Summer 2012 by Quincy University

SUMMER 2012

COMMENCEMENT

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Symbol of Our Commitment Dear Friends, Church buildings have long held a prominent place in our hearts and our histories. For the Quincy University community, the St. Francis Solanus Chapel is most definitely a spiritual touchstone. Hundreds of alumni and friends have been married there. The lives of loved ones have been celebrated in funerals there. And thousands of QU students, faculty, staff, and community members have worshipped there. The QU Chapel is a sacred space of reverence, worship, beauty, and awe. The St. Francis Solanus Chapel turns 100 years old in 2012, so Dr. Robert Gervasi greets graduates and their families at the Baccalaureate Mass.

it is fitting that this issue of QUniverse celebrate its history and its promise for the future. Two articles by Fr. Joe Zimmerman frame the topic. One is a visit to the chapel itself, past and present. The other is a portrait of Fr. Tom Brown, the friar-artist whose vision decades ago transformed the chapel into the visual splendor we

inside them. Our call is similar. As St. Paul reminds us, each of

enjoy today.

us individually and collectively is a “dwelling place of the Spirit.”

At the same time, the QU chapel has suffered deterioration through the years. It will require much care

Together we can feel grateful and gratified that, for more than 150 years, Quincy University has continued to build and rebuild

and investment to preserve this priceless

the lives of countless students, their families, and communities.

heritage going forward. This is a fitting

The St. Francis Solanus Chapel is a living symbol of our sacred

project for a university inspired by the

commitment. Our 2012 graduates, also featured in these pages, are

Franciscan experience: St. Francis’s

our most recent cause for celebration.

conversion featured the dramatic call at St. Damiano to “rebuild my church.”

In addition, this issue of QUniverse contains engaging portraits of QU faculty, friars, students, alumni, and friends. Our Catholic,

Of course, as St. Francis gradually came to realize, his call to

Franciscan heritage leads us to joyfully affirm each of them—and each of us—as a place where, like the QU chapel, the Spirit lives.

rebuild churches was not just about buildings but also about the people

Peace and all good, Robert A. Gervasi, PhD, President

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IN THIS ISSUE

4 Hail & Farewell 10 Student Spotlight 12 Hawks Talk 16 100 Divine Years

Big milestone for a celebrated space

22 Alumni Profile

Trailblazer Teresa Kettelkamp

24 Faculty View

The Chronicles of Strudwick

26 Franciscan Focus

Friar as Architect

28 Class Notes 36 Faculty and Staff

On the cover: Victoria Melville ’12, of Buffalo Grove, Illinois, is continuing her education at Quincy University to receive her master of science degree in education counseling.

QUniverse Editor: Jim Robesky I robesja@quincy.edu Editorial Advisory Committee and Contributors: Sharon Barnett ’79 Bill Beard Julie Bell Matthew Bergman ’99 Ben Braun ’07 Brian Lovellette Bill O’Donnell ’73 Barbara Schleppenbach ’71 Christina Simmons Lauren Stephans ’12

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Send all QUniverse correspondence to the Matt Winfield ’13 Fr. Joseph Zimmerman, OFM Alumni Office: Editorial Consultant: Helen O’Guinn Design Consultant: J Michael Harlow

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2012 QU COMMENCEMENT | CLASS OF 2012

HAIL& FAREWELL We have educated this special class and loved them and now we push them forth into the wide, wild world. By Barbara Schleppenbach, PhD

courage and community. Senior Victoria Melville delivered t was Mother’s Day—May 13, 2012—as more than a genial welcome, reminding her peers that “four years 400 graduate and undergraduate students received ago, many of us walked onto campus with a feeling of degrees from Quincy University. While the moms excitement, nervousness, and even a little fear. . . . We walk in attendance were no doubt remembering the baby out with something that will help us to be successful in our steps of bygone years, 275 students waited in gowns and everyday lives as intelligent, caring, confident individuals mortarboards, solemnly contemplating the walk across the ready to take on the world.” stage and into the futures of their dreams. Honorary degree recipient Bishop For two young men, these final strides Thomas John Paprocki challenged marked the end of particularly inspiring the students to take a stand. Singing a journeys. Through medical miracles, familiar line from Coldplay’s “Clocks,” undaunted faith, and the support of he posed the question: “Am I part of the family and friends, Luke Weaver and cure, or am I part of the disease?” He Dustin Keeven achieved goals that might challenged the graduates to emerge from have seemed impossible four years ago. the sheltered environment of campus to Just days before his arrival on campus create a society devoted to the common in 2008, Luke traded a wheelchair for the good. cane that was to accompany him through “As you stand today with your diploma his first two years of school. With a hip in hand, what will you do with the damaged by chemotherapy during two education that you have received? What bouts with cancer, Luke relied on that Dr. Gervasi, Dustin Keeven, Dr. John Schleppenbach will you do with the time that has been cane through a busy campus schedule given to you? How will you help to build until surgery enabled him to walk a true civilization of love? The church looks to you with independently. Degree in hand, he plans to attend medical your energy, enthusiasm, and idealism and asks you to step school with a goal of healing young patients. forward to defend the right to religious liberty. In 2008, Dustin Keeven was just one semester from “Remember that Jesus said that you are the light of the graduation after a season of honors for his play as safety world—follow the beacon of Christ’s light that will lead you on the Hawk football team. Returning from Thanksgiving to his kingdom.” break, he was struck by a car skidding on black ice. He In closing, he invoked the motto of the Springfield emerged from eighty-five days in a coma to a grueling twoCatholic diocese: Lex cordis caritas (The law of the heart is year regimen of therapy with no promises that he would love). “As we send you forth, we wish you lives of success, walk again. He finished his courses in fall 2011 and earned but even more importantly lives of service; we wish you a prolonged ovation from the audience as he strode across lives of leadership, but most importantly, we wish you lives the commencement stage. of love.” As the speakers for the occasion eloquently reminded the audience, all paths are unexpected, but they are marked by

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QU’S PRESIDENT, DR. ROBERT GERVASI, spoke with special

affection for the graduates whose first year on campus had coincided with his own. He encouraged them to “live the values rooted in a quest for learning and a commitment to love, the foundation of all freedom.”

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"REMEMBER THAT JESUS SAID that you are the

light of the worldâ&#x20AC;&#x201C;follow the beacon of Christ's light that will lead you to his kingdom."

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"As we send you forth, we wish you lives of success,

but even more importantly lives of service; we wish you lives of leadership, but most importantly, we wish you lives of love."

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Seniors Give Back to QU The Senior Class Gift Committee of 2012, which included Victoria Melville, Andrea Zamora, Kevin Hahn, Michael Varrone, Amanda Grimm, Kayland Smyth, and Stephannie Aguilera, organized and presented the Third Annual Senior Class Gift Event. Proceeds from March’s elegant evening of wine and cheese went toward the restoration of stainedglass windows in the QU chapel, a campus treasure that is celebrating its one-hundredth anniversary. The senior class wanted to help fund chapel restoration because the chapel plays such a significant role in the lives of students. The senior class believes the chapel is important for incoming students as they are welcomed there the summer before their freshman year at the registration and advisement program. The chapel has been a continuous place of worship, praise, music, beauty, and peace, and the senior class gift committee wishes to preserve it for all future Quincy University students. Campus clubs, organizations, academic departments, and members of the Quincy community donated items for a silent auction held during the event, raising $6,784 for the chapel restoration fund.

Guests lined up to enjoy the wine and cheese party, which helped fund the Senior Class Gift. Spirit Knob Winery, just north of Quincy, generously donated all wine for the fete.

Sarah Johnes ’12

Jordan Hilliard ’10

Helping Hands for Haiti Haiti Connection, one of many student organizations at Quincy University, works to develop and sustain relationships with communities in Haiti while also leading fundraising projects to support those Haitian communities. This year the group was able to work with a clean water program, Gadyen Dlo, which aids in providing clean water to thousands of people. Haiti Connection also gives annual support to a medical clinic and nurse and is involved in reforestation projects, educational and school sponsorship programs, and a nutrition center. To finance these efforts, Haiti Connection holds fundraisers throughout the year, including a coffee sale and a “Bottle for Lives” campaign through which group members distributed bottles at local churches during Lent, asking people to fill the bottles with pocket change. Finally, the group hosts an annual “Haiti Night” at Jed’s, a Quincy gathering spot. Haiti Connection members dedicate themselves to fundraising throughout the year so they can continue supporting life-changing projects for communities in Haiti. Through both financial and spiritual support, the group is able to raise money each year to truly help the less fortunate.

Viva Italia! Quincy students, led by Dr. Megan Boccardi, took a gondola ride in Venice, saw Michelangelo’s David in Florence, walked in St. Francis’s footsteps in Assisi, and, yes, studied as part of a new summer abroad program at the American University in Rome. Students took two classes at the university, one of which was taught by Dr. Robert Manning, who also accompanied the group. In their spare time, students crammed in as many sights and experiences as possible. Students stayed in apartments in well-established neighborhoods near the university, which gave them a glimpse of family life in Italy.

The Italian nonet atop the Curia, from top left: Dr. Robert Manning, Rebekah Seevers ’15,

Zach Klein ’13, Sarah Dougherty ’14, Dr. Megan Boccardi ’99, and Ashleigh Ancell ’13; A highlight of the trip was a luncheon hosted by Father Allan and from bottom left: Rob Cane ’14, Morgan Ebner ’14, and Claire Faletti ’14. DeCorte, a former QU board member, followed by a tour of the Curia, headquarters of the Franciscans in Rome. Dr. and Mrs. Gervasi joined the group for dinner one night. Living in a foreign country, being in a big city, and even going to a seaside beach were new experiences for at least some of the students. The new experiences proved to be bonding. Boccardi says, “It is amazing how well everyone got along.”

And next year, QU will again have a road leading to Rome. 10

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Chapel and Campus Ministry Host a Variety of Events The QU chapel, a place for worship and praise, is always looking for more students to become involved. In particular, Campus Ministry looks for students to serve as lectors, Eucharistic ministers, singers, musicians, and hospitality greeters during the Sunday evening mass.

Students visited various Quincy locations sharing song and worship.

Campus Ministry offers a variety of other events and activities that encourage student involvement. Franciscan Scholars is a program open to freshmen and sophomores who have a passion for service. Students involved are required to perform a certain number of service hours each semester and then share personal reflections based on their experiences. Those who fulfill these requirements receive financial assistance from the university. The university’s chaplain, Brother Ed Arambasich, hosted Street Retreats this year. During these retreats, students spend the entire day reflecting in prayer as they walk along country roads. Also during the event, students visit a soup kitchen and help in whatever capacity they are needed. A final event that has proved to be very popular among QU students is “Hide and Seek at the Woodland Cemetery.” Students (and some friars) search for a picture or an item that Brother Ed has hidden in the cemetery. The first group to find the item wins a special prize, such as a pizza outing or another meal.

Participants in Br. Ed's Hide and Seek at Woodland Cemetery.

Campus Ministry diligently encourages student participation in everything from masses in the QU chapel to games in the cemetery. Each event offers students the opportunity to have fun and to connect with one another in a spiritual way.

Life-Changing Service Projects over Spring Break “Traveling during spring break is always a good thing, but traveling to go help others is a privilege,” says junior Matthew Meglan, expressing his feelings about service trips made by Quincy University students. Meglan, along with graduate student Jacob McGuire and senior Kevin Hahn, traveled to Louisiana over spring break. During their trip, the group had service opportunities with NO/AIDS Task Force and Project Lazarus. Both New Orleans area organizations serve people who are HIV positive or have AIDS. NO/AIDS Task Force, a not-for-profit group, provides everything from counseling and medical clinics to assistance in finding jobs and housing. The Quincy University students served by organizing shelves, restacking boxes, and aiding the organization in any way possible. They also interacted with many of the residents and learned more about them and their stories. On the last day of the service trip, Meglan, McGuire, and Hahn worked for Project Lazarus, a not-for-profit group that provides alternative housing to people infected with HIV/AIDS. The QU group cleared invasive vines from the local trees and set up new flower beds. This service trip is just one more way Quincy University students help those in need. Each year new service opportunities arise, and with the opportunities comes the chance for students to affect the lives of others while also growing and learning as individuals.

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Left to right: Kevin Hahn ’12, Jacob McGuire ’10, and Matt Meglan ’13.

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S P O R T S U P DAT E

GO HAWKS

Aaron Priestess ’13

Baseball

Late Push Not Enough for Hawks

Drake Austin ’13

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The Quincy baseball team tried to repeat its late season success once again this season but saw its run end short of repeating as Great Lakes Valley Conference tournament champions. The Hawks stood at just 21-18 late in the season before winning their final seven regular season games and entering the GLVC Tournament. The Hawks, who won the GLVC championship in 2011 for the first time since 2000, entered this year as the No. 5 seed but were knocked out early with a pair of losses. Despite the early exit, several Hawk players were honored for the season, including Drake Austin ’13 and Aaron Priestess ’13, who each earned All-Region honors. www.quincy.edu

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Inspired competition on the court, course, and field.

Ashleigh Roscetti ’13

Softball

Starting over With the loss of the program’s all-time home run leader and all-time strikeout leader the Lady Hawk softball team knew the 2012 season would be a trying one. However, the youthful team provided plenty of surprises and hope for the future. The Lady Hawks welcomed in thirteen new players and finished the season with a 26-28 record, advancing to its fourth-straight GLVC Tournament. With more than half the team consisting of new players, the Lady Hawks got off to a slow start, but by the end of the year they had come together. Needing a win on the final day of the regular season the Lady Hawks split with Missouri-St. Louis to secure the final spot into the GLVC Tournament. Freshman pitcher Wendy Macias ’15 added to the 2012 highlights by becoming just the second Lady Hawk pitcher to record a no-hitter, doing so against McKendree University. Macias and Ashleigh Roscetti ’13 were both named to the GLVC West All-Conference team.

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Pam and Leslie Ganer ’12

Tennis

Mart Heinen Awards

Seeing Double, Seeing the Future

Quincy Hands Out Honors for 2011-12 Season

The Quincy tennis programs were at opposite ends of the spectrum this season with the women’s team saying goodbye to a pair of the program’s all-time best players while the men’s team greeted a standout freshman just beginning his career. The women’s team will lose Leslie and Pam Ganer ’12, twin sisters, who have helped lead the Lady Hawk program since their arrival. The duo leave the program among its all-time leaders in both singles and doubles wins, while Pam Ganer capped her career by being named to the GLVC All-Conference team. Ian Hinkamper ’15 meanwhile made an immediate impact for the men’s team and finished with a 15-9 record playing No. 1 singles for the Hawks and garnered AllConference honors as well.

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Ian Hinkamper ’15

Quincy University concluded its 2011-12 athletic season in May with the annual Mart Heinen Awards Dinner. Quincy and the Mart Heinen Booster Club recognized fifty-three senior student-athletes and handed out several team and individual awards. The male and female Mart Heinen Career Achievement Award was presented to men’s basketball player Justin Brock ’12 and women’s basketball player Ali Schwagmeyer ’12. The Brother Clete Van Ackeren Award, presented to the male and female senior students who combine athletic and academic success, was awarded to Joe Ascher ’12 from men’s volleyball and to Megan Wingenbach ’12 from women’s soccer. The St. Francis/St. Clare award, given to the male and female athletes that best represent Franciscan values, was awarded to Courtney Belger ’12 from men’s basketball and to Alicia Bower ’12 from women’s soccer. The final individual award, the Chuck Brady Newcomer Award, was received by Ian Hinkamper ’15 from men’s tennis and by Wendy Macias ’15 from softball. In addition the men’s basketball team was awarded the John Ortwerth Community Service award while the men’s and women’s soccer teams won the Dr. David Edgerly Team GPA award.

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Linsay Henke ’12

Ali Schwagmeyer ’12

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Garber Guides Lady Hawks Back to Dance Last summer was one of change for Quincy women’s basketball head coach Jeni Garber. Making the move from assistant coach to head coach and joining a new program, one could understand if there was a little needed time for an adjustment. However, Coach Garber turned to what she knows best: basketball. And in doing so she continued the resurgence of the Lady Hawk basketball team and guided them to their second consecutive NCAA Tournament and eighth appearance in the last ten years. Garber, who was named the 2011-12 Illinois Basketball Coaches Association Coach of the Year, led the Lady Hawks to a 22-8 overall record and captured the GLVC West Division title with a 15-3 mark. She also helped the Lady Hawks roll off 12 straight wins at one point during the season and had two players, Linsay Henke ’12 and Ali Schwagmeyer ’12, named to the All-Region team. Garber’s 22 wins are tied for the most by a Lady Hawk head coach in their first season, joining Frank Longo who recorded 22 wins in 1979. Jeni Garber

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QU | Chapel Jubilee

A bold friar, his frugal superior, and a shoebox By Joseph Zimmerman, OFM

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If Quincy University has a heart, it would be the St. Francis Solanus Chapel, where so many students have been ushered into the Quincy community and where students, friars, professors, and staff have congregated for a hundred years. This very special place is celebrating its 100th anniversary, still playing its central role in the life of the university. But the last time you visited, you may have gazed upward for inspiration and seen an angel with peeling wings. The chapel desperately needs a facelift, one the university is raising funds for right now. Lucky for QU that the structure’s bones are good and that the last renovation, completed decades ago, was spectacular.

his life assembling lists that no one else ever thought n 1950 a young friar priest named Fr. Thomas could be useful (such as a list of every student who More Brown, OFM, arrived to begin a career ever enrolled at Quincy College), had the answer: a of teaching at Quincy College. In those days, shoebox. Fr. August had been carefully squirreling we used to say, young people were to be seen and away the stipends earned by the friar-priests who not heard. Fr. Tom never heard that saying. He was traveled all around the region offering not only heard, but within a couple of Mass and hearing confessions on years of arriving on campus, he had weekends. come up with the most creative The Quincy College chapel and complete renovation of a had been completed in 1912. worship space that I can think It answered a need that had of. He envisioned taking the been present ever since the college chapel and repainting parish church moved from it so that it would once again next door to the college become what its architect had (where the tower now stands) intended it to be: a Byzantine across Eighteenth Street to Romanesque shrine. Seventeenth and College. Friars in 1956 no doubt During the years from wondered where Fr. Tom 1884 to 1912, the friars and could get the money to do students apparently made a such a project. The friary chapel out of a space on the “guardian” (superior), Fr. third floor of what is now the August Reyling, OFM, a man Fr. Tom Brown altered the main altar east wing of Francis Hall. of few words who had spent to comport with a decree issued by the Second Vatican Council.

(Left and above) Stained-glass windows within the chapel are original to the 1912 construction. (Below) Long friezes of seventy saints line the walls above the windows in the body of the chapel. Known as the Heavenly Procession, the paintings were added during Fr. Brownâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 1956 renovations.

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The original interior of the chapel, shortly after construction in 1912.

The architect for the new chapel was a lay brother, Br. Anselm Wolff, OFM, who had just finished building the magnificent St. Anthony Church on Meramec Street in south St. Louis. The Quincy College chapel became a small copy of that larger church, minus its two steeples. Sadly, Br. Anselm was dead before the chapel was completed. His promising career as an architect was cut short by ill health, and he was never to imitate his older confrere, Br. Adrian Wewer, OFM, who built hundreds of churches and other buildings during his long career in Sacred Heart Province. The college chapel architecture is Romanesque, featuring rounded arches, in contrast to what is often called Midwest

Gothic, featuring pointed arches. However, the original artists who decorated the new chapel apparently did not appreciate the historical roots of the architecture. They covered its walls with what I would describe as German kitsch—pious saints floating on clouds surrounded by pious angels. The old chapel did have one striking feature: an inscription on the arch that frames the entire sanctuary. In Latin it reads: “Remember your Creator in the days of your youth. Fear God, and observe His commandments.” (The students of 1912 would not have been stumped by Latin, then the core of language study.) By the fifties, Fr. August's shoebox was stuffed with about

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The rector of St. Francis Solanus College gives a commission to Br. Anselm Wolff, OFM, to design and build a new chapel.

The chapel is dedicated on the Feast of the Solemnity of St. Joseph, April 28, 1912, as part of the jubilee celebration for the fiftieth anniversary of the founding of Quincy University.

A new two-manual, seven-rank Wicks pipe organ is built in the organ loft, replacing the original instrument installed in 1912.

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$13,000, just shy of the projected $14,000 needed to complete Fr. Tom's inspired paintings, based on churches in Europe. The sum would do, and Fr. Tom farmed the designs out to a firm in Omaha, who painted them on canvas; Fr. Tom had them glued to the walls. The dominant and most striking of these designs is the figure of Christ as “Pantokrator” (“ruler of all”) over the main altar. Fr. Tom copied this from the cathedral of Cefalu on the north coast of Sicily. He got the idea for the procession of seventy saints (thirty-five women on the west and thirty-five men on the east) from a church in Ravenna. The rich blue tapestry design on the walls of the sanctuary came from the mausoleum of Gallia Placidia (the emperor Constantine’s mother) in Ravenna. The repainting, finished in 1955, was Phase One of Fr. Tom’s renovation of the chapel. Phase Two came in 1970, after the Second Vatican Council. Fr. Tom removed the communion rail, extended the sanctuary platform out into the congregation’s space, and turned the pews on either side of the platform so that they faced the altar. In the process he further reduced the size of the old main altar in the apse. Fr. Tom was good at using pieces from the old to make the new. He built the new altar of sacrifice out of pieces of the old altars he deconstructed and did the same to create a credence table, celebrant’s chair, and lectern. But he did not win them all. Fr. Gabriel Brinkman, OFM, a man six and a half feet tall, forced Fr. Tom to raise the height of the movable altar two or three inches. The piece of wood that accomplished this task can still be seen as an extra layer of wood under the altar table. The Quincy University Chapel is the product of a dying architect, an eccentric guardian, and an enterprising young art teacher. There are surely those among us who will continue its story.

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Fr. Tom Brown, OFM, redesigns the interior of the chapel using the Byzantine style. Workmen transform the space to incorporate motifs and iconography from important Italian churches.

With the building of Friars Hall, construction begins on a new choir for use by the friars for prayer. Fr. Brown designs the new choir, which is attached to the east transept of the main chapel.

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Join Us! Quincy University welcomes you back to campus to help celebrate the 100th anniversary of the chapel. Mark your calendar for such events as wedding vow renewals both September 16 (homecoming weekend) and October 7 and as the Mass for the Solemnity of St. Francis of Assisi on October 4. Fr. Joe Zimmerman, OFM, will be give a talk about the chapelâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s architectural and historical significance on September 13. For a full list of events, turn to QU online. There you can also learn how you can help fund the much-needed restoration work of St. Francis Solanus Chapel. For more photos and information on how you can contribute to the restoration of this sacred place, visit us online at www.quincy.edu/chapel

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Further alterations are made to bring the chapel up to date with the new prescriptions decreed by the Second Vatican Council. A new altar, lectern, and chair are made from the wood of the original altars and communion rails. Blue carpet is installed, reinforcing the richness of the sanctuary walls.

The Driscoll Window, a gift from Our Savior Church of Jacksonville, Illinois, is installed at the entrance of the Chapel.

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Trailblazer TERESA KETTELKAMP Complex, nuanced, accomplished By Helen O'Guinn

for Women in Policing. Or you might know her because o start at the heart of Teresa Kettelkamp, start with the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops in 2005 made integrity. She spoke of it in the first sixty seconds her the executive director of its Office of Child and Youth of our interview and no fewer than a half a dozen Protection. The office was created in 2002 in the wake of the more times throughout our conversation. And as I church’s sexual abuse scandal to ensure that every diocese listened, I understood that her integrity is intertwined with was compliant with the church’s policies to protect young her faith. And the two together are her right eye and her left people. eye, her right hand and her left hand, her right foot and her Now twice retired, once from the state police and then left foot. What she sees, what she touches, how she moves from her church position, Kettelkamp has moved back to forward are inspired by integrity and faith. her cozy Cape Cod in Springfield, where you might find Kettelkamp has a favorite prayer, “Prophets of a Future her gardening, taking communion to the Not Our Own,” more commonly called elderly, dining with friends, or visiting with the Romero Prayer. In part it says, “We her children. She has a full life. A very full plant seeds that one day will grow. We life, slices of which we share with you here. water seeds already planted, knowing that they hold future promise. . . . We cannot On career do everything, and there is a sense of Kettelkamp has followed an inspiring liberation in realizing that. This enables us trajectory. In 1974, she took a temporary to do something, and to do it very well.” job with the Illinois Bureau of Investigation If you know Kettelkamp’s name, you (IBI), planning to start law school in probably know it for her trailblazing role about a year. In an era of overt sex in policing. The 1974 Quincy graduate discrimination, she discovered that has received the Illinois State Police investigative agents were paid the same Achievement Medal on four separate no matter their gender, so she applied to occasions, along with a slew of other be one and was accepted for the class of awards including the Breaking the Glass 1976. She had no women mentors but was Kettelkamp recalls being one of only two women Ceiling Award from the National Center fortunate to have men who were supportive in her graduating class from an FBI academy.

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and gender blind. Reflecting upon that time, she says, “I think as females we had advantages because there were so few of us. You could catch people’s attention. But if you didn’t do well, it reflected on the entire gender.” It was sometimes tough to be heard as a woman in a man’s world. “One time I came home and my mom asked me why I was talking so loud. I pondered that and realized that when I was at meetings I would make a suggestion and get ignored. A man would make the same suggestion and it would be heard. I began to compensate by talking louder.” In the late seventies, the IBI agents combined with the Illinois State Police detectives, and over the years, the percentage of women rose. Kettelkamp says (really too modestly), “There were a couple of bumps in the road; I helped pave the way.” Kettelkamp served for twenty-nine years and was the first woman to obtain the rank of colonel in the Illinois State Police. Her police work, including experience with internal investigations, some church-related work she did after leaving the force, and her Catholicism made her the ideal candidate for the position with the Office of Child and Youth Protection. She notes the similarities between the police and the church: “Both [organizations] are dominated by white males. Everyone wears uniforms and you can tell who they are by their uniform.” On family “I had great role models. My parents worked hard, they paid their bills, and they were involved in the church.” Kettelkamp regularly visits her mother who is now in a nursing home. Her father died in 1984, just a month before the birth of Kettelkamp’s son, Zachary. Like other single moms, Kettelkamp juggled professional responsibilities and home life and is proud of the way Zachary and his older sister, Katie, turned out. She says, “I’ve tried to give my children gifts of experience rather than gifts of stuff. I hope that those experiences have enriched their lives.” Today Zachary works for Sysco, the food-service company, coaches high school football, and has a lawn-service business. Katie works at a residential facility for at-risk young people. On faith Faith, she believes, is initially a gift but one you can work on. Again, her parents are her role models. “My mother is a powerful prayer warrior. She got cancer in her eighties. She said, ‘I don’t think cancer has anything to do with me. I think God allowed me to have it so those younger women in their sixties who get cancer can look at me and know they can survive.’ There is a mentor.” Her father, too, was a strong QUniverse | Summer 2012

Kettelkamp hopes she has shown her daughter, Katie, also a QU graduate, that you can sustain friendships over the decades.

Catholic and always told his children to “keep the faith.” Kettelkamp attends mass and prays regularly. And she thinks about faith and what it means to her life. “I have lived long enough to know that our decisions do have eternal consequences. We aren’t here to do our bidding; we are here to do our creator’s bidding.” A priest once asked Kettelkamp if seeing the seedy side of the church had affected her faith. Kettelkamp replied that her faith was not based on people “but on the precepts of the religion and Jesus Christ. My faith is deeper than that.” On Quincy University Kettelkamp believes that QU “prepared me to think independently. It gave me the confidence and skills to progress in life.” It also gave her some of her greatest friendships. “I have kept a very special group of friends from Quincy. We initially met in the Garner dorm and then moved to Lind Street suites and finally a house.” The group still gathers, most recently in the Hill, the Italian area of St. Louis, where they dined at Rigazzi’s. “I hope I have shown my daughter [also a Quincy grad] that you can sustain friendships through the decades. You move away, your lives take different turns, but some people stay with you.” Kettelkamp sums up life so far so well: “I have been fortunate to be involved in things that make a positive difference in the world.” www.quincy.edu

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T h e C h ron ic l e s Of

StrudwicK The TALE of a li v ely p rofessor —vastly abr i d g e d

By Barb Schleppenbach, PhD

rancis Hall Room 432 is a serious place as the students in TRS 370 vigorously discuss the meaning of a passage composed by C.S. Lewis. Transported “to Narnia and beyond,” they encounter an intricate web of ideas and connect with great minds, past and present. It’s also a place where laughter is apt to break out as Dr. Daniel Strudwick concludes with one of his occasional pasta-cooking tips, gleaned from the Italian kitchen of his childhood home or the restaurants in which he worked on route to earning a PhD. Or perhaps he’s fielding a question about Christian eschatology—or the reason he rides a motorcycle to work almost every day despite Quincy’s unpredictable midwestern climate. Strudwick, assistant professor of theology and director of the honors program, easily balances the profound with the light-hearted to create an exciting experience of learning. Whether he’s teaching an introductory survey or an intensive study, like the C.S. Lewis course, Strudwick imparts to his students a challenge to “live with passion, study with intensity and to undertake the difficult task of integrating knowledge.” Born in New Jersey, Strudwick spent much of his youth with his parents and two younger siblings near Phoenix, where the family still lives. Called to the spiritual life early in high school, he spent his college years in a seminary situated within the monastic community of St. Meinrad. “I lived with 500-plus men atop a hill in southern Indiana,” he recalls. “Our life consisted in praying, studying, and arguing.” Strudwick learned to disagree while maintaining charity: “We may have argued in

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the evening, but we still had to come together for common prayer in the morning.” Strudwick took a break from seminary, then attended Seton Hall (New Jersey) before being asked by Cardinal McCarrick to study in Rome, where he completed a bachelor of sacred theology in the Pontifical Gregorian University. At this point, he recognized his call to married life and to teaching. He and his wife, Amanda, have three children Daniel Leonard (five), Trinity Eve (three) and Maria Brielle (born in early June). After earning a PhD in systematic theology from Duquesne University (Pittsburgh) in 2007, Strudwick joined the QU faculty in 2008, drawn by “the notable concern of my colleagues to work on excellence in pedagogy. Students really do come first here,” he observes. “I think they know and appreciate that fact.” Dr. Strudwick with honor students (left to right): Kevin Hahn ’12, Amanda Gallaher ’12, The honors program is a stellar example of QU’s approach Luke Weaver ’12, and Victoria Melville ’12. to nurturing each student to achieve distinctive academic success. In the past six years, the program has grown from how to use their gifts to contribute to the common good.… 26 students to 155, and Strudwick has directed it for the past This is no small task, but to those to whom much is given, two. much is expected.” He attributes the program’s expansion to “great In his own classes, Strudwick combines high expectations momentum due to the work of Dr. Michael Lopez Kaley,” with a warmly affirmative spirit. He enjoys teaching the his immediate predecessor. “Dr. Gervasi has done so much first-year survey course because it enables him to help a to advance the reputation of our university,” he adds, also large number of students orient successfully to university crediting Dr. Reed, vice life and to the study of president for academic theology. At the upper affairs, and the QU division, he treasures the Admissions team for experience of teaching emphasizing academic the Narnia class as well excellence. Furthermore, as Theology of Death, an “our faculty members exploration of life’s final, work hard and pride transcendental mystery. themselves on making the In all his endeavors, classroom a place where he reminds QU students — Daniel Strudwick, PhD students are challenged.” to maintain a healthy The honors students, in balance, to make great turn, “love that challenge friends, to exercise their and want to do great things in life. They make me laugh a bodies and their spirits as well as their minds. He takes good deal of the time due to their creative thinking and good inspiration from one of his mentors, the late Fr. Norris hearted nature,” Strudwick observes. Striving to continually Clarke, who often compared life to a journey. move the program to the next level of quality, he focuses on “Fr. Clarke used to quote Admiral Nimitz, who said, ‘We the ideal of “Honors” within a Franciscan context. should steer our course by the fixed stars and not by the lights “All people are drawn to God through what we call the of every passing ship,’” Strudwick states. “We come from transcendentals—Beauty, Truth, Goodness, and Unity,” God as our source, and we return to him as our end. If you he explains. For Francis of Assisi, Goodness was most remember this, your life will be an incredible journey.” important, so Strudwick sees the uniquely Franciscan goal of QU honors as calling each student “to think deeply about

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Friar as Architect Could we celebrate the chapel without celebrating Father Tom Brown’s contributions to it? No. Here is a man, a model for anyone trying to fit their own gifts into the matrix of the needs of others. By Fr. Joseph Zimmerman

n the sanctuary wall of the First Union Congregational Church in Quincy there is a cross, carved from two massive pieces of wood. The artist was Fr. Tom Brown, OFM. The cross is a symbol of Fr. Tom’s outreach in the Quincy religious community and to the way he used his art to cross boundaries of religion and generation. His reputation throughout the area rested on his originality in using a variety of art forms to beautify churches undergoing renovation after the Second Vatican Council. His being awarded the Quincy University Excellence in Teaching Award in 1992 speaks to his ability to relate to his students. And he never shied from new challenges. Shortly before he died in 1994, Fr. Tom was experimenting with computer art. Fr. Tom, who was born in Gary, Indiana, in 1922, began his priestly career with the desire to teach theology. Instead, immediately after his ordination in 1949, the Franciscan Provincial superior sent him to Quincy College to teach art. This arranged marriage developed into real love and great fruitfulness. Not only did he create original works of sculpture, painting, and photography, but also he shaped the interior decoration of Quincy for years. Fr. Gabriel Brinkman, OFM, president of the college for two six-year terms, used to say that women hated Fr. Tom’s color schemes but men liked them. The men won out. That is until a new president came on the scene who “knew not Fr. Tom,” and the orange tones gave way to white. 26

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Fr. Tom’s masterpiece is undoubtedly the university’s chapel, described elsewhere in this issue. The last piece he worked on, dedicated just a few weeks before his death, is the Windows to the Future stainless steel sculpture in front of Willer Hall. But smaller evidences of his productivity showed up in offices all over the campus—bronze sculptures of saints, wooden carvings, and photographs of scenes in the Quincy area as well as scenes from Fr. Tom’s overseas travels. I have always thought that one of his finest carvings was a figure of St. Francis fashioned from a single log about ten feet high. Francis is standing with his arms stretched straight over his head. Fr. Tom mounted this carving in the yard of the Camp on the Bay, a camp then owned by the university on Quincy Bay, the scene of many faculty cookouts and parties.

Fr. Brown painting a mural of Assisi inside Quincy’s Friars’ Hall, circa 1975.

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The statue was standing at the center of a semicircle of tall cottonwood trees, trees I had never noticed until he put the statue of Francis in its middle. He took great care to anchor the carving in a concrete base, which reminded one of a tooth, with its roots extending out into the earth. Unfortunately, the floods rotted the statue at its base and it apparently floated away and was never seen again. When the Franciscan Province of the Sacred Heart decided in 1963 to build a seminary a mile north of campus, Fr. Tom was asked to create the windows for its chapel. This involved designing thirty-two windows three feet wide and fifteen feet high, as well as another sixteen smaller three-by-three windows. He chose the glass from a thousand samples and had it fabricated by Winterich’s, a stained-glass establishment near Cleveland. The result is a riot of brilliant color, tamed to become part of a story of the life of Mary, the seven sacraments of the Church, the “last things” (death, judgment, heaven, hell), and the set I think he must have enjoyed making most: Francis’s Canticle of the Creatures (Canticle of the Sun). Every couple of years Fr. Tom managed to take off on a tour of some faraway place: Europe, Asia, Latin America. He said that he needed to refresh the slides he used in his art appreciation class. I could never figure out where he got the money for these trips. I finally concluded that Fr. Tom was one of those people who could motivate others to support what he was doing—an “if you build it they will come” mentality. The figures of Mary and Joseph that hang today near the elevator outside the chapel were another project that he prided himself on. The statue of Mary is a little shocking: There is no disguising the fact that she has breasts. Joseph’s hands are disproportionately large, Fr. Tom’s way of saying, I think, that this man and woman used the basic elements of their humanity to shield and nurture the Word made Flesh. If they could do it, so can we. He was greatly distressed one day to discover that the statue of Mary had disappeared from the chapel wall. She was found hiding in the chapel confessional. Someone was evidently trying to make a point, although none of us were ever quite clear what that point was. Fr. Tom’s life as a teacher ended rather quickly. It could not have been more than one or two years from the time when he began to be slowed down and the time when he was forced to move to a nursing facility, where he died in just a few weeks. He was able to travel to Quincy for the dedication of Windows to the Future. His future with God was to begin just days from that joyful event. QUniverse | Summer 2012

Artwork by Fr. Tom Brown, from left to right, top to bottom: carved figure of the Virgin Mary, wooden cross in First Union Congregational Church; stained-glass window from North Campus chapel; painting of St. Francis after death; Windows to the Future sculpture on Quincy’s campus.

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Tom Gorell ’63, National Alumni Board member and his wife, Violette, hosted a small gathering of QU alums in their Fort Collins, Colorado, home in March. From left: Alex Wieser ’07, Sarah Blickhan ’08, Janise Denton, Paul Brown ’65, Violette Gorell, and Tom Gorell ’63.

60s | PROFILE Tom ’68 and Sue (Traylor) Jandris ’69 Just a few weeks into his freshman year at Quincy, Tom Jandris and a group of friends spent a late night at “The Barn” dance hall. Here, through common friends, Tom met Sue Traylor, a high school senior and lifelong resident of Quincy. Tom (a Cicero, Illinois, native) and Sue hit it off right away and began dating not long after. Since Sue was only a high school senior and would ultimately spend her freshman year at Western Illinois, it would actually be another two years before Tom and Sue were together as Quincy students. Tom graduated with a degree in history in 1968 and Sue in 1969 with a degree in elementary education. They were married in the Quincy College Chapel on May 17, 1969—exactly one day before Sue’s graduation ceremony—by Father John Joseph “J. J.” Lakers, a teacher and mentor to both during their college years. Both Tom and Sue are recently retired: Sue from her teaching career and Tom from several years as a transportation dispatcher. They’ve resided in Berwyn, Illinois, for the past thirty-seven years and have two adult children and four grandchildren.

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Fr. Philibert Hoebing, OFM, ’46 celebrated his seventieth jubilee in 2012. Fr. Phil has been semiretired since 2000 and professor emeritus since 2011, with residence at Holy Cross Friary in Quincy.

The National Association of Professional Women honored Frances Nessler Karnes ’60 of Hattiesburg, Miss., as the 2011/2012 Professional Woman of the Year in Education. Karnes recently had a part in writing a chapter in the book Identification–The Theory and Practice of Identifying Students for Gifted and Talented Education Services, published by Creative Learning Press and edited by Scott Hunsaker. The chapter is entitled “Identification of the Gifted: an Overview of Legal Issues.” The focus of the chapter is to review selected due-process hearings and court cases focusing on the identification of gifted children and youth.

’50s Fr. John Ostdiek, OFM, ’50 celebrated seventy years as a member of the Franciscan Friars of the Sacred Heart Province in 2012. Fr. John is retired and resides at the Holy Cross Friary in Quincy. Bob Stark ’50 sadly reports the passing of his wife, Virginia “Ginny” Marie Stark, on February 4, 2012, San Mateo, Calif. Ginny was a secretary in the athletic department of Quincy from 1969 until her retirement in 1988. Kenneth Heinze ’57 married Bessie Gibson on November 7, 2011, in Quincy. Ken is retired from Allsteel Inc. in Aurora, Ill. John “Cy” ’57 and Sydney Green Walsh ’57 were awarded the Mathew 25 Medallion by the Diocese of San Diego for their work in various church ministries. A mass and celebration was held on the University of San Diego campus in their honor. Father Thomas Fox, OFM, ’59 celebrated fifty years as a priest on June 13, 2012, in Indianapolis. Fr. Tom has spent the last year as a parochial vicar at St. Francis Solanus Parish in Quincy. He expects to be receiving a new assignment this summer.

Frances Nessler Karnes ’60

Jean Collins ’61 sadly reports the passing of her son, Michael Frank DeLaurentis, forty-eight, on Thanksgiving Day 2011 in Chicago. Ken ’62 and Sandra Calcaterra Elbert ’62 celebrated fifty years of marriage on May 19, 2012, in Columbia, Mo. Rich Elbert ’65 and his wife, Mary, celebrated forty years of marriage on May 12, 2012, in Washington, Mo.

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’70s J. V. Springman ’70 sadly reports the passing of his mother, June E. Springman, on February 13, 2012, Alton, Ill. Carol Trone Krews ’71 of Bridgeton, Mo., is enjoying retirement from work in mental health and substance abuse services. She is now able to spend more time with her granddaughter. Nancy Knoche Crow ’73, Quincy University associate librarian, recently attended the Illinois Library Association Conference in Rosemont, Ill., where she presented a session titled “Patron Driven Acquisitions.” Dr. William Baker ’73 is a manager of enterprise operations with Medco Health Solutions in Las Vegas, Nev. Tom Bentley ’74 retired June 1, 2012, after thirty-two years of service with Consolidated High School as a teacher and athletic trainer in Palos Heights, Ill. Ann Tracy Mueller ’74 retired from thirteen years of service with Country Financial in Bloomington, Ill., and relocated to the Lake of the Ozarks. Mueller is co-editor, Health Card Communication News, for Ragan Communication in Chicago. Lindell Shumake ’76 of Hannibal, Mo., is a member of the Missouri House of Representatives. Lindell represents the Sixth District, encompassing all or portions of Marion and Ralls Counties in northeast Missouri.

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Gary Bracy ’77 of Quincy was a recipient of the John Wood Community College’s 2011 Faculty and Staff Member of the Year Award. Tim Pender ’79 sadly reports the passing of his mother, Dolores Pender, on May 11, 2012, Oak Lawn, Ill. Thomas Poterucha ’79 of Rochester, Minn., was named one of the best doctors by the Minneapolis/ St. Paul Business Journal. In addition, he won the Mayo Clinic Department of Medicine Laureate Award. Judy Genenbacher Yeast ’79, associate director of Campus Recreation at Western Illinois University, was honored for her service and contributions to the recreation sports field by the Illinois Intramural-Recreational Sports Association. Yeast, who has been at WIU for thirty years, was named the Illinois Intramural-Recreational Sports Association Service Award recipient for 2011.

’80s Jan Douglass ’81 of Lebanon, Ill., is a health educator at St. Clair County Health Department in Belleville, Ill.

70s | PROFILE Kent ’72 and Coleen (Kelly) Mast ’74 Kent Mast and Coleen Kelly met at Quincy in 1971 in P.E. class. Kent was a senior, and Coleen, a sophomore. Realizing they had more in common than a shared major, the two fell in love and were married on May 17, 1974—just two days before Coleen’s graduation—in the Quincy Chapel. “I spent a lot of time in the chapel while I was a student. I often attended the daily Mass before lunch and would try to schedule my classes so they ended before Mass,” Coleen says. “My parents had both attended QU, so I even used to visit the chapel when we visited Quincy when we were growing up.” Kent and Coleen began their married life in Quincy. Kent, a lifelong Quincy resident, taught at Quincy Junior High and recent grad Coleen, a Chicago native, found a teaching job right across the street from Quincy at St. Francis School. Today, the Masts reside in Frankfort, Illinois, and have three married children and another two in college. Coleen and Kent still make regular trips back to Quincy, always making sure to visit the Quincy University Chapel.

Dena King Tucker ’81 and her husband, Gail, celebrated twenty-five years of marriage on April 11, 2012. Tucker retired after thirty years as a teacher at Hannibal Middle School. She is a substitute teacher and a volunteer at the Sweetest Thing Bakery and Donut Shop in Hannibal, Mo. Missy Dixon Gibson ’82 of Godfrey, Ill., is an elementary co-teaching coordinator for Alton Community School District #11 in Alton, Ill.

Quincy alumni got together in Chicago. From left: Mrs. Tom Collins, Tom Collins ’66, Kathy Kordek Petrash ’65, Donna Ryan Zastro ’65, Jim Prow ’66, and Earl Zastro ’66.

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80s | PROFILE David and Becky (Steffensmeier) Grimm ’82 David and Becky’s relationship actually goes back even further than their years at Quincy. The couple started dating during their senior year in high school. Becky attended Quincy Notre Dame and David attended Quincy High School. It wasn’t until their years at Quincy, however, that their relationship grew into love. David and Becky graduated in 1982 and David proposed on Christmas of that same year. The couple moved to Davenport, Iowa, where Becky pursued and earned her doctor of chiropractic medicine from Palmer College of Chiropractic, and David started his own real estate business. On May 10, 1986, they returned to Quincy for their wedding in the Quincy College Chapel where Father Tom Brown served as officiant. “We wanted to get married there because it was the beginning of our lives together,” David says, “and it was where our dreams began.” David and Becky reside in Quincy to this day. Becky is the co-owner of Quincy’s Gem City Chiropractic and David is the coowner of Quincy Real Estate Inc.

Attorney Rick Gibson ’82 of Godfrey, Ill., has his own law practice in Wood River, Ill. Mary Ann Buening Kroshinsky ’82 and her husband, Karl, celebrated twenty-five years of marriage on May 30, 2012, in Quincy. Kerry Klbecka ’83 is the accounts payable representative for Aon in Glenview, Ill. Pamela Brown ’84 of Quincy was elected as association treasurer to the American Nurses Association House of Delegates. Esy Chalabiani ’84 received his twenty-five year service pin with Quincy University. Chalabiani is supervisor of housekeeping. Thomas Eling ’84 is a partner with Eikill & Schilling Ltd. in Duluth, Minn. Gayle Gaydos Tenhouse ’85 served as the musical director of the orchestra at the February student production of The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, the Broadway Musical, at the Quincy Community Theatre. Caroline Collins, PhD, ’86 received her five-year service pin with Quincy University, where she is an assistant professor of English. Mike Elbe ’86 of Quincy is the vice president for student services at John Wood Community College. Lori White Harrison ’86 and her husband, Robert, announce the birth of Sophia Lauren Marie on November 11, 2011, Australia.

Jerilyn Bozarth Dufresne ’69 is the proud owner of Gus, a certified therapy dog. An outpatient therapist at Transitions and in her fourth year as an adjunct faculty at Quincy University, Dufresne takes Gus along to work and class as much as possible. Certified through Therapy Dogs International, spunky little Gus loves to help people feel better.

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Joyce Hildebrand ’87, a registered nurse and community outreach educator for the Blessing Cancer Center, has retired after more than twenty-nine years of service to Blessing Hospital in Quincy.

David Gamperl ’89 and his wife, Anna, announce the birth of Gabriella Britton on November 28, 2011, Chicago. Elizabeth Taliaferro Keavney, PhD, ’89 of Lakewood, Calif., earned Advanced Facilitator Certification at University of Phoenix, where she is an adjunct instructor. Keavney also teaches at American Public University/American Military University and Kaplan University as an adjunct. Sue Rummenie Winking ’89 sadly reports the passing of her mother, Phyllis Rummenie, on February 18, 2012, Quincy.

’90s Paula Garner Connell ’91 was recognized by St. Vincent’s Home in Quincy for three years of service. Eric Elbert ’91 of Midlothian, Va., is owner of Hearing Aid Centers of Richmond. Elbert and his wife, Gina, have a two-year-old son, Patrick Jeffery “P. J.” Major Greg Venvertloh ’93 of the U.S. Army recently returned safely from his tour in Iraq. He is now the director of public safety for Augustana College in Rock Island, Ill. Kris Ormond Fuhrken ’96 and her husband, Tim, announce the birth of twins, Samantha and Vince, on August 3, 2011, Shawnee, Kan. Ann Killday Ramsey ’96 of Quincy was recently recognized for ten years of service as an insurance manager with Cornerstone Dental Health.

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Carrie Witt Engstrom ’97 and her husband, Mark, announce the birth of Gertrude Margaret on January 12, 2012, Seattle, Wash. Gertrude joins older siblings Zachary and Josie. Amy Peters Wolff ’97 and her husband, Dan, announce the birth of Calvin Joseph on June 28, 2011, Ballwin, Mo. Calvin joins big brother Nathan, two. Susan Smith Hummelsheim ’98 received her five-year service pin with Quincy University, where she works with accounts receivable/ Perkins loans in the Business Office. Ken Ruzicka ’98 is a sales engineer for Nautel Limited at its Quincy location. Matt Bergman ’99 was promoted to director of advancement for Quincy University Office of Advancement. Megan Boccardi, PhD, ’99 received the 2012 QU Franciscan Service Award during the university’s End of the Year Reception. Boccardi is an assistant professor of history at Quincy University. John ’99 and Heather Genebacher Boualavong ’07 announce the birth of Cash Jaxon on November 28, 2011, Quincy. Curt ’99 and Kei Boone Foppe ’02 announce the birth of Hayden on November 3, 2011, Yuma, Ariz. Hayden joins big brother Luke, five. Mark McDowell ’99 was named principal of Quincy Notre Dame High School on July 1, 2012. Monica Esela Wieneke ’99 and her husband, Chris, announce the birth of Harper on March 11, 2011, Springfield, Ill. Harper joins big brother Spencer, two. Monica is a teacher at Glenwood High School, Chatham, Ill. QUniverse | Summer 2012

’00s Sarah Neuberger Coniglio ’00 and her husband, Peter, announce the birth of Nora Margaret on January 17, 2012, Omaha, Neb. Nora joins older siblings Clare, Tony, and Dominic. Benjamin Edwin Hobbs ’00 married Amelia Diane “Amy” Hollenberg on December 23, 2011, Quincy. Kobi Blair ’01 and her husband, Ryan, announce the birth of Jett on March 7, 2012, Quincy. Jett joins older siblings Kayla, Jade, and Jacie. Kraig ’01 and Natalie Craven Genenbacher ’03 announce the birth of Collin James on March 24, 2011, Quincy. Collin joins big sister Taylor, four. Jacob Greving ’01 is an English teacher at Hannibal High School, Hannibal, Mo. Gina Schmidt Sheurman ’01 of Griggsville, Ill., is an executive director at Pike County Economic Development Corporation in Pittsfield, Ill. Keith Wiemelt ’01 and his wife, Bonnie, announce the birth of their daughter on March 29, 2012, Quincy. Amy Makarewicz Wiewel ’01 and her husband, Stephen, announce the birth of Quin on March 3, 2012, Quincy. Quin joins big brothers, Abram, five, and Thomas, three. Amy is a teacher at St. Dominic School. Julie Zinn Boll ’02 received the 2012 QU Franciscan Service Award during the Quincy University End of the Year Reception. Boll is a grant writer for university advancement.

Shark House roommates gathered in Chicago in June 2011. Posing here at Buckingham Fountain, from left: Anne Fechter Goodwillie ’83, Sandy Slater Albert ’84, Missy Beck Biethman ’83, Jeanne Hartung Lievre ’83, Kathy Cowell Klevorn ’83, Marie Pender Bernier ’83, and Carol Reinhart Finnegan ’83.

90s | PROFILE Scott and Doris (McClean) Gregory ’93 Scott Gregory and Doris McClean came to Quincy as freshmen in 1989, but it would be another three and a half years before their paths would cross. They met during their final semester at Quincy in a course taught by Dr. Richard Magliari. After graduation in 1993, St. Louis native Scott remained in Quincy and accepted a job with Gardner Denver. Doris accepted a position in Dallas, which didn’t start until July, and worked as a waitress in Quincy during the interim. The couple began dating only five days before Doris’s departure. Doris packed her car and headed for Dallas on a Monday, ready (or not!) to begin the new chapter in her life. Halfway to Dallas, she stopped to call Scott and after a lengthy conversation, they both decided that Dallas was not right for the Quincy native. She turned around and headed back to the Gem City. On January 21, 1995, Scott and Doris were married in the Quincy University Chapel by Fr. Aaron Pembleton. The Gregorys have lived and traveled all over the country and currently reside in Houston with their three children: Hanna (age fourteen), Cameron (age twelve), and Jack (age six).

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Sherrie Matthews ’85, president of PrintSolutions, Inc., in Crown Point, Indiana, announces that her company has received national recognition. It was selected as one of the nation’s top 500 women-owned businesses in 2012 by DiversityBusiness.com., and it has been named among the top 2 percent of all women-owned businesses nationwide by the Women’s Business Development Center.

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Jenny Kletz Sheely ’04 and her husband, Tim, announce the birth of Jace Ian on December 2, 2011, Quincy. Jace joins big sister Kayle, four.

Kristin Humphrey Jurcik ’02 and her husband, Alexander, announce the birth of Kelsey Elizabeth on July 22, 2011, Schaumberg, Ill.

Brock ’04 and Jennifer Arnold Sousa ’07 announce the birth of Mackenzie on February 23, 2012, Quincy.

Amy Sorn Salamon ’02 of Rock City, Ill., is a Spanish paraprofessional in the Winnebago School District.

Andy Tappe ’04 is a commercial loan officer with Heartland Bank and Trust Company in Quincy.

Jennifer Truitt ’02 sadly reports the passing of her father, Lee “Jr” Truitt, on Sunday, December 11, 2011, Quincy.

Stephanie Baker ’05 married Adam Whitney on May 19, 2012, Quincy. Deanna Henriksen ’05 of Wheaton, Ill., married Jeremy Bero on July 22, 2011. Deanna is a teacher at Lincoln Elementary School.

Trevor and Jescie (Wiley) Pullinger ’10

Amy Fagan Cragg’ 03 and her husband, David, announce the birth of Madalynn on January 18, 2012, Knoxville, Tenn. Maddie joins big brothers, David and Mason.

Quincy University Chapel holds a special place in the hearts of Trevor and Jescie Pullinger. Not only were they married there during their shared senior year, but they also met there during their freshman year in 2006 at a Sunday night mass where Trevor played the guitar as part of QU’s music ministry. Throughout their college careers, they spent countless hours in the Quincy University Chapel for weekly masses and various Campus Ministry initiatives.

Jason Costigan ’06 and his wife, Nicole, announce the birth of Molly JoAnn on December 14, 2011, Quincy. Molly joins big brother Jack.

Matt ’03 and Mya McDonald Spector ’03 announce the birth of Nora Kathryn on December 5, 2011, Ann Arbor, Mich. Nora joins big brothers, Bradley and Nicholas.

Heidi Knuffman Easterling ’06 and her husband, Ramsay, announce the birth of their daughter on March 4, 2012, Quincy.

In 2009, Jescie was confirmed in the Quincy University Chapel and the two were married shortly thereafter on November 28, 2009. “The Chapel added so much beauty to our wedding day,” Jescie says. “To this day, I can hear our vows and promises made to each other echo when we visit for mass.” Currently, Trevor works as the Director of Faith Formation and Youth Minister at All Saints Catholic Church in Keokuk, Iowa, and Jescie is a Member Service Representative at United Community Credit Union in Quincy. The Pullingers live in Quincy with their two children, Elijah and Emma, and together they still attend mass at the Quincy University Chapel every Sunday.

Dani Ley Earnst ’02 and her husband, Jeff, announce the birth of Logan Jeffrey on January 16, 2012, Quincy.

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Julia Wodrich ’03 married Matthew George Ballard on November 12, 2011, Quincy. Cristina Padavic Frese ’04 and her husband, Andrew, announce the birth of Joseph Andrew Frese on March 30, 2012, Quincy. Angel Heming ’04 of Winchester, Ill., was promoted to administrator at Community Living Options. She leads four group homes for developmentally disabled adults in Beardstown and Carthage, Ill. Sarah McEntee Pruett ’04 and her husband, Elisha, announce the birth of Evan on January 17, 2012, Quincy.

Brian Forrest ’06 married Brook Graham on April 7, 2012, St. Louis. Meghan Terry Goehl ’06 and her husband, Cory, announce the birth of Gracie on February 10, 2012, Quincy. Melissa Unger Meyers ’06 and her husband, Cory, announce the birth of Maxwell Robert on January 19, 2012, Waterloo, Ill. Maxwell joins big brother Camden. Crystal Fischer Sutter ’06 and her husband, Jared, announce the birth of Chandler Jacob on January 4, 2012, Quincy. Chandler joins big sister Taylor. Crystal recently received her five-year service pin with Quincy University, where she is director of campus and community events.

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Brent Zanger ’06 and his wife, Joy, announce the birth of their son on March 14, 2012, Quincy. Sara Bardy ’07 recently earned her master of science in education in counseling from Quincy University. Ben Braun ’07 married Jenn Orrico ’09 on June 2, 2012, Quincy. Ben is the coordinator of alumni services at Quincy University and recently received his masters of science in education with an emphasis in leadership. Jenn is a laboratory technician at Prince Agri Products. Derek Hauk ’07 is a youth counselor with Chaddock in Quincy. Barbara Munie ’07 announces the birth of Kolton Dean Corby on December 13, 2011, Pocahontas, Ill. Alicia Ordner ’07 married Jacob Schmidt on June 2, 2012, Sigel, Ill. Noelle Pagliara ’07 of Quincy recently received her masters of education degree with an emphasis in literacy at Hannibal LaGrange University, Hannibal, Mo.

Garret Ruffin ’07 of Quincy served as the rehearsal and orchestra pianist at the February student production of The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, the Broadway Musical, at the Quincy Community Theatre. Billy Schaffer ’07 of Quincy married Jena Dingerson on April 3, 2012, in Las Vegas. Billy is the assistant director of admissions/ transfer coordinator at CulverStockton College. Ryan ’07 and Kari Bakken Walker ’06 announce the birth of Marcus James on April 19, 2012, Boiling Springs, S.C., Marcus joins big brother Mason, two. Jenny Wilson Whitfield ’07 and her husband, Mike, announce the birth of Jayden on December 9, 2011, Wayland, Mo. Charles Barko ’08 of Williamsport, Pa., is a business development field associate for Halliburton Energy Services in Muncy, Pa. Kelle Glosemeyer Beswick ’08 and her husband, Ross, announce the birth of Ava on April 12, 2012, Quincy. Kameron Bridgeman ’08 of Quincy married Megan Lynn Drage on September 10, 2011, in Florida. Mike Colombo ’08 is a reporter for KMOV-TV in St. Louis. Ally Favre ’08 married Matt Maxfield on May 11, 2012, St. Louis.

Quincy University alumni and current students combined their talents to help make up the pit orchestra of the recent student production of The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, the Broadway Musical at the Quincy Community Theatre. Gayle Gaydos Tenhouse ’85 (top left) served as the musical director of the orchestra, and Garret Ruffin ’07 (top right) served as the rehearsal and orchestra pianist. Also pictured, from left: guitarists Kody Roberts ’14 and Spencer Smith ’14.

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James ’08 and Erica Johnston Huneke ’08 announce the birth of their daughter on April 11, 2012, Quincy. Jamie Harris Lash ’08 and her husband, Kevin, announce the birth of Avery on February 12, 2012, Quincy.

Chris Leonard ’08 and his wife, Melissa, announce the birth of Harrison David on February 27, 2012, Louisville, Ky. Brian ’08 and Michel Armstrong Lewton ’10 announce the birth of Landrey on January 17, 2012, Quincy. Mallory Littlejohn ’08 earned her juris doctor from the John Marshall Law School, Chicago. Melissa Drew Roush ’08 and her husband, Matthew, announce the birth of Sydney on January 11, 2012, Quincy. Sydney joins big brother Alexander. Kristin Soebbing ’08 was named Blessing Hospital’s Registered Nurse of the Year on May 3, 2012, Quincy. Stephanie Sullivan ’08 of Quincy is the administrative assistant to the general manager at the Quincy Herald-Whig. Penny Venverloth Weiman ’08 and her husband, Matt, announce the birth of Addison Weiman on January 5, 2012, Quincy. Dawn Niffen Gamble ’09 and her husband, Jacob, announce the birth of Gabriella Jada Gamble on November 7, 2011, Quincy. Mackenzie Kroeger Kammerer ’09 and her husband, Logan, announce the birth of Aria Leigh on November 24, 2011, Quincy. John McTighe ’09 married Mary Golly on May 12, 2012, Chicago. Ty Neumann ’09 married Lauren Kerkhoff on May 5, 2012, Quincy. Ty is a fleet manager for Foodliner Inc. in Dubuque, Iowa. Jeremy Saunders ’09 of Warren, Ill., is president, CEO, and founder of Party Bomb Energy Shots.

Chris Yeagle ’09 is a local sales assistant/marketing and research director with WAND-TV in Decatur, Ill.

’10s Raleigh Daves ’10 married Jessica Truster ’10 on June 30, 2012, Davenport, Fla. Raleigh is a businesseducation teacher and assistant varsity football and track coach at Lake Gibson High School. Jessica is a fifth-grade teacher at Apopka Elementary. Toni Eye ’10 married Russell Long on May 12, 2012, in Riviera Maya, Mexico. Toni is an account manager II with Coca-Cola Refreshments, Quincy. Ashley Morris ’10 is a store manager at Anticipation as well as a photographer and graphic designer with Ashley Nicole Photography & Design, Quincy. Jordan Slee ’10 and his wife, Shannon, announce the birth of Desmond Patrick on February 29, 2012, Quincy. Aaron ’10 and Maggie Schuering Strong ’03 announce the birth of Cecilia on March 8, 2012, Quincy. Cecilia joins big brothers, Alex, five, and Charlie, two. Joe Wagner ’10 graduated with his master of arts in liturgical studies from the University of St. Mary of the Lake, Mundelein, Ill. He will be returning to the University of St. Mary of the Lake to study for the Catholic priesthood for the Diocese of Springfield in Illinois. Ryan Zanger ’10 is an information systems analyst with Blessing Hospital in Quincy. Zanger is to be married this October.

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Rebecca Arns ’11 of Quincy received her masters in biology from Western Illinois University.

IN MEMORIAM William Joseph Alessi ’76 on

Barbara J. Ingrassia ’55 on April

Dorothy Conner Merkel ’40

January 5, 2011, Springfield, Mo.

15, 2012, Maple Grove, Minn.

on February 10, 2012, Dallas, Tex.

John R. Dierkes ’57 on January

Patrick M. Keane ’04 on

Donalda Rae “Donnie”

15, 2012, Glenwood, Ill.

December 22, 2011, Quincy.

Webber ’84 on March 17, 2012,

Levi Chavez ’11 married Mandy Vinzant ’11 on June 23, 2012, Quincy.

Peter Dixon ’52 on January 16,

Stephen K. Ketchum ’72 on

2012, Oak Lawn, Ill.

March 18, 2012, Chicago.

William C. “Bill” Gallagher ’69

Gary Lynn Kettler ’73 on

Stephanie Dickens ’11 has been named weekend officer at First Bankers Trust Co. in Quincy.

on January 15, 2012, Plainfield, Ill.

December 24, 2011, Silver Spring, Md.

Marcia A. Holmes ’66 on April

Sister Antonilla Korte, CPPS,

21, 2012, Quincy.

’68 on April 8, 2012, O’Fallon, Mo.

Kyle Beckman ’11 of Payson is a graphic designer for Poole Advertising in Hannibal, Mo.

Hannibal, Mo.

Steven O’Hearn ’11 was promoted to consumer loan representative for Mercantile Bank, Quincy.

Gregory W. Holthaus: 1929-2012

John Parrish ’11 is a science

Gregory W. Holthaus, retired long-time Quincy University director of the physical plant, died on May 1,

teacher at Donald D. Stallworth Charter School in Stockton, Calif.

2012. His forty-year career serving in the QU Maintenance Department spanned a period of large-scale

Jake Pittroff ’11 is teaching technology courses in the business department at Christian Brothers College, St. Louis.

him saw his dedication to Franciscan values and his commitment to the university and its students. He

Casey Rhea ’11 and his wife, Kris, announce the birth of their son on April 26, 2012, Quincy. Heather Mears Stafford ’11 and her husband, Dana, announce the birth of Brinna on April, 27, 2012, Quincy.

renovations, new building construction, and campus expansion and beautification. Those who knew retired in 1998. An Air Force veteran, Holthaus was active in the Mart Heinen Booster Club and Knights of Columbus. He was a member of St. Peter Catholic Church in Quincy; he was an avid golfer and bowler and loved to travel with his wife. In addition to his wife, Sharon, he is survived by seven children, sixteen grandchildren, seven greatgrandchildren, a brother, and two sisters. QU has an endowed scholarship in his name.

Willie Johnson ’12 has joined the staff of Campus Crusade for Christ International “CRU” in Bloomington. Johnson is engaged to Rachel Anne Lee ’12 and plans to marry this October.

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Charles A. Scholz: 1926-2011 Well-respected Quincy attorney and community leader Charles A. Scholz died on November 29, 2011. A Navy veteran, he had a bachelor’s degree from Mercer University and a Juris Doctorate degree from the Walter F. George School of Law at Mercer. He generously served the Quincy community for many years. During his law career, Scholz served on many local, state, and national bar association committees and boards. He also served on many local boards, including as president of the St. Mary Hospital Board, president of the Quincy Public Library Board, and president of the Quincy Notre Dame Foundation. He received the Distinguished Citizen Award in 2007 from the Boy Scouts and was the first recipient of the Quincy Catholic Elementary Foundation Friend of Catholic Education Award. He was active in the Mart Heinen Booster Club. Nancy, his wife of fifty-five years, died in 2005. He is survived by seven children, fifteen grandchildren, two great-grandchildren, a brother, and two sisters.

John G. Stevenson, Sr.: 1941-2011 Tireless and highly respected Quincy community leader John G. Stevenson, Sr., died on November 25, 2011. An Army and National Guard veteran, he had a bachelor’s degree from Denver University and an MBA from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania. He never tired of enthusiastically giving back to the Quincy community he loved so much. While his career was that of a financial advisor and broker, he served his community on countless boards over the years, including the CFM Foundation, J. W. Gardner II Foundation, and the Quincy Area Project endowment fund. He was a Life Member of the Quincy University Foundation. Stevenson enjoyed time with his wife and family, golf, traveling, fast cars, and walking his dogs. In addition to his wife, Carolyn, he is survived by two children, four grandchildren, and a brother.

Mary Jane Stewart: 1924-2011 Lifelong Quincy resident, civic leader, and volunteer Mary Jane Stewart died on November 3, 2011. A Quincy University alumna, she was a member of St. Peter Catholic Church and active in the community, believing that individuals should give back to their community and have fun doing it. She served on the boards of numerous community organizations, including serving as president of the Adams School PTA, president of the Quincy Senior High PTA, and president of the Quincy Symphony Women’s Guild. Mary Jane received the 2008 City of Quincy Arts Award for her volunteer leadership. She was also an avid bridge player, bowler, and gardener. Ben, her husband of fifty-eight years, also a QU alum, died in 2006. She is survived by three children, seven grandchildren, one great-grandchild, and a brother.

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Arts Robert Lee Mejer, distinguished professor of art, recently served as Juror of Awards for the Watercolor Missouri National 12th Annual Open Exhibition 2012 at Westminster College in Fulton, Missouri. As a result of Mejer’s service, the organization’s board of directors has named him to the Missouri Watercolor Society Honor

Representatives for working collaboratively to pass budget-neutral legislation for minting a Mark Twain commemorative coin, and it calls upon the Senate to take swift follow-up action. Lovell received the Hannibal Area Chamber of Commerce Community Betterment Award for conceiving, writing, and co-producing “Mark Twain: Words & Music,” a double-CD narrating Twain’s life in spoken word and song.

Roll. Mejer has been elected to serve as

Ken Oliver, assistant professor and

president of the National Watercolor USA

counseling program director, published a

Honor Society, based at the Springfield Art

brief conceptual article in the winter 2012

Museum, Springfield, Missouri. His two-

issue of the InfoChange newsletter. The article,

year term began in June. Mejer also served

entitled “Promoting existential-humanism

as sole juror of selection and awards for

through servant-leadership,” describes

the First Church’s National Celebration of

the author’s use of servant-leadership as

the Arts 39th Annual Juried Spiritual Art

a pedagogical model to promote a client-

Competition in February.

centered approach to counseling.

Education

History

Humanities Deirdre Fagan, associate professor of English, had her article “Creative Writing Creating Community: The Power of the Personal” included in the essay collection Beyond the Workshop: Creative Writing, Theory & Practice, edited by Paul Perry and published by Kingston University Press, Kingston-Upon-Thames, Surrey (UK).

Multi-Discipline Joe Coelho, associate professor of biology, and Terrence Riddell, associate professor of English, took part in sessions at the twelfth annual Self-Employment in the Arts (SEA) conference for first-year Coleman Fellows.

Robert Mejer, distinguished professor of art, served as College Art Competition Juror. Coleman Fellows John Schleppenbach, professor of communication, and Travis

Andrea Owens Fifield, assistant

Yates, instructor of communication, also

professor of counseling, won first place in

attended

the 2012 Chi Sigma Iota Leadership Essay Contest. Chi Sigma Iota, an international

Science and Technology

honor society for counseling professionals

Joe Coelho, associate professor of biology,

and students, promotes scholarship, research,

published an article entitled “Near-Optimal

professionalism, leadership, and excellence

Foraging in the Pacific Cicada Killer

in counseling by recognizing achievement

Sphecius Convallis Patton (Hymenoptera:

and service within the profession. Additionally, Fifield collaborated with

Last July, Justin Coffey, associate

three master of science in education and

professor of history, attended a conference,

counseling students—Belinda Cullo, Denise

“Understanding Richard Nixon and his

Drebes, and Donna Holtmeyer—in creating a

Era,” at the Richard Nixon Library and

poster presentation entitled “Association for

Museum in California. Dr. Coffey discussed

Rural and Small Community Counselors: A

“Nixon and Agnew.” All of the symposium

Proposal.” The presentation was debuted at

participants had contributed chapters to an

the annual Illinois Counseling Association

edited work on Nixon entitled A Companion

Southern Conference.

to Richard M. Nixon, published by Wiley-

Cindy Lovell, associate professor of education, presented “Controversial Literature and Critical Thinking: Why ‘Banned’ Books are Best” at the Seventh Biennial M. Jean Greenlaw Children’s Literature Conference at Stetson University in DeLand, Florida. Lovell also penned an article, “Minting Mark Twain,” that was published in the Huffington Post. The article commended the House of 36

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Blackwell in 2011. The session, recorded by C-SPAN, aired this past February.

Crabronidae).” The paper was coauthored with Jon Hastings (Northern Kentucky University) and Chuck Holliday (Lafayette College) and appears in the online journal Insects.

Scott Luaders, associate professor of chemistry, was awarded the 2011 Excellence in Teaching Award. He was selected by the Quincy University Excellence in Teaching Committee, which is composed of faculty members and students.

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HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2011–2012

JUNE 2011–MAY 2012 QUINCY UNIVERSITY FUND

Nonproﬁt Org. U.S. Postage Paid Quincy, Illinois Permit No. 188

“It is in giving that we receive.” —St. Francis Table

GifT inCome RepoRT 2011–2012 Giving by Constituent

ConTenTs

Investors by Recognition Club

Alumni Investors by Class Year

Heritage Society

Friends

Businesses, Government, Foundations, Associations & Estates

Endowed Scholarship Funds

Annual Awards

$3,389,400 11% Alumni

16%

Friends, Employees, Parents, Students

66%

Government

Giving by Designation $3,389,400

36%

Honorary Gifts

Memorial Gifts

Associated Colleges of Illinois

Businesses, Foundations, Trusts, Associations

32%

Annual Operations Endownment Restricted

32%

advanCemenT Team Giving by Source

Julie Bell, associate vice president for university advancement

$3,389,400

Bill O’Donnell ’73, director of alumni relations Matthew Bergman ’99, director of advancement Ben Braun ’07, coordinator of alumni relations Julie Boll ’02, grant writer

11%

Chris Simmons, assistant to alumni relations

Living Giving

Kendall Bowen, assistant to university advancement Paul Brown ’65, chair, endowment and planned giving advisory, volunteer Jen Gervasi, volunteer On the cover: A view of the Windows to the Future sculpture, created by Fr. Tom Brown, OFM.

54% 35%

Estates Government

June 2011—maY 2012 QuinCY univeRsiTY fund

Due to the generous investments of our alumni, friends, employees, parents, businesses, foundations, trusts, and others, we surpassed—for the second year—our $1,000,000 QU Fund Goal. Our loyal supporters donated over $1,030,000 in support of the university’s greatest needs and endowment. Total gifts, including restricted and estate gifts, were nearly $3.4 million. It may sound rather trite when I say that your gift truly makes a difference, but it does. A young man who graduated this spring illustrates the point. One day during his sophomore year, this young man, a first-generation college student, came to my office to say goodbye. He was faced with economic challenges that he and his family couldn’t figure out how to overcome, so he was heading home. In my mail that afternoon I received a letter from an alum who graduated in the ‘80s. She shared that she received scholarship assistance as a student and it was time to pay it forward. When I unfolded the check and read the dollar amount, I was stunned—just the amount this young man needed! The story continues. At graduation, this young man told me that he had not forgotten the dire situation he had been in a couple of years earlier. He again expressed thanks for the generous donation that enabled him to stay in school and told me in parting that we can count on him to pay it forward too! Every donor, every dollar, can and does make a difference. Once again, thank you for your continued support and for making a difference in the lives of QU students.

Julie Bell Associate Vice President for University Advancement

Lifetime investors Cumulative gifts of $50,000 or more Special recognition is given to those living individuals who have made lifetime gifts totaling $50,000 or more and to organizations that have supported at this level during the last ten years. Architechnics, Inc. Arthur M. Robinson Foundation Associated Colleges of Illinois William Bihun Dennis & Suzanne Boudreau Kevin & Susan Breheny Broadcast Electronics, Inc. Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Pete & Mary Kay Brown CFM Foundation COM-SAL, Inc. Catholic Diocese of Springfield Louise Cervon Chartwells Patricia Cleek Coleman Foundation, Inc. Corporation for Public Broadcasting Isabelle Daly Dr. William Dolan Dr. Philip Dreisbach First Bankers Trust Company Follett Higher Education Group Franciscan Province of the Sacred Heart Gardner Denver, Inc. Jack Gardner II Hansen-Spear Funeral Home William Harte George Haubrich Mercedes Hoag Charitable Trust Dr. Edward Hopkinson Wally Hutter Family Illinois Arts Council Illinois Board of Higher Education Illinois Clean Energy Community Illinois State Board of Education JK Creative Printers Frank & Anne Kabbes Norman & Kaye Kemner Harold & Ann Knapheide III Knapheide Manufacturing Company Knights of Columbus - Quincy The Kresge Foundation John Mahoney Marion Gardner Jackson Trust Mart Heinen Club William & Sue Metzinger Michael & Lucinda McClain McDonalds, Inc. - Quincy Mercantile Bank Mary Monckton Blickhan

Honor Roll of Donors | 2011—2012

Monroe Scholarship Foundation James P. Mooney National Collegiate Athletic Association National Youth Sports Program Niemann Foods, Inc. Richard & Connie Niemann, Sr. Rita Jochem Niemann OM Group, Inc. Oakley-Lindsay Foundation of Quincy Newspapers, Inc. Thomas Pollihan POLIS/Learning in Retirement Prairie Farms Dairy, Inc. Quincy Cursillo Quincy Herald Whig LLC Refreshment Services Pepsi Betty Ann Robinson Bernard & Grace Runde John & Marcia Runde Dr. Richard Ryan Michael Sennett Morton Sennett Jeff & Theresa Spear State of Illinois State Street Bank Catherine Stenger John~ & Carolyn Stevenson, Sr. James Stewart Stillwell Foundation William & Sandra Taylor Teaching with Primary Resources The Teagle Foundation Tracy Family Foundation US Department of Education US Department of Housing and Urban Development Ronald & Colae Vecchie WGEM AM-FM-TV WK Kellogg Foundation James & Lisetta White William Randolph Hearst Foundation

Gifts during FY 2011-2012

AnnuAL investors Leadership CLub Gifts of $25,000 & Above Estate of Mary Jane Brenner Pete & Mary Kay Brown CFM Foundation Corporation for Public Broadcasting Dr. William Dolan Betty Edgerly James & Judith Heinze Estate of Douglas Helein Illinois Arts Council Knapheide Manufacturing Company Library of Congress

Estate of Evelyn S. McLaughlin Estate of Dr. Robert E. Meyer Richard & Connie Niemann, Sr. Estate of K. Angela O’Donnell Michael Sennett William & Sandra Taylor Ronald & Colae Vecchie

Roy & Nancy Schmidt Jeff & Theresa Spear Estate of Katherine Thale

Visionaries Club

Anonymous Ameren Illinois Randy Cannady & Laura Cornille-Cannady Dr. Kenneth Conroy First Bankers Trust Company Follett Higher Education Group Dr. Dennis & Jane Galligani James & Celia Heintz Daniel Heneghan Tom & Lucille Hirschinger Gerald & Virginia Holzgrafe Illinois State Library James & Patricia Knepler Roger Kurtz Chris & Jane Loos Robert & Karen Metzinger C. David Nuessen P&G Fund Matching Gift Program POLIS/ Learning in Retirement Quincy Medical Group James A. & Martha Brune Rapp Robert & Joanne Schlepphorst Pat & Julie Sherlock Judge David & Marianne Slocum State Street Bank & Trust Co. John Stevenson Jr. Dr. David Strupeck Winters Insurance Group LLP

Gifts of $10,000 - $24,999 Architechnics, Inc. Associated Colleges of Illinois Blessing Health System Mary Monckton Blickhan Dennis & Suzanne Boudreau Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Coleman Foundation, Inc. Phillip & Bonnie Conover Anthony & Patricia Crane Dot Foods, Inc. Drs. David~ & Chelona Edgerly Dr. Robert & Jennifer Gervasi ★ Dr. Donald Hanratty Mercedes Hoag Charitable Trust Illinois Board of Higher Education John Mahoney James Mentesti Dr. Linda Moore Gerald & Mary Jo Murphy National Collegiate Athletic Association Province of The Sacred Heart Estate of Byron C. Stickler The Walt Disney Company Foundation Tracy Family Foundation Michael & Judy Zeddies

bonaVenture Club Gifts of $2,500 - $4,999

President’s Club Founders Club

Gift of $1,000 - $2,499

Gifts of $5,000 - $9,999

Adams County Bar Association Adams Networks, Inc. Dr. Mowbray & Sarah Allan Anheuser Busch Foundation Anonymous Automatic Data Processing, Inc. Mary Kay Blazel Bonansinga and Associates LLC, dba Snelling Personnel Services Tim & Julie Bonansinga Dr. Martin Buchheit Michael & Jean Buckley Jack & Moon Canon Caterpillar Foundation Ross Centanni A. Joseph & Judy Claes Common Sense Consultants, Inc. Charles & Kathleen Connor Correct Checks, Inc. Cristina Cray Michael Curtis & Lee Lindsay-Curtis Isabelle Daly Gregory & Robin Dannegger Brent Doehring

Bank of Quincy Bank of Springfield Honora M. Cullinan Foundation-IMA DePaul University Patrick & Carol Fitzgerald Hansen-Spear Funeral Home Illinois Prairie Community Foundation - Heartland Bank &Trust Community Support Fund Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies Mark Johnson & Barbara Gainer Johnson Harold & Ann Knapheide III Mark & Patricia Mantovani Michael & Lucinda McClain Mercantile Bank William & Sue Metzinger Ken & Rose Mary Nesbit Rita Jochem Niemann Thomas Pollihan Quincy Herald-Whig LLC Dr. Richard Ryan Drs. John & Barbara Schleppenbach ★★

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Tom & Pat Ehlman Ken & Sandra Elbert Richard & Mary Elbert Eli Lilly & Company Foundation Entertainment Industry Foundation Frank & Betty Esker Barbara Fischer Long William & Marilyn Fisher Gregory Fleischer Ford Square of Mt. Vernon, Ltd. Patricia Gibbs Dr. Joseph & Karen Grush Patrick & Marianne Hagerty William & Laurie Hahn Dr. Stephen & Joni Halpin Jerome Hardiman Kenneth & Bessie Heinze Richard Helmer Thomas & Katherine Henke Michael & Carole Hennessy Arthur Higgins Kent Hilgenbrinck Velma Hite Alice Hogan Patrick & Gina Howley JK Creative Printers Bob & Priscilla Jablon Alan & Judy Jania Cyril Johannes David & Judy Kabbes Frank & Anne Kabbes Michael & Jody Kabbes Dr. Frances Karnes Keck Heating & Air Conditioning Teresa Kettelkamp Alice Joy Kimler King City Chrysler Center, Inc. Dr. Kevin & Alice Kirby Dr. Kevin Kirchner Gary & Jo Ann Kirlin Mathilda Klein Trust Harold & Erin Knapheide IV Alan Knepler Stephen & Jan Koester Scott & Nicole LaDeur Dr. Scott & Brenda LeMaire Mary Little Dr. Richard Magliari James & Connie McDowell Dr. William McReynolds Justin & Erin Meats MetLife Foundation Dr. Paul Meyer Mary Ann Middendorf James Mooney Stanley & Maureen Moore Dr. Robert & Shirley Murphy Dr. John Natalini Dr. David Neun Niemann Foods Foundation Christopher & Tammy Niemann Donald Noe Noon Kiwanis Club of Quincy Harold & Kathryn Oakley

Honor Roll of Donors | 2011—2012

Ralph & Lisa Oakley Thomas & Anne Oakley Michael O’Connell Donald O’Connor William & Maureen O’Donnell James Odorizzi Ervin & Margaret Pesek, Jr. Peters Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc. Dr. Alfred & Ann Pogge Dr. Henry Poterucha James Potter Prairie Farms Dairy, Inc. Larry & Sandra Price Dr. Tiffany Quinze ★ Dr. Teresa Reed ★ Marvin Richter Charitable Trust Rinella Company Eleanor Rossignol Elizabeth Roth Thomas & Karen Roti John & Anne Ruck Bernard & Grace Runde John & Marcia Runde Martin & Holly Schafer Scholz Loos Palmer Siebers & Duesterhaus Charles & Becky Scholz Charles A. Scholz ~ Matt Schonhoff Judge Mark & Kate Schuering Kent & Debby Seifert ★ Richard & Barbara Seifert, Jr. John & Teri Shibles Steven & Judith Siebers Janet Stanford Bob & Kathy Stange State Farm Companies Foundation George Stenitzer Richard & Sharon Stephan Stifel Nicolaus & Company Stillwell Foundation Donald & Victoria Strumillo Students in Free Enterprise - SIFE James & Jeannie Sullivan Michael & Carolyn Sullivan Tellabs Grants for Giving Program Daniel & Mary Kay Travers Al & Barbara VanEekeren Charles VanEekeren Roger & Mary Kay Venvertloh W.C. ‘Buddy’ & Patricia Viniard James Waterkotte Matthew Waters Karin Waugh & Martin Boyle Ray Weast Wells Fargo Foundation Educational Matching Gift Program Pat & Sherri Whalen Gary & Sue Winking ★ Dr. Sean Wittmer Wright Investors’ Service (The Winthrop Corporation) LuBeth Young ★

ALumni investors ReCoGniTion Clubs Leadership .................$25,000+ Visionaries..... $10,000 - $24,999 Founders ............ $5,000 - $9,999 Bonaventure...... $2,500 - $4,999 President’s ......... $1,000 - $2,499 Tower ...................... $500 - $999 Friars ....................... $150 - $499 Contributors ..............Up To $149

Friars James W. Brown Eugene A. Haessig Ann Connery Schoendienst Frederick L. Thomas Contributors Naomi L. Cochran Adler William T. Cosgrove Joseph J. Ley Walter T. Plazewski

1950 Friars Richard Heitholt (Fern) Terence Maguire John J. Maxwell (Margaret) Robert C. Morris (Charlene)

1941

Contributors Kenneth R. Chatten Maureen F. Kerkering Fisher Arthur J. Kunkel Eugene E. Landwehr James W. Merna Charles G. Nauert

Contributors Robert D. Fitch (Gertrude)

1951

Class Years 1940 Friars Dr. Richard F. Huck Jr. (Agnes)

1942

Founders Rita M. Jochem Niemann

President’s Elizabeth W. Weseman Roth

Bonaventure Robert W. Schlepphorst

1943

President’s Anonymous

President’s Dr. Paul W. Meyer

1944 Contributors James L. Schmitt

1946 Contributors Fr. Phil Hoebing, OFM Richard C. Rubison Dorothy A. Snyder

1947 Contributors Kay M. Step Dodds Edith A. Smith Koehler John L. Westhoff (Mary Ann)

1948 Friars Ruth I. Eling Brown Contributors Charles A. Schell Letha B. Hoover Waters

Tower Mary M. Mescher Gehrt Friars Mary Lou Braxmeier Carlstead (Robert) James R. Clark (Mary) John G. Durkin Charles T. Frey John D. Madras Mary M. Straub McNeil John D. O’Sullivan Louis E. Sibbing James F. Steinkamp (Marjorie) Contributors Robert Bergell Warren E. Bringaze Donald A. Burke (Marjorie) Norma Horbelt Golnar Kenneth C. Heitmeier Nancy F. Fuelbier Kunkel Richard J. McDonald (Phyllis) Michael F. O’Brien (Jean) Dr. Edward H. Obrock (Leola) Kenneth A. Williams

1949 Bonaventure Joanne M. Ehrhart Schlepphorst

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1952

Dr. Robert F. Wilkin (Joanne) Christine G. Gehrt Wynar George “Ted” Zimmerman

Tower James W. Behrens (Sharon) Constance Willems Schukay

Friars Dr. James W. McCulla Virginia L. Krohn Pfeiffer Mark A. Schell (Leanne)

1956

Friars Frank A. Frawley (Lesslie) Carl W. Koenig

Contributors Joan Mathes Hall Robert J. Hirner Marlys A. Chiasson Merna William C. Runde (Ellen)

Tower Murrie Powers Donovan (Bud) Richard A. Mohrman

President’s Matthew J. Waters

1953 Leadership Richard H. Niemann, Sr. Tower Charlotte F. Heintz Craven (Dale) John R. Franzen Margaret M. Hohner Franzen Friars Gene H. Runde Contributors Daniel F. Durand (Jo) James C. Hardman Madeleine K. Kaveny Maguire Robert A. Martin (Kathleen) Eileen M. Patton McNicholas

1954 Leadership Connie M. Volm Niemann President’s Frank C. Esker (Betty) Frank J. Kabbes (Anne) James L. Odorizzi Friars Raymond A. Brinks Thomas L. Gott M. Rita Zwick Hopkins (Richard) Pat J. Stupka LeBlanc Theodore Werner Contributors Norma A. Bryan Landwehr Carl Middendorf Christian B. Siegfried (Joyce) Ralph J. Thieman (Norma)

1955 Bonaventure William E. Cleary (Jessie) Antoinette F. Powers Collins Carol J. Stroot Grabher Richard J. Grabher George F. Gruendel (Elizabeth) Thomas G. Hirschinger (Lucille) Leonard A. Hogan Richard J. Klohr III (Sally) Harold J. O’Connell, Jr. (Patricia) 6

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President’s Mary Ann Amen Middendorf

Friars William J. Fabritz (Mary Jean) F. Maureen Tallcott Koenig Joan E. Heckenkamp Koetters (Gerald) Janet C. Crescio O’Driscoll Thomas E. O’Driscoll Contributors Connie M. Wilken Cahill Dr. John M. Christensen (Susan) Mary A. Schmidle Cudney Fr. Mario M. DiCicco, OFM Peggy O’Leary Heitmeier Andrew G. Holtgrave John A. Ley Rollie E. Thomas (Dolores)

1957 President’s Kenneth J. Heinze (Bessie) Mary Kay Wayman Venvertloh Roger E. Venvertloh Tower James L. Hubbard Friars Donald J. Cray (Jean) Richard M. Dolan (Arlene) Mary Ann Micek Donatelli John Cy Walsh Sydney Green Walsh Contributors Edsel F. Bester Paula M. Tanan Brinkman Dr. Robert E. Cudney James F. Devereux (Jean) Russell R. Goehl John P. Gorman William F. Harding (Judith) William H. Heubaum Sheila K. Menne Laws James J. Real Marilyn L. Ridder

1958 President’s Jerome P. Hardiman

Contributors Judith K. Elliot Beaird John P. Damm Annette R. Ashdown Goehl Charles E. Grady Paul J. Kockenkemper (Joan) Jude Mollenhauer Arthur F. Muller (Marcella) Robert E. Olds M. Patty Cleary Plesha Kenneth A. Talken

1959 Leadership James A. Heinze President’s Eleanor W. Woulfe Rossignol Tower John J. Schukay Friars Edgar R. Donatelli Ruth A. Quin Garrity Kathleen M. McLean Kelahan (Thomas) John C. McMichael Sheila A. McNeil McMichael George A. Sloane Contributors Donald J. Deters (Geraldine) Roger J. Frankenhoff (Mary) Allen E. Hunter (Marilyn) Richard G. Klosterman Dr. Richard C. Meckes (Ann) Anita M. Bode Rakers (Paul) Donna J. McCaughey Schelich Marvin A. Schulgen Joseph P. Winkelmann

1960 Leadership William E. Taylor (Sandra) President’s Dr. Frances A. Nessler Karnes Tower Robert J. Cull Kenneth G. Goerlich (Clare) Friars Robert L. Garrity Joyce A. Woods Roberts (Leo)

Contributors Roger P. Hunz Milo J. Koehler Kathy E. Schullian Leo (Paul) James McCaughey

1961 Leadership Judith L. Perko Heinze President’s William G. Fisher (Marilyn) Alice T. Hogan James M. McDowell (Connie) Maureen Mooney Moore (Stanley) Richard C. Stephan Sharon E. Moling Stephan Tower Larry W. Klug Friars Donald V. Bloom Dr. Joseph B. Bocke (Jan) Edward C. Hinkamper Michael C. Michaelis James R. Wise (Rita) Contributors George J. Bauer William A. Brickman Betty K. Boeing Cassidy (Robert) Jean C. Collins Joseph R. Lubbe Maurice J. Melnik Richard J. Milgrim Mary Jane Wand Neu (Richard) Donald L. Oberle (Elizabeth) Donna Moorhead Wagner

1962 President’s Ken B. Elbert Sandra B. Calcaterra Elbert Richard J. Helmer John W. Ruck (Mary Anne) Bernard H. Runde (Grace) Tower Mary K. Kane Oakley Karolyn L. Polley Mohrman Friars Charles E. Durbin Judith A. Finley Durbin Dr. Robert J. Harris (Linda) Mary A. Loftus Houlihan William C. Lhotka Charles A. Potts (Elisabeth) Paul Spence Edward J. Wagner Robert E. Ware (Peggy) Marilyn Zusag Weber (Kenneth) www.quincy.edu

Contributors Raymond E. Allison Suzann J. Dwyer Bennett Kenneth B. Boyer Dr. Gary J. Carter (Geraldine) Edward L. Cuddihy Irene Fressi Cuddihy John C. Kerkering Paul H. Kertz Jerald R. Meyer

1963 Founders Ken Nesbit Bonaventure Judge David K. Slocum President’s Robert J. Jablon James K. Potter Tower Daniel J. Cretan Friars John F. Brennan Carolyn E. Lightle Brinkman Dr. Thomas A. Gorell Linda T. Griffin Kirk J. Don Kelly (Nancy) Dr. William G. Kirk Dr. George C. Meyer Mary Nell Frier Meyer Karen J. Timen Modler (John) Daniel Sherman Ernest E. Yackley (Dorothy) Contributors Sr. Christine A. Baker, OSF Donald A. Bucci (Joanna) Thomas B. Burkemper Frances A. Jansen Cook William G. Crowley Elizabeth A. Curtis Walter D. Guller (Jeanne) Larry J. Lock William J. McDevitt (Joyce) Mary Beth Schultz Thomas Mary Jo Ransford White

1964 Founders Dr. Richard O. Ryan

President’s Mary Kay Vollmer Blazel Thomas J. Roti (Karen) Tower David R. Oakley Clarence P. Sampson (Dianne) Friars Leo J. Binz Maureen A. McLean Brummer Judge Richard H. Brummer Patrick E. Daly John E. Donnellan (Ruth) Gerald L. Duesterhaus Robert J. Mele Ruth Ann Pfaffe Snowden (Howard) Allan F. Trochowski (Nancy) Vivan M. Olker Wottman Contributors Peter J. Bolt, Jr. Felice L. Daniele Boniakowski Stephen R. Classe Patricia Agnes Ellerman Damm K. Frances Muegge Dierkes (Alfred) Bernice M. Weilbacher Gregorio James E. Hamick Kathleen Schaughnessy Hegeman Sidney G. Holthaus (Julie) Henry G. Hughes Anne R. Abele Lubbe Judith A. Deters McCourt Dr. Lawrence S. Sutton (Maureen) Jo Ann Grewenig Yates Geraldine F. Tepe Young

1965 Visionaries Paul Brown (Dr. Janise Denton) Bonaventure James L. Knepler Roger L. Kurtz President’s A. Joseph Claes (Judy) Patricia J. Reibling Ehlman Thomas N. Ehlman Richard J. Elbert (Mary) James E. Waterkotte Tower J. Thomas Hannon (M. Susan) Peter L. Satterthwaite (Catherine)

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Friars Kathryn L. Bruneni Binz William A. Bultas Signe C. Jacobson Oakley (Tony) Pamela B. Wozniak Sherman Ronald F. Steinkamp (Bette) Paul Anthony Tanna (Susan) Mark R. Terstriep Contributors Richard D. Bockelman Robert W. Cook Frederick A. Curtis Edward E. Hagenbaumer Lewis P. Haugh Stephen W. Hibbard (Judith) Carolyn F. Gualtieri Hughes Barbara E. Kozleuchar James J. Kusbel (Judy) William H. Maas John C. Miller Sandra J. Ploof Miller Constance G. Griffin O’Brien (James) Sharon A. Mahoney Rogers (Richard) Katherine J. Rosich Charlotte D. Willer Siebers Robert J. Siebers Donna T. Ryan Zastro

1966 Visionaries John Mahoney Founders James E. Mentesti Bonaventure Dr. Dennis J. Galligani (Jane) Celia M. Kuzmickus Heintz James A. Heintz President’s Arthur R. Higgins John H. Runde (Marcia) Arthur Robert Stange Kathy A. Blazel Stange Karin W. Waugh (Martin Boyle) Tower Dennis J. Kruse Margaret M. Williams O’Meara Thomas E. O’Meara Fred B. Schmalz Ray Shannon Friars Jack Bartz (Cheryl) Carol A. Schiola Bergen Dewey V. Kalmer Carol S. Bledsoe Lundeen John E. Lundeen Kathleen Colson Mele Daniel J. Menke

Joan E. Bernbrock Terstriep Denis M. Yoggerst (Cheryl) Contributors Kathleen Bergan Schmidt Michael J. Bertani (Sandra) Ned P. Broemmel Barbara A. Harris Campbell Monte G. Campbell Thomas L. Collins (Deanne) Virginia C. Serb Cox Michael M. Davis Cheryl J. Dixon Dillard Terry L. Dillard Donald F. Ferris Joyce E. Kirschgessner Ferris Barbara K. Colvin Hagenbaumer Michael C. Hamann Michael J. Lach John A. Laker Jeffrey T. Liautaud Gerald M. Posluszny (Jacalyn) Eugene J. Reagan (Patricia) Hela B. Chiappe Robran Dennis V. Trame Janet R. Vohs

1967 Bonaventure Patricia Pignotte Knepler President’s Joseph E. Grush (Karen) Priscilla L. Meuer Jablon Tower Pat Casey Daley Friars Raymond J. Bromark (Rita) Dr. Mark L. Cummings (Dr. Marion) Carol A. Crockett Grimm Carol A. Dillsaver Kalmer Jane M. Cain Lau Janet C. Waterkotte Contributors George Blaha Frank H. Bockhold (Beverly) Carolyn Jean Wisman Ceithaml Reva Post Ehmen (Larry) Colleen M. Sullivan Farrell Joseph M. Havrilko Robert H. Jennetten Fred S. Keller Carl F. Koch Thomas W. Lenz John L. Martens Steven F. Points

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Carol L. Evans Trame Richard F. Welch (Beverly) Claudia A. Kathmann Woodruff (Jack)

1968 Bonaventure Gerald D. Holzgrafe (Virginia) President’s Barbara Fisher Long Tower Anne Bresler Namm (Andrew) Linda B. Balas Schmalz Friars Mary Kay Beiermann Charles R. Cantlon Bernadette R. Wiggli Doubek (James) Dianne L. Ratajik Drinan Michael M. Drinan Ronald N. Hermeling Dr. Thomas M. Mareing Dr. Robert K. McMaster Richard A. Mettemeyer (Linda) Todd A. Molis Maryann A. Oblak Thomas E. Rostkowski (Nancy) Ronald R. Rupp Contributors Tom Allen Lou Ellen Gnaedinger Anderson Marilyn J. Williams Backe Thomas J. Deters (Jane) Kenneth P. Dobucki Akiko G. Tanaka Fleming Richard G. Fleming Frank J. Haggerty Nancy K. Dold Havrilko Claire A. Deters Hayes (Philip) Nancy T. Lester Huelsmann Ronald W. Huelsmann Thomas E. Jandris Suzanne M. Clemens Jennetten Nancy J. Hruby Koch Suzanne Nelson Koski Jayne R. Rosecrans Lammers John R. Lammers Susan Fehling Loftus John W. Madden Virginia M. Kessler Madden Jon J. Meyer (Mary) John T. Selby

1969 Bonaventure C. David Nuessen President’s Gary F. Kirlin (Jo Ann) John P. Shibles (Teresa) LuBeth Young 8

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Friars John T. Brass Marguerite R. Olson Cantlon Robert E. Cerrano Frederick J. Emig Linda N. Niehaus Etzkorn (Girard) Cynthia D. Beaulieu Oliver Dr. Mark E. Troy Contributors Linda M. Zielinski Brummel William J. Brummel Terry W. Buehler Mary Alice Benson Stephen R. Bybee Linda D. Harter Carper (David) Kathryn S. Stacy Carter William A. Carter Mary Anne Collins John G. Cook Marjorie A. Wisman Cook Mary Beth Kelly Crowley John E. Donovan (Judith) Charles A. Dowd III Jerilyn C. Bozarth Dufresne ★ Sue U. Traylor Jandris Melinda L. De Leonardis Jones James P. Joyce Mary A. Crites Keller Mary A. Georgen Liautaud Charles R. Loftus Jerome McAllister (Patricia) Michael E. Plunkett James J. Powers Mary Kay Wisman Schulgen George L. Seick (Alicia) Margaret C. Meier Selby Robert F. Smith Kent R. Terry Susanne Wisniewski Dean D. Woodruff

1970 Leadership Dr. William V. Dolan Visionaries Dr. Donald J. Hanratty Gerald A. Murphy Mary Jo Williams Murphy President’s Alan J. Jania (Judy) James P. Mooney Donald T. O’Connor Tower Mary J. Hughes Holtsberg (W. E.) Dr. Eldon L. Little Maureen R. Kelly Little Richard M. Scott (Jane)

Friars Russ H. Achelpohl Jr. (Josephine) Mary Jane Bauer Robert A. Bergman Carol A. Ryno Bloom Paulette Kelly Bozarth (John) Jack J. Casey Brandt Crocker (Judith) Gregg B. Crocker Terri Dolan Clark John P. Farrell Patrick J. Henning John J. Jardine Dr. Andrew D. Jorgensen (Kathy) Anita M. Krieger F. Louise McEvoy McMaster Donna T. Nicolai-Schulz Michael L. Rakers Peggy A. Redshaw Carol S. Sutton Roskopf Charlotte M. Weigle Rupp William Spencer, OFM Jerome V. Springman, Jr. Dennis J. Steinkamp (Marcia) Edward F. Sutton Linda R. Dowdall Sutton Mary F. Clancy Troy James A. Wand (Judith) Contributors Jack I. Altman Michael P. Atkins Paul A. Cioe John Dignan (Carol) Dr. Robert M. Dittmer Patrick Dougherty Rosemary Kattelman Gilmore Donna K. Carroll Helmedag Alan J. Kapka John P. Kearney James K. Knodel John V. Kolmer Edward F. Kowalczyk Michael R. Kozanecki David H. Laytham Wyvetta L. Williams Menke Duane E. Obert (Kathleen) Ardath A. Fleer Potts John A. Spring (Karen) William S. Starkey William Wisniewski Michael A. Zipprich

1971 Founders Lucinda Awerkamp McClain (Michael) Dr. Barbara A. Aschemann Schleppenbach ★ (Dr. John) ★ Bonaventure Dr. David Strupeck

President’s Jack A. Canon (Moon) Alan E. Knepler Ervin J. Pesek, Jr. James F. Sullivan (Jeannie) Tower Michael P. Gill James R. Inghram Linda L. Huseman Inghram Friars Marie R. Procido Barkowitz Richard G. Barkowitz Gerry A. Scheibal Casey Sherry L. Cerrano Margaret A. Schramer Farrell Charles R. Fitch Thomas W. Gramm Joyce A. Greulich Robert J. Haas Susan M. Farrell Henning Robert J. Hilgenbrink Paul M. Jackstadt (Jane) Louis E. Kuntz Billy L. Meyer Laverne L. Steinkamp Meyer Emmett P. Murphy Mary Jo Shaughnessy Murphy Marilyn C. Novotny James Terry Orr John E. Petrik Nancy M. Keller Petrik Ann C. Messick Reis John F. Roskopf Nicholas Tepavchevich (Louis) Jim F. Thomson (Kathleen) Thomas J. Whalen Contributors Maureen T. Henning Altman Mark H. Bernbrock Martha S. Weedman Biallas (Leonard) Marlene M. Sohacki Dittmer Stephen W. Dobbins Michael F. Fehling (Joanne) Jean A. Hoban (Michael) Dwayne C. Fischer ★ (Jane) Marilyn J. Cutrara Haggerty Janet M. Ossowski Hart (Thomas) Daniel K. Hopkins Gail S. Svitok Korosa Maria T. Cappetto Larson Barbara A. Benkse Logan Dr. Patrick M. McGinley Fr. Thomas Nairn, OFM Michael J. O’Connell (Jeanne) Mary E. Plunkett Denise S. Kaczynski Powers Kathleen A. Hemmer Sass Msgr. Dennis R. Schaefer James M. Shank

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Petronella A. Norkus Sharow Jeanne M. Deters Soebbing Rosaura M. Soto Eileen M. Sullivan John E. Walsh Willism B. Wasisco Thomas H. Webster Randall B. Wiemelt Diana J. Niekamp Yaeger (Jerry)

1972 Founders Thomas H. Pollihan Bonaventure Anonymous President’s Michael W. Hennessy Margaret M. Moran Pesek Tower Marianne Porter Noble (Howard) Chet W. Vahle Lowell A. Yates (Pamela) Friars Patricia A. Eilerman Beard William F. Beard Mary C. Renner Behan (Thomas) Maureen Murphy Bergeson (Randy) Michael J. Blickhan (Sally) Fr. John L. Doctor, OFM ★ Mary Jo Reedy Fischer Margaret W. Wood Fitch Thomas E. Gabelsberger (Yvonne) Bobette A. Zehnle Garrett Mary K. Hettinger Moeller (Lon) Mary Jill Mogab Orr Walter J. Plank (Margaret) David L. Reis Judith A. Rossignuolo-Rice (Bernard) Thomas L. Runde Mary V. King Whalen Mary C. Krug Whitenack Contributors Connie C. Book Alexander C. Tom Backer John F. Bernzen Ruth A. Bower-Shierman (Myrl) Barbara J. Ostermiller Brink Lisbeth A. Nutt Buchler Caroline C. Crim Campbell (David) Kathleen E. Winking Citro Anna L. Hermsmeier Cleve Patricia A. Walsh DeMars (John) Mary Ann Althoff Dickerson Karen R. Emanuel Wilma G. Reeves Garmer (Robert) Carol A. Farwell Gilliland (William) Kenneth L. Held Ronald J. Helmedag Honor Roll of Donors | 2011—2012

James Klauser Ruben J. Luna Andrew M. Mosko Kathy A. Kircher Rose (Thomas) Linda M. Seibert Schlipmann Michael G. Schlipmann James J. Wagner Lee Walton Robert J. Winkeljohn Larry G. Zimmerman

1973 Leadership Michael Sennett Founders Rose Mary Terry Nesbit President’s Carole H. Hughes Hennessy William E. O’Donnell ★ Tower James C. Cook Daniel R. Czarniewski Kathleen H. Hickey Czarniewski Carol A. O’Connell Gronewold Peter J. Jacobus Friars Anonymous Glennon A. Albers Mario A. Camacho Virginia L. Johnson Camacho Robert M. Claes Ronald J. Fischer Ann Marie Sullivan Florie W. Joe Garrett Alan R. Harte Robert J. Kadzielawski Carol M. Krieger J. Michael Mahair (Teresa) Diane C. Cowel Miller Martin B. Nihill Jeannine M. Pellettiere William E. Siciliano Mary P. Wochner Contributors Crayton R. Achelpohl Jean Fitch Arp Bernadette Centobene Bass Walter A. Bass, Jr. Cathy O’Donnell Becks (Rod) Beverly J. Behrman Bernzen Donald F. Blair Rita M. Brinkman Gregory J. Ceebin (Mary) Philip N. Chapleau James C. Citro James T. Connell III Nancy A. Knoche Crow ★ (Kent) Gregory J. Davis

Kathleen M. Denning Petersen (Donald) Dr. David L. Deters Kenneth Donnelly (Penny) Robert G. Dowd, Jr. (Denise) Thomas W. Dunne Christine A. Mackin Earnhart (Douglas) Allen J. Foppe (Patricia) Robert R. Garee Henry J. Glover Steven R. Hermann Patricia B. Kratochvil Lask Richard R. Lask Janet R. Brady Luna Martha T. Johnston Marshall Kevin J. McAlinden Dennis B. Meyer (Durinda) Sally J. Cardy Mosko Robert M. Rakers Dr. Gregory M. Sadlek Pat A. Altrogge Schonhoff Joseph J. Serati Sandra M. Dunn Sullivan (Charles) Breese E. Watson James C. Winter (Rochelle)

William E. Clair Cynthia M. Cook Cramer ★ Harry L. Cramer ★ Georgann Crosariol Price Michael A. Geiger (Annette) Ricky E. Hamann James P. Healy Daniel H. Heaton Gerald L. Hickey (Sharon) Michael S. Hornacek (Claudia) Catherine M. Jezior Gerald R. Jindra Sharon Jochem Schmidt (Mark) Michael P. Koeberlein Gerard R. Krogmeier Kevin L. Krummel Dr. David R. Mattie Terrence L. Porro David R. Rakers Wayne V. Steinkamp William R. Stubstad William S. Wagner, Jr. Donna McLoraine Watson Paul R. Wienhoff

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1975

Founders William H. Metzinger, Sr. (Sue)

Visionaries Suzanne Schultz Boudreau

President’s Velma N. Hite Teresa M. Morris Kettelkamp Barbara A. Bernbrock Seifert (Richard)

Visionaries Carol Zambon Fitzgerald Patrick M. Fitzgerald

Tower Joanne M. Hettinger Kirchner Michael C. Kirchner Anthony M. Peter Susan M. Pogge Peter Patricia J. Cannady Stevens Thomas W. Stevens Friars Dennis G. Bergman Edward M. Conrad Gary P. Gummersheimer Susan M. Hildebrand Harte David J. Hoskinson James P. Hults Patricia A. Kerkering Maguire Kathryn A. Boarini Nihill Dennis J. Schafer, OFM Kathleen M. Toomey Siciliano Jay R. Stevenson Mark E. Waninger (Eileen) Timothy P. Wilcox Contributors Ralph F. Abdnour Kathleen F. Kelly Brassil Mark T. Braun (Marilyn) David L. Brumleve (Martha)

President’s Stephen C. Koester Judge Mark A. Schuering Michael J. Sullivan (Carolyn) Tower Robert G. Becker Friars Kathleen M. Hamill Arns Carmen D. Cairo Kathleen M. Huhn Claes Michael J. Fox Diane M. Hedges Hults Carol Koujourian (Kenneth) Susan E. Schneider Kelley Thomas J. McShane (Kathleen) Wallace W. Welch Frances M. Weigle Wilcox William G. Zeller Contributors Jan Wroblewski Achelpohl David Aeschliman Bella M. Allison Denise A. Skrip Bauch William H. Baumann ★ Employee of Quincy University ~ Deceased

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Rita A. Hoedl Beverlin (John) Mary Anne Raymond Blair Alan F. Bogdan Fr. James A. Buerster Stephan A. Dirnbeck Kathleen A. Dooley James R. Eagan (Carol) William J. Fann Noreen P. Scavone Healy Regina Predergast Hermann Sandra L. Holmes Sandra A. Vasapolli Jindra Lawrence J. Johnson Sandra L. Eichler Lorna J. Arentsen Kelly Carol A. Tuscher Kornfeind Carol J. Bastert Krekeler (Joseph) Joanne C. Chaperlo Langan (John) Doreen L. Schmidt Lathrop (Gary) Patricia M. Ernst Laytham Janet A. Donhardt Lowe Ruth E. Mays Patricia J. Rose McAlinden Michael V. McKevitt David E. Miller (Joan) John J. O’Brien (Cathy) Susan M. Oczkowski Thomas J. Ortbal (Kai) Patricia J. Yates Real Dr. Mary Ann Ryan Kathleen McKay Sheehy Harmann H. Wittje (Margaret) Merri S. Roth Zellmer

1976 Leadership Pete Brown Founders Dennis E. Boudreau Barbara Gainer Johnson (Mark) Mark P. Mantovani (Patricia) Bonaventure Robert M. Metzinger President’s Charles H. Connor Kathleen M. Miller Connor Maureen J. Breakey O’Donnell ★ Ann F. Dolezal Pogge (Alfred) Kate O. Orlet Schuering Tower Samuel P. Banker (Maureen) Lenore Kukla Becker Robert D. Erwin Jr. Pat Carraher Maley (James) Jane E. Cady O’Malley Janice M. Tucker Friars Kathie A. Arp Anastas (Kevin) 10

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Jeffrey L. Arns ★ Jeffrey M. Bloss Paula I. Ilg Conrad Ann Marie Koch Copper Stephen T. Doherty (Margaret) Thomas R. Galvin Mary J. Fiorenzi Grahovec Rebecca A. Harbers Mary Beth Mykytiuk Jenkins (William) Molly Ruth Maginn Mark S. Mallo ★ Sharon K. Lesage Mallo ★ Laura J. Massa James B. Pollihan (Barbara) Maria Panico Sarwark ★ Shirley A. Steinkamp Stevenson Jean A. Cosentino Welty (Joseph) Contributors Cynthia Purdy Archer Tanna M. Rosendale Barry (Daniel) Teresa M. Mast Bockhold (Raymond) Gloria A. Dimmitt Ferguson Timothy J. Gaine Marsha A. Nebel Giles (Terry) Michael A. Hancox (Angie) Paul R. Hummelsheim ★ Ronald J. Kasparie Joseph F. Kratochvil Robert W. Laws Calvin D. Lee Kenneth J. Ley Ronald L. Luber Michael R. Marshall Kathleen M. Clifford Navarro Marilyn E. Northern Niebur Mary Jenkot Pettenon (Randal) Carol A. Sturhahn Rakers Stephen T. Ryan (Cynthia) Jean Schweda Philip A. Soebbing Donna P. Prior Szafranski (Robert)

1977 Leadership Mary Kay Loughlin Brown Bonaventure Daniel J. Heneghan Karen C. Crowley Metzinger President’s Jan A. Dickson Koester George I. Stenitzer Tower William P. O’Malley Friars Philip J. Dyrda Robert M. Green James K. Keefe (Donna) Mary Louise Cullen Knoerzer

HERITAGE S

The Heritage Society honors those dedicated alumni and friends who have included Quincy University in their estate plans. These commitments enhance and strengthen the university’s future, and leave a lasting legacy. Current members of the Quincy University Heritage Society are: Anonymous (9) Dr. Frank W. Banghart, Jr. ’49 Daisy Beaty Marty & Julie Bell Dr. Leonard & Martha Biallas ’71 Alan F. Bogdan ’75 Karen Waugh ’66 & Martin Boyle Paul Brown ’65 & Dr. Janise Denton Rita Buddemeyer ’70 Robert & Inez Carlisle, Sr. Donald ’48 & Joan Rupp Cason ’48 Randy Cannady ’79 & Laura CornilleCannady ’79 Jack Christensen ’56 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Claes ’65 Elma Ernst Fay ’39 Barbara Fischer Long ’68 Pat & Carol Fitzgerald Ken ’57 & Bessie Heinze Richard J. Helmer ’62 Edward C. Hinkamper ’61 Les Holtschlag ’49 Marion C. Hoskins ’86 Dr. Richard Huck ’40

Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Kerkering ’66 William ’63 & Jean McCain Michael & Lucinda Awerkamp McClain ’71 Jim Mentesti ’66 Nona E. Miller ’60 Roger & Jeannine Miller ’54 Dr. Robert & Shirley Murphy ’87 Dr. John J. Natalini Arvid L. Nelson ’51 Joseph W. Newkirk ’86 Patricia ’56 & Robert F. O’Connor ’56 Timothy ’70 & Nance O’Rourke Connie L. Page David R. Rakers ’74 Marjorie Redington Linda C. Rinehart ’81 Patrick ’80 & Karen Sale Jack ’59 & Connie Willems ’58 Schukay Dr. Kenneth ’55 & Diane Sorensen Frederick Thomas ’49 Gary & Sue Rummenie Winking ’89 Christine G. Wynar ’55 Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Yurkovich ’64

We invite you to join this exclusive society by including QU in your estate plans. For information or confidential assistance, please contact Julie Bell, associate vice president for university advancement, at 217-228-5229, or bellju@quincy.edu, or Quincy University, 1800 College Ave., Quincy IL 62301.

Mary Beth Daly McGee (Auris III) Theresa L. Neisen Susanne Bocke Niemann (Richard Jr.) Deborah K. Hellhake Riddell ★ Terrence J. Riddell ★ Margaret M. Oulvey Romano Patrick J. Ross Daniel C. Thoenen Pat J. Bedford Welch Contributors Nayereh Jamali Attai (Dr. Kaz) Elaine A. Boeding-Thoman Gary J. Bracy Jerome G. Cleve Eileen R. Meewes Diaz (Sergio) Kevin J. Doherty

Deborah A. Harris Colleen R. Cagney Kane John F. Kane Marietta F. Ludes Kratochvil Joan M. Dempsey Kroeter (Craig) Roy T. Lantry James F. McEldowney Larry C. Moore Timothy J. O’Brien Michael A. Perry, OFM Mariann Pogge Robert M. Pohlman Louis J. Rotta Mary J. Ribick Stultz Jean Dillard Walton Fred W. Witte

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1978 Leadership Colae R. Dunker Vecchie President’s Michael F. Kabbes (Jody) Mary Kay Fitzsimmons Travers (Daniel) Tower Jean C. Tracy Buckley (Michael) Stephen J. Green Friars Dan J. Bertrand Dr. Timothy W. Jacobs Julie Orlet Schoen (Joe) Sarah S. Shelledy Pleban Contributors Dr. Randal J. Bernhardt Wanda J. Mook Borrowman (Brady) Mary Anne Keegan Chapleau Cynthia J. Ehrhardt Melonie R. Fleer Richard A. Herwaldt Jeffrey P. Hollender Doloris A. Winston Huber Mary J. Kane Lavery (Richard) Debra B. Bower LeBlanc Joe J. Leenerts Jenny M. Hirner Link (Steve) Dr. Lawrence K. Luber Janet R. Bocke Peters Bradley W. Poulter (Jan) Maureen A. Rafa Kathy M. Franzen Rotta Frandy B. Stemsrud (Shari) Steven G. Sturhahn

1979 Leadership Ronald J. Vecchie Bonaventure Randy S. Cannady Laura A. Cornille Cannady President’s Joni L. Howser Halpin Dr. Stephen E. Halpin Tower Anonymous Jean M. Fruehe Green ★ Dr. Thomas H. Poterucha Terri M. Mangen Poterucha Larry D. Robertson Kathleen A. McKenzie Sparrow Friars Diane B. Barry Ary (Joseph) Alice M. Benz Barbour (Rick) Lynn M. Horas DiRaimondo

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Michael A. DiRaimondo Michael J. Hurley Maureen A. Miller Radice Robert J. Radice Contributors Sharon L. Barnett Dennis E. Bingheim Maria A. Doellman Bingheim Suzette Jehling Krummel Patricia M. Ley Marty E. Peters Thomas A. Pollmann (Patricia) Stephen P. Rapp

1980 President’s Ralph M. Oakley (Lisa) Donald R. Strumillo (Victoria) Tower Brian C. Belobradic Friars Craig M. Adams Phyllis J. Dopp (Robert) Denise M. Enright-Hurley Mark J. Hughes Jane A. Ashcemann Jacobs Michaeline Klebba Bonnie K. Kott Connie M. Kott Jean J. Pogge Pollari Patrick D. Sale (Karen) Contributors Sarah L. Lund Allen Carl Wayne Askew Julia Lynn Lewis Piner Askew David A. Beenes Ramona L. Linert Bernhardt Teresa F. Green Calhoon (James) Mary Ellen Lupien Carlton Julie B. Bridges Chastain Thomas E. Darnell Gail Marie Holthaus DeGreeff (Louis) Theresa E. Rawe Ebrey Tracy L. Haas Fink (Richard) Rebecca B. Kattelman Fischer Sue A. Keck Gerveler (Patrick) Carol J. Fruehe Hausermann (George) Ann T. Hopkins Marianne Cowhey McGauley (John) Carol A. Oswald Rickard L. Tarzwell Scott L. Thoele

1981 Visionaries Dr. Linda K. Moore

President’s Patrick J. Hagerty Patrick J. Howley III (Gina) Dr. Kevin K. Kirchner Mary C. Little

Bradley J. Obert (Janet) James R. Obert Charlene K. Brinkman Obert ★ (Thomas) Thomas M. Orlet Timothy J. Steinkoenig

Tower Kim A. Carr Belobradic Terry Sanson Trout

1983

Friars Mary K. Salrin Betts ★ (Martin) Elizabeth A. Fox Cernech (John) Victoria S. Cramsey Jennie H. Hermanson Contributors Sheryl H. Haught Baker Mary E. Hoener Bauer (William) Carol R. Raidt Frattini (Paul) Donna S. Hilgedick Frazier (Leslie) Sherri L. Hemming Garmer (James) Craig S. Gramke (Patricia) Thomas M. Hellhake Michael A. Holm (Christine) Virginia L. Taylor Maynard (Thomas) Peggy S. Holtschult McRedmond Susan J. Heffernan Rempfer (Ryan) Bruce R. Rummenie (Tami) Tracy G. Sanson William G. Schmidle Donna B. Boesen Stark (William) Paula Wensing Thoele Joy A. Newbanks VandenBoom (Dale)

1982 President’s Dr. Martin L. Buchheit Michael P. O’Connell Patricia E. Sullivan-Viniard (W.C. “Buddy”) Friars Margaret M. Conroy Catherine L. Hogan Dr. Joseph L. Murray Denise A. Tepen Schneider Ronald W. Schneider William R. Schwan Kent P. Vannier (Diane) Michael Zolfo Contributors M. Ann Awerkamp Dickson (Robert) Garry K. Gibbs Melissa A. Dixon Gibson Richard W. Gibson Diane M. Glaub Michael N. Huck (Margaret) Annette M. Kleemann Mary Ann Buening Kroshinsky Therese J. Milder Claire D. Dittmer Myers Bonnie R. Brod Nytes (Robert ) ★

Visionaries Judy E. Hinkes Zeddies (Michael) President’s Cyril D. Johannes Donald J. Noe Tower Susan M. Henrick Costigan Eileen A. Fortini Morehouse John J. O’Gara Jr. Friars John P. Gallo (Christine) Dr. Gregory A. Hill (Barbara) Rhonda J. Hayden Kattelman Michael J. Kowalkowski (Anne) Contributors Michael J. Dziallo Maura J. Hughes Phyllis A. Lake Karen K. Scherer Obert Mary Beth Braun Steinkoenig Shelley R. Holtman Winking (Bradley)

1984 Founders Roy F. Schmidt (Nancy) President’s Marianne L. Dietzen Hagerty David G. Kabbes Judy K. Lowe Kabbes Tower Dr. David J. Neun Friars Patrick J. Cunningham (Susan) Dr. Stephen T. Liesen (Janet) Amy C. Miller Looten (Steve) Vincent J. Miller John J. Pollihan Timothy Walsh Stephen D. Weis (Kelly) Michelle M. Lee Zolfo Contributors Sandra A. Slater Albert (Thomas) Marcia L. Brady Blessman (Gary) Pamela A. Callahan Kathleen A. Devine ★ Employee of Quincy University ~ Deceased

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John Francis R. Gleason Jean M. Christ Hamlett (Randall) Boupharac Kham Sonethongkham Kurfman Susan M. Schultz Ledford John D. Loscher Robert W. Meyer Bernie J. Ottenlips (Patricia) John E. Pankey Gary M. Peters (Sandra) Maureen A. Allen Selke (Todd)

1985 Tower Timothy E. Costigan James J. Naumovich Anna V. Reiss O’Gara Friars Donna J. Venvertloh Goerlich Nanette Y. Peters Krueger (William) Kathryn M. Labuhn Linda K. Lawson Miller James N. Wheeler Theresa M. Zehe Contributors Michael P. Beck (Leslie) Diann M. Reinhart Cole Edward A. Gilkerson (Sheila) Dr. Renee A. Illa Sherrie A. Matthews Louise A. Horwick Ohlwein Marilyn M. Parker Stephen J. Robinet Joseph H. Terford JoAnn M. Grawe Witte

1986 President’s Cristina D. Cray Tammy A. Peters Niemann (Christopher) Tower Cheryl A. Donovan Schwartz Gregory B. Schwartz Friars Michael L. Elbe (Gerese) Marion C. Hoskins Michael L. Siebers Contributors Barbara L. Seiwert Arcaro Kelly K. Phillips Blackwell Annette M. Pasley Bruns Caroline R. Wellman Collins ★ (Floyd) Renee Orlet Comerford Stephen D. Comerford Michael T. Dunne Dr. Vicky J. Eidson ★ (Barry) Ann C. Gleason

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Jeri L. Barnett Harms James M. Joyner Bradley L. Serangeli

1987 Bonaventure Patrick J. Sherlock (Julie) President’s Brenda M. Kinder LeMaire Shirley A. Murphy (Robert) Charles R. VanEekeren Dr. Sean L. Wittmer Tower Carolyn A. Metzger Naumovich Friars Robert E. Hibbert (Victoria) Donna R. Griep Hilgenbrink Contributors Richelle K. Brown Arsenault M. Sophie McCarthy Beckmann Timothy M. Buckley Jacqueline L. Michon Cannady William Cannady LilliAnn Stickel Dittmer Joyce A. Hildebrand (Ken) Diane M. Jansen Kline Jamie E. Schutte Mayer Byron R. McCall Donna J. Tofp McCulloch (David) Dorise L. Thomas Schulte (Jeffrey) Joyce A. Venvertloh Serangeli Elizabeth A. Carlson Ward

1988 President’s Scott A. LeMaire Contributors Todd C. Craft (Aimee) Todd J. Dietrich (Tammy) Karen L. Espeland Lemon (Lonny) Nancy M. Orr Schafer Mary Pat Hillen Vahlkamp

1989 President’s Sue A. Rummenie Winking ★ (Gary) Friars Thomas J. Bartt (Melissa) Kristine Y. Burkemper Bickhaus Marianne Cashman (Dennis) Paul J. Eling Contributors Mary E. Arp Michael R. Bruns Craig J. Campbell

Teresa J. Damm Darnell Jean M. Bretz Dickson (Michael) Mary E. Geise Fischer Robin Y. Hilker Hinterser (Christopher) Nancy R. Moore Ann M. Sturhahn Scott (Mark) Robert A. Soltys (Ann) Bernard F. Vahlkamp Sandra C. Allensworth Vincent Stephanie A. Wojnarowski West Mary Jane Wright Williams

1990 President’s Brent W. Doehring Tower Ann M. Rasure Friars Michael A. Bickhaus nanette S. Munie Norrenberns (Thomas) Michael J. O’Malley Michael S. Overby (Karen) Brett R. Penick Kevin L. Reller Contributors Rhonda K. Becker Brinkman Terry I. Bruckert Maura L. McAteer Campbell Lori A. Wells Chancy Donald J. Lemek James T. Ley Marcia L. Henning Moellring Jennifer Lynn McDonald Shields Patricia N. Jousan Wilson

1991 Friars Roy W. Brown Valerie M. Campbell Brown Ann T. Comerford Ann M. Dudek Todd Melvin (Kathy) Jodi L. Matthews Waterhaus (Steve) Gina L. Marketti Williams (Mark) Kelly L. Wilson Contributors Kathleen A. Duffin Czopek Michael F. Czopek Anne M. Brinkman Fruehling Kristin J. Hogan Hillyer Patricia A. Terrell Hultz Erika C. Carlson James (Brian) David H. Moellring Cindy J. Orr Moore (Douglas) Alan M. Schmuck Pamela A. Sheely Robin L. Hendricks Venvertloh

1992 Friars Denise A. Arenz Donald F. Arenz (Kristine) James M. Arenz Nicholas E. Bax Colette R. Vermeersch Bracken Michael F. Bracken Maureen A. Loftus Brennan Todd C. Burrell Gina L. Reiter Dietrich Michelle A. Austin Lynch (Kyle) Kerry L. Clancy Meunier Steven S. Meunier Rachel R. Paunan Peterson Sheri F. Davis Reller Contributors John D. Bolt Jane E. Cincotta Carin Lynne Bohumolski Crowe Kandi J. Arnsman Ehrhart Andrew P. Fahey Timothy E. Huels Lisa M. Schaffer Kroner (Todd) Karmen R. Zerrusen Little (Stephen) Susan P. Resch Brian J. Ritzheimer Christine E. Stenger Rollins (Chad) William P. Terlisner Mary Catherine Ehlman Valadares

1993 Friars Thomas M. Bower Amy Anderson Penick Timothy L. Schieferdecker Jeanne S. Smith Keyle M. Trudell Jennifer A. Winking Contributors Christina M. Conley Alexander Scott E. Alexander Brent M. Babyak (Patricia) Peter W. Brinkman Michele T. Rogers Fahey Rhonda S. Kobylinski Terri A. Meerstein Liesen Sonya M. Mallory Krista D. Dougherty Savage (Douglas) William L. Siebers (Amy) Jennifer D. Herold Thompson (Mark) Gregory J. Venvertloh

1994 Friars Eric A. Orne James M. Peterson Bradley E. Dietrich Jamie C. Papp Carney

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Kevin J. Carney Sandy A. Woods Trudell Dr. Pamela M. Wiewel Contributors Patrick W. Ostergren Natalie W. Leonard Breakfield Angela L. Metzger Huels Amy C. Wolthusen Schmuck Kathleen M. Crowley Benz (Roger) Jason A. Brown Kristina A. Behrman Crane Kevin A. Brown

1995 President’s Martin C. Schafer (Holly) Tower Richard W. Grady (Dawn) Michael S. Mahn, Jr. Friars Tracy R. Robey Arrowsmith (Brent) Joseph D. Goerlich James A. Graves Craig E. Hingle (Katherine) Steven W. Klostermann (Jennifer) Kirk J. Rodemich II Kurt E. Stuckman

Heather K. McCallum Davis ★ Michael D. Davis ★ Mathew L. Walbring (Lori) William M. Fisher Christopher R. Myers (Christine) Cynthia S. Dabney Barner

1997 Tower John F. Costello Derek R. Harlan Melissa J. Pratt Lore (John) Contributors Stephanie E. Foster Brown Mandi L. Terwelp Dickerman Betty J. Schmalshof Kasparie Michael J. Kelly Craig G. Moore Melissa A. Tomaszewski Pierce Sharon L. McDearmon Tweedell

1998 President’s Gregory R. Fleischer

Kimberly L. Kelly Dinkheller Travis W. Dinkheller Jefferey D. Drew (Melisa) Alicia K. Schaefer Glueck Joshua C. Glueck Donna Marie Blickhan Holtmeyer ★ (Mark) Robert E. Huster Tracy M. Huster Jamie E. Groh Kuhn Christopher J. Lubbring Kimberly A. Plancon Lubbring Evanne M. Manassah Mast (Gerald) Mark R. McDowell (Jamie) Katharine M. McGinnis Nicole M. Tabacchi Scatizzi Elizabeth J . Stumpf Katie Brooks Williams

2000 Tower Janis L. Miller Frageman (Kirk) Friars Molly A. Kinsella Dr. Jessica R. Luitjohan

1996

Contributors Randal C. Dickerman Susan B. Blair Eade (Jeremy) Susan K. Smith Hummelsheim ★ Craig J. Liesen ★ Kristen D. Roof Liesen ★ Colleen C. McDermott Allen L. Means III ★ Barbara R. Brumleve Mittel David F. Mittel Angela M. Kuse Venvertloh (Bruce) Harry T. Williams Brandon J. Willis

Contributors James A. Anders Brian B. Flatley Jamie D. Ruff Gilliland (Ryan) Matthew D. Hronick Abraham Jacob Paul Krumm Dominic A. O’Donnell ★ Mark I. Pierce Ryan J. Pulliam Joshua W. Rabe ★ Stephen J. Rak Sara J. Timpe Reeder Katherine E. Dauksch Schumacher Jackie L. Scott Serbin Ellen K. Sidorski Nichole S. Myers Suckow Valerie A. Kozimor Yingling (Joseph)

Founders Theresa L. Powers Spear (Jeff)

1999

2001

Bonaventure Jane E. Blazel Loos (Christopher)

President’s Robin A. Dannegger (Gregory) Justin R. Meats

Tower Michael S. Dietrich Brenda S. Ford

Friars Regina R. Bordewick Bergman Colleen M. Sexton Coddington Gregory M. Huelsman

Tower Matthew Boudreau (Kimberly)

Contributors Timothy P. Barry Brian M. Clough David C. Elschlager James M. Glascott Carla F. Holmes Helmke Deborah A. McCleary Johnson (Douglas) ★ Renea E. Peter Kurfman Dr. Christopher M. McDowell (Lisa) Sheila A. Reed Patricia K. Jansen Steinkamp

Friars Rachel L. Bergman Tracy A. Zuspann Orne Michelle D. Garkie Combs John R. Paunan Toni L. Garrison Stuckman Contributors James M. Keller

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Friars Danielle M. Drieselman Costello Susan K. Krause Paunan

Friars Jaime L. Adkins Matthew J. Bergman ★ Dr. Megan B. Boccardi ★ Dr. Brian J. Ulrich Dr. Jill K. Wirth Contributors Jennifer A. Knuffman Bettis Kitty L. Wilckens Coons (Charles)

Contributors Elizabeth S. Buckley (Daniel) Nathan A. Essex Robert A. Falbo John T. Fischer Elaine M. Schneider Hronick Dana J. Keppner ★ Natalie G. Jones Loper Michael K. McAlinden (Molly) Jennifer L. Peters Diana M. Cox Read

2002 President’s Scott T. LaDeur Erin E. Parr Meats Tower Robert L. Hutter (Deborah) Friars Kimberly A. Parchem Huelsman Kristen K. Potterton Diana L. VanNice Stephens Contributors Erica N. Balfour Anders Dennis Paul Boccardi, Jr. Julie Anne Zinn Boll ★ Cynthia M. Martin Essex Kristin T. Grahovec Bradley N. Graves ★ Nicole A. Heerlein Timothy M. Jackstadt Melissa L. Steuber Johnson Paul B. Johnson Timothy A. Johnston Amy L. Kluba Kathleen M. McAlinden Brian J. Opoka David F. Riney Leigh Ann Hornsey Riney Ryan M. Schumacher Joel Patrick Tlachac Jennifer L. Truitt ★ James A. Young Jamie J. Junkerman Young

2003 President’s Nicole E. Stutz LaDeur Friars Julie A. Truskowski Turner Contributors Kimberly A. Nagel Boccardi Jane M. Liesen Cleaves ★ Shirley J. Davis Lisa A. DePauw Fischer Angela Liu Mark E. Merkel Brandon Alan Musgrave Elizabeth F. Mooney Sabers David R. Serbin Maggie E. Schuering Strong Nicholas S. Walker Abby L. Symonds Wayman ★

2004 Friars Kiara K. Moore Tierney ★ Employee of Quincy University ~ Deceased

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Contributors Donna M. Galluzzo Graves Andrea L. Obert Shelton Kathryn Elizabeth Geppert Patrick M. Keane~ Denise E. Conkright Christina L. Luksich McDowell (John) Amanda L. Kemme Rogers Jennifer M. Slominski Musgrave David A. Musso ★ Jason D. Ulrich Natalie C. Kragel Ulrich

2005 Friars Christopher M. Blaesing Rochelle A. Adams Luaders ★ (Scott) Michelle M. Mungo Peter J. Natale Contributors Rebecca J. Allen Victoria C. Johnson Kelly Callie C. McAleenan Laura M. Schuering Millkamp Dora D. Marshall Mitchell Meghan M. Pieschel Rak Daniel A. Schraeder Jessica M. Stuckman Elizabeth A. Ward

2006 Tower Megan L. Breheny (Matt) Friars Mary Susan Martin Giles (Mike) Victoria L. Goshert Erik R. Jaske Patricia C. Kessler William E. Kessler Jordan J. Roth Lyndsay A. Kressner Roth Samuel David Sutera Contributors Tabitha A. Strom Beardsley Amanda M. Betlach Jeff A. Coy Kara M. Donnelly Lisa M. Farrell Lindsey R. Freeman Klobe Timothy J. Klobe Pamela S. Royalty Nuessen Andrew J. O’Donnell Kerri M. Reynolds Shannon S. Murphy Schraeder Kyle Patrick Stamper Crystal D. Fischer Sutter ★

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2007 Friars Megan E. Brockman Sean M. Doheny Jr. Contributors Richard C. Appelbaum Paul G. Arrambide III Benjamin J. Braun ★ Jennifer C. Campbell★ Gregory J. Dowdall Shay L. Bartley Drummond Scott M. Finnigan ★ Elizabeth A. Holbrook Gengenbacher Brandon D. Gervais Wayne R. Glenn ★ Bryan J. Green (Jessica) Noelle C. Hasser Allison M. Kane Kimberly A. Koenig John P. Markendorf John B. Meisel Jr. Christopher R. Mosbacher Laura A. Gentry Mosbacher Stephen A. Riederer William C. Schaffer Shannon Anne Byrne Stamper Kelly D. Vickroy Alexandra Rae Wieser

2008 President’s Ray A. Weast Contributors Megan C. Hamilton Austin Brian P. Brady Emily R. Betts Finnigan ★ Janice C. Hasik Karilyn E. Lipcamon Allison R. Favre Maxfield

2009 Bonaventure Martha Brune Rapp (James) Contributors Beth Ann Riley-Wienhoff Altmix Megan A. Backs Jennifer L. Orrico Braun Allison W. Oakley Hall Katherine T. LeGros Brenda Joy Chapman Wheeler Jessica L. Wiedman Kevin S. Williams ★ Travis C. Yates ★ (Renea)

2010 Contributors Kenneth A. Barner Michael A. Berndt Philip K. Cooper

Andrew D. Dow ★ Joshua Wade Houle Heidi Suzanne Thomas Lanier Adam James Prichard Nita S. Scherer ★ Megan Anne Schwermer Aaron W. Strong Joseph D. Wagner

2011 Friars Stephanie A. Haller Carrie Ann Lambkin Michael G. Thompson Contributors Jeanne Louise Robinson Allen Katie L. Awerkamp ★ Matthew L. Baron Abraham R. Dirnberger Brittany L. Ellerman ★ Donald J. Hoener Jane M. Schroer Meirose ★ (Paul) Jacob M. Pittroff Jessica Danielle Roach Annie K. Sokolich Beth A. Zelinski

friends Leadership Betty Edgerly Visionaries Phillip & Bonnie Conover Anthony & Patricia Crane Drs. David ~ & Chelona Edgerly ★ ★ Dr. Robert & Jennifer Gervasi ★ Mary Monckton-Blickhan Founders Harold & Ann Knapheide III Bonaventure Kenneth Conroy John Stevenson, Jr. President’s Dr. Mowbray & Sarah Allan Tim Bonansinga Ross Centanni Michael Curtis & Lee Lindsay-Curtis Isabelle Daly Patricia Gibbs Thomas & Katherine Henke Kent Hilgenbrink Alice Kimler Dr. Kevin & Alice Kirby Dr. Richard Magliari Dr. William McReynolds Dr. John Natalini Harold & Kathryn Oakley

Thomas & Anne Oakley Dr. Henry Poterucha Larry & Sandra Price Dr. Tiffany Quinze ★ Dr. Teresa Reed ★ Charles A. Scholz ~ Charles & Becky Scholz Matt Schonhoff Kent & Debby Seifert ★ Steven & Judith Siebers Janet Stanford Al & Barbara VanEekeren Pat & Sherri Whalen Tower Jean Andrews Marguerite Aschemann ~ Marty & Julie Bell ★ ★ Bill & Suzanne Bergman B. Bradford & Bonnie Billings Lawrence & Patricia Blickhan Robert & Inez Carlisle, Sr. Dr. Joseph Coelho ★ Joe & Janet Conover Dr. Richard Dunn James Frazier John & Vivian Funke ★ Darla Gatschenberger Donald Gnuse William & Laurie Hahn Lillian Keller Drs. Joseph Messina & Mary Ann Klein Dr. Daniel Michaels ★ Eileen Orlet Jay Raemisch Sam Rinella Sharon Sample ★ Joseph Schmidt Christopher Schonhoff M.E. Schonhoff Richard Schonhoff George Spear James & Cathy Stebor Edward & Dorothy Wehmer Friars Mark Adams Bart & Debbie Andert David Ayers Ann Beekman James & Diane Bell John Bell Robert Black Samuel & Catherine Bridgman Bruce Broemmel Robert & Rose Bunte Jeannine Burky Shawn Campbell Rex Capwell Jan Christiansen Dr. David & Mary Costigan Les & Madeline Crawford Dr. Merle & Ann Crossland www.quincy.edu

Lindsey Miller Culli Patricia Dillon Elaine Dion ★ Richard & Susan Dugan Sharon Edwards Angela Eichor John Ernst Dr. George Eversman Dr. Deidre Fagan ★ Jeri Foehner W. Leon Francis Mildred Gates John Gay Richard & Rebecca Gengenbacher Robert & Barbara Girouard Lowell & Vickie Glas D. William Goldie Lou Ann Goldie Carol Gorman James Gravina Arthur Greenbank Ivan Greuter Dr. Melissa Griswold ★ Jerry & Gay Gunn Helen Hardy Dixie Hoffman Kenneth Horn Mark & Lonnita Hoskins Alexander & Lynn House Joseph & Linda Huie Kurt & Joyce Kanaskie William & Lynda Keller Ron Kelly Donald & Teri Kennedy Dr. David Kirchhofer ★ Richard & Charlotte Kirchner Denise Klein Richard & Joan Klimstra Carolyn Kolodziej Gerald Korte Paul Koscielski Linda Krestan Bruce & Lorainne Kruse Dennis & Nancy Kueker Melvin & Joyce Kuhlman Dene & Paula Lambkin Dr. Richard & Kelly Layfield Dr. Peter & Mary Leffman Richard & Peggy Liebig Dr. Cindy Lovell ★ Charles Lugo Brian Lupa Jack & Sharon Mackenzie ★ Dr. Robert Manning ★ Martin & Lisa Mannion Joseph & Linda Mastroianni Anne Mays

Alison McKinsey John & Marie Meisel Robert Mejer ★ Rob Meldrom Christopher Miller Honorable Richard Mills Robert & Sandra Moore Daniel Morris Theodore & Sandra Morrison Ian & Helen Morrison Bob & Joan Olach Dr. John Palmer ★ William & Patricia Paxton Joel & Syndi Peck ★ Lorraine Phillips Debra Pohar Timothy Powers William & Bonnie Prokup Susan Radley John& Joyce Reller James Rinella David Risser Jack Rogers Michael & Catherine Roling Carol Rush Gary Russell ★ Eugene & Jane Schmittgens, Jr. Richard Scholz III Katie Schonhoff Paul & Mary Schullian Charles & Kimberly Shuman Dr. Norman & Anne Siems Richard & Cynthia Smith David & Susan Smith John & Brenda Stafford Scott & Susan Stamerjohn William Stayart Alan & Mary Stiegemeier Alice Strieby Roger & Mary Stuckman Delmar Thomas & Barbara Ludwig Thomas Curtis & Cynthia Topps Donald & Laura Torretta Kelvin Triplett Daniel & Jean Vahlkamp Raymond & Teresa Vahlkamp Scott & Jennifer Vermillion James & Joann Walters Timothy Weis ★ Dr. Thomas & Sally Westerhoff W. Eugene Whewell Patricia Wild Lawrence & Dolores Wilhelm Kenneth Wilkerson ★

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Contributors Terry Abel Ty Abel Kelvin Abraham Carl & Alice Adair Eva Adele Carmen Albers Laurie Allen ★ Eddie & Donetta Allen Richard Altgilbers Nancy Althoff April Amberger Dr. Michael & Karen Anderson Diane Anderson Holly Andress-Martin Dr. Kristen Anguiano ★ Marvel Appleton Brother Ed Arambasich ★ Jeff Arns ★ Heather Ator Diane Austin Sandy Austin Ted & Tena Awerkamp Bette Awerkamp James & Carolyn Bacilek Linda Bain Cecilia “Lia” Balke Faustino & Dorothy Baratta Jonathan & Mariann Barnard Lowell Barnett Eleanor Barnstead Rhonda Barr Mary Anne Bartlett Rebecca Lyle Barton Lisa Basham John & Rhonda Basinger Gary Bass ★ Al Bastean Daniel & Nancy Bastert Abby Bastert Dr. Matthew Bates ★ William Beard ★ Dr. John & Mary Beck Gary Beckett Charles Beding Ann Behrens ★ Dr. Wendy Beller ★ Mac Bennett Amanda Benson ★ Marjorie Benz Elizabeth Berghofer Carl Bernhardt Thomas Berra Joseph Bettasso ★ John & Roberta Birmingham Mary Bissell John & Carrie Blazel Ted & Hanna Gary Blickhan Edward Blickhan Earl Boone Richard & Joyce Borg Dr. Brian Borlas ★

Thomas & Kendall Bowen ★ Jean Bowman Gregg Boyer Atiba Bradley ★ Mary Brahler Janet Brandmill Ellen Brandom Timothy & Jeannie Braun Lanie Brazell James Bremser Michael Brennan Jolene Brenner & Family Charles & Carolyn Brenner Doris Briscoe Elizabeth Brown Thomas & Diane Brown Dean Brown Frieda Brown ★ Sue Bruce Barbara Brundo Clifford & Kathleen Bryant Nancy Bryant Gary & Julie Budine ★ Alda Buresh Dee Burnham Diana Burt Beth Ann Buser Steve Bush Scott Butler Tracy & Shirley Cahill Alicia Carbajal Jeffery & Karen Carper George Caspermeyer Kimberly Caster ★ Jill Chaffin Mitch & Chris Champagne Philip & Audrey Chanen Fr. Fernand Cheri III ★ LuAnne Clampitt Roger Clow Dr. Justin Coffey ★ Suzanne Coffman Raymond Coleman Suzanne Collier Mary Jane Collins J. Daniel & Jeri Conboy Jennifer Constantino ★ Virginia Cooke Mary Corbett John & Helen Cornell Jan Covili Mary Brown Cox William & Kim Cox Richard Coz Josh Crabtree Bonnie Cress Rosetta Cripe Robert & Isabel Curley Marie Dunker Nathan Daume ★ Robert Davis ★ Employee of Quincy University ~ Deceased

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Viola Davis Julie Davis Mary Dawson Dr. Gerardo de la O-Serna ★ Antonie Decker Irene DeLuna Phyllis Demonte Carol Demsky David Green Karina Derhake John Dickerman Dianne Dicks Jay Dieckhoff Thomas Dietrich Rosalyn Dillon David Dion Marilyn Dippold Richard & Carol Dippold Dawn Diveley Richard Donald Gina Donlin Honorable Mark Drummond Tamela Duesterhaus ★ Sharon Duesterhaus Diane Duncan William & Nancy Dunning Molly Dunn-Steinke ★ Christine Duvall Jay Edmonds & Christine Zak-Edmonds Loretta Egofske Phyllis Ehrhardt Patricia Ellerbrock Dr. Mitchell & Janet Ellison ★ ★ Connie Elmore Susan Ende Dr. Lee Enger ★ Julianne Entrup Daniel Ernst Lawson & Janet Faler W. Patrick & Georgia Farris Wayne & Judy Fessler Ryan Fierge Andrea Fifield ★ Timothy & Elizabeth Findlay LeRoy Fischer Mary Fitzsimmons Lisa Flack ★ Deann Fletcher John Flynn Harry Ford G. Hadley Foster ★ Richard & Dolores Foster Connie Franke Mike & Joy Fray Stan Freese Dennis Frericks & Dr. Rae McIntee Joan Frey Robert Garber Jenifer Garber ★ Lynne Gelston Tricia Geraci Barbara Gerdes Robert & Esther Gerding 16

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Kurtis Gibson ★ James & Joann Glascott Linda Godley Robert & Karen Gonring Johanna Gooding Maria Gores Dennis & Barbara Gorman Brett & Deborah Gorman D. Alan & Rebecca Graff ★ Betty Graham Elaine Gramke Florence Gramke ~ Ryan Grave ★ Katybeth Graves ★ Steve Grawe Florence Grawe William Gray Dr. Leonard & Rosalin Grayson Dr. Mitchell Grayson Todd & Teresa Gregory Kevin & Debbie Grootens D. Stephen & Carolyn Hagood David Hagood Dennis & Nancy Hahn Dr. Kimberly Hale ★ Dr. Cynthia Haliemun ★ Renee Hall Leona Hance T.J. Hanebrink Michael & Lynda Happel Debra Harrington Terry Harrison Nancy Harshaw Marcelle Hayden Emma Lou Heidbreder Raymond Heilmann John & Kathryn Heisel Ruth Hellake Randolph Helm Mary Jane Henke Mary Jo Henke Karen Henry Gwen Henslee Thomas & Patricia Herold Ronald Herrington Stacey Hert ★ Jennifer Hester Ronald Heubner Barbara Hicks ★ Alvin Hildebrand Suzanne Hincks Rita Hirshberg Phyllis Hoebing Dr. George Hoemann ★ Norma Hoffman Byron Holdiman ★ Linda Hooley James Host Mary Lou Huelsmeyer Patrick Hughes Kimberly Hull Michael Hulsen Michael & Kay Hummel

Lisa Hummert Christopher Hunter James Hunter August & Verna Jacobs Robert & Luella Jarvill Sylvia Jennings ★ Chris John Dr. Max John Ken Jones Jacqueline Kaelke Margaret Kagel ★ Devon Kaufmann ★ John & Carol Kealy Mary Keane Robert Keil Thomas & Teresa Keller Robert Kelly Daniel & Diane Kemner ★ ★ Mary Kemner John Kendall Kari Kerkhoff Lester & Caroline Kewney Jason Killday ★ Ronald Kimler Fr. Victor Kingery, OFM Gayle Kircher Jayna Klauser Joseph Klein Wendell Knehans Nicholas Kohl Dr. Kenneth Kollmann Martin Koranda ★ Judith Kovacs Mary Beth Kraft Dr. Jerry Kruse Mark & Pamela Kuhlenberg Joan Kuhn Joseph & Deborah Kuster Mary Ann Labuhn Fr. John Lakers, OFM ~ Gregg & Janice Lamb Leanne Lamb Clayton Lamkin Craig Lammers Dr. David & Andre Landsom ★ Monica Langley Dr. Kent Lasnoski ★ Sam Lathrop ★ Nathan & Allison Laupp Carolyn Laurich Michael & Karen Lavery Margaret Leahy Patricia Lecomte Curtis Lees Carl Lekan Lois Lepper Eric Ley Dr. Jiang Li ★ Linda Linenfelser Dr. Sandra Logan Cheryl Logston Jerry Loos Kenneth Loos

Leonard Lupa Steven Lynch Mary MacConnell Charles & Robin Macias Richard & Kathleen Mackey James Madell Elysia Mahoney ★ Paul Majewski Doris Malacarne Robert Mallory ★ Jaime Martinez del Rio, Jr. Cheryl Masaitis Louis Massett, Jr. Ralph Mast John Maxwell Michael & Carol McCabe Donald & Diana McCleary Marion McCleery Edward McClure Rebecca McCluskey Margaret McDevitt Randy & Jane McFarland Daniel McLaughlin Elizabeth McNamara Richard & Patricia McNay Stephen & Cathy Meckes Raymond Meckes Matthew Meglan Marianne Melena Lacinda Mena ★ Joseph & Lynn Mercurio Christopher Meyer Dr. Richard Meyer Chris Meyer Nerissa Meyung Beatrice Ann Miko Tyler Miller Mary Miller Joe & Mary Jane Miller Kristina Miller Mary Lee Miller Curtis Miller Delmer & Barbara Mitchell Richard Mitchell Gary & Sharon Moeller ★ Carol Montgomery Roger Mook Richard & Joyce Moore Mary Moore Ivan Moore Margaret Morbach Merry Morrison Douglas & Betty Mueller Jane Myers Joel Myers Rodney Myers Melvin Nauber Deborah Naught Cynthia Neisen ★ Lana Neisen Clara Neisen Betty Nestrick Carl Nieders www.quincy.edu

Ted & Suzanne Niemann Thad Niemira Tim & Rita Nieters Dr. Brian Nolan ★ Mary Lou Nuessen Kaye Nurnberger Kurt & Lisa Nurnberger Kevin & Elizabeth O’Donnell Quentin & Barbara Oerly Helen O’Guinn Linda Ohnemus ★ Peggy Oleson Dr. Kenneth Oliver ★ Colleen Olsen Joanne Ortwerth Maria Orwig Lee Osborn Lawanda Oswald Charles & June Otte Laura Overholser Justine Ozaki Connie Page Thomas Pajic ★ Lawrence & Janice Parchem Steve Parke ★ Andrew Parks J. Godron Pasley Michaela Passalacqua Dr. Ivan & Roberta Paul ★ Leonard Pawelski Rev. Lewis Payne Mary Kay Peck Mary Penrose Jonathan Perry ★ Roger Peters Cleora Pezman Ken Philbert Diane Pieper Kathleen Pline John Pohar JoAnn Porter Loras Prier Donald Pruett Patricia Quast Robert Quinn Dr. Louis & Janet Quintero Jose’ & Kathryn Quintero Marvin Rabe Natasha Ramsey ★ Michael & Carolyn Rapp David & Agnes Rasure David & Janice Reel Douglas & Mary Reeve Pamela Rein Linda Reinold Rory & Ellen Reynolds Denise Reynolds J. Sanford Rikoon Robert & Melva Riley Patricia Rischar Jerry Ritterbusch Carol Roberts

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Donald Roberts James Robesky ★ Betty Ann Robinson Richard Robinson Claire Robinson Patricia Rokusek Gerald Rolves Audrey Rolwes Earl Rossmiller Barbara Ruggles Sara Runyon Patricia Rymer David Sanders Richard & Lois Saviano Stephen & Carmen Schaeffer Wallis Mary Schardon Dr. Irvin & Shirlee Schecter Kim Scheuermann Marquerite Schlipmann George Schlueter Charles Schmidt Kay Schmidt Loren & Sarama Schnack Susan Schubert Kay Schuette Thomas Schuette David Schullian Marian Schultz Jan & Judith Schuster Butch Schutte Pattie Schutte Linda Schuttler Ralph & Mille Schwartz Robert Schweda Gwen Seputis Mary Shade Willa Shuman Charles & Christina Simmons ★ Frieda Simmons Elaine Smith Janet Smith Nelson Smith ★ Billy Smith Dr. Ned & Doris Snider Steven & Donna Sohn ★ Mary Jane Sokol Jeffrey Spain, Jr. ★ Ken Sparrow, Jr. Carlene Spohr Marvin Spychaj Joyce Staff Janine Stanfield Tammy Steeples ★ Becky Steffen Frank & Adrienne Stefka Kevin & Patricia Steinkamp ★ John & Margaret Stice John Stillwell Jeff & Amy Stollberg ★ H. Blaine & Cindy Strock Jake Stroot John Stroot

Norma Stroot Dr. Daniel & Amanda Strudwick ★ Karen Strupek Jeff Stupavsky Elizabeth Suellentrop Randy Suellentrop Danielle Surprenant ★ Cletus Tandy Rosemary Tangy Stephanie Taylor ★ Jeffrey & Diana Thompson Mark & Katherine Thompson Ray Thompson Shirley Timmerwilke Patricia Tomczak ★ John Toney Meghan Townley Mellanie Trachsel Gus Traeder Beth Trapani Michael & Sharon Troup Harold Turner Lori-Ann Vanderwoude James Veith John & Dr. Nancy Venegoni ★ Dale & Marty Venvertloh Judy Veronda James Vezina Charles Vinyard John & Margaret Vitale Kathy Vogel Amy Voss ★ Sue Voth Victoria Wakeland David & Christy Walker Karl Warma ★ C. Edwin Waters Lisa Webb ★ Donna Weed Daphne Weil Barbara Wellman ★ Bec Welper Terry & Lori Wensing Patricia Wensing Lance Whitaker ★ James & Lisetta White Rita White Bobbe White Martha Whitney Margaret Williams ★ Rio Wilson Catherine Wilson Sue Winking David & Kelly Winking M. Sue Wiseman Kenneth & Kathleen Wissel Marjorie Wolfe J. Dennis Wombles ★ Donald & Theresa Yaeger Dr. Ping Ye ★ Bruce York Rev. George Youtzy

Dr. Young & Soon Hee Yu Louisa Zeidler Fr. Joseph Zimmerman, OFM ★

Businesses, Government, foundAtions, AssociAtions & estAtes Leadership Estate of Mary Jane Brenner CFM Foundation Corporation for Public Broadcasting Estate of Douglas Helein Illinois Arts Council Knapheide Manufacturing Company Library of Congress Estate of Evelyn S. McLaughlin Estate of Dr. Robert E. Meyer Estate of K. Angela O’Donnell Visionaries Architechnics, Inc. Associated Colleges of Illinois Blessing Health System Coleman Foundation, Inc. Dot Foods, Inc. Illinois Board of Higher Education Mercedes Hoag Charitable Trust National Collegiate Athletic Association Province of The Sacred Heart Estate of Byron C. Stickler The Walt Disney Company Foundation Tracy Family Foundation Founders Bank of Quincy Bank of Springfield DePaul University Hansen-Spear Funeral Home Honora M. Cullinan Foundation-IMA Illinois Prairie Community Foundation - Heartland Bank &Trust Community Support Fund Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies Mercantile Bank Quincy Herald-Whig LLC Estate of Katherine Thale

★ Employee of Quincy University ~ Deceased

www.quincy.edu

Bonaventure Ameren Illinois First Bankers Trust Company Follett Higher Education Group Illinois State Library P&G Fund Matching Gift Program POLIS/ Learning in Retirement Quincy Medical Group State Street Bank & Trust Co. Winters Insurance Group LLP President’s Adams County Bar Association Adams Networks, Inc. Anheuser Busch Foundation Automatic Data Processing, Inc. Bonansinga and Associates LLC, dba Snelling Personnel Services Caterpillar Foundation Common Sense Consultants, Inc. Correct Checks, Inc. Eli Lilly & Company Foundation Entertainment Industry Foundation Ford Square of Mt. Vernon, Ltd. JK Creative Printers Keck Heating & Air Conditioning King City Chrysler Center, Inc. Marvin Richter Charitable Trust Mathilda Klein Trust MetLife Foundation Niemann Foods Foundation Noon Kiwanis Club of Quincy Peters Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc. Prairie Farms Dairy, Inc. Rinella Company Scholz Loos Palmer Siebers & Duesterhaus State Farm Companies Foundation Stifel Nicolaus & Company Stillwell Foundation Students in Free Enterprise - SIFE Tellabs Grants for Giving Program Wells Fargo Foundation Educational Matching Gift Program Wright Investors’ Service (The Winthrop Corporation) Tower ADM Foundation American Association of University Women - Quincy Branch Bailey’s Fudge & Floral Bank of America Matching Gifts Program City of Quincy Continental Paper Grading Dan R Masterson Trucking LLC Dow Corning Corporation’s Matching Gifts Program Exchange Club of Quincy Hy-Vee Food Stores - East Kohl Wholesale Martinis at 515, Inc. McB Co., Inc, dba Shoreline Brewery 18

Honor Roll of Donors | 2011—2012

Mr K’s Fabric Shop National Management Resources Corporation Niemann General Contracting, Inc. O’Donnell’s Termite & Pest Control Quincy Newspapers, Inc. Royalty Electric LLC Sammy Fund Schlipman Construction, Inc. The Brevetto Law Group PLLC United Systems, Inc. Watts Copy Systems Friars Abbott Fund Matching Grant Plan Adams County Glass, Inc. AT&T Foundation Matching Gifts Program Barnard Elevator of Quincy Barry Dental Clinic BASF Corporation Bennett & Middendorf, Ltd. Blessing Corporate Services, Inc. Boeing Gift Matching Program Bunte Truck Service, Inc. Butcher Block C.B. Distribution LLC Capaha Bank Carl’s of Quincy, Inc. Community Foundation of the Quincy Area Dene Lambkin Honda Dene Lambkin Hyundai Diamond Envelope Corporation Diocese of Springfield in Illinois Dow Chemical Company Matching Gift Program Duker & Haugh Funeral Homes Entrup Drywall & Painting, Inc. Extreme Exterior Pros First Mid-Illinois Bank & Trust GE Foundation Geneva Cleaners Restoration Gray Hunter Stenn LLP Heimer & Associates, Inc. Heinie Specialty Products Hilbing Autobody, Inc. Illinois Tool Works Foundation Knights of Columbus - Quincy Lewis University Loos Farm Supply, Inc. Mike Bell Design Building Remodeling Molis Realty Motorola Foundation Northrop Grumman Foundation Open Arms Ministries Peterman Financial Group, Inc. Prince Agri Products, Inc. Quality Builders Quantum Insurance Group, Inc. Quincy Compressor Quincy Symphony Orchestra Refreshment Services Pepsi Ries Graphics, Ltd.

Rockwell Collins Matching Gift Program Sleep Tight, Inc. Sturhahn Jewelers, Inc. Temaura, Inc. The Clorox Company Foundation The Sherwin-Williams Foundation Matching Gifts to Education Walsh Financial Services, Inc. Contributors 1st in Video-Music World, Inc. Advanced Dental Care Busey Bank CareLink, Inc. CHS Employee Benefit Services CJD Sales LLC Country Financial Cramsey Construction Danielle M. Fleer, CPA PC Designer’s Edge Day Spa Salon Diamond Construction, Inc. Doors-N-More, Inc. Drury University E.E.P.N., Inc. Family Physicians of Madison County, Ltd. Fleer Oil Company Franciscan Sisters of OLPH Frankfort High School Goehl Schuering Cassens & Bier Hallmark Corporate Foundation Hannibal Piecemaker Quilt Guild Harris Foundation Horseshoe Lake Animal Hospital Ice Scream John Ravenscraft Realty LLC Jonathan’s Landing Condominium Owner’s Association Katherine Road Animal Hospital KHQA-TV Kraft Foods Foundation Lathrop Chiropractic Clinic Lewis Longlett & Lannerd LLC Mart Heinen Club McIntee Ear, Nose & Throat Center McKesson HBOC RedLine Murphy Financial Group Nuessen Veterinary Clinic Palmyra State Bank Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Program Print Solutions, Inc. Pro Active Chiropractic Center, PC Quincy Racquet Club R.W. Reichert Trucking Red Carpet Services, Inc. dba Red Carpet Travel Reed Promotional Media Robert J. Sheehy & Sons Funeral Home St. Stephen Church Staff & Staff State Auto Insurance Companies State Farm Insurance Charles H. Scholz Agency Taylor Fresh Foods, Inc. dba Vincitori

The Farmers Bank of Liberty The Prudential Foundation Matching Gifts Program Willis HRH Zara’s Collision Center, Inc.

endowed schoLArship funds Established in 1948, the Quincy University Endowment provides for the long-term financial health of the University. Gifts to our 161 individual funds are invested to provide a growing reliable source of income for scholarships and academic programs today and forever. Alumni Legacy Scholarship Fr. Michael Perry, OFM Larry Zimmerman Architechnics, Inc. Scholarship Architechnics, Inc. Milton & Alberta Bitter Memorial Scholarship Dr. Richard & Kelly Layfield Robert Blazel Scholarship Connie Alexander Mary Kay Blazel John & Carrie Blazel Ted & Hanna Blazel Timothy & Elizabeth Findlay Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies Chris & Jane Loos Bob & Kathy Stange Joseph & Valerie Yingling Joseph & Lucille Blickhan Memorial Scholarship Lisa Bearden Mark Bernbrock Michael & Sally Blickhan Gary & Kathleen Bracy Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Dean & Nancy Brown Craig & Patty Gramke Elaine Gramke Florence Gramke ~ Gray Hunter Stenn LLP Robert & Jane Haas D. Stephen & Carolyn Hagood David Stephen & Jennifer Hagood Terry & Sheryl (Baum) Harrison Alvin & Marilyn Hildebrand Jonathan’s Landing Condominium Owner’s Association, Alan Knepler Roy, Carolyn & Sarah Lantry Dr. Richard & Ann Meckes Brad & Jan Poulter www.quincy.edu

Loras Prier Marvin & Tammy Rabe Kevin & Sheri Reller Don & Pat Roberts Jerry & Claire Robinson State Street Bank & Trust Co. Jim & Margie Williams ★ Gary & Sue Winking

Bob Carlisle Memorial Scholarship Robert & Inez Carlisle Linda Godley

Margaret McDevitt James Mentesti Joseph & Lynn Mercurio Dr. George & Mary Nell Meyer Andrew Parks Dr. Ivan & Roberta Paul ★ Joel & Syndi Peck ★ Quincy University Academic Affairs Dr. Teresa Reed ★ David Risser Drs. John & Barbara Schleppenbach ★ ★ Janet Stanford M. Sue Wiseman

Fr. Gervase Brinkman, OFM, Scholarship Mark & Sharon Mallo Elaine Smith

Circle K Club Scholarship Marty & Julie Bell ★ ★ William Brickman Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Ed & Paula Conrad Michael Dietrich Tom & Pat Ehlman Richard & Mary Elbert Dr. Dennis & Jane Galligani Kenneth & Clare Goerlich James & Celia Heintz Steve & Jennifer Klostermann Kathryn Labuhn James Mentesti Eileen Morehouse John & Anne Ruck Peter & Catherine Satterthwaite Jerome Springman, Jr. Ron & Colae Vecchie John & Sydney Green Walsh

Brown Drug Company Pharmacy Scholarship Mary Cox

Kenneth C. & Mary Belle Conroy Scholarship Dr. Kenneth Conroy

English Faculty Tuition Scholarship James Graves Dr. Terrence & Deborah Riddell ★

Fr. Tom Brown, OFM, Art Scholarship Marty & Julie Bell ★ ★ Gregg Boyer Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton James & Kathleen Citro Dr. David & Mary Costigan John & Carol Dignan Charles & Margaret Fitch Hansen-Spear Funeral Home Fred & Mary Ann Keller Anne Mays James Mentesti Ken & Rose Mary Nesbit Robert Pohlman Betty Ann Robinson Hela Robran Drs. John & Barbara Schleppenbach ★ ★ Dan & Pam Sherman Howard & Ruth Ann Snowden George Spear Jeff & Dawn Stupavsky Ralph & Norma Thieman Lee & Dr. Jean Walton Rita White Joseph Winkelmann Jo Ann Yates

Thomas P. Daly Scholarship Isabelle Daly Aurie & Mary Beth McGee

John E. Evans Scholarship Anonymous Drs. Joseph Messina & Mary Ann Klein

Fr. Robert Dentzman, OFM, Scholarship Jeff & Kathleen Arns ★ John & Patricia DeMars Rhonda Kobylinski Dr. Katherine McCombs Dr. John & Cathy O’Brien

Joseph D. Fisher Memorial Music Scholarship Carolyn Brinkman

Fr. Gabriel Brinkman, OFM, Scholarship Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton John & Carol Dignan Dr. Eldon & Maureen Little Mark & Sharon Mallo Dr. Bill & Joyce McDevitt Eileen Morehouse Connie Page Marv & Mary Kay Schulgen Mark & Joan Terstriep

Frank & Mildred Brueggeman Memorial Scholarship Anheuser Busch Foundation Tim Schieferdecker & Jennifer A. Winking

Honor Roll of Donors | 2011—2012

Dr. David Edgerly Scholarship Holly Andress-Martin Anonymous Ann Behrens ★ Doris Briscoe Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Dave & Meghan Buckley Harry & Cynthia Cramer ★ Drury University Athletics Betty Edgerly Dr. Chelona Edgerly ★ Lynne Gelston Robert & Barbara Girouard Linda Godley Margaret Kagel ★ Katherine Road Animal Hospital Fr. J.J. Lakers, OFM~ Dr. Craig Lammers Lewis University Dr. Sandra Logan Dr. Scott & Rochelle Luaders ★ Mary MacConnell Jack & Sharon Mackenzie ★ Dr. Robert Manning ★

Neal L. & Verona C. Ehlman Scholarship Tom & Pat Ehlman Endowment for English Scholars Dr. Elaine Dion ★ James Graves Richard & Patricia Lask Theodore & Sandra Morrison School Sisters of Notre Dame

Franciscan Scholarship Barbara Arcaro William Baumann Michael & Kristine Bickhaus Lori Chancy Colleen Coddington James Connell III Elizabeth Curtis Thomas & Teresa Darnell Thomas & Jane Deters Brad & Gina Dietrich Bill & Mary Jean Fabritz Rebecca Fischer Dwayne & Jane Fischer ★ Kathleen Hegeman Dr. Richard & Agnes Huck Gregory & Kimberly Huelsman Jay & Diane Hults William & Mary Beth Jenkins James Joyce Susan Kelley Dr. William & Linda Griffin Kirk Carl & Nancy Koch Judith Kovacs Capt. John & Dr. Joanne Langan Kenneth Ley Jeff & Mary Liautaud

Madeleine Maguire Ruth Mays Dr. Patrick McGinley Eileen McNicholas Michael Michaelis Dr. Joseph Murray Marilyn Novotny Jim & Connie O’Brien Joe & Julie Schoen Mark & Melissa Pierce Stephen Rapp Richard Rubison Greg & Cheryl Schwartz The Sherwin-Williams Foundation Matching Gifts to Education George Sloane Dr. Paul Spence Ralph & Norma Thieman William Wasisco Vivian Wottman Denis & Cheryl Yoggerst LuBeth Young ★ Roger Francour Memorial Scholarship Carol Gronewold Alan Knepler Jim & Kathleen Thomson Michael Zipprich Chuck French Memorial Scholarship Jim & Denise Arenz Nicholas Bax Roy & Val Brown Francis W. Gehrt & Lydia A. Teuscher Gehrt Memorial Scholarship Mary Gehrt Christine Wynar Bonnie King Gibbs Music Scholarship Patricia Gibbs Marilynn Hurlburt Gorell Scholarship Eli Lilly & Company Foundation Dr. Thomas Gorell William Lhotka Thomas & Karen Roti Fr. F. J. Gray, OFM, History Scholarship Kathleen Bergan Schmidt Jeffrey Bloss John Brass Thomas Burkemper John & Marge Cook Drs. Mark & Marion Cummings Elizabeth Curtis John & Carol Dignan ★ Employee of Quincy University ~ Deceased

www.quincy.edu

Stephen Dirnbeck Charles & Judith Durbin Eli Lilly & Company Foundation Frederick Emig Dwayne & Jane Fischer ★ Robert Haas Ed & Barb Hagenbaumer Robert & Donna Hilgenbrink Mark Hughes Bob & Priscilla Jablon Dr. Andrew & Kathy Jorgensen Dr. Kevin Kirchner Michael & Joanne Kirchner Dr. William & Linda Griffin Kirk Gail Korosa Roger Kurtz John & Jayne Lammers William Lhotka Dr. Eldon & Maureen Little Kevin & Patricia McAlinden John & Sandra Miller Eileen Morehouse David Rakers Thomas & Karen Roti Peter & Catherine Satterthwaite Judge David & Marianne Slocum Rosaura Soto Michael & Carolyn Sullivan Tracy Family Foundation James Wagner Richard & Beverly Welch Stephanie West James Wheeler Geraldine Young

Ronald & Donna Helmedag Paul & Susan Hummelsheim ★ Cyril Johannes King City Chrysler Center, Inc. Michaeline Klebba Mary Louise Knoerzer Joseph & Marietta Kratochvil Michael Lach Dr. Eldon & Maureen Little Dr. Richard Magliari James Mentesti Vincent & Linda Miller Dr. & Mrs. Robert C. Murphy Ken & Rose Mary Nesbit Martin & Kathryn Nihill Bradley & Janet Obert Michael O’Connell Michael & Karen Overby James & Barbara Pollihan David & Ann Reis Thomas & Karen Roti Thomas Runde Dr. Richard Ryan Peter & Catherine Satterthwaite Roy & Nancy Schmidt Jerome Springman, Jr. Richard & Sharon Stephan Mark & Joan Terstriep William Wagner, Jr. Wallace & Pat Welch Lowell & Pamela Yates

Fr. Melvin Grunloh, OFM, Scholarship Anonymous AT&T Foundation Matching Gifts Program Brent & Patricia Babyak Jim & Sharon Behrens Dennis & Rachel Bergman Michael & Sandra Bertani Richard Bockelman Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Terry Bruckert Bob & Sherry Cerrano A. Joseph & Judy Claes Todd & Aimee Craft Patrick Daly Michael & Lynn DiRaimondo Brent Doehring Kevin Doherty Tom & Pat Ehlman Eli Lilly & Company Foundation Dwayne & Jane Fischer ★ William Fisher Ford Square of Mt. Vernon, Ltd. Dr. Dennis & Jane Galligani Michael Gill James Glascott Randall & Jean Hamlett Thomas & Susan Hannon Alan & Susan Harte Kenneth & Bessie Heinze

Judy (Perko) Heinze Music Scholarship James & Judith Heinze

Honor Roll of Donors | 2011—2012

Hallmark Endowment Anonymous

Fr. Phil Hoebing, OFM, Scholarship John & Vivian Dickerman John & Carol Dignan Terry & Cheryl Dillard Dwayne & Jane Fischer ★ Edward & Barbara Hagenbaumer James & Judith Heinze Fr. Phil Hoebing OFM Gerald & Virginia Holzgrafe Patricia Hultz Richard & Sally Klohr Paul & Kathy Leo Dr. Eldon & Maureen Little Kenneth & Joyce Loos Peter & Catherine Satterthwaite Ray Shannon William Terlisner Mark & Joan Terstriep Ralph & Norma Thieman James & Judith Wand Dr. Ed & Peggy Ware Greg Holthaus Scholarship Homer & Eva Adele Robert & Carmen Albers Gary Dean & Nancy Althoff

Bette Awerkamp Dan & Tanna Barry Daniel & Nancy Bastert Rod & Cathy Becks Charles & Marilyn Beding Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Steve Bush Dearld & Jill Chaffin Roger Clow Stan & Sue Collier Tim & Susan Costigan William & Kim Cox Dale & Charlotte Craven Bonnie Cress Dr. Louis & Gail Degreeff Dr. Jay & Karen Dieckhoff Al & Kay Dierkes Gerald & Sharon Duesterhaus Larry & Reva Ehmen Phyllis Ehrhardt Tim & Julianne Entrup Lee & Fran Fischer Robert & Esther Gerding Russell & Annette Goehl Kenneth & Clare Goerlich Mike & Carolyn Hamann Ricky & Margaret Hamann Jeri Harms Jerry & Sharon Hickey Ken & Joyce Hildebrand Norma Hoffman Sharon Holthaus Ken & Diane Jones Ronald & Betty Kasparie Wendell & Elizabeth Knehans Mary Beth Kraft Kevin & Suzette Krummel Dr. Jerry & Lois Kruse Arthur Lepper Alvera Maas Bill Maas Jack & Sharon Mackenzie ★ John & Pauline Maxwell Richard & Patricia McNay Alice Meckes Raymond & Carolyn Meckes Stephen & Cathy Meckes James Mentesti William & Sue Metzinger Merry Morrison Mr K’s Fabric Shop Brian & Deborah Naught Carl Nieders Kevin & Liz O’Donnell Tom & Maria Orwig Charles & June Otte Justine Ozaki & Robert Schmelzle Mary Penrose Gary & Sandra Peters Roger, Marianne & Gloria Peters Prince Agri Products, Inc. Bob Quinn David & Doris Sanders Dr. Irv & Shirlee Schecter Donna Schelich & Paul Schelich

Allen & Kim Scheuermann George & Renee Schlueter David Schullian Mary Shade Benjamin & Carlene Spohr Mayor John & Karen Spring Kevin & Patricia Steinkamp ★ Catherine Stenger Jeff & Jake Stroot Norma Stroot Ray & Barbara Thompson Shirley Timmerwilke Harold & Gloria Turner Bev Welper Jeff & Bobbe White Dr. Young & Soon Yu Sharon Zehnle Alan M. Hopkinson Scholarship Michael Atkins Richard & Marie Barkowitz Diamond Envelope Corporation Thomas Gramm Alan & Judy Jania John Jardine James Mentesti Emmett & Mary Jo Murphy Gerald & Mary Jo Murphy Donald O’Connor William & Maureen O’Donnell ★ ★ John & Carol Roskopf Jerome Springman, Jr. James & Jeannie Sullivan Edward & Dorothy Wehmer Fr. Pacific Hug, OFM, Scholarship John & Carol Dignan Tom & Lucille Hirschinger Velma Hite Andrew Holtgrave Dr. William & Linda Griffin Kirk Dr. Eldon & Maureen Little Charles & Susan Loftus Peter & Catherine Satterthwaite Karin Waugh & Martin Boyle Wally Hutter Memorial Scholarship Robert & Deborah Hutter Dewey Kalmer Scholarship Pete & Mary Kay Brown Robert & Karen Metzinger William & Sue Metzinger Mary Ann Klein Scholarship Dr. Mowbray & Sarah Allan Ann Dudek John & Lisa Fischer Thomas Gott James Graves Todd & Teresa Gregory Daniel Heaton Matthew & Elaine Hronick James & Donna Keefe www.quincy.edu

Joseph Klein Denise Klein Natalie Loper Dr. Scott & Rochelle Luaders ★ Dr. Robert & Kathleen Martin Drs. Joseph Messina & Mary Ann Klein Nancy Moore Michael O’Malley John & Susie Paunan Dr. Terrence & Deborah Riddell ★ Mark & Sharon Schmidt Judge Mark & Kate Schuering Ryan & Kate Schumacher George Stenitzer Tellabs Grants for Giving Program Daniel Thoenen Daniel & Mary Kay Travers John & Mary Ann Westhoff Rudy & Maxine Kleinsorge Scholarship James Graves Fr. Elmo Kurz, OFM, Scholarship Dr. Merle & Ann Crossland John & Patricia DeMars James & Jean Devereux Stephen Dirnbeck Dr. William Dolan Richard & Fern Heitholt Art & Nancy Kunkel Gary & Doreen Lathrop Dr. John & Cathy O’Brien Fr. J. J. Lakers, OFM, Scholarship Abby Bastert Marjorie Benz Mary Kay Blazel Frank & Bev Bockhold Earl Boone Boudreau Family Charitable Trust Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Sue Bruce Barbara Brundo Charles & Marguerite Cantlon Dr. John & Susan Christensen Jane Cincotta Dr. David & Mary Costigan Patricia Darnell Karina Derhake Thomas Dietrich The Walt Disney Company Foundation Dr. Robert & Marlene Dittmer Kenneth Dobucki Duker & Haugh Funeral Homes Betty Edgerly Mary Fischer Kirk & Janis Frageman Stan Freese Florence Grawe William Gray Stephen & Jean Green ★ Joseph & Karen Grush Robert Haas Ruth Hellhake

Honor Roll of Donors | 2011—2012

Edward Hinkamper Phyllis Hoebing Ann Hopkins Doloris Huber Michael & Kay Hummel Paul & Susan Hummelsheim ★ Allen & Marilyn Hunter Jayna Klauser Knights of Columbus - Quincy James Knodel Richard & Mary Lavery David & Patricia Laytham Terri Liesen Dr. Scott & Rochelle Luaders ★ Jack & Sharon Mackenzie ★ Mark & Sharon Mallo Cheryl Masaitis Anne Mays Michael & Lucinda McClain Richard & Phyllis McDonald Rae McIntee Ear, Nose & Throat Center Marianne Melena Drs. Joseph Messina & Mary Ann Klein Dr. George & Mary Nell Meyer Dr. Linda Moore Mary Moore Margaret Morbach Eileen Morehouse Melvin Nauber Lana Neisen Richard & Connie Niemann, Sr. David & Mary Oakley Eric & Tracy Orne Joanne Ortwerth Mary Kay Peck Quincy University Academic Affairs Robert Quinn Paul & Anita Rakers Sara Reeder Dr. Terrence & Deborah Riddell ★ Earl Rossmiller Saint Joseph Holy Name Society Alan & Amy Schmuck Paul & Mary Schullian Dan & Pam Sherman Jennifer Shields Robert & Charlotte Siebers Richard & Cynthia Smith Marvin Spychaj St. Stephen Church William Terlisner Ralph & Norma Thieman Scott & Paula Thoele Rollie & Dolores Thomas James Veith John & Dr. Nancy D. Venegoni Terry & Lori Wensing Patricia Wensing Dr. Philip & Patricia Wilson Joseph Winkelmann Timothy Schieferdecker & Jennifer A. Winking Fred & JoAnn Witte Ernest & Dorothy Yackley Sharon Zehnle

Robert P. Lang Chemistry Scholarship Dr. William Dolan Dr. Scott & Rochelle Luaders ★ Donald W. Lierle Scholarship Anonymous Sandy Austin Jean Bowman Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Rosalyn Dillon Richard Donald Christine Duvall Gwen Henslee Ronald Heubner Tom & Lucille Hirschinger Robert Keil Ivan Moore Betty Nestrick John Stroot Frank Longo Memorial Scholarship Mark Hughes Thomas & Janet O’Driscoll Jim & Kathleen Thomson Fr. Titus Ludes, OFM, Scholarship Paula Brinkman Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Dr. & Mrs. Robert Cudney James & Jean Devereux John & Carol Dignan Mary Houlihan Dr. William & Linda Griffin Kirk Kathryn Labuhn Mary Ann Labuhn Mark & Sharon Mallo Dr. Bill & Joyce McDevitt James Mentesti William & Jane O’Malley Peter & Catherine Satterthwaite George Zimmerman Dr. Luther Markley English Tuition Scholarship Anne Mays Mac & Marge McClain Scholarship Michael & Lucinda McClain Darwin L. McClure Aviation Scholarship E.E.P.N., Inc. Ronald Kimler Alice Joy Kimler Edward McClure Dr. William McReynolds Curtis Miller Fredrick A. McLaughlin Memorial Scholarship Estate of Evelyn S. McLaughlin

Robert Lee Mejer Visual Arts Award Scholarship Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Stephen & Renee Comerford Kristin Hillyer Renea Kurfman Margaret Leahy Mary Little Robert Mejer ★ James Mentesti Andrew & Sally Mosko Sandra Vincent Gary & Sue Winking ★ Paul W. Meyer Scholarship Josh & Jenna Crabtree Lindsey Miller Culli Harold & Patricia Ellerbrock Wayne & Judy Fessler Franciscan Sisters of OLPH Dick & Rita Hopkins Mary Lou Huelsmeyer Mary Kemner John & Betty Ley Dennis & Durinda Meyer Jerry & Rosie Meyer Dr. Paul Meyer Chris Meyer & Hope Tucker Mary Miller Christopher Miller Tyler Miller Gardon & Margaret Pasley Marty & Janet Peters Billy & Debbie Smith Rose Tangy Sharon Zehnle Leo C. Monckton Memorial Scholarship Mary Monckton Blickhan Murphy Scholarship Dr. Robert & Shirley Murphy John Natalini Scholarship ADM Foundation Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Dr. Martin Buchheit Timothy & Susan Costigan Dr. Stephen & Joni Halpin Dr. Kevin Kirchner Dr. Scott & Brenda LeMaire Dr. Scott & Rochelle Luaders ★ Dr. David Mattie Dr. John Natalini Dr. Sean Wittmer Ferd E. Niemann, Sr. & Ferd E. Niemann, Jr. Scholarship Rita Niemann

★ Employee of Quincy University ~ Deceased

www.quincy.edu

Oakley Family Scholarship Community Foundation - Quincy Area Theodore & Sandra Morrison Harold & Kathryn Oakley David & Mary Oakley In Honor of the Oakley Family Birthdays Ralph & Lisa Oakley Thomas & Anne Oakley Tony & Signe Oakley Michael Vincent O’Donnell Memorial Scholarship Estate of K. Angela O’Donnell John Ortwerth Scholarship Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Frederick Curtis Paul & Jane Jackstadt Dewey & Carol Kalmer Drs. Joseph Messina & Mary Ann Klein

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QU & You Chicago Golf Scholarship Alan & Judy Jania Scott & Nicole LaDeur Gerald & Mary Jo Murphy William & Maureen O’Donnell ★ ★ Jerome Springman, Jr. James & Jeannie Sullivan

Pre-Law Scholarship Adams County Bar Association Gary Blickhan Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton CareLink, Inc. Dr. David & Mary Costigan Judge Mark Drummond Danielle M. Fleer, CPA PC Goehl Schuering Cassens & Bier Johanna Gooding

Honor Roll of Donors | 2011—2012

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Sharlene Peter Scholarship Dan & Tanna Barry Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton James & Bernadette Doubek Michael & Jean Field Diane Glaub Deborah Harris Victoria Kelly Annette Kleemann Anita Krieger Steve & Amy Looten George & Mary Nell Meyer Todd & Maureen Selke Bradley & Joyce Serangeli Julie Turner

POLIS Scholarship Elizabeth Berghofer Joan Frey POLIS/ Learning in Retirement Bruce York

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Lucille Middendorf Rapp Scholarship James & Martha Brune Rapp Michael & Carolyn Rapp Marvin Richter Charitable Trust Retired Faculty - Staff Scholarship Dr. Mowbray & Sarah Allan Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Dr. Gary & Geraldine Carter Dr. David & Mary Costigan Robert & Luella Jarvill Fr. Victor Kingery, OFM Dr. Alfred & Ann Pogge Jean Schweda Dr. Norman & Anne Siems Robert & Joanne Schlepphorst Scholarship Robert & Joanne Schlepphorst

Bradley M. Schuttler Memorial Scholarship Linda Schuttler Richard C. Seifert, Sr. Memorial Scholarship James & Connie McDowell Richard & Barbara Seifert, Jr. Ronnie Slovick Alumni Scholarship Robert & Ruth Garrity James & Judith Heinze Thomas & Kathleen Kelahan Larry Klug Dr. Leo & Joyce Roberts Donna Wagner Jack Smith Family Scholarship Michaeline Klebba Jeff & Theresa Spear Scholarship Hansen-Spear Funeral Home George Spear Jeff & Theresa Spear Frank Strieby Memorial Scholarship Alice Strieby Jeanne & Christie Strupeck Memorial Scholarship Richard & Marie Barkowitz John & Margaret Farrell Patrick & Susan Henning Alan & Judy Jania Dr. Eldon & Maureen Little Gerald & Mary Jo Murphy John & Nancy Petrik John & Constance Schukay Dr. David Strupeck Karen Strupeck James & Jeannie Sullivan Edward & Linda Sutton John Walsh

Gregory, Todd & Christopher Taylor Scholarship Beatrice Ann Miko William & Sandra Taylor Brother Clete VanAckeren, OFM, Scholarship Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Ed & Barb Hagenbaumer James & Judith Heinze Marv & Mary Kay Schulgen Judith A. Wand Memorial Scholarship Dr. Katherine McCombs Naomi Watts Memorial Scholarship Fr. Dennis Schafer, OFM Gary K. & Sue Ann Winking Scholarship Diane Anderson Jean Arp & Family Mary Arp Heather Ator Sharon Barnett Rhonda, Chris, Amanda, Aaron & Nikki Barr Bud & Pat Bastean Fred & Jane Beckett Gary, Kimberly & Shawn Beckett Marty & Julie Bell ★ ★ Ann Bergman Gary Blickhan Edward & Beatrice Blickhan Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Sue Bruce Drs. Floyd & Caroline Collins ★ Dr. David & Mary Costigan Rosetta Cripe Nancy Crow ★ Dianne Dicks Gerald & Sharon Duesterhaus Mary Fitzsimmons

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Connie Franke Robert & Barbara Girouard Hannibal Piecemaker Quilt Guild Hansen-Spear Funeral Home Ray & Judy Heilmann Mart Heinen Club Jim & Linda Hooley Jackie Kaelke Mary Keane Dan & Diane Kemner ★ ★ Alan Knepler Steve & Jan Koester Nick & Donna Kohl Mary Krzystoczyk Tom & Linda Linenfelser Ralph Mast James Mentesti Carl & Rita Middendorf Judy Milfs Joe & Mary Jane Miller Dick & Barb Mitchell Joanne Ortwerth & Family Robert & Laura Overholser Dr. Alfred & Ann Pogge JoAnn Porter Quincy University Brenner Library Staff Quincy University Business & Human Resource Offices Quincy University Mart Heinen Club Robert & Carol Rakers Mary Ridder Trudy Rollins Sharon Sample ★ Timothy Schieferdecker & Jennifer A. Winking Drs. John & Barbara Schleppenbach ★ ★ Linda Schuttler Ralph & Millie Schwartz Mark & Ann Scott Jeff & Theresa Spear Bill Starkey Ken & Bobbie Talken Dale & Marty Venvertloh Lester & Sandra Vincent Gary & Sue Winking ★ Robert Zehnle Memorial Scholarship Boeing Gift Matching Program Dr. Dennis & Jane Galligani General Endowment Fund Russ & Josephine Achelpohl Advanced Dental Care Glennon Albers Richard Altgilbers Mary Kay Beiermann Robert Bergman Pat Casey Daley Philip & Audrey Chanen James Cook Michael & Kathy Czopek Michael M. Davis Todd & Tammy Dietrich Paul Eling

Honor Roll of Donors | 2011—2012

Dr. Girard & Linda Etzkorn Maureen Fisher Charles Frey Patricia Gallagher Wayne Glenn ★ Arthur Greenbank Hilbing Autobody, Inc. JK Creative Printers Michael & Jody Kabbes William & Nanette Krueger Leonard Lupa James Madell Billy & Laverne Meyer Jon & Mary Meyer Robert & Sandra Moore William & Jane O’Malley Tom & Margaret O’Meara William & Patricia Paxton Quantum Insurance Group, Inc. Rinella Company Bernard & Grace Runde Patrick & Karen Sale Marian Schultz Joseph Serati State Street Bank & Trust Co. Wayne & Patricia Steinkamp Jeff & Amy Stollberg ★ Dr. Lawrence & Maureen Sutton Paul & Susan Tanna United Systems, Inc. Raymond & Teresa Vahlkamp W.C. ‘Buddy’ & Patricia Viniard Mark & Eileen Waninger Patrick & Cheryl Whalen Dr. Robert & Joanne Wilkin Mary Jane Williams

AnnuAL AwArds Scholarships supported by investors on a yearly basis. American Association of University Women Scholarship Dr. William McReynolds American Association of University Women - Quincy Branch Mowbray Allan Book Grant Nancy Moore Daniel & Mary Kay Travers Parker and Mildred Gates Scholarship Joe & Janet Conover Mildred Gates Barbara Gerdes

Walter Hansen Scholarship Noon Kiwanis Club of Quincy Fr. Victor Hermann, OFM, Memorial Book Grant Naomi Adler Tom & Mary Lenz Billy & Laverne Meyer Walter Plazewski Mercedes Hoag Scholarship Mercedes Hoag Charitable Trust Alice Murphy Hogan Scholarship Alice Hogan Hogan Family ‘Allie Oop’ Special Education Scholarship Alice Hogan Katie Hogan McDonalds/Herald-Whig Classic Scholarship Quincy Herald-Whig LLC Mercantile Bank/Wright Investors’ Service Scholarship The Winthrop Corporation (Wright Investors’ Service)

Donald Schweda Memorial Book Grant Dr. Mowbray & Sarah Allan Michael & Dianne Drinan James Graves Nancy Moore Bruce & Tami Rummenie Robert Schweda Daniel & Mary Kay Travers Dr. Brian Ulrich Jim & Rochelle Richelieu Winter Stifel Nicolaus Scholarship Stifel Nicolaus & Company Fr. Lucien Trouy, OFM, Memorial Book Grant Mike & Joanne Kirchner James Mentesti A. Montgomery Ward Scholarship Associated Colleges of Illinois Women of Accomplishment in Literature and Writing Book Grant Dr. Deirdre Fagan

Messick Family Foundation Scholarship Messick Family Foundation

honorArY Gifts

Joseph Messina Book Grant Dr. Mowbray & Sarah Allan Tom & Rose Gott James Graves Todd & Teresa Gregory Matthew & Elaine Hronick Denise Klein Natalie Loper Nancy Moore Mike O’Malley John & Susie Paunan George Stenitzer Tellabs Grants for Giving Program

Fr. John Doctor, OFM Eric & Tracy Orne

QU & You Chicago Golf Annual Scholarship Patrick & Carol Fitzgerald Print Solutions, Inc. Ries Graphics, Ltd. Robert J. Sheehy & Sons Funeral Home Don Schonhoff Memorial Scholarship Betsy Schonhoff Christopher Schonhoff Katie Schonhoff Matt Schonhoff -Correct Checks, Inc. Richard Schonhoff

Don & Neetz Heckenkamp James Mentesti Paul W. Meyer - 90th Birthday Josh & Jenna Crabtree Sr. Lorraine DeFebbo Harold & Patricia Ellerbrock Wayne & Judy Fessler Dick & Rita Hopkins Mary Lou Huelsmeyer Mary Kemner John & Betty Ley Chris Meyer & Hope Tucker Dennis & Durinda Meyer Jerry & Rosie Meyer Christopher Miller Gordon & Margaret Pasley Marty & Janet Peters Billy & Debbie Smith Rose Tangy Sharon Zehnle Anne Oakley - 80th Birthday Ted and Sandra Morrison ★ Employee of Quincy University ~ Deceased

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memoriAL Gifts Fr. Odoric Akwick, OFM Ms. Judith Kovacs Martha Alexander Sharon Barnett Finetta “Nettie” Beard Bill Beard ★ Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton JK Creative Printers Drs. John & Barbara Schleppenbach ★ ★ Mark A. Blickhan Lisa Bearden Mark Bernbrock Gary & Kathleen Bracy Dean & Nancy Brown Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Florence Dieker Elaine Gramke Craig & Patty Gramke Florence Gramke ~ Gray Hunter Stenn LLP Robert & Jane Haas D. Stephen & Carolyn Hagood David & Jennifer Hagood Terry & Sheryl (Baum) Harrison Alvin & Marilyn Hildebrand Carol Hildebrand Jonathan’s Landing Condominium Owner’s Association Roy, Carolyn & Sarah Lantry Dr. Richard & Ann Meckes Brad & Jan Poulter Loras Prier Marvin & Tammy Rabe Kevin & Sheri Reller Don & Pat Roberts Jerry & Claire Robinson State Street Bank & Trust Co. Jim & Margie Williams Gary & Sue Winking ★ Karl Bowles Dr. Irv & Shirlee Schecter Mr. & Mrs. Glen Brown Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Kathleen Capwell Rex Capwell Robert F. Dittmer Bob & Jean Andrews Marguerite Aschemann ★ Roger & Linda Bain Gary & Lia Balke Richard & Mary Anne Bartlett Bill & Mary Bauer

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Ann Behrens ★ Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Thomas & Jane Deters Teresa & Jerry Dickenson Wayne & Judy Fessler Karl & Mary Ann Kroshinsky & Family David & Pat Laytham James & Connie McDowell Thom & Marilyn Parker Jose’ & Kathryn Quintero Mary Ellen Raphael & Rob Wieboldt John & Brenda Raphael Peter & Linda Raphael Steve & Judith Siebers Nelson & Marie Smith Philip & Jeanne Soebbing Pat & Jim Statwick Daniel & Beth Trapani Kathy Vogel Janet Waterkotte Dr. David W. Edgerly Holly Andress-Martin & Mike Martin Anonymous Patrick & Lisa Atwell Ann Behrens ★ Doris Ann Briscoe David & Meghan Buckley Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Harry & Cynthia Cramer ★ Drury University Athletics Betty Edgerly Robert & Barbara Girouard Linda Godley Katherine Road Animal Hospital Fr. John J. Lakers, OFM ~ Craig Lammers Ph.D. Lewis University Dr. Sandra Logan Robert & Mary MacConnell Jack & Sharon Mackenzie ★ Dr. Robert Manning ★ Margaret McDevitt James Mentesti Joseph & Lynn Mercurio Dr. George & Mary Nell Meyer Andrew Parks Dr. Ivan & Roberta Paul ★ Joel & Syndi Peck ★ Quincy University Office of Academic Affairs Quincy University School of Education Dr. Teresa Reed ★ David Risser Drs. John & Barbara Schleppenbach ★ ★ Janet Stanford Dean & Sue Wiseman Thomas A. Engel Patricia Quast

John & Charlotte Enright Denise Enright-Hurley William “Bill” Gallagher, Class of ‘69 Patricia D. Gallagher Donna Nicolai-Schulz Joseph Edgar Fetter Rae McIntee, Ear, Nose & Throat Center Greg Holthaus Homer & Eva Adele Robert & Carmen Albers Gary Dean & Nancy Althoff Bette Awerkamp Dan & Tanna Barry Daniel & Nancy Bastert Rod & Cathy Becks Charles & Marilyn Beding Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Steve Bush Dearld & Jill Chaffin Pat Clow Roger Clow Stan & Sue Collier Tim & Susan Costigan William & Kim Cox Dale & Charlotte Craven Bonnie Cress Dr. Louis & Gail Degreef Dr. Jay & Karen Dieckhoff Al Dierkes Gerald & Sharon Duesterhaus Larry & Reva Ehmen Phyllis Ehrhardt Tim & Julianne Entrup Lee & Fran Fischer Robert & Esther Gerding Russell & Annette Goehl Kenneth & Clare Goerlich Mike & Carolyn Hamann Ricky & Margaret Hamann Jeri Harms Jerry & Sharon Hickey Ken & Joyce Hildebrand Norma Hoffman Sharon Holthaus Ken & Diane Jones Ronald & Betty Kasparie Wendell & Elizabeth Knehans Mary Beth Kraft Kevin & Suzette Krummel Dr. Jerry & Lois Kruse Arthur Lepper Alvera Maas Bill Maas Dave Maas Roger Maas Jack & Sharon Mackenzie ★ John & PaulineMaxwell Richard & Patricia McNay Alice Meckes

Raymond & Carolyn Meckes Stephen & Cathy Meckes James Mentesti William & Sue Metzinger Merry Morrison Mr K’s Fabric Shop Brian & Deborah Naught Carl Nieders Kevin & Liz O’Donnell Tom & Maria Orwig Charles & June Otte Justine Ozaki & Robert Schmelzle Mary Penrose Gary & Sandy Peters Roger, Marianne & Gloria Peters Prince Agri Products, Inc. Bob Quinn David & Doris Sanders Dr. Irv & Shirlee Schecter Donna Schelich & Paul Schelich Allen & Kim Scheuermann George & Renee Schlueter David Schullian Mary Shade Benjamin & Carlene Spohr Mayor John & Karen Spring Kevin & Pat Steinkamp Catherine Stenger Jeff & Jake Stroot Norma Stroot Ray & Barbara Thompson Shirley Timmerwilke Harold & Gloria Turner Mrs. Bev Welper Jeff & Bobbe White Dr. Young & Soon Yu Sharon Zehnle Judge Robert S. Hunter Gary Blickhan CareLink, Inc. Dr. David & Mary Costigan Judge Mark Drummond Danielle M. Fleer, CPA PC Goehl Schuering Cassens & Bier Jimmy & Johanna Gooding Steve & Sara Grawe Gray Hunter Stenn LLP Karen Henry Lisa Hummert Christopher Hunter James Hunter Jerry & Mary Loos Judge & Mrs. Richard Mills Betty Ann Robinson Drs. John & Barbara Schleppenbach ★ ★ Judge Mark Schuering & Kate Betty J. Jones Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton

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Parnell Kelly James Mentesti Erwin and Lori-Ann Vanderwoude Fr. J. J. Lakers, OFM Tyler & Abby Bastert Marjorie Benz Mary Kay Blazel Frank & Bev Bockhold Earl & Benita Boone & Family Dennis & Suzanne Boudreau Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Sue Bruce Gerald & Barbara Brundo Charles & Margie Cantlon Dr. John Christensen Dr. David & Mary Costigan Pat Darnell Adam & Karina Derhake Tom & Florence Dietrich Marlene Dittmer Duker & Haugh Funeral Homes Mary Fischer Stan & Becky Freese Florence Grawe William & Elaine Gray Stephen & Jean Green ★ Ann Haugh Jared & Elizabeth Haugh Ruth Hellhake Ed Hinkamper Larry & Phyllis Hoebing Albert & Doloris Huber Mike, Kay & Kaleena Hummel Paul & Susan Hummelsheim ★ Allen & Marilyn Hunter Ryan & Jayna Klauser Knights of Columbus Council 938 James & Joyce Knodel Thomas & Patricia Lakers Earl & Joan Lashmett Richard, Mary & Vanessa Lavery David & Patricia Laytham Tom & Terri Liesen Jack & Sharon Mackenzie ★ Cheryl Masaitis Chris, Trisha & Helen Mathews Anne Mays Michael & Lucinda McClain Richard & Phyllis McDonald Rae McIntee Ear, Nose & Throat Center Marianne Melena James Mentesti Dr. George & Mary Nell Meyer Billy & Mary Moore Dr. Linda Moore Donald & Margaret Morbach Mel & Rosemary Nauber Dennis & Lana Neisen Richard & Connie Niemann David & Mary Oakley Joanne Ortwerth John & Mary Kay Peck Honor Roll of Donors | 2011—2012

Queen of Peace Catholic Church Quincy University Office of Academic Affairs Bob Quinn Paul & Anita Rakers Bryan & Sara Reeder Dr. Terrence & Deborah Riddell Earl & Sue Rossmiller Saint Joseph Holy Name Society Alan & Amy Schmuck Dan & Pam Sherman Richard & Jennifer Shields Robert & Charlotte Siebers Richard & Cynthia Smith Marvin Spychaj St. Stephen & Holy Rosary Parishes Scott & Paula Thoele & Family Rollie & Dolores Thomas James & Tamara Veith John & Dr. Nancy Venegoni Terry & Lori Wensing Todd & Patricia Wensing Dr. Philip & Patricia Wilson Joe Winkelmann Jennifer Winking Fred & JoAnn Witte Ernest & Dorothy Yackley Sharon Zehnle William R. Lierle Jim & Sandy Austin Richard & Jean Bowman J.R. Curtis Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Rosalyn Dillon Richard Donald Jeffrey & Christine Duvall Gwen Henslee Ron & Rita Heubner Robert Keil Ivan Moore Betty Nestrick John & Tanna Stroot Robert A. Mays Marty & Julie Bell ★ ★ Gregg & Judy Boyer Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton James & Kathleen Citro Dr. David & Mary Costigan Chuck & Meg Fitch James Mentesti Ken & Rose Mary Nesbit Pete & Janice Pohlman Betty Ann Robinson Drs. John & Barbara Schleppenbach ★ ★ Dan & Pam Sherman Howard & Ruth Ann Snowden George Spear Jeff & Theresa Spear & Will Jeff & Dawn Stupavsky & Family Joe Winkelmann

Joyce McElyea Dr. Gary & Geraldine Carter Fr. Eugene Middendorf, OFM Stephen Patrick Rapp Ervin H. Miller Gary & Sue Ann Winking ★ Jean Roseler Miller Kenneth & Margaret Heitmeier Ridgely B. Pierson Dr. Kaz & Nayer Attai Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Thomas & Diane Brown Connie Elmore Dennis & Barbara Gorman Lillian Keller James Mentesti Ian & Helen Morrison Richard & Mary Jane Neu Tony & Signe Oakley Eric & Tracy Orne Anthony & Susan Peter Drs. John & Barbara Schleppenbach ★ ★ George Spear John & Dale Stevenson, Jr. Sue Voth Martha Whitney Marjorie Wolfe Phyllis A. Rummenie Diane Anderson Jean Arp & Family Mary Arp Heather Ator Sharon Barnett Rhonda, Chris, Amanda, Aaron & Nikki Barr Bud & Pat Bastean Fred & Jane Beckett Gary, Kimberly & Shawn Beckett Marty & Julie Bell ★ ★ Ann Bergman Gary Blickhan Edward & Beatrice Blickhan Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Sue Bruce Dr. David & Mary Costigan Rosetta Cripe Nancy Crow ★ Dianne Dicks Gerald & Sharon Duesterhaus Mary Fitzsimmons Connie Franke Robert & Barbara Girouard Hannibal Piecemaker Quilt Guild Ray & Judy Heilmann Jim & Linda Hooley Jackie Kaelke Mary Keane Dan & Diane Kemner ★ ★

Alan Knepler Steve & Jan Koester Nick & Donna Kohl Mary Krzystoczyk Tom & Linda Linenfelser Nellie Martin Ralph Mast James Mentesti Carl & Rita Middendorf Judy Milfs Joe & Mary Jane Miller Dick & Barb Mitchell Joanne Ortwerth & Family Robert & Laura Overholser Dr. Alfred & Ann Pogge JoAnn Porter Quincy University Brenner Library Staff Quincy University Business & Human Resource Offices Quincy University Mart Heinen Club Robert & Carol Rakers Mary Ridder Trudy Rollins Tim & Jennifer Schieferdecker Drs. John & Barbara Schleppenbach ★ ★ Linda Schuttler Ralph & Millie Schwartz Mark & Ann Scott Jeff & Theresa Spear Bill Starkey Ken & Bobbie Talken Mary Vancil Dale & Marty Venvertloh Lester & Sandra Vincent In Memory of Ed Schoger Tim Gaines Charles A. Scholz Mary Kay Blazel Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Dr. Irv & Shirlee Schecter John G. Stevenson, Sr. Carl & Julie Askew & Family Dan & Tanna Barry Kelly & Rebecca Barton Michael & Kristine Bickhaus Mary Kay Blazel Dennis & Susie Boudreau Mary Brahler Ellen Campbell Brandom Jolene Brenner & Family Ryan & Elizabeth Brown Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Mike & Jean Buckley Judge Dennis & Marianne Cashman Jim & Kathleen Citro Joe & Janet Conover Phil & Bonnie Conover ★ Employee of Quincy University ~ Deceased

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Dale & Charlotte Craven Dr. Louis & Gail DeGreeff David & Kathleen Deneen John & Alana Flynn Pat & Sue Ann Gerveler Steven & Sara Grawe Gray Hunter Stenn LLP Gerald & Virginia Holzgrafe Alex & Lynn House Michael & Cheri Hulsen Aurie & Mary Beth McGee Daniel & JoAnn McLaughlin Drs. Joe Messina & Mary Ann Klein Mary Monckton Blickhan Robert & Sandra Moore Jane Myers Joel & Mary Kate Myers Claire Myers Rodney Myers Richard & Mary Jane Neu Ted & Suzanne Niemann C. David Nuessen Tony & Signe Oakley Bob & Joan Nuessen Olach Quincy Racquet Club Mike & Pam Rein Jim & Melinda Rinella Betty Ann Robinson Richard & Nancy Robinson Douglas & Carol Rush Dr. Irv & Shirlee Schecter Butch Schutte Steve & Judith Siebers Jeff & Theresa Spear Nick & Sarah Spear Will Spear & Kristin Kanoy Scott & Susan Stamerjohn John & Gay Stillwell Clyde “Gus” & Fern Traeder Mike & Sharon Troup Jeff & Sharon Tweedell Ronald & Colae Vecchie James Waterkotte Winters Insurance Group LLP Marjorie Wolfe Mary Jane Stewart Eddie & Donetta Allen Jonathan & Mariann Barnard Mac Bennett Mary Kay Blazel Janet Brandmill Michael & Carol Brennan

Ned & Reaugh Broemmel Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Jeannine Burky Dee Burnham & Ted Kemner Beth Ann Buser Busey Bank Kenneth & Lounette Chatten Joe & Janet Conover John & Helen Cornell Dr. David & Mary Costigan Mary Cox Anthony & Trish Crane Brandt & Judith Crocker Antonie Decker Kathleen Dooley & Gary Handrick Matthew & Kandi Ehrhart Susan Ende Frankfort High School Pat Geraci Tricia Geraci Barbara Gerdes Brett & Deborah Gorman & Family Dr. Leonard & Rosalin Grayson Dr. Mitchell Grayson Hansen-Spear Funeral Home Michael & Lynda Happel Emma Lou Heidbreder Randolph Burton Helm Family Alex & Lynn House Robert & Deborah Hutter August & Verna Jacobs Lillian Keller Lester & Caroline Kewney KHQA-TV Steve & Jan Koester, Scott & Drew Art & Nancy Kunkel Monica Langley Anne Mays Michael & Carol McCabe Michael & Lucinda McClain Marion “Tink” McCleery Randy & Jane McFarland Elizabeth McNamara Dr. Richard Meyer Mary Ann Middendorf Ronald & Carol Montgomery Robert & Sandra Moore Ted & Sandy Morrison Dr. Robert & Shirley Murphy Richard & Connie Niemann Ted & Suzanne Niemann Mary Lou Nuessen Dave & Mary Oakley

Tony & Signe Oakley Barbara Oerly Dr. Louis & Janet Quintero Robert & Melva Riley Jerry & Lisa Ritterbusch Betty Ann Robinson Mary Schardon Loren & Sarama Schnack Dan & Pam Sherman Robert & Ann Soltys Jeff & Theresa Spear & Will Joyce Staff Staff & Staff John & Dale Stevenson, Jr. Clyde “Gus” & Fern Traeder Daphne Weil & Mary Hall Jim & Lisetta White Dr. Philip & Patricia Wilson Marjorie Wolfe Beth Young ★

AssociAted coLLeGes of iLLinois Anonymous (3) Allyn Foundation, Inc. Nicholas S. Amatangelo Andrew Family Foundation AON Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. AT&T Foundation Bituminous Casualty Corporation Blue Cross Blue Shield Boeing Company Brinson Foundation John Buck Company Lyn Bulman Caterpillar Foundation Allan C. Cave, Jr. CDW-G Chapman and Cutler LLP Citi Foundation James Dennis Gaylord & Dorothy Donnelley Foundation Donnelley Foundation Dale R. Egeberg Jeremy Farmer Fellowes, Inc. Clifton L. Fenton

Judith Fenton Fifth Third Bank Foundation for Independent Higher Education Growmark Foundation Harris Bank Haugh Family Foundation Holland & Knight LLP Hollister, Inc. Jane Houle Illinois Mutual Illinois State Board of Education Illinois Student Assistance Commission Illinois Tool Works Foundation Johnson Controls JP Morgan Chase Junior Achievement of Chicago Donald P. and Byrd M. Kelly Foundation Lloyd A. Fry Foundation MacLean-Fogg Company MB Financial McGraw Foundation myFootPath Nicor Gas Norfolk Southern Northern Trust Pepper Family Foundation Plante & Moran Polk Brothers Foundation Prairie Farms Primera Engineers, Ltd. Prince Charitable Trusts John S. Rothschild Sagalyn Family Fund Sahara Enterprise Shure Inc Siragusa Foundation Toni Smith Sntial Technologies, Inc. State Farm Insurance Steamgard Engineering Resources Tate & Lyle TIAA-CREF United States Department of Education Vulcan Materials Company A.Montgomery Ward Foundation Wm. Wrigley, Jr. Company Foundation James Wylie Employee of Quincy University ~ Deceased ★

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Justin Meats ’99 & Erin Meats ’02 CONNECTING We met in the chapel and it was an important part of our college years and our relationship. We grew spiritually through frequent masses, adoration, praise, worship, and other campus ministry activities. Justin proposed in front of the Tabernacle and all of our college friends were with us when we got married. COMMITTING We are glad to hear a new preservation effort is under way. It was always sad to see the paint peeling in the dome by Jesus. We both have spent many hours in the chapel…. it was always a calming place to have Jesus looking down at you and

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being surrounded by the saints. SUPPORTING We think it is important to give back to the community. We both feel it is important to support Catholic education at all levels and we have a special place in our hearts for QU.

WE ASK FOR YOUR SUPPORT to help preserve and revitalize the Quincy University chapel. The preservation of the chapel and its spiritual presence will ensure

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students have a place to worship, reflect and serve for the next 100 years.

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To find out how you can support the chapel, visit www.quincy.edu/chapel

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