IMPACT

Muskingum IMPACT: Shaping Our Future

Welcome to Muskingum IMPACT!

Through this new annual publication, we are excited to share results of the University’s strategic action plan, IMPACT 2025, and to thank and recognize Muskingum alumni and friends for their generous support.

IMPACT 2025 provides powerful strategic directions to shape our future.

There is great energy on campus to take action now, so that Muskingum will thrive well into the future with:

• A distinctive educational program, focused on student engagement and success through high-impact learning.

• A dynamic campus environment, with excellent facilities to serve the whole learner.• An atmosphere which actively engages alumni, friends, and strategic partners.• A commitment to reaching expanded audiences and developing new programs to

meet workforce needs.

When I greet new students, I promise them that at Muskingum:“You will be known.”“You will be challenged.”“You will be prepared for the future.”

With your support, we are able to fulfill these promises to the Muskies of today and tomorrow.

Thank you for making a resounding IMPACT in the lives of our students and in Muskingum University’s future!

With warm regards,President Susan S. Hasseler

Muskingum University IMPACT Copyright ©2019Muskingum University, 163 Stormont Street, New Concord, OH 43762, muskingum.edu

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IMPACT 2025• Outlines Muskingum’s Action

Plan for navigating the changing and challenging higher education environment

• Centers around the mission of developing The Whole Student “intellectually, spiritually, socially, and physically”

• Represents the ongoing commitment to provide an Excellent Educational Experience for all

• Identifies 4 Theme Areas for vital new initiatives

• Continues to engage the Entire Campus Community in planning and implementation

Learning & Innovation

• Student Success• Engagement Opportunities• Inclusive Excellence

GOAL: Retention

• Brand Promotion• Constituent Engagement• Powerful Partnerships

GOAL: Recognition

• Programmatic Pipelines• Expanded Audiences• Campus Enhancements

GOAL: Recruitment

• Philanthropic Growth• Resource Optimization• Digital Transformation

GOAL: Revenue

Transformative Growth

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Visibility & Distinction

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IMPACT 2025: Learning & Innovation Initiatives Will

• Expand student engagement opportunities with “high-impact” hands-on learning

• Support student success

• Promote inclusive excellence

The University-wide Signature Program features high-impact experiences, integrative advising, and innovative learning outcomes for every student in every major, helping promote Inclusive Excellence.

100% of our students will experience High-Impact Engagement Opportunities such as:

• Internships • Fellows Programs• Study Abroad/Study Away • Faculty-Student Research

Integrative Advising brings together academic and co-curricular advising to help students make the most of their education, in and out of the classroom. Muskingum received two grants from NetVUE (Network for Vocation in Undergraduate Education) in support of this new structure.

A re-imagined, comprehensive approach to Student Success embraces initiatives for

• Academic Success, such as Academic Coaching, Student Success Team, and The Athletes & Scholars Program which helps first-year, fall-sport athletes navigate their new level of academic and athletic expectations

• Financial Support, such as open-source resources which reduce the cost of educational materials and a student emergency fund

• Student Well-Being, with a special focus on health, wellness, fitness, and athletics opportunities

• Campus Leadership Roles• Civic Engagement• Entrepreneurship

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LEARNING & INNOVATION

Integrated Learning Outcomes – known as I3 – define educational goals across the curriculum:

• INNOVATION – Muskies are creative problem solvers and confident risk-takers who use their skills and knowledge as catalysts for change

• INITIATIVE – Muskies are purpose-driven, self-aware individuals who live well-rounded lives

• IMPACT – Muskies change communities by being active, engaged, and positively impacting the world around them

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The David and Karin Kratoville Entrepreneurship Fellows Program

The David & Karin Kratoville Entrepreneurship Fellows Program will help students explore their entrepreneurship interests and extend the culture of innovation throughout the Muskingum community.

“My professors had a very significant impact on me,” David recalls. “Their influence shaped my thought processes, particularly around innovation and creativity. I began my career in banking and later became part of a private-equity backed start-up company which grew into a Fortune 500 corporation. Currently, I’m involved in an angel funding group in central Ohio.”

“We have always felt it was important to support the University, because it made such a difference in our lives,” Karin notes, “We want to make a difference

for Muskingum now and we have a strong interest in helping young business people who want to become entrepreneurs. We’re excited by the innovation, creativity, and entrepreneurial spirit we see at Muskingum today.”

David observed that spirit first-hand when he participated in the Living Library program: “I met a great group of smart and energetic students who were either already involved in or working on developing an entrepreneurial business. We feel very good about being able to help students explore these interests. We know how much it means to them and that our support is appreciated.”

David Kratoville ’81 majored in Business and Karin Collins Kratoville ’82 majored in Business and Psychology. Karin’s Muskingum family legacy includes her two grandmothers and an uncle.

David ’81 and Karin ’82 Kratoville

Fellows Programs allow students to become part of a cohort group with shared special interests and access to unique opportunities through:

• Engaging with practitioners in the field

• Participating in regional/national conferences, workshops, and competitions

• Completing a personalized internship supported by a stipend

• Connecting with Muskingum alumni and friends in a network of experts

• Leading campus activities and peer education programs to enrich the campus community

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LEARNING & INNOVATION

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! Civic Engagement, Leadership, and Service are integral to Muskingum’s Signature Program.

In the current academic year:

• 79 student-led organizations are active on campus

• 330 students attended Muskie Leader Institute sessions to hone their skills

• 56 students attended the Muskie Leader Retreat for in-depth skill development

• 787 students participated in community service projects

• 5 student groups completed the 1837 Challenge, dedicating 1,837 hours to community service

• 8,937 community service hours were contributed by Muskingum’s Greek Life organizations

The John and Annie Glenn Public Service Fellows Program honors the powerful example of leadership set by John ’43 and Annie Castor ’42 Glenn. This distinctive opportunity for students to explore public service is made possible by a gift from Tom and Ilona Fox.

“We were blessed by what Muskingum did for us,” Tom remembers. “Both Ilona and I were well-prepared by our education and that allowed us to have fulfilling careers.”

Ilona recalls how “Muskingum opened my eyes to learning and to the arts, culture, and history. We are both lifelong learners and enjoy the arts and traveling thanks to the education we had at Muskingum.”

“Supporting this particular program is very significant to us,” Tom explains. “Ilona and I see it as a way to help move Muskingum to a new level of distinction and provide a competitive advantage in recruiting talented students. We believe that graduates who experience the Fellows program will be exceptionally well-prepared, giving them a head start in entering their professional field and making their public service impact.”

Thomas C. Fox ’63 majored in Political Science and minored in Speech. He is a graduate of George Washington University Law School and has practiced law in the Washington, D.C. area for more than 40 years.

Ilona Moore Fox ’64 majored in French, and taught French and English for 20 years in the Arlington public school system. Ilona’s Muskie legacy includes her great-grandfather John Knox Montgomery and two great uncles, J. Knox Montgomery Jr. and Robert N. Montgomery, who each served Muskingum as president.

Tom ’63 and Ilona ’64 Fox

The John and Annie Glenn Public Service Fellows Program

Muskingum’s Student Senate includes leaders elected from classes, honorary societies, residence areas, social clubs, and other campus groups.

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TRANSFORMATIVE GROWTH

IMPACT 2025: Transformative Growth Initiatives Will

• Create new academic and co-curricular “programmatic pipelines”

• Expand audiences for undergraduate, graduate, and continuing studies offerings

• Enhance the physical campus

Transformative Growth Initiatives Are Underway

Programmatic Pipelines and Expanded Audiences

Muskingum is reaching expanded audiences through new academic and co-curricular “programmatic pipelines” created to meet student interests and the region’s workforce development needs.

The Master of Occupational Therapy program will open in Fall 2019 for credentialed occupational therapy assistants to earn an MOT degree and become registered occupational therapists.

The athletics program will expand with the Fall 2019 addition of Esports. One of the fastest growing, innovative sports at the varsity level, Esports teams compete in multi-player online gaming matches. Muskingum is joining more than 125 institutions across the country in the National Association of Collegiate Esports.

Campus Enhancement

A comprehensive campus facilities plan has been developed. Key priorities include:

• Athletics, Recreation, Health, and Wellness

• Residential Facilities• Academic and Student

Engagement Spaces• Accessibility Improvements

$6+ Millionin facility upgrades have been completed since 2016.

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The North Athletic Field opened in Fall 2017. This second turf field is home to men’s and women’s varsity soccer and lacrosse teams. It serves as a practice field for varsity football and hosts multiple intramural and recreational activities.

Patton Dining Hall opened in Fall 2018, following a $3.7 million renovation completed in partnership with the University’s dining services provider, Aramark Corporation.

Brown Chapel accessibility improvements were completed in Summer 2018, including a newly added elevator connecting the main and lower levels.

Entranceways, lobbies, and hallways in several buildings have been refreshed and more than $1 million has been invested in accessibility upgrades.

New wayfinding signs welcome visitors and guide them to their destinations.

“We feel it is important to give back to the university that gave us the tools to build successful careers and lives. It is vital that all alumni invest in the students of this generation and beyond.”

Walt ’66 and Donna Higinbotham ’66 Young

The Youngs’ longtime generosity to Muskingum includes gifts for recent facility enhancements, the Smith Library, and Walter Hall.

“It is so very rewarding to see students, faculty, staff, and campus visitors benefiting from upgraded and accessible facilities.”

John ’68 and Therese Gardner

The Gardners’ longtime generosity to Muskingum includes gifts for the recent Brown Chapel accessibility improvements, the Smith Library, Walter Hall, and the Chess Center.

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Supporting Transformative GrowthHub and Mary Marg Marquis firmly believe that Muskingum transforms lives. “We treasure the memories of our time as students,” Hub explains. “Beyond what we learned in the classroom, we learned to give back, to be involved with the community, and to help others.” Mary Marg adds that “Muskingum is very important to both of us, because It is where our life together began.”

“From the first time we met President Hasseler, we were impressed with her vision for the University,” Hub recalls. “Under her leadership, the new action plan sets energizing directions for Muskingum’s future.”

“We are especially excited about the emphasis on health, wellness, and athletics, and are eager to do our part to help Muskingum move forward in those areas,” Hub continues. “We think these are vital parts of a well-rounded experience for Muskingum’s students. We enjoy visiting the campus often for sporting events, and we see first-hand the positive impact they have on student life and community spirit.”

Hub and Mary Marg both began their careers serving on the faculty of West Muskingum High School. Hub later became President and Chairman of the Board of Wallover Oil Company, and he served for 15 years on the Medina City School Board, including two terms as President. Hub and Mary Marg are both actively involved in many community activities, as they continue to live by the lessons they learned at Muskingum.

“Now is a great time to support Muskingum,” Hub says. “We encourage everyone to come back and see the terrific things happening now on campus and feel the excitement and energy of today’s students.”

George “Hub” Marquis ’68 majored in Psychology and Mary Marg Wallover Marquis ’69 majored in English. Married during Mary Marg’s senior year, they recently celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. They are the parents of four children: Susan, Carol, Kevin, and Timothy ’05, who extended their Muskingum family legacy. Hub’s sister and brother-in-law, Sally Marquis McGaffin ’60 and Jim McGaffin ’60 are also proud members of the Long Magenta Line.

George “Hub” ’68 and Mary Marg ’69 Marquis

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Hub and Mary Marg’s generous gift to Muskingum will support campus health, wellness, and athletics facilities.

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IMPACT 2025: Visibility & Distinction Initiatives Will

• More fully engage alumni and other constituencies with Muskingum

• Promote Muskingum brand recognition

• Develop powerful partnerships to enhance the student experience and extend impact

Visibility & Distinction Initiatives Are Underway

Telling Our Story is focused on sharing the impact Muskingum alumni, students, faculty, and staff have on their communities, their professions, and the world. Initiatives such as an enhanced social media presence, a revamped website, redesigned and expanded publications, and institutional brand standards help reach multiple audiences.

Recent Partnerships to enhance the student experience include partnering with Aramark Corporation for the Patton Dining Hall Renovation and with BSN Sports for outfitting all varsity sports teams and providing logo apparel and accessories to Muskie fans.

VISIBILITY & DISTINCTION

$1,714,491

Class of 1968 Reunion Gift

Reunion Class Gifts are made by alumni to honor the 50th Anniversary of their graduation. All gifts and pledges made by class members during the five-year period leading up to their reunion count toward the gift.

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New Opportunities for Alumni Engagement are designed to help connect and re-connect alumni to the Muskingum campus community and to each other. Recent initiatives include:

• The Living Library, to connect students to alumni

• Travel Tours, AlumNights, and other alumni gathering events

• Reunion Weekend @ Homecoming

• Emerging Alumni Awards created to complement Distinguished Service Awards

New Opportunities for Supporting Athletics help bring Fighting Muskie fans and community partners closer to the excitement of NCAA Division III intercollegiate contests.

• The Muskie Athletic Club

• Muskie Corporate Sponsors

61 members in the Muskie Athletic Club

$19,500 total gifts from the Muskie Athletic Club

$20,000Corporate Sponsorships for Athletics

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VISIBILITY & DISTINCTION

Since 2011, Jim Gray has served Muskingum as Alumni Council President and member of the University Board of Trustees.

“It’s been a privilege for me to help alumni connect with each other, with the University, and with today’s students,” Jim reflects.

Known to fellow classmates as “The Banker” for his summer job at a bank, Jim’s Muskingum education fueled his lifelong love of music and the arts.

“My love of music began with childhood organ lessons. It more fully developed as a result of the many arts experiences I had at Muskingum, especially performing in the student ensembles. After graduation, as I pursued a career in banking, I was also fortunate enough to serve for 20 years as a church organist.”

Jim’s long-standing generosity to Muskingum has supported Walter Hall and the Smith Library. His most recent gift to the University is for the restoration of the Brown Chapel Organ.

“I’m happy to help start the funding for the organ restoration project so that future students can continue to enjoy the unique experience it brings to musical performances and worship in Brown Chapel.”

Jim Gray ’74 earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics and Speech Communication. He retired from his career in banking as a Systems Officer for Chase Manhattan Corporation. For two decades, he served as the organist for the First Presbyterian Church in St. Clairsville, Ohio.

Alumni Leadership: Engaging Our Muskie Community

“I’m especially excited about the new initiatives that are providing more opportunities for alumni to come to campus and meet current students. It is very meaningful for students and alumni alike to learn about each other’s experiences and interests, and to create new links within the Muskie community.”

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IMPACT 2025: Thriving Future Initiatives Will

• Utilize digital transformation to better serve all constituencies

• Grow philanthropic support for Muskingum

• Optimize resources to align with the priorities of IMPACT 2025

Digital Transformation

• Extended Wi-Fi service and increased bandwidth throughout the campus

• New data management systems in academics, advancement, and athletics

• Mobile access upgrades for student services

Philanthropic Support

• The Muskingum Society created and launched• The Muskie Athletic Club created and launched• Major gifts received to support student experiences and campus

enhancements• Grant funding received to support learning initiatives• Sponsorships received to support athletics and arts activities• Planned Giving opportunities expanded

Your Gift Has Impact!

When you give to Muskingum:

• You impact accessibility by helping keep Muskingum within financial reach of our students

• You impact excellence across all aspects of the student experience

• You impact lives through the transformative power of a Muskingum education

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!Muskingum Trustee Patricia Fridley has established a planned gift to benefit Muskingum in the form of a bequest in her estate plan. Planned gifts, including charitable bequests, charitable trusts, and similar gift options, provide for Muskingum in the future.

“I was one of the first in my family to graduate from college. When I graduated from high school, college was not on my mind. I was a bored student, and I could not wait to enter the workforce. Within a few years, however, I lost a promotion because I did not have a degree.”

“I began to take a few courses though Muskingum’s extension classes in Coshocton. The professors were engaging, and I found that I enjoyed learning. I quit my job, enrolled at Muskingum, and completed my degree in two and a half years, including summers.”

Juan Dunlap graduated from Muskingum in May 2018. Shortly thereafter, he made his first gift to the University, becoming a Charter Member of The Muskingum Society.

“I started out at Muskingum as a commuter student. The more time I spent there, the more sure I became that it was exactly where I needed to be. I moved onto campus in my sophomore year and that was really when I fell in love with Muskingum.”

“There’s something magical about Muskingum. There’s a niche for every student to pursue their own interests, and it all takes place within a very welcoming atmosphere that broadens your horizons and allows you to develop friendships that will last a lifetime.”

Securing the Future

Stepping into the Future

Patricia Fridley ’76

Juan Dunlap ’18

“My professors completely changed how I thought and felt about education – in every class I took, they made their topics meaningful to me. I was hired for my first job after college because Professor Thompson made sure that his students got out into the professional community, so that we could thrive in the work world.”

“Muskingum helped me exceed my expectations of what was even possible. Earning my degree at Muskingum not only changed my life, it changed the trajectory of my family’s lives. Now I can give back to Muskingum, both during my lifetime and with planned giving.”

“Planned giving allows me to leave a legacy for Muskingum’s future. I know that I am making a difference in the lives of students for many

“I had fantastic experiences taking part in theatre productions and being involved in my fraternity, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia. It is such a joy for me to be part of Muskingum that I still come back to campus often to serve as my fraternity’s Alumni Relations Officer.”

“It was very important to me to become a member of The Muskingum Society, because Muskingum is so important in my life. My family feels the same way – my younger brother is making his college choice soon and we hope he will become a Muskie too!”

Juan Dunlap ’18 majored in Computer Science and English and minored in Theatre and History. Now an associate with the marketing and communications firm Williams Lea Tag, Juan continues to pursue his passion for theatre with Oglebay Institute’s Towngate Theatre.

generations to come. I’m proud to be part of the Long Magenta Line and to help extend it far into the future.”

Patricia Wright Fridley ’76 majored in Economics and earned an M.B.A. degree from The Ohio State University. She retired as Senior Managing Director of Allstate Investments LLC. She has been a Muskingum University Trustee since 2007 and previously served on the Alumni Council.

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Telling Your Story & Building The FutureThe Institutional Advancement staff is dedicated to telling Muskingum’s story, building relationships with alumni and friends, and securing philanthropic gifts to help the University thrive. We’re excited to connect with you!

• Shea McGrew, Vice President for Institutional Advancement

• Paul McClelland, Associate Vice President for Operations and Planned Giving

• Janet Heeter-Bass, Associate Vice President, Senior Development Officer

• Jeff Heacock ’76, Associate Vice President, Senior Development Officer

• Jen Bronner ’97, Senior Director of Alumni Engagement & Annual Giving

• Katie McNeil, Director of Annual & Leadership Giving

• Mikayla Pollitt, Director of External Relations

• Diana Jones, Director of Advancement Services

• Dee Tyson, Advancement Services Associate

• Penny Selock, Special Events Planner

Annual Giving to the Muskingum Fund provides critical and immediate support for our students’ educational needs. Ways to give include:

• Gifts of cash, check, credit/debit card online or by phone 1-866-687-5431

• Securities & Mutual Funds

• IRA Charitable Rollover

• Planned Giving

• Matching Gifts

Contact us at 740-826-8130, advancement@muskingum.edu, or visit muskingum.edu/giving for more information.

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On 3/18/19, our Day of Giving to celebrate Founder’s Day resulted in

Thank you for making #ADayToRemember a tremendous success!

Paul McClelland, Diana Jones, Katie McNeil, Penny Selock, Shea McGrew, Mikayla Pollitt, Jen Bronner ’97, Dee Tyson, Janet Heeter-Bass, Jeff Heacock ’76.

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Annual Gifts of $1,000 up to $10,000Norma Barton Ahlborn ’55 and Hervey

Ahlborn Jeffrey ’83 and Kerry McNenny ’84 Allenby American Electric Service CorporationLynford ’60 and Judith Kilbourne ’63 Ames Mary Morse Antes ’58 and John Antes Mollie Montgomery Anthony ’59 and

Glenn Anthony Amy Archer ’80 Barri Gotham Armitage ’59 Mary Arnold Mark ’85 and Lorri Ayers Bob Barrows ’68 and Leigh Darbee Karen Bass ’62 David ’60 and Nancy Bayless James Beattie ’74 Samuel Bell ’57 Jaime Bermudez Cuaron ’44 and

Celia Bermudez Peter ’71 and Debra Berry William ’68 and Marceline Appleman ’68

Bickley Suzette Morris Birch ’60 and

James Birch Tom ’63 and Melissa Bixler Katherine Fischer Black ’79 and

Allen Black Dennis ’64 and Deanne Kustes ’65 Blackburn Judson ’80 and Monica Blaine Bill ’64 and Sue Hoovler ’64 Blake

Mary Bloechl ’90 Richard ’53 and Mildred Bloom Robert ’69 and Frances Holekamp ’68

Boardman Ginny Bichsel Bolender ’53 Bruce ’75 and Elizabeth Brubaker ’75 Bollmer Frederick Bonkovsky ’61 and

Elizabeth Leitch Bonkowsky ’62Fred Bouman ’49 Manuel ’66 and Micheline Bourlas Douglas ’54 and Diane Brackenridge Clair ’52 and Janis Ashdown ’52 Brewer Michael ’75 and Sharon Gruenschlaeger ’76

Brobst Steve and Heidi Brockelbank Bryce ’96, ’05G and Jen Schultice ’97

Bronner Peter ’69 and Marie BrookhartHoward and Margaret Brown Kathy Brown Marjorie Peacock Brown ’51 and

Russell Bennett Nancy Wiley Brown ’64 and

William Brown

Susan Hill Brown ’67 Molly Witt Brundage ’01 Debbie Kelley Brunner and

George Thompson Tracy Ferguson Bugglin ’85 and

John Bugglin Mark Burkholder ’65 Jim Burson ’63 and Jennifer Lyle Betsey Caldwell Miriam Caldwell ’62 Janet Tellman Campbell ’70 Keith ’77 and Shirley Campbell Susan Canfield Scott ’88 and Cheryl Hetrick ’86 Carpenter Lin ’53 and Patricia Carter Douglas and Nancy Caton Douglas Caton ’11 Patricia Koster Caudill ’63 David ’93 and Tanya McGregor ’94 Cepek Constance Claggett ’80 Linda Walker Clark ’65 Rich ’56 and Judy Clark

Muskingum SocietyCharter Members

The Muskingum Society honors alumni and friends who help sustain our long tradition of life-changing education by making an annual commitment of $1,000 or more to the University.

All contributions to the Muskingum Society go directly to student aid and scholarships, unless otherwise directed. Muskingum Society members are recognized through a commemorative display on campus and receive invitations to select special events. New members receive a lapel pin to wear with pride as a symbol of their enduring support of the Long Magenta Line. Donors listed reflect giving through June 30, 2018. For more information, visit muskingum.edu/giving/muskingum-society.

$2,135,886Total Gifts from Muskingum Society Members

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George and Martha Graham Jonathan ’89 and Jennifer Bubb ’90 Graham James ’99, ’01G and Jessica Gates ’03

Grandey Dennis ’62 and Marty Brouwer ’62 Grant Linda Kovach Grant ’70 Mary Griffiths ’61 Barbara Weeks Gross ’70 and

Charles Gross Michael Gruber ’77 and

Mary Phan-Gruber ’78Suella Chinn Habbersett ’59 Thomas Hadden ’59 Court Hall James ’62 and Jan Hamilton Jack ’69 and Suzi Egli ’69 Hanna Barbara and Drew Hansen Charles ’86 and Gina Hauff Edwin ’77 and Lorrie Zigman ’82 Hawk Earl Hawkins Peggy Hays ’65 Jeff ’76 and Colleen Hawkins ’82 Heacock Janet Heeter-Bass and Norm Bass Brockton Hefflin ’84 Ruth Champlin Hefflin ’60 Janet Faunce Heilmeier ’61 Frank ’51 and Martha Helman Nancy Baldwin Hemminger ’68 Bob ’64 and Sue Heckler ’64 Henderson Dick ’68 and Sheila White ’69 Henderson Paul Herrmann ’61 Burt ’55 and Mary Hiester Zeb and Amanda Highben Bob and Anne Hite Larry Hodkinson ’67 Sue Kirk Hoffner ’58 and Charles Hoffner Joan Spillman Hoon ’51 John ’76 and Susan Scott Hoopingarner Bill ’63 and Marie Miller ’64 Hoover Walter Huber and Min Qu Daniel ’77 and Mary Regula ’78 Hughes Larry ’64 and Dorothy Caccamo ’67 Humm Jean Lowery Hutchison ’57 and

Roy Hutchison

Barbara Birrell Hyde ’80 and Kirt Hyde George Jabol ’65 Thelma Anderson James ’52 and

Barry James Lynn Jamieson ’68 and

Stephen Wolter David Jamison ’65 Deborah Fogle Jenkins ’86 and

Mark Jenkins Kathy McGregor Jenkins ’67 Irwin ’56 and Janet Gray ’60 Jennings Jane Chase Johnson ’52 Maureen McCauley Johnson ’64 Tom ’71 and Joyce Johnson Bob Jones ’63 and Carol Wilcox-Jones Carolyn Jones David ’63 and Rebecca Rigby ’63 Jones Marilyn Malony Jones ’66 and J.P. Jones Carl ’72 and Kristin Kalnow Brad ’88 and Mary Hetrick ’87 Kaufmann Elizabeth Kaenzig Kellar ’71 and Kenneth

Kellar Kellogg CompanyMalcolm ’68 and Sheila Kennedy Roderick ’60 and Barbara Kerr Bil Kerrigan and Katie Barnes-Kerrigan Bob and Debbie Kessler Jaideep ’85 and Rachel Khanna Carol Williamson Kinsley ’59 and

Ken Kinsley Robert ’67 and Anne Brown ’67 Knicely Coleman Knight ’67 Steve ’63 and Sue Wade ’63, ’93G Kokovich David ’81 and Karin Collins ’82 Kratoville

Beverly Coen ’68 Jerome ’54 and Cecilia Cogdell William ’51 and Lotte Copeland Bob ’54 and Corinne Leister ’54 Cowden Steve and Linda Cowgill Sherry Crawford-Eyen ’72 and Charles Eyen Marjorie Hlavacek Crockett ’64 Donald ’59 and Christine Cronin Louis Cunningham Mark Daniels ’73 Susan McMullen Dannemann ’71 Betty Colin Dasch ’71 Lorraine Hook Davis ’41 Phillip Davis ’77 Agnes Murphy Defonde ’61 and Raymond

Defonde Dorothy Forsythe Deibel ’49 Brent Dellacoletta ’75 Robert ’69 and Lynn Krumme ’70 Denges William ’51 and Celia Hill ’52 Dentzer Maryann Spitznagel DeVolld ’73, ’91G and

Stewart DeVolld Barbara Swartz Dickerman ’51 Bob ’63 and Diane Dickson Kristen Dietiker ’93 John ’65 and Myrna Yocum ’65 Diven Isaac ’06 and Ellie Dixon Phillip Doll Jim Dooley Jeff and Stacey Drennen Michael Drinski ’91 Richard ’67 and Susan Hunsicker ’69

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Richard ’67 and Donna Duffield Derron ’89 and Tricia Rawn ’87 Dulkoski Richard ’72 and Joanna Mihok ’71 Duncan Juan Dunlap ’18 Bill ’61 and Judy Dunn Daryle Favro Ebeling ’67 and

John Ebeling Sheila Ellenberger Richard ’67 and Linda Ellinger William ’82 and Margo Emlich Jonathan ’01 and Kara Waibel ’01 Enlow Nancy Evangelista and Joseph Dosch Dale ’66 and Marianne Wardle ’66

Featheringham John ’69 and Liane Townsend ’70 Fenimore Allison ’61 and Audeen Fentiman Frank ’75 and Pamela Sardelli ’76 Festi Carole Fine Allen Finley ’64 Charles and Alice Fisher Priscilla Smith Flanagan ’43 Pat ’65 and Pam Orr ’65 Fleming Michael ’58 and Janice Fodor Eugene Folden ’81 Dannie ’66 and Esther Case ’66 Fouts Thomas ’63 and Ilona Moore ’64 Fox Dale and Carolyn Fridley Bob ’58 and Laura Geiger Tom German ’93 Emilie Geyer William and Sally Gillespie Joyce and Larry Girod Rena Glover Goss ’58 and Larry Goss Clay and Alice Graham

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398 Members

The Muskingum Society 2017-18

of undergraduates receive university financial aid and/or donor-funded scholarships.

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Robert Kreiter ’76 Brian ’60 and Sarah Diehl ’62 Kriska Warner ’64 and Bonnie Glick ’64 Kugler Robert ’66 and Lynne Kuhn Richard Kurth ’59 Beverly Smith Lacey ’69 Jeff ’97 and Noelle Lagusch Kelly Clevenger Laipply ’84 and Jason

Laipply Willard ’68 and Jo Middleton ’69 Lampe George and Veronica Lancaster Betty Larrick ’59 Dick ’68 and Nancy Forgrave ’69 Laslo Phil ’09G and Stephanie Trilli ’05 Laube Michael ’73 and Janette Leahey Christine Tucker Leeper ’72 and

William Leeper Edward ’70 and Patricia Karns ’70

Leibensperger Robert ’66 and Rae Sanders ’66 Leonard Peter ’67 and Carolyn Gillespie ’67 LeVan Lewis ’70 and Bonnie Dodd ’71 Liggett Demetrios ’64 and Raynette Lyons ’64 Lignos Joanne Visnick Limbach ’62 Lincoln Construction, Inc.Buddy and Lynn Linn Bernie Finley Litt ’55 Gordon ’80 and Susan Litt Sally Smith Little ’67 and Gene Little Gretchen Eckfeld Logan ’60 Allen ’69 and Donna Loomis Delbert ’55 and Sharon Lothes

Robbin MacDonald ’66 Nicole Yanda Macturk ’90 and Kenneth

Macturk Scott Madzia ’86 David ’65 and Virginia Yonally ’65 Maharry Elizabeth Topping Mainiero ’57 and Vincent

Mainiero Jane Marshall ’75 Jonathan Marshall Jane O’Brien Marti ’75 and Phillip MartiWilliam ’59 and Janet Martin Donald ’79 and Danielle Mason Nancy Nolin Mast ’54 James ’62 and Eleanor McBane Keith McCauley Amanda Williams McClelland ’14 and Paul

McClelland Dick ’60 and Joyce Shaffer ’59 McClellandNancy Tobey McCormick ’59 Elda McCoy ’68 and Allan Erbe Allen McFarren ’52 Tom ’63 and Cheri McFate Gary ’62 and Roberta Koeppen ’64

McGovern Glenn ’71 and Diane Williams ’72 McGregor Anthony ’63 and Janet Shipe ’66 McIlvaine William and Beverly McKee David McKelvey ’50 Granger ’62 and Kristen McKinney Daniel ’67 and Martha Ludlow ’67 Meadows Ann Messersmith ’59 Susan Meyer ’95 Carrie Warner Middleton ’74 Susan Kurtz Mill ’68 Brent ’83 and Bonnie Miller Mary Haser Miller ’73 and Ray Miller Ray G. Miller Vincent ’54 and Alida Miller Margot Grubb Minor ’67 and Jon Minor Andrew Mitchell ’63 Emilie Hathaway Mitchell ’53 Diane Moffett ’78 Barry ’59 and Shauna Montgomery

Maria and Fenton Moore Constance Piersol Mori ’59 Jean Morris and John Cline Philipp Mueller ’07 and Amy Santas Judith Muller ’70 Jane Mykrantz and Jake Johnson Nationwide Mutual InsuranceLeroy Neiman Foundation, Inc.John Neptune ’42 Jennifer Noble ’03James ’85 and Deborah Olsen ’83 Nolan Larry and Kathy Normansell John ’59 and Kathleen Norris Northwestern Mutual Life Sue Guillerey Norton ’63 and Dennis Norton Priscilla Detwiler Nutt ’55 Rick Nutt and Mary Gene Boteler James Osborne ’52 Sue Ames Osenar ’67 and Peter Osenar Krissy Oyler ’85 Suzanne Fontaine Pagels ’67 and George

Pagels Stacy Parker and Chad Helriggle Parnell and Associates Don ’59 and Rebecca Cole ’61 Pearson Edwin ’71 and Hollis Culbertson ’71 Pearson Tom ’64 and Joan Loudon ’62 Perkins Catherine Peters ’69 Peter ’63 and Karen Pharis Jean McStea Phelan ’51 and Richard Phelan Brooke Pidgeon ’93 and Brandy Bowen David Pinhey ’62 John Plattner Daniel ’75 and Anita Plumly Eric ’82 and Alicia Gratz ’83 Pohjala Bruce ’56 and Virginia Johnson ’56 Porter Terry ’59 and Carol Powell Howard ’71 and Cheryl Thornton ’71 Prince Procter & Gamble Co.James ’85 and Elisabeth Purdy Debu ’83 and Anuja Purohit Richard ’68 and Kerry Blunt ’69 Purselle

Paul Radavsky ’67 David ’70 and Roberta Ressler ’70 Radcliff Ann MacKay Randles ’61 and Douglas

Randles Steven ’85 and Halle Schoener ’86 Randles David Rankin ’69 Jeffrey ’70 and Sylvia Reed David ’69 and Joan Resler John ’71 and Terry Parrott ’70 Rhoads Ann Richards ’70 Jane Stebbins Riddle ’66 Kurt ’72 and Elizabeth Rishor Marjorie Johnston Rivingston ’49 Keith ’69 and Judith Conkle ’69 Roberts Dave and Amber Rodland Sally Schulenberg Rogers ’68 Lisa Elderbrock Rome ’86 and Bruce Rome David Rose Kenneth Rosevear ’67 Burt ’52 and Barbara Rosik John ’73 and Donna Stevenson ’72 Runzo Michael Ryan Mark Sanford Carol Sargent ’78 Harold ’64 and Elinor Phillips ’66 Saunders George Schein Timothy ’68 and Suzanne Schiltz

$20 Millionin university aid distributed annually.

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Kimberly Schimmel ’83 Don ’65 and Cecilia Schmidt Lorri Schmidt ’83 Larry Schrock ’61 Bill and Nancy Schultz Hugh ’73 and Debbie Kellogg ’73 Seaholm Penny and Tom Selock Joe and Brandy Shaeffer Benjamin Shaver ’50 Bruce ’79 and Susan Shaw Barbara Johnson Siemer ’62 Kay Croxson Silk ’57 and James Silk Walton Silver ’71 Dave and Becky Skeen Ryan ’88 and Karen Linn ’88 Skoglund Mary Patterson Smith ’64 and

Geoffrey Smith Valerie Yonker Smith ’00 and

Andy Smith William Smith ’67 Steve Soba and Melissa Labrie Marjorie Hazard Sonstroem ’70 and

Roger Sonstroem Gordon ’69 and Dianne Spillman John ’87 and Lucinda Stanchina Kathleen Goold Stanley ’65 and

Wallace Weatherway Dale Stansbury ’64 Susan Andrews Stark-Gigandet ’63 and

Vincent Gigandet Anne and Rollin Steele Barbara Johnstin Steiner ’54 and

Louis Steiner Ronald ’62 and Shirley Stoof Stephen Struebing ’65 Taylor and Janet Stults Elizabeth Kuhn Suzuki ’67 and

Yugo Suzuki Julia Krichbaum Swan ’54 Edwin ’57 and Jane Stiers ’56 Swanson Dennis ’91 and Dawn Swit Paul Szalay and Shelley Amstutz-Szalay Sharon Gray Thawley ’69 Ryan Thomas ’99

Mike ’74 and Patricia Mead ’76 Thomin Gordon ’58 and Mary Brunk ’60 Thompson Stark ’63 and Sandra Wolfe ’61 Thompson Eugene ’67 and Beverly Tice John ’71 and Sherry Stradley ’71 Torrens Tri-State Roofing & Sheet Metal Co. Robert ’60 and Margaret Duncan ’61 True Tom ’63 and Sue Slevin ’64 Tuxill Mary Tyler Toni Tyler ’87 Janet Young Ummer ’67 and

James Ummer Tim and Roma Vance Janet Conners Vejsicky ’72 Brian ’89 and Christine Wagner Kevin and Trudy Wagner R. P. Walcutt Rebecca Dearing Wall ’81 Otto and Fran Walter FoundationSusan and Paul Waryck Ruth Wasem ’76 Ruth Gullyes Watermulder ’44 Daniel and Wanda Wayson Janet Weir ’66 Bruce ’62 and Jane Gensbigler ’62 Werner David Wessely ’66 Rae and Mark White Robert ’50 and Shirley Kemerer ’49 White Maurice ’68 and Carolyn Wilber Skip ’83 and Greta Cramer ’83 Wilday Stanley ’77 and Kathleen Willey Donald ’60 and Susan Bell ’59 Williams Harold Williams Ruth Myers Williams ’60 and

Tom Williams Jim ’72 and Susan Paul ’09 Wilson Vicki Wilson Karen Winn Miriam Bricker Yoder ’52 Clyta Musser Young ’50 Susan Dykes Yutzey ’71 and

John Yutzey Jeff ’74 and Ginny Zellers

Daniel Zimmerman ’55 Peggy Bennett Zinkand ’67 and

John Zinkand

The 1837 Society: Annual Gifts of $10,000+Greg ’81 and Eileen McComb ’80 AdamsCraig ’73 and Debbie Hart ’74 AndersonAramark CorporationWilliam ’57 and Nancy BakerBob ’68 and Karen Arner ’68 BrunnerHenry Bullock ’77Hal ’62 and Sue Hussey ’63 BurlingameMichael Busta ’72Carol Campbell ’55Century National BankCoca-Cola Enterprises Bottling Co.Chris Conley Bill ’61 and Sonie Green ’61 CooperNikhil Deogun ’91 and Allison Kimmich ’91Roy ’68 and Gayle Sanders ’69 DicksonRuth Ann Moore Duff ’59 and Dana Duff ’59David ’68 and Jean Beucler ’69 EvansPatricia Wright Fridley ’76 and

Gary FridleyJohn ’68 and Therese GardnerJohn ’43 and Annie Castor ’42 GlennJim Gray ’74Prashant Gupta ’95 and

Jennifer Pingledis ’95Susan and Kenneth HasselerGlenn ’63 and Carolyn Read ’64 HodgesKathryn Hovis-Younger ’87 and

Todd YoungerMuerl Machan Liddell ’56Bill Lovejoy ’51 Howard ’51 and Ellen LoweryHub ’68 and Mary Marg Wallover ’69 Marquis Tom ’76 and Darlene McCalmontThe John R. McCune Charitable TrustWayne ’56 and Barbara MillerBarbara Young Morris ’67Paul ’48 and Nancy McCall ’50 Morris

David and Jean NewberryCraig and Sally NordlundOhio Foundation of Independent CollegesBob ’64 and Lori Cedik ’64 Patin William ’47 and Beatrice Almy ’47 PeacockWilliam S. Perper FoundationElizabeth Sherwood Peterjohn ’54 and

Harlan PeterjohnMarshall ’66 and Eileen PhelpsBob ’66 and Susan ProutRobert ’65 and Julie ReveleyLance Roepe ’70Kim Gage Rothermel ’71 and William

Rothermel William RothwellSylvia Rapp Sabia ’72 and Arthur SabiaJames Schmotter ’69 and

Daphne Jameson-SchmotterSam ’59 and Sharon Anderson ’60 SpeckChristine Hovis Sukel ’83 and Tim SukelVic ’68 and Gail Baker ’68 SutcliffeLarry ’80 and Debbie TriplettShirley Kimmel Wagner ’51Ann Wilmoth ’67Jacqueline Dudek Woods ’69 and

John WoodsWalter ’66 and Donna Higinbotham ’66

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Sources of Scholarship Support:• Gifts to the annual Muskingum Fund

• Endowed scholarship funds

• Other gifts and funds provided by alumni, friends, and organizations

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Greg ’81 and Eileen McComb ’80 Adams Estate of Audrey Marie Aikin ’24 Hannah Hutchison Amos ’35 and Robert

Amos Estate of Homer ’35 and Ruth Neeld ’35

Anderson Mabel Warren Anderson ’35 Craig ’73 and Debbie Hart ’74 Anderson Aramark Corporation AT&T Foundation Estate of Henry ’30 and Katheryn Ayers Estate of Matilda Bailey William ’57 and Nancy Baker Jaime Bermudez Cuaron ’44 and

Celia Bermudez Suzette Morris Birch ’60 and

James Birch Tom ’63 and Melissa Bixler Judson ’80 and Monica Blaine Charles ’55 and Ginny Bichsel ’53 Bolender The Boyd Estate Estate of Lois Brownlee Bruce ’27 and

Thomas Bruce Helen Seeley Buchanan ’43 and Lee

Buchanan Henry Bullock ’77 Hal ’62 and Sue Hussey ’63 Burlingame Wilson ’38 and Eleanor Riley ’38 Caldwell Philip ’40 and Betsey Caldwell Willard ’22 and Rosanne Campbell Keith ’77 and Shirley Campbell Carol Campbell ’55 Century National Bank Walter ’43 and Marcia Chess Coca-Cola Enterprises Bottling Co. Estate of Eloise Barnes Cole ’33 and Arthur

Cole Bill ’61 and Sonie Green ’61 Cooper William ’51 and Lotte Copeland Willard ’49 and Jean Caulton ’47 Crawford

Lifetime Members of the Muskingum Society

Marjorie Hlavacek Crockett ’64 and Andrew Crockett

Ruth Dalrymple ’37 Estate of Frederick Darner Bill ’51 and Celia Hill ’52 Dentzer Nik Deogun ’91 and Allison Kimmich ’91Bob ’63 and Diane Dickson Estate of Margaret Grosjean Dotts ’32 Dana ’59 and Ruth Moore ’59 Duff Estate of Gladys Robertson Dunlap ’32 and

George Dunlap Estate of Nancy Jean Ebert ’56 Estate of Eleanor C. Elder Estate of John ’34 and Margaret Miller ’34

Erbey Estate of Mary Agnes Erskine David ’68 and Jean Beucler ’69 Evans Robert Evans Exxonmobil Foundation Robert and Leona Fellers Frank ’75 and Pamela Sardelli ’76 Festi Estate of Orrin ’22 and Margaret Findley Estate of Robert ’69 and Carole Fine Charles and Alice Fisher William ’41 and Beatrice Sprague ’42 Fisk Estate of Lester E Flauhaus ’42 Ford Motor Company Tom ’63 and Ilona Moore ’64 Fox Dale and Carolyn Fridley Patricia Wright Fridley ’76 and

Gary Fridley The Gar Foundation John ’68 and Therese Gardner General Motors William ’52 and Emilie Geyer Estate of A. Bruce Gill (1896) and

Mabel Gill John ’43 and Annie Castor ’42 Glenn The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.

Dennis ’62 and Marty Brouwer ’62 Grant Jim Gray ’74 Wilbur Gregory ’33 Prashant Gupta ’95 and

Jennifer Pingledis ’95Estate of Helen Hill Hamilton ’30 and Romine

Hamilton Joan Gabbert Hawkins ’55 and

Earl Hawkins Estate of David ’32 and

Gene Hawthorne Ruth Champlin Hefflin ’60 and

Charles Hefflin Janet Faunce Heilmeier ’61 and

George Heilmeier Paul ’61 and Margaret McKelvey ’61

Herrmann Estate of J.C. ’31 and Martha Jane Allen ’32

Heston Burt ’55 and Mary Hiester Glenn ’63 and Carolyn Read ’64 Hodges Rex ’48 and Joan Spillman ’51 Hoon Estate of Martha Hornbeck Larry ’64 and Dorothy Caccamo ’67 Humm Jean Lowery Hutchison ’57 and

Roy Hutchison George Jabol ’65 Estate of Iva Minnetta Jackson ’23 Richard ’52 and Jane Chase ’52 Johnson Estate of Virginia H. Jones Paul and Carolyn Jones Marilyn Malony Jones ’66 and

J.P. Jones Mary Jones Carl ’72 and Kristin Kalnow Lawrence Kast ’53 Kellogg Company Kenneth ’45 and Myrtle White ’45 Kettlewell Jaideep ’85 and Rachel Khanna Charleen Green Kirkpatrick ’50 and David

Covell

Lifetime membership in the Muskingum Society honors those alumni and friends whose lifetime gifts to the University total $100,000 or more.

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Steve ’63 and Sue Wade ’63, ’93G Kokovich The Kresge Foundation Richard Kurth ’59 Betty Larrick ’59 Harry ’40 and Mary Cather ’42 Laurent Estate of Harriet B. Lawler Estate of Edna Galigher Libby ’32 and

Hugo Libby Clay and Arline Littick The Longaberger Foundation Estate of Mary K. Lorenz Bill ’51 and Martha Johnson ’52 Lovejoy Howard ’51 and Ellen Lowery The Lubrizol Foundation Estate of W. Kenneth ’42 and

Elsie Porter ’42 Lydic Estate of Elizabeth Reeder Lyon ’27

and Lavelle Lyon The J.S. MacK Foundation Hub ’68 and Mary Marg Wallover ’69 Marquis Estate of Wallace W. McBane James ’62 and Eleanor McBane Estate of Dorman McBurney Tom ’76 and Darlene McCalmont Richard McCleery ’25 Estate of Glenn ’32 and Pearl Hook ’33

McConagha Larry ’61 and Nancy Tobey ’59 McCormick John R. McCune Charitable Trust The McCune Foundation Mary McCune Charitable Trust Bernard McDonough Allen ’52 and Jean Finney ’54 McFarren Tom ’63 and Cheri McFate Estate of Dorothy Leemon McGrath ’28 and

Earl McGrath Wayne ’56 and Barbara Miller Vincent ’54 and Alida Miller Barry ’59 and Shauna Montgomery Estate of Carl L. Moore ’25 Estate of Agnes Moorehead ’23 Estate of William P. Moorhead Sarah Rutherford Morris ’31 and

Dennis Morris

Barbara Young Morris ’67 Muskingum Presbytery Estate of George ’40 and

Dorothy Myers Jane Power Mykrantz and

Kiehner Johnson Peter Mykrantz National Endowment for Humanities The NCR Foundation John ’42 and Ruth Dorsey ’40 Neptune Craig and Sally Nordlund Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges Estate of Evelyn Osborne ’39 Estate of R. William Padgitt ’42 Bob ’64 and Lori Cedik ’64 Patin William ’47 and Beatrice Almy ’47 Peacock Elizabeth Sherwood Peterjohn ’54

and Harlan Peterjohn Estate of Margaret Pettengill Beaton ’47 and Frances Bradley ’45

Pettengill Marshall ’66 and Eileen Phelps Joanne Williams Pleska ’47 and

Paul Pleska Dan ’75 and Anita Plumly Estate of Harry ’35 and Barbara Poppe Estate of Jennie Prentiss Estate of Mary K. Prentiss Presbyterian Church (USA) Foundation Estate of John Pritchard Estate of Joseph ’28 and

Virginia Ralston William and Evelyn Rapp

Rob ’65 and Julie Reveley Estate of Mary McDonald Ridenour ’43 and

Donald Ridenour John ’50 and Wanda Rife Estate of Kyle Riggs ’55 Estate of Robert ’43 and Mary Ritson Marjorie Johnston Rivingston ’49 Lance Roepe ’70 Estate of Frances Taylor Rogers ’28

and Park Rogers Rogge Memorial Foundation Estate of Lillian Rosenblath Kim Gage Rothermel ’71 and

Bill Rothermel Janet Brown Rothwell ’54 and

William Rothwell Phyllis Moore Ryan ’68 and

Michael Ryan Sylvia Rapp Sabia ’72 and Arthur Sabia Estate of Virginia Sauer ’46 Harold ’64 and Elinor Phillips ’66 Saunders Anne Marshall Saunier ’68 Diana Klein Schein ’64 and

George Schein Charles E. Schell Foundation James Schmotter ’69 and Daphne Jameson-

Schmotter Seward and Edith Schooler Miriam Schwartz John ’37 and Audrey Sears Benjamin ’50 and Alyce Cowan ’49 Shaver Estate of Maisie Chevalier Shea ’30

and Henry Shea Katherine Roy Short ’39 and

Morris Short

Ellis Smith ’33 Roberta Arndt Smith Sam ’59 and Sharon Anderson ’60 Speck Estate of Dorothy Vickers Starling ’40 and

William Starling Estate of Byron ’41 and Rama Groves ’44

Steen Estate of Mary Sawhill Stine ’31 and Theodore

Stine Alan ’31 and Audrey Stone Estate of Rachel Morrow Stormont ’21 Estate of Charles and Ruth Story Robert and Jean Straker Stranahan Foundation Russell ’48 and Rosemary Brown ’48 Swank Edwin ’57 and Jane Stiers ’56 Swanson Synod of the Covenant Taylor-McHenry Foundation Estate of Howard Thompson ’40 Stark ’63 and Sandy Wolfe ’61 Thompson Estate of Herbert Thomson Timken Foundation of Canton Estate of Martha Underhill ’42 Unizan Bank/Huntington National Bank USX Foundation Inc Estate of Beulah Clark Van Wagenen ’24 Shirley Kimmel Wagner ’51 and

Donald Wagner Otto and Fran Walter Foundation Al ’48 and Jane Stepp ’49 Warren Estate of Ralph ’39 and Ruth Wells Bruce ’62 and Jane Gensbigler ’62 Werner Wheeling Home for Men Estate of Edward Whittemore Estate of Sara Wilhelm Evertt ’40 and Mary Hunter ’40 Williams Estate of Elizabeth Wilson Estate of Marjorie McCleery Wilson ’33 Robert ’50 and Karen Winn Jackie Dudek Woods ’69 and

John Woods Walt ’66 and Donna Higinbotham ’66 Young Estate of Grace Zahniser

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Joel ’69 and Lidia Allen David Almes ’59 Mollie Montgomery Anthony ’59 and

Glenn Anthony James ’69 and Pamela Arganbright Thomas Atkinson Susanne Aultz ’66 Lois Balph ’49 Bob Barrows ’68 and Leigh DarbeeKeb ’58 and Barbara Ramage ’57 Bell Mary Barton Berg ’57 Dorothy Loudon Berlincourt ’51 Suzette Morris Birch ’60 and James Birch Tom ’63 and Melissa Bixler Judson ’80 and Monica Blaine James ’55 and Judy Bline Douglas ’54 and Diane Brackenridge Gary ’53 and Pegge Morehead ’52 Bradley William Braucher ’50 Robert ’59 and Carol Brown Susan Brown ’67 Bob ’68 and Karen Arner ’68 Brunner Debbie Kelley Brunner and George

Thompson Mary Jo Haines Buck ’45 Marian Buck-Lew Henry Bullock ’77 Paul Bunting ’68 Hal ’62 and Sue Hussey ’63 Burlingame Dan ’94 and Carrie Oertel ’94 Busby Milan Busta Suzanne Laurent Buxton ’67 and

Anthony Buxton

Muskingum University Heritage Society Members

Bob ’63 and Judith Caldwell Rhoda Campbell ’54 Carol Campbell ’55 Douglas Campbell Ruth Carlson Lin ’53 and Patricia Carter John ’73 and Linda Villies ’75 Caspole Paul ’61 and Louise Chapman Sara Cook ’63 Bill ’61 and Sonie Green ’61 Cooper Carol Copeland Bob ’54 and Corinne Leister ’54 Cowden Donald ’62 and Carolyn Aiken ’63 Crabtree Phyllis Smailes Davis ’62 Dorothy Forsythe Deibel ’49 Georgette Morris Delassus ’60 June Demmerle John DeWees ’47 Barbara Swartz Dickerman ’51 Carolyn Dickson Peter ’59 and Pidge Leitch ’58 Diehl Barb Winter Draper ’63 Bill ’61 and Judy Dunn Stephen ’73 and Cynthia Wilday ’72 Ebsary Robert Evilsizer Margaret Ewalt Sylvia Montini Faust ’61 James Fawley ’73 Floyd Felumlee ’53 Allison ’61 and Audeen Fentiman Norma Ferguson Carole Fine

Charles ’71 and Lynette Fisher Charles Fisher Sherry Foster James ’60 and Christine Foust Nancy Crawford Frame ’62 Patricia Wright Fridley ’76 and Gary Fridley Stan ’59 and Shirley Frye Roberta Stevens Garrett ’38 Richard ’60 and Christine Craven ’60 Gibson Wilma Butt Gilkey ’54 Harry Graham ’54 Dennis ’62 and Marty Brouwer ’62 Grant Charles ’57 and Carol Arter ’57 Gratz Jim Gray ’74 Edward Grigg Doris Palmer Groves ’52 Donald ’77 and Phyllis Grubb Michael and Rosanne Guy Stephen Guy Gregory Guy Suella Chinn Habbersett ’59 Helen Kuver Haberlein ’53 Grant and Pat Hafley Walter Hales ’49

Heritage Society membership recognizes living alumni and friends who have provided for the University with a planned gift.

Planned gifts can be made through a bequest to the University in an estate plan or through establishing a gift plan which pays a lifetime income to the donor and then leaves the remaining assets to Muskingum. Other opportunities to support Muskingum include gifts of stock or mutual fund shares, real estate, insurance policies, and retirement assets such as IRA charitable rollovers.

For more information, visit muskingumplannedgiving.org.

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Bruce ’67 and Susan Hampton Jeff ’83 and Jennifer Harper Steve Hartman ’92 Tom ’52 and Katherine Hartung Earl Hawkins Peggy Hays ’65 William ’70 and Cheryl Heilman Frank ’51 and Martha Helman Paul Hemminger ’69 William Henschel ’49 Paul Herrmann ’61 Burt ’55 and Mary Hiester Lorma Weaver Hill ’59 and Geoffrey Hill Glenn ’63 and Carolyn Read ’64 Hodges Joan Spillman Hoon ’51 Kathryn Hovis-Younger ’87 and Todd Younger Karen Steuart Howell ’62 Larry ’64 and Dorothy Caccamo ’67 Humm George Jabol ’65 Barbara Jackson-Brown ’60 Irwin ’56 and Janet Gray ’60 Jennings Barbara Walker Jerman ’65 Jane Chase Johnson ’52 Edgar ’65 and Mary Jones Marilyn Malony Jones ’66 and J.P. Jones Carolyn Jones William Junk

Robert and Rosemary Kabel Martha Keil ’67 Jim Kelvington ’58 Marjorie Barton Kile ’51 and David Kile Steve ’63 and Sue Wade ’63, ’93G Kokovich Carol Kreager Kreger ’67 David ’48 and Dorothy Franklin ’50 Kreid Beverly Smith Lacey ’69 George and Veronica Lancaster William Lange Jane Anderson Larrick ’56 Betty Larrick ’59 Muerl Machan Liddell ’56 Lewis ’70 and Bonnie Dodd ’71 Liggett Demetrios ’64 and Raynette Lyons ’64 Lignos Bill Lovejoy ’51 Howard ’51 and Ellen Lowery Bob ’68 and Abbie MacDonald Robbin MacDonald ’66 Carole Johnson Marcy ’60 Mary Markley ’48 Hank ’70 and Pamela Martensen Mary Neff Martin ’62 Nancy Nolin Mast ’54 James ’52 and Betty Balentine ’49 Matthews Keith McCauley Amanda Williams McClelland ’14 and Paul

McClelland Bill McClelland Sally McCracken ’64 Stephen ’63 and Sandy Bowman ’63

McCutchan David McEwen Allen McFarren ’52 Tom ’63 and Cheri McFate Jean Welker McKendry ’63 David ’62 and Charlotte Boburka ’64

McQuilkin Tom Miles ’48 Wayne Miller ’56 Susan Dalva Mills ’67 and Robert Mills Robert and Grace Millspaugh Margot Grubb Minor ’67 and Jon Minor Andrew Mitchell ’63

David ’56 and Lota Echols ’56 Mitchell Grover ’74 and Teresa Montgomery ’76

Mollineaux Barry ’59 and Shauna Montgomery Dorothy Culbertson Montgomery ’53 Carol Morell Paul ’48 and Nancy McCall ’50 Morris Barbara Young Morris ’67 Laurie Kimball Mottle ’68 Dianne Hendershott Munt ’56 and

Richard Munt Mason Noble ’71 Rick Nutt and Mary Gene Boteler Sandra O’Connell ’62 Walter and Sarel Offinger Anne Sindelar Osborne ’61 Mark ’50 and Mary Osmond Wilhelm Ostern ’91 Bob ’64 and Lori Cedik ’64 Patin Elizabeth Sherwood Peterjohn ’54 and

Harlan Peterjohn Catherine Peters ’69 William Phillippe ’52 Carolyn Shellito Phillippe ’53 Janet Phillips ’41 Daniel ’75 and Anita Plumly Leona Plummer Bob ’66 and Susan Prout Robert ’62 and Betty Rhoads George ’47 and Helen Towle ’48 Richey Robert Rish Marjorie Johnston Rivingston ’49 Lance Roepe ’70 William Rothwell Craig Rush ’71 and Connie Sharpe Dennis Salmon ’69 and Beverly Berry Harold ’64 and Elinor Phillips ’66 Saunders Phillip Saylor George Schein Polly Schoonover ’73 Shirley Seabrook Penny and Tom Selock Benjamin Shaver ’50 Duane Shearer ’53

Ken ’85 and Mary Sheetz William ’57 and Mary Phillips ’64 Sparks Sam Speck ’59 Barbara Geyer Spencer ’52 Richard Spencer George Steffy ’57 Taylor and Janet Stults Christine Hovis Sukel ’83 and Tim Sukel Walter ’50 and Edith Sutton Edwin Swanson ’57 Ralph ’43 and Carol Taggart Larry ’57 and Marilyn Tate Evelyn Brown Taylor ’42 and Alva Taylor Tom Thawley ’63 Len Thomas ’52 Stark ’63 and Sandy Wolfe ’61 Thompson Daniel ’87 and Lisa Uhlenbrock ’85 Toomey David and Joan Turner Tom ’63 and Sue Slevin ’64 Tuxill Chris Orr Unruh ’51 Nikki Montgomery Van Wingerden ’94 and

Doug Van Wingerden Shirley Kimmel Wagner ’51 Mary Stiers Walker ’44 Chuck ’65 and Jane Walker ’65 Walker Theodore Wallace ’71 Ruth Gullyes Watermulder ’44 Janet Weir ’66 Carolyn Lenhart Weiss ’61 Bruce ’62 and Jane Gensbigler ’62 Werner Nancy Wheeley ’66 Robert ’44 and Marion White Patricia Gerber Whittaker ’61 Donald ’60 and Susan Bell ’59 Williams Jim ’72 and Susan Paul ’09 Wilson Karen Winn Geraldine Bowdler Woodruff ’53 Janet Small Woods ’65 Mary Ann Rowe Wucher ’57 Douglas Yeager Clyta Musser Young ’50 David Zimmerman ’65 Marilyn Kohr Zitar ’58 and Robert Zitar

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The North Athletic Field was made possible by a significant bequest from the late Martha “Marty” Hornbeck, who served as Associate Professor of Physical Education at Muskingum from 1954-1968.

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