Annual Report North Muhlenberg St. Woodstock, VA TRISIGMAFOUNDATION.ORG

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1 Annual Report North Muhlenberg St. Woodstock, VA TRISIGMAFOUNDATION.ORG

2 More than anything, the Tri Sigma Foundation of today and tomorrow relies on you. The generosity of our donors has positioned the TRI SIGMA FOUNDATION as a leading source of support for the educational and leadership programs of the National Organization, as well as the scholastic and philanthropic pursuits of its members. While we work to meet today s needs, we are also transforming to meet tomorrow s cementing our place in the hearts of Sigmas both now and in the years to come. Thanks to your generous support in , the Tri Sigma Foundation donated 116,100 to help fund more than 176 HOURS of critical leadership training through our three national leadership programs: Officer Academy, the Dunham Women of Character Institute, and the Labyrinth Leadership Experience. We were able to fund 28 SCHOLARSHIPS, totaling 33,300, as well as 10 GRANTS through the Robbie Page Memorial fund totaling 69,863. As you ll see within this annual report, we re making significant strides in increasing our funding in all three of these areas. Supporting the TRI SIGMA FOUNDATION means investing in a thriving organization and our Sigma sisters across the world. Sisters who are focused on scholastic, leadership, and charitable pursuits; sisters who will change the world. We hope the programs, stories, and women in this annual report share the story of what you ve already made possible, as well as inspire your renewed support this year, and for many years to come. MEGHAN WARD-BOPP PADEN Foundation Executive Director JENNIFER E. HOLTSCLAW Foundation Chair What has Tri Sigma given you? TIME TO GIVE BACK. I give to the Tri Sigma Foundation because someone gave when I was in school. They provided funds for scholarships, leadership training and so much more. Now that I am an alumna how can I do any less for Molly Steadman and her son Henry who is 15 months. Support your sisters by making your gift today at trisigmafoundation.org our collegiate sisters? MOLLY STEADMAN CHI, PITTSBURG STATE UNIVERSITY TRI SIGMA FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 1

3 TABLE OF CONTENTS Tri Sigma has taught me so many life lessons, one of which was how to set goals and achieve them. So, naturally I wanted to fulfill my goal of giving back through philanthropy and have included the Tri Sigma Foundation in my will. It was a personal goal I could meet easily and one that I hope will impact the future of our sisterhood. And it feels so good! Leslie Brady FOUNDATION FOR ME IS THE FUTURE OF TRI SIGMA. SANDRA KOCH SANDEL ALPHA PHI, CENTRAL MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY LESLIE BRADY DELTA PI, WINTHROP UNIVERSITY P. 4 LEADERSHIP P. 7 FINANCIALS P. 9 OUR IMPACT; OUR GROWTH P. 11 TRI SIGMA S DEVOTION TO ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE P. 15 3Σ4 GIVING = EMPOWERMENT UNDERGRADUATE GIVING SOCIETY P. 19 COLLEGIATE CHAPTER DONATIONS P. 23 HERITAGE SOCIETY P. 24 SIGMA SERVES CHILDREN P. 26 TRI SIGMA S DEVOTION TO LEADERSHIP EDUCATION P. 29 INDIVIDUAL ANNUAL DONOR CLUBS AND GIVING SOCIETIES P. 49 PARENTS AND FRIENDS OF TRI SIGMA As you look through our annual report, we hope you'll share with us if something doesn't look quite right. We try our best, but admit that mistakes are possible. Please contact us and we promise to make it right. foundation@trisigma.org (540) TRI SIGMA FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 3

4 FOUNDATION BOARD Jennifer E. Holtsclaw DELTA PI CHAIRMAN Marie Schrag Beck BETA UPSILON VICE CHAIRMAN JeanMarie Komyathy GAMMA KAPPA TREASURER Ann DeCecco Rutkowski EPSILON DELTA SECRETARY I GIVE BECAUSE I BELIEVE IN THE IMPORTANCE OF OPPORTUNITY. PROVIDING A WAY FOR WOMEN TO SUCCEED IS THE BEST GIFT ANYONE CAN GIVE. MARYELLEN DRASLER BAXTER, BETA KAPPA, LINDA J. CLAYTON, OMICRON STEPHANIE A. EVERETT, EPSILON THETA, STEPHANIE MILLS FARRELL (SAM!), EPSILON THETA ANGELA GOSE FELDMAN, BETA GAMMA, JANET ROGERS GONZALES, IOTA ALPHA BRANDON HINCHLIFFE ZETA CHI, COASTAL CAROLINA UNIVERSITY MICHELLE POLLARD HEKTOR, BETA DELTA, LISA R. KOELLER, GAMMA ALPHA BRENNA SPILLANE MAGLIULO, GAMMA XI, MELINDA (MINDI) HOLLAND MAJOR, BETA GAMMA LAURA MANTHEY, GAMMA LAMBDA, TRACY MAURER SARY, GAMMA BETA FOUNDATION BOARD EX OFFICIO MEMBERS KAYE SCHUTTE SCHENDEL, GAMMA PHI, NATIONAL PRESIDENT BONNIE RAINEY, ALPHA SIGMA, NATIONAL TREASURER FOUNDATION PROFESSIONAL STAFF Meghan Ward-Bopp Paden EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Nancy Foster Benedict DIRECTOR OF PHILANTHROPIC PROGRAMS Cynthia Heimann Harms STEWARDSHIP AND GIFT OFFICER ALPHA EPSILON Darlene Chadwick Thibodeau FINANCIAL SECRETARY BETA PHI I give to the Foundation because becoming a Sigma has changed my life for the better. By giving to the Foundation, I am ensuring future generations of women receive the same gifts and opportunities Sigma has given me. RENEE KRIES IOTA ALPHA, ALUMNAE INITIATE CHAPTER TRI SIGMA FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 5

5 I GIVE BACK TO THE FOUNDATION IN APPRECIATION FOR ALL OF THE WONDERFUL PEOPLE, OPPORTUNITIES AND MEMORIES THAT TRI SIGMA HAS GIVEN ME! ANGIE BAUMAN NU, CENTRAL MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION REVENUES July 1, 2013 June 30, 2014 TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS & REVENUES 724, ,882 Unrestricted Annual Fund 35,437 Leadership Endowment & Gifts 86,172 Scholarship Fund Endowment & Gifts 76,742 Robbie Page Memorial Gifts 152,648 Net Investment Income WE THANK YOU FOR THE FAITH YOU PUT IN US AND HOPE YOU CONTINUE TO ALLOW US TO BE GOOD STEWARDS OF YOUR GENEROSITY. We want you to know that your investment is not only supporting our organization s current work, but also our ability to adapt and sustain ourselves into the future FOUNDATION EXPENSES July 1, 2013 June 30, 2014 The reason I give to the Sigma Foundation is that I like to support Tri Sigma s endeavors to give as many tools to the upcoming generations who will be our leaders. I love what the Foundation supports and stands for. SHERYL WHITE DAHM IOTA, UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN COLORADO The Sigma Sigma Sigma Foundation is a tax-exempt 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation supported by Sigmas and their families. Revenue comes from individuals (cash, stock gifts, bequests), chapters (proceeds from their philanthropy events), companies (cash and matched gifts), and investment income. Tri Sigma Foundation s investment portfolio is managed by a professional firm with oversight from the Board and a Financial Committee. In Fiscal Year , contributions and revenue totaled 724,884. *Figures are unofficial until our annual audit. 724,884 Total Contributions & Revenues We are committed to practicing good stewardship with all funds entrusted to us, and want to take a moment to walk you through our expenses. Like most nonprofits, Tri Sigma Foundation classifies expenses in three categories: program expenses, fundraising expenses, and administrative expenses. Our program expenses are the funds used to help achieve measurable results for the National Organization, her members, and Sigma s philanthropic priorities. Program expenses not only include the dollars awarded to the National Organization for education and leadership programs, scholarship and grant recipients, but also the costs associated with effectively staffing and executing the programs. In Fiscal Year , program expenses totaled 333,234, and the impact of those expenses are shared throughout this publication. TOTAL EXPENSES 655, ,234 General Program Expenses 176,019 Administration 145,807 Fundraising Expenses 655,061 Total Expenses Administrative expenses include those for financial management, including our audit; technology and systems that ensure organization efficiency; overall planning and coordination of Tri Sigma Foundation s work; and general infrastructure costs. In Fiscal Year , those expenses totaled 176,019. To secure the annual support necessary to meet the National Organization s most pressing educational and leadership needs, our annual fundraising efforts include direct mail, telemarketing, and donor outreach. Those expenses totaled 145,807. TRI SIGMA FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 7

6 LEADERSHIP PROGRAMS ,083 What s the Foundation up to? , ,200 SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS 116,100 IN LEADERSHIP PROGRAM FUNDING LEADERSHIP PROGRAMS In three years, grants to the National Organization for leadership programs increased by 26%. The goal of the Foundation is to increase funding by 10% annually ,750* ,900 33,300 IN SCHOLARSHIPS 69,863 SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS In three years, Tri Sigma Foundation scholarship awards increased by 60%. Our goal is to increase scholarship aid to 50,000 in the next two years ,300 *INCLUDES DESTINATION SIGMA SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED EVERY THREE YEARS FOR CONVENTION IN PLAY THERAPY GRANTS To apply for a scholarship, go to trisigmafoundation.org/scholarship for a scholarship application. SIGMA SERVES CHILDREN GRANTS In three years, RPM grants have increased by 64%. The Foundation supports therapeutic play programs throughout the U.S. and offers two child life fellowships. Your chapter can recommend a hospital or organization in your community for an RPM grant. To apply, go to trisigmafoundation.org/ philanthropy for a grant application. SIGMA SERVES CHILDREN GRANTS ,863 42,400 45,500 TRI SIGMA FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 9

7 Dawn Kennedy Prusator Sigma s Devotion to Academic Excellence In fiscal year the Tri Sigma Foundation provided twenty-eight merit-based scholarships, totaling 33,300, to Tri Sigma sisters pursing their undergraduate or graduate degrees. Each year the online application is made available in November and the deadline for submission is January 31. For more information about scholarship opportunities visit This scholarship will help to support me as I begin my fourth year as a neuroscience PhD student. It is my intention to continue giving to Tri Sigma, as I have received much more than I have given. Thank you again for this generous scholarship, and your recognition of my successes. DAWN KENNEDY PRUSATOR ALPHA IOTA, NORTHEASTERN STATE UNIVERSITY Graduate SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS ALEXANDRA (ALLY) LYNN SIMON, ALPHA CHI, JAMIE SHAPPART HOWERTON, ZETA THETA, MURRAY STATE UNIVERSITY IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY 1,000 MICHAEL WELSH & 1,000 MARIE SANTEE DUNHAM SCHOLARSHIP 1,000 BARBARA MOSELEY WELSH SCHOLARSHIP ERIN MARIE PRENDERGAST, ZETA PSI, LADONNA CATHERINE BARNES, EPSILON THETA, COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY OGLETHORPE UNIVERSITY 1,000 VIOLENDA SEPPALA NELSON SCHOLARSHIP 1,000 FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP NICOLE ALINA SOTO, ZETA EPSILON, KENDALL IMAN BURKE, EPSILON THETA, FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY OGLETHORPE UNIVERSITY 1,000 LOUISA ROUDEBUSH REPLOGLE SCHOLARSHIP 1,000 GERTRUDE LAWRENCE LEDFORD SCHOLARSHIP CAROLYN CROTTY STAUB, ZETA ZETA, JESSICA DOWCHES-WHEELER, ZETA LAMBDA, SONOMA STATE UNIVERSITY WINGATE UNIVERSITY 1,000 MARGARET FREEMAN EVERETT SCHOLARSHIP 1,000 EPSILON XI SCHOLARSHIP CHRISTINE JOY DUCHOUQUETTE, EPSILON IOTA, ST. MARY S UNIVERSITY 1,000 LORI DAHM SCHOLARSHIP Scholarship Funds Named scholarships are endowed funds that allow the TRI SIGMA FOUNDATION to make a difference in the lives of today s Sigma sisters, as well as future generations. To endow a fund an individual, or a group, donates a minimum of 25,000. These funds are subject to the Foundation Board s Investment Policy and distribute annually 3% of the five-year average of the fund s total market value. This policy ensures generous distribution from each fund, while also emphasizing compound growth for the future. TRI SIGMA FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 11

8 Undergraduate SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS PAIGE LEIGH SANCHEZ, ETA TAU, RACHEL RENEE FENSKE, EPSILON RHO, EMBRY-RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL UNIVERSITY MINNESOTA STATE UNIVERSITY AT MANKATO 2,000 FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP 1,000 FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP MARIE ANN STOLL, OMICRON, ANNA BROOK GASPERECZ, ALPHA ZETA, EASTERNMICHIGAN UNIVERSITY NORTHWESTERN STATE UNIVERSITY 2,000 STEPHANIE SABOL STROM SCHOLARSHIP 1,000 LUCILE MERTZ HENDRICK SCHOLARSHIP SHANNON DARBY BONEY, GAMMA XI, REBECCA LYNN GREENWAY, ETA CHI, BARTON COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI 1,500 FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP 1,000 FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP Why did you decide to start an endowment for a scholarship? Charlie and I both value education and know how our lives were impacted as a result of our college experiences. It is our desire to help others have the same opportunities that we had; one way that we can do that is through endowing a scholarship with the Tri Sigma Foundation. DYLAN ADA MEEKER, PI, EMPORIA STATE UNIVERSITY 1,500 FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP REBECCA KATE NARDI, EPSILON CHI, NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY 1,500 HELEN MARIE EGGERT SNYDER SCHOLARSHIP LISA ANN PERZANOWSKI, BETA TAU, UNIVERSITY OF DETROIT MERCY 1,500 FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP SAMANTHA JEAN ALLEN, ZETA LAMBDA, WINGATE UNIVERSITY 1,000 FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP ALEXANDRA CATHERINE BRADBURY, ZETA RHO, JOHNSON & WALES UNIVERSITY 1,000 FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP ALICIA MARIE CONENNA, BETA EPSILON, WESTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY 1,000 FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP MICHELLE MARGERY FABIILLI, BETA TAU, UNIVERSITY OF DETROIT MERCY 1,000 FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP CHELSEY KAY KAISER, EPSILON OMICRON, ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY 1,000 DIXIE CREMEANS SHELTON SCHOLARSHIP LEANNE ELIZABETH KING, EPSILON NU, UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT GREENSBORO 1,000 EMILY LEWIS LEE SCHOLARSHIP MEAGAN ELIZABETH RICE, ETA ETA, LYNN UNIVERSITY 1,000 FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP SARAH LOUISE ROBINETTE, THETA ALPHA, HIGH POINT UNIVERSITY 1,000 ANN BUCHLER WILLIAMS SCHOLARSHIP KARA ELAINE SMITH, ALPHA PI, CLARION UNIVERSITY 1,000 FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP MEGAN JOAN STOLTZE, BETA TAU, UNIVERSITY OF DETROIT MERCY 1,000 FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP It is in large part through my Tri Sigma membership that I have become the woman that I am today. The life lessons and skills that I learned as a Sigma have served me well in both my personal and professional lives. I am a better leader, a better follower, and an independent woman because I am a Tri Sigma. ANNIE & CHARLIE RUTKOWSKI EPSILON DELTA Annie & Charlie Rutkowski TRI SIGMA FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 13

9 3Σ4 Giving = Empowerment Undergraduate Giving Society Tri Sigma Foundation s 3Σ4 Giving=Empowerment Undergraduate Giving Society supports leadership programming for collegiate sisters. When undergraduate sisters make an individual contribution of 18.98, they receive a special dangle. This Society is designed to educate collegiate sisters on the purpose, goals and activity of the Tri Sigma Foundation, and to start undergraduates on their path of annual giving to the Tri Sigma Foundation. The gifts from 3Σ4 Giving=Empowerment Undergraduate Giving Society provide innovative and outstanding educational and leadership programming like Officer Academy, Dunham Women of Character Institute and Labyrinth Leadership Experience. Alpha LONGWOOD UNIVERSITY KATELYN REHOVICH JENNIFER GONZALEZ RACHEL ELIZABETH GRELLE ALYSSA GRELLE ELIZABETH HILLIS HALEY RUSSELL TERESA SCANNELL JORDAN SCHEEL MAKAYLA SCHULTZ Lambda UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA BRITTNEY CIARLO ANDREA McDANIEL ANESSIA PAIGE HOMAN MAYCEE HOOVER SHELBY HORN MADELYN ISMERT JILLIAN JOERLING JAYME SMITH PATRICIA SMITH MOLLY SMITH CAITLYN SOFFNER RANDI STEVSON I GIVE TO THE TRI SIGMA FOUNDATION BECAUSE IT IS A GREAT FEELING TO KNOW THAT I CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THE LIVES OF SIGMAS AROUND THE WORLD! Mu TRUMAN STATE UNIVERSITY KELSEY PORTER, Nu UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL MISSOURI BROOKE BAILEY HANNAH BAKER SHANNON LEIGH BANZE BROOKE BERRA KIRSTIE BOSWORTH ALYSSA BREUER VANESSA CRUZ RANDI DEWITT ABIGAIL DOANE ELLEN EISENBATH AMBER ELSASSER ALYSSA LYNN FORD ALYSSA FOX AMI FRANCIS TAYLOR GILKESON JESSICA GOMEZ STACI GONZALEZ KATHERINE KELLY ALLISON KELLY KATHLEEN KONCKI KAYLA KRAMER MALLORY LANCASTER SARA MACKAY AMBER NICOLE MAGEE BREANNA MAHAN MARIAH MATHIS HALLEY MAYFIELD JENNA MEERS LEANNA MEREDITH FAITH MOUNT MARISSA MULVANEY COURTNEY NIGRO KAITLYN PAVLICA ALEXIS RAE PERKINS TORI POLITTE ARIELLE POUDER KERI PRENDERGAST MARISSA PUMA ALLISON REYNOLDS ANNA RICE HALEY ROBINSON CHANDLER TERMINI SARA VAN HAELE TIERNEY VAN METER CATHERINE VANCE SAMANTHA WALSH Pi EMPORIA STATE UNIVERSITY PAIGE JOHNSTON Chi PITTSBURG STATE UNIVERSITY KAYLA GRODZICKI KELSI THOMPSON Alpha Alpha CONCORD UNIVERSITY LAUREN STEVENS, Alpha Delta DREXEL UNIVERSITY GRETA ERTZGARD DELIA VOTSCH TRI SIGMA FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 15 SARAH ALIGO PI, EMPORIA STATE UNIVERSITY

10 Alpha Zeta NORTHWESTERN STATE UNIVERSITY MICALEE JEANSONNE BRITTANY McCONATHY LAUREN YEPSON Alpha Iota NORTHEASTEN STATE UNIVERSITY ALEXANDRA BARTHOLOMEW NATALIE MAYBERRY Alpha Omicron UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL ARKANSAS HALEIGH CLARK AMANDA CROSS ASHLEY DOURLAIN JORDYN KAGA VICTORIA PHUNG MADELINE DIANE SMITH ASHLEY THOMAS ALYSON TYLER Beta Delta SHEPHERD UNIVERSITY CARRIE ARVIN CHARLOTTE BELLOTTE KATHRYN CODY AMANDA CROWL AMANDA CUSTER LINDSEY LINDGREN CLAIRE WHEATLEY HANNA YORK Gamma Zeta SLIPPERY ROCK UNIVERSITY REBECCA OBERLE LINDSEY STOYANOFF EMILY WHITEMAN Gamma Lambda UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN - EAU CLAIRE JULIA SUSAN MAY JOHNSON GIVING LEVELS Gamma Mu SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA UNIVERSITY MEGAN BRATHBERRY MACKENZIE FOREMAN ARIANNA MALIAH WESTMORELAND HODGE BETHANY LEACH Gamma Xi BARTON COLLEGE EMILY KACZMAR EMILY LEAGON KEISHA PARKER Gamma Pi NICHOLLS STATE UNIVERSITY ALICIA BOUDREAUX MEGAN LUKE Gamma Psi MOREHEAD STATE UNIVERSITY SHARON JEAN BROOKE Delta Delta UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL STEPHANIE BLAIR Delta Omicron GETTYSBURG COLLEGE ELIZABETH FOSTER KELLY GROSS Delta Pi WINTHROP UNIVERSITY LAUREN LINTZ AMANDA MARTIN KATHRYN MCGEE KELSEY OSBORNE ELIZABETH WHITAKER Delta Psi ST. JOSEPH UNIVERSITY GINA SPINELLI Epsilon Epsilon THE RICHARD STOCKTON COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY JENNIFER JOBES Epsilon Zeta SOUTHERN ARKANSAS UNIVERSITY YALILE ELIZABETH JOHNSON JANAE MOSBEY WHITTNEY WILLIAMSON Epsilon Eta EAST STROUDSBURG UNIVERSITY NICOLETTE LABOY BRIANNA NOWASKI REBECCA WINTERBERG Epsilon Theta OGLETHROPE UNIVERSITY CAITLIN MUNROE Epsilon Kappa UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN OSHKOSH RYANNE MALLOW Epsilon Nu UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT GREENSBORO SHERESA RANKIN SARAH SEAWELL Epsilon Tau ST. LEO UNIVERSITY RAISA ALSTODT JULIA BARBOSA SHANNON GRAEPEL EVA KELLER Epsilon Psi ROCHESTER INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY JENNIFER RICCARDI RECOGNITION AT THE SOCIETY LEVEL IS BASED UPON TOTAL LIFETIME CUMULATIVE GIVING WRIGHT SOCIETY 200,000 // WATKINS SOCIETY 150,000 // SCOTT SOCIETY 100,000 // MICHIE SOCIETY 75,000 MERRICK SOCIETY 50,000 // FEATHERSTON SOCIETY 25,000 // DAVIS SOCIETY 10,000 // BATTEN SOCIETY 5,000 Zeta Gamma SOUTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY KAILEA MARSHALL Zeta Epsilon FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY GABRIELLA RUSSOTTI Zeta Eta WINONA STATE UNIVERSITY ALEXA KARAVOS ALEXANDRA SAVAT Zeta Kappa MONTCLAIR STATE UNIVERSITY COURTNEY ECKERT RITA EHRET DANIELLE POLLARO Zeta Lambda WINGATE UNIVERSITY ANDRIA ALICEA REBECCA ALLEN SAMANTHA ALLEN Zeta Pi VIRGINIA WESLEYAN COLLEGE ALEXIS TURNER-LAFVING Zeta Rho JOHNSON AND WALES UNIVERSITY SHANNON HICKEY Zeta Upsilon FITCHBURG STATE UNIVERSITY JORDAN ROBERGE NICOLE SILVESTRE DONOR CLUBS Eta Zeta UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA-ANCHORAGE TARA AGNEW VISNJA BOSNJAK SAMANTHA OWENS, Eta Eta LYNN UNIVERSITY HALLIE FRANCES GREENWOOD Eta Kappa TEXAS WOMAN S UNIVERSITY SAMANTHA BRECHBUHL Eta Nu RAMAPO COLLEGE SARAH PAUL AMANDA SAMBUCINI EMILY SEGRETO Eta Omicron SAM HOUSTON STATE UNIVERSITY YESSICA FERRER Eta Pi METROPOLITAN STATE UNIVERSITY ELIZABETH FISCHER Eta Sigma CULVER-STOCKTON COLLEGE SARA ALLEN MORGAN WILSON Eta Upsilon LYNCHBURG UNIVERSITY ELIZABETH WEHR Eta Phi PRATT INSTITUTE EMILY ERCOLINI EMILY SODERBERG Eta Psi ST. JOHN S UNIVERSITY EMILY MITCHELL MARIA REYES GARCIA MICHELLE SISTO Theta Delta LINDENWOOD UNIVERSITY MEGHAN MENCHELLA TINA WHITE KATHERINE YANCEY Theta Epsilon UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS KATHERINE LINFIELD RECOGNIZE GIFTS MADE DURING ONE YEAR (JULY 1-JUNE 30) J STEADFAST CLUB 10,000 + // D FOUNDERS CLUB 5,000-9,999 // Q WALTON CLUB 2,500-4,999 // k 1898 CLUB 1,898-2,499 v 1,000-1,897 // t // l // s // w 1-99 TRI SIGMA FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 17

11 Collegiate COLLECTIVELY THEY DONATED MORE THAN 205,000 IN ! Chapter Donations Emily Eure Ellis OUR FOUNDATION IS ON THE MOVE AND I M HONORED TO BE A SMALL PART OF THESE SIGNIFICANT AND MEANINGFUL EFFORTS! LESLIE MEHARD BRADY DELTA PI, WINTHROP UNIVERSITY Collegiate chapters are the lifeblood of our Sorority and directly benefit from the many programs the TRI SIGMA FOUNDATION helps to fund. Those chapters that make donations to the Tri Sigma annual fund, supporting our greatest need, make these programs possible. Many chapters also support the Foundation s work of serving children through donations for the Robbie Page Memorial Fund. We thank the following chapters for recognizing the impact the Tri Sigma Foundation has on our sisters and for making the programs and grants the Tri Sigma Foundation provides possible for many years to come. Founders Club MU NU ALPHA ZETA ALPHA MU ALPHA CHI GAMMA BETA GAMMA PI DELTA DELTA TRUMAN STATE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL MISSOURI NORTHWESTERN STATE UNIVERSITY LOUISIANA UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHWESTERN LOUISIANA MURRAY STATE UNIVERSITY EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY NICHOLS STATE UNIVERSITY THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL Walton Club CHI PITTSBURG STATE UNIVERSITY ALPHA DELTA DREXEL UNIVERSITY ALPHA IOTA NORTHEASTERN STATE UNIVERSITY, OKLAHOMA ALPHA PSI EASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY I get excited over the amazing leadership programs, scholarships and grants our Foundation funds. For me it is important to give to the Sigma Sigma Sigma Foundation. EMILY EURE ELLIS GAMMA BETA, EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY BETA THETA GAMMA MU DELTA CHI EPSILON RHO EPSILON UPSILON ETA KAPPA THETA ALPHA 1898 Club OMICRON BETA DELTA BETA EPSILON DELTA OMICRON EPSILON EPSILON EPSILON NU EPSILON CHI EPSILON PSI ZETA KAPPA ETA LAMBDA UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA MINNESOTA STATE UNIVERSITY MANKATO MARIST COLLEGE TEXAS WOMAN S UNIVERSITY HIGH POINT UNIVERSITY EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY SHEPHERD UNIVERSITY WESTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY GETTYSBURG COLLEGE THE RICHARD STOCKTON COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT GREENSBORO NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY ROCHESTER INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY MONTCLAIR STATE UNIVERSITY MORAVIAN COLLEGE TRI SIGMA FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 19

12 Donor Clubs recognize gifts made during one year Pearl Club PSI ALPHA BETA BETA PI GAMMA ZETA GAMMA XI DELTA PI EPSILON SIGMA MARSHALL UNIVERSITY KENT STATE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN - STOUT SLIPPERY ROCK UNIVERSITY BARTON COLLEGE WINTHROP UNIVERSITY VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY Circle Club ALPHA OMICRON ALPHA UPSILON BETA ALPHA BETA BETA BETA XI BETA TAU GAMMA RHO UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL ARKANSAS JAMES MADISON UNIVERSITY NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF DETROIT MERCY EDINBORO UNIVERSITY (July 1-June 30) EPSILON PHI ZETA ALPHA UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT WILMINGTON BRYANT UNIVERSITY DELTA UPSILON EPSILON ALPHA WIDENER UNIVERSITY CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY EAST BAY STEADFAST CLUB 10,000 + ZETA DELTA ZETA CHI ETA BETA ETA CHI STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK - ONEONTA COASTAL CAROLINA UNIVERSITY NEWBERRY COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI EPSILON BETA EPSILON GAMMA EPSILON IOTA EPSILON KAPPA UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS AT MONTICELLO GRAND VALLEY STATE UNIVERSITY ST. MARY S UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN OSHKOSH ST. LOUIS FOUNDERS CLUB 5,000-9,999 WALTON CLUB 2,500-4, CLUB 1,898-2,499 ETA TAU THETA BETA THETA DELTA Violet Club ALPHA PI ALPHA EPSILON ALPHA XI ALPHA PI ALPHA PHI GAMMA LAMBDA EMBRY-RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN FLINT LINDENWOOD UNIVERSITY LONGWOOD UNIVERSITY EMPORIA STATE UNIVERSITY NORTHWEST MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN WHITEWATER CLARION UNIVERSITY CENTRAL MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN -EAU CLAIRE EPSILON PI ZETA TAU ETA ALPHA ETA PI ETA SIGMA ETA UPSILON THETA GAMMA Triangle Club LAMBDA ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA THETA PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE MISSOURI WESTERN STATE UNIVERSITY STEPHENS COLLEGE METRO STATE COLLEGE CULVER-STOCKTON COLLEGE LYNCHBURG COLLEGE McKENDREE UNIVERSITY INDIANA UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA CONCORD UNIVERSITY RADFORD UNIVERSITY GAMMA PSI MOREHEAD STATE UNIVERSITY ALPHA RHO LOCK HAVEN UNIVERSITY 1,000-1,897 DELTA BETA DELTA ZETA DELTA THETA EPSILON DELTA ELON UNIVERSITY BLOOMSBURG UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT PEMBROKE GANNON UNIVERSITY DELTA PSI ZETA THETA ZETA PI ETA ZETA ST. JOSEPH S UNIVERSITY IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY VIRGINIA WESLEYAN COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA ANCHORAGE COLUMBIA EPSILON THETA EPSILON OMICRON EPSILON TAU ZETA GAMMA ZETA EPSILON ZETA ETA ZETA LAMBDA ZETA RHO ZETA UPSILON ZETA PSI ETA THETA ETA NU ETA XI OGLETHORPE UNIVERSITY ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY SAINT LEO UNIVERSITY SOUTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY WINONA STATE UNIVERSITY WINGATE UNIVERSITY JOHNSON AND WALES UNIVERSITY FITCHBURG STATE COLLEGE THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS COLLEGE RAMAPO COLLEGE URSINUS COLLEGE ETA OMICRON ETA PHI ETA PSI Arc Club EPSILON ETA SAM HOUSTON STATE UNIVERSITY PRATT INSTITUTE ST. JOHN S UNIVERSITY EAST STROUDSBURG UNIVERSITY DALLAS ST. LOUIS CHICAGO TRI SIGMA FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 21

13 Heritage Society CATHERINE DUFFIN ALBRIGHT CHI CHAPTER LOIS HANSEN HJELLE ALPHA PHI CHAPTER KIMBERLY ANN OMELSON ALPHA NU CHAPTER REVELYN SATTERLEE ALPAUGH PI CHAPTER ELIZABETH WAKEMAN HOFFERT BETA XI CHAPTER LINDA HUNTER PORTER ALPHA EPSILON CHAPTER Catherine Duffin Albright THE HERITAGE SOCIETY recognizes those who have chosen to leave a legacy for the future of Tri Sigma through their will or estate plans. It s not as complicated as you might think; visit trisigmafoundation.org for more information. MARY K. BARBEE IOTA CHAPTER MARIE SCHRAG BECK BETA UPSILON CHAPTER MARGARET SHERROD BLUE ALPHA UPSILON CHAPTER SUZAN ROME BOSARGE GAMMA MU CHAPTER LESLIE MEHARD BRADY DELTA PI CHAPTER JENNIFER HOLTSCLAW DELTA PI CHAPTER JANET STROKER HORNER BETA XI CHAPTER CHRISTI JONES-MCNEILL DELTA PI CHAPTER MARILYNN SCHMITT KINSELLA ALPHA XI CHAPTER WENDY KIRKPATRICK ALPHA CHAPTER BONNIE RAINEY ALPHA SIGMA CHAPTER KARA EATON REES BETA GAMMA CHAPTER LESLIE PODBOY ROODS RHO CHAPTER ANN DECECCO RUTKOWSKI EPSILON DELTA CHAPTER TRACY MAURER SARY GAMMA BETA CHAPTER My family has set up insurance policies, with our alma maters as beneficiaries, so I thought why not give one to the Sigma Sigma Sigma Foundation, too? I pay for the policy annually, and hopefully when the Foundation receives the full value of the policy they ll be able to do something really significant. CATHERINE DUFFIN ALBRIGHT CHI, PITTSBURG STATE UNIVERSITY MARY CRUMPTON BROWN RHO CHAPTER AMY KEITH BUCHHEIT BETA XI CHAPTER PATRICIA SCEPANIAK CASEY ZETA RHO CHAPTER RAYNA BEITZEL COLEMAN ALPHA ALPHA CHAPTER MONICA WOJDYLA CUSICK EPSILON LAMBDA CHAPTER MARCIA LOU CUTTER BETA GAMMA CHAPTER JOANN STOHLER DAVIS BETA GAMMA CHAPTER EMILY EURE ELLIS GAMMA LAMBDA CHAPTER STEPHANIE (SAM!) MILLS FARRELL EPSILON THETA CHAPTER ANGI GOSE FELDMAN BETA GAMMA CHAPTER MARGARET GAMBLE ALPHA SIGMA CHAPTER MERRILL GRIFFIS GIBSON EPSILON THETA CHAPTER KATHERINE REAGAN GILLAN ALPHA ZETA CHAPTER JEANMARIE KOMYATHY GAMMA KAPPA CHAPTER JULIE K. LAMMEL ALPHA SIGMA CHAPTER JOANN DOUGLAS LITTON BETA GAMMA CHAPTER BRENNA SPILLANE MAGLIULO GAMMA XI CHAPTER LINDA MANLEY-KUITU EPSILON RHO CHAPTER DEBORAH HANSON MAVES BETA IOTA CHAPTER DEE ANN MYERS McCONVILLE BETA GAMMA CHAPTER NANCY MARKS McCULLOUGH BETA BETA CHAPTER NANCY STROM McGOWAN KAPPA CHAPTER ROSEMARIE MERRITT MIRABELLA ALPHA UPSILON CHAPTER TRACY O SHIELDS MITCHELL GAMMA XI CHAPTER ERIKA WARNECK NEWHOUSE BETA BETA CHAPTER ARDATH FRANKLIN OLSEN OMICRON CHAPTER LORI TRAVIS SCHAEFER BETA PI CHAPTER KAYE SCHUTTE SCHENDEL GAMMA PHI CHAPTER BARBARA WOLFE SHENK ALPHA UPSILON CHAPTER ELLEN NADINE SIGEL EPSILON EPSILON CHAPTER EMMY SMITH EPSILON PI CHAPTER SANDRA PEYTON THAYER BETA GAMMA CHAPTER DARLENE CHADWICK THIBODEAU BETA PHI CHAPTER SUE CROAD WATSON DELTA KAPPA CHAPTER DEBRA KAY WILCOX IOTA CHAPTER ANN BUCHLER WILLIAMS GAMMA ETA CHAPTER JANET BUCHANAN WISDORF BETA PI CHAPTER DEBORAH LYNN WOODRUFF BETA GAMMA CHAPTER PHYLLIS SMAY WRIGHT ALPHA KAPPA CHAPTER TRI SIGMA FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 23

14 Epsilon Alpha Chapter Sigma Serves Children SIGMA SERVES CHILDREN Our National RPM grants helped to fund clinical fellowships in recreational therapy and child life-pediatrics, as well as a playroom. Local grants provided funding for ipads, musical instruments, toy models of CT and MRI scanners, and books for a Family Resource Library, just to highlight a few. Sigma s Devotion to Serving Children In fiscal year the Tri Sigma Foundation provided ten grants, TOTALING 69,863 to local and national children s hospitals. TOTAL RPM LOCAL GRANTS 14,499 CHAPTER NOMINATOR FACILITY AMOUNT EPSILON ALPHA CHAPTER GEORGE MARK CHILDREN S HOUSE CINCINNATI ALUMNAE CINCINNATI CHILDREN S HOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER CHICAGO NORTH SHORE ALUMNAE NORTHSHORE UNIVERSITY EVANSTON HOSPITAL TALLAHASSEE ALUMNAE CHILDREN S CENTER TALLAHASSEE MEMORIAL HEALTHCARE TWIN CITIES ALUMNAE CHILDREN S HOSPITALS AND CLINICS OF MINNESOTA OKLAHOMA CITY METRO ALUMNAE THE CHILDREN S HOSPITAL AT OU MEDICAL CENTER GRAND RAPID ALUMNAE MARY FREE BED REHABILITATION HOSPITAL 2,500 1,898 1,659 2,003 2,441 1,608 2,390 Each year the online application is made available in January and the deadline for submission is April 1. For more information about national or local grant opportunities visit trisigmafoundation.org/ philanthropy RPM NATIONAL GRANTS CHILDREN S MEDICAL CENTER OF DALLAS 20,000 NORTH CAROLINA CHILDREN S HOSPITAL 19,864 DENVER CHILDREN S HOSPITAL SOUTH CAMPUS 15,000 Our chapter s philanthropic contributions to the George Mark Children s House have made a huge impact on their play therapy programs and activities. We are so glad the Tri Sigma Foundation has made it possible for the Epsilon Alpha chapter to help the George Mark Children s House! RACHEL FLETCHER, EPSILON ALPHA EPSILON ALPHA, CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY EAST BAY LOCAL PLAY THERAPY GRANT RECIPIENT BENEFITTING GEORGE MARK CHILDREN S HOUSE TRI SIGMA FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 25

15 Sigma s Devotion to Leadership Education 15,000 GRANTED 15,000 GRANTED IN FISCAL YEAR THE TRI SIGMA FOUNDATION PROVIDED FIVE GRANTS TO HELP FUND THE LEADERSHIP AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING OF THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION. Each year we partner with the National Organization to invest in educational and leadership programming. These grants support programs that have the potential to impact the lives of each and every member of Tri Sigma. In the grants totaled 116,100, which is just 28% of the National Organization s request, due to our available resources. The generosity of our donors can change that, and we ll continue our work until financial resources are no longer a barrier to fully funding their annual grant request. 80,000 GRANTED Officer Academy is a regional program for newly elected officers to learn to lead using the values of Tri Sigma as their guide. This is more about skill development for women leaders than position training. 98.4% AGREED THAT THEY ARE BETTER LEADERS AND THIS EXPERIENCE WILL BENEFIT THEIR CHAPTER BECAUSE OF THEIR ATTENDANCE. Program participants like Lindsay Maunz, of Alpha Phi chapter, tell us that these leadership opportunities are making positive changes within our members and within our chapters: Officer Academy not only strengthened my love for Sigma and this organization, but I was able to FURTHER DEVELOP MY LEADERSHIP SKILLS as an officer. I learned valuable things to take back to my chapter and help make it the best it can be. I would recommend that any officer go to Officer Academy because it not only benefits your chapter in growth and development, but it also makes you a stronger and more confidant leader. This Institute focuses on the education of our newer members and is designed to empower emerging leaders to lead with character. Each chapter is encouraged to send at least one member to the Institute, to act as a positive change agent within their communities. 63% OF WOMEN THAT ATTENDED THE 2012 DUNHAM WOMEN OF CHARACTER INSTITUTE WERE APPOINTED INTO AN OFFICER OR CHAIR POSITIONS THE FOLLOWING YEAR. 100% of students agreed attending the Dunham Women of Character Institute strengthened their personal commitment to being a woman of character. 94.9% of students agreed attending the Dunham Women of Character Institute helped them understand components of developing an outstanding resume. 98.3% of students agreed attending the Dunham Women of Character Institute strengthened their commitment to Tri Sigma and their chapter. 4,600 GRANTED The Undergraduate Interfraternity Institute (UIFI ) is a five day institute that brings together fraternity men and sorority women from across North America to create opportunities to explore, define, and enhance their leadership skills, personal awareness, commitment to their fraternity or sorority, and grow to expect values based action from themselves and those they lead. At UIFI, you will be given the skills to improve your own leadership abilities and positively affect your chapter, council, and community. Thank you so much for sending me to UIFI this year. I had no clue what I was getting myself into, but it turned out to be one of the best experiences of my life! I have found myself and realized what this sorority is all about. I am a changed person and am ready to change my campus. I have been given an amazing opportunity that I will cherish forever. Thank you again and I hope to make you all proud. EMILY SCHNIER, ETA NU 98% of respondents agreed or strongly agreed that they are a better leader because of UIFI. 99% agreed or strongly agreed that UIFI deepened their commitment to fraternity/ sorority life. 99% would recommend UIFI to a peer. For the Tri Sigma who yearns to learn and live our mission, vision and values, the Labyrinth Leadership Experience provides a transformational, engaging and inter-generational experience for members to grow in their appreciation of the lifelong commitment associated with membership. I did not learn Tri Sigma deep down, the ritual and values, as a collegian. As I started volunteering as an alumna, I came to understand Tri Sigma that way intellectually. But after Labyrinth, I ve got it hook, line, and sinker in my heart. I want to share the true meaning of Tri Sigma with all those women who missed it in college, just like I did. Tri Sigma has given me the love, support, and opportunity to stretch that I could never find somewhere else. Labyrinth reminded me to balance my everyday life by living our ritual, and it taught me to stretch my soul. EMMY SMITH, EPSILON PI 100% felt they had a better understanding of Tri Sigma s core values and how they relate to their life. 83.3% strongly agreed and 16.7% agreed that they recognize the impact they can have on our world and how they can contribute to their communities. 100% have a renewed love and passion for Tri Sigma and my lifelong commitment. State Day Educational Speakers 1,500 GRANTED The Tri Sigma Foundation supports State Days by providing funding for educational speakers. In the Foundation helped to fund the educational speakers for Arkansas, Pennsylvania and South Carolina. These programs touched on a variety of topics, all engaging and inspiring those Tri Sigma sisters in attendance on life-skill development. TRI SIGMA FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 27

16 Individual Annual Donor Clubs and Giving Societies The generosity of our donors has positioned the TRI SIGMA FOUNDATION as a leading source of support for the educational and leadership programs of the National Organization, as well as the scholastic and philanthropic pursuits of its members. Supporting the TRI SIGMA FOUNDATION means investing in a thriving organization and our Sigma sisters across the world. Sisters who are focused on scholastic, leadership, and charitable pursuits; sisters who will change the world. We hope the programs, stories, and women in this annual report share the story of what you ve already made possible, as well as inspire your r enewed support this year, and for many years to come. The TRI SIGMA FOUNDATION thanks the following collegian and alumnae members, parents, and friends of Tri Sigma for helping us make a difference. Note: Listings reflect member status and gifts received July 1, June 30, I GIVE TO THE TRI SIGMA FOUNDATION BECAUSE IT IS A GREAT FEELING TO KNOW THAT I CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THE LIVES OF SIGMAS AROUND THE WORLD! SARAH ALIGO PI, EMPORIA STATE UNIVERSITY Alpha Chapter, Longwood ELIZABETH MINGEE ROBIN HAYWOOD LARKIN ALICIA ASHTON CLARK HELEN WILSON COVER LYNDSEY DANNON CALEDONIA GLEN DARLING REBECCA JONES DAVIS NANCY KEEDWELL FERGUSON ELIZABETH GILES IRWIN WENDY KIRKPATRICK JOY SERINE MORE BARBARA JANE MOSS PAMELA CROY NEWTON REBECCA LYNN OWENS-GOODRICH KATELYN REHOVICH GIVING LEVELS Zeta Chapter, SUNY Buffalo State BETTY KEELEY FLAYER CHRISTINE HOTO LONGYEAR SHIRLEY BOOKER HESS RUTH PARKER PETERS RITA HAAS WIDMAN Iota Chapter, of Northern Colorado 1898 CLUB CATHERINE McCLEERY KLOCKSIEM SHERYL WHITE DAHM DAVIS SOCIETY JUDITH SLEPPY LADNER-DEMKO CAROLYN WALLISCH SHARON HINES ROCKWELL BATTEN SOCIETY CAROLE MINK McCAIN MARILYN DEUS ANDERSON MARY K. BARBEE BATTEN SOCIETY JANET BURMAN BENT JOANNE RONNFELDT DETARY RENEE DOTSON DILTS LYNN HARRINGTON AGNES DOXTATOR HOWSHAR CAROLYN MCKNIGHT PRITCHETT SHARON SPICKERMAN SCHEELE MARGARET HOBSON SMITH DEBRA KAY WILCOX DAVIS SOCIETY JO ANN HUCK WILSON SHIRLEY M. ALSAGER MARY MORRIS ASMUS SANDRA KAY CHAMBERLIN RECOGNITION AT THE SOCIETY LEVEL IS BASED UPON TOTAL LIFETIME CUMULATIVE GIVING WRIGHT SOCIETY 200,000 // WATKINS SOCIETY 150,000 // SCOTT SOCIETY 100,000 // MICHIE SOCIETY 75,000 MERRICK SOCIETY 50,000 // FEATHERSTON SOCIETY 25,000 // DAVIS SOCIETY 10,000 // BATTEN SOCIETY 5,000 DONOR CLUBS RECOGNIZE GIFTS MADE DURING ONE YEAR (JULY 1-JUNE 30) STEADFAST CLUB 10,000 + // FOUNDERS CLUB 5,000-9,999 // WALTON CLUB 2,500-4,999 // 1898 CLUB 1,898-2,499 1,000-1,897 // // // // 1-99 k DECEASED TRI SIGMA FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 29

17 JO ANN COBLE NANCY SUTTON COLEGROVE ANN GAUTHIER GILMORE PHYLLIS FAUSSET GLANZ DOROTHY ALDEN GURTLER CAROL HOLDEMAN JORDAN MARILYN BRATTON KAES PATRICIA HOBSON KING KATIE COX MARLEY JOAN MATTHEWS METSKER ANNE LONERGAN METZ MARTHA JOHNSON MITCHEM SHARON WHITE ROLAND MARILYNN MILLER SCHROEDER WANDA ALEXANDER SHIPMAN KATHRYN CORTNER SMITH MARILYN MOHR WAGNER Kappa Chapter, Miami CAROL RYCKMAN FROST DAVIS SOCIETY DIANE DEWITT MYSONHIMER CONSTANCE SWANK DAVIS SOCIETY CLAUDIA BOGGESS SMITH KRISTI NEWMAN BAKER JOYCE MARTIN BEARD KAY MARQUARDT BEATY JUDITH PEISEL BURKHOLDER ANNA CHRISTINE PRITCHARD COTEY MARGARET PRESTON GALLAGHER ILENE SWANK GARRETT DIANA MARIE HUNN JUDITH CONNOR JONES ANN DEVOE LOREAUX CAROL BENZINGER PUZZITIELLO ELLNOR JEAN RATCLIFF LINDA MYRTLE RITTER ANN VON GUNTEN ROOF KARIN KANITZ SCHNEIDER MARY ANNE GILL ASBURY CHERYL SCHINAGLE CAMERON JACQUELINE CRONIN KATHALEE GRANT HODGE VERNAE THOMAS JOHNSTON LORI PRATO KEATING BARBARA ANN KISH GIVING LEVELS CAROL JUHASZ LADRIGAN BARBARA BOWLES LINDEN NANCY STROM MCGOWAN MARY MCFADDEN MOORE DOROTHY DURST NORTON LINDA ANN O DONNEL CHERIE PANDORA KAREN SLEMPA PAVLUK LISA DUNHAM PRICHARD JANE HOLLINGS PRINS KAREN SILZ WENDY DERDERIAN STAM KAREN YOUNG STONE-TOWLE* FRANKIE WAINWRIGHT BATTEN SOCIETY JOYCE JOHNSON WHITEMAN GAYLE ZIASKAS Lambda Chapter, Indiana of Pennsylvania LEAH IRENE McCONNELL SUZANNE CROFT BRENDA NEUMEISTER DUVALL NANCY GLOVER ROACH MARJORIE HOOFRING BAILEY SARAH BEGANY BRITTNEY CIARLO BARBARA SAYLOR CLEMINSON SHANNON CRAMER MARTHA KALKO ANDREA MCDANIEL PAULA ANDRIEN RIANO Mu Chapter, Truman State KELSEY PORTER WENDY BENDER STELLY JANICE WALL FEDANZO NICOLE MICHELLE KATNIK SHANNON MARIE MCNULTY Nu Chapter, Central Missouri State CAROLE RUF GURLEY JONNA MCKENDREE MERRITT CHARLOTTE SMOYER MYKLEBUST GAIL IHRIG ALBEAUR LORNA HONLEY ANDERSON ERIN ANN ANGELI PATRICIA SELOVER AREY CAROLYN GRANGER AUSTIN BROOKE BAILEY HANNAH BAKER SHANNON LEIGH BANZE TAYLOR ANN BATSON BROOKE BERRA ETHEL NEIMEYER BLANKENSHIP KIRSTIE BOSWORTH SUSAN SEDGE BRAND MARSHA MICHELLE BRENNER ALYSSA BREUER MADISON CAMERON RAEGAN NICOLE CRAIG VANESSA CRUZ NANCY BALL DAY RANDI DEWITT ABIGAIL DOANE ERICA DOANE ELLEN EISENBATH AMBER ELSASSER JO ANN LANE FAVORITA ALYSSA LYNN FORD ALYSSA FOX AMI FRANCIS TAYLOR GILKESON JESSICA GOMEZ STACI GONZALEZ JENNIFER GONZALEZ AMANDA GOSSARD RACHEL ELIZABETH GRELLE ALYSSA GRELLE DEZARAY HAMPTON TAYLOR HERMANN BERLENE CURTIS HERRICK SADIE HICKS ELIZABETH HILLIS ANESSIA PAIGE HOMAN MAYCEE HOOVER MELINDA DUNARD HORN RECOGNITION AT THE SOCIETY LEVEL IS BASED UPON TOTAL LIFETIME CUMULATIVE GIVING WRIGHT SOCIETY 200,000 // WATKINS SOCIETY 150,000 // SCOTT SOCIETY 100,000 // MICHIE SOCIETY 75,000 MERRICK SOCIETY 50,000 // FEATHERSTON SOCIETY 25,000 // DAVIS SOCIETY 10,000 // BATTEN SOCIETY 5,000 SHELBY HORN KATLYN ELIZABETH HUNKINS MADELYN ISMERT TERESA STROBEL JACKSON JILLIAN JOERLING ROSALIE C. KARCZEWSKI KATHERINE KELLY ALLISON KELLY BEVERLY KENNEDY NICOLE KENNEY KATHLEEN KONCKI KAYLA KRAMER MALLORY LANCASTER JUDITH LEACH SARA MACKAY AMBER NICOLE MAGEE BREANNA MAHAN MARIAH MATHIS HALLEY MAYFIELD JENNA MEERS MADELINE MEIER LEANNA MEREDITH KAITLYN MINCHER MARIA ELIZABETH MOORE FAITH MOUNT MARISSA MULVANEY COURTNEY NIGRO LINDSAY ANNE PAGE KAITLYN PAVLICA ALEXIS RAE PERKINS CAROL PHILLIPS TORI POLITTE ARIELLE POUDER KAREN LYNNE PRATT KERI PRENDERGAST MARISSA PUMA ALLISON REYNOLDS ANNA RICE KELSEY RICKETTS HALEY ROBINSON HALEY RUSSELL TERESA SCANNELL JORDAN SCHEEL MAKAYLA SCHULTZ JAYME SMITH PATRICIA SMITH MOLLY SMITH CAITLYN SOFFNER MACKAYLIE LORAINE SPONSELLER LEA ANN RICE SPRAGUE RANDI STEVSON HANNAH JUSTICE STILWELL DONOR CLUBS TAYLOR STUART SYDNEY SWINICKI TAYLOR STUART SHARON HEIL TELGEMEIER CHANDLER TERMINI BARBARA SMITH THOMPSON SYDNEY ROSE THORTON PAMELA WALKER THORP COURTNEY ANN TUCK SARA VAN HAELE TIERNEY VAN METER CATHERINE VANCE MARY VIDA SAMANTHA WALSH SKYLER WARHURST REBECCA SWAGER YOUNG Xi Chapter, Northwestern State College PATTY STAPLETON PHILLIPS VELMA KECK MAYFIELD Omicron Chapter, Eastern Michigan LINDA CLAYTON DAVIS SOCIETY LORI YOKICH TAYLOR KIM KOKKO DAVIDS JOANNE MORAN ROBERTSON DEBORAH DELLING ROMANELLI PATRICIA PAWELAK TERRANOVA MARION COWARD VANDERVEEN JAYNE HOGREFE WERBYLO MEAGAN BAGAZINSKI KEIRSTEN BENNINGER ALYSSA BRANDT RACHEL CANE MEGAN CZESAK KAITLYN CZINSKI MICHELLE DOLLYHIGH KAREN FEGER JESSICA FISK CHELSEA HARRIS LIZ HARRISON MARION HESTER SHELBY JACKSON KAREN LEO JESSICA NICOLE LEONARD HELEN KREBS MADDOX JUDITH RICHARDS MAKOWSKI KARA MICIEK NANCY BOTT MOLNAR TIFFANI PATTERSON SARA PEBBLES ANDREA RAPSON NATALIE RAPSON HARMONI SARGENT-COPELAND LINDSEY SMITH ADRIANA SOTO SARAH JESSICA TUCKER LINDSEY VORCE SHIRLEY MADISON ZEMMER Pi Chapter, Emporia State REVELYN SATTERLEE ALPAUGH ROBERTA BUSH GALBRAITH KAORI IHA HORNBAKER BONNIE HORTON CANNON KELLY JO KARNES LEILA LEWIS RUDDICK AVIS SMITH BAKER* NORMA LEWIS BLETSCHER SUSAN BRIEN CAROLYN BLOYD EDWARDS JULIE FAWDINGTON LISA R. GODBEY PAIGE JOHNSTON LAUREN LEIF AMANDA MAGEE JESSICA MEDLIN BROOKE SMITH NOBLE HELEN FEARL SHADWICK SUSAN FORD SIMS FRANCES NUNEMACHER VAN BLARICUM FREDA BORNSCHEIN WOODS RECOGNIZE GIFTS MADE DURING ONE YEAR (JULY 1-JUNE 30) STEADFAST CLUB 10,000 + // FOUNDERS CLUB 5,000-9,999 // WALTON CLUB 2,500-4,999 // 1898 CLUB 1,898-2,499 1,000-1,897 // // // // 1-99 k DECEASED TRI SIGMA FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 31

18 Rho Chapter, Florida State STEADFAST CLUB MARY CRUMPTON BROWN MERRICK SOCIETY POLLY WINGFIELD HORNE DAVIS SOCIETY JILL WADSWORTH DEBORAH BERGSTROM BREEZE NANCY BAUR DILLEN SUZANNE GUTHRIE EVENSTAD NANCY CARLSON GAVAGHAN MARLENE WILLETT MIDDLETON SUSAN LESTER PERKINS HEATHER CHRISTY APEL INGER MARIA AVANT DONNA BURNETTE LISA BEGUE CAREY RUTH KOEPP CRAWFORD GAIL CURRY CONSTANCE FLUHR GEYER VALERIE VAIL GRAY LINDA WOOD HILLS LASSIE CRAWFORD LEE DAWN ROBBINS PRESTON JOYCE BURTS ROBINSON SUSAN HOGLE TAYLOR LINDA ELIZABETH TRIGG DENISE PHILLIPS VOGELGESANG RUTH WAHLEN Sigma Chapter, Western State College KATHLEEN HUNSAKER BONNIE DEMLING SCHULTZ JUANITA GUNN FILONOWICH JANICE DOLLARD GARLAND-CASHION STACEY SUCKE GIBBONS LINDA BOSLEY HOLEKAMP BETH WEILER ISAACS ANN DOYLE LAGUENS MARY (BETTY) WINBERRY NAFTZ KATHRYN GERBER OSBORNE GIVING LEVELS JANICE BROWN REED FLORENCE HUNT RUGGERA SUSAN SMILEY SIMPSON PATRICIA JOHNSON STRUESSEL SHIRLEY CHATHAM VIDMAR KATHLEEN MOORE VIESSMANN Upsilon Chapter, East Central State College BILLIE ROBBINS HOLSTEIN* Chi Chapter, Pittsburg State CATHERINE DUFFIN ALBRIGHT FEATHERSTON SOCIETY MOLLY SCHROEDER STEADMAN BATTEN SOCIETY MELISSA HOLMBERG GINGER RENEE NIEMANN MARGY HENDRICKS CARLSON LISA FIELDER LINDSEY ANN BAUMANN DORIS CORDIER BRADLEY GENI SISCOE COOPER KAYLA GRODZICKI JENNIFER LORD HOFFINE MELANIE RAMBO ISENMANN RITA MOORE LAVERY GLENICE NEPTUNE ROSDAHL JOAN MACKLIN SCOTT JOAN BAKER SHEARER KELSI THOMPSON ERIN MARIE WALTON Psi Chapter, Marshall ALLISON SWICK- DUTTINE BATTEN SOCIETY ROBIN BELCHER ASH GLADYS FRAZIER HAMER IRIS HUDSON SMITH BEVERLY WEGWART TROWBRIDGE ROBIN CHANDLER WILKS JO ANN ODUM ALDRICH MARY NICHOLS BAISDEN ADRIAN PAIGE BLACKSTOCK LOIS JARRELL CRANDELL REBECCA HOSKINS GOODWIN ELIZABETH EMERSON HANRAHAN HENRIETTA WILLIAMS KEYSER MEGAN MALINOWSKY FRANCIE WILSON SIEFERT NANCY JOE MORGAN YOUNG Alpha Alpha Chapter, Concord STEADFAST CLUB DIXIE CREMEANS SHELTON SCOTT SOCIETY ROSE ANN BURGESS JANICE WALTERS BEAVERS ELIZABETH HARTSAW LINK PATRICIA NICHOLS BARBARA BERG RICHKO LINDA WEDDINGTON SHELTON LAUREN STEVENS ALLISON BALL SHIRLEY WOOD CASALI PATRICIA BURGESS GRUBB CASSIDI DANIELLE HALL GAY LEW WOODDELL HUTCHISON VIRGINIA ORTON KOZAK SHARON L. LILLY HELEN FOSTER McCUE ALICE LYNN McKENZIE GERTRUDE CRUTE SNIDOW JANET CLIFFORD TUCKER SARAH TURNER RECOGNITION AT THE SOCIETY LEVEL IS BASED UPON TOTAL LIFETIME CUMULATIVE GIVING WRIGHT SOCIETY 200,000 // WATKINS SOCIETY 150,000 // SCOTT SOCIETY 100,000 // MICHIE SOCIETY 75,000 MERRICK SOCIETY 50,000 // FEATHERSTON SOCIETY 25,000 // DAVIS SOCIETY 10,000 // BATTEN SOCIETY 5,000 Alpha Beta Chapter, Kent State MIRJAM SAUKKONEN HOSTELAND ELIZABETH GAHAGAN ZINGLER CARA AMATO CATHERINE OPAL ANDERSON DAWN-MICHELLE ANDREAS RACHEL BRAHLER DAWN BURNGASSER MARIE CAVOLO JESSICA LYNN CORSON KELLY LYNNE CROTTY MEGAN DEYERMAND EMILY DORRELL MEGAN FOGLESON MARY CRIS SKALA KOENIG KATHERINE SUTYAK MILLER KRYSTIN SMITH ABBY SNOWBERGER VERONICA VANA SNIDER BROOKE LAUREN STEVENS ERICA LOUISE STEWART KAREN STEWART WINNIE WARNER JENNIFER JOHNSON WAZNY Alpha Gamma Chapter, Ft. Hays State MARLENE DEINES CONNELL NORMA AUSTON TEATER MARILYN MILLER BOLDENOW CYNTHIA YOUNG BROWN DOROTHY TOKUSHIGE FUJIMOTO GLORIA MCFARLAND BATTIN KELLY BIGGS BOWMAN KAY KAUFMAN FEIDEN VEDA HOLT LANUM APRIL MINOR LAWSON DONOR CLUBS Alpha Delta Chapter, Drexel FAY KREBS DONALDSON P. KAY PADEN GRIFFIN MARY YOCKERS BLOOM LAUREN SUSANNA CUNKELMAN GRETA ERTZGARD MARION DELONG LEWIS VIRGINIA RAYNES LUND LEE GOLDSTROHM RAPACH * DELIA VOTSCH MARY MCNELIS YOCKERS Alpha Epsilon Chapter, Northwest Missouri State CHARLOTTE MAUREEN MOORE JEANNE ALLENDER MOORE JANET TAYLOR SPAULDING CHRISTINA PAVALIS AMYS JOAN MILLER FREEMAN CARYL VANNESS PASLAWSKI ROBERTA SMITH JEAN SWANSON STUCK CYNTHIA HEIMANN HARMS AVIS MURRELL WOODS BENETA KING BARNES JUDY BROWN LINDA RANEY GIRARD EMILY WORMSLEY GREENE MARGARET YOUNG GUSTAFSON KATHRYN ANN HANSEN JUDITH HULLMAN KEARNS ANITA FINK KURTZ KATIE LYNN WEST JANET ANDLER WOOTTEN Alpha Zeta Chapter, Northwestern State CONNIE A. WATTS BATTEN SOCIETY MILDRED LAUW MOORE RHONDA HODO NAOMI MEADOWS COWGILL LAURA LYLES MARY BYRNE POZZI ALICE ROBEY THOMPSON CHERYL JONES ANDERSON BETTY TILLEUX BREAUX GENNY ANN BROGGI DOROTHY WALLEN EIELSON MICALEE JEANSONNE MEMRIE GIBBONS LUNDYN HUNT SADIE SCOTT KELLEY NANCY KIMBRELL KERCE CHELSEA MAIELLI BRITTANY McCONATHY ANNE O BRIEN PAULA ANNEASE THOMPSON MARJORIE WHITE TUCKER ROSE ALLEY VOGE PATRICIA ALLEN WINDHAM LAUREN YEPSON Alpha Theta Chapter, Radford TRACEY HORTON DANIELS BATTEN SOCIETY PATRICIA LITTLE DICKERSON BRONTE CHARLES FOSTER KAROL BURCH MARSDEN CAROLYN DENOIA McCARTY LAURA TURK BATTEN SOCIETY BERTHA FAYE BRANDON LORI HESS COYNE MARY CAROL RICHARD DANAHY ELLEN LEE OLIVER RAE WINN RAISBECK BONITA TOWNSEND TOWNSHEND HELEN WAGNER RECOGNIZE GIFTS MADE DURING ONE YEAR (JULY 1-JUNE 30) STEADFAST CLUB 10,000 + // FOUNDERS CLUB 5,000-9,999 // WALTON CLUB 2,500-4,999 // 1898 CLUB 1,898-2,499 1,000-1,897 // // // // 1-99 k DECEASED TRI SIGMA FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 33

19 Alpha Iota Chapter, Northeastern State NANCY JO CANDY BRENDA LICHTENEGGER REVONUA GREEN COOKSON ANN GORDON DIGGDON JUDITH WOOD GANN JEANNE JOHNSON BATTEN SOCIETY BOBBIE McCULLOUGH SHINN ALEXANDRA BARTHOLOMEW LENA WATTS BREEDLOVE KIRSTEN KLOCK DEFFNER JUANITA MELUGIN ERICKSON CRYSTAL LAWHORN HAYS MARGARET HOMER ROBIN KANNARD NATALIE MAYBERRY AIMEE HALL MONTGOMERY BERTINA SATTERFIELD MYERS SHERI DAWN PRUSATOR BETTY DURHAM PRICE * BARBARA CROMER RITTER LOU ANNA ROWLAND ASHLEY VINYARD Alpha Kappa Chapter, Fairmont State BARBARA WILT KASA ROPHE WOODS MASON JOYCE A. FINK KATHRYN MILLER STOOPS Alpha Lambda Chapter, Harris Teachers College CATHERINE ODORIZZI HARDEBECK PICKETT WHITNEY LEMA SANDRA JEAN ALLEN JANE WARZENIAK POHLMAN GIVING LEVELS Alpha Mu Chapter, of Louisiana at Lafayette ANGELA HUGHES DONIELLE GAUBERT WATKINS ALINE MARGARET ARCENEAUX RONDA McCLINTOCK FACIANE LAUREN GREEN LINDSAY SAYES CARRIE GAUTREAUX STANSBURY CAROL VILLARRUBIA THOMPSON KAREN STRAUB CONTE CELESTE RICHARD FONTENOT SPERRY ELLEN HALE AMY HENSON MICHELLE TERRY KELLER CONNIE CICARDO LAROCHELLE KELLEY LYNN LEBLANC JANE McCULLA RIVIERE EMELIE TOUPS WILLIS GRACE KOONCE WILLSON Alpha Nu, Southern Illinois FRANCES WILHELM REDMON JILL ZAGER JANA MARIE LOPEZ KATHRYN GERKEN ELLEN HOFFMAN HALL FLORIA JHANG BARBARA HAYES NEEDHAM ELLEN CALLISEN RICHARD WENDY SEBEK DEBORAH MCMAHON STANDLEY SUSAN SAKSA CARLSON MARILYN POTTS CARSON WILMA BEADLE JINGLING LOIS WELCH METZGER JANET DONATH OLSON KIMBERLY OMELSON PAULA OPILA CATHERINE MARIE URSPRUNG TALIA YOUNG Alpha Xi Chapter, of Wisconsin-Whitewater M. EILEEN SPENCER SCHAFER BATTEN SOCIETY CATHERINE MARKS YAMAMOTO KAREN CARTWRIGHT JUDITH KOHLMEYER KALSCHEUR JEAN VICK SCHEID KRYSTEN MARIE STEPKE DORIS KLITZKIE STREHLOW ANGELA AGLIATO ASHLEY LYNN BERG SHEQUITA CAMPBELL MARY METTERNICH DALEE CORY ANNE GAGNON SARA GOBIN MEGAN GONZALEZ ALLENE HANNA HAZELTINE DAVIS SOCIETY MILDRED DOBBS HICKS MARY KRUPKA HOOVER JACKIE IPPOLITO GEORGIA MARCINIAK JANKE ALEXANDRA KIJEK BAILEY MINSHALL KUPFER DONNA HANSEN MARTIN DOROTHY PESTER MERRIMAN ASHLEY NICHOLE MEYER WILMA SAUNDERS MILLER* KRISTY CHARISSE NELLESSEN KAREN ARLINE PARSEGIAN SHIRLEY ATCHINSON POHLMAN ARLENE SWANSON ROGAN STACY ROWAN MICHELLE MARY SEDGWICK TRUDI PHALEN SOBCZAK JANET NEWMAN TIMMERMAN FREDA RANDOLPH TREDER DEBRA WILCENSKI GAIL BRYNNA WILLADSEN RECOGNITION AT THE SOCIETY LEVEL IS BASED UPON TOTAL LIFETIME CUMULATIVE GIVING WRIGHT SOCIETY 200,000 // WATKINS SOCIETY 150,000 // SCOTT SOCIETY 100,000 // MICHIE SOCIETY 75,000 MERRICK SOCIETY 50,000 // FEATHERSTON SOCIETY 25,000 // DAVIS SOCIETY 10,000 // BATTEN SOCIETY 5,000 Alpha Omicron Chapter, of Central Arkansas JENNIFER HUNT DESIREE CONCEPCION PAULHAMUS ARA HENDERSON HOLLEY MISTY MANES CAROL GRADY POWERS KAELA MICHELLE AKE ERICA LOUISE ARIVETTE HALEIGH CLARK RANAE CLINES AMBER COCHRAN PATSY BURTCH CORNELIUS AMANDA CROSS ASHLEY DOURLAIN ALYSSA EADS LAKYN FRY DEBORAH APPLE FULMER MELISSA NATHALIE HALVERSON APRIL HARRIS MEDLEY MARIE HINMAN VICKI JOU JORDYN KAGA TAYLOR LAMBERT-LYSEN RAGAN NICHOLE MOORE JAMIE LYNN MOSE EMMA PELTON VICTORIA PHUNG SANDRA HAUSER PIANALTO KERSTEN KAY PLOTT EMILY PRINCE KRISTEN SELLERS MADELINE DIANE SMITH JENNY SWENSEN ALEXANDRA TAYLOR ASHLEY DAWN TAYLOR ASHLEY THOMAS ALYSON TYLER ASHLEA ANNE WEST EVELYN ELAINE WOLFF DONOR CLUBS Alpha Pi Chapter, Clarion of Pennsylvania GINA SPINELLI MITCHELL KELSI BOYLES THERESA ANNE FECHEK ANNAMARIE MELLETT MICHELLE BRADY PALMER BRITTANY FRITZ MELISSA HARRIS KATHLEEN ANDERSON HEDDEN CAROL LAFFERTY JENKINS NICOLE MARIE MELLETT NANCY HOOVER PAGE KELLY POWELL JANET HRUBIC SHAY SHANNON THOMAS Alpha Rho Chapter, Lock Haven FOUNDERS CLUB MICHELLE MOODY WRICK BATTEN SOCIETY ANDREA LYNN LUDY SARA IOBST MCMILLEN AMY BRYAN BREANNE DUELL FENNING JENA MUELLER HARRIS MAUREEN MURPHY KLEES CYNTHIA BURGER PULVER JERELENE BENFER REISH ELIZABETH GEARHART SABOL Alpha Sigma Chapter, of Southern Mississippi ELIZABETH PATTERSON NELMS BATTEN SOCIETY BONNIE RAINEY DAVIS SOCIETY LAURA WARD SWEET DAVIS SOCIETY MARILYN MILLER ARMSTRONG REBECCA RAYFIELD RICE DOROTHEANN MURPHREE ROGERS WANDA WIEDER SMITH CYNTHIA MILLER CALVERT OLIVIA MILLER CORTY HATTIE WALKER DECELL MARGARET GAMBLE BATTEN SOCIETY JULIE KATHERINE LAMMEL KAREN PERRY REYNOLDS Alpha Tau Chapter, Wilson Teachers College MARGARET RETTEW BENTHALL JANET BIGLEY MCINTYRE MARY CATHERINE THOMPSON Alpha Upsilon Chapter, James Madison FOUNDERS CLUB SHIRLEY MOWLES MCKINLEY DAVIS SOCIETY MARGARET L. MOORE BATTEN SOCIETY MARY SUE NELSON* DAVIS SOCIETY MARGARET KIRWAN PARKS ROSEMARIE MERRITT MIRABELLA ROXANNE MAE ROGERS BARBARA WOLFE SHENK LUCICLARE MILLER YOUNG MARGARET SHERROD BLUE BARBARA BRENNER CUTCHIN THERESA THUMMA DIMOND GLORIA LUTTRELL FREYE ANN BROWN HUTCHINSON SALLY KING LAWS EMILY LEWIS LEE* FEATHERSTON SOCIETY MARGARET LATHAM LESNER SHIRLEY DAVIDSON LLOYD BRENDA LACKS MCDANNALD FRANKIE YOWELL MCMILLEN RECOGNIZE GIFTS MADE DURING ONE YEAR (JULY 1-JUNE 30) STEADFAST CLUB 10,000 + // FOUNDERS CLUB 5,000-9,999 // WALTON CLUB 2,500-4,999 // 1898 CLUB 1,898-2,499 1,000-1,897 // // // // 1-99 k DECEASED TRI SIGMA FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 35