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President’s Report and Honor Roll of Donors

2018-2019

Eric J. Lewis ’95ChairShepherdstown

Gat CapertonVice ChairBerkeley Springs

Chad Robinson ’96SecretaryCharleston

Ramon A. Alvarez ’62Charles Town

David Avella ’92Arlington, Virginia

James M. Cherry ’96Frederick, Maryland

Henry Kayes, Jr.Martinsburg

Mona KisselClassified Employee RepresentativeMartinsburg

Bob MarggrafGreat Cacapon

Tia McMillanShepherdstown

Danielle StephensonStudent RepresentativeShepherdstown

J.B. TuttleFaculty RepresentativeBoyce, Virginia

Jim Auxer ’69PresidentShepherdstown

Sandra A. Sponaugle ’95Past PresidentShepherdstown

Matthew Kradel ’99TreasurerMartinsburg

Francine Phillips ’82SecretaryShepherdstown

William Baker ’88Shenandoah Junction

Samantha Brown ’10 and ’14 M.B.A.Charles Town

Lynn Carr ’68Mt. Airy, Maryland

Christopher S. Colbert ’95Shepherdstown

David Decker ’89Martinsburg

Jennifer Flora ’06 and ’08 M.B.A.Shepherdstown

Bassell Franks ’12 and ’14 M.B.AMartinsburg

Rachel Crum Moreno ’08Harpers Ferry

Robin Moses ’88Charles Town

Brantley Osborne ’15Shepherdstown

James Scott, Jr. ’70Shepherdstown

Kevin Starliper ’91Martinsburg

Cindy Vance ’88Martinsburg

Gina Miller Walters ’10Martinsburg

Directors EmeritiJim Auxer ’69Shepherdstown

Scott Bradford Doleman ’95Inwood

Robert “Bob” Fleenor ’74Martinsburg

Paul Hillyard ’58Winchester, Virginia

Tripp Lowe ’95 and ’97Shepherdstown

Charles VanMetre ’56Hagerstown, Maryland

Nelson Vazquez ’86Fortson, Georgia

Chris Wooten ’87Fallston, Maryland

Christopher S. Colbert ’95PresidentShepherdstown

Timothy B. McShea ’80Vice PresidentFrederick, Maryland

Julia M. Connell ’84TreasurerCharles Town

Karl L. Wolf ’70SecretaryShepherdstown

Monica W. LingenfelterExecutive Vice PresidentHagerstown, Maryland

Arthur J. Auxer ’69Shepherdstown

John F. BeattyMartinsburg

Jason S. BestShepherdstown

Kenneth J. Boone ’76Baltimore, Maryland

Robert H. Chuey II ’91Washington, D.C.

Ben Duell ’08Martinsburg

Pat Moler Engle ’60Shepherdstown

Tammy Gill ’18 M.B.A.Shepherdstown

Heidi M. HanrahanShepherdstown

Mary J.C. Hendrix ’74Shepherdstown

Darren B. Iden ’89Winchester, Virginia

Brian K. Jackson ’87Toluca Lake, California

Robert H. Jensenius ’72York, Pennsylvania Eric J. Lewis ’95Shepherdstown

Cecelia MasonMartinsburg

M. Elizabeth “Liz” OatesShepherdstown

Carol PlautzRanson

Tony W. Price ’93Shepherdstown

J. David Rickard ’56Greensboro, North Carolina

Christopher K. Robertson ’89Inwood

Mary Kathryn RobinsonWinchester, Virginia

Stephen G. SkinnerCharles Town

W. Gregory Snellings ’91Frederick, Maryland

Gina Miller Walters ’10Martinsburg

Alfred L. (Al) Young ’89Arlington, Virginia

Directors EmeritiRamon A. Alvarez ’62Charles Town

James A. ButcherShepherdstown

Kenneth E. HarbaughWilliamsport, Maryland

Jane Ikenberry-Dorrier ’65Scottsville, Virginia

Jerry P. Kerr ’68Winchester, Virginia

Elizabeth S. Lowe ’52Shepherdstown

Allen L. Lueck ’67Shepherdstown

Susan Mentzer-Blair ’72Knoxville, Maryland

David T. Newlin ’76Winchester, Virginia

Michael A. Smith ’89Middleburg, Virginia

2018-2019 Board of Governors

2018-2019 Alumni Association Board of DirectorsAbout this publicationThe President’s Report and Honor Roll of Donors recognizes donors to Shepherd University during the 2018-2019 fiscal year and provides an overview of Shepherd activities and events during the academic year. This publication is produced by the Shepherd University Foundation and Office of University Communications.

Front Cover: Photo by Alexandra Stevens

Back Cover: Photo by Sam Levitan

2018-2019 Foundation Board of Directors

Each fall as work begins on the President’s Report and Honor Roll of Donors and I review the institutional highlights of the past fiscal year, I am so proud of the accomplishments of our students, faculty, staff, and alumni. On the follow-ing pages, we take the opportunity to celebrate all of Shepherd’s progress and accomplishments for the 2018-2019 academic year, many of which we could not achieve without you—our loyal alumni and friends It is your generosity, not with just your financial support of Shepherd, but with your time and talents that makes me prouder still. So many of you give self-lessly by volunteering on committees and serving on our institutional boards. It is your volunteer spirit and commitment to Shepherd that makes the insti-tution so strong and vibrant. I am gratified to see that so many donors have the ubiquitous two digit num-ber after their names that identify them as alumni. And some have enjoyed their Shepherd experience so much that they have two or more class years after their names! Regardless of when alumni attended Shepherd, we all have a shared experience—we may have eaten in the Ram’s Den, taken a class in Knutti Hall, or watched a game in Ram Stadium or its predecessor, Fairfax Field. Whether we studied in Scar-borough Library or the library in Knutti Hall, that shared experience of a strong Shepherd education is a signifi-cant reason our alumni are devoted to their alma mater. Their success is Shepherd’s success. Shepherd’s old motto “Shepherd Students Succeed” is just as relevant today! Thank you for your investment in our future.

Dr. Mary J.C. Hendrix ’74President

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2018-2019 Facts and Figures

Tuition (per year): $7,548 In-State Resident$18,048 Out-of-State Resident

Headcount Enrollment: Undergraduate: 3,454Master’s and Doctoral: 269

Undergraduate Degrees Offered:Bachelor of ArtsBachelor of Fine ArtsBachelor of Music EducationBachelor of Music PerformanceRegents Bachelor of ArtsBachelor of ScienceBachelor of Science in NursingBachelor of Social Work

Most Popular Majors by Enrollment:Nursing: 341Business Administration: 259Secondary Education: 213Biology: 192Recreation and Sport Studies: 177

Graduate Degrees Offered:Master of Arts (M.A.), Appalachian StudiesMaster of Arts (M.A.), College Student Development and AdministrationMaster of Arts (M.A.), Curriculum and InstructionMaster of Arts in Teaching (M.A.T.)Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.)Master of Science (M.S.), Data AnalyticsDoctor of Nursing Practice (D.N.P.)

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Milestones

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OPPOSITE PAGE, CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: Alumnus Brandon Dennison ’00 delivered the 146th

Commencement address to undergraduates May 11, 2019.

President Mary J.C. Hendrix (c.) with Dr. Bonnie Stubblefield and Dr. Bill Stubblefield at the signing of

the agreement in June 2019 establishing the Stubblefield Institute for Civil Political Communications

at Shepherd.

A ribbon cutting on September 25, 2018, marked the opening of Follett’s renovated bookstore. Lumi-

naries participating in the ceremonial event were (l. to r.) Provost Scott Beard; President Hendrix; VP

Tom Segar; Greg Kirby ’00, Follett regional manager for sales and operations; Danielle Stephenson,

Student Government Association president; Vice President Jack Shaw; Scott Deaton, Follett vice

president of marketing; and Tina Miller ’08, bookstore manager.

Shepherd’s head football coaches since 1972 gathered at the 2018 Hall of Fame banquet for a group

photo. They are (l. to r.) Dr. Mike Jacobs, Monte Cater, Walter Barr ’62, and Ernie McCook.

$1 million gift establishes Stubblefield InstituteThe Bonnie and Bill Stubblefield Institute for Civil Political Communications at Shepherd University was announced in June 2019 with the signing of a gift agreement. The purpose of the institute is to offer an advanced platform for the study of political communications amid a national political culture of divided ideology and partisan divisiveness. Core activities of the Stubblefield Institute will address these divisions by sponsoring forums, lectures, and de-bates consisting of opposing political, policy, and media leaders. It will also provide Shepherd students with contemporary academic and practical educational programs related to political and policy communications.

New academic structure developedAt the request of Shepherd University’s Board of Governors, Shepherd instituted an academic reorganization that realigned the institution’s academic structure. The new structure was ap-proved at the February 14, 2019 meeting of the Board. Internal applicants interested in the lead-ership positions in the new structure formally applied for the slots and participated in interview sessions held on campus in late February and early March. A new College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences is headed by Dr. Rob Tudor as dean and Dr. Ann Marie Legreid as associate dean; a new College of Nursing, Education, and Health Sciences is led by Dr. Sharon Mailey as dean; the College of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics has Dr. Robert Warburton as dean; the College of Business retains its dean Dr. Ben Martz and associate dean Dr. Kathy Reid; Dr. Laura Renninger is the dean of the Ruth Scarborough Library and Center for Teaching, Learning, and Instructional Resources; and Dr. Richard Stevens continues as dean of the Division of Graduate Studies and Continuing Education.

Society for Creative Writing launchedThe Society for Creative Writing was launched in fall 2018 to bring national and international poets and fiction and nonfiction writers to Shepherd to encourage literary dialogue while ex-posing students to a multicultural writing community. Dr. Hope Maxwell Snyder, poet laureate of Shepherdstown and a former faculty member, has returned to Shepherd as the university’s first poet-in-residence and director of the society.

Shepherd offers healthcare services via phone, tablet, or computerShepherd expanded its healthcare services through Shepherd Telehealth, which provides 24-hour access to doctors via phone, tablet, or computer. Through an agreement with Teladoc, all undergraduate and graduate students have access to the service as part of their student fees. The service is available to faculty, staff, Lifelong Learning and Wellness Center members, alumni, and retirees for a fee of $40 per year for unlimited access.

146th Commencement honors three, awards 701 degreesSixty-one students were awarded master’s and doctorates and 640 received baccalaureate de-grees during Shepherd University’s 146th Commencement May 11, 2019. The Rev. Dr. Jamie Washington, president and founder of the Washington Consulting Group, delivered the gradu-ate commencement address, and Brandon Dennison ’00, CEO of Coalfield Development Cor-poration, delivered the undergraduate commencement address. Both were awarded Doctor of Business honorary degrees. Alumnus and emeritus employee Karl Wolf ’70 was presented the President’s Award in recognition of his dedicated service to Shepherd University.

School of Nursing awarded $2.7 million HRSA grantThe School of Nursing has received a four-year, $2.7 million Advanced Nursing Education Workforce Grant from the U.S. Health Resources and Services Administration. The grant will be used for an Innovative Modalities for Rural Nurse Practitioner Education and Collaboration to Transcend Health Disparities (IMPACT) program designed to encourage advanced prac-tice nurses to work in rural West Virginia communities helping underserved populations and to promote the use of treatment such as photobiomodulation (PBM) light therapy to manage pain to help reduce opioid use in the region.

Higher Learning Commission approves master’s in Appalachian studiesThe Higher Learning Commission gave final approval in spring 2019 for a new Master of Arts degree in Appalachian studies. The Master of Arts degree in Appalachian studies is an inter-disciplinary program requiring 30-33 credit hours. There are two concentrations: Appalachian history, culture, and heritage and preserving Appalachian communities, business development, and the environment. Students who have earned Shepherd’s 15-hour graduate certificate in Appalachian studies can apply all those credits toward completion of the master’s program.

Shepherd hosts international scholars society annual meetingShepherd University hosted the 33rd annual conference of Phi Beta Delta Honor Society for International Scholars May 31-June 1, 2019. The conference, titled “Innovative Strate-gies in Promoting Global Learning,” offered sessions on topics such as forming international partnerships, studying abroad, and incorporating international topics into the curriculum. Dr. Ann Marie Legreid, associate dean of the College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences, is president-elect of Phi Beta Delta.

New field turf installed as Shepherd switches athletic conferencesNew field turf was installed at Ram Stadium in May 2019, replacing the well-worn, 10-year-old field turf. The new playing surface was readied in preparation for Shepherd’s entry into a new athletic conference in fall 2019, the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC).

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OPPOSITE PAGE, CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: Dr. Heidi Hanrahan; Dr. Mary Hancock and Dr. Elizabeth

Rini; Dr. James Broomal; and Dr. Matthew Kushin.

Hanrahan named 2018 West Virginia Professor of the YearDr. Heidi Hanrahan, professor of English, was named the Faculty Merit Foundation of West Vir-ginia 2018 Professor of the Year. The Foundation presented the award on April 9, 2019 during a banquet held in the Great Hall of the Culture Center in Charleston. Hanrahan was nominated by the university based on her achievements in teaching and her involvement on campus and in the community.

Broomall publishes book ‘Private Confederacies’A new book by Dr. James Broomall, director of the George Tyler Moore Center for the Study of the Civil War, examines how the American Civil War reshaped the emotional expressions and gendered behavior of white Southern men. Private Confederacies: The Emotional Worlds of South-ern Men as Citizens and Soldiers is part of the Civil War America series published by the Univer-sity of North Carolina Press.

Education receives $38K grant in 2018The Department of Education received a $38,802 grant administered by the West Virginia De-partment of Education to create schools of professional development within four Berkeley County schools during the 2018-2019 school year. Teacher candidates who are early education and el-ementary education majors, as well as those in music, art, and physical education, are eligible for field placement in the program.

Hendrickson leads Andean Condor Genome ProjectDr. Sher Hendrickson, associate professor of biology, initiated and leads the Andean Condor Ge-nome Project as part of the effort to save the bird from extinction. Groups involved in the project are the Andean Condor Conservation Program, which was founded in Argentina in the 1990s, and the San Diego Zoo’s Frozen Zoo. The genome could provide clues to how the condor adapts to its environment, which could help scientists devise strategies to save the species.

Bankhurst receives funding for Maryland Loyalist ProjectThe Omohundro Institute of Early American History and Culture at the College of William & Mary awarded Dr. Benjamin Bankhurst, assistant professor of history, and Dr. Kyle Roberts, of Loyola University Chicago, a $5,000 Lapidus Digital Collections Fellowship for The Maryland Loyalist Project. The project is a collaboration between Bankhurst and Roberts that aims to make the letters and petitions of British loyalists who fled the American Revolution housed in the Brit-ish National Archives available in a digital archive.

Kushin honored as software company’s professor of the monthDr. Matthew Kushin, associate professor of mass communications, was named the Stukent No-vember 2018 Professor of the Month. Kushin uses Stukent’s Mimic Intro software to introduce pay-per-click ads to students.

Daily publishes paper in Journal of Occupational ScienceDr. Larry Z. Daily, associate professor of psychology, had his paper, “Towards a definition of ‘hob-by’: An empirical test of a proposed operational definition of the word hobby,” published in the Journal of Occupational Science in August 2018.

Greene publishes book ‘Pathological Counterinsurgency’ in July 2018Dr. Samuel Greene, assistant professor of political science and global studies, published a new book, Pathological Counterinsurgency: How Flawed Thinking about Elections Leads to Coun-terinsurgency Failure, with Lexington Books, a division of Rowman & Littlefield, in July 2018.

Slocum-Schaffer presents at State Department’s international programDr. Stephanie A. Slocum-Schaffer, associate professor of political science and co-coordinator of gender and women’s studies, gave an invited lecture to a group of civic and political leaders from Cameroon in Washington, D.C., on September 10, 2018. The presentation, which focused on the structure and politics of American government and the role of women in American poli-tics, was organized by the U.S. Department of State’s International Visitor Leadership Program.

Best serves as reviewer for National Science FoundationDr. Jason Best, professor of astronomy and astrophysics and director of strategic research initia-tives, served as a reviewer for the National Science Foundation to evaluate the merit of eligible applicants by applying the National Science Board-approved merit review criteria of Intellectual Merit and Broader Impacts, and to recommend individuals for NSF awards.

McPherson selected to serve as CAEP accredition national site visitorStephen McPherson, coordinator of educator preparation program and accreditation/compliance, has been selected by the state of West Virginia and the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (formerly NCATE) to serve as a national site visitor for CAEP accreditation team site visits within the state of West Virginia and nationally.

Messenger publishes first book, ‘In the Amber Chamber’Dr. Carrie Messenger, associate professor of English, published her first book in fall 2018. Her short story collection, In the Amber Chamber, was published by Brighthorse Books after her manuscript won the publishing company’s prize for short fiction in fall 2017.

Sam named president-elect of Academy of Financial ServicesDr. Janine Sam, assistant professor of business administration and director of financial planning, organized and attended the Academy of Financial Services annual conference in Chicago Octo-ber 1-3, 2018. Sam served as the executive vice president of programs for the conference and was elected president-elect for 2018-2019 year.

Hancock, Rini elected to state leadership roles in nursing organizationDr. Mary Hancock, associate professor of nursing, was elected chair of the West Virginia section of the Association of Women’s Health, Obstetric, and Neonatal Nurses (AWHONN). Dr. Eliza-beth Rini, associate professor of nursing, was elected secretary/treasurer of the group to a term beginning January 1, 2019.

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Collins receives Gilman Scholarship to study abroadAleigha Collins won a $3,000 Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship that allowed her to spend the 2019 spring semester studying in Spain. A business major and Spanish minor from Morgantown, Collins attended La Universitat de Barcelona, where she took classes that helped her complete her minor and contributed to her major. The Benjamin A. Gilman International Schol-arship is sponsored by the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs.

Two students attend 2018 European Innovation Academy in ItalyShaylin Post, an engineering science major from Bridgeport, and Emily Foote, a data analytics major from Shenandoah Junction, attended the 2018 European Innovation Academy in Turin, Italy, July 9-27, 2018. Post was on a team whose business idea made the top 10. The team created a company, Leather Ko, that uses tea to produce a sustainable, cruelty free alternative leather. Both Foote and Post found the three-week experience to be invaluable.

Pearson studies in Japan at Osaka University of CommerceHunter Pearson, Poolesville, Maryland, studied at Osaka University of Commerce in Japan, one of Shepherd’s five overseas partners. The Shepherd business major took several economics courses and a Japanese language class. Shepherd has established partnerships with five overseas univer-sities—Osaka University of Commerce, Anáhuac University in Mexico, Nanhua University in Taiwan, University of Nicosia in Cyprus, and the University of the West of Scotland.

Volleyball makes its first NCAA II regional appearanceThe volleyball team made its first NCAA II regional appearance in program history as seventh seed in the Atlantic Region. The team posted a 23-11 overall mark with an 11-5 record in con-ference play. The Rams set a new record with a 10-match winning streak during the season.

Students attend TD Ameritrade conference in San DeigoHeather Thompson, an accounting major from Martinsburg, and Will Ransom, a business and economics major from Shepherdstown, attended TD Ameritrade’s 2019 National LINC confer-ence February 6-9, 2019 at the Manchester Grand Hyatt in San Diego, along with Dr. Janine Sam, assistant professor of business administration. For 10 years, TD Ameritrade has invited un-dergraduate financial planning students and program directors from dozens of schools to the con-ference and covered their travel and hotel expenses.

Dinner with Strangers continues through 2018-2019 academic yearThe Dinner with Strangers program, launched in February 2018, gives students the opportunity to get to know community members who are willing to host a meal in their homes. Financial planning, psychology, social work, environmental studies, music, political science, Appalachian studies, nursing, health and physical education, and international students were welcomed into the homes of community members during the 2018-2019 academic year.

McCarron is first Shepherd student to publish in Sigma Tau Delta ReviewAn essay by English major Claudia McCarron of Charles Town was published in the 2018-2019 volume of the Sigma Tau Delta Review, an annual journal that publishes critical essays on litera-ture, rhetoric, and composition, and essays devoted to pedagogical issues. The paper, titled “The Revelation to Jane: Christianity and Apocalypse in ‘Jane Eyre,’” is the first work by a Shepherd student to appear in the Review.

Weir presents project at Undergraduate Research Day in CharlestonPsychology major Christian Weir, Hedgesville, represented Shepherd at the 16th annual Under-graduate Research Day on February 26, 2019 at the West Virginia Capitol in Charleston, where he presented his psychology senior thesis project as a poster titled “Decision-Making: A Psycho-logical and Sociological Process.” The research tried to determine whether the gender makeup of a group of people working on a problem affects how quickly the problem is solved. Dr. Larry Daily advised on the research project and accompanied Weir to Charleston. Daily said Weir had to apply to participate and go through a peer review process.

Four students win awards at West Virginia Academy of ScienceFour students brought home awards from the 94th annual meeting of the West Virginia Acade-my of Science that took place March 30, 2019 in Wheeling. Aaron Robinson, Martinsburg, won best oral presentation in a session on botany for his work titled “The Effects of Roundup and its Chemical Constituents on Learning and Long-Term Memory Consolidation in Lymnaea palus-tris.” Benjamin Lanham, Martinsburg, won best oral presentation in a session on microbiology for his work titled “Expression and purification of AtRALF1 from Escherichia coli.” Anthony Ratledge, Grand Haven, Michigan, won best oral presentation in a session on computer science and engineering for his work titled “Biologically Inspired Optimization Solutions for Homeostatic Maintenance.” Emily Foote, Shenandoah Junction, won best poster presentation in poster session II for her work titled “Migrating Data from Excel to the Web Using a LAMP Stack.”

Mendez receives achievement award from international scholars societyHenry Navarrete Mendez, a computer information technology major from Chantilly, Virginia, received the David Merchant International Student Award for Achievement during the 33rd An-nual International Conference of Phi Beta Delta Honor Society for International Scholars held at Shepherd May 31-June 1, 2019. The award is given to an international student with superior scholastic achievement who participates in international activities on campus and in the larger community. Mendez was one of two Shepherd students who gave poster presentations during the conference. His presentation was titled “Attitudes Toward Spanish-English Bilingualism by Native Spanish Speakers.” Michelle Reid, a global studies major from Harpers Ferry, presented “Vulnerability to Long-Term Displacement Following Natural Disasters.”

Murtagh awarded diploma through partnership with Scottish universitySean Murtagh, of Shepherdstown, is the first Shepherd student to earn a master’s degree through a new University of the West of Scotland (UWS)/Shepherd University partnership. The pro-gram makes it possible for any student who has completed the Appalachian Studies Graduate Certificate to add an additional semester of study abroad and receive the UWS master’s degree in media studies.

OPPOSITE PAGE, CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: Aleigha Collins; Sean Murtagh; Shaylin Post and Emily

Foote; Will Ransom and Heather Thompson; Henry Navarrete Mendez; Dinner with Strangers students

Camden Connell, Jordan Jalil, Miranda Jones, Mikayla Duhaime, and Brooke Reaves with Twenty-Third

Judicial Circuit Judge Bridget Cohee; and Claudia McCarron.

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OPPOSITE PAGE: 2018 Outstanding Alumna of the Year Francine Hykes Phillips ’82 (c.) waves to the

crowd during the 2018 Homecoming parade. The inaugural class of Finest Under 40 young alumni

honored at Homecoming along with the Outstanding Alumna are (clockwise, from left) Elizabeth McCor-

mick ’14, Tamia Hardy ’16 and ’17 M.B.A., Brandon Dennison ’08, and Dr. Jennifer Flora ’06 and ’08 M.B.A.

Four inducted into Athletic Hall of FameThe Shepherd University Athletic Hall of Fame inducted four new members at the annual induc-tion banquet on October 26, 2018. Football player Todd Fischer ’98, joined Al Lueck ’67 (con-tributor), Antar Parkman ’01 (men’s basketball), and Dirk Webb ’09 (baseball) as the 33rd class to be inducted. The four inductees bring the total number of members in the Athletic Hall of Fame to 150. Jim Auxer ’69 was selected as the 2018 Medallion Award winner. Jim played football for the Rams from 1965-1968 and served as the team captain in his senior season.

Williams ’01 appointed to Save the Children boardJudee Ann Williams ’01 has been appointed to the Save the Children Board of Trustees. Save the Children is an international humanitarian organization dedicated to the mission of giving children in the United States and around the world a healthy start, the opportunity to learn, and protection from harm. Judee works as co-head of Creative Arts Agency (CAA) Social Impact to develop, implement, and market philanthropic, social responsibility, and cause-related initiatives for public and private sector companies.

Long ’07 creates artwork for Sheetz tractor-trailer fleetMatt Long ’07 was among 11 artists whose designs were selected to be used on Sheetz trucks. Win-ners of the Sheetz project received $25,000 and had their designs included on the Sheetz truck fleet.

Cherry ’96 named to Shepherd Board of GovernorsDr. Jim Cherry ’96 was named to the Shepherd University Board of Governors for a four-year term by Governor Justice. Jim is a cancer scientist with the National Cancer Institute in Freder-ick, Maryland, serving as the scientific program director and scientific advisor, Office of Scien-tific Operations, Office of the Director of the National Cancer Institute. His field of study is in women’s health, where he researches the molecular changes in ovarian tumor progression and has identified potential biomarkers that have proven useful in early diagnosis and prognosis that often elude detection until it has reached a very advanced stage.

Hutterly ’65 inducted into Western State Colorado Hall of FameWilliam “Ric” Hutterly ’65 was inducted into the Western State Colorado University Athletic Hall of Fame as the university’s head swim coach of the 1967-1968 nationally ranked swim team.

Wetzel ’83 patents new inventionShelley Wetzel ’83 has a utility patent and another pending for her invention, the Jang*Go Stand. Shelley won a $30,000 business competition to develop the invention. She is a market-ing manager for a medical device start-up firm in Gaithersburg, Maryland, and is co-owner of a higher education conference trade show, eduWeb Digital Summit, which focuses on institutional marketing and IT needs.

Dehorty ’91 named CEO of treatment centerLisa Neukam Dehorty ’91 is the chief executive officer of Recovery Centers of America’s Mary-land Center for Addiction Treatment, where she leads 168 employees and oversees all operations for the 140-bed addiction treatment facility. Lisa has 20 years of leadership experience in the ad-diction treatment industry.

Burroughs ’06 appointed VP of government affairsChristopher Burroughs ’06 is the vice president of government affairs with the Transportation Intermediaries Association, serving as the staff liaison for the Highway Logistics Conference, the Intermodal Logistics Conference, and several policy committees within the association. He also serves on the Unified Carrier Registration board.

Oswinkle ’17 competes in Philadelphia classical guitar competitionAndrew Oswinkle ’17 competed in the annual Philadelphia Classical Guitar Society Competition, winning third prize. He is a master’s degree student in guitar at the Peabody Institute.

Muhammad ’17 is major gifts coordinator at DukeNaim Muhammad ’17 works at Duke University as the coordinator for major gifts for Duke Athletics.

Buhi ’03 completes Ph.D. while teaching at Peking UniversityJason Buhi ’03 earned a Ph.D. in constitutional law from the University of Hong Kong while com-pleting four years of teaching at Peking University School of Transnational Law in Shenzhen, China.

Wright ’96 has sculpture installed at the University of IllinoisCarl Wright ’96 installed an abstract stone sculpture at the Irwin Center for Doctoral Study in Business at the University of Illinois Champaign-Urbana. His hand-carved sculpture, titled Co-ordinate Harmony, is 68 inches tall and weighs approximately 1,200 pounds.

Books by alumniAlumni who published books during 2018-2019 include:

Neal Storrs ’67 published three books: In Times of War, a novel set in 1928-1948; I Remember You, a memoir about composer Johnny Mercer co-written with Mercer’s daughter; and a nar-rative poem A Cat’s Tale.

Pascha Adamo ’00 published a children’s board book series titled CeCe and Roxy Books, about a biracial girl and her pit bull.

Kevin Pawlak ’14 published To Hazard All: A Guide to the Maryland Campaign, with co-author Robert Orrison, about the Civil War Maryland Campaign which culminated at Antietam.

Merrell D. Wilson ’80 published two books: The Correct Military Strategy for the Vietnam War: And Many of Your Other Military Historical Questions Answered and United States Utopia: How to Improve and Enhance the United States of American and its Society.

Honor Roll


Honor Roll

Donors by Giving Level

Thank you for your generosity and dedication to Shepherd University. The following lists are a compilation of all donors who made gifts or commitments to the university during the 2018-2019 year. Great care was taken when preparing the Honor Roll of Donors. If there are corrections to be made, please contact the Shepherd University Foundation at 304-876-5195 or by email to [email protected].

*McMurran Society Member •President’s Club‡ Deceased during 2018-2019

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OPPOSITE PAGE: Shepherd University’s 2018 Homecoming festivities included a reception to honor the

inaugural class of Finest Under 40 alumni. Developed by the Shepherd University Alumni Association

(SUAA), this annual program recognizes young alumni who are leading the way in business, research,

leadership, community, artistic, educational, and philanthropic endeavors. Honorees are chosen by a

selection committee based on their professional expertise and achievements, as well as dedication to

charitable and community projects. Finest Under 40 alumni honored in 2018 included Tamia Hardy ’16

and ’17 M.B.A. (l.) and Dr. Jennifer Flora ’06 and ’08 M.B.A. (r.), as well as Brandon Dennison ’08 and

Elizabeth McCormick ’14, who were unable to attend the reception. “Our Finest Under 40 honorees

uphold Shepherd’s core values of excellence, innovation, and opportunity, and demonstrate a commit-

ment to maintaining a lifelong relationship with the university,” said SUAA president Jim Auxer ’69, who

presented the awards. Visit https://www.shepherd.edu/suaa/ to learn more about the Finest Under 40

alumni program or to nominate someone for the award.

Legacy Circle$500,000+Jason Aufdem-Brinke and Kathryn PongNora Roberts ’03

Heritage Circle$250,000-$499,999Frada L. Fine TrustEstate of Nancy NeedyBill and Bonnie Stubblefield

Leadership Circle$50,000-$99,999Robert and Tia McMillan•

James Moler and Katherine Moler Charitable Trust

Benefactor Circle$25,000-$49,999Paul ’70 and Judith Harris ’70 Armstrong•

Kenneth ’76 and Natasha BooneStanley ’56 and Judith Life Ikenberry*•

Sandra Jenkins‡ and Mary Bell*Fred and Michelle KernsAllen ’67 and Sara Taylor ’67 Lueck*•

Thomas ’76 and Penny MillerHenry and Dale Drennen Walter

Clock Tower Circle$10,000-$24,999Dennis L. Barron ’73*Susan Cranford Batten ’77John Bresland and Beth BatdorfEstate of Lisa CarperDennis ’79 and Sylvia Frye Brian Jackson ’87 and Tamara MeyerWanda Tucker Keebler ’61*Eugene ’83 and Christine Lugat*Mark Outhier and Marcia Brand•

Joann Freeland Parker ’92‡

Donald E. PatthoffJoseph ’60 and Robin Renn*

Robert B. Seem ’04•

Suzanne Shipley and Randall Wadsworth*Paul ’74 and Patricia Wright ’73 Wilmoth*Karl L. Wolf ’70*•

Alfred ’89 and Laura Young•

Shepherd Circle$5,000-$9,999Howard ’77 and Sumiko AllenRamon ’62 and Mary AlvarezAnonymousMartin and Elise Baach*•

Robert Bowen and Carolyn DucaJohn and Pam Newbern BoyleJeffrey ’97 and Sarah Meads ’95 DodsonEstate of John ReynoldsJohn ’61 and Pat Moler ’60 Egle*•

Eleanor FinnMichael W. Hudson ’72*•

Judith JonesEric ’95 and Joy Osbourn ’91 LewisWilliam and Monica Lingenfelter*•

Susan Mentzer-Blair ’72 and William Blair*Mary Elizabeth Oates*Steven ’80 and Tina Fawley ’80 Roach

Stanley W. Rote ’65•

Jeffrey S. Shultz ’63Michael ’89 and Wendy Peccatielo Smith*•

Elisabeth StaroAmanda Steiner ’98•

Reynolds Circle$2,500-$4,999John ’72 and Janet AlbertDuane and Marianne Ellis AlexanderAnonymousFranklin ’69 and Diana BellScott L. Bradford-Doleman ’95Donald and Lynne Cosner*Maria Evans-Brown ’90 and Ronald BrownJohn and Elizabeth GieseTheodore ’76 and Pamella Clark ’77 GilletteMary J.C. Hendrix ’74 and Charles Craft•

Rob and Mary Logan HoxtonChristopher and Sherri Janelle*•

David and Susan KemnitzerChristian ’74 and Deborah MacCormack ’74 Koerner•

Elizabeth Snyder Lowe ’52*Ira ’60 and Joan Little ’61 ManrossHolly ’04 and Keith McCallPaul ’83 and Rosanne McDermott•

Jason ’87 and Lisa Gwyn ’88 PaarAndrew PattersonJudith RandRonald R. Reeder II ’64D. Scott ’80 and Linda Hottel ’81 Roach•

John A. RyanAlan Schriesheim•

T. Ray and S. Bailey ShurbuttJoseph ’80 and Julie Siler•

Norma Morris Siler ’54•

Pamela Walsh ’91 and Phillip StevensJohn ’81 and Deborah Ford Thayer•

John VeltmanJames and Carolyn VigilStephen ’88 and Wendy WalkerJoseph ’66 and Elizabeth Strider ’67 Walter

Jerry ’71 and Nelda Grubb ’71 WilliamsJohn H. ’88 and Lisa Blunt ’87 Wolff*John and Lisa Taka YounisTracy A. Zullo ’95

Rumsey Circle$1,000-$2,499David M. AbelesMarellen AherneJames ’71 and I. Kibby AlbrightJames ’58 and Vizanah ArtzDan ’64 and Karen Emmart ’65 BakerHelen Cook Barrow ’40*Earl ’67 and Arlene Kauer ’64 BattenR. Scott Beard and Alan Gibson•

Todd and Tracey BowmanGeorge ’79 and Anita BragawChad ’98 and Rebecca Goode BroadwaterSamuel L. BurkeZelma BuskellGat and Susan Caperton•

Warren ’67 and Carole Hall ’65 CarterJoseph P. Catlett ’80•

Daniel ’80 and Margaret Bires ’78 CogswellJay and Nancy Cohen•

Chris ’95 and Samantha ColbertJulia Gore Connell ’84Greg ’87 and Megan Bolyard ’91 CookeKenneth and Martha CulverLarry Z. Daily*David ’89 and Cathy Clemmons ’92 DeckerMargaret Seidler ’68 and John DemerMartha DossDavid and Cathy Dunlop*Jeffery R. Ely ’95Michael ’81 and Rebecca EssisMichael ’92 and Stella Hickerson ’00 FolkTodd and Alice FrazierLeonard and Julia Davis FrenkilVicki Shockey ’70 and C. Robert FulkKatherine FunkhouserKatherine Genung

Rebecca Upton Grandle ’78Elsie Grant-Norman ’62 and David Norman*Julia GrehanMichael GrovesConnie Keiter Hagelin ’70Kitty Morison Hall ’70William and Therese HarlowMatthew and Sarah HarveyDaniel Herr ’78 and Eugenia RoppBecki Reese Hill ’79Judith Bateman Hockman ’80Archibald and Constance HoxtonBeverly Skinner ’71 and Robert HughesElaine HurdJames B. Hutzler ’56Darren ’89 and Lorri Anne Ross ’89 IdenLois JarmanLisa KableTyree KableJohn ’70 and Phyliss Twigg ’73 KaftonAmy ’97 and Henry KayesCraig O. Kershner ’88Stephen ’12 and Cynthia Jacquinot ’97 KitnerMargie KnottKitty KoeppingSuda KunyosyingHarrison ’67 and Vicki LanhamLynn E. Leatherman ’92*Ann Marie LegreidBrett M. LewisJacqueline LewisCharles ’94 and Anke Linton•

Bradley ’03 and Emily Bowers LongRalph and Rosemarie Cannarella LorenzettiMichelle Mutzabaugh ’97 and Bradford LucasRichard and Joan LyonKenneth and Jantina MannClarence ’93 and Judith Gray ’74 MartinKenneth L. Martin, Sr.Roy ’73 and Judith Anderson ’73 MatlickEmily MauzyBrent ’89 and Lisa Gregory ’90 May

14. Shepherd University


Scott ’71 and Michelle McCloskeyDebra McLaughlinAndrew and Katherine McMillanHugh A. McNaughton ’65Anne Grissinger ’74 and Roger MunroBetty MyersRobert ’72 and Dixie Honodel MyersBrenda OrndorffDana ’81 and Nina Lucas ’81 OrsiniJames and Mary Kay ParkerDonald ’85 and Jacquelyn ParsonsWilliam ’56 and Phyllis PennK. Alan and Helene PerdueDonna Runkles ’81 and Richard Pill

Joan Walker Pope ’73Tony ’93 and Shelly PriceFrancis ’76 and Darlene ReichenbachJ. David ’56 and Joyce Binner RickardDavid ’69 and Colleen Teare ’68 RigotMary Kathryn RobinsonDouglas and Carol RockwellBrian ’93 and Emily Wanger RomineMarlene RussellRodney RutledgeCinda ’81 and Michael ScalesJames ’70 and Jean ScottThomas and Rebecca Segar•

Neil ’80 and M. Beth ShanholtzerTimothy and Susan SheehanPatricia Sigle ’75Stephen Skinner and Jeffrey Gustafson*Austin ’76 and Carmen Slater*•

C. Richard ’56 and Evelyn Snively

Cynthia SpanierPeter and Lois Spreen•

James ’68 and Mary ’70 StaleyRobert Smith and Mary StanleyLinda Staub ’74Mark and Barbara Stern*•

John ’68 and Linda Margroff ’69 StriderNancy Strite*David E. TablerRobert ’64 and Virginia TerpeningVictoria ’88 and Jerry ThomasSusan Clohan Thorniley ’70•

Glenn Twigg, Jr. ’73•

Mary ViaGary VoglerMargaret Ikenberry ’58 and Richard WadeDave and Joanne WadsworthMelessa ’03 and John WagnerConnie ’71 and Steven WashburnVictoria Weagly and Polly KuhnsEdna Jean Webber ’61

John C. WebsterSylvia Wehr•

Paul and Lisa Welch•

Meghan WhitlerWilliam B. Whitlock IV ’95John E. Williams, Jr. ’68Roy WinkelJames ’70 and Gladys Cole Wright*Everett L. Yore ’83Bart and Alexandria Zopp

Potomac Circle$500-$999Roberta ’62 and Sidney AbsherStephen AltmanClayton ’75 and Dana Hendricks ’78 AndersAlexandria Arvon ’07Adrienne Wright ’07 and David AsamMichael M. Athey ’62*David ’93 and Claire AvellaBetsy Barker

Neal and Alice BarkusKay BarkwillJennifer Barney ’98Kenneth ’72 and Allaine ’75 BarneyHomer and Madeline BarneyDaniel ’02 and Elisabeth Reddinger ’03 BaumwaldLaura Vaughan Beauchamp ’76Helen BeckerL. Dow Benedict IVRaymond ’69 and Betty Boward ’70 BennettRonald ’77 and Mary BennettKeith and Laura BerkeleyRonald and Errika BestTodd BirminghamPaul C. Bishop ’67Lisa Trayer ’83 and Scott BivensMary Beth BlairPatrick and Linda BlancKathy Jo Tabler ’80 and John BlueJeffrey and Denise BoehmMarian Oates Booth ’53James ’65 and Sue BoydJay Boyd and Heidi Krantz Boyd

Bonnie O’Rourke ’63 and Leslie BrannonMarc and Judith BriodWilliam ’92 and Renee Brown ’92 BrohardJoseph and Susan BrookresonSimone BrooksCharles BrownSherry Miller Brown ’73Walter ’69 and Mary Jo Ziler ’73 Brown*William ’99 and Courtney Guenther ’99 BurganMartin Burke ’11 and Barbara SpicherDoris Perry ’88 and Michael BurkeyDenise ’74 and Richard BurnsJohn and Donna BurnsRetha Busey ’58James and Evelyn Poe ButcherCharles and Nikki ButlerLanette and F. Samuel ByrerLynn ’69 and Donna CarrWilliam and Patricia Carrigan*Mary Carson

LEFT: Ellen Hoffman, Roy Winkel, Judith Briod, and Judy Jones

enjoyed an afternoon of socializing at the fourth annual Women

Investing in Shepherd (WISH) grant awards ceremony on August

19, 2018. More than 100 members and guests were on hand at Erma

Ora Byrd Hall for the event, which was sponsored by John Wolff

’88, Bronfman Rothschild Wealth Advisors, and his wife, Lisa Wolff

’87. Since its 2015 creation by the Shepherd University Foundation,

the women’s giving circle has awarded a total $475,500 in grants to

regional nonprofits and Shepherd University learning projects. In May

2019, WISH celebrated five years of high impact grant giving with

an anniversary reception featuring presentations from its members,

progress updates from the 2018 grant recipients, and a keynote

address from Rebecca Powers, who founded the women’s giving circle

Impact Austin in Austin, Texas. To learn more about WISH and its work,

contact Meg Peterson, director of donor relations at the Shepherd Uni-

versity Foundation, at 304-876-5021 or [email protected]. Bre

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Brian ’87 and Lynda CarterChristopher ’75 and Jody Butler ’75 CarterSteven ’80 and Melanie ChmielewskiElizabeth CoffeyKelly ’87 and Jill ColbertNicholas ’08 and Brittany CostelloMargaret Gore Covington ’54G.F. and Leslie CrabillKimberley CrockettMark Cucuzzella and Roberta DeBiasiPamela CurtisFrederic and Anne D’AlauroJan Newbraugh Danhart ’73Kelly DavenportEileen and J. Blackwell DavisSusan Davis ’77Anna Deeny ’95 and Gregory LocraftDave and Dana DeJarnettJohn ’64 and Joyce Pulley ’64 DeputyDavid ’08 and Danielle DeuellJohn DeupreeSteven ’81 and C. Dawn Meadows ’81 DiehlSheryl DolinDebra Martin ’76 and Terry DuggerWalter ’69 and Mary Shipe ’71 DukeWilma Elliott ’72 and Rod ClovisFrederick FensterKaren Upwright ’76 and Edwin FitzpatrickJames ’74 and Carolyn Gess ’78 FleenorJoyce Akins ’64 and Earl FletcherArthur P. FoleyJodi Forrest-Pope ’97 and Thomas PopeJames E. Franke ’85Robert ’72 and Barby McDonald ’71 FrankenberryGwen Mauck ’78 and Brian FrazeeGeorge E. Fries ’62Richard Froble ’92 and Anne Mowrey-Froble ’92

Rebecca Frye ’68 and Douglas DehavenLyle ’00 and Amanda Irvine ’03 FultzBetsy Gambino ’03Gary and Lauren GardnerM. Wayne Goodrich ’74 and Donna BertazzoniMina Goodrich ’73 and Lawrence DeanJessie GoyneAmon ’69 and Peggy GranthamBrian ’94 and Karen GreenfieldRobert ’64 and Nancy GrimKeith and Kristie HadleyRobert and Denise HaleyHeidi HanrahanKittylee Nye ’74 and Kenneth Harbaugh*Neal Hardie ’12Janet Wright Harner ’12Adam Balenger and Donna Helmick-BalengerAnders and Ann Henriksson*Montie and Connie HicksPamela Brooks ’77 and Terry HilliardKim HimesJustin ’07 and Megan ’08 HockmanMichael D. Hockman ’78Clarence and Donna HoughStacey Hough ’93Michelle L. HouseAnn Wilson Hummer ’69*Christopher G. HussionBetty Teets ’72 and Hugh HutslerJ. Michael and Jean Kingsbury JacobsVicki Risinger ’78 and Glenn JenkinsAngela JonesSusan Journell ’82Harry and Carol KableCarol Kamensky ’68James ’70 and Susan Holden ’68 KeeganLorraine KellyJ. Nicholas ’74 and Shari KerchevalClyde and Judy KernekStephen ’80 and Tammy KershnerFrank Khare and Cheryl Brown

Elinor KinlandRichard and Kathy KleinWilliam ’58 and Jo Ann Jackson ’58 KnodeAdele KnottJennifer Peters ’77 and Raymond KohlheppJames LeathersToni McConnell ’75 and Thomas LeslieLucien and Dimetra LewinNorman ’59 and Joann LineburgAdam ’75 and Diane Lewis LinkDavid ’68 and Lynn Fisher ’70 LittleLinda Livers-KelsoAnna ’95 and Gregory LocraftSusan LoonskE. Michael ’68 and Cynthia LoovisMichael and Maria LorensenAmy LuettkeCharles E. Lutman ’67Stephen ’81 and Dawn Zakarian ’83 LynchKevin ’94 and Kelly Jo Hanshew ’92 LynottMichael ’93 and Tonya Barney ’94 MackeyKathleen Manahan ’75Joyce Marchette ’75Scott A. McAboyDavitt and Kathryn McAteerTeresa Ring McCabe ’79Ernie and Elizabeth McCookJerald ’69 and Linda Largent ’69 McGrawMatthew and Denise McLaughlinJane Crane McSwainJohn and Suzie MenardJohn T. Millay III ’99C. David ’63 and Barbara Lewis ’53 Miller*James ’74 and Patricia Schneider ’71 MooreTara MorganVirgil and Derrinda MorrisonJ. Steven MosleySean R. MurtaghMichael ’86 and Lisa MuseJonathan MusgroveSuellen MyersJustin and Kerri NamolikRichard L. Namolik

Ann NawazFrançoise Nelles ’18 and Joe BussardGerard Nevin and Bridget CoheeMaggie Nevin ’17David ’76 and Betsy ’78 Newlin*Robert ’77‡ and Samee Oglet Lillian Ohley-Tannebaum ’75Linda Burr Orr ’75Mark ’74 and Sharon OsbournShelley PalkovicChristine ParfittKenneth and Nancy ParkerJames and Mary Kay ParkerEllen ParsonsAbby Pearson ’86Elizabeth PennaDenise PhelpsJohn ’73 and Dotty ’70 PiccolominiLois Barrett ’73 and Edward PierceJudy Couchman ’73 and Douglas PittingerJudith Howard ’67 and Ned PitzerPhilip T. Porterfield IIICharles and Ellen PotterPhilip and Rebecca PowersBabulal PraganiJames and Melissa PriceJohn PullenDavid and Leah RampyCharles ’68 and Mary Silvester ’70 RannellsBeth RehbergerJames ’95 and Martha Webber ’84 ReussSamantha RichardsHarry C. and Reba C. Rickard TrustJames Rogers and Patricia RisslerCarolyn RodisDonald T. RohelRichard and Stacie RohnJack and Tracey RohrbaughW. Boyd Rooney, Jr. ’55Jill RowlandAmanda RunklesBlanche SaabMichael and Kathy Santa BarbaraMarilyn SchoonGT and Susie Schramm

Elizabeth SechlerMalinda ShaverJanet Sherrard ’66Brenda ShockeyJeffery ’04 and Susan ShortGerren ’12 and Megan Oates ’07 SimmsKimberly Slaughter ’11Jean and Ronald SlonakerAnne Stewart ’67 and Dennis Small*Ann Smith ’90Autumn SmithJerome ’74 and Pamela Butko ’75 SmithRichard ’89 and Teresa ’88 SmootEd SniderRonald ’72 and Lynn Whittington ’70 SnowB. Lee ’72 and Karen Greenfield SnyderJ. J. ’88 and Jacqueline Dunay Sorrenti*Bill Senseney and Angela SosdianSusan Walker ’85 and Stanley SowersSandra Dubay Sponaugle ’95Elizabeth StaleyJeffrey Stead and Ted WaltonLinda Steg ’88Richard A. Stevens, Jr.Robert ’91 and Trinsy ’90 StoneJames and Lou Ann StovallJohn and Nancy StreeterNancy StrineRichard ’60 and Ruhamah StriteSylvia Myers Stubbs ’68Nancy SturmJames Sutch ’12Piper Dankworth SuttonSuzanne Swartz ’85Jane TabbRobin ’74 and Janet TownsendRobert Tudor and Bobb RobinsonFrederick and Lois TurcoFrank and Annette Van HilstNelson ’86 and Barbara VazquezAlbert and Sheila VertinoCarol Miller ’74 and Lawrence VoglerHolly WadeEric ’76 and Barbara Waggy

Kevin C. WaldeckFrancis and Viola WelchElizabeth WheelerHarry and Helen WilkinsC. Michael and Laura WilliamsSteve WilliamsChauncey ’95 and Michelle WinbushCharles ’59 and Peggy Oden Woodward*Mary Wysong ’66Jack ’77 and Betty YankeyJack and Martha‡ YoungCarolyn Zwior

Knutti Circle$100-$499Sharika Abdul-MuhaiminDavid AbramsonMarvin and Barbara AbramsonJeffrey ’99 and Tracey AdamsKeith B. Adams ’82Michael and Tammy AdgateSharon Decker ’83 and Nick AffinitoJonathan Agee ’11Bethany AlexanderJohn D. Alexander ’89Frank ’71 and Susan Johnston ’70 AlivetoPaul AllenSusan Alsip-Lawson ’76 and Duane LawsonG. Todd and Susan AlterChad and Kim AlvarezRebecca Dunn ’67 and Manuell AlvarezMichael and Dianne AlvarezSophia AlvarezDavid and Karla AndersonRoger ’69 and Carolyn Cline ’70 AndersonAnonymousSarah ArdingerJohn R. ArtzPete and Barbara ArvonErwin and Carol AsamAudrey AsburySteven AtkinsonStephen and Rebecca AyraudLori Kitching ’86 and Frank BagliKaylee BainKris Baker



William ’88 and Catherine ’89 BakerMelinda BankeyNikki Bardin ’89Mark T. Barney ’02Roger ’61 and Dorothy BarneyAllen ’69 and Nancy BarrWalter ’62 and Connie Rectenwald ’65 BarrPatricia ’75 and Robert Barrow ScrivenerMichael BarryDavid ’69 and Linda Dodson ’69 BartlettCraig and Elaine BartoldsonKarl and Annette Karl BatesClayton O. Beard ’06Miles and Carol BeardTodd ’80 and Martha Barney ’81 BeardKatie BegoleLuke ’03 and Amanda BenchoffElizabeth Turner ’95 and Robert BennettNancy Schelhorn ’84 and Mark BennettEdwinna BernatJay BernoRobert A. Biddle, Sr.Charles ’54 and Janet BlakeElizabeth BloseB. Michael and Monika BoltonJay and Megan BonfiliRon BonievichBeverly BorankoTyler ’03 and Elicia BoswellSharilyn Bovey ’69Marvin and Nancy BowersRobert ’94 and Jonniata BowinsGeorge and Judith BowleySandra BowmanNorman ’59 and Kadra BradfordThomas and Judith BradshawJeffrey A. BrasseWayne Braunstein ’95 and Dannie Wall ’93C. Locher and Leah BrayMary Beth Wagner ’85 and Philip BresslerDiallo Brooks ’96 and Carrie Tyus-Brooks

Joseph and Deborah BrownJ. Howe and Margaret BrownPaul ’73 and Dale BrownJody Brumage ’13John and Sherry BrunettJustin BryanDavid E. Bryant ’89Susan ’71 and A. Jerry BuceyPeter and Jane BuchbauerArthur L. Burgess, Jr. ’02Larry ’73 and Kerri Jackson ’96 BurkhartJohn and Helen BurnsLisa BurrussMichael and Susan BushkoSandra ’77 and Lyle ButtsWilliam E. ByxbeeMichael ’74 and Barbara CalhounShaun P. Callaghan ’88O. Winston Cameron, Jr.Terry and Kim CarlsonRonald G. Carper ’85Peggy Byrd ’65 and Terry CarrollKyle and Deana CarterEnrico and Denise CarusoJ. Richard CasuccioBonnie ’05 and Monte CaterRita CaufieldPaul and Dianne ChalfantMichael and Lynne ChanceyGregory ’85 and Marcia ChandlerPeter ’82 and Jody ChaneyDonald and Victoria ChlebowskiRobert H. Chuey II ’91Heidi Robb ’98 and Shawn ClarkRoy and Brenda ClarkGregory ’84 and Jennifer ClarkeC. Stephen ’64 and Marie ClemDonald ’77 and Patricia ClemLynn ClineEric and Amy CoberlyLisa Coblentz ’86P. Joseph and Lori CoblentzWilliam and Carrie CoffeyDavid and Rosetta CollinsMichael and Debra CollinsBerniece Jackson ’77 and Craig CollisTina CombsGayle ’75 and Cynthia ConnerAnthony L. CookMark Cooper

Jaye W. Copp ’74Doris Clevenger Costello ’51Paula Mayes ’71 and Brian Coupe*Fanny CrawfordMara CroceB. Keith Crockett ’99James ’83 and Teresa CroninJames and Edna CrossJames W. Crumbacker ’68Lisa Cunningham ’97W. Ross ’58 and Karen ’69 Cunningham*Benjamin DailyLarry and Judith DailyRuth DailyApril DanielsAnnamae Rohanic Darton ’63Henry and Faye Byerly DavenportMichael DavisGregory and Rhonda DaymudeJames ’77 and Cheryl Kelley ’79 DeanerBryan DeckerWilliam and Susan DegrouchyAlfredo Del Villar II ’11Michael and Carol Del-ColleDouglas and Lisa DeweesThomas ’73 and Karen Dawson ’74 DickmanDavid ’83 and Gina Fargo ’81 DiehlLayne and Nicolas DiehlThomas ’86 and Mary Barker ’85 DiehlG. Benjamin ’62 and Cherie DillowNina Pownall Dipasquale ’57Richard B. Donovan, Jr. ’78Michael and Janet DoranKevin ’86 and Bridget DorwardDenis ’80 and Nancy Herridge ’80 DossMary Beth Dalgarn Dotton ’80Charles DotyRalph and Lee DotyMichael DougalMillard ’75 and Sue Smith ’74 DowdenWilliam ’51 and Virginia Higgs ’50 DowneyJohn Doyle ’66Bill M. Drennen, Jr.Keith ’73 and Janice DuBois

Barbara DufreneGeorge ’58 and Thelma DuncanLeo ’67 and Rebecca DuncanPeter F. Dyson ’91Daryl ’85 and Barbara EckardTodd C. Edmondson ’07Pamela EdwardsJohn EgnaczykGeoffrey EisenbergMike and Jennifer ElkonohPaul and Eileen ElliottMary ElliottRodney ’02 and Paula EmeryRonald and Joanne EmgeAlan and Cecilia EngelbergRoger ’70 and Gula EngleErdem and Joan Ergin*John F. Ermerins ’59Mary Clare ’05 and James ErosEdward EssisGregory R. Evans ’88Stephen and Susan EvansWayman ’66 and Sandra Carson ’64 EverlyAmy FeinbergPatricia Flanagan ’83 and James FellowsBrenda Miller ’94 and David FeltnerBrian ’99 and Janine FieldMelanie Files ’70Petre FilipPatricia FilonJohn FinnellBarbara FishbackHubert ’65 and Shirley Cooper ’67 FitzCheryl Flagg ’69Lauren Flynn ’99David W. Foley ’79John and Diana FoleyJames ’81 and Joanne FormalTroy and Christine FosterRaymond ’05 and Amy ’04 FranzeWilliam ’70 and Susan FrazierAlvin and Agnes FreundWilliam ’85 and Rebecca FrittsKeith FryePaul P. Frye, Sr.Charles ’58 and Geraldine FunkKay Dill Gabbert ’68Derek Gallagher ’10Jill Kostyk Gann ’68Lazato Garcia

Paul S. GarrardF. Richard ’65 and Cynthia GastleyAnthony J. Georgiana ’08Frank GerwigJames and Barbara Phillips GibsonG. Brenton GiftJustin Gildar ’13Billy GillenwaterRichard and Sherry GillettRoy ’68 and Agnes GindlespergerJohn C. Gladhill ’69Marshall ’01 and Angela GladhillMaurice ’72 and Mary Lee DeHaven ’74 GladhillMichael ’84 and Laura GlazierRebecca GloydWilliam ’55 and Susan GoldenLyn and Roger GoodwinBrett ’13 and Katie Swayne ’12 GordonSusan GordonAndrea Irzinski ’94 and Todd GorenFrances Gower ’83Rebecca Graham ’94William and Mary GrayAnthony ’85 and Janice GreenJamaal R. Green ’00James ’02 and Kelly GreenSally Ann Myers Greenfield ’66Carole Griffith*Gregory and Deanne GrimGina Householder ’86 and Stephen GrohDaryl Grove ’80Michael ’83 and Bethany GrovesBetty Bradshaw GunnoeVirginia HaddockDonald ’85 and Laura ’90 HaleJames ’57 and Jeannette Moore HallVirginia HallFaisal and Melissa HallajSusan and Jim Hall-WestKaren HannenLewis ’93 and Traci HardenRichard and Virginia HardieJason HareRichard ’72 and Patricia ’73 HareDeborah Harmison-White

J. Keith ’68 and Mary Ann HarnessAndrew ’90 and Virginia HarrisE. Wayne Harris ’68Sarah Holme ’67 and Norman HarrisVirginia HarveyTodd L. HawkinsMarianne Whitaker ’88 and Rick HawnWilliam B. HaydenWendy Cook ’89 and Ty HeadleyJames ’71 and Susan ’72 HeflebowerWalter and Denise HeimbachSharon A. HendersonJohn and Linda HendricksonJames ’83 and Maureen McDonald ’83 HenriksenDonald and Kathryn HenryDaniel and Angela HepnerJack and Sherry HesterDale C. Hicks ’61*Virginia HicksCharles ’64 and Sharon HigdonAnn Rush Higham ’52C. William ’62 and Mary Bland ’61 HillD. Frank Hill III ’75Paul ’58 and Luella Jo Hillyard*Mark H. Hilt ’67Thomas and Kathleen HintzLawson Hockman ’70 and Jacqueline WolfeC. Mark ’77 and Danielle HofeE. Leslie Hoffman IIIEllen HoffmanAnthony T. Hoffmaster ’87Eric ’82 and Deena Hockensmith ’83 HofstetterPhilip and Gloria HolmesDana ’76 and Dawn HolmquistTravis Hopkins ’10Jerry ’73 and Susanne Long ’73 HornerT. Dean ’68 and Cheryl Wine ’69 HoultDennis Householder ’76 and Debbie ReedJoshua ’08 and Lauren Patton ’08 HouserChristina HowardJoe HroneszDouglas ’78 and Terry Huffer


Kelly ’97 and Brooke Myers ’97 HughesDelmas Humphreys ’68 and Patricia Cupillari-HumphreysShantay HurtRaymond ’95 and Irene HussonCharles E. IngramR. William ’59 and Nikki Timbrook ’60 IsherwoodDaniel ’01 and Sally Gavin ’79 JacksonDavid ’78 and Sherri JacksonMichael ’87 and Kathleen JacksonKaren JamesMark G. Jameson

Brad JaneGregory A. JanesKeith ’82 and Tari ’08 JanssenRobert F. Jarvis ’06Brenda ’93 and Christopher JenkinsRobert ’72 and Billie Jean Feller ’74 JenseniusSantiago JimenezGaylen ’85 and Karen JohnsonNan JohnsonSamuel ’68 and Susie JohnstonJ. Donald ’71 and Cynthia Grubb ’71 JonesRegina Jones ’54Ryan Jones

Tracey JonesJoyce Harman ’70 and Cornith JoslinZachari and Josephine KarantonisNancy Trenton ’90 and John KascakJudith Pigoski ’90 and Bob KeeganAretha Champ ’65 and Thomas KeesJack Kendall and James PuglisiStacey and Harry KendigSusan Kennedy ’75Laura Burch Kent ’50Kreg KephartAnne Kerfoot ’66Susan KernTony KernsTyler ’08 and Jenna KeseckerKeith W. KettelEarl and Susan KinseyFred and Dana KleinBarbara ’00 and Ken KlineBruce ’64 and Judith KoehnMark KohutMatthew ’99 and Colleen Bohlander KradelLois Kuhn ’78Richard ’87 and M. Michelle Shewbridge ’88 LaFolletteFrank ’65 and Lynn LambertSally LamperMichael R. LarabeeJo Shanholtz ’70 and Terry LargentEthan Lawlor ’11Jordan Laycook

Lynn E. Leatherman IITimothy ’84 and Kathy LeberStephen M. LemayLawrence ’61 and Helen Egnor ’63 LeonardJames LeslieDara LewisGary ’66 and Carol LewisJ. Douglas ’71 and Mary Ruth LewisJoseph and Margaret LewisMark ’81 and Yvette LewisRebecca Mason ’78 and Burton LidgerdingAudrey LiebermanRay A. Linthicum, Sr.Gregory and Susan LipscombMichael ’89 and Jill Jackson ’92 LordanChristopher LovelaceJohn ’79 and Renee LoweKenneth Lowe, Jr. ’71*Kenneth ’95 and Nicole LoweScott E. Lowery ’99Sheila LoweryJacqueline Mears ’73 and Kevin LutgenErnest D. Lyles, Sr.Charles B. Lynch ’96Alexander MaceKatherine MaceJames ’78 and Mary Kay Doyle ’76 MacFarlaneJohnnie Mack III ’94Douglas W. MageeDuane MainW. Anthony Major, Jr.Agnes Mancinelli

LEFT: For Mitchell Arthur ’21, a historic preservation major from

Fredericksburg, Virginia, the financial worries associated with

attending college were a family affair. As a recipient of the G.D.

Bragaw Scholarship in Memory of Robert A. and Joan Lux, that

burden was lessened. “My family was faced with the prospect of

funding college not only for me, but also for my sister and identical

twin brother,” said Mitchell. “My scholarship was a great benefit.”

Designated for history or political science and global study majors,

the G.D. Bragaw Scholarship in Memory of Robert A. and Joan Lux

was initially established by Bo Bragaw ’79 in memory of his grandfa-

ther. When Bo’s grandmother died in 2005, her name was added to

the award. Bo was a political science major at Shepherd.

Corrie Ann MancinelliMark and Tracy MancinelliMichelle MancinelliLawrence ’73 and Constance ManypennyRobert E. MarggrafOatha ’89 and Maybert MarkenBob and Shelly MarketellHelen MarkleArthur J. MartinJoseph ’83 and Christie MartinMichael and Myla MartinRosemarie MartinCecelia MasonCurtis G. Mason ’73Daniel ’80 and Teresa MasonJonathan ’08 and Beth MasonEnrico Massimino ’77 and Teresa McBeeJeremy ’96 and Jeanette Johnson ’94 MathiasLyndsey ’06 and Robert Matschat*Rodney and Susan MayDavid ’78 and Linda MayleKevin McAllisterMatthew T. McCarty ’10Frances ’80 and Robert McFerrenJohn Meeker ’05 and Rachael Meads ’92Beth MelilloAvery Mendzela ’15Thomas ’70 and Janet MeredithFrederick and Maria MerzoukLarry ’76 and Katherine ’74 Messner Alexander and Pamela MillerAlthea Vickers Miller ’57Gary ’78 and Wanda ’77 MillerJohn D. MillerR. Craig ’73 and Cynthia MillerSallie Miller ’69Thomas W. Miller*Philip MironAnnabel MitchellCharles and Linda MolnarGeorge MoodyLee ’76 and Beverly MooreRobert ’70 and Patricia Willey ’68 MooreMary Ann White Morgan ’53J. MossAmber Hollinger ’98 and John Mudri

Lannie ’67 and M. Linda MullenaxC. Randal ’77 and Lucinda ’75 MullettHoye and Loretta MuncyBruce Myers ’73 and M. J. Le May Myers ’76Duane and Tracy MyersOlivia Myers ’76Garland NagyGary ’87 and R. Lynn Funkhouser ’86 NajakaEddie ’96 and Sarah NaylorCharles ’75 and LuAnn NealMark L. NeelyChristine NeighborsJames ’94 and Joy Marsh ’93 NewkirkDawn NewlandSteven ’84 and Cynthia Jones ’85 NicewarnerBarbara ’52 and Richard Nickell*Robert and Veronica NickensJames M. NortonDean and Ann NorwichAlan ’56 and Geraldine OatesAshley Paxson O’Brien ’05Richard J. O’Brien IIClaire Hartman O’Connell ’69James ’57 and Ellen Keeler OmpsRuth Cornelius Orndorff ’59Kathleen OsantowskeBrantley Osborne ’15Leah OstrowGarland H. Ott ’62*Valerie Owens ’76Donald ’60 and Charlotte PainterHomer ’59 and Patricia PankeyJoseph Parham and Consuela Curden-ParhamChristopher ’82 and Jennifer ParkerShirley ParsonsGlenn ’59 and Barbara Patterson*J.D. PattersonMahlon ’81 and Ruth PattersonAllen P. Peacher ’71James R. Pearson ’91John E. Peiffer III ’63Richard ’99 and Michelle PellThomas and Bonnie PenceJudy Perdew

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LEFT: The 2019 Joseph P. McMurran Society Dinner Reception gave Dr. Heidi

Hanrahan (l.) the opportunity to visit with fellow faculty member Dr. Larry

Daily and his guest, Sandra Sheehan. Heidi is a member of the Shepherd

University Foundation’s board of directors and was named 2018 Professor

of the Year by the Faculty Merit Foundation of West Virginia. She is a pro-

fessor of English while Larry serves as an associate professor of psychology.

Larry previously established the Jonathan P. Daily Endowed Scholarship

through the Foundation in support of applied mathematics. The scholarship

was created in tribute to Larry’s son, a promising young mathematician who

tragically passed away in 2011 at the age of 24. In 2009, Jonathan received

his bachelor’s degree in applied mathematics with a minor in biology from

George Mason University and utilized these degrees modeling insect popu-

lations in streams at the Leetown Science Center. At the time of his death,

he had been published in the Journal of Ecology in addition to success-

fully questioning a methodology in his field at a professional conference. “I

feel like Jonathan was well on his way to creating a legacy and part of my

motivation in establishing this fund was to do that for him,” said Larry, who

recently joined the McMurran Society, a special group of donors who have

chosen to share their lifelong financial achievements through estate and

other planned gifts.

J. Stephen ’73 and Kathleen PeregoyMeg PetersonKathryn PetroskeyGary L. Phalen ’67Gary Phalen ’11Francine Hykes ’82 and John PhillipsJohn ’71 and Barbara Hunt ’71 PichotHeather PindellDavid ’77 and Barbara Stewart ’77 PlumeJames ’68 and Sue PorterIrma PorterfieldRon B. PorterfieldElizabeth Bushong ’72 and David PotterEmily ’64 and Russell PottsJohn ’60 and Peggy Potts

Norman G. Price ’56David and Jean Anne PughJames ’69 and Joyce PulchineDavid PumphreyJeffrey ’88 and Beverly Schwartz ’87 Purnell*Maryalice PylesJerome Quinata ’08Stefanie RadcliffeKimberlee RaidtTimothy ’00 and Jamie Ricca ReadyJohn Reges ’88 and Kimberly LaneRichard and Kathleen ReidMark Remington ’85 and Lesley SiskDale and Laura RenningerFrederick ’60 and Lindley Shockey RhodesMichael and Barbara RiccardsKaren Mirr ’12 and William RiceLacy ’99 and Suzy RiceDonald and Sarah Richards

Tina RichardsPatrick RidingsBrenda Nolan Rinehart ’83David RinehartR. Raymond ’56 and Jean Pinder ’55 RiordonLaurie and Michael RisellCheryl D.L. Roberts ’80Andrew ’85 and Laurie Umbach ’85 RobertsonChris and Kathryn RobertsonChad D. Robinson ’96Anthony ’61 and Lois RoccoMark Roemer ’90 and Elizabeth Binns-Roemer ’96Mary Ann Frye Rogers ’60*Roy Rogers ’08 and Mary Theresa Wall-RogersJennifer Rolston ’95 and Patrick ShunneyPatricia RuckerRita Coleman ’85 and Haydon Rudolf

W. Mark ’84 and Ashley RudolphMelissa Elliott ’04 and Erich RuthClifton ’75 and Shannon McBride ’76 RutherfordHannah Safren ’12Jeffrey and Jennifer SamiltonGeorge and Jane SandersKristin SaundersSusan SaundersEllen SavalGarland ’64 and Erica SavilleEric Schaffer and Stephanie Slocum-SchafferBeverly SchillingAlan R. ScottJames ’88 and Teresa ScottChris Scriven and Denise August-ScrivenGeorge and Tracy SeffersTaylor SeitzingerMary Wanger Selove ’66J. Tevis ’86 and Pamela Sensel

Carl E. Shanholtz ’84W. David and Alicia ShawJohn and Stacy ShawZhiavictoria ShepardsonHarriett Shortley Sherwood ’69Edward ’73 and Diane Michael ’73 ShewbridgeSteven Shiley ’14Donald ’61 and Marcella ShirleySonya ’18 and Aaron SholleyDennis ShontzLinda Regner ’82 and William SickelTom SilcottGeorge and Suzanne SimpsonJason C. SingerBeverly SmarikCarly SmithJames ’51 and Evelyn SmithPeter and Victoria Short SmithSteven Smith and Margaret PetersonTheresa Smith ’90

Victoria Smith-Thompson ’74 and Jonathan ThompsonRaymond and Phyllis Smock*Andrew and Karey SmytheBradley ’82 and Susan Stuckey ’82 SnowdenKathryn Snyder ’73Vivian SnyderScott and Joanne SokolowskiLinda SpatigDonald ’74 and Nancy Digges ’75 SpechtRobert ’66 and Donna SperowJohn ’88 and Holly SpicklerKarl ’76 and Linda SpunichDennis and P. Jane StaleyMargaret King Staubs ’82Phyllis Bott ’59 and Colin SteeleMaureen Devlin ’79 and Raymond StefanskiMargaret McLurkin ’59 and Richard StelleMichael ’79 and Janice Koernig ’80 Stemple

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Robert and Ruth StephanF. Porter and Deborah StilesCalvin StreetDavid ’73 and Anne StriderRobert StubblefieldMichael ’81 and Barbara SturmanDavid ’71 and Kathleen SullivanMichael SullivanThomas Sullivan ’69 and Claudia Bolen-Sullivan ’67Francis SustarichCleonica SutchWilliam M. Sweeney, Jr.Peggy SwisherJoseph ’61 and Dolores SzymialisJudy Szymialis ’62Christopher and DeAnna TaylorChristopher S. Taylor ’06James ’59 and Dorothy ’59 TaylorMargaret TaylorRonald ’63 and Charlotte TaylorRonald ’61 and Nancie TaylorTeresa Taylor ’90 and Rebecca BurfordEdward ’76 and Rose Gegor ’76 ThomasJames A. Thomas, Jr.Robert and Jaquelyn ThomasJames ’69 and Shirley ThompsonJerry ’66 and Reba ThompsonShirley TolbertKaren Tomimatsu ’77Magdalena TonderaWanda Muntzing Travis ’64Robin Truax ’76Thomas and Katherine TruittFranklin O. Turner ’65James ’92 and Kristin TurnerJim TurnerJ. B. and Kip TuttleRichard ’91 and Jeena TylerKatherine UptonClaire Urban ’98Charles W. Van Metre ’56Ray and Jane VanderhookSridhar and Nirupama VasireddyRussell G. Voelker ’92Vicki ’74 and Franklin Vogt-WrennHoward Wachtel and Marie Tyler-McGrawKirk P. WaldeckJohn J. Walker, Jr. ’74

Christopher ’96 and Jennifer Butrick ’98 WalterMary Jo Parker ’85 and Michael WardEmily Miller Waters ’57Alexandra Weakland ’15Gregory ’81 and Karen Cameron ’83 WeigelHarding ’70 and Claudia WescottJack ’55 and Ann WestMichael Whalton ’08 and Susan Hawkens WhaltonShannon WhitmanHelen Fisher ’65 and Robert WhitmerByron Wiggs and Rhonda SmithDulaney and Christina WilliamsEugenia WilliamsReynolds ’59 and Nancy Fritts ’59 WilliamsTerry F. WillsPamela Link ’69 and John WilmerKevin A. Wilson ’84Robert E. Wilson, Jr.Shirley Wiltshire ’64Arthur Wineburg and Susan BrownChristopher ’01 and Babette WiseLynn WisemanAlexandra Witt ’17Cynthia Boyd ’75 and Rodney WoodsDennis ’71 and Jean Norman ’71 WorkmanBeth Mahoney ’88 and Bryan WrightMary Alice Chittum Wright ’68Susan and John WynneLynn and Chelsey YellottJ. Bryan ’79 and Margaret YohoRichard ’94 and Teresa YorkRoger ’85 and Jill YounkerEdward and Christine ZahniserAnthony and Christia ZelenkaDale ’58 and Dorothy ZimmermanMichael and Shannon ZimmermanCecilia Zindel ’79Stanislaus Ziolkowski •

Corporate and Organization Donors

Legacy Circle$500,000+The Nora Roberts Foundation

Leadership Circle$50,000-$99,999Jefferson Distributing Co., Inc.Smallwood & Small Insurance, Inc.

Clock Tower Circle$10,000-$24,999ArgosCarlson Family FoundationJefferson Security BankOurs, Lawyer, Lewis & Co., PLLCUnited Bank, Inc.Vanguard CharitableWells Fargo Foundation

Shepherd Circle$5,000-$9,999American Services GroupBavarian Inn, Inc.BB&TBB&T West Virginia FoundationBronfman E.L. RothschildHMS Technologies, Inc.LaSalle Hotel Lessee, Inc.Rotary Foundation of ShepherdstownValley Proteins, Inc.

Reynolds Circle$2,500-$4,999Brown’s Auto Care Center, Inc.Enterprise HoldingsMcLean MortgageMountain State Software Solutions, LLCPatterson Services Group, Inc.The Pittsburgh FoundationShepherdstown PharmacyState Farm Insurance Co.- Jerry W. WilliamsVerizonWest Virginia Humanities Council

West Virginia Library CommissionYounis OrthodonticsZullo Investment Group, Inc.

Rumsey Circle$1,000-$2,499Alexander Seven LLCCA, Inc.Center for Orthopedic Excellence, PLLCContemporary American Theater Festival, Inc.Delta Sigma Pi, Epsilon Kappa Alumni AssociationEastern West Virginia Community Foundation, Inc.Federated InsuranceHutzler Oil Company, Inc.Keller Stonebraker InsuranceKiwanis Club of Charles TownLeatherman Potomac CorporationLowe Real Estate Group, LLCMeridian International CenterNetScout Systems, Inc.Ollie’s VIP LoungeOrsini’s Appliance Sales and ServicePill & Pill, PLLCPriceRomine, PLLCRickard Associates, Inc.Scales Law OfficeThe Skinner Law FirmState Farm Insurance Companies FoundationThe Federal Group, IncUnited Capital Financial Life Management

Potomac Circle$500-$999Ajax Amusement MachinesAll Creatures VeterinaryApplecrest Orchard, LLCAsbury United Methodist ChurchThe Bennett AgencyBowles Rice Attorneys at LawC.E.S.Captain Bender’s TavernChantilly Crushed Stone, Inc.

Chartwells Dining ServicesChick-fil-A at RansonCHLC Cynthia’s Health and Longevity CoachingCompany No. 5 Brewery, LLCCorporation of ShepherdstownCress Creek Golf and Country ClubEnergy Audit Group, LLCHDW, LLC Whale of a WashHeiston Hardware & Supply, Inc.Jay’s Tree and Landscaping Services, LLCKiwanis Club of ShepherdstownLaw Office of Kathy M. Santa Barbara, PLLCLeiter Brothers, LLCPhoenix TeamPlatinum PR, LLCRobert C. Stone Attorney at LawRogers Rissler FoundationSantee, Inc.Schwab CharitableThrivent Financial for Lutherans Foundation

Knutti Circle$100-$4991st Choice Realty, Inc.4 Star Athletic ComplexA.P. Service, Inc.AC Mechanical, LLCAffinitas Real Estate Services, LLCAltria Group, Inc.Apple Valley ChevroletBank of Charles TownBottner & Skillman, Attorneys at LawCallas Contractors, Inc.Caperton FurnitureworksChaney-Buskirk Agency, Inc.Charles Town Lodge No. 948 Loyal Order of MooseCNB Bank, Inc.Cornerstone Wealth Management Group, Inc.Dabko LLCDecker & Company, PLLCDry Dock Pub, LLCDuckworth Insurance ServiceThe Duke Energy Foundation

Eastern Savings BankEpic SoccerExelon FoundationFirst United Bank & TrustFrank’s, Inc.Frederick Block, Brick & StoneFusion DigitalGalileo Press LTDGE FoundationGlory Days, Inc.Greensburg Bed and BiscuitGreentree Realty of Shepherdstown, Inc.GVC Plumbing & Mechanical Inc.H K CorporationHeffle Motor Company, LLCJ.C. Gladhill Property, LLCJoanna S. Luciano Parker, D.D.S., PLLCJones Insurance Agency, Inc.Kenneth L. Banks, D.D.S.Kinnett CPAs Inc.Kiwanis Club of Blue Ridge West VirginiaKnippenberg Insurance & Financial ServicesKRM Associates, Inc.Law Offices of Stephen R. Kershner, L.C.Live Sound Co.Lowe Hospitality Group, LLC (Comfort Inn of Shepherdstown)Lowe’s Home Centers, LLCLS Mechanical, Inc.LSP Data Solutions, LLCLuttrell Legal CorporationThe Magnolia TreeMartinsburg Civitan ClubMartinsburg Eye Associates, PLLCMarumsco Plumbing & Heating, Inc.Masterpiece Painting & Home ImprovementsOak Tree HomesOgden Directories, Inc.Pell Insurance, LLCPersonal Reflection Day Spa, LLCPGPresents, LLCPiedmont Family Practice, PLCPotomac Pedalers Touring Club

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R. M. Roach & SonsRandy Paul & Associates, Inc.Rappahannock Orthodontics PCRations CafeRecords Management SolutionsRels, LLCRestoration Unlimited, Inc.River and Trail OutfittersRLI Main Line USA, Inc.Roberts Welding & Mechanical, LLCSalesforce.orgSandstone Corner, LLCShenandoah AC & Heating, Inc.Shenandoah Garden ClubShepherdstown Fire DepartmentShepherdstown King’s NY Pizza, Inc.Sokel Makeup & Skin Care, LLCSportBike Specialties, Inc.

RIGHT: In 2017, Argos USA emerged as a new program sponsor

of the Scarborough Society’s annual fundraising gala. Since then,

the Martinsburg-based cement plant has expanded its support

of Shepherd University to include multiple programs and affinity

groups. Over the past year, Argos has contributed to the Scar-

borough Society, President’s Club, Last Dollar Fund, Paul Saab

Memorial Lab, Men’s Golf Team, and the annual Alumni Golf

Tournament.

Established in 1864 as Standard Lime, the company has been alter-

nately known as Martin Marietta, Capital Cement, Essroc, and now

Argos USA. With U.S. headquarters in Atlanta Georgia, and inter-

national headquarters in Columbia, South America, it is the fourth

largest producer of cement in the United States. The Martinsburg

facility produces more than two million metric tons annually of high

quality performance-specific cements. With six cement plants and

numerous ready-mix facilities in operation across the continental

United States, Argos employs 150 people in Martinsburg and more

than 3,000 nationwide.

“Giving back to our communities and promoting education builds a

strong sense of community and provides Argos with the sustainabil-

ity on which the company is founded,” said C.D. Linton ’94, regional

manager of human resources for Argos USA. “We are proud to be

a business partner with Shepherd University and look forward to

many years building and cultivating that relationship.”

State Farm, Agent Dawn M. NewlandStrategic Resolution Experts, Inc.The Greater Hagerstown Committee, Inc.The Station Bar & Grill, LLCThos. Somerville Co.TJ’s Place, Inc.TMG Studios, LLCTopper Construction CompanyWinchester Distribution CenterWinchester Orthopedic Associates Ltd.WV University HealthcareYore & Associates, LLCZinaich Capital & Risk Management, Inc.

Blue and Gold CircleUnder $100The Anvil Restaurant

Aqua Green Trout FarmCherry Valley Tractor Sales, Inc.D & D Trucking of Augusta, LLCFlowers & Flowers, LLCFormal Express, Inc.Frank’s Coffee and Roaring Spring Water

Headquarters Hair DesignHemps, Inc.Home DepotJames G. Gibson, DDSJennings Chevrolet Buick GMCKoerner & Associates, LLCMain Street GrillMt. Top Truck Stop, Inc.

Pells Fairfax CrabhousePriority + Legal Services, Inc.S & S Recognition, LLCSansalone & Sansalone Attorneys at LawSheetz, Inc.Shepherds Cove Development, Inc.

Shroyer Plumbing & Heating, Inc.South Berkeley Self Storage, LLCState Farm Insurance, Agent Trish HowserSureshot Delivery Service, Inc.TD Nails & Spa, LLC •

Joseph P. M cMurran SocietyThe Joseph P. McMurran Society was established to honor those individuals who wish to provide for the future of Shepherd Uni-versity with a planned gift or bequest. The McMurran Society provides recognition of donors who have made such plans and hosts events to honor the Society members as well as keep them informed about the progress Shepherd University is making and its plans

for the future. The McMurran Society bears the name of Joseph P. McMurran, Shepherd’s first principal (president), who served from 1871 to 1882. This list includes all living members during the 2018-2019 year.

John E. ’71 and Sally Z. ’71 AdamsShepherdstown

Michael M. Athey ’62Shepherdstown

Martin R. and Elise T. BaachShepherdstown

Fred M. and Jane BaerHagerstown, Maryland

Thomas L. Banks ’54Williamsport, Maryland

Dennis L. Barron ’73 Shepherdstown

Helen Cook Barrow ’40Fairfax, Virginia

Linda R. Bartle ’69Hanover, Maryland

Mary C. BellShepherdstown

Walter L. ’69 and Mary Jo ’73 Brown Winchester, Virginia

Roland J. BrownSummerfield, Florida

Clarence E. BurdetteCharleston

Jean S. Carper ’52Shepherdstown

William C. CarriganShepherdstown

Jane M. Cook ’05 and William D. SimmonsShepherdstown

Donald L. and Lynne F. CosnerMartinsburg

Brian P. and Paula Mayes Coupe ’71Alexandria, Virginia

W. Ross ’58 and Karen S. ’69 CunninghamHagerstown, Maryland

Mark H. CurleyCleveland Heights, Ohio

Larry Z. DailyShepherdstown

James M. ’59 and Mary Jane ’60 DavisShepherdstown

Gerald W. ’77 and Bonnie Broy DodsonBerryville, Virginia

Robert L. Dotton ’65Grand Island, New York

David L. and Cathy DunlopThe Villages, Florida

Carol Ann Van Evera Durand ’64Reston, Virginia

Richard S. DurhamKearneysville

John L. ’61 and Pat M. ’60 EgleShepherdstown

Erdem I. ErginShepherdstown

Margaret A. EubankArlington, Virginia

Philip W. Fearnow ’62Martinsburg

David Blair FlettGlen Mills, Pennsylvania

Roxannne R. French ’94Martinsburg

Jean L. GansGrafton

Elsie Grant-Norman ’62The Villages, Florida

Carole B. GriffithShepherdstown

Kenneth E. and Kitty N. ’74 HarbaughWilliamsport, Maryland

Anders H. and Ann Witherspoon HenrikssonHarpers Ferry

Dale C. Hicks ’61Martinsburg

Lily R. HillChagrin Falls, Ohio

Paul W. ’58 and Luella Jo HillyardWinchester, Virginia

Dot E. ’12 and Allison D. HivelySarasota, Florida

Robert A. Holmes ’64Atlanta, Georgia

Michael W. Hudson ’72Toms River, New Jersey

Barbara A. Humes ’70Harpers Ferry

Ann Wilson Hummer ’69Frederick, Maryland

Stanley O. Ikenberry ’56State College, Pennsylvania

Christopher D. and Sherri JanelleMartinsburg

Wanda T. Keebler ’61 Martinsburg

Mary Ellen Kline ’51Martinsburg

Lynn E. Leatherman ’92Falling Waters

William A.S. and Monica W. LingenfelterHagerstown, Maryland

Elizabeth S. Lowe ’52Shepherdstown

Kenneth F. ’71 and Mary F. ’70 LoweShepherdstown

Allen L. ’67 and Sara T. ’67 LueckShepherdstown

Eugene M. Lugat ’83Reisterstown, Maryland

Stanley C. Marinoff Chevy Chase, Maryland

Lyndsey W. Matschat ’06 Martinsburg

Susan Mentzer-Blair ’72 and William BlairKnoxville, Maryland

Andrew D. Michael ’75Berkeley Springs

C. David ’63 and Barbara L. ’53 MillerWilliamsport, Maryland

Thomas W. Miller Shenandoah Junction

Susan L. MillsShepherdstown

David T. ’76 and Betsy B. ’78 NewlinWinchester, Virginia

Barbara K. ’52 and Richard S. NickellShepherdstown

Philip A. ’67 and Gwen C. NollMartinsburg

Mary Elizabeth OatesShepherdstown

Garland H. Ott ’62Charles Town

Glenn William ’59 and Barbara A. PattersonWestminster, Maryland

Travis M. Propst ’95Atlanta, Georgia

Jeffrey W. ’88 and Beverly A. ’87 PurnellFreeland, Maryland

Joseph J. Renn III ’60 and Robin L. RennIndian Land, South Carolina

Mary Ann Rogers ’60Martinsburg

Zoë Haynes SealeGainesville, Florida

Suzanne Shipley and Randall J. WadsworthWichita Falls, Texas

Elvin W. Sill ’59Arlington, Virginia

Stephen G. SkinnerCharles Town

Austin J. Slater, Jr. ’76 and Carmen SlaterHughesville, Maryland

Cynthia Smailes-Rybak ’98Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

Anne Stewart ’67 and Dennis D. SmallShepherdstown

Michael A. Smith ’89Middleburg, Virginia

Raymond and Phyllis SmockMartinsburg

J.J. Sorrenti II ’88Sewickley, Pennsylvania

Philip W. Spaulding ’67Marco Island, Florida

Daniel C. ’69 and Joan B. ’78 StarliperMartinsburg

Mark and Barbara S. SternScottsdale, Arizona

Nancy L. StriteMidlothian, Virginia

Patricia A. ThompsonCape Canaveral, Florida

Robert Schell Ulrich Montoursville, Pennsylvania

Gina M. Walters ’10Martinsburg

Charleen Yates WatkinsSpringfield, Virginia

James A. WatsonMorgantown

Margaret R. Welsh ’61Martinsburg

Lisa H. Willott ’73Nokomis, Florida

Paul E. ’74 and Patricia ’73 WilmothShepherdstown

Karl L. Wolf ’70Shepherdstown

John H. ’88 and Lisa M. ’87 WolffHamilton, Virginia

John P. ’78 and Anne M. WoodFairfax, Virginia

Charles H. ’59 and Peggy J. WoodwardMartinsburg

James K. ’70 and Gladys L. WrightGainesville, Virginia

Charles S. ’56 and Jacqueline S. YatesSpotsylvania, Virginia•



Donors by Class Year

*McMurran Society Member•President’s Club‡ Deceased during 2018-2019

Margaret Ikenberry WadeDale F. Zimmerman

Class of ’59Norman F. Bradford, Jr.David L. ChicchirichiJames M. Davis*John F. ErmerinsLeo R. FoggRobert D. HarmanR. William IsherwoodJoseph F. JenkinsNorman G. LineburgRuth Cornelius OrndorffHomer R. PankeyGlenn W. Patterson*Phyllis Bott SteeleMargaret McLurkin StelleDorothy TaylorJames L. TaylorNancy Fritts WilliamsReynolds M. Williams, Jr.Charles H. Woodward*

Class of ’60Dorothy L. Boltz CoyleW. Merle Cornelius, Jr.‡

Mary Jane Small Davis*Pat Moler Egle*•

Delores Jackson FosterNikki Timbrook IsherwoodCharles A. Lochbaum, Jr.Ira D. ManrossAnthony D. MerceruioMarsh H. Myers, Jr.Donald L. PainterJohn C. Potts, Jr.Joseph J. Renn III*Frederick W. RhodesMary Ann Frye Rogers*Richard S. Strite

Class of ’61Roger A. BarneyWayne A. DuncanJohn L. Egle, Jr.*•

Roger W. ForsytheDale C. Hicks*Mary Bland HillWanda Tucker Keebler*

Richard L. KnodeLawrence H. Leonard, Jr.Roy E. LutmanJoan Little ManrossG. Norris RathAnthony Rocco, Jr.Linda Walden RuddDonald H. ShirleyJoseph E. SzymialisRonald W. TaylorH. Alexander WangerEdna Jean Webber

Class of ’62Roberta AbsherRamon A. AlvarezMichael M. Athey*Walter A. Barr, Jr.Elizabeth D. Davis-SalmonG. Benjamin DillowPhilip W. Fearnow*George E. FriesElsie T. Turner Grant-Norman*Orie Thomas HarmanC. William Hill, Jr.Wayne C. MillsGarland H. Ott*George C. RutherfordPaul Stephen ShirleyJudy SzymialisLinda Cook Yoder

Class of ’63Bonnie O’Rourke BrannonC. Lee CookAnnamae Rohanic DartonNancy Rudle DuncanLarry W. LaymanHelen Egnor LeonardC. David Miller*John E. Peiffer IIILucretia Leather ReavesJeffrey S. ShultzJames O. StupRonald C. TaylorSandra Carlotti Zimmerman

Class of ’64Dan A. BakerArlene Kauer BattenLee W. BullwinkelC. Stephen Clem, Jr.Joann Campbell CohenJohn W. Deputy, Jr.

Joyce Pulley DeputyCarol Ann Thacher Van Evera Durand*Sandra Carson EverlyJoyce Akins FletcherBarbara Puckett GreenstreetRobert M. Grim, Jr.Charles E. HigdonWalter B. KnottBruce G. KoehnCatherine LantzH. Richard MillerWilliam S. MillerAlfred A. PhillipsEmily PottsRonald R. Reeder IIGarland D. SavilleEdwin G. StanfieldRobert J. Terpening, Jr.Wanda Muntzing TravisJack R. WhiteGail Ruth WhiteShirley Wiltshire

Class of ’65Karen Emmart BakerJames E. BarbConnie Rectenwald BarrJames E. BoydPeggy Byrd CarrollCarole Hall CarterCarolyn Carpenter DerrHugh M. Derr, Jr.Robert L. Dotton*Hubert R. FitzF. Richard GastleyAretha Champ KeesMary Jane Jones KnodeFrank L. LambertStefanie Bell LowPhyllis Miller McCleafHugh A. McNaughtonEdward L. MeyersM. Marsha Clark PlybonRollin O. PowellStanley W. Rote•

Franklin O. TurnerMary Merchant WhartonHelen Fisher WhitmerWinfred R. Wilkins

Class of ’66Barbara AdamsBarbara Hampton Collins

John DoyleBen G. Ellis, Jr.Wayman K. EverlySally Ann Myers GreenfieldSandra HessenauerJames R. JunkinsRuth Sundstrom JunkinsAnne KerfootGary G. LewisDarleen MillerLarry A. MullinJane RisslerMary Wanger SeloveJanet SherrardRobert L. SperowJerry D. ThompsonSandra Frye Van MetreJoseph V. Walter IIIRobert H. WeaverJudith Weed WhitmanMary Wysong

Class of ’67Earl R. BattenPaul C. BishopClaudia Bolen-SullivanRichard H. BrownWarren L. CarterWayne E. DeLauterLeo E. DuncanSue Taylor EdwardsShirley Cooper FitzSusan Davis GobleSarah Holme HarrisMark H. HiltHarrison E. Lanham, Jr.Barbara Fitzwater LesterAllen L. Lueck*•

Sara Taylor Lueck*•

Charles E. LutmanWallis Snyder MagahaLannie C. MullenaxGary L. PhalenJudith Howard PitzerDon C. PontiusGary A. PopeCarolyn Myers PopeArlene Young RoseJohn W. RosePatrick B. RudaNancy Osbourn SarraThomas R. ShepherdPatricia Brown ShirleyLinda Kerns Shock

Class of ’56Edward E. BurgeeDonald J. DahlinPatricia Gageby HenkesJames B. HutzlerStanley O. Ikenberry*•

Franklin M. MillsAlan B. OatesWilliam A. PennNorman G. PriceJ. David RickardR. Raymond RiordonJo Ann Manning SkvoretzPaul J. SkvoretzC. Richard Snively, Sr.Charles W. Van MetreCharles S. Yates*

Class of ’57Doyle W. BolyardLinda Cooper CarterEdward C. CastleNina Pownall DipasqualeClaude S. Flagg‡

Raymond O. FlaggJames B. HallSallye Morgan HeffleGeorge A. HottRobert C. Hughes, Jr.James G. LeslieSamuel W. Link, Jr.Althea Vickers MillerJames M. OmpsEmily Miller WatersAustin J. Webber

Class of ’58James S. ArtzRetha BuseyGary T. CooperW. Ross Cunningham, Jr.*George R. DuncanCharles G. FunkPaul W. Hillyard, Jr.*Anna Lou Cummins KaltaJo Ann Jackson KnodeWilliam E. Knode, Jr.Taylor R. RuddJohn W. SchildtCarl O. Stewart

Class of ’40Helen Cook Barrow*

Class of ’50Virginia Higgs DowneyLaura Burch KentFred M. Novak

Class of ’51 Doris Clevenger CostelloWilliam M. DowneyRichard F. HarmisonJames F. Smith

Class of ’52Ann Rush HighamElizabeth Snyder Lowe*Pauline Simpson ManuelBarbara Nickell*

Class of ’53Eugene D. AsburyMarian Oates BoothLowell R. FrittsBarbara Lewis Miller*Mary Ann White Morgan

Class of ’54Thomas L. Banks, Jr.*Charles E. BlakeMargaret Gore CovingtonRegina JonesThelma PearlBettie Newkirk PorterfieldNancy Long RickardNorma Morris Siler•

Class of ’55William F. GoldenBonnie Smith LongJ. Douglas MolerH. Kiehl PoffenbergerJean Pinder RiordonW. Boyd Rooney, Jr.Jack L. West


Anne Stewart Small*Judith Magaha SmithElizabeth Strider WalterRebecca Wiley Wilson

Class of ’68Cynthia Thurston BallJames W. CrumbackerRobert L. Curtis, Jr.Margaret Seidler DemerRonald E. DickersonC. Elaine Hamner FriendRebecca G. Gano FryeKay Dill GabbertJill Kostyk GannRoy L. GindlespergerJ. Keith HarnessE. Wayne HarrisMary Cockey HoeltzelT. Dean HoultDelmas M. HumphreysSamuel R. JohnstonCarol KamenskySusan Holden Keegan

Jerry P. KerrDavid C. LittleE. Michael LoovisPatricia Willey MooreSuzanne Weatherholt ParkerJames H. PorterCharles L. RannellsScott D. RightmyerColleen Teare RigotM. Christine Wizmerski RudaSandy McDaniel ShepherdPhilip M. ShultzJames W. StaleyJohn P. StriderSylvia Myers StubbsLinda Gill ThompsonWilson H. S. White IIIJohn E. Williams, Jr.Mary Alice Chittum Wright

Class of ’69Roger C. AndersonArthur J. Auxer IIIAllen H. Barr

David M. BartlettLinda Dodson BartlettFranklin A. Bell, Jr.Raymond C. BennettCarol Wiley BennettSharilyn BoveyWalter L. Brown*Susan CarpenterLynn L. CarrKaren Cunningham*Walter E. DukeCheryl FlaggRonald S. FryeJohn C. GladhillAmon A. Grantham, Jr.Carol Anne Noland HitchoEdwin F. Hoeltzel, Jr.Cheryl Wine HoultAnn Wilson Hummer*Jerald McGrawLinda Largent McGrawKathleen McGuinnessSallie MillerClaire Hartman O’Connell

James J. Pulchine, Jr.David B. RigotHarriett Shortley SherwoodJudy SnyderLinda Margroff StriderThomas M. SullivanJames G. ThompsonTamara VetterPamela Link WilmerSharon Jackson WysongBeverly Burkhart Yeagle

Class of ’70Susan Johnston AlivetoCarolyn Cline AndersonPaul V. Armstrong•

Judith Harris Armstrong•

Gary C. BallBetty Boward BennettRonald A. BreedingEvelyn Pickett CushwaJohn W. CushwaRosemarie Ashton DayJames D. Edwards

Roger P. EngleMelanie FilesWilliam D. FrazierVicki Shockey FulkConnie Keiter HagelinKitty Morison HallCheryl Miller HawkinsLawson L. HockmanBarbara Humes*Joyce Harman JoslinJohn D. Kafton, Jr.James R. KeeganMary Ellen Blue KirkJo Shanholtz LargentLynn Fisher LittleThomas R. MeredithEleanor Spohr MillerRobert E. MooreDotty PiccolominiMary Silvester RannellsJames S. Scott, Jr.Lynn Whittington SnowMary StaleyWayne G. Thomson

Susan Clohan Thorniley•

Harding P. Wescott, Jr.Douglas H. WhitmanWayne A. WhitmoreKarl L. Wolf*•

James K. Wright, Jr.*

Class of ’71James H. AlbrightRichard D. AlgerFrank AlivetoSusan BuceyEdward L. CannonMary Shipe DukeBarby McDonald FrankenberryJames G. HeflebowerAgnes Warther HollowayNancy HovatterBeverly Skinner HughesCynthia Grubb JonesJ. Donald JonesTreva Griffith KernsCarolyn Nelson KerrGarry R. Kilmer

LEFT: The Shepherd University Foundation welcomed an unprec-

edented 18 new members into its Joseph P. McMurran Society at the

organization’s annual dinner reception on May 4, 2019. Among them

was Dennis “Denny” Barron ’73 (r.), pictured with Shepherd Uni-

versity Foundation president Christopher Colbert ’95 at the event.

In July 2018, Denny created a general education scholarship for

Jefferson County students. “I just want to help deserving students

offset the costs associated with higher education,” he said of the

deferred gift, established through the transfer of ownership of a life

insurance policy to the Shepherd University Foundation, enabling

Denny to make fully tax-deductible payments to the Foundation

to cover the cost of the premiums. The gift is the first of its kind for

the Foundation and demonstrates how planned giving may take on

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Mariland LeeJ. Douglas LewisKenneth F. Lowe, Jr.*Scott M. McCloskeyJohn Andrew MesserPatricia Schneider MooreSharon Rider MuellerEdward L. Ostrowski, Jr.Allen P. PeacherBarbara Hunt PichotJohn R. PichotLinda PontiusJoyce Plitt RathDavid L. SullivanReggie S. SwansonNancy TownsendGerald R. WalterConnie WashburnNelda Grubb WilliamsJerry W. WilliamsNorma Jean WiltJean Norman WorkmanDennis N. Workman

Class of ’72John M. AlbertKenneth C. BarneySusan Bowers BonebrakeScott D. BoyerSusan Papola BreedingRobert M. BryanPatricia Cheney CannonWilma C. Cooper Elliott

Robert H. FrankenberryRebecca FrielMaurice A. GladhillRichard W. HareSusan HeflebowerMichael W. Hudson*•

Betty Teets HutslerRobert H. JenseniusSandra Byers KaiserWilliam C. LindRichard L. McDonaldSusan Mentzer-Blair*Robert T. Myers, Jr.Elizabeth Bushong PotterMary Ann RobertsonRonald E. SnowB. Lee SnyderNancy Esterline TornelloStephen G. Wildasin

Class of ’73Dennis D. BarronDennis L. Barron*Elizabeth BondDennis L. BoylesG. Jeffrey BrownMary Jo Ziler Brown*Paul E. BrownSherry Miller BrownLarry A. BurkhartJames B. CarnesLaura Dorsey CrosbyJan Newbraugh DanhartPaul H. DeanerThomas E. DickmanKeith B. DuBoisBrenda Willingham EisenhartHarry T. Fogle

Monica Davis FogleJ. Lisa FranzenSusan GemenyMina GoodrichPatricia HareJerry W. HornerSusanne Long HornerPhyliss Twigg KaftonCharles F. Kauffman, Jr.John W. KelleyDonna Brake KuhnJacqueline Mears LutgenLawrence L. ManypennyCurtis G. MasonJudith Anderson MatlickRoy W. MatlickDorothea McDonaldRichard D. MillerR. Craig MillerBruce A. MyersJ. Stephen PeregoyJohn E. PiccolominiLois Barrett PierceJudy Couchman PittingerJoan Walker PopeDiane Michael ShewbridgeEdward L. ShewbridgeKathryn SnyderDavid B. StriderGlenn Twigg, Jr.Susan Miller WagnerPatricia Wright Wilmoth*

Class of ’74Douglas T. AlexanderManuel P. Arvon IIThomas E. BarnhartDenise Burns

Michael S. CalhounShellie ChambersJaye W. CoppRobert F. CurryKaren Dawson DickmanSue Smith DowdenJames R. FleenorMary Lee DeHaven GladhillM. Wayne GoodrichKittylee Nye Harbaugh*Mary J.C. Hendrix•

Billie Jean Feller JenseniusJ. Nicholas KerchevalDeborah MacCormack Koerner•

Christian T. Koerner•

Gerald L. KrauseDennis W. MartinJudith Gray MartinKatherine Potter MessnerJames L. MooreAnne Grissinger MunroJay S. MurphyMark E. OsbournLouise Wiley OstrovJoanne RossiThomas E. RustJerome J. SmithVictoria Smith-ThompsonRonald L. SmootDonald G. SpechtBrenda Staley GeorgeLinda StaubRobin W. TownsendCarol Miller VoglerVicki Vogt-WrennJohn J. Walker, Jr.Allan J. WarsawPaul E. Wilmoth*Betty Wojcik

Class of ’75Clayton A. AndersAllaine BarneyPatricia Barrow ScrivenerJody Butler CarterLinda CampbellChristopher B. CarterGayle L. ConnerJeffrey S. DavisClark A. Dixon, Jr.Gary A. DonleyMillard DowdenCarol FaucettKerry Hartsell Grantham

LEFT: More than 40 alumnae, community members, faculty, and staff attended the Women for

Shepherd Metal Pour and Art Exhibit on October 20, 2018 at the FASTEnER Lab on Shepherd Univer-

sity’s campus. Sponsored by the Shepherd University Foundation in conjunction with the Shepherd

University Art Department, the event featured the work of recent Shepherd graduate Alyssa Imes ’18,

whose sculpture of a monarch butterfly was previously on display in the gardens of historic Popodicon.

Alyssa conducted the pour with her self-made furnace, Phylus. Participants were invited to craft indi-

vidual pieces based on personal inspirations. They received a tutorial showing how to create a scratch

block mold of their chosen pattern, which in turn was used to create a metal keepsake made from iron

poured on-site. Cindy Calhoun ’95, pictured here prepping her mold, chose to create a turtle. The Metal

Pour and Art Exhibit marked the 12th marquee event for Women for Shepherd University. Kay Dartt,

3-D Fabrication manager for the FASTEnER Lab, summarized the experience, saying, “It was a great

time bringing students, alumni, the campus, and community together to make art.” Julia

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Keith E. HarsherCynthia Smith HillD. Frank Hill IIIJanice HughesSusan KennedyMichael A. KneislyDonna Lang KneislyLinda LambMelinda Wilmore LandoltToni McConnell LeslieAdam B. Link IIIKathleen ManahanJoyce MarchetteJeannette Hane MendoncaLucinda MullettCharles T. NealLillian Ohley-TannebaumLinda Burr OrrGerald L. PotterBryan D. RobertsonJeff F. RothClifton L. RutherfordPatricia SiglePamela Butko SmithNancy Digges SpechtAnna Mary Willingham WalshMary Ellen Dorsey WaltemireCharles H. Waltemire, Jr.Norvel L. WillisCynthia Boyd Woods

Class of ’76Susan M. Alsip-LawsonLaura Vaughan BeauchampKenneth J. BooneRobin C. BreedingRebecca Vickers CusterDebra Martin DuggerDoris Horner FiddlerKaren Upwright FitzpatrickTheodore GilletteWilliam W. GranthamPatricia Brannon GrinnanJohn B. HemphillDana J. HolmquistDennis L. HouseholderLarry D. LaingM. J. Le May MyersMary Kay Doyle MacFarlaneLarry K. MessnerThomas C. MillerLee R. Moore, Jr.Aldine N. Moser, Jr.Olivia Myers

David T. Newlin*Valerie OwensFrancis C. ReichenbachMary Curry RinardShannon McBride RutherfordRebecca Waggoner SagleAustin J. Slater, Jr.*•

Karl D. SpunichRose Gegor ThomasEdward D. ThomasRobin TruaxEric D. Waggy

Class of ’77Howard B. AllenSusan Cranford BattenRonald R. BennettSandra ButtsRichard B. Chaney, Jr.Ralph D. ClarkDonald E. ClemEllen Greene CoffayBerniece Jackson CollisSarah Mays CorleyValinda Dozier DattilioSusan DavisJames S. DeanerPamella Clark GilletteRobin GrenkePamela Brooks HilliardC. Mark HofeJennifer Peters KohlheppSheila LoflandRosanne Pentz MartinEnrico J. MassiminoPatricia MentoWanda MillerC. Randal MullettRobert M. Ogle‡ Ralph E. PetrieBarbara Stewart PlumeDavid L. PlumeGary L. RecherJoseph A. Siska, Jr.Karen TomimatsuBetty Jane DeHaven WebberJack K. Yankey

Class of ’78Dana Hendricks AndersGerald A. BakerPatricia BrownMargaret Bires CogswellKathleen Curtin

Richard B. Donovan, Jr.Michele DorseyCarolyn Gess FleenorGwen Mauck FrazeeMartha Barr GainesRebecca Upton GrandleDeborah Horvat HammondDawn D. Blickenstaff HatzerDaniel L. HerrMichael D. HockmanBetty HottDouglas C. HufferJohn W. InwrightDavid A. JacksonVicki Risinger JenkinsPamela Baird KeysLois KuhnGerard J. Lawrence, Jr.Rebecca Mason LidgerdingJames G. MacFarlane IIIDavid K. MayleKim Davis MercierGary L. MillerJoseph B. Moles, Jr.Betsy Newlin*David R. RichardsonThomas J. RinardMark L. SpessardJohn H. TarmannHali TaylorElizabeth TruschelGary W. WalshJohn P. Wood

Class of ’79Barbara Ashton AlexanderGeorge D. Bragaw IIICheryl Kelley DeanerCarol DunlevyDavid W. FoleyDennis E. FryeCarmel Devlin GoodwinCarolyn GrovesBecki Reese HillRichard M. HolmesLynne H. Hudson-RichardsonSally Gavin JacksonJill JenningsMary Smith KauffmanGordon L. KeysJohn D. Lowe IIITeresa Ring McCabeTamsen Farmer MolendaKenneth W. Peppard

Anita SmithMaureen Devlin StefanskiMichael W. StempleNancy Jo Rice UpwrightJ. Bryan YohoCecilia Zindel

Class of ’80Mary Beth Genovese BakkeGene R. BartlettClay H. BeardTodd M. BeardKathy Jo Tabler BlueJoseph P. Catlett•

Steven A. ChmielewskiDaniel G. CogswellNancy Herridge DossDenis L. DossMary Beth Dalgarn DottonDaryl J. GroveJudith Bateman HockmanStephen R. KershnerFreda Lower LeeDaniel H. MasonFrances McFerrenJoel D. NahariTimothy M. O’ConnellTina Fawley RoachD. Scott Roach•

Steven M. RoachCheryl D.L. RobertsCarol Mason RothmanNeil B. ShanholtzerPatsy ShewbridgeJoseph A. Siler, Jr.•

Janice Koernig StempleKimberly Basore WallsMerrell D. Wilson

Class of ’81Sharon Appel BeardMartha Barney BeardRoger L. BeardMichael F. CajigaoSandra CollierSteven C. DiehlC. Dawn Meadows DiehlGina Fargo DiehlMichael S. EssisFranklin E. FarmerJames M. FormalCharles D. HippDenis C. HodgkinsPatricia Donahue Howser

Carolyn Grant LaneMark E. LewisStephen J. LynchTerri Gooden NahariNina Lucas OrsiniDana M. OrsiniCarol PiersonDonna Runkles PillCatherine Faber RheaLinda Hottel Roach•

Patricia Richmond SaylorCinda ScalesDeborah Myers SealKeith A. StainsMichael W. SturmanDebra Gaither SummersChristine TaylorJohn T. Thayer•

Constance Van SicklerGeorge D. Vandenbergh IIGregory M. Weigel

Class of ’82Keith B. AdamsPhilip A. AnkersEvelyn Hevener AnkersJoanne Poole BaumSharon Glass ByrdPeter G. ChaneyBambi Conrad CrawfordGregory S. CrawfordChristopher J. FletcherJennifer Cooper FletcherDennie J. GandeeTeresa Youngblood HartmanEric P. HofstetterShell L. HoskinsonKeith B. JanssenSusan JournellDavid A. NewcomerChristopher P. ParkerWilliam W. Pearman, Jr.Francine Hykes PhillipsCharles L. Pierce, Jr.Donald E. RossLinda Regner SickelDonal L. SmithBradley C. SnowdenSusan Stuckey SnowdenDonna Sharp StainsMargaret King StaubsPaul F. Wolfe

Class of ’83Sharon Decker AffinitoLisa Trayer BivensJames C. CroninDavid A. DiehlPatricia Flanagan FellowsFrances GowerDale M. GreeneMichael J. GrovesJames D. HenriksenMaureen McDonald HenriksenDeena Hockensmith HofstetterRachel Schrumpf LehnerEugene M. Lugat*Dawn Zakarian LynchJoseph P. MartinPaul T. McDermott•

Linda C. Myers-HartRichard R. NewcomerKatherine Shepich NewcomerMarguerite Showers NewcomerRoger W. PierceSherlyn Russell PierceBrenda Nolan RinehartLisa Pittinger RolleDavid P. RudyThomas D. SlackKaren Cameron WeigelEverett L. Yore

Class of ’84Kathleen Arnold-GloverNancy Schelhorn BennettSharon Cather BrumbackDeborah McClure ChagGregory V. ClarkeJulia Gore ConnellCarol DaltonJohn M. EversonJames P. FraserTracy GarrettMichael D. GlazierMarlene Frye GrayLaura Wells HamiltonRonnie E. JamesLaurie Baldwin KisamoreTimothy J. LeberJohn L. MasonSteven L. NicewarnerRenae Kincaide OlverMartha Webber ReussW. Mark RudolphLorri Dove SchwartzEdward K. Schwartz



Carl E. ShanholtzCarol WillinghamKevin A. Wilson

Class of ’85Jennifer Whitlock BeanSusan Trout BittleMary Beth Wagner BresslerTammi Myers BrickerClifton E. Brooks, Jr.Ronald G. CarperGregory N. ChandlerMary Barker DiehlDaryl F. EckardJames E. FrankeWilliam F. Fritts IIAnthony GreenWayne B. HainesDonald B. HaleGaylen S. JohnsonMichele Ours MaidenMary Moler McMastersBoniva MillerLaura NealCynthia Jones NicewarnerMildred Coffinberger ParkDonald M. Parsons, Jr.Mark C. Remington IIAndrew C. RobertsonLaurie Umbach RobertsonRita Coleman RudolfSusan Walker SowersSuzanne SwartzJohn K. TaylorMary Jo Parker WardJill Sandberg WardSteve T. WeigelRoger W. Younker, Jr.

Class of ’86Jeffery H. AndersonLori Kitching BagliHarvey E. Barnhart IIIBrian J. BaukScott A. BeanLisa CoblentzThomas M. DiehlKevin R. DorwardEugene S. Dvornick, Jr.Lisa Long Everson

James FedorkoC. Jeffrey GrimmGina Householder GrohJames K. HealeyDonna HillRonald W. Imbach, Jr.Linda KelicanRobert F. LemanBernard W. MilhausenMichael D. MuseR. Lynn Funkhouser NajakaLisa Reed PalmerLisa ParkinsonAbby PearsonDouglas H. PowellToni RinehartJ. Tevis SenselLauri Hemphill StevensonRobert E. Talbot, Jr.Lisa TaylorNelson E. Vazquez

Class of ’87Eva Purdham BowlingMathew M. BowlingJames E. BryanBrian D. CarterKelly L. ColbertGreg M. CookeCharles P. Goode IIIPaul D. HemmeAnthony T. HoffmasterBrian K. JacksonMichael W. JacksonRichard W. LaFollette, Jr.Anne Shamberger MarshallTimothy L. McMastersMichael A. MeoliGary J. NajakaKenneth K. OyerlyJason J. PaarBeverly Schwartz Purnell*Amy RushLisa Blunt Wolff*Barry D. WoodardChristopher P. Wooten

Class of ’88Duane A. AndersWilliam D. Baker IIRobert A. BirDoris Perry BurkeyShaun P. CallaghanStephen R. Denton

Gregory R. EvansF. William W. Grinnan IIIMarianne Whitaker HawnTrudie Keller HolderBeth Butler JosephsCraig O. KershnerM. Michelle Shewbridge LaFolletteBrenda Kramer ManspeakerL. Andrew MooreLisa Gwyn PaarJeffrey W. Purnell*John M. RegesJames S. Scott IIINancy Pugh SmeltzerTeresa SmootJ. J. Sorrenti II*John R. SpicklerLinda StegVictoria ThomasHarry C. Van MetreCynthia Hose VanceStephen S. WalkerJohn H. Wolff*Beth Mahoney Wright

Class of ’89John D. AlexanderCatherine Binns AndersNikki BardinDavid E. BryantCarole D’AngeloDavid W. DeckerPamela Holder DeckertCatherine Duray BakerBrian P. FisherArturo R. GalesScott C. HaganWendy Cook HeadleyDarren B. IdenLorri Anne Ross IdenPamela KemmererJulie Kugler-BentleyTimothy D. LintonMichael J. LordanLori Shumaker MallerOatha D. MarkenBrent D. MayNancy McKeithenSheila Saylor NicholsDaniel F. SealMichael A. Smith*•

Richard W. Smoot

James L. SpicerAlfred L. Young, Jr.•

Class of ’90Mary BasslerJohn A. BeallDana Willis DentonMaria Evans-BrownAnne Coyle GoodeSherri L. HakemianLaura HaleAndrew W. HarrisWilliam C. Heschl, Jr.Renee Smedley HeschlRegina HolmesNancy Trenton KascakJudith Pigoski KeeganLisa Gregory MayDena Dunlevy O’NeillJoan Gussman OyerlyMark A. RoemerSally Vass SilverAnn SmithTheresa SmithStephen G. SweeneyTeresa L. TaylorRaleigh H. Watson, Jr.

Class of ’91Tina BerryMark A. ChandlerRobert H. Chuey IIMark A. CombsMegan Bolyard CookeJohn CowgillConnie Reed DavisPeter F. DysonMichael P. FinnertyJoy Osbourn LewisKimberly Fry MasonCarolyn Mann MillerEmily Martin MorhiserJames R. PearsonDebrah Lantz QuattlebaumRobert H. RauchJason L. RobertsonRonald F. RoweLara SchmidtRobert G. Smiles, Jr.Kevin L. StarliperEdward J. StaskyPamela Walsh StevensRobert C. Stone, Jr.

Richard H. TylerPatricia Williams

Class of ’92William D. BrohardRenee Brown BrohardMitsy L. Chambers-HardyRodney D. DavisCathy Clemmons DeckerMichael C. FolkRichard B. FrobleCurtis E. GregoryTheresa Janszen HooverLynn E. Leatherman*Jill Jackson LordanKelly Jo Hanshew LynottRachael MeadsPatricia MileyAnne Mowrey-FrobleJoann Freeland Parker‡

Judith PharrJohn R. PhillipsMichael S. SimmonsAmy Ferruccio SimmonsMary SuppleeChristopher J. TillerJames P. TurnerDawn Grove Van MetreRussell G. VoelkerPhyllis WeigelRichard J. Young

Class of ’93David A. AvellaTracey Crawford-StarliperJoyce FikeGretchen Gibney GermannLewis C. Harden IIStacey HoughP. Douglas HovatterBrenda JenkinsMaximilian G. JokschMichael K. MackeyClarence E. Martin IIIJoy Marsh NewkirkTony W. PriceTerri Roberts-MyersBrian P. RomineAnn ShafferDannie F. Wall

Class of ’94Andrew J. BanasikRobert A. Bowins

Brenda Miller FeltnerJeffrey L. FisherPeggy Shade GordonAndrea Irzinski GorenRebecca GrahamBrian J. GreenfieldLisa HilemanCharles D. Linton•

Kevin L. LynottJohnnie Mack IIITonya Barney MackeyJeanette Johnson MathiasCathy Peterson MillerCaroline A. Howell MinerJennifer MortonJames W. NewkirkDanielle Dehaven NordykeRobert K. Phillips, Jr.Deborah Byer RobertsonSteven H. SherrardAmanda Mulledy StevensHarry C. Van Metre, Jr.Kenneth A. WaldeckChristopher S. WellsRichard K. York

Class of ’95Elizabeth Turner BennettScott L. Bradford-DolemanWayne E. BraunsteinKimberly Jeffries BurchChris S. ColbertBradley B. ColeB. Whitney Roberts CornwellDavid E. DarnellAnna C. DeenySarah Meads DodsonJeffery R. ElyShan E. FoleyMelissa Migyanka HahnTimothy D. HainesRaymond J. HussonEric J. LewisKenneth F. Lowe IIIMichael R. MillerJennifer Hite MillerCinda Brandenburg PerryJames M. ReussJennifer RolstonTina Sanchez SchaubroeckSandra Dubay SponaugleBrett L. StenhouseCarolyn Sutton TaylorKory L. Tucker


William B. Whitlock IVTiffany WiensChauncey L. WinbushKelly Hussion YoungTracy A. Zullo

Class of ’96Elizabeth Binns-RoemerDiallo K. BrooksPeter B. BrownWilford L. BurkeKerri Jackson BurkhartChristopher J. DoranVernon C. Hunter, Jr.Charles B. LynchJeremy L. MathiasMichelle Edwards MeehanMarcyanna Worosila MilletEddie L. Naylor, Jr.Chad D. RobinsonJayne StotlerDwight R. SummersChristopher N. Walter

Class of ’97Kari AndersenRobert L. BrownShawn E. CainKerry Bayer ColeKendra Walker ColeLisa CunninghamDavid E. DayJillian DelaneyJeffrey A. DodsonJodi L. Forrest-PopeFredrick B. Huffman

Kelly A. HughesBrooke Myers HughesAmy KayesCynthia Jacquinot KitnerMichelle Mutzabaugh LucasGail McDowellAmy PenceValencia Cropper PolingBrian E. Williams

Class of ’98Elizabeth AdamsJennifer Hoeltzel BanasikJennifer BarneyChad W. BroadwaterMichael R. ChalmersHeidi Robb ClarkMatthew R. CornwellMark D. KnottBrad P. LewisAmber Hollinger MudriDaniel W. PropstErica Henry PropstKelle Renninger RobinsonBrian J. SandsAmanda Steiner•

Claire UrbanJennifer Butrick Walter

Class of ’99Jeffrey L. AdamsApril AwadAmanda Schmidt BreedenCourtney Guenther BurganWilliam E. Burgan, Jr.B. Keith Crockett

RIGHT: Carl K. Rauch '58 didn’t know Adam Weaver, yet he knew that his planned gift would enable

countless students like Adam to pursue a higher education. Professor Rauch achieved a lifetime of

accomplishments as a scholar, professor, and philanthropist. A former math professor at Shepherd,

Carl’s legacy at the university includes the creation of several student scholarships established across

multiple disciplines. Although Carl passed away in 2011, his philanthropic spirit lives on through the

students aided by these awards; Adam Weaver of Martinsburg is just one of those students. A junior

majoring in business administration, Adam is a recipient of the Carl K. Rauch and Susan Besaw Rauch

Endowed Scholarship for Business. Created through a bequest, the award honors Carl’s former wife, who

is a retired assistant professor of accounting at Shippensburg University. In establishing his endowed

gifts, Carl stated, “My satisfaction lies in knowing that I will be helping future generations attend this

wonderful school.” He would be satisfied indeed to know that upon receiving his award, Adam stated,

“It’s an honor to receive this scholarship as I am now able to earn a quality education that will benefit my

future.”

Sherrise Dowell De BaughBrian P. FieldLauren FlynnHeath D. GilbertAlan C. HainesWendy Wallace HainesMatthew T. KradelJohn C. LagganBrian C. LambScott E. LoweryJennifer MatczakLindsay Kafton McCartyJohn T. Millay IIIRichard Pell IIILacy I. Rice, Jr.Nicole Taylor RoanDeborah RomanoBarbara SmithJennifer Knott Williams

Class of ’00Dwayne D. BreedenSuzanne BucciKathy BurnerJason B. De BaughStella Hickerson FolkLyle E. Fultz IIJamaal R. GreenShannon N. HollidayGeorge I. Kidwiler, Jr.Barbara KlineJennifer Childs LambRaymond M. MillerTimothy J. ReadyLance W. SalesRoger L. Saville

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Kathleen ShollElizabeth Abramson TerrillJohn J. TerrillMarian Willauer

Class of ’01Ronald J. Fitzpatrick, Jr.Marshall A. GladhillDaniel B. JacksonSuzanne Panowitz ReiffAdam M. StraskulicJason C. TrenaryChristopher B. Wise

Class of ’02Mark T. BarneyDaniel J. BaumwaldArthur L. Burgess, Jr.Jerry W. CogleMark R. CrawfordKelly CrissmanRodney J. EmeryJames A. Green, Jr.Brandon E. KnottMichelle LarkinRebecca LewisAndrew D. LoweLizzie LoweKaty OrrDorothy RosadoNatalie Fox SpadacinoRonald L. WidmyerMisty Worrell

Class of ’03Elisabeth Reddinger BaumwaldLuke W. BenchoffTyler M. BoswellTrevor W. ForsheyAmanda Irvine FultzJudith FunkeBetsy GambinoSarah JamesBradley J. LongSue MercerJason B. MorrisNora RobertsMarcio A. RosadoLynne Smeltzer

Nicholas W. S. SowersGabor F. VolkerMelessa WagnerBradley S. WolfeKeith A. Worrell

Class of ’04Theodore C. AndersonKatie Bartlett BeallTheoda BeckerAmy FranzeKelli Potter GreenfieldTiffany E. LawrenceHolly McCallJustin J. McHenryBrenda PhillipsMelissa Elliott RuthSarah Russell SanchezRobert B. SeemJeffery M. ShortKelvin L. StubbsEarl G. Wean

Class of ’05Bonnie CaterTodd A. Cimino-JohnsonJane M. Cook*Mary Clare ErosRaymond P. Franze IIJohn D. MeekerAshley Paxson O’Brien

Class of ’06Marcy AlwinClayton O. BeardJoanne BeaulieuLaura GilpinAmanda GranthamRobert F. JarvisLori Davis LinneyWendy-Lee MaddoxLyndsey Matschat*Rita Quillen MihalikLaura Klingenburg PeachChristopher P. SellChristopher S. TaylorKathryn Kretzer Toy

Class of ’07Alexandria ArvonAdrienne Wright AsamPamela Smulovitz BurkeTodd C. EdmondsonKyle D. Hart

Justin M. HockmanJessica Polidor JacksonJustin L. JacksonFelicia LoweryRoderick A. MooreFrancisco A. NoriegaMegan Oates SimmsTiffany Beam Wolford

Class of ’08Lily BrightNicholas M. CostelloDavid B. DeuellAnthony J. GeorgianaLinda GrubbMaria Urrutia HartMegan HockmanLauren Patton HouserJoshua L. HouserTari JanssenTyler W. KeseckerCasey Perry KnottSandra LongerbeamJonathan K. MasonMatthew L. PolingJerome QuinataDiane L. RobinsonRoy R. Rogers, Jr.Danley T. ShankMichael J. WhaltonJacob L. Wilson

Class of ’09Marshall D. DeMerittDawn DozierJohn L. PearsonWilhelmina Myers SemlerJohn Welsh

Class of ’10Lisa Ellery AstiPatrick C. ClarkeLauren Easom ClarkeRobert DuckwallDerek GallagherJennica Polen GrubbLawrence K. HixsonTravis HopkinsChelsea HumphriesMatthew T. McCartyTraci Staley TrenaryJonathan AgeeMartin J. BurkePamela Caruso

Marian CorreaAlfredo Del VillarJessica DowneyLauren HartRobert A. HumphriesAnthony JacksonAlexander JonesEthan LawlorAlisa MillsKaty MongJonathan MotichkaGary PhalenSarah RickettsKimberly SlaughterBryan C. Wolfe

Class of ’12Michael BassRaquel CriderKatie Swayne GordonNeal HardieJanet Wright HarnerKeith JacksonStephen E. KitnerPhillip J. PerrotteKaren Mirr RiceHannah SafrenJames SutchSylvia Thomas

Class of ’13Jody BrumageStephanie CrumEmily DanielJustin GildarBrett R. GordonTiffany Root LewisAmber MageeRhonda WilliamsKasey Mercier Wolfe

Class of ’14Dolores AhrensMarianne DavisKelsey EaganChristina FerraraChristine A. LepineSteven ShileyJohn Wishmyer

Class of ’15Alyxandra AlbanoAvery MendzelaKatelyn MumawBrantley OsborneAlexandra WeaklandHanna York

Class of ’16Mark Chaney


Prudence GoddardCaitlin LeonardLoretta OberMichael RoseRachel SeftonBeverly Whitney-Pillow

Class of ’17Grant E. DavisKelsey EmeryNaim O. MuhammadMaggie NevinMichael H. ReedBrittany SheetsDaniel B. SweeneyNorice WhiteAlexandra Witt

Class of ’18Ellen BuchananAnneliese HeschlJoshua A. HughesRebekah HunterDakota LuttrellKelsey MillerGlenn MooreFrançoise NellesDeborah ParkMichaela RegerSonya SholleyGregory Voorhees •

It is a simple process to create a legacy that will honor someone special in your life. A named endowed fund can be established for a minimum gift or pledge of $25,000.

For assistance, please contact: Monica LingenfelterExecutive Vice President, Shepherd University FoundationPhone: 800-344-5231, ext. 5397 or 304-876-5397 Fax: 304-876-5004 Email: [email protected]

How do I establish an endowed fund?


Honor and Memorial Contributors

The following gifts were made through the Shepherd University Foundation in memory or in honor of family members, teachers, or others who have had a special impact on the donors’ lives. Contributions in any amount may be designated in this way. These gifts are a generous and thoughtful way to remember and recognize those who have made a difference.


In Honor of Paige AlexanderChristine Sullivan

In Memory of Albert and Helen AlvarezChad and Kim AlvarezMichael and Dianne Alvarez

In Honor of Ramon ’62 and Mary AlvarezChad and Kim Alvarez

In Memory of Eugene D. AsburyAudrey Asbury

In Memory of Rae T. BanksPhi Sigma Chi

In Memory of Mary BarneyJennifer Barney ’98Mark T. Barney ’02Todd ’80 and Martha Barney ’81 BeardMichael ’93 and Tonya Barney ’94 Mackey Catherine StaleyElizabeth StaleyJames ’68 and Mary ’70 Staley

In Honor of Walter A. Barr, Jr ’62John and M. Ann AlgerClayton ’75 and Dana Hendricks ’78 AndersConnie Rectenwald Barr ’65George ’79 and Anita BragawPaul ’73 and Dale BrownSherry Miller Brown ’73James ’77 and Cheryl Kelley ’79 DeanerLarry ’63 and Suzanne LaymanGary ’66 and Carol LewisDavid ’68 and Lynn Fisher ’70 LittleAllen ’67 and Sara Taylor ’67 Lueck*•

Susan Mentzer-Blair ’72 and William Blair*John Reges ’88 and Kimberly LaneCharles ’59 and Peggy Oden Woodward*

In Memory of Charles BarrowHelen Cook Barrow ’40*

In Honor of Kira BarthKristen and Scott Barth

In Memory of Richard Keith BattenSusan Cranford Batten ’77

In Memory of Helene Alvarez BazzreaChad and Kim AlvarezMichael and Dianne Alvarez

In Memory of Dr. Carl BellE. Wayne Harris ’68Joshua ’08 and Lauren Patton ’08 HouserJohn ’71 and Barbara Hunt ’71 Pichot

In Honor of Hailey BennettJeffrey BennettJonathan Sawyer

In Memory of Laurence D. BoryMarellen AherneKenneth and Martha Culver

In Memory of Jerome “Jerry” BradfordGreg ’87 and Megan Bolyard ’91 CookeEd Snider

In Memory of Rob BradfordTodd BirminghamGreg ’87 and Megan Bolyard ’91 CookeNelson ’86 and Barbara Vazquez

In Honor of Amanda Schmidt BreedenDwayne ’00 and Amanda Schmidt ’99 Breeden

In Honor of John Bresland and Beth BatdorfRodney Rutledge

In Honor of Emily Sophia BrownRobert Stubblefield

In Memory of Ronald BrownWilliam ’92 and Renee Brown ’92 Brohard

In Honor of Cara B. BurkerW. Ross ’58 and Karen ’69 Cunningham*

In Honor of Katherine CampbellDonald CampbellFiona FrankeVirginia Schlosser

In Memory of Dr. Howard N. Carper, Jr. ’52Estate of Lisa Carper

In Memory of Howard and Goldie CarperRonald G. Carper ’85

In Honor of Monte CaterDennis L. Barron ’73*O. Winston Cameron, Jr.Bonnie Cater ’05Deborah Harmison-WhiteAllen ’67 and Sara Taylor ’67 Lueck*Charles E. Lutman ’67Susan Mentzer-Blair ’72 and William Blair*

In Memory of Rebecca ClaffyLouise Wiley ’74 and Bradley Ostrov

In Honor of Adrian G. CornRobert N. Maddox

In Honor of Gregory S. CrawfordBradley ’82 and Susan Stuckey ’82 Snowden

In Honor of Geri Crawley-WoodsJulie Kugler-Bentley ’89 and John Bentley

In Honor of Benjamin DailyLarry Z. Daily*

In Memory of Jonathan Paul DailyBenjamin DailyLarry and Judith DailyLarry Z. Daily*Ruth Daily

In Honor of Jeff DavilaSarah Hartley

In Memory of Tony Del-ColleMichael and Carol Del-Colle

In Memory of Linda C. DentJack and Tracey Rohrbaugh

In Memory of Ralph A. DiPasqualeNina Pownall DiPasquale ’57

In Memory of Pat Dorsey ’78John and Pam Newbern Boyle

In Memory of Charles E. DossMartha DossDenis ’80 and Nancy Herridge ’80 Doss

In Memory of Laura Reiz DreitzlerSandra Jenkins‡ and Mary Bell*

In Memory of Margaret DrennenEastern West Virginia Community Foundation, Inc.Henry and Dale Drennen Walter

In Honor of Anne EfflandCornerstone Wealth Management Group, Inc.

In Memory of John and Anna Hill EgleJohn ’61 and Pat Moler ’60 Egle*•

In Memory of Dr. David C. EldridgeAltria Group, Inc.James E. Franke ’85Betty Myers

In Memory of Clara R. EvansBonnie O’Rourke ’63 and Leslie BrannonEmily Miller Waters ’57

In Memory of Brian FilonPatricia Filon

In Memory of Guy J. FrankCharles ’64 and Sharon HigdonLois Kuhn ’78Marsh ’60 and Barbara Myers

In Memory of Raymond and Ceil FrazierThe Duke Energy FoundationJames Leathers

In Memory of Mary Alice FrittsDavid M. AbelesJessica Downey ’11Melissa Migyanka ’95 and Eric HahnJames and Teresa KlauberRels, LLCC. Richard ’56 and Evelyn SnivelyDouglas and Nancy StolipherRose Anne and Tice TennantThe Greater Hagerstown Committee, Inc.Ernest and Carolyn WeidmanSteve ’85 and Phyllis ’92 WeigelAshley Whaley

In Memory of Lorna L. FryePaul P. Frye, Sr.

In Honor of Judy GossardCornerstone Wealth Management Group, Inc.

In Memory of Carol GrantShenandoah Garden Club

In Memory of Robert T. GrantElsie Grant-Norman ’62 and David Norman*

In Memory of Gary W. GreenfieldSally Ann Myers Greenfield ’66

In Honor of Julia P. GrehanJohn and Susan Wynne

In Memory of William P. GriffithCarole Griffith*

In Honor of Elana GutmanAmy FeinbergBarbara Feinberg

In Honor of Teddy HallCornerstone Wealth Management Group, Inc.

LEFT: In November 2018, the Shepherd community suffered the loss of a great friend to the

university. Sandra Jenkins moved to Shepherdstown in 2005 following her retirement from

a career in public service that was inspired by the women's movement of the 1970s and her

own perception of new opportunities. As a practicing attorney in the public sector, she was

a staunch advocate of women’s rights. In 1973, while working at the Maritime Administra-

tion where she spent the balance of her career, she recruited the first class of women to be

admitted to the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy, Kings Point. All eight female recruits went

on to graduate from the Academy, and in 1974, following the Kings Point success, Congress

opened all military academies by statute. Sandy also worked alongside notable activists like

Betty Friedan and Ellie Smeal while serving on the board of the National Organization for

Women’s Legal Defense and Education Fund. The group served as the lead advocate for the

federal civil rights law Title IX, which passed in June 1972.

Sandy resided in Shepherdstown with her partner and spouse, Mary Bell, a retired civilian

attorney for the Department of Navy. Both women were charter members of WISH (Women

Investing in Shepherd University) and are pictured here at the organization’s 2017 member-

ship reception. Sandy also served on the WISH Grants Committee and was an active member

of the Shepherdstown community in general. She and Mary attended Shepherdstown Pres-

byterian Church, where they were married in 2018. Bre

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In Memory of Florence M. HamiltonBrenda Kramer Manspeaker ’88

In Honor of Roger HamoodDavid ’89 and Cathy Clemmons ’92 DeckerMichael ’87 and Kathleen JacksonLeatherman Potomac CorporationAmanda RunklesScales Law OfficePamela Walsh ’91 and Phillip StevensWilliam B. Martz

In Memory of John HeadleeAnnamae Rohanic Darton ’63Joseph ’61 and Dolores Szymialis

In Honor of Ed HerendeenStephen Skinner and Jeffrey Gustafson*

In Honor of Noah HertertEric Hertert

In Memory of Paul R. HetzerMarianne Whitaker ’88 and Rick Hawn

In Honor of Christopher HicksKimberly HicksFreda Kinard

In Honor of Jennifer HippJulie Kugler-Bentley ’89 and John Bentley

In Honor of Lawson and Jacqueline HockmanA. Dwight and Barbara Baldwin

In Memory of Mary Francis HockmanMary Kathryn Robinson

In Honor of Kenneth HoffmanCornerstone Wealth Management Group, Inc.

In Honor of Dr. Kevin HohlCornerstone Wealth Management Group, Inc.

In Memory of Virginia HollidaDan and S. Ann Folk

In Honor of Douglas C. HornerJulie Kugler-Bentley ’89 and John Bentley

In Memory of Kris Hughes/Angelo SmithNelson ’86 and Barbara Vazquez

In Honor of Brooke HunleyKimberly Hunley

In Memory of Dr. Oliver S. IkenberryStanley ’56 and Judith Life Ikenberry*• Margaret Ikenberry ’58 and Richard Wade

In Honor of Dr. J. Michael JacobsJohn and M. Ann Alger

Clayton ’75 and Dana Hendricks ’78 AndersWalter ’62 and Connie Rectenwald ’65 BarrEarl ’67 and Arlene Kauer ’64 BattenGeorge ’79 and Anita BragawPaul ’73 and Dale BrownSherry Miller Brown ’73James ’77 and Cheryl Kelley ’79 DeanerEric ’82 and Deena Hockensmith ’83 HofstetterJohn Reges ’88 and Kimberly LaneLarry ’63 and Suzanne LaymanGary ’66 and Carol LewisDavid ’68 and Lynn Fisher ’70 LittleAllen ’67 and Sara Taylor ’67 Lueck*•

Susan Mentzer-Blair ’72 and William Blair*Charles ’59 and Peggy Oden Woodward*

In Memory of Sandra JenkinsJill Rowland

In Memory of Dr. E. William JohnsonMichelle Mutzabaugh ’97 and Bradford Lucas

In Memory of Lee E. KeeblerWanda Tucker Keebler ’61*

In Memory of Dave KerseyCompany No. 5 Brewery LLCSmallwood and Small Insurance, Inc.

In Memory of Leona Frances Browning KesselringLois Jarman

In Memory of Dr. Harry V. KlugWilliam ’70 and Susan Frazier

In Memory of Frank D. KoeppingKitty Koepping

In Memory of Nancy Leachman FriantKatherine Funkhouser

(continued on page 39)


In Memory of Dale and Rozelle LeathermanAndrew P. DiMagnoEdward and Patricia DoubKenneth L. BanksLynn E. Leatherman*Lynn E. Leatherman IIWilliam and Monica Lingenfelter*•

Lyndsey ’06 and Robert Matschat*Caroline ’94 and Stanley MinerJames and Diane OuelletKimberly and Kenneth ShafferZhiavictoria Shepardson

In Memory of Regina LeggLouise Wiley ’74 and Bradley Ostrov

In Memory of Samuel O. LegreidAnn Marie Legreid

In Honor of Joyce LehmanCornerstone Wealth Management Group, Inc.

In Honor of Merle LehmanCornerstone Wealth Management Group, Inc.

In Honor of Tanner LenoxLynn Lenox

In Memory of David LewisBrett M. LewisJacqueline LewisOurs, Lawyer, Lewis and Co., PLLC

In Memory of Laura Lee LoveLouise Wiley ’74 and Bradley Ostrov

In Memory of John D. Lowe ’53Elizabeth Snyder Lowe ’52*

In Honor of Sara LueckMary Elizabeth Oates*

In Memory of Robert and Joan LuxGeorge ’79 and Anita Bragaw

In Memory of Shirley A. MarinoffAudrey LiebermanEllen Saval

In Honor of Stanley MarinoffAudrey LiebermanEllen Saval

In Honor of Don and Mary MauzyEmily Mauzy

In Honor of Derek S. McCartyBradley ’82 and Susan Stuckey ’82 Snowden

In Honor of Veronica McDadeSuzanne Bucci ’00Marianne HileaLori Rosian

In Honor of Madison MichaelDonna Tolland

In Memory of Evelyn MillerJudith Jones

In Honor of Jenny L. CaveyChristina Ferrara ’14

In Honor of Aly NazarokChristopher ConnollyKaren NazarokPaul Nazarok, Sr.

In Memory of Edmund O’ConnellClaire Hartman O’Connell ’69

In Honor of Garland H. Ott ’62Ramon ’62 and Mary Alvarez

In Memory of Homer N. and Jane Staples PankeyHomer ’59 and Patricia Pankey

In Memory of Joann ParkerDwight R. CarpenterJames and Mary Kay ParkerJ.D. PattersonDavid C. Ravenscroft

In Memory of Roger P. ParkerDeborah Harmison-WhiteAllen ’67 and Sara Taylor ’67 Lueck*•

Christopher ’82 and Jennifer ParkerJames and Mary Kay ParkerJoann Freeland Parker ’92Kenneth and Nancy ParkerAndrew and Karey SmytheMary Jo Parker ’85 and Michael Ward

In Memory of Jean F. ParsonsShirley Parsons

In Memory of Dr. Dean PeaseArthur P. Foley

In Memory of Charles Victor PerryDoris Perry ’88 and Michael Burkey

In Honor of Meg PetersonBeverly Skinner ’71 and Robert HughesMary Elizabeth Oates*James ’68 and Mary ’70 Staley

In Memory of William L. PindellRamon ’62 and Mary AlvarezCharles Town Lodge No. 948 Loyal Order of MooseCorey CogswellKelly ’87 and Jill ColbertHeffle Motor Company LLCCraig O. Kershner ’88Law Offices of Stephen R. Kershner, L.C.James LeslieKevin McAllisterJ. Steven MosleyKatelyn Mumaw ’15Heather PindellDavid PumphreyJeff ’75 and Trudy RothW. Mark ’84 and Ashley RudolphChristopher ’96 and Jennifer Butrick ’98 WalterRobert E. Wilson, Jr.Tamara Wingerd

In Memory of James C. and Sallye S. ’53 PriceIrma Porterfield

In Memory of Charlie ’40 and Beth PrintzJ. Stephen ’73 and Kathleen Peregoy

In Memory of Robert D. ProudmanJohn Pullen

In Memory of Virginia Lowe RamsburgElizabeth Snyder Lowe ’52*

In Honor of Judith RandMarellen AherneRichard and Tara BellEdwinna BernatThomas and Judith BradshawJohn Bresland and Beth BatdorfCharles Brown

Kathryn BurnsWilliam E. ByxbeeRita CaufieldPaul and Dianne ChalfantAlan and Cecilia EngelbergDianne FriedmanMina Goodrich ’73 and Lawrence DeanJuanita GosperCarolyn HolcombArchibald and Constance HoxtonJudith JonesKinnett CPAs Inc.Richard and Kathy KleinMichael R. LarabeeKenneth and Jantina MannNancy ’89 and Robert McKeithenM. Kathryn ShraderRobert ’91 and Dana SmilesElisabeth StaroKatherine UptonJohn C. WebsterRoy Winkel

In Memory of Darrell ReederRonald R. Reeder II ’64

In Memory of Ronald R. Reeder ’35Ronald R. Reeder II ’64

In Memory of Sue B. ReeseBecki Reese Hill ’79

In Honor of Elaine RendlerSusan Kemnitzer

In Honor of Dr. Michael P. RiccardsCheryl Flagg ’69

In Memory of Jesse RigglemanEarl ’67 and Arlene Kauer ’64 Batten

In Honor of Roy R. Rogers, Jr.Mary Theresa Wall-Rogers

In Honor of Belinda RuppCornerstone Wealth Management Group, Inc.

In Honor of Donald RuppCornerstone Wealth Management Group, Inc.

In Memory of John David Russell ’75Olivia Myers ’76Justin and Kerri Namolik

Richard L. NamolikMarlene Russell

In Memory of Paul M. SaabAlexander Seven LLCSusan Alsip-Lawson ’76 and Duane LawsonMara CroceSarah Holme ’67 and Norman HarrisMary J.C. Hendrix ’74 and Charles Craft•

James ’83 and Maureen McDonald ’83 HenriksenDonald and Kathryn HenryJohn ’70 and Phyliss Twigg ’73 KaftonSandra Byers ’72 and Clifford KaiserNancy Trenton ’90 and John KascakKiwanis Club of Blue Ridge West VirginiaKiwanis Club of ShepherdstownSuda KunyosyingChristopher LovelaceAgnes MancinelliCorrie Ann MancinelliMark and Tracy MancinelliMichelle MancinelliLindsay Kafton McCarty ’99Scott ’71 and Michelle McCloskeyJames ’69 and Joyce PulchineJoyce Plitt Rath ’71Blanche SaabSigma Sigma SigmaGlenn Twigg, Jr. ’73•

Eric ’76 and Barbara WaggyKarl L. Wolf’70*•

In Memory of Catherine Ocheltree ’33 and Kenneth Miller SaundersKristin SaundersSusan Saunders

In Memory of Christen SawyerElaine Rendler

In Honor of Dr. John F. SchmidtSteven ’80 and Melanie ChmielewskiBrent ’89 and Lisa Gregory ’90 MayDonald and Sandra May

In Memory of Robert H. ShepherdThomas ’67 and Sandy McDaniel ’68 Shepherd

‡Deceased members

Women Investing in Shepherd(WISH) was created in 2014 to inspire, educate, and

develop the potential of women’s philanthropy. The gifts from this women’s giving circle fund high-impact grants to Shepherd University learning programs and the tristate nonprofit community.

Current members: January 1, 2018-December 31, 2018

For membership information, contact Meg Peterson at [email protected].

For membership information, contact Stacy McFarland at [email protected].

Members of the President’s Club have been instrumental in providing the resources necessary to advance Shepherd’s priorities and raise the university’s profile through outstanding programs and academics.

President’s Club donors help ensure the future of Shepherd University through annual unrestricted gifts of $1,000 or more. The uncommon commitment shown by alumni, friends, faculty, staff, executive leadership, and board members demonstrates the true passion and pride that so many feel for Shepherd.

Marellen Aherne

Marianne Alexander

Dana Anders ’78

Nikki Arvon ’07

Pam Arvon

Ginger Avioli

Elise T. Baach

Donna Helmick Balenger

Betsy Barker

Kay Barkwill

Allaine Barney ’75

Jen Barney ’98

Madeline Barney

Elaine Bartoldson

Laura Vaughan Beauchamp ’76

Helen “Hap” Becker

Betty Bennett

Debbie Bennett

Kathy Bennett

Laura Berkeley

Donna Bertazzoni

Errika Best

Lisa Bivens ’83

Mary Beth Blair

Linda Blanc

Kathy Jo Blue ’80

Denise Boehm

Sharilyn Bovey ’69

Heidi Krantz Boyd

Marcia Brand

Bonnie Brannon ’63

Judith Briod

Renee Brohard ’92

Susan Brookreson

Maria Brown ’90

Sherry Brown ’73

Denise Burns ’74

Donna Burns

Zelma Buskell

Lanette Byrer

Donna Callar‡

Mary Carson

Carole Carter ’65

Jody Carter ’75

Elizabeth Coffey

Margaret Cogswell ’78

Tina Combs

Julia M. Connell ’84

Leslie Crabill

Pamela Curtis

Anne D’Alauro

Jan Danhart ’73

Kelly Davenport

Eileen Davis

Susan Davis ’77

Roberta DeBiasi

Dana DeJarnett

Joyce Deputy ’64

C. Dawn “Peachy” Diehl ’81

Sheryl Dolin

Sara Douglass

Debra Dugger ’76

Mary Shipe Duke ’71

Carol Ann Van Evera

Durand ’64

Ronda Eddy

Pat Moler Egle ’60

Wilma Elliott ’72

Melanie Files ’70

Eleanor Finn

Diana Fisher

Cheryl Flagg ’69

Carolyn Fleenor ’78

Barbara Frankenberry ’71

Gwen Frazee

Alice Frazier

Julia Davis Frenkil

Rebecca Frye ’68

Vicki Fulk ’70

Clissy Funkhouser

Betsy Gambino ’03

Barbara Gibson

Heather Gibson

Elizabeth Giese

Mina Goodrich ’73

Jessie Goyne

Peggy Grantham

Kristie Hadley

Jan Hafer ’74

Kitty Snyder Hall ’70

Heidi M. Hanrahan

Janet Harner ’12

Sarah Harvey

Mona Hayford

Mary J.C. Hendrix ’74

Ann W. Henriksson

Connie Hicks

Pamela Hilliard ’77

Kim Himes

Judy Hockman ’80

Ellen Hoffman

Connie Hoxton

Mary Logan Hoxton

Beverly Hughes ’71

Ann Wilson Hummer ’69

Betty Hutsler

Nikki Isherwood ’60

Sherri Janelle

Lois Jarman

Sandra Jenkins‡

Vicki Jenkins ’78

Christina Johnson

Angela Jones

Judy Jones

Susan Journell ’82

Carol Kable

Lisa Kable

Carol Kamensky ’68

Amy Kayes ’97

Shari Kercheval

Judy Kernek

Tammy Kershner

Ellie Kinland

Cindy Kitner ’97

Kathy Klein

JoAnn Knode ’58

Adele Knott

Jennifer Kohlhepp ’77

Margaret Kursey

Vicki Lanham

Demi Lewin

Jackie Lewis

Joy Lewis ’91

Monica W. Lingenfelter

Susan Loonsk

Maria Lorensen

Dorothy Lorenz ’74

Rosie Cannarella Lorenzetti

Kathryn Lough-McAteer

Renee Senseney Lowe

Sara T. Lueck ’6

Tonya Mackey ’94

Judy Martin ’74

Judy Matlick ’73

Teresa McCabe ’79

Linda McGraw ’69

Debra McLaughlin

Kakie McMillan

Tia McMillan

Jane McSwain

Susan Mentzer-Blair ’72

Anne Miller ’92

Patty Moore ’71

Amy Moore-Luettke

Tara Morgan

Derrinda Morrison

Suellen Myers

Garland Nagy

Ann Nawaz

Maggie Cohee Nevin ’17

Dawn Newland

Mary Elizabeth “Liz” Oates

Linda Orr ’75

Shelley Palkovic

Christine Parfitt

Jane Park

Ellen Parsons

Meg Peterson (non-voting member)

Denise Phelps

Dotty Piccolomini ’70

Barbara Pichot ’71

Lois Pierce ’73

Judy Pittinger ’73

Joan Pope ’73

Barbara Porterfield

Ellen Potter

Rebecca Powers

Leah Rampy

Beth Rehberger

MarSue Reuss ’84

Samantha Richards

Patricia Rissler

Linda Roach ’81

Mary Kathryn Robinson

Carol Rockwell

Stacie Rohn

Tracey Rohrbaugh

Jen Rolston ’95

Jill Rowland

Patricia Rucker

Karen Rudolph

Marilyn Schoon

Beth Shanholtzer

Malinda Shaver

Susan Sheehan

Janet Sherrard ’66

Paulette Shockey

Sylvia Shurbutt

Julie Siler

Norma J. Siler ’54

Megan Simms ’07

Kimberly Slaughter ’11

Jean Slonaker

Anne Stewart Small ’67

Ann Maddy Smith ’90

Renee Smith

Wendy Smith

Lynn Snow ’70

Susan Snowden ’82

Karen Snyder

Susan Sowers ’85

Nancy Spensley

Elizabeth Staley

Mary “Peachy” Staley ’70

Mary Stanley

Linda Steg ’88

Lou Ann Stovall

Nancy Streeter

Nancy Strine

Nancy L. Strite

Ruhamah Strite

Sylvia Stubbs ’68

Nancy Sturm

Piper Dankworth Sutton

Suzanne Swartz ’85

Jane Tabb

Victoria Thomas ’88

Theresa Trainor

Annette Van Hilst

Sheila Vertino

Mary Via

Carolyn Vigil

Carol Vogler ’74

Joanne Wadsworth

Dale Walter

Connie Washburn ’71

Lyn Widmyer

Cynthia Wilson

Roy Winkel

Martha Young ‡

Chris Zelenka

Carolyn Zwior •

Paul ’70 and Judith ’70

Armstrong

Martin and Elise Baach

Marcia Brand and Mark Outhier

Gat and Susan Caperton

Joseph P. Catlett ’80

Jay Cohen

John ’61 and Pat ’60 Egle

Alan Gibson and R. Scott Beard

Mary J.C. Hendrix ’74 and

Charles Craft

Lily Richie Hill

Michael W. Hudson ’72

Judith and Stanley ’56

Ikenberry

Sherri and Chris Janelle

Christian ’74 and Deborah ’74

Koerner

Monica and William

Lingenfelter

Charles D. ’94 and Anke Linton

Sara ’67 and Allen ’67 Lueck

Paul T. McDermott ’83

Robert and Tia McMillan

D. Scott ’80 and Linda ’81

Roach

Stanley W. Rote ’65

Alan Schriesheim

Robert B. Seem ’04

Thomas and Rebecca Segar

Norma J. Siler ’54

Julie and Joseph ’80 Siler

Austin ’76 and Carmen Slater

Michael ’89 and Wendy Smith

Lois and Peter Spreen

Amanda E. Steiner ’98

Mark and Barbara Stern

John ’81 and Deborah Thayer

Susan Thorniley ’70

Glenn Twigg, Jr. ’73

Sylvia Wehr

Lisa and Paul Welch

Karl L. Wolf ’70

William and Patricia ’77 Wright

Alfred ’89 and Laura Young •



Foundation Named Memorial and Honorary Endowments

The following endowed award funds were established through the Shepherd University Foundation by those seeking to create a legacy for themselves or someone they wished to honor. These named endowments support student scholarships, academic programs, and faculty excellence.

$1,000,000+James and Katherine Moler Scholarship: West Virginia residents, with preference for student athletes participating in the football programWilliam E. (Ned) Moler Scholarship: General academic studentsRobert L. and Jean M. Rissler Scholarship: General academic studentsRuth Yates Family Scholarship: Student athletes participating in a recognized Shepherd athletic program (deferred funding)

$500,000-$999,999Brickstreet Endowed Scholarship: Mathematics, education, and nursing students Roland J. Brown and Elizabeth Thornburg Brown Scholarship: Mathematics, engineering, English, or science students from the Eastern Panhandle (deferred funding)

Drs. Dorothy and Allison Hively Scholarship: Education students; General academic students (deferred funding)

Ann Wilson Hummer Endowment for Scarborough Library: Support for the library (deferred funding)

Sarah Knutti Library Fund: Scarborough Library program supportStanley C. and Shirley A. Marinoff Endowment: Support for CATF and student internsLeonard J. McCormack Endowment for Nursing: Scholarship and program supportRubye Clyde McCormick Scholarship: General academic students

$100,000-$499,999Michael M. Athey, Ed.D. Endowed Scholarship: Science education students and student athletes in men’s and women’s basketball and volleyball (deferred funding)

BB&T Bank/Lacy I. Rice Sr. Endowed Scholarship: Eastern Panhandle studentsHelen and Albert Alvarez Memorial Scholarship: West Virginia studentsRamon A. and Mary E. Alvarez Faculty Excellence Fund for the College of Business: Support for business department facultyDennis L. Barron Scholarship: General academic students from Jefferson County (deferred funding)

Dawn E. Beaumont University Faculty Excellence Fund: Support for visiting professors, alumni, and dignitaries John R. Conard Science Fund: Scholarship and program support Dr. Sara H. Cree Scholarship: Physical education studentsMark H. Curley Endowment: Political science students participating in the Canadian Parliament Internship Program (deferred funding)

Thomas T. and Margaret S. Dunn Scholarship: Martinsburg H.S. graduatesCarole Ergin Scholarship Fund: West Virginia social work studentsRoxanne R. French Nursing Scholarship: Nursing students (deferred

funding)

Eunice Hearn Officer and Edward Willis Hearn Endowment: Dorchester County, Maryland, and/or Berkeley County residentsW. R. Hearst Endowed Scholarship for Honors Programs: Honors Program studentsC. Brown and Hazel M. Hendricks Scholarship: Home economics, psychology, arts, or music studentsRay and Madeline Johnston Endowed Chair in American History: Support for history department facultyJohn Douglas, Jr. and Elizabeth Snyder Lowe Scholarship for Education: Education students from West VirginiaThomas and Sherry Lurry Memorial Scholarship: General academic studentsJo Ann Mentzer Scholarship: Elementary education students from Berkeley, Jefferson, or Morgan countiesAndrew D. Michael Endowed Chair for Theater: Faculty excellence support (deferred funding)

Thomas W. Miller Endowed Chair in Visual Arts: Visual arts faculty excellence support (deferred funding)

Thomas W. Miller Endowed Professorship in Visual Arts: Visual arts faculty excellence support (deferred funding)

George Tyler Moore Center for the Study of the Civil War: Support of Civil War researchNancy E. Needy Scholarship: General education students M. Elizabeth Oates Faculty Excellence Endowment for Business: Business faculty excellence support (deferred funding)

Carl K. Rauch Endowed Scholarship for Mathematics and Mathematics Education: Math and math education studentsCarl K. Rauch Endowed Scholarship for Science and Science Education: Science and science education studentsCarl K. Rauch Endowed Scholarship for Nursing: Nursing studentsCarl K. Rauch Endowed Scholarship for Education: Education studentsCarl K. Rauch Endowed Scholarship for Fine Arts: Fine arts studentsCarl K. Rauch and Susan Besaw Rauch Endowed Scholarship for Business: Business or accounting students Elsie Brown and Joseph J. Renn Memorial Scholarship: Biological sciences studentsJohn T. Reynolds Endowed Chair in Chemistry: Chemistry faculty excellence support Thomas Guy Reynolds Scholarship: Education studentsEdward and Mary Ann Rogers Education Scholarship: Education students (deferred funding)

M. Saufley and Virginia Rudasill Saufley Memorial Scholarship: Nursing studentsScarborough Society Faculty Excellence Endowment Fund: Library dean faculty excellence support

Scarborough Society of Shepherd University Fund: Designated for the improvement of the library’s information technologyFlorence and Velma Shaw Memorial: Scholarship and residence hall life enhancement program supportShepherd Ram Common Man Endowed Football Scholarship: Football student athletesShepherd University General Enhancement: General university program supportEdward L. Snyder Endowed Chair for Business and Social Sciences: Business program dean’s faculty excellence supportWashington Chair of Ethics: Faculty excellence supportWashington County, Maryland, Student Scholarship: General academic students from Washington County, MarylandJames and Frances Flagg Wilson Endowment: Athletic scholarship and program support

$50,000-$99,999Bertha Rae Baker Memorial Scholarship: Minority education studentsJean Skinner Baldwin Memorial Scholarship: Elementary education students from Jefferson CountyWalter A. Barr and J. Michael Jacobs Endowed Football Scholarship: Football student athletesHelen Cook and Charles E. Barrow Scholarship Fund: Education studentsKeith and Susan Batten Scholarship: Nursing or social work students from Jefferson or Berkeley countiesRobert A. and Linda Grove Carpenter Scholarship: Engineering or other hard science students (with preference for Washington County, Maryland, Berkeley County, HCC transfers, business minors, and veterans and their spouses or dependents)Monte Cater Silver Anniversary Endowed Football Scholarship: Football student athletesAlbert H. and Estelle Koonce Cobb Memorial Research: Science research supportMary Jane Davis Scholarship: Education studentsNancy Miller Dockeney Memorial Scholarship: Music studentsGerald and Bonnie Dodson Scholarship: Education students (deferred

funding)

Jack and Pat Egle Scholarship: West Virginia biology or chemistry students (deferred funding)

M. Douglas Harlan Endowment: Community college scholarship and program supportCapt. Charles N.G. and Jessie S. Hendrix Memorial: Pre-med or related fieldMary J.C. Hendrix Scholarship: General academic studentsEd Herendeen Fund for Contemporary Theater: CATF program supportErnest Houser, Jr. and Gladys V. Houser, R.N. Scholarship: West Virginia nursing students

LEFT: In July 2018, Hank and Dale Walter

established the Margaret M. Drennen

Women’s Golf Endowment, the first for

women’s golf at Shepherd. The scholarship

was created in memory of Dale’s mother,

Maggie Drennen, who was respected and

admired as a strong woman who supported

many worthy organizations. Together

with her husband, the late Judge William

Drennen, she developed The Club at Cress

Creek with the assistance of their daughter

and son-in-law. Maggie loved the game of

golf and was a strong advocate for women.

The Margaret M. Drennen Women’s Golf

Endowment will provide scholarships for

female student-athletes and other financial

support to strengthen the women’s golf

program at Shepherd University. Pictured

(l. to r.) are Monica Lingenfelter, Shepherd

University Foundation, Hank Walter, Dale

Walter, Coach Charles Ingram, and Chauncey

Winbush, Shepherd Athletics.Cec

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Michael W. Hudson Scholarship: General education students (deferred

funding)

Dr. Oliver Ikenberry Memorial Scholarship: Outstanding student awardsStanley O. Ikenberry Presidential Discretionary Fund: Shepherd president’s support for excellenceJefferson County Degree Completion Scholarship Fund: Minority residents of Jefferson CountyElmer F. Keebler Memorial Scholarship: General academic studentsDr. Lee E. and Wanda T. Keebler Scholarship: English or English secondary education studentsMarian and Upton Martin Scholarship: West Virginia residentsMcMillan Family Scholarship for Theater: Theater studentsDonald L. Myers Scholarship: Business, economics, or accounting students from MarylandThomas A. Polutanovitch Scholarship: Science students from DelawareJames and Sallye Price Memorial Scholarship: General academic students, education students Travis M. Propst Faculty Excellence Fund for Economics: Economics faculty excellence support (deferred funding)

Travis M. Propst Scholarship: Economics students (deferred funding)

John Thomas Reynolds Scholarship: General academic studentsDr. Ruth Scarborough Scholarship: Social science studentsMerle J. and Josephine Saville Shultz Scholarship: Elementary education and science students

Shepherd University Alumni Association Library Endowment: Library program supportShepherd University Classified Employees Scholarship: Students who are children of classified employeesSuzanne Shipley/Create the Future Endowment: Students and faculty studying abroadEleanor Ann Shirley Scholarship: Women’s basketball student athletes (with preference for mathematics or mathematics education students) T. Edward Stotler Memorial Scholarship: Business administration studentsWatson Family Endowment for the Shepherd University Scarborough Library: Scarborough Library program supportEarl W. Weller Memorial Scholarship: Berkeley County students

$20,000-$49,9991954 Football Team Endowment: Football program supportAlumni Association Scholarship Endowment: General academic studentsPaul Armstrong and Judy Harris Armstrong Education Scholarship: Education students Athletic Scholarship: Student athletesMyra H. Ault Scholarship: Early childhood education students Bank of Charles Town Scholarship: General academic studentsHelene Alvarez Bazzrea Memorial Scholarship: Elementary education studentsBB&T Bank Scholarship (formerly F&M): General academic and

business studentsDr. Carl Bell Biology Fund: Biology scholarship and program supportJames W. and Sharon Devol Brown Scholarship: Education students and student athletes (with preference for basketball)Ralph and Margaret Burkhart Memorial Scholarship: Science, business education or arts and humanities studentsErma Ora Byrd Memorial Scholarship: Funded by PrimeCare Medical, Inc. for nursing studentsHoward N. Carper, Jr. Scholarship: General academic students Charles Town Kiwanis Club Scholarship: General academic studentsLynne and Don Cosner Scholarship: Math education students (deferred

funding)

Daniel and Orpha Cowgill Scholarship: Support for Shepherd University South Branch area students (deferred funding)

Jonathan Paul Daily Endowed Scholarship: Applied mathematics studentsTony Del-Colle Endowed Memorial: Jefferson County returning studentsDelta Sigma Pi, Epsilon Kappa Alumni Association Scholarship: Delta Sigma Pi studentsDistrict VI Nurses Scholarship: District VI Nursing studentsCharles E. Doss Memorial Scholarship: General academic studentsMargaret M. Drennen Women’s Golf Scholarship: Female student athletes and women’s golf program support Professor Sharon R. Drummeter Endowed Scholarship for Nursing Scholarship: Nursing studentsCatherine Dunlop Scholarship: Elementary education studentsDavid L. Dunlop Honors Scholarship: Honors Program studentsCharles David and Sarah Reynolds Ebert Memorial Scholarship: Berkeley County elementary education studentsJohn L. and Anna Hill Egle Memorial Scholarship: General academic studentsDavid C. Eldridge Scholarship: West Virginia science studentsMary C. Enright Scholarship: History studentsAlice Wright Frank Memorial Scholarship: Music studentsGuy J. Frank Memorial Faculty Enrichment Fund for Music: Support for music department facultyRaymond and Ceil Frazier Music Scholarship: Music and music education studentsFoundation Football Scholarship: Football student athletesCarrie Armstrong Gans Memorial Scholarship: Deserving West Virginia education studentsGateway Nursing Endowment: Merit awards nursing studentsRobert T. “Bob” and Elsie (Turner) Grant Memorial Endowment: Education students from James Wood H.S. in Winchester, Virginia (deferred funding)

James S. Hafer Memorial Scholarship: Political science studentsFrances and Lucille Hefflebower Scholarship: West Virginia elementary education studentsIda Elizabeth Hendricks Memorial Scholarship: Developmental studies studentsKeith L. Hess Scholarship: Basketball student athletesHolcombe English Scholarship: English education studentsMargaret Ikenberry Memorial Fund for Popodicon Garden: Beautification of Popodicon Garden

ABOVE: Dr. Geri Crawley-Woods, professor of social work, was the third recipient of the Mentzer Award for Inspirational Teaching (MAIT)

when it was announced during Shepherd’s 71st Annual Student Recognition Day on April 23, 2019. The MAIT was created by Shepherd

alumna Susan Mentzer-Blair ’72 (second from r.) and her husband, William “Bill” Blair (r.), to honor a full-time professor recognized by

Shepherd students for being particularly inspiring and having a profound effect on his or her students. Sue’s brother, Dr. John Thomas “Tom”

Mentzer, served as inspiration for the award. Tom received a similar accolade from his Ph.D. candidate students at the University of Tennessee

in Knoxville, where he held the Bruce Chair of Excellence in the business department. The MAIT honors Sue’s brother, who passed away in

2010, as well as her mother, who died in 2014. A portion of each of their estates was used to create this unique recognition. Sue is a retired

school counselor with Frederick County Public Schools in Maryland and also serves as a director emerita on the Foundation’s board of direc-

tors. Bill Blair is also a retired educator, having taught history and worked as a school counselor with Jefferson County Public Schools in West

Virginia.

Dr. Crawley-Woods was nominated by Osmund Anderson (l.), a social work major from Charles Town. Previous MAIT recipients include Dr.

Timothy Nixon, associate professor of English, and Dr. Stephanie Slocum-Schaffer, associate professor of political science.


Jefferson Security Bank Scholarship: General academic studentsJerry and Carol Kerr Faculty Excellence Fund for Accounting: Accounting faculty excellence support Jerry and Carol Kerr Scholarship: Accounting studentsJames and Virginia Kinkead and Hilda Beall Kinkead Scholarship: Education studentsWilliam E. and Jo Ann Jackson Knode Scholarship: General academic studentsE. William Johnson Memorial Scholarship: Business studentsRichard A. Keplinger Scholarship: Delta Sigma Pi studentsR. E. Knutti, M.D. Fund in Memory of John G. Knutti: University library program supportL&M Family Scholarship in Memory of Laurence D. Bory: Music or music education students (with preference for voice students)Glen Lapp Excellence in Nursing Endowment: Outstanding West Virginia studentsAlmyra P. Lemen Scholarship: Student athletesLouise Nelson Leonard Memorial Scholarship: Political science studentsAndrew F. and Virginia Heckert Long Scholarship: General academic studentsJohn D. and Elizabeth S. Lowe Scholarships: Students on golf team; historic preservation studentsLueck-Taylor Memorial Football Scholarship: Football student athletesNewton B. McKee Scholarship: Berkeley/Jefferson County studentsMcMurran Scholars Endowment: Graduate students who are McMurran ScholarsMentzer Award for Inspirational Teaching (MAIT): Full-time faculty nominated by Shepherd studentsEvelyn Miller Scholarship: Multicultural Leadership students Jeffrey Miller Memorial Scholarship: Art studentsSusan L. Mills Music Scholarship in Memory of Camille and James Mills: Music students (deferred funding)

Multicultural Leadership Scholarship: Students committed to improving diversity and race relationsAnnette Murphy Faculty Excellence Fund in English: English department faculty excellence supportGeorge M. Nethken Graduate Fellowship: Fellowship award to the George Tyler Moore Center for the Study of the Civil WarDr. James Pantle Music Education Scholarship: Music and music education studentsRoger P. Parker Memorial Scholarship: Men’s and women’s tennis student athletes John Glenn Phillips Memorial Scholarship: General academic studentsPeggy Collins Porterfield Memorial Nursing Scholarship: Nursing studentsDr. Bill Pringle Scholarship: Science studentsVirginia Lowe Ramsburg Memorial Scholarship: West Virginia nursing studentsDarrell Reeder Memorial Scholarship: Biology studentsRonald Reeder Memorial Scholarship: Deserving environmental sciences studentsJoseph J. Renn III and Robin L. Renn Endowed Scholarship: Biological and medical sciences students

Harry C. Rickard Scholarship: General academic studentsImogene Coleman Davenport Riely Memorial Scholarship: General academic students, first priority to Jefferson County residentsLeeds K. Riely Memorial Scholarship: Jefferson County studentsRoach Oil Company Business Scholarship: Business management studentsThelma Faye Rollins Scholarship: Blind studentsJohn David Russell Memorial Scholarship: Basketball student athletesAdele and Charles Sands Scholarship: First-year or transfer student athletes, preference for business administration students or related fieldJohn F. Schmidt Scholarship: Chemistry studentsScholarship Fund for Students from Washington County, Maryland: General academic studentsFlorence Shaw Endowment: Education studentsShepherd University Alumni Association Scholarship Endowment:

General academic studentsShepherd University Faculty Senate Scholarship: Faculty family students M. Louise Shimp Memorial Faculty Excellence Endowment Fund for Art: Faculty excellence supportMary Jane Shipley Scholarship: Female student athletes participating on intercollegiate sports teamsWalker Horton Shipley Music Scholarship: Music studentsGerald F. Smith Memorial Scholarship: Frederick County, Virginia, business, science or engineering students Elizabeth J. Snyder Memorial Scholarship: History students (deferred

funding)

Henry and Edna Snyder, Jr. Scholarship: Jefferson County studentsDr. William M. Speg Memorial Scholarship: Secondary education students

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LEFT: William Edward Moler ’65, known to all as Ned, will be remembered with respect and appreciation by

the generations of Shepherd students who receive his scholarship awards, including recent Shepherd alumna

Nnebuefe Idegwu ’19 of Hagerstown, Maryland. After he retired from a successful career with IBM, this remarkable

alumnus chose to leave his entire estate to the Shepherd University Foundation to endow the William E. “Ned”

Moler Scholarship. Each year into perpetuity, his generosity will provide numerous general academic awards to

deserving Shepherd students, influencing the lives of untold scholars who will carry his legacy into the future.

Nnebuefe used funds from her scholarship award to help pay her tuition. “This means a lot to me because my

education has helped me grow and become the person I want to be,” she said.

Richard L. Stephan Endowment and Scholarship: Astronomy students and program supportDr. Mark Stern and Dr. Barbara Stern Endowment: Honors Program students (deferred funding)

Violet Wilt Stewart Memorial Scholarship: 4-H students from Hardy, Grant, or Pendleton counties in West Virginia.Storer College Scholarship: General academic studentsJohn P. and Linda M. Strider Scholarship: Accounting or business studentsGeorge and Margaret Tabler Scholarship: Berkeley County elementary or secondary education studentsW. R. Thacher Memorial: General academic studentsTiano Family Endowed Scholarship: General academic studentsJohn F. Torrence and Shepherdstown Lutheran Parish Scholarship: General academic studentsRobert Schell Ulrich Endowment: George Tyler Moore Center for the Study of the Civil War program support (deferred funding)

Van Evera Scholarship: General academic studentsWashington County, Maryland, Homemakers Scholarship: Washington County, Maryland, studentsWashington County Student Scholarship: Washington County, Maryland, studentsWashington Gateway Program Endowed Scholarship: General

academic studentsPaul and Lisa Welch Endowment: Community-based program supportElizabeth Wilson Scholarship: Eastern Panhandle studentsGeorge Wilson Endowment for Communications: Communications studentsGeorge Wilson Endowment for Music: Music students Harry Edward Wilt, Jr. Memorial Scholarship: Eastern Panhandle business/math/science studentsKarl L. Wolf General Athletic Scholarship: General academic student athletes (deferred funding)

Karl L. Wolf General Endowment: General scholarship, faculty excellence, and program support (deferred funding)

Karl L. Wolf Lambda Chi Alpha Scholarship: General academic students who are members of Lambda Chi Alpha (deferred funding) Karl L. Wolf New and Emerging Sports Scholarship: General academic student athletes participating in new or emerging sports (deferred funding)

James Wright Endowment: Academic programs support (deferred

funding)

$10,000-$19,999Allegheny Power Scholarship: General academic studentsRaymond Baby-J.O. Knott Scholarship: General academic students

Roger and Emily Cissel Scholarship: Appalachia and West Virginia studentsCitizens National Bank, Berkeley Springs Scholarship: General academic studentsS. Dallas Cooley Scholarship: South Branch area nursing studentsShirley Cooper Memorial Scholarship: Tucker County studentsDeborah Dhayer Scholarship: Female student athletesEastern Panhandle Federal Executives Association of West Virginia Public Service Scholarship: General academic students involved in public serviceMary Sue Eldridge Endowment: Shepherd University nursery school program supportEverhart-Dersam-Unseld Scholarship: Elementary education studentsBarbara Puckett Greenstreet Scholarship: Education studentsLavely D. Gruber Scholarship: General academic studentsRoger Hamood Accounting Student Endowment: Accounting studentsKen and Kitty Harbaugh Scholarship: Washington County, Maryland, elementary education studentsRay E. Harris Scholarship: Science studentsDayton and Donna Hinke Scholarship: West Virginia elementary or secondary education studentsDr. Cornelia Hoch-Ligeti Memorial: Music or life science studentsEdmund Schley and Lelia Jeanette Moler Hoffmaster Scholarship: Jefferson County education studentsJosephine Elizabeth McMurran Kellogg Scholarship: Nontraditional studentsPercy H. and Hubert D. Lowry Memorial Scholarship: West Virginia studentsVera Malton Scholarship: English and communications studentsMartinsburg Civitan Club Scholarship: Special education or nursing studentsMr. and Mrs. C. David Miller Scholarship: Nontraditional West Virginia studentsAlbert C. and Jeanne V. Nerhood Memorial Scholarship: Jefferson County nursing studentsCaroline Pritts Nethken Memorial Scholarship: Deserving elementary education studentsDavid and Betsy Newlin Scholarship: General academic studentsJean F. Parsons Memorial Scholarship: Nursing studentsCoach Dean Pease Memorial Scholarship: Baseball program support

from Jefferson County, and Washington County, MarylandBasketball Scholarship: Basketball student athletesBerkeley County Crime Solvers Scholarship: Criminal justice or fire science studentsJeffery L. Blouse Memorial Scholarship: Freshman students active in HIV prevention and awarenessG. D. Bragaw Scholarship in Memory of Robert A. Lux: Political science or history studentsJames A. Butcher Education Scholarship: Education studentsJoseph and William Byers Memorial Scholarship: Education or business studentsSara Beth Chroussis Memorial Fund: Art students

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Lt. Gilbert Perry Memorial Scholarship: General academic studentsPiedmont, West Virginia, High School Scholarship: Graduates and descendants of PHS graduatesJames Carter Price III Memorial Scholarship: Education studentsJason G. Regester Memorial Scholarship: Nursing students, male preferenceDr. Michael Riccards Minority Student Scholarship: Minority general academic studentsShepherd New and Emerging Sports Scholarship: Future sports programs supportRoy Blake and Beatrice Lentz Shrout Memorial Scholarship: Rising junior or senior West Virginia education studentsAmanda Smailes Memorial Scholarship: Berkeley County nursing students completing junior yearMartha L. Smith Memorial Scholarship: Deserving West Virginia agriculture, horticulture related, or environmental science students Leona Bent Stutzman Memorial Scholarship: University supportElizabeth R. Tabler Scholarship: Elementary/secondary education studentsBertha M. Thomas Memorial Scholarship: General academic studentsRev. Paul and Jean Thompson Scholarship: Pre-ministerial studentsDr. C. Vincent Townsend EMS Scholarship: EMS Eastern Panhandle, safetyGregg Warfield Memorial: Graduates of Dundalk, Patapsco, or Sparrows Point high schoolsTri-State Civitan Scholarship: West Virginia, Maryland, or Pennsylvania nursing, social work, or psychology studentsMarstella Rosa Washington and Daniel Stubbs Scholarship: General academic students of the Stubbs-Washington-Branson familyJack M. and Anna P. Widmyer Scholarship: General academic studentsCharles Woodward Scholarship: Nursing, biology, or related medical field studentsJames and Gladys Wright Fund: Unrestricted university support (deferred funding)

West Virginia Society of D.C. Scholarship: West Virginia general academic students

$5,000-$9,999Academic Programs: University academic programs supportMrs. John N. Andrews Scholarship: General academic studentsI.O. Ash Memorial Scholarship: Secondary education studentsMinerva Pritchard Bancroft Memorial: Theater studentsHazel Barnes Memorial Scholarship: Freshman general academic students from Falling WatersC. Thomas Baxter Memorial Scholarship: General academic studentsJoanna de B. Blundell Memorial Scholarship: Arts studentsRuth F. Brant Memorial: Nursing studentsHarry Hunter Burks, Jr. Memorial Scholarship: Elementary education studentsBusiness Administration Scholarship: Business administration studentsHoward N. and Goldie G. Carper Memorial Scholarship: General academic students

Alma Lee Strider Christian Scholarship: General academic studentsCity National Bank Scholarship: General academic studentsElementary Education Scholarship: Elementary education studentsLeona Henshaw Thatcher Eubank Memorial Scholarship: Junior or seniors in speech communications or forensics; preference to West Virginia or Maryland studentsGeorge W. Dersam and Blanche Dersam Everhart Memorial Scholarship: Elementary education studentsCatherine C. Fix English Department Fund: Theme writing awardsD. Allen Fowler Memorial Scholarship: Eastern West Virginia studentsGuy Frank Professor Emeritus Scholarship: Music studentsFriends of the Art Department Fund: Art students and program support for the Department of Contemporary Art and TheaterPauline Gregory Memorial Scholarship: Nursing studentsFlorence M. Hamilton Memorial Scholarship: Elementary education studentsJohn Headlee Memorial Scholarship: General academic studentsHazel Hendricks Endowed Family/Consumer Sciences Scholarship: Books/supplies for FCS studentsElise Hoch Memorial Scholarship: Music studentsHuntington National Bank Scholarship: General academic students Dr. Fred Kenamond Business Scholarship: Business studentsCalvin and Dorothy Rutherford Kibler Memorial Scholarship: Berkeley County studentsCapt. Joseph G. Kime III Memorial Scholarship: Jefferson County veterans or children of veteransFrederick Klein Memorial Scholarship: Student athletesHarry V. Klug Memorial Scholarship: General academic studentsBenjamin and Mary Lou Mehrling Fund: General academic students (deferred funding)

Library Miscellaneous: Scarborough Library program supportD. Lee Morgan Scholarship: Fire science studentsWilma A. Neff Endowed Scholarship: Jefferson County or Eastern Panhandle elementary education students with strong emphasis in special educationNellie Gantt Owens Book Scholarship: English majorsHomer N. and Jane Beverly Staples Pankey Research Memorial Scholarship: Research supportPresident’s Faculty Excellence Fund: General faculty excellence supportN. Lamont Pyles Scholarship: General academic studentsAnna Thorn Rice Memorial Scholarship: Nursing studentsPaul Saab Memorial Scholarship: General academic studentsCatherine Ocheltree and Kenneth Miller Saunders Memorial Scholarship: General academic studentsShepherd University Foundation Tours Scholarship: General academic studentsPaxton Gregg and Vivian Park Snyder Scholarship: Student support for purchase of textbooks Agnes Tabler Scholarship: Elementary education studentsOllie Lightfoot Tolbert Memorial Scholarship: Multicultural Leadership studentsUnited National Bank Scholarship: Business administration students

Karen Wempe Memorial Scholarship: General academic studentsZenith Young Memorial Scholarship: General academic students

$2,000-$4,999Charles Town Lions Club Scholarship: Nursing students Col. Herbert E. Clark Memorial Scholarship: General academic studentsEarl Coffman Scholarship: General academic studentsMarguerite Colavecchio Memorial Scholarship: West Virginia business studentsRichard “Larry” Collette Memorial Scholarship: Student athletesKay and Daniel De Palma Scholarship: Senior business administration studentsJohn E. Diehl Memorial Scholarship: Chemistry studentsAnnita L. Capouellez-Flett Memorial Scholarship: Nursing studentsCharles H. and Clara L. Freeland Scholarship: Hampshire or Jefferson County elementary education studentsMargaret R. Good Memorial Music Scholarship: Music studentsJoAnne Swan Greenlee Award: Women’s Studies studentsMark S. Grove Memorial Scholarship: Sophomore accounting studentsEarl E. Henderson Scholarship: General academic studentsKris Hughes/Angelo Smith Memorial Scholarship: Business student athletes who play footballHungarian Student Scholarship: Hungarian studentsMary C. Hunter Scholarship: West Virginia studentsMartha Josephs Memorial Scholarship: General academic studentsLeo G. Kesecker Scholarship: Berkeley County education studentsJohn Knipe Memorial Scholarship: Education studentsMary Elizabeth Lewis Memorial Scholarship: Music and computer science studentsJohn Y. McDonald Memorial Scholarship: General academic scholarship studentsJennings Randolph Endowed Scholarship in Environmental Sciences: Environmental sciences studentsKenneth Riley Memorial Scholarship: Psychology major studentsZoë Haynes Seale Scholarship: General academic studentsServicemaster, Inc. Scholarship: General academic studentsNevin M. Shank Memorial Scholarship: Junior general education or business students from Washington County, MarylandShenandoah Federal Savings Bank Scholarship: Business studentsShepherd University Class of 1962 Honor Fund: General academic studentsShepherd University Class of 1996 Honor Fund: General academic studentsShepherd University Class of 2006 Honor Fund: General academic studentsPeter / Solomon Shriver Memorial Scholarship: Students who are descendants of Peter or Solomon ShriverGordon Slonaker Memorial Scholarship: General academic studentsVirginia DeHaven Stuckey Memorial Scholarship: Education studentsSundry Scholarship: Football, business, basketball or nursing studentsMary Livers Thorn Memorial Scholarship: Nursing studentsJames R. Wilkins Educational Scholarship: Education or environmental education students from Frederick County, Virginia


LEFT: As a pre-med biology major, recent

Shepherd graduate Daniel Hussion ’19

of Charles Town has high hopes for the

future. The Captain Charles N.G. and Jessie

Hendrix Memorial Scholarship helped him

work toward his goals as a student. “This

scholarship gave me the opportunity to

continue my education and chase my

dreams without putting a financial burden

on my family or me,” he said.

Designated for pre-medicine students

or those in related fields of research, the

Captain Charles N.G. and Jessie Hendrix

Memorial Scholarship was established by

Shepherd University President Mary J.C.

Hendrix ’74 in memory of her parents.

Capt. Charles N.G. Hendrix served with

distinction at the United States Naval

Academy in Annapolis, Maryland, and as a

tribute, the Hendrix Oceanography Labo-

ratory was built at the academy. Jessie

Hendrix was a dear friend of Shepherd

University and the Shepherd University

Foundation, where she worked as adminis-

trative assistant to the late Dr. James Moler

’30 in the organization’s early years. She

later served as secretary on its board of

directors for almost 30 years.

$1,000-$1,999James Bryant Memorial Scholarship: Science education studentsAgnes Burns Memorial Scholarship: General academic studentsCharles Town Gaming Scholarship: Students who are employed by Charles Town Races and SlotsChemistry Fund: Chemistry program supportCommunity Oil Company Scholarship: General academic studentsScott Davis Memorial Scholarship: Art education students Charlie Kave Memorial Scholarship: Football student athletesCarroll and Mary Ellen Wareham Kline Scholarship: Eastern Panhandle studentsJanet Yvonne Riley Memorial Scholarship: General academic studentsShepherd University Classes of 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1994, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013,

2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 Honor Funds: General academic studentsShepherd University South Branch Scholarship: South Branch area studentsCharles H. Smith Memorial Award in Social Work: Social work studentsWilliam M. Stanley Memorial Scholarship: Student athletes Bruce M. Van Wyk Scholarship: General academic studentsEvelyne and Maurice Viener Scholarship: General academic studentsJames and Pamela Watson Scholarship: West Virginia nontraditional female studentsDr. W.H.S. White Memorial Scholarship: General academic students

Annually Funded AwardsThe following annually funded awards were established through the Shepherd University Foundation. These awards support student scholarships and internships, faculty excellence, and academic programs.

Over $100,000Frada Fine Scholarship: Funded by the Fine Trust for Martinsburg H.S. graduating seniors

$10,000-$49,999Doctor of Nursing Practice Program Awards: Support for nursing doctoral program developmentLaura Reisz Dreitzler Scholarship: Female STEM students who are West Virginia residentsEsteves Veterans Fund: Student veterans recruitmentLast Dollar Fund: General academic studentsRob and Mary Logan Hoxton Scholarship, Rural Financial Planning Project: Finance studentsMcMillan Family International Initiative and Intensive English Language Program: International student program supportTom E. Moses Memorial Lecture on the U.S. Constitution: Annual lecture series focusing on constitutional issues and civil libertiesPrestigious National Scholarship Program: Support for development of national scholarship programPaul Saab Memorial Lab: Support for teaching lab in the Robert C. Byrd Science CenterShepherd University Women’s Basketball Alumnae and Supporters Fund: Women’s basketball student athletesJohn and Lisa Wolff Scholarship, Rural Financial Planning Project: Finance students

$5,000-$9,999National Rural Health Association or Federal Office of Rural Health Policy Internship Award: Two internships for graduate or undergraduate students or a student/faculty teamStorm-Kersey Memorial Scholarship: Students who are veterans of the U.S. Armed Services and have graduated from the Team River Runner training program

$2,000-$4,999Rob Bradford Memorial Scholarship: Football student athletes, with preference to residents of West Virginia and MarylandCanadian Parliament Internship Program: Honors or political science student internship in Ottawa James and Ellen Katz Summer Biomedical Research Internship Award, Robert Louis Katz Medical Research Foundation: Undergraduate summer research in the Hendrix Cancer Research Laboratory, WVU Cancer InstituteDave Lewis Shepherd Football Offensive Line Scholarship: Football student athlete playing offenseDoctor of Nursing Practice Scholarships: Doctor of Nursing Practice students Eugene and Christine Lugat Defensive Player Football Scholarship: Football student athletesHenry W. Miller, Jr. Scholarship: Environmental science studentsPhi Theta Kappa Scholarship: General academic students who are members of Phi Theta KappaJudy Rand and Friends Scholarship for Aspiring String Musicians: Faculty stipends for gratis private lessons to aspiring youth musiciansSa

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Mary Elizabeth Roberts Scholarship: Graduates of River View or Mount View high schools, McDowell County

$500-$1,99983 and 84 Championships Baseball Scholarship: Men’s baseball student athletes Boyle Family Football Scholarship: Football student athletesBoyle Family Lacrosse Scholarship: Lacrosse student athletesDistinguished Graduate Studies Award: Distinguished graduate student in scholarship; distinguished graduate student in professionalismEta Chapter Delta Kappa Gamma Society International Scholarship: Female junior or senior education studentsBrian J. Filon Memorial Scholarship: Graduate students in the College Student Development Administration (CSDA) programRobert “Bob” T. Grant Memorial Scholarship: Education students from James Wood High School in Winchester, VirginiaFrank D. Koepping Athletic Scholarship: General academic student athletes Dale and Rozelle Leatherman Memorial Scholarship: College of Business students who are residents of Jefferson, Berkeley, Hardy, Hampshire, Morgan, Mineral, Grant, or Pendleton countiesSamuel O. Legreid Student Research Presentation Award: Awards for business and social sciences students William and Monica Lingenfelter Scholarship: Football student athletesLoats Foundation Scholarship: Public service students from broken homes in Frederick County, MarylandDon and Mary Mauzy Scholarship: Accounting students from West Virginia McMurran Scholars Association Scholarship: Graduate-level students who are McMurran ScholarsJohn B. Morrill Research Award: Student research in geneticsNjouve Scholarship: Sociology studentsOak Tree Homes Men’s Golf Scholarship: Men’s golf student-athletesPack Horse Ford Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, in Memory of Ruth Powers Thacher: Education and historic preservation studentsCharles Victor Perry Memorial Scholarship: Nursing students; preference to West Virginia residents Will Pindell Memorial Scholarship: Men’s tennis student athletes Sue B. Reese Memorial Nursing Scholarship: SU and CTC nursing studentsSU Offensive Line Football Scholarship: Football student athletesElla May Turner Scholarship: General academic studentsRichard “Rick” Wachtel Memorial Scholarship: Freshman students from Martinsburg High School who demonstrate a commitment to community serviceNoah Jayce Washington Scholarship: Nursing students Neil M. Whittington II Memorial Scholarship: Tennis student athletesWorld War I Remembrance Scholarship: West Virginia students •

In Honor of Shepherd Women’s Lacrosse TeamAlyxandra Albano ’15

In Honor of Mary Jane ShipleySuzanne Shipley and Randall Wadsworth*

In Honor of Dr. Suzanne ShipleyMary Elizabeth Oates*

In Memory of Merle J. and Josephine Saville ShultzJeffrey S. Shultz ’63

In Honor of Phyllis SmockNancy Matthews

In Honor of Raymond W. SmockNancy MatthewsAnne and Donald Ritchie

In Memory of Paxton Gregg Snyder ’63Vivian Snyder

In Memory of Fanniebelle StaleyKimberly R. AllenJames S. Henretta

Crystal B. PenningtonCatherine StaleyDennis and P. Jane StaleyKenneth D. StaleyJames ’68 and Mary ’70 Staley

In Honor of Jim and Mary StaleyElisabeth Staro

In Memory of Richard L. StephanKathryn PetroskeyRobert and Ruth Stephan

In Memory of Donald StormCompany No. 5 Brewery LLCSmallwood and Small Insurance, Inc.

In Honor of Eugene StriteCornerstone Wealth Management Group, Inc.

In Honor of Karen StriteCornerstone Wealth Management Group, Inc.

In Memory of Larry A. StritePaul ’58 and Luella Jo Hillyard*Emily ’64 and Russell PottsNancy Strite*

In Honor of Agnes H. Tabler ’48Kathy Jo Tabler ’80 and John Blue

In Memory of Elizabeth R. Tabler ’39David E. Tabler

In Memory of Bill TannebaumLillian Ohley-Tannebaum ’75

In Memory of A.T. ThompsonWilliam B. Martz

In Memory of Ollie Lightfoot TolbertJane Rissler ’66Shirley Tolbert

In Honor of Ellen TrundleCornerstone Wealth Management Group, Inc.

In Honor of Robert TudorSusan Kemnitzer

In Memory of Mary TwiggJohn ’70 and Phyliss Twigg ’73 Kafton

In Honor of Eugene VolkerSteven ’80 and Melanie Chmielewski

Honor and Memorial Contributors

In Memory of Michael E. Wagner, Sr.Susan Miller Wagner ’73

In Memory of Noah Jayce WashingtonVictoria DyerBrenda Orndorff

In Honor of Kelsea WhitmanShannon Whitman

In Memory of Neill M. Whittington IIMichelle L. House

In Memory of Bettie WiltshireShirley Wiltshire ’64

In Honor of Charles H. Woodward ’59Reynolds ’59 and Nancy Fritts ’59 Williams

In Memory of Martha E. YoungVictoria ’88 and Jerry Thomas

In Honor of William “Chip” R. ZimmerPill and Pill, PLLC •

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