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Seventy years ago today Neville Chamberlain gave his famous broadcast telling the nation that we were at war, before Parliament met in emergency session that Sunday morning. Among those who spoke was the newly-appointed First Lord of the Admiralty, in one of the shortest and finest speeches of his life, one of the least known – and most relevant today.
For 10 years Winston Churchill had been out of office – through his own choice – well before he became the most prominent critic of appeasement and of the Munich agreement in September 1938. Within months of Munich, that policy was seen to have failed, as the rump of Czechoslovakia fell apart and Hitler arrived insolently in Prague. There was much clamour in the press for Churchill to be brought back into government, but Chamberlain waited until his return to the Treasury Bench became as inevitable as the war itself.
He is continually quoted and misquoted nowadays, used and abused. "I think Winston Churchill said it correctly," Joe Sestak, a former American admiral who is now a Democratic congressman, told the BBC on Monday, by way of criticising the Afghan war. Far more often Churchill has been invoked in favour of that war, and of the Iraq war, which he seemed in some eyes to preside over.
After Tony Blair lent President George Bush the Younger a bust of Churchill, which he installed in the White House, Bush could never stop spouting the great man. Donald Rumsfeld even found some, albeit garbled, words from Churchill to console himself the day he was sacked. Over and again, Churchill has been invoked in the name of waging war. Saddam Hussein must not be appeased as Hitler had been, he must be attacked, pre-emptively if need be. What else would Churchill have done?
Of course Churchill's great speeches from the summer of 1940 are part of our consciousness, with their splendid language of defiance: "Victory at all costs... we shall fight on the beaches... their finest hour." But on that first day of war, his theme was quite different: "In this solemn hour, it is a consolation to recall and to dwell upon our repeated efforts for peace."
Even a year earlier when he condemned Munich he had said that it was an unnecessary capitulation, but he didn't say that Chamberlain should have gone to war. To the contrary, he failed to see that there was any real danger of war with Germany at that juncture, as so many had claimed, if the British and French "were ready all along to sacrifice Czechoslovakia". And he added sourly but justly that the Czechs, "left to themselves and told they were going to get no help from the Western Powers, would have been able to make better terms than they have got – they could hardly have worse".
Now on that Sunday, in a speech of no more than five minutes, Churchill said that, although all the efforts of the government which he had just joined to preserve peace and avoid war had failed, "all have been faithful and sincere. This is of the highest moral value – and not only moral value, but practical value – at the present time". Only the sure and certain knowledge that we ourselves had never wanted war could provide the sustaining "strength and energy" that the British people were going to need in the "doubtful and dark days" that lay ahead.
"Outside, the storms of war may blow and the lands may be lashed with the fury of its gales, but in our own hearts this Sunday morning there is peace. Our hands may be active, but our consciences are at rest."
Rather more than a year later, Churchill returned to this theme in a greater speech, perhaps the most moving he ever made. After the "phony war" had ended abruptly with the German attack on Scandinavia and then the Low Countries and France, Chamberlain resigned and was was succeeded by Churchill, who called upon the nation to "brace ourselves to our duty", as invasion threatened and the Battle of Britain was fought.
Having loyally remained in Churchill's government (and leader of the Conservative party), Chamberlain was diagnosed with incurable cancer in the autumn, and died on 9 November 1940. In the Commons three days later, Churchill delivered a eulogy, a most delicate task given the former differences between them. He did this superbly, saying firstly that no one was obliged "to alter the opinions which he has formed or expressed upon issues which have become a part of history in order to pay such tribute." Then he went on: "It is not given to human beings, happily for them, for otherwise life would be intolerable, to foresee or to predict to any large extent the unfolding course of events. In one phase men seem to have been right, in another they seem to have been wrong. Then again, a few years later, when the perspective of time has lengthened, all stands in a different setting. There is a new proportion. There is another scale of values. History with its flickering lamp stumbles along the trail of the past, trying to reconstruct its scenes, to revive its echoes, and kindle with pale gleams the passion of former days."
After those general – though brilliant and profound – introductory phrases, Churchill presented Chamberlain as a tragic but honourable figure. It had been his misfortune "in one of the supreme crises of the world to be contradicted by events, to be disappointed in his hopes, and to be deceived and cheated by a wicked man.
"But what were these hopes in which he was disappointed? What were these wishes in which he was frustrated? What was that faith that was abused? They were surely among the most noble and benevolent instincts of the human heart – the love of peace, the toil for peace, the strife for peace, the pursuit of peace".
And then Churchill echoed what he had said on 3 September 1939. We had waited until the last possible moment before going to war – "even at a great cost to ourselves in technical preparation" – until Hitler provided us with no choice at all. But it was just because we had done so that we now knew we were "guiltless of the bloodshed, terror and misery which have engulfed so many lands and peoples". Anything Hitler said about having wanted peace was contemptibly absurd. "What do these ravings and outpourings count before the silence of Neville Chamberlain's tomb? Long and hard, hazardous years lie before us, but at least we entered upon them united and with clean hearts."
Both speeches, and above all those last italicised words, were a complete repudiation of any doctrine of pre-emptive war. Churchill was distinguishing between a war of choice, which he did not want, and a war of necessity, which had been forced upon us. And he recognised the crucial fact that only an absolutely necessary war can be waged with proper strength of purpose and readiness for sacrifice.
While many things have been argued about the Iraq war, for and against, no one who supported it can any longer claim as Bush once did that it was a "war of necessity". And could he or Blair now possibly say that we, the British and the Americans, entered upon it "united and with clean hearts"? Might not that be the key to all the woes that have befallen us?
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Saturday Night Live has been on a quest to find a black female cast member for months. To acknowledge the void, Kerry Washington was forced to play a series of black female personalities when she hosted the show in November. Now the historic New York-based show has hired comedienne Sasheer Zamata. (The Wrap was the first to break the news.)
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Zamata is the first black female cast member since actress Maya Rudolph left the show in 2007. Want to get acquainted with this SNL freshman? Here are 5 things you should know before her debut:
1. She's performed at the Upright Citizens Brigade
Zamata has performed standup at this popular New York venue, which was partly created by SNL alum and Parks and Recreation lead Amy Poehler. The comedienne performs with improv groups Doppelgänger and BUCKY.
2. She is endorsed by Lena Dunham
In December, Girls creator Lena Dunham tweeted her support for the jokester, posting one of Zamata's comic takes on a scary situation she ran into. "This is crazy funny and a wonderful antidote to today's internet," Dunham tweeted.
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3. She's been making jokes about racism her entire career
Zamata has no problem embracing her race, and will surely bring plenty of puns to SNL. In her acting reel, she addresses socially stereotypical situations regularly.
4. She attended the University of Virginia
Though she currently lives in New York, Zamata graduated from the University of Virginia with a degree in drama. She moved to New York in 2009 to pursue a career in comedy.
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5. She doesn't mind getting sexy
She'd have no problem starring in a "D*ck in a Box" sketch. Zamata and her friend Nicole Byer star in the web series the Pursuit of Sexiness, in which they get into some compromising, yet hilarious situations.
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Crime in the Northern Territory
Darwin has per capita the highest crime rate of any Australian city, while Alice Springs has the second highest crime rate of any Australian city (and the highest murder rate).[citation needed] Criminal activity is fought by the Northern Territory Police.
Major crimes in the Northern Territory[edit]
- 1891 – Constable Willshire of Alice Springs mounted police was tried for murder of aborigines in Hermannsburg and was acquitted in Port Augusta[1]
- 1928 – Coniston massacre, massacre by Constable William Murray and "Nugget" Morton who led a revenge party through the Coniston area following the murder of dingo-trapper Fred Brooks by Aborigines.
- 1 August 1933 – Dhakiyarr Wirrpanda murdered Constable Albert McColl in a highly controversial case.[2]
- 23 June 1983 – Martin Leach bound, gagged and stabbed Charmaine Ariet and bound, gagged, stabbed, raped and slit the throat of her cousin Janice Carnegie before burying their bodies in a gully.
- 18 August 1983 – Douglas Crabbe rammed his 25 ton Mack truck into a motel bar at the base of Uluru, killing 5 people.
- 1985 – Douglas Scott was murdered in Darwin's Berrimah Jail,[3] later dismissed by the Darwin Supreme Court.[4]
- 1999 – Rodney Ansell, inspiration for the 1986 film, Crocodile Dundee, killed Sergeant Glen Huitson before being killed by police.[5]
- 2001 – Peter Falconio disappearance – British tourist disappears on 14 July 2001[6]
- March 2004 – Darwin sex workers Phuangsri Kroksamrang, 58, and Somjai Insamnan, 27, were bound with cable ties and thrown alive into the Adelaide River near Darwin by Ben William McLean and Phu Ngoc Trinh.[7]
- 2 February 2010 – A disgruntled customer used a trolley based device and bombed the Territory Insurance Office in Darwin City injuring 15.[8]
Motorcycle gangs[edit]
In the Northern Territory, most serious crime is alleged to be conducted by motorcycle gangs. The Darwin division of the Hells Angels is believed to be responsible for most of the semi-organised crime in the Northern Territory.[original research?]
Crime in Alice Springs[edit]
Crime is a significant social issue in Alice Springs.[9][10][11][12] The main source of crime is Alice Spring's large unemployed population of Aboriginal residents,[9][10][11][12] who live in camps throughout the town, and in camps nearby.[9][10][11][12]
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External links[edit]
- ^ Willshire of Alice Springs [ISBN 0-85905-177-3]
- ^ Multicultural Council of the NT Newsletter, April 2003
- ^ Name: * (27 April 2005). "Douglas Scott murder cover-up unravels | Green Left Weekly". Greenleft.org.au. Retrieved 1 December 2010.
- ^ Scott murder case dismissed, Special Broadcasting Service, 16 June 2005
- ^ Australian Broadcasting Corporation, 7.30 Report, 4 August 1999
- ^ Murdoch found guilty, The Age, 14 December 2005
- ^ Teens sentenced to life for croc-river murders, The Age, 20 March 2005
- ^ Trolley bomber an 'unhappy customer', say cops, NT News, 3 February 2010
- ^ a b c Rothwell, Nicolas (19 February 2011). "Violence in Alice spirals out of control". The Australian. Retrieved 18 October 2011.
- ^ a b c Rothwell, Nicolas (19 February 2011). "Destroyed in Alice". The Australian. Retrieved 18 October 2011.
- ^ a b c Tlozek, Eric (31 March 2010). "Alice crime rates reach unprecedented levels – ABC Alice Springs – Australian Broadcasting Corporation". Australia: ABC. Retrieved 18 October 2011.
- ^ a b c Robinson, Natasha (22 December 2008). "Down like Alice the meltdown of a tourism mecca". The Australian. Retrieved 18 October 2011.


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Highs will reach 85 today with scattered showers and thunderstorms.
Heavy rain was found in storms yesterday. Check out the monthly totals on the SkyTrak Weather Bug Network
For the month of June Indy has picked up 4.93" of rain, that's almost .75" above our average monthly rain total, and we still have more rain to add to that before the end of the month.
The day won't be a complete washout, but scattered showers and storms are likely, especially as they redevelop for the afternoon/evening. We're not expecting severe weather, however, gusty winds and small hail will be possible in thunderstorms that develop.
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CNBC's Burnett: Catholic Church Going Back to 'Condolences' Hated By Luther?
CNBC's Erin Burnett made a gaffe on Tuesday's Street Signs as she covered a new app for Apple devices which is aimed to assist Catholics to go to confession. Burnett wondered if the app, which costs $1.99 would bring the Church "back to the age of 'condolences' (sic), those things that Martin Luther so abhorred" [audio available here].
The anchor reported on the app, "Confession: A Roman Catholic App," just before the top of the 3 pm Eastern hour, noting that the new program had received the approval of Church authorities. Burnett gave a brief explanation of the app before making her historical error:
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BURNETT: Well, today's 'Sign of the Times' proves there truly is an app for everything. The Catholic Church, giving its blessing for a new iPhone app called 'Confession.' It's the first app to be approved by a religious organization. The app provides a step-by-step guide to the confession process, and offers a so-called 'personalized examination of conscience' for each user. The app supposedly is not designed to replace going to confession but to- quote, 'help Catholics through the act.' The app costs $1.99.
Now, wait, we wonder, is this back to the age of 'condolences' (sic), those things that Martin Luther so abhorred? By the way, this comes just two weeks after Pope Benedict publicly encouraged Catholics to use Facebook. What do you think- $1.99, to go to confession?
Of course, Luther took exception to the Catholic practice of indulgences, which were subject to many abuses during his time. Also, the Church isn't requiring people buy the app in order to go to confession.
On the other hand, the Church has no problem with people offering condolences to those who recently suffered the loss of a loved one. After all, one of the Catholic "Spiritual Works of Mercy" is "comfort the afflicted," and one of the Beatitudes that Jesus taught during the Sermon on the Mount is, "Blessed are they that mourn: for they shall be comforted."
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→ Condolences?
Submitted by Cool Arrow on Tue, 02/08/2011 - 5:12pm.
And if Erin Burnett was an octopus, she could grab people with her long testicles.
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Submitted by CO2Maker on Tue, 02/08/2011 - 7:41pm.
I thought she was referring to the former Secretary of State.
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→ Condolences Rice
Submitted by Cool Arrow on Tue, 02/08/2011 - 7:45pm.
Yeah, I forgot about her.
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thanks cool arrow
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Thread Winner!!!
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She better watch it
Submitted by nonncom on Tue, 02/08/2011 - 5:15pm.
something might happen on the sperm of the moment.....
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Martin Luther was caught with an abhor?
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Beyond her Norm Crosby-esque misuse of words . . .
Submitted by Galvanic on Tue, 02/08/2011 - 5:23pm.
. . . Burnett doesn't even grasp the issue -- because there is no issue.
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a personalized examination of
Submitted by motherbelt on Tue, 02/08/2011 - 5:25pm.
a personalized examination of conscience for each user, password protected profiles, and a step-by-step guide to the sacrament, this app invites Catholics to prayerfully prepare for and participate in the Rite of Penance.
It says NOTHING about confession by iPhone, nor a "charge" for confession.
Exactly what does having an app that is basically a checklist for an examination of conscience have to do with going back to the days of indulgences???
Good grief.
These people repeatedly prove themselves completely incapable of reporting anything Catholic without extrapolating into something ridiculous.
I guess we should just be glad she didn't bring in the Inquisition.
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cue: Month Python crewe enters stage left
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Nobody expects the Burnett Inquisition!!
Submitted by lsudolemite on Tue, 02/08/2011 - 6:06pm.
Sorry, somebody had to say it. ;)
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There's an ap for that
Submitted by tjc-illinois on Tue, 02/08/2011 - 6:50pm.
But it only works on CNN and MSNBC. It doesn't allow for desenting opinions, it pontificates, it is arrogant, it is self-important. But most of all, it is flat out wrong!!
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Haven't LAUGHED SO HARD IN AGES
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Norm Crosby Lives
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I loved the Norm Crosby comparasion,,,,which of course Erin Burnett would wonder why we would compare her to a legendary black entretainer who told stories of family life
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Erin! Say it isn't so!!!
Submitted by Unsane on Wed, 02/09/2011 - 1:01am.
Dammit, Erin!!! Why are you constantly putting me in the position of defending you????
Well, I'd say this. It it due to the fact that she has a political economy degree, not a history degree. Had she gotten a history degree, she would have known what an INDULGENCE was.
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I hate 'em too...
Submitted by wizardjr on Wed, 02/09/2011 - 1:25am.
It usually means someone died.
Now indulgences on the other hand.... Me luvs me some indulgences!
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Douglas and Cynthia Crocker
Jeffrey and Doreen Eckmann
Robert and Mary English
Ruth I. Hall*
Paul and Diane Jones
John and Muriel Niemi*
E. Eugene Carter and Rita Rodriguez
Anthony and Chris Speiser
William and Dian Taylor
M. Nadine Zimmerman
Businesses, Corporations, and Foundations
Baxter International, Inc.
BP Foundation, Inc.
Caterpillar Foundation
Ernst & Young Foundation
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Glenview State Bank
HSBC North America
IL Assoc. of School Bus. Officials
Microsoft – Great Plains Softbite Solutions
Anonymous Donor
National Bank & Trust Company
Omron Foundation, Inc.
S. Orville Ryan Family Foundation
$250,000 – $499,999
Jerry and Jinny Andres
Gary and Gloria Baumgartner
Robert* and Georgena Beck
Brian and Renee Bemis
Ruth K. Blackwell*
Elizabeth Bradt Reed*
William* and Eileen Breitzke
Nick and Kimberly Calamos
Lillian Cobb*
Timothy and Nancy Dacy
Dean and Linda DeBiase
Arthur and Florence Graffam*
Andrew and Linda Hannigan
Clarence Hardgrove*
Ruth G. Hart*
David and Charmaine* Inge
Beryl James*
Howard Johnston*
Stephen Kalber
H. Norman* and Marguerite Key
Donald and Donna Kieso
Ari and Ruth Kovacevich*
Justin and Sherrone McCareins
John and Cassandra McKearn
Jim and Helen Merritt*
Carla Montgomery
Inez Nelson*
Harvey and Elizabeth Plotnick
David and Lyn Rasmussen
Elizabeth Schwantes*
Sally Stevens
Lester Trilla
Lynne Waldeland
Robert and Kathy Wheeler
J. Patrick White*
Gordon* and Joan Wood
Jerrold and Carol Zar
Businesses, Corporations, and Foundations
Abbott Laboratories Fund
Arthur Andersen LLP Fdn.
Castle Bank
Caterpillar, Inc.
Crowe Horwath, L.L.P.
DDB Chicago, Inc.
DeKalb Genetics Foundation
Deloitte & Touche Fdn.
Digital Audio Disc Corporation
Energy Systems Group, LLC
Hy-line International
KishHealth System
Kohl's Corporation
McKesson Corporation
Mitutoyo America Corporation
Motorola Solutions Foundation
Scheinfeld Foundation
Schwab Charitable Fund
Seismic Micro Technology, Inc.
Standard Register Co.
TCF Foundation
TCF National Bank
Toyota InfoTechnology Center U.S.A., Inc.
Verizon Foundation
Xilinx, Inc.
$100,000 – $249,999
Anonymous Donor*
Paul and Mary Jo* Arndt
JoAnn Aufdenkamp*
Orville and Adra Baker*
Robert and Doris Boey
William and Priscilla Boston
Arline Bovee*
Harold and Susan Brand
Barton* and Edna Burch
Gary and Mary Burge
Paul and Jean* Burtness
Bettylou Burton*
John and Margaret Christiano
Kevin and Roberta Cleary
Timothy and Chris Cole
Ralph and Maria de la Vega
Dennis and Debra Dean
Thomas and Mary Jane Dee
Marian Delbridge*
Lloyd and Maureen Devereaux*
Ryan and Julie Diem
Herb and Patricia Eldean
Marian A. Elliott*
Jacqueline Feicht*
Irving Frank*
Joseph Gasior*
Steven and Michele Glasgow
Stephen and Carol Goehl
David and Diane Graf
Robert* and Frances Green
Jeannie Hainds*
Joseph E. Harry*
Eugene W. Hellmich*
Kevin Heneghan
Nancy Henn*
James and Gail Hickey*
Lois V. Hobart*
Earl* and Margaret Hoffmann
David and Frances Holman
Corinne Johnson*
Anthony and Carolyn Kambich
Romualdas and Nijole Kasuba
Paul and Karen Keglevic
Cindy Kempisty
Terry and Linda Kirch
Michael Korcek
Jill Krueger
Thomas and Donna Kubik
Anonymous Donor
William and Paula LeRoy
Joseph and Lauren Locke
James Mason
Linda Mason
John and Laura Matson
John and Alicia McCareins
Christopher and Lorraine Millington
William and Josephine Monat
Lou Jean Moyer
Michael and Cherilyn Murer
George Nahas
Clark and Arlene Neher
Ira Edgar Odom*
Eleanor and Jack Olson*
James and Lisa Palmer
Andrew and Rita* Patti
Anonymous Donor
Richard and Roxlyn Pepper
Robert and Debra Peterson
Leonard and Deloris Pourchot*
Ronald and Nancy Proesel
Emmett Richards*
Thomas and Nancy Roberts*
Manuel and Patricia Sanchez
Anthony Scaperlanda and Mary Schriber
Sylvia Scheinfeld*
Helen R. Schutt*
Eunice Schwemm*
Thomas and Shirley* Scott
Charles* and Kathy Siebrasse
Harry and Jaymie Simmon
Lester Smith
Russ and Dawn Smyth
Susan G. Soderquist
Linda Sons
Jerry and Laurie Steinborn
Michael and Trisha Strachan
A. Kirby and Helene Tink*
Orla Grace Triteline*
Agnes Varis Irrevocable Trust
Eric Wasowicz and Ann Lawrence
R. Duke* and Marillyn Watson
Alex Wenner
Jerry and Enid Weygandt
Alice Wilbur
Thomas and Cheryl Wilson
Robert Smith and Patricia Wolf Smith*
Chet and Teresa Young
Businesses, Corporations, and Foundations
Abbott Laboratories
Acxiom Corporation
Allstate Life Insurance Company
Alta Via Consulting, LLC
American Midwest Bank
Amoco Research Center
AT&T Foundation
AutoDesk Inventor
Automation Direct
Cambridge Square Townhomes
Charles Stewart Mott Foundation
Chicago Association of Direct Marketing Education Fdn.
Clorox Company
DeKalb County Community Foundation
DuKane Corp.
Enterprise Holdings
First USA Bank, N.A.
Fort Dearborn Partners, Inc.
Fox Valley Ford Inc
Glory Educational Resource, Inc.
Grant Thornton Foundation
Hamilton Sundstrand Foundation
Horwitz, Horwitz & Associates, LTD
James S. Kemper Foundation
John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation
Kishwaukee Country Club
Lincolnshire West Apartments
Mike Mooney Chevy, Cadillac, GMC & Pontiac
Morris Goldseker Foundation of Maryland, Inc.
National Trust for the Humanities
Nicor Gas, an AGL Resources Company
O'Brien-Vrba Scholarship Trust
OMRON Electronics, Inc.
Phi Sigma Kappa Alumni Association
Philip Morris Companies, Inc.
Quark, Inc.
Riverfront Chrysler Plymouth Jeep Eagle
Rosebud Foundation
Royal Thai Consulate General
Siemens Building Technologies, Inc.
Square D Foundation
Suburban Estates
Verizon Communications – Bloomington
Village Commons Bookstore
W.W. Grainger, Inc.
Warady & Davis LLP
Woodward, Inc.
Yale University
Zeke Giorgi Memorial Scholarship Fund
$50,000 – $99,999
Charles and Ann Achilles
Merlyn* and Donita Albright
Anonymous Donor
Richard and Dorothy Arnold
Allan and Cathy Barsema
Christopher and Sandra Baynas
Richard and Tamara Beck
Barbara J. Benway
Gregory and Susan Bergmann
Michael S. Bishop
Robert Bovinette and Yvonne Truesdell-Bovinette
Robert and Pamela Bowman
Charles and Jane Bradt*
Julius and Joycelyn Brasini
Robert* and Gertrude Brigham
David and Dorothy Broderick
Michael Brown
Thomas and Patricia Callahan
Kenneth and Penelope Cameron
Donald and Christine Coglianese
Richard and Thecla Cooler
Henry de Fiebre and Karen Rothe
Richard* and Betty DeGunther
Jean Dewey*
Ralph and Gloria Dickerson
Harold and Jeanette* Doweiko
Orva M. Engelsvold
Fred Eychaner
Anonymous Donor
Robert Fioretti
Margaret Florio
Donald* and Lynne Fortunato
Allen and Marian Frerichs
Craig and Mary Kay Funkhouser
Frank Gallagher and Adra Baker*
Norm and Marion Gilbert
Samuel Goldich*
Geoffrey and Sarah Gordon
James and Carol Griesemer
John and Judith Gurley
Richard Hahin
Stephen and Corinne Hajdukovic
Thomas Harvey
James and Karen Hayman
Al Haynes
David and Karen Heide
Jim and Kathy Hendricks
Linda Hime
Joseph and Lynn Hoff
Craig Holderness
Stephen Irving and Teresa Swedberg Irving
Jerry and Annette Johns
Anne Kaplan
Anonymous Donor
John Kemnitz
Jim and Patricia Knackstedt
Josephine Korcek*
John and Lili La Tourette
Howard and Evelyn Lanan*
Dennis* and Pamela Larsen
Mary J. Larson Baird*
Roy Lee
Ted and Cynthia Lin
W. Bruce* and Mary Lincoln
Everett and Helen Marshall*
Richard Gunther and Colleen McLaughlin
Michella McMaster*
Phillip Morris
Evelyn Nelson
Roger and Marjorie Nelson
Clarence Pearson and Laurie Norris-Pearson
Dorice Pepin
Daniel and Mary Petersen
Michael Pittsley
Earl and Cynthia Rachowicz
Gerald* Slawin and Diane Ragains Slawin
Adam and Rose Regelbrugge
Edward and Debra Rosenow
Robert Rothkopf and Catherine McCulley-Rothkopf
David and Sarajean Ruttenberg*
John and Virginia Sall
Brian Scholle
John B. Schwemm*
Vincent and Kelly Scott
Gerald and JoAnne* Shea
Melvin and Natalie Simon
Gregory Schatzle and Mallory Simpson
Patrick and Christalyn Simpson
David and Karen Sinason
Robert Singleton
Jerome and Ging Smith
Dean and Sharon Stieber
Carl Stiehl
Cynthia Stiehl
Gary Tadd
Jack and Cheri Tierney
Julio Traglia*
Joy Valentine*
David and Dawn Waltrip
Robert and Sally* Webber
Donald and Helen* Westlake
William Wilbur*
Joseph and Sandra Wisniewski
James and Moke Chee Wolter
Steven and Betsy Young
Businesses, Corporations, and Foundations
Adobe Systems
American Honda Foundation
Amsted Industries, Inc.
Ayco Charitable Foundation
Baxter International Foundation
Berg Industries, Inc.
Best Western DeKalb Inn & Suites
Bright Start Trust
Careerbuilder, LLC
Centex Corporation
Chicago White Sox Charities, Inc.
Christopher B. Burke Engineering, LTD.
Cisco Systems, Inc.
CME Group Community Foundation
Comcast Financial Agency Corporation
Copy Service, Inc.
Crane Fund for Widows and Children
Daniels Fund
David C. & Sarajean Ruttenberg
Effner Financial Group, Inc.
Elburn Scholarship Fund
Energym Gymnastics, Inc.
Enterprise Holdings Foundation
Exelon Corporation Foundation
ExxonMobil Foundation
Fairway Network
First National Bank of Omaha
First of America Bank-DeKalb
Fluid Power Engineering
Friends of Michael J. Madigan
Gannett Foundation
GE Foundation
Gerald Nissan Subaru
Harley Davidson Motor Company
Haymaker Enterprises, Inc.
Henry Luce Foundation, Inc.
HILTI, Inc.
IBM International Fdn.
Ideal Industries Foundation
IL Women's Golf Assoc.
Interpro Translation Solutions, Inc.
ISR, Inc.
James R. Palmer, P.A.
Jim Felts Mitsubishi
John Deere Foundation
Joyce Foundation
Joyce Superstore
Kraft Foods, Inc.
Laser System
Liberace Fdn. for Performing & Creative Arts
Lin Engineering
Microsoft Corporation
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
Navistar, Inc.
Nevada Community Foundation
NI Publishing
Ohmite Manufacturing Co.
Pearson Education
Pete Harkness Auto Group
Peters GMC
Plante Moran, PLLC
PricewaterhouseCoopers L.L.P. – Chicago
PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP
Resource Bank N. A.
Ruth McCormick Tankersley Charitable Trust
Safety-Kleen Corporation
Sears, Roebuck & Co.
Sonnet Software, Inc.
STAC Scholarship Fund, Inc.
State Bank of St. Charles
Stratford Inn/Carls Fargo
Streng Designs
Tom McClain Ford Mercury
Tooling & Manufacturing Assoc. Education Foundation
Vale Industries, Inc.
Vanguard Charitable
Verizon Wireless
Vidicon, L.L.C.
Walgreen Benefit Fund
Wal-Mart Corporate Office
White Lodging Services Corp.
Whitman Catering
(Last updated 8-2014)
Gifts received from July 1, 2014 – June 30, 2015
Steven and Diane Boody
Michael Brown
Allen and Marian Frerichs
H. Norman* and Marguerite Key
Paul and Elizabeth Kling
James* and Sue Mellard
Michael and Cherilyn Murer
Paul and Janet Pucino
Charlotte Schwartz*
Dorothy Swanson*
William and Dian Taylor
Corporate Partners
Alta Via Consulting, LLC
Berg Industries, Inc.
George E. and Betty B. Dutton Foundation
Illinois Bar Foundation
Oticon, Inc.
Phi Sigma Kappa Alumni Association
Speiser Family Foundation
(Last updated 8-2014)
Gifts received from July 1, 2014 to June 30, 2015
College of Business
James and Laurie Beamish
Michael Brown
Vincent McGirr
Dorice Pepin
Jon Mayer and Pamela Smith
College of Business – Corporate Partners
Alta Via Consulting, LLC
CohnReznick, L.L.P.
CPA Endowment Fund of Illinois
Frost, Ruttenberg & Rothblatt, P.C.
Mowery & Schoenfeld LLC
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP – Tampa
College of Education
Robert and Mary English
Marguerite Key
Charlotte Schwartz*
College of Engineering and Engineering Technology
Jonathan Levine
Patrick and Cathy Mullaghy
College of Health and Human Sciences
Allen and Marian Frerichs
Alex Wenner
College of Health and Human Sciences – Corporate Partners
Kappa Omicron NU
Oticon, Inc.
College of Law
Michael and Cherilyn Murer
College of Law – Corporate Partners
Illinois Bar Foundation
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Paul and Elizabeth Kling
James* and Sue Mellard
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences – Corporate Partners
Royal Thai Consulate General
College of Visual Arts and Sciences
Steven Boody
Kenneth and Penelope Cameron
Stephen Kalber
Robert Chappell and Suzanne Satterfield
College of Visual Arts and Sciences – Corporate Partners
George E. and Betty B. Dutton Foundation
Speiser Family Foundation
David Baker
Michael and Angela Chihoski
Richard and Mary Lou Cochrane
Thomas and Mary Jane Dee
Robert and A. Eleanore Fletcher
Guillermo Garcia
Andrew and Linda Hannigan
Matt Joki
Matthew and Wendy Kunz
Joseph LaPointe
Kenneth and Cheryl Muszynski
Thomas and Sandra Pontikis
Robert and Margaret Russell
Brian Scholle
Michael and Kathi Wood
Athletics – Corporate Partners
Applebee's Neighborhood Grill & Bar
Baymont Inn
Beacon on the Green
Berg Industries
Century 21 – Elsner Realty
Chicago Bread, L.L.C.
Donimos Pizzas
Haymaker Enterprises, Inc.
Lukulos Express
Mason Properties
Molly's SSK, Inc.
Papa John's
Phi Sigma Kappa Alumni Association
Pizza Villa, Inc.
Topper's Pizza
Walt Ltd.
University Wide
Deepak Gangadharan
Gerardo and Lisa Rangel
Universtiy Wide – Corporate Partners
Motorcycle Safety Project
Ball Horticultural Company
Gifts received from July 1, 2013 – June 30, 2014
Daniel and Linda Arnold
Susan Arnold
Ty Ballou
Dennis and Stacey Barsema
Robert* and Georgena Beck
Gregory and Susan Bergmann
Dorothea Bilder
Sean and Melissa Black
Robert and Cheryl Braico
Thomas Braje
Worthie and Ruth* Briles
Michael Brown
James and Deborah Brucker
Gary and Mary Burge
John VanVranken and Patricia Burke
Patrick and Aimee Burke
Nick and Kimberly Calamos
Michael and Angela Chihoski
Philip and Monica Childs
Kevin and Roberta Cleary
Timothy and Chris Cole
Curt Conklin
Carol Crenshaw
Douglas and Cynthia Crocker
Dennis* Cesarotti and Cynthia Darling
Ralph and Maria de la Vega
Joyce De Winter
Dennis and Debra Dean
Karla Dearstyne
Thomas and Mary Jane Dee
Jeffrey and Rebecca Dillon
Harold and Jeanette* Doweiko
Dean and Brenda DuCray
Jeffrey and Doreen Eckmann
Robert and Nikki Eickhoff
Robert and Mary English
Tom and Amy Fahey
Edward and Carrie Falkenhayn
Robert Fioretti
Douglas Rose and Lisa Freeman
Allen and Marian Frerichs
Michael Giese and Kristyn Krzyzaniak
Norm and Marion Gilbert
Geoffrey and Sarah Gordon
David and Diane Graf
James and Carol Griesemer
Jim and Joanna Gusich
Martin and Jody Hahn
Stephen and Corinne Hajdukovic
Kathy Hann
Charlotte Hansbarger*
Joseph Hartman
Donald and Elizabeth Hatch
James and Karen Hayman
Rosalie Hewitt
Lois Hobart*
Charles* and Beatrice Hodson
Joseph and Lynn Hoff
Howard and Milja Hohnsen
David and Frances Holman
Gordon Huber
Ernest and Pamela Iannotta
Jon and Roxanne Isenhart
Jerry and Annette Johns
Paul and Diane Jones
Steve and Malinda Jungst
Stephen Kalber
Romualdas and Nijole Kasuba
John Kemnitz
Paul and Elizabeth Kling
Scott Kluth
Anthony Castelluccio and Janet Krueger
John and Lili La Tourette
Mark and Donna Lamb
Jordan and Deborah Lamm
John and Anne Landgraf
Anonymous Donor
Dennis* and Pamela Larsen
Gaylen and Joanne Larson
John and Mary Larson
William and Paula LeRoy
W. Bruce* and Mary Lincoln
Kyle Lindquist
Michael Maibach
Joseph and Laura Maniola
Luis Marin and Adriana Camargo
David and Denice Marquardt
Scott Davis and Robin May-Davis
John and Cassandra McKearn
Claude and Lynda McKibben
Michella McMaster*
Lois McMaster Bujold
Michael and Louise McSweeney
Colette Michael
William and Arlene Mickols
Christopher and Lorraine Millington
Scott* and Kelli Mitchell
Carla Montgomery
Michael and Anne Neary
Clark and Arlene Neher
Ian and Anastasia Nelson
Roger and Marjorie Nelson
James* and Nancy Norris
Martin and Janet Oosterbaan
Amit Patel
Dorice Pepin
Eugene and Joan Perry
Daniel and Mary Petersen
Robert and Debra Peterson
Anonymous Donor
Perry and Julia Plescia
Leonard and Deloris Pourchot*
Robert and Phyllis Pursley
Earl and Cynthia Rachowicz
David and Carolyn Read
Adam and Rose Regelbrugge
Doug and Lynn Roberts
E. Eugene Carter and Rita Rodriguez
Robert Rothkopf and Catherine McCulley-Rothkopf
John and Virginia Sall
Matthew and Amy Sapp
Lee and Charmaine Schreiner
John Shigley
Aaron Shur
George* and Martha Shur
Harry and Jaymie Simmon
Melvin and Natalie Simon
Robert Singleton
Raymond and Patricia Smerge
Lance and Laura Smith
Jon Mayer and Pamela Smith
Russ and Dawn Smyth
Linda Sons
Anthony and Chris Speiser
Jeff and Kate Spencer
Joseph and Laura Steger
Dorothy Swanson*
Wayne Szypulski and Virginia Seggerman
William and Dian Taylor
David and Jill Templin
Sean and Dawn Thompson
Jack and Cheri Tierney
Wanda VanPelt*
Lynne Waldeland
Robert and Sally* Webber
John and Cynthia Weber
Alex Wenner
Robert and Kathy Wheeler
Alice Wilbur
Thomas and Cheryl Wilson
Joseph and Sandra Wisniewski
Gordon* and Joan Wood
Harry Wright
Jeffrey and Kimberly Yordon
Steven and Betsy Young
Jerrold and Carol Zar
M. Nadine Zimmerman
Corporate Partners
3M Foundation
Adobe Systems
AEP Energy, Inc.
Agnes Varis Irrevocable Trust
Alta Via Consulting, LLC
Andrew J. & Joyce D. Mandell Family Foundation, Inc.
Anonymous Donor
Anonymous Donor
AT&T Corporation
Automatic Data Processing, Inc.
Beta Alpha Psi
Buehler, An ITW Company
Butchmanns, Inc.
Cadence Health
Caterpillar Foundation
Caterpillar, Inc.
CBN Management LLC
Christopher B. Burke Engineering, LTD.
Cisco Systems, Inc.
Cordogan Clark & Associates
Crane Fund for Widows and Children
Crowe Horwath, L.L.P.
Douglas C. Roberts Charitable Trust
Enterprise Holdings Foundation
Forte Automation Systems, Inc.
Hy-line International
John Deere & Company World Headquarters
Kane County Bar Foundation, Inc.
Kohl's Corporation
KPMG LLP Foundation
Liberty Mutual
Lin Engineering
McDonald's Corporation
McGladrey LLP
McKesson Corporation
Mitutoyo America Corporation
Motorcycle Safety Project
Multiview, Inc.
National Bank & Trust Company
Navistar, Inc.
Northeastern IL Chapter, NECA
O'Brien-Vrba Scholarship Trust
OMRON Electronics, Inc.
Oticon, Inc.
Plantex USA, Inc.
Polaris Industries
Rich Harvest Farms
Royal Thai Embassy
Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America, Inc.
Scripps League Newspapers Education and Research Fund
Sikich, L.L.P.
Anonymous Donor
Tax Executives Institute
True Value Foundation
Victor Envelope Company
Walgreen Company
Warady & Davis LLP
White Lodging Services Corp.
Wipfli Foundation Inc.
Woodward MPC, Inc.
Gifts received from July 1, 12013 – June 30, 2014
College of Business
Zach Alesandrini
Kapila Anand
Raymond Anderson
Richard and Mary Anderson
Harry and Kimberly Argires
Ronald and Susan Bailitz
Ronald and Carol Ballschmiede
Jeffrey and Adelynn Bartelt
Richard and Tamara Beck
Shirley Bohlander
Chad and Julie Bohnstedt
Raymond and Cheryl Bolek
Richard and Marcia* Born
Robert Rosholt and Sharon Brunelle
John Kett and Jeanne Burns-Kett
Mort and Ann Carrel
Frank and Cathy Carroll
Kevin Casebolt
John and Audrey Chiricotti
Natalie Churyk
John and Camilla Clarke
Donald and Christine Coglianese
Mark and Mary Collar
Marshall Cordell
Adam Cox
Francis and Carol* Coyle
Lenard and Penny Dacanay
Anthony and Terran D'Andrea
Michael De Splinter and Rose Ann Owen-De Splinter
Robert and Joan Der
James and Melissa Deutsch
Michael Dimitriou
James and Margaret Dolinar
Joseph* and Rita Dragonette
David and Kathleen Dvorak
Marvin and Marilyn Eckerle
Sean and Amy Erwin
Janyce Fadden
Paul Figge and Janet Fairfield Figge
Daniel and Anne Feely
Jeffrey and Kathleen Ferro
David Ficken
Juliana Figueras
Philip and Traci Fontana
David and Trish Fredrickson
Michael and Mary Gasparac
Matthew and Jennifer Gerdes
Shailesh and Deepa Godambe
Kenneth and Violet Goodheart
Lyndon and Roslyn Haddock
Michael and Barbara Hall
Christopher Hanley
William and Borha* Hartig
Ryan and Alison Hayman
William and Connie Hegarty
Jim and Kathy Hendricks
David and Pamela Henkel
John and Titi Hepp
Stephen and Mary Jo Herseth
Kevin and Jan Herzberg
Keith Heyen
Charles and Heidi Howlett
Joseph and Janet Hula
Howard and Beverly Jaffe
Terry Jimenez
Jeffrey Johnson
Mural and Vicki Josephson
Stephen Kalber
Linda Kilroy
Bryan Kreske
George and Nancy Krull
Glen and Suzanne Krupica
Gerald and Cheryl Kuhn
Glenn Lapidus and Teresa Nunez
Alexander and Nancy Laskowski
John and Allison Lausas
Sergey and Marina Levin
Dave and Jill Lipien
Chang Liu and Juliet Niu
Neil and Lori Lonergan
Gary and Ruth Longman
John and Doris Ludes
Jeffrey Markert
Eric and Mareya Marmoll
Vincent McGirr
Ronald and Kathy Merriman
Thomas Merritt
Somya Munjal
Daniel Musachia
Lewis and Mimi Myers
Alan and Kay Newberg
James and Delia Newburg
Lawrence and Merrily Nilles
Mike O'Connor
Joseph and Linda Olson
Brian and Erica O'Malley
Gerard Oprins and Cynthia Christensen
William and Kathleen Oswald
Sankat Patel and Selina Bartels
Tom and Penny Perles
Daniel and Mary Petersen
Michael Pifko
James and Rita Planey
Martin and Christy Pocs
Nick and Pamela Polydoros
Raymond and Nancy Powers
Mark and Teresa Pusateri
Jason and Lauren Rapisand
Rich Richter
Rick and Amy Ridnour
James and Deborah Rose
Scott and Mary Rosenfelder
Richard and Jacqueline Rosenfeldt
Robert Sash
John and Denise Schoenbachler
Shannon and Gwen Shaneyfelt
John and Jackie Simon
David and Karen Sinason
Michael and Debra Smith
Michael and Audrey Southard
Mark and Susan Stachulski
Dean and Sharon Stieber
John and Amy Stomper
Michael and Donna Szymanski
Chad and Maureen Tallant
Richard and Nancy Thompson
John and Elizabeth Towell
Janet Viane
Michael Wallach and Lori Surufka Wallach
Jeffery and Cheryl Wallem
Peter and Luann Walton
Matthew and Heather Ward
Eric Wasowicz and Ann Lawrence
Donald and Patti Wenzel
Kevin and Mary Whiteford
Ralph and Jill Wiechert
Dennis Wolff
John and Elizabeth Wonak
Randy and Cassandra Young
James and Mary Jean Young
Steven Yukel
Loretta Zogg-Stork
College of Business Corporate Partners
Acxiom Corporation
Ascend NIU
CliftonLarsonAllen, L.L.P.
CMA Associates
CPA Endowment Fund of Illinois
Crane Fund for Widows and Children
Deloitte & Touche Fdn.
Forest Financial Group, Inc.
Grant Thornton, LLP
Institute of Internal Auditors, Chicago Chapter
Interpro Translation Solutions, Inc.
Marketing Student Advisory Board
Miller Cooper & Co., L.T.D.
Mortar Board, NIU
Mowery & Schoenfeld LLC
Nenni & Associates, LTD.
Pearson Education
Plante Moran, PLLC
PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP
Rich Harvest Farms
Ryan Foundation, Inc.
Sikich, L.L.P.
SpearMC Consulting, Inc.
Student Accountancy Society
Suncoke Tech and Development Corp.
Village Bank & Trust
W & M Krug Family Foundation
Whiteford Wealth Management, Inc.
Wolf & Company, LLP
College of Education
Harry and Marleen Berg
Yvonne Brooks
Kenneth and Penelope Cameron
Thomas and Judith Crowell
Keith and Mary Lou Getschman*
Norm and Marion Gilbert
James* and Marjorie Glacking
Robert Jensen
Roger and Cathleen Kalisiak
Linda Kime
Bruce and Gertrude Kremer
Herb and Nancy Lienenbrugger
David and Linda Long
Mary Bell and Lou Jean Moyer
Daniel and Mary Petersen
Judith Ronaldson
Glenn* Moody and Joanne Simich-Moody
Joseph and Sharon Smaldino
James and Pamela Wyman
College of Education – Corporate Partners
Elburn Scholarship Fund
PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP
College of Engineering and Technology
John and Bonnie Chojnicki
Emily Denison
Jonathan Levine
David Nargis
Joseph and Linda Sener
William Stamm
Jerrold and Carol Zar
College of Engineering and Technology – Corporate Partners
Cattaneo Electric Company
Chicago SPE Educational Foundation, Inc.
Crane Fund for Widows and Children
Illinois Road & Transportation Builders Association
Kreider Services, Inc.
Kroeschell Operations, Inc.
Mayville Engineering Company, Inc.
Northeastern IL Chapter of the ASSE
Northern Illinois Steel Supply Co.
Parker Hannifin Foundation
Tooling & Manufacturing Assoc. Education Foundation
Wiegel Tool Works
College of Health and Human Sciences
Robert Dinse and Laura Anderko
John and Audrey Chiricotti
John and Margaret Christiano
Linda Haswell
Tom and Jan Jakobsen
Albert Schultze and Marcia Kolvitz
Robert and Mary Pritchard
Earl and Cynthia Rachowicz
Anthony and Lynn Risica
Warren Rost
Theodore and M. Christine Schwartz
Mary Shaw
Tomoyuki Shibata
Wayne Szypulski and Virginia Seggerman
William and Jennifer Voss
Joseph and Kathy Warzecha
College of Health and Human Sciences – Corporate Partners
Kingsbury Elevator, Inc.
Society for Hospitality Administration
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Carl and Cynthia Albright
Robert Arduini
Charles and Michele Bahr
William and Nancy Balling
Raymond Banks
James and Audrey Banovetz
Merlyn* and Joan Behr
James and Joan Bickler
William and Kathleen Blair
Richard and Thecla Cooler
Michael and Norma Cornell
Michael Fried and Deborah Erickson
Robert and Sandra Flick
Malcolm* Weiss and Mary Furner
Daniel Gebo and Marian Dagosto
David and Jean Giannasi
Beverly Glowacki
David Goldblum and Lesley Rigg-Goldblum
Stephen Goldman and Jeanne Crofton-Goldman
C.W.T. Hagelman
Timothy Heitter
Ronald and Elizabeth Hennis
Linda Hime
Robert and Karen Hoyle
James Hudson
Thor and Darlene Jondahl
Dale* and Reva Jungst
Larry* Johannessen and Elizabeth Kahn
John and Kathryn Kapchinske
Fred* and Janet Kitterle
William and Jan Klemick
Randall and Sharon Kobat
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Michael and Christine Krowka
Frederick Krueger
Henrik Kulmala
James and Martha Lamb
Marco Lenis and Rena Cotsones
Henry and Eva Leonard
Keith and Linda Liden
Thomas Love
Laurence and Melissa Lurio
Michelle Mace
Lawrence Marx
Vincent and Mary McGinn
Steven and Mary McPherson
Susan Mini
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William and Josephine Monat
Claude and Karen Morris
David Nargis
Clark and Arlene Neher
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Michael and Tina Neubeck
Gordon and Janice Nuber
William and Kathleen Oswald
John and Elaine Pascu
Susan Pratt
David and Lyn Rasmussen
Michael Reifsnyder
Joy Robackouski
Velchamy Sankarlingam
Robert and Lois Self
Stephen and Suzanne Sharer
Tzueing and Shu-Chen Shieh
James* and Helen Shirley
Ronald and Lorene Steffes
Mark and Kathleen Stelford
Andrejs Strauss
Wayne and Marjorie Sunderlin
Jim and Barbara Thomas
Kurt and Jeanine Thurmaier
Bradford Townsend
Stanley and B. Ann Trail
Patricia Vary
Qian Wen Wang
Jerrold and Carol Zar
Roger Zinser and Elizabeth Burns
Thomas Zydowsky
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences – Corporate Partners
Abbott Laboratories
Abbott Laboratories Fund
Allstate Life Insurance Company
Comcast Corporation
Marilyn M. Young Revocable Trust
MPC Design, Inc.
Northeast Chapter Illinois Professional Land Surveyors
College of Law
Leonard and Donna Amari
Katherine Amari-O'Dell
Louis and Alexandra Apostol
Austin Bartlett and Emily Chen
Don Brewer
Kathleen Byrne
Vincent and Zina Cornelius
Richard* and Betty DeGunther
Daniel and Julia Donnelly
Philip and Traci Fontana
Frank Vella and Barbara Giorgi-Vella
Anonymous Donor
Mary Milano
Peter Bazeli and Lisa Nathan
Brewster* and Joan Parker
Jonathan Parker
Richard Quist
John Riley
Gabriel and Beth Rodriguez
Michael and Donna Salnick
Russell and Phyllis Slifer
Bonnie Wheaton
Louis Milot and Lisa Wilson
College of Law – Corporate Partners
Paul V. Boetto, Attorney at Law
Delta Theta Phi Foundation, Inc.
College of Visual and Performing Arts
Justin Ahrens
Richard and Dorothy Arnold
Russ and Nancy Bodner
Stuart* and Mary Fink
Carolyn Funes
Norm and Marion Gilbert
Paul and Floy Haschke
Richard and Jeanne Holly
Harold and Cecelia Kafer
Anne Kaplan
John and Lili La Tourette
Roy Lee
Andrew Lyle and Mary Kennedy
Scott McCullagh and Sharon Keutzer
William and Josephine Monat
Nicholas and Virginia* Noe
Mike O'Connor
John and Christine Pratt
Gerald* Slawin and Diane Ragains Slawin
Gordon and Virginia Rasmussen
Richard Ryan
Robert Chappell and Suzanne Satterfield
Jeffery and Peggy Simonds
David and Karen Sinason
Sally Stevens
Judith Tobias
Jerrold and Carol Zar
College of Visual and Performing Arts – Corporate Partners
George E. and Betty B. Dutton Foundation
Rule29 Creative
Society of Typographic Arts
University Wide
Charles* and Marcia Adams
Raymond and Becky Alden
Brian and Jennifer Alves
Jerry and Ruth Armstrong
Raymond and Margaret Auger
Robert Banks
John* and Arlene Barrett
Gary and Marilyn Bellert
Joseph and Rosemary Bittorf
J. Wesley and Stacey Blumenshine
Stephen and Joo Boe
David Boers and Kathleen Bennett-Boers
Robert and Doris Boey
William and Priscilla Boston
Karen Bourbulas
Hugh Breslin
Brent and Sharon Brodeski
Kevin and Paula Brosch
William Brown
Lois Bujold
Richard and Marcy Calkins
Aaron Chait and Meghan Davison
Kenneth and Ellen Chessick
Jane Coffey
Nicolas Cotavessis
Michael and Patricia Cullen
Christopher Curtis
Bruce and Charlotte Davison
William Doyle*
Thomas and Carol Dozier
Rege and Alexis Eisaman
Glenn* and Dorothy Erickson
Robert and Connie Erickson
Melvin Flowers
Anonymous Donor
Deepak Gangadharan
Montel Gayles and Kellie Rhodes-Gayles
Norden Gilbert and Benjamin Thomas
Keith and Mary Grant
Kenneth Greisman
David and Gloria Hewson
Stephen* and Theresa Horvath
David and Ruth Johnson
Anthony and Carolyn Kambich
James Kean
Michael and Melinda Keck
Arnold Hampel and Denise Kennedy
Arthur Kreymer
Murali Krishnamurthi
Charles and Maria Krull
Thomas and Donna Kubik
Gregory and Sally Lewis
Jeffrey and Pam Liesendahl
Mark and Janis Lindstrom
James Luebchow and Harriet Holderness
Richard Gunther and Colleen McLaughlin
Tandy Mellard
Michael and Marita Menard
Kristina Misic
Richard and Janet O'Connell
Arthur and Beth Pesavento
Robert Fine and Deborah Pierce
Harvey and Elizabeth Plotnick
Thomas and Sandra Pontikis
Ryan and Andrea Pritchard
Ronald and Barbara Provencher
Dick* and Carole Pyle
Joseph and Brenda Reifenberg
Edward and Lori Ritzert
John and Patricia Roznovsky
William and Pamela Russell
Joan Saberhagen
Manuel and Patricia Sanchez
Lise Schlosser
Russell Scott and Loretta* Lopinot
Jonathan and Kristin Sherman
Keith Stidley
Timothy and Marilee Struthers
Ari and Staci Studnitzer
George and Grazia Svokos
Steven and Lori Tesdahl
Brett and Cynthia Tucker
Jeffrey and Paula Vogelsang
Marilyn Wax
Clair Williams
Edward and Carol Wroble
Michael Zak
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Alpha Phi Omega – Eta Chapter
Ball Horticultural Company
Build Cambodia, Inc.
Dart Foundation
Dot Graphics, Inc.
First National Bank of Omaha
Global Patent Group, LLC
Midwest Orthopaedic Institute, P.C.
Phi Sigma Kappa Alumni Association
Pittsley Realty
Sigma Phi Epsilon, IL Epsilon Chapter
Turner Construction Co.
Platinum Guild ($1,000,000 and above)
Ruth Ashelford Pollock*
Dennis and Stacey Barsema
John and Nancy Castle
William F. Doyle*
Dean and Brenda DuCray
Janet P. Finney*
David Graffam
Lawrence and Mary Greb
Howard and Evelyn Lanan*
David R.Layman*
Eugene Lebrenz
James Martin and Marie Petersons
Michael and Louise McSweeney
Owen* and Joyce Nangle
Joyce C. Pugh*
Kay Shelton
William and Dian Taylor
Gary and Elizabeth Walker
Phillip* and Barbara Walpole
Alex Wenner
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Ruth K. Blackwell
John Ferguson andMary Bonjour-Ferguson
William* and Eileen Breitzke
Lillian Cobb
Marian A. Elliott
Glen and Jamie Gildemeister
Arthur and Florence Graffam*
Pierre Guibor
Ruth I. Hall*
Ruth G. Hart*
Darrell and Joyce Jacob
Beryl R. James*
Howard Johnston*
Ruth A. Kovacevich*
Elizabeth C. Lane
Roy Lee
Fred Mansfield
Wilma Miller
Evelyn Nelson*
Inez H. Nelson*
John and Muriel Niemi*
Stephen Erenburg and Francine Pepitone
Earl and Cynthia Rachowicz
Lester Smith
Norman and Carla* Tchun
Lynne Waldeland
M. Nadine Zimmerman
Silver Guild ($50,000 – $249,999)
Christopher Anderson
JoAnn Aufdenkamp*
Abraham and Elizabeth Bass
Gary and Gloria Baumgartner
Michael S. Bishop*
Janiece Bollie
Arline Bovee*
Robert Bovinette and Yvonne Truesdell-Bovinette
Elise A. Brett*
Allen Staver and Almeda Bridge
Bettylou Burton*
Edward and Kay Burton
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John and Margaret Christiano
Harry and Nora Clark
Carr and Jill Davis
Marian D. Delbridge*
Lloyd and Maureen Devereaux*
Herb and Patricia Eldean
James and Beth Ellis
Orva M. Engelsvold
Glenn* and Dorothy Erickson
Jacqueline Feicht*
Walter and Suzanne Froberg
Matthew and Jennifer Gerdes
Jeannie Hainds*
Norm Read and Winifred Halsey
Clarence Hardgrove*
Bill and Marcia* Harper
Joseph E. Harry*
Eugene W. Hellmich*
Nancy E. Henn*
Rosalie Hewitt
James E. Hickey*
Gertrude Hinsch
Lois V. Hobart*
Earl* and Margaret Hoffmann
Mohammad and Patrice Iqbal
Dale and Vivian Jackson
Corinne E. Johnson*
Corinne Johnson*
William Johnson
Anthony and Carolyn Kambich
Frank Kassel
Romualdas and Nijole Kasuba
Kermit and Bernice Kirkus*
Robert and Carol Kornecki
Edward and Delores* Koznarek
Mary J. Larson Baird*
William and Paula LeRoy
John and Doris Ludes
Joy Mangold
Michael Mangold
Vincent McGirr
Michella G. McMaster*
Donald Millette
Dennis and Victoria Morgan
Phillip Morris*
Gerald and Susan Mortensen
Ronald and Lucille Nelsen
Darrell* and Betty Newell
Ira Edgar Odom*
Eleanor and Jack Olson*
Leonard and Deloris Pourchot*
Granville and Eleanor Price*
Elizabeth Bradt Reed*
Rick and Amy Ridnour
Charlie and Mary Roberts*
F. Duane Rose
Howard and Jill Sadkin
Sylvia Scheinfeld*
Richard and Nancy Schroeder
Helen R. Schutt*
Charlotte H. Schwartz*
John B. Schwemm*
Robert and Lois Self
Susan G. Soderquist*
Allen and Virginia* Staver
Sally Stevens
Dorothy Swanson*
Orla Triteline*
Joy C. Valentine*
J. Patrick White*
Harold* and Marjorie Winters
Bronze Guild (<$49,999)
Mark and Sharon Adams
Richard and Elaine Albright
Audrey Anderson
Carl Wellsley Bain*
Ruth Baker*
Mary Barr*
Stephen and Christine Barton
Bruce A. Bastian*
Leland T. Becker*
George Blankenship*
Dennis and Nancy Boma
Kenneth and Martha Brooks
John Hancock Brooks, Jr.*
Lee and Debbie Brown
Judith Bukowski
Esther Bullock
Alice A. Burkel*
Isabel Stoops Cash
Paul Cave
Natalie Churyk*
Donna Clemens*
Linda Conrad
Betty Cook*
Michael and Norma Cornell
Cheryl Crates
Irene Crofton
Richard* and Patricia Dahlberg
Joseph* and Rosemary Daurer
Jean Dewey*
James and Jeri Donnelly
Susann Doody
David and Beverly Ellis*
Robert* and Carol Evans
Gertrude Farley*
Isabelle Felder*
Sherry Fletcher
Jeanne Fogarty
Edith Fordham*
Julia M. Fraser*
Christine Gasser
Lawrence* and Lois Gelzer
Mary J. Gibson*
Delores Gildea
Beverly Hackett
James and Julie Hansberry
Karen Harrer
Barbara Haugen
Gary Hawker
Craig and Mary Hermanson
John and Jan Hess
William and Barbara Higgens
Charles* and Beatrice Hodson
Stephen and Margaret Horvath
Stephen* and Theresa Horvath
Judy Huss
Maria Iafollo
Phillip Jezek*
Lou Ann Jones
Craig Paul Kacskos*
Alan Kardoff
Phillip and Linda Keller
Gladys Keslinger*
Dwight King
Frances Kinnett
Mervin Kitttleson and
Margaret Mihm-Kittleson*
Kathryn Kleiner*
Thomas and Betty Knawa
Marlene Kotulla
Thomas and Mary Krupp
Catherine M. Lambert*
Louise Lane*
Annette Lefkowitz*
Nancy C. Leonard*
Keith and Linda Liden
Patricia Lindmark
Joyce Marcus
Sharon Marsh
Gladys Mathes*
Scott McCullagh and Sharon Keutzer
Daniel McCullough
David and Marcie McMahon
Donald* and Marjorie Meanger
John and Kathy Mecklenburg
Michael and Marita Menard
Frank and Sharon Messmer
Harvey and Patricia Meyers
Colette Michael
Kristina Misic
Mart E. Mitchell*
Lucy Mogler
Mary Margaret Montgomery
Lou Jean Moyer
Dale and Teresa Muir
Douglas and Pamela Nelson
Richard C. Noreen*
Arthur and Carol Norman
Mildred Olson*
Donald* and Rosemarie Ostberg
Helen L. Owen*
John and Eileen Panowski*
Ronald G. Pastryk*
Tyrone Pearson
William D. Peer*
Stephen Perrault and John Sygielski
Viola Peterson*
Dale and Loretta Pierson
Alta Marie Poole Hackenson
M. Joan Popp
Carol Ann Jean Poremba*
C. Edward Raymond*
Shirley Rees
Janan Rieff
Samuel and Adelaide Rockwood
Raymond Rodriguez
Marguerite Rush*
Joe and Diane Safin
Richard and Dayle Sazonoff
Rogene E. Schade*
Lyne M. Scheidenhelm*
Bernadette Schleis
Don and Deb Schmalholz
Charlotte Schwartz*
Eunice Schwemm*
William R. Seat, III*
Donald and Linda Shearer
James* and Helen Shirley
Harry and Carla Sillin
Gregory Schatzle and Mallory Simpson
Marilyn Sjoholm
Gerald K. Slawin*
Christian Smith and Roxalene Wadsworth
Marvin Smith
Russell Smith*
John and Eileen Snyder
Robert F. Sroka*
Catherine Stallings*
Marvin* and Frances Stearn
Calvin and Judith Stockman
Donald Babo and Cherry Stoddard
Carol Swanson
Francis E. Throw*
Alfred* and Shirley Tobias
Judith Tobias
George L. And Lillian Traister*
Janet Ulmer
Wanda Kay Vanpelt
Bruce* and Estelle Von Zellen
Hildur West Wallin*
Dorothy M. Walls*
Peter and Luann Walton
Chauncey* and Dorothy Watson
Dennis and Elizabeth Wendt
Donald and Helen* Westlake
Matthew Wetstein and Cynthia Ostberg
Harold Wingfield*
Robert Woll
Margaret Wood*
Rebecca Yingling