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January 2019

NEWSLETTER FOR ALUMNAE & Friends

Asso c iat e A lumnae o f Doug las s Co l l e ge - E s t ab l i s he d in 1922

A lu m n a e - c r ea t ed . A lu m n a e - l ed . A lu m n a e -dr i v en . A lu m n a e - suppor t ed .

We marked Fiscal Year 2017-2018, proudly heralding a year-long celebration of our milestone 95th anniversary of the founding of the Associate Alumnae. The year was bigger, better, bolder.

In this annual report issue we report on the strength and vitality of this great organization and share highlights from the year. Through the leadership and participation of our diverse alumnae at Associate Alumnae of Douglass College events and programs, we came together to celebrate and unite. These included signature events, AADC Regional Alumnae Connections Groups, Affinity Networks, the Women’s Life-long Learning Initiative and so many other initiatives that allow us to connect in countless ways.

Together we made an impact. We celebrated at the sold-out “Forward Together Gala: From Our Founding Into Our Future,” at the Heldrich Hotel in April. The gala was the culmination of our weekend-long 95th celebration, which began with our Evening to Honor

AADC Benefactors Dinner. AADC Alumnae Reunion 2018 followed, with the traditional AADC Vanguard Reunion Luncheon on Friday, featuring the Vanguard Class of 1968 for its grand 50th reunion. At Saturday’s Convocation, the Class of 1968, as well

as representatives of the classes ending in 3s and 8s, processed into Voorhees Chapel for the Milestone Classes Parade. AADC Alumnae Awards and the Reunion Class Gifts were presented. After Convocation, alumnae enjoyed our sold-out Champagne Jazz Brunch with live jazz, a dramatic performance and an afternoon of impactful activities, capped by the evening’s Forward Together Gala.

Our Women’s Life-long Learning Initiative suite of educational opportunities for alumnae at every stage of life is soaring. Its AADC Mabel’s Alumnae Mentoring Program participation doubled, as alumnae shared aspirations and wise mentoring. Our AADC Smart Talks component

Fiscal Year July 1, 2017 – June 30, 2018

Connections & EngagementStrengthening

Highlights From Our 95th Anniversary Year of Celebration

Continued on back cover

The Douglass Fund Trust was created and funded by the Associate Alumnae of Douglass College on April 15, 1969 for the exclusive benefit of Douglass College and her students. Over the past 49 years, this fund has grown from a modest initial gift of $1000 from the AADC to today’s $42,016,787 (as of June 30, 2018). Last year alone, the Trust provided a distribution of $1,248,592 to Douglass Residential College for student support and college priorities as defined by the Dean (see page 10 for a list of distributions provided to the College last year).

The mission of the Trust remains essentially the same today as when it was established in 1969, with some modifications. Among its provisions are:n The purpose of the Trust is to hold and administer assets that will be

used exclusively to provide financial support to Douglass Residential College.

n The Trustees of the Trust (the AADC President, Executive Director and another Board-appointed member) have the responsibility to manage and control the assets of the Trust. The annual distribution rate determines how much money will automatically be distributed from the Trust.

n A five-member Douglass Fund Committee includes the AADC President, the Dean of the College and three other appointees who are responsible for directing distributions from the Trust and monitoring how the funds have been allocated and used. The Dean determines how the money is to be spent, consistent with donors’ intentions and College priorities.

Over the last 49 years, the Douglass Fund Trust has grown significantly, thanks to numerous donations from living alumnae and friends; from bequests, memorial and honorary gifts from alumnae, families and friends; and from charitable gift annuities, insurance, trusts, IRAs and other deferred gifts. It has also grown through prudent investment practices, professional

fund management and oversight.Contributions to the Douglass Fund Trust have

been either restricted to a specific use, such as scholarships; or unrestricted, which means they can be used as best determined by the College for programs, activities and other purposes. The assets in the Trust are for the exclusive benefit of the College.

Until April 20, 2015, the AADC served as the primary fundraiser for the Douglass Fund Trust under the terms of a 2005 Memorandum of Understanding with Rutgers University and the Rutgers University Foundation. Under a new Agreement that was signed on July 20, 2016 among the AADC and the Rutgers parties, the AADC may no longer solicit contributions for the Douglass Fund or for DRC. The responsibility for raising money for Douglass Residential College has transitioned to the Rutgers University Foundation and the development team responsible for DRC.

The AADC retains responsibility for the prudent stewardship of the Douglass Fund Trust through investment and administrative support as deemed necessary by the Douglass Fund Trustees under the Declaration of Trust. In addition to investment management, these responsibilities include transaction processing, record-keeping and financial reporting functions, as well as other staff support.

In addition to the Douglass Fund Trust, the AADC stewards various smaller funds for the benefit of Douglass. Distributions from these funds also contribute financial support to Douglass and her students, as shown on Page 10.

For more detailed information about the Agreement, please refer to the AADC website at http://www.douglassalumnae.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/Signed-Agreement-Between-AADC-and-Rutgers-Parties-Pages-1-to-22.pdf.

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AADC Strategic Planning Update

What is the Douglass Fund

Trust?

AADC Board Members Karen Lynch ’79 and Beth Middleton Rizzotti ’89 were recently appointed chair and co-chair, respectively, of the AADC Strategic Planning Initiative. “We would like to thank former chair Kathi Love ’75 for her inspiring leadership,” said Karen and Beth. “Strategic Planning is essential to engaging alumnae and moving our organization forward together,” says Karen, who also serves as AADC Alumnae Engagement Chair. Beth brings many skills as AADC Annual Appeal Chair. “We want to take a deep dive into the current plan initiatives to make sure we stay on track with critical pieces,” says Beth. They provide the following sub-committee updates:

Marketing and Communications – Tina B. Gordon ’72, with staff support from Anne Marie Russo. The goal is to brand the AADC in all our communications and marketing materials consistently under the “Forward Together, Better Together” banner. The team is especially interested in expanding its social media presence and invites new members with expertise in LinkedIn to join. The team is also expanding the use of technology to connect alumnae near and far. This team has successfully completed the project of bringing videoconferencing to the

AADC, which allows us to connect virtually with alumnae everywhere.

Increase Participation outside the Tri-State area – Sharon Gant Yorlano ’79, with staff support from Valerie Hughes Zieniuk ’05. The Regional Connection Groups have been very active. North and Central New Jersey, New York City, North Carolina and Washington, DC, each held successful events. New groups are being formed in Boston and Dallas. Quarterly conference calls with group chairs help planning, no matter where alumnae may live.

Alumnae Benefits – Lynn Bershak Koblin ’78, with staff support from Eileen Cotter. The team is tasked with developing and enhancing benefits and services to active and regular members. Key focus areas this year have been defining what’s most important to members, what added value may be offered to active members, syncing ideas with marketing, donor relations and our system capabilities. All of this

is work in progress intended to lead the team to a greater understanding of what is important to our alumnae in giving and being engaged with the AADC.

Data Team – Janice Ballou ’66 and Judy D. Shapiro ’67, with staff support from Susan Sturgill. This team continues to explore how the AADC can more effectively use its database and technology to maximize its mission. Understanding the needs of the organization and its constituency has been the primary focus. Through active investigation of platforms, the team continues to pursue data solutions to enhance alumnae connection and engagement.

Women’s Life-long Learning Initiative – Under this initiative, the AADC Smart Talks were launched. Co-chairs Karen McLane Torian ’73, Denise K. Busby ’76 and Amanda Hugelmeyer ’04 helped bring us well-received talks about genealogy and managing college debt. Both were held at the Ruth Schilling Hennessy Alumnae Center, broadcast via Facebook Live and archived on our Youtube Channel.

Volunteers for Teams Welcome – Nothing happens without the commitment and talents of alumnae volunteers working alongside AADC staff, so please get involved today.

Get involved as we moveForward Together,Better Together.

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Information filed with the Attorney General concerning this charitable solicitation and the percentage of contributions received by the charity during the last reporting period that were dedicated to the charitable purpose may be obtained from the Attorney General of the state of New Jersey by calling 973-504-6215 and is available on the internet at http://www.state.nj.us/lps/ca/charfrm.htm. Registration with the Attorney General does not imply endorsement. The official registration and financial information of the Associate Alumnae of Douglass College may be obtained from the Pennsylvania Department of State by calling toll free, within Pennsylvania, 1 (800) 732-0999. Registration does not imply endorsement.

Message froM the associate aluMnae of Douglass college executive Director valerie l. anDerson ’81, MBa

Rising,Still

At the Associate Alumnae of Douglass College, we are moving forward with our transformative mission to focus on serving the needs and interests of our diverse alumnae and position our organization for a strong future. I am so proud of the progress we have made moving Forward Together, Better Together.

Our change and transformation has propelled us in a new direction, with new purpose, new meaning, new commitment and new connections.

As we share our annual report for the fiscal year 2017-2018 and reflect upon our new journey, we are ever-prepared to embrace and welcome innovative opportunities. We are exploring new ways to connect, engage and advance our great mission. All of this is possible because of the strength of our alumnae leaders and volunteers like you, who are partners and

ambassadors for the AADC.You are making the difference. Your stories,

your successes, your unwavering support and your commitment to preserve and insure the future legacy of YOUR alumnae association continues to inspire us all to keep striving and thriving. We will cherish traditions and we will create new traditions that represent our vibrant alumnae community.

The core of what we do as an alumnae-created, alumnae-led, alumnae-driven and alumnae-supported organization is build relationships and provide opportunities for meaningful connections. The AADC exists to serve you and carry out our great mission. Take advantage of all that the AADC offers to alumnae. Come to events, participate in our life-enriching programs or get involved on a committee.

Opportunities exist whether you live near or far. I guarantee by getting involved you will have fun, meet new friends, and engage in life-long learning.

Thank you for being such a vibrant and vital part of our sisterhood.

As we look forward, it is with gratitude and thanks for the support of alumnae and

friends as we unite and walk our new path together.

Mission: The AADC is an independent 501(c)(3) organization. The AADC develops and promotes connections among Douglass alumnae by providing programs, services, networks and life-long learning opportunities that represent the interests and needs of our diverse

alumnae. The AADC provides prudent stewardship of the Douglass Fund and other endowed funds held by the AADC for the benefit of Douglass; distributions from these funds contribute financial support to Douglass and her students.

Last year’s highlights include the very successful 2017 Victoria Dabrowski Schmidt ‘42 Workplace and Professional Development Symposium. Pictured at the Symposium, from left: Jeanne M. Fox ‘75, Tina B. Gordon ‘72, benefactor Victoria Dabrowski Schmidt ‘42, AADC Executive Director Valerie L. Anderson ‘81, current AADC President Lisa Mizrahi Kaado ‘03.

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AADC Board of DirectorsValerie Anderson ’81, MBA

Executive DirectorLisa Mizrahi Kaado ’03

PresidentHelen Galt ’69

Vice President for AdministrationCarol Hansmann Hamlin ’61

Vice President for DevelopmentDr. Debra Lynch ’79

Vice President for Alumnae RelationsTina B. Gordon ’72

Vice President for Marketing & Communications

Jennifer C. Bender ’93Treasurer

Jewel Thompson Chin ’73Secretary

Elizabeth Middleton Rizzotti ’89AADC Annual Appeal Chair

Karen Lynch ’79Alumnae Engagement Chair

MembersDolores Ijames Bryant ’84

Denise K. Busby ’76Alanna Chan ’04

Jeanne M. Fox ‘75Amanda Hugelmeyer ’04

Lauren Nathan-LaRusso ’03

Dianne Mills McKay ’69Yesenia M. Perez ’12

Evangelia Repousis ’00 Heather E. Tedesco ’12

Karen McLane Torian ’73

AADC StaffEileen M. Cotter

Cathleen FitzgeraldNatalie Harrington ’87Lizethe Martinez ’13Egypt Pringley ‘16Anne Marie Russo

Susan SturgillValerie Hughes Zieniuk ‘05Design: Patricia Downes,

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D ONORS 2017-2018 A N N U A L R E P O R T I S S U E

Mabel Smith DouglassL e a d e r s h i p C i r c l e

The Mabel Smith Douglass Leadership Circle recognizes the Associate Alumnae of Douglass College’s most loyal and committed supporters. Members firmly believe in the AADC’s core values and support the AADC’s Annual Appeal, which provides us the flexibility to seize unique opportunities which empower and strengthen our sisterhood, to direct funds to alumnae programs and initiatives that

are of the greatest priority, and to support the general administration which allows us to be a best-in-class alumnae organization.

Elizabeth Rodman Voorhees SocietyGifts of $25,000+

A founding benefactor of the College, Mrs. Voorhees also bequeathed her estate for the

purpose of constructing and endowing a Chapel and left specific instructions that the building include a fireplace and staircase for use in the

annual Yule Log ceremony.

Neilson Family SocietyGifts of $10,000 - $24,999

Three generations of the Neilson Family served as benefactors; James Neilson was a notable

benefactor and member of the Board of Managers when alma mater was founded. Mr. Neilson donated much of the land on which Douglass

Campus is located.

Loree SocietyGifts of $5,000 - $9,999

Leonor F. Loree, a Rutgers University trustee, funded the construction of an Athletic Field on the Douglass Campus, and was asked to name

the field. He called the field “Antilles” in memory of the first American transport to be sunk in

World War I.

Cooper SocietyGifts of $1,000 - $4,999

Mr. and Mrs. Drury Cooper owned a home directly across the street from College Hall during alma mater’s first year of operation. In 1919,

the couple gifted the house to the College and Cooper Hall became the College’s second building.

Jameson Young Alumnae SocietyGifts of $300 - $999 (Class Years 2008-2018)

A large part of the land for the Jameson Campus was acquired for the College through the generosity of a member of the Rutgers University Board of Trustees, Edwin C. Jameson. To honor Mr. Jameson’s wife, it

was named the Mary Gardner Jameson Campus.

The AADC’s alumnae initiatives and programs would not be possible without the generous support of alumnae and friends. Each donor is important to the AADC’s continued excellence, and we applaud every contributor in each category. We especially thank the members of the Mabel Smith Douglass Leadership Circle, who are among our most loyal and committed supporters. Names of donors who have

contributed $300 or more between July 1, 2017 and June 30, 2018 are listed below. All gifts to the AADC Annual Appeal and gifts to the AADC in the form of bequests, charitable gift annuities, and other planned and major gifts are included.

We sincerely thank you for your continued involvement and support of the AADC.

Elizabeth RodmanVoorhees Society

($25,000 or more)Patricia Kurtz Ameling ‘58

Gertrude M. Clarke ‘54Juliette Mittendorf Hill ‘42*^

Marion Allen Keller ‘49*^E. Marjorie Kramer ‘40*^

Blanche and Irving Laurie Foundation Judith Davidson Schleimer ‘65*^

Mary Elizabeth Moore Shannon ‘43*^Grace Winterling Signaigo ‘43*^

Barbara M. Smith ‘46*^Jeanette Whitner Woodruff ‘41*^

Neilson Family Society($10,000-$24,999)

Joyce Kovatch Albers-Schonberg ‘65* and Georg Albers-SchonbergIsabel Goll Drzewiecki ‘61

Helen ‘69 and James Christy GaltDeborah Hoskins

New Jersey State Federation of Women’s Clubs Carole Sampson-Landers ‘69, M.D.

Debra Lynch ‘79, Paul Spychala RU ‘79, and the Anne Spychala Family Charitable Foundation

Marilyn Marolda Steiner ‘65 Millie E. Williams ‘81

Loree Society($5,000-$9,999)Barbara Little Britt ‘65Lillian Zeisel Cohen ‘59

Susan Kinsley Darien ‘64 and Steven M. Darien Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Tina B. Gordon ‘72Carol Hansmann Hamlin ‘61 and C. Judson Hamlin

Sheila Kelly Hampton ‘70Alice B. Herman ‘70 and Arthur Rubinstein

Linda Baker Hossenlopp ‘65 and George Hossenlopp Olive Huguenin Klein ‘68

Kathleen Whitehead Ludwig ‘75 Janet L. Pegg ‘78

Maureen Phillips-Houser ‘89Victoria Dabrowski Schmidt ‘42

Jacqueline Schwartz ‘58*^Judith D. Shapiro ‘67

Maureen E. Strazdon ‘70 Kathleen C. Taylor ‘64Tacy Cook Telego ‘68

Rosemarie T. Truglio ‘83 and Steven D. Brown

Cooper Society($1,000-$4,999)Bertha Lee Aiken ‘81

American Endowment Foundation Valerie L. Anderson ‘81

Lillian Kunz Anderson ‘53AT&T United Way Employee Giving Campaign

Ayco Charitable Foundation Kathleen Erbe Berenbroick ‘65 and

Robert Berenbroick

^indicates bequest gift *indicates deceased

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Marjory Lockie Bradshaw ‘57Maddie Brooks

Dorothy Heilman Budd ‘48*^Anne Staples Burden ‘59Barbara Ann Busch ‘62

Cornelia Ursillo Calderone ‘70Mary Ellen Searson Caldwell ‘77

Stephanie Cayne-Meiskin ‘89Cindy H. Chan ‘91

Rose Musumeci Cipriano ‘49Phyllis Mevoglioni Colin ‘53 and

Robert P. Colin RC ‘52Amy S. Cornell ‘89

Eileen M. Cotter and William C. CotterFlora Buchbinder Cowen ‘59

Eleanor Meer Dallal ‘62Patricia Ann Deignan ‘83

Christine Devereaux*Beatrice Di Francesco ‘55

Mary Kelleher DiMartino ‘85Janice Donelon Ballou ‘66

Sara E. Douglass ‘72Elizabeth Mathis Duke ‘58

Julie Kour Eisdorfer ‘77Linda Caldwell Epps ‘73

Gloria Ortenberg Farber ‘57Marianne A. Ficarra ‘88Marian Shapiro Filan ‘80

Michael and Marcia Finnerty Sharon A. Fordham ‘75

Jeanne M. Fox ‘75, Esq. and Stephan DeMicco

Laura Hawley Fuhro ‘68Janice Irene Garbosky ‘68

Irene Dale Goldfarb ‘50Susan L. Goldfine ‘63

Margaret Dawson Gross ‘57Radine Fernandez Hamilton ‘68

M. Wilma Harris ‘66Mary S. Hartman and

Edwin M. Hartman Ruth Elsaesser Hawkins ‘44

Peggy Freer Hayward ‘61Mary Shelly Henry ‘70

Gertrude M. Higgins ‘31*^Nancy Punchatz Hines ‘61Nancy Bell Hohnstine ‘67

Ellen Shopowich Horowitz ‘75Marvine Howe ‘50

Sonya Stein Hulbert ‘50Margaret Blakeslee Hutchinson ‘64

and Travis G. Hutchinson Linda Mines Jerrow ‘63Jewish Communal Fund

Nadine Galli Juestrich ‘58Sharon Matlofsky Karmazin ‘67

Elaine Keane ‘70Sheridan Quarless Kingsberry ‘79 and

Stephen KingsberryHarriet Farber Klein ‘70

Ruth Goldfarb Koizim ‘73

Jaynee LaVecchia ‘76Marsha Isack Lester ‘76Marsha Lichtenstein ‘70

Electra Bakeris Limbardo ‘62Virginia Charnosky Loch ‘51

Kathleen D. Love ‘75 and Glenn BellLPL Financial Services Mary Borghi Luther ‘65

Karen Lynch ‘79Janet May Malcolm ‘45

Marian Adele Matticole ‘38*^Natalie Salzberg Mauskopf ‘66

Dianne Mills McKay ‘69 and Thomas McKay III

Virginia Ann Meade ‘65Katherine E. Milan ‘75

Rosemary Brady Monagan ‘46Valerie Zimmer Montgomery ‘61

Marjorie W. Munson Carol Thomas Nied ‘64 and Thomas

NiedLinda Marie Pace ‘84Sandy E. Parker ‘75

Nancy Yusko Peters ‘69 and Guilford B. Peters, Jr.

Anne Picciano ‘83Bettyann Sinnigen Plishker ‘61

Sharon J. Postel ‘69Carolyn Anne Previty ‘89Margaret M. Pryor ‘64

Dana Ann Setola Rappe ‘79Melinda Raso-Kirstein ‘77 and

Philip Kirstein Elizabeth Middleton Rizzotti ‘89Maria and Antonino Scarcella Susan Kauder Schwirck ‘71

Michele Ann Senko ‘73Judith E. Shapiro ‘65

Sandra L. Simpson ‘78Kathleen Skero ‘74

Carolyn Reim Smith ‘62Brenda A. Snyder ‘73

Jeff and Kristi Spychala Mary Ann Fishbough Stangil ‘64

Helen Strang Stapley ‘50Julie Stern-Delfiner ‘89

Bonnie Peterson Strauss ‘63Susan S. Sturgill

Summit Area Public Foundation Barbara Anne Sutphin ‘51Elizabeth A. Szancer ‘72

The Prudential Foundation TIAA Charitable, Inc.

Karen McLane Torian ‘73

Prof. Stephanie Tristram-Nagle ‘70Sharon Burton Turner ‘71UBS Financial Services

United Way of Bergen County Vanguard Charitable Endowment

Program Verizon Foundation

June Rosener Wessel ‘53M. Elizabeth Westermaier ‘63Emma Burch Williams ‘45*^

Withum Smith + Brown Sharon Gant Yorlano ‘79Barbara Light Zelnik ‘51

Jameson Young Alumnae Society($300-$1,000 – First 10

years post-graduation)Margaret Pazera Cooke ‘14

Heather E. Tedesco ‘12

Donors $500-$999Midori Aogaichi ‘71

Dorothy Jessee Bachman ‘49Thelma Hornbaker Baechtold ‘59Xenia Pimonov Balabkins ‘68 and

Joseph BalabkinsElizabeth Beasley ‘76

Jennifer C. Bender ‘93 and Stephen C. Jansen

Patricia M. Black ‘81Elizabeth Trocolli Boris ‘64Sara Bowers Brescher ‘63Clare Smith Broadbent ‘50

Patricia Caldwell-Wilson ‘71Mary Zimmerman Chyb ‘71Patricia Luna Collard ‘64 and

Charles E. Collard Alice Le Borgne Corven ‘54Margaret P. Cunningham ‘85

Rita Cupingood ‘69Anne B. Curtis ‘75

Margaret L. Cushing ‘57Helen Thode Dauster ‘48Carol Witte De Long ‘52

Antonette DeFerro Barbara H. Dildine ‘71Margaret Dolan ‘78

Marjorie Santoro Donnelly ‘76Lois Brown Ennis ‘57

Marcia Solkoff Eskin ‘70Jean Mc Nierney Fantini ‘49

Deborah F. Fernhoff ‘68Juanita P. Fieseler ‘56

Brenda Sherman Freitag ‘72Gay Coburn Gale ‘68

Diane Alberti Gallo ‘67Glenmede Trust Company Linda Marie Goldstein ‘86Marion Klein Goodyear ‘48

Madeline Takash Grabowski ‘67Vivian Garfing Greenberg ‘53Doris Withers Greendyke ‘52

Lois J. Gregory ‘69Esther Elizabeth Guerin ‘53

Carolyn E. Gutbrod ‘74Cecelia E. Haney ‘92

Lynne Whitford Hansen ‘52Ingrid Hansen ‘70

Karen F. Hansen ‘65Barbara Melino Harris ‘68

Helen F. Hatala ‘54Gail Phillips Houlihan ‘58

Joan Simonson Howe ‘51Dolores Ijames Bryant ‘84

Betty Reeve Inglis ‘48Gretchen Wittenborn Johnson ‘63

Sabah Kalyoussef ‘01Anthony Kestler

Jennifer L. Kirkland ‘98Barbara Paulsen Kraushaar ‘55

2017-2018 Cooper Society Donors continued from page 4

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“I support the AADC because of the programs, services and opportunities for special friendships it

has provided for me – since my graduation in 1961.”

~ Carol Hansmann Hamlin ‘61

“I’m happy to be a part of such a great group ofwomen. Go AADC!”

~ Tynisha Coleman ‘08


^indicates bequest gift *indicates deceased2017-2018 $500-$999 Donors continued from page 5

Sharon Perlman Krefetz ‘67Sheila Levin Kremer ‘63

Miriam Walsh Lampen ‘82Louisa Hofstetter Lavelle ‘50

Maurice DuPont Lee, Jr., Ph.D. Anita Weishaupl Leighton ‘66

Martha F. Leonard ‘36*^Renee S. Lerche ‘68Kristin R. Long ‘78

Rose Marie Macaluso ‘72Gretchen Ehrmann Maclachlan ‘58

Susan S. Martin ‘68Joanne Testa Masingill ‘68

Paula Ross McClure ‘58Diane F. Menditto ‘70Sylvia Lundy Miller ‘68

Marcia Gaydos Miner ‘68Carole Badolato Moore ‘68Gilda M. Morales ‘96 and

Marc MoralesMarcia Roche Murday ‘61

Judith Sara Musicant ‘70, Esq.Mary-Elizabeth Neary ‘71

New Jersey Employees Charitable Campaign

Naomi Fuchs Nierenberg ‘58Linda Eulhardt Nixon ‘63 and

George E. Nixon IIIJennifer L. O’Neill ‘95

Jill Marie Obertubbesing ‘76Patricia Doyle Oliver ‘56Portia Yorlano Orton ‘61Valerie Smith Paul ‘73

Vaira I. Pelekis-Christopher ‘58Lois E. Poule

Elizabeth Post Ragotzkie ‘50Susan Elizabeth Reale ‘03 and

Andrew Reale Hannegret C. Riewe ‘74Sylvia Barkan Rimm ‘57Carolyn Kelly Ruschp ‘68

Carol McClure Sanzalone ‘69Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving

Suzanne B. Skidmore ‘63Charlene Brown Smith ‘73

Doris A. Smith ‘56Diane R. Staves ‘74Lyn Geller Stein ‘68

Jo Ann C. Stevenson ‘64Patricia Roemer Stewart ‘60

Beverly Domako Taht ‘60Judith Tannenbaum ‘66

Annlinnea Lindgren Terranova ‘71The Community Foundation for

Greater New Haven Jewel V. Thompson-Chin ‘73

Barbara L. Tischler ‘71Stephen J. Tobia

Elizabeth Latshaw Trundle ‘68United Way of Greater Rochester

Gail M. Walker ‘73

Audrey Walker Warfield ‘42Bernice Burke Watson ‘56

Hilary A. Wilder ‘78Marjean McConnell Willett ‘45*

Ladeana Gaskill Young ‘62

Donors $300 - $499Irene Kaplan Amarel ‘56Mary Coles Arena ‘58

Ruth Howell Armstead ‘74Janice Babula ‘71

Carol Davis Bacchetti ‘57Tracey A. Ballard ‘88

Ellin Fennessy Barker ‘53Mary Grace Bennett ‘73

Janet Kennedy Blair ‘46Catherine M. Bodnar ‘78

Margery Irwin Boilesen ‘61Barbara Mitchell Brock ‘59Jeanine Michele Brooks ‘78

Paula Syby Buchak ‘59Dorli Burge ‘70

G. Sandra Byer-Lubin ‘76Susan Mansfield Byrne ‘72Linda Gallone Callahan ‘80Carol Gordon Carlson ‘68

Sarah Bates Clark ‘71Nancy Bardo Cobb ‘75

Mary Cullinane Cofone ‘80Joan Steiner Colasante ‘53Loretta Traub Congress ‘58

Sheila Cooper ‘89Deborah J. Crouch ‘94

Ann Ella Darby ‘77Betty Davis ‘66

Denise M. Davis ‘79Georgette Beyersdorfer Denlinger ‘52

Elizabeth O’Connor Doering ‘54

Carol Nemecek Dunlop ‘62Inez Phillips Durham ‘57

Educational Testing Service Beverly Hahn Elsner ‘47

Carolyn Seaman Emerson ‘63Alice Jackson Etienne ‘72

Evelyn Meyer Fales ‘68Jane Caldwallander Fletcher ‘47

Ruth Eisemann Fost ‘60Susan T. Fulwiler ‘88

Arlene Lois Gardner ‘72Jeanne Kelly Gibson ‘68

Ann Eisenstadt Ginsberg ‘60Donna Koyen Gragnolati ‘78

Lenora Miller Green ‘78Brenda Soskin Gregory ‘53

Nancy V. Gulick ‘72Kelly Ann Harris ‘97

Henry J Kaiser Family Foundation Jacqueline L. Hilsky ‘88Deborah W. Hipkins ‘73

Mary Ann Parson Hunter ‘65Geraldine Fogg Hurff ‘58

Sharon Abrams Hurwich ‘74Rachel Ingber ‘83

Francia Ehrlich Isakoff ‘63Diane Weber Kellers ‘59

Amy B. Kertesz ‘01Lois Ann Fink Kirby ‘50

Jeanne Schmidt Kollmer ‘72Linda Lewendon Kovach ‘66Judith Brokaw Kulczycki ‘66

Janet Kunze-Kirk ‘78Andrea Trambert Leff ‘79

Rosemarie DiMarino LeRoy Rebecca J. Lifchus-Ascher ‘97

Beverly E. Liftman ‘73Deborah Milton Lindner ‘60

Roseanne C. Lorenc ‘70

Irene M. Lovas ‘67Ellen Manassee ‘56

Anastasia Celia Mantia ‘50Patricia Smith Marks ‘65Ruth Fuerth Maron ‘62

Gwendolyn Taylor Marshall ‘76Bernadette M. Martin ‘83

Joanne McGrath ‘69Barbara A. Mitchell ‘61

Karin Rasmussen Mitchell ‘77Lisa Mizrahi Kaado ‘03

J. Langford Reiniger Montgomery ‘60Jacqueline Y. Montgomery ‘73

Elizabeth S. Muller ‘65MaryBeth Musumeci ‘96

Mutual of America Lauren M. Nathan-LaRusso ‘03

Evelyn Hunt Ogden ‘64Reiko Fukuyama Ohye ‘56

George Oliger Anna W. Ott ‘72

Millicent Lott Palmer ‘53Shirley See-Nay Pang ‘71

Victoria Sonshine Pasher ‘90Irene Figarotta Pearse ‘59

Robin L. Persky ‘97Meridy B. Pockell ‘71Dr. Eileen L. Poiani ‘65

Janet Gromadski Puente ‘75Winifred V. Quinn ‘86, Ph.D.

Janice Disario Ralph ‘61Jacqueline Yvonne Reese ‘86

Anna Haas Reiher ‘48Carla Imbriglio Reustle ‘83

Deborah Ritter ‘74Emily Sanders ‘47

Carol Prentice Savage ‘74Gloria Grush Schlaepfer ‘54Joan Canezzuto Selbo ‘70Helen Messeka Siry ‘52

Susan M. Skelly ‘77, Ph.D.Katherine Bohi Smith ‘56

Sherry Weissberg Spiezle ‘58Elaine Johnson Sprower ‘59

Barbara Castellana Stasiak ‘68Marie Bryan Steen ‘58

Marjorie E. Headley Steinberg ‘57Dorothy Lawrence Stephens ‘46

Sarah Lord Stillwell ‘65Judith C. Stubbs ‘70Cheryl D. Thorp ‘76Janet L. Tice ‘90

Frances Schantz Trott ‘60Ann Naoko Tsubota ‘67

Anna L. Konschak Van Gilder ‘67Victoria Mueller Van Wert ‘50Ruth Rasmussen Walker ‘61

Joy Clason Ward ‘53Kathleen F. Zalenski ‘71

Patricia Ponton Zimmermann ‘61

“I love connecting and supporting my sister Douglass alumnae.”

~ Tracy Ng ‘15

“I am excited to supportthe AADC due to its long-standing commitment tothe issues important toall alumnae.”

~ Carole Sampson-Landers ‘69


The Ivy Society of theAssociate Alumnae of Douglass College

Ivy is the traditional symbol for alumnae. The Ivy Society recognizes those who have thoughtfully included a gift in their financial and estate plans. The AADC gratefully recognizes their commitment and generosity.

Lynne Agress, Ph.D. ‘63Barbara Albu-Lehman ‘72Patricia Kurtz Ameling ‘58Lillian Kunz Anderson ‘53

Marsha Kobre Anderson, Ph.D. ‘69Rosemary Honecker Anderson ‘51

Sylvia S. Appel ‘56Meg Schoen Armstrong ‘64

Rachel McKenna Aumack ‘92Catherine Rettger Azzone ‘72

Latasha D. Baker ‘96Xenia Pimonov Balabkins ‘68

Ellin Fennessy Barker ‘53Susan Anne Basow ‘68Eleanora Clark Bell ‘69

Judith Dolin Bentkover ‘70Diane S. Berger ‘68

Merrie Bergmann ‘72Edith Oser Berl ‘52

Lucille A. Bielawski ‘74Janet Kennedy Blair ‘46

Frances Montauk Blum ‘51Constance M. Boorer ‘43

Leslie Wolff Borak ‘75Harold Borkan

Martha Reed Boughner ‘71Myrna Iris Brauer, Esq. ‘63

Louise Bolanz Breitfeller ‘49Sally Brown ‘49

Ruth Ann Shea Burns ‘67Barbara Ann Busch ‘62

Evangeline Caliandro ‘52Gina Calogero, Esq. ‘75

Patricia A. Carty ‘64Janet Kapsol Cashion ‘70

Dr. Stephanie Cayne Meiskin ‘89Andrea Compasso Cerini ‘89Ellen Gutman Chenaux ‘67Janet Feist Churchill ‘53

Mary Ellen Clark ‘77Mary Gelsinon Clark ‘54Sarah Bates Clark ‘71Gertrude M. Clarke ‘54

Amy Cohen CorwinEthel Sweeten Combs ‘49

Ann Condon ‘57Sheila Cooper ‘89

Susan Van Allen Costas ‘73Donna C. Coulson ‘77

Helen Thode Dauster ‘48Margaret Mc Leod Davis ‘40

Denise M. Davis ‘79Carol Witte De Long ‘52Judith Ellert Dennis ‘62

Mary Kelleher DiMartino ‘85Isabel Goll Drzewiecki ‘61

Alice Vervlied Dymerski ‘56Jane E. Ehrgott ‘75

Edith Freundlich Eichenbaum ‘54Julie Kour Eisdorfer ‘77Lois Brown Ennis ‘57Suzanne E. Estler ‘66

Ruth A. Farb ‘60Toby Shatzoff Feinberg ‘69

Marianne A. Ficarra ‘88Dorothy Maslin Field ‘46

Juanita P. Fieseler ‘56Alice J. Fisher ‘46

Jane Dooley Forder ‘80Jeanne M. Fox ‘75 , Esq.Nancy Shira Frankel ‘86

Ann Marie Wistrup French ‘45Charlotte Ponton Frey ‘56

Dorothy Rigby Gallaher ‘49Diane Alberti Gallo ‘67

Nancy Herman Gare ‘79Jeanne Kelly Gibson ‘68

Lucille Miller Goff ‘42Irene Dale Goldfarb ‘50 and

Samuel Goldfarb Linda Marie Goldstein ‘86Marion Klein Goodyear ‘48

Madeline Takash Grabowski ‘67Marcia Kurzweil Gross ‘67

Carol Hansmann Hamlin ‘61Donna Richardson Hanft ‘79

Karen F. Hansen ‘65Mary Mitchell Heilman ‘44

Shirley Lynn Henke ‘48Rolanne Henry, Esq. ‘64

Alice B. Herman ‘70Elizabeth Jackson Holland-George ‘56

Dolores Bernas Hook ‘51Gail Phillips Houlihan ‘58

Sharon Abrams Hurwich ‘74Elaine Haselkorn Jacob ‘55

Arlene Jacobs ‘69Jo-Ann Fixmer Janus ‘65

Catherine Kowalsky Johnson ‘61Bernice R. Jones ‘53

Dr. Roberta Shulman Kanarick ‘64Jeanne Hann

Kavanaugh ‘53Virginia Shrope

Kelcec ‘45Linda Marshall

Knorr ‘66

Janet Cottrell Korach ‘70Ruth Silverstein

Kram ‘50Barbara Paulsen Kraushaar ‘55

Judith J. Krongel ‘60Janet Kunze-Kirk ‘78

Phyllis Davidson Lavitt ‘45Professor Solomon and Elvera Grutter

Leader ‘53Diane LeBow ‘61

Robyn Bellek Lee ‘73Ellen Correl Lehner ‘51

Susan L. Lennox, Esq. ‘70Renee S. Lerche ‘68

Carol Gould Lerner ‘50Shirley Atchison Liakos ‘75

Rosemary Bodo Linowski ‘71Elizabeth Legge Livingston ‘69

Virginia Charnosky Loch ‘51Kristin R. Long ‘78

Carol O’Neill Malehorn ‘53Susan Gordon Marchand ‘61

Sharon L. Martin ‘83Helen Gorby McCahill ‘55

Marion Kuebler Mench ‘61Janet Pearsall Miller ‘43Barbara A. Mitchell ‘61

Rosemary Brady Monagan ‘46Theresa Carver Moore ‘70

Mary Lohr Morgan ‘64Joan Maurine Moss ‘65

Mary-Elizabeth Neary ‘71Marcia Nehemiah ‘74

Linda Eulhardt Nixon ‘63Zoe Lehmann Nonemaker ‘57

Rita A. Novitt ‘42Ruth Kirby Obeid ‘50Leslie O’Keefe ‘72

Patricia Doyle Oliver ‘56Carol Wallace Orr ‘66

Sandy Parker ‘75Nancy Yusko Peters ‘69

Doris Holler Petit ‘42Ruth-Alice Cunningham Potts ‘48

Lillian Menges Pubols ‘61Annette Epstein Radick ‘65

Maggie Price Riesz ‘52

Ruth Ehrmann Rolins ‘52

Susan Browne Rosenberg ‘79Virginia Carollo

Rubin ‘65

Jeannee P. Sacken ‘75Judith F. Salomon ‘62

Carole Sampson-Landers, ‘69, M.D.Emily Sanders ‘47

Carol Prentice Savage ‘74Charel Young Schaub ‘53Katherine A. Schick ‘38

Gloria Grush Schlaepfer ‘54Victoria Dabrowski Schmidt ‘42Susanne Senerchia Sener ‘86

Michele Ann Senko ‘73Judith E. Shapiro ‘65

Dr. Michelle Joan ShostackPatricia McLoughlin Shultz ‘61

Marie Siewierski ‘61Annice Blumberg Silberberg ‘42

Sandra L. Simpson ‘78Denise Eisenbrey Snow ‘81

Barbara Eck Sorini ‘56Kathleen Kennedy Spahr ‘73

Helen Strang Stapley ‘50Barbara Castellana Stasiak ‘68Marilyn Marolda Steiner ‘65

Rhoda Stern ‘62Harriet Bauck Stewart ‘53Alexina Stine Sevey ‘69Stephanie L. Straffi ‘79Maureen Strazdon ‘70

Anita Isenberg Sturm ‘74Joanne Aspinall Sullebarger ‘53

Judith F. Tartaglia ‘63Tacy Cook Telego ‘68

Robin Clarfield Tolvin ‘72Janet Lyn Golden Trabb ‘84Frances Schantz Trott ‘60Ann Vreeland Trout ‘50

Rosayne Reseter Tumilowicz ‘54Bernice Proctor Venable ‘62

Nancy Braynard Wait ‘48Robert B. WaltonCarol J. Ward ‘61

Audrey Walker Warfield ‘42Elizabeth M. Welch ‘75

M. Elizabeth Westermaier ‘63Mary Elizabeth Wiedersheim’ 46

Jean Buckley Wiegand ‘54Eleanor Vom Eigen Winslow ‘58

Miriam Lukacs Wolin ‘51Amelia C. Yetman ‘58Betty Glazer Young ‘49

Ruth Ann Ziotkowski ‘62Carol Zlotkin ‘66


Important Facts regardIng FY18 revenue

receIved bY the aadc and the douglass Fund

July 1, 2017 – June 30, 2018

Contributions to EndowmentsAADCEndowed contributions received and held by the AADC represent 2% of all revenue received.

Douglass FundThe AADC provides prudent stewardship of the Douglass Fundand other endowed funds held by the AADC for the benefit ofDouglass. Distributions from both restricted and unrestricted endowments in the Douglass Fund must be used for the benefit of Douglass Residential College. These distributions contribute significant financial support to Douglass and her students. See page 10.

Pursuant to the terms of the July 2016 Agreement among the AADC, the Douglass Fund and the Rutgers Parties, the AADC may no longer solicit contributions to the Douglass Fund; however, per the Agreement, certain gifts in progress and bequests that pre-date the Agreement may still be accepted.

Contributions to the Douglass Fund endowment comprise 15% of all revenue received in FY18. These contributions may be unrestricted or they may be restricted to a certain purpose by the donor.

Non-endowed Restricted ContributionsAADCNon-endowed restricted contributions may be expended, but only for the purpose for which the donor restricted the gift. In FY18, the AADC received contributions restricted for various alumnae initiatives and non-endowed fellowships that represent 1% of all revenue received.

Investment IncomeAADCAADC Investment Income accounts for 14% of all revenue; it is primarily generated by endowed funds.

Douglass FundDouglass Fund Investment Income accounts for 56% of all revenue and is solely generated by the Douglass Fund

Non-endowed Unrestricted Contributions

AADCUnrestricted contributions to the AADC represent 10% of all revenue received in FY18. These contributions make it possible for the AADC to fulfill its mission.

Miscellaneous Income

AADCMiscellaneous Income received by the AADC from sources such as GoodShop, AmazonSmile, Gift Assessment and the alumnae travel program represents 2% of all revenue received in FY18. This income is unrestricted and assists the AADC in fulfilling its purpose.

FY18 Revenue Received by the AADC and the Douglass Fund

The AADC Moving Forwardour mIssIon In actIon

The AADC is an independent 501(c)(3) organization. The AADC develops and promotes connections among Douglass alumnae by providing programs, services, networks and life-long learning opportunities that represent the interests and needs of our diverse alumnae. The AADC provides prudent stewardship of the Douglass Fund and other endowed funds held by the AADC for the benefit of Douglass; distributions from these funds contribute financial support to Douglass and her students.

n AADC n Douglass Fund$1,661,308 $4,164,115

endowment. Douglass Fund investment income is either restricted or unrestricted based on the contrbutions that make up the Douglass Fund and the donor stipulations of those funds.

Alumnae RelationsAADC expenditures represent 6% of

all combined FY18 expenditures.The AADC provides programs including Mabel’s Mentoring for alumnae, Alumnae Reunion Weekend, the Victoria Dabrowski Schmidt ’42 Workplace and Professional Development Symposium, AADC Smart Talks, Women’s Life-long Learning Initiatives, visiting lecturers and more that provide learning experiences and opportunities for interaction among alumnae.

The AADC coordinates alumnae regional groups and affinity groups as another way for alumnae to connect with each other and the AADC.

During FY18, activities also included the culmination of the AADC’s 95th Anniversary celebration with the Forward Together Gala, a sold-out event held in April 2018.

Additionally, the AADC administers awards programs to honor alumnae and other individuals for service to the AADC, and to honor alumnae for their distinguished careers and community service. The AADC also actively participates in award programs of other organizations, frequently nominating alumnae to be honored.

Communications and MarketingAADC expenditures represent 5% of

all combined FY18 expenditures.The “AADC Newsletter for Alumnae & Friends” was mailed to all alumnae as well as other contributors and friends. The AADC E-news electronic newsletter was also sent via email each month.

The Associate Alumnae of Douglass College maintains a Web site that provides information on programs offered by the AADC, class reunions, fellowships for alumnae, class notes, and much more. The AADC Web site also provides a mechanism for online event registration and for making a gift.

The AADC communicates with alumnae through social media on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube and Instagram.

Development & Donor RelationsAADC expenditures represent 8% of

all combined FY18 expenditures.

DF expenditures represent 4% of all combined FY18 expenditures

The AADC conducted fundraising from alumnae and friends in support of the mission of the Associate Alumnae of Douglass College.


FIscal Year 2018 expendItures: What Is Included?

FY18 Expenditures for the AADC and the Douglass Fund

This included an annual giving program with phone, direct mail, email, social media, Giving Tuesday and crowdfunding components. The annual appeal telefund includes a phone program consultant who runs the program with oversight from the AADC.

The AADC also has a planned giving program and a planned giving component of the AADC Web site.

The AADC cultivated and stewarded gifts to the AADC Annual Appeal, as well as gifts designated for alumnae initiatives and for alumnae fellowships.

The AADC incurs donor relations expenses, primarily associated with certain pre-Agreement bequests and gifts in progress which the Douglass Fund may still accept. The AADC also stewards all existing scholarship and program funds in the Douglass Fund.

AdministrationAADC expenditures for AADC administration were

9% of all combined FY18 expenditures.

AADC expenditures for DF administration were 2% of all combined FY18 expenditures.

DF expenditures for DF administration were 11% of all combined FY18 expenditures.

Expenses for the general administration of the Associate Alumnae of Douglass College and the Douglass Fund are reflected here.

AADC salaries and operating expenses are directly allocated (above in Alumnae Relations, Communications & Marketing and Development and Donor Relations) to the functions that they serve to the extent possible.

Investment management fees for endowments of the AADC and the Douglass Fund are included in these Administrative Expenditures.

Continued on page 10

n AADC $1,783,316 n Douglass Fund $1,985,178


2018 Expenditures continued from page 9

College SupportAADC expenditures were 17% of all combined

FY18 expenditures.DF expenditures were 38% of all combined

FY18 expenditures.The AADC provides prudent stewardship of the Douglass Fund and other endowed funds held by the AADC for the benefit of Douglass; distributions from these funds contribute financial support to Douglass and her students. In FY18, these distributions included:

• Student support through established scholarships, study abroad funding, academic prizes, and special opportunity funding, as well as graduate fellowships for graduating seniors.

• Support for programs such as the Global Village; the Douglass first-year course; Public Leadership Education Network, the Douglass Project for Rutgers Women in Math, Science and Engineering and the Peer Academic Leaders Program made possible by restricted and unrestricted endowments.

• Unrestricted funding used by DRC to support Douglass initiatives such as recruitment and traditional events such as convocation for graduating seniors, Sacred Path and Yule Log.

Distributions in Fiscal Year 2017-2018 were:Student Financial Support: The Douglass Fund AADC Total

Scholarships and special opportunity funding ...............................................$702,215.93 ...............$224,662.89 .....................$926,878.82Study abroad scholarships ...............................................................................$4,885.00 ...................$4,569.00 ......................... $9,454.00Prizes ................................................................................................................$3,221.00 ....................$7,079.00 .......................$10,300.00

Subtotal Student Financial Support ........ $710,321.93 ................$236,310.89 .....................$946,632.82

College Priorities:Global Village Living-Learning Center ..............................................................................0 ..................$37,029.99 .......................$37,029.99First Year Course .........................................................................................$169,444.87 .................................0 ......................$169,444.87The Douglass Project, Math and Science, Project SUPER, Bunting Cobb ....... $99,847.13 ..................$19,360.26 .....................$119,207.39Student Enrollment ........................................................................................ $68,572.44 ..................$12,882.45 .......................$81,454.89Global Village ................................................................................................. $57,021.94 ..................................0 ........................$57,021.94Traditional Events - Convocation, Sacred Path & Yule Log .............................. $43,644.95 ..................................0 ........................$43,644.95Peer Academic Leaders (PALS) ........................................................................$6,605.45 ..................................0 .......................... $6,605.45Public Leadership Education Network (PLEN) ...................................................$7,424.08 ....................$1,000.00 ......................... $8,424.08Academic Enrichment ....................................................................................................0 ...................$14,502.82 .......................$14,502.82Fine Arts ........................................................................................................ $59,724.91 ....................$7,546.56 .......................$67,271.47Leadership Initiatives ..................................................................................... $19,599.38 ..................................0 ........................$19,599.38Other Support......................................................................................................$103.03 ..................................0 ............................. $103.03

Subtotal College Priorities ........ $531,988.18 ..................$92,322.08 .....................$624,310.26

Other:Margery Somers Foster Center ......................................................................................0 ................$298,791.87 .....................$298,791.87Fellowships for graduating seniors* .................................................................$3,271.00 ....................$7,171.50 .......................$10,442.50Fellowships for alumnae ...................................................................................$3,011.00 ..................$18,909.50 .......................$21,920.50

Subtotal Other .............$6,282.00 ................$324,872.87 .....................$331,154.87

Grand Total ....$1,248,592.11 .............. $653,505.84 ...................$1,902,097.95

Note: The Douglass Fund Trust was created in 1969 by the AADC for the benefit of Douglass and her students. Non-endowed funds are included in Student Financial Support, Fellowships for alumnae, Margery Somers Foster Center and Global Village Living-Learning Center distributions through the AADC.

Endowed funds arise from contributions by a donor who intends to make a lasting gift. The donated contributions are invested to provide an on-going source of funding. Endowed funds are distributed in a manner that is designed to preserve the value of the endowment and generate a predictable stream of available income. The specific use of endowment distributions may be restricted by the donor, or unrestricted.

The donated contributions in a non-endowed fund are utilized in their entirety. When the contributed gift has been expended according to the donor’s wishes, the fund ceases to exist. The specific use of a non-endowed gift may be restricted by the donor, or unrestricted.

*Recipients who will be alumnae when they receive their award.


In MemoriamSeptember 5, 2018 – December 9, 2018

Mildred “Peg” SchroederSharp ’31

November 29, 2018

Shirley Freedman Izenberg ’37September 2, 2018

Virginia Boardman ’41February 12, 2018

Beatrice Neidorf Beck ’43November 21, 2018

Mary Ellen Marden Blair ’43September 22, 2018

Jessie Head Broadfoot ’43February 16, 2018

Irene Oxman Gottdenker ’43October 2, 2018

Margaret Beames Schober ’43September 22, 2018

Jean O'Grady Sheehan ’43November 21, 2014

Nancy Petersen Godfrey ’44January 20, 2018

Margaret Blake Storer ’44May 6, 2018

Ruth Melee Waugaman ’44November 8, 2018

Lucille Whintrop Ausubel ’45January 7, 2017

Barbara Kerner Hart ’45July 6, 2018

Marian Conran Hauck ’45October 21, 2018

Mary Hoen Woods ’45February 28, 2018

Barbara Moreno Bauer ’46November 24, 2018

Irene Piech Homan ’46August 18, 2018

Ann Priory Laraja ’46September 6, 2018

Christine Germain Brewster ’47October 4, 2018

Jean Denning Hegelein ’47June 20, 2018

Clara Louise “Lou” Van Nuis Kumler ’47

November 1, 2018

Barbara Luff McCraine ’47May 20, 2018

Joyce Kuchar Pratt ’47September 9, 2018

Margaret Berthold Barrs ’48April 2, 2018

Joan Donaghy Garland ’48July 4, 2018

Dorothy Schneider Wagner ’48October 4, 2018

Elmira Roberts Alexander ’49October 20, 2018

Margaret Forsythe Baker ’49April 22, 2018

Helene Kraus Benson ’49February 12, 2018

Kathryn Appleby Blonsky ’49October 2, 2018

Lucille Cattaneo Laino ’49October 27, 2017

Carol Newman Barr ’50February 24, 2018

Marilyn Teninbaum Brenner ’50September 14, 2018

Simone “Mona” Bengelsdorf Goffman ’50

November 20, 2018

Ann Whittle Rice ’50January 30, 2018

Betty Strouse Rugaart ’50May 18, 2018

Elizabeth Bailey Wood ’50October 23, 2018

Ann Hardiman ’52November 24, 2018

Rosemary Stevens ’52January 27, 2018

Louise Audino Tilly ’52March 27, 2018

Jane Waldron Ambler ’53August 24, 2018

Ellin Peterson Greene ’53August 8, 2018

Margaret Beck ’54May 1, 2018

Shirley Hemphill Bell ’54November 2, 2018

Joan McDonough Coffin ’54February 24, 2018

Edith Johnson Dunn ’54April 15, 2018

Lorraine Stueber ’54July 30, 2018

Nancy Heiland Worthington ’54February 24, 2018

Frances Steeble Choper ’55October 16, 2018

Marie Joyce Dunn ’55August 10, 2018

Lillian Shear June ’55October 9, 2018

Gretchen Zimmer Black ’56December 28, 2017

Mary Clarke Harrison ’56September 10, 2018

Carol Stoeckel Amigo ’57September 17, 2018

Helen Delpar ’57July 14, 2018

Margaret Gleason Gerney ’57March 25, 2018

Gertrude Kleine Bratek ’58March 2, 2018

Gloria Schreiber Dobin ’58November 24, 2018

Sister John Karen Frei ’59October 19, 2012

(Ann) Deborah Blumrosen Michael ’59

March 8, 2018

Gretchen Schumacher Pasternack ’59October 26, 2018

Margaret Hohl Gerety ’61November 7, 2018

Joan Zonderman Arias ’62August 18, 2017

Patricia Ann Paletsky Carlton ’63July 20, 2018

Louise Sciacchetano DeSalvo ’63October 31, 2018

Mary Joan Hulsart ’63June 16, 2018

Rita Murphy Johnson ’64October 24, 2018

Joyce Kovatch Albers-Schonberg ’65October 6, 2018

Judith Appel ’65December 1, 2014

Diane Feiter Dowds ’65October 28, 2018

Maria Cisyk ’66August 13, 2017

N. Jane Gershaw ’66February 23, 2018

Barbara Lee Cummins Wichansky ’66August 16, 2018

M. Diane Spencer ’67November 26, 2018

Judith Smith Rau ’68July 16, 2018

Marcia Lipetz ’69September 11, 2018

Eileen Yezdimir Logan ’69May 6, 2018

Abigail Irvin Radey ’69June 10, 2018

Katherine Patten Smith ’70May 29, 2018

Susan Harned Roth ‘71May 13, 2018

Camille Zampetti Silvestri ’71January 22, 2018

Nancy Weiss ’71October 24, 2018

Marilyn Brownell Hutchinson ’72April 1, 2018

Linda Geissler Wood ’72November 14, 2018

Jo-Elen Hill Higgins ’73August 23, 2018

Eileen Devlin ’74March 1, 2018

Carla Gaylord ’74December 3, 2017


Listed by Class Year Order


Gifts To HonorSeptember 5, 2018 – December 9, 2018

New Sustaining Donors: Anonymous, Kerri Bent ’04, Lucinda Borque ’15, Lynn

Sharp Duffy ’79, Natalie Smith Harrington ’87, Kelly Ann

Harris ’97, Lisa Mizrahi Kaado ’03, Rose Lifchus-Ascher

’77, Constance Nelson ’66, Margaret Bachelder Rose ’59, Lucy Moreland Wistreich ’56,

from Denise Busby ’76

Valerie Anderson ’81, from Mary Kelleher DiMartino ‘85, Tina Gordon

‘72 and Marianne Ficarra ’88

Holly Bruno ’67, from Mary Lou Fenili ’67 and Karen Hansen ’65

Denise Busby ’76, from Amanda Hugelmeyer ’04 and Eileen Cotter

Flora Buchbinder Cowen ‘59, from Natalie Smith Harrington ’87

Lillian Zeisel Cohen ’59, from Anne Teshima ’77

Sue Estler ’66, from Mary Lou Fenili ’67 and Karen Hansen ’65

Lora L. Fong ’79, from Marianne Ficarra ’88

June Marie Garcia ’69, from Marianne Ficarra ’88

Diane Alberti Gallo ’67, from Mary Lou Fenili ’67 and Karen

Hansen ’65

Susan Goldfine ’63, from Anne Teshima ’77

Eleanor Rand Giovanielli ‘67 and Damon Giovanielli, from

Nancy Schumann ‘67

Natalie Smith Harrington ’87, from Leonard and Arlene Smith

M Wilma Harris ’67, from Mary Lou Fenili ’67 and Karen Hansen ’65

Lisa Mizrahi Kaado ’03, from Irene Figarotta Pearse ‘59

Sylvia Rebmann Malchow ’79, from Karen Lynch ’79

Helen Gorby McCahill ’55, from Susan McCahill Zahorbenski ’78

Mary Cunningham Mickus ’67, from Mary Lou Fenili ’67 and Karen

Hansen ’65

Susan Morris ’67, from Mary Lou Fenili ’67 and Karen Hansen ’65

Gail Price ‘67, from Mary Lou Fenili ’67 and Karen Hansen ’65

Elizabeth Middleton Rizzotti ‘89, from Christine Middleton Nigro ‘91

C. Maxene Vaughters-Summey ‘70, from Marianne Ficarra ’88, Sheila Kelly Hampton ‘70, Ferris

Olin ‘70 and Felicia McGinty

Jennifer Zahorbenski ’12, from Susan McCahill Zahorbenski ’78

Vanguard Class of ’69, from Carol Sampson-Landers ’69

Class of 1979, from Nancy Nedby Tuffin ’79 and Caryn Feder Alter ’79,

Class of 2004, from Alanna Chan ’04

Class of 2016, from Egypt Pringley ’16

The Class of ’89’s upcoming 30th Reunion, from Sheila

Cooper ’89

My Beloved Alumnae, from Valerie Anderson ’81

All my alumnae sisters, from Tina Gordon ’72

All New York Alumnae, from Lillian Zeisel Cohen’59 and Susan

Goldfine ’63

All who joined supporting the AADC for #Giving Tuesday,

from Elizabeth Middleton Rizzotti ’89

My years at Douglass, for which I am ever grateful, from

Lynne Whitford Hansen ’52

Thank you to the AADC staff for your hard work in providing

amazing programming and services to our sisterhood, from

Lena Repousis ’00

Memorial GiftsSeptember 5, 2018 – December 9, 2018

Joyce Kovatch Albers-Schonberg '65, from Georg Albers-Schonberg, Valerie

Anderson ’81, Esther Schachter Barcun ‘63, Martha Reed

Boughner ’71, Barbara Little Britt ‘65, Carol Siegel Brookmeyer ‘65, Winifred Wolfson Chait ‘64, Eileen Cotter, Flora Buchbinder Cowen

‘59, Ann Darby ‘77, Susan Kinsley Darien ‘64, Santa Parisi Dewey

‘64, Mary Lou Fenili ’67, Marianne

Ficarra ’88, Jeanne Fox’ 75, Kathi Gilbert ‘73, Tina Gordon ‘72, Dave

Greene, Rosemary Fortunato Griffith ‘65, Carol Hansmann

Hamlin ‘61, Sheila Kelly Hampton ‘70, Karen Hansen ’65, Natalie Smith Harrington ’87, Patricia

Dredge Heimall ‘73, Alice Herman ‘70, Rachel Ingber ‘83, Sharon

Matlofsky Karmazin ‘67, Kathleen Whitehead Ludwig ’75, Mary

Borghi Luther ‘65, Dorothy Goetz

Lux ‘64, Judith Owen McDonnell ‘64, John McGinty, Dianne Mills

McKay ‘69, Eileen Choborda Miller ‘65, Ferris Olin ‘70, Mary

Papamarkou ’90, Sandy Parker ‘75, Janet Pegg ‘78, Margaret Pryor ‘64, Susan Panagos Russon ‘79,

Annmarie Previte Sabb ‘64, Carol McClure Sanzalone

‘69, Irene & Bruce Schragger, Stephanie Stiefel, Susan Sturgill

and Anne Wolin Tax ’66

William Alger, from Linda Baker Hossenlopp ‘65 and Sarah Lord

Stillwell ‘65

Beatrice Neidorf Beck ’43, from Gail Aaron ’81, Linda Cohen ’66, Flora Buchbinder Cowen ‘59, Carol Wagner, Eileen Cotter, Doris Kahn Gunsher, Edwin and Dorothy Sved, the Kirsch and Dinerstein Family, Anne and Herb Cohen

In Memoriam continued from page 11

Ann Reim Kemmerle ’74April 13, 2018

Pauline Galea Finocchio ’75December 23, 2017

Nancy Smereski ’77March 24, 2018

Theresa Colombo ’78April 25, 2018

Karen Beckman ’82April 26, 2018

Cheryl Hopkins ’84January 29, 2018

Maria Costeira Da Cruz ’90March 30, 2018

Donna Gilpin ’91January 24, 2017

Patricia Muscillo Franks ’98August 14, 2018

Crystal Barnes ’99March 19, 2018

Christine DevereauxOctober 6, 2018

Erna NeuseNovember 22, 2018



AADC Alumnae Reunion Weekend

Friday, May 31, 2019

9:00 am: Registration Opens | Neilson Dining HallPick up your registration materials and nametag upon arrival on campus.

11:00 - 11:30 am: Vanguard Milestone Class Photos 1944 to 1964 Neilson Dining Hall

Noon - 2:00 pm: AADC Vanguard Luncheon Rectangular Room, Neilson Dining HallJoin classes that graduated 50 or more years ago as the Class of 1969, celebrating its milestone 50th reunion, is inducted into the prestigious Vanguard Fifty Society. The AADC Vanguard Service Award will also be presented.

Afternoon Activities from 2:30 pm - 5:00 pm

n University Bus Tour

n Rutgers Gardens Tour

n Technology 101: Welcome to the Digital World

n Remembering How Women Got the Vote: League of Women Voters

3:00 pm: Members of the Class of 1959 Afternoon Tea Gathering at Wood Lawn

6:00 pm: Members of the Class of 1969 Dinner at Rutgers University Inn

6:00 to 9:00 pm: AADC Black Alumnae Network, Young Alumnae Network and Bunting Connections Host Wine and Cheese Gathering at the AADC

Saturday, June 1, 2019

9:00 am: Registration Opens at Douglass Student Center

9:30 am: Vanguard 50th Reunion Class of 1969 Gathers at Voorhees Chapel for Group Photo

10:00 am - Noon: AADC Reunion Champagne Jazz Brunch in Trayes Hall at the Douglass Student CenterReminisce with classmates and bond with sister alumnae during this festive brunch. We will enjoy delicious food and live jazz music.

10:30 - 11:50 am: Milestone Class Photos from 1974 to 2014, Taken in Trayes Hall

12:30 pm - 2:00 pm: Convocation in Voorhees Chapel, Milestone Classes Parade and Class GiftsCome celebrate your class and our alumnae sisterhood at this traditional Alumnae Reunion Weekend ceremony. Kick off Saturday’s festivities with the Milestone Classes Parade and welcome the Vanguard 50th Reunion Class of 1969 with great fanfare as it processes into Chapel. Reunion Class Gifts will be presented and we will hear from a special speaker.

Afternoon Activities from 2:30 pm - 5:30 pm

n University Bus Tour

n Rutgers Gardens Tour

n AADC Mabel’s Alumnae Mentoring Program Year-End Celebration

n Holistic Health and Wellness

n Take a Journey of a Lifetime: Alumnae Travel Program

n AADC Memorabilia Committee Milestone Classes Display

n Afternoon at the Theater by Rethink Theatrical

n Professor and Author Michael C. Gabriele, shares from “Eggs-Over-Easy and Coffee: The History of New Jersey Diners”

n Campus Walking Tour

n Distillery Tasting Program

n Young Alumnae Network Paint N’ Pour

6:00 pm - 9:00 pm: AADC Alumnae Reunion Weekend Dinner PartyTop off a wonderful weekend of reconnecting with sister alumnae at this festive gathering. Stay tuned for details!

Sunday, June 2, 2019

9:00 am to 11:00 am: Farewell Breakfast at Wood Lawn

Please note:Reunion events and schedule subject to change.

Make plans to attend AADC Alumnae Reunion Weekend 2019. We will herald the Vanguard 50th Class of 1969 and Milestone Classes of years ending in 4s and 9s. There is so much to enjoy, from Friday’s

traditional AADC Vanguard Luncheon and afternoon activities, to Saturday’s Convocation and the Milestone Classes Parade in Voorhees Chapel, followed by Champagne Jazz Brunch and afternoon activities. This year,

we cap the weekend with a special Alumnae Dinner Party. For updates and to register, visit our website at www.douglassalumnae.org/reunion

For more information and updates visit us at www.douglassalumnae.org/reunion

2019Fr iday, May 31 , to Sunday, June 2

Karen Lynch ‘79, Vice President for Alumnae RelationsKaren began serving as the first Alumnae Engagement Chair on the AADC Board of Directors in July. In this newly-created volunteer position she encourages engagement of alumnae through involvement in our AADC Regional

Alumnae Connection Groups and Affinity Networks. Karen is a member of the Mabel Smith Douglass Leadership Circle. She has served on various AADC committees, as a volunteer at Alumnae Reunion Weekend and other events and programs. Karen brings enthusiasm and experience as a retired corporate business marketing manager.

Stephanie Cayne-Meiskin ‘89, SecretaryStephanie has served on the AADC Annual Appeal, Nominating and Alumnae Awards committees and as Chair of Reunion Weekend. She is a member of the Mabel Smith Douglass Leadership Circle and established the Jason David Cayne Fellowship and the Jason David Cayne Scholarship. She is the recipient of the AADC Alumnae Recognition Award and the Young Alumna Mabel Award. Stephanie has served as Class President and Alumnae Council Representative. She brings her talents as a Resource Room and Inclusion Teacher in the Manalapan-Englishtown Regional Schools and as a former Compliance Officer and Risk Management Analyst at Chase Manhattan Corporation.


Kathleen Wright Bersch ’64, from Stephanie Frank ’64, Sheila

Herbert, Alice Pancza Milchanoski ’64 and Barbara Zimmerman ’64

Jean Burton, from Joan DeStaebler and Janet Yocum

Jason David Cayne, from Flora Buchbinder Cowen ‘59

Robert & Janet Curry, from Robyn Curry ‘02

Phyllis Eisenberg ’40, from Flora Buchbinder Cowen ‘59

Ethel Ehrnstrom Fusco ’34, from Karen Hansen ’65

Glenn Gnirrep, from Sheila Kelly Hampton ‘70

Clifford Goldman, from Sarah Lord Stillwell ‘65 and Sheila Kelly

Hampton ‘70

Marmaduke and Margery Grove, from Margaret Grove ’71

Frances Estelle Thomson Hansen ’35, from Karen Hansen ’65

Ruth Ruemmler Harniman ‘44, from Audrey Harniman

Gloria Hoffmann Ilic ’50, from Vanja Ilic

Miriam Tindell Irwin ‘28, from Phyllis Irwin Eden ‘59

Nettie Kapsol, from Roseann Rubino Sharo ’70

Ann Priory Laraja ‘46, from Eileen Cotter

Kathleen Bojak Loux ‘67, from Sharon Matlofsky Karmazin ‘67 and Elizabeth Hodgins Schiesswohl ‘67

Sylvia Rebmann Malchow ’79, from Karen Lynch ’79

Ruth Happel Mamunes ‘65, from Mary Lou Fenili ’67 and Karen

Hansen ’65

Anthony Martone, from Felice Borenstein Feldman ‘56

Carol Weaver McCracken ‘68, from Bonnie Conover Frost ‘68

(Ann) Deborah Blumrosen Michael, from Flora Buchbinder

Cowen ‘59

Michael Quaid, from Judith D. Shapiro ‘67

Francine Quaglio, from Lois Poule

Dorothy Hinz Ransom, from Stanley Ransom

Judith Smith Rau ’68, from Terrese Williams Martin ‘69

Carol Sas, from Valerie Anderson ‘81, Carol Hansmann Hamlin ‘61

and Tina Gordon ’72

Paula Cohen Shanholtz ’48, from Susan Kabot

Madeleine Schetty ’27, from Flora Buchbinder Cowen ‘59

Elsie Charles Slone, mother of AADC Vice President of Finance

and Operations Susan Sturgill, from Valerie Anderson ‘81, Ann Darby ‘77, Cornelia Ursillo Calderone ‘70, Flora Buchbinder Cowen ‘59, Cathleen Fitzgerald, Carol Hansmann Hamlin, Sheila Kelly

Hampton ‘70 and Janet Pegg ’78

Irene Stramaglia ’72, from Barbara Albu-Lehman ‘72

Dr. Alice Strampp ’59, form Irene Figarotta Pearse ‘59

Barbara Lapinski Tangel ’72, from Maryann Conover Jensen ’71

Maria Valgoczy, from Janet Dewan ’69

Karin Fusco Wagner ‘65, from Mary Lou Fenili ’67 and Karen

Hansen ’65

Irene Haydock Wallen, from Irene Figarotta Pearse ‘59

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Candidates for Office on the AADC Board of DirectorsCommencing July 1, 2019 to June 30, 2021

Linda Caldwell Epps ‘73, Vice President for DevelopmentLinda served as Chair of the AADC 95th Anniversary Committee, where she led the charge for the sold-out “AADC Forward Together Gala: From Our Founding Into Our Future” held in April 2018 at the culmination of a banner Alumnae Reunion Weekend. She was a Gold Sponsor of the Gala and

is a member of the Mabel Smith Douglass Leadership Circle. She was inducted into the AADC Society of Excellence in 2014 in recognition of her career in student affairs and as a higher education leader, from which she is retired.

Tina B. Gordon ’72, Vice President for Marketing and CommunicationsTina serves as Vice President for Communications and has an outstanding record of leadership on the AADC Board of Directors. Previously Tina served as Secretary, as Vice President for Communications for two terms, followed by two terms as President and a term as Treasurer. She has participated in various capacities including on the Strategic Planning Committee and as Chair of the PR Team, where she has contributed her time, talents and expertise to expand communications across all platforms. Tina is a generous supporter as a member of the Mabel Smith Douglass Leadership Circle. She has served as Class President and Alumnae Council Representative. She received the AADC’s Margaret T. Corwin Award in 2015. Tina brings invaluable experience from a 34-year career as a communications professional, from which she is retired.


VICE PRESIDENT FOR DEVELOPMENT

Linda Caldwell Epps ’73 Personal Choice

VICE PRESIDENT FOR MARKETING AND COMMUNICATIONS

Tina B. Gordon ’72 Personal Choice

VICE PRESIDENT FOR ALUMNAE RELATIONS

Karen Lynch ’79 Personal Choice

SECRETARY

Stephanie Cayne-Meiskin ‘89 Personal Choice

I will attend Spring Alumnae Council on Saturday, April 6, 2019, in the Douglass Student Center, 8:45 am to noon. Meetings of the Council shall be held at least twice each fiscal year and shall be open to all active members of the Association. Alumnae who have contributed a minimum of $40 to the AADC are considered an “active member” in the fiscal year in which the contribution is made and for the following fiscal year, as defined in the AADC Bylaws.

I will attend the AADC Founders Day Celebration featuring the AADC Awards Presentation & Luncheon, noon to 2:00 pm, Douglass Student Center, cost is $40.

First Name Last Name when student Current Last Name Class Year

Street City/Town State Zip

Home Phone Business Phone Cell Email Address

Register online at www.douglassalumnae.org/events

Active members as defined in the Associate Alumnae of Douglass College Bylaws may vote. Alumnae who have contributed a minimum of $40 to the AADC are considered an “active member” in the fiscal year in which the contribution is made and for the following fiscal year, as defined in the AADC Bylaws. The 2018-2019 Associate Alumnae of Douglass College Annual Appeal year began on July 1, 2018, and ends on June 30, 2019. Please cast your vote below, complete this form, including your name and address at the bottom, and returnit to the AADC at the Ruth Schilling Hennessy Alumnae Center in the enclosed Annual Appeal envelope (with contribution, if applicable). All ballots must be received no later than March 29, 2019, at the close of business.

Please register my vote for the following candidates for office commencing July 1, 2019 to June 30, 2021:

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NEWSLETTER FOR ALUMNAE & Friends

January 2019

AADC Newsletter for Alumnae & FriendsThe Associate Alumnae of Douglass College181 Ryders LaneNew Brunswick, NJ 08901-8557www.douglassalumnae.org

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Highlights from Fiscal Year July 1, 2017 – June 30, 2018

was launched with informative talks about genealogy and college debt. The annual Victoria Dabrowski Schmidt ’42 Workplace and Professional Development Symposium: “Forward Together, Rising Together,” was held in the fall at the Douglass Student Center and has become a beacon of the ever-growing success of this initiative.

Our lectures featured Dr. Laura Micheletti Puaca ’99, who delivered an inspiring Zagoren Lecture in March titled, “Searching for Scientific Womanpower,” which marked the start of streaming via Facebook Live for alumnae everywhere. In October, our L’Hommedieu Lecture brought Nicholas Kristof, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, columnist and best-selling author, to campus to share his work from across the globe.

Opportunities also abounded to get involved with Affinity

Networks. The AADC Black Alumnae Network (BAN) hosted Emma Andrews Warren ’49, the oldest known African American alumna, who shared her story. BAN also teamed up with our

Young Alumnae Network (YAN) for book clubs. And YAN welcomed all alumnae to its popular Cabin Fever and Sweet Treat Competition at the Alumnae Center and to its YAN-O-Ween for holiday fun.

Our AADC Regional Alumnae Connection Groups continued to gather for Broadway shows like “The Band’s Visit,” at the Chihuly Nights Exhibit at the New York Botanical Gardens and at Philadelphia’s Museum of the American Revolution. Alumnae also

connected at events graciously hosted in the homes of Jennifer Bender ’93, Debbie Lynch ’79, Lois Rabinowitz Steinberg ‘59 and Barbara Little Britt ’65.

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