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By Kathleen H. Wheeler Omni Communications Group Lincoln College philanthropist Bernard “Bernie” Behrends shares a passion for education espoused by the prominent gentleman for whom his hometown was named. In his first political announcement in 1832, Abraham Lincoln wisely noted “Upon the subject of education, not presuming to dictate any plan or system respecting it, I can only say that I view it as the most important subject which we as a people can be engaged in.” In keeping with Lincoln’s sentiment, Bernie Behrends has devoted his personal time and financial resources to provide higher educational opportunities for those less fortunate in the community. e Behrends philosophy of charity was instilled early in childhood through the teachings of the Lutheran Church. Bernie and his older sister Anna were raised by their widowed mother and grandfather to help others when possible through service to their church and the public. ey were taught to view their contributions as a privilege that would ultimately strengthen society as a whole. Blessed by success and prosperity as adults, Bernie and Anna have sustained these fundamental Christian principles through consistent and generous donations to their alma mater, Lincoln College, hoping the recipients of their charity will someday “pay it back” by helping others as well. Bernie was born in Lincoln, Illinois on July 27, 1921 and received his primary and secondary education through the Lincoln public school system. After being honorably discharged from the United States Navy in 1946 following three years of active duty during World War II, he was allowed to pursue his post-secondary education through financial assistance provided by the GI Bill of Rights. Bernie attended Lincoln College from 1946 through 1948 and upon graduation continued his studies at Bradley University in Peoria from 1948 to 1950. He graduated from Bradley University with a bachelor of science in general engineering and worked the next thirty-two years as a civil engineer with the Illinois Department of Transportation until his retirement in 1982. While successfully advancing in his profession, Bernie put into practice the charitable lessons of his youth and began helping others by volunteering his time and talents in numerous capacities. First he served for six years as vice president of Immanuel Lutheran Church and treasurer of their building committee until 1963. During the Vietnam War, Bernie worked as a member of the Logan County Selective Service Board. He then was assigned to the board of trustees at Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital from 1967 to 1973, followed by an eight year stint as a member of the Logan County Election Board. Finally in 1992, Bernie was elected to the board of trustees at Lincoln College, an educational appointment that he holds in high regard to this day. As if this impressive record of service isn’t enough, Bernie is also a lifetime member of a long list of admirable organizations, including e American Legion, Forty and Eight, Veterans of Foreign Wars, American Veterans, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks #914, Lincoln Masonic Lodge, Springfield Consistory, Ansar Shrine, Logan County Shrine and the Legion of Honor. From his position on the board of trustees at Lincoln College, Bernie Behrends has worked to provide financial assistance for needy, worthy and qualified high school graduates from Logan County who wish to better themselves through a quality education at Lincoln College. In 1998 with the support of his sister Anna, Bernie established the Anna and Bernard Behrends Endowed Scholarship Fund, allowing more than forty students to attend college since its inception. In 2002 Bernie was instrumental in founding the Nurses in Training, Logan County Voiture 985 of the Forty and Eight Scholarship. To date this program has helped over 150 students pursue an education in the field of nursing. So great are Bernie and Anna’s contributions that the new admissions building on the Lincoln College campus was dedicated in their honor in 2002 and is now known as the Anna K. and Bernard E. Behrends Admissions Building at Lincoln College. Bernard “Bernie” Behrends continues his legacy of educational service to Lincoln and the surrounding community with no apparent signs of slowing. When pressed to explain why he and his sister Anna have dedicated their lives and resources to the educational pursuits of the underprivileged, he responds simply with conviction, “Education is what’s important! We knew we could do more to help others, the whole point in life is to help people.” Honest Abe would undoubtedly agree. 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By Kathleen H. WheelerOmni Communications Group

Lincoln College philanthropist Bernard “Bernie” Behrends shares a passion for education espoused by the prominent gentleman for whom his hometown was named. In his first political announcement in 1832, Abraham Lincoln wisely noted “Upon the subject of education, not presuming to dictate any plan or system

respecting it, I can only say that I view it as the most important subject which we as a people can be engaged in.” In keeping with Lincoln’s sentiment, Bernie Behrends has devoted his personal time and financial resources to provide higher educational opportunities for those less fortunate in the community.

The Behrends philosophy of charity was instilled early in childhood through the teachings of the Lutheran Church. Bernie and his older sister Anna were raised by their widowed mother and grandfather to help others when possible through service to their church and the public. They were taught to view their contributions as a privilege that would ultimately strengthen society as a whole. Blessed by success and prosperity as adults, Bernie and Anna have sustained these fundamental Christian principles through consistent and generous donations to their alma mater, Lincoln College, hoping the recipients of their charity will someday “pay it back” by helping others as well.

Bernie was born in Lincoln, Illinois on July 27, 1921 and received his primary and secondary education through the Lincoln public school system. After being honorably discharged from the United States Navy in 1946 following three years of active duty during World War II, he was allowed to pursue his post-secondary education through financial assistance provided by the GI Bill of Rights. Bernie attended Lincoln College from 1946 through 1948 and upon graduation continued his studies at Bradley University in Peoria from 1948 to 1950. He graduated from Bradley University with a bachelor of science in general engineering and worked the next thirty-two years as a civil engineer with the Illinois Department of Transportation until his retirement in 1982.

While successfully advancing in his profession, Bernie put into practice the charitable lessons of his youth and began helping others by volunteering his time and talents in numerous capacities. First he served for six years as vice president of Immanuel Lutheran Church and treasurer of their

building committee until 1963. During the Vietnam War, Bernie worked as a member of the Logan County Selective Service Board. He then was assigned to the board of trustees at Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital from 1967 to 1973, followed by an eight year stint as a member of the Logan County Election Board. Finally in 1992, Bernie was elected to the board of trustees at Lincoln College, an educational appointment that he holds in high regard to this day. As if this impressive record of service isn’t enough, Bernie is also a lifetime member of a long list of admirable organizations, including The American Legion, Forty and Eight, Veterans of Foreign Wars, American Veterans, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks #914, Lincoln Masonic Lodge, Springfield Consistory, Ansar Shrine, Logan County Shrine and the Legion of Honor. From his position on the board of trustees at Lincoln College, Bernie Behrends has worked to provide financial assistance for needy, worthy and qualified high school graduates from Logan County who wish to better themselves through a quality education at Lincoln College. In 1998 with the support of his sister Anna, Bernie established the Anna and Bernard Behrends Endowed Scholarship Fund, allowing more than forty students to attend college since its inception. In 2002 Bernie was instrumental in founding the Nurses in Training, Logan County Voiture 985 of the Forty and Eight Scholarship. To date this program has helped over 150 students pursue an education in the field of nursing. So great are Bernie and Anna’s contributions that the new admissions building on the Lincoln College campus was dedicated in their honor in 2002 and is now known as the Anna K. and Bernard E. Behrends Admissions Building at Lincoln College.

Bernard “Bernie” Behrends continues his legacy of educational service to Lincoln and the surrounding community with no apparent signs of slowing. When pressed to explain why he and his sister Anna have dedicated their lives and resources to the educational pursuits of the underprivileged, he responds simply with conviction, “Education is what’s important! We knew we could do more to help others, the whole point in life is to help people.” Honest Abe would undoubtedly agree.

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s many of you have heard, I have submitted my resignation as President of Lincoln College and so this will be my last letter to all of you. The decision to step down as President was not an easy one for my wife, Jean Ann, and me. We have been honored to serve in the leadership role here, believe deeply in the mission of the College, and have had the opportunity to work with many wonderful faculty, staff, and students. For most of the past 28 years I have been involved in high-level college administrative work. I have served as a president for three institutions of higher learning and as a state higher education executive officer. This year seemed like a good year to “hang up the cleats.”

It is gratifying to leave at a time when the College is in good health. A number of important things have been accomplished in the last several years which give me great confidence in the future of the institution. These accomplishments include:

1. Development of a balanced budget and the retirement of significant debt.

2. Completion of the Lincoln Center, which will aid enormously in recruiting and retaining students.

3. A necessary re-engineering of the mission of Lincoln College – Normal resulting in six new bachelor’s degrees in the past five years and the establishment of the Center for Adult Learning with an enrollment approaching 250 students.

4. Research to determine the critical predictors of college success and the establishment of admission requirements that reflect this research.

5. Initiation of a very popular massage therapy program at Midwest College of Cosmetology.

6. Creation of the ACCESS program for students with attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder.

7. Revitalization of the Office of Institutional Advancement and the initiation of the College’s first comprehensive campaign.

It is important to note that I cannot claim most of the credit for these accomplishments. I have simply followed former G. E. executive Jack Welch’s motto in his book Straight from the Gut: hire the right people and get out of their way. Therefore whatever accomplishments can be touted during my tenure are most certainly the product of hard work by many people besides myself.

As I noted earlier, I consider the future of Lincoln College to be very bright. This is a very unique college in the landscape of American higher education. There is definitely a place for an institution in the Midwest that focuses on transforming students’ lives, whether they be traditional college-age students at Lincoln or adult learners at Normal. I am very proud to have been given the opportunity to serve as President and will continue to watch the progress of Lincoln College with great fondness. Thank you for your continued support of this fine institution.

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In MemoryLifetime Giving Honor RollLincoln College deeply appreciates these distinguished individuals & organizations who have given generously by choosing to invest in our students & the mission of this institution. The Lifetime Giving Honor Roll recognizes donors for their cumulative lifetime giving to Lincoln College. Donors who have made cumulative contributions of $5,000 or more, including corporate matching gifts, are recognized in this Lifetime Giving Honor Roll section.

INDIVIDUALS(gifts through June 30, 2009)

$500,000 - $750,000*Anna K. Behrends ’36 and Bernard E. ’48 and Anastasia BehrendsJames L. ’33 and *Evelyn J. Johnson

$250,000 - $499,999*Douglas and *Florence ’27 BroadhurstWallace E. “Pat” and Mimi Carroll, Jr.*Margaret P. Faith ’28*Theodore G. and *Virginia K. Gleichman*Corinne E. Houston ’23*Helen B. McKinstryDorothy J. and *Herbert A. Vance

$100,000 - $249,999*Marguarite F. Berger ’36Howard G. BuffettGeorge R. and *Suzanne EberleShirley and *Robert D. EdwardsJohn R. and Jo Gehlbach*Florence and *David H. HartsAlex “Sandy” ’60 and Dottie B. MacKinnon*Lorine G. MeyerH. Safford and Betty Peacock*Dr. John E. and Margaret Randolph*Violet M. and *Thomas A. Scully*Walter E. ’25 and *Thelma SpatzWilliam C. ’68 and Carol Vance*Ann Wenzel ’38

$50,000 - $99,999William L. ’64 and Margaret BaslerJohn and Barb BlackburnDaniel W. Bock and June A. Novak-Bock*Wallace and *Lelia Carroll*Harriet Charles*Edna E. Dehner*Warren W. and Jeanne GallagherThomas E. and Dorothy Komnick*Gayle W. LichtensteinNorman H. and Norma P. MuckWilbur and Alice Paulus*Walter J. and *Carol R. Trohan

$25,000 - $49,999Ted and Mary Lou AllisonPaul D. and Estelle BrownDonald E. and *Linda Cooper*Davre J. Davidson ’67Brooks and *Elizabeth R. DavisMarilyn R. Drury-KatilloRoger and Jan GarrettWilliam E. ’43 and R. Jean ’47 GossettHomer B. and *Mary L. Harris, Jr.*James T. ’47 and Betty J. HickeySteven A. Isenstein ’70*Richard D. ’67 and *Louise Lutz*Lyman S. Mangas (1904)*Thomas MartinFrances ’39 and *William L. ’39 McCormickLawrence R. and Colleen MoelmannJudith B. Morley and Bob WilliamsCharles and Norma NautsRobert F. and Lynne Neal*Ralph G. and Patricia Newman*Virgil R. Rimerman ’31Beulah SchmidtElvin G. and Carol A. Schmidt*Corinne ’25 and *Edward SheetsB. Dale and *Marian Spore

Scott and Kathryn SteinfortLouise and *Barry Taper*Harold F. Trapp*Edward W. Vollintine*Mary L. Wendell ’40*Helen M. White (1907)

$10,000 - $24,999R. Dale ’56 and Jane Adams*W. H. ’34 and *Genevieve B. Alexander*Anna Alpert ’34James H. AlveyGladys C. Anderson*Mary AnnanWilliam C. and Evelyn L. Bates, Jr.*Edna G. Bevan*Ruth V. Bidner ’49Jim and Karen BixbyBud ’52 and Sonja BoeckerJohn D. and Susan Brassard*Finlay and *Ruth H. CameronMary CampbellDavid and Jane Clapp*Mr. and Ms. Arthur W. ConsoerLarry and Valecia Crisafulli*Roy P. Crocker*Carl M. Crowder (1914)Vince ’61 and Vi Daley*Lynn C. Denny*Mary DeYoungDavid and Marvis DickinsonCharles R. and Kitty W. Douglas II*Frank G. and *E. M. EskuchenElvira Hoepfner Fleming ’36*Mary F. Foster (1905)Dr. Daniel P. and Ruth FreesmeierHarold and Bettye FueRoland Francis ’41 and Ellen Lanyon Ginzel*Dr. Dean E. ’41 and *Mary F. ’41 GoebelJoan and Robert* GraueCharles E. ’66 and Susan GustafsonBetty Gustin ’42Richard and Betty Hamm*Robert R. (1911) and Bonnie L. Humphrey*Albert V. and Ruth W. Kapik*Wilbur E. ’27 and *Louise Layman*Foreman M. and *Peggy P. Lebold*Norman LuboffJames and Harriet Luebchow*Rodney B. Lundy*James McCarthyMaude (1910) and Clyde (1910) McCracken*Dr. Jack and *Eleanor Jo MeansElsie K. ’41 and Julian Menzel*Armin H. ’33 and Alice Meyer*Robert E. and Virginia MeyerThe Honorable Robert H. MichelAllen and Jeannine PickeringGayl S. and Richard M. PyattWard L. and Dorothy G. QuaalRichard K. and Karen R. QuisenberryRobert H. and *Helen L. RobertsThomas and Helen RyanRoslyn and *Marvin Sanderman*Melvin Scarbeary*Margaret A. and *Leslie SchildeinRonald L. and Joyce J. SchillingBetty and Gary Shannahan*Roberta and *Galen A. ’29 Shirley*Jerome M. SlechtaQuentin and Mary Beth Sparks*Dr. W. Clement and *Jessie Stone*John E. Strange*Dr. Edward A. and Janet E. UlrichGustavo J. Vollmer ’70David W. ’58 and Carol S. WaltersMilton and Barbara Wood*Dick H. Woods ’33William ’58 and Janet ’59 Zimmer*Dwight and *Betty J. Zimmerman

$5,000 - $9,999Katherine L. ’40 and *James W. Abbott ’40*Elmer Albert ’35*LeRoy Allison

Joe and Patricia BakerDr. Donald O. and Mari Jo Baker*Thomas B. and *Betty J. BartelMichael and Laura BeltchenkoJohn BennettHerbert M. Berg ’77Waldo and Rosalie Bertoni*Louis A. Bledsoe ’25*M. Lillian and *Archie B. ’33 Bliss, Jr. Ernest L. ’72 and Victoria CantelmoDenis H. ’61 and Patti CarrollDr. J. Denis Catalano*Inez W. ClapperDr. Jerry R. and Janis Crabtree*Albert B. Dick III*Raymond N. and *Florence A. DooleyDonald Gilbert ’69 and Kathleen Drum*Jessie Bale DupontVernon E. ’81 and Stacey Dury IIGreg and Beth EimerDr. A. Gigi Fansler and Dr. Kenneth W. FanslerDr. J. Frank ’41 and *Marta ’43 FikuartGeorge D. ’39 and Mary C. ’43 FletcherDr. Stephanie A. and David L. Gaddy*Fillmore W. Galaty, Jr. ’61Paul E. GleasonAnn HarrisThomas M. and Britta Harris, Sr.Jeffrey E. ’68 and Diana B. HartnettMatthew A. ’95 and Audra HughesDr. John M. and Jean Ann HutchinsonNancy and James IrelandCelia ’64 and Robert ’66 JeckelStella Johnson and *Marvin D. JohnsonScott A. Joslin ’82K.F. “Skip” Kitchen II ’72Bruce A. ’77 and Jane E. KlemmDavid and Linda Klemm*William KomnickAmbassador and Ms. L. W. Lane, Jr.Michael L. ’62 and Judy LumppPaul S. ’75 and Denise V. Lunsford*Edward R. ’55 and *Evelyn M. MadiganRichard D. ’58 and Mary Ellen ’59 MartinDale and Jean MeierE. J. MileyBurke and Carol Miller*Julia Miller ’25Dr. Pamela MorieartyScott MorieartyAnn B. and Frederick S. MuellerDr. Jack D. and Christina M. NuttCarol J. Parry and John R. FoxStephen Ross ’67 and Marina PayneJohn H. ’57 and Margaret PeiferJohn Paul ’60 and Edith PoertnerJoseph L. ’59 and Carol A. Runyon*Philip D. and Elsie O. SangJerry B. ’48 and Anna ShockeyMarion E. and *Edna F. ’26 SmithMarion H. and Mary F. ’38 SmoakDr. Jeffrey K. ’82 and Madeleine Swallow*Louis I. and Sadako SzathmaryNels R. and Elizabeth ThunmanRobert P. Turley ’04Harris and Ann WalkerMary S. WittThomas D. ’63 and Connie Zurkammer

ORGANIZATIONS(gifts through June 30, 2009)

$1 Million+State of Illinois

$500,000 - $749,999Magnetrol International Incorporated

$250,000 - $499,999Caterpillar FoundationThe Woods Foundation

$100,000 - $249,999COUNTRY Financial

Office of Economic OpportunityOlin Corporation Charitable TrustVance Publishing Corp.

$50,000 - $99,999Ameren Central Illinois Light CompanyCable Crafters Construction, Inc.Central States Coca Cola Bottling CompanyPercy R. & Grace M. Council FoundationMarshall B. Coyne FoundationEaton CorporationIllinois Bell Telephone Company M & M VendingHenry Safford Peacock FoundationJohn G. Smerek Charitable Fund

$25,000 - $49,999COREGeneral Telephone Company of IllinoisThe Joyce FoundationLehn & Fink Products CompanyLogan County BankLogan County Voiture #985 of the Forty and EightPPG Industries FoundationThe Quaker Oats FoundationRegions BankRemington Hybrid Seed Co., Inc.Robert’s/Sysco Foods Services, Inc.SodexhoState Bank of Lincoln

$10,000 - $24,999J.M. Abbott & Associates, LTDArtex International, Inc.Commonwealth Edison Company Gas CompanyR.A. Cullinan & Son, Inc.Fidelity Charitable Gift FundFirst National Bank of PeoriaForest Park FoundationR.W. Garrett Agency, Inc.Graue Chevrolet-Buick-Oldsmobile-Pontiac-CadillacHarris-Hodnett Agency, Inc.Illinois Construction LLCKiwanis Club of LincolnLincoln PrintersLincoln Rotary ClubMitchell-Newhouse LumberPresbyterian Church (U.S.A.) FoundationRow Motor SalesSears-Roebuck FoundationState Farm Insurance CompaniesVerizon FoundationVocational Rehabilitation & Employment DivisionThe Wallace FoundationRoger Webster Construction, Inc.

$5,000 - $9,999The Clara Abbott FoundationAlexander Lumber CompanyBurwell Oil ServiceChampion Federal Savings & Loan Assoc.Chicago Board of TradeCommerce BankElco Charitable FoundationFrontier Mutual Insurance CompanyGeneral Mills CorporationGrafix Content LLCKeystone Risk Management, Inc.Lincoln Christian ChurchMcGrath Brothers Land TrustMcKinstry Family Memorial FundMt. Pulaski Products, Inc.Myers IndustriesNikles Chevrolet-Buick, Inc.The Noble Foundation Olympic Federal Savings and Loan Assoc.Otto Baum Company, Inc. FoundationThe PantagraphSamuels, Miller, Schroeder, Jackson & SlyState Farm Companies FoundationSteinfort Properties, Inc.TRW FoundationUS Office ProductsWoods and Bates *deceased

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Founder’s & President’s SocietiesThe Founder’s Society is the most prestigious of Lincoln College’s seven giving clubs, and is reserved for donors who have demonstrated the utmost affinity for our institution by giving $10,000 or more annually. The President’s Society recognizes donors with annual gifts of $5,000 to $9,999.

Legacy & University Hall SocietiesThe Legacy Society honors donors who contribute $2,500 to $4,999 annually. Donors who contribute $1,000 to $2,499 annually are members of the University Hall Society.

Namesake ClubsThe Namesake Clubs recognize donors who contribute annually at the following levels: Gold Club, $500 to $999; Silver Club, $250 to $499; Bronze Club, $100 to $249.

ContributorThe Contributor category recognizes donors who give up to $99.

INDIVIDUALS(gifts through June 30, 2009)

Founders Society*Anna K. Behrends ’36John and Barb BlackburnGeorge R. and *Suzanne EberleMrs. Robert D. EdwardsRoger and Jan GarrettJohn R. and Jo GehlbachThomas E. and Dorothy KomnickH. Safford and Betty PeacockMrs. Herbert A. VanceWilliam ’58 and Janet ’59 Zimmer

President’s SocietyBud ’52 and Sonja BoeckerDonald E. CooperSteven A. Isenstein ’70James and Harriet LuebchowWilbur and Alice PaulusLouise P. Taper

Legacy Society*Genevieve B. AlexanderWaldo and Rosalie BertoniDaniel W. Bock and June A. Novak-BockDavid and Jane ClappDavid and Marvis DickinsonHarold and Bettye FueWilliam E. ’43 and R. Jean ’47 GossettRichard and Betty HammDr. John M. and Jean Ann HutchinsonPaul S. ’75 and Denise V. LunsfordRichard D. ’58 and Mary Ellen ’59 MartinNorman H. and Norma MuckCharles and Norma NautsRobert F. and Lynne NealMargaret RandolphRobert H. RobertsMilton and Barbara Wood

University Hall SocietyAnonymousNelson H. ’43 and Viola AlbertsMichael and Laura BeltchenkoErnest L. ’72 and Victoria CantelmoDonald Gilbert ’69 and Kathleen DrumRoland Francis ’41 and Ellen Lanyon GinzelPaul E. Gleason*Robert and Joan GraueJeffrey E. ’68 and Diana B. HartnettDallas L. ’69 and Catherine HensleyBetty J. HickeyNancy and James Ireland

Robert ’66 and Celia ’64 JeckelScott A. Joslin ’82Mary Lou KlokkengaDave KrusemarkLarry and Rebecca KrusemarkLeonard and Betty Ann KrusemarkBarbara A. ’64 and Robert L. MatiaW. Douglas ’69 and Carol K. McGaugheyLawrence R. and Colleen MoelmannHeather L. MuellerJohn Paul ’60 and Edith PoertnerRobert B. ’70 and Ruth A. Rowe ’71Lela M. RustRick and Jan SamuelsJoe and Lisa SextonB. Dale and *Marian SporeScott and Kathryn SteinfortHenry “Hank” A. Townsend ’56Robert P. Turley ’04Daniel and Audrey Weinberg

Namesake GoldDebbie ’83 and Ron AckermanAlbert G. ’63 and Cele M. AlbrechtTed and Mary Lou AllisonRichard C. ’63 and Glenda L. AndersonJudy A. ’75 and Gary AtteberryJoe and Patricia BakerBryan ’93 and Danielle ’93 BarnettChris and Lesleigh BennettAlexander J. Bernstein ’67Christine L. ’72 and Dennis BoccardGlenn Dennis and Christine CampbellWalter W. ’59 and Judy ChaseJohn J. ’64 and Margy W. ConaghanThomas W. ’70 and Kay CrossVince ’61 and Vi DaleyTaylor Dirks ’10Derald C. ’56 and Sara L. DoehringJames FaginDr. A. Gigi Fansler and Dr. Kenneth W. FanslerChuck and Susan FinkSteve FosterHomer B. Harris, Jr.Timothy HuyettStella JohnsonJulius J. and Marilyn KasaRobert M. Kern ’70Rev. Dr. L. Wilson and Eileen KilgoreK.F. “Skip” Kitchen II ’72David and Linda KlemmGeorge KnightPaula and Richard KnoppDavid F. Koehler ’62Lee and Mari Anne KomnickJames R. ’84 and Gail McShaneDavid M. Merriman ’77E. J. MileyAnn B. and Frederick MuellerDavid and Mary Beth MuellerChristina M. NuttStephen Ross ’67 and Marina PayneRichard F. Phipps ’57Mitch and Sharon Shute-BaddourQuentin and Mary Beth SparksAnna Louise ’54 and Donald StanfieldMark and Amy TippettJanet E. UlrichCharles and Jane VogelRaymond Dean ’58 and Juanita WallenScott A. Werner ’75

Namesake SilverThomas E. Ahern ’58John and Debbie ’75 AndrewsBernard E. ’48 and Anastasia BehrendsMr. Herbert M. Berg ’77Randy and Cindy BrassfieldGretchen L. ’98 and T.J. BreeGary and Michele BrockBrenda Chapman-Lima ’82 and Kevin LimaRonald L. and Marilyn A. ’98 CraigWilliam J. CurryBeverly E. Dennis ’53

*Charles R. DierkerCynthia and Kevin EackGreg and Beth EimerDr. J. Frank Fikuart ’41Amy and Tom GallagherHarry C. ’58 and Patricia GeisingerDr. Kristen M. Green-MorrowDr. Le Roy S. and Janet L. GurgaCraig Fowler ’65 and Patricia GurneyReva Cullen Hallman ’33Thomas and Britta HarrisDavid and Michele HarrisJudge Thomas M. and Regina HarrisDr. Donald D. ’52 and Mary JohnsonRonald and Cindy KellerCynthia A. KelleyWilliam G. ’50 and Loranna KleinS. Ann Kvitle-BiBarry M. ’72 and Barbara E. ’72 LarrainJohn M. MaloneRobert D. ’72 and Marta McElhaneyNancy C. Moriearty ’55Jeffrey C. ’89 and Sheila NelsonGeorge A. ’51 and Pat PegramWarren and Jean PetersAllen and Jeannine PickeringLester and Gretchen PlotnerJerome Pierce ’65 and Karen RessetarMelissa and Marcus RohlfsBob and Annette RushRandall S. ’81 and Teresa M. ’98 SchraderWilliam Axel ’68 and Victoria SchultSteven F. ’10 and Paula SnodgrassDarrell J. ’91 and Kathy A. ’92 SteffensPeter A. Strange ’62Tony Dale ’88 and Bridgett S. Thomas ’07Dr. Glen E. and Gale TomlinsonDonald and Betty Gail WagnerJohn and Tamara WelterMary Jo and Kenneth WerthThomas D. ’63 and Connie Zurkammer

Namesake Bronze*AnonymousAnonymousJohnny and Stacie AaronCarla J. Ackerman ’66Laura J. and Willis AdamsWilliam and Laura AgeeRaymond and Mary AhillenPeggy J. and Edward AntoineDiana and Kent ArmbrusterLinda L. and Steve BakerRyan L. ’86 and Katana BakerMichelle Renee ’89 and Roger BaldwinMark K. ’74 and Debra J. BantaMike A. BarnesBruce E. ’60 and Carol V. BarryJack and Shirley BartelmayDavid ’69 and Barbara BaughmanG. Russell BaumPaul ’56 and Sue ’58 BeaverPhilip and Virgina BertoniRobert and Violet BismarkMargaret A. Blakeman*M. Lillian BlissSenator Larry and Sally Jo BomkeRonald and Mary BossinghamL. Karna BoutonRepresentative Richard BrauerWard H. Brining ’58Michael A. ’65 and Toni BrowerDavid and Carol BrownellEdna L. Burke ’39Constance and Lawrence BussardWilliam R. ’67 and Mary Lindstrom ’68 CollierWayne Allen ’50 and Lois ConradyCharles and Judy ConzoJohn R. Copley*Julia E. Corbett ’41Judith E. ’91 and Robert CortelloniDr. Cullom and Ann DavisMichael K. ’72 and Barbara A. De MentKaren S. Deany

John K. ’65 and Barbara J. ’66 DresselJohn and Renee DreusickeHelen E. ErvinPeter A. Fiske ’66Hong Tatt ’62 and Sally FooRonald Gerald ’56 and Joyce M. FoxCharles R. ’76 and Kathy FrantzKarin M. FranzElbert M. and Martha FultonJoyce and Steve GearyAnthony R. ’99 and Katie E. GenovesiEric L. Gleason ’99James A. ’52 and Patricia GlennTamera J. and Robert ’94 GoodrichValerie GraueChris P. ’95 and Joy E. ’96 GrayEric B. ’88 and Rachel GrunderJohn and Frankie GuzzardoJosh HaagJerry E. HanlenDebra J. and Rodney HarmonDr. Susan M. and Robert HarmonAlan E. HaseleyRolland and Cathy HeinzJoseph and Becky HendrixGlenn Brian HerronRobert L. ’67 and Sarah H. HighJohn and Joan HillH. Ray ’92 and Connie HinthornChloe ’51 and Robert HoaglinMartin HoldenPaul and Nancy HoldenWilliam J. and Suzette M. HoltaneNed C. ’70 and Doreen M. ’06 HorneyJohn and Marsha HubbuchDonald and Edith HudsonDonna S. Hutchison ’01James T. JacksonDr. Donald A. and Merilyn JessenElizabeth JohnsonRobert H. ’40 and Patricia JohnsonJohn R. ’68 and Jean E. JunJeffrey and Stephanie KratzSimon KushmarKenneth W. ’70 and Susan LanningGlenn P. Lefkovitz ’75Mark R. Lidschin ’50Charles N. Lockenour ’78Robert LowmanJohn and Judith LozierH. Stephen MartinTom and Cheryl MartinHoward M. ’48 and Lorraine E. MartinieAndrew A. McBride ’07Judge John T. McCullough ’51William J. McCullumElsie K. ’41 and Julian MenzelJoseph N. ’57 and Doris D. MillardDavid F. Mockler ’57Mark J. Morrow ’73Gerson D. ’64 and Judy MosbacherRobert A. MusickGary and Karen NewmanFelix and Stella NiewinskiJean L. ’47 and Henry L. NoffkeLinda S. OliverAnn and Jim PalmerErrol L. ’61 and Andrea PantonKatherine and Steve PapeschElmo and Ella PascaleDr. William D. PedersonJohn H. ’57 and Margaret PeiferChristopher PenceArnold M. ’58 and Barbara RabkinDede Ralston ’69Gene and Norma RankinHerbert J. ReicheltMartin ReiterKimberly C. Rendelson ’69 and Gabe GoldbergThomas A. ’71 and Laurie A. RiceWanda L. ’75 and Gene RohlfsDebra L. Ropp ’84Roselynn G. ’66 and Melvin K. RosemanKatrina M. Ross ’88

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Founders Society $10,000 and up

President’s Society $5,000 - $9,999

Legacy Society $2,500 - $4,999

University Hall Society $1,000 - $2,499

Namesake Gold $500 - $999

Namesake Silver $250 - $499

Namesake Bronze $100 - $249

Contributor $1 - $99

*deceased

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Susan and James RyanRobert William ’67 and Sandra SanerRonald and Joyce SchillingSherry L. ’10 and John R. SchonauerD. Marlene ’53 and C. Wayne SchraderDavid and Barbara SchroderJoyce A. ’70 and Thomas H. SchrothEugene and Rosemary SchulterKenneth and Mary Schwab*Carl H. and Carol SchwantzDr. Thomas F. and Cathy SchwartzJacob D. Sexton ’01Jared R. Sexton ’04Jeffrey W. ’71 and Darlos ShafferDavid and Amy ShawenJerry B. ’48 and Anna ShockeyDr. Don and Jan ’84 SielaffRobert B. ’68 and Natalie SilvermanLaura B. SkeltonBrad L. ’71 and Sue SlaterDaniel and Diana SootsLesli “Sas” Spencer ’81Raymond R. Spirek ’76Erman J. ’56 and Kaeko StahlRobert SteflMichael and Janet StephensonPeter and Patricia SwaufieldKevin and Jean SweetDr. Steven S. Szynal ’73Mary E. Taylor ’53Mark ’69 and Kathryn TebruggeJodi and Justin ThiesVicky Porth TobiasThaddeus R. ’68 and Patricia A. TobiasKaren S. Townsend ’82Don TracyMarion L. Triem ’42James O. ’81 and Beth H. ’88 TurleyJames E. WaldenHarris and Ann WalkerMarcia WarnerDiane Harris Warnock*Roger and Carolyn WebsterWarren L. WendlandtThea L. WestbayDavid S. Williams ’68Carol and Loren WilsonCharles and Joyce WilsonD. Jane WilsonDonald W. WilsonJ. Scott WogerBradley and Kaylene WoodJohn C. D. Woodruff ’66Robert H. Wright, Jr. ’62Adam R. York ’05Donald A. Zacher ’57LaVeta F. Zurkammer ’36ContributorAnonymousAnonymousLisa Jolinda ’04 and Paul AbboRichard and Diane AbrahamDebra D. ’93 and Wayne AckermanErnest D. AeiltsLisa ’03 and Jay ’86 AkersNeil and Denise AlexanderJoshua A. Anderson ’05*Harold A. and *Rosemary ’43 ApelTimothy E. Aue ’70Rebecca and Glenn BaileyJim BakerPaul BaldwinJerry and Helene BalesArthur and Carolyn BaltazarRon and Amy BarnesRobert and Diana BarnesDonald W. BauerBrittany E. ’09 and Andrew M. BedolliTracy and Lewis BerginRon and Jan BetzelbergerLoren and Karen BirnbaumBobby and Angela BlickenstaffDr. Paul E. and Mary BoatmanRobert and Ruth Bohanan

Terry and Kay BoseJan E. Bowers ’81Athene and Teresa BowlingRodney E. ’88 and Donna BoydGlenn E. BridgesLynn R. ’56 and Esther BridgmanFrancis L. BrownAaron S. Brown ’07Edward J. BugosBarbra E. ’81 and Gary BurdettAnne M. ’58 and Robert H. BurnsMyron BuseKevin E. Byrd ’87Karen R. CameronWilliam A. CampbellJeffrey A. CarterHoward C. ’52 and Dorothy E. CartwrightGreg and Michele CasfordMarion and John CassensDr. Catherine E. CavanaughAaron ChaseAdam L. CheathamRod and Pam ConklenBen and Rose ConradyDaniel and Kathleen CookRichard and Debby CookJudith A. ’86 and Russell CookBobbi and David CooperWilliam H. ’70 and Joanie CossaboonChris CoyneGregory and Barbara CrossColleen J. CrowellMary J. CummingsDebra A. CurryR. Greg Dale ’67David DanielBrooks DavisDonald W. ’56 and Karleen DavisGary DavisRussell G. ’59 and M. K. DavisLarry and Amanda DawsonLarry and Charlotte DawsonRobert DevineWilliam A. Diamond ’63Tim and Julie DittmerVictor and Shirley DittusBeatrice DolinRobert A. ’72 and Beverly DondevilleDr. Deane E. and Ann DoolenJack DunnCatherine C. EckartDianne L. ’96 and John L. EigenbrodPaul F. Ellis-Graham, Lincoln Group of New YorkNathan B. ’99 and Trisha EnglehardtPhyllis J. Fairbairn ’53Sybil FearsTeri A. FergusonJoshua D. FillmoreDr. Louis J. ’68 and Judith FirenzeBruce and Sherry FisherJames and Nancy FitzgeraldPhillip and Christina FloresJames E. FollisIvy J. ForemanLana B. FormhalsPeter J. and Carol E. FrantzDr. Daniel P. and Ruth FreesmeierRobert and Shannon FreyFred ’68 and Sarah GageGene and Vicki GensiniDuane and Bobette GerlachE. Jerry and Lanie GibersonRebecca M. Gibson ’04Penny S. Gold and David AmorDonna J. GreyJanet L. GrothPaul and Sheila GuseCarl B. Gustafson ’60Andrea HakeJean O. ’93 and Ronald HallErika I. HallAnn HarrisHelene M. ’73 and Billy J. Harris

Amy N. Haseley ’98Walter HaydenClarence and Sharon HenryJonathan A. HibbsKevin L. Hild ’96Verniece HoffertJulia Gullett ’43 and G. K. HolthJudith and Harold HornJoshua and Charity HutchisonRichard D. IngalsbeThomas and Joyce JamesEric and Heidi JenkinsKenneth L. JohnsonHubert E. JohnsonBrad and Susanne JonesJim ’68 and Deborah KammuellerDeborah S. Keist ’87James A. Keogh ’66Jo R. KingDarrell E. and Shirley F. ’81 KlinkJulie KlinzingKathleen Koteles ’69John and Maria KretzAmy KuelbsDorothy LaatschThe Lebeck FamilyErika A. Lee ’97Margaret M. LeesmanJohn I. LefringhouseCorey W. LeonardKenneth and Mildred LeonardMichael and Gayle LewisEarl and Maryann LindseyCharles and Elaine LindstromJeris Dawn ’87 and Joel LivengoodWayne and Barbara LollingJames and Jo LongTodd B.’83 and Georgia L. LowmanNancy J. MacMullenMary Lou Stohl Madden ’70Mark L. and Lona K. Mann ’94L. Jean MartinRonald and Kathy MartinieMatthew and Nancy MattinglyLois K. MauneyFrances McCormick ’39Doug and Vicki McCoyJoseph C. McCulloughElizabeth Hamblen ’48 and David W. McShaneNicole L. Meagher ’99Susan and Michael MerrickH. Donald and Margaret MerrittDavid W. MillerJerry L. Miller ’65Mike ’82 and Jean Ann MillerPatricia A. MinderJames F. MitchellWarren S. ’74 and Patricia MooreDr. Pamela MorieartyJack J. ’48 and Joan D. NeuswangerJuanita Folger Niehus ’27Daniel and Judith OberholtzerP. R. OdomTracy and Stacy OlsonJeffrey and Michelle OwensRobert and Shelba PalmerThomas and Carla PantoniKenneth and Patricia PaulJulie and Jeffrey PayneWanda PetersonAlice Petro ’47James M. ’88 and Penelope M. PetropoulMatthew and Julie PinkertonPirouz Pirouz-Raey ’82Eva M. PolchowSherrilyn G. PoorbaughDeron and Kristi PowellPatrick and Mary Patricia Powers J. Timothy ’61 and Nan ProutDavid and Cheryl PurvesRichard and Marcella ReedCindy E. ReedJosephine E. ReedJeff Rehn

Henry G. Rinker ’73Jerald N. ’74 and Jeanne E. RobertsBarbara J. Roberts ’69Marvin S. RobinsonArthur M. RohnerDarla R. ’76 and Michael D. RohrerLisa A. Rucker ’07Kristin J. Rucks ’05Lois G. SablotnyAngelina Sandel ’41Gary E. ’66 and Barbara SapiroIsidore and Shirley ScheinmanRobert and Rebecca SchmuckerLaura and Dave SchonauerPaul H. ’68 and Susan W. SchroderRussell and Cathleen SeegersClifford L. SeitzerDavid and Ingrid SharosJohn W. SimonsBrian Smith ’05Clint M. Smith ’04Truman and Ruth SmithJanice M. SnowdenAlicia and Samuel SparksGary and Rita SpeckhartTodd and Shelly SpellmanMark SpurgeonJennifer E. SteelKimberly and Kevin StephensDr. J. Richard StoltzJohn M. ’93 and Angela L. StoltzenburgJennifer L. Story ’02Everett and Wilna StreenzNancy M. StremskiRory StumpfRichard M. SumrallRichard and Karen SwitzerCurtis W. TarrCary L. Tate ’79William TebruggeTerry R. Thompson ’66Mary Ellen ThorntonHoward and Karen TischTimothy and Tracie TobinPaula K. TrainerDarren G. Turner ’90Claude E. Van FossanDonald E. ’57 and Georgia L. VinsonThomas W. Vukovich ’72John L. Wallace ’62Betty Lou WankelSam and Della WatersWilliam L. WeakleyJulianne WelchChristopher A. WelchRichard D. Werner ’56Duane H. WernerMargaret WilcoxenRickey and Laura WilliamsAlma L. WilsonMark and Patricia WilsonGreta and Donald WinterbauerDonald D. WolpertHelen R. WoodJames Franklin ’61 and Susan WorkmanLinda E. YarringtonGeorge and Nancy YauchLisa G. Yeazle ’85William and Barbara ZellmanRobert J. ’67 and Janet L. Zimmerman

ORGANIZATIONSFounders SocietyCaterpillar FoundationCOUNTRY FinancialEaton CorporationLogan County Voiture #985 of the Forty and EightMagnetrol International IncorporatedHenry Safford Peacock Foundation Vance Publishing Corp.The Woods FoundationPresident’s SocietyCable Crafters Construction, Inc.CORE

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Aqua Fiori, Inc.Ballpark Motors, Inc.Blue Dog InnBrad Neal & AssociatesThe Charles FoundationCity of LincolnConnie’s Country GreenhouseFirst National Bank of TremontFirst Wok Chinese RestaurantFricke-Calvert-Schrader Funeral HomeGeneral Electric FoundationIBM International Business MachinesJ & S AutoJewish Federation of CincinnatiKesslers Team SportsLincoln Area Realty, Inc.McShane ConstructionMeier Accounting and Tax ServiceMid America Food Sales, Ltd.Parker Hannifin CorporationPicture This PhotographyQuality Carpet ServiceRobert High Co.Red Oak Tree FarmSenior Health Care Benefit ServicesSerendipity Stiches & Custom FramingSimonson Flooring Center & PaintingStahl FurnitureXamis Ford-Lincoln-Mercury Inc.

ContributorAbraham Lincoln Tourism Bureau of Logan CountyAmeren Corporate CommunicationsBank of FarmingtonBasket Case CateringBrewster InvestigationsChamness BrothersCitizens for SnyderCountry InsuranceDr. Kenneth C. Detring, OptometristV.H. Gonet-Opper Insurance Agency, Inc.The Happy Thursday Bridge ClubHartsburg Fire House GangJackson Family Clinic, Inc.Maverick Family Steak House, Inc.Monical’s Pizza of CantonOfficial Time OutOverlord SalesPlayboy Enterprises, Inc.Straightway Farm Service, Inc.Paul R. Wilson, Jr., Ltd.

List of Alumni by Class Yearincluding total given by groups

www.lincolncollege.edu/alumni

Fidelity Charitable Gift FundLegacy SocietyJ.M. Abbott & Associates, LTD Bock & AssociatesR.W. Garrett Agency, Inc.State Bank of LincolnUniversity Hall SocietyAbraham Lincoln Memorial HospitalAmeren Central Illinois Light CompanyComcast CommunicationsCommerce BankCross Farms, Inc.Harold Goodman Excavating and TruckingHarris-Hodnett Agency, Inc.The Lincoln Elks Country ClubLincoln PrintersLincoln Rotary ClubLogan County BankLogan County Farm BureauMiller/Cook & Assoc.Nikles Chevrolet-Buick, Inc.The Noble Foundation James & Amanda Patten TrustPeerless Cleaners, Inc.Peoria Charter CoachSamuels, Miller, Schroeder, Jackson & SlyState Farm Companies Foundation

Namesake GoldAbe Lincoln Appraisal ServiceBeeler Farms, William BeelerT.A. Brinkoetter & Sons, Inc.Central Illinois AgElegant Limousines, Inc.Evan Lloyd Associates, Inc.Farnsworth Group, Inc.Fraternal Order of PoliceHeartland Industrial Service, LLCJake’s Used FurnishingsLincoln IGA FoodlinerMcEntire ConstructionOtto Baum Company, Inc. FoundationPacesetter Financial Group, LLCPeasley-Kerrigan Funeral HomeQuality Glass and Glazing, IncRegions BankSugar Creek OrthodontistTaylor-Made ConstructionTRIAD IndustriesRoger Webster Construction, Inc.Wendy’sWoods and Bates

Namesake SilverArea Disposal ServiceBlades Nail and Hair SalonCCDAN Distributing, Inc.CEFCUChampaign Hotel Ventures LLCCITV LogOn Production, LLCEaton CorporationFirst Midstate, Inc. Investment BankersHartsburg State BankHundman Lumber CompanyKeystone Risk Management, Inc.McDonald’s of Lincoln #2752Merrill Lynch Matching Gift ProgramMetaxia Enterprise - Dairy QueenMidwest Christian VillagesPlastic Engineering & Development, Inc.Pristine CleanQwe, Inc. DBA Famous LiquersRegional Superintendent of SchoolsRobert’s/Sysco Foods Services, Inc.Sears of LincolnC. D. Spangler Foundation, Inc. Springfield Running CenterStuart SolutionsTrackmasters, Inc.

Namesake BronzeAlexander Lumber Company

1927-1939 $375,661Juanita (Folger) Niehus ’27Reva C. (Cullen) Hallmann ’33*Anna K. Behrends ’36LaVeta F. (Baker) Zurkammer ’36Edna L. (Hale) Burke ’39Frances (McCarthy) McCormick ’39

1940-1944 $6,313Robert H. Johnson ’40*Julia E. (Morgenthaler) Corbett ’41J. Frank Fikuart ’41Roland F. Ginzel ’41Elsie (Komnick) Menzel ’41Angelina L. (Brummer) Sandel ’41Marion L. (Hale) Triem ’42Nelson H. Alberts ’43*Rosemary (Laforge) Apel ’43William E. Gossett ’43Julia M. (Gullett) Holth ’43

1945-1949 $2,958R. Jean (Brown) Gossett ’47Jean L. (Gasaway) Noffke ’47Alice Petro ’47Bernard E. Behrends ’48Howard M. Martinie ’48Elizabeth L. (Hamblen) McShane ’48

Jack J. Neuswanger ’48Jerry B. Shockey ’48

1950-1954 $9,265Wayne A. Conrady ’50William G. Klein ’50Mark R. Lidschin ’50Chloe (Couch) Hoaglin ’51John T. McCullough ’51George A. Pegram ’51Paul H. “Bud” Boecker ’52Howard C. Cartwright, Jr. ’52James A. Glenn ’52Donald D. Johnson ’52Beverly E. (Bagdasarian) Dennis ’53Phyllis J. (Siewert) Fairbairn ’53D. Marlene (Reinhart) Schrader ’53Mary E. (Pool) Taylor ’53Anna Louise (Reeves) Stanfield ’54

1955-1959 $19,110Nancy C. (Marousek) Moriearty ’55Paul J. Beaver, Jr. ’56Lynn R. Bridgman ’56Donald W. Davis ’56Derald C. Doehring ’56Ronald G. Fox ’56Erman J. Stahl ’56Henry “Hank” A. Townsend ’56Richard D. Werner ’56Joseph N. Millard, Sr. ’57David F. Mockler ’57John H. Peifer ’57Richard F. Phipps ’57Donald E. Vinson ’57Donald A. Zacher ’57Thomas E. Ahern ’58Sue Beaver ’58Ward H. Brining ’58Anne M. (Meyers) Burns ’58Harry C. Geisinger ’58Richard D. Martin ’58Arnold M. Rabkin ’58Raymond D. Wallen ’58William Zimmer ’58Walter W. Chase ’59Russell G. Davis ’59Mary Ellen (Kaesebier) Martin ’59Janet (Shirley) Zimmer ’59

1960-1964 $7,750Bruce E. Barry ’60Carl B. Gustafson ’60John P. Poertner ’60Vincent R. Daley, Jr. ’61Errol L. Panton ’61J. Timothy Prout ’61James F. Workman II ’61Hong Tatt Foo ’62David F. Koehler ’62Peter A. Strange ’62John L. Wallace ’62Robert H. Wright, Jr. ’62Albert G. Albrecht ’63Richard C. Anderson ’63William A. Diamond ’63Thomas Dale Zurkammer ’63John J. Conaghan ’64Celia A. (Harmon) Jeckel ’64Barbara A. (McMonagle) Matia ’64Gerson D. Mosbacher ’64

1965-1969 $11,570Michael A. Brower ’65John K. Dressel ’65Craig F. Gurney ’65Jerry L. Miller ’65Jerome P. Ressetar ’65Carla J. (Donath) Ackerman ’66Barbara J. (Mac Donald) Dressel ’66Peter A. Fiske ’66Robert Jeckel ’66James A. Keogh ’66Roselynn G. (Gordon) Roseman ’66

Gary E. Sapiro ’66Terry R. Thompson ’66John C. D. Woodruff ’66Alexander J. Bernstein ’67William R. Collier ’67R. Greg Dale ’67Robert L. High, Jr. ’67Stephen R. Payne ’67Robert W. Saner ’67Robert J. Zimmerman ’67Mary (Lindstrom) Collier ’68Louis J. Firenze ’68Fred Gage ’68Jeffrey E. Hartnett ’68John R. Jun ’68Jim Kammueller ’68Paul H. Schroder ’68William Axel Schult ’68Robert B. Silverman ’68Thaddeus R. Tobias ’68David S. Williams ’68David O. Baughman ’69Donald G. Drum ’69Dallas L. Hensley ’69Kathleen Koteles ’69W. Douglas McGaughey ’69Dede Ralston ’69Kimberly C. Rendelson ’69Barbara J. (Jones) Roberts ’69Mark W. Tebrugge ’69

1970-1974 $14,605*Anonymous ’70Timothy E. Aue ’70William H. Cossaboon’70Thomas W. Cross ’70Ned C. Horney ’70Steven A. Isenstein ’70Robert M. Kern ’70Kenneth W. Lanning ’70Mary Lou (Stohl) Madden ’70Robert B. Rowe, Jr. ’70Joyce A. (Able) Schroth ’70Thomas A. Rice ’71Ruth A. (Paton) Rowe ’71Jeffrey W. Shaffer ’71Brad L. Slater ’71Christine L. (Knizeski) Boccard ’72Ernest L. Cantelmo ’72Michael K. De Ment ’72Robert A. Dondeville ’72K.F. “Skip” Kitchen II ’72Barbara E. (Mills) Larrain ’72Barry M. Larrain ’72Robert D. McElhaney ’72Thomas W. Vukovich ’72Helene M. (Reitman) Harris ’73Mark J. Morrow ’73Henry G. Rinker ’73Steven S. Szynal ’73Mark K. Banta ’74James R. McShane ’74Warren S. Moore ’74Jerald N. Roberts ’74

1975-1979 $6,141Debbie S. Shull-Andrews ’75Judy A. (Cummings) Atteberry ’75Glenn P. Lefkovitz ’75Paul S. Lunsford ’75Wanda L. (Mammen) Rohlfs ’75Scott A. Werner ’75Charles R. Frantz ’76Darla R. (Allen) Rohrer ’76Raymond R. Spirek ’76Herbert M. Berg ’77David M. Merriman ’77Charles N. Lockenour ’78Cary L. (McKechnie) Tate ’79

1981-1984 $2,801Jan E. Bowers ’81Barbra E. (Baker) Burdett ’81Shirley F. (Kennedy) Klink ’81

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Founders Society $10,000 and up

President’s Society $5,000 - $9,999

Legacy Society $2,500 - $4,999

University Hall Society $1,000 - $2,499

Namesake Gold $500 - $999

Namesake Silver $250 - $499

Namesake Bronze $100 - $249

Contributor $1 - $99

2008-2009Honor Roll

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Friends4 AnonymousRichard and Diane AbrahamWilliam and Laura AgeeRaymond and Mary Ahillen*Genevieve B. AlexanderNeil and Denise AlexanderTed and Mary Lou Allison*Harold A. and *Rosemary ’43 ApelDiana and Kent ArmbrusterJim BakerPaul BaldwinJerry and Helene BalesArthur and Carolyn BaltazarMike A. BarnesRobert and Diana BarnesJack and Shirley BartelmayG. Russell BaumMichael and Laura BeltchenkoChris and Lesleigh BennettPhilip and Virgina BertoniWaldo and Rosalie BertoniRon and Jan BetzelbergerLoren and Karen BirnbaumRobert and Violet BismarkJohn and Barb BlackburnBobby and Angela Blickenstaff*M. Lillian BlissDr. Paul E. and Mary BoatmanDaniel W. Bock and June A. Novak-BockRobert and Ruth BohananSenator Larry and Sally Jo BomkeTerry and Kay BoseRonald and Mary BossinghamL. Karna BoutonAthene and Teresa BowlingRandy and Cindy BrassfieldRepresentative Richard BrauerGlenn E. BridgesGary and Michele BrockFrancis L. BrownEdward J. BugosConstance and Lawrence BussardKaren R. CameronWilliam A. CampbellGreg and Michele CasfordMarion and John CassensDr. Catherine E. CavanaughAaron ChaseDavid and Jane ClappRod and Pam ConklenBen and Rose ConradyCharles and Judy ConzoDaniel and Kathleen CookRichard and Debby CookDonald E. CooperChris CoyneGregory and Barbara CrossMary J. CummingsDebra A. Curry William J. CurryDavid DanielBrooks DavisDr. Cullom and Ann DavisGary DavisLarry and Amanda DawsonLarry and Charlotte DawsonKaren S. Deany

Lincoln College was a life changing opportunity for me; I have given financial support because I want to help Lincoln College continue to impact lives.

-Steve Isenstein Class of 1970

www.lincolncollege.edu/alumni

Robert DevineDavid and Marvis Dickinson*Charles R. DierkerTim and Julie DittmerVictor and Shirley DittusBeatrice DolinDr. Deane E. and Ann DoolenJohn and Renee DreusickeJack DunnGeorge R. and *Suzanne EberleMrs. Robert D. EdwardsPaul F. Ellis-Graham, Lincoln Group of New YorkHelen E. ErvinChuck and Susan FinkBruce and Sherry FisherJames and Nancy FitzgeraldPhillip and Christina FloresIvy J. ForemanLana B. FormhalsPeter J. and Carol E. FrantzDr. Daniel P. and Ruth FreesmeierRobert and Shannon FreyHarold and Bettye FueElbert M. and Martha FultonRoger and Jan GarrettJohn R. and Jo GehlbachGene and Vicki GensiniDuane and Bobette GerlachE. Jerry and Lanie GibersonPenny S. Gold and David AmorRobert* and Joan GraueValerie GraueDr. Kristen M. Green-MorrowJanet L. GrothDr. Le Roy S. and Janet GurgaPaul and Sheila GuseJohn and Frankie GuzzardoJosh HaagAndrea HakeErika I. HallRichard and Betty HammJerry E. HanlenDr. Susan M. and Robert HarmonAnn HarrisDavid and Michele HarrisHomer B. Harris, Jr.Thomas and Britta HarrisJudge Thomas M. and Regina HarrisWalter HaydenRolland and Cathy HeinzClarence and Sharon HenryBetty J. HickeyVerniece HoffertPaul and Nancy HoldenWilliam J. and Suzette M. HoltaneJohn and Marsha HubbuchDonald and Edith HudsonTimothy HuyettNancy and James IrelandJames T. JacksonThomas and Joyce JamesDr. Donald A. and Merilyn JessenStella JohnsonElizabeth JohnsonKenneth L. JohnsonBrad and Susanne JonesJulius J. and Marilyn KasaRev. Dr. L. Wilson and Eileen KilgoreJo R. KingMary Lou KlokkengaGeorge KnightLee and Mari Anne KomnickThomas E. and Dorothy KomnickJohn and Maria KretzDave KrusemarkLarry and Rebecca KrusemarkLeonard and Betty Ann KrusemarkSimon KushmarS. Ann Kvitle-BiDorothy LaatschThe Lebeck FamilyJohn I. LefringhouseCorey W. Leonard

Michael and Gayle LewisEarl and Maryann LindseyCharles and Elaine LindstromWayne and Barbara LollingJames and Jo LongRobert LowmanJohn and Judith LozierJames and Harriet LuebchowNancy J. MacMullenH. Stephen MartinL. Jean MartinTom and Cheryl MartinMatthew and Nancy MattinglyDoug and Vicki McCoyH. Donald and Margaret MerrittDavid W. MillerJames F. MitchellLawrence R. and Colleen MoelmannNorman H. and Norma MuckAnn B. and Frederick MuellerDavid and Mary Beth MuellerRobert A. MusickCharles and Norma NautsRobert F. and Lynne NealGary and Karen NewmanFelix and Stella NiewinskiDaniel and Judith OberholtzerP. R. OdomTracy and Stacy OlsonJeffrey and Michelle OwensAnn and Jim PalmerRobert and Shelba PalmerThomas and Carla PantoniElmo and Ella PascaleKenneth and Patricia PaulWilbur and Alice PaulusJulie and Jeffrey PayneH. Safford and Betty PeacockDr. William D. PedersonChristopher PenceWarren and Jean PetersWanda PetersonAllen and Jeannine PickeringMatthew and Julie PinkertonLester and Gretchen PlotnerEva M. PolchowSherrilyn G. PoorbaughDeron and Kristi PowellPatrick and Mary Patricia PowersDavid and Cheryl PurvesMargaret RandolphGene and Norma RankinJosephine E. ReedRichard and Marcella ReedJeff RehnMartin ReiterRobert H. RobertsArthur M. RohnerBob and Annette RushLela M. RustLois G. SablotnyIsidore and Shirley ScheinmanRonald and Joyce SchillingRobert and Rebecca SchmuckerLaura and Dave SchonauerDavid and Barbara SchroderEugene and Rosemary SchulterKenneth and Mary Schwab*Carl H. and Carol SchwantzDr. Thomas F. and Cathy SchwartzRussell and Cathleen SeegersJoe and Lisa SextonDavid and Ingrid SharosDavid and Amy ShawenMitch and Sharon Shute-BaddourTruman and Ruth SmithJanice M. SnowdenDaniel and Diana SootsAlicia and Samuel SparksQuentin and Mary Beth SparksGary and Rita SpeckhartB. Dale and *Marian SporeMark Spurgeon

Honor RollGary E. Sapiro ’66Terry R. Thompson ’66John C. D. Woodruff ’66Alexander J. Bernstein ’67William R. Collier ’67R. Greg Dale ’67Robert L. High, Jr. ’67Stephen R. Payne ’67Robert W. Saner ’67Robert J. Zimmerman ’67Mary (Lindstrom) Collier ’68Louis J. Firenze ’68Fred Gage ’68Jeffrey E. Hartnett ’68John R. Jun ’68Jim Kammueller ’68Paul H. Schroder ’68William Axel Schult ’68Robert B. Silverman ’68Thaddeus R. Tobias ’68David S. Williams ’68David O. Baughman ’69Donald G. Drum ’69Dallas L. Hensley ’69Kathleen Koteles ’69W. Douglas McGaughey ’69Dede Ralston ’69Kimberly C. Rendelson ’69Barbara J. (Jones) Roberts ’69Mark W. Tebrugge ’69

1970-1974 $14,605*Anonymous ’70Timothy E. Aue ’70William H. Cossaboon’70Thomas W. Cross ’70Ned C. Horney ’70Steven A. Isenstein ’70Robert M. Kern ’70Kenneth W. Lanning ’70Mary Lou (Stohl) Madden ’70Robert B. Rowe, Jr. ’70Joyce A. (Able) Schroth ’70Thomas A. Rice ’71Ruth A. (Paton) Rowe ’71Jeffrey W. Shaffer ’71Brad L. Slater ’71Christine L. (Knizeski) Boccard ’72Ernest L. Cantelmo ’72Michael K. De Ment ’72Robert A. Dondeville ’72K.F. “Skip” Kitchen II ’72Barbara E. (Mills) Larrain ’72Barry M. Larrain ’72Robert D. McElhaney ’72Thomas W. Vukovich ’72Helene M. (Reitman) Harris ’73Mark J. Morrow ’73Henry G. Rinker ’73Steven S. Szynal ’73Mark K. Banta ’74James R. McShane ’74Warren S. Moore ’74Jerald N. Roberts ’74

1975-1979 $6,141Debbie S. Shull-Andrews ’75Judy A. (Cummings) Atteberry ’75Glenn P. Lefkovitz ’75Paul S. Lunsford ’75Wanda L. (Mammen) Rohlfs ’75Scott A. Werner ’75Charles R. Frantz ’76Darla R. (Allen) Rohrer ’76Raymond R. Spirek ’76Herbert M. Berg ’77David M. Merriman ’77Charles N. Lockenour ’78Cary L. (McKechnie) Tate ’79

1981-1984 $2,801Jan E. Bowers ’81Barbra E. (Baker) Burdett ’81Shirley F. (Kennedy) Klink ’81

Randall Scott Schrader ’81Lesli “Sas” Spencer ’81James O. Turley ’81Brenda J. Chapman-Lima ’82Scott A. Joslin ’82Mike Miller ’82Pirouz Pirouz-Raey ’82Karen S. (Stayman) Townsend ’82Debbie (Hickey) Ackerman ’83Todd B. Lowman ’83Debra L. (Ruddy) Ropp ’84Janice L. (Berglin) Sielaff ’84

1985-1989 $1,505Lisa G. (Robbins) Yeazle ’85Jay Akers ’86Ryan L. Baker ’86Judith A. Cook ’86Kevin E. Byrd ’87Deborah S. Keist ’87Jeris D. (Nutt) Livengood ’87Rod E. Boyd ’88Eric B. Grunder ’88James M. Petropoul ’88Katrina M. Ross ’88Tony D. Thomas ’88Beth H. Turley ’88Michelle Renee (Yeazle) Baldwin ’89Jeffrey C. Nelson ’89

1990-1994 $1,800Darren G. Turner ’90Judith E. Cortelloni ’91Darrell J. Steffens ’91H. Ray Hinthorn ’92Kathy A. (Klockenga) Steffens ’92Debra D. (Mills) Ackerman ’93Bryan Barnett ’93Danielle (Wojcicki) Barnett ’93Jean O. (Otte) Hall ’93John M. Stoltzenburg ’93Robert C. Goodrich ’94Lona K. (Anderson) Mann ’94

1995-1999 $1,503Chris P. Gray ’95Dianne L. (Zimmer) Eigenbrod ’96Joy E. (Meador) Gray ’96Kevin L. Hild ’96Erika A. Lee ’97Gretchen L. (Mallekoote) Bree ’98Marilyn A. Craig ’98Amy N. Haseley ’98Teresa M. (Hinds) Schrader ’98Nathan B. Englehardt ’99Anthony R. Genovesi ’99Eric L. Gleason ’99Nicole L. (Scroggin) Meagher ’99

2000-2004 $1,768Donna S. Hutchison ’01Jacob D. Sexton ’01Jennifer L. Story ’02Lisa Akers ’03Lisa Jolinda (Allen-Katz) Abbo ’04Rebecca M. Gibson ’04Jared R. Sexton ’04Clint M. Smith ’04Robert P. Turley ’04

2005-2009 $714Joshua A. Anderson ’05

Kristin J. Rucks ’05Brian Smith ’05Adam R. York ’05Doreen M. (Swanson) Horney ’06Aaron S. Brown ’07Andrew A. McBride ’07Lisa A. Rucker ’07Bridgett S. (Ryan) Thomas ’07Brittany E. (Ingram) Bedolli ’09

2010-2014 $1,069Taylor Dirks ’10Sherry L. Schonauer ’10Steven F. Snodgrass ’10

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Scott and Kathryn SteinfortMichael and Janet StephensonDr. J. Richard StoltzEverett and Wilna StreenzNancy M. StremskiRory StumpfRichard M. SumrallPeter and Patricia SwaufieldKevin and Jean SweetRichard and Karen SwitzerLouise P. TaperCurtis W. TarrWilliam TebruggeMary Ellen ThorntonHoward and Karen TischVicky Porth TobiasTimothy and Tracie TobinDr. Glen E. and Gale TomlinsonDon TracyPaula K. TrainerJanet E. UlrichMrs. Herbert A. VanceCharles and Jane VogelDonald and Betty Gail WagnerJames E. WaldenHarris and Ann WalkerBetty Lou WankelMarcia WarnerDiane Harris WarnockSam and Della Waters*Roger and Carolyn WebsterDaniel and Audrey WeinbergChristopher A. WelchJulianne WelchDuane H. WernerThea L. WestbayMargaret WilcoxenRickey and Laura WilliamsAlma L. Wilson Charles and Joyce WilsonD. Jane WilsonDonald W. WilsonMark and Patricia WilsonBradley and Kaylene WoodHelen R. WoodMilton and Barbara WoodLinda E. YarringtonGeorge and Nancy YauchWilliam and Barbara Zellman

LC EmployeesJohnny R. AaronDebbie Ackerman ’83Laura J. AdamsErnest D. AeiltsLisa Akers ’03Joshua A. Anderson ’05John M. AndrewsPeggy J. AntoineJudy A. Atteberry ’75Timothy E. Aue ’70Rebecca L. BaileyJoe BakerLinda L. BakerMichelle Renee Baldwin ’89Ronald E. BarnesDonald W. Bauer

Lois K. MauneyAndrew A. McBride ’07Joseph C. McCulloughWilliam J. McCullumNicole L. Meagher ’99Susan K. MerrickE. J. MileyPatricia A. MinderDr. Pamela MorieartyHeather L. MuellerJeffrey C. Nelson ’89Christina M. NuttLinda S. OliverKatherine S. PapeschJeannine PickeringCindy E. ReedHerbert J. ReicheltMarvin S. RobinsonMelissa R. RohlfsKatrina M. Ross ’88James W. RyanSusan E. RyanRick L. SamuelsSherry L. Schonauer ’10Randall Scott Schrader ’81Clifford L. SeitzerJacob D. Sexton ’01Debbie S. Shull-Andrews ’75John W. SimonsLaura B. SkeltonBrian Smith ’05Clint M. Smith ’04Steven F. Snodgrass ’10Todd A. SpellmanJennifer E. SteelKathy A. Steffens ’92Robert SteflKimberly A. StephensJohn M. Stoltzenburg ’93Jodi K. ThiesBridgett S. Thomas ’07Tony D. Thomas ’88Terry R. Thompson ’66Mark TippettJames O. Turley ’81Robert P. Turley ’04Darren G. Turner ’90Claude E. Van FossanWilliam L. WeakleyJohn F. WelterWarren L. WendlandtMary Jo WerthCarol J. WilsonGreta A. WinterbauerJ. Scott WogerDonald D. WolpertLisa G. Yeazle ’85Thomas D. Zurkammer ’63

ParentsAnonymous Debbie ’83 and Ron AckermanLaura J. and Willis AdamsJohn and Debbie ’75 AndrewsDiana and Kent ArmbrusterJudy A. ’75 and Gary AtteberryRebecca and Glenn BaileyLinda L. and Steve BakerJerry and Helene BalesMichael and Laura BeltchenkoJohn and Barb BlackburnDr. Paul E. and Mary BoatmanRonald and Mary BossinghamL. Karna BoutonRobert and Rita BuczynskiConstance and Lawrence BussardAaron ChaseWalter W. ’59 and Judy ChaseRichard and Debby CookBobbi and David CooperDonald E. CooperRonald L. and Marilyn A. ’98 CraigGregory and Barbara Cross

Tracy A. BerginMargaret A. BlakemanJan E. Bowers ’81Gretchen L. Bree ’98Aaron S. Brown ’07David H. BrownellBarbra E. Burdett ’81Myron BuseGlenn Dennis CampbellJeffrey A. CarterAdam L. CheathamJudith A. Cook ’86Bobbi J. CooperJohn R. CopleyJudith E. Cortelloni ’91Ronald L. CraigColleen J. CrowellCynthia EackCatherine C. EckartGreg A. EimerJames FaginDr. A. Gigi FanslerSybil FearsTeri A. FergusonJoshua D. FillmoreJames E. FollisSteve FosterKarin M. FranzAmy J. GallagherJoyce M. GearyPaul E. GleasonTamera J. GoodrichChris P. GrayDonna J. GreyEric B. Grunder ’88Jean O. Hall ’93Debra J. HarmonAlan E. HaseleyAmy N. Haseley ’98Joseph K. HendrixGlenn Brian HerronJonathan A. HibbsJohn I. HillMartin HoldenJudith L. HornDr. John M. HutchinsonDonna S. Hutchison ’01Joshua P. HutchisonRichard D. IngalsbeCelia A. Jeckel ’64Eric D. JenkinsHubert E. JohnsonDeborah S. Keist ’87Ronald KellerCynthia A. KelleyDavid S. KlemmJulie KlinzingPaula O. KnoppJeffrey KratzAmy KuelbsMargaret M. LeesmanKenneth L. LeonardMildred M. LeonardJeris D. Livengood ’87John M. MaloneMark L. MannRonald D. Martinie

Debra A. CurryLarry and Amanda DawsonDavid and Marvis DickinsonDr. Deane E. and Ann DoolenDianne L. ’96 and John L. EigenbrodDr. Daniel P. and Ruth FreesmeierAmy and Tom GallagherRoger and Jan GarrettJoyce and Steve GearyE. Jerry and Lanie GibersonRebecca M. Gibson ’04Robert C. ’94 and Tamera J. GoodrichJanet L. GrothJohn and Frankie GuzzardoJean O. ’93 and Ronald HallPaul and Nancy HoldenWilliam J. and Suzette M. HoltaneJohn and Marsha HubbuchDonald and Edith HudsonJohn and Jean Ann HutchinsonDonna S. Hutchison ’01Robert ’66 and Celia ’64 JeckelDr. Donald A. and Merilyn JessenDeborah S. Keist ’87Lee and Mari Anne KomnickThe Lebeck FamilyCharles and Elaine LindstromNancy J. MacMullenLona K.’94 and Mark L. MannDoug and Vicki McCoyJudge John T. McCullough ’51H. Donald and Margaret MerrittLawrence R. and Colleen MoelmannDavid and Mary Beth MuellerChristina M. NuttTracy and Stacy OlsonRobert and Shelba PalmerKenneth and Patricia PaulAllen and Jeannine PickeringDarla R. ’76 and Michael D. RohrerSusan and James RyanRobert William ’67 and Sandra SanerSherry L. ’10 and John R. SchonauerDavid and Barbara SchroderJoyce A. ’70 and Thomas H. SchrothEugene and Rosemary SchulterKenneth and Mary Schwab*Carl H. and Carol SchwantzJoe and Lisa SextonDavid and Amy ShawenDaniel and Diana SootsGary and Rita SpeckhartAnna Louise ’54 and Donald StanfieldJennifer E. SteelMichael and Janet StephensonEverett and Wilna StreenzPeter and Patricia SwaufieldKevin and Jean SweetWilliam TebruggeJodi and Justin ThiesVicky Porth TobiasTimothy and Tracie TobinPaula K. TrainerBeth H. TurleyMrs. Herbert A. VanceCharles and Jane Vogel*Roger and Carolyn WebsterMark and Patricia WilsonBradley and Kaylene WoodWilliam and Barbara ZellmanThomas D. ’63 and Connie ZurkammerGifts-in-Kind2009 Annual FundBree ConstructionDavid CadwalladerRonald L. and Marilyn A. ’98 CraigRichard and Betty HammMeijerQik-n-EZQuentin and Mary Beth SparksState Farm Insurance CompaniesWal-Mart #01--199

2008-2009Honor Roll

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I have made it a priority to give to Lincoln College on an

annual basis. Small, private schools like Lincoln College

need unrestricted funds to help meet each year’s budget.

Giving each year helps the College with its most urgent

needs and really does make a difference.

-Bill Basler Class of 1964

*deceased

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In Memory of Given by

Genevieve Alexander Debbie ’83 and Ron Ackerman Bock & Associates George R. Eberle

Joseph Brasche Robert ’66 and Celia ’64 Jeckel Susan and James Ryan

Ellsworth “Brownie” Brown Mary Ellen Thornton

Mrs. Raymond Dooley Nancy C. Moriearty ’55

Suzanne Eberle Bernard E. ’48 and Anastasia Behrends Daniel W. Bock and June A. Novak-Bock Jean O. ’93 and Ronald Hall Charles and Norma Nauts Harris and Ann Walker

Jennie Gleason Celia ’64 and Robert ’66 Jeckel Susan and James Ryan

Rev. Franklin Lewis Gould Nelson H. ’43 and Viola Alberts Mary Lou Klokkenga Dave Krusemark Larry and Rebecca Krusemark Leonard and Betty Ann Krusemark

Rev. Franklin Lewis Gould, Jr. Nelson H. ’43 and Viola Alberts Mary Lou Klokkenga Dave Krusemark Larry and Rebecca Krusemark Leonard and Betty Ann Krusemark

Harriet Amelia White Gould Nelson H. ’43 and Viola Alberts Mary Lou Klokkenga Dave Krusemark Larry and Rebecca Krusemark Leonard and Betty Ann Krusemark

Ed Hanlen Jerry E. Hanlen

Janet J. Harris Diane Harris Warnock

Ruth Gould Krusemark Nelson H. ’43 and Viola Alberts Mary Lou Klokkenga Dave Krusemark Larry and Rebecca Krusemark Leonard and Betty Ann Krusemark

Thomas Noyes George R. and *Suzanne Eberle

JoAnn Schlicht Dr. Thomas F. and Cathy Schwartz

Carl Schwantz Anonymous Robert F. and Lynne Neal

Michael Scully Daniel W. Bock and June A. Novak-Bock

Barbara Woolworth Vinnage Nancy C. Moriearty ’55

Roger Webster Charles and Norma Nauts

Rev. James White Nelson H. ’43 and Viola Alberts Mary Lou Klokkenga Dave Krusemark Larry and Rebecca Krusemark Leonard and Betty Ann Krusemark

IN HONOR

In Honor of Given byPaul Beaver ..........................David DanielShuwei Bi ............................S. Ann Kvitle-BiBruce Block ........................ Richard and Diane AbrahamJohn & Rosemary Fiske.......Peter A. Fiske ’66Homer B. Harris..................Diane Harris WarnockKristen Holtane....................William J. and Suzette M. HoltaneJo King .................................Mitch and Sharon Shute-BaddourAbraham Lincoln .................Simon KushmarBrad Schroth..........................Joyce A. ’70 and Thomas H. SchrothJonathan Vogel...................... Charles and Jane VogelTom Zurkammer ................. Gerson D. ’64 and Judy Mosbacher

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Gifts-in-Kind continued

Cross CountryDan KokesLincoln Heritage MuseumDr. Darold Leigh ’62 and Patricia HensonRobert Kayma, Sr.M. David SamplesMargaret SmithDon SpringerSusie ThomasLincoln Heritage Museum SoiréeBernard E. ’48 and Anastasia BehrendsBode’s WeldingSenator Larry and Sally Jo BomkeRonald L. and Marilyn A. ’98 CraigVince ’61 and Vi DaleyLeola DowlingJohn R. and Jo GehlbachJames A. ’52 and Patricia GlennPhil GlosserWilliam E. ’43 and R. Jean ’47 GossettRichard and Betty HammBetty J. HickeySaint Louis RamsDaniel and Audrey WeinbergJeanne Xamis

On behalf of the Lincoln College administration, faculty,

staff, and students, we would like to thank you for your

generosity and continued support as we strive to build

our youth for the future.

thank you

IN MEMORY

I’m proud to support my alma mater and I know that strong alumni support is important for the College to receive

funding from corporations and foundations. -Jeff Hartnett Class of 1968

We make every effort to ensure that the donors who support Lincoln College are appropriately recognized for their generosity, foresight, and commitment. This Honor Roll of Donors includes contributions received between July 1, 2008 and June 30, 2009. If you have not received the proper recognition for your gift in this listing, please accept our sincere apologies and notify our Advancement Office as soon as possible so that we can correct our records.

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Comprehensive Campaign Honor RollThe “If It Hadn’t Been for Lincoln College…” Comprehensive Campaign, the first significant fundraising effort in history of the College includes the following priorities—construction and Maintenance of The Lincoln Center, Endowed Scholarships, Faculty Enrichment, McKinstry Library, Technology Enhancement, Museum Collections & Development, & other College needs. We express our sincere appreciation to these individuals & organizations for giving generously to help achieve our campaign goals for the future success & viability of Lincoln College. The categories below reflect gifts received through March 31, 2010. Gifts at the $1,000 or higher are also recognized on the donor appreciation plaque in the new Lincoln Center.

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INDIVIDUALS

$500,000 - $999,999*Anna K. Behrends ’36 and Bernard E. ’48 and Anastasia BehrendsJames L. ’33 and *Evelyn J. Johnson

$250,000 - $499,999*Theodore G. and *Virginia K. GleichmanStephany and Roger Joslin

$100,000 - $249,999Howard G. BuffettAlex “Sandy” ’60 and Dottie MacKinnonH. Safford and Betty Peacock

$50,000 - $99,999William L. ’64 and Margaret BaslerJohn and Barb BlackburnDaniel W. Bock and June A. Novak-BockGeorge R. and *Suzanne EberleShirley and *Robert D. EdwardsJohn R. and Jo GehlbachThomas E. and Dorothy Komnick*Dr. John E. and Margaret Randolph*Walter J. and *Carol R. Trohan

$25,000 - $49,999*Warren W. and Jeanne GallagherRoger and Jan GarrettCharles and Norma NautsWilbur and Alice PaulusBeulah Schmidt*Mary L. Wendell ’40Judith B. Morley and Bob Williams

$10,000 - $24,999R. Dale ’56 and Jane Adams*W. H. ’34 and *Genevieve B. AlexanderTed and Mary Lou Allison*Anna Alpert ’34Herbert M. Berg ’77Jim and Karen BixbyBud ’52 and Sonja BoeckerJohn D. and Susan BrassardDon Cooper FamilyDavid and Marvis DickinsonElvira Hoepfner Fleming ’36 Harold and Bettye FueHomer B. and *Mary L. Harris, Jr.Steven A. Isenstein ’70*Albert V. and Ruth W. KapikJames and Harriet LuebchowElsie K. ’41 and Julian MenzelLawrence R. and Colleen MoelmannNorman H. and Norma P. MuckElvin G. and Carol A. SchmidtBetty and Gary ShannahanWilliam ’58 and Janet ’59 Zimmer

$5,000 - $9,999Chris and Phyllis GraueJoan and Robert* GraueJeffrey E. ’68 and Diana B. HartnettDr. Pamela L. MorieartyScott MorieartyDavid and Mary Beth Mueller*Dr. Jack D. and Christina M. NuttAllen and Jeannine PickeringGayl S. and Richard M. PyattRobert H. and *Helen L. RobertsB. Dale and *Marian Spore

$2,500 - $4,999Katherine L. ’40 and *James W. ’40 AbbottDavid and Jane Clapp

Thomas W. ’70 and Kay CrossVince ’61 and Vi DaleyGreg and Beth EimerWilliam E. ’43 and R. Jean ’47 Gossett*James T. ’47 and Betty J. HickeyPaul S. ’75 and Denise V. LunsfordRichard D. ’58 and Mary Ellen ’59 MartinRonald L. and Joyce J. SchillingMitch and Sharon Shute-BaddourQuentin and Mary Beth SparksThomas D. ’63 and Connie Zurkammer

$1,000 - $2,499Nelson H. ’43 and Viola AlbertsJohn and Debbie ’75 AndrewsWaldo and Rosalie BertoniBruce A. Block ’68John and Renny CampbellDerald C. ’56 and Sara L. DoehringLarry L. ’61 and Norma L. EngleHenry E. HoppinRuth H. and *Frederic HoppinRobert ’66 and Celia ’64 JeckelK.F. “Skip” Kitchen II ’72Mary Lou KlokkengaDave KrusemarkLarry and Rebecca KrusemarkLeonard and Betty Ann Krusemark*Hazel M. ’38 and *Robert W. ’37 LangJohn P. McCormick ’67Richard A. Nicholls ’64George A. ’51 and Pat PegramRoderick and Alison RumlerJoseph L. ’59 and Carol A. RunyonRick and Jan Samuels*Marvin and Roslyn SandermanPamela and Gerald ShaheenGary N. Sparks ’70Scott and Kathryn Steinfort*Dr. Edward A. and Janet E. UlrichRaymond Dean ’58 and Juanita WallenRobert and Ruth Werschey

$500 - $999Christine L. ’72 and Dennis BoccardWallace E. “Pat” and Mimi Carroll, Jr.Dr. Bruce E. ClausenMichael K. ’72 and Barbara A. De MentMichael E. and Iris M. FisherDebra J. and Rodney HarmonThomas M. and Britta Harris, Sr.Donna S. Hutchison ’01Julius J. and Marilyn KasaKenneth D. and Karen F. KellyHonorable and Mrs. Robert A. MadiganAnn B. and Frederick S. MuellerRobert F. and Lynne NealSherry L. ’10 and John R. SchonauerLester C. and Janet VanBibber III

$250 - $499Debbie ’83 and Ron AckermanThomas E. Ahern ’58Dr. Donald O. and Mari Jo BakerChristian W. ’93 and Josie ChaseJudge Thomas M. and Regina HarrisDinah Drake Hyslop ’84Cynthia A. KelleyMary and Daniel McLaughlinGerson D. ’64 and Judy MosbacherGerald and Nancy NannenAnn and Jim PalmerChristine S. Peterson ’76D. Marlene ’53 and C. Wayne SchraderJohn W. ’63 and Cindy SparacioRoberta A. ’65 and Thomas P. ’64 Tierney

Joseph A. Tiesch, Jr. ’05Diane Harris WarnockCatherine M. Younker ’60

$100 - $249Judy A. ’75 and Gary AtteberryMr. and Ms. William B. BatesDavid ’69 and Barbara BaughmanMichael and Laura BeltchenkoAndrea L. ’83 and Richard M. BermanCesar R. ’99 and Victoria CabreraGrace ChowDavid and Leonora CooperJeremy and Laura CurrentBrooks and *Elizabeth R. DavisTed EvansRichard and Patricia FlemingGeorge D. ’39 and Mary C. ’43 FletcherCarrie L. GehlbachReynold GoffRonald and Nancy GuthoffWilliam and Elizabeth JagoeSimon KushmarJulie Harris Larson and FamilyJanet A. OvertonDavid and Catherine RandolphRobert and Jo Ann RandolphHerbert J. ReicheltRonald L. ’77 and Nancy RobbinsDr. Lewis I. and Gail SegalHoward D. ’70 and Deborah TeitelbaumVincent and Patricia TrosinoSteven L. ’73 and Debra J. WheatKelly J. Wiegand ’02Helen R. WoodLaVeta F. Zurkammer ’36

Up to $99Debra D. ’93 and Wayne AckermanG.F. and D.A. Allen, Jr.David Armbrust and Marilyn ArmbrustDonald and Shirley AnweilerTara K. ’93 and Joe AppelJean AppleDawn AyresGene and Mary BakerLinda L. and Steve BakerRyan L. ’86 and Katana BakerEric B. Barham ’98Eric W. ’73 and Donna BarkerCharles and Joan BaskinJames and Rosemary BavesterBrett and Shari BaystonC. D. BeagleRussell and Janet BedfordWilliam and Miriam BiederbeckBess BielfeldtMr. and Mrs. Robert BischoffJudith S. BlackhurstAnn and Jim BornClay A. ’83 and Michelle BrittonDick and Ruth BrubakerMary E. and *George L. BrunsDr. Warren and June BruntonNancy E. BurchamWilliam and Karen BurroughsRichard P. ’64 and Anne BurtSteven T. Charron ’00Diana CharterMarty and Lora ClausenRichard and Helen CoddingtonWilliam G. ConkwrightGennaro and Aileen ContiRobert and Sharon CookLarry and Margaret CooperJodi L. Copley ’84

Lawrence and Grayce CowgurRonald L. and Marilyn A. ’98 CraigR. H. and D. J. CraneRobert W. Cullen ’70 and Karen LeesmanAl CurryDavid DanielElmer T. ’93 and Alisha DickersonPaul and Ilene DisneyBryon EdelmanRobert and Lorelei EdlinNathan B. ’99 and Trisha EnglehardtThomas and Ruth EskilsonRob and Lynne FazziniJoyce FinkMark and Judy FriedmanDavid R. Fulwiler ’86Dr. Stephanie A. and David L. GaddyEmory C. ’42 and Dorothy H. ’38 GaffneyAmy and Tom GallagherJeffrey P. Geary ’98Arthur and Dina GrahamMr. and Mrs. John GrimmeEdward A. ’64 and Sandi GrossWilliam and Carolyn HaaseRichard and Betty HammMr. and Mrs. Al HarrisAnn HarrisDavid and Michele HarrisMichelle L. Hobbs ’86Judith and Harold HornJeff and Wendy JacobsJerry Jacobs and Terry CorneliusJoe and Deanna JacobsMaryjane J. JacobsMr. and Mrs. Darryl JohnsonSue JonesJudith and Thomas KindredWendell and Peggy KindredBoyd and Vickie KingKristin A. Klockenga ’99Paula and Richard KnoppMr. and Mrs. Michael KojetinS. Ann Kvitle-BiFrank LangThe Lebeck FamilyRobert and Marlene LeBlondErika A. Lee ’97Susan and Larry LessenDavid and Kathleen LindseyPatricia Shay and Vernon LockenourJohn M. MaloneDewey and Nancy MathewsBernard MayerDennis and Delores McCauleyKaren M. McHugh ’01Terry and Liz McReynoldsGail R. MeyerhoffK. S. MorrisTom and Mary Jo MulcahyLinda L. MyersJon and Susan NewsomeKarl and Susan NienhuisRichard and Barbara NovakJohn and Judy OakeyStacy C. ’87 and Kevin O’ConnorTara C. ’91 Overton-Hennessy and Paul C. ’90 HennessyKatherine and Steve PapeschDr. Andy and Barb PatelMr. and Mrs. John PcolinskiJulie B. PetrandoJames M. ’88 and Penelope M. PetropoulLester and Gretchen PlotnerMartin PottsMary J. Quisenberry ’70Margaret A. Rankin

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The Lincoln Center: An Exciting New Era for Lincoln College

The groundbreaking for the new Lincoln Center kicked off an exciting new era for Lincoln College. I wanted to be a part of it, and to help make this much-needed facility a reality.

-Tom and Dorothy Komnick

J. Barry and L. F. ReganMelinda A. RettkeGerald and Carol RichardsRonda M. Roberts ’90Jordan D. Robinson ’01Joseph P. Ryan ’84Susan and James RyanJames and Nancy SaltsgiverMarjorie SchertzOtto and Carol SchwefelSteven and Bette Shields*Eleanor R. Shifflet ’41

James R. ’90 and Leslie A. ’93 SingletonShelby R. Smith ’02Tammy L. Smiley ’84Sharon G. SmithKathy A. ’92 and Darrell J. ’91 SteffensMarian StoneJohn and Erma StutzmanGeorge A. Taylor ’60George and Nancy TikijianMark and Amy TippettJohn and Judith TomkeRichard and Jane Tornquist

Donna J. ’01 and Delmar TurnerPaul UphoffKenneth and Patricia Van ArsdalenPaul and Margie VertinLes and Donna VideanThomas and Nancy WalworthFred and Jill WarrickWilliam and Margaret WeberCarolyn and Roger* Webster*Joseph R. ’54 and Marilyn R. WeingarzRobert B. Wellman ’01Rev. Knight and Susan Wells

ORGANIZATIONS

$1,000,000 - $2,000,000State of Illinois

$500,000 - $999,999Magnetrol International Incorporated

$250,000 - $499,999The Woods Foundation

$100,000 - $249,999COUNTRY FinancialOlin Corporation Charitable Trust

$50,000 - $99,999COREEaton CorporationState Farm Insurance Companies

*deceased

$25,000 - $49,999Logan County Voiture #985 of the Forty and Eight

$10,000 - $24,999Percy R. & Grace M. Council FoundationJohn G. Smerek Charitable Fund

$5,000 - $9,999Otto Baum Company, Inc. FoundationR.W. Garrett Agency, Inc.

$2,500 - $4,999Cross Farms, Inc.Peoria Charter Coach

$1,000 - $2,499H.C. Anderson Roofing, Inc.First Midstate, Inc. Investment BankersHolden FoundationRoger Webster Construction, Inc.

$500 - $999Lincoln Rotary Club

$250 - $499“The 62s”BARAT Education FoundationFidelity Charitable Gift Fund

$100 - $249Bock & AssociatesEckley FoundationEvergreen FS, Inc.

Up to $99Beason Ag CenterIndependent Order of Odd FellowsUlen C.C. Ladies Golf

John and Tamara WelterMary Jo and Kenneth WerthWilliam and Joan WestenR. F. and Karen J. WheelerDaniel W. ’64 and Pam WhiteRoy and Joyce WhiteMr. and Mrs. William WhiteChester and Elizabeth YardKay ZelkinRobert J. ’67 and Janet L. ZimmermanWayne and Patsy Zurkammer

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Donald Lee Hilscher

Alumnus (class of 1958) and former Lincoln College Professor Don Hilscher passed away January 19, 2010. With his death the Lincoln College family lost a great and compassionate teacher and friend.

Over his 48-year career at LC, Mr. Hilscher taught a large portion of the natural science curriculum, including Biology, Botany, Zoology, Medical Terminology, and Anatomy and Physiology, to over 1,000 students. He instilled an awe of nature in his students, whose lives he touched and in whom he inspired a lifetime love of learning. Many of his students so embraced his love of science that they pursued careers in the field, and are now veterinarians, dentists, research chemists, marine biologists, and nurse anesthetists.

For many students, Mr. Hilscher was more than a professor; he often became their friend, staying in touch and encouraging them in their educational, professional and personal pursuits. Just months before his death, he inquired about a student with whom he’d lost touch. His students were in his thoughts and remained an important part of his life even after he retired.

After his death, several former students shared memories and testimonies. Former student Amy Tebrugge Owings (class of 1972) had this to say about her former professor:

Another former student, Adrienne Harmon (class of 2001), sent this reflection:

His excitement was evident in each lecture where sometimes he would jump on top of tables to demonstrate! He instilled a passion in each and every student as we began our journey down the road of medicine. Upon graduation from Lincoln College, he kept close tabs on me throughout my many years in college. A simple smiley face in the return address section of the envelope was all Mr. H would put, and I would instantly know it was a letter from him in the mail. A note came without fail during boards, during clinical, during licensure…

When I became a dentist in 2008, he was the first person to send a note of congratulations addressed to “Dr. Adrienne Harmon.” He was a colossal reason I was able to earn my doctorate and pursue my passion for medicine. I give thanks to Mr. H for his teaching, motivation, and many “smiles” he sent along my journey.

Mr. Hilscher is survived by his wife, Mary Hilscher of Lincoln, Ill.; four sons, Jerry (and Wanda) Hilscher, Donnie Hilscher, Danny (and Denise) Hilscher and Jeff (and Amber) Hilscher; two step children, Matthew (and Cindy) Wilson and Stephanie (and Ryan) LaPlante; 11 grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren.

I believe I am speaking for my brother, my college roommate, as well as many others who regarded Hilscher as one of the best—if not the best—teachers we ever had. Not only could “the Chief” bring science to life, he inspired you. He held us accountable. He asked the hard questions. Hilscher made you think. He would tell us, “Always look under the rock,” referring to the things that might not be immediately visible. His enthusiasm for discovery was contagious. Very few instructors made the impression on me that he did. I owe so much to him for not giving me the answers but making me discover them myself. I will miss him.

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In Memoriam

Our deepest sympathies to the families of those listed below. Due to space limitations we are only able to publish names, ages, class years, and dates of death.

In Memory

Rosemary (LaForge) Apel, 86, Class of 1943, December 2, 2009. Mary Roberta (Gale) Aplington, 85, Class of 1944, September 1, 2009. Stephen Scott Behm, 48, Class of 1987, January 28, 2010. Lucille (Riebe) Bramwell, 96, Class of 1933, July 28, 2009. Norman Wayne

Dike, 85, Class of 1943, February 14, 2009. Mark Talmadge Grant, 56, Class of 1980, November 24, 2009. Mary Margaret (Coogan)

Guirl, 83, Class of 1945, February 14, 2010. Charles Foster Harraden, 84, Class of 1948, October 6, 2009. George Eugene “Sam” Hill, 78, Class of 1952, December 11, 2009. Donald Lee Hilscher, 76, Class of 1958, January 19, 2010. Paul Christian Jensen, 70, Class of 1960, May 10, 2009. Raymond Fredrick Leesman, 90, Class of 1941, October 25, 2009. Alice (Marvel) Lester, 100, Class of 1926, November 25, 2009. Eleanor Jane (Reddish) Loeffler, 78, Class of 1987, February 12, 2010. George Thomas Pokorski, 67, Class of 1964, February 6, 2010. Robert Darwin Reichle, 85, Class of 1948, February 22, 2010. Royal Beauregard “Roy” Ripley, 81, Class of 1950, August 2, 2009. William Cordell “Bill” Rogers, 66, Class of 1969, January 2, 2010. Lois (Stults) Sherwood, 82, Class of 1947, February 18, 2010. Karl William

Steinkraus, 65, Class of 1965, August 5, 2009. Mabel (Hermann) Stier, 93, Class of 1936, January 9, 2010. Joseph R. “Joe” Weingarz, 75, Class of 1954, February 21, 2010. Stuart Alan “Stu” Wyneken, 55, Class of 1974, November 20, 2009.

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the 200 IM, also edging out his competition by less than 1 second. Tyler Clingerman (Plainfield, Ind.) claimed victory in the men’s 3-meter and 1-meter diving competitions, and was selected as Diver of the Year. The rest of the swimming and diving team finished in All-American status. The Men’s team finished 3rd in overall standings, and the Women finished 5th. Diving Coach Matt Dickinson was selected as Diving Coach of the

Year.

2009-10 saw another first for the Lincoln College Swimming and Diving program: Former Head Coach Dan Hemenway was inducted into the NJCAA Swimming and Diving Hall of Fame. Congratulations, Dan, on this much-deserved honor!

VolleyballThe volleyball team finished the 2009-2010 season with a record of 27-12. During the season, LC won two tournament championships (IVCC Invitational and Black Hawk College Invitational), and advanced to the second round of the Region 24A playoffs. Sophomore Gretchen Rieger was named to the All-Region 2nd team and All-Conference 1st team. Sophomore Chelsea Barr received All-Region Honorable mention and All-Conference 2nd team honors. Sophomores Melanie Herbeck and Lara Dawson were named All-Conference Honorable Mention award winners.

WrestlingWrestling finished the season with a 9-6 record, a 3rd place finish in the regional tournament, and qualified nine individuals to the National Tournament: Mark Johnson, Joliet, Ill., 125 lbs; D’Marcus Spencer, Indianapolis, Ind., 133 lbs.; DaMonte Riley, Chicago Heights, Ill., 141 lbs.; Eric Celletti, South Byron, Ill., 149 lbs.; Bryce Lumzy, South Dixon, Ill., 157 lbs.; James Haywood, Robbins, Ill., 165 lbs.; Tom Fritz, South Wilmington, Ill., 174 lbs.; Fred Moses, Justice, Ill., 197 lbs.; Corey Anderson, South Rockton, Ill., heavyweight. Corey Anderson placed 6th at the national tournament and was named All-American. The team also produced 11 Academic All-Americans.

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Men’s BasketballThe Lincoln College Men’s Basketball team enjoyed a season to never forget. The Lynx finished the year 30-6 (14-2) and captured the Conference Championship and earned the #1 seed in the regional tournament for the 2nd year in a row. After winning the Region 24 tournament, the Lynx made their way to Danville, Ill., to play in the NJCAA National Tournament. Four games later, the Lynx captured their first National Championship for Men’s Basketball with a final score of 71-60 over Cincinnati State Technical and Community College.

Chris Ware (Hammond, Ind.) was a Pre-Season All-American, and was voted Conference Player of the Year and Region Player of the Year. National Tournament awards went to: DeMarius Sumrell (Woodruff HS, Peoria, Ill.) and Kenyon Smith (Simeon HS, Chicago, Ill.), All-Tournament team; Louie Schonauer (Lincoln HS), Sportsmanship Award; and Kiel Turpin (Normal West HS, Normal, Ill.), Tournament MVP.

Division II Coach of the Year - Congratulations to Kirk Whiteman, who was voted NJCAA Division II National Basketball Coach of the Year. Coach Whiteman guided the Lincoln College (Ill.) men’s basketball team to their first ever NJCAA Championship in school history in just his second year as head coach. In his first year, Whiteman came up just short with a third place finish in the 2009 national tournament.

After finishing the regular season unranked in the NJCAA DII Poll, Lincoln had something to prove. They did so by defeating Shawnee (Ill.) with a score of 86-74 in the Region 24A Championship to become the District 13 Champions and punch their ticket to the national tournament.

On their way to the title game, Lincoln defeated Pima (Ariz.), Kishwaukee (Ill.), and the #2 overall seed Kirkwood (Iowa). In the championship game, the Lynx squared off against Cincinnati State (Ohio) and came out with a 71-60 victory - earning Lincoln the title of NJCAA Division II Men’s Basketball Champions and a final overall record of 30-6.

Whiteman served as the assistant coach at Lincoln for seven years under BJ McCullum before taking the reins in 2008. In Whiteman’s two years as head coach the Lynx are 57-16.

Women’s Basketball Women’s basketball finished 13-18. Kindi Bullard, a freshman from Gridley, was named Region 24 All Region and 2nd team M-WAC All-Conference, while Ashlin Sanders, a freshman from South Bend, Ind., received 3rd team M-WAC All-Conference honors.

Men’s & Women’s Cross CountryIt was a rebuilding year for the men’s and women’s cross country teams. On both teams only one sophomore was in the top five at nationals. That being said, the team still managed to place well at some major invitationals like the Illinois Intercollegiate meet. There the men placed 16th and the women placed 20th out of 32 teams. At nationals the men were 28th and the women were 31st. One freshman, Jeff Wooldridge, moved into the top 10 all-time list with a time of 27:00 for 8k.

Men’s Soccer The men’s soccer team had a successfull season going 9-6-2 overall and posting several individual awards. Placing 5th in regular season of 12 teams in region. Lincoln faced 2008 region winner Parkland in the quarter finals and went up 2-0 in the first 15 minutes of play. Lincoln ended up winning the game 2-1 and moved on to face Lincoln Land in the semi-finals. Lincoln lost 2-0 in the hard fought game that ended the Lynx’s season. Tom Spalding and Tim Jolly were both voted to second-team all region. Stiven Salinas was voted to first team all-region and was voted forward of the year for region 24.

Women’s SoccerThe 2009 women’s soccer season was highlighted by returns Amy Fellers, Sydny Morris, and goalkeeper Kara Doty. Freshman Christy Pelikan led the Lynx in scoring, and was also named to the MWAC 2009 All Conference Second Team. Amy Fellers was named team MVP for the season. The Lincoln College Women’s soccer team completed the 2009 season with 3 wins and 13 losses, a record which doesn’t reflect the success the Lynx had in improving their ability to stay in games against some very tough competitors.

Swimming & DivingOur swimming and diving teams had another great season. The Lynx dominated Region IV competitions and were Region IV Champions for the 14th consecutive year. Head Coach Jake

Sexton was selected Men’s and Women’s Region IV Coach of the Year.

All swimmers qualified for the NJCAA National Championships, and gave impressive performances. The Lynx had three national champions, making this the

most national champions at NJCAA’s in LC history. Bryce Bohman (Moline, Ill.) was the National Champion in the men’s 100 Back, edging out his competition by .09 seconds. Daniel Corley (Crozet, Va.) won his first NJCAA national title in

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Frozen In Time Ice Show: set/scenery design created by Lincoln College Alumnus Bob Rang ’71. Fantastic show!

Front row (L-R): Erin Robertson ’04, Michelle Daniels ’04. 2nd row (L-R): Kary Bunnell Polone ’59, Karen Ressetar, Theresa Schafroth, Kerri Taylor (Alumni Relations and Special Events Coordinator). 3rd row (L-R): Raymond Polone, Herb Berg ’77, John LeGrant. Top row (L-R): Steve Fox ’70, Mike Taylor, J.P. Ressatar ’65, Jim Posch.

Cocktail party in Herb Berg’s suite. Front row (L-R): Karen Ressetar, Michelle Daniels ’04, Becky Raikes ’04, Erin Robertson’04, Theresa Schafroth, Jim Posch. Back row (L-R): J.P. Ressatar ’65, Mike Taylor, Kay Bunnell Polone ’59, Kerri Taylor (Alumni Relations and Special Events Coordinator), Raymond Polone, Steve Fox ’70, John LeGrant, Herb Berg ’77.

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Don Shull, class of 1954, is a retired builder who is living the good life. He has been busy in his studio carving and inventing, most recently, Don’s Daylily Divider tool and a leaf gathering apparatus. Gardening plays a big part in Don and Sandy’s, class of 1984, life in the country. An avid gardener, Sandy has been experimenting with hybridizing daylilies. They celebrated their 55th anniversary in July, 2009.

Proud grandparents Mel Finzer, class of 1965, and wife Carolyn are excited to announce the birth of their grandson, Bering Iskandar-Royal Read, born Feb. 28, 2010, to Deidre (Finzer) and Lucien Read.

1970sGary Bellos, class of 1970, recently went to Georgia and visited with former faculty member David Daniel and his wife. Gary took a few pictures of the Daniels during their visit and wanted them published in the Log, since so many alumni ask about him. Dave shared with Gary that Lincoln College was the most rewarding job he’s ever had. Unfortunately, Dave has been experiencing some health problems in recent years. Gary is sad that he will not be able to attend his 40-year reunion this year, but hopes to come back next year with some of his former classmates. Gary and his wife Karen celebrated their 19th wedding anniversary on April 27. Deb Shull Andrews, class of 1975, works in the Lincoln College Office of Advancement as Creative

Services Manager and has also been creating functional art with recycled materials from whimsically painted furniture to wearable art. You can view some of her one-of-a-kind pieces at www.bohochicbag.com. Deb and her husband, John, who is head Softball Coach and Athletic Facilities Supervisor at LC, live in Lincoln and have three adult children. Dorie Shrago, class of 1976, graduated from Illinois State University with a B.S. degree in Geography after attending Lincoln College. She attended Sheffield School of Aeronautics in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., where she received a FAA flight dispatcher license and certification. She retired from United Airlines in 2004 and currently owns her own business.

Barry Ultmann, class of 1980, and his son Matthew drove down from their home in Mount Prospect, Ill., to attend one of the first home basketball games in the new Lincoln Center and stayed for the LC Theatre d e p a r t m e n t ’s fall production, “Fuddy Meers.” Barry and wife Audrey (Gusinow), class of 1978, are making plans for Matthew to follow in their footsteps by attending LC. Juanita K. (Pinkley) Buttell, class of 1981, has been married to Mike Buttell since December, 1981. She writes of her fond memories of professor Michael Ertel, and credits lessons learned from him for her successful career working with the Illinois Secretary of State’s Office, which concluded in December 2008. She writes, “It was a pleasure to serve the citizens of Illinois for 22 years. Now I’m trying to find a whole new purpose in my life—that is a ‘work in progress’.” In December 2009, Andrea L. Berman, class of 1983, published her second book, “Pharmacy Wars.” Published by Xlibris, a branch of Random House Books, it is currently available at Barnes & Noble, Borders, Xlibris, and Amazon.com. The book is about the history of the pharmacy field: early history, small pharmacies, large chains, and what is happening in the pharmacy world

today. Philip P. Moscatel, class of 1985, has spent the last 17 years as a practicing

chiropractor in Glen Ellyn, Ill. He recently published a book called “Posture Core™ Wellness Made Simple.” It is based on a combination of his ballet training (Berna Dean Grim) that he received at LC and his experience

as a chiropractor. The book addresses the fundamental aspect of being human, standing and moving while standing. For more information on Philip’s book, please visit www.PostureMethods.com.

1990s John E. Bishop Jr., class of 1990, recently received the Outstanding Young Architect Award at a Chapter Awards Program held in Champaign, Ill. John is currently a Senior Project Architect with Farnsworth Group, Inc. in Bloomington-Normal, Ill. He was one of the main architects who designed the new Lincoln Center on the Lincoln College–Lincoln campus.

After attending Lincoln College in Normal, Luis Pasko, class of 2000, went on to graduate with a business management degree from NIU in Dekalb. He is working full-time in Chicago at an insurance company, and also works part-time as a firefighter/EMT in the Chicagoland area. He is in the process of making a transition to pursue his career goals as a full-time firefighter/medic. After Lincoln College, Samantha Miller, class of 2004, was accepted into the Special Ed. Program at Illinois State University. She graduated with her Bachelors Degree in Special Education and is now a special ed. teacher for students with emotional disabilities. She resides in Park Ridge, Ill., with her fiancé, David Riesen, class of 2003. David continued his education after Lincoln College with a Bachelors degree from Lincoln College–Normal and is currently working on his Masters degree in special education at Aurora University. David and Samantha are planning an August 2010 wedding.

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Peoria Chiefs vs. Bowling Green Hot RodsSaturday, July 17, 2010 at 6:30 PMO’Brien Field * Friendly Confines Deck

See all the action from the best view in the ballpark. Located on the luxury suite level, the Friendly Confines overlooks the field on the 3rd base side of the stadi-um. This spacious, covered outdoor area allows you to socialize and catch a great view of the game. Lincoln College “celebrities” will sing the National Anthem and throw out the first pitch. A spectacular fireworks show will follow the game.

Cost: $30 Includes game ticket, private party area, door prizes, a goodie bag, and the Home Run buffet including: slow-smoked barbecue pulled pork, Wisconsin German bratwurst, southern style baked beans, pasta salad, Cole slaw, potato chips, popcorn, beer, soda, and water.

Cardinals vs. CubsSaturday, August 14, 2010 at 3:10 PMBusch Stadium * Party Suite 211 – All Inclusive

Cost $135 Includes game ticket, air conditioned party room, door prizes, goodie bag, unlimited Budweiser, O’Doul’s and Coca-Cola products , and a 2-hour, all-you-can-eat buffet that includes Hunter Hot Dogs, BBQ beef, boneless chicken breast, nachos, baked beans and brownies. Round trip motorcoach transportation will be available for an additional cost.

Enjoy America’s favorite past-time with Lincoln College alumni and friends!

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Upcoming EventsSaturday, July 17, 2010..........................................Annual Alumni & Friends Night at the Peoria Chiefs O’Brien Field, Peoria, Ill.Friday, July 30, 2010..........................................................................Annual Golf Outing for Scholarship, Elks Club, Lincoln, Ill.August 14, 2010 ..............................................Annual Lincoln College Day at Busch Stadium, Cardinals vs. Cubs, St. Louis, Mo.

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