrani Ron & Robyn McCrea Riser Fitness LLC
Patty Elscott Rick Isolini Charlotte McCurdy RNL Services LLC
Jay & Roberta Entner J & N Electric LLC Lloyd & Martha McDonald Roberts Farm - Brent Roberts
Envirotech Heating & Cooling Jaarsma Bakery (Pella) Judith McDonald Luis Rodriguez
Joshua & Michelle Erickson Lee & Jill Jackson McDowell Farm Kathryn Roe
Teresa Estes Caitlin Jamison John & Leesha McGee Michael Roman
Brittany Evans Martha Jaquez Patrick & Karena McGraw Richard & Vicky Rowe
David & Kerry Evans Jeff Warner Sole Proprieter Gregory McMorran Dr. Albert G. Ruezga, Inc.
Expressions Hair Studio John & Jolene Jenkins McNeill Stone Mansion Black Forest Comics Texas -
F Dale Baltimore Alexis Jensen MG Masonry Inc Gabriel Salazar
Construction Co John Deere Classic Midamerican Energy Chris Samanie
Morgan Fest Johnson Enterprises - Foundation Doug & Shelly Sandquist
Saverio & Maribel Ficocelli Tammy Cleveland Jonathan Midgley Schanz Furniture & Refinishing
* deceasedRichard Scharine Bradley & Stephanie Class of 1948 Larry Milledge
Rusty & Jody Schroeder VanMersbergen Geraldine Williams Latham Charlene Western Montgomery
Schroeder Computing Solutions Richard & Cheryl VanWeelden Jane Wilson Maskel Clista Rose Street
Marilyn Schuler Mark & Tami VanWyk James Watson
Aron Scott Gregory Vasek Class of 1949 Dennis White
Charles Scott Veenstra Construction Inc Everett Latham*
William Sharp Cornelis & Gale Vermeulen Winnette Williamson Nielsen Class of 1961
Shear Bliss - Lauren Marts Aimee Vigil Donna Parsons Williams Rex Ferree
Daniel & Bonnie Sheedy Stephen Volz Mary Glenn Hadley
Thomas & Karen Shields Brett Voss Construction Class of 1950 Berry Johnson
Ian Showers Ron & Pam Wagner Carlos Harrison Janice Floyd McBurney
Richard & Anjanette Sierchio Margaret Waite Jean Woodward Sauvage Shirley Wallace McCracken
Signatures Salon David & Mary Walthall Harry Taylor* Jerry McCrea
Dennis Simmons Treavon Ware Olive Walthall Milledge
Rick & Lorraine Sinnott Keith Watson Class of 1951 Kathleen Roberts
Thomas & Theresa Sizemore James Watson Maxine Grayson Carson Dan Sarver
Allen & Marvis Smith James & Margaret Watson Lawrence Tjossem Calvin Van Arkel
Dustin & Debra Smith Alexis Weatherspoon
Haley Smith Warrene Webber Class of 1952 Class of 1962
Jim & Lori Smith Lee & Brittany Weikel Billy Gerald Edith Grubb Baltimore
Matthew Smith Lael Wellington Barbara Norman Morgan Larry De Long
Vincent Smith J B West Burdell Hensley
Emery & Keri Anne Songer Darryl Wheeler Class of 1953 Carol Carson Kerner
James Speas Raymond Whipple Marvin Cooper David McMillen
Phillip Speece Keith White Lloyd McDonald Maxine Watson Naylor
Frank Spielbauer Louise White Phillip Speece
Jacob Spielbauer Wildman Adventure Resort Class of 1954 Phyllis Voss White
Davis Spielbauer Mark & Jessica Willett Lloyd Brockmeyer
St Louis Cardinals Artis Williams Bernadine White Cooper Class of 1963
Noel & Becky Stahle Kenneth & Diana Williamson James Arsenault
Betty Stanley Lawrence & Colette Wilson Class of 1955 F Dale Baltimore
Hope Starr Vickie Wilson Martha McDonald Daniel Beane
Jonathan & Beth Stevens Noma Woudenberg Ann Lee Norman Nichols Faye Binns Burson
Brett Stewart Zeus Bat Co Bertha Pidgeon Tvedt Theodore Burson
James & Jeanette Stiles Frances Hall Yantis Linda Macy Eliason
Eric Stout Harold Fishback
Marcia Street Class Giving Class of 1956 Jacquelyn Smith Harvey
Clista Street Class of 1924 Robert Griggs Sandra Pace Haskell
Stuart Veterinary Clinic Blanche Roberts Johnson Estate* Maurice Griggs Terry Haskell
Edward & Helen Suess III David Walthall Charlotte Loudenback Hensley
Sun Cor Underground Inc. Class of 1926 Bernard Janssen
Mary Sunstrum Vera Johnson Casado Estate* Class of 1957 Janice Larson Johnson
Super 8 K Joyce Dillavou Bell Donna Kendall McCollough
Carolyn Sutton Class of 1929 Mary Huffaker Brockmeyer Larry Naylor
Swim Chiropractic Care Center Zelma Letsch Scardina* Esther Grossklaus Griggs Robert Pieper
Rob & Jennifer Talbot James Lillie Jeanette Letts Stiles
Tasos’ Steakhouse Class of 1943 Keith White
The Sound Doctor Opal Weant Wilson Class of 1964
The Tile Guy, LLC - Class of 1958 Dwight Dop
Angela Hannah Class of 1944 Joan Savage Kildow Carol Galey
Mark Thompson Joan Hammerly Tjossem Gerald Randleman Dianne Mosteller Marr
Joan Tjossem Charles Scott Marvin Nehre
Lawrence Tjossem Class of 1945 Phyllis Davis Nehre
Tonika, Inc Louise Maxwell Beede Class of 1959 Ronald Randleman
Gregory & Corina Toy Dorris O’Neal Bull Donald Kerr Charles Stream*
Stephen & Lisa Tucker Carolyn Johnson Bill Kildow Donald Swim
Faviola Utreras Roscoe Millett Clara Hadley Locker Joseph Warrick
Haley Vampran Mildred Smith Wilson Ruth Ferguson Mansell
Verne Van Breemen Robert McBurney Class of 1965
Vicki Van Deusen Class of 1946 Joy Barr Anderson
Deb Van Engelenhoven Gerald Laughlin Class of 1960 Marian Beane
Alvin & Marcia Van Maanen Betty Liming Stanley Delvin Coppinger Janet Greenhalgh Behrens
Richard & Judity Van Rees Warrene Cadwallader Webber Jeanette Rawson Crawford Michael Gates
Leroy & Melanie Van Roekel Jerry Ellis Dennis Ginoza
Jason Van Wyk Class of 1947 Richard Jay* Ronald Greeson
Gary Vandenberg Louise O’Neal White Daryl Locker Charles Henrion
Ron & Vicki VanHeuvelen Dan Wilcox Charles McCracken Trudy Smith Hodson
17Richard Holloway Patrick Burke Class of 1972 Jerald Swanberg
Sally Mc Clain Johnston Andrea Cardone Bye Betty Elledge Barnhill
George Lestina Donald Coffin Barbara Harder Beichley Class of 1976
Doris Ferguson Ritchie Verna Willemsen Conry Helen Chandler Coffin Susan Artmann
Samuel Ritchie Frank Di Paola Glennis Fiihr Kathleen Beary Baumbaugh
Daniel Sheedy Gary Dinsdale Nancy Miller Gray Steven Caligiuri
James Stiles* Lelia Lock Dvorak Gregory Harris Robert Clark
John Strother William Dvorak Mariann Cadwallader Harris Adora Hartman Davis
Marilyn Wilson Swim Jay Entner Dewayne Hogan Mary Schmitt Dickinson
Dorothy Finnegan Sharon Self Jones Michael Driscoll
Class of 1966 Patricia Garnett Roger LeBel John Jenkins
Mary Hensley Doty* Lawrence Gebhardt Reginald Martin Marilyn Millett Alvarez
Jim Drost Chris Liddycoat Thomas Palmer Randall Nichols
Roland Gehweiler Augustus Linke Thomas Pickard Jeffrey Parsons
Roger Gross John Patierno David Rogers Michael Roman
Mary Kopsieker* James Porter Gwendolyn Millett Senio Gordon Roth
Michael Lewis Philip Rhoads DeLores Rank Shuman James Vescovi
Anthony Perna David Ridgley Eugene Speacht
Martin Petersen Darrell Swim Carol Ceasar Thompson Class of 1977
Monika Pieper Avis Johnson Townsend Marilyn Veatch Van Arkel Sharon Allspach
Marianna Rains Rhea Robert Townsend Verne Van Breemen Michael Broerman
Jim Staats Peter Trowbridge Colette Kaisand Wilson Phillip Cronin
John Yonkman Lawrence Wilson Victoria Tillman Cronin
Frank Zimmermann Class of 1970 Frank Friers
Stanley Allspach Class of 1973 John Good
Class of 1967 Jane Gilmore Axmear Allen Artmann Joseph Laird
Larry Baldwin Joel Beane Jean Applegate Gilbert Kathleen Newell Rempe
Virginia Echelberry Biafore Roderick Bierstedt Greg Hafner Morlan Shuman
Steven Burton Richard Bye Maryln Randall Hicklin Stephen Tucker
Angela D’Andrea Barbara Baker Danielsen Loren Huber
Gary DuPaul James Deshefy Mark Kunze Class of 1978
Paul Esposito Ronda McKee Esposito Janet Wells LeBel Ross Cameron
Lynn Radtke Gates David French Karen Streigle Liebl Joseph Harris
Michael Grim Tommy Johnson Leslie Trout Maach James Hoeksema
Patricia Fox Holloway Claude Kennard Bruce Polen Clark Johnson
Gary Huber William Kimball Charles Reimer Keith Jones
Lafi Jafari H Dean Mattix Rick Rominger Sharon Linback March
Lynda Ott Main Robert Merrill Norman Smuck Lloyd Moore
Thomas Main Michael Milewski Stephen Volz Jack Phillips
Dale Malloy A Elaine Millett Wedeking Jan Welsh Robert Starkey
Gordon Moore Clark Wymore Wanda Stewart Swanberg
Alastair Muir Pamela Cash Wymore Class of 1974
Susan Morgan Sarver Virginia Gatch Zwicker Ward Bond Class of 1979
Virginia Woodward Smith Rae McLean Dickinson John Anderson
Dean Swiston Class of 1971 Paul Foster Curtis Brownlee
Diana Black Williamson James Arensen Stephen Geiss M Andrew Davidson
Larry Winn Kenneth Bierman Larry Heisler Donald Forti
Shirley Kapple Broerman Jayne Hollingsworth Love Brent Hughes
Class of 1968 Richard Brown Joel Love Rick Isolini
James Anderson Melanie Miller Coulter Judith McDonald Debra Latham Johnson
Fredric Bayer Russell Danielsen Don Rush James Kobus
Mable Cox Buerckley Donna Van Roekel DeGroot Steve Stigall Ralph Longus
John Dietzel Diane Devick Claudia Martin
James Duermeyer Sylvia Mills Graves Class of 1975 Richard Spencer
Edward Foster William Gray Bruce Baumbaugh Therese Walatka Speth
Dale Graves Crystal Carr James Benjamin Campbell Sandra Spencer Stenson
Julie Hubka Hartog Janyce Klyn Janice Clark James Watson
Carole Davis Huber James Lau Richard Dickinson
Dennis Palmer John McAfee Rhonna Fiihr Class of 1980
David Printy Janice Spurgeon Palmer Susan Fear Geiss James DiJohn
Marilyn Watson Schuler Thomas Preston Peggy Williams Grafke Richard Ginn
Richard Sierchio Loren Reed Irving Jones Melvin Gray
Marcia Nehre Street Richard Rowe A Michael Laird Rebecca Griffith Hughes
Linda Walker Wolf John Smith Roger Parlett Richard Kinseth
Leroy Van Roekel John Patik Brenda McGurk
Class of 1969 Melanie Klein Van Roekel Richard Pierson Eric Nichols
Myrna Merryman Bayer Linda Ridgley Marsha Kinseth Riordan
James Beatty Susan Beaman Sawyer Rusty SchroederRobert Schultze Patricia Eversen Rubin Patrick McGraw Jacob Spielbauer
Stacy Thomas Schultze Richard VanWeelden Karen Mosher Ashley Wagamon
Janice Sanders Ussery Irene Zhu Diane Ottosson Justin Wyatt
Class of 1981 Class of 1990 Class of 1998 Class of 2008
Brenda Beckwith Melanie Blunk Margaret Stuchel Henry Luke Colton
Dirk Conner Debra Bruxvoort Derrek Rufer Treana Anderson Drost
Lea Hendricks Davidson Denise Dial Courtney Ward Anthony Eveland
Jerry Johnston Alicia Forneris Mark Gronzalski
Carmen Guadalupe Martinez Eric Harter Class of 1999 Clint Peery
Jerry Rempe Mary Krafka Teresa Jacobs Dawson Laura Peery
Rick Sinnott Leesha McGee Jacob Pfeffer
Jeff Parlet Class of 2000 Kaytie Riley
Class of 1982 Debra Kline Smith Aaron Linke Derek Schultz
Roy Cogdell David Tucker Tiffany Rufer Michael Tomlinson
Andrew Davis Jason Van Wyk
Audrey Dunn Class of 1991 Class of 2001
Vahhon McCullers Justine Heffron Ryan Bhattacharyya Class of 2009
Anita Pedrick Meinert Donna Hoeksema Jamie Raney Christy Oaks Bellinger
Laurie Osen Spencer Cherlyn Hullinger Richard Sawyer Lanny Fields
Michael Westbrook Susan Knox Jason Shafer Chaz Olson
Raymond Whipple Eric Winner Kerra Strong
Class of 2002 Matthew Croonquist
Class of 1983 Class of 1992 Brandon Lenhart
James Dunn Debbie Bragg Barfield Jennifer Oregbesan Class of 2010
Sharon Peiffer Hammes Kathy Boyle Matthew Smith Forrest Baird-Wolfson
Jill Cline Harris Michael Caves Aimee Vigil Ky Boyle
Diane Hale Lastovka Jeffrey Gaddis Janna Carson Eveland
Sun Ju Wignall Poe Angella Durian Gambell Class of 2003 Brennan Gerst
Maria Ellis Westbrook Kendra Claypool Heaton Janet Hester Dolan Teresa Gaarder Graham
Tricia Nielsen Littlejohn William Utter Deborah Buffington Moore
Class of 1984 Kathleen Schelker Melissa Van Donselaar Nikolas Rule
Joe Herkelman Geraldine Van Gilst Heidi Fagen Scholes
Donny Lastovka Class of 2004 Bethany Storm
Marta Mattingley Class of 1993 Melissa Ming Cardwell Joel Stout
John Ottosson Karen Calta Marja Fletchall Deb VanEngelenhoven
Christoph Faller Vincent Hargrave
Class of 1985 Bret Harris Gail Lenhart Class of 2011
Michael Christner Jason Maeder Ruth Neubert Dianne Kennedy Burns
Robert Garlow Houston Norman Angela Allspach Pietig Amber Knoot Coffey
Bruce Peiffer Sandra Parker Christine Weingart Ray Nicholas Coffey
Michael Riordan Cynthia Van Zetten Stacey Scott Mark Doll
Kay Wilson Jeffrey Webb Erica Thompson Groom
Class of 2005 Ryan Groom
Class of 1986 Class of 1994 Brandon Albers Jonathan Haugen
Libert Caloia Michael Dursky W Paul Austad Clayton Norberg
Timothy Smith Connie Wright Eberline Philip Conover Kayla McMorran Sandquist
Vicki Dusenberry Hladik Cody Crumes Elizabeth Nobiling Sheeley
Class of 1987 Shannon McCreery Utterback Jackson Drost Breanne Underwood Woten
Karen Igyarto Bata Steven Kaster
Steven Bata Class of 1995 Melissa Marzen Martinez Class of 2012
James Berns Martha Gillespie Zach Strong Danielle Colton
Tedd Goldman Deborah Lang Morgan Fest
Rebecca Inman Miller Jon Mosher Class of 2006 Ashley Nieto Haugen
Ronald Reed Dana Hochstelter Oswald Jessica Albers Randal Keep
Karen Cubit Rouw Clint Ray Jacob McCrea
Randall Rubin Class of 1996 James Smith Robert Morris
Ron Wagner William Ballard Jodi Carson Steinlage Gloria Reed
Ginny Foster Blake Sandquist
Class of 1988 Andrew Lindenman Class of 2007 Cory Sheeley
Martha Bowker Gregory McMorran Aaron Allspach Brett Stewart
Timothy Boyle Brian Spielbauer Matthew Drost Jennifer Wilson
Charles Johnson Diane Stewart Andrew Fisher Sara Almanza Douglas
Mark VanWyk Brian Koehler
Class of 1989 Darrell Mackaig Class of 2013
Todd Bontrager Class of 1997 Christopher Pierson Bradley Blackman
Larry Fishback Cortney Hayes Joseph Reagan Geoffrey Dammann
Kevin Hladik John Henry Lorraine Sinnott Jill Fox Dursky 19
Jeffrey McNulty Victoria Peterson Laird Tyne Smith Sean GosewischEmery Songer Dakota Wilson Katelyn Crothers Dennis Simmons
Davis Spielbauer Taylan Ybarra Matthew Cuthbert Shelbie Williams
Kilie Anderson Steel Tiffany Duhon
Nicholas Steel Class of 2017 Helene Larsen Class of 2021
Sadie Rouse Rule MacKenzie Boyd Sofie Lund Jason Beebe
Stephanie Christner Kiera MacPherson Lauren Carlson
Class of 2014 Crystal Curry Deanna Peiffer Nadhelo Charles-Pierre
Hailey Brown Arianna Davis Jordan Postma Kianna Childers
Dylan Detweiler Miranda Keeler Bailey Rimes Dylan Comstock
Sara Douglas Van Parker Haley Smith Nashali Cruz
Danielle Fort Jonpaul Rios Haley Vampran Joseph Eads
Alex Knoot Sawyer Woodworth Elise Warne Cassandra Emnase
Vickie Reynolds Alexis Weatherspoon Katrina Estes
Class of 2018 Oscar Florez-Martinez
Class of 2015 Michael Conchie Class of 2020 Alexis Jensen
Sarah Clark Kionte Crocker Sophia Asa Cody Jones
Richard Corcoran Matthew Croonquist Taniah Ayap Ethan Kaiser
Emily Hinnah Renato Firmento Samuel Brophy Mckenzie Keane
Megan Dursky McGee Brooke Fletcher Tyshon Cannon Kaycee Kennedy
Joanna Provenzano Roland Damon Harrison Nathan Caves Madison Lantz
Samuel Tvedt Alyssa Kerry Zachary Chegwidden Shelby Mannes
Cheryl VanWeelden Frederik Lundsgaard Kyleigh Chevis Griffen Molenburg
Megan Rhoads Kiara Davis Sarah Perez
Class of 2016 Sebastian Rulis Brittney Evans Jaycee Purselley
Jerie Carson Despian Mark Schroeder Casi Gacusana Jacob Rios
Tyler Hafner Zachary Swink Alexis Guimaraes Ian Showers
Gayle Johnson Patrick Walsh Nesreen Iskandrani Saydee Smith
Dayna Sammons Brittany Weikel Caitlin Jamison Matthew Watford
Trevor Strong Adam Proctor
Clayton Temaat Class of 2019 Brianna Ridgway
Siarra Velasquez Jordan Carter Tommy Rios
Heritage Society Honor Roll of Donors
In 1982, the Heritage Society was established at William Penn University as a means to recognize and honor those individuals whose
vision and commitment have motivated them to include William Penn University in their estate plans. Through the years, hundreds of
alumni and friends have become members.
Alumni and friends extend their commitment and generosity to the university beyond their lifetimes and for generations to come. Their
participation helps position the university for the future by providing scholarships for students and strengthening our endowment.
We are deeply grateful for those members who in their life indicated to us their estate intent, we are humbled by those individuals who
have made estate plans for William Penn which we learn of upon their demise. We are blessed by all those who give or intend to give
beyond their lifetime.
Carl Adams Joseph Cully David & Janet Jones Zelma Letsch Scardina*
Michael Amodio Angela D’Andrea William Kimball Marilyn Schuler
James Anderson James Davis Mary Kopsieker* Marshall Smith
Joy Anderson Rita Davis W Seymour Lacy Trust* James Speas
Marcia Atkinson Steven Davis Cyril Lehnhardt* Jim Staats
Gayle Bates Donna DeGroot Sara Lovett John Staats
George Benson Estate* Denise Dial & Claude Harryman Ira Martel Betty Stanley
Barbara Beichley Mary Louise Doty* Frank & Katherine Martucci Robert Steele
Ryan Bhattacharyya Edward Foster Charles & Shirley McCracken Marcia Street
Sheri Blackburn Frances Anderson Trust* Roscoe Millett John Strother
Gordon & Carol Bowles Kent & Kenna Frazier Gordon & Lynn Moore Harry Taylor*
James Bruce* David French Stephen & Cynthia Muhl Joan Tjossem
Phillip Buckley Michael & Lynn Gates Alastair Muir Lawrence Tjossem
Mable Buerckley Gary* & Betty Harmsen Marvin & Phyllis Nehre Bertha Tvedt
Ted & Louise Burson Richard Hensley Randall Nichols Marvin Van Dusseldorp
Iola Cadwallader Eleanor Hoch Eric & Beth Otto Nina Whittlesey
Luis Casado Trust* David Hoeksema Martin Petersen Carla Wiedmier
Vera Casado Trust* Marvin* & Doris Hoeksema Ruth Ratcliff Donna Williams
Robert Caswell Andrew & Shirley Jansen Estate* Wayne & Marianna Rhea Judith Williams
Eugenio Chang-Rodriguez Howard & Blanche Johnson Trust* Michael & Marsha Riordan Patricia Wood
Robert Clark Margaret Johnson Markus Samii Eleanor Zelliot
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