Page 26 - Priorities #20 2002-October

Golden Jubilee Campaign Contributors
The Boards of Dirextors and Trustees and the Campaign Leadership Team gratefully acknowledge the support received as of June 30, 2002 for the Golden Jubilee Campaign. This report includes donations and the full amount of pledges. These commitments are acknowledged without reference to the specific projects or purposes for which they were made.
$1 million or more
Anonymous Parents and Grandparents (3)
E. Alvin and Suzanne Maas Ray and Meredith Rothrock
$500,000 - $999,999
Jeffrey and Mary Ann Hiller
$250,000 - $499,999
Carmen M. Christensen Trust
Terry and Dorothy Hayes
Robert and Connie Klein
Thomas Neff and Donna Wengert-Neff
Hank and Lisa Plain Alexander and Leslie Schilling
$100,000 - $249,999
John and Linda Andreini James and Loren Archer Eugene and Judith Flath Harvey and Barbara Jones John Kriewall and Betsy Haehl Rick and Amy Magnuson David and Virginia Taylor
The Guzik Foundation Robert and Charlene Ward
$50,000 - $99,999
Anonymous Parent
L. James Archer Trust
Tom and Fran Dempsey Andrew and Carol Duncan Albert and Susanne Ebneter Mark and Lindsay Farino William and Michelle Green Harold Harvey Estate
Robert and Carolan Hass Hewlett Packard Company Nichola and Craig Johnson Richard and Mary Lemuth Robert and Katherine Maxfield Art and Cindy Schultz Stephen Simons
Allan and Heidi Will
The Zaffaroni Foundation
$10,000 - $49,999
Patricia Adams
Daniel Alegria and Mary Hufty Wayne and Cynthia Davison I.B.M. Corporation
Stanley Kwong and Judy Koh Tim and Cathy Molak
Curtis Peterson and Lea Stublarec
Stanley and Megan Pierson
James and Maureen Sansbury Shell Oil Company Foundation Joseph Tabacco and Peggy Schmidt
Robert and Ramsey Waterman
Up to $10,000
Archbold Charitable Trust
David and Donna Arnold
The Ayco Charitable Foundation Douglas and Barbara Ayer
John and Linda Bader
Douglas and Marjorie Brent
Peter and Pamela Campagna
Sandro and Joan Centofanti
Alan and Elizabeth Cirino
Gerald and Nancy Dellheim
Stephen and LuAnn DeMartini Mark and Carolyn Dobervich Andrew and Patricia Haines
John and Anne Hannigan
Michelle and George Huertas
Judd and Mimi Iversen
Matthew Lincoln and Leanne George
Thomas and Sandra McCarthy
John and Nancy Newman
John and Janiece Bacon Oblak
Robert and Annie Simon
Charles Thieriot and Elizabeth Huntley
Housing Finale: Maas Family Commons Homes Have Names
Donors who provide major support to specific Campaign projects (such as the housing project or endowment fund) are givenanopportunitytoattachanametotheirgift. They may select their own names, their family name or the names of individualswhomtheywishtohonor. Donorswhowishtoremain anonymous at present may defer the naming of the project they funded to a future time.
Appropriate signage will identify the new seven residences
as the Maas Family Commons in honor of Al and Suzanne Maas. Three individual units will be carry names selected by Bob and ConnieKlein,RickandAmyMagnuson,andHankandLisaPlain. A fourth may eventually be named by an anonymous donor.
The unnamed units still present naming opportunities, even thoughtheyarealreadybuilt. TheCampaign’shousingproject drew upon contributions that were unrestricted, and donors willing to replenish those unrestricted funds by significantly underwriting a unit’s cost could select the name for that unit.
At the Priory, we take pride in the fact that "everybody knows yourname." Wearepleasedthat,forgenerationstocome, everyone will know the names of those whose kindness permitted the building of additional campus housing for faculty and staff.
— D. Ayer
Update
On-Campus Housing Project
Is Complete!
One Home Renovated
Two Three-Bedroom Homes Constructed Seven-Residence Maas Family Commons Under Construction
Next Goal: Performing Arts Center — $ 5.3 million and classrooms — $ 1.7 million