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Inspired to Give 2014â&#x20AC;&#x201C;15 Annual Report of Private Giving

Winter carnival, snow sculptures, Maine Bound trips to Sugarloaf, snowshoeing on campus trails, hockey and basketball games, Greek events such as Beta Theta Piâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s annual February sleep out, and Yuletide concerts are just some of the many winter traditions that have inspired UMaine alumni and friends for generations. Cover image: Class of 1952 cupola, Buchanan Alumni House

Inspired to Give Contents Letter from President Susan J. Hunter

Fundraising Partners

Letter from Jeffery N. Mills and Robert Q. Dana

2015 Endowments/Holdings

Ways of Giving

Giving Societies

FY15 Giving Society Members

2014â&#x20AC;&#x201C;15 Annual Report of Private Giving

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Letter from President Susan J. Hunter Dear Friends, Private support has never been more important to the University of Maine. Your gifts make the UMaine experience possible for thousands of students every year. Thanks to you, we are able to attract and retain outstanding faculty and staff, and engage with communities throughout and well beyond our state. Without generous alumni and friends, our campus would look very different. Our grounds, research and teaching laboratories, concert and lecture halls, museums, sports facilities, and student living and learning spaces have been transformed as a result of personal generosity and thoughtfulness.

“Whether you have been inspired by your own student experience, a passion for a particular program, the memory of a loved one or something altogether different — we are thankful for your commitment to us.”

As President, my hours on campus range widely, including very early in the morning on my way to our New Balance Student Recreation Center. At that time of day, the campus is almost perfectly still. I always welcome the chance to reflect upon not only the busy day ahead, but also upon those of you, individually and collectively, who make such a difference for UMaine. The company we keep, indeed, could not be better. Warm regards,

President Susan J. Hunter ’50H, Ph.D.

Susan J. Hunter ’50H, Ph.D. President

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Fundraising Partners University of Maine Foundation Jeffery N. Mills ’82, Ph.D. President and CEO Buchanan Alumni House Two Alumni Place Orono, ME 04469-5792 207.581.5100 800.982.8503 jeffmills@maine.edu umainefoundation.org Office of University Development Robert Q. Dana ’80, Ed.D. Vice President for Student Life and Dean of Students Interim Vice President for University Development 5748 Memorial Union Orono, ME 04469-5748 207.581.1406 robert.dana@umit.maine.edu University of Maine Alumni Association John N. Diamond ’77, ‘89G President and Executive Director Buchanan Alumni House One Alumni Place Orono, ME 04469-5792 207.581.1131 800.934.2586 diamond@maine.edu umainealumni.com Maine 4-H Foundation Susan Jennings ’82 Executive Director 5717 Corbett Hall, Room 310 Orono, ME 04469-5717 207.581.3739 800.287.0274 (in Maine) susan.jennings@maine.edu umaine.edu/4hfoundation University of Maine Pulp & Paper Foundation Carrie Hurd Enos ’99 President 5737 Jenness Hall Orono, ME 04469-5737 207.581.2298 carrie.enos@maine.edu mainepulpaper.org

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Inspired by the sea The faculty, staff and students at the Darling Marine Center have been conducting research on the Damariscotta River Estuary, the Gulf of Maine, and the world’s oceans for 50 years. The Darling Marine Center celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2015 with special seminars, walking tours, an open house and more. Private support is important to the center and its scientific diving program, laboratory and facility improvements, student and faculty support, and community outreach. The center was established in 1965 through a generous estate gift from Ira C. Darling.

Letter from Jeffery N. Mills and Robert Q. Dana Greetings from Orono. It is our pleasure to provide you with our 2014–15 Annual Report of Private Giving. The support of alumni and friends has averaged $20 million per year over the past seven years. We are humbled by such generosity and often find ourselves asking the same question — what inspired these gifts?

Jeffery N. Mills ’82

Robert Q. Dana ’80

Some donors wish to honor mentors or loved ones — husbands, wives, parents, children, classmates, teammates, friends and neighbors. Their gifts help to keep memories and feelings alive. Other donors describe personal passions that fuel their giving — Black Bear athletics, our museums, and diverse student activities and academic programs. Philanthropy also serves as a means of making the world a better place, helping to reduce hunger, environmental degradation, poverty, illiteracy, disease, and other problems that concern many of our faculty, students and staff. For some donors, including our corporate partners, private support is a vehicle for economic development, strengthening UMaine resources that are essential to the growth of individual companies and entire industries. It is exceptionally rewarding when we can forge a match between our donors’ passions and values and UMaine’s needs and opportunities. The match is rarely static; donors’ interests grow just as our university grows. We look forward to growing together with you, our donors, bettering our university, our state, our nation, and the world we live in. Thank you for inspiring us. Yours for the University of Maine,

Jeffery N. Mills ’82, Ph.D. President and CEO University of Maine Foundation

Robert Q. Dana ’80, Ed.D. Vice President for Student Life and Dean of Students Interim Vice President for University Development

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2015 Stillwater Presidential Awardees The Stillwater Society recognizes the University of Maine’s most generous donors and loyal advocates whose philanthropy reflects deep and diverse passions. Since 2001, UMaine has presented a number of alumni and friends with a prestigious Stillwater Presidential Award. The university’s 2015 honorees included Sandra Blake Leonard ’65, Norman Minsky ’52H, and Alan ’58 and Sheila Menchen Merritt ’66G.

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Inspired by passion Sandra “Sandy” Blake Leonard ’65 has supported a number of campus needs over the years, but her philanthropic passions are now directed to the University of Maine Museum of Art. Avid art collectors, Sandy and her late husband, Edward D. “Ted” Leonard ’65, led an effort to facilitate the museum’s move to Bangor and subsequent growth. Sandy has served as chair of the museum’s board and established the Edward D. Leonard III ’65 Lecture Series Fund in 2008. George Kinghorn, director of the University of Maine Museum of Art says, “Sandy is a tremendous advocate for our museum. Her generosity, wisdom and vision have changed the visual arts scene in our region.”

“Our university is a powerful force, reaching into every part of our state. It is a center for arts, entertainment and athletics. It is a place of academic excellence and a powerful economic engine. Above all, it is a creator of opportunity.” Sen. Susan M. Collins ’11 Hon. LHD

Like Sandy, Alan ’58 and Sheila Menchen Merritt ’66G hold degrees from the University of Maine. Athletes, coaches and fellow fans recognize the Merritts as loyal fans and supporters of UMaine Athletics. In addition to their passion for the Black Bears and UMaine’s Hudson Museum, the Merritts note that their philanthropy has been inspired in part by Alan’s parents and by the conviction that giving is “the right thing to do.” Norman Minsky ’52H also received a Stillwater Presidential Award in 2015. An alumnus of Boston University, Norman appreciates all that a land grant university brings to the community, including many opportunities for cultural and intellectual enrichment. Highly regarded for his record of public service in and well beyond Bangor, Norman is an enthusiastic donor to Judaic Studies and other programs at UMaine. More broadly, he is a vocal proponent for studying the world’s religions as a means of understanding complex global issues. Sen. Susan M. Collins ’11 Hon. LHD joined UMaine President Susan J. Hunter ’50H, Ph.D. in presenting Norman Minsky ’52H with his Stillwater Presidential Award.

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Inspired by a forestry partnership Plum Creek Timber Company is the largest and most geographically diverse public landowner in the nation. Based in Seattle, Plum Creek owns more than 6 million acres in major timber producing regions of the United States, including 961,000 acres in Maine’s Piscataquis, Somerset, Franklin and Penobscot counties. Recently, the company entered into a definitive agreement to merge with Weyerhaeuser, an international forest products company. Plum Creek’s support of UMaine’s students, research and programs is broad and deep. Thanks to a recent gift, for example, UMaine was able to renovate a large conference room in Nutting Hall, home to UMaine’s School of Forest Resources. The new Plum Creek Conference Room is a hub for student presentations, seminars, classes and visiting scholars.

“UMaine students come ready to work with a great work ethic and a can-do attitude. We want to support the University of Maine because it is a valuable resource for the state and the forest products industry.” Mark Doty ’86, Community Affairs Manager Plum Creek Timber Company, Northeast Headquarters

Plum Creek Timber Company is an active member in the Cooperative Forestry Research Unit. This group of forestland owners and managers funds scientific research at UMaine, developing new information to improve sustainable forest management practices throughout and beyond Maine. The relationship between Plum Creek and UMaine goes both ways. Plum Creek has found some of its best and brightest summer interns and employees through UMaine’s forestry programs. Mark Doty ’86 is the community affairs manager for Plum Creek’s Northeast headquarters in Fairfield. Noting that Plum Creek’s priorities include a strong commitment to the environment, conservation and community, Doty shared that at least 18 UMaine graduates are employed with Plum Creek in Maine. Several other graduates work for Plum Creek in other states.

The Plum Creek Forestry Summer Camp Safety Fund provides safety equipment for the five weeks of field experiences offered annually by the School of Forest Resources. The program impacts 80 students each year.

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“This is an exciting time for women’s athletics and Maine women’s basketball specifically. We are proud to be able to work with such a great partner who understands this focus on women’s athletics and makes a concerted effort to support our programs and future athletes across the state.”

Inspired by leadership and community engagement Over the years, Bangor Savings Bank has supported many activities at the University of Maine, including but not limited to cultural and athletic events. In 2015, the bank became the title sponsor of women’s basketball. Through an agreement involving Black Bear Sports Properties, the bank will underwrite free youth clinics overseen by the women’s basketball program, support the Bangor Savings Bank Ball Kids Program, provide T-shirts to ball girls and boys at UMaine basketball games and donate game tickets to local nonprofit organizations that serve girls in the community.

Karlton Creech, UMaine Director of Athletics

“They’re winning the right way and I think that resonates for Maine,” says Bob Montgomery-Rice, CEO and president of Bangor Savings Bank. “This one was about leadership, about the university, and it’s really about what this team represents,” Montgomery-Rice says. “They’re connecting with the community.”

A biology major with a pre-med concentration, Liz Wood ’16 was named the America East’s 2014–15 Female Scholar-Athlete of the Year. Wood is the first Black Bear to receive this honor. In addition, for the third-straight year in 2015, she was named one of 103 nominees for the 2016 Allstate Women’s Basketball Coaches Association Good Works Team.

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Inspired by industry The University of Maine Pulp & Paper Foundation celebrated its 65th anniversary in 2015. In addition to strengthening the pulp and paper and allied industries, the foundation has helped many UMaine students, including Sage Duguay ’17 of Waterville, afford and prepare for meaningful careers. Duguay’s interest in engineering was piqued by the foundation’s Consider Engineering summer program for high school juniors. “The program confirmed that engineering would be a good challenge for me,” says Duguay. Duguay is active in many student organizations, including the American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE) and TAPPI/PIMA. She is a student vice president on the executive committee of the Pulp & Paper Foundation and president of TREE (Travel and Research Expedition: Europe), and looks forward to joining other UMaine students on an industry-related trip to Sweden in 2017.

“UMaine put together the best financial offer, and I was very impressed by the Pulp & Paper Foundation’s industry partnerships that will allow me to have three semesters of work experience while I complete my chemical engineering degree.” Sage Duguay ’17

Duguay holds three scholarships from the Pulp & Paper Foundation and already is making many connections in the industry. She admits that interacting with CEOs and other leaders was intimidating at first, but upperclassmen and foundation staff do a great job of encouraging and mentoring first-year students in the program. In addition to her academic and preprofessional activities, Duguay is a scholar-athlete who throws the javelin for the University of Maine Black Bears. “I’m pretty busy,” she admits. “And beyond my co-op experiences and activities on campus, I really like to make sure I spend time at home with my family and especially my younger brother.” Dana Dolloff ’63, ’64G and his wife Sally with Carrie Hurd Enos ‘99, president of the UMaine Pulp & Paper Foundation

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Inspired by scholarship “I would like to keep up the tradition of mineralogy and petrology at the School of Earth and Climate Sciences, for which the school is renowned. In addition, supporting a professorship is a family tradition, and I hope to set a precedent so that other faculty step forward and donate funds to further the school’s internationally recognized research.” Professor Ed Grew

The College of Natural Sciences, Forestry, and Agriculture has benefited from three additional term professorships in recent years. The Farm Credit Assistant Professorship of Production Economics and Agricultural Finance was established in 2013, the George H. Denton Professorship of Earth Sciences was established in 2014, and the C. Ann Merrifield Professorship in Life Sciences Education was established in 2015.

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Professor Ed Grew has been at the University of Maine since 1984 as a research scientist, educator, and mentor to undergraduate and graduate students. In November 2014, he established two funds. The Edward Sturgis Grew Earth Sciences Endowment supports students in the School of Earth and Climate Sciences, offsetting the costs associated with field trips, field experiences, and field camp, research, internships and networking events. The Edward Sturgis Grew Professorship in Petrology and Mineralogy supports a new, tenure-eligible faculty position in the School of Earth and Climate Sciences. The term professorship provides annual support for five years, with an option to renew. “Term professorships make a tremendous difference to our programs,” says Edward Ashworth, dean of the College of Natural Sciences, Forestry, and Agriculture. “They allow us to attract and retain highly qualified faculty who, in turn, provide the best possible education for our students. We are most grateful for the thoughtful donors who make our term professorships possible.” Grew received a B.A. from Dartmouth College and a Ph.D. from Harvard University. He served in postdoctoral positions at the U.S. Geological Survey, the University of Wisconsin, and the University of California at Los Angeles. His distinguished career in mineralogy and metamorphic petrology has included significant international fieldwork, funded by 24 research grants and resulting in over 160 peer-reviewed publications, two edited volumes, and numerous presentations at national and international scientific conferences. Grew also has brought significant international recognition to UMaine by contributing to the discovery of 17 new minerals, two of which have been named in his honor. In 2007, he was elected Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.

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Cheryl M. Coffin M.D. chose to retire “sooner than she might have” from her position as vice chair for anatomic pathology and the Goodpasture Professor of Investigative Pathology for Translational Research at Vanderbilt University, and she is now professor emerita. She returned to Maine to spend more time with her family, including her husband, Ralph Topham, and her mother, E.H. Marcelle Coffin, and to pursue her lifelong interest in the visual arts. In addition to taking studio art classes at UMaine as a nontraditional student, Coffin serves on the board of the UMaine Museum of Art Alliance. “Cheryl’s dedication to our museum, and energy for pursuing her passion and gifts as a visual artist are nothing short of inspiring,” says George Kinghorn, director of the UMaine Museum of Art. “Her quiet generosity, coupled with her thoughtful counsel, helps to advance the museum’s mission of increasing an awareness and appreciation of modern and contemporary art among our visitors through UMMA’s exhibitions and educational programs.”

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Inspired by nontraditional students and lifelong learning As a result of personal experience or after hearing the stories of others, many donors choose to direct their gifts to help meet the needs of nontraditional students. These students represent a significant and growing population at UMaine. In fall 2015, 796 undergraduate students age 25 or older were enrolled at UMaine; of these, 640 were seeking degrees.

“Gifts such as Mrs. Duane’s have the power to not only change the life of an adult recipient, but dramatically change the educational pathway of future generations.” Monique LaRocque ’83, Associate Provost for the Division of Lifelong Learning

As part of the Division of Lifelong Learning, the Hutchinson Center in Belfast serves many nontraditional students. The center broadens access to UMaine academic and nondegree programs and services, lifelong learning opportunities, and professional and career development experiences. The center recently received nearly $1 million from the estate of Belfast resident Marilyn Duane to benefit scholarships and outreach efforts. Duane was inspired by Dr. James “Jim” C. Patterson, who received a Certificate of Advanced Study from UMaine in 1983 and was the founding director of the Hutchinson Center. The Duane estate will support several scholarships and an outreach fund that will be used for Hutchinson Center educational programming for personal enrichment, professional development, continuing education, and/or early college opportunities at reduced or no cost to participants. Monique LaRocque ’83, associate provost for the Division of Lifelong Learning, notes that many adults in Maine have earned some college credits, but have not finished their degree due to life circumstances. The Marilyn Duane scholarship fund will enable many adults to complete their college educations and open doors for their careers or for their own fulfillment.

Lee Woodward Jr. ’77, Esq. (left) and James “Jim” C. Patterson ’83G were instrumental in the Duane estate, which provides valuable support for lifelong learning at the Hutchinson Center in Belfast.

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Inspired by children “The gift from the Corrells gave us the foundation to get this work started. Their contribution to our work is immeasurable. The children, families and teachers of Maine have already benefited from their thoughtfulness. With the continued development of the Lifespan Community Literacy Center, the Corrells’ influence will be felt not only across Maine, but nationally as our research is shared with the field, now and well into the future.” Susan Bennett-Armistead Correll Professor of Early Literacy

Alston “Pete” D. Correll ’66G, ’67G and his wife Ada Lee were among the most generous donors to Campaign Maine. Their $2 million gift in 2009 directly supported three faculty members and many graduate students. Susan Bennett-Armistead was named the Correll Professor of Early Literacy in the College of Education and Human Development for a five-year term. The Corrells’ investment in early childhood education reflects Ada Lee Correll’s experience as a public school teacher in Old Town. The Corrells’ generous gift allowed Bennett-Armistead to accomplish a great deal, including but not limited to an annual conference for early educators with nationally recognized speakers, a new national book award, and literacy-related research and travel. As part of her travel, Bennett-Armistead reviewed family literacy clinics across the country. At UMaine, she launched the Lifespan Community Literacy Center. Unlike any other center in the U.S., UMaine’s center offers a cradle-to-grave approach to tutoring, while providing a context for research, a site for field experiences for graduate students in literacy education courses, a context for graduate and undergraduate study, and an opportunity for undergraduates to develop playbased literacy experiences for the children of adults or siblings of children receiving literacy tutoring. The pilot groups are families whose other children are enrolled in the Katharine Durst Child Development Center. Bennett-Armistead also is developing partnerships with a local adult education coordinator to recruit teen parents who would benefit from additional parenting support, particularly around developing language and literacy in their children. She and her team also have reached out to Literacy Volunteers and the Intensive English Institute to provide tutoring for adult learners.

Ada Lee and Alston D. Correll ’66G, ’67G

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Inspired by a mentor Many UMaine students arrive in Orono with limited financial resources or encounter sudden financial hardships as the result of an illness, parental unemployment or divorce, or other circumstances beyond their control. Fortunately for these students, thoughtful and generous donors have set up emergency funds to help them remain enrolled at UMaine and complete their degrees. To help students facing problems that can interfere with their education, Roy F. Jeffrey ’68, ’72G established the Frederick E. Hutchinson (College of ) Natural Sciences, Forestry, and Agriculture Emergency Fund. Jeffrey, a retired University of Connecticut Extension educator, considered President Emeritus Hutchinson to be a tremendous mentor and wished to honor him by creating a student-oriented fund in his name. The Hutchinson Fund helps students who require shortterm, immediate financial assistance. The fund covers costs related to housing, heating and utilities, medical and dental care, books or other needs for which the student has no other source of funds. The Hutchinson Fund is one of several to address the immediate financial plights of some UMaine students. Robert Q. Dana ’80 and Linda Philbrook Dana ’80 established the Student Life Emergency Fund several years ago. As vice president for Student Life and dean of students, Robert Dana understands the desperation that some students feel. “We have had students forced to make choices between textbooks and insulin,” he explains. “The vast majority of these students are already working, many of them full time. They are not looking for a long-term handout; they just need help overcoming what is often a ‘perfect storm’ of bad luck.”

“As a student, I experienced firsthand a period of financial uncertainty that led directly to food insecurity and a subsequent decline in my academic performance. My hope is that students today know that resources are available when they encounter unforeseen financial distress.” Roy F. Jeffrey ’68, ’72G

Fred Hutchinson ’53, ’58G in lab with student, circa 1950 Touched by the generosity of one of her husband’s students, President Emeritus Hutchinson’s wife Dione Williams Hutchinson ’54, ‘71G has made additional gifts to this fund in her husband’s name to ensure that it continues to provide for students in need. Inspired to Give

“We sincerely appreciate Gretchen’s generosity as a donor, and are equally grateful for the hours she spends with our students and horses. The quality of life for horses like Wicky has definitely improved thanks to Gretchen, and her support has helped us to fund student positions and improve the welfare of all the horses at the farm. We hope to remain part of a very happy and rewarding retirement.” Robert C. Causey, DVM, Ph.D. Coordinator of UMaine’s Equine Program

Inspired by a passion for horses Gretchen Gfeller ’83G worked for UMaine for 37 years before she retired as public relations manager for the Raymond H. Fogler Library. She is a woman of myriad interests, whose many workplace innovations included a popular therapy dog program. As she approached retirement, however, one passion eclipsed others — her commitment to the horses at UMaine’s J.F. Witter Teaching and Research Center. “My father grew up on a ranch out West and ensured that I spent time around horses as a child,” she explains. “As I neared retirement, I knew that I wanted a second life — one that involved horses. I thought I would have to leave the area and felt torn, because I have so many relationships here.” Over time, Gfeller learned more about UMaine’s Equine Program and called its coordinator about donor opportunities that might include working with the horses. “I realized it was all in front of me. I could remain engaged with students while working around horses, close to home. It’s been marvelous,” she says. Under the direction of Cassie Astle, UMaine’s equine trainer, and Alexandria Poulin, a master’s student in animal and veterinary sciences, Gfeller enjoys grooming and spending time with several horses, including animals that are older and injured. Most mornings, she is at the Witter Center to take Long Wick “Wicky” out to graze. Gfeller enjoys seeing how her gifts immediately impact the horses. “We’ve been able to purchase new winter blankets for the horses and new shelters in the paddock,” she says. “I think it’s really important for donors to make sure that they are addressing a real need at UMaine.”

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2013â&#x20AC;&#x201C;15 ADVANCE Career Recognition Awardees The University of Maine ADVANCE Rising Tide Center was established with funding from the National Science Foundation. UMaine President Susan J. Hunter â&#x20AC;&#x2122;50H, Ph.D. was a principal investigator for the grant. In recent years, the center has recognized six faculty who have made significant contributions to their disciplines, and to UMaine. Sandy Butler, social work; Rosemary Smith, electrical and computer science; Marie Hayes, psychology; Kate Beard-Tisdale, computing and information science; Susan Brawley, marine sciences; and Mary Tyler, biology and ecology.

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Inspired by women in leadership The President Susan J. Hunter Fund was established in 2014 to honor UMaine’s first woman president. Distributions from the endowment will help facilitate a more diverse workforce at UMaine by fostering the professional development of faculty members with a focus on women and under-represented minorities.

“Katherine epitomized the teaching, research and community outreach mission of a public research university.” President Susan J. Hunter ’50H, Ph.D.

The new fund honors and expands on President Hunter’s longtime commitment to women in the sciences. As provost, she was a principal investigator for a $3.2 million, five-year National Science Foundation grant that has helped to create systemic approaches to increase the representation and advancement of women in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) fields. Eric Brennan ’68, ’73G and his wife, Betty, were among the donors to the President Susan J. Hunter Fund. He describes their gift as a means of honoring a leader while investing in UMaine’s future. “The University of Maine is truly fortunate to have a leader like Sue Hunter at the helm. She has tremendous knowledge of our land and sea grant university and its people. My wife Betty and I were delighted to make a gift in her honor that will benefit faculty and students in science, technology, engineering, math and social sciences.” In 2015, a special dinner was held as part of President Hunter’s installation. Alumni and friends made gifts to the Hunter Fund as part of the celebration. Katherine Musgrave ’74G, ’06 Hon. Sc.D., a longtime University of Maine professor and nutritionist, served as honorary chair of the installation dinner — a role that was especially meaningful to President Hunter. In June, professor Musgrave passed away.

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“I chose sociology for my major because I’d like to work for a nonprofit that makes people’s lives better. I learned more about sustainable food systems in an Honors tutorial. Some day I’d like to look for a job that increases food security for vulnerable populations.” Sarah Mullis ’16

Inspired by experiential learning Many students attend UMaine because of the diverse opportunities to participate in hands-on research and community engagement. Donors are essential to making such experiences possible for undergraduates. Private support helps cover costs, such as travel, supplies and professional conferences. Sarah Mullis ’16 is a first-generation Honors College student from Corinna who is majoring in sociology and minoring in sustainable agriculture. The Charlie Slavin Research Fund, created in memory of the college’s longtime dean, is supporting Mullis’ thesis research on the Orono Community Garden. John Jemison, soil and water quality specialist for University of Maine Cooperative Extension, started the Orono Community Garden. Mullis will be investigating how the garden impacts food insecurity and social isolation among senior citizens in Orono. Her research will not only have local significance, but also has the potential to contribute to a broader understanding of aging and food security. Mullis also received a Sustainable Food Systems Research Collaborative (SFSRC) Fellowship, funded as part of a National Science Foundation grant. SFSRC is an Honors College initiative connecting students, faculty and community partners in an interdisciplinary approach to addressing problems in our food system.

UMaine students working in the Orono Community Garden

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The Slavin Fund is one of several funds in the Honors College that supports undergraduates. The Rendle A. Jones ’65 and Patricia K. Jones ’65 Honors Thesis Fund, Carolyn E. Reed ’72 Pre-Medical Thesis Fellowship, and the Charles Stanhope ’71 Study Abroad Fellowship are examples of other funds created by generous donors to help Honors College students.

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Inspired to create leaders Stacey M. Gomm ’11 and Brian Harris ’11 were busy as UMaine students, participating in Greek Life, Student Government and the NEW Leadership Program, among other activities. Their lives have not slowed down since graduation. With a degree in civil engineering, Gomm works for Turner Construction. Harris majored in psychology and with a minor in music co-founded MedRhythms (medrhythmstherapy.com) several years ago with friend and fraternity brother, Owen McCarthy ’10. MedRhythms focuses on the intersection between music and neuroscience to help patients with diverse diagnoses meet sensorimotor, speech and language, and cognitive goals.

“We want to help UMaine students have great leadership experiences outside of the classroom and really appreciate what the Bodwell Center does. Brian and I look forward to doing much more for UMaine in the future.” Stacey Gomm ’11

In addition to launching their careers and preparing for their wedding, Gomm and Harris are active in Black Bears of Boston, and connect with alumni through traditions such as an annual November Friendsgiving celebration. “Our (UMaine) support network is amazing,” says Gomm. Gomm made her first gift to the Annual Fund in 2014; an employer match made her eligible for the President’s Club, a recognition society for those who give at least $1,000 a year. “It is always rewarding to have young alumni step up to the plate and join the President’s Club,” says Christina Weston Caron ’05, director of annual giving. “When young alumni give at the President’s Club level, it’s typically a reflection of a very positive UMaine experience and continued connections with members of the UMaine community.” Harris notes that their philanthropic spirit has deep roots, and both anticipate a lifetime of shared community service and volunteerism as an essential element of their marriage. “We were brought up this way, to give more than we receive,” he explains.

Stacey Gomm and Brian Harris are two of many young alumni, including other “Bear Pair” couples, who affiliate with the Black Bears of Boston and contribute generously to their alma mater to help ensure that other students have a great UMaine experience.

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Inspired to help others “My scholarship gives me the flexibility to work for an organization that gives back to the community without being constantly stressed out about making ends meet. It’s wonderful to know that there are people in the world like Paul Sullivan who make it possible for students like me to reach our goals so that we can help others in return.” Tristan Wortman ’16

Paul E. Sullivan ’66 of Dallas received his B.S. in business administration from UMaine and spent most of his successful career with ExxonMobil Corporation, retiring as vice president and general tax counsel. He and his wife, Barbara, established the Maine Business School Paul E. Sullivan Scholarship, which has helped numerous Maine students with financial need prepare for a career in business. One recent recipient of the Paul E. Sullivan Scholarship, Tristan Wortman ’16, already is working in his chosen field of marketing while completing his undergraduate degree. Wortman grew up in Dedham and visited UMaine often for athletic and other special events. He was recruited for UMaine’s Track and Field program and knew immediately that he wanted to be a Black Bear. In addition to setting the UMaine record in the heptathlon, Wortman discovered a passion for marketing. He attributes this passion to his Maine Business School professors and mentors in Athletics. A Dean’s List student, Wortman recently was recruited to be a marketing communications writer by Information Technology Exchange (ITE), an organization in Belfast that helps low-income individuals and qualified nonprofits gain access to technology. Wortman works full time at ITE, telecommuting on days when he attends class in Orono. He and his wife, Jacqueline, value the opportunity to help others in their community. Wortman notes that his scholarship contributes to his short- and long-term objectives and reinforces his personal values.

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Inspired to create scholarships Matthew McNeary Sr. received his M.S. from the University of Maine in 1941. For 37 years, he and his wife, Esther, lived in Orono, where Matthew taught engineering graphics and advised first-year engineering students. The Matthew and Esther McNeary Scholarship Fund was established by their children: Jeanne McNeary Woodard ’61 and her husband Franklin E. Woodard ’61, ’63G; E. Susan McNeary Billings ’62 and her husband Linwood S. Billings ’62, ’69G; Matthew W. McNeary Jr. ’64 and his wife Linda Welles McNeary; and Richard L. “Dick” McNeary ’65 and his wife Forrestine “Tina” Abbott McNeary ’66. The family scholarship provides financial assistance to students majoring in engineering who are graduates of Maine high schools. William “Bill” G. Stoy Jr. ’71 and Judith Kenoyer Stoy provide generous annual scholarship support to junior or senior students enrolled in electrical and computer engineering. When possible, their scholarship is awarded to students demonstrating financial need from Maine with the personal characteristics of persistence, hard work and perseverance. Members of the Stillwater Society and President’s Club, the Stoys visit campus frequently and enjoy attending games and other special events.

William G. Stoy Jr. ’71 and Judith Kenoyer Stoy

“We are very grateful for the alumni and friends who contribute to engineering scholarships every year. The affordability and high quality of our programs has led to tremendous increases in undergraduate enrollment in recent years. Support for our faculty and facilities are equally important, and we rely on our donors to help us guarantee that every one of our students has an exceptional experience at UMaine.” Dana Humphrey, Dean of the College of Engineering

Jean McNeary Woodard ’61, Franklin E. Woodard ’61, ’63G Susan McNeary Billings ’62, Richard L. “Dick” McNeary ’65 Forrestine “Tina” Abbott McNeary ’66

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“The sky’s the limit for our state’s 4-H young people. We are constantly impressed by the creativity and drive of Maine’s budding entrepreneurs.” Suzanne Grover

Inspired to create opportunities for youth in rural maine Rupert ’65 and Suzanne Grover of Norway and West Bethel, Maine established the Suzanne and Rupert Grover Youth Entrepreneur Fund with the Maine 4-H Foundation in 2014. The fund, administered with the help of Maine 4-H Foundation Youth Trustees, will offer grants for new small-business ventures led by young people across Maine. Founders of the Oxford Casino, the Grovers also have secured significant annual scholarship support to benefit the entire University of Maine System. “Suzanne and Rupert have had a tremendous impact on Oxford County and the University of Maine,” explains Susan Jennings ’82, executive director of the Maine 4-H Foundation. Jennings notes that Suzanne joined the University of Maine 4-H Camp and Learning Center at Bryant Pond board in 2008. This role has allowed her to offer hours of volunteer service and valuable professional expertise to a program that benefits over 4,500 youth annually through environmental education, conservation and science education.

Rupert ’65 and Suzanne Grover are among the generous donors to 4-H Youth Development, an educational outreach program of University of Maine Cooperative Extension. The Grovers are members of the Stillwater Society and President’s Club.

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The Grovers taught in public schools before launching their engineering business, Grover Gundrilling. Their subsequent success fueled a passion for philanthropy, youth aspirations and community service; the Oxford Hills Chamber, Rotary Club and Maine 4-H Foundation have recognized the couple’s service and leadership. “Helping others, close to home, is very important to both of us. We find it especially rewarding to help create opportunities for Maine youth to achieve their dreams,” says Suzanne Grover.

Inspired to Give

“I’m honored to support the Grant Standbrook Maine Hockey Forever Fund and to have the Savages match my gift. This program means so much to so many and it will always be part of the very fabric of who I am.” Garth Snow ’93, ’94G

Inspired by teamwork The University of Maine has the only NCAA Division I Athletics program in the state. More than 600 student-athletes represent UMaine in competition and through community service in hospitals, schools and other venues. Many studentathletes also are leaders in other campus activities, helping shape a culture and experience that is distinct from any other university or college in Maine. Thousands of UMaine alumni who competed as Black Bears indicate that their experiences as members of a team translate into personal and professional success that lasts a lifetime. As team members, they embraced lessons about setting and meeting individual and group goals; remaining accountable to others; handling mistakes, disappointments and setbacks with grace and maturity; balancing confidence and modesty; respecting others; and celebrating individual and collective achievements. Former student-athletes, whether they have been out of school for one year or many decades, point back to their UMaine Athletics experience as the source of continued self-discipline, courage and personal character. Former Black Bears and other donors invest in UMaine Athletics to create winning teams, and to nurture the success of individual team members and all that they bring to UMaine and life after graduation.

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2015 Endowments/Holdings Total University of Maine Endowments/Holdings as of FY151 University of Maine Foundation

$185,612,561

University of Maine System (Orono campus)

$75,711,316

University of Maine Pulp & Paper Foundation

$16,080,768

Maine 4-H Foundation

$3,341,739

Total 1

Tom Savage ‘68 (left) and UMaine Athletics Director Karlton Creech, are working together to strengthen UMaine’s hockey program. Tom and his wife, Sally Boynton Savage, have created a five-year, $1 million challenge grant to match gifts from UMaine hockey alumni and coaches. The $1 million Savage Challenge matches gifts to the Grant Standbrook Maine Hockey Forever Fund and other hockey endowments as part of an overall endowment-building effort for the hockey program. As of this report, over 30 percent ($300,000) of the Savage Challenge has been met in less than one year, already setting a new standard for our hockey and coaching alumni giving. Tom and Sally Boynton Savage are members of UMaine’s Katahdin Society; they have given more than $1 million in private support to UMaine, inspiring donors like Garth Snow ’93, ’94G to give generously to Black Bear Athletics.

F S P 4H

Fiscal year defined as July 1, 2014–June 30, 2015, with the exception of the Pulp & Paper Foundation; their fund values are as of Dec. 31, 2014.

University of Maine Foundation University of Maine System (Orono campus) University of Maine Pulp & Paper Foundation Maine 4-H Foundation

Endowment

$280,746,384

1996 Open House Scholarship

Principal

10,000

4H 4-H Beef Program

Market Value

17,774 8,677

4H 4-H Sheep Program

21,390

4H 4-H STEM Endowment

18,570

Abbott, Carol S. and Walter H. Scholarship

117,162

120,935

Abbott, Ernest F. and Anita Basketball Scholarship

Abbott, Warren A. Scholarship

Academic Merit Scholarship

3,981

6,098

Adams, Archie A. Scholarship

3,952

7,762

Adams, Edwin Wentworth Scholarship

954,752

1,287,095

Adams, Harold P. ’14 and Margaret H. ’15 Scholarship 21,858

35,402

Additon, Elizabeth G. Scholarship

31,704

Agricultural Club Scholarship

Ahara, E. Victor Scholarship

Ahavas Achim Cemetery Quasi Endowment

Aiken, Paul and Evelyn Scholarship

10,200

33,375

Akeley, Leon F. Scholarship

10,100

15,455

Alden, Richard C. Fund

Alexander, Michele Scholar Award

6,911

8,341

Alfond Student Athlete Fund

1,267,680

1,314,076

Alfond, Harold A. Athletic Scholarship

100,000

168,083

Alfond, Harold Scholarship II

141,517

159,642

Alford, Wilson M. and Frances Sawyer Fund

128,133

128,172

All Maine Women Honor Society President’s Activity Endowment Fund

4,538

4,604

All Maine Women Honor Society President’s Scholarship Endowment

6,807

7,194

7,063

9,973

10,909

48,604

21,081 2,500

8,247

41,061

79,670

706,440

876,660

5,670

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F S P 4H

University of Maine Foundation University of Maine System (Orono campus) University of Maine Pulp & Paper Foundation Maine 4-H Foundation

Endowment

Principal

Market Value

Endowment

Principal

Market Value

Allard, Suzanne B. Fund

40,341

55,841

Allen, Arthur S. Ph.D. and David J. Allen Brig. Gen. (Ret.) Wildlife Conservation Scholarship 5,204

Associated General Contractors of Maine Education Foundation Fund

5,871

Athletic Department Special Fund

4,027

5,605

Allen, Robert C. and Linda Sutherland Scholarship

7,672

7,554

Austin, David M. and Kelly M. Scholarship

4,000

4,650

Allen, Rutillus Harrison Scholarship

4,690

13,047

Austin, Richard Roland Memorial Fund

Allen, Telford M. Family Scholarship

19,000

20,161

Ayer, Hazen H. Scholarship

Allenwood, Dawn Scholarship

7,175

10,492

Babcock Educational Fund

240,170

271,353

Alpander, Guvenc G. Fund

18,531

25,174

Babcock, Hazel Lane ’17 Scholarship

324,931

504,264

Alpha Gamma Rho/Clifford McIntire Scholarship

39,406

45,103

Bailey, Anne and Stan Scholarship

24,250

24,940

Alpha Upsilon Alumnae of Delta Zeta Sorority Scholarship

Bailey, Frank W. P. Scholarship

75,000

77,135

6,890

15,630

Alternative Spring Break Endowment

9,127

9,596

Bailey, George H. D.V.S. (1832–1905) Memorial Scholarship

Alumnae of the Delta Nu Chapter of Alphi Phi Scholarship

Bailey, Harold P. Special Endowment Fund

Alumni Association Aspirations Scholarship

Alumni Association Distinguished Scholars Award

Alumni Association Endowment

Alumni Association Scholarship

Alumni Class of 1939 Scholarship

Alumni House Endowment

American Association of University Women Scholarship

12,932

31,502

American Public Works Scholarship Fund

24,043

30,53

American Pulp and Paper Mill Superintendents Association Fund

400

414

Bailey, I. Stanley Alumni House Fund

10,230

15,692

Bailey, I. Stanley Fund

40,500

52,790

525,654

620,571

63,515

74,348

221,394 1,632,825

3,094

509,220

527,242

10,160

15,363

126,550

158,597

5,005

5,309

104,916

476,409

14,957

17,373

157,499

165,399

Bailey, Marjorie C. Alumni House Endowment

10,000

10,805

Bailey, Marjorie C. Arts Fund

96,863

99,922

Bailey, Marjorie C. Library Fund

12,796

13,441

231,015

Bailey, Marjorie C. Research Fund

96,863

99,922

1,694,434

Bailey, Marjorie C. Scholarship

96,863

99,922

Bailey, Mark and Marcia Professorship of Speech and Theatre

232,195

361,465

Baird, Catherine P. and Frederick T. 4-H Fund

49,351

53,425

Baird, Catherine P. Alumni Fund

49,411

50,962

Baird, Frederick T. and Catherine P. Alumni Fund

49,351

53,425

Baird, Frederick T. and Catherine P. Alumni House Fund

48,336

51,296

48,336

50,962

17,292

American Welding Society (Maine Section) Scholarship 6,295

17,465

Ames, Edward W. Fund

10,000

16,171

Amos, Luther N. Scholarship

5,000

15,034

Baird, Frederick T. and Catherine P. Athletic Fund

Anderson, Albert E. Class of 1909 (Law) Fund

28,249

91,609

Baird, Frederick T. and Catherine P. Scholarship

296,239

320,701

Anderson, Joellen Scholarship

52,477

55,756

Baker, Chester A. ’25 Student Aid Fund

137,366

193,515

Anderson, Robert E. and Jeanette B. Family Scholarship 6,734

6,830

Baker, Edward H. ’27 Fund

25,000

33,180

Anderson, Robert I. ’64 and Jacqueline Towle Anderson ’64 Scholarship

Baker, Phil and Ginny Scholarship

10,000

14,123

Baldacci, Robert E. Sr. and Rosemary K. Memorial Scholarship

107,859

110,254

Baldwin-Harvey Scholarship

49,810

127,965

Ballou, John W. Scholarship

11,200

12,872

Bananas T. Bear Alpha Phi Omega Scholarship

56,159

60,362

Bancroft and Martin Scholarship

50,716

153,418

Bangor Business and Professional Women’s Club Scholarship

24,056

38,094

25,000

27,579

326,877

323,148

Andrews, Francis S. and Dorothy J. Scholarship

Andrews, Francis S. and Dorothy Jane Alumni House Fund

325,862

333,138

Andrews, Kathryn Morris Scholarship

38,237

40,156

Animal and Veterinary Sciences Scholarship

4,406

7,370

Anonymous Fund II

336,164

582,849

Anonymous Fund III

146,163

179,456

Anonymous Fund IV

47,571

48,176

Bangor Chapter #158 UCT Scholarship

10,000

18,441

Anonymous V

1,000

1,012

Bangor Daily News Scholarship

11,067

32,942

Anonymous VI

20,447

20,349

Bangor Daily News Scholarship

Anonymous VII Scholarship

2,000

2,027

Bangor Savings Bank Faculty Development Fund

Appleton, Maria S. Scholarship

5,000

15,506

Aquaculture Scholarship

3,000

4,816

Arbour Fox PaCEsetter Scholarship

57,500

59,393

Archibald, Percy P. and Marion T. Scholarship

557,965

582,201

Armstrong, Florence J. Scholarship

94,378

94,500

ASCE Student Chapter Recognition Award

5,593

Ashman Summer Camp Fund

Ashman, Robert I. Award

ASHRAE Scholarship

Ashworth, Dr. John and Mabel Scholarship

University of Maine

20,000

27,961

105,000

186,001

Bank of America Scholarship

70,000

81,523

Banks, Ronald F. Scholarship

6,699

11,412

Barker, Corinne M. Scholarship

20,097

64,480

Barker, Elliott R. Scholarship

21,000

46,316

Barker, Harold O. ’27 Memorial Scholarship

6,963

Barnes, Constance King Scholarship

35,812

82,330

Barrett Development and Promotion Fund

48,624

58,654

11,696

30,463

Barrett, Mark D. Scholarship

123,761

157,403

9,500

11,908

21,250

22,807

Barrett, Robert and Catherine Scholarship and Work Merit Fund

194,998

235,245

7,062

9,494

40,651

40,520

2015 Endowments/Holdings Endowment

Principal

Market Value

Endowment

Barrows, Lewis O. Scholarship

1,940

7,084

Bickford, Myra Baker Memorial Scholarship

Barrows, Willis M. and Virginia E. Fund

28,707

30,007

Bicknell, Anne M. Healey and Albert W. Scholarship

Barry, Leroy J. (Roy) Scholarship

10,648

15,039

Barry, N. Veronica Memorial Scholarship

Bickterman, Nancy Harris and Edward J. Bickterman Scholarship Quasi-Endowed Fund

Barter, Dr. Richard F. Scholarship

Bingham Fund #2

345,512

2,400

2,789 8,227 890,140

Bingham, Leroy M. (Lee) Scholarship

13,200

18,642

Bingham, William II Scholarship

28,197

93,796

Bingham, William II Scholarship in Honor of Payson Smith

27,694

79,026

23,480

Biological Sciences Endowment

2,581

4,294

Bird Companies Scholarship

10,783

69,561

Bartlett, Howard D. ’44 and Phyllis White ’45 Scholarship

P 18,193

22,760

Bartley Family Scholarship

58,025

62,167

Bartley, Charles E. and Helen Hauck Scholarship

552,308

551,299

15,000

108,417

7,500

83,952 147,083

Barton, Dr. Frank ’21 Memorial Scholarship

Market Value

695,542

69,555 143,223

Principal

Basketball 2000 Scholarship

31,838

34,696

Bates, Niran C. Scholarship

35,000

59,644

Bird, Adelaide C. and Alan L. General Fund

123,501

311,840

Bishop, Jacob W. Jr. and Martha Jane Scholarship

127,092

132,574

Bixby, George Forestry Fund

20,195

25,549

Bixler, Harris J. and Ann B. Hutchinson Center Scholarship

224,249

234,638

Black Bear Endowment Fund

8,050

8,880

Blackwell Family Scholarship

32,007

33,571

Blake Scholarship, The

54,519

55,836

Blake, Foster B. Sr. Scholarship

10,000

15,674

Blake, Wallace Scholarship

100,000

106,060

Blodgett, Cindy Women’s Basketball Education Fund

40,811

42,664

Blodgett, Thomas James Hamler Memorial Scholarship 11,683

28,543

Blue Sky Initiatives Fund

Blumenstock Family Forest Products Student of the Year Award

17,180

18,231

19,464

20,158

Bath Iron Works Presidential Scholars Fund

100,000

173,906

Bath Iron Works Professorship in Structural Engineering

264,210

428,963

Bath Iron Works Scholarship Fund

204,338

379,507

S S F S

Bath Iron Works Structural Engineering Graduate Fellowship

150,000

334,346

Batuski, Dr. David J. Excellence Fund for Physics Education

30,000

33,704

258,864

394,505

8,065

8,824

Baugh, Eva May Thibodeau Arts and Humanities Scholarship

Bayer, Juanita C. Memorial Scholarship

Beach Family Fund

Bean, Mary T. Alumni House Fund

Bear Pairs Scholarship

13,650

13,578

Bear, William J. Labor Education Fund

17,159

23,522

Blumenstock, Helen Belyea Scholarship

Bearce, Arthur Boyden Endowment

12,600

14,796

Blumenstock, Helen Grant Memorial Scholarship

17,922

19,203

Bearce, George D. Scholarship

12,315

76,266

Blumenstock, Nancy Hawes Memorial Scholarship

17,605

18,558

Beardsell, Wallace A. Scholarship

10,000

10,610

Beaumont Family Endowment Fund

3,000

4,280

Blunt, Barrie E. Outstanding Grad Student Memorial Award

5,196

9,479

Bebek, Dr. Tibor J. Memorial Scholarship

27,743

54,384

Boardman, William H. Scholarship

43,288

159,110

Becker, Elizabeth Chandler and C. Robert Memorial Scholarship

Bockus, Clayton T. Scholarship

10,225

49,030

3,000

6,074

Bodwell, Barbara H. ’45 Honors Scholarship

50,000

52,207

48,178

Bodwell, Barbara H. Community Service Fund

35,663

37,660

70,655

Bodwell, Janet Marston ’55 Scholarship

20,000

22,388

5,219

Bodwell, Russell and Barbara Scholarship

8,000

9,498

29,191

32,555

236,632

248,011

Beckett, Clarence Fund

Beckler, Warren B. Jr. Scholarship

Beechler, Austin D. Fund

Bell, James Red Jr. Pike Industries, Inc. Scholarship

Bell, Marcia Finks ’40 Scholarship

100,170

102,667

Benedetto, Joseph A. Scholarship

10,169

71,040

Bennett, Clarence E. and Ruth N. Scholarship

26,508

Bennett, Priscilla Hardy Scholarship

Bennett, Ralph R. ’25 Scholarship

F F

10,069

871,222

970,473

5,200

5,519

Bodwell, Russell S. Civil Engineering Scholarship

25,000

26,136

Bodwell, Russell S. PaCEsetter Endowed Scholarship

50,000

52,207

Bodwell, William “Brother Bill” ’50 Scholarship

24,539

24,672

30,234

Bodwell, William R. Civil Engineering Scholarship

20,000

22,024 73,994

50,000

53,650

Bolton, Philip S. Scholarship

12,043

100,000

119,139

Bombard, Carol Memorial Scholarship

15,775

17,228

Berry, Edward Robie Fund

15,085

22,200

Bonello Family Scholarship

25,000

25,246

Berry, Major General Peter T. and Gail M. Berry ROTC Scholarship

20,948

22,224

Boody, James H. Scholarship

100,130

319,263

Bessey, Earle D. Jr. Forest Resources Scholarship

42,940

44,882

Boos, Louis J. Scholarship

52,636

60,744

Beta Theta Pi Alumni House Endowment, The Beta Eta Chapter of

Bossen Family Scholarship

11,855

80,971

50,000

49,557

Boston Paper Trade Association Scholarship

10,000

29,512

Bostwick, Dorothy Menzies Pi Beta Phi Memorial Scholarship

2,379

6,559

Bouchard, John E. and Saundra F. Albrite-Bouchard Scholarship

11,000

11,148

Boucher, Samuel L. Buchanan Alumni House Ornamental Garden Fund

82,903

111,477

Betz Laboratories Scholarship

10,000

29,512

Beverage, Harold H. ’15 Distinguished Scholars Award 25,493

43,499

Beverage, Harold H. Award

16,989

Bickford, Frank B. and Charles S. Bickford Memorial Prize

4,833 18,070

57,585

Inspired to Give

Inspired by a professional legacy James “Jim” Lynch ’75 established the Mary Simcock Lynch ’77 Clinical Nutrition Laboratory Fund in memory of his wife, who received her undergraduate degree in food and nutrition and worked for a variety of organizations, including the New England Dairy Council and Marriott Corporation. The fund provides support for hands-on undergraduate laboratory experiences in the Mary Simcock Lynch ’77 Clinical Nutrition Laboratory. Distributions from the endowment are used for equipment and supplies, specific student activities and projects, equipment upgrades, and curriculum and pedagogic enhancements. Adrienne White, Ph.D., R.D., Professor of Human Nutrition, notes that this endowment helps us provide UMaine students with outstanding, practical experiences in our clinical nutrition laboratory. “I am confident that the Lynch family’s gift will have a positive impact on the lives of thousands of people in and well beyond Maine. This strikes me as a truly meaningful way to honor the life and career of a dedicated dietician, wife, mother and friend,” she says.

Professor Adrienne White and Grace Violette in the Lynch laboratory. Violette is working on her master’s degree in food science and human nutrition.

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“I’m excited about my graduate program and have a special connection with this laboratory. I knew the Lynch family when I was growing up in Waterville. My mother was very close to Mrs. Lynch, who was a wonderful woman.” Grace Violette ’15, ’17G

2015 Endowments/Holdings Endowment

Boucher, Samuel L. Horticultural Education Fund

Boucher, Samuel L. Ornamental Horticulture Endowment Fund

Boudreau, Karen L., Esq. and Thomas S. Jensen, M.D. Fund

Principal

17,806 4,549

Market Value

20,793 5,521

450

509

Boulanger, Leo W. Memorial Entomological Library Fund

14,204

47,292

Bourque Scholarship Fund

50,000

49,740

Boutin, Delano L. Scholarship

18,068

45,869

Bovill, S. George Memorial Scholarship

15,043

18,674

Bowden Family Scholarship

15,700

18,755

Bowden, Minnie Scholarship

15,441

20,918

Bowen Scholarship in Canadian History

49,660

51,921

Bowen, Hazel Sweetser Memorial Scholarship

139,857

152,210

Bowler, William E. Scholarship

1,153

4,490

Boyle, John F. Prize in Ecology and Environmental Sciences

23,156

24,209

Boynton, Ray M. Scholarship

12,360

19,247

Boyson, Gloria P. SPIFFY Fund

10,561

11,198

Brackett, Wade F. and Isabel G. Endowed Fund

214,686

610,972

Bradford, Merrill R. and Wilma A. Distinguished Scholars Award

5,000

Bradley, Co Scholarship

27,000

Bragg, Charles F. II and Anna H. Fund

28,845

31,239

Bragg, Katherine M. and Walter H. Loan Fund

13,000

26,203

Brainard, Captain John Jay III ’08 Memorial Scholarship 13,900

Brautlecht, Charles A. Scholarship

Brewster, Geraldine Scholarship Endowment

Bricker, Herschel L. Memorial Scholarship

Bridge, Chester G. Tennis Endowment Fund

Bridge, John C. and Charlene R. Honors College Fund

Bridge, John C. Engineering Professorship

Endowment

Brown, Sewall C. Memorial Scholarship

Browne, Bob and Jim Agricultural Scholarship

Bruno, John P. and Catherine J. Music Scholarship

Bruns Family Fund

Bryand, Anita (Dolly) Scholarship

Bryand, Edward T. ’52 College of Engineering Excellence Fund

Bryand, Edward T. ’52 Scholarship

21,146

22,179

Bryand, Edward T. Scholarship

10,264

67,189

Buchanan, Malcolm V. ’49 Scholarship

1,080

1,216

Buchanan, William and Jennie Scholarship

7,897

11,864

Buchanan, William E. Scholarship

10,369

65,844

Buck, Hosea B. Memorial Scholarship

3,814

6,326

62,571

64,415

100,000

100,235

5,500

6,575

21,146

22,179

100,000

161,616

5,000

14,681

Buck, Thomas Fund

93,767

289,494

Buckley, John D. and Regina M. PaCEsetter Scholarship

50,000

52,347

Buckley, Lt. Christopher D. Memorial Scholarship

11,500

12,008

Buckley, Paul R. ’57 Scholarship

10,200

16,090

Buckman Laboratories Scholarship

10,000

15,455

Bucknam, Richard D. ’35 and Dorothy D. Scholarship

6,918

Buffam, Margaret G. Fund

26,826

Buker, David E. ’69 and Nancy L. (Hackett) Buker ’71 Scholarship

Bullock, William C. Jr. Men’s Athletic Program Scholarship

5,000

7,211

15,155

Bunker, Adelaide G. Educational Fund

5,717

21,013

92,860

173,710

Bureau of Labor Education Scholarship

4,927

18,749

Burke, Carli Memorial Scholarship

9,281

21,919

Burke, James L. Scholarship

140,000

159,183

Burnham, Ronald Memorial Scholarship

23,167

24,950

Burrill, Richard M. ’44 Memorial

261,632

Burton, Leroy A. ’33 Memorial Scholarship

Bridgham, Lisle W. Scholarship

29,443

60,386

Bush, John H. Electrical Engineering Fund

Brigham, Edgar W. Scholarship

56,086

178,517

Brinton, Wesley R. and Dorothy R. Scholarship Fund

17,585

17,772

Britt, Richard A. Memorial Fund

8,336

10,068

Britton, Dr. W. Earl Scholarship

10,852

11,928

Brockway, Philip J. and Muriel F. ’31, ’32 Scholarship

44,396

Brooklin Garden Club Scholarship

Brooks, Bernice (Bunny) Memorial Nursing Scholarship

Brooks, Theresa Y. Scholarship

Brower, Auburn E. and Lurana C. Scholarship

Brown, Anne Scholarship

22,500

23,140

Brown, Carleton M. Scholarship

Market Value

250,000

Principal

6,291

7,324

32,393

58,842

4,000

3,911

500

507

17,952

18,807

10,000

14,228

128,110

127,735

20,000

21,494

5,600

8,537

492

533

Bushway, Alfred A. and Esther L. Scholarship

15,879

16,462

Butler Family Scholarship

16,000

20,163

Butler, Henry R. ’20 and Grace V. Professorship in Electrical Engineering

260,556

297,580

71,553

Butterfield, Jack Memorial Scholarship

122,335

150,640

25,000

24,979

Buxton, Peter J. ’61 and Joan S. Scholarship

28,000

29,611

700

967

Buxton-Hollis Community Hospital, Inc. Fund

18,311

35,226

3,777

4,239

Byrnes, Eileen M. Memorial Scholarship

29,002

44,681

30,858

33,606

Byther, Thomas E. and Ona E. Computer Science Scholarship

16,307

19,498

33,560

Caddoo, William H. Scholarship

10,000

14,123

Calder, Louis C. Professorship of Pulp and Paper Technology

128,776

379,073

Calder, Louis Foundation Fund

7,595

24,220

Caldwell, Robert H. Memorial Fund

6,600

7,020

Calkin, William (Bill) S. ’55, ’60G and Constance (Connie) Lewis ’55 Calkin Scholarship

20,000

20,487

11,334

71,033

29,665

Brown, Cecil S. Memorial Scholarship

7,049

22,946

Brown, Charles W. ’50 Fund

5,172

12,965

Brown, Darryl and Penny Scholarship

40,500

41,583

Brown, Dr. Ronald O. Family Scholarship

30,000

30,129

Brown, Ella Corinne Professor Emerita Award

13,515

14,585

Brown, Francesca Sheehy and Charles G. Fund

8,000

8,489

Callighan, Mae Munter Scholarship

Brown, Francis A. and Elizabeth C. Scholarship

14,597

15,192

Callighan, Olin W. Scholarship

10,316

69,913

Brown, Kenneth Allen Memorial Lobster Research Fund

Cameron, James A. Scholarship

10,369

73,558

Brown, Raynor K. and Georgia T. Scholarship

Camp, Paul R. and Polly N. Quasi-Endowment Fund for the Fogler Library

12,500

17,701

11,000

12,018

354,336

370,316

Inspired to Give

F S P 4H

University of Maine Foundation University of Maine System (Orono campus) University of Maine Pulp & Paper Foundation Maine 4-H Foundation

Endowment

Principal

Market Value

Endowment

Principal

Market Value

Camp, Paul R. Memorial Scholarship

50,165

51,874

Clark, Alton Harold and Madonna Fogg Scholarship

63,100

64,047

Campbell Brann Family Scholarship

34,720

34,753

Clark, Mary Esther Treat Alumni House Endowment

50,000

49,797

Campus Natural Heritage Endowment

Canadian-American Center Endowment

Canteen Service Co./Lloyd E. Willey Scholarship

Carlisle, George T. Fund

Carlstorm, Edwin C. Scholarship

Carr, Harold M. Scholarship

Carter, Hon. Gene and Judith Kittredge Scholarship

Carter, Hon. Gene and Judith Kittredge Alumni House Endowment

29,275

34,774

Clark, Mary Esther Treat Scholarship

50,000

49,766

122,247

140,989

Clarke, Edwin Keith ’56 Memorial Scholarship

65,543

69,493

19,076

19,896

Clarke, Neil G. Scholarship

20,000

33,867

172,183

184,005

Clarkson, James W. Scholarship

1,520

4,717

4,306

10,921

Class of 1905 Scholarship

2,951

12,323

10,000

32,551

Class of 1906 Scholarship

1,022

5,836

128,149

145,600

Class of 1909 Fund

7,579

22,894

Class of 1910 Fund

20,000

21,159

Class of 1911 Scholarship

4,213

18,877

31,608

77,900

Carvalho, Manuel J. and Estelle S. Scholarship

112,256

125,763

Class of 1912 Fund

3,326

7,978

Carver, Stanford E. and Pauline C. Scholarship

15,472

17,024

Class of 1913 Fund

5,475

13,359

Carville, Jean Grindle Non-Traditional Student Scholarship

28,335

28,548

Class of 1915 Student Aid Fund

30,489

68,192

Carville, T. Ellsworth ’24 Scholarship

50,951

69,361

Class of 1916 Scholarship

5,992

19,540

Cary, Hugh R. Memorial Scholarship

241,810

240,550

Class of 1917 Scholarship

26,287

59,875

Cashman, John L. and Pauline M. Scholarship

6,884

8,111

Class of 1918 Scholarship

7,402

13,509

Cassidy, Barbara Ann Collins Center for the Arts Fund 25,000

25,059

Class of 1919 Fund

7,068

16,717

Castle, Roger C. Track Fund

Class of 1920 Scholarship

104,790

221,877

Castle, Roger Clapp and Virginia Averill Distinguished Professorship of Electrical Engineering 933,885

Class of 1921 Flag Pole Perpetual Care Fund

1,076

2,992

1,098,535

Class of 1921 Scholarship

11,803

26,058

Castonguay Family Endowment Fund

1,040

Class of 1922 Scholarship

7,209

14,347

97,613

Class of 1923 Scholarship

7,999

17,189

Class of 1924 Scholarship

67,546

128,237

CES, Inc. Environmental Chemistry Laboratory

4,928

1,000 81,250

6,196

Chadbourne, Ava H. Scholarship

5,199

16,074

Chadbourne, Leo A. ’51 and Phyllis J. Chadbourne Scholarship

Class of 1925 Scholarship

15,712

37,184

24,346

24,150

Class of 1926 Scholarship

11,284

34,695

Chaplin Family Fund

15,303

15,880

Class of 1927 Scholarship

55,505

101,667

Charlie’s Terrace Endowment Fund

31,120

30,987

Class of 1929 Scholarship

8,565

20,329

Chase, Andrew J. Scholarship

25,000

35,307

Class of 1930 Fund

6,376

25,237

Chase, Clyde and Gladys Bailey Chase Fund

25,000

26,129

Class of 1931 Scholarship

35,487

93,040

Chase, Dr. Allan S. ’46 Fund

10,000

9,998

Class of 1932 David H. Hannaburgh Perpetuity Fund

Chase, Jane Gray Hunley Scholarship

19,193

46,345

Class of 1932 Winthrop C. Libby Scholarship

Chemical and Biological Engineering Departmental Scholarship

F 5,050

6,207

7,968

10,748

138,158

196,118

Class of 1934 Cultural Affairs Fund

68,490

136,836

Class of 1934 Donald E. Favor Memorial Scholarship

28,045

38,775

Cheney, David M. Scholarship Fund

62,633

61,947

Class of 1934 Non-Traditional Student Emergency

15,988

18,352

Chi Omega Alumnae Scholarship

15,402

18,277

Class of 1935 Warren W. Flagg Scholarship

29,947

35,186

Chinn, Jack E. Friends Scholarship

11,305

15,966

Class of 1936 Scholarship

17,824

18,474

Chinn, Jack E. Scholarship

10,000

14,123

Class of 1937 Scholarship

24,375

29,938

Chinn, Jack E. Special Endowment Fund

75,000

188,233

Class of 1937 Scholarship

10,000

30,906

Chisholm Family Scholarship

10,369

74,158

Class of 1938 Student Aid Fund

13,631

16,673

Churchill, Beatrice H. Scholarship

474,525

673,582

Class of 1939 Scholarship

35,295

47,481

Churchill, Bob ’53 Basketball Scholarship

23,125

24,616

Class of 1940 Student Emergency Fund

11,856

39,136

Churchill, Daniel D. and Betty R. Fund

427,306

463,481

Class of 1941 Memorial Scholarship

42,565

48,663

Churchill, W. Philip ’30 Scholarship

100,900

166,894

Cianchette Brothers Scholarship

50,340

71,095

Class of 1942 and Class of 2002 Distinguished Maine Professor Award

72,825

104,622

Cianchette, Alton E. (Chuck) Scholarship

22,800

32,200

Cianchette, Peggy and Eric Buchanan Alumni House Fund

Class of 1942 and Class of 2002 Distinguished Maine Student Award

73,885

80,802

295,414

334,930

Class of 1944 Endowed Scholarship

67,111

69,256 18,585

Civil Engineering Technology Scholarship

3,375

6,113

Class of 1944 Music Scholarship

18,000

Clapp, Elwood I. and Hazel P. Scholarship

100,065

206,283

Class of 1944 Theatre Scholarship

12,500

12,599

Clapp, Eugene H. II Scholarship

50,000

68,553

Class of 1945 Scholarship

30,521

36,615

Clapp, Mildred McPheters ’29 Memorial Fund

101,614

147,551

Class of 1945 Scholarship

10,000

18,619

Clapp, Sarah L. Scholarship

11,369

73,350

Class of 1945 Sculpture Maintenance Fund

6,688

7,131

University of Maine

2015 Endowments/Holdings Endowment

Principal

Market Value

Endowment

Principal

Market Value

Class of 1946 Scholarship

5,162

7,308

Class of 1991 Scholarship

3,212

3,409

Class of 1947 Scholarship

47,845

51,057

Class of 1992 Scholarship

3,282

3,482

Class of 1948 Scholarship

60,498

72,027

Class of 1993 Scholarship

3,856

4,329

Class of 1949 Fund

33,049

35,775

Class of 1994 Scholarship

5,283

5,826

Class of 1950 Flag Plaza Fund

5,000

5,177

Class of 1995 Scholarship

6,409

7,585

Class of 1950 Scholarship

77,316

86,894

Class of 1996 Scholarship

3,027

3,714

Class of 1951 Scholarship

24,943

29,377

Class of 1997 Scholarship

5,000

5,463

Class of 1952 – 5th Year Alumni Scholarship

10,068

69,985

Class of 1998 Scholarship

5,000

5,502

Class of 1952 Buchanan Alumni House Fund

67,372

67,552

Class of 1999 Endowment Fund

9,718

11,206

Class of 1952 Scholarship

135,770

142,527

Class of 2005 Scholarship

10,025

10,635

Class of 1953 Grant-in-Aid Fund

105,462

112,698

Class of 2007 Garden Fund

10,000

10,479

Class of 1954 Scholarship

42,270

48,662

Class of 2015 Scholarship

3,674

3,659

Class of 1955 Scholarship

146,769

159,610

Clayton, Arthur C. Horticulture Scholarship

32,768

46,687

Class of 1955 Scholarship

10,464

34,348

Clayton, Norma Towne Scholarship

18,000

18,095

Class of 1956 Scholarship

96,653

114,799

Cleaves, Louis S. Fund

Class of 1957 Scholarship

37,144

51,690

Clement, Claude F. and Lillian O. Fund

Class of 1958 Scholarship

274,733

316,407

Clement, Claude F. Scholarship

Class of 1959 Scholarship

29,052

32,375

Clement, Dr. James D. Jr. ’40 Scholarship

3,159

6,940

Class of 1960 Academic/Athletic Scholarship

62,714

64,787

Clement, Percival W. Distinguished Scholars Award

8,406

13,884

Class of 1961 Scholarship

40,696

51,448

Clements, Norris Charles Graduate Student Award

47,486

49,547

Class of 1962 Endowment Fund

148

732

Clifford, George E. ’43 Memorial Scholarship

20,350

27,706

Class of 1962 Sterritt Scholarship

47,243

62,717

Cloke, Dean Paul Memorial Plaza Endowment

Class of 1963 Scholarship

27,023

35,100

Cloke, Dean Paul Memorial Scholarship

Class of 1964 Scholarship

24,330

24,954

Coaches Fund

Class of 1965 Scholarship

17,534

18,545

Cobb, Eric W. Scholarship

Class of 1966 Scholarship

22,093

23,929

Cobb, Norman E. Cobb Memorial Scholarship

Class of 1967 Scholarship

32,661

36,952

Coco, Carolyn Harmon Scholarship

34,000

37,957

Class of 1968 David R. Rittenhouse Scholarship

10,460

26,315

Coe, Dr. Thomas U. Research Fund

123,230

681,389

Class of 1969 Buchanan Alumni House Fund

25,000

24,976

Coffey-Roope, Cara W. Scholarship

507

605

Class of 1969 Scholarship

9,653

10,162

Class of 1970 Scholarship

17,544

28,758

Coffin, John W. and Miriam H. Fund (’38 Student Aid Fund)

4,748

5,225

Class of 1971 Scholarship

3,824

4,234

Class of 1972 Scholarship

4,830

5,218

Coffin, John W. and Miriam H. Fund (Page Farm and Home Museum)

2,374

2,615

Class of 1973 Scholarship

40,335

43,151

Coffin, John W. and Miriam H. Fund (Senior Alumni Scholarship)

4,748

5,225

Class of 1974 Scholarship

8,758

9,339

Class of 1975 Scholarship

8,221

8,685

Cohen Institute for Leadership and Public Service Excellence Fund

19,312

23,103

Cohen, Harry and Ida Scholarship

58,625

64,090

107,563

109,045

13,193

33,900

2,725

6,833

77,499

80,295

409,482

427,549

9,970

11,303

21,055

22,339

32,400

33,804

915,825

929,665

20,467

Class of 1976 Scholarship

16,617

18,163

Class of 1977 Scholarship

12,914

13,595

Cohen, Mark H. Alumni Association Fund

Class of 1978 Scholarship

13,664

14,994

Cohen, Milford F. Athletic Scholarship

Class of 1979 Endowment Fund

1,550

Class of 1979 Scholarship

9,550

10,519

Cohen, William S. Institute for Leadership and Public Service Fund

762,079

796,280

Cohen, William S. Papers Fund II

142,857

341,223

4,500

6,181

Class of 1980 Scholarship

Class of 1981 Endowment Fund

27,986

30,098

1,000

Colbath, James Arnold ’44 Student Director Award

Colby, Calen B. ’85, ’91G and Sarah Emily Colby PaCEsetter Scholarship Fund

Cole, Garret E. and Marsha E. Scholarship

Cole, Sherman L. and Edith S. Scholarship

26,909

28,214

Cole, Stephen W. Concrete Laboratory Fund

75,000

80,538

Col-East, Inc. SVT Scholarship

6,000

6,394

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Scholarship

37,119

38,833

College of Sciences Scholarship

15,025

25,350

College of Social and Behavioral Sciences Scholarship

5,930

9,495

Collins Center for the Arts Directors Fund

5,828

10,249

Class of 1981 Scholarship

8,455

9,190

Class of 1982 Scholarship

4,150

4,639

Class of 1983 Scholarship

4,235

4,658

Class of 1984 Scholarship

3,439

3,635

Class of 1985 Scholarship

12,921

14,362

Class of 1986 Scholarship

5,847

6,506

Class of 1987 Scholarship

4,539

4,882

Class of 1988 Scholarship

3,112

3,398

Class of 1989 Scholarship

4,975

5,727

Class of 1990 Scholarship

4,045

4,292

9,000

9,676

20,225

20,201

Inspired to Give

F S P 4H

University of Maine Foundation University of Maine System (Orono campus) University of Maine Pulp & Paper Foundation Maine 4-H Foundation

Endowment

Principal

Market Value

Endowment

Principal

Market Value

Collins Center for the Arts General Endowment

32,065

34,576

Crosby, Oliver Scholarship

11,516

44,470

Collins Quasi-Endowment

67,175

85,187

Crosby, Ruth M. Scholarship

28,779

28,450

Collins Richard R. and Anne A. Endowment for the Collins Center for the Arts

Cross Insurance Scholarship

25,000

34,985

1,376,914

1,395,572

Cross, Mark and Melanie Scholarship

11,268

15,684

235,100

263,049

Cross, Mark S. and Melanie CHE Excellence Fund

25,015

28,303

Collins, Pamela Jean Nursing and Education Fund

Collins, Professor Edward J. Jr. Scholarship

459

452

Cross, Ray H. Scholarship

35,017

90,330

Collins, Samuel W. Fund

60,687

62,398

Crossland, Carlton E. Scholarship

20,000

23,487

Colvin, Caroline Scholarship

15,000

53,196

Crossland, Charles E. and Idella G. Scholarship

49,342

55,771

Comstock-Weston Scholarship

9,500

12,607

Crossland, Charles E. Scholarship

24,080

48,710

13,982

Crowe, James Hartley M.D. ’32 and Esther Taylor Crowe Memorial Scholarship

4H Conant, Jackie Endowment F

Condon, John M. Forestry Scholarship

20,000

22,388

Condon, S. B. Scholarship

10,000

27,967

Crowell, C. Parker Fund

Conley, Albert D. Fund

10,377

33,020

Crowley Family Research and Development Fund

Conley, Albert D. Fund for the Speech and Hearing Clinic

Crowley, Charles L. and Julia G. Scholarship

1,810

5,220

16,000

16,780

1,792,152

3,031,369

Croxford, Erma Devereux Graduate Scholarship

35,390

83,847

Croxford, Horace and Isabelle Scholarship

Connell, Bennett R. Memorial Scholarship

Cook, Edgar V. and Elmi E. Scholarship

5,000

7,097

Crump, James G. Jr. Fund

Cook, Herbert K. ’35 Engineering Scholarship

3,354

5,751

Crump, James G. Scholarship

Cookson, Chris E. Fund

Cooper, Gladys R. Memorial Scholarship

F P F

Corban, Paul J. Fund

Corbett, Donald P. ’34 Memorial Scholarship

Corbett, Donald P. and Francelia D. Fund

Corbett, Ralph A. Fund

Corcoran, Thomas J. Jr. Memorial Scholarship

Correll, Elizabeth F. Scholarship

Corson, Merton C. Memorial Fund

Cote, Edward and Lea Anne Scholarship

5,664

Cote, Michael and Jana Scholarship

Coulombe, Paul G. Scholars Fund

Coulter, Malcolm W. Wildlife Alumni Scholarship

Cowan, Benjamin M. ’05 College of Engineering Scholarship

11,000

24,689

Cox, Dr. Dennis K. University Singers Fund

13,365

13,299

Coy, Marion C. Scholarship

10,000

10,610

CPM Constructors Scholarship

74,565

79,761

Crawford, James A. and Janie K. Endowed Scholarship Fund

1,000

1,137

Cullen, William M. Scholarship

71,739

297,927

Cullinan, Robert V. Memorial Scholarship

Cooper, Roger D. Scholarship

99,455

103,632

4H Cumberland County Endowment

Copeland, Stuart B. Scholarship

14,574

94,402

Cumberland Farms, Inc./Paul E. Hand Scholarship

10,000

15,419

100,000

224,190

240,392

649,226

53,910 38,200 10,000

44,225

47,667

157,006

172,867

90,000

91,590

4,618

6,154

20,500

20,471

209,924

422,614

5,000

17,537

13,935

32,102

129,849

140,043

Cummings, Harold R. Scholarship

11,217

35,699

Cummings, Kenneth E. and Marie K. Scholarship

20,978

24,935

Cummings, Patricia A. ’89, ’44H Scholarship

33,397

34,983

18,340

Currie, Darrel B. ’36 Memorial Scholarship

56,175

Currie, Lois Scholarship

71,394

Currier, Stanley M. Scholarship

39,368

Curtis Performing Arts Fund

5,953

Curtis, Ted and Rose Marie Scholarship

15,413

18,601

19,386

100,000

100,225

10,000

19,303

4,050

4,471

18,200

23,625

21,000

23,177

Cushing, Andre E. ’28 Scholarship

8,985

15,151

950,000

1,147,781

Cutler, Dr. Harold M. ’30 Fund

270,423

282,722

52,486

58,333

Cutting, Edward C. and Grace A. Fund

605,463

689,838

Cutting, Edward C. and Grace A. Merit Scholarship 1,210,484

1,333,552

Czapowskyj, Dr. Miroslaw M. M.S. ’58 Scholarship

6,866

Dachs, Carl Family Scholarship

5,000

4,960

Daggett, Vaughan Merrill Scholarship

5,200

15,852

Dahl, Knud Scholarship

168,520

711,263

76,182

Dahl, Knud/Johan Richter Scholarship

98,740

463,021

Dahl-Chase Pathology Associates Medical Technology Fund

20,000

20,890

Daigle, Robert W. and Brenda M. Scholarship

23,830

23,867

Daley, Don and Mary Scholarship

10,460

17,423

Dane, Richard D. ’50 and Beverly M. Mechanical Engineering Scholarship

Danforth, Edward F. and Florence Memorial Fund

Danforth, Eugene Fund

5,200

10,623

Danforth, Eugene Scholarship

22,362

55,847

25,200

24,321

72,500

Creamer, Walter J. Scholarship

10,000

51,693

Creamer, Walter Joseph Fund

15,047

45,621

Cristo, Dr. Anthony B. and Mary G. Scholarship

73,043

79,562

Crocker, Gladys Folster Memorial Scholarship

58,709

62,026

Crocker, James D. Fund

2,412

11,323

Crohn, Frank and Helene Barton’s Boosters Quasi-Endowed Fund

Crohn, Frank and Helene Edna St. Vincent Millay Prize

299,583

310,855

Crohn, Frank and Helene Edna St. Vincent Millay Society Quasi-Endowed Fund

Dann, Eleanor C. ’70, ’72G and Harry K. Scholarship

47,050

51,134

Darling Center Fund

Crohn, Frank and Helene Lobster Institute Fund

50,000

51,621

Darling, Agatha B. Professor of Oceanography

Crosby, George-Philip R. Brown Memorial Fund

29,217

33,948

Darling, Charles D. Jr. Memorial Fund

Crosby, Howard A. and Kenneth L. Parsons Award

1,426

2,511

Darling, Clare S. Professor of Oceanography

Crosby, Mark and Carolyn Fund

11,500

14,249

Darling, Ira C. Fund

University of Maine

47,021

51,691

13,832

37,500

36,931

110,428

597,388

423

9,456

364,221

427,929

3,481

8,420

364,221

515,261

4,729,176

5,204,140

Inspired by career impact Thomas A. Plaisted ’45 received his B.S. in mechanical engineering and worked for 31 years for S.D. Warren, a division of Scott Paper Company. His generous bequest established a special fund to provide supplies, equipment, travel, professional services and related expenses for mechanical engineering students completing their senior design projects or participating in student competitions.

“They couldn’t have built any of these projects if they didn’t have the three previous years of engineering training.” Michael Peterson, Professor of Mechanical Engineering

Tricia Evangelista ’14 worked as part of a capstone design team to develop a surgical device that can be used to help reduce HIV transmission in Africa.

Inspired to Give

F S P 4H

University of Maine Foundation University of Maine System (Orono campus) University of Maine Pulp & Paper Foundation Maine 4-H Foundation

Endowment

Principal

Market Value

Endowment

Principal

Market Value

Dauman, Samuel Scholarship

10,209

72,295

Dodge, Donald I. ’48 Memorial Scholarship

Davee, Everett W. Scholarship

10,138

11,588

Dodge, Marshall J. III Memorial Fund

10,000

13,485

9,400

19,863

Davidson Family Scholarship

23,742

31,921

Davis, George Science Education Scholarship

19,666

21,220

Doherty, Huguette P. Labbe Franco-American Centre Fund

148

168

Davis, Philip D. Scholarship

10,000

35,800

Dolloff, Richard and Erdine Scholarship

30,973

57,904

Davis, Raymond W. Library of Finance and Banking Fund

Dolloff, Richard C. Scholarship

21,052

46,155

5,000

15,419

Donahue Family Endowment Fund

500

540

151,276

161,635

Davis, Roy L. Scholarship

16,715

46,772

Donahue, Merrill L. ’43 Fund

Dawson, Jon and Nancy Fund

18,500

20,353

Donahue, Merrill L. Grace Bible Fellowship

50,906

53,119

Day, Clarence Albert ’29H Scholarship

25,000

27,866

Donnell, Lora Margaret Fund

11,350

11,365

Day, Frank Conant Fund

5,539

15,797

Dearborn, John H. and Bethel B. Darling Marine Center Fund

Donovan, Frances M. ’43 Student Recreation and Fitness Center Fund

400,500

433,040

432,293

438,679

Donovan, Joseph A. and Mary A. Scholarship

390,566

415,279

Dorr, David L. Forestry Fund

13,801

15,434

Dorsky, Benjamin J. Memorial Scholarship

14,553

15,188

Doten, Henry L. and Cora Russell Scholarship

8,958

15,102

Doten, Herbert and Patricia Scholarship

23,555

24,615

Dougherty, Joseph R. ’26 Language Scholarship

52,817

52,217

Dow, George F. Graduate Scholarship

26,018

38,068

Downing, Elizabeth Fund

Doyle Family Athletic Scholarship

Dressage Club Quasi-Endowment Fund

730

890

Dressler Student Athlete Book Fund

1,000

1,014

Drummond, Henry Frank Scholarship

10,000

11,432

Du Pont Titanium Dioxide Scholarship

10,000

30,906

Duane, Marilyn and James T. Community Outreach Fund

200,000

199,716

29,791

Duane, Marilyn Scholarship Fund

100,000

99,860

204,334

244,821

12,318

77,578

Duncan, Peter and Lynda Bangor Symphony Orchestra Fund

18,800

22,732

Dunham, Wallace C. and Janet S. Ecology and Environmental Sciences Program Scholarship

48,418

50,580

45,767

48,772

294,204

307,619 8,074

Dearborn, John H. and Bethel B. Marine Sciences Fund

444,817

450,584

Dearborn, Vance E. ’49 and Evelyn Ellsworth Dearborn ’49 Scholarship

29,200

31,419

DeBoo, Robert (Bob) Scholarship

20,135

21,996

Deckelman, C. Walton Memorial Fund

1,840

5,865

Deering, Arthur Lowell Fund

6,798

19,172

Delphendahl, Renate and Johannes Scholarship

18,684

19,565

Delta Delta Delta — Frances Kent Murray Scholarship 51,430

81,720

Demeritt, Dwight B. Forestry Award

5,329

15,611

Dempsey, Edmund J. Scholarship

283,394

281,794

Denaco, Alden F. ’32 Award for Excellence in Banking Studies

25,000

24,913

Denaco-Devino-Martin Award for Excellence in Alternative Dispute Resolution

23,068

23,171

Denico, Frederick L. ’63 Chemical Engineering Fund

Dental Health Programs Endowment

Desmond, Clair R. Scholarship

Desmond, Thomas J. Fund

Development Office Enhancement Fund

29,250

3,472

4,144

59,163

60,436

19,120

19,865

240,060

279,035

Dunham, Wallace C. and Janet S. Prize

Devoe, Dana C. and Mary Ann Scholarship

32,200

31,834

Dunn, Pauline M. Fund

Devoe, Mary Ann Nontraditional Student Scholarship

23,650

25,123

Dunn, Sherman W. Scholarship

2,252

DeWilde, John A. and Nancy Cameron DeWilde Fund

54,988

59,116

Dunn, The Patricia McDonough Fund

2,000

1,955

DeWolfe, Robert W. Scholarship

58,529

146,883

Durham, James C. Scholarship

15,025

21,147

Diamond, Nat and Eleanor Scholarship

49,557

143,012

Dickey, Kenneth and Prudy Scholarship Fund

Dickinson, Charles Alexius Scholarship

Dickison Robertson Scholarship

DiGiovanni, Joseph P. Family Athletic Scholarship

58,000

4,743

5,229

Durst Education Fund

332,086

329,645

2,570

13,148

Durst, Dr. Katherine Miles Maine Christian Association Fund

50,000

52,402

89,000

90,893

Durst, Katherine Miles Scholarship

280,942

307,478

62,560

Durst, Richard E. Scholarship

279,687

306,968

99,049

Dutton, Robert C. ’45 Scholarship

26,190

26,942

24,555

Early Literacy Fund

24,809

28,498

Eastern State Normal School Alumni Association Scholarship Fund

Eastman, Charles L. and Helen H. Scholarship

F F

4H Dillon, Azure Scholarship Fund/Chute Endowment S

DiMatteo, John and Patricia Scholarship

13,865

DiMillo, Albert A. Jr. Junior Class Accounting Scholarship

DiMillo, Albert A. Jr. Senior Class Accounting Scholarship

DiMillo, Albert A. Jr. Sophomore Class Accounting Scholarship

21,000

21,788

Dimitrov, Ivelin and Ralitza Scholarship

10,000

10,068

Dinneen, W. Robert ’37 Forestry Scholarship

25,585

33,609

Dixon, Leon S. Scholarship

5,811

11,275

Doane, Stanley R. ’34 and Faye D. Scholarship

817,591

854,142

Dobson, H. Lindley M.D. Fund

513,901

731,295

University of Maine

22,000 28,000

24,028 30,017

38,601

55,565

304,771

444,769

Eastman, Charles Leslie and Helen H. Scholarship II

99,422

107,307

Eaton, Emma Jane Scholarship

10,000

30,990

Ebbeson, Greta J. Scholarship

10,000

10,766

Edmunds, E. Perrin Scholarship

5,308

14,708

Edwards, Robert and Blythe Scholarship Fund

24,000

27,696

Electrical and Computer Engineering Fund

25,042

26,771

Electrical and Computer Engineering Centennial Fund

86,032

123,607

2015 Endowments/Holdings Endowment

Principal

Market Value

Elliott, James E. Class of 1951 Scholarship

2,279

3,384

Elliott, James E. Mechanical Engineering Fund

2,279

3,384

Elliott, Linwood S. ’32 and Florence W. ’31 Scholarship 15,025

Elliott, Lloyd H. and Evelyn E. Education Scholarship

Elliott, Lloyd H. and Evelyn E. Scholarship

Elliott, Lloyd H. Professorship in English

Elliott, Robert H. ’50 and Jane S. ’49 Fund (Art Dept)

Elliott, Roderick R. ’38 Memorial Scholarship

F F F

Ellis, Milton Prize

Ellis-Young Engineering Scholarship

Emera Inc. Robert S. Briggs Engineering Scholarship

Emera Maine Power Systems Laboratory Fund

Emerick, Richard Endowment for the Hudson Museum 61,475

Emerson, Jerome A. and Hazel B. Agriculture Scholarship

55,923

58,634

Emerson, Jerome A. and Hazel B. Page Farm and Home Museum

1,099

1,252

Endowment

Principal

Market Value

Ferland, E. James and Eileen Engineering Excellence Scholarship

398,750

413,716

33,842

Fernald, Cyrus F. and Emily S. Fund

103,219

184,586

25,000

26,119

20,219

31,442

Ferreira, Joanne Bodwell Civil Engineering Scholarship

20,000

22,024

114,864

362,277

Ferris, David A. ’71, ’78G and Susan W. Ferris Quasi-Endowment Fund

50,000

49,740

53,335

55,360

Ferris, Joseph L. Baseball Fund

8,565

12,079

Field, John E. ’64 Memorial Fund

Ellis, Jerry Scholarship

19,655

20,518

Files, Edward Scholarship

Ellis, Milton Memorial Fund

25,000

25,739

Files, Raymond L. and Fedora F. Scholarship

4,363

7,787

Fitzgerald, Hamalee Scholarship

12,408

15,418

Flagg, Warren W. and Hazel S. Flagg Scholarship

62,500

61,552

100,000

103,704

64,155

1,104

1,254

20,000

28,504

6,091

31,997

15,000

49,384

31,250

31,249

182,082

190,272

Flagg, Warren W. and Hazel S. Alumni House Fund

248,970

275,933

Flagg, Warren W. and Hazel S. Alumni House Fund II

123,578

136,973

Flaherty, Beatrice P. Scholarship

20,000

21,762

Flaherty, Joseph V. Scholarship

10,000

17,774

Flaherty, Michael I. ’72 and Ellen P. Flaherty ’71 (Library) Fund

35,000

37,316

Flaherty, Virgil E. Scholarship

20,000

21,762

Flanders, Berton E. Scholarship

10,423

20,185

Flanders, Dale and Julia Engineering Leadership Scholarship

Emery, Harry A. ’06 Scholarship

100,391

194,542

Emery, Philip H. and Sylvia M. Emergent Needs Fund 121,430

155,944

Emery, Philip H. Sr. Scholarship

35,605

99,896

Emple, Joseph and Mollie Scholarship

12,078

34,640

Fletcher, Elizabeth M. K. Healthcare Scholarship

Employee Assistance Program

3,482

5,816

Flint, Deacon Ephraim Scholarship

38,083

125,308

Engel, Rachel W. Scholarship

17,946

49,182

Fogg, Harry W. Scholarship

94,836

184,014

Enos Family Scholarship

1,000

Fogler Library Building Addition

21,000

35,127

Epstein, Harry H. and Ida E. Scholarship

3,321

9,462

Fogler Library Endowment Fund

82,941

203,584

Erikson ’43, Gordon I. and Dorothy B. Erikson ’42 Family Scholarship

10,000

9,931

Fogler Library Friends Endowment

2,432

2,924

Erikson, Gordon I. and Dorothy B. Scholarship in Memory of Arthur H. Porter, Sr. and Dorothy V. Porter

Fogler Library Friends Quasi-Endowment

76,821

111,733

F 29,592

30,597

Fogler, Henry H. ’43 and Mary Moynihan ’43 Scholarship

47,363

49,044

Fogler, Raymond H. ’15 Development Fund

25,000

35,888

Erskine, Fred S.N. Scholarship

Etter, Howard and Bertha Scholarship

35,000

36,142

200,132

206,115

8,497

28,263

10,212

10,417

Fogler, Raymond H. ’15 Library Endowment

14,941

15,671

Fogler, Raymond H. Library Acquisition Fund

7,765

28,618

7,000

10,704

Eustis, Dick and Libby Scholarship

95,000

98,902

Evans, Laurence and Elizabeth Taylor Evans Fund

11,062

11,952

Foley, George L. and Elizabeth Y. Scholarship

13,855

For Mike and Maine Scholarship

79,170

83,003

38,830

44,753

Ford, Clara Brookline-Newton Charitable Trust

34,608

117,048

4,414

66,333

Forensics Club Quasi-Endowment Fund

2,625

3,243

Forest Stewardship Quasi-Endowment

19,239

48,405

Evans, Marguerite and Harry B. Memorial Scholarship

Evans, Weston S. Scholarship

Everett, George D. Fund

5,500

Everett, Vaughn Beveridge Fund

919,630

1,003,630

Everman, Welch D. and Katherine L. Major Memorial Travel Fund for Writers and Tutors

Fort Kent Future Farmers Scholarship

2,444

13,027

20,500

21,459

Foster Student Recreation and Fitness Center

1,000

1,145

Fairchild Semiconductor Quasi-Endowed Scholarship

17,428

26,941

Fairchild Semiconductor Scholarship

108,299

116,648

Foster, Bion and Dorain Alumni House Endowment Fund

185,050

193,499

Foster, Bion and Dorain Student Innovation Center Fund

7,000

7,291

Foster, Ella Somerville Scholarship

1,211

6,165

Foster, Robert H. ’56 Scholarship

Foster, Walter H. III Fund

Foundation Directors’ Fund

Founders’ Endowment Fund

F S F F

Fales, Otis G. Scholarship

10,369

4H Farm Credit Endowment

72,120 33,703

Farmer, Harold E. Scholarship

161,007

173,489

Farnsworth, Edith A. Scholarship

5,000

16,911

Farrington, Joseph Rider Scholarship

2,445

10,811

Faulkner, Alaric Scholarship

8,355

9,080

Faulkner, William T. Fund

32,394

90,778

Fenn, Herbert K. and Charles K. Memorial Fund

53,411

162,740

Ferguson, Roy K. Jr. Scholarship

166,511

817,078

Ferguson, Virginia and Roger New England Section Scholarship

60,150

63,031

20,193

20,466

150,328

164,750

119,500

132,054

Fournier, Richard P. Jr. Memorial Scholarship

19,840

20,662

Fox, John Bayley Endowed Scholarship

10,500

38,410

Franco-American Centre General Endowment

1,991

2,215

Franco-American LeForum

1,153

4,348

71,345

Inspired to Give

“TIAA-CREF was pleased to sponsor several special events as part of UMaine’s 150th celebration. We are grateful for our partnership with the university and its employees.” Mark Woods, Relationship Manager for TIAA-CREF

Inspired by UMaine’s 150th celebration TIAA-CREF is a full-service financial services company that helps many UMaine employees prepare for their retirement. TIAACREF sponsored several of the University of Maine’s 150th celebration activities, including the installation of President Susan J. Hunter, Ph.D., a dinner in her honor, and the Honors College Distinguished Graduate Lecture featuring Mark Haskell ’82. Haskell spoke on the topic of “Federal Regulation of Oil and Natural Gas: Thirty Years of Shifting Regulatory Paradigms, Broken Crystal Balls and Conflicting Policy Priorities.” A graduate of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and the Honors program, Haskell is a partner in the D.C. law firm Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft. He and his wife recently established a scholarship at UMaine.

Mark Haskell ’82, Honors College Distinguished Lecturer, 2015

University of Maine

2015 Endowments/Holdings Endowment

Principal

Market Value

Endowment

Francoeur, Greg Memorial Scholarship

212,819

234,247

Gershman-Tewksbury ’77, Dr. Melaine Scholarship

Franklin, Lynn Memorial Folklife Fund

4,617

4,818

Getchell, Harold and Mary Fund

Fraser, Jessie L. Fund

Frazier Family Scholarship

Freedman, Louis J. Forest Management Award

Freeman, Stanley L. and Patricia Smith Ranzoni Belief Scholarship

French Graduate Student International Study Scholarship

Frenning, Mary W. University of Maine Hutchinson Center Scholarship

12,700

13,045

Friends of Music Endowment

17,972

22,737

Frost, Frederick H. Scholarship

11,104

79,373

Frost, Walter O. Scholarship

110,014

134,838

Fuehrer, Robert and Sharon Library Scholarship

33,625

36,483

Fuehrer, Sharon Ward and Robert C. Scholarship

28,625

29,711

Furet, Carol Morton Scholarship

2,500

4,186

GAC Chemical Scholarship

7,500

7,700

Gagnon, Lionel and Germaine Memorial Fund

105,860

107,723

Galasso, Lilianna M. ’92 Memorial Scholarship

10,000

Gallagher, Wilfred and Amy Scholarship

Gallant, John and Lynn Scholarship

Gallant, Rodney E. Memorial Scholarship

S F P

Gardiner, Frank J. Scholarship

Gardiner, Margaret Forestry Management Fund

Gardiner, Margaret School of Forest Resources Fund 168,093

Gardiner, Margaret Woodlands Operation Fund

Gardner Family Scholarship

Gardner, Angus J. Scholarship

Gardner, Salomie and Eulalia Fund

Garnache, Suzanne Wilke Scholarship

Gay, Carol and George New England Section Scholarship

5,119

8,110

Getty Archaeological Studies Fund

11,992

14,189

Geyer, Mary French Scholarship

6,805

18,540

Gibbs, Frederick D. ’18 Scholarship

Giddings, Edwin L. Professorship in Forest Management

Gilbert, Charles E. Loan Fund

F F P

Gilman, Isaac and Charles Scholarship

Gilmore Scholarship

Gilmore, Carol Memorial Service Award

21,137 20,000

22,228 22,659

Principal

Market Value

23,647

24,716

691,735

724,414

11,025

27,045

9,537

27,230

15,941

21,260

100,000

198,034

11,503,753

12,461,606

Gilbert, Fred A. Scholarship

2,070

2,673

Gilchrist, Ruth W. ’51 Fund

5,613

6,133

10,001

77,225

578,361

603,850

2,922

2,965

Gilpatrick, Arlo E. ’40 Engineering Excellence Fund

238,146

278,295

Gilpatrick, Arlo E. ’40 Engineering Scholarship

238,146

276,637

Ginn, Adah Patch and Clifford Spruance Patch Scholarship

512,985

536,126

Ginn, Adah Patch and Jean Spruance Patch Scholarship

11,261

Ginsberg, George S. Memorial Fund

37,844

91,668

Giordano, William C., M.D. Scholarship

550

668

Giordano, William M. and Cynthia A. Fund

4,505

4,889

Girl Scouts of Maine Sarah J. Medina Scholarship

Gannett, Charles H. Scholarship

72,166

213,815

Glanville, A. Douglas Research and Scholarship

16,820

17,638

Gannett, James Adrian Scholarship

19,733

42,025

Glatfelter, P. H. III Scholarship

10,000

60,191

10,259

68,852

Gledhill, Ada M. Scholarship

30,171

46,481

117,818

123,192

Glenn, Tamela Scholarship

26,600

26,435

1,105

1,734

100,002

108,023

80,922

105,220

7,923

8,406

16,461

17,206

176,022

Glomb, John W. Scholarship

12,400

21,259

84,046

88,016

Godfrey, Dr. Noel D. Scholarship

15,797

39,547

962

965

Godfrey, Joline Scholarship

10,469

71,474

Godfrey, Noel Davis Scholarship

1,500

1,597

15,000

37,774

7,117

32,786

Golden M Athletic Award

1,500

2,281

20,533

28,911

Golding, Robert Nathaniel Memorial Award

14,488

30,049

Goodfriend, Paul Louis Scholarship

10,839

14,861

3,000

3,356

Goodwin, Carroll C. Scholarship

47,083

48,964

10,394

11,583

Goodwin, Lloyd E. ’34 Scholarship

10,232

10,856

Gay, Dora I. Scholarship

Genco, Dr. Joseph M. Scholarship

500

Gorham Savings Bank Continuing Scholarship

20,000

21,474

Genco, Helen Horner Scholarship

11,000

15,311

Gorham Savings Bank Scholarship

33,034

34,324

General Fund

1,526

7,608

Geomatics Society of New England Section Ellsworth V. Stanley Surveying Engineering Technology (SVT) Scholarship 42,453

Gorman, James W. and Maureen Mechanical Engineering Fund

498,103

915,533

Gorrill, William R. Civil Engineering Scholarship

34,852

37,716

Gorrill-Palmer Soil Mechanics Laboratory Fund

100,000

104,514

Gottesman, D. Samuel Scholarship

10,259

63,808

Gould and Scammon Fund

13,616

36,921

10,000

30,873

62,088

George, Catherine F. Scholarship

1,000,000

1,009,113

Georgia-Pacific Corporation Forestry Scholarship

30,000

33,960

Gerke, Andrew Memorial Sigma Phi Epsilon Scholarship

30,625

33,270

Gould, Charles B. Fund

151,831

153,888

Gould, Fred H. and Alice V. Scholarship

1,153

4,490

25,000

26,169

Gould, George P. and Antoinette Gould Torrey Fund

6,017

12,675

Germick, Rose Whitmore ’38 Scholarship

Gerrish, Harold A. Doc Athletic Scholarship

Gerrish, Harold A. Doc Physics Scholarship

25,000

26,169

Gould, George Parker Scholarship

Gerrity, J. Frank II Scholarship

139,000

145,234

Gould, Ralph A. and Hazel H. Scholarship

Gerrity, Joe Warren ’09 Scholarship

142,374

155,487

Gould, Roger D. ’52 Senior Design Project Innovation

Gerry, Dr. Richard W. Sr. ’38 Fund

3,000

3,277

Gould, Stephen Legislative Memorial Scholarship

Gerry, Harold R. Memorial Fund

150

180

Gershman, Professor Melvin Scholarship

24,468

25,544

Gould, Stephen Memorial Scholarship/ Psi Chapter Kappa Sigma

Gould, Steve Award

1,369

4,229

159,189

168,773

5,000

6,209

56,590

61,846

6,650

11,240

14,888

53,720

Inspired to Give

F S P 4H

University of Maine Foundation University of Maine System (Orono campus) University of Maine Pulp & Paper Foundation Maine 4-H Foundation

Endowment

Graduate Research and Development Fund

Graduate Student Government of the University of Maine Quasi-Endowment

Principal

11,543

Market Value

24,695

Endowment

Principal

Market Value

Hagan, Patricia Kittredge Fund

15,425

Hagopian, Martin Scholarship

15,468

16,150 46,976

106,756

131,819

Haines, Henry H. Scholarship Fund

68,649

89,980

25,591

115,611

Hale, David and Marion Young Scholarship

14,582

20,594

909

2,235

Hale, Eugene Scholarship

Grady, Steve Perpetual Memorial Endowment Fund

Graffam, Pearl R. Scholarship

Graham, Edward M. Scholarship

13,607

85,697

Graham, Lawrence and Muriel Alumni House Fund

76,479

81,102

Grant Family Scholarship

10,219

31,584

Grant, Donald A. Professorship in Mechanical Engineering

466,487

553,880

1,883

10,000

Hale, Frederick Fund

25,000

72,173

Halkett, James E. and Geraldine I. Scholarship

10,640

11,137

Hall, Chenoweth Scholarship

78,748

82,170

Hall, Clifton A. Scholarship

38,244

87,188

Hall, Doug and Deborah Great Aspirations! Fund

50,000

52,922

Hall, Edward C. ’48 and Dorothy Moran Hall ’43 Scholarship

Grant, Judith Dawn Memorial Scholarship

16,219

18,890

Grant, Judson “Bud” and Bette Football Scholarship

20,000

22,158

16,000

16,659

Grant, Judson “Bud” and Bette Grant Scholarship

21,000

27,374

Hall, M. Bradford Scholarship

16,581

36,503

Grant, Margaret L. Scholarship

51,167

53,510

Hallee, Jerome P. and Pauline D. Scholarship

51,659

53,865

Graton, Claude D. Prize

1,270

1,593

Halliday, Charlotte Elkin Scholarship

8,768

10,360

Graton, Claude Dewing Prize

144,130

Halstead, John R. and Kathleen A. Family Scholarship

5,341

8,671

Graves, Elizabeth W. Fine Arts

311,391

496,701

Ham, Everett G. Scholarship

1,049

3,467

Graves, Harry E. Scholarship

33,960

42,900

Hamblen, George W. Fund

38,298

85,564

Gray, Dr. Philip L. Scholarship

115,585

169,335

Hamilton, Henry Fairfield Fund

50,000

154,366

Gray, George R. and Norma M. Buchanan Alumni House Fund

25,000

30,663

Hamilton, Susan and Philip Humanities Fund

2,000

2,022

Gray, George R. ’50 and Norma M. ’52 Perennial Garden Fund

10,000

13,949

Hamilton, Wayne A., P.E. Civil Engineering Scholarship

204,550

211,170

Hamlet, Robert C. Fund

1,305

4,027

Hamlin, George O. ’00 Scholarship

1,500

4,667

Hamm, Alton ’38 and Adelaide Campus Activity Fund

1,526,840

1,659,300

Hamm, Alton ’38 and Adelaide Student Design Project Lab Fund

100,000

108,240

497,041

541,256

F F

Gray, Norma Mooers and George R. Scholarship

120,960

126,649

Gray, Philip L. and Harriet Conley Gray Scholarship

275,531

384,495

Gray, Rena Sawyer and Kelsey Clement Gray Scholarship

10,000

11,327

Great Falls Scholarship

Great Northern Paper Co. Scholarship

Green Endowment Fund

Green Lake Fund

5,000

5,531

18,222

112,826

Hamm, Alton S. and Adelaide B. Scholarship

150

222

Han, Julia and S.T. Chemical Engineering Fund

20,000

30,691

245,356

260,520

Han, S.T. Memorial Scholarship

27,820

55,265

Greene, Edith L. Scholarship

86,862

243,030

Hancock County Alumni Association Scholarship

Greene, H. Wilson Scholarship

12,000

16,406

Hanger, Jane Gerry Chase Scholarship

Greenlaw, Edward P. Scholarship

55,393

122,334

Greenlaw, Lacy Memorial Scholarship

2,350

2,558

Greenwood, George W. and Abbie M. Civil Engineering Scholarship

17,000

17,704

Hans, Lois V. Scholarship

Greep, Abel A. and Adelaide S. Scholarship

10,692

77,084

Hanscom, Jane Longo Scholarship

Greig, William and Emily Memorial Scholarship

25,000

26,521

Hansen, Don Memorial Lectureship Fund

Grenfell, Clarine Coffin ’32 Student Poetry Prize and Poetry Speaker Fund

Hanson Family Fund

14,124

15,218

19,083

21,966

Hanson, Anne G. Scholarship Fund

12,388

12,124

2,639

11,518

Hardison, Allen Crosby Scholarship

40,829

130,335

325

417

Hardison, Helen C. Scholarship

16,087

51,349

7,848

39,296

Hardy, Malcolm D. PaCEsetter Endowed Scholarship

100,002

105,646

6,410

8,533

14,013

14,596

Hannigan Family Scholarship

11,735

32,331

Hannigan, William J. III ’11 Memorial Scholarship

15,025

15,277

5,500

29,516

27,500

29,100

6,399

7,539

Griffee, Fred Memorial Award

Griffin, Henry L. Prize Fund

Griffin, Henry L. Scholarship

Griffin, Lucy F. Scholarship

10,000

30,990

Hardy, Sandra E. Theatre Scholarship

5,268

5,192

Griffin, Ralph H. Memorial Scholarship

48,865

55,740

Harmon, Evelyn Scholarship

11,400

15,949

Grindle, Michael E. Scholarship

37,650

68,870

Guesman, Arthur O. Memorial Scholarship

19,210

20,573

Harmon, Perley F. ’19 and Ella F. Memorial Scholarship

48,415

50,613

Guice, John Lawrence Scholarship

25,100

27,526

Harper, Thomas D. Scholarship

6,975

7,630

Gunn, Cora Mae (Shaw) ’09 Distinguished Scholars Award

Harriman, Alonzo J. Scholarship

4,418

13,480

14,615

24,115

Harriman, John Philip Scholarship

500,000

533,012

Harrington, Donna Graves ’48 Scholarship

23,791

23,846

Harrington, Dr. Avery and Carolyn Native American Scholarship

61,444

62,637

Harris, Charles M. Fund

34,976

71,961

F S

Gunther Engineering Surveying Engineering Technology (SVT) Scholarship

19,890

19,805

Gushee Scholarship

20,000

61,746

Haber, Peter Jr. Scholarship

University of Maine

10,000

22,482

2015 Endowments/Holdings Endowment

Principal

Market Value

Endowment

Higgins, Richard and Jean Materials Testing Laboratory

18,680

Higgins, Royal G. Jr. Fund

7,410

45,657

49,624

22,500

24,212

Harris, James W. II ’41 and Barbara Ashworth ’41 Scholarship

14,750

16,511

Harris, President Abram W. Award

15,476

Harrison, Elizabeth T. Bearce and Oliver W. Scholarship

6,984

Harrison, Hazel M. ’48 Fund

Hart, Gerald F. and Marjorie T. Hart ’38 Fund

Hart, James Norris Scholarship

7,469

23,158

Hart, Peter E. Scholarship

14,000

19,547

Hartgen, Vincent A. Art History Travel Award

17,885

31,805

Harvey Family Scholarship

70,285

73,278

Haskell, Kenneth R. ’30, ’31 Scholarship

15,000

23,926

Haskell, Robert N. and Gladys M. Stetson Scholarship 16,800

23,042

Haskell, Robert N. ’25 Power Engineering Professorship

Haskell, Robert N. Scholarship

Haslam, Jina Memorial Scholarship Fund

Principal

110,025

Market Value

112,180

7,760

25,259

Highlands, Ramona P. Phi Mu Scholarship

229,645

260,283

Highlands, Matthew E. and Ramona P. Food Science and Human Nutrition Scholarship

115,330

124,402

Highlands, Matthew E. and Ramona P. Mathematics Scholarship

115,030

124,081

Hilborn Memorial Research Fund in Plant Pathology

4,156

7,363

Hill, Arthur St. John Fund

4,955

6,253

Hill, Elizabeth C. and Richard C. Fund

50,886

68,610

Hill, Frederick W. and Marianne Scholarship

704,144

3,863,771

Hill, Kathleen R. Scholarship Hill, Richard C. and Elizabeth C. Hill Family Fund

7,500

8,473

473,279

515,830

250,000

297,758

57,297

171,670

109,785

128,572

Hill, Richard Professorship in Mechanical Engineering

254,600

456,838

Hastings, James W. Family Fund

45,318

79,162

Hill, Roger B. Scholarship #1 (Merit)

100,000

198,034

Hastings, James W. Family Scholarship #2

32,580

34,050

Hill, Roger B. Scholarship #2 (Athletic)

100,000

198,034

Hatch, Elise R. Memorial Fund

3,390

10,538

Hill, Roger B. Scholarship #3 (Engineering)

100,000

191,240

Hathaway, Arthur C. Family Fund

5,330

5,403

Hill, Roger B. Scholarship #4 (Humanities)

100,000

170,898

Hathorne, Philip R. Scholarship

8,729

47,253

Hill, Roger B. Scholarship #5 (General)

26,987

46,058

Hauck, Arthur A. and Gladys R. Fund

49,002

74,680

Hill, Wilson A. and Mylissa K. Scholarship

68,882

90,847

Hauck, President Scholarship

8,006

14,140

Hills, Linnie P. Fund

10,867

31,013

Haverlock, Joseph L. and Miriam A. Scholarship

46,531

47,192

Hilton, William Fund

Hayes, Kenneth P. Memorial Scholarship

3,015

4,192

Hilton, William R. and Mary C. Fund

Hayes, Mark S. Music Scholarship

5,978

11,294

Hinkley, Philip J. Scholarship

Hayes, Mary Christine and Paul E. Memorial Scholarship

Hitchings, George P. Memorial Scholarship

35,150

37,981

Hockey Athletic Scholarship Hodes, Mary R. Student Loan Fund

Haynes, Frank L. Graduate Student Award

47,829

53,071

Hayward, Oliver G. Scholarship

12,415

74,058

Hodgdon, Kenneth W. Fund

7,493

9,453

Hodgdon, Paul E. Scholarship

500,000

660,450

Hodgkins, Herbert O. Lobster Research Hogan Family Alumni Support Fund

Hazen, Hollis M. and Verna A. Hazen Scholarship

Head Football Coach Career Achievement

6,145

18,713

24,790

29,531

1,705

2,124

13,050

13,930

3,225

3,849

604,570

604,579

2,300

7,455

10,929

73,411

5,321

5,640

28,451

29,264

Heal Family Scholarship

11,366

16,052

Heald, Kathleen M. Scholarship

10,000

10,610

Holden, Harold (II) Scholarship

26,439

40,863

Holden, Harold (III) Scholarship

11,641

35,553

Healy, Edwin D. and Claudette

12,000

16,948

Healy, Jack Scholarship

14,375

14,495

Holden, Harold Scholarship

11,369

72,565

Holden-Brado Scholarship

526,366

551,213

15,000

21,184

535,591

493,315

10,099

14,245

222,620

230,867

Holland, Hugh G. (Dutch) Scholarship

37,878

41,836

Holmer, Ellen W. Scholarship

6,327

7,884

Holmes, David Dunlap Scholarship

205,264

1,058,931

Holmes, Jane Fund

4,888

26,061

11,700

12,333

Healy, John J. Sr. and Helen C. Scholarship

Heanssler, Basil and Harriett Lobster Institute Fund

Hebrew Ladies Aid Society Fund

Helmke, John Memorial Scholarship

Hemingway, Helen B. Memorial Fund

Hemphill, Lillie C. Scholarship

Henderson, Richard W. ’44 Engineering Physics Fund

Herbarium Fund

73,686

94,131

Herbert, Joseph F. Maine Business School Scholarship

246,162

52,186

54,463

201,947

275,320

Holmes, Ralph M. Scholarship in Physics

14,204

42,838

Holmes, Robert J. and Virginia T. Presidential Scholarship

13,964

18,947

Holt, Fred E. and Helen B. Scholarship

32,855

55,722

200,854

Holt, Master Sergeant Thelma M. ROTC Scholarship

25,600

26,412

Homola, Richard L. Mycological Herbarium Fund

96,178

103,888

Herbolzheimer, Phyllis and Fred Jr. Scholarship

12,680

41,490

Hercules Incorporated Scholarship

10,166

24,045

Honors College Aspiration Scholarship Honors College Endowment

Heuer, John H. Scholarship

17,434

105,765

Hickey Family Elementary Education Scholarship

30,600

31,797

Honors College Legacy Fund Hooper, William Gordon and Laura Snow Scholarship

4,869

5,882

52,901

67,192

4,099

4,064

52,419

54,085

Hickey Family Scholarship

28,270

39,622

Higer, Benjamin Memorial Scholarship

19,131

82,010

Hoover, Professor William Fund

30,000

30,811

47,048

Horan, James F. Memorial Scholarship

12,935

13,061

Higgins, Edna L. Fund of the University of Maine

12,891

Inspired to Give

F S P 4H

University of Maine Foundation University of Maine System (Orono campus) University of Maine Pulp & Paper Foundation Maine 4-H Foundation

Endowment

Principal

Market Value

Endowment

Principal

Market Value

Horner, William R. and Suzanne R. Scholarship

24,912

27,091

Hyland, Caroline and Fay Scholarship

Horsman, Ruth Higgins ’45 Scholarship

10,000

10,611

Hyland, Fay Arboretum Fund

Hosmer, Thomas P. ’58 Design Engineering Center

602,316

631,865

Hyland, Fay Fund

11,789

15,075

Hosmer, Thomas P. Fund

8,422,241

9,116,236

Hyman, Carole L. Scholarship

20,496

21,102

Hosmer, Thomas P. Scholarship in Mechanical Engineering

Ibbotson Library Fund

690,649

1,105,559

575,000

603,651

Ibbotson, Louis T. Fund

55,105

61,844

12,963

12,905

Ilse, Linda Marie Wildlife Ecology Scholarship

10,000

10,387

Ingalls, Everett P. Scholarship

10,393

78,054

Innes, Donald W. ’43 Scholarship

International Biological Conservation Fund

International Students Association Team ’05–’06 Scholarship

Houghton Family Honors Program Fund

Houghton, John W. ’42 and Muriel E. ’44 Memorial Scholarship

Houghton, Lloyd and Villa Fund

Houseweart, Mark W. Award

Houston, George L. Forestry Fund

Houston, George L. Fund

Hovey, Christopher Fund to Support the Ann Taylor Hovey Butterfly and Hummingbird Garden

8,410

11,269

157,011

164,637

42,524

121,759

102,000

180,778

20,695

21,330

226,542

325,887

5,419

5,907

6,150

14,213

200,756

210,152

12,036,931

12,154,704

Ipsen, Wiebke and Marli Weiner Memorial Scholarship Fund

41,315

48,335

7,859

8,207

Irons, Fred H. Scholarship

23,783

28,283

Hovey, Christopher J. Alumni House Endowment

10,587

11,103

Irving Chair for Forest Ecosystem Management

1,000,000

1,047,366

Hovey, Francis J. Memorial Scholarship

8,167

40,078

Ives, David W. ’79 and Pamela Burch ’80 Scholarship

25,986

35,924

Howard, Will R. Scholarship

4,127

15,344

Ives, Ruth Livingston Memorial Fund

22,178

37,374

Howe, Jim ’69 Memorial Scholarship

4,018

4,616

Ives, Sandy and Bobby Fund

16,851

16,500

Howes, Leroy F. Scholarship

35,737

38,556

Ives, Sandy Folklore and Oral History Endowment

153,760

163,217

Hoyt, Mary L. Mathematics Memorial Fund

7,180

20,153

Jackman, Laura Hodgins and Percy E. Memorial Fund

10,817

12,112

Huang, Raymond L. and Florinda F. Scholarship

72,767

72,388

Jackson, Eunice M. Memorial Fund

Huber, Nancy Scamman Nontraditional Student Endowment

11,850

11,875

Hume, Robert M. Scholarship

16,955

44,464

Humphrey PaCEsetter Scholarship

53,000

58,523

Humphrey, Doris Roberts, H. Lawrence, George Lawrence and Barbara 4-H Scholarship Endowment

Humphrey, George L. Poultry Fund

25,987

26,918

Jacobs, Mike Scholarship

10,083

64,809

Jacobs, Stephen and Isabel ’44 Scholarship

61,350

61,597

Jacobson, George L. Jr. Quaternary and Climate Studies Fund Jacobson-Loring Art Fund

7,000

7,740

221,647

290,629

10,000

11,863

2,200

8,677

Jalbert, Maurice J. Scholarship

Jean, Raymond A. ’65 and Louise C. Scholarship

Jenkins, Chester A. Fund

9,591

18,257

Jenkins, James D. and Anne Witham Scholarship

24,000

26,869

Jenness, Lyle C. Scholarship

12,610

76,895

Jensen, Laurits C. and Dorothea Scholarship

65,133

76,560

Jewett Brothers Scholarship

20,000

22,313

Jewish Community Council of Bangor

195,120

215,028

Jewish Community Endowment Associates Endowment Fund

307,901

327,565

Humphrey, Wallace “Bud” Memorial Scholarship

10,821

14,667

Hunter, M. Perry Jr. ’52 Alumni Association Endowment Fund

135,314

131,696

Hunter, M. Perry Jr. ’52 Fund for the Foster Center for Student Innovation

107,538

109,622

4,220

Jacobs, Brenda and Larry Scholarship

3,000

6,308

12,240

165,000

172,477

Hunter, M. Perry Jr. ’52 Fund for the Innovative Media, Research and Commercialization Center 107,538

109,622

Hunter, Perry ’52 Product Development Fund

126,052

121,565

Hunter, President Susan J. Fund

50,435

50,089

Hunting Family Scholarship

10,100

19,618

Joachim, Herman L. Scholarship

109,478

259,948

Huntoon, Charles R. Scholarship

10,250

18,550

Joachim, Otto/Richard Lauftman Scholarship

10,000

32,705

Hutchins Forestry Fund

610,341

1,218,048

Johnson, Al Power Scholarship

14,413

22,157

Hutchins, Burleigh Endowment Fund

1,370

5,330

Johnson, Dr. Robert S. Scholarship

10,926

11,396

Hutchins, Curtis M. Professorship in Forest Ecosystem Management

Johnson, Kenneth A. Endowment Fund

1,236

5,713

Johnson, Marc A. Memorial Fund

8,535

8,941

Johnson, Mary A. ’55 Presidential Scholarship

15,690

17,776

Johnson, Nancy R. Memorial Prize

3,350

6,302

Johnson, William Whidden ’32 and Irene Johnson Rich Scholarship

18,462

19,260

Johnson-Marshall Scholarship

69,817

72,292

Johnstone, Dr. Anne Margaret Lecture Fund (Computer Science)

11,912

12,490

Johnstone, Dr. Anne Margaret Lecture Fund (Women’s Studies)

11,762

13,053

Jones, Carroll C. Scholarship

1,329

7,533

250,000

498,940

Hutchins, Curtis M. Scholarship

10,000

32,721

Hutchins, Curtis M. Scholarship (I)

11,086

41,019

Hutchins, Ruth Professorship in Forest Tree Physiology

250,000

498,940

30,255

33,354

Hutchinson Center of Belfast Endowed Scholarship

Hutchinson, Albert F. Scholarship

1,000

3,574

Hutchinson, Frederick E. and Dione W. Presidential Scholarship

53,166

58,483

Hutchinson, Frederick E. 4-H Scholarship

15,350

16,848

Hutchinson, Frederick E. ’53, ’58 and Dione W. ’54, ’71 Scholarship

University of Maine

11,348

11,897

Inspired by their undergraduate experience The David E. ’69 and Nancy L. (Hackett) ’71 Buker Scholarship Fund was established by a couple who shares fond memories of their undergraduate experience at the University of Maine, where they met. Their endowment benefits students in the School of Nursing and the School of Forest Resources. “We both trace our professional success and fulfillment, as well as our marriage, back to the years we spent in Orono,” says Nancy Buker.

“It’s a privilege to be able to give back to our alma mater, and to help future generations of students prepare for the career fields that have been so rewarding for us.” David E. Buker ’69

Nurses during a capping ceremony, 1959

Inspired to Give

F S P 4H

University of Maine Foundation University of Maine System (Orono campus) University of Maine Pulp & Paper Foundation Maine 4-H Foundation

Endowment

Principal

Market Value

Endowment

Principal

Jones, Charles E. ’78 Scholarship

17,630

20,419

Kidder, Frank E. Scholarship

Jones, Laurence A. Jr. Scholarship

29,619

30,903

Jones, Oliver L. and Harold L. Fund

10,970

36,354

Kilbride, Avis Chamberlain and Bernard J. Kilbride Scholarship Fund

35,000

40,046

Jones, Rendle A. ’65 and Patricia K. ’65 Honors Thesis Fellowship

Kilby, Lucy H. Scholarship

24,632

36,730

53,000

60,193

Killam Canadian Fund

27,990

28,985

Jones, Thomas Phelps Scholarship

36,671

92,792

Kimball, Harold V. Agricultural Sciences Scholarship

74,237

127,510

Jones, Una Greenlaw Fund

302,290

339,072

Kimball, Spofford H. Memorial Scholarship

Jones-Weston, Arthur and Evelyn Scholarship

10,000

17,774

King, Edie McVay Scholarship

Jordan, Edward C. Scholarship

10,283

65,893

King, Louis C. Scholarship

Jordan, Eugene A. Memorial Scholarship

3,774

11,414

King, Nellie Ruth Pillsbury Memorial Scholarship

Jordan, Kenneth Clark ’44 Scholarship

25,000

27,582

Kingsland, Earle B. Fund

Jordan, Maynard F. Fund

840,943

878,912

Kiran, Erdogan Endowment Fund

2,425

5,838

Jordan, Wesley D. Fund

17,520

45,494

Kirk, Nada Popovich Scholarship

10,000

14,123

Joy, Norwood F. and Edith D. Scholarship

5,005

7,273

Juckett, J. Walter Scholarship

Judson, Alan D. and Martha P. Scholarship

100,000

110,203

Kagan, Max Family Foundation Scholarship in memory of Irving Kagan

1,111

Market Value

5,705

2,426

6,396

19,075

19,793

16,000

16,550

373,165

394,558

12,079

34,836

22,527

23,584

Klein, Frederic W. ’48 Memorial Scholarship

116,089

550,522

10,700

15,089

Kleinschmidt Associates Civil Engineering Hydraulics Laboratory

Knapp, Jane Stinchfield Scholarship

20,099

22,881 29,268

39,860

119,534

Kneeland, Douglas E. Journalism Scholarship

28,101

Kaplan, Arnold and Bobby Prize

20,561

21,529

Kneeland, Henry Wilton ’02 Scholarship

44,275

45,550

Karter Family Scholarship

10,000

14,123

Knight, Frank A. Scholarship

27,000

38,132

Katahdin Forest Products Scholarship

8,000

8,771

Knight, Fred and Jane Forestry Scholarship

31,385

32,368

Kearns, William M. Jr. ’57 and Patricia Anne Kearns ’57 Scholarship for Maine Business School 14,100

Knight, Fred D. Scholarship

5,000

9,104

15,589

Knowlton, Charles E. Fund

330,706

1,185,842

Keating, Joseph S. ’12 Scholarship

50,000

67,266

Knowlton, Ralph G. Memorial Fund

31,129

43,085

Keating, Joseph S. and Ruth R. Scholarship

64,419

86,653

Keating, Ruth Robinson ’61 Scholarship

50,000

67,266

Knox-Lincoln Counties Women of Extension Virginia Massie and Carolyn Brown Scholarship

9,118

23,558

Kebo Bears Athletic Scholarship

11,726

16,233

Kolman, Vladek Kim Memorial Scholarship

4,347

9,358

Keef, Joseph E. Scholarship

22,180

64,670

Kopel, Byron E. Scholarship

263,500

284,152

Keefe Family Scholarship

2,000

1,990

Koplik, Perry H. Scholarship

10,741

68,600

Keene, Alfrede Ellis Scholarship

5,500

16,152

Keene, Charles E. Scholarship

198,652

196,384

Kopp, William Thomas and Frances Ellen Memorial Scholarship

11,150

11,727

196,384

Kornetsky, Conan H. Psychology Prize Fund

50,000

49,999

Kornetsky, Marcia Smargon Sociology Prize

52,500

53,932

Keene, Della R. Fund

198,652

Keep Maine Unique Sustainability Scholarship

22,000

23,904

Kelley, John F. “Jack” III Scholarship

15,350

15,364

Kosloff, Irving S. Scholarship

17,945

32,122

Krant, Patrice M. Outdoor Education and Leadership Fund

27,542

27,409

Kellogg, Thelma Louise Fund

17,080

77,949

Kelly, Abby Sargent Neese ’32 Creative Writing Scholarship

70,074

77,088

Krant, Patrice M. Travel Scholarship

37,699

40,064

7,800

7,804

Kraske Family Scholarship

50,466

71,273

25,000

35,461

Kraske, William H. Scholarship

44,215

135,842

11,078

Kritter, Julius H. Athletic Scholarship

92,851

96,710

Kritter, Julius H. Scholarship

67,037

123,081

Kelly, Brian Surveying Scholarship

Kendall, Ralph M. Scholarship/Equipment Fund

Kennebec Valley Alumni Chapter Scholarship

11,350

Kennedy, President Robert A. Senior Alumni Scholarship

32,846

35,040

Krueger, Professor George C. Memorial Fund

55,500

57,558

Kennedy, Ralph F. Memorial Fund

1,780

2,274

Kruse, Carl M. Scholarship

12,000

12,988

Kent, Benjamin C. Fund

6,068

18,817

Kupfer, Romaine Littlefield Geology Field Camp Fund

Kent, Cheri and Michelle Brichacek Scholarship

5,000

5,068

Kent, Frank H. and Katharine D. Scholarship

53,122

73,405

Kenway Corporation and the Kenneth Priest II, Michael Priest and Ian Kopp Families Polymer Matrix Composites Laboratory Fund

80,000

Kepware Digital Systems and Robotics Laboratory Fund 5,000

Kerr, Ethel G. Scholarship

Keswick, William B. Memorial Scholarship

Ketchum, Frank Wentworth ’41 Scholarship

Kezis, Alan College of Natural Sciences, Forestry, and Agriculture Student Emergency Fund

University of Maine

9,800

2,500

5,864

Kurrle, William F. Scholarship

17,412

29,766

Kurson, Sylvia M. Memorial Grant

11,906

24,395

Labby Family Award for Student Advancement Quasi-Endowment

2,000

2,034

85,300

Lacritz, Mac and Lillian Scholarship

2,500

8,530

5,068

Ladd, Doris Dow Scholarship

395,877

403,798

12,799

Ladd, Harland A. Scholarship

340,218

353,025

5,000

5,048

Lafayette Hotels-Black Bear Inn Scholarship

4,000

5,452

10,000

10,436

LaHaise, Thomas F. Jr. Scholarship

36,555

46,312

400

Laing, John Dana Memorial Scholarship

26,521

32,776

2015 Endowments/Holdings Endowment

Lambda Chi Alpha Three Stars Memorial Scholarship

Lambert Family Endowment Fund

Lambert Family Scholarship

Lamoreau, Fred L. Scholarship

Lamson, Byron and Sylvia Scholarship

F F

Principal

Market Value

Endowment

Principal

Market Value

11,100

10,833

Libra Professorship #4 (Engineering)

250,008

489,187

2,500

2,580

112,804

116,495

Libra Professorship #5 (Business, Public Policy and Health)

250,008

489,187

4,200

9,322

20,000

Libra Professorship #6 (Natural Sciences, Forestry, and Agriculture)

250,008

489,187

Lancaster, Linda N. Professional Development Fund

207,441

235,062

Libra Professorship #7 (Education and Human Development)

250,008

445,935

Landry, Olive B. and Barbara A. Dennett Scholarship

53,363

63,419

Libra Professorship #8 (UMaine)

250,008

416,450

Landscape Horticulture Fund

57,350

164,040

Libra Professorship #9 (Visiting)

252,257

413,638

Landscape Horticulture Scholarship

35,000

102,737

Libra Professorship #10 (Visiting)

252,257

413,638

Lanigan, William J. Fund

39,127

54,985

LaRochelle, Mary and Neil Scholarship

15,972

17,208

Lick, Dale W. and Marilyn K. Presidential Scholars Award

14,119

27,185

Larrabee, C. Frederic M.D. and Phyllis E. Memorial Scholarship

Limestone Future Farmers Scholarship

48,539

94,447

386,493

Lincoln, Donald C. ’25 Physical Education Scholarship 25,000

34,353

318,285

Laskey, Thomas P. ’53 Family Scholarship

86,581

97,585

Lindell, Wiljo M. ’40 Memorial Scholarship

43,246

51,185

Lathrop, Frank H. Scholarship

28,696

55,699

Lingley, Alfred B. Scholarship

47,560

97,282

Lathrop, Russell V. Athletic Scholarship

10,000

35,845

Linscott, Willard H. Scholarship

14,586

17,479

Latti, Michael B. ’56 and Georgia D. ’57 Basketball Athletic Scholarship

6,053

8,556

Lipphardt, Louis E. Sr. Mechanical Engineering Scholarship

Lawhorne, Richard C. ’68 Memorial Fund

16,073

19,397

Liscomb, Clark Noyes ’60 Prize Fund

Leach, Chester W. and Mabel Golden Scholarship

50,750

60,586

Litchfield, Herbert N. Scholarship

2,292

2,715

Leathers, Emery L. and Ada S. Memorial Fund

42,622

70,570

Littlefield, Lyle E. Ornamentals Trial Garden Endowment 34,712

36,037

Leavitt, H. Walter Scholarship

40,000

47,289

Littlefield, Lyle E. Prize

5,690

12,542

Leavitt, Ralph W. Sr. Scholarship

3,558

11,323

Littlefield, Waldemar V. ’42 and Jean G. Littlefield Fund 21,475

21,016

Lee, Carroll R. Scholarship

107,000

115,013

Livermore, Scott Page ’04 Fund

Leen, Stanley J. Jr. Scholarship

4,662

12,800

Lobster Institute Endowment Fund

Legatos ’55, Nicholas A. and Theodora Engineering Scholarship

31,250

31,249

Lobster Institute Klaus Sonnenberg Memorial Fund

2,250

2,230

Long Island Sound Lobster Fund

200,000

206,620

256,075

344,268

Lehman, Helen Penny Mitchell Social Work Fund

3,725

4,278

Leitch, Betsy Pullen ’55 and William R. Honors College Fund

Long, Malcolm G. ’32 Professor of Civil Engineering

13,000

13,100

Longo, Michael G. and Gale E. Scholarship

Leonard, Edward D. III ’65 Lecture Series Fund

49,000

55,006

Leonard, Herbert A. and Eleanor H. Scholarship

19,079

23,896

Leonard, Ralph E. and Anita S. Scholarship

48,529

50,111

Les Trois Amis Scholarship

46,700

Leveille, Richard R., V. Roland and Katherine W. Scholarship

Levensailor, Arthur E. Scholarship

S F F

Levenson, Harry A. and Maude Scholarship Levitan, Nathan Scholarship Lewis, Abraham J. and Doris Art Award

Libbey, Joseph A. Fund

Libbey, Joseph A. Scholarship

35,611

42,339

112,670

116,056

39,954

49,759

201,387

211,101

2,000

1,955

Lord, Arthur R. Fund

365,744

1,184,428

Lord, Frank J. and Ruth K. Scholarship

300,000

305,919

Lord, George E. ’24 and Louise ’25 Scholarship

50,557

54,188

48,508

Lord, Richard C. College of Engineering Faculty Salary Fund

50,000

51,301

63,408

68,432

Lord, Richard C. Scholarship

61,671

63,674

15,806

43,970

Loring, Ellen J. Museum Fund

224,615

233,447

15,546

Lorusso, Lyndon Paul Memorial Scholarship

300,000

313,375

175,084

Lovaas, Russell and Patricia Scholarship

20,900

21,805

1,981

Lovejoy, Kenneth C. Fund

1,325

7,758

50,000

52,420

10,328 151,994 1,500

7,031

9,134

Lowe, E. Nobles Scholarship

14,844

21,408

Lowell, Robert and Jean Fund

10,200

11,501

Lowry, Grey Memorial Scholarship

19,952

20,864 22,558

Libbey, Dr. Waldo “Mac” ’44 Professorship in Electrical and Computer Engineering

250,000

277,995

LSA Appreciation Scholarship

6,831

Libbey, Dr. Waldo “Mac” ’44 Swim Program Fund

10,000

11,012

Lucas, Professor Warren S. Fund

1,840

3,469

Libbey, Waldo M. Scholarship

13,734

26,119

Luce, Roger F. Scholarship

15,365

15,933

Libby, Lucien P. Scholarship

16,650

40,636

Libby, Merton E. ’48 Scholarship

Libby, Pres. Winthrop C./Reverend Pavlos T. Taiganides Award

Libby, Winthrop C. and Elizabeth T. Student Assistance Fund

2,000

7,872

Lucey, Ellen Shaw Scholarship

21,618

37,713

Lucey, Jeannine Emond Franco American Program Fund

27,758

27,127

9,826

15,670

Lucey, William S. ’61 Scholarship

21,000

23,270

Ludwig, Edward I. and Florence M. Scholarship

12,625

40,947

38,432

124,894

Lufkin, Linwood E. ’58 and Mabel S. Scholarship

25,000

27,481

250,008

493,980

Luke Family Scholarship

15,000

32,391

396,048

423,152

4,726

5,740

Libra Professorship #1

Libra Professorship #2

250,008

493,980

Lunder Scholars Fund

Libra Professorship #3 (Liberal Arts and Sciences)

250,008

529,666

Lurvey, Mildred E. Fund

Inspired to Give

F S P 4H

University of Maine Foundation University of Maine System (Orono campus) University of Maine Pulp & Paper Foundation Maine 4-H Foundation

Endowment

Principal

Market Value

Endowment

Principal

Lurvey, Robert G. Scholarship

10,058

27,592

Marble, Gerald C. Memorial Fund

Lurvey, Robert J. ’47 and Mildred E. Scholarship

88,324

92,134

March Family Peace Studies Scholarship

Lynch, Mary Simcock ’77 Clinical Nutrition Laboratory Fund

Marcho, Henry E. Scholarship

Lynch, Thomas E. ’38 Honors College Lecture and Seminar Fund

82,217

85,686

Lynch, Thomas E. ’38 Honors College Scholars Fund

82,217

85,686

Marino, Patrick P. Memorial Fund

Lynch, Thomas E. Faculty Club Quasi-Endowment

46,205

88,868

Lyons Family Endowment Fund

4,200

5,767

M Club Athletic Scholarship

60,208

62,771

Marrs, Gianna Scholarship Fund

4,175

4,098

MacBrayne Family Scholarship

10,566

32,210

Marsanskis, George G. ’48 Memorial Scholarship

8,750

11,786

Maccoby, Herbert Sociology Fund

23,688

23,722

Marsh, Harold P. Scholarship

111,011

344,224

MacDonald, Karl Merit Scholarship

105,000

234,538

Marshall, Stanley N. Jr. First Year Scholarship

10,500

14,829

MacLean, Jean Fund

1,718

4,259

Marshall, Stanley N. Jr. Scholarship

52,823

108,228

MacLeod, Roland ’50 Hockey Scholarship

16,528

18,184

Martin, Fred L. Scholarship

110,003

222,275

Madigan Congressional Internship Fund

91,000

100,167

Martin, Guida W. and Ralph A. ’52 Scholarship

26,095

29,147

Madore, Robert W. ’54 Scholarship

394,409

410,771

Martin, Robert W. Scholarship

13,516

19,596

Magnus, Nina Campbell Scholarship

20,630

31,742

Mason, Sara L. Fund

1,358

4,164

Massachusetts Association of Land Surveyors and Civil Engineers Scholarship

5,000

6,182

Master Gardener Fund

2,905

2,924

Masterman Family Scholarship

23,450

87,551

Mathieu-Story Scholarship

28,854

30,042

Matik North America Scholarship

10,000

32,721

Matthews, Larryl and Marie Fund

4,946

5,249

Mawhinney, Eugene A. Scholarship

49,220

49,976

53,507

51,709

49,755

4H Maine 4-H Foundation General Endowment F

55,702

1,406,502

1,991

20,000

20,878

Marden, Ralph C. and Loraine P. Fund

2,500

3,464

Marine Sciences Faculty Scholarship

7,200

7,278

12,907

16,040

Marquis, John F. Scholarship

72,246

137,468

Marquis, Maida B. Scholarship

69,747

132,573

4,266

824

Maine Animal Health Quasi-Endowment Fund for Equine Health and Welfare

451

1,886

Maine Animal Health Quasi-Endowment Fund for The Witter Center

Maine Beta Upsilon Chapter of Alpha Tau Omega Memorial Scholarship

32,423

93,095

Mayberry Fund

Maine Center for Sport and Coaching Endowment

26,700

27,874

Mayo, Flora Howard Fund

Maine Chapter of the Construction Financial Management Association Scholarship

Maine Christian Association Fund

Maine Council on Economic Education, Arthur M. Johnson Scholarship

8,150

10,850

Maine Extension Association Scholarship

6,541

29,055

Maine Hardwood Association Award

2,337

11,561

Maine High School Senior Baseball Classic

5,026

10,857

Maine Hockey General Endowment Fund

35,310

36,870

Maine Press Association Kay Hyatt Scholarship

2,875

3,314

Maine Scholars Achievement Award

58,245

81,629

Maine Section ASCE Scholarship

24,322

39,208

Maine Smart Grid Center Excellence Fund

100,700

110,096

Maine Society of Certified Public Accountants Scholarship

46,935

49,782

Maine Spirit Fund

28,268

32,012

Maine Steiners Vocal Music Scholarship

2,059

2,051

Maine Swimming and Diving Fund

287,408

312,334

Maine Vocational Rehabilitation Thank You Scholarship

Mangan Fund

Mangan, Thomas G. and John W. Scholarship

Mangan, Thomas G. Athletic Scholarship

Mangan, Thomas G. Discretionary Fund

Mangan, Thomas G. Scholarship

Manlove, George K. Scholarship

Mansfield, Everett Keith Scholarship

University of Maine

2,437

21,142

2,000

Maine Animal Health Quasi-Endowment Fund for Bioengineering

2,268

19,126

Market Value

2,000

2,324

McAlary, Elizabeth M. and Allan F. ’13 Scholarship

75,000

80,901

McBride, Col. James C. Distinguished Professorship in History

880,289

919,466

McCabe, Jane M. Memorial Horticulture Fund

13,591

14,251

McCabe, Thomas B. Scholarship

3,932

12,736

McClellan, Mary Floros Fund

5,280

5,603

McClure, David ’50 and Yoriko Alumni House Fund

72,206

68,055

McClure, John M. Scholarship

10,868

40,583

McClure, Melvin T. Scholarship

39,110

40,685

McClure, Yoriko Donor Advised Fund

201,454

204,183

McCluskey-Worthley Endowed Scholarship

McCobb, John L. Scholarship

McConnell, Dennis Professorship in Business

McConnell, William J. Jr. ’92 and Kelley Simpson McConnell PaCEsetter Scholarship

McCrum, Richard and Arlene Scholarship

71,667

84,932

McDonald, Manuel C. Scholarship

11,397

81,945

McDonald, Manuel C. Scholarship

16,899

103,087

14,937

McDonough, John and Claire Scholarship

41,185

41,788

104,731

McDougall, Robert B. ’84 Scholarship

17,772

19,178

179,209

187,236

McGowen, Neil W. and Barbara L. Scholarship

45,090

46,674

27,706

54,165

McIntire, Clifford G. Scholarship

4,264

13,115

338,130

350,299

McIntire, Smith C. and Charlene W. Scholarship

10,025

11,032

13,135

34,418

McKeown, Jamie Scholarship

39,100

41,064

14,123

McLaughlin, Michael A. Scholarship

25,000

25,058

3,750

4,782

11,470

76,767

McManus, Edward “Tim” ’54 and Barbara Fitzgerald Scholarship

348,902

311,619

40,000

39,790

256,591

269,472

8,500 100,370

10,000

3,400

3,426

15,001

46,504

248,670

314,332

12,000

12,279

2015 Endowments/Holdings Endowment

Principal

Market Value

Endowment

Principal

McNeary, Matthew and Esther Scholarship

24,500

26,859

Miller, Stacy R. and Evelyn P. Scholarship

McNeilly, Alvin H. University of Virginia Scholarship

36,000

38,834

Mills Family Scholarship

3,523

3,521

McNeilly, Alvin S. Advanced Engineered Wood Composite Center Fund

Milne, Alma Taylor Fund

40,805

111,818

21,500

22,466

Miner, Minnie K. Scholarship

39,171

140,466

McNeilly, Alvin S. Alumni Association Fund

10,000

11,046

McNeilly, Alvin S. Alumni House Fund

25,000

28,353

Minsky, Leonard and Renee Capital Fund for the Minsky Recital Hall

106,275

141,113

McNeilly, Alvin S. Baseball Scholarship

18,100

19,301

McNeilly, Alvin S. Collins Center for the Arts Fund

18,000

19,198

Minsky, Leonard and Renee Maintenance Fund for the Minsky Recital Hall

50,000

70,635

Minsky, Leonard and Renee Fund for the School of Performing Arts

213,273

237,532

Minsky, Norman Fund for Judaic Studies

484,629

525,446

Minsky, Renee Fund

Mirakentz, Claire T. Fund for Arts and Sciences

Mitchell, Frances Robinson Scholarship

10,315

Mitchell, Valerie J. Non-Traditional Student Scholarship 7,500 Mitiguy, Dana R. and Janice F. Scholarship

13,000

13,775 59,798

McNeilly, Alvin S. Engineering Fund

21,500

22,527

McNeilly, Alvin S. Pulp and Paper Scholarship

18,000

19,214

McNeilly, Alvin S. Quasi-Endowment Fund

162,288

159,326

McNeilly, Alvin S. Senior Skulls Fund

5,500

6,099

McNeilly, Alvin S. Student Innovation Center

8,500

8,437

McNeilly, Jennie Bridges Maine Christian Association Fund

9,500

16,321

Market Value

17,100

23,750

27,386

469,172

482,254

31,000

31,544 8,516

McPartland-Good, Sarah Scholarship

33,314

34,701

McQuaide, Marguerite E. Scholarship

2,994

10,404

McQuarrie Family Scholarship

16,325

23,228

Monroe, Merna M. Alpha Beta Chapter of Omicron Nu Scholarship 29,165

Meade, Jo Josslyn Studio Art Award

34,209

35,981

Monroe, Merna M. Alpha Beta Chapter of Omicron Nu Society Scholarship

8,123

20,134

Meader, Colonel Byron H. Scholarship

37,500

39,401

Moody, Dr. Arnold R. ’63 and Donna Rich Scholarship

22,000

23,827

Meder, Elsa M. Scholarship

133,608

244,900

Moody, Elsie C. Scholarship

48,081

134,134

Medical Technology Scholarship

3,594

5,741

Moody, James L. Scholarship

10,000

37,344

Meinecke, Carl Whitcomb Award

1,000

3,578

Moody, Norman and Avis Scholarship

35,028

35,842

Mendall, Howard L. ’31 Memorial Scholarship

13,795

20,844

Moody, Winship B. “Chip” Sr. Scholarship

30,050

34,759

Mendelson, Rebecca and Benjamin Memorial Scholarship

Moore, Albert Pat’s Pizza Endowment Fund

6,652

10,451

Moore, Winifred and Baxter Scholarship

10,022

14,155

Moores, Patricia and Alvina Teacher Scholarship

20,200

22,252

Moring, John Richard Prize in Aquatic Sciences

Morison, Frank P. Scholarship

8,022

25,845

449,377

470,372

Merchant, Charles H. and Katherine C. Scholarship

Merchants National Bank Fund

712

2,160

Merriam, Robert C. Scholarship

20,000

50,072

Merrill, Doris Paul ’22 and Bernice Stevens Smith ’22 Fellowship

Merrill, Florence Jane Scholarship

Merrill, Howard and Edith Alumni House Fund

Merrill, Howard and Edith Scholarship

66,263

69,387

Merrill, Howard W. Fund

54,650

54,388

Merrill, Karl H. Scholarship

7,474

17,364

Merritt, Alan F ’58. and Sheila M. ’66G Presidential Scholarship

59,500

Merritt, Daniel W. Scholarship

Merritt, Marion Farrington Memorial Fund

Metcalf, Peter and Brianne Family Scholarship

P P F

Metcalfe, William K. Scholarship Meyer, Charles A. and Lollo Scholarship Meyer, Marion Rich Waterman Fund

600

1,057

5,000

15,506

Morrill, Margaret Chase ’43 Civil Engineering Scholarship

96,242

102,123

Morrill, Margaret Chase Fund

11,100

11,553

Morris, Elizabeth A. Memorial Fund

19,561

22,493

Morris, Elizabeth A. Student Outreach Ministry Fund

53,956

66,560

Morrison, Dianne Research Scholarship

40,000

41,150

Morrison, Edward B. PaCEsetter Scholarship

36,065

38,290

64,545

Morrison, Franck P. Scholarship

10,000

59,326

49,703

Morrison, Louis H. Scholarship

8,154

12,014

34,515

75,334

Morton, Hugh H. Scholarship

195,986

305,478

2,000

2,027

Mountfort, Oscar W. Scholarship

74,936

166,949

99,953

Muller, George J. Scholarship

17,222

31,037

14,123

Mulvey, Mary C. Scholarship

78,290

81,883

28,308

Munson, Barbara Allen Scholarship

25,000

42,718

Munsungan Fund

135,930

148,281 66,627

3,000

3,465

10,000

15,969

5,783

6,413

15,000

17,195 10,000 21,230

Michaud, Charles F. ’63 and Valeda Raymond Michaud ’62 Scholarship

6,500

6,747

Murchison, David C. Scholarship

10,003

Michaud, Felix J. and Rose Anne Scholarship Fund

13,365

14,584

Murphy, Henriette C. Scholarship

33,408

39,092

MiddleOak Scholarship

55,696

103,890

Murphy, John M. Chair in Business

1,642,346

2,065,553

Miller, Alan Fund for Excellence in Communication and Journalism

Murphy, Marjorie R. Memorial Fund

16,045

16,384

44,473

44,785

Murray, Donald S. ’80 Memorial Fund

185,050

352,612

30,977

33,185

Miller, Harold R. Presidential Scholarship

Miller, Sanford and Joanne Collins Center for the Arts Fund

Miller, Sanford and Joanne Onward Program Scholarship

66,615

69,140

6,100

8,524

Murray, Joseph M. Scholarship

66,540

74,928

Murray, William A. Fund

42,551

116,355

Musgrave Scholarship Fund

50,761

54,500

Myatt, Charles Oliver and Margaret Mary Libbey Myatt Scholarship

30,000

31,864

Inspired to Give

“Donors like Mr. Moores help our students to avoid or mitigate loans, which pose a substantial financial burden for teachers who are just beginning their careers.” Susan Gardner, Interim Dean of the College of Education and Human Development

Inspired by a sister and mother The Patricia and Alvina Moores Teacher Scholarship Fund was established with a gift from Lawrence A. Moores ’65, in loving memory of his sister and mother, both of whom had long and distinguished careers as teachers in Maine’s rural public schools. The fund is set up to help students who have declared a sincere intention to teach elementary or intermediate school (grades K–8) in Maine. “Scholarships are very important to our students who aspire to teach in public schools,” says Susan Gardner, interim dean of the College of Education and Human Development. “His gift is very meaningful to our students and is a wonderful way to honor the professional dedication of his mother and sister.”

University of Maine

2015 Endowments/Holdings Endowment

Mykytiuk, Alexander Scholarship

Nalco Chemical Company Scholarship

Nalco Endowment Fund

Nalley, David L. and Matthew S. Reynolds Memorial Scholarship

Nanovic, Robert and Elizabeth Scholarship

Nash, Marian Carter Scholarship

Nason, B. Ross ’39 Scholarship

National Center for Student Aspirations General Endowment

Nauman, George V. Scholarship

P S F P F

Neal Memorial Scholarship Nealley, Calvin H. Scholarship Nealley, William Bowdoin Scholarship Neese, Elbert H. Sr. Scholarship Nelson, Dr. Cynthia Memorial Scholarship

Nelson, Laurel E. Scholarship

Nelson, Lucy B. and Otto H. Scholarship

Nelson, Robert W. Memorial Fund

Nelson, Stephen R. Memorial Scholarship

Principal

Market Value

Endowment

Principal

Market Value

5,460

10,182

Noyce, Elizabeth B. Merit Scholarship

70,351

97,250

10,750

19,547

5,000

5,400

Noyes, Richard W. and Shirley L. College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Fund

43,247

44,821

Nuite, Bradley AGR Scholarship

4,000

3,928

Nutter, William and Beatrice Fund

271,960

268,027

9,700

32,610

Nutting, Albert D. and Leone D. Forest Land Management Scholarship

Oak, Donald Fund

Oak, John M. Scholarship Prize

Ober, J. Larcom Fund #1 (Chair in Chemical Engineering)

31,765

Ober, J. Larcom Fund #2 (Forestry Fund)

689,552

Ober, J. Larcom Fund #3 (Presidential Scholars)

29,477

135

174

11,800

63,170

260,390

281,016

15,367

32,055

8,880

26,611

2,000,000

2,308,037

250,000

300,600

352,389

435,542

Ober, J. Larcom Scholarship

10,321

71,635

72,151

O’Brien, John A. “Gus” Scholarship

17,750

18,587

208,348

O’Coin, Bill Memorial Fund

10,850

15,438

O’Connell, James D. Scholarship

112,720

185,291

O’Connor, Raymond J. Memorial Fund

2,925

3,622

385

633

O’Connor, Timothy P. Memorial Fund

21,704

63,718

5,000

5,306

O’Day, Gerald and Eva Scholarship

768,398

798,676

O’Donovan, Dennis J. Scholarship

12,300

14,645

552,583

502,936

506

818

1,240,874

1,748,786

20,648 220,549 21,849 10,069 203,049

200

323

11,000

33,327

Ness, Edith T. Women’s Intercollegiate Athletic Scholarship

151,027

157,584

Offutt, Evelyn S. Scholarship

41,000

44,310

Neville, Fredrica Karber Memorial Scholarship

54,561

89,282

Olds, Corwin H. Scholarship

10,000

19,912

Neville, President Howard R. Discretionary Fund

19,963

44,777

Oliver, William A. Fund

Neville, President Howard R. Scholar-Athlete Fund

58,575

102,219

New Jersey Alumni Scholarship

30,269

32,431

New Jersey Black Bear Scholarship

27,860

30,107

New York Alumni Association Scholarship

5,852

15,685

F P F

Newdick, Richard and William Theatre Scholarship Newell, Lewis E. and Lucille D. Newell, Raymond F. and Celia Scholarship

126,500 15,299 200,000

1,346

1,374

Olmstead, George Jr. Scholarship

11,514

80,968

Olsen, Brooke Fund

45,430

47,337

Olver Associates, Inc. Environmental Microbiology Laboratory

90,000

97,947

131,289

Olympian Club of Kennebunkport Scholarship

55,620

59,911

21,607

O’Neil, Karen Thode ’70, ’73G Scholarship

25,000

27,534

198,436

Orchestra, University of Maine Endowment

8,732

9,264

Orcutt, Amos E. and Lola R. Alumni House Endowment 15,198

18,665

Orcutt, Amos E. and Lola R. Page Farm and Home Museum Fund

11,081

12,106

Newhall, Claudette and Gerald Scholarship

25,000

27,570

Next Generation Foundation Nontraditional Student Scholarship 400,000

408,898

Nichols, John W. Scholarship

24,639

30,231

Orcutt, Ralph Amos Scholarship

13,394

14,473

Nicholson, Arthur III Scholarship

11,786

12,299

Ornamental Horticulture Endowment

25,180

27,116

Nickerson, John M. University of Maine Scholarship 2,846,288

2,884,801

Orono Bog Boardwalk Endowment

179,266

185,438

Nickerson, John Mitchell Professorship of Political Science

Osborne, Owen O. Athletic Scholarship

100,000

101,355

Osher Scholars Fund

Nickerson, John Mitchell Quiet Room

10,000

10,135

Nickerson-Howard Fund

25,000

25,339

Nickolls, Steven K. Memorial Scholarship

15,376

30,218

Ouellette, Barbara A. Honors Thesis Fellowship Fund

Nissen, J. J. Scholarship

69,824

76,817

Nolan, John P. Sr. ’57, Janet H. ’57, John P. Jr. ’92 and Jennifer R. Scholarship

Outstanding Electrical Engineering Technology Sophomore Scholarship

10,000

10,102

Owen Family Graduate Fellowship in Wildlife Ecology

322,607

319,419

19,166

23,242

Owsley, Richard and Anne Collins Center for the Arts Fund

Nolde, John J. History Fund

Nolde, John J. Memorial Prize in History

7,153

9,729

1,000,000

1,238,621

Otis, Arthur B. Scholarship

269,925

281,771

Otis, James C. Scholarship

41,737

43,457

4,515

4,483

10,000

10,827

100

144

Normandeau, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sylvio Scholarship 10,153

10,772

4H Oxford County Endowment

Norris, Katherine Fund

25,142

4H Oxford County Pledge Account Endowment

21,150

4H Oxford County Scholarship

Norris, Thomas C. Scholarship

21,845 10,000

Northeast Division of PIMA Scholarship

10,283

68,435

4H Oxton Trust Endowment

Norton, Annie (P.) Memorial Scholarship

29,800

32,565

4H Oxton Trust Scholarship PaCEsetter Endowed Scholarship Fund

Norton, Doris Berry Travel Scholarship

36,852

44,471

Norton, George A. ’43 Mechanical Engineering Fund

34,500

37,351

PaCEsetter Scholarship Fund II

40,306

Packard, Ansel Alva Memorial Fund

Norton, George A. ’43 Scholarship

37,500

4,000

4,341 99,176 67,141 25,028 155,028 25,115

89,845

96,666

37,200

38,989

3,328

Inspired to Give

F S P 4H

University of Maine Foundation University of Maine System (Orono campus) University of Maine Pulp & Paper Foundation Maine 4-H Foundation

Endowment

F F

Principal

Market Value

Packard, Ira J. and Marietta Welch Fund for the Needy Persons of Searsmont, Maine

283,563

300,403

Packard, Ira J. and Marietta Welch Fund for the United Methodist Church of Searsmont, Maine

567,126

600,832

1,984,941

2,099,747

9,321

10,097

Packard, Ira J. and Marietta Welch Scholarship

Packard, Kate I. and Georgia Scholarship

Packard, Mansfield M. Scholarship

8,224

8,901

Page Farm and Home Museum Fund II

786,649

821,647

Page, Henry and Phyllis Page — Page Farm and Home Museum Fund

652,713

681,498

500

623

Endowment

Principal

Market Value

Peppard, J. William and Virginia H. Scholarship

Perch, Paul ’24 and Katherine Fund

9,219

9,782

225,176

273,401

Performing Arts Center Endowment Fund

15,670

45,555

Perkins, Anna F. Scholarship

13,238

30,820

Perkins, Hildegarde B. Fund

8,845

9,497

Perkins, Raymond E. and Hildegarde B. Perkins Fund

3,648

3,916

Perkins, Thomas Allen Medical Fund

55,494

143,110

Perley, Reverend Samuel S., Dr. Donald Coats Gates and Thomas Henry Matthew Gates Memorial Fund

138,000

137,331

Perry Family Scholarship

67,847

144,541

Petersohn, The Fritz Memorial Surveying (SVT) Scholarship

Page, James H. Fund

Page-Thompson Scholarship

12,581

12,877

7,935

8,419

Paine, Arnold Endowment Fund

4,456

9,161

Pettipas, J. William Memorial Scholarship

25,000

56,051

Paine, Gilbert Crosby Scholarship

16,080

71,052

Pfeiffer, Charles Leslie Memorial Scholarship

59,091

120,003

Paiste, Dillwyn and Catharine Scholarship

25,272

27,212

Phi Eta Kappa Endowment Trust

Palm, William H. Scholarship

15,400

32,571

Phi Kappa Sigma Scholarship

184,091

199,444

Palmer, Allen J. Mechanical Engineering Scholarship

10,798

11,602

Philbrook, Lawrence E. Family Scholarship

17,688

18,598

Palmer, Edward E. Scholarship

24,556

45,520

Phillips, Kenneth H. Scholarship

31,360

49,748

Palmer, Gladys M. and Lloyd C. Fund

64,800

66,785

Phinney, Franklin H. Memorial Fund

17,550

30,319

Palmer, Perley Burnham Scholarship

1,814

9,211

Palmer, William P. III Athletic Scholarship

15,126

37,214

Physics and Astronomy Alumni and Friends Association Fund

6,210

11,847

Palmer, William P. III Athletic Scholarship II

13,265

17,318

Palozzi, Diane Lee Scholarship

1,000

2,619

Physics and Astronomy Department Graduate Student Summer Research Fund

5,714

9,857

Physics Scholarship Fund in honor of Kenneth Clark Jordan

25,000

27,511

Pickering, Frank E. ’53 and Clara E. AMC Program Industrial Training Facility Fund

50,000

51,133

119,287

124,275

22,978

46,281

200

210

3,527

Paper Chase Scholarship

Parker and Polemis Men’s Ice Hockey Fund

Parker, William Emery Scholarship

1,452

7,533

Parker, William H. III and Joan Currier Parker Fund

5,643

5,985

Parkman, L. Tibbetts ’39 and Elizabeth Kruse ’40 Scholarship

Pickering, Frank E. ’53 and Clara E. Engineering Scholarship

19,436

20,280

Pickering, Frank E. ’53 and Clara E. Mechanical Engineering Aerodynamics and Gas Turbine Laboratory Fund

75,000

76,692

Pickering, Frank E. and Clara E. Fund

14,092

20,358

22,207

27,120

Parlin, Charles Leadership Scholarship

5,700

6,250

Patch, Edith Marion and Frank H. Lathrop Prize in Entomology

6,561

9,714

Patch, Edith Marion Center for Entomology, the Environment and Education Quasi-Endowed Fund 44,706

Pickering, Marisue and John Scholarship

73,813

Pierce, Harold M. Fund

Patrons of the Arts Fund

55,413

79,448

Patten, Arnold J. and Theresa W. Scholarship

637,486

701,537

Patten, William N. Scholarship

23,477

100,488

Patten, William. N. Civil Engineering Fund

211,421

696,873

Patterson, James C. Scholarship Fund

200,000

199,716

Payson, Charles H. Scholarship

57,115

302,844

3,215

11,547

Pilley, Louise Scholarship

658,248

654,789

Pine Tree State 4-H Fund

532,714

1,043,317

Pinkham, Thomas S. and Virginia S. Athletic Scholarship

30,850

50,495

Piper, Donald A. Sr. and Lorenza Butman Piper LSA Scholarship Prize

5,540

8,511

Piper, Edward H. Church of Universal Fellowship Fund 16,371

17,644

Payson, Margaret Scholarship

25,000

63,125

Payson, Phillips M. Scholarship

10,000

20,501

Peace Studies Program Quasi-Endowment

3,135

3,768

Plaisted, Thomas A. ’45, Mechanical Engineering Fund

Pearson, Francis E. Jr. Scholarship

10,535

70,082

Platz, Ellen W. Scholarship

Pearson, Ralph H. Fund

1,188

5,500

Plisga and Day SVT Scholarship

Pechinski, Joseph M. Physical Education Scholarship

15,855

16,799

Ploch, Louis A. and E. Jean Page Farm and Home Museum Fund

Peer, Paula E. Scholarship

19,881

21,292

Plumer, Wesley C. Fund

Peirce, M. Chamberlain Fund

13,316

75,011

Plummer, Stanley Scholarship

Pemetic High School Alumni Scholarship

35,707

37,618

Pendleton, Dr. Raymond and Veronica Music Scholarship

Pogorzelski, Dr. Henry A. University of Maine Fund for Advanced Mathematics

67,366

65,929

Pomeroy, Helen Coburn Scholarship

1,681,773

1,649,642

Pooler, Anne E. Scholarship

15,008

70,844

205,485

222,356

Portland Club of University of Maine Alumnae Scholarship

1,350

4,357

Potato Association of America Endowment

Pendleton, Raymond K. and Veronica Fund

Pennings, Charles F. Scholarship

Penobscot Experimental Forest Fund

Penobscot Valley Alumni Association Scholarship

University of Maine

125,416

125,711

35,000

90,798

4,250

4,527

4,281

4,608

70,643

99,365

1,285

7,305

1,300

1,624

398,692

869,342

21,385

24,147

24,620

25,460

188,952

211,003

2015 Endowments/Holdings Endowment

Principal

Market Value

Poulin, James E., M.D. Scholarship

18,374

27,659

Poynter, Edwin F. ’50 Engineering Scholarship

28,412

35,148

Praderio, Jeanette and Paul ’49 Scholarship

23,500

Pratt, Matthew Scholarship

25,000

Presidential Discretionary Fund for Student Financial Aid

Presnell, Donald F. Basketball Endowment

Preti, Frank P. Scholarship

Prince, Elbert and Phyllis Fund

Prisk, Nancy Fund for Native Americans and Peace Studies

Endowment

Principal

Market Value

Rhode Island Society of Professional Land Surveyors Scholarship

7,000

7,054

25,442

Rich, Franklin W. ’39 Scholarship

4,831

5,352

27,014

Rich, Nathan Harold Jr. and Jeanne Soule Rich Scholarship

29,275

31,331

15,525

38,029

Rich, Wayne S. 4-H Scholarship

17,974

19,628

10,000

10,611

Richards, John P. Jr. Scholarship

12,609

20,472

44,526

Richards, Pat I. Scholarship Fund for Social Work

36,050

37,019

67,942

Rideout, Marguerite W. and Raymond M. Rideout Jr. Scholarship 200,000

208,686

10,072

Riegel, Margaret Murchie Scholarship

11,755

74,915

Riggs, Louis W. Fund

43,884

166,308

1,250

1,260

10,991 47,222 10,000

Prize of the Class of 1873

6,997

14,135

Procaccini, C. Scholarship

4,000

3,976

Riley, Trish ’73 ’78G Alumni Association Fund

Riley, Trish ’73 ’78G Out-of-State and International Students Fund

Riley, Walter E. ’32 Scholarship

Procter, Milton D. Fund

7,555

17,752

Profita, Josephine M. ’38 Scholarship

20,000

21,334

Pullen, Winston E. and Mary N. Page Farm and Home Museum Fund

30,830

32,162

Rines, Thomas and Pinkham Family Fund

12,846

11,266

5,609

17,859

Rines, Thomas and Pinkham Family Scholarship

30,183

30,503

39,830

41,254

Riviere, Lee Cheetham Memorial Scholarship

17,845

24,259

Robbins, Dr. Carol Gelo Barr University of Maine Hutchinson Center Scholarship

26,250

26,499

Robbins, Lawrence and Louise Forestry or Forest Management Technology Scholarship

15,000

23,639

Quincy, Frederick G. Scholarship

Radgowski, Carol A. Memorial Scholarship

Radke, Frederick H. Memorial Award

Radke, Frederick Undergraduate Research Fund

Radke, Prof. Frederick H. Award

Radner, Dr. Erica ’80 Memorial Scholarship

Radney Family Endowment Fund

Raffy, Henri Memorial Fund

Ragon, Burnham R. Jr. Scholarship

Rake, Beatrice M. Scholarship

42,429

Ramig, Joan Look Scholarship

Randall, Arthur G. Memorial Scholarship

Ranger, Hubert O. and Patricia B. Chemistry Department Fund

1,250

1,260

345,089

983,744

7,385

10,831

100,500

99,274

23,316

30,642

7,232

18,104

Robbins, Louise Hill ’33 Memorial Scholarship

1,815

6,266

3,550

3,674

Robbins, Louise Hill ’33 Memorial Scholarship

10,000

13,289

9,407

35,389

12,080

21,471

Robbins, Winston C. ’32 Environmental Engineering Scholarship

10,885

12,424

43,686

Roberts Family Scholarship

500

4,390

4,657

Roberts, Christine M. Fund

14,570

16,039

303,577

373,922

Roberts, Dorothy Baker Scholarship

101,084

104,096

Roberts, Fred C. and Edna L. Scholarship

15,548

36,647

Robie, Frederick Jr. and Thelma Crossland Robie Scholarship

61,994

64,604

Robinson, Lawrence L. College of Forest Resources Student Aid Fund

10,000

32,551

1,425

1,564

3,395

3,711

RCA Harold H. Beverage Scholarship

5,250

16,817

Reading Recovery Endowment

1,935

3,099

Recor, Kip Scholarship

11,313

67,712

Recor, Virginia Scholarship

11,000

31,924

Rochester Alumni Chapter Fund

Reed Family Scholarship

20,000

22,028

Reed, Dr. Carolyn ’72 Medical School Scholarship

533,231

550,342

Rochester Alumni Chapter Advanced Manufacturing Center Lab Endowment

150,116

156,706

Reed, Dr. Carolyn E. ’72 Pre-Medical Honors Thesis Fellowship

Rockefeller, Mrs. David Salary Improvement Fund

162,756

250,064

59,187

62,640

Rockwell, W. Gordon Scholarship

75,000

79,579

Rodrigue Student Affairs Emergency Fund Endowment

8,000

8,171

Rogerson, Ron ’66 Football Fund

6,469

7,260

Roosevelt Paper Scholarship

15,000

57,275

Rosen, Lawrence and Lillian Scholarship

98,107

104,548

Rossignol, Joseph A. Memorial Scholarship

7,172

17,396

Round Top Farms Scholarship

24,180

78,755

Rourke Family Scholarship

10,000

14,123

Rourke, Floyd H. Scholarship

59,448

152,852

Rouse, John W. Scholarship

10,000

60,920

Reed, John ’89 Scholarship

33,999

105,452

Reed, Mary Florence Scholarship

37,891

41,128

Reid, Edward R. Scholarship Fund

Reid, William S. ’28 and Ruth B. Reid Scholarship

Renegar, Glen T. Scholarship

10,369

70,622

Reynolds, Bruce D. Scholarship

26,000

27,491

Reynolds, Dr. Beatrice K. Scholarship

91,987

96,016

Rezendes, Jacqueline Beau and Dennis Honors Arts and Citizenship Curriculum

750,016

791,285

8,162

11,503

17,960

19,503

Rezendes, Jacqueline Beau and Dennis Honors College Global Service Fund

101,666

106,315

Rowe, Catharine L. ’38 Alumni House Fund

2,680

2,947

Rezendes, John M. Ethics Fund

212,881

222,932

Rowe, Catharine L. ’38 Student Aid Fund

2,680

2,916

Rezendes, John M. Sculpture Endowment

12,880

25,381

Rezendes, Martina S. Recording Studio Endowment

Rowe, James S. ’74 and Judith Mullen Rowe ’74 Scholarship

Rezendes, Martina S. Scholarship

Rhode Island Alumni Association Scholarship

26,995

39,295

20,000

21,706

103,605

108,358

Rowe, Thomas E. ’84 Memorial Scholarship

21,808

38,205

1,530

4,747

Roxby, Susan Elliott Judd Memorial Scholarship

21,076

21,798

Inspired to Give

F S P 4H

University of Maine Foundation University of Maine System (Orono campus) University of Maine Pulp & Paper Foundation Maine 4-H Foundation

Endowment

Principal

Market Value

Roy, Robert J. Sr. Memorial Baseball Scholarship

1,587

2,587

Rudman, Samuel and Pauline Scholarship

2,208

6,742

Rugini, Marcelo ’13 Memorial Award

19,437

Rumpho-Kennedy, Dr. Mary Scholarship

Endowment

Principal

Market Value

Schonberger, Howard B. University of Maine Peace and Social Justice Lecture Fund

24,092

School of Engineering Technology Faculty Scholarship

54,824

57,496

School of Forest Resources Director’s Fund II

Russ, Charles R. and Diana E. Chemistry Sophomore Scholarship

School of Nursing Assistance Fund

7,718

8,486

20,089

27,563

School of Policy and International Affairs

174,335

203,626

Ryckman, Richard M. Scholarship

5,267

6,588

School of Policy and International Affairs Endowment 318,178

336,734

Salcar, Mrs. Shanta and Dr. Caliana Educational Excellence Fund for Civil and Environmental Engineering

Schrumpf, Mildred Brownie Scholarship

Schrumpf, William E. and Mildred B. Scholarship

Salgo, Nicolas M. Professorship in Business Administration

47,805

65,738

1,016

1,535

131,500

140,906

7,359

12,288

92,011

99,252

Schwartz, Harold Memorial Philosophy Award

7,310

12,538

1,180

1,272

10,000

10,026

226,816

609,399

Scott Myers Memorial Fund

50,000

50,361

Scully, Helen McDonough ’58, M.Ed. Scholarship

39,025

73,682

11,834

28,967

Saliba, Samuel Memorial Scholarship

Sanborn, James L. Scholarship Fund

36,832

88,218

Sealey, John C. Jr. ’36 Scholarship

Sanborn, Ralph D. ’39 Scholarship

438,517

637,326

Seaman, Barbara Akeley Scholarship

6,157

6,249

Sanders, Claire S. ’34 Scholarship

21,405

22,157

Sea-Run Atlantic Salmon Memorial Fund

2,480

2,884

Sanger, David Anthropology Award

7,050

8,381

Seavey, Harold L. Scholarship

3,052

10,948

Sapoznik, Ted and Mary Scholarship

17,500

23,684

Sebago Technics Scholarship

89,271

91,971

Sappi Paper Scholarship

10,000

10,401

Senior Alumni Scholarship

565,112

659,439

Sargent Corporation Scholarship

341,000

411,955

Sargent, Herbert E. Business Scholarship

20,204

20,478

Senior College of the University of Maine’s Hutchinson Center Memorial Endowment

42,415

51,963

Sargent, Herbert E. Construction Management and Civil Engineering Scholarship

Senior College Quasi-Endowment

Senior Skull Centennial Fund

Sargent, Herbert E. Non-Traditional Student Scholarship

8,658

14,090

52,605

54,786

125,000

128,872

Senior Skulls and All Maine Women Scholarship

3,844

9,378

25,000

24,999

Sennett, Lincoln A. and Alice R. Memorial Scholarship 20,566

21,414

151,063

156,256

Serafin, R. Francis Scholarship

1,108

3,161

Sezak, Sam ’31 Intramural Athletic Fund

Sargent, Herbert E. Scholarship

Sargent, Herbert Student Aid Fund

Sargent, James G. Scholarship

55,000

58,360

Sezak, Sam ’31 Memorial Fund

Sargent, Viola R. Scholarship

24,269

120,577

Sezak, Thomas L. ’59 Memorial Scholarship

12,505

21,356

Saunders, Henry W. and Marjorie H. Fund

20,994

35,922

Shands, Wayland A. Scholarship

30,620

31,980

Saunders, Henry W. and Marjorie H. Health Education Scholarship

Sharon, Charles and Cora Scholarship Fund

198,903

211,233

36,543

59,634

Shaw Fund, The

11,070

12,175

Shaw, Butch Basketball Scholarship

Shaw, Merle B. Scholarship

Sheay, Ronald J. ’55 and Rev. Virginia M. Sheay Forestry Scholarship

27,500

29,549

Sheffield, Durant and Fumiko T. Scholarship

50,000

52,383 71,217

F F

Saunders, Henry W. Distinguished Professorship in Forestry

136,925

231,709

Saunders, Kenneth W. and Henry W. Saunders Professorship in Engineering Leadership and Management

250,000

247,143

Saunders, Lera B. Fund

Savage, Tom and Sally Hockey Challenge Fund

Savage, Tom and Sally Scholarship

Sawyer, Charles W. Jr. and Barbara C. Fund

Sawyer, Frank Sleeper ’10 Memorial Scholarship

271,014

2,500

3,471

23,898

24,996

4,785

5,796

524,449

927,040

4,514

12,825

200,000

204,449

Sheldon, Benjamin I. Scholarship

10,069

21,224

Sheppard, Edmund M. Scholarship

32,210

34,719

12,600

18,340

Shibles, Mark R. Distinguished Visiting Professorship 188,513

418,477

193,579

423,948

Shields, Thomas O. Scholarship

3,407

Shirley, Lillian J. Memorial Scholarship

Shoemaker, David E. Endowment for the Hudson Museum

5,725

6,075

Shoemaker, David Memorial Art History Fund

11,795

12,610

Shur, Jacob Fund

88,000

88,780

Shurling, Gene/Couch Pit Univ. Endowment Fund

24,600

Sawyer, Neil G. Scholarship

266,855

3,190

Scamman, William F. Scholarship

72,839

137,121

Scarborough Scholarship

20,000

22,013

Scheffer, Helen and Louis Engineering Scholarship

Schenck, Garret Fund

Schildknecht, Ruth Stebbins and Edmund G. Art Fund

Schmidlin, John R. Football Scholarship

Schmidt, William C. and William Jr. Scholarship

Schoenberger, Maralyn M. Fund

Schoenberger, Walter S. Scholarship

Schomaker, Charles E. Graduate Forestry Scholarship

4,004

10,945

Schomaker, Charles E. Scholarship

775,292

812,922

Schomaker, Peggy K. Scholarship

775,292

812,922

University of Maine

51,532

55,901

1,788,828

1,866,509

76,969

101,509

122,571

127,927

11,152

78,341

375

367

15,220

15,839

50,327

52,725

4,511

10,603

4,173

9,221

Shyka, Andrew J. Surveying (SVT) Scholarship

21,896

22,751

Sidell Family Fund

14,440

15,289

Sidell, Bruce D. Scholarship

33,322

35,132

Sigma Phi Epsilon Graduating Senior Fund

Silver, Alex and Edith Scholarship

Silver, Arthur E. Scholarship

25,666

80,071

Simard, Gerald L. Scholarship

10,466

25,214

Simpson, Geddes W. Lecture Series Fund

100,000

108,342

2,950

3,278

107,287

104,262

Inspired by students The Barbara A. Ouellette Honors Thesis Fellowship Fund was established at the University of Maine Foundation with gifts from Honors College alumni and from colleagues, friends and family upon Ouellette’s retirement as assistant dean of the Honors College. The new fund provides awards for students completing their Honors theses, with a preference for students with financial need.

“One of the highlights of my experience was the jubilance of the people. I remain nostalgic for those mornings when we would wake up to the beautiful voices of villagers singing, the voices heard from the churches every day, and also from the schools.” Hina Hashmi ’15

Hina Hashmi ’15 graduated magna cum laude with a B.S. in microbiology. Hashmi received the Honors College Rezendes Global Service Scholarship in 2014; for three weeks she volunteered with a public health team in the rural village of Pommern in central Tanzania, which has the highest prevalence of HIV and AIDS in the country. The Rezendes Scholarship, like the Ouellette Thesis Fellowship, provides outstanding learning opportunities to Honors students.

Inspired to Give

F S P 4H

University of Maine Foundation University of Maine System (Orono campus) University of Maine Pulp & Paper Foundation Maine 4-H Foundation

Endowment

Principal

Market Value

Endowment

Principal

Market Value

Simpson, John and Betsy Fund

11,150

11,742

SPIFFY Endowment Fund

21,302

22,259

Sims, James Milton Scholarship

10,350

33,284

Spiller, Mayor Philip D. Memorial Scholarship

16,000

17,667

Sinclair, John G. Scholarship

32,323

41,463

Spirit Words Fund

Singh, Rajendra and Neera Engineering Scholarship

112,000

115,875

Sprague, Adelbert W. and Irene K. Scholarship

Sisson, Willard C. ’19 Scholarship

5,061

12,959

Sprague, Marion E. Family Scholarship

11,200

13,486

Skillin, John A. Memorial Scholarship

10,265

10,972

Springer, Estelle Phillips Scholarship

406,398

403,516

Sklar, Ben Scholarship

373,166

394,559

Skoufis, Helen M. and Peter J. Scholarship

3,528

6,438

21,122

68,964

2,500

4,904

Spruce, Sarah Jane White Memorial Scholarship

377,401

380,799

Stagg, Howard J. III Scholarship

11,634

12,141

Slavin, Charlie Fund

74,330

77,786

Stahl, Frederick A. Scholarship

13,534

24,192

Sleight, Charles K. Scholarship

38,358

71,284

Standbrook, Grant Maine Hockey Forever Fund

31,240

31,083

Sleight, Earland K. and Ina M. Scholarship

25,000

25,661

Sleight, Ina and Earland Scholarship

Stanhope, Charles V. ’71 Honors College Study Abroad Fellowship Endowment

27,000

29,772

Smalley, Charles T. Fund

Staples Endowed Fund for the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences

500,000

584,107

Staples, Basil G. and Jeannette M. Student Work Experience Fund

27,500

40,839

198,106

329,195

Smallidge, Allan L. Scholarship

34,886

34,489

Smart, Atwood O. and June P. Scholarship

66,385

69,693

Smilgys, Daniel William ’84 Memorial Scholarship

3,000

4,704

Staples, Basil G. ’35 Visiting Lecturer Fund

Smith, Charles B. Jr. and J. Alice Alpha Gamma Rho Fund 10,000

10,807

Staples, Lt. Col. Bruce W. ’66 USAF/ANG Scholarship

Smith, Charles B. Jr. and J. Alice Museum Fund

20,000

20,868

Starbird, Dwight A. ’60 Memorial Scholarship

Smith, Duane A. ’59 Memorial Scholarship

8,100

8,595

Stearns, Austin and Ida Scholarship

Smith, Frank H. and Elsie O. Scholarship

66,743

206,959

Smith, Geneva M. Scholarship

50,000

83,278

Stearns, Benedict R. and Alta L. Agriculture Scholarship

Smith, Leroy C. Scholarship

76,115

289,833

Stearns, Jan G. and Roger D. Smith Jr. Scholarship

5,000

8,022

Smith, Margaret Chase Center for Public Policy

26,675

52,502

Stearns, William F. and Fern E. Scholarship

5,000

5,458

Smith, Margaret Chase Lectureship

4,487

10,316

Smith, Margaret Chase Public Affairs Scholarship

195,058

200,310

8,440

9,065

195,058

200,310

24,145

24,846

17,940

25,867

113,042

178,306

23,000

25,996

3,180

4,363

22,470

24,010

740,397

782,851

28,460

56,461

Steinmetz, John Ferdinand Memorial Award

101,907

123,543

Smith, Nelson E. Track Scholarship

7,037

8,498

Stephens, George Jr. and Eugenia Doris Averill Farmington Scholarship

Smith, Norman Memorial Fund #1

3,000

3,643

Stephens, George Jr. and Eugenia Doris Averill Fund

Smith, Norman Memorial Fund #2

16,448

17,251

Smith, Owen H. ’41 and Louisa W. Scholarship

25,558

27,535

Stephens, George Jr. and Eugenia Doris Averill Orono Scholarship

Smith, Raymond J. ’21 Scholarship

50,563

111,033

Stephenson, Rachael E. ’33 Memorial Fund

Smith, Reba M. Scholarship

3,063

6,774

Stetson, Betty Roberts Memorial Scholarship

Smith, Roger W. and Mabelle Ashworth Scholarship

24,700

25,896

Stetson, Norman B. Scholarship

Smith, Russell E. Scholarship

86,059

143,362

Stevens, Colonel Albert W. Alumni House Endowment Fund

5,000

6,669

Smith, Samantha Scholarship Fund

49,000

51,017

Stevens, Daniel T. and Edith D. Fund

28,040

29,011

Smith, Samantha Statue Maintenance Fund

3,400

4,464

Stevens, Greg C. ’71 Scholarship

47,537

47,323

Smith, Sheldon ’48 Civil Engineering Scholarship

84,485

119,244

Stevens, Howard Endowment Fund

Smyth, J. Robert Scholarship

17,300

41,965

Stewart, Alice R. Fund

Smyth, J. Robert Scholarship

24,574

25,712

Snow, Mary S. Memorial Fund

13,968

61,134

Snow, William Freeman Scholarship

21,974

23,076

Soares, Michael D. Scholarship

Sociology Enhancement Fund

5,000

5,179

220,243

230,918

Soderberg, Elizabeth F. Scholarship

22,904

114,605

Soderberg, Elvah L. Scholarship

20,218

117,306

Soderberg, Frederic A. Scholarship

22,596

110,601

Sofia, A.J. McKimm and Samuel Scholarship

Somers, Dwight L. ’34 Fund

Sorrie, Patricia L. Coffman and Donald H. Sorrie University of Maine Singers Fund

17,502

24,719

234,975

261,138

100,000

104,382

54,200

56,105

3,047

11,101

Soule, Hayden M. and Jeanne C. Scholarship

Southard, Frank Elwyn Fund

Southern Maine Executive Club of the University of Maine Scholarship

32,921

33,576

Specialty Minerals Scholarship

12,150

17,159

University of Maine

5,233

5,345

175,144

176,368

1,475

2,487

265,625

277,523

Stewart, Dean John E. Memorial Scholarship

19,678

35,484

Stewart, Dean John E. Memorial Scholarship for Mathematics Students Fund

50,590

53,157

Stewart, John E. 2007 Prof. of Mathematics Dean of Men Scholarship

3,200

3,726

Stewart, Professor Alice R. Canadian-American History Graduate Student Fellowship 200,000

210,141

Stewart-Merrill Scholarship

7,687

8,371

Stickney, Charles E. Jr. Fund

23,337

31,999

Stickney, Charles Jr. Class of ’44 School of Performing Arts Excellence Fund

11,100

12,452

Stickney, Fernald S. Fund

6,629

10,495

Stillings, Dr. Bruce R. ’58 and Suzanne Littlefield ’60 Scholarship

Stinchfield, Helen Louise ’18 Memorial Scholarship

Stoddard, Richard St. Clair Scholarship

Stoddard, Stanley W. ’17 Scholarship

28,261

28,132

345,290

368,068

12,700

13,262

247,333

589,281

2015 Endowments/Holdings Endowment

Principal

Market Value

Endowment

Principal

Market Value

Stodder, Anne E. Fund

449,004

1,494,323

TAPPI/Maine-New Hampshire Scholarship

Stodder, Anne E. Scholarship

60,994

322,495

Tarr, Omar F. and Lenora L. Memorial Scholarship

Stoess, Henry A. Scholarship

35,469

47,683

Taylor, Carroll E. Civil Engineering Scholarship

47,162

46,916

Stone, John and Evelyn Gilmore Scholarship

55,131

60,167

Taylor, Frank M. Civil Engineering Fund

500,000

528,460

Storm, Ruth Daggett ’29 Memorial Scholarship

9,803

13,048

Stoughton, Gerald E. and Harriet N. Scholarship

124,935

130,802

Taylor, Frank M. Distinguished Professorship in Civil Engineering

500,000

536,714

Stratton, Boyd B. and Gwendolyn Fish Stratton Scholarship

Taylor, Oscar E. and Dorcas P. Scholarship

25,000

26,128

Taylor, Paul E. Fund for Archives Acquisition

Striar, James and Sarah Scholarship

10,269

32,525

Taylor, Roger F. and Mary T. Scholarship

Strickland, Anna Fund

24,075

61,638

Team Maine Endowment Fund

Strout, Michael Francis ’74 Scholarship

3,146

4,223

Tenney, David L. and Mabel F. Scholarship

Struchtemeyer, Roland A. Scholarship

5,670

7,908

Terrell, C.F. Fund

Stuart, Ed Consulting Forestry Scholarship

35,000

46,921

Texo/Louis Lerner Scholarship

Student Government Leadership Award

23,707

39,090

Thaxter, Esther Scholarship

Student Leader Support Fund

100

120

Thayer Endowed Chair in Innovation

Student Recreation and Fitness Center Endowment Fund

Thayer National Poetry Foundation Operating Fund

2,280,153

200,000

228,015 17,774 27,708

Thomas, George M. CFMA Scholarship

25,000

28,387

Thomas, John L. ’57 and Mary H. Thomas Engineering Scholarship

8,000

8,108

5,000

7,246

Styrna, Edmund Coachship in Track

Supple, Robert V. and Evelyn Hasbrouck Scholarship

100,000

Surveying Associations of New England SVT Photogrammetry Lab Fund

Susi, Dominick F. II Scholarship

Susi, Guy and Elizabeth Athletic Scholarship

Sustainable Agriculture Improvement Quasi-Endowment Fund

685

686

159,577

172,301

40,967

44,951

Thomas, Ruth Coombs ’23 Scholarship

13,084

19,660

Thompson, Bertha Joy Fund

12,776

68,146

100,000

141,302

Thompson, Bertha Joy Scholarship

19,011

104,320

128,894

Thompson, Zane Albion Book Fund

112,714

117,132

Thomson, Arline K. Fogler Library

100,000

103,476

50,000

55,064

Thomson, Robert B. Honors Center

426,756

437,525

2,875

4,306

Thomson, Robert B. Memorial Honors Award

143,722

171,368

10,565

32,548

Thorne, Bertram E. Scholarship

271,199

295,021

Thursday Club Scholarship

31,848

33,596

Thurston, Dianne Julya Scholarship

43,670

43,341

Tibbetts, Raymond Winslow Fund

61,624

142,222

Tibbetts, Walter F. Scholarship

70,563

252,997

Titcomb, Robert P. Memorial Scholarship

5,639

5,952

Tobey, Helen White Scholarship

2,086

4,263

Today and Tomorrow Student Scholarships

6,125

6,359

4,100

4,808

Sutton, Harry E. ’09 Scholarship

43,144

45,018

Swain, Loring R. ’32 Fund for Engineering Students

13,700

15,788

Swain, Loring R. ’32 Scholarship Fund

13,700

15,788

Sweetman, Marion Devoe Memorial Fund

6,631

12,466

Sweetser, Thomas C. Jr. and Mildred B. Sweetser Memorial Scholarship

Sweetser, William Jordan Fund

11,831

12,985

1,200

3,392

Todd, Frank H. Scholarship

175,207

238,885

41,146

Todd, George D. ’64 Scholarship

75,000

84,738

4,509

Todd, J. Edward Memorial Fund

6,301

7,068

60,228

Tolman, David B. Scholarship

1,766

6,269

5,136

5,131

Totman, Clayton O. Graduate Student Fund

92,961

101,090

781,245

802,784

Totman, James E. Fund

83,630

314,864

51,797

Touchette, Joseph W. Scholarship

72,111

90,111

Towle, Philip R. ’84 and Diana H. Towle ’84 Scholarship

10,085

10,609

Towne, Nathan Pratt Scholarship

19,350

99,820

Townsend, John Laurence ’24 Scholarship

104,308

126,301

Townsend, Timothy E. ’74 Geological Sciences Fund

10,000

11,195

Trafford, Dr. David White Memorial Scholarship

2,919

4,467

Traub, Marsha Lynn All Maine Women Honor Society Fund

12,590

TRC Electrical Engineering Technology Scholarship

118,215

Treat, George W. Fund

12,431

Treat, William W. Scholarship

35,948 4,099 57,614

50,000

Talbot, Franklin Music Fund

50,000

51,380

Talbot, Franklin Music Scholarship

43,407

45,896

Talbot, Mary Mincher Scholarship

3,216

3,200

Talbot, Richard F. Scholarship

62,866

75,490

Talcove, Steven and Dorothy Student Success Fund

1,000

997

Talented Scholars Fund

1,016

3,607

Tallman-Geery Loan Fund

72,465

109,621

4H Tanglewood Financial Aid Endowment 4H Tanglewood School Endowment TAPPI Student Endowment Fund Scholarship

2,000,000

Styrna, Ed Scholarship

147,833

22,389

Talbot, Franklin Fogler Library Fund

53,718

142,282

20,588

404,959

10,000

26,550

Stymiest, Emerson A. and Lila C. Track Scholarship

Talbot, Franklin ’46 Scholarship

413,463

Thode, Isobel Memorial Scholarship

Sylvester, Harrison C. ’55 Family Scholarship

135,024

Stymiest, Emerson A. and Lila C. Track Fund

4,537

39,330

174

Sturrup Family Fund

37,897

4,124

150

Sylvester, Donald M. Scholarship

34,510

10,000

409,295

Thayer, Ernest Scholarship

Sturgeon, Lloyd E. Memorial Fund

Swift, Harold Fund

32,519

155,282

10,000

514,293

Students and Standardbreds Endowment

Swengel, Kurt A. Memorial Scholarship

106,668 514,755

500,000

22,756 477,008

10,000

10,100

10,406

100,000

108,001

41,001

100,088

101,434

106,288

Inspired to Give

F S P 4H

University of Maine Foundation University of Maine System (Orono campus) University of Maine Pulp & Paper Foundation Maine 4-H Foundation

Endowment

Principal

Market Value

Endowment

Principal

Market Value

Trefethen, Professor Joseph M. Memorial Scholarship

54,687

56,443

Vickery, James B. III Scholarship

Trelfa, Fred R. Scholarship

25,567

135,098

Trelfa, Heidi Ruckstuhl Scholarship

10,300

29,288

Victor, Joan Vachon ’52 and Milton Victor ’51 Scholarship

30,000

31,571

Trelfa, Richard T. Scholarship

11,025

32,095

Viles Family Scholarship

88,711

129,742

Turner, Albert M. Prize

2,000

3,924

Viles, Frederick M. ’43 Scholarship

54,300

56,788

Turner, Charles R. Memorial Fund

4,963

5,219

Violette, Hugh D. ’05 Scholarship

26,780

29,744

Turner, Henry P. Scholarship

8,395

30,238

Violette, Richard D. Scholarship

16,886

47,603

Turner, Oscar Scholarship

10,254

Turner, Oscar T. Scholarship

317,501

331,355

7,184

28,276

Violette, Richard D. Sr. and Dorothy D. Scholarship

10,000

364,689

1,183,004

Volk Family Art Fund

35,891

41,314

Turner, Oscar Treat Scholarship

25,000

49,787

Volk Family Fund

673,842

816,651

Turner, Walter W. Scholarship

21,795

35,686

Volk Family Graduate Student Water Quality Fund

35,891

41,314

Tutt, Richard P. Jr. Scholarship

5,608

26,990

Volk Family Hudson Museum Fund

35,891

41,314

U.S. Army Air Corps 92nd Bomb Group Scholarship

40,700

42,673

Wade, Capt. Charles H. Marine Sciences Fund

100,441

104,803

UM IEEE PES Student Chapter Scholarship

2,000

UMaine IEEE Student Branch Quasi-Endowed Scholarship

Wade, Ormand J. and Miriam K. Alumni House Endowment Fund

100,000

106,141

7,559

10,429

Union Camp Corporation Scholarship

10,016

72,223

Wadleigh, Leith ’59 and Donna Alumni Association Fund

University of Maine Alumni Chapter of Southern Maine, Inc. Robert H. Patten Scholarship

Wadlin, George K. II Memorial Scholarship

40,670

41,673

Wadlin, Professor George Memorial Scholarship

21,333

22,534

Wadsworth, Harry F. Scholarship

10,888

68,944

Wadsworth, Richard C. Memorial Prize

Wakefield, Jim and Karen Fund

Walbridge, William Wesley Scholarship

9,664

20,270

Wales, Sgt. Walter McClymonds Scholarship

30,267

154,506

Walker, Donald S. Scholarship

18,350

77,576

Wallach, Ira D. Scholarship

10,751

67,055

Wallach, James and Kenneth Scholarship

95,927

385,725

Wallach, James G. Scholarship

53,200

87,077

Walsh, John Randall and Agnes Annie Walsh Scholarship

20,000

22,388

14,519

15,342

University of Maine Alumni Chapter of Southern Maine, Inc., William D. “Bill” Currie First Year Scholarship

108,419

117,903

University of Maine Athletic Grant-In-Aid and Scholarship Fund

6,192

19,299

University of Maine Employees Endowment Pool

826

2,737

University of Maine Foundation Discretionary Fund

250

741

University of Maine Foundation Reserve

398,639

479,028

University of Maine Foundation Scholarship Fund

University of Maine General Scholarship

University of Maine Golf Club Quasi-Endowment

University of Maine Humanities Center Endowment

University of Maine International Programming Fund

University of Maine Museum of Art Acquisition and Conservation Fund

4,000

4,652

University of Maine Operations Endowment Fund

4,810

6,533

University of Maine Retirees Scholarship

1,780

1,828

University of Maine Student Work Experience Fund

27,500

52,271

University Store Company Scholarship

18,613

95,594

Uong, D. Diek Scholarship

15,212

89,101

Upward Bound Endowment, Friends of

265

Upward Bound Quasi-Endowment, Friends of

2,573

Urann, Chestina Blaisdell Fund

Urann, Marcus L. Scholarship

Valentine, Mary Maxfield Memorial Scholarship

Valitchka, Becky Memorial Scholarship

Valley, Thomas Fund

33,657

Vamvakias Family Scholarship

Vamvakias, James G. Scholarship

Vannozzi Family Scholarship

Veague, Arnold L. and Eleanor M. Scholarship

Veazie Salmon Club Undergraduate Fisheries Scholarship

16,453

Vetelino, Dr. John Fund for Excellence in Solid State and Semiconductors

Veverka, David M. Memorial Fund

University of Maine

54,757

54,643

675,917

969,779

2,000

1,928

18,545

29,084

7,900

16,012

40,250

58,154

5,554

7,710

426,150

423,627

Walsh, Shawn Memorial Endowment

550

Walton, Celia C. Fund

25,880

37,470

Ward, Eugene J. Scholarship

10,000

59,586

Ward, Gerald M. Scholarship

54,720

57,155

Waring, Dot and Don Class of 1950 Flag Plaza Fund

13,059

15,035

Warmke, Germaine LeClerc ’42 Scholarship

34,888

37,269

Warren, Jean Scholarship

41,000

42,745

Warren, Richard K. and Susan A. Warren Journalism Scholarship

22,050

22,922

377

Waterman, Georgia Rich Alumni House Fund

5,014

10,000

31,040

426,476

779,447

596 30,178

3,000

3,595

Waterman, John J. Fund

13,593

24,807

Waterman, John J. Scholarship

10,000

10,610

Wathen, Jack ’52 Memorial Scholarship

7,230

11,944

2,819

Watson, Harry D. Scholarship

17,833

19,537

56,552

Webb, Eleanor M. Fund

12,305

12,856

52,713

Webb, Freeman G. ’33 and Mary C. Track Scholarship 202,255

218,213

Webb, Jean A. and David A. Professional Master’s Student Award

6,804

7,610

10,000

27,433

79,555

77,866

1,050

Webber Energy Fuels Scholarship

56,142

64,017

21,776

23,041

Webber, Alburney E. Jr. Scholarship

4,000

5,591

Webber, G. Peirce and Florence Pitts Forestry Fund

234,634

287,207

19,541

Webber, G. Peirce and Florence Pitts Forestry Scholarship

210,418

228,834

16,376

19,247

Webber, G. Peirce Maine Business School Fund

23,853

24,890

10,545

11,004

Webber, John M. Fogler Digital Library Fund

25,000

24,910

2015 Endowments/Holdings Endowment

Principal

Market Value

Endowment

Principal

Market Value

Webber, John M. School of Business Scholarship

100,000

104,835

Willey, John C. ’35 Performing Arts Scholarship

25,000

Webster, Edwin P. Scholarship

6,094

6,402

Willey, Michael S. Jr. Scholarship

10,412

55,106 16,092

Webster, Karl Scholarship

3,622

6,592

Williams, Hiram Fund

34,865

128,214

Weed, Addie M. Scholarship

5,802

8,905

Williams, R. Leon and Alma C. Scholarship

Weeks, Thomas N. Fund

3,388

8,880

Williams, Washburn E. Scholarship

Weiblen, William and Eileen Scholarship in Mechanical Engineering

Williamson, Laurette Martineau ’61 ’62G Fund

9,555

10,135

21,500

23,885

Willis, Susan Bodwell Civil Engineering Scholarship

20,000

22,024

15,000

17,270

149,137

216,852

Weinberg, J. Morris Student Innovation Award

9,000

7,401

Wilson, Dorothy Clarke Library Fund

10,000

11,005

Weiner, Marli Memorial Scholarship

50,000

52,599

Wilson, John F. Fund

74,732

87,263

Weinstein, Janet Spiller ’48 Distinguished Scholars Award

24,534

31,587

Wilson, Mott F. Scholarship

7,393

34,102

Weis, Robert George Memorial Award

20,000

50,977

Wing, Gerald E. Scholarship

1,766

6,725

Welch, Mildred L. Library Endowment Fund

10,000

30,873

Winslow, Julia E. Scholarship

21,288

67,341

Weisz, Dr. Hans Memorial Fund

3,902

12,972

Wiseman, Walt W. and Sarah E. Scholarship

32,254

33,904

Welch, Vinal J. Civil and Environmental Engineering Fund

Witter, J. Franklin Scholarship

14,374

26,290

15,000

16,273

Weldon, Scott and Mary-Ellen Memorial Scholarship

25,725

26,772

Witter, J. Franklin Undergraduate Research Endowment

50,016

57,732

Wells, Irene R. Scholarship

34,221

49,703

Wolf, Kenneth P., M.D. and Fredda F. Esquire Fund

32,728

34,275

Wemyss, James C. Jr. Scholarship

2,777

8,586

Wolfhagen, James L. and Helen J. Award

Wentworth, Arthur and Etta C. Memorial Scholarship

44,214

85,275

Women’s Intercollegiate Athletic Scholarship

Wentworth, John W. Electrical Engineering Scholarship 11,177

12,768

Weppler, William H. Fund

Westerman, Harold S. Athletic Scholarship

Weston, Arthur Athletic Scholarship

Weston, Benjamin T. Scholarship

10,000

Weston, Charles P. Scholarship

F F

13,290

14,715

101,844

112,143

Wood, Harvey W. Jr. ’56 Scholarship

13,108

13,286

Wood, Nancy Nolde Fund

29,329

29,236

Woodard and Curran Kurt Marston Scholarship

19,400

20,069

Woodard, Franklin E. Environmental Engineering Laboratory Fund

154,535

161,352

33,125

Woodbrey, Edward F. ’49 Memorial Scholarship

37,224

41,761

12,008

38,980

Woodbrey-McIntire Family Quasi-Endowment Fund

22,271

33,215

Weston, George and Helen Scholarship

165,582

177,189

Wheatland, Barbara Geospatial Analysis Laboratory Excellence Fund

Woodbury, Harold M. ’36 and Henrietta Cliff Woodbury ’37 Scholarship

100,000

112,984

Woodcock Family Scholarship

Wheelden-Bassett Fund

146,852

413,319

Woodcock, Lois and Milton Scholarship

10,000

17,067

White, Faith Shesong ’38 Flower Fund

10,159

10,779

Woodhead, David A. Forestry Fund

213,779

223,834

White, James F. Scholarship

8,178

20,964

Woodhead, David A. Forestry Scholarship

213,779

218,599

White, Jean McIntire ’52 and Linwood E. White ’54G Fund

9,000

9,122

Woodman, Bruce Coffin Scholarship

Whitehill-Mairhuber, Marie B. Collins Center for the Arts Fund

Woodman, Charles F. Fund

6,639

7,430

21,661

5,489

Work, Gerald G. Scholarship

2,000

2,127

Worrick, Robert C. and Roberta S. Scholarship

280,329

292,635

Worthen, Harold Forest Management Fund

Wright, David H. Fund

F F F

Whitehill-Mairhuber, Marie B. Fund Whitehouse, Dorothy Jordan Fund

Whitehouse, Philip A. and Martha E. Family Fund

Whitehouse, Theodore and Dorothy Scholarship

Whitman, Dana Jr. ’45 and Helen Herrick Whitman ’46, ’49G Scholarship

Whitney, Allison I. ’62 Electrical Engineering Fund

F F F

Wiberg-Hannigan, Calista (Sargent) Scholarship

Wicks, Ulrich Library Fund

Wiersma, George Memorial Scholarship

Wildlife Endowment Fund

Wilkins, Austin H. Forestry Scholarship

167,939

513,625

8,979

12,777

39,625

41,441

20,175 5,174

2,000

1,933

10,600

14,928

1,510

2,297

21,396

116,670

Woodsum, Edmund N. Scholarship

32,248

78,742

Woodworth, T.C. ’63 Civil Engineering Scholarship

11,000

11,648

3,505

4,145

12,234

23,734

28,800

79,201

182,671

181,766

21,600

23,806

7,710

9,073

Wright, Ryan Dana Memorial Award

136,812

141,228

Whittier, Ralph ATO Fund

5,000

21,791

York County Poultry Improvement Association Scholarship

3,500

6,449

Whittier, Ralph Fund

5,000

15,506

York, Eric Memorial Scholarship

12,040

13,362

30,000

32,785

Young, Ronald E. Engineering Scholarship

24,000

4,397

4,665

4H Youth Trustees in Philanthropy Endowment

6,135

6,904

Zabe, Robert N. Scholarship

9,469

29,037

29,522

50,358

Zieminski, Stephan Scholarship

10,450

15,425

26,010

50,006

Wilkins, Ralph A. Scholarship

10,192

79,126

Zimmerman, First Lieutenant James R. Memorial NROTC Award

26,200

27,329

Willett Family Fund

10,574

12,321

Zoidis, Peter G. ’38 Scholarship

12,200

16,064

Willey, Arthur O. Professorship in Mechanical Engineering

Zoidis, William Scholarship

9,100

10,072

479,270

815,071

Willey, Dorothy H. and Arthur O. Scholarship

10,150

21,613

25,162 33,385

Inspired to Give

Ways of Giving Charitable giving often carries significant tax benefits for donors. All gifts to UMaine and its fundraising partners are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. If you have questions regarding the tax implications of your giving, consult your attorney or financial adviser. The type of gift that is best for you depends upon many factors, including your age, health, family and employment situation, assets and lifestyle choices. Many companies will match your gift to UMaine, maximizing the impact of your personal philanthropy. Matthew Rodrigue â&#x20AC;&#x2122;04 and his wife, Carissa, established the Rodrigue Student Affairs Emergency Fund Endowment and have responded to a number of other privatesupport opportunities at UMaine. The Rodrigues are new members of the Stillwater Society and received their pins at the September 2015 dinner. Matt, a member of the UMaine Board of Visitors and Carissa live in South Orange, New Jersey with their two children.

Cash Most gifts that benefit the university come in the form of cash. Many donors choose to make their cash gift with a credit card, check or wire transfer. We invite donors to consider our secure online giving site (umaine.edu/givenow).

Payroll Deduction UMaine employees may make a gift through payroll deduction. Contact the University of Maine Foundation for a payroll deduction form or visit umainefoundation.org/donate-now to download the form.

You may make a gift of life insurance to the university or one of its fundraising partners by naming it as owner and irrevocable beneficiary of a policy. The gift may be a paid policy, an existing policy with cash value or a new policy.

Bequests

Trusts

The most common future gift is a bequest, in which the donor includes the University of Maine Foundation in a will or an estate plan.

There are a variety of ways to create trusts that benefit you, your loved ones and UMaine. Choosing the right trust or other planned giving vehicle depends on your age, assets and many other factors.

A gift of long-term appreciated securities often has at least two advantages: it can provide an income tax deduction equal to the fair market value of the securities and may reduce capital gains. It is possible to make a gift using shares of mutual funds, but such gifts typically require more advanced planning as the transfers take longer.

University of Maine

Make a gift that benefits UMaine and often carries tax advantages. The allowable deduction for a gift of real estate or tangible personal property depends upon several factors.

Life Insurance

Appreciated Securities

Real Estate and Tangible Personal Property

Charitable Gift Annuity Through a simple contract, you agree to donate cash, stocks or other assets to the University of Maine Foundation. In return, you and someone else, if you choose, receive a fixed amount each year for the rest of your lives.

Increasing the Impact of Your Gift to UMaine Honoring Others You can make a gift supporting any area of the University of Maine in memory or honor of a professor, coach, student, relative or friend. Gifts are a special way to celebrate a birthday or anniversary, or the graduation of a child, grandchild or other loved one. Memorial gifts are a thoughtful way to recognize a personâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s influence and accomplishments while advancing the mission of the University of Maine and helping the students we serve. When you make an honorary or memorial gift, we will (if requested) notify the honoree or next of kin, and will administer the gift as you direct.

Corporate Partnerships Companies, large and small, are choosing to partner with UMaine in ways that are mutually beneficial. Corporate partnerships can involve internships and assistance with recruitment. The naming of laboratories and other facilities brings visibility for the company, and also is an important source of funding for equipment, scholarships, student travel and other needs.

Recurring Gift Many donors choose to make an automatic monthly gift to UMaine using their credit card or another type of electronic fund transfer. This is convenient for donors, and can help reduce printing and mailing costs.

Inspired to Give

Stillwater Society

Giving Societies Every gift advances the mission of the University of Maine and every donor makes a difference. Due to space limitations, the following list includes members of UMaine’s gift recognition societies. President’s Club recognition is based on annual giving to UMaine for the period of July 1, 2014–June 30, 2015.

The Stillwater Society was created in 2000 to celebrate donors who have given at least $25,000 to the University of Maine over the course of their lifetimes. Donors are eligible for the society based on their cumulative outright gifts and irrevocable planned gifts. Some friends and alumni are members of the Stillwater Society as the result of a single gift; others are members as the result of faithful, longtime support. New members are inducted at a formal recognition dinner each year and presented with a pin symbolic of their respective Stillwater Society level.

S will appear after donor name Charles F. Allen Legacy Society

Katahdin Society The Katahdin Society honors alumni and friends who have given $1 million or more to benefit the University of Maine. Such exceptional generosity has helped ensure UMaine’s success for the first 150 years, and will be even more important in the years to come, as costs continue to rise and the need for exceptional teaching, research and outreach escalates in an increasingly complex world.

K will appear after donor name

University of Maine

The Charles F. Allen Legacy Society, named for the University of Maine’s first president, was established in 1995 to recognize and honor alumni and friends who intend to remember the University of Maine or its affiliated organizations by making a bequest or other form of planned or deferred gift. Such gifts will benefit the university in the years ahead without necessarily requiring that the donor fund the gift at the present time. While the gift is deferred, the benefits of membership in the society begin immediately. If you let us know that you have provided at least $10,000 for the University of Maine or its affiliated organizations in your will, trust, pooled life income fund, life insurance policy, gift annuity or retirement fund, you immediately become a full member of the society. Charles F. Allen Legacy Society members receive a membership certificate recognizing their intentions and a lapel pin. Members also are honored at a special event on campus.

L will appear after donor name

President’s Club

Loyal M Society

The President’s Club is UMaine’s front door to special donor recognition. Members of the President’s Club give at least $1,000 a year to UMaine. Gifts can be unrestricted or designated for a particular need or priority; they may be used for current operations or directed toward an endowment. President’s Club members range from recent graduates to senior alumni, represent virtually every major, are scattered across the country and share a common commitment to improving the lives of others. President’s Club members receive a pin and are invited to a special brunch over Homecoming Weekend.

The Loyal M Society recognizes UMaine’s most faithful philanthropists. Membership is open to donors who have made gifts to benefit UMaine over at least two consecutive fiscal years, regardless of the gift amount, type or purpose. Recurring monthly gifts, set up with a credit card or electronic fund transfer from a checking account, are a convenient way to secure ongoing membership in the Loyal M Society. Membership is noted with the years of consecutive support in parentheses, e.g. (15) denotes that a donor has made gifts to UMaine for 15 consecutive years, including FY15. Actual years of consecutive giving may be greater; the count extends back to when the Office of University Development transitioned from paper records to a fundraising database.

P will appear after donor name Triple Crown of Support This report includes the names of alumni and friends who are truly shaping the future of the University of Maine as members of the Stillwater Society, Charles F. Allen Legacy Society and President’s Club. The Triple Crown is a realistic goal for many donors who make philanthropy a priority, plan ahead and thoughtfully consider the many ways of giving. There is no ideal way to make a gift; the timing and nature of your gifts will depend on your unique circumstances. We encourage you to work closely with your legal and financial advisers, as well as our fundraising professionals, to determine a path that is mutually beneficial for you, your loved ones and the University of Maine.

z will appear after donor name

( ) consecutive years of support after donor name

University of Maine Alumni Association Lifetime Members

M will appear after donor name

Between July 1, 2014 and June 30, 2015, donors gave more than

$21,682,000 to support the mission of the University of Maine

Inspired to Give

July 1, 2014–June 30, 2015

Giving Society Members

Eldon ’64 and Dianne Malloch Morrison, with Habib Dagher (right), executive director of the Advanced Structures and Composites Center. The Morrisons, originally from Washington County, are members of the President’s Club and Stillwater Society. Their gifts have supported engineering and biomedical research, as well as general scholarships.

K S L P M

= = = = = z= ( )= =

Katahdin Society Stillwater Society Charles F. Allen Legacy Society President’s Club UMAA Lifetime Members Triple Crown of Support Loyal M Consecutive Years of Support Deceased

University of Maine

AARP P John C. Abbott ’64, Ph.D. and Susanne Blough Abbott, Ed.D. P M (25) Walter H. Abbott ’58, ’65G and Carol Stevenson Abbott ’59* S L M Thomas J. Ackermann ’91 L Heman P. Adams, Ph.D. and Patricia Adams S P (6) Pamelia Brockway Adams ’60 and David L. Adams, M.D. S (8) Aetna, Inc. P Constance Ahara S Janet M. Alexander ’88G and John A. Alexander, Ph.D. S P (3) Nancy Payne Alexander, Ph.D. ’00G, ’06G L Harold Alfond Foundation P (6) The William and Joan Alfond Foundation P (11) Peter G. Alfond S Susan G. Alfond S P Theodore B. Alfond and Barbara Alfond S William F. Alfond and Joan Loring Alfond S P (11) Allagash Brewing Company P Stanley C. Allain ’61 and Kathleen Murray-Allain S L P M z Suzanne Bogert Allard ’56 S M Allen Insurance & Financial P (2) Douglas C. Allen ’62, Ph.D. and Barbara Fowles Allen ’63 P (8) H. Lee Allen Jr., Ph.D. ’76, ’78G and Susan Lieberman Allen ’78 S P (3) James C. Allen ’79 and Melissa McDonough Allen ’82 P (2) Linda Sutherland Allen ’75 and Robert C. Allen S L P (4) z Telford M. Allen III and Karen F. Allen S Pamela J. Aloupis ’82 S Vance A. Aloupis ’68, M.D., P.A. S P (4) Michael H. Alpert ’72G S Charles Altschul and Charlotte Ivy Dixon Altschul P Francois G. Amar, Ph.D. and Karen L. Hover, M.D. P (2) Lt. Col. John L. Amato (Ret.) ’56 and Jeanne Charland Amato S (40) AMC Maine Woods, Inc. P (7) American Endowment Foundation P (2) American Society of Civil Engineers, Maine Section P (24) AMVAC Chemical Corporation P (2) Analog Devices, Inc. P (2) Charles R. Anastasia S Betsey M. Andersen P Charles Anderson P Joellen Anderson ’59 S L Mark W. Anderson ’80G and Lorraine Ostergren S P (13) Lt. Col. Richard Anderson P (16)

Robert I. Anderson ’64 and Jacqueline Towle Anderson ’64 S M (2) Kathryn Morris Andrews ’51 S M (32) Roy E. Andrews P Andritz, Inc. P (6) Seanna L. Annis, Ph.D. L Anonymous, Class of 1973 S P M (11) Meredith Mawhinney Anson and Philip S. Anson P (3) James S. Anthony and Gloria Trujillo S Brig. Gen. Ralph W. Applegate ’53 and Elizabeth Goodrich Applegate ’55 P (25) Pauline Turcotte Applin ’64, ’68G and John R. Applin ’65, ’70G S L M Allan S. Arch ’65 and Susan K. Arch S P (3) Andrew P. Archambault ’76 P Armstrong World Industries P (2) Arrangements Unlimited P Ronald G. Aseltine ’77 and Deborah Scott Aseltine ’80 S L Edward N. Ashworth, Ph.D. and Sharon Ashworth, Ph.D. P (6) Associates in York Orthopaedics PA P Ray B. Auel and Jean Marie Auel ’86 Hon. LHD S Aurora Pharmaceutical, LLC P David M. Austin ’90 and Kelly M. Austin ’06 P (6) Ayco Corporation P (6) Alice S. Ayling Scholarship Foundation P (26) Charles A. Babb ’60 and Isa K. Babb P (2) Richard K. Babcock ’59 and Fadelma Babcock S L Kenneth W. Bach ’63, ’65G* P (5) Sandra Pendleton Bacon ’56 S E. Stanton Bagley ’68 and Terry M. Burke P (2) Josephine Blake Bail ’42, ’44H and Donald W. Bail ’44 S L P (36) z James W. Bailey ’63 P (22) Eleanor M. Baker ’75 and Thomas W. Saturley, CAI S P (11) Ann Hayden Baldwin ’74, ’06G L James O. Ballinger ’66, ’69G S Arthur Balourdos and Nancy Balourdos S Bangor Nature Club P (32) Bangor Savings Bank P (32) Bangor Water District P (8) Elliott R. Barker III ’54 and Jean Cressy Barker S L P (34) z Michael E. Barkley ’92 and Tina Barkley P Constance King Barnes ’43 S L M Richard Barron P (2) Lavon Lee Bartel, Ph.D. and David G. Struck L P (15) Donald B. Barter ’68 and Janet Beaulieu Barter ’69 P (22) Richard F. Barter, Ph.D. ’58 and Patricia Ann Barter S L P M (6) z Jayne Hanson Bartley ’49 S L M (14)

Peter N. Bartley ’72 L Leonard S. Barton S BASF Corporation P (8) Baskahegan Company P (19) Blanche S. Bast and Robert C. Bast Jr., M.D. S P (15) Dorothy Bjorn Bates L David J. Batuski ’44H, Ph.D. and Shellie M. Batuski P (6) Paul C. Bauschatz, Ph.D. and Cathleen M. Bauschatz, Ph.D. P (24) David S. Baxter ’74G and Katherine K. Carter, Ph.D. P (4) Bay Center for Jaw Surgery P (4) Bayer CropScience P (6) Robert C. Bayer, Ph.D. and Libbet Bayer P (3) Robert N. Bazinet S BBC Land, LLC P (4) Elwood M. Beach ’51 and Virginia Norton Beach ’52 S L P M z Beacon Analytical Systems, Inc. P Pamela L. Beal ’69 S L Clare F. Beames ’52 S L.L. Bean, Inc. P Linda L. Bean and Donald Lambert Folkers S Norman R. Bean S Bee Line Cable P (2) Dennis H. Beers ’72 and Barbara M. Beers ’74 S Jason Beever ’92 L Bejo Seeds, Inc. P Vance Kelly Bellis and Pamela Maria Bellis P Eugene N. Benner ’70 and Ellen Minster Benner ’72 S (2) Hope Hutchins Benton S M Bercen, Inc. P (2) Bernstein, Shur, Sawyer & Nelson, P.A. P Gail McLain Berry ’61 and Maj. Gen. Peter T. Berry (Ret.) ’61 S L M Bertuzzi Family Foundation P John Bertuzzi and Gail Bertuzzi P The Betterment Fund P (3) Nancy Harris Bickterman ’57 P (3) Bidu Sayao Memorial Children’s Trust P (3) Bigelow Investment Advisors, LLC P (3) Catherine Billings ’78, ’95G P (24) Allen J. Bingham ’54 and Joanne Owen Bingham ’56 L M James E. Bird and Mary Dickinson Bird P (13) Barbara Dorsey Birmingham ’79 and Lesley T. Birmingham, D.V.M. S Martha J. Bishop S Ronald E. Bishop ’53 and Lorna M. Bishop S L P M (40) z Harris J. Bixler, Sc.D. and Ann Bixler S (8) Black Bear Inn & Conference Center P (25) Lance C. Black ’04 L Joline J. Blais and Jon Ippolito S Judith A. Blake L

Benjamin E. Blanchette ’99 P (4) Ann Weldon Blanke ’76, ’84G and Richard D. Blanke, Ph.D. S P (18) Robert G. Blick ’61 and Janice C. Blick P (8) Sandford Blitz ’92G P M (24) Deborah L. Blount-Smith ’76 and Richard N. Smith ’79 S P (29) Marvin W. Blumenstock ’78G and M. Helen Blumenstock S P (3) Gregory Bodine P Lesa Bodine P Anne Donovan Bodnar S (2) Janet Marston Bodwell ’55 S L P M (2) z Russell S. Bodwell ’44, ’47G S K L P (39) z David F. Bolger S J.T. Bolger S Michael P. Bombara ’84 P Bonanza Steak House P John L. Bonello ’65 S Steven E. Bonville ’69 and Jane Survant Bonville ’70 S L P (29) z Joseph M. Boomer ’58 and Helen Inman Boomer ’59 P (8) Louis J. Boos and Jean S. Boos S P (9) Michael T. Bordick ’88 and Monica Perry Bordick ’86 S Richard A. Boss Jr. ’74, M.D. and Mary Newhall Boss ’75 P (6) Emmanuel Boss, Ph.D. and Lee Karp-Boss, Ph.D. P (6) Amanda Louise Bost ’84, ’87G, LUTCF and Stephen M. Bost L Boston Foundation P (2) Dennis R. Boston ’74 and Patricia T. Boston P (5) Bottom Dollar, Inc. P (13) Karen R. Boucias ’71 and George L. Jacobson, Ph.D. S L P M (15) z Blaine A. Boudreau ’83 and Jana D. Boudreau P (3) Michael P. Bourque ’89 P (5) Reginald B. Bowden ’55 L (6) Dawn S. Bowen ’90G, Ph.D. and Marshall E. Bowen, Ph.D. S Roger W. Bowen, Ph.D. and Barbara H. Bowen S Leonard W. Bowles ’55, ’56G L (39) Kevin J. Boyle ’78, Ph.D. and Nancy J. Boyle L M Michael A. Boyson and Nancy L. Grant S Pamela Ward Braak and Gregory W. Braak S P William A. Bracken S Jane H. Bracy and Skip Bracy Jr. P John A. Bradford, M.D. and Marjorie Bradford S (30) Wilma Additon Bradford S (40) James E. Bradley, CFA, AIF CFP P (4) Ernest Bradstreet Scholarship Fund P Patricia Murphy Bragdon ’51 S Phyllis Pendleton Bragg ’47, ’49G S L (39) Jane C. Brann ’97 and Harold J. Brann S L P M (22) z

Eric L. Brennan ’68, ’73G and Betty J. Brennan S P M (3) Susan Hayward Brennan ’75 and Leonard J. Brennan ’76, D.M.D. P (14) Richard A. Bresnahan and Ann W. Bresnahan P (11) Erna Bamford Breton ’51 L (2) William A. Brewer ’64 and Sandra E. Brewer P John C. Bridge ’57, ’63G and Charlene R. Bridge S K L P M (40) z Brent M. Bridges ’80 P (3) John J. Brier ’88 P (2) Barbara Farnham Briggs ’68, ’77G and Robert S. Briggs S Hope Anthony Brogunier P (3) David L. Bronson ’69, M.D. and Kathleen S. Franco, M.D. S P (5) Brook Family Foundation P (2) William C. Brooks III ’64, ’65G L Lucille A. Brouillard ’61, ’66G L Pauline C. Brouillard L John H. Brower ’62, Ph.D. and Dr. Moonyean S. Brower ’63 L P M (16) Philip H. Brown II ’64, ’70G S M Carleton M. Brown ’49, ’59G and Iris J. Brown S P (40) Darryl N. Brown ’66, ’69G and Penny L. Brown S P (4) Donald V. Brown ’43, Ed.D. and Wanda J. Brown L Harold H. Brown ’61, ’65G and Sally A. Brown L M (26) Jean Bertolini Brown ’60 S L P M (37) z Mark W. Brown ’75, Ph.D. and Roberta Bisignano L Dr. Myles A. Brown ’56 P (3) Ronald O. Brown ’63, Ph.D. S P (3) Shelly A. Brown L Stephanie Barry Brown ’65 and Michael I. Brown S P M (3) Julie S. Brownie ’70 and Dale Brownie L (14) Mitchell R. Bruce, Ph.D. and Alice E. Bruce, Ph.D. S P (3) Catherine J. Bruno and John P. Bruno S P Donna Fritz Brunstad ’60 L John C. Bryant P BTG Americas, Inc. P (2) Robert D. Buchanan ’44, D.M.D. S K L P M (20) z Daniel C. Buck ’81, DPM and Marsha O’Rourke P (13) Buckman Laboratories, Inc. P (4) Arnold R. Buckman and Maxine B. Buckman S David E. Buker ’69 and Nancy Hackett Buker ’71 L P William C. Bullock Jr. and Edith S. Bullock S Douglas B. Burdick ’68, ’74, ’88G P (9) Craig R. Burgess ’80 and Anita Godin Burgess ’80 P (10) Hildegard S. Burgess L Mary Marble Burgess ’46 and Alan C. Burgess ’48 S L (7) George G. Burke ’55 S P (21) A. Pat Burnes, Ph.D. S P (18)

Inspired to Give

Charles V. Stanhope ’71 of Southwest Harbor retired from his 35-year public service career at the nation’s oldest federal cultural institution, the Library of Congress. He served as a co-chair of UMaine’s 150th Celebration Committee and emcee of the 2015 Stillwater Society Dinner. He holds a Triple Crown of Support for UMaine, and established the Charles V. Stanhope ’71 Honors College Study Abroad Fellowship Endowment Fund with the University of Maine Foundation.

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John H. Burnham ’60 and Carol Burnham S P (28) H. Maxwell Burry ’57 and Shirley Burry S L Cynthia A. Bush P Michael T. Bush ’94 S (2 Alfred A. Bushway ’68, Ph.D. and Esther McClain Bushway ’70G L (26) David L. Butler ’79 P (10) Frank A. Butler ’52, ’52G and Ruth Bartlett Butler ’54 S M M. Eleanor Butler ’53 and Sidney R. Butler ’54, Ph.D. L M Scott A. Butterfield ’98 P (2) Peter J. Buxton ’61 and Joan S. Buxton S P (34) Elizabeth Brown Calkins ’50, ’57G and Stanley L. Freeman Jr., Ed.D. S L P (40) z Bernard W. Calligan and Deborah L. Calligan P (25) Nora L. Cameron ’77 and Denis W. Hanson ’77, ’80G P (13) Polly Newton Camp ’78G S P (29) George N. Campbell Jr. ’71, ’79G S Christopher S. Campbell ’76, Ph.D. and Margaret King Campbell ’85 P (2) Gregory A. Campbell ’64, ’66G, ’69 Ph.D. and Susann W. Campbell L M Capstone Technology P Emily Stebbins Carbonetti ’76 and Richard G. Carbonetti ’77 P (9) Barbara Jeanne Carey ’03, ’05G and James M. Cohen ’03, ’05G S Dennis J. Carey ’68 and Wendy L. Carey P (4) Benjamin D. Carlisle and Sarah G. Carlisle S P (2) David M. Carlisle and Susan A. Carlisle S (3) Nancy Aylward Carlson ’83 and Philip A. Carlson P Donald M. Carmichael and Suzanne S. Carmichael L (7) Michael M. Carney ’72 and Jeanne Bartlett Carney ’74 S Andre-Louis J. Caron ’56, ’63G and Beverly Callahan Caron ’59 P (3) Christina Weston Caron ’05 and Jeremy E. Caron ’04 P (5) James R. Caron ’70 and Angel Caron P (36) Sandra L. Caron ’79, ’82G, Ph.D. P (18) Wendy Mercer Carpenter ’71, ’77G S L (27) Bruce R. Carter and Debrah R. Carter P Hon. Gene Carter ’58, ’85 Hon. LLD and Judith Kittredge Carter ’59 S P M (4) Paul Cartwright P Stanford E. Carver ’59 and Pauline Carver L (3) Linwood L. Carville ’53, ’54G S M Casco Systems, LLC P John A. Cashman ’73 and Elizabeth A. Cashman L Robert Cassette P Barbara Cassidy Foundation P Daniel and Dina Cassidy Fund P (7) Daniel E. Cassidy, M.D. and Dina S. Cassidy P (7) Elaine Conley Cassidy ’78 and Gerard S. Cassidy ’80 S P Glenn C. Castner ’75 and Sandra L. Castner S P (31)

Catalyst Paper P CCB, Inc. P (2) Christopher R. Celtruda ’90 and Dawn Celtruda P M (2) Central National-Gottesman, Inc. P (3) Fei Chai, Ph.D. and Huijie Xue, Ph.D. P Colby H. Chandler ’50, ’79 Hon. Sc.D. and Jean F. Chandler S P (16) Gregory P. Chanis ’86 and Pauline S. Chandler L John R. Charles ’57 L (17) Mark and Judith Chase Fund P (3) Mark C. Chase ’77 and Judith Chase P (5) Robert M. Chase ’45 and Marjory S. Chase L Gerard R. Chasse ’90 and Ronda L. Chasse P (3) Michael F. Chavaree and Patricia L. Chavaree P (3) Chemical Club of New England, Inc. P CHEMTRADE Logistics P ChemTreat, Inc. P (2) Michael Cheney and Janice Cheney S P (3) The Chewonki Foundation P (3) Jerald Chiarell ’94 and Julie Chiarell L Daniel P. Christensen ’77 and Cynthia F. Christensen S Arthur Chu P Daniel D. Churchill ’63 and Betty Churchill S L P M (11) z Marion B. Chute S L P (27) z Matthew J. Ciampa ’10, ’12G L P (6) Cianbro Corporation P Eric L. Cianchette and Peggy Cianchette S K CIGNA Foundation P City of Bangor, Maine P Eugene Clapp III S Alton H. Clark ’61 and Madonna Fogg Clark ’61 S L P (5) z Llewellyn E. Clark ’54, ’56G, Ph.D. and Shirley H. Clark* S L P M (2) z Steven D. Clarke ’70, Ph.D. S Clayton Lake Woodland Holdings LLC P (7) Norma Towne Clayton ’63 and John M. Clayton Jr. S L P M (4) z Perry R. Clough ’63 and Susan R. Clough S L M (4) Rosemary Sherwood Clowes ’74 and Mark A. Clowes ’77 L Don E. Coates ’60G, ’74 C.A.S and Alida L. Coates P (10) Salvatore L. Coco S (2) F. Chandler Coddington Jr. ’54 and Jane W. Coddington S L P M (40) z Cheryl M. Coffin, M.D. and Ralph E. Topham P (6) E. H. Marcelle Coffin S P (27) Millard F. Coffin III, Ph.D. and Stephanie Ingle P (29) Ronald C. Coffin ’56 and Sheila N. Coffin P (5) David R. Coffman S The Cohen Group P Barbara Dachs Cohen ’76 P Mary Jane Cohen S L Maurice S. Cohen ’51 and Phyllis Herman Cohen S

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Giving Society Members Mitchell M. Cohen ’62 and Parvin Cohen L (15) Sec. William S. Cohen ’75 Hon. LLD and Janet Langhart Cohen S P M The Jeff Cole Foundation P (2) Cole Land Transportation Museum P Edith Snow Cole ’53, ’50H S P M (40) Galen L. Cole and Suzanne W. Cole P Garret E. Cole ’72 and Marsha Ostlund Cole ’73 S L P z Stephen W. Cole ’68, ’72 and Wendy M. Cole S James S. Coleman ’82, Ph.D. and Adele R. Coleman P John R. Coleman ’85 and Linda Thurston Coleman ’85 P M George Colletti and Maria Colletti S S. W. Collins Company, Inc. P (7) Anne Adams Collins ’61 S K L P (2) z Donald F. Collins ’49 and Patricia McGuigan Collins ’49 S L P M (30) z Dorothy Small Collins L M Sen. Susan M. Collins ’11 Hon. LHD and Thomas A. Daffron P (15) Linwood L. Colson III, O.D. ’69 S David M. Colter and Amy L. Colter P (10) Dr. Dori A. Comer and Dr. Charles W. Comer L P (3) Competitive Energy Services P (3) Arthur A. Comstock Jr. and Betty L. Comstock L (26) Rick L. Conant S P (2) John M. Condon ’74 S L Cheryl Ann Conley-Smyth ’68 P (5) Jean White Conroy ’57, ’60G and Merritt W. Conroy ’60 P M (3) Chris E. Cookson ’93, Ph.D. and Cassandra B. Cookson L M Bernard Cope ’58 and Annette D. Cope S M Carolyn Ann Copenheaver ’96G, Ph.D. P (14) Kimberly Frances Corbitt ’05 P (3) Myrna Corcoran S P (6) Corinth Donuts, LLC P Paul Cormier P (5) Cormier’s Plumbing & Heating P (9) Alston D. Correll ’66G, ’67G and Ada Lee Correll S K Bruce P. Corson ’64 and Camilla Guerette Corson ’65, ’70G P Michael E. Cosgrove ’79 P (2) Stephanie G. Cotsirilos S (16) Paul G. Coulombe ’75 and Giselaine M. Coulombe S K L. Robert Couturier Jr. ’54 and Olive Couturier L Douglas F. Cowan, M.D. and Sophie S. Cowan P (3) Richard Cowan and Sara Cowan L Laura A. Cox P Stephen C. Cox ’81 P (2) Regina Coyne and Richard Coyne P Gary M. Cran ’61, ’63 and Estella A. Cran S L P (28) z Crane Brothers, Inc. P (8)

Neil F. Crane ’58 and Lois M. Crane S L P (5) z James A. Crawford ’51 and Janie Crawford S M (3) Karlton Creech and Staci A. Creech P Anne Haddow Cressey ’84 and Mark W. Cressey ’85 P (2) James D. Crocker Jr. P (4) Cynthia Clark Crocker ’47 P Joan Crockett ’44H L Helene Crohn S (2) Joseph H. Cromarty ’78 and Laura W. Cromarty S Paul B. Cronin ’57 and Dale G. Cronin S P M (31) Mark D. Crosby ’81, ’83, ’89G and Carolyn Carson Crosby ’92 L Cross Insurance Center P Elizabeth Pierce Cross ’55 L (2) Mark Stuart Cross ’79 and Melanie Cross S P (9) William F. Crowell ’81 and Kristin Crowell P Helen McMaster Crowley ’89 P Henry D. Crowley and Elisabeth M. Crowley S P (16) Michael R. Crowley ’81 S L (9) Paul Crowley and Delia Pooler P James G. Crump Jr. ’54 and Janice Crump S M Cumberland County 4-H P Cumberland County Soil and Water Conservation District P William H. Cummings Jr. ’51 and Lorraine Cummings P M (11) Patricia A. Cummings ’89, ’44H and Douglas R. Marchio ’44H L P (22) Ronald J. Cummings ’87G and Elaine Cummings S (18) David M. Cunningham ’54 S M (30) Albert R. Curran ’71 and Carol Fisher Curran ’72 S P M (21) William D. Currie ’52 and Harriet Johnson Currie ’52 S L P M (40) z Edward W. Curtis ’78 P (13) George N. Curtis ’61 and Katarina R. Curtis S L Rose Marie Curtis ’80G and Theodore S. Curtis Jr.* P M Constance J. Cushman L Roland W. Cyr Jr. ’66 and Ruth Wright Cyr ’68 P Joseph H. Cyr and Suzanne V. Cyr S (25) Emma-Lou Ingraham Czarnecki ’51 P Brian J. Czerniecki ’82, M.D., Ph.D. P D&S Engineering, Inc. P (13) Donna L. Dachs ’73 P (3) Carolyn Bull Dahlgren ’56 S L M (40) Robert W. Daigle ’71 and Brenda M. Daigle ’71 S P Daniel R. Daigneault ’74 and Carol B. Daigneault S P M (14) Dalegip America, Inc. P (3) George D. Daley Jr. ’76 and Sheila Bradley Daley ’86 S P Thomas V. Daley Jr. S William B. Dalton ’80 and Barb Brown Dalton ’81 S P M (32)

Norinne Hilchey Daly ’59, Ed.D. S L P M z Robert Q. Dana ’80, Ed.D. and Linda Philbrook Dana ’80 S P (6) Richard D. Dane ’50 and Beverly Marcue Dane S P Michael H. Dann ’68 and Judith Taylor Dann ’68, ’89G S P (22) John B. Darling II and Karen Darling S P Darling’s, Inc. P (11) John W. Darrah ’89 and Debra O’Toole Darrah ’89 S Farahad Dastoor, Ph.D. P (7) Michael L. Davee ’79, ’80 and Lisa D. Davee ’92G S P (5) William G. Davids ’89, ’91G P Richard W. Davidson’64, ’65, ’66G, Ph.D. S P (22) Clinton E. Davies ’82, ’83G and Colette B. Davies P (7) Davis Family Foundation P Joyce Spencer Davis S L Ronald B. Davis, Ph.D. and Shirley Lee Davis S (16) Earl Dawley ’50 and Alene Dawley L (27) Jon F. Dawson ’67, ’72G and Nancy Speirs Dawson ’74 S (6) Richard B. Dawson ’78, C.P.A. and Valerie Woodsum Dawson ’80 P (14) Richard W. Day ’58 P M (27) Beth De Haas ’79 L (34) Dead River Company P (2) Douglas J. DeAngelis ’88 S P M Larry B. Deans ’78, ’94G and Sandra J. Negrini-Deans L Vance E. Dearborn ’49, ’69G and Evelyn Ellsworth Dearborn ’49, ’86G S P M (40) Robert F. DeBoo ’62G, Ph.D. S L Lester A. DeCoster ’59 and Barbara Lavoie DeCoster ’79 S L M (13) Thomas M. Deford and Zehra Y. Deford P Phil Degrazia P Deighan Associates, Inc. P (8) Margaret E. deKastrozza P David M. DeLorme S L. William Demaso ’63 and Marie P. Demaso S P (24) William R. Demianiuk ’81 and Karen L. Demianiuk P Jacqueline L. Dempsey S Col. Parker A. Denaco ’65, ’75G S L P (8) z Frederick L. Denico ’63 S P (5) Robert J. Desjardins ’58 and Rita Desjardins L (14) Devden, Inc. P Nancy Cameron DeWilde ’55 S M Elizabeth Smith Dey ’56 P (7) Stephen P. DiBiaso ’67 and Elizabeth N. Birchfield L Frederick A. Dick P (2) James B. Didriksen ’54 L Karen C. DiGiovanni S P (14) Sandra Bowden Dillon L Albert A. DiMillo Jr. ’76 and Linda S. DiMillo* S P M (16)

Inspired to Give

The Collins Center for the Arts welcomed the kickoff performance of the national tour of Stephen King ’70, ’87 Hon. LHD and John Mellencamp’s musical “Ghost Brothers of Darkland County” to its stage as part of its 2014–15 season. The musical served as the annual gala and included a reception and dinner in UMaine’s Raymond H. Fogler Library. “The setting for our 2014 gala seemed appropriate and exciting given the Kings’ tremendous literary legacy,” explains Danny Williams ’91, ‘94G, executive director of the Collins Center for the Arts. “Our annual gala, and our performances in general are made possible by the support of many generous individuals and companies,” he adds, noting that private support also helps to fund capital improvements, community outreach, and master classes for UMaine students.

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University of Maine

Ivelin Dimitrov ’03 and Ralitza Dimitrov P (4) John K. Dineen ’51 S P (6) Martin J. Dittiger ’91G L M Eugene J. Dixon, M.D. P (7) John T. Dobbs ’99 and Rachel E. Dobbs S Julia Brigham Dodge ’96 and Malcolm B. Hildreth P (2) Dana B. Dolloff ’63, ’64G and Sarah H. Dolloff S L P (40) z James F. Donovan ’45, M.D. P John P. Donovan and Elizabeth J. Donovan S Matthew J. Donovan, M.D. P (3) Carolyn M. Dorr P David L. Dorr and Ellen G. Dorr S David T. Douglass, O.D. and Kay L. Douglass P (3) Dow AgroSciences, LLC P Elizabeth A. Downing ’77, ’44H and Dennis K. Cox, Ph.D. P Dennis M. Doyle ’67 and Patricia B. Doyle S L P (13) z Joseph D. Doyle Jr. ’75 and Jill Doyle S P (3) Marian S. Dressler ’99 and Richard L. Dressler L P (20) DuPont Company P E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Company P Richard A. Dudley ’60 and Martha Butler Dudley ’60 L P M (6) Scott F. Duggan ’87 and Joanne Williamson Duggan S M Lynda B. Duncan S Richard N. Duncan ’63 and Margaret Duncan L Janet Silsby Dunham ’77G and Wallace C. Dunham, Ph.D. S (8) Tyler Dunham P (3) Patricia McDonough Dunn ’73 P (18) William ’79 and Robin Dunnett P (2) Michael A. Dunning and Elizabeth M. Dunning P Nancy E. Dutton ’77 S Jayne Henneberry Dyer ’75 and James F. Dyer S P (31) Nancy Morse Dysart ’60 and Donald Dysart S L East Coast Seafood, Inc. P Eastern States Exposition P (23) Eaton Peabody Foundation P Kenneth C. Eaton ’58 S M Michael J. Eckardt, Ph.D. and Johneen K. Eckardt S P (12) Gary L. Eckmann P EcoSynthetix, Inc. P (3) Education Fund of Midcoast AAUW P (2) Albert D. Ehrenfried ’44 S P M (8) Christopher H. Eldridge ’66 and Gertrude Marsano Eldridge ’69 P (11) Corson Ellis and Marion F. Ellis S P (8) Osborne N. Ellis ’51 and Virginia Young Ellis S L Ells-Mart Donuts, LLC P (2) EMC Holdings, LLC P (8) Emera Maine P (10)

Hilda Santoro Emerson ’60 and Charles W. Emerson ’61 S Jacqueline A. Emerson L (8) Maura Hayes Emerson ’74, ’78G, M.D. and Guillermo Olivos, M.D. S P M (10) Larry L. Emery ’70, ’72G and Joyce Vorakiarthy Emery P M Philip H. Emery Jr. ’57, ’58, Ph.D. and Sylvia MacKenzie Emery ’57 S P M (40) EMHS Foundation P (31) Storer W. Emmett ’54, M.D. and Wilma Monroe Emmett ’55, ’59G P (6) Christopher W. Emmons ’76 and Marybeth P. Emmons ’78 P M (12) Carrie Hurd Enos ’99 and Clay Enos ’00 P (2) Epstein & O’Donovan, LLP P (2) Frederick A. Erb and Barbara M. Erb S Michael Eremita and Marilyn Eremita S P (34) Mary Susan Erich, Ph.D. and Tsutomu Ohno, Ph.D. P (4) Brenda M. Erickson ’67 L P (35) Dorothy Brewer Erikson ’42* P (3) Erin’s Run P (2) John J. Esposito ’79, ’81G and Bonnie Broadbent Esposito ’80 P (2) R. Adm. G. Brian Estes ’63 and Roberta E. Estes L Richard A. Eustis ’55 S L P M (14) z Experiment P Eye Center Northeast P (2) FairPoint Communications P (4) Stanley Falkow ’55, ’79 Hon. Sc.D., Ph.D. and Lucy S. Tompkins, M.D. S Farley Financial Group, LLC P (4) Christopher D. Farley ’85 S P (6) Farm Credit East, ACA P (18) Edward J. Farmlett ’78, M.D. L M (25) Nichi S. Farnham and Col. Douglas A. Farnham P (4) Willard C. Farnham ’59 and Elanna Crowley Farnham ’81 S M (39) Norman O. Farrar ’62, Ph.D. P M (4) Gary J. Farren, D.M.D. and Barbara J.S. Farren, D.V.M. S (30) Perl V. Farrington Jr. ’51 and Virginia A. Farrington S L (7) Cynthia M. Faulkner ’88 P (2) Gretchen F. Faulkner ’81, ’84G S P (4) Norman F. Fay ’40 S L (12) FCI Constructors, Inc. P Oskar Feichtinger III and Eliane A. Feichtinger L Evelyn Fenderson L Ferland Family Foundation P (2) E. James Ferland ’64 and Eileen Kay Ferland S P (7) H. Allen Fernald Jr. ’54, ’02 Hon. LTD and Sally Carroll Fernald ’55 S K L P M (37) z David and Susan Ferris Fund P David A. Ferris ’71, ’78G and Susan W. Ferris S P Joseph L. Ferris ’66 S L P (40) z Patricia B. Fialkosky P The Fiddlehead Fund P (3)

July 1, 2014–June 30, 2015

Giving Society Members Fidelity Foundation P (7) Adam B. Fineberg and Kathleen A. Fineberg S P (11) The First P (3) Fisher Charitable Foundation P (8) Ada C. Fisher ’42 S L Jeanne Donovan Fisher S P Alexsandra Fisher-Coles S P Fisherman’s Market International, Inc. P Mimi Fishman Foundation P Sheryl M. Fistal and Mayer Fistal P Lee E. Fitzgerald ’59 S Ellen P. Flaherty ’71 and Michael I. Flaherty ’72 S L David C. Flanagan S Julia Flanders and Dale C. Flanders, Ph.D. S P (3) H.B. Fleming, Inc. P Robert J. Flynn ’69 and Margaret Ames Flynn ’70 S FMC Corporation APG P Mary Elizabeth Fogler ’79 P (2) Owen J. Folsom Sand & Gravel Company P (2) Bruce D. Folsom ’49 and Mary Hastings Dumas ’51 S P M (38) Owen J. Folsom and Rosemary Folsom P (2) Charles M. Foote Jr. ’53 and Joan Talbot Foote S M Footing First, LLC P Molly Fay Forbush ’64 P M (12) Forest Society of Maine P (9) Julie Forsyth P (2) Raymond C. Fort Jr., Sc.D. P (6) Carol Rolfe Foss ’04G, Ph.D. S Bion A. Foster ’68, ’70G and Dorain Foster ’68H S K L P M (2) z Carolyn M. Foster S P M John Foster S Melody Jean Foster ’79 L Fournier Family Foundation P (2) Bruce R. Fournier ’77, ’79 and Joanne E. Fournier S P (2) Margaret Chase Fournier ’73 and Richard M. Fournier ’73 S (29) Meredith Anderson Fowler ’73 P (11) Richard D. Fox ’68, ’70G and Patricia Arbour Fox ’68 S P (3) Greg Francoeur Memorial Fund P (2) Gerard E. Francoeur and Jane Libby Francoeur S P (3) Susan Sullivan Francoeur S Robert M. Frank III ’88 and Michelle C. Frank S Kevin J. Frazier and Kathy Frazier L P (18) Carole Bergstresser Freas ’71 and Lawrence H. Freas ’71 P (5) Allan Freedman ’73, M.D. and Paula A. Freedman P (12) Cooper P. Friend ’06 P Frontier Forest LLC P (12) Jack E. Frost and Wendy I. Frost S P (20) Robert C. Fuehrer ’57, ’58G, ’59G and Sharon Ward Fuehrer ’60 S L P M (38) z Maria R. Fuentes ’85G and Jeffrey Romano P M (9)

Boyd C. Fuller ’50 L P (7) Fundacion Iberdrola Espana P (2) Dr. Robert W. Funsch L Elizabeth Leighton Furlong ’52 and Charles R. Furlong Jr. ’54* S L P (40) z Stanley D. Furrow ’56, ’62G, ’65 Ph.D. and Grete Furrow L (40) GAC Chemical Corporation of New England P (13) Lee A. Gagnon ’59 and Susan Kauffman S L P M (4) z John K. Gallant ’89 and Lynn Kaminski Gallant L John F. Gamage ’58 P (11) Peter T. Gammons Jr. ’61 and Linda B. Gammons S L P (2) z Ganderia Alternative Middle School P Aram G. Garabedian ’57 and Jane B. Garabedian P (2) Joel P. Gardiner ’83 and Judith Vessot Gardiner P (6) Denise E. Gardner ’89 P Susan E. Garfield ’69 S P (14) Richard R. Garnache ’58 and Gretchen Garnache S L Brenda C. Garrand and David C. Pierson S Arnold L. Garson and Susan R. Garson S P (27) Richard B. Gassett ’61, ’64G and Anne E. Gassett P Brigitte Gautschi S Daisy Gavilan S Jonathan T. Gavin ’98 P Carol R. Gay L Douglas A. Gelinas, Sc.D. and Carol Schott Gelinas L Dennis F. Gendron ’93G and Janet M. Gendron P (2) Jean Praderio George ’80 and Edward E. George, M.D., Ph.D. P (7) Nancy L. George ’65G L M (22) Gary L. Geraway ’69 and Jacqueline McCormack Geraway ’79, ’84G L Christiana U. Gerostergiou ’18 P Peter F. Gerrity and Marie Gerrity S P (7) Ruth M. Gerrity* P (5) Gretchen Gfeller ’83G P Carol S. Gilbert L John S. Gilbert and Margaret Gilbert P (3) Brian E. Gill ’86 S L M Mary Hertzog Gilley S L (2) Heidi Albert Gilmore ’81 and John V. Gilmore, Ph.D. S L Ginn Family Foundation P Herbert E. Ginn ’50 and Adah Patch Ginn S P GL&V Pulp and Paper Group P GL&V USA, Inc. P (8) Nancy Cummings Glasheen ’81 and Michael D. Glasheen P Cynthia E. Glass S L Sheri G. Glazier ’01G and Marvin H. Glazier ’66 S P (37) Thomas F. Gledhill ’66, ’67 S A. B. Glickman Family Foundation P (2)

John W. Glomb, Ph.D. P (4) Richard H. Godfrey ’50 and Elizabeth M. Godfrey S L M Frederick L. Goff ’73 S P (30) James H. Goff ’63 and Kimberly A. Goff S P (17) Barbara W. Gokcen, M.D. and Muharrem Gokcen, M.D., Ph.D. S P (5) Stacey M. Gomm ’11 P James G. Good ’71 and Jerry Ann Yoder ’71 S P (40) Alden C. Goodnow and Lois B. Goodnow P Paula M. Goodwin ’78 P (7) Christopher M. Gordon ’85 and Alicia B. Gordon P (30) John J. Gordon ’65 P (2) Ralph D. Gordon ’62 and Elizabeth Wunsch Gordon L Susan Pongonis Gordon ’70 and Kenneth E. Gordon ’71 S L P (40) z Gorham Savings Bank P (8) James W. Gorman Sr. ’58 and Maureen M. Gorman S K L P M (39) z Barbara Sleeper Gorrill ’75 and Thomas L. Gorrill ’78 S P (8) Goss International Americas, Inc. P (2) Doug Gott & Sons, Inc. P (2) Timothy H. Gott S P (2) Ralph A. Gould Jr. ’45 and Hazel H. Gould S P (5) David B. Gould ’75 and Anne Chaplin Gould ’78 P (5) Roger D. Gould ’52 S L P M (26) z Governor’s Management Company P (2) John P. Gower ’52, ’54G, Ed.D. and Marie Monastra Gower ’51G S L (17) J. Douglas Graham Jr. ’57 and Nancy P. Graham S P (9) Muriel K. Graham ’44H L P (13) Newton Graham ’50 and Susan C. Graham S L (5) Joseph F. Gray and Carolyn Gray S Christopher Green P Mary Louise Green S L (2) David F. Greenleaf ’60 P M (31) George W. Greenwood ’51, En.D. and Abbie M. Greenwood S P (7) Edward S. Grew, Ph.D. and Priscilla C. Grew, Ph.D. S L P z Conrad W. Griffin and Frances Daly Griffin ’91 L (10) David R. Griffin ’73 P (19) Dorothy M. Griffin P (15) Michael H. Griffin ’70 and Valerie Ludwig Griffin ’70, ’79G P (7) Susan Haynes Griffin ’81, ’85G S Rupert H. Grover Jr. ’65 and Suzanne Grover S P Bradley E. Guay ’84 L Catharine W. Guiles P (3) Robert E. Gundersen, Ph.D. P (2) Bruce A. Gurall ’69, ’71G and Kristen Anderson Gurall ’69 S P Susanne Gustafsson P

Inspired to Give

The ’65 Tangerine Bowl team was honored as part of Homecoming 2015 at the University of Maine. To celebrate their 50th anniversary, the team raised $100,000 toward the Harold Alfond Challenge. It was a memorable year in 1965 for UMaine football. The Black Bear team, led by quarterback Dick DeVarney ‘66 and legendary coach Hal Westerman, pulled off a nearly perfect season and received UMaine’s only invitation to a national bowl. The team included receivers Denny Doyle ‘67 and Paul Keany ‘67, running back Frank Harney ’67, and the UMaine football legend John Huard ‘67, who was inducted into the National Football Foundation Hall of Fame.

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Karen Damon Guter ’71, ’73G and Thomas P. Guter ’72 L Patricia Kittredge Hagan ’61 L P M (13) Alice Fonseca Haines ’48 S P (40) David L. Hale ’53 S P M (5) Allison Caroline Haley ’00 P Douglas B. Hall ’81 and Deborah Chapman Hall S M Edward C. Hall ’48 and Dorothy Moran Hall ’43* S L P (15) z Nancy E. Hall, Ph.D. S P (3) Philip A. Hall ’53, Ed.D. and Joan Hall L M (12) Jerome P. Hallee ’54 and Pauline Daigle Hallee S L (7) Barbara Kerr Hamilton ’82 P (13) Helen Strong Hamilton ’53 S P M (21) Philip T. Hamilton ’85 and Susan M. Hamilton P (9) Robert H. Hamilton ’65 and Rebecca Nutting Hamilton ’72 P (12) Wayne Hamilton and Loraine Hamilton* S P Wayne A. Hamilton, Ph.D. S P (14) Hammond Lumber Company, Inc. P Michael J. Hammond P Beverly Smith Hance ’65 and James H. Hance Jr. P (2) Paul E. Hand ’52, ’55G, Ph.D. S L M Earle E. Hannigan ’63 and Calista E. Wiberg-Hannigan ’89G S P (28) Paul W. Hannigan and Jane Hannigan S P (17) Douglas R. Hanscom ’67, ’68G and Jane Longo Hanscom ’67, M.D. S P (6) Thomas W. Hanson ’73, ’75G P (6) Tracy W. Harding ’84 and Aimee E. Smith ’85 S L P M (21) z Malcolm D. Hardy ’44* P M (40) Delores J. Haritos S Harmon Foundation P (2) Ben M. Harnden ’78 P (11) Carolyn Harrington S P Jane Wallace Harrington ’77 P (10) Penny Smith Harris ’63 S L Sue Harris S John H. Hart Jr., D.C. ’67 S Suzanne Kay Hart ’68 S L P M (29) z John L. Harter ’83 L Johnathan L. Harter ’83 and Debra S. Harter L Steven Harth ’67, ’68G and Joanne Campbell S L P (2) z Hartt Transportation Systems, Inc. P (6) William A. Hartt P (5) Harvard Pilgrim Health Care P Jane Stevens Harvey ’54 and Harmon D. Harvey ’54 L M (30) Johna Harvey and Stephen T. Harvey ’76, ’80G P M (6) Steven R. Harvey ’78 and Sandra L. Harvey S Stuart P. Haskell Jr. ’56 P (21) Philip J. Haskell ’59 and Elaine Wentworth Haskell ’61 L Donna Libby Hathaway ’70 L P (19)

Bruce A. Hauck ’66 and Gardi Pederson Hauck P (12) James M. Hayes ’72 P (3) Peter L. Haynes ’61 and Judith Bates Haynes ’61 S P (40) Basil S. Heanssler S Heartwood Forestland Fund V, LP P Jeffrey E. Hecker ’86 Ph.D., ’44H and Judith L. Stickles ’82G P (8) Lynda Ferri Heflich ’74 and Leonard W. Heflich P (16) Andrea Heise P Dale Henderson S Harold H. Henderson ’67 and Tamara Gemme Henderson ’79, ’80 P (3) Katherine Jackman Henderson ’45 L P (3) Joseph F. Herbert ’58* and Kim P. Herbert S P M (30) Fred Herbolzheimer Jr. ’43, ’48G* P Douglas R. Hermann ’77 and Linda V. Hermann S P (15) Knud E. Hermansen, Ph.D., J.D. and Susan M. Hermansen P Hermon Donuts, LLC P Karen Herold P (7) Douglas A. Herrick ’83 P (13) John W. Heyer ’57 and Gail W. Heyer S M (7) Heymann Foundation P (20) Nicholas P. Heymann ’78 and Bibiana Heymann S P M (5) Baron B. Hicken ’63 L P M (19) Thomas P. Hickey ’73, ’74 and Christine Hebert Hickey ’73 S Joe Higdon and Ellen Sudow P The John W. & Clara C. Higgins Foundation P (14) Amy Spear Higgins ’84 L Jean Lucille Higgins ’76 S M Richard C. Hill S L (32) Stanley J. Hill ’63 and Sondra Holmes Hill ’63 P (10) David L. Hillman ’78 P (6) Hilltop Inn, Inc. P James W. Hinds and Patricia L. Hinds L P Marian B. Hinkley* P Kem G. Hinton, FAIA and Marilyn Hinton S Diane E. Hitchings ’75 L Richard D. Hogan ’60 and Nancy J. Hogan ’62, ’65G S L P M (4) z John W. Holmes ’67 and Jerri Holmes S P (24) David S. Holt ’62 and Carole Reynolds-Holt L (3) Alma D. Homola L P (7) Henry O. Hooper ’56, Ph.D. P Karl V. Hoose ’85, ’89G S Alton M. Hopkins ’50 and Dorothy Lord Hopkins ’50 S P M (40) William R. Horner ’68 P (4) Horace W. Horton ’65 and Barbara Waters Horton ’65 P (6) Christopher J. Hovey ’66 S L P M (12) z James R. Howard II ’06 and Rachel Miller Howard ’07 S Priscilla Howe S

July 1, 2014–June 30, 2015

Giving Society Members Myron S. Hoyt ’65 L Raymond L. Huang ’45 S (2) John R. Huard Sr. ’67 and Helen M. Huard P M (2) Huber Resources Corporation P (3) Huhtamaki, Inc. P Joseph Hummel, D.O and Carol Hummel P (16) Dana N. Humphrey ’44H, Ph.D. and Barbara E. Humphrey S L P (23) z Johanna C. Hunt ’63 L Nancy Mae Hunt ’82 P Malcolm L. Hunter Jr. ’74, Ph.D. and Aram J. K. Calhoun ’96 Ph.D. S L P (27) z Susan J. Hunter ’50H, Ph.D. and David H. Lambert, Ph.D. S L P z William Allen Hunter P Albert H. Huntoon ’64, ’66G L (40) Christopher Hutchins and Sandra M. Hutchins S Kelli Theriault Hutchins ’85 and Charles M. Hutchins ’85 S P (6) Dione Williams Hutchinson ’54, ’71G S L M (2) Shaun A. Hutchinson ’87 and Tracey Cochran-Hutchinson P (2) Leslie C. Hyde P (3) Carole L. Hyman ’56 S L P M (4) z Matthew D. Iammatteo ’81, M.D. and Gina Iammatteo P Iberdrola USA P (4) IMERYS P (4) Lewis S. Incze ’79G, Ph.D. and Elizabeth G. Incze P Joyce Iveney Ingalls ’44 S M Richard B. Innes ’44 and Rachel B. Innes S L International Paper Company P David E. Irish ’69 and Nancy Willey Irish ’69 P (5) Sarah Bransford Irons ’57 and Fred H. Irons, Sc.D. P (29) Henry S. Irving ’63 and Mary Ellen Irving P (13) James D. Irving and Lynn Irving S K Eleanor Epstein Israel ’61 and Stanley Israel S P (17) Barbara Ann Ives S L P (25) z David W. Ives ’79 and Pamela J. Burch ’80 S Rev. S. Clifton Ives ’60 and Jane Petherbridge Ives ’61 P M (18) Rev. Philip C. Jacobs III ’66 and Phebe A. Jacobs L (36) Brenda W. Jacobs and Lawrence Jacobs S P (3) Charles A. Jacobs ’71, ’86G and Rebecca Stanley S Naomi Jacobs, Ph.D. P (24) George L. Jacobson, Ph.D. and Karen R. Boucias ’71 S L P M (15) z Raymond P. Jacques ’85 and Michelle M. Jacques S P Gregory D. Jamison ’72, ’98G and Elizabeth McElwain Jamison ’74 S P M (25) Jean Family Foundation P (2) Raymond A. Jean ’65 and Louise C. Jean S P M (9) Roy F. Jeffrey ’68, ’72G and Marilyn A. Altobello, Ph.D. P (21) James D. Jenkins ’66 and Anne Witham Jenkins ’67 S L M

Cornelia Proctor Jenness ’61 and Peter Jenness P (16) Helena M. Jensen ’43 L Shawn A. Jernigan P C. Lincoln Jewett ’44 and Truda C. Jewett P (8) Joseph P. Jiuliano L Christine Born Johnson ’82 and William C. Johnson II S L P M (25) z Edward E. Johnson ’58 S P M (18) Emily Wilford Johnson L Ret’d. Adm. Gregory G. Johnson ’68, ’09 Hon. LHD and Joyanne Jewett Johnson ’68 S P (6) Jane Wiseman Johnson ’56, ’61G and Charles F. Johnson S L P M (2) z Mary Atkinson Johnson ’55 and William D. Johnson ’56 S L P M (40) z Nancy G. Watson Johnson ’67 L Stella Johnson S Sten Johnson P Barbara P. Jones S Chester W. Jones ’39 S L Christina Jones and David R. Jones P George R. Jones ’62 P G. David Jones S Nory B. Jones, Ph.D. P Rendle A. Jones ’65 and Patricia Kopfmann Jones ’65 S P M (2) Yong Cha Jones S L P (14) z Frank W. Jordan Jr. ’65 P (7) Karen Allison Judkins ’06 P Richard C. Jung and Lisa T. Jung P (11) The K2 Family Foundation P (4) Max Kagan Family Foundation P (22) Algis N. Kalvaitis ’63 and Suzanne B. Kalvaitis P (32) H. Roy Kaplan ’68G, Ph.D. and Mary Kaplan L Lawrence L. Kazmerski, Ph.D. and Kathleen E. Kazmerski P (8) William M. Kearns Jr. ’57 S L P (6) z Christopher P. Keating ’79 and Nancy Pallatroni Keating ’80 S Ralph C. Keef ’55, ’59G* and Allison A. Keef ’55 S P (2) Edward J. Keefe ’86 and Lillian S. Keefe S L P M (20) z Francis R. Keenan Jr. ’58 and Patricia Benner Keenan ’59 P M (5) John W. Kelley Jr. ’55, ’56G and Joyce W. Kelley P M (34) Alice R. Kelley ’06G, Ph.D. and Joseph T. Kelley, Ph.D. S Ralph J. Kelley ’58 and Earlene Beale Kelley ’58 P (15) Robert T. Kelley, Ph.D. and Margot Kelley S P (4) Kemira Chemicals, Inc. P Kennebunk Savings Bank P Joyce Swearingen Kennedy ’80 and Steven D. Kennedy P (3) Robert A. Kennedy, Ph.D. and Mary E. Rumpho-Kennedy, Ph.D. S M (14)

Kent Nutrition Group, Inc. P Cheryl Leigh Kent ’85 P Kenway Corporation P (8) Edward N. Kenway S Kepware Technologies P (8) Michael W. Kessock ’66, ’73G and Sharine Kessock S Mindy Kezis and Alan S. Kezis, Ph.D. P (2) M. Kieran Kidder S P (2) Sen. Angus S. King Jr. and Mary J. Herman S P (5) Dennis P. King ’71, ’74G and Sandra Emerson King ’71, ’74G S P (35) Donald J. King ’50, ’61G L (40) Louis C. King ’60 and Edie McVay King ’67 S L P M (34) z Stephen E. King ’70, ’87 Hon. LHD and Tabitha Spruce King ’71, ’87 Hon. LHD S K P (3) Ian G. Kinoshta ’56 S Jane M. Kirkland P Kittery Trading Post P Ruth Bouchard Klein ’61 P (2) Malcolm H. Knapp ’56 and Carol J. Knapp P (12) Barbara J. Kneeland S P Jane Wooster Knight ’77 S M James M. Knott Sr. ’06 Hon. LHD and Betty Knott S Knowles Industrial Services Corporation P (7) John E. Knowles ’55, M.D. and Ann Dingwell Knowles ’57 S L M (17) Barbara Sullivan Knowlton ’48 L (14) Knox-Lincoln County Extension Association P Erwin M. Koeritz P M (12) Astrid Koizar P Janet Kolkebeck P (5) Charles E. Komar ’80 P James M. Kopp ’90G and Elizabeth Gaffney L Conan H. Kornetsky, Ph.D. ’48 S Patrice M. Krant ’78 and Richard H. Rosenbloom S P Carl M. Kruse Fund P (3) Carl M. Kruse ’54 S L P M (33) z Gordon E. Kulberg, Ph.D. and Carol I. Kulberg P (26) Romaine Littlefield Kupfer ’45 L P M (5) Brock Kwiatkowsky ’88 P Scott R. Labby ’98 and Rebecca Myers Labby P (2) Jonathan P. LaBonte ’02 L M (13) Joseph A. Lacasse ’66 and Nancy Wyman Lacasse ’67 S L J. Daniel Lafayette III and Carla J. Lafayette S P (30) LaFlamme, Barron & Chabot P Gerard R. LaFlamme ’76 and Gina V. LaFlamme S P M (13) Thomas F. LaHaise III ’64, ’66G and Mary Ann LaHaise S P (21) David S. Lamb ’62 L (4) Brian C. Lambert ’94 P (3) Roger P. Lambert ’61 L William H. Lambert ’58 S P M (5) William J. Lamborghini ’74 P (2)

Inspired to Give

Philanthropy has always been important to the University of Maine’s Hudson Museum. Donors have contributed objects and collections, as well as financial support over the years for exhibits, capital improvements and community outreach. One of the museum’s most visible outreach activities is its annual Maine Indian Basketmakers Holiday Market, which attracts collectors and other interested individuals from throughout New England. According to Hudson Museum director and Stillwater Society member Gretchen Faulkner ’81, ’84G, the market is “the largest holiday gathering of Maine Indian artists in New England, featuring members of the Maine Indian Basketmakers Alliance who have received national awards and new artists representing the next generation of weavers.” The market includes children’s activities, demonstrations, storytelling, traditional music, dancing and more. “The contemporary artists who are showcased at the event are carrying on traditions that go back thousands of years within their communities. The museum features both the works of contemporary artists as well as the works of their ancestors, bringing our collections full circle,” she explains. Photo: Fancy basket by Ganessa Frey (Penobscot) and Jeremy Frey (Passamaquoddy)

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University of Maine

Darryl B. Lamson ’66 and Sharon L. Lamson S P (15) Michele Lancaster P Michael Landry and Holly McDaniel P (12) LandVest P (26) Jill Lang P Kristin M. Langellier, Ph.D. and Eric E. Peterson, Ph.D. P (22) Peter G. Lapre ’82, O.D. L Richard C. Larochelle ’67 S June Dabritz Larouche S Albert L. Larson Jr. ’63 and Nancy Larson P (6) James Larson P (14) Thomas P. Laskey ’53 S L P M (9) z Michael B. Latti ’56 and Georgia D. Latti ’57 S M Lavery Foundation P (7) John W. Lavery ’70G and Charlotte Lavery S P (13) Augusta Foster Law ’44, M.D. P M (6) Belinda Lawrence P (2) Sandra Bartolini Lawrence ’71 and Peter G. Lawrence P (3) Robert F. Lawson and Shelia Geoffrion P Roger S. Leach ’52, Ph.D. and Thela C. Leach S L M (20) Roland M. Leach Jr. ’54, Ph.D. and Sharyn K. Leach S P (15) Scott A. Leach ’83 and Susan W. Leach P M (11) Scott R. Leadbetter and Kelly Woodcock Leadbetter S P (19) Learfield Communications, Inc. P Ronald E. Leathers ’53 S Bruce J. Leavitt ’77, M.D. and Anne S. Leavitt P (8) G. Robert Leavitt ’44 L William G. Leavitt ’70 and Martha Bush Leavitt ’70 P Barbette Haskell LeClair ’89 and Harold L. LeClair III S P (4) Gilbert C. LeClair ’52 and Carol R. LeClair S L (21) Lee Residential Care P (2) John F. Lee and Sheila A. Lee S P (4) Carroll R. Lee ’71, ’74G, ’80G and Gail Gunn Lee ’87, ’88G S P (5) Joseph E. LeForge ’72 and Shirley Smith LeForge ’72 P (2) Nicholas A. Legatos ’55 S Lehigh Agricultural & Biological Services, Inc. P (3) Bernard L. Lehman L Lee W. Leighton ’71 P (9) Tom Leighton P William R. Leitch and Betsy Pullen Leitch ’55* S K L P (3) z R. Michael Lenderking and Jean B. Lenderking P (10) Mary Jane Shanahan Lenhardt ’77 and Stephen W. Lenhardt S P M (27) Casmira W. Leo S P Ralph E. Leonard ’52H S P M (38) Richard C. Leonard ’62, ’70G, ’76 C.A.S. and Rosemary Rich Leonard ’62 S P (26)

Sandra Blake Leonard ’65 S P (20) Emanuel & Pauline A. Lerner Foundation P Richard R. Lessard ’68G, ’70 Ph.D. and Nancy Lessard* P (5) Mark A. Letendre ’78 and Judy L. Letendre S L M (3) Clyde H. Lewis and Vicki Lewis S Michael A. Liberty and Gail Andrews Liberty L The Libra Foundation P (8) Lincolnville Communications, Inc. P (4) William G. Lindquist ’52 S L P M (5) z John S. Linscott III ’74 and Jane Linscott P John S. Linscott IV ’03 P Laurie Baldwin Liscomb ’61 S (3) Charles W. Little ’65, M.D. and Mary Little L P (38) Littlefield Gallery, LLC P (2) Donald F. Littlefield ’55 L Lobster Trap Company, Inc. P (3) Loiselle, Goodwin & Hinds P Leo M. Loiselle and Emily Loiselle S (32) John R. Lolley Jr. ’73 and Sarah Chabot Lolley ’73 P (6) W. Thomas London ’66 and Lee Ann E. London P (25) Long Cove Foundation P Joyce Elaine Longcore ’91 Ph.D. and Jerry R. Longcore P (5) Longley Scholarship Foundation P (19) Michael G. Longo ’74 and Gale Longo P (2) Avery N. Lorenzen ’51 L Samantha Lott Hale ’02 and Ben Hale ’03, ’10G P M (9) William M. Lott ’69 and Andrea Hayes Lott ’69 S P M (40) Patricia D. Lovaas and Russell Lovaas ’54* S P (35) Robert A. Lowell ’50 L Robert G. Lucas ’61 and Ann Corbett Lucas ’61 S P (3) Anne Lucey ’80 S L P (9) z Paul A. Lucey P Linwood E. Lufkin ’58 and Mabel Spinney Lufkin ’59 S (2) James J. Lynch Jr. ’75 S Michael D. Lynch ’88, ’89G L P M (8) James M. Lyons ’10 P (2) M Club P (22) Machias Savings Bank P (30) Nancy M. MacKnight, Ph.D. S P (32) Stanley E. MacMillan ’65 and Marie Adams MacMillan S P (28) James M. MacNutt, D.O. S Barbara Pollard Macomber ’75G P (27) Madden Timberlands, Inc. P (2) Scott Madden and Karen Madden P (2) Peter T. Madigan ’81 and Megan L. Madigan S P (6) Madison Paper Industries P (27) Karlene Graham Mahaney ’55, ’68G, ’71 C.A.S. and Keith C. Mahaney ’57, ’68G, ’71 C.A.S. S P M (23)

July 1, 2014–June 30, 2015

Giving Society Members Kevin P. Mahaney S K Maine Association of Broadcasters P (2) Maine Association of Engineers P (2) Maine Athletic Fundraising, Inc. P (2) Maine Bureau of Parks and Land P (2) Maine Coast Orthodontics P (3) Maine Community Foundation P (22) Maine Education Association P (2) Maine Extension Homemakers Council P Maine Fire Protection Systems P (2) Maine Humanities Council P Maine Potato Board P Maine Salt Company P Maine Savings Federal Credit Union P (11) Maine Telecommunications Users Group P Maine Vegetable & Small Fruit Growers P (4) Bruce A. Malmer, M.D. and Teresa Malmer P (12) Daniel C. Maloney ’85 and Lisa Knowles Maloney ’86 S P (20) Ivan M. Manev, Ph.D. and Alexandra G. Todorova ’05G P (6) Ann Groves Manson ’81 and Steven G. Manson S P M (30) Noel C. March ’12G and Laurie L. March P (2) Gerry L Marcus ’70 L (20) Catherine Moses Marden ’47 P (26) David M. Marden ’74 and Sigrid Skoog Marden P (2) Loraine P. Marden S L Hon. Donald G. Marean and Linda L. Marean S Dr. Richard E. Marquardt ’56G and Mary E. Marquardt L Alfred C. Marquis ’75 and Julie Wyman Marquis ’76 S Marrone Bio Innovations, Inc. P (5) Lee A. Marshall ’79 P (8) Stanley N. Marshall Jr. ’61, ’64G and Mary E. Marshall ’90G S P (3) Sut Marshall P Irvine W. Marsters Jr. ’63, ’71G and Karen L. Marsters S L M (22) Deborah Moore Marston ’73 and Kurt Ray Marston ’74, ’79G S L P M (12) z Mary-’Vesta Marston-Scott ’46, Ph.D. L (6) Constance Atherton Martin ’60 L Ralph A. Martin ’52 and Linda Martin S M Russell G. Martin ’72 L Richard E. Martinez ’43 and Marie C. Martinez P (25) Robert C. Marville and Janet Lee Marville S P Massachusetts Lobstermen’s Association, Inc. P (22) John R. Masterman ’72 and Margaret Howard Masterman ’72 S M Stanley K. Mathieu ’65G and Janice R. Mathieu S L P (13) z Gerald E. Mayberry ’50* P M Arthur F. Mayo III ’58* and Martha F. Mayo S L P M (33) z Robert E. McAfee, M.D. and Doris C. McAfee S P (2) McCain Foods, Inc. P (4)

McCain Foods USA, Inc. P (2) Owen Z. McCarthy ’10 and Holly Knight McCarthy ’10 P William J. McCauley III ’79 P (9) James D. McCleave and Edwana L. Meisner P (17) McCloskey, Mina & Cunniff, LLC P (3) Jay P. McCloskey ’70 and Nancy Torresen P (6) Melvin T. McClure ’57, Ph.D. P M (5) Yoriko McClure S K L Hilda Hutchins McCollum S K L P (20) z Col. Judith Call McCollum ’76 L M (9) William J. McConnell Jr. ’92 and Kelley Simpson McConnell ’91 P (3) Alta Kilton McDonald ’56 L Nancy Cook McDonald ’68, ’85G and Richard C. McDonald S Claire L. McDonough ’01 and John J. McDonough S P (24) Mary McFadden and Lawrence T. P. Stifler, Ph.D. S Clement E. McGillicuddy ’64 and Linda McGillicuddy S P M (33) Randall K. McGivney and Suzanne E. McGivney P (5) Neil W. McGowen ’54 and Barbara L. McGowen* S P (10) John W. McGrail ’70 P (7) Alice J. McInnis P (23) Margaret Mollison McIntosh ’50, ’52G S L M (2) Susan Richards McKay ’79G, Ph.D. P (3) Walter F. McKee ’89 L Daniel F. McKegney ’74 L Shawn McKenna ’77 and Debra Colby McKenna P M (6) Peter C. McKenney ’71, ’72G and Susan Foisy McKenney ’73 L P (20) Lois Danzig McKown ’58 and Robert F. McKown ’58 S L P M (39) z James E. McKusick ’83 P (32) Lyn E. McLaughlin L Michael A. McLaughlin ’68 S P Barbara Fitzgerald McManus S P M (3) Leslie S. McManus and Bryan E. McManus S Elizabeth McMullan and Kaveh Haghkerdar L P Richard L. McNeary ’65 and Forrestine Abbott McNeary ’66 P M Richard L. McNeary II ’92 and Sarah M. White P Sarah J. McPartland-Good and Shawn E. Good ’09G L P (14) Ivan P. McPike ’76 and Susan McPike S Col. Byron H. Meader ’50, ’52G* and Prudence Pease Meader S P (14) MeadWestvaco Corporation P (2) Michael L. Meagher and Marvia S. Meagher P (30) Sargent B. Means ’66 and Stephanie Van Dorn P (2) Marjorie Murray Medd P (3) Michele James Meggison ’86 and William E. Meggison ’86 P (10) Ann Merrifield ’73, ’75G and Wayne C. Davis S P (6) John L. Merrill III and Erica M. Merrill P (6) Howard W. Merrill ’42 S (12)

Lincoln J. Merrill Jr. and Kim A. Merrill S P (3) Alan F. Merritt ’58 and Sheila Menchen Merritt ’66G S L P (40) z Lee A. Meserve ’66, Ph.D. and Margaret M. Meserve S P M (40) Jean Palmer Messex and Marvin G. Messex S Messler Family Foundation P Joseph D. Messler Jr. S Anthony P. Mezoian ’52, ’65G P Valeda Raymond Michaud ’62, Ph.D. and Charles F. Michaud ’63, ’64G L P (7) Mid Coast Alumni Association P (2) MidCoast Forum on Foreign Relations P MidwayUSA Foundation, Inc. P Peter S. Millard, M.D., Ph.D. and Emily B. Wesson P Eleanor Mason Miller ’69 and Lewis H. Miller P (16) Eugene R. Miller III and Heidi Miller P (2) Joanne Banks Miller ’59 S L P M (27) z John A. Miller ’52 S L (24) John B. Miller and Suzanne Gould Miller P (2) Melvyn H. Miller and Carolyn B. Miller S P Robert E. Miller ’63, ’66 and Jane Tompkins Miller ’65, ’90G P Stanley J. Miller ’49, ’50 and Hilda Livingston Miller ’51 L (6) Jeffery N. Mills ’82, Ph.D. and Tammy Marie Mills ’04G S L P M (18) z The Mimi Foundation P (4) Thimi R. Mina ’76 P (3) Minerals Technologies, Inc. P Leonard E. Minsky ’50, ’44H and Renee Minsky ’44H S K L P M (40) z Norman Minsky ’52H L P M (32) Michael J. Mirisola ’85 P (22) Frances Robinson Mitchell ’46 S L P M (5) z Patricia Healy Mitchell ’86 and David C. Mitchell ’87 L P (2) William E. Mitchell and Vicki Mitchell S Milica Mitrovic ’17 P Elisabeth F. Mock P Mohawk Fine Papers, Inc. P (3) Marilyn Noyes Mollicone ’50, ’93G P (18) Arnold R. Moody ’63, Ph.D. and Donna R. Moody P M (40) Norman B. Moody S P (2) Winship B. Moody Sr. ’55 S Duncan T. Moore ’69, ’95 Hon. Sc.D., Ph.D. and Gunta Liders P (3) Nancy Knowles Moore ’52 L M (5) Blaine D. Moores ’59, ’63G S P M (8) Lawrence A. Moores ’65 L (2) Elizabeth Ames Moran ’62 and Andrew J. Moran S Robert A. Morin Sr. ’61 and Judith M. Morin L Wayne P. Morong and Caroline W. Morong S Darwin A. Morrison Jr. and Theresa Morrison S Eldon L. Morrison ’64 and Dianne Malloch Morrison S P (14) Julianne Morrison L

Inspired to Give

The Emera Astronomy Center opened in October 2014. Named to reflect a $1 million gift from Emera, Inc., an international energy and services company, the new center has already attracted thousands of visitors to the UMaine campus. The center was made possible by the generosity of an anonymous donor. “We work very closely with our donors and respect their wishes with regard to recognition,” says Sarah McPartland-Good, director of planned giving for the University of Maine Foundation. “While some donors appreciate public acknowledgement for their generosity, we also work with individuals who prefer to keep their giving very private and personal. We deeply value their trust in us and consider it a great honor to quietly facilitate their dreams for UMaine.”

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Morse Foundation P (4) Susan Keene Morse ’64 and Phillip H. Morse ’64 S K P (4) Douglas M. Morton ’50 and Joyce Wilson Morton ’50 S P M (40) Henry R. Morton ’57 and Carleen Stone Morton ’57 P Abbott W. Mosher ’55 and Kay Fletcher Mosher ’56 S M Margaret Steinmetz Mosher ’40* P M (40) Mosquito, LLC P (8) Roger D. Moulton ’43 P (7) Mudge Foundation P (3) L. Taylor Mudge S P (3) James D. Mullen ’72, ’75G and Linda Bostock Mullen S (31) Francis & Susan Mullin Charitable Fund P David Mumford and Jennifer Mumford S P (3) James H. Mundy ’65, ’70G, ’95 Ph.D. and Donna Thibodeau Mundy ’71 S L P (4) z Nancy Roberts Munson ’59 S (7) Francis H. Murphy S Paul M. Murphy ’60 P Valerie Bickterman Murphy ’54 S Kenneth A. Murray ’68 and Jill A. Peck-Murray S L P (3) z Maurice J. Murray ’69 L Scott Murray and Ann Murray P (5) Cynthia Murray-Beliveau ’70, ’73G and Severin M. Beliveau S Melva l. Mushroe P Paul E. Nadeau ’55 and Susan B. Nadeau L Molly Inman Nagle ’58 and Robert J. Nagle S M (20) Nalco Holding Company P (2) Chance O. Nalley ’04 and Reinaldo Chaparro Jr. P (2) National 4-H Council P (11) National Association of Realtors P National University System P Mary H. Naughton P (2) Virginia Nees-Hatlen, D.F.A. S (19) Andrew C. Neilson ’79, ’81 and Angela Neilson P (2) Jane Veazie Nelson ’63G L NEPW Logistics, Inc. P Jane Minott Nesbitt ’72 and Sam Nesbitt L P Elizabeth Brockway Nevers ’56 and Richard H. Nevers ’56 P M (40) New Balance Athletic Shoe, Inc. P (5) New England Controls P (3) New England Grows, Inc. P (21) New England Regional Council on Forest Engineering P (12) New England Schooner Investment Advisors P New England Vegetable & Berry Growers Association P (13) New Hampshire Fruit Growers P (6) Rev. Russell A. Newbert ’59 L Richard L. Newdick ’53* P M (4)

Gerald S. Newhall ’70 and Claudette Lafleur Newhall ’70, ’72G S L P (13) z William D. Nichols, Ph.D. and Janet Nichols P Arthur Nicholson III ’67, ’68G, ’73 C.A.S and Susan Nicholson S Arlene G. Nicholson ’77G and Bruce L. Nicholson, Sc.D. L Christopher D. Nickerson ’88 P (5) Thomas M. Niemann and Anne K. Niemann S Joyce Boardman Nohmer ’60 and Frederick J. Nohmer P (6) Jay and Jennifer Nolan Fund P John P. Nolan ’57 and Janet Higgins Nolan ’57 S P (2) John P. Nolan Jr. ’92 and Jennifer Rasmussan Nolan P Charlene Leonard Nordstrom ’65 P (6) Amb. Chester E. Norris Jr. ’51 and Ulla H. Norris L P M (16) Northern Oxford Vocational Area P Northland Services, Inc. P (2) Gary Joseph Norton ’65 and Pamela M. Norton ’13 P (3) Stephen A. Norton and Jennifer Wierwille Norton P Stephen A. Norton, Sc.D. S P (4) Norway Savings Bank P (3) Martin Novom and Deborah Hawkins P (4) Raymond J. Nowak ’83 and Ruth Ann Nowak P (4) Richard W. Noyes ’51 S Travis E. Noyes ’96 P (4) Elisabeth H. Null S P (8) Oakhurst Dairy P (4) Rick O’Connor and Coral-Jeanne C. O’Connor S Dennis J. O’Donovan ’85 and Anne E. O’Donovan P (11) Jojo H. Oliphant ’01 P (2) Kathryn J. Olmstead S P (20) William M. Olver ’80, ’86G and Mandy J. Olver ’83, ’84G S OMNOVA Solutions Foundation P (8) Omya, Inc. P Timothy M. O’Neil ’79 and Cynthia Marston O’Neil ’75 P Sharon K. O’Neill and Timothy M. O’Neill P Onyx Specialty Papers, Inc. P (2) John R. Opperman and Julianne Radkowski Opperman P (2) Anthony Oppersdorff and Whitney W. Oppersdorff S Amos E. Orcutt ’64 and Lola R. Orcutt ’69H S L P M (35) z Orion Timberlands, LLC P (5) Orono Health Association P (6) Town of Orono, Maine P Orono-Old Town Kiwanis Charities P (5) Bernard A. Osher and Hon. Barbro Osher S Ostara USA, LLC P James C. Otis ’69 S L P (38) z

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Giving Society Members Alma Merrill Otto ’55, ’73G and Fred B. Otto ’56, Ph.D. P M (3) P&G Fund of the Greater Cincinnati Foundation P (7) Peter F. Pacetti ’76 and Heidi Tinkham Pacetti ’76 P (15) Herbert M. Packard ’53 S L Charles A. Padera and Jennifer Padera P Sandra J. Page ’60 L (8) Richard J. Paget P (5) Anthony F. Paine Jr. ’96 S P (2) Dillwyn P. Paiste IV ’62 and Catharine B. Paiste S L P M (40) z Alton M. Palmer III and Susan H. Palmer S Gerald M. Palmer Sr. ’61 and Evelyn M. Lutz S P M (40) Ioannis Papantonopoulos ’93, ’95G P (2) Ronald R. Paradis ’73 L (40) Buffy Parker and Spiros A. Polemis L (15) Joan Currier Parker ’59 and William H. Parker III ’60 S L P M (21) z Susan Strout Parker ’69 and James W. Parker ’70 S Gerald D. Parmenter ’69, ’71G and Judith King Parmenter L PATCO Construction, Inc. P Thomas K. Patrick ’62 and Linda Gillies Patrick ’62 S Stella Borkowski Patten ’47, ’69G S L (22) Gregory S. Patterson ’87 P Mark I. Patterson ’82 P Fritz G. Paulsen ’96G P Hon. Alan C. Pease ’52 and Margaret Murray Pease ’52 S L P M (11) z Sheila J. Pechinski ’79G P Scott J. F. Pellerin ’92 and Jennifer J. Staton-Pellerin ’93 S Heidi Luce Pelletier ’77 and Thomas N. Pelletier ’77 P Pennsylvania Society of Land Surveyors P Penobscot County Conservation Association, Inc. P (10) Penobscot Financial Advisors P Nancy Foster Perkins ’49 S Ruth Nash Perreault ’74 and Victor J. Perreault ’75 P Elizabeth D. Perry ’08 and Michael A. Perry ’09 S L P (4) z Mary Jane Perry, Ph.D. and Peter A. Jumars, Ph.D. P (2) Virginia M. Peters ’86 Ed.D. P Marshall E. Pettengill ’65 L Robert C. Petterson ’44, M.D., Ph.D. and Aldora Petterson S L Robert B. Phair ’52, ’71G P (2) Elizabeth Phelps S Paul E. Philbrick ’76 and Cynthia Philbrick S Marcia L. Phillips ’87, ’94G P Marguerite M. Picard ’38 L Carroll R. Pickard ’52 and Patricia Pickard S Clara E. Pickering S L (18)

John W. Pickering ’89G and Marisue C. Pickering S P (32) Frederick W. Pierce III ’60 and Diane Tatlock Pierce ’60 P (10) Pike Industries, Inc. P (2) Leon W. Pillsbury Jr. ’55 P (4) George D. Pillsbury ’68, ’70G and Margaret R. Pillsbury P (17) Barbara Swann Pineau ’57 and John Martin Pineau ’58 L Justin P. Pinette ’04 P (2) Guy W. Piper ’73 L Nancy Schott Plaisted ’53 L James A. Platz ’76G and Candace K. Platz, D.V.M. P (4) Roger M. Plourde ’76 and Susan J. Plourde ’87 S P (31) Plum Creek Timber Company P (2) Plum Creek Foundation P John A. Pond P (5) Anne E. Pooler ’72G, ’75 Ed.D. S L (12) Ralph H. Pope P Glen L. Porter ’74 and Jean M. Deighan P (10) The Potato Association of America P (4) Poulin Grain, Inc. P John P. Poulin ’94, ’01G and Jane Dudley Poulin ’96 L (5) POWER Foundation P Brenda M. Power, Ph.D. P (4) Precision Resource, Inc. P (2) Prentiss & Carlisle Management Company, Inc. P (19) Barbara A. Prescott ’65 L (5) Robert F. Preti ’46 and Elizabeth L. Preti L M Stuart Price and Linda Mitchell Price S P (4) Kenneth G. Priest II ’67 and Susan T. Priest S P (23) Roger O. Prince and Nancy Tholen Prince S P (14) Nancy B. Prisk ’72 S L M Carmelina Procaccini Fund P (2) Carmelina Procaccini ’75, ’76G L P (2) Procter & Gamble Company P (4) Jonathan T. Pulsifer ’55 and Lois Pratt Pulsifer ’55 S P M (30) Elwood R. Quesada Educational Foundation P (8) Peter W. Quesada and Deirdre F. Quesada P (8) T.R. Quesada and Strand O. Quesada P (8) Roxanne Quimby S Robert S. Quirk and Patricia L. Quirk S Edward W. Radgowski Jr. ’89, ’90G and Nicole Clovis Radgowski P M Jeffrey L. Radgowski and Jehan S. Jones-Radgowski P Margaret H. Radke S P (3) John G. Radney ’77, ’78 and Patricia Hamm Radney ’78 P (3) Robert W. Ramsdell ’49 and Marjory D. Ramsdell S L Shirley W. Randall S

Susan G. Randall ’89 and Anthony Randall P (17) Patricia Ranger S L Esther N. Rauch, Ph.D. and Charles F. Rauch Jr., Ph.D. S (26) Leslie S. Ray Jr. ’50 S P M (4) Alexander H. Raye ’39 P (20) Robert L. Read ’68 and Mary Purdy-Read P (3) John M. Rebar ’44H and Donna Miller P (9) Thomas C. Reed and Kathleen Reed P (2) ReEnergy Holdings, LLC P (3) Gail Reid P (4) Research Foundation of SUNY P Beatrice K. Reynolds ’59, Ph.D. S L Catherine Deperry Reynolds ’72 S P M (17) Kathy Littlefield Reynolds ’81 and F. Douglas Reynolds P (10) Dennis Rezendes ’57, ’15 Hon. LHD* and J. Beau Rezendes, Ph.D. S K L P M (5) z Susan St. John Rheault S William W. Rice ’48, Ph.D. L (2) Donald K. Richards and Jean A. Richards P (23) Pat I. Richards ’83 S L P (3) z Arthur W. Richardson ’40 L Lori Wilson Richter ’89 and Kent Richter P (5) Patricia Rier* P Raymond J. Rier ’77, ’80G P Tessa Riess P (3) Patricia A. Riley Fund P (2) Alan H. Riley ’66 S Glen A. Riley ’85 and Judith Riley P (2) Louise Auclair Riley ’96G and Peter J. Riley P (5) Trish A. Riley ’73, ’78G S L P M (40) z S. Melvin Rines Foundation P Dale S. Rines ’76 and Elizabeth B. Rines S P (32) Kerry D. Rines ’77, Ph.D. and Pamela J. Rines P (7) S. Melvin Rines P Celeste A. Ringuette S P Riverwalk Apartments, LLC P (3) RLC Engineering, LLC P (2) Robbins Lumber, Inc. P (2) Carol Gelo Barr Robbins ’64, Ed.D. and Jenness L. Robbins S James L. Robbins ’67 and Ann Sohns Robbins ’71, ’03G S L P (3) z Robert & Brenda Daigle Fund P Linda Louise Roberts ’86 and Art Hassencahl P (3) Jeffrey C. Robertson ’66 and Bernadine Dickison Robertson ’67 S P M (11) Rev. Frederick Robie Jr. ’53 S L M Paul E. Robie ’81 and Karen J. Young, M.D. S P (26) Gary L. Robinson ’79 P (4) Jean Robinson P Stephen G. Robinson ’79, ’80 and Vanee M. Robinson P (3) Roderick Family Charitable Fund P (3) Elsine Stimson Roderick L

Inspired to Give

A major gift from the Harold Alfond Foundation, coupled with nearly $10 million in state and federal funds, established the Harold Alfond W2 Ocean Engineering and Advanced Manufacturing Laboratories. The Alfond W2 Ocean Engineering Lab will prototype coastal and offshore structures, including waterfront port facilities, ships, boats, aquaculture facilities, oil and gas structures, and ocean energy devices under extreme wave, wind and current environments. The Alfond Advanced Manufacturing Lab for structural thermoplastics will utilize digital, additive and robotics manufacturing to reduce cycle time and cost. UMaine students and faculty will work closely with corporate partners in both facilities.

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Patricia Suzanne Roderick ’83, ’85 and Richard M. Roderick ’85G S P (11) Andrew F. Rodgers ’52 and Patricia A. Rodgers P M (2) Matthew C. Rodrigue ’04 and Carissa Rodrigue S P M Gregory Rogerson P John M. Rohman ’68 and Lynda Martin Rohman ’81 S M (21) Eric F. Rolfson and Rebecca A.S. Rolfson S (9) Roosevelt Paper Company P (5) Dr. A. Everett & Ruth E. Rosen Foundation P (12) Richard W. Rosen ’77 and Hon. Kimberley C. Rosen S Walter M. Rosen, O.D. and Sandra Rosen S P M (5) Robert F. Rothschild S Robert V. Rourke ’59, ’64G and Janet C. Rourke P M (2) Judith Mullen Rowe ’74 and James S. Rowe ’74 S (3) G. Ian Rowlandson ’75 and Sandra F. Rowlandson S Brenda Therrien Roy ’73 and Robert W. Roy ’74 P Judith K. Rudman S M Elizabeth Harvey Ruff ’56 S L M (35) Bonnie Rukin S Charles R. Russ, Ph.D. S Joan Fuller Russell ’56 and Gardiner A. Hall ’57 S P M (26) Thomas A. Russell ’73 and Sonia Martin Russell ’74 S L Rutgers University P Douglas M. Ruthven, Ph.D., Sc.D. and Patricia E. Ruthven S (19) Charles H. Ryan ’84 P (6) S & S Masonry, Inc. P (2) Safari Club International P George P. Sakellaris ’69, ’12 Hon. and Caterina Papoulias-Sakellaris S P Jessica Sanborn Salfi ’92 and Kent D. Salfi ’93 P (4) Jill M. Sampson ’77 P Elsa Anderson Sanborn ’64 and Lester Kenway S P (30) Megan A. Sanders and Jeff Sanders P Michael J. Sant and Kristin W. Sant P Theodore E. Sapoznik ’78 S P Sappi North America P (11) Sargent Corporation P (23) James G. Sargent ’59 S M Lorianne Smith Sargent ’86 and Herbert R. Sargent P Robert M. Sargent and Jane M. Sargent S Ruth Sataloff S Todd D. Saucier ’93, ’97G, ’44H and Danielle Daigle Saucier ’93, ’96G S L P M (16) z Henry W. Saunders III ’50 S K L M (2) Thomas W. Savage ’68 and Sally Boynton Savage S K P M (27) Paul S. Savuto ’80 and Deborah Raines Savuto P (5) Bonnie Prince Sawyer ’70 and W. Tom Sawyer Jr. ’70 S M Carol Bradstreet Sawyer ’92 P (2)

Richard W. Sawyer ’68, ’73G and Elizabeth Hersey Sawyer S L Marilyn Harmon Saydah ’52, ’60G* and William M. Saydah S L P M (12) z SCA R&D Centre P (4) Salvatore Scarpato Jr. ’55 and Joanne Barberio Scarpato ’58 S P (11) Gail Harden Schade ’61G S (6) Brian A. Schafer ’63 S P (30) Anna Roberts Scheppach ’64 P (4) Henry L. P. Schmelzer ’65 and Cynthia E. Livingston S L P M z Isabel Virginia Schonewald ’86, ’87G L Tim Schoppe and Joan Schoppe P (23) Edward M. Schultz ’66, ’70G L P (40) Adam E. Schuster and Mary E. Schuster S Schwab Charitable Fund P (6) Laura Krueger Schwartz ’56 and John A. Schwartz ’56 P (7) Dean A. Sciaraffa ’80 and Jennifer Sciaraffa P Debra Reynolds Scott ’78 and David M. Scott ’78G P (2) Susan Harburger Scott ’65 P M Sebasticook Chapter of NAVHDA P (2) Jeffrey D. Sedlack and Mary Ann Sedlack P Brian D. Seguin ’92 P (2) Keri Sewell Seitz ’95 and Mark E. Seitz P (6) Senior College at Belfast P (11) Sevee & Maher Engineers, Inc. P (5) John E. Sevee P (2) Seven Islands Land Company P (28) James W. Sewall Company P Lois Cassidy Shands ’55 S M Sharon Libby Sharp ’65 P (28) James M. Shattuck ’79 and Eileen Shattuck P (6) Elizabeth T. Shaw and Lawrance N. Shaw S Ronald J. Sheay ’55 and Rev. Virginia M. Sheay S P (33) Durant Sheffield and Fumiko T. Sheffield L Eugenia Melzar Shepard ’49 and Robert A. Shepard L M Ruth Stearns Shepardson ’45 L (39) Ellen B. Shibles ’61 S P J. Malcolm Shick, Ph.D. and Jean M. Shick P (26) Rudolph J. Shorette ’81, D.M.D. and Kathryn J. Trenholm ’81, D.V.M. S P M (4) Laura Revers Shulman ’77 and Scott E. Shulman ’77 S Lawrence W. Shumway ’66 P Shyka, Sheppard & Garster Land Surveyors P (10) Mary K. Sidell L P Ruth Boerker Siegel ’47 P (2) Hon. Warren M. Silver and Evelyn S. Silver, Ph.D. S P (17) Ellen C.L. Simmons S Simorg North Forest, LLC P (3) Geddes W. Simpson Jr. and Carole T. Simpson S P (14)

July 1, 2014–June 30, 2015

Giving Society Members Robert W. Simpson Jr. and Barbara C. Simpson P (5) Frank T. Simpson and Francine Simpson P (11) John I. Simpson ’71, ’83G and Betsy Simpson S L P M (23) z Irwin A. Singer and Susan B. Singer S Rajendra Singh ’77G, Ph.D. and Neera T. Singh S SipcamAdvan P (2) C. Wickham Skinner, D.B.A. S P (2) Mildred D. Skinner* P David S. Sklar ’63 L David P. Sleeper ’58 and Anne Christiansen Sleeper ’59 S Charles K. Sleight Jr. ’76 P (2) Cary W. Slocum and Glenn Montgomery P (8) Kathryn E. Slott, Ph.D. S P (22) Small Woodland Owners Association of Maine, Inc. P (7) Donald A. Small ’60, ’64G and Shelley Small L John H. Small ’56 and Jane Linn A. Small P (2) Shawn S. Small ’70 and Mary E. Small S P (5) Thompson L. Smalley ’63 P Margaret Chase Smith Foundation P (6) Smith Seal of North Carolina P Adrian C. Smith ’00 and Heather Banks Merriman ’02 P Barbara A. Smith ’57 P (3) Barbara Rose Smith ’67 and Bryan D. Smith ’68 S Carl D. Smith and Linda E. Smith S Donald F. Smith and Nancy Smith P (11) Elisabeth A. Smith ’57 and Leslie H. Smith ’63 S L P M (6) z Evelyn Stevens Smith ’59, ’87G and David E. Smith S P M (25) Gertraud T. Smith S P Lisa Cormier-Smith ’84 P Robert M. Smith ’57, D.O. and Barbara Smith S L P M (40) z Sylvia White Smith ’70G S Tracy H. Smith ’89 and Victor J. Smith ’91 P (5) Wayne A. Smith and Janet L. Smith S Col. F. William Smullen III ’62 P (25) Elisabeth Luce Smyth ’51 S Matthew D. Smyth ’80 P (2) Garth E. Snow ’93, ’94G and Erica L. Snow S Lewis E. Snow ’65 and Susan Conway Snow ’65 S Sen. Olympia J. Snowe ’69, ’82 Hon. LHD and Gov. John R. McKernan S P M (5) Carl E. Snyder Jr. and Margrit Snyder P (3) Michael D. Soares ’92 and Michelle M. Soares P (4) Society of Manufacturing Engineers P (2) Sodexo Foundation, Inc. P Sodexo, Inc. & Affiliates P (2) Jon F. Sorenson ’86 and Karen M. Sorenson S L P (6) z Linda M. Soriano P Jeanne Cook Soule ’59, ’78G and Hayden M. Soule Jr. ’60, ’68G* S P (15) Southern Gear & Machine, Inc. P (3)

Julie D. Sparks and David Sparks S Rodney G. Sparrow ’71 S P (4) Deborah Doe Speer ’59 P M (16) Margaret Spinner S P Sports Medicine North P (3) David R. Sposato ’74 and Nancy J. Sposato P Sprague Operating Resources, LLC P SRL Leadbetter Mini Stop P St. John Timberland, LLC P (8) Denis P. St. Peter ’90 and Susan A. St. Peter P (5) Gladyce Baker Stais ’52 P (2) Margaret Libby Standley ’53 S L (4) Charles V. Stanhope ’71 S L P M (26) z Stantec Consulting Services, Inc. P (3) Stantec Corporation P Edric P. Starbird ’56 S M Mildred Morris Stengel ’48 P (19) Richard W. Stephenson ’83 P (3) Hilda A. Sterling Fund P (21) Steven H. Stern ’69, M.D. and Arlene Morris S Robert S. Sterritt ’60, ’63G and Jane Sterritt S L Norman B. Stetson ’62 S P (12) Daniel T. Stevens ’58 S Jane Maloney Stevens ’63 L Lt. Col. Lila C. Stevens ’63 S P M (26) Kristen Everett Stewart ’81 and Richard M. Stewart P (4) Sarah E. Stewart ’02, D.O. P (10) Judith L. Stickles ’82G and Jeffrey E. Hecker ’86 Ph.D., ’44H P (8) Anita Cooper Stickney ’44H S L Michael R. Stickney ’83, ’90G P Bruce R. Stillings ’58, Ph.D. and Suzanne Littlefield Stillings ’60 S P M (16) Scott D. Stimpson ’86 and Lori Hutchinson Stimpson ’88 P (12) Alan E. Stinchfield ’66 and Jane Donovan Stinchfield ’66 S Charles B. Stinson and Orice L. Stinson P (8) Stirling Consulting, Inc. P STK Foundation P John V. Stokes L Stonington’s Furniture P Stora Enso Oyj P (2) Mary Whitcomb Stover ’50 L Patricia Stowell, D.Mus. and Peter N. Ver Lee, M.D. S P (22) William G. Stoy Jr. ’71 and Judith Kenoyer Stoy S L P (9) z Gary H. Striar ’77 P (29) Michael Strobel, D.V.M. P Robert A. Strong, Ph.D. and Kristen Strong S P (23) Carlton Strout Jr. and Judy Bacon Strout S Structural Engineers Association of Maine P Beth Louise Sturtevant ’82 P (2) Styron, LLC P (3) Sullivan Harbor Farm Smokehouse P Sullivan & Merritt, Inc. P (4)

Frances White Sullivan ’48 P (3) Joan Sullivan ’62 L Paul E. Sullivan ’66 and Barbara B. Sullivan S P (2) Lucius Y. Sung ’73 P (3) C. Douglas Sutton ’57, Ph.D. and Eleanor Sutherland Sutton P M (6) Paul L. Svendsen and Suzanne H. Svendsen P (27) Marjorie C. Swain ’32 L David Swan P Stephen W. Swan ’83 P (2) Meredith S. Sweetser ’67 L James D. Swett and Alice F. Swett S William C. Swift ’84 and Michelle Swift S Susannah M. Swihart Charitable Foundation P (5) Janet Mayo Sylvester ’56 P M (21) Torrey A. Sylvester ’59 and Jennifer F. Sylvester S L M William C. Sylvester ’69 L Syngenta Crop Protection, Inc. P (5) A. R. & Marylouise Tandy Foundation P (8) Nancy McKeever Targett ’80G, Ph.D. and Timothy E. Targett ’72, ’79G, Ph.D. P (6) Mitchell A. Tarr ’79 P (3) David A. Taylor ’74, Ph.D. and LeeEllen Friedland P (2) Jeff A. Teunisen ’93, ’96 P (5) TFM North America, Inc. P Barbara Coy Thaxter ’57 S L M (17) M. Ross Thaxter ’57 S P M (13) John L. Thomas ’57 and Mary H. Thomas S P (2) Alexander E. Thompson and Laura D. Thompson L Clark P. Thompson ’69, ’70G and Judith C. Thompson P (12) David J. Thompson ’65 P M (17) Edward V. Thompson, D.Eng. and Deborah Thompson, Ph.D. P (29) Marilyn Page Thompson ’56 and Arthur H. Thompson ’56 S P M (28) Donna Richardson Thorburn ’54, ’85G L Mary-Helen Oak Thorne ’52 S P (11) Donna Keirstead Thornton ’78, ’79G S P M (4) Elwin W. Thurlow ’50, ’70G and Jacqueline Thompson Thurlow S (40) James J. Thurston ’88 S P (2) TIAA-CREF P Imogen Abbott Tillson ’67 S L Timbervest, LLC P (8) TinBu, LLC P (2) Deborah Dunklin Tipton Charitable Foundation P Geoffrey Titherington ’69 and Rachel Titherington P Theodore C. Tocci ’53 and Marietta Tocci S (10) Richard B. Todd ’72 and Maureen Fitzpatrick Todd ’73 S P (7) Paul M. Tomassini ’91 and Nancy Tomassini P (11) Willis J. Tompkins Jr. ’63, ’65G, Ph.D. and Bonnie Marshall Tompkins ’66G, M.D. S P (33) Mary Catherine Toole ’76 and F. Stephen Ward ’76, ’98G P (2)

Inspired to Give

Anne E. Pooler ’72, ’75G, Ed.D., dean emerita of education, enjoys an active retirement in the Bangor area. Among other volunteer activities, Pooler served as emcee for a dinner honoring UMaine President Susan J. Hunter, Ph.D. Pooler is a member of the Stillwater Society and the Charles F. Allen Legacy Society.

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Robert V. Touchette ’53, ’58G and Rosann Touchette S Michael J. Tourkistas P Paul L. Tracy ’85 and Melissa J. Tracy P (21) Michael B. Trainor and Ann D. Trainor L M Marsha Lynn Traub ’75 L P (7) The Charles Irwin Travelli Fund P (30) R.D. Treadwell ’70 P Vivian Baker Treat ’40H S P (6) Robert T. Trefethen ’58 P (5) Frances Smart Trefts ’52 L M (2) Wendall L. Tremblay ’66 and Trudy D. Tremblay ’67G P (5) Harry T. Treworgy ’49 and Charlotte Harris Treworgy ’49 S L M Trophikos, LLC P Richard Trott and Alice Trott S Harry J. Tucci Jr. ’85 L Dorothy Ullman Turner P (17) Evan H. Turner, Ph.D. and Brenda W. Turner S Hon. Karl W. Turner ’65 and Susannah M. Swihart S P (5) Carol Tutundgy and Pierre Tutundgy S Mary S. Tyler, Sc.D. and Seth Tyler, Sc.D. P U.S. Landscrip Fund P (27) United Concrete Products, Inc. P United Mid-Coast Charities, Inc. P (11) United Way of Greater Portland P United Way of San Diego County P (3) University Credit Union P (5) University of Maine Alumni of New Jersey P (13) University of Maine Student Government, Inc. P (13) University of Maine Alumni Chapter of Southern Maine P (20) University of Maine Alumni of the Lowcountry P (3) Unum P (2) Dorothy Foster Vachon ’80 and Nicholas S. Vachon ’81, D.P.M. P (5) Patricia A. Vadas ’96 and Robert L. Vadas, Ph.D. P (16) Stephen G. Vaitones ’78 L P (25) Valent U.S.A. Corporation P (2) Dean Valentine and Amy Adelson S Thomas Valley and Marie Valley P Valmet Automation, Inc. P Valmet, Inc./Honeycomb Division P James G. Vamvakias ’62 and Sally Grindell Vamvakias ’63 S L (2) Hon. Franklin S. Van Antwerpen ’64 and Kathleen O’Brien Van Antwerpen P M (40) Joanne Van Voorhis P (6) Vanguard Charitable P (6) Robin L. Vannote ’57, Ph.D. S P M (6) Anthony R. Vannozzi ’84, ’06G P Varney, Inc. P (3) Rick L. Varney P (2) Richard A. Vaux ’55 and Cynthia Vaux P (2)

Amb. John K. Veroneau ’83 and Carol Svoboda P (3) Verso Paper Corporation P John A. Vickery Sr. ’64 and Elizabeth A. Vickery S James A. Victor ’56 and Barbara Victor S P (6) Milton Victor ’51 and Joan Vachon Victor ’52 S L P M (40) z Patricia B. Viles S L (4) Gary R. Vincent ’66 P M (7) Richard D. Violette Sr. ’60 and Dorothy D. Violette S Holly Ramsdell Violette ’71 and Dennis M. Violette ’76G P (5) Voith Fabrics P Laurence V. Wade and Deanna Cunningham Wade S L P (23) z Miriam K. Wade S P (3) Kathleen Wadleigh L P Leith R. Wadleigh ’59 and Donna Wadleigh S P (2) Randall L. Wadleigh P (2) Wagner Forest Management Limited P (4) Peter T. Wagner ’79, ’81G and Kathryn Strout Wagner ’81 P (6) Amb. Marcelle M. Wahba P James S. Wakefield ’66 and Karen Adkins Wakefield ’66 S Waldo County Women of Extension P (4) Agnes A. Walsh ’41 S L (2) Lynne M. Walsh ’03G P (2) Denham S. Ward ’69, M.D., Ph.D. and Debra Lipscomb S P (13) Timothy G. Ward P (7) John W. Wardwell ’77 and Karen R. L. Wardwell S P (23) Richard E. Wardwell ’74G, Ph.D. P (6) Joseph W. Warren ’65, M.D. and Susan G. Warren S L P (4) z Richard J. Warren and Elizabeth Carter Warren S Susan A. Warren S Wayne R. Waterman ’92, D.O. and Wendy L. Waterman ’92 S P (8) Waterwheel Foundation, Inc. P Cynthia Johnston Watson ’71 P (2) WBRC Architects/Engineers P Alice Christie Weatherby ’41 L (2) James W. Weaver ’69, ’71G and Virginia Farwell Weaver ’69 P (3) Eleanor M. Webb ’47, ’72G S L (6) John M. Webber ’70 S Johan Weckstrom P William A. Weiblen ’61 and Eileen B. Weiblen S (40) George W. Weiland ’54, ’62G and Valerie Kewley Weiland ’54 L M Norma P. Weinberg S Walter Weiner S Robert J. Weir ’68, Ph.D. and Jane Carter Weir ’70 L Arthur J. Weiss, M.D. S Fr. Bernard J. Welch ’61 P (11) Robert M. Welch ’61 and Shirley A. Welch L Owen W. Wells ’65 and Anna H. Wells P (2)

July 1, 2014–June 30, 2015

Giving Society Members Bruce M. Wentworth ’63 and Rosemary J. Wentworth L P M (19) West Oxford Agricultural Society P (3) West Virginia Society of Professional Surveyors P Kristina Christensen West ’77 and Brent W. West S P (4) Patricia L. West S P (6) Western Maine Health P Western Polymer Corporation P (2) Arthur Weston ’49, Ph.D. S George N. Weston ’51 S L P (9) z Hope Wing Weston ’37 S Jean Tourtillotte Weston ’51, ’82G and John C. Weston P (6) Peter B. Weston ’78 and Judith Fitzpatrick-Weston P (4) Theodora W. Weston L Kathryn Weyland P (3) Peggy Given White ’53 S P (6) Jean McIntire White ’52 and Linwood E. White ’54G, ’65 C.A.S. S P M (2) Robert A. Whited ’73 and Pegi E. Whited S Philip A. Whitehouse Jr. ’62, ’87 and Martha Elliott Whitehouse ’65, ’83G, ’86 C.A.S. L (4) Herbert E. Whiteley ’73, Ph.D. and Yvette Poirier Whiteley ’74 P (3) Whitfield Russell Associates P Judith Stearns Whitney ’64, ’66G S P (10) Scott W. Whitney ’75 P (2) Shirley Whitney P (2) F. Mark Whittaker & Associates P Pamela Livesay Whittaker ’68 and F. Mark Whittaker ’69 P (6)

Wild Blueberry Commission of Maine P Janice H. Wilkins ’43 P M (28) Dorcas Goodwin Wilkinson ’78, ’80G and Spencer Wilkinson S P (22) Daniel G. Willett ’69, ’70G S L P M (38) z N. Laurence Willey Jr. ’71, ’73G and Lorna Rand Willey ’71 S P (25) Daniel B. Williams ’91, ’94G and Emily Ann Cain ’02 L P M (13) Michael E. Williams ’82 P (2) Robert J. Williams ’56 and Geraldine Wallace Williams ’56 S P (35) Ann W. Williamson S Gordon K. Winchenbach ’58 L (8) Nicholas Winchester P (5) Windsor Business Bays, LLC P (2) Winter Harbor Agency P (5) Richard Witter, D.V.M., Ph.D. and Joan Witter S John T. Wolanski P (9) Peter J. Wolcott ’83 and Kerri M. Wolcott S P (2) Fredda Fisher Wolf, Esq. and Kenneth P. Wolf, M.D. S Eve J. Wolinsky P (2) David C. Wollstadt S Harvey W. Wood Jr. ’56 P (4) Larry Wood and Jane Fallgren-Wood P Stanley Wood and Dorothy Wood L Woodard & Curran, Inc. P (7) Franklin E. Woodard, Ph.D. ’61, ’63G and Jean McNeary Woodard ’61 S P (33) Henry K. Woodbrey ’53, D.M.D. and Dawn Miller Woodbrey ’53 S M (35) Jon C. Woodbury ’65 and Barbara A Woodbury P (14)

Seth A. Woodcock ’99 and Elizabeth L. Woodcock P (7) David A. Woodhead ’79 and Abby M. Woodhead S Sandra Crowe Wooding ’60 S Woodland Pulp, LLC P (4) Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute P Terrance C. Woodworth ’63 L P (32) Brian Work P Gerald G. Work, Ph.D. L Doreen McCluskey Worthley ’63 and Leon R. Worthley ’64 L P Chester A. Worthylake Jr. ’52 P (7) David M. Wyanski ’79 L Xerium Technologies, Inc. P (2) Charles A. York and Launie M. York P Edward R. Zanca ’75, D.M.D. S P (3) Michael C. Zicus ’70, Ph.D. L Donald N. Zillman and Linda G. Zillman S Lynn Francis Zinn ’75G and Harry C. Zinn ’89G P

Every attempt has been made to provide a complete and accurate listing of all donors of $1,000 and above in this annual report. If we have made an error, please accept our sincere apology and let us know by contacting our stewardship office: 207.581.1159, sarah.penley@maine.edu. Thank you for your generous support of the University of Maine.

Profile of a Triple Crown Holder Robert D. Buchanan ’44, D.M.D. of Pueblo, Colorado is a member of the Charles F. Allen Legacy Society, Stillwater Society, and President’s Club. In addition to achieving the Triple Crown of Support, he is a member of the Loyal M Society, and the gift that he and his late wife, Pearlee, made to name Buchanan Alumni House opened the door for membership within UMaine’s prestigious Katahdin Society.

Inspired to Give

Inspired by great teachers Krish Thiagarajan was named Alston D. and Ada Lee Correll Presidential Chair in Energy as the result of the Correllsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; generous gift during Campaign Maine. Private support is critical for UMaine to attract and retain faculty of the highest caliber. The need is especially great in the College of Engineering, which has experienced tremendous growth in enrollment in recent years.

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Thank you for your generous support As UMaine celebrated its 150th anniversary in 2015, students, faculty and staff paused during their Maine Day activities to say “thank you” to the thousands of UMaine alumni and friends who make a difference through their private support. We hope that our new “thank-a-donor day” tradition will bring the spirit of Maine Day to Black Bears across the state, nation and world.

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