IMPACT

REPORT

2015-2016

CONTENTS

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Pride in Our Past, Building Our Future, pg. 15

Letter from the Boards, pg. 3

A Year in Review, pg. 5

Admissions/Student Ambassadors, pg. 7

Endowments & Financials, pg.11

Advancing Regina/Annual Appeal, pg.13

Early Childhood/Faith/New at Regina, pg.9

Donor Lists, pg. 17

Alumni Awards, pg.23

Forever Gifts, pg. 25

Living the Promise/Legacy Gifts, pg. 26

Remembered/Honored, pg. 24

CHRISSY CHAMBLISS

President, Regina Foundation BoardClass of ‘87

BOARD OF EDUCATION

Matt Pacha ‘78, ChairAnne Kelly, Vice-Chair, Strategic PlanningKathy Shey, Secretary, Policy/By-LawsAngela Villhauer, Treasurer, FinanceRev. Stephen Page, ProvostEllen AbusadaRev. Gary BeckmanJason Dumont, Building & GroundsPatrick GavinChad Hageman, SIACRev. Rudolph JuarezSue KloosScott Nibaur, Catholic IdentityJanan Rustan, Health & SafetyMatt White ‘97

Rev. Steve Witt

MISSION

Regina is committed to preparing tomorrow’s leaders through a comprehensive educational experience focused on excellence and anchored in the teachings of the Roman Catholic Church.

REGINA FOUNDATION

BOARD

Chrissy Chambliss ‘87, PresidentEric Aitchison, Vice-PresidentGary Schmit, TreasurerRev. Gary Beckman, Pastoral Rep.Chris Clark, PR & Marketing ChairGreg McLaughlin, Development Chair

MISSION

To enhance the long-term financial strength of the Regina Catholic Education Center.

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MATT PACHA

Chair, Regina Board of EducationClass of ‘78

Regina is an exciting and vibrant Catholic PreK-12 education center devoted to the teachings of the Roman Catholic faith as exemplified by our four supporting Catholic parishes and ancillary assistance from the Newman Center and Sts. Mary and Joseph Cluster in Hills, Lone Tree, and Nichols. We invite you to spend time reviewing this Impact Report as we take “Pride in Our Past” while “Building Our Future.”

Enclosed you will find a review of last year’s curriculum and technology updates, financial information, and a listing of our many supporters who are so very vital to the mere existence of the school on an on-going basis. You will also read exciting news about a capital campaign to build our future and move the school forward.

We have so much to be proud of in this past year. Regina is the first school in the area to offer one-to-one computing. Our science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) curriculum continues to expand, setting our students up to be more successful, contributing members of our community. And Regina continues to be blessed with dedicated and caring teachers devoted to bringing out the best in our students.

Any review must recognize the importance, financially and spiritually, the four parishes have in making our parochial school vibrant in the Iowa City-Coralville-North Liberty area. Thank you parishioners and pastors.

We take this opportunity as well to thank April Rouner for her 16+ years of service as executive director of the Regina Foundation. April left her position to become the development director for Newman Catholic Student Center at the University of Iowa. A new Regina Foundation executive director will soon be announced.

Our future is bright. To each reader of this Impact Report, we say thank you! Whether you have made gifts of treasure, time, or prayer, all are important to our success.

Join us as we review the 2015-2016 school year and look forward to Regina’s future.

DEAR FR IENDS,

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ST. PATRICK

ST. THOMAS MORE

ST. WENCESLAUS

ST. MARY

THE 4 PARISHES OF

REGINA

Rev. Gary Beckman

Rev. Steve Witt

Very Rev. Rudolph Juarez

Rev. Stephen Page

A YEAR IN REVIEW

REGINA STUDENT(S):

• Performed jazz at local senior living homes throughout the school year.

• Collected money for children in need as part of the Salvation Army’s Angel Tree project.

• Raised $20,800 for the American Heart Association during the annual Jump Rope for Heart and Heart Wall.

• Held Regina‘s inaugural Dance Marathon and raised $10,028 for the University of Iowa Stead Family Children’s Hospital.

• Provided Christmas gifts for 16 area families as part of the Christmas Basket Project.

• Collected and delivered goods for the Ronald McDonald House.

• Donated weekly to the Table to Table food rescue program.

REGINA STUDENT(S):

• Won Iowa’s 2nd congressional district in the 2015 Congressional App Challenge.

• Presented on air quality to state legislators at STEM Day at the Capitol.

• Named state champion in the 2016 Scholastic Challenge.

• Competed in the National Geographic Bee at the state level.

• Scored a perfect 36 on the ACT.

• Named as a National Merit Commended student.

• Named a National Merit Finalist, one of eleven Catholic school students in Iowa and the only Catholic school student in the Diocese of Davenport.

Academics

2015-2016

Service

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Fine Arts

REGINA STUDENT(S):

• Selected to play bassoon for the Iowa All-State Music Festival.

• Sang at the two-day University of Iowa Honor Choir Festival.

• Advanced to All State for their performance from Little Women the Musical.

• Awarded a 2016 Scholastic Art & Writing Gold Medal for humor writing and recognized at a Carnegie Hall ceremony.

• Performed High School Musical and The Pied Piper of Hamelin Town.

• Showcased their musical talents at the Regina pops and orchestra concerts.

REGINA STUDENT(S):

• Finished 3rd (boys) and 4th (girls) at the State Cross Country meet.

• Won their 6th consecutive State Football Championship.

• Attained their 1st undefeated regular season (25-0) in girls basketball program history and advanced to the semi-finals of the State Tournament.

• Qualified for the State Dance Team competition.

• Won a heavyweight Wrestling State Championship title with an overall record of 42-0.

• Competed in the Boys State Soccer Tournament advancing to the semifinals.

• Took 2nd place in the Girls State Soccer Tournament.

• Took 2nd place in the Girls State Softball Tournament.

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Athletics

PAM SCHOWALTER

Director of Admissions

I am often asked on tours about what makes Regina different from the public schools. There are many differences. However, the first one that always comes to mind is our faith. We are the parish school for St. Thomas More, St. Patrick, St. Wenceslaus and St. Mary. Regina is rich in tradition, academic rigor, extra curricular activities and the anchoring of our Roman Catholic faith.

New and current families choose Regina because of our safe environment, high priority on academic success, sense of community, 100% graduation rate and extremely high college enrollment percentages and because they feel that this is the best place for their child.

Regina’s size is instrumental in giving our students leadership opportunities at school, in our community and through a variety of service projects. New families are encouraged to become involved in our Regina community. Regina Parent Ambassadors are paired with a new family to share upcoming school, fine arts and athletic events. Regina’s Student Ambassadors assist at beginning-of-the-year Open Houses, Crownie Nights, Parent-Teacher Conferences and more. Some of these

Ambassadors also are part of our Student Involvement Team and meet monthly with our administrative team, pastoral representative, school board members and teachers. Regina students have a voice at their school. They are our leaders of tomorrow.

Regina is a special place. We are unique here in the Corridor. Diversity, culture, and our faith element are embraced and welcomed. An unwritten goal of our staff and student body is to make everyone feel that they belong when they enter our doors. As Regina continues to grow in its enrollment, the respect and sense of faith and community continues to grow.

Regina is a vibrant campus that provides a secure and engaging environment for children to become responsible and confident young adults. Parents of all prospective students are welcome to contact me at (319) 499-9006 or send me an email at pam.schowalter@regina.org to arrange a tour and share the Regina experience.

REGINA ADMISS IONS

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STUDENT AMBASSADORS

“The Regina Student Ambassador Program exemplifies what it means to be a part of the Regina Family. Not only are these students dedicated to their academics, but they also take the time out of their own lives to promote the Regina brand, improve communication within the school and help in the developement of our Regina community through its students, parents, staff, alumni, and business partners.”

-Patrick Moeller, Teacher

“For my son, Alex, the Student Ambassador Program has been an incredible way for him to build leadership skills and enhance his communication skills. As a parent, I love that he can network with Regina parents at special events, encourage other students to explore new initiatives at our school, and to work closely with administration at extra curricular activities. Student Ambassadors play a vital role in communicating with prospective students at Regina. These ambassadors, along with staff and students make Regina a great place to be.”

-Tracy Blomme, Parent of a Student Ambassador

TESTIMONIALS“My experience at Regina has been amazing! I came from a public school and the faith, friendships, and academics that I have gained being at Regina are incredible. It’s been a terrific fit for me.”

-Alex, 9th Grade

“My experience at Regina has affected me in a positive way. My three older siblings are Regina alumni. They can definitely agree that Regina’s academics, athletics, and art programs really benefited them in the college experience and beyond. As a Student Ambassador, I enjoy representing my school, and telling everyone about my experiences here!”

-Bree, 10th Grade

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FAITH AT REGINA

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• Students embody the spirit of religious figures on special days throughout the year such as All Saints Day, Advent season, Good Friday, etc.

• A prayer basket is located in the elementary main hallway just outside the principal’s office. Please feel free to place your prayers in the basket at any time. Prayer intentions are prayed for as a school each morning.

• The Rosary is prayed each Wednesday morning at 7:30 am in the Chapel. All are welcome.

• Regina also serves as the site for the Tri-Parish Religious Education program for Iowa City area public school students. In the 2015-2016 school year, 172 K-8 students were enrolled in religious education at Regina.

• Junior and senior high students attend Mass each Wednesday at 2:10 p.m. in the high school gym. Elementary students have Mass

at least once a month and prayer services throughout the year.

NEW RELIGIOUS EDUCATION STANDARDSTo ensure adequate time to cover the components of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops framework and to place the same emphasis on learning about our faith as other subject areas, 9th-12th grade students now have religion class every day. 7th and 8th grade students already have daily religion class through the VIA program.

EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER

At Regina we offer pre-k, preschool, and an option for childcare. Our philosophy and objective is to assist each child in his/her unique development by focusing on the following developmental areas:

• Inspiring a love of learning that will carry over into the child’s elementary years.

• Encouraging self-worth and positive emotions about themselves and those with whom interact.

• Developing a sense of respect for the rights of others.

• Enriching their appreciation of their love of God and God’s love for them.

• Providing a safe and stimulating environment on a private campus where children can learn through a variety of structured and staff supervised/child-initiated, creative activities.

Regina Early Childhood Center underscores our center’s mission to strive to be the leading faith-based pre-k educational center in the Midwest. Our educational days are designed to allow children increased time for kindergarten readiness activities, structured social interaction, number/letter recognition, creative art projects, Spanish language enrichment, and investigation of our physical world within our Nature Explore Outdoor Classroom.

All three Early Childhood Center classrooms now have SMARTboards and iPads.

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NEW AT REGINABIOMEDICALThe challenging new four-course Project Lead the Way biomedical science curriculum allows students to investigate the roles of biomedical professionals as they study the concepts of human medicine, physiology, genetics, microbiology, and public health. Biology and anatomy teacher, Chris Murdock, states, “Classes like this can open the door for any student to fall in love with science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) education.”

1:1 CHROMEBOOKSTo better prepare students to be digital learners/citizens of the 21st century, Regina Jr./Sr. High School is the only school in the area to offer one-to-one computing for its students this school year. All 7th-12th grade Regina students have been outfitted with new personal Chromebooks, which are inexpensive web-based laptops.

ART DEPARTMENTThrough the help of PISA, a grant from Theisen’s and funding from Regina, the Elementary Art Department purchased a new automatic kiln for the art room. This purchase helps facilitate student learning through many types of ceramic projects.

TEXTBOOKS

Textbooks are replaced on a rotating basis. This year, the elementary math and reading textbooks were updated as well as social studies and religion textbooks for the high school.

RENOVATED GYMThe high school gym was renovated this past summer in order to allow for non-overlapping court practices and youth tournaments. Hoops were moved to the side walls to create two full-size courts and the floor was sanded, painted, and sealed.

IPADSOur two carts of iPads in elementary, plus the individual iPads per homeroom, allow students to explore current curriculum in a different format. Teachers choose specific apps that can supplement learning and differentiate according to needs.

*56% of tuition income is paid by Regina parents, 4% from STO.

**Advancement income includes funds raised by Regina Foundation and Regina Special Events Office. An additional $80,695 in non-operational gifts was passed through by the Regina Foundation. Included in the Advancement total is $201,108 in endowment payouts from Regina Foundation.

ENDOWMENTS & FINANCIALSREGINA FOUNDATION ENDOWMENT FUNDS

60.4%Tuition & Fees*

$4,002,277

24.5%Parish Assessment

$1,621,892

7.7%Advancement**

$510,557

Busing

$242,718

2.2%Athletic Fees & Gates

$146,046

1.5%Other

$100,250

3.7% TOTAL:$6,623,740

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Other Foundation Assets (includes cash, short term investments, pledges, land, and deferred gifts) as of June 30, 2016: $1,904,092.

Total Foundation Assets as of June 30, 2016: $8,241,741

TUITION ASSISTANCE

47.8%School Tuition Organization

$275,072 33.0%

Regina Financial Aid

$189,931

12.4%Regina Foundation Tuition Assistance

Endowment

$71,490

6.7%Regina Foundation

Endowed Scholarships and Other Gifts

$38,526

Regina and the greater Catholic community provide opportunities to ensure Regina can be affordable for most families. We are appreciative of the significant funding (tuition assistance) from our four local Parishes. Additional support is also received from the Newman Center and Sts. Mary and Joseph Cluster Parishes. The School Tuition Organization (STO) in our area and the Regina Foundation provide significant cash resources in their assistance of students’ tuition needs. In 2015-16, one out of four Regina students received tuition assistance from one of these sources or from Regina itself.

TOTAL: $575,019

76.5%Salaries

$4,976,326

9.2%Text/Instruction

$603,566

2.0%Other

$132,480

4.3%Busing

$278,881

7.9%Building

$513,074

TOTAL:$6,504,327

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FUNDSBALANCE AS OF

JUNE 30, 2016

GIFTS TO REGINA IN

2015‐2016

Tuition Assistance Endowment $2,038,510 $71,490

Regina General Endowment $2,332,803 $84,377

Regina Teacher Endowment $640,783 $20,091

Endowed Named Scholarships $786,965 $20,150

Con Fuoco Fund for Excellence in High School Band $162,248 $5,000

Foundation Unrestricted $376,340

TOTAL $6,337,649 $201,108

ADVANCING

REGINAREGINA BOOSTER CLUB

2016 Yowell/Regina VIP Golf Classic: $33,000Kinnick seatback installation: $21,006Lenten fish frys: $7,491Regal Society memberships: $11,800

Tom Brandt ‘87, President

The 2017 Yowell/Regina VIP Golf Classic will be held June 16th.

PISA (PARENTS IN SUPPORT

OF THE ARTS)

Butter Braid & Christmas greenery sales, ad sales, memberships & other fundraisers: $12,092Musical, plays, & pop concert: $13,763

Peg Thomsen and April Kurovski, Coordinators

PTO / ELEMENTARY HOME

& SCHOOL

Home & School chocolate sales: $37,336Both groups also raised $14,066 for faculty & staff Christmas gifts

Alaina Welsh ‘94, Home & School PresidentLina Kimani, PTO President

REGINA SPECIAL EVENTS

2015 Fall Fun Festival: $30,8932015 Run for the Schools: $12,6422015 Benchwarmers Raffle: $12,3682016 Regina Gala: $83,696

Trish Kohl, Coordinator

REGINA FOUNDATION

$432,899 was raised through the 2015-2016 Regina Foundation Annual Appeal to benefit these people, projects and programs:

• Teacher Salaries• Endowment Growth• Tuition Relief (keeping tuition affordable for all students)• Biomedical Engineering Program• Textbooks• Technology (one-to-one computing)• Facilities Improvements An additional $158,505 in non-Annual Appeal funds was raised by Regina Foundation for memorials, scholarships, and special projects.

Shelley Rublaitus, Annual Fund Coordinator

SCRIP

$31,473 for Regina’s general operating expenses (an additional $23,539 paid to Regina family accounts).

Tammy Schomer and Deanne Sharpless, Coordinators

Regina’s 29th Annual Gala, The Kentucky Derby, will be held

February 4, 2017, at the Coralville Marriott.

The cost of educating a child at Regina exceeds the tuition and parish assessments received annually. The remaining 16% of Regina’s operating budget is the “gap” in that cost to educate...that gap is primarily funded by fundraising efforts. In fiscal year 2015-2016, $913,030 was raised throughfundraising efforts of the Regina Foundation, SpecialEvents Office, and parent-led organizations.

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YOUR GIFTS MAKE AN IMPACT2016‐2017 REGINA FOUNDATION ANNUAL APPEAL

Goal: $450,000

The Regina Foundation Annual Appeal helps fund the costs associated with Regina’s daily operations throughout the year. The 2016-2017 Annual Appeal has significant funds earmarked to assist Regina with teachers’ compensation. $100,000 is targeted to assist with teachers’ salaries in the short term and $60,000 for the Regina Teacher Endowment for the long term. Other Appeal funding will benefit technology, textbooks, professional development, curriculum and

program enhancements, and facility maintenance.

To give online or enroll in the Monthly Giving Program, go to icreginafoundation.com or send your gift/pledge in the enclosed envelope. Gifts of stock, which relieve donors of capital gains, are also welcomed. Here is how your annual/monthly gift can make an IMPACT on Regina Catholic education:

Did you know that you can donate monthly?

Enroll in Regina Foundation’s Monthly Giving Program and support Regina students and teachers all year long!

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$167/month

Send two teachers to the NCEA (National Catholic Educational

Association) Convention

$2,000 total

$150/month

Purchase a software license or

new textbooks for a classroom

$1,800 total

$210/monthSupport

teachers’ salaries

$2,500 total

$100/month

Increase the Regina Teacher Endowment Fund into perpetuity for Regina’s future

$1,200 total

$21/month

Fund biomedical Project Lead the Way

annual cost for one

student

$250 total

$42/month

Purchase an iPad or Chromebook for classroom use

$500 total

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With the identification of our most immediate needs, school leadership realized the Regina community is at a true crossroads. We worked diligently to design a bold vision to enhance the “Regina experience” for all students and build upon our historically strong foundation. This plan will help further distinguish Regina as the premier Catholic, pre-K through 12th grade school in the area and make it as accessible as possible to all families who seek a faith-based education.

Regina leadership is proud to announce the Pride in Our Past, Building Our Future Capital Campaign. Through this major, three-year fundraising effort, we will take a large step toward realizing the vision for the future and will address as many of the following needs as possible. We will focus on our most urgent facility improvements.

ADDITIONAL ENTRANCE AND EXIT OFF FIRST AVENUE ($250,000)

PHYSICAL UPDATES ($305,000) • Upgrade boys and girls locker rooms and bathrooms• Repair gym roof• Install security upgrades

RESURFACE AND EXPAND FRONT PARKING LOT ($375,000)

BUILD EDUCATIONAL WING ($4,680,000)A primary focus of growing our enrollment will be to expand our Early Childhood Center into existing classroom space. Historical data tell us that we have an 80 percent rate of retaining students at Regina once they attend our Early Childhood Center. By increasing the size of our early-childhood program, we will ensure Regina continues to thrive for years to come. We will need to build seven new classrooms to replace the space repurposed for our early-childhood students. In addition, we will build a new science lab, which will accommodate more students and provide a better learning environment for them. We also will be adding flex space, collaborative teaching space and a new, secure entrance to the back of our school.

CAMPAIGN EXPENSES • $385,000

PHASE ONE TOTAL COSTS • $5,995,000

The elements of phase one represent the most pressing needs and will be addressed within the three-year Pride in Our Past campaign. Beyond that, strategic planning from our Board of Education and feedback from the planning study clearly point to the need for the following projects – renovated auditorium, new gymnasium and athletic facilities – which will be phase two of our long-term strategic vision. (Formal cost estimates of the phase two components have yet to be finalized, as our focus is on accomplishing phase one.)

IntroducingPRIDEin Our Past

FUTUREOurBuilding

Capital Campaign

The Annual Appeal helps fund the costs associated with our daily operations throughout the year. Because we will continue to incur these expenses, the Appeal will continue to run during the capital campaign. The Pride in Our Past Campaign is an extraordinary effort beyond the Appeal that will impact Regina for decades to come. Not only will campaign funds allow us to address mounting structural issues and limitations, it also facilitates our strategy to grow enrollment and further distinguish Regina as the premier choice for faith-based education in the area.

Yes. We are asking donors to consider a sacrificial pledge over three years to the campaign alongside a one-time gift to the 2016-2017 Annual Appeal. Supporters like you have indicated a preference for being approached for both appeals simultaneously. We will honor this preference and, in the process, save everyone time and reduce costs.

Growing enrollment is a key strategy for making sustainable pay increases to our educators. That is why the expansion of our Early Childhood Center is a major focus of the campaign. Additionally it is important for us to create a fresh and welcoming environment that will support the academic needs of our next generation of students. Expanding and sustaining our enrollment will allow us to positively impact our teachers' salaries. However, we are not relying upon long-term strategies to show our teachers we are serious about their futures. Teacher salaries are top of mind for our leadership teams. They continue their dedication to strategically planning in order to make meaningful sustainable progress. To assure our teachers we are committed to them, we initiated a first-ever mid-year salary increase last year and increased their salary again for the current school year.

How is the Pride in Our Past, Building Our Future Capital

Campaign different from the Annual Appeal?

Will I be asked to support both?

How will the campaign address teachers’ salaries?

CAMPAIGN

LEADERSHIP

HONORARY CHAIRS

Bob & Judy Boyd John & Charlotte Gavin

CAMPAIGN CABINET

Sean & Julie BeardBill & Deb BrandtChris & Julie ClarkJason & Suzanne DumontJim & Anne KellyChris & Erin KlitgaardRick & Anne LarewGreg & Sarah McLaughlinJack & Donna MullerMatt & Elaine PachaRoger & Barb ReillyChris & Angela VillhauerMatt & Katie White

PASTORAL COUNCIL

Fr. Gary BeckmanFr. Rudolph JuarezFr. Stephen PageFr. Steve Witt

FOUNDATION STAFF

Shelley Rublaitus

CAMPAIGN COUNSEL

The Steier Group

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VISIONARIES Gifts of $15,000+Margaret E. Collins Estate

Jason & Suzanne Dumont

Marguerite Kuebrich Estate

John & Tami Mergen / Mergen Orthodontics Inc.

Glenn & Nancy Yowell / Iowa City Dental Health

PRIDE CLUB Gifts of $10,000-$14,999Joe ‘92 & Beth ‘92 Clark

Hills Bank & Trust Company

Dick Jensen ‘65

Donald M. Laughlin Estate

Jack & Donna Muller

Jude West Estate

Matt ‘97 & Katie ‘98 White

BELIEVERS Gifts of $2,500-$4,999Anonymous (2 donors)

Eric & Missy Aitchison

AM Management, Inc.

Ryan & Erin Baker / World of

Bikes

Bill & Linda Bednarz

Big Ten Rentals

Dan & Nancy ‘80 Bonthius

Terry & Linda Bowton

Paul & Jane ‘68 Brown

Michael F. Cunningham Estate

Tom & Joan DePrenger

Brian Edeker & Lisa Cramer

Walt & Joan Foley

Alberto Gasparoni & Karin

Weber-Gasparoni

Herteen & Stocker, Inc.

Dustin & Trish Hoover

Kelly Heating & Air

Conditioning

Dolores Kempf

Krause Gentle Foundation

Walt & Joan Maley

Terry & Bonnie ‘67 McFarland

Mike ‘79 & Kelley McLaughlin

Ron & Mary Rae Meyer

MidWestOne Bank

Jim & Teresa Morgan

Mount Vernon (VA) K of C Club,

Inc.

Jim Naso & Betty Vidale

Charles Neuzil

Andrew & Diana Nugent

Larry ‘60 & Cathy Pacha

Elizabeth & Michael Takacs

Jim & Marita Theisen / Theisen

Supply Inc.

Ryan & Jessica Wade / Wade

Painting

Malcolm Yeh & Johna Leddy

BLUE & GOLD CLUB Gifts of $5,000- $9,999Anonymous (1 donor)

Paul & Diane Adam

Loretta Angerer

Boyd Investment Company /

Bob ’63 & Judy Boyd &

Diane Boyd ‘74

Brandt Heating & Air

Conditioning

Pat Brandt

Willa Dickens

Nathan Hall / Iowa City

Orthodontics PC

Jean McCoy

Greg & Sarah McLaughlin /

Business & Financial

Strategies

MediRevv, Inc.

Jim Miller ‘67

Daniel & Shannon Olney / ENT

Medical Services

Eddie & Kyla Pechous

Pleasant Valley Garden Center

& Golf Course

Regina Home & School

Association

Robert E. Eden Estate

Rockwell Collins Matching Gift

Program

Ann Romanowski

Gary & Amy Schmit

Bill ‘71 & Debbie Thoman

University of Iowa Community

Credit Union

Jason & Traci Wagner

DONORS 2015-16Numerous individuals, families, businesses, and foundations gave gifts of treasure to all Regina fundraising efforts from July 1, 2015 to June 30, 2016. We are extremely appreciative of all our benefactors, who through their collective monetary and in-kind gifts, contributed $913,030 to Regina this past fiscal year.

We have made every effort to recognize each of our donors (actual gifts received, not pledges made). Please accept our apologies for any errors or omissions and notify the Regina Foundation so our records may be corrected.

JOIN THE CLUB!

Cornerstone Club recognizes donors who gift $1,000 or more to benefit Regina during the current

fiscal year ( July 1 – June 30). Members are invited to a special Donor Appreciation Evening at Regina.

Living the Promise Society recognizes donors who included Regina Foundation in estate and deferred giving plans. Create a legacy while supporting Regina’s mission through wills, bequests, etc.

Anonymous (2 donors)

Brian & Deborah Adamec

Allen Homes, Inc.

Mark Allen ‘87 / Edward Jones

Arena Auto Body

John & Marty Bauer

BCI Lumber

Jerry & Ginny Boblenz

Karen Boileau

Rami Boutros & Kristen Nelson-

Boutros

Diane Boyd ‘74

Bill ‘77 & Deb Brandt

Leonard Brcka

Velma M. Brcka Estate

Jean C. Brown

Mark & Julie Brown

Gloria Butler

Dan & Donna Casey

Central State Bank

Angela Clark ‘88

Concha Audiology &

Rehabilitation, PLC

Corridor Kids Pediatric Dentistry

Creative Management Inc. /

McDonald’s Restaurants

Davenport Diocesan Council of

Catholic Women

Mike & Beth Deninger

Alison & James Dockery-Jackson

Ken Donnelly ‘59

Kathleen Dore ‘68 & Keith Jepsen

Robert G. Dostal

Pat ‘65 & Mary Dreckman

Mark & Christine Dunn

Jim Dunne & Therese Ryan

Bern & Lisa Dutchik

EDEN Lounge

Nicole Elbert ‘92

Kerry & Aleda ‘72 Feuerbach

Dorie Forkenbrock

Frog Hollow Kid Campus

Robert H. GaffeyRay Galindo & Colleen Downie-

Galindo

Kirk & Ann Garmager

Bruce & Bev Gartner

John & Charlotte Gavin

John & Mary ‘75 Gilroy

Chad ‘92 & Lynda Goedken

Scott ‘89 & Melissa Goedken

Tom ‘77 & Jammie ‘77 Goedken

Al Grady Charitable Fund

Harney Oil

Dick & Karen HoffmanJoel & Vicki Holthaus

Lou Rae Hoogerwerf

Rick & Rosanne Hopson

Mary Hurt

Hy-Vee (Iowa City/Coralville)

Intermec Foundation Matching

Gifts Program

Iowa Chop House

Fran ‘79 & Mike ‘77 Jensen

Jim ‘88 & Anne Kelly

KFC of Iowa City

Trish & Matt Kohl

Toni Kroeze

Rick & Ann Larew

Tom Leavenworth & Lyse Strnad

Lensing Funeral & Cremation

Service

Thomas & Carolyn Loew

Jeff & Lisa LorengerM & W Properties

Marsh & McLennan Matching

Gifts Program

Dom & Lisa Mascardo

McDonald Optical

Duke & Della McGrath

Philip & Kathleen McLaughlin

Darrell & Dolores Mergen

Sara ‘81 & Tom Miano

Eugene F. & Betty Milder

Rob ‘86 & Kellie Miller

Frank Mitros & Monica Maloney-

Mitros

Jamie & Jane Molony / Torus

Technologies

Monarch Investment &

Management Group

Pat & Connie Mortale

Martha Neuzil

Matt ‘78 & Elaine Pacha

Armond & Rene Pagliai

Pagliai Pizza, LLC

Pearson

Marilyn Pechous

Play It Again Sports

Eric & Erin ‘94 Pottebaum

Jim & Colleen Rapp

Regina Booster Club

Roger & Barb Reilly

Riverside Casino & Golf Resort

LLC

Ron ‘68 & Kris Rogers

Rose Rogers ‘59

Diane & Joseph Rohlman

Peter ‘98 & Sarah Rossmann

Steve & April Rouner

Dan & Kim Salm

SERVPRO

Marty & Barb Shafer

Mark & Deanne Sharpless /

Sharpless Auction, Inc.

Shell Oil Company Foundation

Elias Shiu & Wai Yin Chan

Isabelle Smith

Margaret Smollen

Mary Beth Sprengelmeyer

Mike ‘65 & Barb ‘66 Stimmel

Mary Straub

Mike & Lori Streb

Bill & Pat Sueppel

Matt Summy ‘88

Sun & Fun Motorsports

Dave & Joanne Tigges

Chad & Becky Triplett

Varsity Group

Connie Vaughan

Frank & Barbara Wagner

Washington County Riverboat

Foundation

Rev. Steve Witt

PROMOTORS (Gifts of $1,000-$2,499)

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Anonymous (1 donor)

Karim & Mary Abdel-Malek

AEGON Transamerica Foundation

Gary & Sharon Aitchison

Carol Albaugh ‘65

AR Fence Company

Jill Armstrong Team - Skogman

Realty

Dave ‘63 & Ann ‘63 Auer

Beaver Heating & Air Conditioning,

Inc.

Doug & Jan ‘81 Beaver

Rev. Gary Beckman

John & Erica Bobst

Boileau Construction

Ed & Rose Bracken

John ‘80 & Debbie Brandt

Bread Garden Market

Don & Dody Brennan

Mike & Renetta Burlage

Dave ‘72 & Carol ‘73 Butler

Bill & Kathy Castle

Mark & Chrissy ‘87 Chambliss

Craig & Connie Champion

Coldwell Banker Real Estate

Professionals

Ray Colony & Deb Samec-Colony

Marilyn Cook

Andrew & Cintia Cutter

Rebecca Davis

Terry ‘73 & Jo ‘74 Dickens

Barb Donohue ‘67

Maureen Donovan & Mike Wilson

Eileen Dore

John & Jean Douglas

Clark & Patricia Downey

Doug ‘71 & Anne ‘71 Eckermann

Donald G Elbert Jr.

Rose Elbert

Dan & Laura Felderman

Fleck Sales Company

Doug & Deana Geraets

Jason & Megan Glass

Great Western Bank

Doug & Deanna Green

Chris & Alysha Guidry

Lee & Joann Gullickson

Don & Marie Gurnett

Andy & Celine Hartwig

Jude Heaney & Kathleen DiffleyTerry & Pam Hinman

Tracy Hoffman ‘89Palmer & Sheryl Holden

Carolyn & Steve HufferdIowa City Brake, Inc

John Deere Foundation

Darrin & Patti Johnson

Tom Klein ‘67

Chris & Erin Klitgaard

Douglas Koch ‘59

Tracy & Jeff KueterDoug & Judy LaBrecque

Lehman Family Farms

Eric & Michelle Leichtman

John & Nancy LePeau

Robert W. Lookabill

Maria Lukas & Culver Boldt

Luxe Interiors

Dorothy Lynn

Charles ‘59 & Diane Makin

Norb & Margaret Malik

Susan Marzen

Yvonne McCabe

Teresa McLaughlin ‘75

Bob Michael ‘80 & Cathy Zaharis

Mary Mielnik

Pam Miller ‘68

Chris ‘01 & Alicia ‘01 Mitros

Monsanto Fund

Jim & Cathy Nepola

North Dodge Express - North

Dodge Sinclair

Northwestern Mutual Foundation

Gary ‘62 & Nancy Pacha

Ted ‘66 & Deb Pacha

Glenn & Melissa Plummer

Steve Polyak & Lynda Hemann

Professional Foot & Ankle Care,

Inc. P.C.

Mike & Catherine Pugh

Randy Rhodes ‘82

Dorothy Robinson

Mark ‘79 & Paula Rogers

Doug & Mary ‘77 Rummelhart

Dan & Janan Rustan

Jack & Helene Salemink

Dean Schott & Kate ‘81 Halsch

Todd & Becky Scott

Seydel Construction, Inc.

Jennifer Seydel

Mike & Kathy Shey

Mike & Deb Stein

Mary Jo Streb

Rick ‘78 & Luan Streb

Todd ‘92 & Sarah ‘97 Streb

Mercy Sueppel

Dennis & Carole Thomas

Toyota-Scion of Iowa City

Two Rivers Bank & Trust

US Bank

Frank & Noel Verducci

Doug & Sandy Vollstedt

Rita Walljasper ‘60

Jack Ward

Kevin & Norma Ward

Fred & Susan Waterman

West Bank

Dave & Barbara Wiemer

Wig & Pen Pizza Pub

Chuck & Mary Wolfe

Betty Youngblood

SPONSORS (Gifts of $500-$999)

PATRONS (Gifts of $250-$499)Anonymous (2 donors)

A & J Associates PC

A.W. Welt Ambrisco Insurance

Sam & Ellen Abusada

Rick & Angie Adrian

AirFX Trampoline Park

Alberhasky Eye Clinic

Bill & Carly Ambrisco

Duane & Cathy Anderson

Kate & Daniel Banta

Steve Banyas

Imogene Barloon

James & Bobbie Bates

Sean & Julie Beard

Fr. Jeff BelgerThom & Susan Berg

Mark & Diana ‘79 Besler

Billion Automotive

Blackstone

Matt ‘94 & Katy ‘97 Brown

Rosemarie Bullington

Sam & Angela Burer

Sue Burger

Ann Cahill

John & Nancy Cahill

Capital Genealogy

Catherine’s

Steve & Mary Charlton

Charlie & Jane Clarahan

Chris & Julie Clark

P.J. & Shelly ‘89 Conlon

Copyworks

Richard & Jennifer Couch

Ralph & Diana Cox

Croco Orthodontics, P.L.C.

Terry & Betsy Crompton

Pete & Julie Damiano

Brian & Anna Daniel

Lori ‘78 & John Danker

Larry & Jan Donohoe

Peter & Erin Drouillard

Jeff & Carol EbingerEconomy Advertising

Van Emery & Newell Ann Van

Auken

Jose Gallardo ‘86

Lois Gannon

Frank Gase

Brian Grassi & Heidi Nobiling

Doug & Mary Greve

Janice Guidry

Kara & Chad Hageman

Hands Jewelers

Helene Hembreiker

Brett ‘94 & Betsy HoffmanJay & Nancy Honohan

Tom & Liz ‘64 Hrubik

Jim & Ann Huss

Insurance Associates of Iowa

City

Iowa Gym-Nest

Alissa ‘02 & Jamie Jarrett

Jeff & Marla JohnsonNeil & Molly Joss

Rev. Rudolph T. Juarez

Lanny & Jann Kampfe

King’s Material Inc.

Kent & Gina Kline

Mark & Yvonne Koch

William J. Koenig

Ron ‘67 & Linda Kron

Rita Lacina

Russ & Sarah Larsen

Las Vegas Strip Rentals

Liberty Doors, Inc.

Linder Tire Service Inc.

Daniel & Sofia LivorsiNestor & Sherry Lobodiak

Mathdoctor LLC / Mathnasium

Kory & Teresa Mattoon

Doug McDonald ‘83

Midtown Family Restaurant

Catherine Milder ‘64

Jacob P. Muller ‘05

David & Joan Murhammer

Scott & Amy Nibaur

Tim ‘87 & Roberta Nicknish

North Dodge Athletic Club

Ryan & Ashley O’Hern

Alan & Joni Opheim

Ed & Jen Panther

Steve & Julie ‘90 Parizek

Don Petersen

PISA / Regina Parents in Support

of the Arts

Premier Automotive

ProFit Gym

Prosthodontic Associates, Inc.

Quad City Bank & Trust Co.

Ramsey Creek Woodworks

Mark & Amanda Ray

Dan & Anne Reisen

Craig & Kathy Reynolds

Patty Rossmann & Charley Buck

Dennis & Shelley Rublaitus

Robert J Saunders / Saunders

Insurance Agency LC

L.J. Schemmel

Aaron Schmitz ‘13

Greg & Val Schnoebelen

Pam & David Schowalter

Susan ‘65 & Dennis Shinners

Shive-Hattery

Trudi Butler Snavely ‘70

George & Lorraine StaufferDr. Suzanne Stock

StruXture Architechts LLC

Bill ‘77 & Cynthia Sueppel

Sun & Fun, Inc.

Three Samurai Restaurant

Dr. Bart Thompson DDS, MS

Patrick & Sarah Tierney

Title Boxing Club

Robert & Rita Tomanek

Terry Trenkamp

Philip & Donna Van Swol

Terri Vaughan ‘74

Chris & Angela Villhauer

Jeff WallaceFred & Jennifer Walters

Daniel & Bobbie ‘03 Wegman

Joe & Dawn Wegman

Christopher ‘94 & Alaina ‘94

Welsh

Ted & Amy Welter

Eric & Rebecca ‘97 Whitaker

Virginia White ‘63 & Ira Greenstein

Jayme & Stephanie Wilhelm

Beverly Williams & Rick Walters

Jack & Kelli Zimmerman

WE THANK YOU!REGINA FOUNDATION

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SUPPORTERS (Gifts of $100‐$249)

Anonymous (5 donors)

Patrick & Amy Adam

Jerry ‘64 & Bette Alberhasky

Bud Albertson

Bill ‘66 & Jenny Anciaux

Anderson & Houghton,

L.L.P.

Edward & Marcia Andrews

Arlington Development

Laura & Eric Aschenbrenner

Carl & Diane Baker

Jeff BanasLois Barber ‘63

Chris Baughman ‘70

Tim Baughman ‘71

Beardsley Dance

Robert Beck & Elizabeth

Tracey

Randy & Joan Belknap

Renata Bitoy

Kathy Bobst

Michael & Marlene Bothell

Bill ‘73 & Sheila ‘74 Boyd

Nicki Boyd

Myrna & Joseph Boyle

Mary Bracken

Randy & Mary Brauns

Greg ‘81 & Teri Brennan

Mike & Carla Brinkman

Ben Broghammer

Dave Brogla ‘79

Tom & Mary Pat Brooke

Marilyn ‘66 & Marc Brown

Erin Buckingham

Clarence Budelier

Brent ‘95 & Jennifer Burkett

Donald & Margaret Burton

Doug Busch

Rachel Butler & Jim Mills

Bill & Linda Bywater

Rafael Cabeza & Cynthia

Bellah-Cabeza

Dan Campion

Maura Casey

Mike & Katie Cavanaugh

Michael & Veronica Chan

Chanhassen Dinner

Theatres

Leah Cohen Family

Morgan Cohen ‘00

Tiffany Cohen ‘01Collins Community Credit

Union

Brad & Jenny Comer

Comfort Suites

Roger & Lisa Conlan

Consumers Cooperative

Alta Cook

Coralville Lake Marina

Ann Cornell ‘78

Albert Cowsky

John ‘98 & Sara Crane

Bill & Kimberly Cronk

Diane Dahl-McCoy & James

McCoy

Bryon & Kathleen Day

Elizabeth Devery

Diamond Dreams

Garry & Suanne Dickey

Kevin Doherty

Bill ‘60 & Jan Dostal

Greg ‘71 & Teri Downes

Greg & Kathy Duethman

Jimmye Duffy

Warren Duffy ‘59Bob & Mary Ellen Edwards

John & Jennifer Evans

Ewers Men’s Store

Tom & Susan Fabus

Tim ‘91 & Mick ‘92

Farnsworth

Denny & Mary Farrell

Charles & Margaret Felling

Leonel & Jennifer

Fernandez

Fr. Edward J. Fitzpatrick

Linda & Ken Fobian

Stephen & Mary ‘64 Fowler

Barry ‘89 & Christina Frantz

Don ‘72 & Jane ‘73 Frantz

Harry ‘67 & Marlene ‘68

Frantz

Ernesto Fuentes & Kris

DeMali

Scott & Ami Gaarde

Tom & Patty ‘64 Gahan

Marylou Gatens

Mike & Annie Gavin

Norma Gehring

Timothy & Mary Gehris

Mona & Rene Genadry

Ken & Lois Gerard

Joseph & Joyce Gitch

Stephanie Gomez

Gary Goodwin

Dave ‘69 & Marlene Goss

Ruth Goss

Curt & Jodi GraffBruce Graham ‘69

Jim ‘66 & Nancy Greazel

Janet ‘66 & Bill ‘66 Greazel

David & Delores Green

Duane & Barbara Grenier

Hagerty Dental

Kevin & Annette Hallagan

Tom ‘72 & Patti Halsch

Leonard & Denise ‘71 Halter

Diana Hardy

Pat & Jean Harney

Rick ‘81 & Michelle Harney

Carla Hart ‘90

Phyllis Hathaway ‘64

Hawkeye Family Dental

Fr. Walter Helms ‘61

John & Mary Henk

Msgr. Francis Henricksen

Charles & Patty Hession

Ed & Keely Hinkel

Bill & Laurie ‘78 Hittenmiller

Tim & Kristen ‘82 Hobday

Hodge Construction

Company

Wayne & Colleen Hogan

Homewood Suites by Hilton

Mike ‘71 & Mary Hotka

John & Barbara House

Bob ‘71 & Betsy Hradek

Joan Hynes

Kathy Hynes

Jack Imig ‘63

Jeffrey & Kelli IngallsIowa City Animal Care &

Adoption Center

Iowa City Fencing

Iowa City Ready-Mix, Inc.

Jerry Irving

Jean Jackson ‘61

Trish Jensen

Al & Marilyn Joensen

Jumer’s Casino and Hotel

Nate & Samantha Kaeding

George & Marian Karr

G.T. ‘97 & Carrie ‘96 Karr

Glenn & Pat Kasper

Maggie Keating

Michael Keating ‘75

Tom ‘84 & Shelly Keating

Anita Keifer

Buck & Connie Keith

Dirk Keller / Common Sense

Advertising

Linda Keller

Mildred Ramer Keller

Mary Ann Kirkwood ‘70

Arthur ‘73 & Mary Kistler

Ken & Sue Klein

Steven & Arlene Klesner

Sandy Klever

Ralph & Joan Klocke

Pat Knebel ‘65 & Ben

Halupnik

Jeff & Summer KnightDaniel Kowalski

Don & Joan Krasny

Karen Krehlik ‘68

Becky Butler Kriz

Jenny ‘95 & Kyle Kruidenier

Adrian & Ellen Kuennen

Roger & Barb Kueter

Suzanne Lagina

Gary Lane ‘63

Randy & Katie Laubscher

Laundromania

Brigit ‘62 & Gene Leeney

Marty ‘75 & Laurie Lehman

Mary Lemar ‘69

Fr. Lou Leonhardt

Howard & Dorothy ‘64 Lewis

Elyse Lewis ‘61

David & Kathleen ‘73 Link

Mathew & Nicole ‘88 Louvar

Jane Lowrance ‘71

Lucas Communication, Inc.

Ed Lynch ’77 & Paula

Goetzinger

Larry ‘63 & Julie ‘75 Lynch

Terry ‘65 & Barb Lynch

Rosemary Lyons

Walt & June Maley

Gustavo & Lenore ‘70

Manrique

Pilar Marce

Marriott Downtown Des

Moines

Dave & Christine Martin

Joseph R. Martinez ‘74

Betty Marx

Shirley Maxey

Steven McCann

John & Barb McCoy

Jim & Mary McCue

Clark & Laurence McFerren

John & Kathy McKillip

Marian McLaughlin

Sheila McLaughlin ‘79

Joe ‘64 & Barb ‘65 Meade

Dick Meade

Michael Meeks ‘72

Jerry & Pat Meis

Mellow Mushroom

Tom ‘62 & Marty Milder

Steve Miller & Ann Rhodes

Joe & Kathy ‘63 Miller

Paul Morano ‘66

Sandy ‘76 & John ‘70

Moreland

Nicole Muller ‘00

Rich & Anne Murphy

Timothy Murphy

Jack & Nola Naughton

Barbara Nicknish

Jamie & Megan Foley ‘91

Nicpon

James Norris ‘67

Ewa Nowakowska &

Bernard Nowakowski

Mike Nugent ‘61

Oberman Farms, Inc.

Jim & Mary Joan O’Connor

Robert & Carole Olney

Don & Jackie O’Neill

Oral Surgery Associates of

Iowa City, P.C.

Diane O’Rourke ‘66

Mike Pacha ‘72 & Mary Beth

Versgrove

Rev. Stephen Page

Armond & Polly Pagliai

Rev. Msgr. James F. Parizek

‘64

Jeff & Kelli PaulBridget Pauley ‘88

Pauls Discount of Iowa City

Penguin’s Comedy Club

Performance Health and

Fitness

Tom & Ann Persoon

Mark Petersen & Molly

Less-Petersen

Pizza Ranch

Mary Ann Poepsel

Donald Pohnl & Nancy

Mashuda-Pohnl

Jim & Mary Pratt

Greg & Edna Probst

Dick & Bina Querrey

Mary Quinlan

Tony & Marilee Quinlan

Mark & Sandy Rapp

Robert Rasley

Bonnie Ready

Regina Class of 1965

Alyssa Reichelt ‘05

Kevin & Anita Rice

Amy Richardson

Dr. Fred Riddle, D.D.S

Brad ‘93 & Leigha ‘93 Rios

Tom Rockafellow ‘76

Dwain & Kay Rosenberger

Frank & Mary Rydzewski

Salon M

Mark & Donna Santillan

Schlitterbahn Waterparks &

Resorts

Jim & Sandy Schneider

Bob & Irene Schneider

Susan ‘73 & Neil ‘73

Schneider

Tim & Rita Schneider

Jim & Martha Schnoebelen

Darren & Erin ’90

Schuessler

Bill & Mary Schulte

Helena Scott

Van & Tonya Seaman

Dwight O. & Melinda

Seegmiller

Dan Shannon

Jim & Myrna Sherlock

H. James Shey

Jamie Sickels

Timothy ‘84 & Melanie

Simpson

Brett & Christine Smith

Gareth & Karina Smith

Stephen & Mary Smith

Larry Soukup ‘66

Southgate Development

Company, Inc.

Maureen Spear

Sportscast Media

James & Katherine

Sprengelmeyer

Bob & Meagan Squiers

St. Francis Veterinary Clinic

Teresa Stally

State Street Interiors

Bill & Judy ‘62 Stebral

Don & Karen Stenger

Ben & Martha Stevenson

Erik ‘92 & Jenn Stone

Angela & Douglas Storm

Gary & Judy Stover

Dan & Arlene Sullivan

David & Linda Swope

Thomas & Angela Szanajda

Eric & Mercy Tate

Taxes Plus

Gayle Taylor ‘63

Texas Roadhouse

Thompson & Company

University of Iowa Sports

Medicine

US Bancorp Foundation

Mike & Donna Valiga

Michelle & Mark

VanLandschoot

Kaaren Vargas & Drew

Knudsen

Marcos Vargas

Mike Vaughan ‘86

Michael & Jamie ‘06 Venzon

Joseph H. Vevera ‘81

Mary Villhauer

Dave & Celeste ‘84 Vincent

Sr. Marie Vittetoe

Ron & Annette Wallerich

Bill & Ellyn Waterbury

Larry & Jeanette Waters

Gary Watts Real Estate &

Development

Joshua & Katherine Weiner

Steve ‘74 & Cathy ‘74 White

Wiele Chevrolet, Inc.

Michelle & Jamison Winders

David & Suzanne ‘65

Windisch

Windmill Heights LLC

Winebrenner Red Carpet

Travel

Terri ‘65 & Joe Wirtz

Dorothy & David Witte

Marty & Pam Yoches

Pat Yoder

Ekhard & Wendy Ziegler

Dale Zimmerman

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FRIENDS (Gifts up to $99) PAGE | 21

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ALUMNI CAREER DAY 2016On February 4, 2016, 46 Regina alumni came from as far as Los Angeles to their alma mater for Alumni Career Day

during Catholic Schools Week. The group, which included Regina grads from the classes of 1964 through 2008,

provided professional advice and information on 29 different career paths to Regina’s 7th-12th grade students.

Anonymous (41 donors)

Elmer & Helen Adam

Jeff & Jenny AdamDave & Dayna Adams

Mike & Mary Ann Adams

Louise Aicher

Sam Aitchison

Will Aitchison

Marilynn Alberhasky

Ron ‘66 & Linda Alberhasky

Teresa Alcaraz

Dianne Allison

Akili Amaka & Bisoci Chika

AmazonSmile

Christine Anderson

Eleanor Anstey

Manuel Aranda

Nathan & Liz ‘04 Armentrout

Steve Armstrong & Sandra

Guzman-Armstrong

Mark Arnold & Ana Diaz-

Arnold

Jerry & Judy Aschenbrenner

Atlas World Grill

Refugio & Karen Avalos, Jr.

Matt & Nina Bahl

Jim Baker

John & Penny Balmer

Phillip & Carol Barnes

Tim J Barnett

Mary Bartlett

Nancy Belger ‘60

Susie Blatz

Dick & Cheryl Bock

Marty & Pam Boeckenstedt

Doug & Margaret BottorffBarb Boudreau

Diana Bowers

Marilyn Boyd

Rex & Michel Brandstatter

T.J. ‘76 & Carolyn Brandt

Brenneman’s Grooming & Pet

Supplies

Mark Brichacek

Nicki & Darrall Brick

Phyllis Brindos ‘60

Margaret Brogla

Virginia Bross

Marian Brown

Roger & Ann ‘82 Browning

Emily Hughes & John Bruzek

Guido Bulgarelli

Frances & Joel Buller

Ed & Carroll Burchert

Anne Burke

Michael Burns

Cabinetstyle

Mark & Carol Callaghan

Richard & Odalys Campagna

Robert Campagna ‘00

Brandi Campbell

Maria Cardoza & Vidal

Sanchez

Cedar Rapids Rough Riders

Dee & Sue ‘70 Chiles

David & Sandra Clark

James & Mary Cole

Linda Cole

Richard & Dianna Colgan

Paul Collins

Ali Comer

Patricia Cone-Fisher & Scott

Fisher

Janet & Michael Cooper

Coral Ridge Mall

Coralville Center for the

Performing Arts

Dick & Mary ‘65 Craig

Bob Crane

Bernie & Cherie Cremers

Jim & Helen ‘59 Crosheck

Culver’s

Dick & Donna DeBrie

Kirk & Shelly Deutsch

Ronald & Shirle Dohrman

Steve & Lynn Dolan

Ray & Fran ‘70 Dolezal

Dick ‘67 & Val ‘68 Donohoe

Mike ‘80 & Joanie ‘80 Donovan

Richard ‘70 & Kim Downes

Pauline Draker ‘84

Michael Duffey ‘63Maribeth DuffyJason & Andrea Duwa

Paul ‘73 & Susan Ebel

Cathy Eisenhofer

Maggie Elliott

Bob & Maggie Elliott

Marissa Engstrom & Eric

Bauer

Enrichment Therapy &

Learning

Europa Salon & Spa

Every Bloomin’ Thing

Jose & Susan Fajardo

Clark & Heather Feller

Brian & Jennifer Fiegel

John & Randee Fieselmann

Robert Fisher

Genaro & Sonia Flores-

Gonzalez

John & Marsha Forys

Steve & Sarah ‘78 Fowler

Rodolfo Franco Jr. & Edna

Karina Franco

Ellen Franklin

Bill & Joan ‘71 Frees

Debra & Kenneth Funk

James Gacheru & Lina Kimani

Jim ’83 & Sally GaffeyRobert ‘03 & Jeni ‘03 GaffeyCharles Gay

Gregg Geerdes & Mary

Murphy

Jim Gerlits ‘64

Joshua Gilroy ‘02

Teresa Giraldo

Victoria Gloszak

Harry & Ellie Graves

Graze

Robert & Joan Gredell

Karen & John Greenleaf

John Greenwood

Joe & Jane Greiner

Marcia Greiner ‘66

Donald & Mary Gringer

Ron & Joan ‘59 Gringer

Charlene Hagan

David & Susan Hagan

Mike & Julie ‘72 Hahn

Ted & Barb ‘60 Halm

Pat ‘83 & Becky Halsch

Tom & Marlene Haman

Mark & Connie Haneline

Robert & Pamela Hanes

Hanson’s Automotive

Dennis Harper ‘67

Ann D. Harris, DDS

Bruce & Melanie Haupert

Donald & Margaret Hayes

Charles & Marjorie Heine

Mike & Gail Hensch

Angel & Maria Hernandez

Clayton & Tina Hershberger

Hilltop Tavern, LTD.

Harry & Paulette Hinckley

Stephen & Holly Hirko

James Hoeger & Mari Pinto-

Tomas

Grant Hogan ‘15

Daniel & April Holden

Julie Hollan

James & Julie Holte

Jerry & Becky ‘70 Hora

Eric ‘95 & Katie ‘95 Horner

David & Susan Hough

Kristi Chang & Hans House

Tom & Mary Hoyer

Karen B. Hughes

Terry Hughey ‘66

Floyd & JoAnn Cogley Hunter

Inking Treasures

Jerry Intlehofer

Iowa City Tire & Service Inc.

Iowa Eye Prosthetics, Inc.

Gary & Marilyn Jackson

Betty Janssen

Roger Janssen

Lois M. Jenn

Brian & Julie ‘92 Jensen

Steve Jensen

William & Georgia Johnson

Richard & Donna Jondle

S. K. Jurgensen

Robert & Betty Kacena

Irene Kachmar

Dave & Ann Kaska

John Kelley

Maryann Kelly

Nick ‘67 & Sue ‘68 Kempf

Dick Kennedy

Kiddie Konnection Inc.

Mary Jo Kline

Jeremy & Andrea Knepper

Pat Knobbe

Judith Koch

Vern & Connie Kollasch

Afi KonuFred & Lori Kowalke

Tim & Ann Krall

Tom & Patricia Kriz

Rick Kron ‘02

Steve ‘68 & Amy Kron

Tom ‘68 & Carla Kron

Deborah Kuiken

Dennis Kwaka

Steve ‘68 & Julie Lacina

Pepe & Felicite Kolie Lama

Mike & Kim Lanaghan

Richard & Laura ‘79 Lansdon

Lawrence & Gina Larragoite

Gerald & Joyce ‘67 Lehman

Tim ‘69 & Debra Lehman

Pat Lenoch

Michael Lensing

James Michael Leuck

Lindsay McGowan

Photography

Dan & Taressa Lipsius

Mark Liska

Frank & Kathryn Longo

Juan & Bertha Lopez

Marcelino Lopez

Daniel & Jerri Ann LoTempio

Jennifer Luria

Julie A. Lynch ‘89 & Matt

Asher

Jack & Geraldine Lynch

Joe ‘76 & Shawn ‘76 Lynch

Pat ’71 & Cathy ’71 Lynch

Rosemary Lynch ‘64

Don & Barbara ‘62 Mahanna

Marty & Ann Maiers

Edwin & Isabell Malkusak

Vern & Carol Manternach

John ‘69 & Rebecca ‘67 Martel

Mary Martonosi

Marv’s Glass Specialties, Inc.

Joe Masson ‘67

Tom & Barb Mayberry

Victoria McBrien

James & Marilyn McCarragher

John McComas & Stefania

Herrera

Linda McDonald ‘62

John & Marilyn McFarland

Joseph & Patricia McGee

Jean Oshea-McGroary &

Patrick McGroary

Mary Ellen McGroary

Shaun ‘72 & Shelly McGurk

Dick & Kathleen McKeen

Hermine McLeran

Margaret ‘65 & Dick ‘67

McNamara

Connie Meade

Marilyn ‘66 & Tom ‘67 Meade

Ed & Megan Melcher

Melinda & Juan Mendez

Doug & Stephanie Menietti

Mike & Mitzi Messier

Catie & Pete Metz

Tom & Trudy ‘66 Meyers

Ron ‘60 & Pat Milder

Scott & Janice Miller

Steven & Brenda Miller

Michael & Rita Minchk

Bill & Lou Ann Montgomery

Elizabeth Moore ‘00

Patricia Moore

Betty Morano

Maria Regina Morato

Kristine ‘06 & Aaron Moreno

Karen Morgan ‘62

Petra Mujica

Muller Plumbing & Heating

Kathy O’Neill-Murphy ‘71 &

Tim Murphy

Neil Potter Carpentry

Todd & Julie Nelson

Verne Nelson

Pedro Neria & Marcelina

Hernandez

Jerry & Bev Neuzil

Bill ‘70 & Julie ‘74 Neuzil

Roger & Marilee Nibaur

Betty Nolan

Wendy Nolan

North Liberty Dental Services

Northwest Junior High School

Mike ‘72 & Gail ‘78 O’Donnell

Dave & Deanna Ollendick &

Family

Ron O’Neil

Lawrence Ontiveros

Amber & Howard O’Rourke

Jose & Norma Ortiz

Joyce Eileen Osborn

Brad & April Otto

Pat Owen

Robert & Nancy Pallardy

Bob ‘60 & Sherrie ‘60 Panther

Duane & Kathy Papke

Rae Parker ‘71

Robert & Karla PeifferJoseph & Mary Sharon Peraud

Luis & Silvia Perez

Jill Phillips ‘61

Bill & Beth Phillips

Andrew Piro

Planet X Fun Center

Thomas & Janice Plath

Jacob Poliskey

Ross & Janet Pollock

Gregory Pratt ‘93

Principal Financial Group

Foundation, Inc.

Linda & Jeff PrybilSteven & Pamela Quigley

Ricardo & Piedad Rangel

Mike & Dianne ‘84 Reeve

Regina 8U Boys Baseball

Regina PTO

Kenneth & Lynne Reimers

Robert & Kathleen Richard

Adam Ries ‘14

Don & Edie Roberts

Eileen Rogers

Dick ‘62 & Kaye Rogers

Clint Royston ‘89

Kelly Royston ‘79

RSM US LLP

Jim Ruppert

Kris Rutt

Kathy Sadler & Ron Sweeting

Rose Sadler

Bob Sangster

Jackie Sangster

Bob & Deb ‘76 Sass

Ann & Kevin Satterly

Melvin & Martha Schemmel

Steve & Tammy Schomer

Barton & Carmela Schuchert

Steven & Susanne Schuster

Tom ‘69 & Bev ‘70 Seaton

Gary & Colleen Sedlacek

Dorothy Seemuth

Craig ‘65 & Mary Ann Sevcik

Becky Severin

Dale & Margaret Seydel

Steve ‘69 & Nancy ShafferKevin & Amy Sheehan

Dennis Sheridan ‘63

Vanessa Shiu ‘07

Bob & Jan Sirois

Roger & Sonya Sirois

Dr. Charles A. Skaugstad

Tim & Linda ‘68 Sondgeroth

Cathy Spevacek ‘73

Don & Esther Spevacek

Nancy Spevacek ‘71

Jim & Linda Squiers

Chris M. Stauffer ‘12Mike Stimmel Insurance Ltd

Anna Stranieri

Kathryn Streb

Joyce L. Stumme

Paul & Carolyn Sueppel

Rob ‘87 & Stacy ‘91 Sueppel

Terri Sullivan & Shawn Wax

Benjamin Ndimira & Amina

Tarisi

Trina & Jeremy Surratt

Kenneth & Sharon Sutton

Jim ‘65 & Ann Swaner

Sherrill, Ed, & Alex Swim

Gary & Lou Ann Switzer

Tracy Taylor & Mark McBurney

Theatre Cedar Rapids

Daniel & Pamela Tiedt

Derek & Andrea Timmerman

Tom Toner

Ronald & Kristen Udell

Janet Van Ert

Van Meter Inc.

Marge VeDepo

Robert & Mary Ann ‘60

Vercande

Jesus & Yolanda Villalvazo

Cris & Kirk Villhauer

Mary Villhauer ‘69

Patricia Villhauer ‘78

Doug & Wendy Vincent

Travis & Lisa Vittetoe

Rosie Vollstedt

Roger & Dee Anna Volz

Rick & Nancy ‘63 Voss

Ryan & Jessica Wade

David M. & Michele L. Wagner

Tom Walch ‘01

Karen Waldschmidt ‘62

Susan Walsh

Mary Walton

Joan Washburn

Tim & Anne Weber

Skip & Pat Wells

Ann ‘62 & Jim Wells

Westcott Gang

Melvin & Marlene Wilgenbusch

David & Margaret Winegarden

Scott ‘77 & Lori ‘77 Wood

Mike ‘72 & Debbie Woodhouse

Stephen Woodhouse ‘74

Tina Marie Wright

Lavon & Kevin Yeggy

Alan & Jamie Zahasky

Lois Zeman ‘61

Lynne & Tom Zoulek

MATCHING GIFT COMPANIESWe appreciate the generosity of the following companies which

support the charitable interests of their employees through matching

gift programs.

Check with your employer to see if they have a matching gift

program!

AEGON Transamerica Foundation

BMO Harris Bank

General Mills Foundation

Intermec Foundation Matching Gifts Program

John Deere Foundation

Marsh & McLennan Matching Gifts Program

Monsanto Fund

The Neiman Marcus Group Inc.

Northwestern Mutual Foundation

Pearson Matching Gift Program

Principal Financial Group Foundation

Rockwell Collins Matching Gift Program

Shell Oil Company Foundation

TIAA-CREF Employee Giving Campaign

UnitedHealth Group

US Bancorp Foundation

Wells Fargo Financial Inc.

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2016 RECIPIENTS2016 marked the 13th year

Regina bestowed alumni and honorary awards.

Recipients are nominated by their peers and selected

by Regina and Regina Foundation representatives.

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Msgr.

Jim Parizek

Sarah

Summy

Steve

Kron

Leigha

(Rockafellow) Rios

Michael

Rossman, SJ

Jaqueline

Nepola

Arie & Toni

Kroeze

Roger & Barb

Reilly

‘64

‘68

‘83

‘03

‘09‘93

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Pictured (L-R) are Roger & Barb Reilly, Kerry & Aleda (Kroeze) ‘72 Feuerbach (accepting on behalf of Arie & Toni Kroeze), Steve Kron ‘68, Leigha (Rockafellow) Rios ‘93, Cathy Nepola (accepting on behalf of Jacqueline Nepola ‘09), Patty Rossmann (accepting on behalf of Michael Rossmann ‘03), Ken Donnelly ‘59 (accepting on behalf of Msgr. Jim Parizek ‘64), and Liz Summy ‘82 (accepting on behalf of Sarah Summy ‘83).

Distinguished Alumni

Msgr. Jim Parizek ‘64

Sarah Summy ‘83

Alumni AppreciationSteve Kron ‘68

Leigha (Rockafellow) Rios ‘93

Distinguished Honorary Alumni

Arie & Toni Kroeze

Roger & Barb Reilly

Outstanding Young Alumni

Michael Rossmann, SJ ‘03

Jacqueline Nepola ‘09

2016 Booster Club Hall of Fame Inductees

Regina Booster Club honored three alumni with induction into

the school’s Athletic Hall of Fame. 2016 honorees are: Katie

Corbett-Johnson ‘96, Aliou Keita ‘02, and Hope (Coffin) Witt ‘04.

REMEMBERED & HONOREDThese memorial and honorary gifts were received July 1, 2015 to June 30, 2016.

IN HONOR OFSam & Will Aitchison

Colin & Brendan Baker

Will D. Bobst

Pat Brandt

Cooper, Maddy & Sam Brown

Ashton, Addyson & Aaden

Burchert

Marion Byrd

Mya Chan

Rosalie Elbert

Will Farnsworth

Leren & Maksim Fernandez

Natalie, Maximilian & Timothy

Franklin

Whitney Giller

Madelyn, Andrew & Evan

Greve

Clive & Blaise Guidry

Dick & Karen HoffmanDakota Holthaus

Sophie House

JD, Julia, Justin & Jessica

Hunter

Jack & Rachel Kelly

Olivia & Melanie Kirk

Tanner & Tayler Knight

Jessica Kopp

Dennis Langenberg

Adelyn & Cohen Leichtman

Rosella Ann Light

Aisen & Kaila Loew

Bernice Lynch

Jean McCoy

Emelina Mendez

Samantha, Nicholas & Kathryn

Milder

Taylor, Carrigan, Baylee &

Berlyn O’Connor

Howie O’Rourke

Emma & Jillian Panther

Regina Boys Soccer Team

Regina Class of ‘65 - 50th

Anniversary

Barb Reilly

Thomas Rhomberg

Jakob, Garrett, Ava, & Monica

Roggy

Susan Shinners

Elijah Sirois

Adeline, Conall & Riordan

Smith

Madison & Morgan Squiers

Bud & Carol Sueppel

Michael, Jacob, Tierney &

Maggie Sueppel

Christina, Carley, Daniel &

Claire Sullivan

Teachers

Patrick & Sarah Tierney Family

Lydia Valiga

Will, Nora & Ben Wade

Timothy G. Walch

Jessica Waterman

Mya & Eli Whitaker

Nora & Henry Wilhelm

Spencer & Etta Winders

IN MEMORY OFAlice Albertson

Violet George Allen

Bernie Barber

William “Bill” Boileau

Lawrence & Ruth Anne

Bowman

Tim Brandt

Velma Brcka

Bob Brown ‘60

Eugene Brown

Edward Buchanan, Jr.

Jim Burke ‘60

James D. Butler

John & Maria Campo & Fred

Campo

Margaret E. Collins

John & Helen Connelly

Oscar Croonquist

Michael F. Cunningham

Jerry DeFrance

James J. Devery

Jennifer Rapp Dobson

Harold M. & Mary Eileen

Donnelly

Parents of Larry & Jan (Kofron)

Donohoe

Gary Donohue ‘66

Hannah Dreckman ‘59 & Daniel

Dreckman ‘71

Anita DuffyCharles & Joyce DuffyJohn Eckermann ‘70

Robert E. Eden

Dennis Elbert

Leo Evans

Bill Evans

Joseph L. & Marcella Fackler

Brendan Fisher ‘00

Donald Gannon

Mary Ellen Gase

Don J. Gatens

Helen Gordon

Todd Gordon ‘69

Leo Goss

Al Grady

Robert & Gertrude Greazel

Thomas T. Hoogerwerf

James Richard Hynes

Ed & Doris Ipsen

Debbie Jensen ‘68

Bill Jensen

Gene Kasper

Judy Keating

Eugene Keifer

John L. Keller, Jr. ‘62

Tresa Kron ‘83

Marguerite Kuebrich

Francis Lacina ‘51

Donald M. Laughlin

Robert Lehnertz

Erv Lewis

Jan Lookabill

Louie & Frances Loria

Bernice Lynch

Joe Lynn

Donald W. Lyon

Carroll Martin

Sr. Mary Martha & Sr. Barb C.

Patrick Marzen

A. John McDonald ‘62

Ted J. McLaughlin

Edward M. & Stephie Mielnik

Paul & Lillian Milder

John William Miller

Eileen R. Muller

Eileen Naughton

Barbara Neuzil

J. Stephen Nicknish ‘78

Bridget O’Boyle

Edward & Kathleen O’Brien

Lois Olson

John & Jean O’Neill

Fr. Raymond Pacha

Leonard & Margaret Pacha

Phillip Panther ‘85

Edward C. Pechous

Sharon M. Hallagan Pellizzari

Sherry Pinney ‘59

Leonard, Dorothy, & Daniel

Poduska

Rose Marie Rockafellow

Todd Alan Rockafellow ‘82

Paul Rogers

Scott Rogers ‘83

Mike Romanowski

Charlotte Sass

Norma Schemmel

Karl & Betty Schillig

Carol Seydel

Pauline Shapcott

John J. Sohm

Judge Victor Sprengelmeyer

Patricia (Thuerauf) Spychaj

‘67

Mara Stover

Victor & Clara Strabala

Charles Straub

Bob Sueppel

Francis & Katherine Sueppel

Margaret Ellen Tanner

Carol Ann Tipler

Roger Lee “Blackberry”

Vollstedt

Rev. Donald L. Waldschmidt

Jude P. West

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FOREVER GIFTSREGINA FOUNDATION

“Forever gifts” for tuition assistance and various other projects & programs through endowments to the Regina Foundation as of June 30, 2016.

NAMED ENDOWED FUNDSMargaret Collins Testamentary Trust

Con Fuoco “With Fire” Fund for Excellence in High School Band

Dr. Charles Eicher Family General Endowed Fund

Kingery Character Endowment Fund

Barb Reilly Advanced Placement Endowment

Mary Strub Schaefer General Endowed Fund

Fr. Herman Strub General Endowed Fund

OTHER FUNDS - DEFERREDArie & Toni Kroeze Trust

Stella & Marguerite Kuebrich Trust

LIFE INSURANCE

John & Martha Bauer

Tim & Pat Brandt

Gloria Butler

Willa & Catherine Dickens

Kevin Kelly

Duke & Della McGrath

Teresa McLaughlin

Dave & Joanne Tigges

NON-ENDOWED TUITION SCHOLARSHIP

Kent Braverman Scholarship

NAMED ENDOWED TUITION SCHOLARSHIP

Frank & Lucille Boyd Family Scholarship

David Braverman Scholarship

Kent Braverman Scholarship

Donald & Dolores Brennan Scholarship

Bob Brown Memorial Scholarship

Jim & Gloria Butler Family Scholarship

Byrd‐Elbert Endowed ScholarshipMaxine Denson Scholarship

Walter E. Dietsch Memorial Scholarship

Harold & Eileen Donnelly Memorial Scholarship

Kathleen Dore Scholarship for Women Leaders

Hannah & Daniel Dreckman Memorial Scholarship

Denny & Rose Elbert Scholarship

Brendan Fisher Memorial Scholarship

Robert H. & Marian Gaffey ScholarshipJoan Gordon Memorial Scholarship

Todd Gordon Memorial Scholarship

Margaret & Leonard Gough Scholarship

Hazel Greiner Memori al Scholarship

Holthaus Family Educating for Christ Scholarship

Priscilla C. & Bruce W. Hubbard Scholarship

Fred C. Krause Memorial Scholarship

Dr. Rita Krause Memorial Scholarship

Arie & Toni Kroeze Tuition Assistance Endowment

Tresa Kron Memorial Scholarship

Stella & Marguerite Kuebrich Scholarship

George & Laurena Lehman Family Scholarship

Grandma Jean McCoy Scholarship

Clarence O’Brien Memorial Scholarship

John & Jean O’Neill Memorial Scholarship

Leonard & Margaret Pacha Family Scholarship

Regina Board of Education Leadership Scholarship

Regina Foundation Board Leadership Scholarship

Paul William Rogers Family Scholarship

St. Bridget of Kildare Scholarship

St. Patrick Tuition Assistance Scholarship

Robert L. Sheker Memorial Scholarship

Scott Shields St. Thomas Aquinas Academic Scholarship

Vernal & Clara Shimon Family Scholarship

Patricia (Thuerauf) Spychaj Memorial Scholarship

Francis & Katherine Sueppel Memorial Scholarship

The Summy Family Scholarship

Rev. Donald L. Waldschmidt Tuition Assistance Endowment

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LIVING THE PROMISEREGINA FOUNDATION The Living the Promise Society was established to recognize donors

who included the Regina Foundation in their estate and deferred‐giving plans and to encourage others to do likewise. Such long‐term objectives ensure the continued strength and growth of educational programs at the Regina Catholic Education Center for future generations.

LEGACY GIFTS You can create a legacy... Yours and Regina’s!

REALIZED GIFTSRev. George Bachman

Paul W. Beecher

Francis Beecher

Joseph Benda

Ruth Anne Bowman

Frank & Lucille Boyd

Marie Brady

Velma M. Brcka

Edith R. Brysch

Louise A. Canney

Ralph R. Castle

Margaret E. Collins

Mary K. Condon

Margaret M. Conner

James F. Corrigan

Jack & Minnie Cunningham

Michael Cunningham

Rev. Joseph B. Denning

Walter Dietsch

Leona Eckrich

Lucille Eckrich

Robert E. Eden

Charles Eicher

Vern Goedken

Rev. David E. Goetsch

Al Grady

Hazel Greiner

John Hargrave

Ambrose F. Harney

Myra E. Jones

Loretta Kantor

Kathryn J. Keeley

Agnes Kelly

Winifred Kelly

Edna Kenney

Fred (Bud) Krause

Marguerite Kuebrich

Stella Kuebrich

Edith Kuehl

Gene Lata

Donald Laughlin

Laurena Lehman

Agnes Leu

James E. Leu ‘63

Jayne Lillig

Bernice Lynch

Leslie T. Milder

Mary Morris

Albert Murphy

Florence Muth

Clarence O’Brien

Dorothy O’Brien

Kathleen O’Brien

Regina M. Parizek

Mary P. Rocca

Mary Strub Schaefer

James B. Schneberger

John Schneider

Mary V. Sheedy

Geraldine Sheridan

Clara M. Strabala

Fr. Herman Strub

Ruth C. Strub

Doris Stuck

Francis & Katherine Sueppel

Joan C. Thompson

Jude West

Genevieve Wombacher

Pauline Wright

FUTURE GIFTSAnonymous (1)

Eric & Missy Aitchison

Bill & Carly Ambrisco

Nancy Anderson ‘60

John & Marty Bauer

Tim & Pat Brandt

Paul & Jane ’68 Brown

Charles Brungardt

Jim & Gloria Butler

Richard & Odalys Campagna

Craig & Connie Champion

Jim & Loretta ‘60 Clark

Marjorie Clem

Ronald & Terry Conner

Willa & Catherine Dickens

Ken Donnelly ‘59

Larry & Jan Donohoe

Jane Dorman

Robert G. Dostal

Tim ‘91 & Mick ’92 Farnsworth

Dave ‘65 & Rita Frantz

Mary Hurt

Jean Jackson ‘61

Bill & Lisa Kammerer

Lanny & Jann Kampfe

Joe Kantor ‘65

Anita Keifer

Charles (Kevin) Kelly

Arie & Toni Kroeze

Bill & Loretta LaVelle

Ellen Lee-Andino

Mathew & Nicole ‘88 Louvar

Brian & Yvonne McCabe

Guy & Bonnie ’67 McFarland

Duke & Della McGrath

Philip & Kathleen McLaughlin

Teresa McLaughlin ‘75

Tom ‘62 & Marty Milder

Charlie ’62 & Anna May ’64

Miller

Walter Paul Morano ‘66

Jack & Donna Muller

Martha Neuzil

Mike O’Brien ‘78

Larry ‘60 & Cathy Pacha

Matt ‘78 & Elaine Pacha

Ted ‘66 & Deb Pacha

Sarah Parks

Patricia A. Peyton

Rose Rogers ‘59

Steve & April Rouner

Robert & Irene Schneider

Brian ‘79 & Mary Beth Shapcott

Dolores Slade

John & Margaret Sohm

Marvin Spychaj

Michael & Kathy ‘70 SteffenFaye L. Thompson ‘73

Dave & Joanne Tigges

Melvin & Marlene Wilgenbusch

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Bequests are one of the simplest, yet most effective, ways of giving to Regina. They have helped shape Regina physically,

by supporting the construction and maintenance of our

buildings/campus, and established scholarships and endowed

funds to enhance the academics and other special programs

central to Regina’s mission.

Through your estate, life insurance or retirement plan, you can

provide general support to Regina, or fund a program, project

or area of study that is important to you. When meeting with

your attorney, consider the ways you can make a bequest:

• A specific bequest directs a dollar amount or particular

assets, such as securities, real estate or tangible personal

property.

• A residuary bequest directs all or a percentage of

the remainder of your estate to Regina, after specific amounts bequeathed to other beneficiaries are distributed and estate

‐related expenses are paid.

The following language can be used by your attorney to

create a bequest to Regina through your will:

I give and bequeath to Regina Foundation, an Iowa non‐profit corporation of Iowa City, IA the sum of _________ dollars (or______ percent of the residue of my estate) to be used for the purposes of Regina Catholic Education

Center at the discretion of the Foundation’s Board of

Directors; or for any other specified purpose hereby stated.

All gifts of any amount make a difference at Regina. Explore how your bequest can assure your own legacy.

You may also designate Regina as a beneficiary of your retirement plan, life insurance policy, or TOD/POD account.

Are you aware that your beneficiaries may pay more than 40% income tax on retirement assets they inherit?

Because Regina is a tax exempt institution, retirement

assets, such as IRAs, 401 (k)s, etc., can pass to Regina

Foundation without tax. Contact your plan administrator

for a change of beneficiary form and be sure to use our legal name, Regina Foundation, and tax ID 51‐0158837.

REGINACATHOLICEDUCATION CENTER

Preschool Students81 K-6th Grade

Students449 7th-12th Grade Students382

Total Students Enrolled912

grads58

Graduation rate

100%Attending college or serving armed forces

1 in 4Students

recieve tutition assistance

94%Students

participate in co-curricular

activities

88%Students who are Catholic C

lass

of

2016

BUSINESS OFFICEAlan Opheim, Director

Finance/Operations

Sandy Feeney, Business Mgr

319‐337-2580

ADMISSIONS

Pam Schowalter, Director

319‐499-9006

REGINA FOUNDATIONShelley Rublaitus, Annual

Fund Coordinator

icreginafoundation.com

319‐354-5866

REGINA

SPECIAL EVENTSTrish Kohl, Coordinator

319‐358-2455

REGINA JR./SR. HIGHGlenn Plummer, Principal

Tim Foley, Asst Principal

Ryan O’Hern, Activities Dir

Marlene Frantz, Office MgrKara Batcheller, Admin Asst

Carolyn Sueppel,

AD Admin Asst

319‐338‐5436

REGINA ELEMENTARYCeleste Vincent, Principal

Bill Battistone, Asst Principal

Michelle Harney, Admin Asst

Lisa Rummelhart, Office Asst

319‐337-5739

REGINA EARLY

CHILDHOOD CENTER

Mary Pechous, Director

319‐337-6189

REGINA TRI-PARISH

RELIGIOUS EDUCATONCarolyn Brandt, Director

319-351-7638

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