2017-18 StFX Donor Impact Report

Kirsten Gallant and Cameron Sehl ’18 are two participants in the 2018 Wallace Family Internship program. The program was created thanks to a generous gift from Mark Wallace ’80, former chair of the StFX Board of Governors.

2017-18 StFX DONOR IMPACT REPORT A Celebration of Xaverian Generosity

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XAVERIAN GENEROSITY: A community that bands together.

When people talk about StFX, community is a word you hear often. At our core, we’ve always been much more than a place of higher learning. We are also a place where friendships are found, bonds cemented, and where community is formed.

Communities pull together to support one another, and StFX is no different. In these pages you’ll read about a number of exceptional StFX students who are achieving remarkable things, as well as the supporters whose generosity is helping make their experiences possible.

We hope you enjoy this celebration of the students, faculty and supporters who are responding to the call to make StFX an ever better place to learn, live and grow.

StFX is university, as it is meant to be.

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TABLE of CONTENTS CREATING A LEGACY OF XAVERIAN SUPPORT A message from Dr. Kent MacDonald, StFX President and Vice-Chancellor

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A CALL TO SUPPORT THE STUDENTS OF TOMORROW A message from Mr. Murray Kyte, StFX Vice-President, Advancement

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CULTURALLY RELEVANT LEARNING The Dr. Ann Sherman Scholarship helps First Nations BEd students balance work and academics

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PAYING IT FORWARD StFX Class of 2018 creates bursary fund to support refugee students

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OPENING A NEW DOOR Paul and Sara McFarland Bursary helps American students find themselves at StFX

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MAKING A DIFFERENCE, RIGHT NOW StFX students help fund multi-million dollar campus health and wellness revitalization

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TIME, TREASURE, TALENT A StFX faculty champion contributes in more ways than one

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SOMETHING SPECIAL : Alumnus reflects on a lifetime of StFX support

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BUILDING EACH OTHER UP Joyce Family Bursary lets students stay highly engaged with the wider community

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EMPOWERED LEADERS, TRANSFORMED COMMUNITIES Scholarships help Coady International Institute participants fulfill their leadership potential

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COMING FULL CIRCLE Alumnus gives back to same scholarship that made it possible for him to attend StFX

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OUR StFX: CHANGING LIVES, TOGETHER StFX joins the global Giving Tuesday movement in support of student financial aid

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STRENGTHENING StFX - SUPPORTING OUR STUDENTS

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MAKING EVERY DONATION COUNT

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CELEBRATING OUR DONORS

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Mary-Ellen MacPhee ’87 ’05 with Dr. Kent MacDonald ’86 ’93

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IN REALITY, EVERY GIFT TO StFX − WHETHER LARGE OR SMALL − DIRECTLY IMPACTS A REAL PERSON WITH REAL HOPES AND DREAMS AND THE POTENTIAL TO MAKE OUR WORLD A BETTER PLACE. Dr. Kent MacDonald ’86 ’93

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HELPING EXCEPTIONAL STUDENTS ACHIEVE EXCEPTIONAL THINGS A message from Dr. Kent MacDonald, President and Vice-Chancellor of St. Francis Xavier University Four years ago, in August 2014, I began my tenure as St. Francis Xavier University’s 18th President and Vice-Chancellor. In the time that’s followed, my wife Mary-Ellen and I have had the honour of getting to know many of our students, learning about their hopes for the future and why they chose StFX to help bring these aspirations to life. I often say that to understand why StFX is one of Canada’s finest universities, we need look no further than our exceptional students. They make me proud every day.

But sometimes during these same conversations, I hear about the significant barriers many of our students face when deciding to attend StFX – one of Canada’s last truly residential universities.

The cost of post-secondary education continues to rise.

Indeed, in many ways it’s never been more expensive to be a student. This reality hits home when I hear about students who must scrimp and save to fulfill their dream of attending StFX, only to realize they don’t have the resources to pay for the next few years of their degree.

It is heartbreaking when I hear they make the difficult decision to put their studies on hold while trying to save money. Sadly, many don’t return to StFX and must settle for a very different experience at a large university closer to their home.

I recall chatting with Mary-Ellen about this challenge.

We have both benefited from our StFX undergraduate and graduate degrees, and knew that something must be done. Out of that conversation came the Xaverian Fund and a goal to raise $50 million for student scholarships and bursaries, transforming access to education for generations of Xaverians yet to come. The premise behind the fund is simple: no academically-focused, socially-engaged student should miss out on a StFX education because of their financial situation.

Incredibly, since launching the Xaverian Fund in 2015 we’ve raised over $35 million. We are changing lives. No doubt, this is a substantial achievement - but there’s more to do to reach the full goal. Beyond the Xaverian Fund, there is also more required to fulfill the needs of our academic programs and the support services our students depend on. In other words, now more than ever StFX needs your financial support.

Often, when we talk about donations and funds raised, it can be easy to lose sight of the meaning behind the figures.

What’s most important is the impact of these financial contributions. The stories you’ll read in the following pages are the stories of these people. These are the stories of people whose lives are being changed because of our supporters’ generosity, and the stories of a few exceptional supporters who continue to inspire us with their commitment to StFX. My personal hope is that when you read about our students and learn more about their lives, you remember that they are why we ask you to give back to St. Francis Xavier University; that their stories of success are directly shaped by your generosity.

So how much can you give? Please know that we can all make an impact, and that no amount is too small to help.

With your assistance, we will ensure many more StFX students have stories of achievement for generations to come.

Hail and Health!

Dr. Kent MacDonald ’86 ‘93 President and Vice-Chancellor St. Francis Xavier University

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A CALL TO SUPPORT THE STUDENTS OF TOMORROW A message from Mr. Murray Kyte, St. Francis Xavier University Vice-President, Advancement As I reflect on my own time as a StFX student, I realize that for every experience we enjoyed, there were people behind the scenes making it all possible. The programs we studied, the buildings we lived in and the stadium where we celebrated were the result of much dreaming and many years of planning. They were also the result of StFX alumni and friends who gave generously to make them happen.

We never thought much about these gifts and these spaces as students, but now recognize they are the legacy of those who came before us.

As alumni of StFX, we have an opportunity and a responsibility to do this same thing for the students of today and tomorrow. At a time when universities like StFX face a challenging financial future, it’s on us to step forward. Like the alumni and friends who did the same for us, we need to make sure future Xaverians benefit from opportunities into the future even better than the ones we enjoyed.

Like all universities in our region, StFX faces significant funding challenges. Operating costs continue to rise at a faster pace than the combined revenue we receive from government and from tuition fees. All indications tell us this will continue. This means that much of our day-to-day operations and many of the programs that make StFX outstanding now depend on funds raised from people like you and I. Over the past 10 years, the number of alumni who give to StFX has dropped to unsustainably low levels (see our graph on page 32.) That’s why in 2017 we challenged every StFX graduate to adopt the mentality of “every alumni, any amount, every year” for financial giving. Last year approximately 8.4 per cent of all alumni made a financial gift to StFX, a slight increase from 2016. While any increase is positive, this number is still nowhere near

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where StFX needs it to be. The reality is straightforward: without more financial support from StFX alumni and friends, many of the programs and initiatives that our students depend on will not exist into the future.

Often, our alumni tell us it’s hard to make sense of this reality when they hear about StFX receiving large, multi-million dollar gifts for new academic spaces. They ask why we can’t simply allocate some of these contributions to other areas. However, when our generous benefactors make such gifts they often designate them for specific projects, like these spaces for world-class teaching and research – spaces that are crucial for our ability to shape future community, business and political leaders.

When it comes to building a competitive yet sustainable future for StFX, it can’t be a choice between investing in new academic spaces for our students or our day-to-day funding needs. It must be both. This is why major transformational gifts and regular, modest alumni giving are both equally important. They allow us to plan for a bright future while establishing a sustainable base from which to grow.

Your support – of any amount, towards any initiative – is crucial to our success. In the pages that follow you’ll read stories of students and programs that depend on your generosity. You’ll also find contact information for members of the StFX Development team should you wish to make a contribution.

Thank you for your support. Hail and Health!

Mr. Murray Kyte ’87 Vice-President, Advancement St. Francis Xavier University

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AS ALUMNI OF StFX, WE HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY – A RESPONSIBILITY – TO BUILD A STRONG StFX FOR THE STUDENTS OF TODAY AND TOMORROW. Murray Kyte ’87

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Juliana Julian helps her students during a social studies lesson.

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THE DR. SHERMAN SCHOLARSHIP IS HELPING US FINALLY IMPLEMENT ABOUT 20 YEARS’ WORTH OF IDEAS. Dr. Jeff Orr, Dean StFX Faculty of Education

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CULTURALLY RELEVANT LEARNING The Dr. Ann Sherman Scholarship helps First Nations BEd students balance work and academics Juliana Julian puts her books away after leading a Grade 9 social

created in honour of the beloved former faculty member and

studies class at the East Antigonish Education Centre, where she

director of StFX’s School of Education, who passed away in 2017.

is completing a placement as a student teacher. She introduced

The scholarship was launched by a $500,000 gift from the John

an activity where students were given an imaginary $500,000 to

and Judy Bragg Family Foundation in honour of Dr. Sherman, who

spend in ways that would help address social issues and improve

was their niece. The gift was then matched by the Jeannine

living conditions in communities across Nova Scotia.

Deveau Educational Equity Endowment Foundation, created by

“I think it went well,” says Juliana. “It got them thinking about how society’s wellbeing is connected to so many different things.”

Interconnected thinking isn’t just a skill she tries to instill in her students, but one she applies to her own studies in StFX’s

Ms. Deveau – an alumna from the class of 1944 – to help make a university education more accessible to members of First Nations and African Nova Scotian communities.

Funds from the scholarship support travel costs for part-time

part-time Mi’kmaq Studies Bachelor of Education program.

program participants, who attend weekend-long classroom

Juliana brings experience from her job as Health Director for

sessions in First Nations communities across eastern Nova Scotia.

the Paqtnkek Mi’kmaw Nation, located just outside of Antigonish,

Without this travel support, many students wouldn’t be able to

where she works full-time in addition to her studies.

attend the sessions nor enroll in the program.

StFX’s part-time Mi’kmaq Studies Bachelor of Education

“The Dr. Sherman Scholarship is helping us finally implement

is designed for students like Juliana who, because of work

about 20 years’ worth of ideas,” says Dr. Jeff Orr, Dean of StFX’s

or family responsibilities, are unable to commit to full-time

Faculty of Education.

education. The program has already graduated 50 students, with 20 more enrolled in its current cohort.

“For a long time, our faculty was discussing strategies to create a system that incorporated broader worldviews, with a particular focus on First Nations perspectives.

REPRESENTATION MATTERS

“Ann helped with all of this. She was a true partner in this work

In addition to greater learning flexibility, the program also provides

and it’s just so fitting that a scholarship created to honour her

an opportunity to introduce teaching and learning strategies that are

legacy is finally helping us put these ideas into action.”

more culturally relevant to traditional Mi’kmaq ways of knowing

Dr. Orr also explained that funds from the scholarship could

and being. It results in a learning model that better supports First

create further opportunities for First Nations and African Nova

Nations teachers and students, something that program faculty

Scotian students, including research scholarships for students

say is crucial.

who pursue graduate-level studies in the Faculty of Education.

“Representation matters,” says Dr. Lisa Lunney Borden, Associate

For now, it’s helping students like Juliana balance the demands

Professor of Education at StFX and program faculty for the part-

of work, study and family life, while also equipping them with the

time Mi’kmaq Studies BEd program. “There’s something to be said

knowledge and confidence to bring First Nations perspectives

about having teachers that look like you and who can relate to

into the classroom.

your worldview.”

“First Nations have a way of knowing that we’re now making accessible for all students. We have a lot to share as Mi’kmaq

DECADES OF IDEA, BROUGHT TO LIFE

people in Nova Scotia.”

Some new supports for the part-time Mi’kmaq Studies BEd were made possible thanks to the $1 million Dr. Ann Sherman Scholarship,

To support Aboriginal and African Nova Scotian students at StFX, contact Iain Boyd, Chief Campaign Officer for the Xaverian Fund at iboyd@stfx.ca or 902.867.3231. Or, give online now at StFX.ca/PleaseGive. Your gift – of any amount – will be matched dollar-for-dollar by the Jeannine Deveau Educational Equity Endowment Scholarship Fund.

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PAYING IT FORWARD StFX Class of 2018 creates bursary fund to support refugee students When the StFX Class of 2018 crossed the stage at their Rachel and Alex explained they were particularly convocation ceremony, they did so knowing they were inspired by organizations like Syrian and Antigonish making it easier for future generations of students to follow Families Embrace (SAFE), who have helped numerous in their footsteps. refugee families resettle in the Antigonish area and StFX As a way of celebrating their time at StFX – and thanking for SAFE, the student society that raised over $100,000 the university that had changed so many of their lives – the to support SAFE’s efforts. senior class created a bursary fund to support future StFX The Class of 2018 bursary will be available to students students. who have either been a refugee themselves or are the The Class of 2018 followed the example shown by the children of refugee parents. So far, the bursary fund has previous year’s senior class, who also established a bursary raised $40,000, enough to provide almost $1,600 each fund to honour their time at StFX. Moved by recent stories year to support student tuition and living costs. of families fleeing war torn countries and re-settling to Contributions to the fund have been made in honour of new lives in Canada, they created a bursary specifically the Class of 2018 by university faculty, members of the for students whose families had been displaced by the StFX Board of Governors, family members of graduating global refugee crisis. students, and of course by the students themselves.

“It felt fitting,” explained Rachel LeBlanc ’18, senior class Student contributions were also matched dollar for dollar co-president from Ottawa, Ontario, who graduated this

by Dr. Susan Crocker ’12, who recently completed her term spring with a Bachelor of Arts in Development Studies and as Chancellor of StFX University.

Economics. “With the incredibly warm community that’s At a time in their lives when graduating students are flourished in Antigonish and the open welcome that’s been pre-occupied with plans for the future, it’s heartwarming to given to newcomer families, it just made sense.” see a graduating class make special effort to help the students “If we can help future students come to StFX, particularly who will come after them. It’s also heartwarming to see that those who have been impacted by the refugee crisis, then above all, what’s driving their work is a love for StFX. I think it’s really terrific,” added Alex Corrigan ’18, senior “I’m a firm believer that this is the best place to go to class co-president from Calgary, Alberta, who also graduated university and the best way to do university,” says Alex. this spring with a Bachelor of Science, Advanced Major in “This place changed my life, and the only thing I did to make Chemistry. “Bursaries and scholarships have helped so that happen was decide to come here. Not everyone has many of us to come to StFX, so we’re happy to give that that opportunity because of financial considerations, so I’m help back.” happy if we can make it easier for even one person to come to StFX.”

To support future StFX students affected by the global refugee crisis, contact Wendy Langley, Director of Development at wlangley@stfx.ca or 902.867.5182 or make a gift online at StFX.ca/PleaseGive.

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Rachel LeBlanc ’18 and Alex Corrigan ’18 discuss the Class of 2018 Bursary.

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IF WE CAN HELP FUTURE STUDENTS COME TO StFX, PARTICULARLY THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN TOUCHED

BY THE REFUGEE CRISIS, THEN I THINK IT’S REALLY TERRIFIC. Alex Corrigan ’18

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Sara and Paul McFarland ’65 return to campus and discuss why they continue to support StFX students.

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I’VE ALWAYS FELT THE UNIVERSITY’S FOCUS WAS STRONG. StFX HAS HIGH STANDARDS FOR ITS STUDENTS, AND ITS GRADUATES ARE QUALITY PEOPLE. I KNEW THAT GIVING HERE MEANT OUR MONEY WOULD BE USED WISELY. Paul MacFarland ’65

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OPENING A NEW DOOR Paul and Sara McFarland Bursary helps American students find themselves at StFX Being a university student comes with its share of challenges. It’s the first time living away from home for many students, and the adjustment is compounded by new routines, new friends, and changing support systems.

Many students face anxiety about how they’ll adapt, not to mention how they’ll pay the full cost of a university education.

It’s even tougher when your new home is in a new country.

International students at StFX face challenges beyond what most Canadian students will experience. There are study permits and visas required before arriving, new cultures and climates, as well as expenses and fees on top of regular tuition and living costs.

But thanks to generous StFX supporters like Paul and Sara McFarland, help is often available.

The McFarlands, from Washington, D.C., established a bursary fund to help American students achieve their goal of earning a StFX education. The McFarland Bursary is awarded to as many as three students from the United States every single year.

“I enjoyed my time here immensely,” said Paul, originally from Portland, Maine, and a graduate from the Class of 1965. “I never once had a single regret about coming to StFX, and the school still means a lot to me.”

After graduating from StFX, Paul went on to serve a 28-year career in the American military before moving to the private sector, and eventually retiring. Despite the time that’s passed since attending StFX, he still makes the school a priority, which he says is largely because of its strong academic focus.

“I’ve always felt the university’s focus was strong,” said Mr. McFarland. “StFX has high standards for its students, and its graduates are quality people. I knew that giving here meant our money would be used wisely.

“And it’s lovely to meet some of the students who are able to put the funds to good use,” he said.

One of the students making good use of the McFarland Bursary is Paul Hurford, a third-year Bachelor of Science student from Grantham, New Hampshire.

“Growing up in a larger family that worked full-time made me realize how difficult it would be to pay for school,” said Mr. Hurford. “Having bursaries to bridge these gaps is super helpful.”

Paul says his experience so far at StFX has opened doors to opportunities he never imagined, which is encouraging him to step beyond his comfort zone to embrace new challenges.

His passion for photography resulted in opportunities through StFX’s XVT (X Video Team), a group of student photographers and videographers called upon by the university to capture memories of special events happening on campus. He’s also worked as a community advisor in one of StFX’s residences, developing valuable leadership experience.

Paul’s also formed friendships with other international students, leading him to consider an international exchange to Asia.

“I’m a lot more involved with life at StFX than I thought I would be,” says Paul. “And before coming here, I don’t think I ever would have considered something like a study exchange.

“StFX has opened a new door.”

For their part, Paul and Sara McFarland are simply happy to know their support has a tangible impact on the lives of students like Paul Hurford, who make the life-changing decision to come to Canada and study at StFX. “We’re glad to able to help, that’s for sure,” says Mr. McFarland. “We’re happy to make a difference.”

To support StFX students via a planned gift, contact Maria Hartery, Planned Giving Officer, at mhartery@stfx.ca or 902.867.3380, or make a gift online at StFX.ca/PleaseGive.

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MAKING A DIFFERENCE, RIGHT NOW StFX students help fund multi-million dollar campus health and wellness revitalization project Sam Gan ’18 and Kelsie Fahie ’18 walk through StFX’s Oland Centre, knowing the facility will soon look very different from how they knew it as students. And although they’re too humble to admit it, their leadership – and the support of the StFX student body – is a big reason why.

In January 2018, StFX students voted to support the Oland Centre revitalization project, which will completely overhaul the main health and wellness facility not just for StFX, but communities across northeastern Nova Scotia. The multi-year renovation project will cost $30 million, with StFX students contributing $5 million over 10 years via an annual student levy.

Both Sam and Kelsie were part of a student leadership group that took an active role advocating for fellow students to vote in support of the project.

“The Oland Centre is functional, but it’s kind of the bare minimum,” says Sam, from London, Ontario, who graduated this spring with a Bachelor of Business Administration in Entrepreneurship. “With more space and newer facilities, you could do so much more.”

More space and newer facilities is exactly what they’ll get.

The revitalization project includes new public change rooms including family and gender-neutral spaces, an expanded public fitness centre three times bigger than the current facility, a double-sized auxiliary gym for more recreation opportunities, renovated locker rooms for StFX varsity athletic teams, and multi-use spaces for both academic and community needs.

The revitalization will proceed in a phased approach, with various elements completed over the coming years.

The project also includes the renovation of the main gymnasium, which took place in 2017 and was re-named Coach K Court after long-time StFX basketball coach Steve Konchalski. New stadium grandstands overlooking the Oland Centre field were installed in 2018.

In an era marked by rising costs and expenses, the fact that so many StFX students were willing to support the project is remarkable – especially considering that many will graduate before renovations are complete. Yet, the tradition of StFX students and alumni stepping up to support

future Xaverians resonated with the student body.

“Students today have benefitted so much from donations and gifts that previous students made,” said Kelsie, from Halifax, Nova Scotia, who graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Human Kinetics this spring. “If we can leave a legacy for future students, just as other generations did for us, we think it’s ideal.

“We want to be proud of our alma mater and give something back,” she said, while also noting that StFX’s Charles V. Keating Centre was funded by previous students through a similar levy.

“I’m a first-generation StFX student,” added Sam. “As a person who’s been profoundly touched by my time here, if more of my family comes to StFX in the future I want them to enjoy facilities even greater than what I had.”

The Nova Scotia government contributed $1.5 million towards the total $30 million project cost. The rest will be raised entirely through private contributions, including the $5 million student gift, $2.5 million raised by alumni and supporters of StFX varsity programs, and a transformational $10 million gift by Amelia and Lino Saputo Jr., Chief Executive Officer of the global dairy company Saputo, Inc. The Saputo family contribution, which was announced in April 2018, is the single largest gift to StFX in the university’s 165-year history. The Saputos, whose son Gio graduated from StFX in 2018, said they knew there was something special about StFX and Antigonish the first time they arrived on campus, and wanted to make an impact that would benefit both the university itself and the wider community.

In their honour, the revitalized facility will be renamed the Amelia and Lino Saputo Centre for Healthy Living.

Although students like Sam and Kelsie won’t be on campus to enjoy the finished product, they take pride knowing that their fellow students helped drive an initiative that’s bigger than themselves. They also hope their forward-thinking attitude resonates with the wider StFX family.

“I think this project shows the strength of a young, thriving StFX community,” said Kelsie. “We’re students, but we’re also people who aren’t willing to wait until graduation to make a difference. We’re making a difference right now.”

To help create new health and wellness opportunities for northeastern Nova Scotia communities, contact Wendy Langley, Director of Development, at wlangley@stfx.ca or 902.867.5182, or make a gift online at StFX.ca/PleaseGive.

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Sam Gan ’18 and Kelsie Fahie ’18 stopped by Coach K Court to reflect on why students voted to support StFX’s Health and Wellness Revitalization campaign.

Below: A rendering of the Amelia and Lino Saputo Centre for Healthy Living

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IF WE CAN LEAVE A LEGACY FOR FUTURE STUDENTS, JUST AS OTHER GENERATIONS DID FOR US, WE THINK IT’S IDEAL. Kelsie Fahie ’18

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Dr. Edwin DeMont reviews video footage for his research on using virtual reality to connect people with nature.

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I REALIZED MANY STUDENTS HAD STORIES AND EXPERIENCES THAT WOULD BE RELEVANT TO MEDICAL SCHOOL, BUT THEY JUST DIDN’T KNOW HOW TO TELL THEM. I WANTED TO HELP STUDENTS PUT THEIR BEST EXPERIENCES FORWARD. Dr. Edwin DeMont

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TIME, TREASURE, TALENT A StFX faculty champion contributes in more ways than one After a 30-year career at StFX, Dr. Edwin DeMont is retiring.

Well, sort of.

It’s true that Edwin is officially retiring from his work as

Beyond this, Edwin revitalized the StFX Pre-Med Society; launched Portal to Success, an online platform linking students to StFX alumni employed in a number of career paths; and also

a professor in StFX’s Department of Biology. But don’t confuse

worked closely with StFX’s Student Career Centre to create

that with leaving the world of research and discovery completely.

job-readiness initiatives like mock interview panels. He also

“I’m involved with some preliminary research on whether being

forged many partnerships with community organizations,

exposed to nature through virtual reality can have the same

resulting in opportunities for students to take what they learned

health benefits as being out in the real thing,” he explains.

in class and apply it to practical, real-life situations.

“There could be some interesting health implications for people who aren’t able to experience or enjoy the outdoors.”

For those who know Edwin, it’s no surprise that even in

And perhaps most impressive of all, he did it on top of his regular teaching and research responsibilities.

More recently, Edwin was invited to collaborate on what has

retirement he continues to contribute to scholarship and learning.

become StFX’s new Bachelor of Arts and Science in Health.

In fact, Edwin’s reputation is synonymous with going above and

He also served as the inaugural program coordinator before

beyond expectations.

his retirement. In many ways, this new program encompasses

If sharing “time, talent and treasure” are three of the main

much of what Edwin championed throughout his career: cross-

ways people can make an impact on the world around them,

disciplinary collaboration and practical, real-life application to

Edwin excels in all categories. He has made financial contribu-

help make learning come alive for students.

tions to a number of important StFX initiatives, and given

“Edwin was instrumental in helping design StFX’s new health

generously of both time and talent for the betterment of student

program to include innovative, hands-on and experiential

learning across campus.

components,” says Dr. Karen Brebner, StFX Dean of Arts, and

During his tenure at StFX, Edwin developed and taught

Dr. Petra Hauf, StFX Dean of Science. “Without his incredibly

a number of new courses across the departments of biology,

detailed knowledge from years of advising pre-med students, we

engineering and human kinetics. He also served as the biology

probably would have designed a far less comprehensive degree.

department’s Faculty Coordinator of Students, a function he

Edwin leaves very big, very enthusiastic shoes to fill, and a legacy

helped develop to ensure that students in the department were

of students who have benefitted from his dedication and energy.”

being exposed to practical, real-life experiences to help prepare

“Edwin is an advocate for student learning and success,” adds

them for life after university. Along the way, he also became the

Jane MacDonald, Manager of the Student Career Centre. “He

unofficial faculty advisor for pre-med students, helping them

encouraged collaboration between student services and our

navigate the often stressful medical school application process.

academic departments, and tirelessly worked to help students

He took a particular interest in helping students draft meaningful

with the transition to life after graduating from StFX. Edwin has

reflective essays, which he says have become increasingly

demonstrated what it means to be an extraordinary leader.”

important.

Although he is too humble to admit it, when it comes to making

“I realized many students had stories and experiences that

an impact on students, few have done more than Dr. Edwin DeMont.

would be relevant to medical school, but they just didn’t know

“Helping students is what I came here to do,” he says. “Formal

how to tell them,” explains Edwin, who estimates that he

classroom education is part of that, but being able to help outside

reviewed anywhere from 30-40 essays over the last decade. “I

the classroom is something I’ve really liked.

wanted to help students put their best experiences forward.”

“It’s all been part of my job.”

To join with other StFX alumni and volunteer your time to help our students, contact Shanna Hopkins, Director of Alumni Affairs, at shopkins@stfx.ca or 902.867.2243.

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Alumnus reflects on a lifetime of StFX support

In the fall of 1940, Dr. Emerson Dunphy ’43 ’47 arrived in Antigonish to attend StFX after spending a long year working aboard a ship, transporting goods between the Atlantic coast and Montreal. His arrival was the culmination of a long-time goal.

“I loved StFX even before I came here,” recalls Emerson.

“This place was like heaven to so many people.”

Born in Ingonish and raised in North Sydney, Emerson explained that growing up in Cape Breton during the late 1930s and early 1940s, there was never a question about where you’d go to university.

“It was always StFX. I probably had more options about where I wanted to go for high school!”

The allure of Antigonish was strong, and when Emerson arrived on campus he had high expectations for an unforgettable experience. StFX didn’t disappoint.

“The intimacy and smallness of campus made it great.

It was a very real sense of community, and the professors were outstanding. They were characters all the way through, and they gave us such a good start in life.”

Emerson also has the honour of owning what may be the very first X-Ring produced with the now world-famous X symbol. The design was created in 1942, when Emerson was still a student.

“I was secretary of the Students’ Union, and it was my job to distribute the rings to all who were getting one,” he explained. “Of course, I kept the very first one for myself!”

Emerson graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in 1943, before embarking on a two-year tour of duty with the Royal Canadian Air Force towards the end of the Second World War. He then returned to StFX where he earned a Bachelor of Science before attending medical school at McGill University in Montreal. Emerson moved back to Antigonish in 1956, where he had a long career as a surgeon.

He’s been here ever since, in a home that’s just a short distance away from the university that he loves so much.

Although it’s been 75 years since Emerson first graduated from StFX, he remains an ‘X’ champion through and through.

He’s also a consistent financial supporter, giving to a variety of causes across the university including StFX athletic programs and the Coady International Institute.

He says he gives to ensure that both current and future students leave StFX with memories similar to his own.

Emerson’s example demonstrates that alumni who give to StFX – no matter how much time has passed since they graduated university – are making a real impact on the lives of students. Because of their generosity, StFX can continue providing exceptional, unforgettable learning experiences for today’s students and tomorrow’s leaders.

They can also provide financial support for students who otherwise may not be able to afford a StFX education.

“StFX was something special,” reflects Emerson. “And it really hasn’t lost that, even as it’s grown. That something special is still there.”

To make a gift towards StFX’s areas of greatest need, contact Cathy Fraser, Annual Giving Program Coordinator at cfraser@stfx.ca or 902.867.5144, or make a gift online at StFX.ca/PleaseGive.

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Dr. Emerson Dunphy ’43 ’47 shares memories of his time as a StFX student.

Dr. Dunphy is the proud owner of the original StFX X-Ring (pictured below.)

EMERSON’S EXAMPLE DEMONSTRATES THAT ALUMNI WHO GIVE TO StFX – NO MATTER HOW MUCH TIME HAS PASSED SINCE THEY GRADUATED UNIVERSITY – ARE MAKING A REAL IMPACT ON THE LIVES OF OUR STUDENTS.

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Public Policy and Governance student Will Fraser talks about how the Joyce Family Foundation Bursary helps him balance school and extra-curricular activities.

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AS A STUDENT, YOU DON’T ALWAYS HAVE FINANCIAL SECURITY. THAT CAN REALLY AFFECT YOUR EXPERIENCE AND YOUR PERFORMANCE IN SCHOOL Will Fraser

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BUILDING EACH OTHER UP Joyce Family Foundation Bursary lets students stay highly engaged with the wider community Will Fraser is a StFX student with a unique distinction: he will be

to a bursary from the Joyce Family Foundation.

among the first to graduate from the university’s Public Policy and

Established in conjunction with the Mulroney Institute of

Governance (PGOV) program, the flagship offering of StFX’s new

Government, the Joyce Family Foundation Bursary for Public

Mulroney Institute of Government.

Policy and Governance was created for students in StFX’s PGOV

Named after StFX alumnus and Canada’s 18 prime minister, th

program, providing financial support to assist with tuition and

the Right Honourable Brian Mulroney ’59, the Mulroney Institute

other expenses. The foundation, launched by the esteemed

is Canada’s only centre dedicated to the study of public policy and

businessman and philanthropist Ron Joyce, has been a

governance at the undergraduate level.

long-time supporter of post-secondary education programs

That means students like Will – who is from Antigonish County, Nova Scotia and entering his third year of study – can examine the

across the country.

“Support like the Joyce Family Bursary has meant financial

workings of government and policy creation in an intensive way

security for me,” says Will. “As a student you don’t always have that

often reserved for graduate study. It’s an approach that’s opening

sense of security, and that can really affect your experience and

many doors – including some unexpected ones – for students.

your performance in school. If not for this bursary, I’d probably

“When I came to StFX I had a different idea of what I wanted to do,” says Will, who is also majoring in History. “But the PGOV

have to stop my extra-curricular activities to work more.”

Cutting back on extra-curricular activity creates a challenge

program and all of my extra-curricular activities have shown me

for students like Will, who plans to attend law school or seek

how arts subjects are a lot more applicable to everyday life than

a master’s degree in public policy after graduating from StFX.

I realized.”

As graduate schools become more competitive, institutions

When it comes to extra-curricular activities, Will is certainly

are looking beyond academic performance to assess things like

engaged. He is an active member of the StFX debating team,

community and extra-curricular involvement. Often, the most

travelling to competitions across eastern Canada and helping

well-rounded students are the ones who receive the most

StFX host their first national-level tournament in many years.

competitive offers for future study.

As a coach, he also led the debating team from Dr. John H. Gillis High School in Antigonish to a national championship.

He is heavily involved with the 4-H movement, including an annual leadership development conference that takes place on the StFX campus. Will has also worked as a returning officer for

This shows that bursaries and scholarships don’t just help cover immediate costs like tuition and fees, but also help position students for success even after they graduate.

It’s a way of thinking that’s echoed by Will.

“When you support a student through a bursary or scholarship,

the StFX Students’ Union and as a Student Advocate, where he

you create a community effect,” he says. “Only one student might

helps fellow students navigate university processes relating to

receive a particular bursary, but then they’ll do good things

academic performance and conduct. He also completed a summer

and hopefully create benefit for their community as a whole.

job working with the StFX Extension Department as a researcher.

“StFX has always been a community that builds each other

Juggling full-time study with this level of extra-curricular involvement isn’t easy, but for Will the load is lessened thanks

up. I’m grateful for these bursaries because they let us keep doing that.”

To support StFX students through a bursary or scholarship, contact Lynn O’Donnell, Development Officer at lodennel@stfx.ca or 902.867.5017, or make a gift online at StFX.ca/PleaseGive.

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EMPOWERED LEADERS, TRANSFORMED COMMUNITIES Scholarships help Indigenous Women in Community Leadership participants fulfill their leadership potential Nadine Bernard is a woman with a mission: to help people become healthier, happier and more in touch with themselves – one meal at a time.

Nadine is founder of Slow Cooked Dreams, which she describes as an “educational empowerment program” that uses food preparation as a tool to help people develop life skills. Over a series of five two-hour workshops, Nadine walks participants through the basics of meal preparation before leading discussions on topics like emotional and spiritual well-bring, physically active lifestyles, and practical skills such as budget planning.

“Food is a really great, inclusive tool,” explains Nadine, who is originally from the Eskasoni First Nation but now lives in Sydney.

“It’s a launching point for so many memories and experiences, and through my workshops I try to harness that. Ultimately I want to empower people and give them confidence to lead happy and healthy lives.”

It’s a vision that Nadine had for many years, brought to life with help from the Coady International Institute at St. Francis Xavier University.

Nadine is a 2017 graduate of the Coady International Institute’s Indigenous Women in Community Leadership (IWCL) Program, an initiative that brings together women from Indigenous communities across Canada for weeks of skills-building and leadership development. Participants take part in a number of intensive workshops on diverse topics like business planning, social media, and sustainable community development before using these skills to implement their own community-based projects. Over 100 Indigenous women have graduated from the program since its creation in 2011.

The program is also shaped by Indigenous communities themselves, incorporating cultural practices and traditional Indigenous ways of being and knowing. For instance, participants regularly meet with Indigenous elders from local communities and participate in smudging ceremonies and talking circles, which Nadine says is crucial in building a program that’s both informative and culturally relevant.

“It is so important for an Indigenous person to centre with themselves and to know they’re in a space where they can be proud to be Indigenous, says Nadine. “It felt good to be in a

room with women who had the same dreams and faced the same barriers as myself, and to know that we were entering into a space where we could all feel equal.”

Participants in the Indigenous Women in Community Leadership program come to the StFX campus for an intensive three-week residency before returning home, where they implement their local development project and continue to work with program mentors.

But while the program attracts women from across Canada, participants still face financial barriers in leaving their careers and families for even a few short weeks. Recognizing this hardship, corporate organizations – like the Imperial Oil Foundation – and many private donors created scholarships that cover the full cost of tuition and fees for all participants.

Elmer and Pauline King are two donors who were so moved by their own experiences with the Coady International Institute that they felt compelled to give back.

Elmer was a StFX student in 1959 – the same year the Coady International Institute was established – and recalls meeting some of the institute’s first participants.

“I was just a little guy from Cape Breton, and suddenly I was meeting people studying at the Coady from across the globe,” he said. “It was so impressive, knowing what they learned here would allow them to help their own people.”

Pauline credits an event hosted by the Coady International Institute that included Indigenous speakers as the reason why she and her husband support the IWCL program in particular.

“I was so impressed watching these women, these leaders, talk about their life stories,” she recalls. “It confirmed for me how important these programs are. They empower women to better themselves and to be confident that they can reach out and help other people, too.”

Feeling empowered to empower others is exactly what Nadine Bernard has taken from her experience at the Coady International Institute. What started as a simple vision has turned into a full-time focus, as Nadine is now receiving inquiries to run her workshops with community groups, family centres and even prisons across the province.

“Indigenous women are reclaiming our identity to help our own communities,” she says.

To support participants at the Coady International Institute, contact Rachel MacFarlane, Fund Development Officer at rmacfarl@stfx.ca or 902.867.5264, or make a gift online at StFX.ca/PleaseGive.

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Nadine Bernard leads a workshop through her company Slow Cooked Dreams, developed with the support of the Coady International Institute’s Indigenous Women in Community Leadership program.

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IT IS SO IMPORTANT FOR AN INDIGENOUS PERSON TO CENTRE WITH THEMSELVES AND TO KNOW THEY’RE IN A SPACE WHERE THEY CAN BE PROUD TO BE INDIGENOUS. Nadine Bernard, Owner, Slow Cooked Dreams

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WITH A TARGET OF $50 MILLION, THE XAVERIAN FUND WILL HELP ENSURE FINANCIAL BARRIERS DON’T PREVENT DESERVING STUDENTS FROM ACHIEVING A StFX EDUCATION OR – LIKE RON – DISCOVERING THE StFX COMMUNITY.

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COMING FULL CIRCLE

Alumnus gives back to same scholarship that made it possible for him to attend StFX When Ron Cooper ’85 first arrived in Nova Scotia, he wasn’t sure what he had gotten himself into.

At age 18, Ron stepped off the plane from his hometown of

and Business Administration. Following his graduation from StFX, he began a career in the pharmaceutical industry that lead to senior leadership roles with globally recognized corporations.

Calgary, Alberta, en route to St. Francis Xavier University in

Today, he is President and Chief Executive Officer of Albireo

Antigonish.

Pharma, a global pharmaceutical organization with offices in

“My only idea about the east coast back then was that there were lobsters, plenty of trees and that it rained a lot,” he laughs.

“I got my bag at Halifax airport and tried to take a cab to Antigonish.

When the driver told me how far away it was, I just remember thinking ‘what have I done?’”

First impressions aside, Ron is quick to mention how soon he fell in love with the east coast and the tight-knit community he found at StFX. But just how did a young man from Alberta who

the United States and Sweden.

He says his time at StFX prepared him well for a career that’s spanned continents.

“What’s great about a StFX experience is that it provides you with a wide skill set,” he says. “You develop as a whole person.

I’ve run large organizations and that requires a certain type of leadership. StFX was a big part of shaping those skills in me.”

In many ways, Ron’s StFX experience has come full circle. He

had never been to eastern Canada end up in the small town of

met his wife at StFX and has two children who also attended the

Antigonish?

university. And more than 30 years after his graduation, Ron still

“I went to Saint Francis High School in Calgary, and there were a lot of teachers there who wore that big X-Ring,” he recalls.

“My guidance counsellor gave me an application form for StFX and said ‘I think this place would be a really good fit for you.’

The principal was also an X grad and he was really supportive of me going. Having that backing was influential.

“Of course, the Dr. Ed O’Connor Scholarship was the biggest driver.”

Established in 1974, the Dr. Ed O’Connor Scholarship is named in honour of the distinguished leader who received an honorary doctorate from StFX in recognition of his community and

gives back to the same scholarship fund that helped launch what he calls “an unbelievably rich” time in his life. In doing so, he hopes the Dr. Ed O’Connor Scholarship will change the lives of young students just like it changed his.

Creating scholarships and bursaries so more students can attend StFX is the purpose of the Xaverian Fund, launched by StFX President and Vice-Chancellor Dr. Kent MacDonald in 2014.

With a target of $50 million, the fund will help ensure financial barriers don’t prevent deserving students from achieving a StFX education or – like Ron – discovering the StFX community.

“When I look back at StFX, it’s the kinship that stands out,” he

business achievements. Dr. O’Connor lived most of his adult

says. “With fellow students, professors, sports teams, the local

life in Calgary, and the scholarship – which covers a significant

community. It was just tremendous. I met my lovely wife there

portion of tuition and living expenses – was created by StFX

and some of the people who are still, to this day, our closest

alumni in Alberta to support future students from the province.

friends.

After receiving the Dr. Ed O’Connor Scholarship, Ron went on to complete a Bachelor of Science with a joint major in Chemistry

“Really, I came to StFX a boy and I left as a man. What more could you ask for?”

To help ensure all deserving students can afford a StFX education, contact Iain Boyd, Chief Campaign Officer for the Xaverian Fund at iboyd@stfx.ca or 902.867.3231, or make a gift online at StFX.ca/PleaseGive.

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OUR StFX: CHANGING LIVES, TOGETHER StFX joins the global Giving Tuesday movement in support of student financial aid It was a day that raised much excitement, plenty of Xaverian spirit, and many funds to support StFX students!

On Tuesday, November 28, 2017, St. Francis Xavier University participated in the global Giving Tuesday movement and held a one-day fundraising blitz for student financial aid programs. Over a 24-hour period, the StFX community raised an astounding $135,066.30 from a total of 344 gifts, far outpacing the fundraising goal for the day.

All funds raised are directly supporting StFX students through key financial aid programs. These include needbased bursaries and in-course scholarships, the StFX Student Food Resource Centre, which provides food to students who may otherwise have to go without, and the Student Parent Holiday Fund, providing student parents with resources to buy gifts and supplies for their family during the holiday season.

“Every year we hear from students who are struggling to cover costs, whether tuition and fees or even basic living expenses,” says Mary Fisher-MacDonnell, Financial Aid Officer at StFX. “The support for StFX’s Giving Day meant that even more funds are now available for the students who need them.

“Sometimes, these programs make the difference between a student finishing their degree or dropping out of university because of financial strain.”

Much of the over $135,000 raised was comprised of modest-sized gifts in denominations like $10 or $20, demonstrating that smaller amounts can add up to make a monumental impact. A number of supporters also provided large gifts of up to $10,000, which were used to match contributions from first-time donors and young alumni.

This meant that many who gave saw the value of their gift doubled.

While the StFX Giving Day was a huge success, no single campaign could ever address all student financial needs.

Which is why we’re doing it again!

On Tuesday, November 27, 2018, mark your calendars for Our StFX: Changing Lives, Together. This campaign will pick up from last year’s accomplishment and attempt to raise even more funds for student financial aid programs.

Our StFX: Changing Lives, Together recognizes that when the global StFX community unifies around a common goal, there is nothing we can’t accomplish and no life we can’t change! On November 27, if you have $10 or $20 to spare, please make a contribution towards StFX student financial aid programs. Simply, your gift will directly support a StFX student in a tangible, impactful way.

Stay tuned to StFX social media accounts and visit www.StFX.ca/OurStFX throughout the fall to learn more.

With your support, together we will change lives!

To support student financial aid programs or learn more about the Our StFX: Changing Lives Together campaign, contact Alexa Zarins, Athletic Fund Development Officer at azarins@stfx.ca or 902.867.3914, or make a gift online at StFX.ca/PleaseGive.

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THE SUPPORT FOR StFX’S GIVING DAY MEANT THAT EVEN MORE FUNDS ARE NOW AVAILABLE FOR THE STUDENTS WHO NEED THEM Mary Fisher-MacDonnell Financial Aid Officer

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STRENGTHENING StFX SUPPORTING OUR STUDENTS

MURRAY KYTE ’87, VICE-PRESIDENT, ADVANCEMENT mkyte@stfx.ca • 902.867.2359 My wife Cathy and I support a number of different initiatives at StFX every year, while also contributing to an endowed fund named for my parents Tink ’47 & Gayle Kyte.

This fund honours our parents and ensures future students are provided with financial assistance to attend StFX.

ANN ARSENAULT ’94, PROSPECT RESEARCH COORDINATOR aarsenau@stfx.ca • 902.867.5324 As a former StFX student who lived in residence, I understand the financial restraints of attending university. My father, a StFX graduate, saw many of his friends struggle financially while going to university. Therefore, he has always been a big believer in giving a helping hand to those who are less fortunate. Supporting financial aid on StFX’s Giving Day was one small way I could help.

IAIN BOYD ’75, CHIEF CAMPAIGN OFFICER, XAVERIAN FUND iboyd@stfx.ca • 902.867.3231 I am pleased to be among the thousands of alumni and friends of StFX who are contributing to the Xaverian Scholarship and Bursary Fund, ensuring that students who are academically focused and socially engaged can attend StFX regardless of their financial background. The Xaverian Fund is opening the door to a StFX educational experience for students who may not ordinarily have been able to attend university.

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Recognizing that effective fundraising is key to StFX’s long-term financial stability, the StFX Board of Governors has invested to increase the capacity of our Advancement Department. We’re pleased to introduce you to our Development team, including several new faces! Here, the team explains how and why they choose to show their own support for important causes at StFX.

WENDY LANGLEY ’92, DIRECTOR, DEVELOPMENT wlangley@stfx.ca • 902.867.5182 I support Women of X-cellence because sport is an avenue that helps in the molding of strong, powerful leaders. I believe in our female athletes and their ability to lead not only in their field of play, but in the classroom, around campus, in the community and in life after StFX. The Women of X-cellence helps promote and encourage the athletes so others can see the positive impact these young women have on society.

JOANNA DIORIO ’06, SENIOR DEVELOPMENT OFFICER jdiorio@stfx.ca • 416.937.0949 Joining the Advancement team earlier this year, I was thrilled to learn more about the many ways our alumni and friends can support StFX students. I look forward to making my own contribution to the Xaverian Scholarship & Bursary Fund to help make the magical experience of StFX accessible to incoming students, regardless of their background.

CATHY FRASER ’94, COORDINATOR, ANNUAL GIVING PROGRAM cfraser@stfx.ca • 902.867.5144 I chose to support StFX’s Giving Day as I work with students first-hand and hear of their financial struggles. I myself attended StFX through student loans and if I can help even one student lessen their financial worries so they can concentrate on their studies, then I know I will have made a difference.

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MARIA HARTERY ’87, PLANNED GIVING OFFICER mhartery@stfx.ca • 902.867.3380 I support the unrestricted fund for StFX, as unrestricted gifts are used as dependable income for the areas of greatest need. This way, I know my gift is being used for priority projects at the discretion of the university. This ensures some areas that might otherwise get overlooked receive appropriate support.

RACHEL PINK, SENIOR DEVELOPMENT OFFICER rpink@stfx.ca • 902.580.2768 The cost of a university education is a barrier to so many students. I supported StFX’s Giving Day because I believe no student should miss a university education because of financial need. StFX’s Giving Day helped support scholarships and bursaries, which makes it easier for students to cover the cost of their education.

LYNN O’DONNELL ’13, DEVELOPMENT OFFICER lodonnel@stfx.ca • 902.867.5017 Why do I support the StFX Giving Day, dedicated to student financial aid programs?

I am a committed proponent of creating access to education. Financial aid programs provide vital support that can make the difference between a student leaving university and finishing their degree. Education is the foundation upon which we build our future.

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KATHLEEN PROVOST, CAMPAIGN DIRECTOR kprovost@stfx.ca • 902.867.2325 My husband and I are proud to offer support to Coady International Institute participants in the form of a scholarship. Over the years, we’ve had the opportunity to meet some of these participants and have realized that we’re not just offering a scholarship, but are helping enable incredible leaders from around the world to further their learnings.

What a privilege it is for us to be able to take part in this global experience.

MICHELLE WHITE, STEWARDSHIP AND ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER mlwhite@stfx.ca • 902.867.3672 I support the Oland Centre Health and Wellness campaign for two reasons. As a former varsity athlete, I have seen the positive impact of high quality health and wellness facilities to students as a break from their academic responsibilities and as an opportunity for social engagement. As a mom, I recognize the benefit for the Antigonish community to have updated facilities to develop healthy, active lifestyles.

ALEXA ZARINS ’14, ATHLETIC FUND DEVELOPMENT OFFICER azarins@stfx.ca • 902.867.3914 Contributing to the Bernie Chisholm Award is the perfect way to honour one of the greatest coaches in StFX history. A StFX and Nova Scotia Sport Hall of Fame Builder, his commitment to growing the women’s and men’s cross country and track and field programs at StFX has not gone unnoticed. Over three decades, Bernie has impacted hundreds of athletes so it’s fitting to have an award in his name that will provide an athletics student athlete with a scholarship.

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MAKING EVERY DONATION COUNT StFX carefully stewards its resources to ensure we can continue providing the life-changing educational opportunities for which we are known. We remain dependent on financial support from alumni and friends of StFX, partners in our mission to foster a sustainable university that shapes leaders for generations to come.

ALUMNI GIVING BY FISCAL YEAR 3,500 3,256

NUMBER OF GIFTS

3,099 2,875

3,000

2,546

2,473

2,500

2,425

2,406 2,313

2,371

2,108 2,000 2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

2018

StFX BY THE NUMBERS: 2017-18

336 l

$662,162 l 8.4% l 23 l

TOTAL AMOUNT OF BURSARY ASSISTANCE DISTRIBUTED THROUGH THE StFX FINANCIAL AID OFFICE IN 2017-18

PERCENTAGE OF ALUMNI WHO GAVE TO StFX IN 2017-18

NUMBER OF STUDENTS EMPLOYED THROUGH StFX’S ANNUAL GIVING CALLING PROGRAM

$1,000 l 32

128,940 l

THE NUMBER OF StFX STUDENTS WHO RECEIVED A NEED-BASED FINANCIAL BURSARY IN 2017-18

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$50 l

NUMBER OF CALLS MADE BY OUR STUDENT CALLERS IN 2017-18

MEDIAN GIFT FOR THE 2017 StFX DAY OF GIVING, WHICH RAISED $135,000 FOR STUDENT FINANCIAL AID

$20,000 l $150 l

ESTIMATED COST FOR TUITION, RESIDENCE AND MEAL PLAN FOR ONE YEAR (FOR DOMESTIC STUDENTS)

APPROXIMATE COST FOR ONE TEXTBOOK FOR ONE COURSE

VALUE OF ANNUAL BURSARY CREATED (IN PERPETUITY) BY A $25,000 ENDOWMENT

2017-18 ALUMNI GIFTS TO StFX BY CLASS YEAR

USE OF ENDOWMENT FUNDS AT StFX

1940 - 49 1950 - 59 1960 - 69 1970 - 79 1980 - 89 1990 - 99 2000 - 09 2010 - 18

22% 13% 23% 16% 20% 3% 1% 3%

Bursaries $15M Scholarships $29.3M Academic Chairs $15.1M

Other Programs $40.6M

Current Total Endowment Value: $140.4M

ENDOWMENT FUND PERFORMANCE Fair value of endowment fund assets ($M)

70.4

83.7

84.9

2011

2012

95.7

112.4

113.8

108.7

2014

2015

2016

130.2

140.4

48.0

2009

2010

ENDOWMENT FUND ASSET MIX

2013

2017

Canadian Equity Foreign Equity Canadian Bonds Cash & Short Term

2018

67% 19% 13% 1%

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Dr. Kent MacDonald ’86 ’93 addresses attendees at the 2018 President’s Club Gala

Rebecca Mesay, 2018-19 StFX Students’ Union President, at the President’s Club Gala.

CELEBRATING OUR DONORS

The 2017-2018 StFX Donor List

Dr. Ron Johnson chats with the Honourable Arthur LeBlanc ’64, Lt. Gov. of Nova Scotia, and his wife Patsy.

The life-changing opportunities that StFX provides its students simply aren’t possible without the continued financial support of our donors. Your gifts are the foundation upon which StFX continues to grow and strengthen.

In the following pages, you will find the names of all donors who have graciously given to StFX in 2017-18. We are also particularly pleased to recognize alumni and friends of StFX who this year acheived significant milestones in lifetime giving.

On behalf of the entire StFX family, thank you for your support!

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PRESIDENT’S CLUB MEMBERS REACHING MILESTONES IN 2016-17

NEW LIFETIME XAVERIAN PATRONS Recognizing $100,000 and above in lifetime giving The Catholic Women’s League of Canada David Martin - Comart Foundation Fondation Marcelle et Jean Coutu ECN Capital Corp.

Anita A. Foley

Imperial Oil Foundation Ron and Catherine MacGillivray Gerald J. McConnell Kevin M. Morris Frank and Debbie Muller Robert Jeffrey Munroe

The Northpine Foundation Andy and Carmel Raymond Amelia & Lino Saputo Jr. Mark Smith and Lisa Mierins Andrée and Paul Tellier

NEW TWENTY-YEAR XAVERIAN PATRONS Recognizing 20 consecutive years of President’s Club Membership Peter J. Ambrose Denise and Richard AuCoin Michael Brennan Ed and Sara Carty Gerald and Marjorie Casey Brian and Jacqueline Driscoll Daniel J. and Susan Gillis J. Adelard LaValliere

Nancy and Frank Layden John A. Macdonald Joseph and Kathleen MacDonald Flora Marie MacDonald Joan MacDonnell Joanna Macgillivray Kie and Linda MacIsaac Ronald A. MacIsaac

William O. Mackasey Rev. Malcolm J. MacNeil Steve and Anne MacNeil Leona Morrissey Robert Pearson Wendell and Keah Schurman Michael and Soultana Watchorn

NEW TEN-YEAR XAVERIAN PATRONS Recognizing 10 consecutive years of President’s Club Membership Paul M. Alexander Jim Bickerton and Theresa MacNeil Paul and Ann Marie Cameron Frederick John Cribb Donald F. Dempsey Howard J. Evans Ann Marie FitzGerald Bill and Jeanine Gunn Bob Hale

Maria L. Hartery Austin and Barbara Hawley Gregory John Keating Peter B. Lesaux Rev. Hugh D. MacDonald Joe MacDonald and Mary Jane McDonald Toni MacDonell Helen and Byron MacGregor Elizabeth M. MacIsaac

John E. MacLatchy Leo and Heather MacPherson Ellen and Michael Moher Samuel C. Moreau Mary A. O’Hara Marie Salamoun-Dunne Mike and Heather Silver Scott Wilson

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MEMBERSHIP IN THE PRESIDENT’S CLUB Recognizing individuals who made a financial contribution of $500 or greater during the fiscal period April 1, 2017 - March 31, 2018

BUILDER Recognizing $5,000 and above The late Mark C. Alexander Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc. Archer Daniels Midland Company Bealight Foundation Alexander P. Beaton Andrew Beckett and Wendy Connors-Beckett Gregory and Judith Berry BMO Financial Group The J. Armand Bombardier Foundation Roger R. Boudreault Michael and Lisa Boyd Michael and Maureen Bradshaw The John and Judy Bragg Family Foundation Tom and Bridget Brennan Mike and Beth Brien Brien Family Foundation Gerry and Rosella Byrne Emmet and Elizabeth Callaghan John and Ambrosia Caplice Catherine and Terry Casey Catholic Women’s League of Canada Kevin and Karen Chadwick Chadwick Management Group Inc. Marc and Clare Champoux Elizabeth and Jean-Paul Chatelain Roderick A. Chisholm Helen L. Cianfaglione CIBC Clarus Foundation Jeannine M. Cochrane David Martin - Comart Foundation Congregation des Soeurs de Sainte-Anne

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Congregation of Notre Dame Visitation Province Michael Cooper Ronald and Laureen Cooper John Cordeau and Hon. Carolyn Phillips Fondation Marcelle et Jean Coutu Susan Crocker and John Hunkin Jeannine Deveau Leanor R. Dobson Estate of Dorothy Doyle The late Richard D. Dumais ECN Capital Corp.

Eldee Foundation Emar Holdings Ltd. Robert E. Evans Charles and Heather Facey Frank and Mary Fitzpatrick David and Sandra Gibeault Daniel J. Gillis Michael and Heather Gillis Beryle Girard and Timothy Upton James C. Grant Bill and Jeanine Gunn Thomas and Gail Hayes Hayes Developments Ltd. Estate of Gerard Hebert Dr. Amy Christine Hendricks Inc. Heritage Educational Foundation Harry and June Hodge Stephen P. Holmes The Holmes Family Foundation Timothy W. Hynes Imperial Oil Foundation Patrick and Karen Jancsy Ronald V. Joyce The Joyce Family Foundation Gregory J. Keating Peter and Joanne Kenny

Elmer and Pauline King Murray Kyte and Catherine McCann-Kyte Les Soeurs de La Congregation de Notre Dame (National) Lincluden Investment Management Ltd. Evelyn MacDonald Kent MacDonald and Mary-Ellen MacPhee Joan MacDonnell and Steve Dunsiger Ron and Catherine MacGillivray M. Teresa MacIsaac Ronald A. MacIsaac Bruce and Peggy MacKinnon Kennedy and Wendy MacLean Estate of Marianne Joy MacLean Brian and Irene MacLeod MacLeod Group of Companies Douglas J. MacMaster Magna International Inc. The MasterCard Foundation Pat Mazier Hon. Margaret N. McCain Gerald J. McConnell Paul and Sara McFarland Frank J. McGilly Kevin F. McGilly Liam K. McGowan Hon. Frank and Julie McKenna Hon. Michael A. Meighen The TR Meighen Family Foundation E. F. Anthony and Hon. Pana Merchant Estate of Rev. Sydney C. Mifflen The Molson Foundation Shawn Monahan and Tracy Sherren Shawn T. Monahan Inc.

The late Gertrude M. Mooney H. Barclay Morley Denis Morris and Kathleen O’Brien Morris Kevin M. Morris Kenneth and Kathleen Moscone Frank and Debbie Muller The Rt. Hon. Brian and Mila Mulroney Mark Mulroney Peter and Melanie Munk Charitable Foundation Robert Jeffrey Munroe T. John ‘Jock’ and Janet Murray Nova Scotia Health Authority Brian and Florence O’Brien Estate of Helen O’Halloran Onex Corporation Mary O’Regan Stephen and Suzanne O’Regan Jamie and Michelle O’Reilly Jeff Orr and Anne Murray-Orr Madeleine Parslow James A. Pattison John and Adrienne Peacock The Peacock Family Foundation Donald Pentz The P&G Fund of the Greater Cincinnati Foundation David and Judith Pink Paul and Karen Pluta Power Corporation of Canada Quebecor Inc. Tom and Beth Rankin Andy and Carmel Raymond RBC Charitable Foundation Nellie M. Rhynes The Rogers Family Joy and Diego Romero Helen and the late Cyril Ross

Estate of Rev. P. Gerald Rousell Ryers Management Ltd. Wafic Said Amelia and Lino Saputo Jr. Scarboro Foreign Mission The Gerald Schwartz and Heather Reisman Foundation Alvin Segal Family Foundation Bill and Laura Shea Frank and Mary Shea Jim and Janice Shea Sisters of Charity of the Immaculate Conception

Sisters of St. Joseph in Canada Sisters of St. Martha Mark Smith and Lisa Mierins Steve and Kathy Smith The David & Faye Sobey Foundation The Donald R. Sobey Foundation Sodexo Estate of Richard Splane Judy Steele and Bruce Towler StFX Alumni Association StFX Students Union Estate of Mairi St John Macdonald

Jack and Valerie Sullivan Hon. Patrick and Suzanne Sullivan The Lawrence & Judith Tanenbaum Family Charitable Foundation Ian J.Tate Plumbing & Heating Ltd. Andrée and Paul Tellier Brad D. Thompson Paul Tobin Nancy Topshee-Pond and Kirk Pond

Trebley Holdings Ltd. Ted and Ann Turcotte Frank and Linda van Schaayk Helen Vari Peter and Anne Vegso The Vegso Family Foundation Inc. Walker Wood Foundation Margo Watt and Jim Russell W. Garfield Weston Foundation August S. Wilkins The Young Fund at Hamilton Community Foundation

LEADERS Recognizing $2,000 and above Agropur Antigonish 5c to $1.00 Store (1973) Ltd. Rod Bantjes and Maureen Moynagh Robert and Laura Berry James Bickerton and Theresa MacNeil Ian and Clare Bilek John Blackwell and Laurie Stanley-Blackwell Kevin Bourgeois and Margaret McNeill James and Carolyn Bowne Colin and Allana Boyd Colin and Lana Boyd David A. Boyd Ian and Kelly Boyd Peter J. Boyd Michael B. Brennan Christopher and Laura Byrne Roger and Joanne Campbell Canada Real Estate Company Ltd. Bill and Joan Clarke Kevin and Eileen Concannon Frederick John Cribb Isabel Cunningham Steve Cunningham Mike Cussen and Nancy Novinka

Jeffrey S. Dee Marie Delorme Dora Construction Ltd. Eastern Sanitation Ltd. Mary and Peter Eldridge George and Doreen Fleming Anita A. Foley Mary Ann Forbes Tom Forrestall Leo and Peggy Gallant Hugh and Doris Gillis John Hamilton and Minoli Amit Matthew and Mariette Hamilton Howard and Susan Haskings John and Patricia Hatch Petra Hauf Ormille and Mary Hayne High-Crest Enterprises Ltd. Dorothy Hines The late Rev. John L. Hubisz Lloyd Jewkes and Noreen Nunn Stephen and Janine Jewkes Issam Kadray Stephen J. Kelly Michael E. Kennedy Robert Kennedy and Patricia Cormack William and Bernice Kiely Stuart A. Knight

Angela Kolen Thomas and Marius Langley Brenda M. Lehmann Peter B. Lesaux Harley and Wendy MacCaull Burton MacDonald and Rosemarie Sampson Colin and Irene MacDonald Joseph and Kathleen MacDonald Rev. Stanley V. MacDonald Hon. Angus and Mary Ann MacIsaac John and Mary MacKinnon Anne and the late Steve MacNeil Rev. Thomas A. MacNeil Wallace and Lillian MacNeil David and Margaret MacPherson Leo and Heather MacPherson Linda and Donald MacPherson Michael and Brenda Maloughney Bob and Kelly Manning Terrence and Mary McCann John ‘Packy’ and Joan McFarland Cindi McKenna Thomas and Natasha McKenna Bethany A. McNeill Mercedes-Benz Valerie J. Millen Samuel C. Moreau NSGEU

Barry J. O’Leary Paqtnkek First Nation Louise Pentz Peter Poole and Gina Sampson Repsol Oil & Gas Canada Inc. Peter G. Restler Fred and Tommie Ryan Rosemary Scanlon Francis and Janet Shea Joseph Shea Stephen M. Shea Mike and Heather Silver M. Silver Holdings Inc. Sisters of Charity - Halifax Sisters of Mercy of Newfoundland Sisters of Providence of Western Canada Shannon and Jacqueline Stephenson Mark A. Stone Luke A. Sullivan Alan Syliboy Tim Horton’s - Antigonish Unifor Social Justice Fund United Way Centraide Ottawa Michael Vandale Michael A. Walker June Webber and Gerry Barr Anne E. Young Simone E. Abbass

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BENEFACTORS SUPPORT OF $1,000 AND ABOVE M. Katherine Achorn Peter J. Ambrose Beverly Amirault Udeni Amit and Andrew Roger Lawrence and Wendy Andrea Antigonish Medical Associates Inc. Joseph Apaloo and Sherry Bowman Aida Arnold and David Miller Madeline E. Artichuk Erin Austen and Jeff Teasdale Dave Austin and Kim MacInnis Kevin and Leslie Aver Mark Barclay and Susan Gardner-Barclay James G. Barrett The late Sonja Bata Bell Canada Catherine A. Bell Adele M. Belliveau Cynthia R. Boardman Valerie A. Bobyk Dorothy K. Boras Jacques and Laurie Boucher Mark M. Bowler Iain and Margaret Boyd Thomas P. Bradley Doug Brady and Carol Shea Iaan Brown Michael and Joan Bruch Tara L. Buksaitis Errol R. Callbeck Paul and Ann Marie Cameron Anne Campbell Heather Carson and William Sweet B. Catherine Carton Cenovus Employee Foundation Hon. James and Julie Chadwick William Yuk Kwan Chan Chevron Canada Resources Carl and Lily Chisholm Elizabeth and Bo Chisholm

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Julie Chisholm and Aly Mawji Peter I. Chisholm Class of 77 Context & Contacts Inc. Co-operative Development Foundation of Canada James and Rose Cormier Katharine Cox Hon. Mary Coyle David Cranton Optometry Professional Corporation Gerald C. Cullen John R. Cunningham Michael and Donna Daly Arthur and Maura Davies Edwin M. DeMont Dr Donald F. Dempsey Professional Corporation Lynne Donahoe Sheila F. Donahoe Brian W. Donovan Kevin Doucet and Cheryl Riley-Doucet Rev. J. Bedford Doucette Leo B. Doyle DSM Nutritional Products North America Michael and Joy Dudgeon Carson and Margaret Duncan Most Rev. Brian J. Dunn Chris and Deirdre Edgerton John R. Edwards Timothy and Jane Elliott William and Linda Ellsworth Enterprise Rent-A-Car Canada Foundation Howard J. Evans Donald H. Farrell Robert J. Fisher Ann Marie FitzGerald Hon. William F. Fitzgerald Patrick and Sandra Flemming Michael D. Forbes Justin and Carol Fox

Christopher A. Francis Kevin and Sharon Francis Kirk and Danielle Francis Yvonne and Alan Fraser Marc Furlotte Montgomery Gallant Robert J. Gallivan Moira Galway Mary Garoutte Daniel J. and Susan Gillis Deborah L. Gillis Joan Gillis Daniel Graham and Lauren McCarville David and Anne Graham James M. Graham Phil Gravelle Christine E. Gray Yvon Grenier and Norine Verberg Bob Hale Ann Hanson Robert Harvey and Therese Wilhelmy Gertrude and Ken Haslett Louise Hayes Lavern Heideman & Sons Ltd. Bernard and Bernice Hicks Glenn Horne and Sarah MacDonald Andrew Howlett and Nadira Rambihar Gregory and Angela Hull Tom and Laura Hunter Alya Jaffer Paula A. Jesty Daniel and Constance Kane Joan Kane Bernard Keating and Cathy Cudmore Michael Keating and Jeanne Bonnell Michael V. Keating Clinton and Lisa Keay Harry and Pamela Keenan

Gertrude A. Kells Hazel M. Kennedy Dieter Klapstein Garner and Marla Kolybaba Steve Konchalski and Charlene MacFarlane Michael and Andrea Kruchten Janice and Donald Landry Joseph G. Landry Roderick W. Landry Stephanie Langley and Daniel Bunbury Francis LeBlanc and Marlene Shephard Todd and Kim Lee-Knight Gilles Leger Michel and Denise Leger Elizabeth Leighton Les Religieuses de Notre-Dame du Sacre-Coeur-Generalat Opal Leung David and Mary Long Janet E. Lyons Allan S. MacDonald Flora Marie MacDonald Rev. Hugh D. MacDonald Joe MacDonald and Mary Jane McDonald Lauchie R. MacDonald Ronald MacDonald and Jennifer Adams S. David MacDonald Pauline MacIntosh Kie and Linda MacIsaac Marilyn MacIsaac Neil and Janine MacIsaac Robert and Janice MacKay Michael and Mary MacKinnon Ann L. MacKnight Charles and Anne MacLean James and Corinne MacLean Andrea M. MacLean-Holohan Joseph and Fran MacLellan Leon and Pauline MacLellan

Louise MacLellan and Michael Taub Anita M. MacLeod Gail A. MacNeil John and Viberta MacNeil The late Most Rev. Joseph N. MacNeil Rev. Malcolm J. MacNeil The late Russell F. MacNeil Victoria Madsen Emelyne L. Marshall William Marshall and Penny Fuller John H. Martin Edward and Kay McAlduff Dan and Cindy McCarthy John and Carol McCurnin Danny P. McFarland John M. McFarland Peter J. McIntyre Daniel and Anne McKenna Paul and Katherine McKenna Paul M. McKenna Scott G. Miller Joanne Molnar

Ted Moore Joan M. Muir Sharon Murphy Deane and Mary Nesbitt Hon. Graydon and Beth Nicholas Andy Oakes Kevin O’Brien Michael and Sue O’Brien Michael and Anne O’Connor Jeffrey C. Oland David and Donna O’Leary On Track Kuntz & Company Inc. Olivia Ortiz-Alvarez Hon. Sandra E. Oxner Donna Parish Susan Perreault David Pickersgill Kathleen Provost and Richard Burelle Thomas L. Quinlan William R. Quinn Robert ‘Lugs’ and Lorraine Rae Jean-Pierre Rajotte Vasil Rambi James P. Randall

Roy and Claire Rasmussen Paul and Catherine Richards Carolyn Rideout Nikki L. Robar Marc A. Rodrigue Robert J. Rogers Mark and Renee Romanowsky Ulrich and Noreen Rosa John and Sheila Ross Sheilagh A. Ross Leonard and Fran Sarsfield Shelagh C. P. Savage Anthony Scoggins Scotiabank Debbie A. Scott John T. Sears Francis X. Shea James D. Shea Maureen Shea Rhonda Side Daniel and Lorraine Smith Roger and Jane Smith Donald and Barbara St.Jean Anna Stuart

Blaise Sullivan Jim and Karen Sullivan Katie Sullivan Martin Sullivan and Claire Roussel-Sullivan Kathleen Sullivan-Robertsson Anna Syperek and Peter Murphy Martin and Diane van Bommel Marguerite I. Vernon Trust Louis and Mary Visentin Samuel and Mary Wakim David and Joan Wallace Patrick and Jacqueline Walsh Larry Watt Chris West and Wendy Panagopoulos Robert and Marilyn Westbury Scott Wilson Bill and Marg Wiseman Susan and Daniel Wood Arlene M. Yakimenko Brad and Tanya Zumwalt

MEMBERS SUPPORT OF $500 AND ABOVE Paul M. Alexander Lawrence R. Allain Hilary R. Amit Rev. Jacob E. Andrea Antigonish Diocesan CWL Emmanuel Aquino Alexander and Carolyn Archibald Atlantic Association of Registrars and Admissions Officers Denise and Richard AuCoin J. Roland Aucoin Steven and Frances Baldner Andrew and Dianne Barker Chris Bauer Robert G. Bennett William H. Blackburn Shannon Boddy E. Michael Boudreau

Edmund P. Boyd Colin and Shana Brennan Thomas Joseph Brideau Scott Brousseau Bud Brown and Dodie Goodwin Douglas M. Brown W. Jacob Buffam Joseph M. Byrne Dan and Barbara Cameron Rev. Hilary J. Cameron Joe Cameron and Anne Emery Mary A. Cameron Archie V. Campbell Bruce A. Campbell Courtney A. Campbell Duncan and Natasha Campbell Michael A. Campbell Michelle Cantorame

Ed and Sara Carty Sarah S. Carver David and Deborah Case Gerald and Marjorie Casey Hon. Richard J. Cashin Helen Castle Central Agencies Inc. Thomas and Lois Chadwick Vincent Chahley Deborah and Mark Champion Alex and Shirley Champoux Stephen and Margo Chiasson Michele Chiasson Suart and Glenn Suart Janet Chisholm and John MacKenzie Michael and Colleen Chisholm Craig R. Christensen

Angelo Cianfrone Cianfrone Architect Inc. Carol Cochrane Joseph D. Cooke Tracey Cordeiro Alex V. Corrigan Regina and David Corrigan Stefanie Couture Stephen R. Cuddihy David Cudmore and Patricia Menard Gord Cunningham and Marilyn Malis Sheila Cunningham Robert and Murielle Curry Daniel Dawson and Trini Pates Peter and Anne Dawson Phil and Maria DeBruyne

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John and Carolyn DeLorey Dalton and Mary Dickinson Sherry Difruscia Carmen and Frances D’Intino Charitable Trust Do Apparel John and Lisa Dobson Santo Dodaro and Marion Alex Penny Doherty Literacy Consultants Inc. Gerald and Mary Donovan Down to Earth Decorator Art & Fine Framing Brian and Jacqueline Driscoll A. Emerson Dunphy Robert and Nancy Dunphy Karen Elliott Wayne and Donna Ezekiel Mickey Fagnan Thomas F. Fahey Alphonsus and Maureen Faour Mary Fisher-MacDonnell and Donnie MacDonnell Ted and Valerie Fitzgerald John Fleming and Diane Mahoney Rev. Leo J. Floyd John and Millie Forbes Mary Foshay and Hilary MacIsaac Neil Foshay and Cheryl Jennings Eugene G. Fraser Heather J. Fraser William and Eileen Fraser Mark and Reema Fuller Joseph Gagnon Charles and Yvonne Gallant David Garbary Karen M. Gardiner J. Kenneth Gavel Michael Gerrior and Sally Burks Liam K. Gillan Clare A. Gillies D. Alexander Gillis Phonse and Angela Gillis Elizabeth Gouthro and Howard Hills Kenneth Gracie Keith Graham Kevin J. Grant

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Green Meadows Community Residence for Seniors Inc. Betty Haig Louis E. Hardy Scott J. Harkin Lynda Harling Stalker Terence and Alice Harrigan Maria L. Hartery Mike and Gina Hartmann Austin and Barbara Hawley Michael and Jan Healy Hiltrud and Karl Hengst Stephen S. Hessian Ann E. Hicks Robert J. Higgins M. Patricia Hogan Shelagh Howard Daniel and Elizabeth Hughes Phillip and Karen Hughes Edward M. Hyland Robert and Beth Hynes Jo Ann Inness InStyle Promotions Ltd. Richard and Charlotte Isnor Randy and Joanne Jahrig Paul E. Jamael Marie and Paul Jameson Wendy and Dennis Jarrett William J. Jesseau Barry Johnson Mark and Tracey Kaiser Mary Kaytor Christopher and Diane Keating Gerard and Maura Keenan Peter C. Keizer Mark and Margaret Kennedy Robert Kennedy and Catherine Connors-Kennedy James L. Kenny Terrence Keough and Barbara Chase Diane King Bradford E. Kinsman KLR Scholarship Society John Krill Romonda and James Kuntz Tom O. Kuntz Dennis Kwan and Donna Yee-Kwan Michel Laforest

Betty Rose and Robert Landry Edward Langille Wendy Langley and Todd Gorman J. Adelard LaValliere Nancy and Frank Layden Irene Leblanc Pauline L. LeBlanc Gary and Josie LeRoux John and Jane Lesaux Martin J. Liddy Donna-Marie Lingeman Carmen and Judy Lowe Lisa A. Lunney Borden Kenneth E. MacAulay Robert MacCuspic and Diane Bigras Catherine A. MacDonald Cathy D. MacDonald Hugh G. MacDonald John and Cecelia Macdonald Michael R. MacDonald Thelma R. MacDonald Toni MacDonell Claire MacDonnell Gardiner and Diana MacDougall Bernard D. MacEachern Gregory L. MacEachern Shawn MacEachern and Theresa MacLeod Stan and Barb MacEachern G. Angus MacGillivray Joanna M. Macgillivray Helen and Byron MacGregor Brian M. MacInnis Rev. Daniel A. MacInnis Mary Noella MacInnis and Andrew Pateman Lewis W. MacIntosh Linden MacIntyre and Carol Off Elizabeth M. MacIsaac Emilie M. MacIsaac Heather D. MacIsaac William O. Mackasey Pamela J. MacKeigan Glenn and Patricia MacKenzie Karyn MacKinnon Michael A. MacKinnon Ronald and Ruth MacKinnon John E. MacLatchy

Meghan G MacLatchy MacLean Fine Art Inc. Andy E. MacLean A. R. Sandy MacLean Leah MacLean and Ron Penley Marilyn A. MacLean Mary Jessie and David MacLellan Teresa MacNeil and Luke Batdorf Grace F. MacPherson Helen and Robert MacPherson John and Karen Mahoney George and Shirley Manos Paul Marquis and Anne Simpson Karl J. Marsh Kirk and Carla Mason Gurpreet Matharoo Colleen M. McAloon Brian and Mary McA’Nulty Hon. Cameron and Jackie McArthur Beth L. McCharles Liam S. McConville Fiona L. McDougall Sandra McEwen Jill McGahan Joseph and Fran McGann Elizabeth McGibbon Thomas McGowan and Sarah Stone Edward and Shelly McHugh Donald and Barry McIsaac Toby and Michelle McKenna Jay and Heather McMullan Donald and Glenys McNeil Raymond and Joan McNeil Raymond and Helen Medeiros Mike Melchin Elizabeth Millett and Michael Cook David and Anne Moeller Ellen and Michael Moher Petra and Mike Molnar Rev. Frederick A. Morley Adrian and Patricia Morrison Kerstin Mueller Roderick J. Muise Ed and Margaret Murrin Kelly Muzzatti William R. Nelson

Helen C. Neufeld Maureen A. Neuman New Dawn Enterprises Christopher and Suzanne Noonan Nova Scotia Knights of Columbus Charitable Foundation Michael Nugent Christian and Kimberly Oberegger Robert O’Brien and Melanie Reed Michael R. O’Connor Jennifer and Frank O’Dea John and Judith O’Donnell Mary A. O’Hara Charles and Roberta O’Neil C. Patrick O’Neill Mary and Desmond O’Neill Patrick O’Regan and Cathy Chenhall Robert and Virginia O’Reilly Rachel D. Orser Fraser and Rosemary O’Shaughnessy Jaye Ouellette Mary M. Oxner Philip Panet-Raymond and Anne McMullon Parex Resources Inc. Linda L. Parris

Robert M. Pearson Maura Pelletier and Don Hriskevich Gerard and Marilyn Pembroke Diane and Curtis Phillips Paul and Barbara Phillips Roberto P. Piccinin Plancorp Management Inc. John and Maureen Power Prolyn Corporation Pros Marketing Ramar Construction Ltd. Stephen and Carol Rankin Rapco Services Ltd. Sean Riley and Catherine Rancy David A. Risk Tracy Robinson Rockwood Industries Barry and Mary Roderick Pablo Rodriguez and Stacie Fisher Robert and Jane Romanowsky David and Maymie Ronan John and Ann Rooney Rotary Club of Port Hawkesbury Duncan and Melanie Rowe Lloyd Rowlett Judith and Mark Roy Lesley A. Ruggles

Cory J. Rushton Saint John Hyundai Marie Salamoun-Dunne Adela Sandness Paul and Byrnedette Schonhart Matthew Schumacher Todd Schurman Wendell and Keah Schurman Paul H. Seems Bryan Sehl Rhonda A. Semple Michael and Colleen Sinclair Craig Smith Peggy Smith Truis Smith-Palmer and Howard Swaine Saraswati and Krish Sony Iain Souter St. Boniface CWL Steelmac Ltd. Diane M. Stevens Lester and Yvonne Stewart Arthur J. Stone Jerry Studnicka Keith and Colleen Suddaby Ann D. Sullivan Deny P. Sullivan Irma Lee B. Swales Merle Taylor

Frank Thompson and Josette deBrouwer Robyn Tingley and Brent McGovern Alan and Terese Tracey Barbra Tremaine Donna M. Trembinski Peter D. Tufts Carl and Betty Turner Unifor Local 2107 Thomas and Ann Vandereep Wilhelmus and Gail Van Gestel Joan and Bill Van Ravenswaay Madonna Van Vonderen Kevin and Carol Wamsley Lori J. Ward Michael and Soultana Watchorn Wawanesa Mutual Insurance Company Jeffrey White and Cathy Connolly Margaret R. White Donna and Peter Whyte Jocelyn Wiebe Jim Williams and Maureen Allen Michael and Lori Wirvin Constance Wrigley-Thomas and John Thomas The late Kent Young Jim and Cynthia Zien Zwicker’s Galleries

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DONORS

SUPPORT OF UNDER $500 Sergei and Judy Aalto • Peter A. Abels • Chrystina B. Acker • Cindy M. Acker • Selena and Douglas Acker • Roland A. Acorn • Cathy Adams • Judy Adams • Donald Addison • Margaret L. Ahern-Standen • Victoria A. Aidoo • Gregory M. Aikins • Brent Aitken • Abdulrahim Alawashez • Sr. Elaine M. Alexander • Lauren M. Alexander • William D. Alexander • Lubomir and Maria Alexov • Leo C. Alfonso • John and Patti Allan • James C. Allen

• Paul H. Allen • Albert F. Allong • Rae-Ann Allong • Martin D. Alpert • Gem and Louie Alphonso • Paul R. Alteen • Abena Amoako-Tuffour • Anne M. Anderson • Barry V. Anderson • Gregg M. Anderson • Howard Anderson • Jean L. Anderson • Judy Anderson Claire J. Andrea • Tony J. Andrea • Marilyn Andrews • Nancy T. Andrews • Tanya D. Andrews • Joan M. Angers • Antigonish Celtics Soccer Club Antigonish Wheel Alignment Shop Inc. • Judith M. Anzelc • Jordan Appleby • M. Eileen Applin • Andrew W. Arbuckle • Katie P. Arbuckle • John G. Armstrong • Catherine S. Arnold-Cormier • Ann Arsenault • Brent J. Arsenault • Daniel Arseneau • Donald F. Arseneau • Donald J. Arseneau Brenda Arthur-Alleyne • Cecil S. Ash • Terese Ashton • Roger Aspinall • ATB • Linda J. Atwell • Timothy D. Aubry • Gerald E. Aucoin • Linus Aucoin Raymond and Betty-Jean Aucoin • David and Marianne Austen • Ellen A. Austin • Justine A. D. Avery • John and Sheona Ayles • Sergei Babakaiff L. Maurice W. Babin • Adam and Nicole Baden-Clay • William G. Baggs • Jaimie M. Bagley • Ann E. Baker • Augustine G. Baker • Frances Baker Greg Baker • Miranda L. Baker • Monica Baker • Ruthann Baker • Melody Bakolias • Gerard A. Balcom • Paul G. Ballou • D. Brent Bannerman Rev. John R. Bannerman • Kevin Barbour • Valeri E. Barcier • Stewart L. Barclay • Amy Barkhouse • Debra Barkhouse • Sylvia Barron • Allan Barry and Mary Anne Riordon Barry • Anne E. Barry • Clare F. Barry • Donald and Mary Barry • Donald J. Barry • Carolyn L. Bartlett • Marion Bartlett Elaine F. Barton • Tina M. Basque • Gordon L. Basso • Anne Marie Bastarache • Michele J. Bateman • Patrick and Patricia Bates • Cory Bauer Corinne J. Bayliff • Michael E. Beale • Bernard A. Beaton • Donald J. Beaton • Finlay and Judith Beaton • Janet R. Beaton • Louise Beaton • M. Linda Beaton • Stephanie L. Beaton • Monica Beaudin • Dominic A. Beaulieu • Robert Bedecki • T. Ken Bedford • Cheryl L. Beesley • Derek and Dawn Bekkers • Robert and Kathleen Bekkers • Michael G. Belanger • C. Annette Bell • Dylan J. Bell • Kyler and Gina Bell • Eleanor Belland • Marie D. Belland • Louise N. Belle-Isle • Christopher B. Belliveau • Daniel J. Belliveau • Jennifer Belong • Norman BeLong • Dustin C. Benetti • Frank Benetti Berard and Patricia Bennett • Gina M. Bennett • Michelle Bennett • Doug and Lorie Benoit • Matthew E. Benoit • Roseanne M. Benoit • Rick Benson and Paula Hatty • Stacey E. Bent • Benton Fry Ford Sales Ltd. • The late Bradley W. Bergh • W. Keith Berkshire • David J. Bernatchez • Estate of John Berridge • Jeanne Berry • Sandra M. Berry • Benjamin and Sheena Berthiaume • Lawrie A. Bertram • Catherine L. Best • Joan E. Best • Yifru T. Beyene Kevin Bezanson • Norman and Dale Biason • Chris Bingham • Cory D. Bishop • Jeff and Chantel Bishop • William M. Bishop • Helen BishopMacDonald • Arlene Bissette • Eileen C. Blair • Karen L. Blair • Merritt A. Blair • Sherrie and Stephen Blair • Charles and Dorothy Blanchard • Rene V. Blanchard • Sandra N. Blank • Don and Tina Blinn • Margaret A. Blom • Henry A. Blumenfeld • Stacey A. Blumer • Mary J. F. Blyth • Amy E. Bobyn Karen Boehk-Carson and Earle Carson • Neil and Christa Bolivar • Alan and Glenda Bond • Judy Bonnanfant • Andrea C. Booth • Bill and Nancy Booth • Robert Bortolussi • Anne Boswell • Stuart R. Boswell • Joanne Bouchard • Suzanne Bouchard • Patricia Boucher • Albert J. Boudreau Claudette D. Boudreau • Donna M. Boudreau • Jean E. Boudreau • Lucille M. Boudreau • Valmore Boudreau • M. Linda Boulet • Fallon L. Bourgeois Jason F. Bourgeois • Allain and Wendy Bourque • Michael and Lori Boutilier • Philip P. Bowes • Theo T. Bowes • Benjamin L. Bowie • Napoleon C. J. Bowie • John Bowler • Jared A. Bowles • Andrea M. Boyd • Bethany R. M. Boyd • Donald G. Boyd • Elizabeth A. Boyd • J. Trevor Boyd • Kathryn C. Boyd • Kristin F. Boyd • E. Leo Boyd • Margo Boyd • Stephanie A. Boyd • Robert E. Boylan • Terence W. Boylan • James R. Boyle • Jo-Ann M Boyle Cecil J. Bradley • Jacqui and Dave Brady • Barry Bransfield • Teri Brean-Arsenault • Urban and Claire Breen • D. Rory Brennan • Terry E. Brennan Andrea L. Brennan-Hunter • Karen A. Briand • Clare Bridge • Margaret Brigley • Bernard E. Britten • David and April Britten • William J. Brockway James G. Broderick • Dezain J. O. Brooks • Karen Broussard • Sherry L. Brousseau • Lea Brovedani • Cory M. Brown • Laura E. Brown • Linda E. Brown Paul J. Brown • Tracy D. Brown • Kate Brown-Georgallas and Alex Georgallas • Judy Bruce • Anne Bruneau • Heather Brunette • Janice M. Bruni M. Patricia Bryson • Bubble Tree Children’s Boutique • Ian Buchanan • Donald R. Buchignani • Christian Buck • Cynthia Buckett • Brian Budd • Jacob Buffam • Delia Buffet • Jamie R. Bullen • Max B. Bullock • Nancy Burbidge • Tara N. Burchell • Doreen Burke • The late Marion T. Burke Matthew J. Burke • Victoria L. Burke • W. Sean Burke • Ron Burley • Edith M. Burnett • Keiran L. Burnham • Kimberley A. Burns • Madison L. Burton John A. Bustin • Wilfred W. Butler • Robert K. Buttery • Patricia Buzas • Leanne Byl • Mary-Catherine Byrne • Diana Cable • P. Jeff Cadegan Anthony and Sabine Cahill • Meghan L. Cahill • Belina Caissie • David R. Caissie • Pat Callanan • Catherine Callbeck • Joanne H. Callow Larry T. Allen

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Paul and Penny Camenzuli • Andrew and Cheryl Cameron • Bernard A. Cameron • David A. Cameron • Donald H. Cameron • Hugh and Cathy Cameron • Ian Cameron • J. Joseph Cameron • Karri Cameron and Mark Halloran • Kimberly Cameron • Michael T. Cameron • Owen and Susan Cameron • Roland F. Cameron • Sheila C. Cameron • St John Cameron • Richard J. Campana • A. Joel Campbell • Alice Campbell • Barbara R. Campbell • Blick Campbell • Carolann Campbell • Douglas F. Campbell • Geoffrey S. Campbell • Ian J. Campbell • James D. Campbell • Janet A. Campbell • Jeffery Campbell and Colleen O’Connell • Jo-Anne Campbell • John C. Campbell • Leith R. Campbell • Mary A. Campbell • Mary M. Campbell • Neil Campbell • Richard and Cynthia Campbell • Robert B. Campbell • Sara M. Campbell • Sean M. Campbell • Stephen and Karen Campbell • Tony and Florence Campbell • Melanie B. Cantrell • Stephen Capstick and Cary Hogan • Sheila Cardone • David and Lauren Carmichael Meaghan Carmichael • Gail Carney • Maureen Carr • Sean P. Carr • D. Owen Carrigan • Rev. Frederick A. Carrigan • Carman V. Carroll • Dayna Carroll • Frank Carroll • John J. Carroll • Lorna Carroll-Plemel • Nicholas J. F. Carruthers • Patrick W. J. Carruthers • Jim Carter • J. Patrick Carvell Doris N. Carver • Amanda F. Casey • Margaret R. Casey • Ryan J. Casey • Catherine A. Caswell • M. Meaghan Catalano • John J. Cathcart • Anne V. Caudle • Angelia M. Caughlin • Carleen Cavanagh • Michael J. Cavanagh • Mike Cavanagh • William J. Cavanaugh • Willard J. B. Cavicchi Central Kings Rural High School • Bino Cesario • Jacqueline Chamberland- Blesso • Jennifer and Dwayne Chambers • Christine Charnock • Gilles Charron • James Chase • Patrice C. Chea • Christopher R. Cherkas • Kirk W. Cherniak • Joseph C. Chesal • Alfred and Joan Chiasson • Marcel B. Chiasson • Mark T. Chiasson • Paul J. Chiasson • Paul-Emile Chiasson • Paulette M. Chiasson • Roland and Gayle Chiasson • Sheila Chiasson Michelle Chidley • Bernie and Karen Chisholm • Caitlin J. Chisholm • Carolyn I. Chisholm • Cheryl Chisholm • Christopher B. Chisholm • Daniel J. Chisholm • Jack and Katherine Chisholm • James R. Chisholm • J. Derek Chisholm • John R. Chisholm • Kelly-Ann F. Chisholm • Kenneth G. Chisholm Leo and Kathleen Chisholm • L. Graham Chisholm • Melvin Chisholm • Michael L. Chisholm • Paschal G. Chisholm • Paul K. Chisholm • Riley L. Chisholm • Ryan J. Chisholm • Shaun L. Chisholm • Susan E. Chisholm • Terri L. Chisholm • W. Brian Chisholm • William J. Chisholm • Derrick Chiu Joan Chiz • Myra Cholmondeley • Isabel Christian • Lyndon Chubbs • Valerie Chugg Real Estate Ltd. • E. Jean Cichon • Michael S. Cichon • Ezio Cinel James S. Clancy • Paula Clancy • Devon Clark • R. Sandy Clark • Valerie E. Clark • Cassie T. Clarke • Rob Clarke • Sean P. Clarke • Vanessa N. Clarke

• Marie Cleary • Tessa Clermont • Maureen J. Clifford • Dale R. Clow • Eileen C. Coady • Annette Coakley • Darcy Cochet • John G. Coffey Michael and Carol Cohen • William T. S. Colbert • Patricia A. Cole • Dale R. Coleman • Maureen Coleman • Daniel H. Coles • George H. Collier Bernard J. Collins • Gerard Collins • Debbie Comeau • John G. Comeau • Richard E. Comeau • Bruce Condie • Michael J. Condon • Katie E. Conklin Joan C. Conn • Donnie Connell • Daniel L. Connolly • Jamie M. Connors • Ryan and Lori Connors • Sylvia E. Conrad • Joan Conrad-Cormier Joseph P. Conroy • H. Allan Conway • Abigail M. Cook • Christopher D. Cook • Daniel E. Cook • Florence M. Cook • Jody S. Cook • T. Terry Cooney Jason Copp • Laura J. Corbett • Martin and Shirley Corbett • WJ Corbett • Lindsay E. Corbin • Joyce Corcoran • Rev. J. Leo Cordeau • Marguerite E. Cordeau • Kimberley A. Corkum • Lola D. Corkum • Olivia G. C. Corkum • Ruthanne L. Corman • Carla Cormier • James L. Cormier • Lowell and Christena Cormier • M. Shane Cormier • Shirley Cormier • Don Corrigan • Horace and Jane Corrigan • Martin M. Corsano • James E. Cote • Gregory M. Coulas • Shane D. Coupland • Shirley A. Covey • Jack and Stephanie Cox • Lindsay M. Craig • Kyler A. Crawford • M. Linda Crawford • Robert and Barbara Crawford • Dawn A. Crawford-MacLellan • Monica H. Creber • Ben and Vanessa Creech • Terrence J. Cribb • Brad Crilly and Dawn Baglole • Rev. Bill J. Crispo • Caren Crivari • Michael A. Crosdale • Patricia L. Crossman • John Crouchman • Hollie M. Crouse • Karen A. Crouse Bradford S. Crowder • Raymond C. Crowdis • Dan Culligan and Gail Smith • Rev. Gregory T. Culligan • Janet Cullinan • Judy A. Cumby • Lawrence S. Cumming • Alan and Edith Cummings • Dan A. Cummings • Elisabeth Cummings • Lisa and Joseph Cummings • R. Allison Cummings • Cindi Cunneen • Robert Curley • Stephen and Larissa Curley • Bernice Curran-Brothers • Robert J. Currie • Tanya Currie • William E. Currie • James D. Curry • Joanne T. Curry • Joseph M. Curry • Rosemary Curry • J. Bernard Cusack • Tracy C. Cutts • CWL - Chapeau, QC • CWL - Deep River, ON CWL - Drayton Valley, AB • CWL - Granville Ferry, NS • CWL - Quesnel, BC • Carolyn Dalton • Kelly A. Danaher • B. Anne Daniel • Susanna D’Arcy Linda Darwish • Donald and Katrina Davenport • Cetus and Elizabeth Anne David • Craig and Brenda Davidson • Denise M. Davies • John Davies Ryan J. Davies • John P. Davis • G. Fred Davison • Ian G. Davison • Anne-Marie L. Dawson • Daniel A. Dawson • Jennie L. Dawson • Heather N. Day Richard C. Day • Jacqueline D’Costa • Denise De Pape • Mike De van der schueren • David and Shelley Debison • Karen Decker • Vincent Decker Charles B. Decoff • Glen and Melissa Decoste • Ralph J. Decoste • Connor E. Deering • The late Archibald C. Degaust • Angela L. Delaney StFX DONOR REPORT

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Anthony G. Delaney • Coady and Rita Delaney • D. Pete Delaney • Jean M. Delaney • Otis L. Delaney • Memorie C. Delehanty • Richard Delisle Christian P. Delorey • Karen A. Delorey • Trudy L. Delorey • Richard G. DeMont • Daniel A. Dempsey • Darlene and Paul Dempsey • Justin M. Denny Onil d’Entremont • Wanda K. Deschamps • Yolanta Desjardins • Albert W. Deyoung • Clarissa DeYoung • Mark J. Deyoung • Joseph P. Didyk Marquis D. Diggs • Kelvin Digout • Donalda A. Dineen • James M. Dineen • Bill and Rita Dinn • Michael G. Dionne • Mario B. Dipersio • Francis G. Divito • Flora M. Dixon-Noel • Blaise and Michelle Dobbin • John H. Dobrowolski • Lisa A. Dobson • Mary A. Dobson • Sarah A. M. Dosworth • Anne Marie Doherty • Brian and Marcia Doiron • Donald Doiron • Paul M. Doiron • Andrew W. Dolan • Ann Dolan • Charles J. Dolan • Michael A. Dolan Patrick B. Dolan • William James Dolan • William Joseph Dolan • Matthew F. Dolansky • Mark R. J. Donald • June Donaldson • Jon J. Donlevy Edwina Donovan • Joan Donovan • John F. Donovan • Laurie Donovan • Margie Donovan • Robert J. Donovan • William J. Donovan • Cheryl Donovan-White • Adriane E. Dorrington • Ingeborg M. Dorsey • Jeffery H. Dort • Cletus and Anne Marie Doucet • Gerald Doucet and Cynthia Sweet-Doucet • Jack Doucet • Jill Doucett • Janet Doucette • Karen L. Doucette • Lara N. Doucette • Kelly and Stephen Douthwright • Betty Dowe Ralph and Claire Downey • Allan J. Doyle • Francis X. Doyle • Leo A. Doyle • Maureen G. Doyle • Doxon Realty Trust • Charlene Druhan • Rachel E. Drummond • John G. Dryden • Michael P. Dube • Leslie Dubinsky • David Dubois and Mary Travis • Diana A. Duclos-King • Renee J. Duffie • Lynn A. Duffley • Brooke C. Duggan • Joseph and Marie Duggan • Kerrin A. Duggan • Donald R. Dunbar • Millie Dunbar • Patrick J. Duncan • Fraser and Margaret Dunn • Robin M. Dunn • Kristen Dunsford • Stanley W. Dupuis • Catherine G. Durdle • Alan and Jennifer Dwyer • Leo P. Dwyer • Rudy Dyck Andrea N. Dykstra • Eastwood Properties Inc. • Anna Eddy • Tom Edgerton • Dale Edmonds-Mutcher • A. Marie Edwards • Adrian and Josephine Edwards • Katherine E. Edwards • Reginald J. Edwards • Judy Eggleton-Konings • Rodney F. Ehler • Megan M. Eisenhauer • Liam S. Elbourne B. Gerard Eldridge • Carol Anne Eldridge • Margo Ellick • Alexander S. Elliott • Christopher R. Elliott • Donna M. Ellis • Hannah E. Ellis • Joanne and Derek Ellis • Lorraine Ellis-MacNeil • Joanne L. Elsaesser • Jamie G. Emberley • Gregory Emerson and Kimberley Newman • Catherine J. Emmens Teri E. Emrich • Howard P. England • Sarah A. England • Jim and Michelle English • William J. English • Denise M. Ennis • Ryley G. Erickson • Susan Estabrooks • Alexandra Evans • Alexandra Evershed • Jean E. Eyking • Christine A. Fagan • Gus Fagan • Linda A. Fahey • Maureen Fahey • Patrick and Cindy Fahie • Tracy A. Fardy • David Faries • Fred and Mary Farrell • Kent C. M. Farrell • Stephen and Susan Farrell • Jules Fauteux and Mary Murphy-Fauteux • Clare Fawcett and Eric Atkinson • Cindy A. Fedoryk • Gertrude Feeney • Mary Kate Feeney • Greg and Stephanie Feltham • Sharon Fenton • Elaine Fenwick • Shelley M. Ferdais • Charlene Ferdinand • Carrie A. Ferguson • Mildred A. Ferguson • Robert and Deborah Ferguson Tracey A. Ferguson • Vinita Fernandes • Lori Ferraina • Craig and Melissa Ferrar • Scott W. Ferris • Nelly Fiaz • Paul Filgiano • Guy Filliatrault Rev. C. Ross Finlan • Ryan J. Finn • Rev. John Finnigan • Patrick J. Finucan • Wendy Firlotte • Paul Fisher • Arthur F. FitzGerald • James M. FitzGerald Teresa Fitzner • Colette M Fitzpatrick • Sean G. Flanagan • Amy C. Fleming • George V. Fleming Jr. • Natalie Fleming and Jamie Stinson • Zachary O. Flower • Helen M. Flynn • Kathryn S. Flynn • Amy Fogarty • John Fogarty and Donna Brushey • Gregory W. Foran • Jeffrey G. Forbes • Shannon E. Forbes • David and Anne Forgeron • Gordon Forsey • Judy Forshner • Marian V. Fortune-Stone • Derek Forward • Richard T. Foshay • Annette Fougere James C. Fougere • Rita Fougere • Russell J. Fougere • Suzanne M. Fougere • Jamie D. Fowlow • Ann L. Fox • Danielle J. Franada • Joseph P. Franciose Danita Francis • Wayne J. Francis • Maureen T. Franklin • Alexander J. Fraser • Anne-Marie Fraser and David Walls • Cathy E. Fraser • Clyde H. Fraser Lesley Fraser • Linda M. Fraser • Margaux C. Fraser • Victor C. Fraser • Shirley Freeman • Carmella T. French • J. Vernon French • Jeaniece A. Frick C. Faye Fricker • Jeannette Friel • Debbey Fritz • Tena and Scott Frizzell • David G. Fudge • Mark and Reema Fuller • Daniel F. Fulton • John W. Furdas John and Linda Gabriel • Ronald E. Gaffney • Linda Gagnon • Samuel Gagnon • Robyn C. Gale • Elizabeth Gallagher • Joan E. Gallagher • Brian and Margaret Gallant • Mark C. Gallant • Patricia M. Gallant • Paula M. Gallant • John Gallivan • Maurice H. Galvin • Samuel Gan • Edward Gannon • Ally S. Garand • The late Donald G. Gardiner • Mary E. Gardiner • William Gardner • Gregory and Anne Gatchell • Marianne L. Gates Ernest J. Gatto • Paul E. Gaudet • Roland A. R. Gaudet • J.R. Andre Gauthier • Daniel M. Gautreau • Louis J. Gauvin • Richard O. Gauvin • Stephanie Gauvin • The late Frederick H. George • Imelda George • Karen George • Morgan E. Gero • Mary Gesner • Carman and Marguerite Giacomantonio Joan M. Gibbins • Donald Gibbons • Helen M. Giffin • Melanie D. Giffin • John Gillies • Allison H. Gillis • Andrea Gillis and David Murray • Chad Gillis and Rachel McNally • Edwin F. Gillis • Eric Gillis and Emily Hurst • Francis B. Gillis • Jane Gillis • John A. Gillis • Joseph L. Gillis • L. Gerard Gillis M. Jane Gillis • Mark A. Gillis • Miriam Gillis • Pauline M. Gillis • Peter M. Gillis • Rev. Roderick J. Gillis • Stacey L. Gillis • Rose M. Gillis-McDonald E. Allan Gillmor • Bernard Gilmore • Serge Gionet • Colleen A. Glasgow • Leo and Doris Glavine • Phyllis M. Glenn • Tim and Sally Goddard Shirley J. Godfrey • Allene Goforth • Rosemary Goguen • Todd Goodreau • Claude Goodwin • Shaunna L. Gordon • Chris and Lynn Gorey • Gary G.

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Gorman • David Gormley • Michael G. Gormley • Kathy T. Gottschall-Pass • Douglas H. Gould • Louise H. Gould • Paul E. Goulden • Henry and Anna Gouwenberg • Wayne J. Goyetche • Danielle M. Goyette • B. Alasdair Graham • Jeremy D. Graham • John R. Graham • Marion C. Graham

• Morag V. Graham • John Graham-Pole and Dorothy Lander • Stephen C. Grannan • Alisha N. Grant • Andrew Grant • Cathy E. Grant • Jim and Marie Grant • K. Gary Grant • Lorne S. Grant • Melissa K. Grant • Ruth Grant • Susan A. Grant • Carol Granville • Colleen Grattan Gick • Weldon Green • Kelsey L. Grieve • John L. Griffin • Nancy R. Griffin • Adam Griffiths and Kyla Neary • Andrew Grimmitt • Kim Grippo • John Gruber • Louie and Carmel Guay • Jerome H. Guild • Robert Gunn • Shannon Gunn Emery • Leslie K. Gurba • Judie C. Gushue • Mathew J. Guterson • David E. Guthro • Claire M. Guyette • Margaret I. Haber • Ernest A. Hachey • Kathleen N. Haggarty • Frederick M. Haggett • Dorothy E. Haley • Hugh and Frances Haley • Robert V. Haley • Ronald E. Haley • Charles H. Haliburton • Alexandra T. Hall • Carol A. Hall • Darryl G. Hall • Mary P. Hall • Nicole K. Halladay • Elizabeth M. Halle • Peter A. Halle • Carleigh Halliday • Simon Hallihan • Dawn Haloun-Townsend • Jolene Halpin • Shane P. Hamill • Alistair J. Hamilton • Elizabeth Hamilton • Ian Hamilton • Wayne Hamilton • Tim Handforth • Julie M. Hands • Robert G. Hanes • Robert J. Hanlon • Anne Hanson • Dorothy Hanusiak • Elizabeth C. Hardy • Melissa A. Hardy • Nancy J. Harmon • Mark R. Harpur • D. Gordon Harris • April E. Hart • Stephanie Hart • Paul E. Hartigan • Carmen E. Hartt • Christopher R. S. Haslam • Kuba E. Hass • Mike Hassin’s Enterprises • Mike and Trish Hassin • David and Denise Hatchette • Gerard and Suzanne Hatchette • Amelia D. Hatfield • Lindsay L. Hatfield • Barry Hatt • Kimberly A. Haverstock • Edward C. Hawco • Rachel E. Hawkins • Ralph F. Hawley • Don and Anne Marie Hay • Wendy M. Hayes • Nicholas B. Head-Petersen • Catherine M. Healy • Joshua Hebert-Chesley • Mike Heiderbrecht • Debbi J. Helm • George R. Henaut • Nathan D. Henderson • Kim Hendsbee • Peter and Linda Henke • Susan Henrich • Norman B. Heon • Dale J. Herman • John M. Herold • Chris Herringer • Chris Herringer Design Ltd. • Donna M. B. Hert • M. Grace Hickey • Carolyn Hickson • Gerald Higgins • Geoffrey P. S. Hill • Roger Hill • Roy and Judy Hines • Francesca Hirchak • Michelle D. Hirschfeld • Jason R. W. Hirtle • Dale and Debbie Hodgson • Kevin Hoering • Lisa Hoff • John A. Hogan • Lisa Hogan • Juanita Hogg-Devine • George and Sharon Holbeche • Justin R. Holland • Lisa H. M. Holland • Fraser and Tracey Holmes • Holy Name of Council of CWL • Shirley A. Holzman • Barbara J. Hondas • Pat Hopkins • Debra A. Horne • Madeline O. S. Horne • Sarah Horne • Anna G. Horner • Lori W. Hornick • Josephine Horton • Frank and Joan Horvath • The Estate of Alice Hoskins • Jill Hoube • Dwight W. Houser • Dorothea Housworth • Barbara Howard • Eric R. T. Howard • Kimberly Howard • Mark and Elizabeth Howard • Ronald and Irene Howley • Don Hriskevich • Allan Huard and Ellarose Brophy • John and Margaret Hubbard • Hugh Huck • Natalie Huck • Cynthia J. S. Hucks • Brendan M. Hughes • Howard Hughes • Karen Hughes and Jeffrey DeWolfe • Lori Hughes • Cyra J. Humber • Michael A. Hunsley • Amanda P. G. Hunt • Marcie Hunt • Barb Hunter • Karen M. Hunter • Kathleen Hunter • Kris Hunter and Kristel Fleuren-Hunter • Michelle Huntington • Nurjahan Huq • Paul G. Hurley • Robin Hyland • Betty Hynes • Cindy D. Hyson • Karen Inglis • Ingraham Distributors Ltd. • Leah Ingraham • Andrew J. Inman • Ukeme Inyang-Otu • Ironwood Stage & Grill • Catherine J. Irving • Anne E. Isaac • Olivia A. Ivanic • Doug W. Ives • Patricia L. Ivimey • Barbara A. Jabora-Scott • Patricia Jackson Farrell • Barbara R. Jacquard • Mikaela J. Jahrig • Marjorie F. Jeans • L. Aulayne Jeans-Mingo • Shawn Jemmett • Riley S. Jennings • Angela Jessome • Susan A. Jessop • Herbert Jewers • Nicholas Joachimides • Myrna and Paul Jobe • Donna Johnson • Elizabeth Johnson • Heather A. Johnson • Joel G. Johnson • Richard and Linda Johnson • Richard A. Johnson • Ronald W. Johnson • Steve Johnson • William M. Johnson • Danielle L. Johnston • Robert D. Johnston • Michael B. Johnstone • Roger A. Joli-Coeur • Agassou Jones • Kim Jones • Leverne W. Jones • Mary G. Jones • Raman Joshi • David and Jenna Joyce • Donald G. Joyce • Antoinette Julien • Joseph Jurus and Cairine MacDonald • Leo J. Kaczmarczyk • Shelley F. Kaiser • Angela Kaiser-Hansen • Daniel and Constance Kane • Donald R. Kane • Jeremiah T. Kane • John C. Kane • Martin F. Kane • Margaret Kane-Savage • Adam C. Kania • Niklas Karbowski • Chelsey M. Kareowski • Donald Kawaja • Caitlyn O. Keates • Ben J. Keating • Catherine L. Keating • Elaine M. Keating • John F. Keating • Trish Keating • Karen A. Keating Small • Richard Keeffe • Dalyce G. Keeling • Michael and Jesslyn Keeling • Lisa B. Keenan • Austin G. Keeping • Christopher P. Keeping • Lisa M. Keeping • Karen Keily • Nicole Keirstead • Lisa Kellman • Tila and Martyn Kellman • Estelle Kelly • Jane Kelly • Jeff Kelly and Lila Donovan • Joseph B. Kelly • Karen C. Kelly • Robert J. Kelly • Rodney D. Kelly • JoAnn Kelly-Cullen • Jill Kelly-Waugh • Margaret Kemp • Andrew Kendall • Brian M. Kennedy • Donald G. Kennedy • Graham and Joan Kennedy • John E. Kennedy • Joseph B. Kennedy • Mary A. Kennedy • Patrick Gianni Kennedy • Patrick Gerard Kennedy • Patrick Kennedy and Kathryn Keats • Ronald Kennedy • Mark J. Kenny • Natalie A. Kenny • George R. Kent • Paul and Brenda Keyes • Sean and Jennifer Keyes • Tom and Jane Keyserlingk • Sr. Josephine Keyzer • Joseph Khoury • James H. Kieran • Lucy M. Killacky • Vera Kinach • Dean and Gerarda King • Grant and Helen King • Kevin King • Marcy A. King • Robert W. King • John and Sherrie Kingan • Christopher F. Kingston • Tyler J. A. Kingston • Andrew J. Kinzie • Anne Kinzie • Beverley A. Kirby • Susan Kirchner • Sven Klees • Kevin J. Klin • Lisa StFX DONOR REPORT

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M. Kloucek • Robert Knapp • Chelsea E. Knuth • Erika J. Koch • Casey D. Kolanko • Mark and Julia Kolanko • M. Murdena Kolanko • Sheila and Tony Kolanko • Brandon and Sarah Kolybaba • Maria G. Konchalski • Sarah P. Koning • Frankie F. Kotsovolos • Ninoslav Kovacevic • Clare Kozroski Shirley A. Kraglund • Kevin Krawchuk • Sarah L. Kreplin • Alessandro D. Krick • Thomas P. Krieser • Karolina Krystyniak • Satish Kumar • Rob Kuzmyk • Conor X. Kyte • George W. Kyte • Joseph T. J. Kyte • Robert M. Kyte • Sean M. V. Kyte • Jane M. LaBelle • M. Loyola Labrecque • David W. Labroad • Paul F. Labun • Alfred Lacey • Harold L. Lacey • Michael G. A. Laffin • Marcel A. Lafreniere • Krista D. Lake Settle • Austin J. Lambert David L. Lambert • Paul D. Lamey • Gaston Lamontagne • Blair J. Landry • G. Douglas Landry • J. Hayden Landry • Jane F. Landry • Michael and Linda Landry • Victor J. Landry • Winnifred Lane • Pearl Langer • Marianne H. Langille • Langley Minor Football Association • Elwood R. Langley Mindy Langley and Ryan Williams • Traci Lank • Valerie J. Lank • Matthew Lannan • Donald J. Lapierre • Denis H. Larade • Rosemary Larkin • Paul and Grace Larocque • Rev. Thomas H. Lathigee • Kevin and Kathryn Latimer • Linda Latta • Simmi Latulippe • Randy Lauff • William Laurin • Neila M. Lavers • Sonia J. Lavertu-Bernier • Gary and Joan Laviolette • Patrick Lavoie • Arnold Lawless • M. Angela Lawlor • Dean and Catharine Lawrence Lisa N. Lawrence • Trixie Lawrence • D. Eric Lawson • Troy M. Leahey • Robert P. Leahy • Sheila M. Leard • Claude J. Leblanc • J. Gabriel Leblanc Lawrence and Paula Leblanc • Marianne M. LeBlanc • Michael J. Leblanc • Natasha LeBlanc and David Hackett • Paul J. Leblanc • Rev. Peter C. Leblanc • Pierre T. Leblanc • Rachel M. LeBlanc • Todd Leblanc and Carole Anne Beaton • Victor LeBlanc • Andrew Ledoux • Charles J. Leduc Catharine Lee • Margaret Lee • Matthew S. Lee • Muriel M. Lee • Patricia L. Lee • Richard J. Lee • Logan Lee-Knight • Edith J. Lees • Lorna A. Leese Gordon J. Lefort • P. Albert Lefort • Barry Leger • Carole Leger • Valery J. Legere • Diane M. Legros • Stephen G. Lelacheur • J. Maurice Lelievre Corinne M. Lemaire • Norbert Lemberg • Hope E. Lemoine • John L. LeRoy • Joan Lesaux • Teresa L. Lescaudron • Laura H. Leslie • Suzanne M. Leslie • Timothy G. Leslie • Wayne O. Letcher • Agnes Leung Sham Yuk Sheung • Cyril A. Levangie • Charles B. Lewis • John Lewis and Fiona Rankin Olivia Liboiron • Dave and Sherry Liem • Pauline and Bernard Liengme • Antonio Lippa • Paul W. Lippens • Lucy Liu • Kimberley A. Lok • Deborah R. Lomas • Christine D. Lomore • Long Lake Motor Inn Inc. • Wade and Helen Long • Travis S. Loov • Lori Lopez • Pierre A. Lord • Holly L. Loughead Sara Lowe • Leta K. Lowthers • Tonya L. Luby • Cedric Lucas and Stella Fitzpatrick • Allan Lucier • Eugene Lukan • Gerard and Mary Lukeman Wayne G. Lumsden • Lyghtesome Gallery • Michael and Kathleen Lynch • Roberta H. Lynch • Erika Lyon • Martin Lyons • Charles V. MacAdam Kali MacAdam • Raymond J. MacAdam • Ian H. MacArthur • James C. MacAulay • Marian MacAulay • Amanda L. MacAvoy • B. Lynn MacCormick Keith P. MacCormick • Anne S. MacCulloch • Donald and Sharon MacCuspic • Aaron MacDonald • Aimee L. MacDonald • A. Jane MacDonald Alex S. MacDonald • Alison MacDonald • Amanda MacDonald and James Green • Anna M. MacDonald • Bernard M. MacDonald • Bernard V. MacDonald • Bernardine MacDonald • Bob and Eileen MacDonald • Catherine MacDonald • Kate MacDonald • Chelsy A. MacDonald • Christina MacDonald • Colette MacDonald • Courtney A. MacDonald • David A. MacDonald • David F. MacDonald • David J. MacDonald • Delores MacDonald Elain A. MacDonald • Gordon F. MacDonald • Ian H. MacDonald • J. Adam MacDonald • James and Deborah MacDonald • Jane E. MacDonald J. David MacDonald • J. Doug MacDonald • Jean C. MacDonald • Jeanette MacDonald • Jennie M. MacDonald • Jessica L. MacDonald • J. Kevin MacDonald • Joanne E. MacDonald • John A. MacDonald • John C. MacDonald • John J. MacDonald • John M. J. MacDonald • John and Janet MacDonald • Karen-Anne MacDonald and Daniel Sexton • Kendra MacDonald • Lawrence A. MacDonald • Linda M. MacDonald • Lori S. MacDonald Loyola M. MacDonald • M. Shaun MacDonald • Marinda M. MacDonald • Meagan M. MacDonald • Meaghan I. MacDonald • Michael A. MacDonald Nicole M. MacDonald • Rinaldo F. MacDonald • Rob and Dara MacDonald • Robert J. MacDonald • Robert R. MacDonald • Rodney and Gayle MacDonald • Ronald and Myrna MacDonald • Ronald B. MacDonald • Ronald J. L. MacDonald • Sarah A. MacDonald • Seamus P. MacDonald Sharon E. MacDonald • Shelby MacDonald • Susan M. MacDonald • Susan MacDonald • Tim MacDonald and Lorraine Gavin • Timothy and Jo-Anne MacDonald • Vernon and Patricia MacDonald • Yvette A. MacDonald • Larry MacDonell • Brenda M. MacDonnell • Michael G. MacDonnell Anne C. MacDougall • Cameron P. MacDougall • Diane E. MacDougall • Elizabeth MacDougall • James D. MacDougall • J. Colin MacDougall John R. MacDougall • Joseph A. MacDougall • Lawrence J. MacDougall • Rev. Martin J. MacDougall • Michael L. MacDougall • Patricia J. MacDougall Paul F. MacDougall • P. Mark MacDougall • Scott and Gaile MacDougall • Troy MacDougall and Lana Dinn • Francis G. MacDow • Breana L. MacEachern • Cynthia A. MacEachern • D. Brent MacEachern • Erin L. MacEachern • J. Alexander MacEachern • Todd A. MacEachern • V. Leroy MacEachern • York and Jen MacEachern • Jennifer MacEachern-Nichols • Peter K. MacEwen • Colin and Ellen MacFarlane • Susan L. MacFarlane Wendell D. MacGibbon • A. Paul MacGillivary • Rev. Angus J. MacGillivray • Christine M. MacGillivray • Colin and Cheryl MacGillivray • Elizabeth E. MacGillivray • Burke H. MacGillivray • John D. MacGillivray • Megan K. MacGillivray • Pat MacGillivray • Lloyd and Cindy MacGrath • J. Arlene

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MacGregor • April MacInnis • Charles and Judy MacInnis • Faye MacIntyre • Joshua M. MacIntyre • Kathryn M. MacIntyre • A. Jerome MacIsaac Amy L. MacIsaac • Andrew and Christina MacIsaac • Bruce MacIsaac • Carroll J. MacIsaac • Chris J. MacIsaac • Colin F. MacIsaac • Deborah M. MacIsaac • Gordon J. MacIsaac • John and Margaret MacIsaac • John D. MacIsaac • J. Rod MacIsaac • Marion A. MacIsaac • Mark MacIsaac and Danielle Duggan • R.J. MacIsaac Construction • Terry MacIsaac • Susanne M. MacIsaac-Leahy • Margaret A. MacIsaac-Taylor • Michael G. MacKasey Anne M. MacKay • Cara E. MacKay • Charline Mackay • Claire M. MacKay • John and Janice MacKay • Marc and Stacey MacKay • Ryan S. Mackay Strachan R. MacKay • Katie C. MacKay-Wong • Catharine E. MacKeigan • Mariah C. MacKeigan • Glenn H. MacKenzie • Mike MacKenzie • Sasho MacKenzie • Frances MacKenzie-Howat • M. Derry MacKichan • John M. MacKillop • Anna-Marie MacKinnon • Bill and Connie MacKinnon • Eileen C. MacKinnon • Joan MacKinnon and David Charles • J. Stanley MacKinnon • M. Pauline MacKinnon • Robert J. MacKinnon • Shauna M. MacKinnon Donna R. MacKinnon-Cameron • Adrienne MacLaughlin • Janis R. MacLaughlin • Christopher F. MacLean • Donald V. MacLean • Gina M. MacLean Greg W. MacLean • H. Alison MacLean • Kathleen MacLean • Kim C. MacLean • Leonard C. MacLean • Roderick D. MacLean • Shelley MacLean and Robert Samson • Vincent W. MacLean • Annie R. MacLellan • Catherine N. MacLellan • Gregory and Joan MacLellan • James MacLellan • Jane M. MacLellan • Jessica G. MacLellan • Jessica E. MacLellan • John MacLellan • Laura M. MacLellan • Mary I. MacLellan • Roderick D. MacLellan Vicky L. MacLellan • Wendy E. MacLellan • Donald MacLennan • Jessica E. MacLennan • David K. MacLeod • Deborah MacLeod • E. Lorraine MacLeod • Jacqueline and Doug MacLeod • James MacLeod • Joseph and Angela MacLeod • Matthew V. MacLeod • Sheila MacMillan • Joyce A. MacMullen • Blaise MacMullin • Izaak A. MacMullin • Sadie C. MacMullin • Anita M. MacNeil • Ann MacNeil • Catherine M. MacNeil • David and Aldona MacNeil • Elizabeth and Wilfred MacNeil • Elmer D. MacNeil • Francis P. MacNeil • Gail E. MacNeil • Hayes and Elaine MacNeil • James D. MacNeil • J. Gerard MacNeil • Jimmy and Nicole MacNeil • John M. MacNeil • Krista L. MacNeil • Linda and Neil MacNeil • Lorne MacNeil and Kimberley Ells • Mary MacNeil • Mary B. MacNeil • M. Graham MacNeil • M. Helen MacNeil • Michael J. MacNeil • Patricia M. MacNeil • Paula MacNeil • Philip C. MacNeil • Robert G. MacNeil • Roderick B. MacNeil • Rev. Sandy MacNeil • Steven D. MacNeil • Alan D. MacNeill • Ann T. MacPhee • Kelsey M. MacPhee • Rose M. MacPhee • Alison E. MacPherson • Allan F. MacPherson • Cory MacPherson • David MacPherson • Emily MacPherson • Patricia MacPherson • L. Paula MacQuarrie • Helen L. MacRae • Susie K. MacRae • Bart MacSween • Colin MacVicar • Margo MacVicar-Whelan • Karen Madden • Lois M. Madden • Donald E. Maddison • Gerard and Melodie Madigan • Thomas Mahaffey and Verna MacDonald • Chad R. Maheux • Robin L. Mailer • Helen Mailman • Robert W. Malay • Catherine Malcolm • Susan Malcolm • Guy Mallabone Alexis D. Mallett • L. Brian Malone • Paul Maloney • Kiana M. Malt • Neil Maltby • Ranjit B. Mani • Paul and Nicole Mann • Krista M. Mano J. Raffi Manoukian • Suzanne Manovill • Jerry Manuel • Beverley A. Mar • Jonathan S. Marchand • John M. Marcinov • Elizabeth S. Marmura • Jason Marr • Vincenzo Marra • Rita T. Marrocco • E. Patrick Marshall • Lisa J. Marshall • Robyn H. Marshall • Susan Marshall • Victoria S. Marshall Barbara Martell • J. Harold Martell • Lena C. Martell • Fenn L. Martin • Lynn M. Martin • Marlene Martin • Stella M. Martin • Vickie J. Martin Peter Marzlin • Regina Marzlin • Alexandra Mashaghati • David and Cynthia Mason • Dennis Mason • Edward C. Mason • Elizabeth J. Mason Leonard P. Mason • Tim and Carrie Mastin • Kitenga A. Maswa • Bill and Tina Matthews • Monique Matthews • Alice and Wayne Mattie • Max J. Maund • Jean C. Maurais • Douglas F. Maynes • Augustine A. Mazzuca • Joyce W. Mbugua • David E. McAlduff • Shawn R. McAleese • Dale C. McArthur • Scott D. McBean • John W. McBeath • Marion McCaig • Timothy S. McCann • Edward J. McCarron • Gertie McCarron • Sarah E. McCarron • Jennifer E McCarthy • Claudia McCloskey • Robert I. McClure • Maura McCluskey • Mary E. McConnell • Ronald McConnell • Brandon N. McCool • Peter A. McCormick • Suzanne McCormick • Maureen C. McCulloch • Johanna A. McCullum • Maria McCurdy • Shaun C. McDermid Frances McDonah • Seana A. McDonah • Bradley and Crystal McDonald • George R. McDonald • Gregory J. McDonald • Kathleen M. McDonald

• Neil F. McDonald • Paul and Cindy McDonald • Glenn and Susannah McDonell • Ian and Michelle McDonell • J. Fabian McDougall • Scott and Lori McEwen • Adele McFarlane • Katie M. McGann • William McGill • Ellen E. McGinnis • Matthew R. McGlashan • Paul J. McGoey • Edward G. McGrath • Moira C McGuire • Lucy McInnes • G. Edward McInnis • M. Kathleen McIntosh • Andrea McIntyre • David McIntyre • Gerald T. McIntyre Tim and Margot McIntrye • William C. McIntyre • Susan C. McKay • Kate McKellar • Barbara H. McKenna • Colin and Sherri McKenna • Gregory P. McKenna • James H. McKenna • Joe McKenna • Michael W. McKenna • Michael and Paulette McKenna • Patrick and Krista McKenna • Dawn McKenzie-Weinhandle • Sean and Kathy McKeon • Ian F. McKinnon • Margaret McKinnon • John L. McKnight • Glenn D. McLanders • John A. McLaughlin • Michael J. McLaughlin • Peter J. McLaughlin • Karen D. McLean • Louise McLean • M. Elizabeth McLean • Roxanne McLean • Pamela M. McLeod • Shannon E. McLeod • Mark McLoughlin • Dennis R. McManus • The late Gertrude McManus • Julia McMillan • Marguerite McMillan StFX DONOR REPORT

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Kelly A. McMullin • Mark and Kristen McMullin • Josephte I. McNamara • Daniel McNeil • Jack T. McNeill • Latricia McNeill • Roger and Wenda McNeill • Hayley McOstrich • Sue McPhedran • Jeffery R. McPhee • Mariette A. McPhee • Steven N. McPhee • Gregory G. McPherson • John W. McPherson • Amanda D. McVean • Derek and Coline McWilliam • Patrick J. Mead • Diane Meagher • Gary Medeiros • Christine A. Meisner Michael R. Melski • Gloria J. Menard • Rhodie B. Menchion • Donna Mendes • Dale Merry • Gary J. Mesics • Laura Mestdagh • Ronald and Marilyn Metcalfe • Michael G. Michaud • Michelle Micuda • Martin W. Mikkelson • Catrina Millan and Phillipe Dussault • Robert G. Millard • James R. A. Miller • Dianne Miller Hack • Paul Millman • Alicia M. Mills • Catherine D. Milner • Patti-Lynn Milner • Christa R Mindrum • Anne M. Mingo • Elizabeth A. Mirao • Anne M. Misetich • A. D. Mitchell Surgery Inc. • Adrienne Mitchell and Scott Jardine • Marilyn and Robert Mitchell • Rachel E. Mitchell Robert G. Mitchell • Jeremy J. Moeller • Michael A. Molinario • Anne-Lorraine Molloy • Sarah A. Mombourquette • Louis G. Monahan • John F. Montague • Terrence J. Montague • Thomas E. Montanari • Robert J. Monterio • James P. Mooney • C. John Moore • Jann M. Moore • Sean and Elaine Moore • Christopher P. Moran • Robert E. Moran • Samuel and Susan Moran • Mary Morell • Paul Morell • Shannon A. Morell • S E Morgan Insurance Inc. • Amos J. Morin • Rev. Eugene B. Morris • Sheryl Morris • Anne M. Morrison • Derek and Kara Morrison • Ivan E. Morrison • Jason B. Morrison • Rev. John F. Morrison • Mary M. Morrison • Sarah Morrison • Janet Morse • Ann M. Mugford • Darryl and Virginia Mugford • David B. Muir • Colin J. Muise • Leo J. Muise • Perry and Carolyn Muise • Kenneth J. Mulak • Kenneth and Florence Mullen • Mark F. Muller • Bernard E. Mullins Laura A. Mulrine • Katharine Munn • A.A. Munro Insurance Agencies • Ian Munro • The late M. Robert Munro • Joanne E. Munroe • Anne Murphy Brent and Mary Lou Murphy • Ellen M. Murphy • Robert H. Murphy • Stephen F. Murphy • Terrence and Valerie Murphy • W. Hugh Murphy William J. Murphy • Brian and Rita Murray • C. Michelle Murray • D. Brad Murray • Dolores M. Murray • Mary E. Murray • Mary J. Murray • Stewart Murray and Christine Baldwin-Murray • Vernon and Hazel Murray • Sharon A. Musgrave • Valerie L. Mushinski • Morley Myden • Ann Myers Heather G. Myers • Kaye J. Myers • Jamie Myra • Natalie Nadasdi • Connie Nadeau • Tara Nanayakkara • David M. Napier • Catherine E. Naugle Cathy Nault • Natasha V. Neal • Brennan J. Nearing • Charles J. Nearing • David B. Nearing • Philip R. Nearing • Stephanie A. Neil • Martha H. Nettleton • Kate E. Neufeld • Kevin Neufeld • C. Kirk Newhook • Kelly M. J. Nichols • Roderick F. Nicholson • Shawn D. Nicholson • Steven A. Nicholson James E. Nickelo • Leanne Nicolle • Cathleen Niedermayer • Bernie Nielsen • Brenda Nielsen • Stephen C. Nikiforuk • Leo A. T. Nimsick • Megan A. Noah • Aaron A. Norris • Timothy Norris • Stacey Norton • Steven Norton • Tonya Noseworthy • Miroslav Novak and Tory Novakova • NSFA Senate Club • Valerie A. Nugent • Laurie V. Oakes • Ray O’Blenis Law Office Inc. • Connor E. J. O’Brien • Darryl and Katherine O’Brien • Kathleen P. O’Brien Kelly E. O’Brien • M. Maureen O’Brien • Mary-Eileen O’Brien • Fergus P. O’Connell • Daniel J. O’Connor • Craig T. O’Donnell • Lynn O’Donnell Stephen T. O’Farrell • Rosemary Offord • Claire O’Halloran • Breanna M. O’Handley • Mike O’Keefe • Rita O’Keefe • Gary J. O’Leary • Adrienne Oliver and Mark Mills • Barbara M. O’Neil • Bernard J. O’Neil • Shane and June O’Neil • Peggy O’Neil-Arseneau • Brendan D. O’Neill • Derek and Nancy O’Neill • Hugh and Gwendolyn O’Neill • Hugh G. O’Neill • Peggy A. O’Neill McNeil • Scott K. Oosterom • Paul J. Oppenheim • Kalece M. O’Regan • Kathleen M. O’Regan-Bent • Mercedes O’Reilly • Colette Orfeo • Steven E. Orr • Diane M. Orsini • John and Donna Osborne • Mary O’Shaughnessy • Anita D. Osman • Noel E. Ouellet • Leah Oulton • Angelina Oumo • Johan Overzet • Marguerite Owen • Reta C. Owens • Nick and Marguerite Oxner • Peggy and Frank Paddon • Margaret Page • Lynn Page-Scott • H. Currie Palmer • Lou Palmer • Merrick Palmer • Pannizza Antigonish • A. Michelle Pantaleo • Michelle C. Paon • Emily E. Paplawski • Frederick W. Parker • Margaret A. Parker • Marie L. Parker • Sophia M. Parker • Robert and Susan Parsons • Elizabeth M. Pasqualotto • Kendra L. K. Patrick • Michelle L. Patrick • Lynn Patterson • Ann Paul • Earl Pauley Sheila A. Pearl • Anne M. Pellerin • Scott Pellerin • Carl C. Pelletier • J. Bernard Pelletier • Elizabeth J. Pelly • Byron J. Penman • Reilly W. Penner Cecilia A. Penney • Dianne R. Penney • Douglas M. Penney • Lynn Penton • Dave and Anne Peralta • Neil V. Pereira • Carole L. Perry • Jessica M. R. Perry • Wendy Perry • Katherine Peters • Leslie Petrick • Maurice A. Pettigrew • J. Allan Pettipas • Anita L. Phillips • The late J. Myles Philpott Stephanie Philpott • Paul R. Pickard • Laura K. Pickersgill • The late Michael L. Pierrynowski • Louis-Etienne Pigeon • Chelsea E. Pineda • Rachel Pink Fernand J. Pitre • J. Ralph Pitre • Marie and Tom Pittaway • Mark N. Pitts • Lynne M. Plamondon-Long • Christopher J. Planetta • Conrad J. A. Poirier • Diane M. Poirier • Casimiro I. Polegato • Pollett Pain Management Services Inc. • Hailey A. D. Pollock • Louise A. Pooler • Anne Poonwassie Charmaine J. Pope • Jane E. Porter • M. Josh Post • Chad T. Pothier • Lisa Pothier • Michel E. Pothier • Andre M. Power • Barbara J. Power • Brian J. Power • Eileen Power • James P. Power • John and Nadine Power • Robert D. Power • Keith D. Powers • Taliah L. Powers • P. Daniel Praught • Precious Blood CWL • Jane Proctor and Sean Musselman • Walter and Janet Proctor • Nicole A. Proudfoot • Mark and Elizabeth Pulsifer • Mary K. Purcell Paula J. Purcell • Skye L. Purdy • Judy F. B. Puritt • John M. Quinlan • Candida and Kevin Quinn • David A. Quinn • Karen Quinn • Clifford Rae

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Robert A. Rafuse • Karen A. Raith • Barbara M. Ralph • Ricardo Ramirez • Rick Ramsay • Allison M. Randall • Earl A. Randall • Lois Randall Lawrence and Brenda Rankin • Xavier and Sarah Rankin • Scott and Donna Rappard • Donald P. Rasmussen • Duncan A. Raymond • F. Carmel Raymond • Rcec Sacred Heart Parish • Kendra L. Read • Lorminia Realeza • Sheila Redden • Nancy Reddin and Patrick Rush • James P. Reddy Michelle P. Reddy • Christine Redfern • Rita A. Redmond • David A. Regan • Mary P. Regan • Craig Reid • Lloyd E. Reid • Mary P. Reid • Vincent and Caroline Reid • Reindert F. Reitsma • Paul S. Renault • Melora A. Rennie • Donna M. Rennie-MacDonald • David E. Renny • Residence Funeraire Bellavance Inc. • Janis L. Reynolds • Lisa Rhyno • Brandon N. Rhynold • Norman Rhynold • Claire P. Rice • Elizabeth M. Richard • Julia M. Richard Genevieve A. Richardson • Thomas A. Richardson • Ian Richmond • Roy A. Rideout • Marilyn D. Rideout-MacKay • David A. Riendeau • Brenda Riley and Harvey Goldie • Carol A. Ripley • Mary L. Ripley • Ralph W. Ripley • Jacob M. Risk • M. Josephine Ritcey • Allen Ritchie • Carolyn Ritchie-Bedford David F. Roach • S. Gregory Roach • William and Corinne Roach • Jessica C. Robar • Line Roberge • Cindy and Jim Roberts • John C. Roberts • Tara Roberts • Rev. James P. Robertson • Lisa Robertson • Stephanie A. Robertson • Y. Jean Robertson • Dora May Robichaud • G. Ann Robinson • Mitchell and Anne Marie Robinson • Nancy D. Robinson • Emma L. Robson • Arlene Roche • Jamie S. Roche • Marie M. Rocznik • The late M. Gerard Rodgers Melissa M. P. Rodrigues • Katarina A. Rodriguez • Malcolm R. Rogers • Suzanne M. Rogers • Chuck Romanoff • Joseph F. Ronco • Shirley Rooney Arlene I. Rose • Jeffery Rose • Patty Rose • Sheila Rose • David C. Ross • David B. Ross • G. Wallace Ross • John J. Ross • Michael J. Ross • Penny T. Ross • Lynn A. Ross-D’Albertanson • Holly Rossiter • Paul and Donna Rossiter • Lynn Rosta • Carole Rothwell • Gerard L. Roy • Guy L. Roy • Jonathan R. Roy • John and Patricia Rubin • Hazel M. Rudderham • James A. Rudderham • J. Matthew Rudderham • Tanya Ruiz • Natalie R. Rumscheidt Sheila M. Runnalls • Russell Investments • Doretta Russell • Hayley C. Russell • Lori and Mark Russell • Vivian Russell • Maura M. Rutherford • Jim and Bridget Ryan • Joan Ryan • Margaret K. Ryan • James R. Ryba • Sacred Heart CWL • John Salem and Judith Elgar • Danielle Salvatore • Gerry Salvatore • Jacquelin R. Salvatore • Miranda L. Sample • Alison E Sampson • Gordon H. Sampson • Jim Sampson Motors (1997) Ltd. • Lisa Sampson

• Dion and Donna Samson • Gervais J. Samson • Raymond J. Sanborn • Debra Sandomirsky • David Sandre Victoria M. Sandre • Clare L. Sands • J. Marie Sanford • Linda Sangster • H. Joseph Santerre • Henri E. Saulnier • Ann Saunders • Jane M. Saunders Julia M. Savage • Margaret A. Savage • Madison B. Saville • Eric R. Savoie • Vernon R. Savoie • Karen D. Saweczko • Allyson M. Sawyer • Paul and Michele Saxon • Jennifer E. Schmalz • Mary F. Schneider • Roberta and Bryan Schofield • Denise E. Schurman • Sharon Schurman • David A. Scott Donald A. Scott • Ewen E. Scott • Kathryn K. Scott • Pauline Scott • Leslie Scott MacLennan • Karen L. Seamone • Amy L. Searle • Andrew and Jill Sears • James A. Sears • Sheila Sears • Ann Seely • SEI Investments Canada Company • Robert Selkowitz • Sheila Sellers • Freeman Sencabaugh David Serwatuk • Alan E. Seward • Donald S. Sexton • Kevin J. Shanahan • Patrick and Alison Shanahan • Kim Shannon • B. Colleen Sharbell Shiv Sharma • Jonathan and Janet Sharpe • Tyler J. Shaver • Jim and Allyson Shaw • Jane Shaw • Jean M. Shaw • Patricia A. Shaw • Taylor E. Shaw Heidi Shea-McGowan • Angie D. Sheppard • Kerry Sheppard • Kathleen B. Sheridan • Cheryl Sherman • Shiretown Dental Clinic • Kamal Sidhu Irene Sieber • Connor M. Simon • John C. Simon • Michael Simon Professional Corp. • S. Mark Simon • Susie Simon • Mark Simonds • Alma J. T. Singleton • Bernard W. Sirois • Stella M. Sirois • Karen Skerry • David E. N. Skillen • Bradley L. Skinner • T. Keith Skinner • Katherine and David Sly Regina F. Smart • Carolyn Smedley • Mark T. Smerdon • Cathy Smiley • Betty A. Smith • Cyril and Doreen Smith • David and Bernice Smith • Donald and Sylvia Smith • D. Troy Smith • G. Al Smith • H. J. Mora Smith • Laureen D. Smith • Mary Smith • Maurice G. Smith • Merlyn Smith • M. Gerrie Smith • Michael and Christine Smith • Rev. Peter A. Smith • Richard J. Smith • R. J. Terence Smith • Sheila M. Smith • Theresa Smith • Carl R. Smyth Deirdre M. Smythe • Bruce L. Snow • John C. Snow • Jordan R. Socholotiuk • Anne F. Socka • William J. Sofan • Dylan C. Sohi • Nicholas Sorella Dianne Soucy • Kenneth Soucy • Lori Spadorcia • Ann M. Spagnolatti-Gill • Eunice R. Spear • Sydny P. L. Spear • Helen Speckert-Zettel • Blair and Sally Spence • Natasha Spence • Janice G. Spencer • Marilyn N. Spencer • Rita L. Spencer • Jacqui and Mike Spilman • Heather L. Sproule • Erin Staal • Benedict and Helen Stach • Susan J. Stallard • William D. Stanish • Marcellina M. Stanley • M. Troy Stanley • St Annes CWL • Michael C. Stante • Sandy I. Stanutz • Janet M. Stark • Judith C. Stark • St Barbe Service Station • St Bernadette CWL • St Edward’s CWL • Jody Steinhauer Michael and Heidi Steinitz • Joyce and William Stephen • Shannon and Jacqueline Stephenson • Rev. William F. Stephenson • Brian F. Stevens Hannah E. R. Stevens • Nancy Stevens • John K. Stewart • Maria J. Stewart • Nancy Stewart • Patricia A. Stewart • Paul Stewart and Darlene Kelly-Stewart • Quinn K. Stewart • Samantha R. Stewart • Susan A. Stewart • Toby M. Stewart • Amanda D. Stewart Stanec • St Francis of Assisi CWL • StFX Procurement Dept. • Jennifer L. St. George • Terrence J. St George • Harry R. Stirling • St. Joseph’s CWL • St Leonard’s CWL • St Martin of Tours Parish CWL • St Mary’s CWL • St Monica’s Council CWL • Jill Stocker • Jason Storm • Catherine A. Stover • St. Patricks CWL • St Peter’s CWL Brendon and Brianna Samson

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Anne J. St Pierre • Robert and Martha St Pierre • Marilyn Stregger • Aldonna Stremecki • Ward Strickland • Donna Strong • Gerry H. Strong St. Theresa’s CWL • Stuart & Davidson Orthodontics • Shaughnessy Sturdy • Lisa M. Sturgess • Jean-Claude Sullivan • Joseph and Kenna Sullivan

• Kevin P. Sullivan • Sharon A. Sullivan • Thelma E. Sullivan • Traci Sullivan • Fraser E. Summerfield • Tansey Summers-Lubar Summerside Staff Association • Marly D. Sutherland • Tara Sutherland • Jonathon J. Svec • J. Allyson Svenningsen • John A. Swales • Mary Lee Swales Mary A. Swart • Anastasia M. Sweeney • Molly Sweet • R. Alexander Sweet • Jennifer Swinemar-Murray • Jennifer L. Sylvester • Rick Sylvester Casimer Szuber • Nadine M. Tanner • Teresa Tarr • Alfreda M. Tate • Stephen and Amanda Tate • Mohamad Tauchid • Ann E. Taylor • Errol B. Taylor Kimberley A. Taylor • Michelle A. Taylor • Phil Taylor • Rachel Taylor • Roberta F. Taylor • Roderick H. Taylor • Sandra Taylor • Tara D. Taylor • Adam P. Teasdale • Carmel C. Teasdale • Mary N. Teasdale-Porter • Alexia S. Tedesco • Bethany L. Theuerkauf • David J. Thibaudeau • Anna M. Thomas Calvin and Michelle Thomas • Robert Thomas and Johanne Marien • Brad J. Thompson • Carmelita Thompson • Darren and Michelle Thompson John B. Thompson • Kelly Thompson • Leo and Sara Thompson • Lois L. Thompson • Matthew G. Thompson • Norma Thompson Jennifer Thomson • Michael P. Thomson • James H. Thorne • Bill Tierney • Susan Tiller • Cori Timmons • William A. Timmons • TNI The Network Inc. Andrew K. Tomash • C. Michelle Tomchak • A. Stephanie Tompkins • Sheila Tompkins • Paul M. Toner • Thomas L. Townsend • Joan Tracey Adam Tragakis • John T. Tramble • Celeste E. Tremblay • Kathleen M. E. Tremblay • Sarah M. Tremblay • Frank Trentadue • Yvonne V. Trewick Harry J. Trihey • Most Rev. J. Edward Troy • Charlene Truffyn • Yick Y. Tsang • Rosanna Tse • Cecile Tubetti-MacKenzie • Edith Tucker • Sheila Tucker Jeffrey M. Tupper • Andre J. Turcot • Paul Turnbull • Isaac M. Turner • Kevin P. Turner • Thomas L. Turniawan • Nadine Turnnidge • Karen Tutty-Smith and Donald Smith • William K. Twaddle • Helen B. Udle • Marcia A. Ullman • Alan W. Ulrich • Ukeme A. Umana • Joan M. Underwood United Way of Halifax Region • Adele Upton • Marilyn A. Upton • Robin Urquhart • Ross Valentine • Shirley Valentine • Valleyview CWL • Tracy L. M. Vallis • Maria L. VanBerkel • Christopher and Karen Vandenheuvel • Jennifer L Vandenheuvel • Isaac van der Laan • Lindsay D. Van der Meer Kyle B. van der Raadt • Wilma Vanderzwaag • Kristine VanDeWiel • Sally van de Wiel • Rebecca A. Van Helden • Emma A. van Reekum • Bart van Schaayk • Nancy Vanstone • Colleen and Wayne Vantslot • Christopher M. Verheyen • Louise Verret • Henry and Vickie Verrydt • Alexis N. Verville Stephen P. Vickers • Edward and Constance Villeneuve • Susan Vincent • Cole J. Virtanen • Peeranut Visetsuth • Ayla Visser • Edward and Kim Visser Laura Visser • Norbert Visser • Margaret Vloet- Morrison • Angela Vossenberg • Marko Vukovic • Margot L. Walberg • Pat and Gary Walker Charles I. Wall • Jerome B. Wall • Kelly Wall • Christopher and Paulette Wallace • Cynthia and Jim Wallace • Elizabeth Wallace • Mark Wallace and Anita Lorelli • Monica P. Wallace • Paul G. Wallace • Emma A. Waller • Anne H. Walsh • Beatrice E. Walsh • John Walsh Bagpipes Ltd. • John F. Walsh J. Robert Walsh • Leigh Ellen Walsh • Valda Walsh • Carleigh A. Walters • June Wang • John F. Ward • Heather Wasson • Gary and Andrea Waterman • Luke and Shannon Watson • Patricia Watson • Tamara Watson • Bryan Watt • Patricia A. Watters • Wendy Watts • John S. Wdowczyk Karen Weagle • H. Bruce Webb • Wyman and Janet Webb • Mary Jane Webster • Susan Weeks • Josh R. Weinberger • Colleen and John Weir Jenna L. Welch • Barbara M. Wells • Fraser H. West • Gerald V. West • Tammy West • Joseph D. Westhaver • Roy Wheaton • Mary Wheeler • Keegan J. Whelly • B. Darlene White • Blair R. White • Jane M. White • Jean A. White • Kellianne White • Michelle L. White • Paul J. White • Robin White Janet C. White-Riddell • Anne P. Wicks • Barbara Wicks • Grant and Jocelyn Wiebe • Krista M. Wight • Anna M. Wilkie • Ghislane Wilkinson Lynda C. Willey • Catherine Williams • Jean M. Williams • John T. Williams • Kimberly A. Williams • Troy K. Williams • Gail Williamson • Michael G. Willis • Barry L. Wilson • Birgitta T. Wilson • Ian Wilson • James E. Wilson • Kimberly Wilson • Peggy L. Wilson • W. Barry Wilson • Michael G. Winslow • Maureen E Wiseman • Margaret A. Wiszniowski • Frances Wittgens • Robert D. Wolf • Amy Wolfe • John C. Wong • Michael P. Wong Truity Wong • Brian Wood • Hugh F. Wood • M. Yvonne Wood • Melanie J. Woodroffe • Andrea M. Woods • Patti Woodside • Brennen M. Wray F. John Wright • Sylvia Wulff • Russell Wyeth and Christina Holmes • Teddy Xidos and Tracy Zanth-Xidos • Bruce Yaholnitsky • Yakimenko • Natalie Yanchar • The late Yvette Yearwood • Fairley Yeo • Christina Yiridoe • Madeline C. Yoell • Irene T. M. Yorke • Gerald C. Young • Christopher T. Yourth Jonathan Zamora Silvera • Emilie T. Zannis • Karen E. Zappia • Alexa C. Zarins • Betty A. Zegarac • Jacob P. Zivolak • Nick and Trudy Zutt Kelly Sullivan

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This fall and next spring, we’re meeting alumni and friends of StFX across the country.

2018 -19 PRESIDENT’S RECEPTIONS 2018 October 18

Montreal, QC

October 20

Sherbrooke, QC

October 30

Halifax, NS

November 13

Victoria, BC

November 14

Vancouver, BC

November 15

Calgary, AB

November 26

London, UK

2019 April 10

Edmonton, AB

May 7

Charlottetown, PE

May 8

Saint John, NB

May 9

Fredericton, NB

Join us for a reception with Dr. Kent MacDonald, StFX President and Vice-Chancellor. For more information, visit www.stfx.ca/alumni.

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GET INVOLVED TODAY For more information, please contact: Wendy Langley Director, Development Phone: 902.867.5182 Email: wlangley@stfx.ca