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President’s Report and Honor Roll of Donors 2013-14

ShepherdShepherdU N I V E R S I T Y

Gat CapertonChairBerkeley Springs

W. Mark Rudolph ’84Vice ChairWinchester, Virginia

Marcia BrandSecretaryMartinsburg

John F. BeattyMartinsburg

Jason S. BestFaculty RepresentativeShepherdstown

Alana GondeckStudent RepresentativeShepherdstown

Holly McCall ’04Shepherdstown

Tia McMillanShepherdstown

D. Scott Roach ’80Martinsburg

Diane Shewbridge ’73Classified Employee RepresentativeMartinsburg

John YounisShepherdstown

Christopher S. Colbert ’95PresidentShepherdstown

Nelson Vazquez ’86Vice PresidentCharles Town

Kevin Starliper ’91Treasurer Martinsburg

Gina Miller-Walters ’10SecretaryMartinsburg

Jim Auxer ’69Shepherdstown

William Baker ’88Shenandoah Junction

Denny Barron ’73Shepherdstown

Lynn Carr ’68Mt. Airy, Maryland

Rachel Crum ’08Jefferson, Maryland

Gina Groh ’86Charles Town

Brian Jackson ’87Toluca Lake, California

Tiffany Lawrence ’04Ranson

Eric Lewis ’95Shepherdstown

Holly McCall ’04 Shepherdstown

Robin Moses ’88Lorton, Virginia

Francine Philips ’82Shepherdstown

Sandy Sponaugle ’95Shepherdstown

Eric Stenger ’94Martinsburg

Blake Truman ’04Chambersburg, Pennsylvania

Al Young ’98Arlington, Virginia

Cindy Vance ’88Martinsburg

Lindy Ybarra ’11Shepherdstown

Britny ComptonStudent Representative

Directors EmeritiScott Bradford Doleman ’95Inwood

Robert (Bob) Fleenor ’74Martinsburg

Paul Hillyard ’58Winchester, Virginia

Tripp Lowe ’95 and ’97Shepherdstown

Larry Strite ’60Shepherdstown

Charles VanMetre ’56Shepherdstown

Robert Wantz ’55Hagerstown, Maryland

Chris Wooten ’87Fallston, Maryland

Michael A. Smith ’89PresidentWinchester, Virginia

Ramon A. Alvarez ’62Vice PresidentShepherdstown

Julia M. Connell ’84TreasurerCharles Town

Allen L. Lueck ’67SecretaryShepherdstown

Monica W. LingenfelterExecutive Vice PresidentHagerstown, Maryland

John F. BeattyMartinsburg

Kenneth J. Boone ’76Baltimore, Maryland

Christopher S. Colbert ’95Shepherdstown

Heidi M. HanrahanShepherdstown

Kenneth E. HarbaughWilliamsport, Maryland

Jerry P. Kerr ’68Winchester, Virginia

William E. Knode, Jr. ’58Shepherdstown

Elizabeth S. Lowe ’52Shepherdstown

Timothy B. McShea ’80Frederick, Maryland

Diane E. MelbyWinchester, Virginia

Susan Mentzer-Blair ’72Knoxville, Maryland

Melinda S. Merk ’91Ashburn, Virginia

Andrew D. Michael ’75Hedgesville

Gina Miller-Walters ’10Martinsburg

David T. Newlin ’76Winchester, Virginia

M. Elizabeth (Liz) OatesShepherdstown

Tony W. Price ’93Shepherdstown

John T. Reynolds ’74Martinsburg

J. David Rickard ’56Greensboro, North Carolina

Cinda L. Scales ’81Martinsburg

Suzanne ShipleyShepherdstown

Stephen G. SkinnerCharles Town

Wanda G. SmithShepherdstown

Larry A. Strite ’60Shepherdstown

Jerry W. Williams ’71Inwood

David B. WingMyersville, Maryland

Karl L. Wolf ’70Shepherdstown

Directors EmeritiJames A. ButcherShepherdstown

Jane Ikenberry-DorrierScottsville, Virginia

2013-14 Board of Governors

2013-14 Alumni Association Board of Directors

About this publicationThe President’s Report and Honor Roll of Donors honors donors to Shepherd University during the 2013-14 fiscal year and provides an overview of Shepherd activities and events during the academic year.

The President’s Report and Honor Roll of Donors is produced by the Shepherd University Foundation, Office of University Communications, Office of Alumni Relations, and Office of Advancement.

On the Cover: The Butcher Center plaza looking toward East Campus.

Back Cover: Campus view from Westwoods looking toward Wellness, Butcher, and Frank centers. Photo by Josh Hypes

2013-14 Foundation Board of Directors

3. President’s Report and Honor Roll of Donors 2013-14

2013-14 Facts and Figures

Tuition (per year): $6,256 In-State Resident$15,840 Out-of-State Resident

Room and Board (per year): $9,530

Enrollment: Full-time Undergraduate: 3,288 Part-time Undergraduate: 407Full-time Graduate: 82Part-time Graduate: 92

Undergraduate Degrees Offered:Bachelor of ArtsBachelor of Fine ArtsBachelor of Music EducationBachelor of Music PerformanceRegents Bachelor of ArtsBachelor of ScienceBachelor of Science in NursingBachelor of Social Work

Most Popular Majors by Enrollment:Nursing: 490Business Administration: 313Secondary Education: 305Recreation and Leisure Studies: 304Elementary Education: 259

Graduate Degrees Offered:Master of Arts in Curriculum and InstructionMaster of Arts in College Student Development and AdministrationMaster of Arts in TeachingMaster of Business Administration

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President Suzanne Shipley

It is my pleasure to take a moment to highlight how your contributions have led to exciting gains for Shepherd University over the 2013-14 academic year. With your help, we have laid the groundwork for a stronger, more self-reliant future. We started the year by opening our center in Martinsburg. This state-of-the-art facility was built to meet the needs of working adults with technologically advanced classrooms and comfortable spaces for learning and gathering. Equally as important, the academic programs that we offer support the needs of busi-nesses along the I-81 corridor, and the combination of high quality education, first-rate customer service, and economically relevant programming has resulted in first-year benchmarks for the Martinsburg Center being exceeded.

In the same spirit of providing students opportunities to grow with the changing needs of the community, we took the first steps toward the development of Shepherd’s first doctoral program, a doctorate of nursing practice (D.N.P.). While there is still a significant amount of work to do, the implementation of this program will represent an important milestone in Shepherd’s history, and one that could not have been accomplished without the synergy that comes from the community working in concert.

On another front, and with special thanks to the Leadership Circle, we were able to begin the process of reinvesting in our business programs. We are fortunate to have professional programs that produce many of the region’s most successful business and community leaders. Building on the work of the faculty to reinvigo-rate our liberal arts core curriculum, it is now time to turn our attention to our professional majors. This effort will be doubly important as we work to imple-ment the McMillan Family International Initiatives, especially in the recruit-ment of international students who are interested in professional preparation.

I mention these three initiatives among all the gains made throughout the year because they are such strong symbols of your support. Each of the initiatives I mention above moved forward because talented people like you saw their worth and invested by advocating on campus and in the community for their progres-sion. You worked on committees, communicated with the HEPC, worked with our representatives, and talked to your neighbors about the need for support. As if that were not enough, you contributed financially, thereby assuring that Shepherd would succeed. In the following pages you will see the direct impact of your gifts on students and on the university. To all of you who gave, I extend thanks on behalf of this wonderful place called Shepherd.

Sincerely,

Suzanne ShipleyPresident

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SU named Best in Southeast for eighth yearFor the eighth year, Shepherd University was named one of the best colleges and universi-ties in the southeast according to the Princeton Review’s website. The New York City-based education services company selected Shepherd as one of 138 institutions it recommends in its Best in the Southeast website feature titled 2014 Best Colleges Region by Region. The schools selected for the Princeton Review’s website section were rated in six categories: aca-demics, admissions selectivity, financial aid, fire safety, quality of life, and green.

Kamenica gives 141st Commencement addressThe 141st Commencement address was given by Dr. Emir Kamenica, professor of economics at the University of Chicago, who came to the U.S. as a 15-year-old refugee after his father was assassinated by Serbian forces in the former Yugoslavia. Baccalaureate degrees were awarded to 810 undergradu-ates, and master’s degrees were awarded to 70 grad students at the ceremony held May 10, 2014.

Opposite page: The official opening of Shepherd’s Martinsburg Center was marked with a ribbon-cutting ceremony July 25, 2013. Pictured (l. to r.) are Dr. Scott Beard, associate vice president for academic affairs; James Vigil, associate vice president for business decision support; President Suzanne Shipley; Chancellor Paul Hill, West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission; and Jim Klein, director of the Martinsburg Center. The Martinsburg Center offers the Regents bachelor of ar ts degree (R.B.A.); bachelor of science in nursing (B.S.N.) in the R.N. to B.S.N. track; bachelor of ar ts, early education, PreK-K, (B.A.); master of business administration (M.B.A.) with concentrations in accounting, health care, public management, and sport management; and master of ar ts, curriculum and instruction (M.A.) with a concentration in multicategorical special education.

Leadership Circle funds business program reviewThe Leadership Circle ended its charter year with more than 60 members. The Leader-ship Circle helped launch the university’s initiative to increase the stature of the business program by funding the involvement of two internationally recognized experts in business program development—Randy Boxx and Jerry Trapnell—to help define the next steps for increasing the program’s competitiveness. After conducting an extensive review of docu-ments and data that included reaccreditation processes and strategic plans, they met with internal and external groups, including faculty, staff, students, administrators, alumni, and community leaders to obtain additional information. The resulting report is a five-phase plan to change the structure, strengthen the resource base, and adopt curricular changes.

SU and BRCTC sign articulation agreementShepherd University and Blue Ridge Community and Technical College established several articulation agreements in education, nursing, and credit-for-experience degrees (Blue Ridge CTC’s Board of Governor’s A.A.S. degree to Shepherd’s Regents Bachelor of Arts degree). President Suzanne Shipley and Blue Ridge CTC President Peter Checkovich signed the agreements June 30, 2014 in a ceremony at Blue Ridge CTC.

Student Affairs named a Promising Place to WorkShepherd University was one of 31 institutions named a Promising Place to Work in Student Affairs (PPWSA) 2014 by the American College Personnel Association (ACPA) and Diverse: Issues in Higher Education magazine. The PPWSA national study, a collaborative project between ACPA and Diverse magazine, was conducted by the Center for Inclusion, Diversity, and Academic Success (iDEAS) in the College of Education and Human Ecology at Ohio State University. Shepherd’s Office of Student Affairs supports the univer-sity’s mission and core values through promoting student learning, engagement, success, service, and satisfaction through services, programs, and functions. It has 27 depart-ments, functions, and units.

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McMillans establish international initiativeBob and Tia McMillan know the power of unre-stricted giving. Both have served on the Shepherd University Board of Gov-ernors and understand that unrestricted gifts allow Shepherd to respond to opportunities that enhance the strength of Shepherd. They expressed their com-mitment to Shepherd by becoming charter members of the Leadership Circle. This year their unrestricted gift was put to work funding the McMillan Family International Initiative. With the McMillans’ support, Shepherd is now poised to take advantage of a new enrollment market while strengthening the educational experience for all students by providing increased exposure to other cultures and perspectives.

Shipley is serving as COPLAC presidentPresident Suzanne Shipley is serving as president of COPLAC (Council of Public Liberal Arts Colleges). It was her leader-ship that led Shepherd to apply for membership in the organization in 2009. COPLAC membership includes just 28 public liberal arts colleges.

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Opposite page: West Virginia EPSCoR awarded $260,000 in research, innovation, and in-struction grants to four faculty members in the School of Natural Sciences and Mathemat-ics. They are (l. to r.) Dr. Colleen Nolan, dean of the School of Natural Sciences and Math-ematics; Dr. Jacquelyn Cole, assistant professor of chemistry; Dr. Laura Rober tson, assistant professor of biology; and Dr. Sher Hendrickson-Lamber t, assistant professor of biology. Nolan received a $180,000 student undergraduate research experiences grant to be awarded at $60,000 a year for three years. Cole and Rober tson each received $20,000 in-strumentation grants. Hendrickson-Lamber t received a $40,000 innovation grant which she will use to establish the Laboratory of Genomic Diversity-Shepherd University (LGD-SU). EPSCoR is a university-oriented program with the goal of identifying, developing, and utilizing academic resources that will lead to increased research and development.

Williams wins silver medal for digital bookA digital book titled The Depths of Perception, produced by Dr. Kevin Williams, professor of mass communications, won a Communicator Awards silver medal for electronic publishing and musical score. The computer-mediated book explores the professional, pop cultural, and personal experience of scuba divers based on essays Williams wrote and on his own dive log over the last 18 years. The book demonstrates how scuba diving can change the way you experience everyday life. Williams incorporated numerous images, videos, links, and animation, either his own or from around the world, and used social media for interviews and discussions. He created the musical scoring for the book.

Ellzey named state Professor of the Year finalistDr. Betty Ellzey, chair of the Department of English and Modern Languages and professor of English, was selected as a finalist for the West Virginia Humanities Council’s 2013 Faculty Merit Foundation Professor of the Year. Ellzey spe-cializes in Old and Middle English language and literature and Medieval and Renaissance drama and is the director of The Rude Mechanicals Medieval and Renaissance Players, a theater company created 15 years ago.

Messenger awarded writing fellowshipDr. Carrie Messenger, assistant professor of English, was awarded a three-week fellowship in May 2014 to the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts (VCCA) to pursue her fiction writing. VCCA is located in Amherst, Virginia, in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains and serves roughly 350 artists a year. During their residencies at VCCA, artists are provided with a comfortable private bedroom, a private studio, and three prepared meals a day. Beyond the breakfast and dinner hours, there are no schedules or obligations. Artists are able to be highly productive because the resi-dency provides them the crucial elements they need —time and space to do their work.

Corpus earns certification in personal/family financeDr. Kathleen Corpus, chair of the Department of Business Administration and Family and Consumer Sciences and assistant professor of family and consumer sciences, earned the Certified Personal and Family Finance Educator (CPFFE) credential from the American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences. The credential is an assessment-based certification for personal and family finance educators that is developed by national financial leaders. It is consistent with the U.S. Department of Treasury Financial Education Core Compe-tencies and National Standards in K-12 Personal Finance Education created by the Jump$tart Coalition for Personal Financial Literacy. The CPFFE requires ongoing professional development and documentation through quality training experiences on a three-year certification cycle.

Dr. Carrie Messenger

Dr. Kathleen Corpus

Dr. Kevin Williams

Dr. Betty Ellzey

Murphy and Mader awarded $4,145 grant for STEM conference for girlsDr. Sytil Murphy, assistant professor of physics, and Dr. Jordan Mader, assistant professor of chemistry, were awarded a $4,145 grant from the NASA West Virginia Space Grant Con-sortium to help fund a one-day science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) conference at Shepherd for girls in grades five through eight in the fall of 2014. The purpose of the conference, Seeding Your Future, is to increase the interests and abilities of middle-school girls in STEM-related fields and professions through hands-on activities facili-tated by Shepherd faculty and students who believe in engaging girls in STEM at a young age.

Scholarships funded by $627,011 STEM grant to Q. Wang and Z. WangDr. Qing Wang, associate professor of mathematics, and Dr. Zhijun Wang, associate professor of computer sciences, were awarded National Science Foundation Scholarships in Science, Tech-nology, Engineering, and Mathematics (NSF S-STEM) for a grant titled “Enhancing Academic Achievement and Career Preparation for Scholars in Computer Science, Mathematics, and Engineering” which runs from June 2013 to May 2018. This five-year, $627,011 grant provides funding to support enrollment, retention, graduation, and career or graduate school preparation for 30 students.

Howard-Bostic presents paper, research at conferencesDr. Chiquita Howard-Bostic, assistant professor of sociology, presented a paper titled “Women’s Emotional Responses and Female-Perpetrated Intimate Partner Violence” at the Academic and Business Research Institute (AABRI) Criminal Justice and Legal Research Conference in San Antonio, Texas. At the East Coast Colleges Social Science Association 40th Annual Confer-ence Roundtable at the Center for Innovative Technology in Herndon, Virginia, she presented research titled “The Innovative Hybrid Course Model: A Taxonomy-focused Pedagogy in a Learner-Centered Culture.”

Shurbutt named president of national groupDr. Sylvia Bailey Shurbutt, professor of English, has been elected president of the Appalachian Studies Associa-tion for 2014-15. The Appalachian Studies Association is a national and international organization, with an annual conference which brings together more than 800 scholars, teachers, and community organizers each year to explore topics and the arts associated with the region. Shurbutt will bring the conference to Shepherd March 25-26, 2016 when the theme, Voices From the Misty Mountains: Diversity and the New Appalachia, will be explored by scholars, writers, and presenters. Grants from the West Virginia Humanities Council will allow community members to attend some of the event programs and sessions. Dr. Sylvia Bailey Shurbutt

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‘The Picket’ named first class by ACPShepherd’s student newspaper, The Picket, received a First Class designation from the Associated Collegiate Press. The paper scored 865 out of a possible 1,090 points and earned three marks of distinction in coverage and content, writing and editing, and leadership.

Students compete in financial plan competitionA student financial planning team competed in the International Association of Registered Financial Consultants’ 2014 National Financial Plan Competition finals in Las Vegas, Nevada, May 2014. Pictured above (l. to r.) are team members Bonnie Bailey, a business junior from Phoenix, Arizona; Avery Mendzela, a business sophomore from Shepherdstown; and Akhtar Khan, an economics senior from Charles Town. Their project was to convince a fictional family to hire them as financial planners.

Shep-or-Treat celebrates 13th year as community outreach eventShepherd hosted its 13th annual Shep-or-Treat event October 30, 2013. Shep-or-Treat is a campuswide community service event where students and staff plan and coordinate fun Halloween activities all over campus. Events include trick-or-treating, cookie decorating, kid-friendly crafts, Halloween photo opportunities, and a haunted house. Campus residence halls, Student Government Association, Greek organizations, the Wellness Center, Scarborough Library, and other student organizations work together to make this a fun, free evening for all.

Alpha Sigma Tau sorority wins food drive collection contest at Homecoming Students participating in the 2013 Homecoming Spirit Stick Competition collected more than 1,100 pounds of food for Jefferson County families in need. Students competed as teams and sought donations throughout the community which were delivered to the Jefferson County Community Ministries Food Pantry in Charles Town. Alpha Sigma Tau sorority won with its collection of more than 300 pounds of donated food. In addition to collecting community donations, many teams contributed their own funds for much-needed pantry staples including peanut butter, pasta sauce, canned vegetables and soups, potatoes, rice, and other essentials. The JCCM Food Pantry solicits, stores, and distributes food for the community.

Education students collect school supplies for Blackfoot Indian ReservationTwenty-four education students in Dr. Jennifer Penland’s Pedagogy II class collected school supplies for Native American students on the Blackfoot Indian Reservation in Browning, Montana. It was Penland’s recent grant work involving Appalachian American Indians that caught the attention of sixth grade student, Holly Stover, in Boonsboro, Maryland, and her mother, Julia Cox, who already had connections to the Blackfoot Tribe. Stover exchanges letters with one of those Native American students, and said she got the idea for a school supply drive after her pen pal wrote that he did not have any markers, crayons, or notebooks. She and her mother visited Penland’s class in August to discuss their efforts sending school supplies to the pen pal’s reservation elementary school.

Cheerleaders win second consecutive national titleThe cheerleading squad earned a first place national title in the 2014 Collegiate Elite D2 All-Girl Division. The win gave Shepherd back-to-back national titles. Coached by former Ram cheerleader Lindsey Bordovsky ’10, the squad plans to compete in 2015.

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Opposite page, clockwise from top left: Approximately 150 students and staff members volunteered at 30 locations throughout Jefferson and Berkeley counties during Shepherd’s 13th Annual Day of Service in August 2013. The volunteers performed tasks such as cleaning, yard work, painting, office and administrative work, and preparing schools for the first day of school at nonprofit agencies, public parks, schools, memorials, and a day care center.

Baccalaureate degrees were awarded to 810 undergraduates and master’s degrees were awarded to 70 grad students at the 141st Commencement ceremony May 10, 2014.

Chad Vanorsdale gave a poster presentation titled “The Internet of Things: Interconnected Devices in Node.JS” at the 89th Annual Meeting of the West Virginia Academy of Science held at Shepherd April 2014. The all-day event provided oppor tunities for more than 160 undergraduates, graduate students, faculty, and other professionals to present their research in numerous areas of science. Dr. Jason Best, professor of astronomy and astrophysics at Shepherd, serves as the academy’s president. This year’s conference was designed to high-light and celebrate scientific achievements across a spectrum of disciplines, from astronomy to zoology.

The football team earned a 9-0 record in Mountain East Conference play, earning the Rams the inaugural MEC football championship title. The Rams reached the national quar terfinals before losing to West Chester and ended the season with an 11-1 overall mark.

Nursing Research Conference held on campusNearly 150 nurses from regional hospitals and health care agencies and Shepherd nursing students attended the fifth annual Nursing Research Conference in November 2013 at Shepherd. Lindsey Funkhouser, a senior nursing major from Harpers Ferry, took first place in poster presentations with “Pet Therapy and Autistic Children.” Tiffany Sommer, a senior nursing major from Martinsburg, placed second with “Benefits of Bedside Shift Reporting,” and in third was Jenna Lewin, a senior nursing major from Winchester, Virginia, with “Reiki Therapy in Arthritis Patients.” Forty-four Shepherd students participated in the poster competition. The conference awarded scholarships to senior nursing majors Christopher Richards, from Martinsburg, and Patricia Claude, from Harpers Ferry, in recognition of their academic performance, leadership ability, and use of evidence-based practice.

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Delaware and Virginia regional alumni chapters have busy yearDelaware ChapterMembers of the Southern Delaware alumni chapter packed and shipped exam survival boxes to current Shepherd students from Delaware. Alumnae participating included Susan Papola Breeding ’72, Rita Cannon Hovermale ’79, and Chris Erickson Henderson ’69. Roger ’72 and Rita ’79 Hovermale hosted a senior send-off event for incoming freshmen and returning Shepherd students from Delaware in August. The event included Shepherd alumni living in the area as well as students and their families.

Winchester, Virginia, ChapterEugene B. Smith ’76 hosted a reception at his art gallery for the Winchester, Virginia-area alumni in November 2013 as a kick-off event to start the official Winchester chapter.

Athletics honors McCarty ’10 and Pope ’74Among the award winners announced by the Shepherd Athletics Department in spring 2014 were Matt McCarty ’10, head baseball coach, and Joan Pope ’74, assistant athletics director and senior women’s administrator. McCarty, who led the Rams to a 39-14 mark and their first postseason victory since 2002, was named Coach of the Year. Pope, who retired in June 2014 after a 26-year career at Shepherd, was presented the Ram Award, presented to an individual who exemplifies the ideals of NCAA II (passion, balance, resourcefulness, service, learning, and sportsmanship).

Alumni Association transitions to non-dues membership modelThe Shepherd University Alumni Association made the transition to a non-dues paying organization by recognizing all Shepherd University graduates as members of the association, thereby broadening the reach of the organization while creating a stronger bond between alumni and Shepherd. The new membership model came from SUAA’s desire to increase alumni involvement and engagement.

Alumni authors’ work selected for ‘Anthology’Paul Kessler ’11, Jessica Salfia M.A. ’12, and Zach Davis ’09 had their work selected for inclusion in the Anthology of Appalachian Writers: Frank X Walker, Volume VI, published with support from the Shepherd University Foundation and the West Virginia Center for the Book. Kessler, Salfia, and Davis also were winners of the West Virginia Fiction Competition, selected by 2013 writer in resi-dence Frank X Walker.

Hendrix ’74 honored with Vision and Impact AwardDr. Mary J.C. Hendrix ’74 received the Vision and Impact Award in May at the 2014 Women in Science Luncheon held by the American Committee for the Weizmann Institute of Science in Chicago. Hendrix is president and scientific director of the Ann and Robert Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago Research Center. Hendrix also holds the post of professor, Robert H. Lurie Comprehensive Cancer Center at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine.

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le Opposite page, clockwise from left: The Honorable Gina Groh ’86 was presented the President’s Award at the 141st

Commencement ceremony May 2014 in recognition of her contributions to her field, alma mater, and community. She is the judge of the U.S. District Cour t for the Northern District of West Virginia. She had been a judge in the state’s 23rd Judicial Circuit Cour t since 2006 and spent nine years as a litigation associate at firms in Mar tinsburg and Washington, D.C., and served as an assistant prosecuting attorney in Berkeley and Jefferson coun-ties for more than eight years. She serves as a member of the Alumni Association board of directors.

Al ’67 and Sara Taylor ’67 Lueck were honored in 2013 as Outstanding Alumni. Lifelong educators, the Luecks are active in all things Shepherd. Al is a longtime member of the Shepherd University Foundation board of directors and helped develop the Ram Gridiron Club. Sara is a founding member of the Scarborough Society, friends of the library organization; serves as a board member ; and chairs the annual Scarborough Society Gala. The Luecks have not missed a Homecoming since they graduated; in 2013 they had the best seat in the house as they rode in the Homecoming parade as honored guests.

New members inducted into the Athletics Hall of Fame were (l. to r.) Joel Gordon ’03 (football), Cassie Murray ’07 (wom-en’s basketball), former men’s soccer coach Mike Doran, and Rob Bradford ’87 (football). Also honored at the event held October 2013 were Taylor Rudd ’58 and Charlie Yates ’56. Rudd and Yates received the Athletic Hall of Fame medallion in recognition of their suppor t of Shepherd athletics.

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Ram Stadium plaza named in honor of Barr ’62 Walter Barr ’62 was honored in September 2013 when the plaza at Ram Stadium was name the Coach Walter Barr Plaza in recognition of his achievements as head football coach of the Rams from 1971 to 1985. A Shepherd Athletic Hall of Fame member (1989), Barr’s overall record at Shepherd is 104-48-4 (66.5 percent). He led the Rams to three conference championships and a first-ever national playoff appearance in 1983. His teams produced 25 All-Americans and 59 First Team All-Confer-ence selections. During his storied career, Barr was named Coach of the Year three times (1972, 1982, 1983).

Sponaugle ’03 named West Virginia Teacher of the YearErin Sponaugle ’03, a fifth grade teacher at Tomahawk Intermediate School in Hedgesville, was named the 2014 West Virginia Teacher of the Year. Sponaugle has been teaching for 10 years and began her current position in 2005. She serves as the advisor of her school’s student council and school newspaper and organizes the school’s social studies fair. Governor Earl Ray Tomblin presented Sponaugle with $5,000 and a new Prius donated by Toyota for her use during her year of traveling and speaking engagements. During her tenure as teacher of the year, Sponaugle met President Obama at a White House reception honoring the national teacher of the year can-didates as well as a predecessor and fellow alumna Rae Ellen Scanlon McKee ’79, who was the 1991 National Teacher of the Year.

Williams ’01 featured in ‘Glamour’ magazine’s 35 under 35, Women in HollywoodJudee Ann Williams ’01 was named one of Glamour magazine’s 35 under 35, Women in Holly-wood. An agent at Creative Artists Agency since 2002, she was recently named co-founder of the Creative Artists Agency Foundation. CAA is the world’s leading entertainment and sports agency. She is currently based in New York City.

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Opposite page: Held every other year, the President’s Reception for Donors and Scholars gives President Suzanne Shipley the oppor tunity to meet the students and faculty who have benefited from scholarships and awards created through the Shepherd University Foundation, as well as providing scholars the chance to meet their sponsors. At this year’s reception, President Shipley visited with Foundation scholars and their families, including Richard Cordor of Mar tinsburg, recipient of the Ralph and Margaret Burkhar t General Memorial Scholarship, the Frada Fine Memorial Scholarship, and the Storer College Scholarship. A junior at Shep-herd, Richard hopes to attend medical school after he graduates. Though not sure yet which field of medicine he’d like to pursue, he admits to a strong interest in anesthesiology. For now, however, he’s happy to enjoy the oppor tunities Shepherd has to offer. “It was an honor to have met President Shipley,” he said of his experience at the President’s Reception for Donors and Scholars. He added that the many alumni, faculty, and board directors in attendance made him feel welcome as well.

Thank you for your generosity and dedication to Shepherd Uni-versity. The following lists are a compilation of all donors who made gifts or commitments to the university during the 2013-14 year. Great care was taken when preparing the Honor Roll of Donors. If there are corrections to be made, please contact the Shepherd University Foundation at 304-876-5195 or by email to [email protected].

Legacy Circle$500,000+Ann Wilson Hummer ’69**Charleen L. Watkins**Governor’s Circle$100,000-$249,999Roland J. Brown*

Partner’s Circle$25,000-$49,999Helen Cook Barrow ’40*Robert and Linda Grove CarpenterKeith ’54‡ and Winnie Hess

President’s Club$10,000-$24,999Jennifer Ewing Allen•

John C. Allen, Jr.Michael M. Athey ’62*Susan Cranford Batten ’77Erdem and Joan Ergin*Stanley ’56 and Judith Life Ikenberry*•

Allen ’67 and Sara Taylor ’67 Lueck*•

Donald and Deborah PatthoffBrian Peterson and Elizabeth RobertsJoseph ’60 and Robin RennGerald and Kaye Dehaven SmithMichael ’89 and Wendy Peccatielo Smith*•

Paul and Lisa Welch•

Alfred ’89 and Laura Young•

Shepherd Club$5,000-$9,999Ramon ’62 and Mary Alvarez•Martin and Elise BaachPeggy Oates Booth ’53Leonard Frenkil and Julia Davis•Rob and Mary Logan HoxtonRobert and Tia McMillan•

William ’65 and Judy PasswatersRonald R. Reeder II ’64Robert B. Seem ’04•

John Shank and Joseph MatthewsJeffrey S. Shultz ’63

*McMurran Society Member •Leadership Circle*Deferred Gift‡ Deceased during 2013-14

Louis ’72 and Marina diGirolamo ’74 Tiano

Rumsey Club$1,000-$4,999Cheryl and Richard AleshireAnonymousPaul ’70 and Judith Harris ’70 Armstrong•

James ’58 and Vizanah ArtzTroy and Rose AtkinsonMelissa Writt Axline ’89Dan ’64 and Karen Emmart ’65 BakerRodney L. Bartgis ’81•

R. Scott Beard and Alan Gibson•

Robert J. BerlinskyKenneth ’76 and Natasha Boone•

John and Pam Newbern BoyleGeorge ’79 and Anita BragawPhillip and Sharon BranchLauri Marsteller ’87 and James BridgeforthBridget Cohee and Gerard NevinDonna CourtneyChristopher and Alyssa CrawfordGregory and Merle CrawfordMartha DossDavid and Cathy Dunlop*Tony FaisonRebecca Upton Grandle ’78William and Therese Harlow

Jeffrey ’69 and Jamie Bain HedgesLily Ritchie Hill*•

Dorothy ’12 and Allison Hively*Michael W. Hudson ’72*•

Robert and Beverly Skinner ’71 HughesBrian Jackson ’87 and Tamara MeyerJudith and Stanley JonesJoseph C. KittsWilliam ’58 and Jo Ann Jackson ’58 KnodeChristian ’74 and Deborah MacCormack ’74 Koerner•Diana Dickey Koski ’68*Ann LegreidGina and Ethan LesterJacqueline and David ’74 LewisWilliam and Monica W. Lingenfelter*•

Eugene ’83 and Christine Lugat*Brent ’89 and Lisa Gregory ’90 MayKeith and Holly ’04 McCall•Jason McKahanTimothy ’80 and Carole Bollinger McShea•

Dave and Diane Melby•

Gina Miller-Walters ’10 and Robert Walters*Jeri Moses-Eichler and Leonard EichlerBetty MyersFrançoise NellesMark Outhier and Marcia Brand•

Jeffrey and Carol PlautzLisa PoulinEileen Reeder

John T. Reynolds ’64*Thomas Guy Reynolds, Jr. ’33*D. Scott ’80 and Linda Hottel ’81 Roach•

Jeffrey L. RogersW. Mark Rudolph ’84Michael and Cinda ’81 ScalesJoseph‡ and Norma Morris Siler ’54•

Stephen Skinner and Jeffrey Gustafson*•

Vivian SnyderWilliam ’67 and Lois Lowe ’68 SpegMichael ’76 and Teresa StoutJohn ’68 and Linda Margroff ’69 StriderLarry ’60 and Nancy Strite*David E. TablerJohn ’81 and Deborah Ford Thayer•Marc and Kristin TianoMatthew TianoSamuel TianoScott T. Tiano and Jaime TobinCarol Ann Van Evera ’64 and Don Durand*Richard S. Wachtel ’68Joseph ’66 and Elizabeth Strider ’67 WalterW. Glenn ’52 and Margaret Ramey ’61 Welsh*Michelle L. WhittingtonRonald ’02 and Carolyn Coleman WidmyerJerry ’71 and Nelda Grubb ’71 WilliamsKarl L. Wolf ’70*•

John H. ’88 and Lisa Blunt ’87 Wolff*Barry ’87 and Robyn WoodardJames ’70 and Gladys Cole Wright*William and Patricia Knipe ’77 Wright•Chelsey and Lynn YellottJohn and Lisa Taka Younis•

Potomac Club$500-$999Skip AdkinsJames ’71 and I. Kibby AlbrightChristopher and Lauren Ames•AnonymousAudrey AsburyEugene D. Asbury ’53‡

William ’88 and Catherine ’89 BakerMary Bell and Sandra Jenkins*Linda ’81 and L. Dow BenedictBonnie O’Rourke ’63 and Leslie BrannonWilliam ’99 and Courtney Guenther ’99 BurganMartin Burke ’11 and Barbara SpicherGat and Susan Caperton•

Warren ’67 and Carole Hall ’65 CarterStanley ’79 and Sarah ’89 Corwin-RoachLarry Z. DailyMichael and Carol Del-ColleShelli DronsfieldJohn ’61 and Pat Moler ’60 Egle*Wilma Cooper Elliott ’72Jeffery R. Ely ’95James E. Franke ’85Karen HedlundAlice Hevner ’67Paul ’58 and Luella Jo HillyardJ. Michael and Jean Kingsbury JacobsMichele Ours ’85 and Patrick King

14. Shepherd University

Edith Kirk ’79Melinda KoehlerJulia KrallGregory and Anna ’95 LocraftCharles E. Lutman ’67Sharon and Jerry MaileyP.T. McIntireDavid H. McKinleyHugh A. McNaughton ’65Eric and Amy Mendzela

C. David ’63 and Barbara Lewis ’53 Miller*David ’76 and Betsy ’78 Newlin*M. Elizabeth Oates*Shirley ParsonsClarence and Sherri PenningtonK. Alan PerdueAnthony ’82 and Tana Burkhart ’83 PetrucciJoan Walker Pope ’73Jennifer Osbourn ’95 and Timothy PownellBurt Pumroy

Lacy ’99 and Suzy RiceJ. David ’56 and Joyce Binner RickardLawrence and Susan SaundersThomas and Rebecca SegarT. Ray and S. Bailey ShurbuttLinda Regner ’82 and William SickelMichael ’53 and Lucy SkinnerRichard ’89 and Teresa ’88 Smoot

Robert Smith and Mary StanleyJames ’68 and Mary ’70 StaleyAmanda Steiner ’98Mark and Barbara Stern*Judy Szymialis ’62J. Randall ’93 and Jennifer ThompsonPaul and Susan Clohan ’70 Thorniley•

Glenn Twigg, Jr. ’73Gloria Elliott ’63 and Arlie Winters

Charles ’59 and Peggy Woodward*

Knutti Club$100-$499Sharika Abdul-MuhaiminRoberta ’62 and Sidney AbsherWilliam H. AdamsMarellen AhernePaul AllenMarvin T. Allmond ’01Susan Alsip-Lawson ’76 and Duane LawsonDianne and Michael AlvarezSophia AlvarezClayton ’75 and Dana Hendricks ’78 AndersKari Andersen ’97Roger ’69 and Carolyn Cline ’70 AndersonBrandon ’10 and Brittany ArmentroutJohn R. ArtzErwin and Carol AsamCarl K. Athey ’82Arthur Auxer ’69 and Dawn FyeStephen and Rebecca Ayraud

Dorothy Baggarly ’69L. Michelle BakerLeon and Kimberly BardShelly and Jack BardNeal and Alice BarkusRoger A. Barney ’61Walter ’62 and Connie Rectenwald ’65 BarrMichelle BarrettDennis L. Barron ’73Earl ’67 and Arlene BattenTodd ’80 and Martha Barney ’81 BeardKatie BegoleStephanie and Paul BelellaC. Lynn Wiley ’69 and Ben BennettRaymond ’69 and Betty Boward ’70 BennettRobin Judy ’85 and Charles BentleyJason Best and Sara MaeneWalter Best ’55 and Sallie MillerLeonard and Cheri BeverageBonnie BlanchardCarol Blessing ’83Kathy Jo Tabler ’80 and John BlueMark A. BoggsMelvin ’96 and Linda Stanford ’74 BowersJames ’65 and Sue BoydNorman ’59 and Kadra BradfordScott ’95 and Lori Bradford-DolemanWayne Braunstein ’95 and Dannie Wall ’93John Bresland and Beth BatdorfMary Beth Wagner ’85 and Philip BresslerMarc and Judith BriodChad ’98 and Rebecca Goode BroadwaterCharles and Patricia BrownRobert ’97 and Miriam BrownSherry Miller Brown ’73Benjamin S. BroyRick E. BrunerDavid ’89 and Carolyn Waltz ’89 Bryant

Above: This year the Women for Shepherd University continued their mission to create a sense of community for women to connect and build relationships by establishing Women Investing in Shepherd (WISH). Using a one-woman, one-vote process, this women’s giving circle sponsored by the Shepherd University Foundation invites women to make an annual charitable contribution of $500 to be placed into a grant fund, which is divided into two equal pools. One pool will provide an award for Shepherd University campus-centered academic, athletic, cultural, or community service learning programs, while the other will provide an award in suppor t of programs for education, health and wellness, ar ts and culture, environ-ment, and community and family for nonprofits in the greater regional community. This inspired group is holding a series of social gatherings to educate and recruit alumnae and friends in the Shepherd community. Pictured at one gathering are WISH members and prospective members (clockwise from left): Dolores Lowe, Peachy Staley ’70, Liz Oates, Sarah Metzbower, Bev Hughes ’71, Carolyn Fleenor ’78, Sue Mentzer-Blair ’70, Sara Lueck ’67, Lois Pierce, Shirley Wiltshire ’64, and Shirley Derr. For more information about how to become involved with WISH or to receive an invitation to a social, please contact Meg Peterson at 304-876-5021 or [email protected].

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Paul and Debbie BuckleyBarry and Michelle BumbaughArthur L. Burgess, Jr. ’02Ernest and Rebecca BurnsRetha Busey ’58James and Evelyn Poe ButcherAnita Byham ’68Hugh CampbellRobert ’72 and Sherry CarneyRobert and Karen CarpenterJean Smith Carper ’52Lisa Carper ’78Ronald G. Carper ’85William and Patricia CarriganPeggy Byrd ’65 and Terry CarrollChristopher ’75 and Jody ’75 CarterEnrico and Denise CarusoPaul V. CastroDeborah McClure ’84 and Mark ChagMichael R. Chalmers ’98Michael and Lynne ChanceyJo and Frederick ChapmanDavid Chicchirichi ’59 and Mary FergusonLanabel Cho-Josten and Robert JostenShawn Clark and Heidi Clark ’98Samuel and Lynn ClarkDonald ’77 and Patricia ClemLynn ClineLisa CoffeyEileen Cokenias ’87Sue CollinsBerniece Jackson ’77 and Craig CollisGary ’58 and Beverly CooperCory CrenshawKenneth and Raquel ’12 CriderGenevieve CrouseMark and Roberta CucuzzellaJames Culver ’08Pamela CurtisLarry and Judith Daily

Ruth DailyJohn ’85 and Donna Lee Hedges ’84 D’AntuonoHenry and Faye Byerly DavenportCharles ’84 and Linda DavisDanny L. Davis, Jr.Sarah DavisJeanette DayeJames ’77 and Cheryl Kelley ’79 DeanerDarryl DeBowDavid ’89 and Cathy Clemmons ’92 DeckerE. Gordon DemerittStephen ’88 and Dana Willis ’90 DentonMarie and Walt DeWaltRonald ’68 and Marsha DickersonPedro ’62 and Rebecca DiezG. Benjamin ’62 and Cherie DillowRalph ’56 and Nina Pownall ’57 DiPasqualeCheryl DiRosarioJerrilynn and Frederick DoeringLuke DollarMary Beth Dalgarn Dotton ’80Gregory ’83 and Karyl Romer ’83 DowdKeith ’74 and Janice DuBoisGeorge ’58 and Thelma DuncanDaryl ’85 and Barbara EckardJ. G. and Julie EgelandRichard ’04 and Amy Martz ’04 EgressJean Elliott ’54Emily McCoy Emerick ’10E. Prescott ’88 and Stephanie EngleRoger ’70 and Gula EngleRonnie ’63 and Dorothy EngleJohn F. Ermerins ’59Cummins M. Evans IIIJames and Jean FalkEric B. Fargo ’94Leon and Scherry FearnowBrenda Miller ’94 and David Feltner

Karen FenwickDerek Ferretti ’89 and Tracy EliBenita and Jeff FinkCheryl Flagg ’69James ’74 and Carolyn Gess ’78 FleenorJoyce Akins ’64 and Earl FletcherJune and Lawrence Fletcher-HillDavid and Jennifer FlinchumArthur P. FoleyEugene and Carole FoltzJohn and Carol FordJames ’81 and Joanne FormalRobert ’72 and Barbara McDonald ’71 FrankenberryDavid FraserAllee and Michael FreamMary Jane and Ernest FreemanGeorge E. Fries ’62Charles R. FrownfelterKay Dill Gabbert ’68Cynthia Gaither ’79Christopher and Tracy Wahlbrink ’86 GarberPaul Garrard and Nelson SmithF. Richard ’65 and Cynthia GastleySusan and Scott GeorgeJohn and Elizabeth GieseCaroline GlackinJohn C. Gladhill ’69Marshall ’01 and Angela GladhillMaurice ’72 and Mary Lee DeHaven ’74 GladhillFrank Goldstein ’73 and Geraldine CzajkowskiCatherine and James GoodlinM. Wayne Goodrich ’74 and Donna BertazzoniSally Ann Myers Greenfield ’66Barbara Puckett ’64 and Everett GreenstreetCarole GriffithWilliam P. Griffith ’58‡

Robert ’64 and Nancy Grim

Stephen and Gina Householder ’86 GrohClay ’96 and Susan GroveDaryl Grove ’80Michael GrovesJoseph C. GuyAlma HaleJames ’57 and Jeannette Moore HallTimothy ’84 and Karen Swaim ’86 HallJames HallerDeborah HallmanAllison Hull ’87 and Mike HalronMary Ann and Conrad HammannJohn ’61 and Laurel HanfKittylee Nye ’74 and Kenneth Harbaugh*Susan HarlowRichard F. Harmison ’51E. Wayne Harris ’68Sarah Holme ’67 and Norman HarrisPaula Roth ’70 and Jim HawkinsWendy Cook Headley ’89Sallye Morgan Heffle ’57John ’76 and Yvonne HemphillAnders and Ann Henriksson*Donald Herbst ’81 and Kim GreenDaniel Herr ’78 and Eugenia RoppDonna and H.W. HessDale C. Hicks ’61*Virginia HicksBecki Reese Hill ’79C. William ’62 and Mary Bland ’61 HillDonna Hill ’86Trudy Hite ’75Brian J. Hockenberry ’97Justin ’07 and Megan ’08 HockmanAnthony T. Hoffmaster ’87Lelia Moler HoffmasterJames and Mary HollandMildred Jones ’66 and Jerome HollandCatherine Buchanan ’90 and Bradley Holley

Ann HooverJerry ’73 and Susanne Long ’73 HornerArno ’52 and Dorothy ’78 HottJefferson HowellsJane and Thomas HughesJohn and Glenda HullAnn Wilson Hummer ’69Delmas Humphreys ’68 and Patricia Cupillari-HumphreysPatti HumphreysBarbara and Allan HurwitzMichael and Joan HvozdovicSharon Fulk Hylton Filsinger ’69R. William ’59 and Nikki Timbrook ’60 IsherwoodDaniel ’01 and Sally Gavin ’79 JacksonDennis and Joan JacksonKeith ’82 and Tari ’08 JanssenRegina Jones ’54Harry and Carol KableJohn ’70 and Phyliss Twigg ’73 KaftonKristin KainegAmy ’97 and Henry KayesLee ’60 and Wanda Tucker ’61 Keebler*Martin and Marlyn KeeseckerFrancis and Debra KehoeJack O. KendallKaren and Eric KennyLaura Burch Kent ’50Brian G. Kerr ’00Morgan KidwellGarry R. Kilmer ’71Ramona KisselMary Lou KlattRichard ’61 and Mary Jane Jones ’65 KnodeKathy KoditekMichael and Carolyn KonopskiJoyce KramerW. Sheridan and Carol Ann KramerLinda KunHarrison ’67 and Vicki LanhamJanet Lank ’69

Lillie Hoover ’90 and Theodore LargentDebra and John Laspina-RukenbrodJ. Paige ’73 and Joyce Wotring ’73 LedfordLawrence ’61 and Helen Egnor ’63 LeonardNeville ’59 and Joyce ’01 LeonardGary ’66 and Carol LewisRebecca Mason ’78 and Burton LidgerdingPhillip Lilly ’84 and Kelley Copeland LillyWilliam C. Lind ’72William ’53 and Ruby LinkDavid ’68 and Lynn Fisher ’70 LittleCharles and Betty LockardLeslie LopezBridget LottChristopher K. LottGretchen LottVernon and Shirley LottsAndrew D. Lowe ’02Kenneth ’71 and Mary Battista ’70 LoweKenneth ’95 and Nicole LoweSharon LoweryEdna Lutman‡

Joan and Richard LyonAlexander MaceKatherine MaceJames ’78 and Mary Kay Doyle ’76 MacFarlaneDenise and Wayne MaiersStephanie MajorIra ’60 and Joan Little ’61 ManrossEugene ’65 and Patricia Thurston ’65 MartinRosemarie MartinCurtis G. Mason ’73Enrico Massimino ’77 and Teresa McBeeLarry ’63 and Rebecca Jo Riner MastersMelissa Mattia ’87 and Jay GibbleBarbara Maxwell ’66Sharon MaynardDonald ’66 and Betty McCary


Mark and Denise McCormickJohn and Hedy McDermottRichard L. McDonald ’72Frances ’80 and Robert McFerrenJudith McIntyreM. Susan and James McLoughlinJames K. McNeel ’01Donald and Romaine McNelisCortney Meador ’13Beverly MeadowsMichael and Michelle Edwards ’96 MeehanJohn Meeker ’05 and Rachael Meads ’92Paul R. Mellott ’55Minnie MentzerSusan Mentzer-Blair ’72 and William Blair*Thomas ’70 and Janet MeredithJohn and Sarah MetzbowerAlexander and Pamela MillerAlthea Vickers Miller ’57Nanette and David MillerPerry Miller and Taunja Willis MillerThomas ’76 and Penny MillerThomas Miller and Donald Leslie*Mary MonroeJudy and Carl MooreRobert ’70 and Patricia Willey ’68 MooreMary Ann White Morgan ’53John MorrissetteJohn and Meredyth MosesRobin Longerbeam ’88 and William MosesJoe and Marjorie MotheralCarlton ’64 and Joan MunsonMichael ’86 and Lisa MuseDuane L. Myers

Robert ’72 and Dixie Honodel MyersLinda Myers-Hart ’83 and Daniel HartHarriet Myrick ’67 and Jacob MyrickJustin and Kerri NamolikRichard L. NamolikSharon NatollyEddie ’96 and Sarah NaylorNancy Needy ’55Walter ’55 and Margaret NeelyRobert and Deborah NerhoodRoger ’73 and Margaret NewcomeBarrie NicholsBarbara ’52 and Richard NickellColleen NolanAlan ’56 and Geraldine OatesJack T. O’Brien ’63Timothy M. O’Connell ’80Patrick ’85 and Heather ’95 O’HaraJames ’57 and Ellen Keeler OmpsTeresa and Daniel OrlandiGarland H. Ott ’62*Valerie Owens ’76Donald ’60 and Charlotte PainterWalter W. Painter ’68Kelly Pannill ’05Frederick K. ParsonsMahlon ’81 and Ruth PattersonAllen P. Peacher ’71James R. Pearson ’91Constance PeatJohn ’63 and Yvonne PeifferWilliam ’56 and Phyllis PennKelly Penwell ’12Jennifer Peterson ’07Andrew ’98 and Leslie Grimm PhillipsRichard ’00 and Cara Comegys ’99 PhillipsSylvia Johnson ’81 and Charles PickettRichard Pill

Meredith ’71 and Jeanne ’02 PolenGary ’67 and Carolyn Myers ’67 PopePhilip T. Porterfield IIIBabulal PraganiBrian and Linette PrattNorman G. Price ’56William N. PriceJeffrey ’88 and Beverly Schwartz ’87 Purnell*Ronald E. Pyles ’62Paul Quicker and Erin O’Connor-QuickerCharles ’68 and Mary Silvester ’70 RannellsBrian ’92 and Julie Kress ’93 RathmanAngela and Peter ReedRichard and Kathleen ReidDale and Laura RenningerMichael and Barbara RiccardsKaren Mirr ’12 and William RicePaul and Ellen RiceErin RickardsLinda Riegle ’70Anthony ’61 and Lois RoccoSylvia Rock-McCormick and Daniel McCormickRoy Rogers ’08 and Mary Theresa Wall-RogersThomas and Marcia RogishDonald T. RohelW. Boyd Rooney, Jr. ’55Carol and F. Scott RotruckTaylor ’58 and Linda Walden ’61 RuddVicki and Jesus RuizClifton ’75 and Shannon McBride ’76 RutherfordKaveh Sadat ’99Brian ’98 and Jacqueline SandsKathy and Michael Santa BarbaraGarland ’64 and Erica SavilleEric Schaffer and Stephanie Slocum-SchafferBeverly SchillingLara Schmidt ’91Kimberly ScranageZoë Haynes Seale*

Dianne SeaverElizabeth SechlerTracy and George SeffersMary Wanger Selove ’66John and Stacy ShawJohn ’09 and Laurette SheehanHoward L. Shepherd ’53R. Michael Shepp and Janet OlcottEdward ’73 and Diane Michael ’73 ShewbridgeSuzanne Shipley and Randall Wadsworth*Jeffery ’04 and Susan ShortDavid ’88 and Lori SiboleEmily and David SiboleElvin ’59 and Regina Sill*William Simmons and Jane Cook ’05*Austin J. Slater, Jr. ’76Dennis and Anne Stewart ’67 Small*Beverly SmarikLynne Smeltzer ’03James ’51 and Evelyn SmithJerome ’74 and Pamela Butko ’75 SmithJudy and Forrest SmithRhonda Smith and Byron WiggsSarah Smith ’13B. Lee Snyder ’72Judy Snyder ’69Kelly SnyderDonald ’74 and Nancy Digges ’75 SpechtNancy and Michael SpensleyGordon ’60 and Barbara SpessardJohn and Pam SplaineSandra Dubay ’95 and Sid SponauglePeter and Lois SpreenFred ’60 and Patricia Martin ’60 StaatsMary Farmer Stalnaker ’50Kevin Starliper ’91 and Tracey Crawford-Starliper ’93Margaret King Staubs ’82Colin and Phyllis Bott ’59 SteeleKristel Steib

Emmy SteigelmanEric ’94 and Kerry Cavanaugh ’93 StengerRobert and Ruth StephanDorothy Strange ’97Edward ’51 and Mary Ann StraussDavid ’73 and Anne StriderRichard ’60 and Ruhamah StriteMichael ’81 and Barbara SturmanDavid ’71 and Kathleen SullivanThomas Sullivan ’69 and Claudia Bolen-Sullivan ’67Kenneth A. SwanPeggy SwisherDonald ’57 and Clara TaylorSandra and David TaylorMary ’77 and Lynn TedrowAnne Tennant ’93 and Joseph SwiftRobert ’64 and Virginia TerpeningHomer R. Thomas, Jr.Jerry and Victoria ’88 ThomasDoris ThompsonJerry ’66 and Reba ThompsonLisa Thornburg ’66James and Shirley TolbertWanda Muntzing Travis ’64Robin Truax ’76J. B. and Kip TuttleFrank and Annette Van HilstCharles W. Van Metre ’56Nelson ’86 and Barbara VazquezJames VigilHoward Wachtel and Marie Tyler-McGrawJoanne and Dave WadsworthMelessa Wagner ’03Michael ’74 and Susan Miller ’73 WagnerKenneth ’64 and Patricia Kirkpatrick ’72 WaldeckJohn J. Walker, Jr. ’74Michael Walters ’10W. Edward Walton

Robert ’55 and Cassandra WantzG. Raymond ’66 and Diane Woods ’63 WatsonDavid and Pamela WeaklandD. Blaine ’58 and Jo Ann WeaverBonnie and Timothy WebbJack and Mary WeigelFrancis and Viola WelchRobert ’67 and Mary WellsJanice WhaleyRebecca WheelerLaura White ’72Vanda White and Robert StohlmanHelen Fisher ’65 and Robert WhitmerAlvis L. WilliamsJohn E. Williams, Jr. ’68Reynolds ’59 and Nancy Fritts ’59 WilliamsPamela Link ’69 and John WilmerMark ’95 and Kimberly Krams ’89 WilsonPaula WimsattArthur Wineburg and Susan BrownCraig and Roy WinkelMelinda WinsteadSteven and Theresa WisemanAshlee Wishmyer ’13Cheryl WitmanCharles D. WolfeDavid and Margaret WolfeRosemary and Thomas WolfeCynthia Boyd ’75 and Rodney WoodsCharles ’56 and Jacqueline Stratton Yates*Martha and Jack YoungWilliam ZimmerAdam ’04 and Nadine ’04 ZimmerliDale ’58 and Dorothy ZimmermanCecilia Zindel ’79

Blue and Gold ClubUnder $100Tammy and Randy Abney



Barbara ’66 and Steve AdamsJohn ’71 and Sally Zemke ’71 Adams*Philip C. Adams, Jr. ’57Katy AguirreJohn ’72 and Janet AlbertAlvin ’79 and Pamela AlexanderShirley ’52 and Ruth AlgerFrank ’71 and Susan Johnston ’70 AlivetoFrederick J. AllenLawrence AllenPatton and Jacqueline AllenKim AlonzoJeffery ’86 and Valerie AndersonDon D. Andrews, Jr. ’58Mark and Jayne AnglePhilip ’82 and Evelyn Hevener ’82 AnkersJeffrey ’84 and Brenda Ellis ’84 ArndtJames and Debra ArnerPam Arnold and Mark DembinskiFrederick D. Artis ’84Leigh ArtripApril Awad ’99Janet AylorMarjorie BadoCarol Baker ’77 and John Olinski

Patricia BakerMary Beth Genovese ’80 and Sidney BakkeFrances BanaganAndrew ’94 and Jennifer Hoeltzel ’98 BanasikRobert and Janet BanasikNikki Bardin ’89Virginia Green Barker ’88Harvey ’86 and Jacqueline BarnhartThomas ’74 and Teri BarnhartAllen ’69 and Nancy BarrGary ’70 and Barbara Sherman ’71 BarrCatherine BarrettMichelle and Christopher BarstadCarrie Kenney ’78 and Kenneth BaslerDonald and Vera BaumgardnerGrace Baylor ’67Carol and Miles BeardClayton O. Beard ’06Regina ’07 and Conrad BeardJoanne Beaulieu ’06Valerie and Christopher BellAlec A. BennettClare BennettLorene and Robert BernardoJulie ’95 and Gary Bilbie

Samuel and Linda Collins ’78 BillmyerBetty Lou Brendle Black ’67James ’56 and Doris BlackfordCharles ’54 and Janet BlakeElizabeth BlaseAndrew T. BolgerJeffery T. Bond ’77Susan Bowers ’72 and Dennis BonebrakeRebecca Ware ’70 and Gary BormanKay and Donald BowardWilliam ’64 and Kristin BowenPaul and Carolyn BoyceRebecca Fridley Boyer ’00Scott D. Boyer ’72Dennis L. Boyles ’73Jeffrey A. BrasseKimberly Wade ’86 and Kevin BreamDwayne ’00 and Amanda Schmidt ’99 BreedenWilliam ’67 and Dawn BrennerShane BrittonCarol and Wilmot BrownJ. Howe and Margaret BrownJames ’59 and Sharon Devol ’70 Brown

Joan Wilson ’79 and Branson BrownPatricia Brown ’78Paul ’73 and Dale BrownMary and Larry BroySharon Cather Brumback ’84Margaret Link ’64 and Terry BryanWilla BurgessPamela Harrison and Thomas BurkeRobyn and Glenn BurkheadDonna and John BurnsRyan ’88 and Donna Champigny ’88 BushZelma BuskellKenneth ’97 and Alice Marie ButlerKevin ’85 and Laura ButtsJustin ByrdLanette and F. Samuel Byrer

Right: Baley Loy, of Rippon, is a senior biology major and recipient of the Captain Charles N.G. Hendrix Memorial Scholarship. Captain Hendrix is the late husband of the late Jessie Hendrix, a longtime officer and member of the Shepherd University Foundation Board of Directors, and the father of Dr. Mary J.C. Hendrix ’74, a biology alumna. Mary is an inter-nationally renowned medical researcher and currently serves as president and scientific director for the Ann and Rober t H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago Research Center at Northwestern University’s Feinberg School of Medicine. Captain Hendrix served with distinction as an instructor at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland. When he passed away, his wife and daughter established this scholarship in his name to commemorate his devotion to the pursuit of higher educa-tion. It is designated for students pursuing a degree in the field of pre-med or related fields of research. Having taken organic chemistry courses and performed her summer research with assistant chemistry professor Dr. Jordan Mader, Baley proved to be an exceptional student. “Baley showed an innate understanding of how molecules react and was especially astute at applying course material to the lab por tion of class,” says Dr. Mader. “She is a joy to work with both in and out of the classroom.”

Michael F. Cajigao ’81Michael ’74 and Barbara CalhounO. Winston Cameron, Jr.Garnett ’76 and Karen Braithwaite ’72 CanbyRaphael CapelliJames ’73 and Lisa Hammond CarnesDixie CarneyWallace ’69 and Donna CarrLinda Cooper Carter ’57Christina Caruso ’09Pamela Caruso ’11Dominic C. Cascio ’52Charles ’60 and Joyce CaseyRomana CastroRita CaufieldDebora CaveyWinthrop ’03 and Kathleen ChamberlainPeter ’82 and Jody Chaney

Richard ’77 and Janice ChaneyR. Dabney ChapmanPriscilla CharlesShirley and Carlton ChenowithPaula CheshireDonald and Victoria ChlebowskiJoann Christian ’95Jamie ClarkCatherine ClarkeWilliam N. Clatterbuck ’66Nancy CliffNancy ClingermanE. Stevenson ’83 and Marci CockeJerry ’02 and Alice CogleDaniel ’80 and Margaret Bires ’78 CogswellJoann Campbell ’64 and Conrad Cohen

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Kendra Walker ’97 and David ColeMary ColeSandra Collier ’81Roy ’58 and Joan ComerPatsy Cleaver Cook ’59Shirley CookGregory ’87 and Megan Bolyard ’91 CookeJaye W. Copp ’74Debra Haines ’86 and George CornwellNorabelle CorraDiane CostelloMargaret Gore Covington ’54John ’91 and Marilyn CowgillWilliam M. CraddockPatricia CrenshawDana Bussard ’91 and Christopher CrespoKelly ’02 and Wayne CrissmanBruce E. Cronise, Jr. ’75David and Diane CrosbyGlenn H. Cross, Jr. ’75Jane and Larry CrouseJohn L. CrowderSara CrowderArthur ’71 and Sondra CrumbackerJames W. Crumbacker ’68James S. Dailey III ’81Joyce DaileyNancy DaileyCarole Smith and Patrick DalySarah DalyCheryl Ellsworth ’69 and Paul D’AmatoJanice Newbraugh Danhart ’73Louis and Marilyn D’AntuonoValinda Dozier ’77 and Patrick DattilioJeffrey ’75 and Kelly DavisSusan Davis ’77Susan DayLawrence K. Dean

Paul ’73 and Brenda DeanerChristopher ’97 and Kristin DeLauterWayne ’67 and Doris DeLauterCraig A. Dell ’95Carolyn Carpenter Derr ’65Thomas ’73 and Karen Dawson ’74 DickmanSteven ’81 and C. Dawn Meadows ’81 DiehlSteven and Mary DixonJeffrey ’97 and Sarah Meads ’95 DodsonRichard B. Donovan, Jr. ’78Jennifer Vanisko ’88 and Daniel DopsonChristopher J. Doran ’96Michael and Janet DoranJuwan K. DorseyMichele Dorsey ’78Denis ’80 and Nancy Herridge ’80 DossMaria Doukas Joyce ’83John Doyle ’66Eileen DriverJames and Erin DriverBrett L. DryburgLauren DuhLeo ’67 and Rebecca DuncanLauren Durbin ’07Isabelle and Alvey EbersoleBetty Crampton ’99 and Larry EctonJames and Ronda Sullivan EddyJames ’70 and Sue Taylor ’67 EdwardsBrenda Willingham ’73 and Paul EisenhartEileen and Paul ElliotRodney ’02 and Paula EmeryJason ’01 and Amy Regester ’01 EnterlineMary Clare ’05 and James ErosClara Evans ’51Mary Mullins ’76 and P. Michael EvansFranklin ’81 and Janet FarmerJames Fedorko ’86Patricia Flanagan ’83 and James Fellows

Andrea and Carl FenstermakerDavid T. FergusonBrian ’99 and Janine FieldRichard L. FieoMichelle Fravel Files ’06Donald ’95 and Georgia FishelJune FishelCasey FitzgeraldLucinda FlauttAmanda Fleming ’03Christopher ’82 and Jennifer Cooper ’82 FletcherSarah Fletcher ’14James FlintLeo R. Fogg ’59Shan ’95 and Heather FoleyFrank A. FonteApril Arnold ’98 and Devin FoorJudith ’76 and Fred FordMelanie FordDeborah FournierRaymond ’59 and Cecelia FrazierWilliam ’70 and Susan FrazierDavid L. FreemanRobin Pownell ’85 and Walter FrenchRebecca Friel ’72Lorna Benner ’62 and Paul FryeNana FryeLyle ’00 and Amanda Irvine ’03 FultzCharles ’58 and Geraldine FunkJudith ’03 and Christopher FunkeHarold ’47 and Jacqueline FussLinda GarciaRita and Ray GathaganMary and Kevin GeesamanJames ’66 and Brenda GeorgeStacie McAllister ’83 and Scott GiammarinoJames and Barbara Phillips GibsonSarah Gil ’07Justin Gildar ’13

Theodore ’76 and Pamella Clark ’77 GilletteWilliam ’55 and Susan GoldenDelmes ’13 and Sherry GoldizenMark ’77 and Sue GollerGreg T. GoodlinDavid B. GordonRobert C. GordonJacqueline Smallwood ’86 and Michael GoreAndrea Irzinski ’94 and Todd GorenGunther ’58 and Ann Richmond GottfeldFrances Gower ’83Doris GrahamMargaret GrahamAmon ’69 and Peggy GranthamPhyllis ’77 and William GranthamLinda Gray Jones and Lawrence JonesMarlene Frye ’84 and Franklin GrayDeborah GrecoAnthony ’85 and Janice GreenJacquelyn GreenwellRobin Grenke ’77Bobby J. GriffinPeter A. Griffin, Jr.Cheryl GriffithMelvin G. GriffithRichard ’70 and Ginger Reid ’72 GrimesJeffrey GroffO. Bradley ’65 and Carolyn GroveRobert and Anita GrowMax ’52 and Portia GrubbDavid A. HafnerTimothy D. Haines ’95Beverly HajekPeyton S. HaleKerman and Francesca Damiano ’96 HammondWilliam and Carolyn HamrickJohn ’77 and Donna HancockHeidi HanrahanGeorgia Hanson

Darrin ’89 and Karen Bowers ’89 HardyDavid ’82 and Mary HardyJamie HardyRichard ’72 and Patricia ’73 HareHarry ’88 and Joanne Graves HarlessMarlyn and Jack HarmanJanet ’12 and William HarnerBilly ’76 and Janey HarperLinda HarriganJoseph D. HarringtonJanet Harrison and Andrew MosholderJames L. HastyJames ’86 and Ellen HealeyAndrea Gano Heck ’93Gregory ’94 and Amy HeflebowerConstance HicksCharles ’64 and Sharon HigdonJoseph ’52 and Ann Rush ’52 HighamSheila HildebrandLisa ’94 and Daniel HilemanD. Frank Hill III ’75Deborah HillGale HillShirley HillPamela Brooks ’77 and Terry HilliardDoris Holsinger ’61 and James HiltonRaymond ’61 and Mary HinesGina ’90 and Terry HinkleSusan HitchensLawson Hockman ’70 and Jacqueline WolfeDenis ’81 and Vicki HodgkinsVirginia HodsonEdwin ’69 and Mary Cockey ’68 HoeltzelMartha and Harold HoeltzelC. Mark ’77 and Danielle HofeVictoria HoffmanVincent L. HoffmasterEric ’82 and Deena Hockensmith ’83 Hofstetter

Keven HohlRegina Holmes ’90William and Theresa Janszen ’92 HooverDennis Householder ’76 and Debbie ReedPatricia HubbardStephen P. Hudson ’00Joann Horst Huffman ’75Robert C. HummerLaura Baker ’93 and David HumphreysCarolyn HunterAlfred ’87 and Laura Corbin ’87 HurstJoan and Dean HydeLarry and Lucille IkelerJohn ’78 and Patricia InwrightDawn IretonBeverly IrwinCharles L. Jackson ’50David ’78 and Sherri JacksonMichael ’87 and Kathleen JacksonDenise and Michael JamesRobert ’72 and Billie Jean Feller ’74 JenseniusFrances Booth Johnson ’90Robert F. JohnsonCurran A. Johnston ’06Dennis JonesMark E. Jordan ’99Patricia Josten-Merritt and James MerrittJames W. Judy, Jr.James ’66 and Ruth Sundstrom ’66 JunkinsSandra Byers ’72 and Clifford KaiserCharles ’73 and Cynthia KauffmanMary Kearns ’04Mary and Thomas KeeseckerSusan KefferCynthia and Robert KellerPamela Kemmerer ’89David ’79 and Ruth KendigStacey and Harry KendigSusan KennedyCarol and Stephen KenneyJ. Nicholas ’74 and Shari Kercheval



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Anne ’66 and Thomas KerfootTreva Griffith Kerns ’71Jerry ’68 and Carol Prettyman KerrRalph E. KerrickSuzanne Harsh Kershner ’66Shari Kesecker ’04George ’00 and Rhetha KidwilerLisa Kincaid-Becker ’02 and Michael BeckerDoris Goeppner King ’87Mary Ellen Blue Kirk ’70Sarah KirkNancy and Elliot KirschbaumLaurie Baldwin Kisamore ’84Stephania Masenheimer ’75 and Frederick KitchenStephen ’12 and Cynthia Jacquinot ’97 KitnerKathryn Klein ’77Richard and Kathy KleinCharles ’49 and Mary Rider ’56 KlineLucia KlineBernard ’86 and Adele KnottMark Knott ’98 and E. Rachel Hochman KnottWalter ’64 and Bonnie KnottStephen ’08 and Donna KozakMatthew T. Kradel ’99Gerald ’74 and Catherine KrauseBonnie KriegerSusan KriegerLori ’04 and Peter KubicLois Kuhn ’78Richard ’87 and M. Michelle Shewbridge ’88 LaFolletteLarry D. Laing ’76Estel Lambert ’13Katherine Lambert ’85Melinda Wilmore ’75 and John LandoltJason C. LaRue ’00Ashley Laspina-Carriger ’13Ryan Laspina-Carriger ’12Gerard ’78 and Mary Lawrence

Larry ’63 and Suzanne LaymanLynn E. Leatherman ’92Timothy ’84 and Kathy LeberCassie Leonard ’01 and Jeremy EntwistleTonya LessardKimberly LevushMark ’81 and Yvette LewisMelani LewisPaul ’74 and Nancy LewisRebecca Lewis ’02Adam ’75 and Diane Lewis LinkLori Davis Linney ’06Charles ’94 and Anke LintonTimothy D. Linton ’89Marv LissCharles ’60 and Wanda LochbaumBonnie and Thomas LongMichael ’89 and Jill Jackson ’92 LordanRalph and Rosemarie Cannarella LorenzettiCheryl Agee ’75 and Richard LoshDamien and Mary Ellen LottElizabeth Snyder Lowe ’52Lizzie Lowe ’02Robert and Dolores LoweSamuel ’67 and Charlotte LucasRalph ’65 and Ann Shanholtz ’65 LudwickBeverly LumleyRon LylesCharles ’96 and Ronnell Regester LynchMarjorie and Douglas LynchLaurie MacEachernDouglas MackenzieRobert ’82 and Georgeanne MadisonWallis Snyder ’67 and John MagahaJantina and Kenneth MannBrenda Kramer Manspeaker ’88Lawrence ’73 and Constance ManypennyW. Victor MarchandJoyce Marchette ’75

Cathy Inskeep ’86 and Carmen MarcoTheresa Marinelli ’10Joel and Judith MarlowDennis ’74 and Linda Davis MartinJoseph ’83 and Christie MartinRandy MartinDavid Marvel ’73Donald and Jody MasonRoy ’73 and Judith Anderson ’73 MatlickSandra and Donald MayVickie McCallGwendolyn McCormickR. Dale ’54 and Shirley McCormickJames T. McDaniel ’06Karen McDermottPhilip and Lois Rebecca ’77 McDonaldMary Louise McGarvey ’70

Mary McGarveyFlorence McGuireCarol McHaleMargaret McKeon ’78Dana McKinstryAl F. McKoy ’85Harry McLaughlinDennis and Betty Russell McMurranTimothy ’78 and Lynn Elizabeth McNameeBetty Pilgrim ’49 and Thomas McNeillLesly ’57 and Donna McWhorterWilliam C. MeekJeannette Hane ’75 and Patrick MendoncaKevin C. MennettBlaine MentzerSaundra MentzerMichael ’87 and Kelli MeoliJohn ’98 and Lisa Mercer

Right: A dedicated member of the Shepherd University alumni community, John Reynolds ’64 is the creator of three funds through the Shepherd University Foundation. In addition, he recently retired from service as a member of its board of directors. John’s philanthropic spirit was initially inspired by his aunt and uncle, Charles and Sarah Reynolds Eber t, who offered him an affordable housing arrangement when he first moved to Washington, D.C., to take a job with the federal government. He established the Charles David and Sarah Reynolds Eber t Memorial Scholarship in commemo-ration of their generosity. John later created the Thomas Guy Reynolds Endowed Scholarship in honor of his father, T. Guy Reynolds ’33, also a Shepherd alumnus. In 2010, he established the John T. Reynolds Endowed Chair in Chemistry (deferred) to help recruit, recognize, and retain outstanding faculty for Shepherd’s chemistry depar tment. Having earned his degree in chemistry at Shepherd, John briefly taught high school before joining the CIA, where he had a long and successful career as an intelligence officer. With his latest gift, made through a bequest in his will, John joined the Joseph P. McMurran Society, a special group of donors who have made the choice to provide for the future of Shepherd University through an estate or other planned gift. Pictured at the 2014 Joseph P. McMurran Society dinner reception, John is a regular attendee of this annual event that honors society members and their guests.

Kim Davis ’78 and William MercierJoseph R. MerzFrederick and Maria MerzoukGilbert ’48 and Carolyn MillerH. Richard ’64 and Rebecca MillerJean and Alan MillerJohn D. MillerPaula and Gregory MillerRichard ’73 and Dena MillerWilliam and Ellen MillerMarcyanna Worosila Millet ’96Jane MillsKaren MishockTamsen Farmer Molenda ’79D. Jeanne Etter ’73 and John MooreKaren and Robert MooreLeann Moore

M. Elizabeth Rayburn Moore ’93Stanley Mopsik and Wendy Sykes MopsikKay MoriceConnie MorrisJanet and Galen MoweryMatthew ’02 and Michelle Henninger ’02 MullenaxFaith Reckley Munson ’61Virginia Bott ’77 and Mike MurdockJay S. Murphy ’74Darlene ’98 and Hugh MuseTina Mussolino ’98K. William ’63 and Ruth Olean ’67 MyersKathy and Keith MyersMarsh ’60 and Barbara MyersWilliam ’84 and Shelvy Hendrick ’85 Myers


Carol NapperRalph X. NardoneGary A. NaugleLaura Neal ’85Steven ’84 and Cynthia Jones ’85 NicewarnerElizabeth NicodemusJacqueline Payne NorrisJulie OakleyRaymond V. O’Connor, Jr.Patricia OliverioPaul and Judith OliverioRenae Kincaide ’84 and John OlverDenise Hovermale ’95 and Jason OmsteadIla and John OrlandiPaul A. Orsini, Jr.John O’SheaLouise Wiley ’74 and Bradley OstrovEdward ’71 and Toni OstrowskiIsmael and Sharon Pennington ’78 OsunaFelicity Heare ’00 and Brian W. OursJames and Teresa PageThomas ’69 and Yolanda PainterChristine ParfittMildred Coffinberger ’85 and Robert ParkChristopher ’82 and Jennifer ParkerClarissa ParsonSuzanne PatrickJodie PayneJudith PayneJohn Pearson ’09Nelson H. Peer ’50Lisa and Eric PenceKenneth ’79 and Phillis PeppardAnn Perricone ’65Margaret Peterson and Steven SmithDeborah PhillipsFrancine Hykes Phillips ’82Rebecca Phipps

Sam and Tami PiacquadioCharles ’82 and Tammie PierceSuzanne Pinion ’00Damon PlummerBettie Newkirk ’54 and David PorterfieldRachel Potts ’93Russell and Emily ’64 PottsDouglas H. Powell ’86Larry ’60 and Shirley PowellEva PriceHelen PritchettDaniel ’98 and Erica Henry ’98 PropstDavid and Jean Anne PughFrances QuarlesCecile C. QuinlanTamara Peterson ’94 and John QuinnLinda and Paul RacoMarion and Frank RacoGary L. RaineyBertha RaleyDebra RathjenIva RauschJere and Theresa RayGary ’77 and Mary Anne RecherMarilyn Eaton ’68 and Lester ReedDavid ’78 and Lynne Hudson ’79 RichardsonB. Lee ’85 and Sandra RidenourScott ’68 and Geraldine RightmyerBrenda Nolan ’83 and Michael RinehartEdward and Carol RingootR. Raymond ’56 and Jean Pinder ’55 RiordonMary RiserMichael RiveraDouglas ’53 and Joan Gruver ’53 RoachMartha Roach ’90Andrew ’85 and Laurie Umbach ’85 RobertsonLori and Jon RobertsonBrenda RobinetteGary ’75 and Diane RobinsonKarla Robinson ’75

Mary ’76 and H. Delmer RobinsonNancy and Richard RoblinBernard and Leesa RockDouglas and Carol RockwellMary Ann Frye Rogers ’60*Jeffrey T. RogishLana RohrbaughAlexandra RohrerBrian ’93 and Emily Wanger RomineRenee and C. Kyle RoperCarolyn Poisal ’99 and Philip RoppJohn ’67 and Arlene Young ’67 RoseMichael A. Rose ’98Megan Toy ’75 and Carl Rose-JensenDonald ’82 and Gina RossJoanne Rossi ’74Jill Rotruck ’07Ryan C. Royston ’99Rita Coleman ’85 and Haydon RudolfDavid ’83 and Teresa RudyPhilip E. RussellThomas Russell and Marian MacKerrerGeorge C. Rutherford ’62Pamela ’98 and Timothy RyanAmanda RymanElizabeth Davis ’62 and James SalmonJennifer and Jeffrey SamiltonKathleen ’99 and Matthew SarraTina Sanchez ’95 and Jason SchaubroeckJohn ’58 and Mary Ann SchildtJan and Rachel SchipperJoseph ’60 and Jo Ann SchneblyBarry and Janice SchneidermanAmma SchnellAnn SchofieldKaren and Patrick SchofieldCathy Millard Schreiner ’69Olivia SchrodetzkiMary Schuweiler ’13

Edward ’84 and Lorri Dove ’84 SchwartzCharles ’49 and Patsy SeamanGail Tabler Shackelford ’83Harold L. ShafferTina ’98 and Bill ShanholtzErnest ’74 and Jackie ShepherdAndrea Sherman ’04Harriett Shortley Sherwood ’69Patsy ’80 and Dean ShewbridgeD. Lynn ’58 and Dolores McCauley ’64 ShirleyEleanor Ann Shirley ’51James ’65 and Shirley ShivesKent and Linda Kerns ’67 ShockDenise ShoemakerGary R. ShorttSarah and Michael ShvedaSally Vass ’90 and Gray SilverMichael ’89 and Stacy SipeJennifer SkinnellThomas D. Slack ’83Gregory M. Small ’02Lisa and Stephen SmallBenjamin S. Smith ’04Carly SmithChristopher ’93 and Mary Beardslee ’95 SmithTheresa Smith ’90Stephen P. SmithTracey Smith ’07Jessica Lott and Jason SmolinskiRonald Smoot ’74 and Jacqueline Sullivan-SmootC. Richard ’56 and Evelyn SnivelyLynn Whittington ’70 and Ronald ’72 SnowMarie SnowdenDarrell ’58 and Barbara SnyderAlfio SorbelloMargie Armstrong Sours ’71Larry K. SouthardNicholas ’03 and Jill Prichett SowersKimm Spencer

Trisha Blackwell ’88 and David SpitlerKarl ’76 and Linda SpunichJoseph ’79 and Cornelia Anne Orndorff ’74 SpurgasJulie St. Marie ’85Pete J. StalliviereDaniel ’69 and Joan Bartley ’78 Starliper*Mary Belle Locke ’58 and C. Eugene‡ StarliperLinda Staub ’74John and Patricia StealeyM. Harris ’69 and Kitty SteinWalter ’82 and Laura Curtin SteinkeClarissa Van Metre ’53 and Fred StempleGloria ’76 and Ralph StickleyD. Timothy ’75 and Elaine StonerDenise Montgomery ’82 and Rick StoutJames and Louann StovallWilliam and Jane StrasserNancy and John StreeterDonald L. StriplingKelvin L. Stubbs ’04Richard Stukey ’14Charles and Sandra StumbaughAlan and Elizabeth SturmCatherine Sullivan ’96Patricia SveczMargaret Kendig Tabler ’45Donnagean Eyler ’65 and Donald TalbertMatthew Tark ’13Christine Taylor ’81David ’70 and Barbara ’71 TaylorJames ’59 and Dorothy ’59 TaylorKatrina Taylor ’14Ronald ’61 and Nancie TaylorSallie Bloomfield ’81 and Sam TaylorSandra TaylorKathleen and James TennantLisa Terry

William and Maureen TheriaultDianne and James ThomasJames A. Thomas, Jr.Sylvia Thomas ’12Christopher ThompsonJack ThompsonJane Thompson ’10Janinne and William ThompsonWayne ’70 and Carol ThomsonKaren Tomimatsu ’77Nancy Esterline ’72 and Vincent TornelloSherry and John TorrensJulia TracyMelinda Domenico ’92 and Michael TramontiEllen TrovatoPeter ’00 and Jennifer Elliott ’00 TrubyDarlene and Brian TrumanAgatha and David TuneAnne TurnerCandy TurnerSamuel ’69 and Bonnie TurnerClifton ’64 and Karen TusingRichard ’91 and Jeena TylerNancy Jo ’79 and Charles‡ UpwrightShirley UtzHarry ’88 and Sandra Frye ’66 Van MetreCynthia Hose ’88 and Clifton VanceGeorge D. Vandenbergh II ’81Sandra Vandevander ’71Albert VertinoCarol Miller ’74 and Lawrence VoglerJaime and Georgia VossBrenda WaggonerAnn Waldeck-Halavick ’04 and Edward HalavickC. Owen ’82 and Martha Lee WalkerTimothy K. Wall ’83Kimberly Basore ’80 and Bill Walls

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Corporate and Organization Donors

Heritage Circle$250,000 and greaterEstate of Jo Ann MentzerFrada L. Fine Trust

Governor’s Circle$100,000-$249,999Estate of James and Frances Flagg WilsonThe Nora Roberts Foundation

Leadership Circle$50,000-$99,999Estate of William E. MolerJames Moler and Katherine Moler Charitable Trust

Partner’s Circle$25,000-$49,999Estate of Charles H. Miller

President’s Club$10,000-$24,999BB&TFirst In Your FamilyFriends of MusicGE FoundationJefferson Security BankThe Loats Foundation, Inc.United Bank, Inc.Valley Proteins, Inc.

Shepherd Club$5,000-$9,999Congressional Term Limits Foundation, Inc.Jefferson Distributing Co., Inc.LaSalle Hotel Lessee, Inc.West Virginia Humanities Council

Rumsey Club$1,000-$4,999Berkeley Community Pride, Inc.Brown’s Auto Care Center, Inc.

Capital Fiduciary Advisors, Inc.City of MartinsburgEastern West Virginia Community Foundation, Inc.The Financial Planning Association National Capital AreaGreentree Realty of Shepherdstown, IncHampton InnHoltzman Management, LLCLa Societe Des 40 Hommes et 8 ChevauxMartinsburg Civitan ClubMaryland Sound InternationalMillers Electric Co./ Professional Plumbing and Heating LLCMorgan Stanley Smith Barney, LLCNila Ash Saylor Revocable TrustParis Produce, Inc.The Pittsburgh FoundationPresidential Storage, Inc.Rotary Foundation of ShepherdstownRoyal Crown Bottling Co. of Hagerstown and Winchester, Inc.Shepherd University Alumni AssociationShepherdstown Lutheran ParishShepherdstown PharmacyThe Skinner Law FirmSpecialty Business SuppliesState Farm Insurance, Agent Jerry W. WilliamsState Farm Insurance Companies FoundationStrategic Property Systems, LLCVerizonWells Fargo FoundationWest Virginia Library Commission

West Virginia University HealthcareYounis Orthodontics

Potomac Club$500-$999Apple Pie Ridge RentalsBank of Charles TownCaptain Bender’s TavernDelta Sigma Pi, Epsilon Kappa Alumni AssociationETA Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma SocietyGuy & Guy Masonry, Inc.Harry C. and Reba C. Rickard TrustHFI Wealth ManagementKRM Associates, Inc.McKinley Carter Wealth ServicesPersonal Best AthleticsRickard Associates, Inc.Smith, Elliott, Kearns & Company, LLCSt. James Lutheran ChurchSt. Peters Lutheran ChurchThompson GasYount, Hyde & Barbour, PC

Knutti Club$100-$499Advent SoftwareAltria Group, Inc.Annandale Millwork and Allied Systems Corp.Asbury United Methodist ChurchAspire BoutiqueB - K Offi ce Supply, Inc.Bank of RomneyBarnhart Electric Service, Inc.Boggs Environmental Consultants, Inc.Bowles Rice Attorneys at LawBunker Hill Order of OriolesCalibreCalvert Physical Therapy & Sports Fitness

Center for Orthopedic Excellence, PLLCCharles Town Lodge No. 948 Loyal Order of MooseChurchville Lightning Girls Softball, IncConrad Law Firm, LCCrouse Brothers HVAC, Inc.Cynthia A. Gaither, Attorney at LawDone Right Inc.The Duke Energy FoundationEcolab, Inc.Frederick Block Co., Inc.Frederick Line-XGreen Bamboo Quality Skin CareH K CorporationHanfco, Inc.Heavenly Garden Gift ShopHJV Limited PartnershipHobday’s Custom Homes LLCHomestead DevelopmentJ. Douglas McCarthy & Associates, PCJCW Co. Inc.Joanna S. Luciano Parker, DDS, PLLCKen Lowe Management Co.Kent Parsons Ford, Inc.Kern Toyota/ScionKestler Financial Group, Inc.Koons AutomotiveLaw Offi ce of Kathy M. Santa Barbara, PLLCMartinsburg Kiwanis ClubMich-Whit Corporation

Mid-Atlantic Basketball, Inc.Miller’s Apple Valley ChevroletNorth Fork School of EquitationOgden Directories, Inc.Ours, Lawyer, Lewis & Co., PLLCPalmer Construction Services, LLCPenn Mechanical Group, Inc.Pill & Pill, PLLCPlatinum PR, LLCPNGI Charles Town Gaming, LLCPrimeLendingPsillas Group AssociatesPyramid Counseling, LLCR. M. Roach & SonsReFINEmentsS & S Lawn Services, Inc.S & S Recognition, LLCSchiano Di Cola, Inc.Shepherd University FoundationShepherd University Wellness CenterTenth Street Animal HospitalThe Briar PatchThomas Shepherd InnTouchstone Realty, LLCUnited Way of the Eastern PanhandleV. E. Mauck ContractorsWalter Development Co., Inc.Washington County Museum of Fine Arts

Blue and Gold ClubUnder $100American Association of University WomenBMS RealtyCornerstone Wealth Management Group, Inc.Dickinson & Wait Craft GalleryDixon Golf, Inc.Dolores Lowe InteriorsDomesticFirst Data FoundationGoneGreek.comGums N Roses Vending, LLCHypnocoffee RoasteryJames G. Gibson, DDSKelley Financial Group, LLCLiberty Software ServicesLittle Bo Peep Day CareLuttrell & Prezioso, PLLCThe McGowan Group, LLCMountaineer Yogurt, Inc.On the Wings of DreamsPlumPress RoomRossi Chiropractic Centers, Inc.Seasonal DesignsShaharazade’s Restaurant & Tea RoomShenandoah Garden ClubSteppin’ Out Shoes & SuchTed Leslie, DDS, PLLCThomas W. Leslie, DDSWarrenton Jewelers, LLCWRNR Shenandoah CommunicationsYore & Associates, LLC •

For the many ways to give to Shepherd University and information about membership societies in support of special interests and programs, visit www.shepherduniversityfoundation.org.

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Joseph P. M cMurranThe Joseph P. McMurran Society was established to honor those individuals who wish to provide for the future of Shepherd University with a planned gift or bequest. The McMurran Society provides recognition of donors who have made such plans and hosts events to honor the Society members as well as

keep them informed about the progress Shepherd University is making and its plans for the future. The McMurran Society bears the name of Joseph P. McMurran, Shepherd’s fi rst principal (president), who served from 1871 to

1882.

SO CIETYJohn E. ’71 and Sally Z. ’71 Adams Shepherdstown

Michael M. Athey ’62Shepherdstown

Fred M. and Jane BaerHagerstown, Maryland

Thomas L. Banks ’54Williamsport, Maryland

Helen Cook Barrow ’40Fairfax, Virginia

Linda R. Bartle ’69Hanover, Maryland

Mary C. BellShepherdstown

William Blair and Susan Mentzer-Blair ’72Knoxville, Maryland

Roland J. BrownSummerfi eld, Florida

Clarence E. and Dolores J. BurdetteCharleston

Sandra P. CooksonHarpers Ferry

Brian P. and Paula Mays Coupe ’71Alexandria, Virginia

Daniel E. CowgillWashington, D.C.

W. Ross ’58 and Karen S. ’69 CunninghamHagerstown, Maryland

Mark H. CurleyRichford, Vermont

James M. ’59 and Mary Jane ’60 DavisShepherdstown

Robert L. Dotton ’65Grand Island, New York

David L. and Cathy DunlopThe Villages, Florida

Carol Ann Van Evera Durand ’64Reston, Virginia

Richard S. DurhamKearneysville

John L. ’61 and Pat M. ’60 EgleRichmond, Virginia

Erdem I. ErginShepherdstown

Pauline Stone Ewald ’37Williamsport, Maryland

Philip W. ’62 and Judith Ann FearnowMartinsburg

David Blair FlettGlen Mills, Pennsylvania

Jean L. GansGrafton

Kenneth E. and Kitty D. ’74 HarbaughWilliamsport, Maryland

Anders H. and Ann Witherspoon HenrikssonHarpers Ferry

Dale C. Hicks ’61Martinsburg

Lily R. HillChagrin Falls, Ohio

Paul W. ’58 and Luella Jo HillyardWinchester, Virginia

Dot E. ’12 and Allison D. HivelyWilliamsport, Maryland

Robert A. Holmes ’64Atlanta, Georgia

Michael W. Hudson ’72Toms River, New Jersey

Barbara A. Humes ’70Harpers Ferry

Ann Wilson Hummer ’69Frederick, Maryland

Stanley O. Ikenberry ’56Boca Grande, Florida

Lee E. ’60 and Wanda T. ’61 KeeblerMartinsburg

Carrol E. ’50 and Mary Ellen ’51 KlineMartinsburg

Diana Dickey Koski ’68Waynesboro, Pennsylvania

William A.S. and Monica W. LingenfelterHagerstown, Maryland

Kenneth F. ’71 and Mary F. ’70 LoweShepherdstown

Allen L. ’67 and Sara T. ’67 LueckShepherdstown

Eugene M. Lugat ’83Reisterstown, Maryland

Andrew D. Michael ’75Berkeley Springs

C. David ’63 and Barbara L. ’53 MillerWilliamsport, Maryland

Thomas W. MillerShenandoah Junction

David T. ’76 and Betsy B. ’78 NewlinWinchester, Virginia

Philip A. ’67 and Gwen C. NollMartinsburg

M. Elizabeth OatesShepherdstown

Garland H. Ott ’62Charles Town

Travis M. Propst ’95Atlanta, Georgia

Jeffrey ’88 and Beverly ’87 PurnellFreeland, Maryland

John T. Reynolds ’64 Martinsburg

T. Guy Reynolds ’33Martinsburg

Mary Ann Rogers ’60Martinsburg

Zoë Haynes SealeGainesville, Florida

Suzanne Shipley and Randall J. WadsworthShepherdstown

Elvin W. Sill ’59Arlington, Virginia

William T. Simmons and Jane M. Cook ’05Shepherdstown

Stephen G. SkinnerCharles Town

Dennis D. and Anne Stewart ’67 SmallShepherdstown

Michael A. Smith ’89Middleburg, Virginia

J.J. Sorrenti II ’88Sewickley, Pennsylvania

Philip W. Spaulding ’67Marco Island, Florida

Daniel C. ’69 and Joan B. ’78 StarliperMartinsburg

Mark and Barbara S. SternScottsdale, Arizona

Larry A. ’60 and Nancy L. StriteShepherdstown

Patricia A. ThompsonCape Canaveral, Florida

Robert Schell UlrichMontoursville, Pennsylvania

Gina M. Miller-Walters ’10Martinsburg

Charleen L. WatkinsSpringfi eld, Virginia

James A. WatsonMorgantown

W. Glenn ’52 and Margaret R. ’61 WelshMartinsburg

Lisa H. Willott ’73Sarasota, Florida

James A. Wilson ’50Lecanto, Florida

John Parrish ’78 and Anne M. WoodFairfax, Virginia

Karl L. Wolf ’70Shepherdstown

John H. ’88 and Lisa M. ’87 WolffHamilton, Virginia

John P. ’78 and Anne M. WoodFairfax, Virginia

Charles H. ’59 and Peggy J. WoodwardMartinsburg

James K. ’70 and Gladys L. WrightGainesville, Virginia

Charles S. ’56 and Jacqueline S. YatesSpotsylvania, Virginia •

M cMurran


Donors by Class Year

Class of ’33Thomas Guy Reynolds, Jr.*

Class of ’40Helen Cook Barrow*

Class of ’42Bettie Morrow Wiltshire

Class of ’45Margaret Kendig Tabler

Class of ’47Harold M. Fuss

Class of ’48Gilbert B. Miller, Sr.

Class of ’49Charles W. KlineBetty Pilgrim McNeillCharles E. Seaman

Class of ’50Charles L. JacksonLaura Burch KentNelson H. PeerMary Farmer Stalnaker

Class of ’51Clara EvansRichard F. HarmisonEleanor Ann ShirleyJames F. SmithEdward R. StraussOlin L. Yoder

Class of ’52Shirley K. AlgerAnonymousJean Smith CarperDominic C. CascioMax E. GrubbJoseph R. Higham, Jr.Ann Rush HighamArno B. Hott

Elizabeth Snyder LoweBarbara NickellW. Glenn Welsh*

Class of ’53Eugene D. Asbury Peggy Oates BoothWilliam B. LinkBarbara Lewis Miller*Mary Ann White MorganDouglas M. RoachJoan Gruver RoachHoward L. ShepherdMichael M. SkinnerClarissa Van Metre Stemple

Class of ’54Charles E. BlakeMargaret Gore CovingtonJean ElliottKeith L. Hess‡

Regina JonesR. Dale McCormickBettie Newkirk PorterfieldNorma Morris Siler•

Class of ’55Walter C. BestWilliam GoldenPaul R. MellottNancy NeedyWalter F. NeelyJean Pinder RiordonW. Boyd Rooney, Jr.Robert A. Wantz

Class of ’56James L. BlackfordRalph A. DiPasqualeStanley O. Ikenberry*•

Mary Rider KlineAlan B. OatesWilliam A. PennNorman G. PriceJ. David L. RickardR. Raymond RiordonC. Richard Snively, Sr.Charles W. Van MetreCharles S. Yates*

Class of ’57Philip C. Adams, Jr.Linda Cooper CarterNina Pownall DipasqualeJames B. HallSallye Morgan HeffleLesly McWhorter IIIAlthea Vickers MillerJames M. OmpsDonald F. Taylor, Sr.

Class of ’58Don D. Andrews, Jr.James S. ArtzRetha BuseyRoy L. ComerGary T. CooperGeorge R. DuncanCharles G. FunkGunther M. GottfeldWilliam P. Griffith‡

Paul W. Hillyard, Jr.*Jo Ann Jackson KnodeWilliam E. Knode, Jr.Taylor R. RuddJohn W. SchildtD. Lynn ShirleyDarrell W. SnyderMary Belle Locke StarliperD. Blaine WeaverDale F. Zimmerman

Class of ’59Norman F. Bradford, Jr.James W. BrownDavid L. ChicchirichiPatsy Cleaver CookJohn F. ErmerinsLeo R. FoggRaymond H. Frazier, Jr.R. William IsherwoodNeville L. Leonard, Sr.Elvin W. Sill, Jr.*Phyllis Bott SteeleDorothy TaylorJames L. TaylorNancy Fritts WilliamsReynolds M. Williams, Jr.George A. WilsonCharles H. Woodward*

Class of ’60Charles H. CaseyPat Moler Egle*Nikki Timbrook IsherwoodLee E. Keebler*Charles A. Lochbaum, Jr.Ira D. ManrossMarsh H. Myers, Jr.Donald L. PainterLarry A. PowellJoseph J. Renn IIIMary Ann Frye Rogers*Joseph R. SchneblyGordon R. SpessardPatricia Martin StaatsFred C. StaatsLarry A. Strite*Richard S. Strite

Class of ’61AnonymousRoger A. BarneyJohn L. Egle, Jr.*John D. HanfDale C. Hicks*Mary Bland HillDoris Holsinger HiltonRaymond L. Hines, Jr.Wanda Tucker Keebler*Richard L. KnodeLawrence H. Leonard, Jr.Joan Little ManrossFaith Reckley MunsonAnthony Rocco, Jr.Linda Walden RuddRonald W. TaylorH. Alexander WangerMargaret Ramey Welsh*

Class of ’62Roberta AbsherRamon A. Alvarez• Michael M. Athey*Walter A. Barr, Jr.Pedro O. DiezG. Benjamin DillowGeorge E. FriesLorna Benner FryeC. William Hill, Jr.Garland H. Ott*Ronald E. PylesGeorge C. RutherfordElizabeth Davis SalmonJudy Szymialis

Class of ’63Bonnie O’Rourke BrannonRonnie E. EngleLarry W. LaymanHelen Egnor LeonardLarry W. MastersC. David Miller*K. William MyersJack T. O’BrienJohn PeifferJeffrey S. ShultzDiane Woods WatsonGloria Elliott WintersSandra Carlotti Zimmerman

Class of ’64Dan A. BakerWilliam G. BowenMargaret Link BryanJoann Campbell CohenJoyce Akins FletcherBarbara Puckett GreenstreetRobert M. Grim, Jr.Charles E. HigdonWalter B. KnottH. Richard MillerCarlton E. MunsonEmily PottsRonald R. Reeder IIJohn T. Reynolds*Garland D. SavilleDolores McCauley ShirleyRobert J. Terpening, Jr.Wanda Muntzing TravisClifton R. TusingCarol Ann Thacher Van Evera Durand*Kenneth T. Waldeck, Jr.Shirley Wiltshire

Class of ’65Karen Emmart BakerConnie Rectenwald BarrJames E. BoydPeggy Byrd CarrollCarole Hall CarterCarolyn Carpenter DerrF. Richard GastleyO. Bradley Grove, Sr.Mary Jane Jones KnodeRalph D. LudwickAnn Shanholtz LudwickEugene W. MartinPatricia Thurston Martin

Hugh A. McNaughtonWilliam R. PasswatersAnn PerriconeJames D. ShivesDonnagean Eyler TalbertJanet Parks WarnerHelen Fisher Whitmer

Class of ’66Barbara AdamsWilliam N. ClatterbuckJohn DoyleJames E. GeorgeSally Ann Myers GreenfieldMildred Jones HollandJames R. JunkinsRuth Sundstrom JunkinsAnne KerfootSuzanne Harsh KershnerGary G. LewisBarbara MaxwellDonald W. McCaryMary Wanger SeloveJerry D. ThompsonLisa ThornburgSandra Frye Van MetreJoseph V. Walter IIIG. Raymond Watson, Jr.Anne Wilt-AshbyMary WysongIrene Bergland Yurish

Class of ’67Earl R. BattenGrace BaylorBetty Lou Brendle BlackClaudia Bolen-SullivanWilliam G. BrennerWarren L. CarterWayne E. DeLauterLeo E. DuncanSue Taylor EdwardsSarah Holme HarrisAlice HevnerHarrison E. Lanham, Jr.Samuel K. LucasAllen L. Lueck*• Sara Taylor Lueck*• Charles E. LutmanWallis Snyder MagahaRuth Olean MyersHarriet MyrickGary A. PopeCarolyn Myers Pope

*McMurran Society Member•Leadership Circle‡ Deceased during 2013-14


Arlene Young RoseJohn W. RoseLinda Kerns ShockAnne Stewart Small*William B. SpegElizabeth Strider WalterRobert W. Wells

Class of ’68Anita ByhamJames W. CrumbackerRonald E. DickersonKay Dill GabbertE. Wayne HarrisMary Cockey HoeltzelDelmas M. HumphreysJerry P. KerrDiana Dickey Koski*David C. LittlePatricia Willey MooreWalter W. PainterCharles L. RannellsMarilyn Eaton ReedScott D. RightmyerLois Lowe SpegJames W. StaleyJohn P. StriderRichard S. WachtelJohn E. Williams, Jr.

Class of ’69Roger C. Anderson

Arthur J. Auxer IIIDorothy BaggarlyAllen H. BarrRaymond C. BennettC. Lynn Wiley BennettWallace L. CarrCheryl Ellsworth D’AmatoCheryl FlaggJohn C. GladhillAmon A. Grantham, Jr.Jeffrey C. HedgesEdwin F. Hoeltzel, Jr.Ann Wilson Hummer*Sharon Fulk Hylton FilsingerJanet LankThomas E. PainterCathy Millard SchreinerHarriett Shortley SherwoodJudy SnyderDaniel C. Starliper*M. Harris Stein, Jr.Linda Margroff StriderThomas M. SullivanSamuel F. TurnerPamela Link Wilmer

Class of ’70Susan Johnston AlivetoCarolyn Cline AndersonPaul V. Armstrong• Judith Harris Armstrong• Gary E. BarrBetty Boward BennettRebecca Ware BormanSharon Devol Brown

James D. EdwardsRoger P. EngleWilliam D. FrazierRichard J. GrimesPaula Roth HawkinsLawson L. HockmanJohn D. Kafton, Jr.Mary Ellen Blue KirkLynn Fisher LittleMary Louise McGarveyThomas R. MeredithRobert E. MooreMary Silvester RannellsLinda RiegleLynn Whittington SnowMary StaleyDavid L. TaylorWayne G. ThomsonSusan Clohan Thorniley•

Karl L. Wolf*• James K. Wright, Jr.*

Class of ’71John E. Adams*Sally Z. Adams*James H. AlbrightFrank AlivetoBarbara Sherman BarrArthur R. CrumbackerBarbara McDonald FrankenberryBeverly Skinner HughesTreva Griffith KernsGarry R. KilmerKenneth F. Lowe, Jr.*Edward L. Ostrowski, Jr.

Allen P. PeacherMeredith L. PolenMargie Armstrong SoursDavid L. SullivanBarbara TaylorSandra VandevanderNelda Grubb WilliamsJerry W. WilliamsLinda K. WinemanJean Norman WorkmanDennis N. Workman

Class of ’72John M. AlbertSusan Bowers BonebrakeScott D. BoyerKaren Braithwaite CanbyRobert G. CarneyWilma Cooper ElliottRobert H. FrankenberryRebecca FrielMaurice A. GladhillGinger Reid GrimesRichard W. HareMichael W. Hudson*•

Robert H. JenseniusSandra Byers KaiserWilliam C. LindRichard L. McDonaldSusan Mentzer-Blair*Robert T. Myers, Jr.B. Lee SnyderLouis T. TianoNancy Esterline TornelloPatricia Kirkpatrick Waldeck

Laura WhiteStephen G. Wildasin

Class of ’73Dennis L. BarronDennis L. BoylesPaul E. BrownSherry Miller BrownJames B. CarnesJanice Newbraugh DanhartPaul H. DeanerThomas E. DickmanBrenda Willingham EisenhartFrank H. GoldsteinPatricia HareJerry W. HornerSusanne Long HornerPhyliss Twigg KaftonCharles F. Kauffman, Jr.J. Paige LedfordJoyce Wotring LedfordLawrence L. ManypennyDavid MarvelCurtis G. MasonJudith Anderson MatlickRoy W. MatlickRichard D. MillerD. Jeanne Etter MooreRoger L. NewcomeJoan Walker PopeDiane Michael ShewbridgeEdward L. ShewbridgeDavid B. StriderGlenn Twigg, Jr.

Susan Miller WagnerRandolph O. West

Class of ’74Thomas E. BarnhartLinda Stanford BowersMichael S. CalhounJaye W. CoppKaren Dawson DickmanKeith B. DuBoisJames R. FleenorMary Lee DeHaven GladhillM. Wayne GoodrichKittylee Nye Harbaugh*Billie Jean Feller JenseniusJ. Nicholas KerchevalDeborah MacCormack Koerner•Christian T. Koerner•Gerald L. KrausePaul R. LewisDennis W. MartinJay S. MurphyLouise Wiley OstrovJoanne RossiErnest W. ShepherdJerome J. SmithRonald L. SmootDonald G. SpechtCornelia Anne Orndorff SpurgasLinda StaubMarina diGirolamo TianoCarol Miller VoglerMichael E. Wagner, Sr.John J. Walker, Jr.Allan J. Warsaw

Class of ’75Clayton A. AndersJody Butler CarterChristopher B. CarterBruce E. Cronise, Jr.Glenn H. Cross, Jr.Jeffrey S. DavisD. Frank Hill IIITrudy HiteJoann Horst HuffmanStephania Masenheimer KitchenMelinda Wilmore LandoltAdam B. Link IIICheryl Agee Losh

Left: After graduating from Shepherd, Karl Wolf ’70 went on to enjoy a long and fulfilling career with his alma mater. He served as director of admissions from 1970 through 2004, at which time he was named director of athletics. In 2009, he became the assistant to the vice president for academic affairs for com-pliance and athletic initiatives, a position he held until his retirement in 2013. Having served as advisor to Lambda Chi Alpha, he created a deferred scholarship in its name in the hopes that other fraternity alumni might contribute toward the scholarship. “It’s a very good organization that stresses brotherhood, leader-ship, scholarship, and community service,” said Karl of the fraternity. Karl also created deferred endowments to suppor t scholarships for new and emerging spor ts and general athletics, as well as a general fund for university initiatives. Additionally, he has served as a long-time member of the Foundation’s board of directors, as well as its executive committee. He is a char ter member of the Joseph P. McMurran Society and often acts as a host at the organization’s annual dinner reception to honor members and their guests. While Karl’s presence is cer tainly missed during the day-to-day activities of campus life, his strong work ethic, civic involvement, and philanthropic spirit over the decades has ensured that his legacy will live on at Shepherd. R

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Right: Charles H. Woodward ’59, associate professor emeritus of biology, was a highly respected professor of biology and science education at Shepherd for more than 30 years. When he retired in 1998, several of his students and colleagues in the Biology and Nursing Depar tments established the Charles Woodward Scholarship in his honor. The award is designated for students majoring in biology, science education, pre-medicine, or nursing, like those whom Charles enjoyed mentoring during his tenure at Shepherd. Charles’ alma mater and former employer continues to maintain a special place in his hear t – he is pictured here enjoying the annual Emeritus Club luncheon in May with his wife, Peggy.

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Joyce MarchetteJeannette Hane MendoncaGary H. RobinsonKarla RobinsonMegan Toy Rose-JensenClifton L. RutherfordPamela Butko SmithNancy Digges SpechtD. Timothy StonerNorvel L. WillisCynthia Boyd Woods

Class of ’76Susan M. Alsip-LawsonKenneth J. Boone•

Garnett S. CanbyMary Mullins EvansJudith FordTheodore GilletteBilly W. HarperJohn B. HemphillDennis L. HouseholderLarry D. LaingMary Kay Doyle MacFarlaneThomas C. MillerDavid T. Newlin*Valerie OwensMary RobinsonShannon McBride RutherfordAustin J. Slater, Jr.Karl D. SpunichGloria StickleyMichael W. StoutRobin TruaxBarbara M. Barrow Ware

Class of ’77Carol M. BakerSusan Cranford BattenJeffery T. BondRichard B. Chaney, Jr.

Donald E. ClemBerniece Jackson CollisValinda Dozier DattilioSusan DavisJames S. DeanerPamella Clark GilletteMark W. GollerPhyllis GranthamRobin GrenkeJohn A. HancockPamela Brooks HilliardC. Mark HofeKathryn KleinEnrico J. MassiminoLois Rebecca McDonaldVirginia Bott MurdockGary L. RecherMary TedrowKaren TomimatsuFaylee WiltPatricia Knipe Wright•

Class of ’78Dana Hendricks AndersCarrie Kenney BaslerLinda Collins BillmyerPatricia BrownLisa CarperMargaret Bires CogswellRichard B. Donovan, Jr.Michele DorseyCarolyn Gess FleenorRebecca Upton GrandleDaniel L. HerrDorothy HottJohn W. InwrightDavid A. JacksonLois KuhnGerard J. Lawrence, Jr.Rebecca Mason LidgerdingJames G. MacFarlane IIIMargaret McKeon

Timothy D. McNameeKim Davis MercierBetsy Newlin*Sharon Pennington OsunaDavid R. RichardsonJoan Bartley Starliper*

Class of ’79Alvin L. Alexander, Jr.George D. Bragaw IIIJoan Wilson BrownStanley K. Corwin-RoachCheryl Kelley DeanerCynthia GaitherBecki Reese HillSally Gavin JacksonDavid A. KendigEdith KirkTamsen Farmer MolendaKenneth W. PeppardLynne Hudson RichardsonJoseph R. SpurgasNancy Jo UpwrightAlicia Gusmano WardCecilia Zindel

Class of ’80Mary Beth Genovese BakkeTodd M. BeardKathy Jo Tabler BlueDaniel G. CogswellNancy Herridge DossDenis L. DossMary Beth Dalgarn DottonDaryl J. GroveFrances McFerrenTimothy B. McShea• Timothy M. O’ConnellD. Scott Roach• Patsy ShewbridgeKimberly Basore Walls

Class of ’81Rodney L. Bartgis• Martha Barney BeardLinda BenedictMichael F. CajigaoSandra CollierJames S. Dailey IIISteven C. DiehlC. Dawn Meadows DiehlFranklin E. FarmerJames M. FormalDonald C. HerbstDenis C. HodgkinsMark E. LewisMahlon R. Patterson, Jr.Sylvia Johnson PickettLinda Hottel Roach• Cinda ScalesMichael W. SturmanSallie Bloomfield TaylorChristine TaylorJohn T. Thayer• George D. Vandenbergh II

Class of ’82Philip A. AnkersEvelyn Hevener AnkersCarl K. AtheyPeter G. ChaneyChristopher J. FletcherJennifer Cooper FletcherDavid R. HardyEric P. HofstetterKeith B. JanssenRobert B. MadisonChristopher P. ParkerAnthony J. PetrucciFrancine Hykes PhillipsCharles L. Pierce, Jr.Donald E. RossLinda Regner SickelMargaret King StaubsWalter D. SteinkeDenise Montgomery StoutC. Owen Walker

Class of ’83Carol BlessingE. Stevenson Cocke

Maria Doukas JoyceGregory P. Dowd, Jr.Karyl Romer DowdPatricia Flanagan FellowsStacie McAllister GiammarinoFrances GowerDeena Hockensmith HofstetterEugene M. Lugat*Joseph P. MartinLinda C. Myers-HartTana Burkhart PetrucciBrenda Nolan RinehartDavid P. RudyGail Tabler ShackelfordThomas D. SlackTimothy K. WallMichelle Hovermale WalshEverett L. Yore

Class of ’84Jeffrey S. ArndtBrenda Ellis ArndtFrederick D. Artis


Sharon Cather BrumbackDeborah McClure ChagDonna Lee Hedges D’AntuonoCharles L. DavisMarlene Frye GrayTimothy J. HallLaurie Baldwin KisamoreTimothy J. LeberPhillip G. LillyWilliam H. Myers, Sr.Steven L. NicewarnerRenae Kincaide OlverW. Mark RudolphLorri Dove SchwartzEdward K. Schwartz

Class of ’85Robin Judy BentleyMary Beth Wagner BresslerKevin E. Butts

Ronald G. CarperJohn M. D’AntuonoDaryl F. EckardJames E. FrankeRobin Pownell FrenchAnthony GreenMichele Ours KingKatherine LambertAl F. McKoyShelvy Hendrick MyersLaura NealCynthia Jones NicewarnerPatrick W. O’HaraMildred Coffinberger ParkB. Lee RidenourAndrew C. RobertsonLaurie Umbach RobertsonRita Coleman RudolfJulie St. Marie

Class of ’86Jeffery H. AndersonHarvey E. Barnhart IIIKimberly Wade BreamDebra Haines Cornwell

James FedorkoTracy Wahlbrink GarberJacqueline Smallwood GoreGina Householder GrohKaren Swaim HallJames K. HealeyDonna HillBernard W. KnottCathy Inskeep MarcoMichael D. MuseDouglas H. PowellNelson E. Vazquez

Class of ’87Lauri Marsteller BridgeforthEileen CokeniasGregory M. CookeAllison Hull HalronAnthony T. HoffmasterAlfred C. Hurst VLaura Corbin HurstBrian K. JacksonMichael W. JacksonDoris Goeppner KingRichard W. LaFollette, Jr.Melissa A. MattiaMichael A. MeoliBeverly Schwartz Purnell*Barry D. Woodard

Class of ’88William D. BakerVirginia Green BarkerRyan E. BushDonna Champigny BushStephen R. DentonJennifer Vanisko DopsonE. Prescott EngleHarry C. Harless, Jr.M. Michelle Shewbridge LaFolletteBrenda Kramer ManspeakerRobin Longerbeam MosesJeffrey W. Purnell*David J. SiboleTeresa SmootTrisha Blackwell SpitlerVictoria ThomasHarry C. Van MetreCynthia Hose VanceJohn H. Wolff*

Class of ’89Melissa Writt AxlineNikki BardinDavid E. BryantCarolyn Waltz BryantSarah Corwin-RoachDavid W. DeckerCatherine Duray Baker

Left: As a business administration major, senior Morgan Grega, of Charles Town, is one of several students to benefit from the scholarship awards established through the Rural Fi-nancial Planning Project (RFPP). Suppor ting Shepherd’s business program with a concentra-tion in financial planning, the RFPP strives to improve the lives of rural Americans through the promotion of financial literacy and the delivery of financial planning by well-trained and ethical financial planning professionals. The RFPP is committed to providing mentoring and internships, scholarships for students, and professional development oppor tunities for faculty. As a result, four named funds have been created through the program, including the Rob and Mary Logan Hoxton Scholarship, the John and Lisa Wolff Scholarship, the National Capital Area Chapter–Financial Planning Association Scholarship, and the Rural Financial Planning Scholarship. Now in their third year of distribution, these annual scholarship awards have already helped several Shepherd students, including Morgan, who received the Rob and Mary Logan Hoxton Scholarship during the 2013-14 academic year. Morgan is an active member of Shepherd University’s Financial Planning Club, for which she serves as treasurer. She will graduate in December 2014. “Receiving this scholarship through the Rural Financial Planning Project has made it easier for me to focus on my classes and have more time to devote to the Financial Plan-ning Club without having to worry about working,” said Morgan. “I highly appreciate it!”

Derek A. FerrettiKaren Bowers HardyDarrin A. HardyWendy Cook HeadleyPamela KemmererTimothy D. LintonMichael J. LordanBrent D. MayMichael I. SipeMichael A. Smith*• Richard W. SmootKimberly Krams WilsonAlfred L. Young, Jr.•

Class of ’90Dana Willis DentonGina HinkleCatherine Buchanan HolleyRegina HolmesFrances Booth JohnsonLillie Hoover LargentLisa Gregory MayMartha RoachSally Vass SilverTheresa Smith

Class of ’91Megan Bolyard CookeJohn CowgillDana Bussard Crespo

James R. PearsonLara SchmidtKevin L. StarliperRichard H. TylerPatricia Williams

Class of ’92Cathy Clemmons DeckerTheresa Janszen HooverLynn E. LeathermanJill Jackson LordanRachael MeadsBrian E. RathmanMelinda Domenico TramontiRichard J. Young

Class of ’93Tracey Crawford-StarliperAndrea Gano HeckLaura Baker HumphreysM. Elizabeth Rayburn MooreRachel PottsJulie Kress RathmanBrian P. RomineChristopher P. SmithKerry Cavanaugh StengerAnne L. TennantJ. Randall ThompsonDannie F. WallRyan C. Williams

Class of ’94Andrew J. BanasikBrenda Miller FeltnerEric B. FargoAndrea Irzinski GorenGregory J. HeflebowerLisa HilemanCharles D. LintonTamara Peterson QuinnEric K. StengerAndrea Bagdy Williams

Class of ’95Julie BilbieScott L. Bradford-DolemanWayne E. BraunsteinJoann ChristianAnna DeenyCraig A. DellSarah Meads DodsonJeffery R. Ely

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Donald L. Fishel, Jr.Shan E. FoleyTimothy D. HainesKenneth F. Lowe IIIHeather O’HaraDenise Hovermale OmsteadJennifer Osbourn PownellTina Sanchez SchaubroeckMary Beardslee SmithSandra Dubay SponaugleErnest L. Williams, Jr.Mark M. WilsonKelly Hussion Young

Class of ’96Melvin M. Bowers, Jr.Christopher J. DoranClay M. GroveCharles B. LynchMichelle Edwards MeehanMarcyanna Worosila MilletEddie L. Naylor, Jr.Catherine Sullivan

Class of ’97Kari AndersenRobert L. BrownKenneth F. ButlerKendra Walker ColeChristopher M. DeLauterJeffrey A. DodsonBrian J. HockenberryAmy KayesCynthia Jacquinot KitnerDorothy Strange

Class of ’98Jennifer Hoeltzel BanasikChad W. BroadwaterMichael R. ChalmersHeidi M. ClarkApril Arnold FoorMark D. KnottJohn C. Mercer, Jr.Darlene MuseTina MussolinoAndrew W. PhillipsDaniel W. PropstErica Henry PropstMichael A. RosePamela RyanBrian J. SandsTina Shanholtz

Amanda SteinerJoseph J. Zevnik

Class of ’99April AwadAmanda Schmidt BreedenCourtney Guenther BurganWilliam E. Burgan, Jr.Betty Crampton EctonBrian P. FieldMark E. JordanMatthew T. KradelCara Comegys PhillipsLacy I. Rice, Jr.Carolyn Poisal RoppRyan C. RoystonKaveh SadatKathleen Sarra

Class of ’00Rebecca Fridley BoyerDwayne D. BreedenLyle E. Fultz IIStephen P. HudsonBrian G. KerrGeorge I. Kidwiler, Jr.Jason C. LaRueFelicity Heare OursRichard A. Phillips IISuzanne PinionJennifer Elliott TrubyPeter E. TrubyDebra Young

Class of ’01Marvin T. AllmondJason S. EnterlineAmy Regester EnterlineMarshall A. GladhillDaniel B. JacksonCassie E. LeonardJoyce LeonardJames K. McNeelKeisha Burgess RoseChristopher B. Wise

Class of ’02Arthur L. Burgess, Jr.Jerry W. CogleKelly CrissmanRodney J. EmeryLisa M. Salazar Kincaid-Becker

Rebecca LewisAndrew D. LoweLizzie LoweMichelle Henninger MullenaxMatthew T. MullenaxJeanne PolenGregory M. SmallRonald L. WidmyerMisty Greenfield WorrellPavel A. Yakovlev

Class of ’03Winthrop W. Chamberlain IIAmanda FlemingAmanda Irvine FultzJudith FunkeNora RobertsLynne SmeltzerNicholas W. S. SowersMelessa WagnerKeith A. Worrell

Class of ’04Richard J. EgressAmy Martz EgressMary KearnsShari KeseckerLori KubicHolly McCall• Robert B. Seem• Andrea ShermanJeffery M. ShortBenjamin S. SmithKelvin L. StubbsAnn L. Waldeck-HalavickAdam M. ZimmerliNadine Zimmerli

Class of ’05Jane M. Cook*Mary Clare ErosJohn D. MeekerKelly Pannill

Class of ’06Clayton O. BeardJoanne BeaulieuMichelle Fravel FilesCurran A. Johnston

Lori Davis LinneyJames T. McDaniel

Class of ’07Regina BeardLauren DurbinSarah GilJustin M. HockmanJennifer PetersonJill RotruckTracey Smith

Class of ’08James CulverMegan HockmanTari JanssenStephen A. KozakRoy R. Rogers, Jr.

Class of ’09Christina CarusoJohn Pearson

John W. Sheehan, Jr.John Welsh

Class of ’10Brandon M. ArmentroutEmily McCoy EmerickTheresa MarinelliGina M. Bennett Miller-Walters*Jane ThompsonMichael Walters

Class of ’11Martin J. BurkePamela Caruso

Class of ’12Raquel CriderJanet HarnerDorothy Hively*Stephen E. Kitner

Ryan Laspina-CarrigerKelly PenwellKaren Mitt RiceSylvia Thomas

Class of ’13Justin GildarDelmes M. Goldizen IIEstel LambertAshley Laspina-CarrigerCortney MeadorMary SchuweilerSarah SmithMatthew TarkAshlee Wishmyer

Class of ’14Sarah FletcherMelani LewisRichard StukeyKatrina Taylor •

Michelle Hovermale ’83 and Thomas WalshKaren WaltersPaula and William WamsleyH. Alexander ’61 and Linda WangerAlicia Gusmano ’79 and Bill WardBarbara Ware ’76 and Margaret MyersJanet Parks Warner ’65David and Jodie WarrenfeltzAllan ’74 and Brenda WarsawAnn WatsonJane WayneKimberly WehlandKristina and Mark WehlandJohn Welsh, Jr. ’09Randolph ’73 and Stephanie West

Thomas Wheelock and Victoria Barrett WheelockStephen ’72 and Kimberly WildasinKelly WilkickiErnest ’95 and Maria WilliamsPatricia Williams ’91Ryan ’93 and Andrea Bagdy ’94 WilliamsNorvel L. Willis ’75Deanna and John WillistonJoanne WilsonFaylee ’77 and Thomas WiltAnne Wilt-Ashby ’66Bettie Morrow Wiltshire ’42Shirley Wiltshire ’64Linda Wineman ’71 and John MorrisDavid WingChristopher B. Wise ’01Joy WittMaryann and Richard Witt

Dennis ’71 and Jean Norman ’71 WorkmanKeith ’03 and Misty Greenfield ’02 WorrellMary Wysong ’66Pavel A. Yakovlev ’02James M. YatesNathan YesslerOlin ’51 and Betty YoderEverett L. Yore ’83Judith YostDebra Young ’00Maja YoungRichard ’92 and Kelly Hussion ’95 YoungThomas and Stella YoungIrene Bergland Yurish ’66Joseph ’98 and Julie ZevnikRichard K. ZimmermanSandra Carlotti Zimmerman ’63Judy and Donald Zust •

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Honor and Memorial Contributors

In Memory of Kay AkersShenandoah Garden Club

In Memory of Albert and Helen AlvarezDianne and Michael Alvarez

In Memory of Eugene D. AsburyAudrey Asbury

In Memory of Robert I. AshJo and Frederick ChapmanNila Ash Saylor Revocable Trust

In Memory of Jean Skinner Baldwin ’44Michael ’53 and Lucy Skinner

In Honor of Walter A. Barr, Jr ’62Ramon ’62 and Mary Alvarez•Clayton ’75 and Dana Hendricks ’78 AndersEarl ’67 and Arlene BattenPaul ’73 and Dale BrownSherry Miller Brown ’73John ’85 and Donna Lee ’84 D’AntuonoDaryl Grove ’80Brian Jackson ’87 and Tamara MeyerJ. Michael and Jean Kingsbury JacobsRichard ’61 and Mary Jane Jones ’65 KnodeLarry ’63 and Suzanne LaymanGary ’66 and Carol LewisMichael ’86 and Lisa MuseRonald E. Pyles ’62Thomas and Rebecca Segar

Kenneth ’64 and Patricia Kirkpatrick ’72 WaldeckJoseph ’66 and Elizabeth Strider ’67 WalterJohn E. Williams, Jr. ’68

In Memory of Richard Keith BattenSusan Cranford Batten ’77

In Memory of Helene Alvarez BazzreaDianne and Michael Alvarez

In Honor of Dr. Carl BellPaul Allen

In Honor of Boswell House Boys ’48-’52Dominic C. Cascio ’52

In Memory of Elizabeth Thornburgh BrownRoland J. Brown*

In Memory of Dr. and Mrs. Millard K. BushongM. Harris ’69 and Kitty Stein

In Memory of William Arthur ByersRebecca Wheeler

In Memory of Howard and Goldie CarperRonald G. Carper ’85

In Memory of Howard N. Carper, Jr.Lisa Carper ’78

In Honor of Monte CaterWilliam and Monica Lingenfelter*•

Joseph ’66 and Elizabeth Strider ’67 WalterRobert ’55 and Cassandra Wantz

In Honor of Monte Cater’s Silver AnniversaryRamon ’62 and Mary Alvarez•Donald ’60 and Charlotte PainterEdward ’51 and Mary Ann StraussCharles ’59 and Peggy Woodward*

In Memory of Sara B. ChroussisRhonda Smith and Byron Wiggs

In Memory of Jonathan Paul DailyLarry and Judith DailyLarry Z. DailyRuth DailyJudith and Joel Marlow

In Honor of James M. ’59 and Mary Jane ’60 Davis’s Wedding AnniversaryDavid ’73 and Anne Strider

In Memory of Tony Del-ColleMichael and Carol Del-Colle

In Memory of Hazel DickensS. Bailey and T. Ray Shurbutt

In Memory of Nancy M. Dockeney ’70Estate of Charles H. Miller

In Honor of Mike DoranAndrew ’94 and Jennifer Hoeltzel ’98 BanasikRobert and Janet BanasikAlec A. BennettThomas Sullivan ’69 and Claudia Bolen-Sullivan ’67Paul and Carolyn BoyceChristopher J. Doran ’96Jason ’01 and Amy Regester ’01 EnterlineJames and Jean FalkJames HallerEdwin ’69 and Mary Cockey ’68 HoeltzelMartha and Harold HoeltzelJennifer Peterson ’07Psillas Group AssociatesPaul Quicker and Erin O’Connor-QuickerKaveh Sadat ’99Schiano Di Cola, Inc.Ann Waldeck-Halavick ’04 and Edward Halavick

In Memory of Charles E. DossMartha Doss

In Memory of Sharon DrummeterTroy and Rose AtkinsonBenita and Jeff Fink

In Memory of John and Anna Hill EgleJohn ’61 and Pat Moler ’60 Egle*

In Memory of Dr. David C. EldridgeAltria Group, Inc.Charles ’84 and Linda DavisJames E. Franke ’85Betty Myers

In Memory of Mary Sue EldridgeAdvent Software

American Association of University WomenRaquel ’12 and Kenneth CriderWilliam and Carolyn HamrickConstance HicksJ. Michael and Jean Kingsbury JacobsAllen ’67 and Sara Taylor ’67 Lueck*•

Judy and Carl MooreMichael and Barbara RiccardsAlfio SorbelloMark and Barbara Stern*Louann and James StovallWendy Sykes Mopsik and Stanley MopsikTenth Street Animal HospitalSherry and John TorrensCharles ’59 and Peggy Woodward*

In Memory of Carole ErginErdem and Joan Ergin*

In Memory of Guy J. FrankJoann Campbell ’64 and Conrad CohenMarsh ’60 and Barbara MyersGregory M. Small ’02

In Memory of William P. GriffithRamon ’62 and Mary Alvarez•Willa BurgessShirley and Carlton ChenowithWilliam M. CraddockJane and Larry CrouseJoyce DaileyIsabelle and Alvey EbersoleBarbara Puckett ’64 and Everett GreenstreetDonna and H.W. HessPaul ’58 and Luella Jo Hillyard*Larry and Lucille Ikeler

Dennis JonesBeverly MeadowsJames ’57 and Ellen Keeler OmpsPhyllis and William ’56 PennMarilyn Eaton ’68 and Lester ReedBernard and Leesa RockHarold L. ShafferC. Richard ’56 and Evelyn SnivelyMary Belle Locke ’58 and C. Eugene Starliper‡

Emmy SteigelmanLarry ’60 and Nancy Strite*Shirley UtzCharles ’59 and Peggy Woodward*Judy and Donald Zust

In Memory of Dr. Lavely D. Gruber ’41Lynn and Samuel Clark

In Honor of Ed HerendeenRobert B. Seem ’04•

Wells Fargo Foundation

In Memory of Edmund S. Hoffmaster, Jr. ’51Lelia Moler Hoffmaster

In Honor of Dr. J. Michael JacobsRamon ’62 and Mary Alvarez•Clayton ’75 and Dana Hendricks ’78 AndersWalter ’62 and Connie Rectenwald ’65 BarrEarl ’67 and Arlene BattenPaul ’73 and Dale BrownSherry Miller Brown ’73John ’85 and Donna Lee ’84 D’AntuonoDaryl Grove ’80Brian Jackson ’87 and Tamara MeyerRichard ’61 and Mary Jane Jones ’65 Knode*McMurran Society Member

•Leadership Circle‡ Deceased during 2013-14


Larry ’63 and Suzanne LaymanGary ’66 and Carol LewisMichael ’86 and Lisa MuseRonald E. Pyles ’62Thomas and Rebecca SegarKenneth ’64 and Patricia Kirkpatrick ’72 WaldeckJoseph ’66 and Elizabeth Strider ’67 WalterJohn E. Williams, Jr. ’68

In Memory of Martha JosephsJefferson Howells

In Honor of William Sheridan KramerW. Sheridan and Carol Ann Kramer

In Honor of Elizabeth E. LoweCatherine Buchanan ’90 and Bradley Holley

In Memory of Robert and Joan LuxGeorge ’79 and Anita Bragaw

In Memory of Mike McKinneyAnn Legreid

In Memory of Evelyn MillerStanley and Judith Jones

In Honor of the Marriage of Gina Miller and Robert WaltersBerniece Jackson ’77 and Craig Collis

In Memory of Naomi MosesGregory and Merle CrawfordFrances QuarlesLynn and Chelsey Yellott

In Memory of Tom E. MosesJohn and Meredyth MosesJeri Moses-Eichler and Leonard Eichler

In Memory of Skylar NeeseAnn Legreid

In Memory of Nellie Gantt OwensValerie Owens ’76

In Honor of Valerie OwensZoë Haynes Seale*

In Memory of Roger P. ParkerDavid ’78 and Lynne Hudson ’79 Richardson

In Memory of Jean F. ParsonsShirley Parsons

In Memory of Thomas A. PolutonavichWilliam ’65 and Judy Passwaters

In Honor of Joan Marie and Normand PoulinLisa Poulin

In Memory of Ronald R. Reeder ’35Eileen ReederRonald R. Reeder II ’64

In Memory of Elsie Brown ’23 and Joseph J. Renn, Jr.Roberta ’62 and Sidney AbsherJoseph ’60 and Robin Renn

In Honor of T. Guy Reynolds, Jr. ’33Vanda White and Robert Stohlman

In Honor of Dr. Michael P. RiccardsCheryl Flagg ’69

In Memory of Allen E. RossAnn Legreid

In Honor of Jill RotruckCarol and F. Scott Rotruck

In Memory of John David Russell ’75Justin and Kerri NamolikRichard L. NamolikPhilip T. Porterfield III

In Memory of Catherine Ocheltree ’33 and Kenneth Miller SaundersLawrence and Susan Saunders

In Honor of Dr. John F. SchmidtAltria Group, Inc.James E. Franke ’85Daniel Herr ’78 and Eugenia RoppBrent ’89 and Lisa Gregory ’90 MaySandra and Donald May

In Memory of Merle J. and Josephine Saville ShultzJeffrey S. Shultz ’63

In Memory of Paxton Gregg SnyderVivian SnyderMelinda Winstead

In Honor of Rebecca and Skip SpeaksRobert and Deborah Nerhood

In Memory of William M. SpegWilliam ’67 and Lois Lowe ’68 Speg

In Memory of LaRue Chapman StanleyRebecca Wheeler

In Memory of Richard L. StephanElizabeth NicodemusRobert and Ruth Stephan

In Honor of Agnes H. Tabler ’48Kathy Jo Tabler ’80 and John Blue

In Memory of Elizabeth R. Tabler ’39David E. Tabler

In Memory of William R. Thacher, Jr.Carol Ann Van Evera ’64 and Don Durand* In Memory of Rev. Paul ThompsonDoris Thompson

In Memory of Ollie Lightfoot TolbertShirley and James Tolbert

In Honor of Rev. John TorrenceShepherdstown Lutheran ParishJack and Mary Weigel

In Memory of Loren TravisWanda Muntzing Travis ’64

In Memory of Guy T. TuckerDonald and Romaine McNelis

In Memory of Ella Mae TurnerCharles R. Frownfelter

Above: Donald L. Myers ’68 was a remarkable man whose role as CFO, vice president, and treasurer at American University made an impact on the lives of many. Don man-aged finances at the nor thwest Washington, D.C., university since 1982. The Washington Business Journal presented him with their Lifetime Achievement Award in 2013, recogniz-ing his career in finance and his role as the architect of American University’s financial infrastructure and strategy. A prominent Shepherd alumnus, he created the Donald L. Myers Scholarship Endowment in suppor t of business administration, economics, and accounting students. When he succumbed to cancer in January 2014, Don left behind a great legacy in the field of higher education. Don’s wife, Margie Bryant, said, “Don was a first-generation college graduate who fully appreciated the life-changing value of a Shepherd degree. This scholarship in his name will honor his values and the life he devoted to his family and higher education”

In Memory of Mary TwiggJohn ’70 and Phyliss Twigg ’73 Kafton

In Memory of Helen WiebelAnn Legreid

In Memory of Mildred Barr WolfKarl L. Wolf ’70*•

In Honor of Charles H. Woodward ’59Reynolds ’59 and Nancy Fritts ’59 Williams •

Shepherd University is pleased to acknowledge the generous contributions of the charter members of the Leadership Circle.

Charter Members

Membership in the Leadership Circle is extended to individuals who have shown uncommon commitment to Shepherd’s academic excellence through their annual support. Their willingness to invest in Shepherd through annual gifts of $1,000 to $5,000 has set the leadership standard for all alumni and friends of Shepherd University. Their gifts to the university are a true demonstration of Shepherd passion and pride. If you are interested in becoming a member of the Leadership Circle or making an annual gift—of any size—to support The Shepherd Fund, please contact Julia Krall, director of annual giving, via email to [email protected] or by phone at 304-876-5526.

Jennifer AllenRamon ’62 and Mary Alvarez

Christopher and Lauren AmesPaul ’70 and Judith ’70 Armstrong

Rodney Bartgis ’81 R. Scott Beard and Alan Gibson

Kenneth ’76 and Natasha BooneMarcia Brand and Mark Outhier

Gat and Susan CapertonLeonard Frenkil and Julia Davis

Lily HillMichael Hudson ’72

Stanley ’56 and Judith IkenberryChristian ’74 and Deborah ’74 Koerner

William and Monica LingenfelterAllen ’67 and Sara ’67 Lueck

Holly ’04 and Keith McCall

Robert and Tia McMillanTim ’80 and Carole McShea

Diane and Dave MelbyShari Payne

D. Scott ’80 and Linda ’81 RoachR.B. Seem ’04Norma Siler ’54Stephen Skinner and Je� rey GustafsonMichael ’89 and Wendy SmithJohn ’81 and Deborah ThayerSusan ’70 and Paul Thorniley

Austin ’57 and Edna Jean ’61 WebberPaul and Lisa Welch

Karl Wolf ’70Patricia ’77 and William Wright

Alfred ’89 and Laura YoungJohn and Lisa Younis


Foundation Named Memorial and Honorary Endowments

$1,000,000+Ralph BuRkhaRt legacy: General academic scholarship and university supportStanley c. and ShiRley a. MaRinoff endowMent: Support for CATF and student internsJaMeS and katheRine MoleR ScholaRShip: West Virginia student athletes and general education studentsRoBeRt l. and Jean M. RiSSleR ScholaRShip: General academic studentsRuth yateS faMily ScholaRShip: Student athletes participating in a recognized Shepherd athletic program (deferred funding)

$500,000-$999,999Roland J. BRown and elizaBeth thoRnBuRg BRown ScholaRShip: Mathematics, engineering, English, or science students from the Eastern Panhandle (deferred funding)dRS. doRothy and alliSon hively ScholaRShip: Education students; general academic students (deferred funding)ann wilSon huMMeR endowMent foR ScaRBoRough liBRaRy: Support for the library (deferred funding)leonaRd J. MccoRMack endowMent foR nuRSing: Scholarship and program supportRuBye clyde MccoRMick ScholaRShip: General academic studentsMoleR geneRal ScholaRShip: General academic studentswilliaM e. (ned) MoleR ScholaRShip: General academic students

$100,000-$499,999Michael M. athey, ed.d. endowed ScholaRShip: Science education students and student athletes in men’s and women’s basketball and volleyball (deferred funding)BB&t Bank/lacy i. Rice SR. endowed ScholaRShip: Eastern Panhandle studentshelen and alBeRt alvaRez MeMoRial ScholaRShip: West Virginia studentsRaMon a. and MaRy e. alvaRez faculty excellence fund in BuSineSS adMiniStRation: Support for business department facultydawn e. BeauMont univeRSity faculty excellence fund: Support for visiting professors, alumni, and dignitaries John R. conaRd Science fund: Scholarship and program support thoMaS t. and MaRgaRet S. dunn ScholaRShip: Martinsburg H.S. students w. R. heaRSt endowed ScholaRShip foR honoRS pRogRaMS: Honors Program students

c. BRown and hazel M. hendRickS ScholaRShip: Home economics, psychology, arts, or music studentsRay and Madeline JohnSton endowed chaiR in aMeRican hiStoRy: Support for history department facultySaRah knutti liBRaRy fund: Scarborough Library program supportthoMaS and SheRRy luRRy MeMoRial ScholaRShip: General academic studentsJo ann MentzeR ScholaRShip: Elementary education students from Berkeley, Jefferson, or Morgan countiesandRew d. Michael endowed chaiR foR theateR: Faculty excellence support (deferred funding)thoMaS w. MilleR endowed chaiR in viSual aRtS: Visual arts faculty excellence support (deferred funding)thoMaS w. MilleR endowed pRofeSSoRShip in viSual aRtS: Visual arts faculty excellence support (deferred funding)M. elizaBeth oateS faculty excellence endowMent foR BuSineSS: Business faculty excellence support (deferred funding)caRl k. Rauch endowed ScholaRShip foR MatheMaticS and MatheMaticS education: Math and math education studentscaRl k. Rauch endowed ScholaRShip foR Science and Science education: Science and science education studentscaRl k. Rauch endowed ScholaRShip foR nuRSing: Nursing studentscaRl k. Rauch endowed ScholaRShip foR education: Education studentscaRl k. Rauch endowed ScholaRShip foR fine aRtS: Fine Arts studentscaRl k. Rauch and SuSan BeSaw Rauch endowed ScholaRShip foR BuSineSS: Business or accounting students John t. ReynoldS endowed chaiR in cheMiStRy: Chemistry faculty excellence support (deferred funding)edwaRd and MaRy ann RogeRS education ScholaRShip: Education students (deferred funding)M. Saufley and viRginia RudaSill Saufley MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Nursing studentsfloRence and velMa Shaw MeMoRial: Scholarship and residence hall life enhancement program supportShepheRd RaM coMMon Man endowed footBall ScholaRShip: Football student athletesShepheRd univeRSity geneRal enhanceMent: General university program supportedwaRd l. SnydeR endowed chaiR foR BuSineSS and Social ScienceS: Business program dean’s faculty excellence supportJaMeS and fRanceS flagg wilSon endowMent: Athletic scholarship and program support

$50,000-$99,999BeRtha Rae BakeR MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Minority education studentsJean SkinneR Baldwin MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Jefferson County elementary education studentshelen cook BaRRow ScholaRShip fund: Education studentsdR. SaRa h. cRee ScholaRShip: Physical education studentsMaRy Jane daviS ScholaRShip: Education studentsnancy MilleR dockeney MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Music studentsJack and pat egle ScholaRShip: West Virginia biology or chemistry students (deferred funding)caRole eRgin ScholaRShip fund: West Virginia social work studentsM. douglaS haRlan endowMent: Community college scholarship and program supportcapt. chaRleS n.g. and JeSSie S. hendRix MeMoRial: Pre-med or related fieldMaRy J. hendRix ScholaRShip: General academic studentseRneSt houSeR, JR. and gladyS v. houSeR, R. n. ScholaRShip: West Virginia nursing studentsMichael w. hudSon ScholaRShip: General education students (deferred funding)Stanley o. ikenBeRRy pReSidential diScRetionaRy fund: Shepherd president’s support for excellenceJeffeRSon county degRee coMpletion ScholaRShip fund: Minority residents of Jefferson CountyelMeR f. keeBleR MeMoRial ScholaRShip: General academic studentsMaRian and upton MaRtin ScholaRShip: Deserving West Virginia studentsMcMillan faMily ScholaRShip foR theateR: Theater studentsgeoRge tyleR MooRe centeR foR the Study of the civil waR: Support of Civil War researchtRaviS M. pRopSt faculty excellence fund foR econoMicS: Economics faculty excellence support (deferred funding)tRaviS M. pRopSt ScholaRShip: Economics students (deferred funding)elSie BRown and JoSeph J. Renn MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Biological sciences studentsdR. Ruth ScaRBoRough ScholaRShip: Social science studentsScaRBoRough Society faculty excellence endowMent fund: Library dean faculty excellence supportScaRBoRough Society of ShepheRd univeRSity fund: Designated for the improvement of the library’s information technology


MeRle J. and JoSephine Saville Shultz ScholaRShip: Elementary education and science studentsShepheRd univeRSity aluMni aSSociation liBRaRy endowMent: Library program supportShepheRd univeRSity claSSified eMployeeS ScholaRShip: Students who are children of classified employeesSuzanne Shipley/cReate the futuRe endowMent: Students and faculty studying abroadt. edwaRd StotleR MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Business administration studentswaShington chaiR of ethicS: Faculty excellence supporteaRl w. welleR MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Berkeley County students

$20,000-$49,9991955 footBall teaM endowMent: Football program supportaluMni aSSociation ScholaRShip endowMent: General academic studentsathletic ScholaRShip: Student athletesMyRa h. ault ScholaRShip: Early childhood education students (deferred funding)Bank of chaRleS town ScholaRShip: General academic studentskeith and SuSan Batten ScholaRShip: Nursing or social work students from Jefferson or Berkeley counties

helene alvaRez BazzRea MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Elementary education studentsBB&t Bank ScholaRShip (foRMeRly f&M): General academic and business studentswalteR a. BaRR and J. Michael JacoBS endowed footBall ScholaRShip: Football student athletesdR. caRl Bell Biology fund: Biology scholarship and program supportJaMeS w. and ShaRon devol BRown ScholaRShip: Education students and student athletes (with a preference for basketball)Ralph and MaRgaRet BuRkhaRt MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Science, business education or arts and humanities studentseRMa oRa ByRd MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Funded by PrimeCare Medical, Inc. for nursing studentsRoBeRt a. and linda gRove caRpenteR ScholaRShip: Engineering or other hard science students, with preference for graduates of Washington County, Maryland, and Berkeley County, West Virginia, high school transfers from Hagerstown Community College, business minors, and veterans of the U.S. armed forces and their spouses or dependentsMonte cateR SilveR anniveRSaRy endowed footBall ScholaRShip: Football student athleteschaRleS town kiwaniS cluB ScholaRShip: General academic studentsalBeRt h. and eStelle koonce coBB MeMoRial ReSeaRch: Science research supportdaniel and oRpha cowgill ScholaRShip: Support for Shepherd University South Branch area students (deferred funding)Jonathan paul daily endowed ScholaRShip: Applied mathematics studentstony del-colle endowed MeMoRial: Jefferson County returning studentsdelta SigMa pi, epSilon kappa aluMni aSSociation ScholaRShip: Delta Sigma Pi students

diStRict vi nuRSeS ScholaRShip: District VI Nursing studentschaRleS e. doSS MeMoRial ScholaRShip: General academic studentspRofeSSoR ShaRon R. dRuMMeteR endowed ScholaRShip foR nuRSing ScholaRShip: Nursing studentscatheRine dunlop ScholaRShip: Elementary education studentsdavid l. dunlop honoRS ScholaRShip: Honors Program studentsMaRy c. enRight ScholaRShip: History studentsalice wRight fRank MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Music studentsguy J. fRank MeMoRial faculty enRichMent fund foR MuSic: Support for music department facultyfoundation footBall ScholaRShip: Football student athletescaRRie aRMStRong ganS MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Deserving West Virginia education studentsgateway nuRSing endowMent: Merit awards nursing studentsJaMeS S. hafeR MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Political science studentsfRanceS and lucille heffleBoweR ScholaRShip: West Virginia elementary education studentsida elizaBeth hendRickS MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Developmental studies studentsed heRendeen fund foR conteMpoRaRy theateR: CATF program supportkeith l. heSS ScholaRShip: Basketball student athletesholcoMBe engliSh ScholaRShip: English education studentsMaRgaRet ikenBeRRy MeMoRial fund foR popodicon gaRden: Beautification of Popodicon GardendR. oliveR ikenBeRRy MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Outstanding student awardsJeffeRSon SecuRity Bank ScholaRShip: General academic students

Left: Susan Mentzer-Blair ’72 is an active and involved alumna of Shepherd University. As members of the Joseph P. McMur-ran Society, she and her husband, Bill Blair, regularly attend the society’s annual dinner reception. Sue also serves on the Shepherd University Foundation board of directors and is a member of the Women for Shepherd University’s planning committee, as well as a founding member of its recently created women’s giving circle, Women Investing in Shepherd (WISH). This past year Sue spoke with passion at the 2013 President’s Reception for Donors and Scholars about her role as executrix of the estate of her cousin, Jo Ann Mentzer ’60, who passed away in August 2013. Sue was instrumental in fulfill-ing her cousin’s wish to establish the Jo Ann Mentzer Scholarship for elementary education majors. Jo Ann commuted to Shepherd during her college years from Mar tinsburg, where she lived with her parents. Staying close to home and never marrying, she spent a fulfilling career teaching in Berkeley County Public Schools, touched by the many children who passed through her life and classroom. Sue credits Jo Ann’s experience at Shepherd for opening the door to oppor tunities that would not have awaited her had she not attended college. “JoAnn’s horizons changed spectacularly because of her time at Shepherd,” said Sue. “It made the difference between her going to work at the neighborhood five-and-dime or becoming a professional working woman.”

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JeRRy and caRol keRR faculty excellence fund foR accounting: Accounting faculty excellence support JeRRy and caRol keRR ScholaRShip: Accounting studentsJaMeS and viRginia kinkead and hilda Beall kinkead ScholaRShip: Education studentswilliaM e. and Jo ann JackSon knode ScholaRShip: General academic studentse. williaM JohnSon MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Business studentsR. e. knutti, M.d. fund in MeMoRy of John g. knutti: University library program supportglen lapp excellence in nuRSing endowMent: Outstanding West Virginia studentsalMyRa p. leMen ScholaRShip: Student athleteslouiSe nelSon leonaRd MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Political science studentsandRew f. and viRginia heckeRt long ScholaRShip: General academic studentsJohn d. and elizaBeth S. lowe ScholaRShipS: Students on golf team; Historic preservation studentslueck-tayloR MeMoRial footBall ScholaRShip: Football student athletesnewton B. Mckee ScholaRShip: Berkeley/Jefferson County studentsevelyn MilleR ScholaRShip: Multicultural Leadership students JeffRey MilleR MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Art studentsMulticultuRal leadeRShip ScholaRShip: Students committed to improving diversity and race relationsannette MuRphy faculty excellence fund in engliSh: English department faculty excellence supportgeoRge M. nethken gRaduate fellowShip: Fellowship award to the George Tyler Moore Center for the Study of the Civil WarJohn glenn phillipS MeMoRial ScholaRShip: General academic studentspeggy collinS poRteRfield MeMoRial nuRSing ScholaRShip: Nursing studentsdR. Bill pRingle ScholaRShip: Science studentsdaRRell ReedeR MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Biology studentsthoMaS guy ReynoldS ScholaRShip: Education studentsiMogene coleMan davenpoRt Riely MeMoRial ScholaRShip: General academic students, first priority to Jefferson County residents

leedS k. Riely MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Jefferson County students Roach oil coMpany BuSineSS ScholaRShip: Business management studentsthelMa faye RollinS ScholaRShip: Blind studentsJohn david RuSSell MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Basketball student athletesadele and chaRleS SandS ScholaRShip: First-year or transfer student athletes, preference for business administration students or related fieldJohn f. SchMidt ScholaRShip: Chemistry studentsScholaRShip fund foR StudentS fRoM waShington county, MaRyland: General academic studentsfloRence Shaw depaRtMent of education endowMent: Merit awards for faculty excellence supportShepheRd univeRSity aluMni aSSociation ScholaRShip endowMent: General academic studentsShepheRd univeRSity faculty Senate ScholaRShip: Faculty family students M. louiSe ShiMp MeMoRial faculty excellence endowMent fund foR aRt: Faculty excellence supportwalkeR hoRton Shipley MuSic ScholaRShip: Music studentsgeRald f. SMith MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Frederick County, Virginia, business, science or engineering students elizaBeth J. SnydeR MeMoRial ScholaRShip: History students (deferred funding)henRy and edna SnydeR, JR. ScholaRShip: Jefferson County studentsdR. williaM M. Speg MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Secondary education studentsdR. MaRk SteRn and dR. BaRBaRa SteRn endowMent: Honors Program students (deferred funding)violet wilt StewaRt MeMoRial ScholaRShip: 4-H students from Hardy, Grant, or Pendleton countiesStoReR college ScholaRShip: General academic studentsJohn p. and linda M. StRideR ScholaRShip: Accounting or business studentsgeoRge and MaRgaRet taBleR ScholaRShip: Berkeley County elementary or secondary education studentsw. R. thacheR MeMoRial: General academic studentstiano faMily endowed ScholaRShip: General academic students

RoBeRt Schell ulRich endowMent: George Tyler Moore Center for the Study of the Civil War program support (deferred funding)van eveRa ScholaRShip: General academic studentswaShington county, MaRyland, hoMeMakeRS ScholaRShip: Washington County, Maryland, studentspaul and liSa welch endowMent: Community-based program supportelizaBeth wilSon ScholaRShip: Eastern Panhandle studentsgeoRge wilSon endowMent foR coMMunicationS: Communications students (deferred funding)haRRy edwaRd wilt, JR. MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Eastern Panhandle business/math/science studentsJaMeS wRight endowMent: Academic programs support (deferred funding)

$10,000-$19,999allegheny poweR ScholaRShip: General academic studentsRayMond BaBy-J.o. knott ScholaRShip: General academic students from Jefferson County, West Virginia, and Washington County, MarylandBaSketBall ScholaRShip: Basketball student athletesBeRkeley county cRiMe SolveRS ScholaRShip: Criminal justice or fire science studentsJeffeRy l. BlouSe MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Freshman students active in HIV prevention and awarenessg. d. BRagaw ScholaRShip in MeMoRy of RoBeRt a. lux: Political science or history studentsJoSeph and williaM ByeRS MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Education or business studentsRogeR and eMily ciSSel ScholaRShip: Appalachia and West Virginia studentscitizenS national Bank, BeRkeley SpRingS ScholaRShip: General academic studentsS. dallaS cooley ScholaRShip: South Branch area nursing students

Right: Priya Arumugnathan is a senior from Shepherdstown and the recipient of three Foundation scholarships, includ-ing the Multicultural Leadership Scholarship, the BB&T Wealth Management Lacy I. Rice, Sr. Endowed Scholarship, and the Helen and Alber t Alvarez Memorial Scholarship. The latter was established by Ramon A. Alvarez ’62, former president and current vice president of the Shepherd University Foundation, and his wife, Mary, in memory of his parents. While neither Alber t nor Helen was able to attend college, they both stressed the value of obtaining a higher education. The inspiration behind the award is befitting of Priya, a biology major on a pre-med track, who said, “Being a college stu-dent in general comes with many stressors. I’m so grateful that, with the help of these scholarships, financing my education is not something I have to worry about as well!”

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ShiRley coopeR MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Tucker County studentsdeBoRah dhayeR ScholaRShip: Female student athleteseaSteRn panhandle fedeRal executiveS aSSociation of weSt viRginia puBlic SeRvice ScholaRShip: General academic students involved in public serviceJohn l. and anna hill egle MeMoRial ScholaRShip: General academic studentsdavid c. eldRidge ScholaRShip: West Virginia science studentseveRhaRt-deRSaM-unSeld ScholaRShip: Elementary education studentsBaRBaRa puckett gReenStReet ScholaRShip: Education studentslavely d. gRuBeR ScholaRShip: General academic studentsken and kitty haRBaugh ScholaRShip: Washington County, Maryland, elementary education studentsRay e. haRRiS ScholaRShip: Science studentsdayton and donna hinke ScholaRShip: West Virginia elementary or secondary education studentsdR. coRnelia hoch-ligeti MeMoRial: Music or life science studentsJoSephine elizaBeth McMuRRan kellogg ScholaRShip: Non-traditional studentsRichaRd a. keplingeR ScholaRShip: Delta Sigma studentspeRcy h. and huBeRt d. lowRy MeMoRial ScholaRShip: West Virginia studentsMR. and MRS. c. david MilleR ScholaRShip: Non-traditional West Virginia studentstoM e. MoSeS MeMoRial lectuRe on the u.S. conStitution: Annual lecture series focusing on constitutional issues and civil libertiesdonald l. MyeRS ScholaRShip: Business, economics, or accounting students from MarylandalBeRt c. and Jeanne v. neRhood MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Jefferson County nursing studentscaRoline pRittS nethken MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Deserving elementary education studentslt. gilBeRt peRRy MeMoRial ScholaRShip: General academic studentspiedMont, weSt viRginia, high School ScholaRShip: Graduates and descendants of PHS graduatesthoMaS a. polutanovitch ScholaRShip: Science students from DelawareviRginia lowe RaMSBuRg MeMoRial ScholaRShip: West Virginia nursing studentsRonald ReedeR MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Deserving environmental sciences studentsJaSon g. RegeSteR MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Nursing students, male preferenceJohn thoMaS ReynoldS ScholaRShip: General academic studentshaRRy c. RickaRd ScholaRShip: General academic students

Roy Blake and BeatRice lentz ShRout MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Rising junior or senior West Virginia education studentsaManda SMaileS MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Berkeley County nursing students completing junior yearMaRtha l. SMith MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Deserving West Virginia agriculture, horticulture related, or environmental science students RichaRd l. Stephan endowMent and ScholaRShip: Astronomy students and program supportleona Bent StutzMan MeMoRial ScholaRShip: University supportBeRtha M. thoMaS MeMoRial ScholaRShip: General academic studentsRev. paul and Jean thoMpSon ScholaRShip: Pre-ministerial studentsthe ReveRend John toRRence endowed ScholaRShip: General academic studentsdR. c. vincent townSend eMS ScholaRShip: EMS Eastern Panhandle, safety

gRegg waRfield MeMoRial: Graduates of Dundalk, Patapsco, or Sparrow Point H.S.Jack M. and anna p. widMyeR ScholaRShip: General academic studentschaRleS woodwaRd ScholaRShip: Nursing, biology, or related medical field students

$5,000-$9,999acadeMic pRogRaMS: University academic programs supportMRS. John n. andRewS ScholaRShip: General academic studentsi.o. aSh MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Secondary education studentsMineRva pRitchaRd BancRoft MeMoRial: Theater studentshazel BaRneS MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Freshman general academic students from Falling Waters, West Virginiac. thoMaS BaxteR MeMoRial ScholaRShip: General academic studentsJoanna de B. Blundell MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Arts students

Above: The Joseph P. McMurran Society is composed of a special group of alumni and friends who have chosen to share their lifelong financial achievements with Shepherd University through estate and other planned gifts. Each spring, they are honored at the society’s annual dinner reception hosted by President Suzanne Shipley and the Shepherd University Foundation. Erdem and Joan Ergin (left) and Dennis and Anne Small ’67 attended this year’s event, held on April 26 in the atrium of Erma Ora Byrd Hall which overlooks East Campus, where guests enjoyed a four-course meal prepared by Chef Scott Anderson and Shepherd University Catering. Erdem established the Carole Ergin Scholarship in memory of his late wife, a social worker and community activist who taught at Shepherd for six years. Anne is a founding member of the Women for Shepherd University’s annual giving circle, Women Investing in Shepherd (WISH) and has included her alma mater in her estate plans.

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How do I establish an endowed fund?It is a simple process to create a legacy that will honor someone special in your life. A named endowed fund can be established for a gift or deferred gift of $25,000. For assistance, please visit www.shepher-duniversityfoundation.org or contact Monica Lingenfelter, executive vice president, Shepherd University Foundation, 800-344-5231 or 304-876-5397, fax: 304-876-5004, or email to [email protected].

Ruth f. BRant MeMoRial: Nursing studentshaRRy hunteR BuRkS, JR. MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Elementary education studentsBuSineSS adMiniStRation ScholaRShip: Business administration studentsJaMeS a. ButcheR education ScholaRShip: Education studentshowaRd n. caRpeR, JR. ScholaRShip: General academic students alMa lee StRideR chRiStian ScholaRShip: General academic studentsSaRa Beth chRouSSiS MeMoRial fund: Art students city national Bank ScholaRShip: General academic studentschaRleS david and SaRah ReynoldS eBeRt MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Berkeley County elementary education students geoRge w. deRSaM and Blanche deRSaM eveRhaRt MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Elementary education studentscatheRine c. fix engliSh depaRtMent fund: Theme writing awardsd. allen fowleR MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Eastern West Virginia studentsguy fRank pRofeSSoR eMeRituS ScholaRShip: Music studentsfRiendS of the aRt depaRtMent fund: Art students and program support for the Department of Contemporary Art and Theaterpauline gRegoRy MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Nursing studentsfloRence M. haMilton MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Elementary education studentshazel hendRickS endowed faMily/conSuMeR ScienceS ScholaRShip: Books/supplies for FCS studentseliSe hoch MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Music studentsedMund Schley and lelia Jeanette MoleR hoffMaSteR ScholaRShip: Jefferson County education studentshuntington national Bank ScholaRShip: General academic students dR. fRed kenaMond BuSineSS ScholaRShip: Business studentscalvin and doRothy RutheRfoRd kiBleR MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Berkeley County studentscapt. JoSeph g. kiMe iii MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Jefferson County veterans or children of veteransfRedeRick klein MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Student athleteshaRRy v. klug MeMoRial ScholaRShip: General academic studentsliBRaRy MiScellaneouS: Scarborough Library program supportveRa Malton ScholaRShip: English and communications studentsMaRtinSBuRg civitan cluB ScholaRShip: Nursing, pre-med, or special education students d. lee MoRgan ScholaRShip: Fire science students

wilMa a. neff endowed ScholaRShip: Jefferson County, West Virginia, or Eastern Panhandle elementary education students with strong emphasis in special educationdavid and BetSy newlin ScholaRShip: General academic studentsnellie gantt owenS Book ScholaRShip: English studentsJean f. paRSonS MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Nursing studentscoach dean peaSe MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Baseball program supportpReSident’S faculty excellence fund: General faculty excellence supportn. laMont pyleS ScholaRShip: General academic studentsdR. Michael RiccaRdS MinoRity Student ScholaRShip: Minority general academic studentsanna thoRn Rice MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Nursing studentspaul SaaB MeMoRial ScholaRShip: General academic studentscatheRine ocheltRee and kenneth MilleR SaundeRS MeMoRial ScholaRShip: General academic studentsShepheRd univeRSity foundation touRS ScholaRShip: General academic studentsShepheRd new and eMeRging SpoRtS ScholaRShip: Future sports programs supportpaxton gRegg and vivian paRk SnydeR ScholaRShip: Student support for purchase of textbooks agneS taBleR ScholaRShip: Elementary education studentselizaBeth R. taBleR ScholaRShip: Elementary/secondary education studentstRi-State civitan ScholaRShip: West Virginia, Maryland, or Pennsylvania nursing, social work, or psychology studentsunited national Bank ScholaRShip: Business administration studentswaShington gateway pRogRaM endowed ScholaRShip: General academic studentskaRen weMpe MeMoRial ScholaRShip: General academic studentsweSt viRginia Society of d.c. ScholaRShip: West Virginia general academic studentsJaMeS and gladyS wRight fund: Unrestricted university support (deferred funding)

zenith young MeMoRial ScholaRShip: General academic students

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John knipe MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Education studentsMaRy elizaBeth lewiS MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Music and computer science studentsJohn y. Mcdonald MeMoRial ScholaRShip: General academic scholarship studentsBenJaMin and MaRy lou MehRling fund: General academic students (deferred funding)hoMeR n. and Jane BeveRly StapleS pankey ReSeaRch MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Research supportJenningS Randolph endowed ScholaRShip in enviRonMental ScienceS: Environmental sciences studentskenneth Riley MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Psychology major studentszoë hayneS Seale ScholaRShip: General academic studentsSeRviceMaSteR, inc. ScholaRShip: General academic studentsnevin M. Shank MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Junior general education or business students from Washington County, MarylandShenandoah fedeRal SavingS Bank ScholaRShip: Business studentsShepheRd univeRSity claSS of 1962 honoR fund: General academic studentsShepheRd univeRSity claSS of 1996 ScholaRShip: General academic studentspeteR/SoloMon ShRiveR MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Students who are descendants of Peter or Solomon ShrivergoRdon SlonakeR MeMoRial ScholaRShip: General academic studentsviRginia dehaven Stuckey MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Education studentsSundRy ScholaRShip: Football, business, basketball, or nursing studentsMaRy liveRS thoRn MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Nursing studentsollie lightfoot tolBeRt MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Multicultural Leadership studentsJaMeS R. wilkinS educational ScholaRShip: Education or environmental education students from Frederick County, Virginia

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chaRlie kave MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Football student athletescaRRoll and MaRy ellen waRehaM kline ScholaRShip: Eastern Panhandle studentsJanet yvonne Riley MeMoRial ScholaRShip: General academic studentsShepheRd univeRSity claSSeS of 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 honoR fundS: General academic studentsShepheRd univeRSity South BRanch ScholaRShip: South Branch area studentschaRleS h. SMith MeMoRial awaRd in Social woRk: Social work studentswilliaM M. Stanley MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Student athletes BRuce M. van wyk ScholaRShip: General academic studentsevelyne and MauRice vieneR ScholaRShip: General academic studentsJaMeS and paMela watSon ScholaRShip: West Virginia non-traditional female studentsdR. w.h.S. white MeMoRial ScholaRShip: General academic students

Annually Funded Awards

Over $100,000fRada fine ScholaRShip: Funded by the Fine Trust for Martinsburg H.S. graduating seniors

$10,000-$49,999fiRSt in the faMily ScholaRShip: Students who are the first in their family to attend college.loatS foundation ScholaRShip: Public service students from broken homes in Frederick County, MarylandRuRal financial planning ScholaRShip, RuRal financial planning pRoJect: Finance students

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student to study parliament in OttawaMike doRan ScholaRShip: Soccer student athletesthoMaS fehMel ScholaRShip: General academic studentswaRd and aMelia hedgeS MeMoRial ScholaRShip: Communications, speech and drama, broadcasting, and English students from Berkeley County; preference to Hedgesville H.S. graduateseugene and chRiStine lugat defenSive playeR footBall ScholaRShip: Football student athleteshenRy w. MilleR, JR. ScholaRShip: Environmental science studentsphi theta kappa ScholaRShip: Members of Phi Theta KappaMaRy elizaBeth RoBeRtS ScholaRShip: Graduates of River View High School, McDowell County, West VirginiaMichael and teReSa Stout ScholaRShip: Junior or senior second semester students from Berkeley County; preference to Martinsburg H.S. graduatesella May tuRneR ScholaRShip: General academic students

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Shepherd University Alumni AssociationStatement of Financial Position

June 30, 2014

ASSETSCash and cash equivalents $ 38,427Certificates of deposit 121,618Investments 74,559Prepaid expenses 4,446

TOTAL ASSETS $ 239,050

NET ASSETSUnrestricted Undesignated $ 234,092 Designated 4,958

TOTAL NET ASSETS $ 239,050

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $ 239,050

Copies of financial statements are available upon request.


Shepherd University FoundationStatement of Financial Position

June 30, 2014

ASSETS Cash and cash equivalents $ 1,732,027 Pledges receivable (net of present value adjustments) 3,324,650 Other receivables 32,843 Accrued interest receivable 33,564 Prepaid expenses 1,582 Investments 25,302,022 Interest in life estate 302,653 Equipment, net 6,971

TOTAL ASSETS $ 30,736,312

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETSLIABILITIES Accounts payable $ 1,644 Accrued payroll 7,412 Custodial liabilities 2,444,417 Gift annuities payable 168,986

TOTAL LIABILITIES $ 2,622,459

NET ASSETS Unrestricted $ (2,388,213) Temporarily restricted 6,364,814 Permanently restricted 24,137,252

TOTAL NET ASSETS $ 28,113,853

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $ 30,736,312

Copies of financial statements audited by Smith Elliott Kearns & Company, LLC, Hagerstown, Maryland, are available upon request.

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