Doors. Success Annual Report

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1 Opening Doors to Success 2015 Annual Report

2 Presidents Message This is such an exciting time for the College of Southern Idaho and the CSI Foundation! The Magic Valley continues to grow, change and provide new opportunities for students, businesses and the community at large. With the changing times, the Foundation also wants to make sure we are adapting and aligning with the college and the demands of the global economy. We are doing this is by supporting the new Student Success Initiative which expands the definition of success beyond a graduation rate to include adding value to both traditional and non-traditional students. Mike Schutz CSI Foundation President With a new focus in these areas, the Foundation has a tremendous opportunity to assist. One of the strategies our committee is exploring in order to meet these opportunities involves expanding scholarships to include paths to internships, certificates, and skill enhancement. These new paths allow non-traditional students opportunities to upgrade their skills which, in turn, can create upward mobility and efficiency improvements for our local businesses, in another word: Success. Southern Idaho s recent success in economic development will also recruit talent to the area to meet these demands. The foundation committees are exploring ways to expanding access to a larger range of potential students. By being able to provide scholarships to more non-traditional students through selection criteria defined by business partners who ultimately hire the students also defines success. We want to recognize and express appreciation to the generous donors who make scholarships possible. By responsibly maintaining the assets of the Foundation with prudent investment strategies, we have not only been able to meet the intent of the donors, but have been able to award and impact thousands of students. The Foundation s Executive Committee has challenged the Foundation to award $2 million dollars in the year, which would be a new annual record for scholarships. Through the continued generosity of our donors, responsible investing and increased partnerships with our business community, we feel this goal is achievable even in these challenging economic times. On behalf of the Foundation s Board of Directors, we thank the donors, students and community for working together to achieve success. You are helping shape the lives of the next generation of leaders in the Magic Valley and beyond! Sincerely, Mike Schutz, CSI Foundation President Portrait photos courtesy of Addison Photography, Summer Brander Photography, Tereasa L. Bendele-Nichols, and Doug Maughan. Thank you to Jan Mittleider for her photos of doors from around the world. Layout and Design by Erin Giesler, CSI Graphic Designer

3 Presidents Message The other day I had a chance to speak about the College of Southern Idaho Foundation and its reputation as one of the top community college foundations in the country. I was able to talk about why, and that story includes a wonderful Foundation staff led by a nationally-recognized Executive Director, and the single most important factor you. Jeff Fox CSI President The CSI Foundation has enjoyed many gifts, large and small, one-time and on-going. One striking aspect is that in the thirty-one years of the CSI Foundation s history, many gifts have come from people in the area who have never attended CSI! Citizens near and far recognize CSI transforms lives. For many donors, a son or daughter, spouse, relative or even a friend attended CSI and lived a life of improved opportunity as a result. The word philanthropy comes from the Greek, and in broad terms it means love of humanity. To my mind it represents one of the highest callings in our culture, and it is that dual benefit of the realized power of giving and receiving. At CSI, that gift means is a tangible belief in the transformative power of education. Many of our students would be unable to go to school but for your generosity. Your commitment to this larger good is not just a financial assistance; it is also a confidence in each person, student by student, a belief in the transformative power of education, and the hope that such inspiration plants the seeds of what philanthropic citizenship is all about. You change lives, and one day, these changed lives will remember this gift, and in turn, I hope they will do the same for future students. Thank you for being the driving force. Thank you for your trust in the College of Southern Idaho Foundation and for your philanthropy, your love of humanity. Sincerely, Jeff Fox, CSI President The CSI Foundation Celebrates Excellence Pandora Handley Jim Woods Dawn Wendland Merry Olson Each year, four outstanding employee awards are awarded, two to outstanding faculty and two to outstanding staff. These awards include stipends presented by the CSI Foundation. The faculty are nominated by their students and the staff are nominated by their fellow CSI employees. This year s Faculty awards went to Pandora Handley (Outstanding Professional Technical Instructor of the Year) and James Woods (Outstanding Academic Faculty Member of the Year). The staff awards were given to Dawn Wendland (Classified Employee of the Year) and Merry Olson (Professional Employee of the Year).

4 Thank You CSI Foundation Community Donors Your donations make a significant difference to a CSI student. When you give the gift of a scholarship, you are not only supporting our students financially but also changing the future for the students and their entire families. These generous donations made between July 2014 and June 2015 have helped past, present and future CSI students by creating community connections that will last forever. Thank you for helping a CSI student! Sarah Aardema Dale and Sheila Adams Phillip and Suann Adams Macario and Julia Aguero Burton and Carol Ainsworth Jeanne Alban D. and Theresa Albright Mark and Denise Alexander Rich and Dani Jo Alexander Mark and Larisa Alexander Matthew and Dawna Alexander Neil and Judy Allen Rodney and Jo Allen Diane Allen Betty Allred Mary Lou Alves Popi Anastassatos Nicholas Anastassatos Jerry Anastassatos Chris and Pam Anastassatos Leonard and Alice Anderson Gena Anderson Gilbert and Wilma Anderson David and Christy Anderson David and Teri Anderson Albert and Dorothy Anderson Jean Andrews Con and Barbara Annest Marjorie Annis Wallace and Connie Aoyagi Andy and Raquel Arenz Deloris Argyle Roy and Betty Armstrong Martha Arvey Curtis and Ellen Asay Leilani Asay Dale and Andrea Ashton Don and Angela Atha Shawn and Melanie Athay Brian and Renee Avram Teresa Axtell Brian and Crystal Ayers Tonya Backus Izabella Bagdasarova Robin Bagent Karmele Bailey Lynn and Karen Baird James Baird Carolyn Baird Lisa Baker Loyd and Ruth Bakewell Alice Ball Ron and Pat Ballard Eileen Banholzer Jeffrey Bardshar Jim and Shelli Bardsley Jake Barfuss Shawn and Camille Barigar Marilyn Barinaga DJ Barker Marianne Barker Ernesto and Graciela Barron Margaret and James Barron Linda Barrup Robert and Jo Bartholomew Shane and Dianna Bartlome Joel and Donna Bate Ralph and Dawn Bates Gary and Maria Baum Hank Bauman Nick and Karen Baumert Kay Baumert Amy Bearden Bob and Lynn Beauregard Janet Becht Barbara S. Beck Dennis and Jo Beckley Dennis Beedle Merna Beedle Myrtle Beer Catherine Begando Deanna Behr Ronald and Faye Bell Jack and Maxine Bell Donna Benkula Mary Bennett Bruce and Loyann Bennett Carol Berg and Stafford Thomas Warren and Dorothy Bergey Rick and Sandra Bernsen Randy and Jeannine Berriochoa Richard and Cynthia Berry Monica Bessire Harvey and Myrna Bickett Joan Bigelow Mark and Amy Bilger Courtney Bingham Priscilla Bingham Robert and Elaine Bird Mary Bird Steve and Rhonda Birnie Ray and Janet Birrer Tom Blair Joe Blatz Ruth Blickenstaff Peggy Bloxham Richard Boddie Wilbert and Alice Boden David Boehme Douglas and Candace Boesiger Rodney and Janet Bolich Pat Bollar Mike Glenn and Cindy Bond John and Christine Bonnett John and Sarah Bottinger Douglas and Andrea Boulton Tonja Bowcut Gordon and Vangie Bower Robert and Myrna Bowman Randall and Carolyn Boyd Jo Ann Bradley Joyce Brady Chris and Lanie Bragg Margie Brannen Gary and Barbara Bratt Dennis and Jana Brauer James Brennan Robert and Xana Brice Alice Briggs Diane Briggs Marilynn Bright Dan and Jennifer Brizee Donna Brizee Jamie and Bobbi Brockway Betty Brooks B.D. and Patricia Brooks Doyle and Alice Brower Lenora Brown Monica Brown Kenneth and Joan Brown Tim and Jennifer Browne Janet Browning Phillip and Linda Brugger Bill and Angie Brulotte Jan Brumbach Susan Brumley Clara Bruner Dan and Elaine Bryant Nancy Brydges Mary and William Bubak Frank and Virginia Buck Craig Buhler Travis Bunker Barbara Bunn Lina Buntain Frank and Cynthia Burdett Keith and Angie Burgess Richard and Lisa Burke Eleanore Burkhart Margaret Burks Dick and Sue Burwell Susan Burwell Ronice Butcher David and Deborah Butler Doug and Brenda Butler Joann Buttars Jean Buttars Gordon and Phyllis Bybee DeeAnn Cahoon Tyler and Stephanie Caine Cheryl Callen Shelley Callen Kirk and Margaret Cameron Donald Campanella Heidi Campbell Rosanna Campbell William and Eltiena Campbell Ken and DeAnn Campbell Cindi Canine Norman and Janet Cantor Georgia Cantrell Mercedes Cantrell Richie and Connie Cardoza Janet Carpenter Douglas and Linda Carpenter Dorothy Carson Clara Carter Tom and Deneice Carter Kayla Carter Bill and Suzanne Carver George and Shari Casper Craig and Anna Casperson Warren and Darlene Cawelti Roger and Lisa Chambers Deanna Chambers Leanne Chapman Catrina Chapple John Chesley Jill Chestnut Gary and Candace Childers S. L. and Debra Chivers Elizabeth Chojnacky Kenneth Christensen Mark and Diane Christensen Sandra Christiansen Larry and Doris Christison Mary Jo Church Wilson and Virginia Churchman Joe and Janice Claire Renee Clark Heath Clark Chris and Kathy Clark Cortney Clark Doran Cluer Dennis Coates Donald Coberly Aleesha Cochran Rhonda Cohen Kenneth Coiner Chuck and Carolyn Coiner Owen and Eve Cole Faye Cole Christopher and Stellani Coleman John Coleman Donald Coleman Richard Collins

5 From a young age, I always knew I would attend college and graduate with a degree. Once high school approached and the years seemed to move quite quickly, I started to panic about what college to attend and how I was actually going to make that goal a reality financially. I was fortunate enough to have taken classes in high school through CSI that made me come to appreciate what they had to offer in many different aspects. Because of CSI s diverse opportunities and great programs it was an easy decision for me to make. CSI is where I would spend the beginning years of my higher education. Thanks to CSI s Foundation scholarships and the other programs offered, I have been able to make that goal of mine a reality with their help for me and my education. As a student, I appreciate the smaller class sizes that CSI offers because of the relationships you are able to make with your classmates, professors, and the opportunity it allows for you to learn the material better. I know I wouldn t have gotten this same kind of opportunity at a large university. I was surprised to learn during my first year at CSI that I could be a part of the Honors Program. I applied and was accepted and am thankful for the opportunity it has given me to meet new people and the scholarships that come along with it. Thank you CSI Foundation for your support and generosity for me and my education while attending CSI. Briell Bowman A life of love is one of continual growth, where the doors of experience are always open to the wonder and magic that life offers. ~Leo Buscaglia Marjory Remington Coleman Memorial Music Endowment Music in the Coleman Home Marjory Coleman always loved music and participated in school music programs while growing up in St. Anthony, ID and although he did not participate in music himself, music was always a part of John Coleman s upbringing. His mother was a classically trained soprano and sang solos and in choirs throughout her life. As a young mother, Marjory started piano lessons with Teala Bellini and took private lessons much of her adult life. She practiced late into the night after the children were in bed. She found great joy in her children s music studies and performances. Whenever family or friends came to the house, she would ask the children to play. Impromptu recitals, Sunday evening programs for John, family reunion concerts and Christmas Eve programs were and continue to be all part of the family tradition as well as musical tributes to departed family members at funerals. Marjory taught piano lessons for over 40 years and she taught 18 of her grandchildren. She was active in Twin Falls Music Club and served as festival chairman for several years. She conducted many church choirs and especially enjoyed working with the youth choirs. Among the 5 children and 26 living grandchildren, there are 10 music teachers, 23 pianists, 11 violinists, 1 violist, 2 cellists, 1 bassist, 3 drummers, 1 organist, 1 electric bass player, 2 trumpet players, 1 French horn player, 5 trained vocalists and all love to sing.

6 Alumni Showcase I am writing you this letter to give thanks and recognition to The College of Southern Idaho for enabling me to become who I am today. In 2010 I decided to go back to school and pursue an education and a career in the Culinary Arts. I was in my late thirties and a mother of four teenagers as well as a wife. Driven to succeed, because this was my last chance, I made sure to absorb all that I could as I learned from Mike Johnson, Dianne Jolovich and other teachers not named. In my first year of culinary school I had the opportunity to compete in the Skills USA Competition in Boise Idaho and won a silver medal, competing against Boise State culinary students. We were also able to network with other chefs in an association as we traveled and went to conventions. This also really helped my growth as a culinarian or (foodie). While attending CSI, I was awarded a scholarship that helped me financially to continue doing what would become the best time in my life. The financial support helped me purchase books, knives, and have some experiences that I might not otherwise have received. I believe that if it wasn t for CSI, and its nonintimidating environment, I would not have made the decision to go back to school, change my career and better my life. I graduated with honors from The College of Southern Idaho, and was immediately placed in my current position as Executive Chef of Sodexo Dining Services right here on our beautiful campus at CSI. Thank you again to The College of Southern Idaho and the Foundation for its generosity. Sincerely yours, Bridgett Slater Executive Chef Sodexo Black and Gold Ball Celebrates CSI s 50th Anniversary The CSI Foundation s annual Black and Gold Ball celebrated the College s Golden Anniversary. Guests enjoyed the fun displays of pictorial history that adorned the walls of Canyon Crest Dining and Event Center. A large crowd enjoyed a fabulous dinner donated by Clear Springs Foods and Falls Brand/Independent Meat followed by a fun and lively auction. Proceeds from this event are used to support scholarships at CSI each year.

7 Alumni Showcase Kevin Hulsey, PT, DPT Chief Executive Officer, Doctor of Physical Therapy, Outpatient Orthopedic PT, Founder & CEO of RehabAuthority Kevin Hulsey is a Doctor of Physical Therapy, Outpatient Orthopedic PT, Founder & CEO of RehabAuthority, and father of two. Since opening the first RehabAuthority Clinic in 1999, Kevin has methodically worked day-in and dayout to build upon his vision for an expanded network of private practice, physical therapy clinics. RehabAuthority is now one of the most respected PT brands in the country, employing over 70 Licensed PT s and administrative staff across 14 Clinics operating in Idaho and North Dakota. Kevin received his Master s of Physical Therapy from Mount St. Mary s College in Los Angeles California, and, his Doctorate degree from Idaho State University. Kevin has served in the APTA for 14 consecutive years, and is currently the acting Director on the Private Practice Section s Board. Prior to his post on the APTA, Kevin served as President of the Idaho Physical Therapy Association. He is also a Certified Clinical Instructor, Member of the American College of Sports Medicine, Member of the North American Spine Society, and, serves as a Trustee for the College of Idaho. Kevin is married to his wife Leslie, a Professional Opera Singer and School Board Chair. Together she and Kevin have two children, Dominic and Micaela. When did you attend CSI and what was your major? I started at CSI in the fall of 83 and my diploma says Associate of Arts and my major was Liberal Arts. When did you graduate? I graduated in the spring of 85. Tell us a memorable experience you had while attending CSI. My memories revolve around my experiences as a basketball player. Playing for coach Fred Trenkle and having two very successful seasons as a Golden Eagle are wonderful memories. As a young athlete growing up in Jerome, I remember watching the Golden Eagles play and I remember thinking how cool it must be to play for the College of Southern Idaho. Then, as a freshman, running out onto the court for my first game as a Golden Eagle, I will never forget it! A sold out with passionate fans made the memory stick! How did CSI help change/shape your life? CSI laid the foundation for my independence, for my ability to think, and mostly facilitated my desire to compete. My time at CSI opened the next door in my academic and athletic which was an opportunity to play basketball and study at the College of Idaho. Thank you CSI for that first step! The will to win, the desire to succeed, the urge to reach your full potential...these are the keys that will unlock the door to personal excellence. ~Confucius

8 Alumni Showcase William J. (Jim) Langley, Jr. A native of Twin Falls, Idaho, Jim received his AA in Speech and Drama from The College of Southern Idaho (1972), BA in Theatre Arts from Boise State University, MA in Dramatic Art from the University of California, Santa Barbara, and an MFA in Design from Illinois State University. After teaching at Twin Falls High School, Central University of Iowa, and Bradley University, Jim returned to Boise State University for his last four years of teaching. Jim has enjoyed professional free-lance design and technical assignments at The American Repertory Theatre (Boston), Northeastern University, McNeese State University, New Rep Theatre (Newton, MA), The American Stage Company (St. Petersburg, FL), The Intiman Theatre (Seattle), Jefferson Scenic Studio (Seattle), SUNY New Paltz Summer Rep., and The Company of Fools (Hailey, ID). Now retired, Jim enjoys traveling with his wife Susan, and occasional scenic and lighting design projects. When did you attend CSI and what was your major? I attended CSI , and received my AA in Speech/Drama. When did you graduate? I graduated in the spring of Tell us a memorable experience you had while attending CSI. I had wonderful experiences in the Theatre Productions directed by Phil Rayher, Fran Tanner and H. Paul Kliss, and the Forensics trips with Fran Tanner and Gene Hull. They were wonderful educators and forensic coaches!! How did CSI help change/shape your life? The passion for speech and theatre that Rayher, Kliss, and Tanner instilled in the students was life-changing. They made me want to pursue a life in educational theatre. The dedication to the subject and profession that they possessed demanded excellence, drive, and dedication. Thank you CSI. Alumni Showcase Sierra Sandison Miss Idaho 2014 Author of Sugar Linings: Finding the Bright Side of Type 1 I started attending CSI in January of At first I was majoring in Nursing, but I have now switched to Business. I am so grateful for having CSI as an option because it has allowed me to get an affordable education and stay out of debt, which is not very common these days and will give me so much freedom upon graduating. Another way it has given me freedom is that all my business classes have been online. In 2014, I took some of the money I would have otherwise spent on outof-state tuition and backpacked through Europe alone for 5 months, all while taking full-time classes online from CSI. Shortly after I returned, I was crowned Miss Idaho and the freedom that online classes gave me allowed me to pursue both my education for part of the year and the job responsibilities of being Miss Idaho. Thank you so much for giving me an affordable and flexible education that has allowed me to pursue so many dreams simultaneously!

9 Alumni Showcase Dr. M. Cole Johnson, D.O. is a board certified Family Practice physician in practice in Twin Falls Idaho from May 2002 to the present. Dr. Johnson was born and raised in Jerome Idaho and attended public schools in Jerome. As a teenager, Dr. Johnson worked summers for local farmers moving irrigation hand lines and removing rocks from the fields. He originally attended college at the University of Idaho in the early 1970s and worked for the U.S. Forest Service summers on the Sawtooth Hotshot Crew traveling the United States and suppressing wild land fires. Dr. Johnson accepted a job with the Forest Service in 1981 as a Superintendent of the Sawtooth Hotshot Crew and worked for the Forest Service until At that time, he decided to resign his position with the government and return to school. He jump started his return to college by enrolling in courses at the College of Southern Idaho, earning as Associates of Science Degree in He then continued his college career at Idaho State University in Pocatello Idaho earning a Bachelor of Science in Biology Degree in May of Two of his college instructors at CSI recognized his potential and encouraged him to consider Medical School, a goal he carried with him to ISU. Upon graduation from ISU, he had been accepted to Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine. He enjoyed his four years at MSS and was the class president of his medical school class. After graduation from Medical School in May of 1997, Dr. Johnson completed a three year residency in Family Medicine Barberton Citizen s Hospital in Barberton Ohio, a suburb of Akron. He completed a fellowship in Obstetrics in Memphis Tennessee through a program administered by William MacMillan Rodney. After completion of the Obstetrics Fellowship, Dr. Johnson chose to return to the Magic Valley May of 2002 and opened his practice. Dr. Johnson has four daughters, enjoys riding Harley Davidson s, and in years past, has enjoyed hunting, fishing and water sports. What was your major while attending CSI? My major was Biology. When did you graduate? I graduated from CSI in Tell us a memorable experience you had while attending CSI. Two of my CSI professors encouraged me to go to medical school. How did CSI help change/shape your life? The two professors who encouraged me to consider medicine as a career definitely changed my entire working career and life s path. When one door of happiness closes another opens, but often we look so long at the closed door that we do not see the one which has opened for us. ~Helen Keller

10 CSI Foundation Community Donors Continued Mary Jane Conger Carol Conklin Margaret Conner Lorraine Conner Whitney and Todd Cook Robert and Sharon Cook Robert and Rachel Coombs Shea Cooper Larry Cope Everett and Joyce Copenbarger Shirley Corbett Charles and Lynn Correll Douglas and Belva Corval Charles and Barbara Corwin John Coughlin Thomas and Mary Courtney Barrett and Rachel Craig Bryan Craig LeRoy and Joyce Craig Steve Cramer Krista Crawford Mark and Darla Crider David Croasdaile Valene Crockett Viola Croshaw Barbara and David Crumrine Samra Culum Marie Cunningham Stacie Curry Michael and Jodi Dahl Mark and Catherine Daily Gerri Dale Leroy and Frances DalSoglio Mary Dana Michael and Sarah Danielson Ronald and Loretta Darcy Robert and Barbara Dargatz Jack and Lorena Darrell John and Joan Davies Gerardo and Rosa Davila Tom and Jackie Davis Mike Davis Eleanor Davis Dennis and Jan Davis Vivienne Dayley Travis and Andrea Dayley Andrea Dayley Ross and Kathy Deahl Jay and Lori DeForest Eleanor Deklotz Peter Deluca Larry and Rita Dennis Dehryl and Sylvia Dennis Jeremy and Karen Dennis Kyle and Jill Dennis Caleb and Katie Dennis Linda Denovan Jessica Dessert Jacqueline Devers James and Kathy DeVires Bernadette and Pete DeVito William and Carole DeWald Gary Dewey Robert and Eleanor Dickenson Cindy Dickson Randy Dill Mary Dimke Jay and Barbara Dirksen Ed Ditlefsen Wes and Janet Dobbs Brian and Kate Dobbs Alex and Amy Doetsch Rita Domasinsky Patricia Donahue Mark and Julie Donahue Brian and Lori Donaldson Taylor Dougherty William and Sandra Doughty Anna Dovenmuehler John and Pat Drake Clark and Keri Draney Brian and Lashelle Draper Russell and Tammy Draper Lenell Driesel Richard and Dot Driesel Carroll Drown Ronald and Rachael Dudley Barbara Duffin Daniel and Rebecca Duggan David and Shelly Dunnington Kevin and Ansina Durham Wayne and Jacqueline Durnil Steve Durrett Chris and Tyanne Dussin Patricia Dutt Grace Eakin Larry and Michele Earley Curtis and Mardo Eaton James and Violet Eaton Bill and Charlotte Eberlein Paula Edmonds-Hollifield Greg and Karlen Edwards John and Ronna Edwards LueLinda Egbert Joanna Ehrmantraut Thomas and Karen Elem Robert and Sherri Ellis Frank and Jeanene Ellis Jay Bride and Julie Ellis Issam and Lina Elsahili Fred and Alice Elwood Gary and Donna Ennis Tracy Ervin John and Karen Evans Jim Exeter Richard and Diana Fassino Robert and Teri Fattig Scott Featherstone Carl and Susan Feldhusen Virgil and Bonnie Fenton Jorge Fernandez Jim and Barbara Fields Mary Fields Paul and Anita Fink Ken and Debbie Fischer James and Ellen Fischer Joy Fisher Clement and Karma Fitzgerald John and Laura Fitzgerald Jeanne Fitzpatrick Mike and Jana Fitzpatrick Bud Flenniken Larry and Mary Lou Flinders John and Arlene Florence June Florence Otto and Mary Alice Florence Cindy Flowers Marjory Fluegel Howard and Tere Foley Jack and Dorothy Folsom Gordon and Elaine Ford Roger and JoNell Ford Thomas and Annette Forrey Robert Forster Brian Fortuin Judy Foster Lois Fouts Richard and Shirley Fowles Jeff and Evin Fox Virginia Fox Leo Francis Linda Francis Joann Frank Robert Fratto Nathan Freese Rick and Laurie Freese Brandon and Adrienne Freese John and Elaine French Juanita Frey Allan and Fran Frost Ken and Kim Fultz Michael and Theresa Gabica LeRoy Galindo Janine Gallian Jodie Gamache Robert and Shannon Gammon Jeanne Gannon Maria Garcia Gary and Lori Garnand Jackie Gasser Diane Gause James Gaz Ross Gedeborg Jim and Barbara Gentry Fred and Lorraine Genzmer David and Helen Gerhold Franklin and Linda Gibbs Kevin Gillespie Bob and Bonnie Gillespie Jerry and Roanne Gillette When you follow your bliss...doors will open where you would not have thought there would be doors and where there wouldn t be a door for anyone else. ~Joseph Campbell

11 I grew up in a home in which both my parents had not gone to college; making the idea of going there myself seem a near impossible task. Along with that, my family went through some rough patches, including my parents getting divorced, which seemed to send my world into a tailspin. Even though my family was in shambles, I decided that I would secure my own future. In my effort to put myself through college, I actively sought out programs in an effort to receive the necessary funds, which led me to the Honors Program. I then met with Brian Dobbs who showed me that I could go to college and that there were scholarships out there to help me succeed. The CSI Foundation s have allowed me to begin my studies as a civil engineer, along with being exposed to different, unique cultures. With these scholarships, I have been given hope that I can reach a higher level of success than my parents before me. I am truly grateful and extremely appreciative of the opportunities the CSI Foundation s has allowed me to take as I work towards achieving my success. Brandon Carter CSI Foundation Community Donors Continued Mary Ann Gilmore Boyd and Karen Gingell Katie Glassett Margie Gobel Alan and Donna Goff Juan and Verla Goitiandia Rex and Sandra Golay Fran Golding M. Gomez Jeff and Paula Gooding Philip and Nancy Gossi Sherri Graham Erin Graham Boyd Grant Betty Grant Mike and Glenda Green William and Crystal Greene Robert and Sarah Grill Cally Grindstaff Syliva Grooms Margaret Grove Keith and Peggy Gull Gerald Gunter Robert and Melva Gutzman Robert and Devera Hagen Dorothy Hagerty Doug Haglar Marjorie Hagler John Haight Caroline Hail Don and Jennifer Hall Layne and Beverly Hall George and Melanie Halsell Jim and Jane Hamby Bob and Marleen Hamilton Nancy Hammond George and Ruth Haney Marie Hansen Nick and Lois Hansen Dave Hansen Mary Hansen Sherry Hardin Darlene Harding Donald and Lanona Harding Kirk Hardman Monty Hardman Dave and Ruth Ann Hardman Connie Hardy Ron and Barb Hardy Aileen Harmann Jeff and Cindy Harmon Jud and Tamara Harmon Jeff and Cindy Harmon Joe and Bev Harper Samuel and Louisa Harris Jeff and Susan Harris Kenneth and Sarah Harris Kyle and Brenda Harshbarger Steve Hartgen and Linda Wright-Hartgen Susan Hartgrave Daryl and Christine Hartman Darien Hartmen Jay Hartwell Rebecca Haskins Darcy Haslett Henry and Shannon Hathaway Jay and Dian Hauser Albert Hawkins Michael and Marie Heath Judy and Butch Heatwole Joey Heck Penny Heer Dennis and Linda Heiner Raymond and Jacquelynne Hendrix Ryan Henley James and Dana Hennen Judy Hensleigh Bonita Hepworth Beth Hewes Lowell and Eleanor Hewlett Beverly Hiatt DeElva Hicks Teena Hill Rick and Deborah Hillier Darsi Hilty Connie Hilty Marilyn Hinckley Shirley Hobbs Jon and Cindy Hoekstra Raymond and Sherry Hoem Kathryn Hoggatt Veronica Hoggatt Scott and RoseAnna Holliday Gary and Linda Hollinger Jeff Holsapple Anatoliy Honcharenko Ralph and Mary Hopkins Tom and Sharyn Hopkins David and Karrie Hornbacher Ray Houston John and Linda Howar Christopher and Mary Howard Margie Howard Leonard and Sylvia Huber Tim and Jeanette Hueckman James and Lois Huffman Tony and Brenda Hughes Toni Hughes John Hughes Polly Hulsey Todd and Mendi Humpherys George and Donna Humphries Brandon and Julianna Hunt Robert Hunt Joe Hutchins Jack and Betty Hyder Forrest and Cheryl Hymas Pat and Rhonda Hynes Dorothy Ihler Jim and Sondra Ingalls Chuck and JoAnne Ireton Steve and Lynn Irons Jim Irons Dick and JoAnn Irwin Charles and Linda Jack Dean and Deana Jackson Marjorie Jackson Marvin and Susan Jacobsen Lillian Jacobsen Marc James Jim and Tamara Janak Dick and Cindy Jardine John and Peggy Jardine Robert and Frances Jeffress Cody Jenkins Gordon and Jackie Jenkins John and Arvella Jenkins Annette and Gary Jenkins Grace Jensen Barbara Jensen Theresa Jensen Brent and Anne Jensen Angel Jewell Larry and Mary Johansen Katherine Johnson Bryant and Becky Johnson Lera Johnson Terri Johnson Melanie Johnson Harold and Vanda Johnson Sharon Johnston Dianne Jolovich Julie Jones Suzanne Jones Bill and Dora Jones Kent Jones Ty and Cynthia Jones Carol Jones Chris and Amanda Jones Richard Jones Robert and Nancy Jones Robert and Arlene Jones Cynthia Juker Thomas and Marilyn Kalange Mark and Ellen Kashino Clark and Debbie Kauffman Nancy Ann Keane Bob and Janet Keegan David Keever John and Nancy Kelker Susan Kelley-Harbke Hal Kelso Gayle Kemp Richard and Brenda Kendall Laverne Kendrick Samuel and Nancy Kennette Jerry and Marilyn Kepner Arba Jean Kerr Brian Keswick

12 Ever since I was a small child I ve wanted to go to college. Going to college being a metaphor for achieving all the things that my parents weren t able to -with an emphasis on higher education. While I desperately wanted to go to college, I didn t have any idea about how to actually do it. When high school was over, I was faced with a labyrinth of choices, and no easy answers. After enrolling in CSI, I was still overwhelmed by the prospect of financing my education-never mind the actual academics behind it. However, with the help of the Foundation that I received, I found out that some doors are easier to open when you have someone supporting you. The door to my education has been opened by many people, but none more so than those who allowed me to go to school without working two jobs or taking out loans. Instead, they have allowed me to give myself fully to my academics. I m not sure if I will ever be able to express the extent of my gratitude to those people. But any measure of success that I achieve, I dedicate to them. Deirdre Mack For doors are both frame and monument to our spent time and too little has been said of our coming through and leaving by them. ~Charles Tomlinson CSI Foundation Community Donors Continued Daniel and Natalie King Robin Kirby Sandra Kirk Karl and Sally Kleinkopf Barry and Tracy Knoblich Matt and Dana Kobe Robert Koch Robert and Tina Koch Phyllis Kochert Edward Koester Heather Kohring Nancy Kolen John and Louise Koontz Kerry Koontz Brian and Leslie Korth Dr. and Mrs. Kraal Mark and Kathy Kralj Anna Krasnodemski Betty Kresser Alexandra Kuczynski Angela Kunz William and Donna Kyle Darren and Shawnee Kyle Debbie Kytle Lash and Peggy La Rue Russ and Sidne Lamb Tom and Karen Lampe Brian and Connie Lancaster Karl and Claire Lance Betty Lane Beulah Lang Rondal and Rita Lang Jay and Mindee Langlois Marc and Karin Lanphear Donna Lanting Eileen Lanting Brenda Larsen Denzel and Jackie Larsen Jackie Last Terrance and Rena Lattin Rick and Kathleen Lauda Gary and Debra Lauer Marilyn Lawley Mary Lawrence Daniel and Dadhri Lee Rex and Cheryl Leforgee Judy Legarreta Chuck and Lois Lehrman Dawn Leighton Roger and Becky Leonard Gaea Lete Ron and Jaynee Lewis Donald and Marcia Liebich Brent Lierman Jerry and Carla Linder Betty Lindley Scott and Cheryl Lindquist Kenneth Ling Robyn Little James and Susan Littlefield Larry and Ann Lloyd Terry and Daphne Lofthus Craig Lookingbill Rosa Lopez Jasmine Lopez Arturo and Raquel Loredo Sam and Fran Lowman Gail Lupton Ben Lustig Gary and Marcia Luther Michael and Anna Lynd Frank and Barbara Lyons Lorena Maag Ray Machibroda Janie Mack Dan and Margaret MacLerran Kimberly Madsen Mark and Stacy Madsen Libby Magee Kara Mahannah Troy and Tami Mahlke Bob and Vera Mai Marty and Karen Mangum Lonny and Michelle Mannikko Barton and Wendee Maples Fred Marmie David and Juanita Marron Kurt Martin A. Rene Martin L. A. and Mary Martinat Cristina Mascorro Bruce Mason Mike Mason and Joy Barinaga Jim and Rhonda Massie Jason and Courtney Masters Michael and Kim Mathewson Jeff and Debra Matier Gunter and Donna Matschke Bryan and Jayne Matsuoka Elaine Matthews Doug and Darlene Maughan Emilee Maughan Alan and Martha Maxwell William and Shauna May David and Deborah May Ron May Glenn and Sandra May Robert Mayer Sharon Mayne Terri McAffee Mindi McAllaster Sherry McAllister Mike and Janet McBride Heidi McCall Frances McCammon Suzanne McCampbell David and Donna McCulloch Bonnie McDowell Michele and Chris McFarlane Jeff McGinnis Edward and Marilyn McKim David and Lee McKinlay Karleen McKinnon Bob and Donanna McKinstry Charles and Jacque McLaughlin Teresa McLean Tracy McMillan Scot and Katie McNeley Dan Meehl Phyllis Melnyk

13 CSI Foundation Community Donors Continued William and Charlotte Merritt Rocky and Shirley Metts Tracey Meyerhoeffer Jerry and Pauline Meyerhoeffer Jason and Michele Meyerhoeffer Steve and Eva Meyerhoeffer Ronald and Debbie Miciak Arleen Miles Paul and Ann Miles Sue Miller Linda Miller Robert and Dorothy Miller G. Brent and Jackie Miller Janet Milligan Jeffery and Marquita Mitchell Leon Smith and Jan Mittleider Doris Mogensen Charles and Toni Monticelli Dan and Barbara Moon Ryan and Deborah Moore Terri Moore Carl and Lorrann Morrell Allan Morris Peggy Morris Dede Morris Christian and Amy Movius Lyman and Arlis Mueller Joseph Muha Clay and Nancy Mullins Jane Munro Jack Murdock Chloe and Erin Murphy Jay and Judith Naegele Mark and Kristine Nast Erik and Erinn Neilson Shirley Neiwert Audrey Neiwerth Mark Neiwirth Jack and Joan Nelsen Jack and Emily Nelsen Walt and Pat Nelson Bernard and Sophie Nelson Teresa Nelson Norman Nelson Zetell Nelson Dale and Jeannette Neuman Roy and Lisa Nevarez Max Newlin Sara Nichols Richard and Elaine Niedrich Robert and Sharon Nisbett Julie Nitzel Louise Nofziger Jean Norman Brenda Norman Ginger Nukaya Carrie Nutsch Kathleen Obert Chansler and Erika Oldham Stormy and Carma Oldham Myrna Oliver Daniel Olmstead and JC Burdick Joshua and Rebekah Olsen Merry Olson Brett and Katy Oman Kent Oram Michael Orr Christine Ostberg Robert and Muriel Osterloh Paul and Jennifer Ostyn Brandon and Kami Otte Jacqueline Ouellette Dorothy Outzs Sandra Ovard David and Christina Overacre Bruce and Jenny Owens Gary Palmer Bill and Melissa Palumbo Bob and Linda Parkinson Wesley and Joan Parr Wayne and Shonna Parsons Betty Pastoor Terry Patterson Jennifer Patterson Bob and Diane Paulsen Murray and Lorretta Peck Margaret Peck Robert and Heidi Pehl Tamara Pehrson Cesar Perez Levi Perkins Alan and Lori Peters Jerry and Deanne Peters Todd Peters Greg Peterson Oralee Peterson Evelyn Peterson-Werner Van and Ann Petterson Dick and Betty Pettit Olive Pettygrove Terry and Sandra Pfau Ron and Jeanne Phay Jared and Tamara Phay Ellis and Clare Phillips Donald and Bonnie Pica Terry Player James Ponton Bodie Ponton Aleksandra Popovic Steve and Cathy Poppino Devere and Laurie Poulton Steven and Lynn Pratt Marvin and Alice Prescott Jack and Sylvia Pretti Kalise Price Bill Protzmann Winona Quast John and Linda Sue Quinn Mary Radmore Andrea Ramey David and Marilyn Ramsdell Deanne Ramsey Guy and Nina Ramsey Colin Randolph Rose Ranft Duane and Monica Rasmussen C. Todd and Dree Rasmussen Gary and Stacey Rasmussen Heather Reardon Christopher and Brianna Reece Marvin and Luedean Reichert Dawnette Reis-Rodriguez Richard and Mary Reller Matt Reynolds Robert and Judith Reynolds Christopher and Leisa Rhead Edna Rice Brent and Diane Richardson TD and Mandi Riddle Bob and Nancy Ridgeway Mike and Janaye Ridgeway Dale Riedesel Marsha Riemann Dawnette Reis & David Rodriguez - Employee Giving As alumni of the College of Southern Idaho, Dawnette and I are proud to give back to the institution that provided us our start in our current career paths. When the two of us were students, we both endured many of the same burdens of attending college while trying to support ourselves in the world. Now, we are fortunate to have careers at CSI. As instructors, we see the struggles that many of our students face while working hard to create a better life for themselves. Because of our past experiences that resonate with many of our students, we wanted to do something to help open the door of opportunity for them. We understand that many students are stressed due to finances, and this can easily impact their education. It gives us comfort in knowing that we are able to reach out to the foundation to assist students who may be struggling in school because of monetary reasons. We have been giving to the foundation for many years now, and will continue this as long as we have the means to support the students of CSI.

14 CSI Foundation Community Donors Continued Don and Ginny Riffle Don and Anna Ritchey Michelle Ritchie Barbara Robbins Helen Robert Kyle and Erin Roberts Mary Ann Roberts Larry and Marcia Roberts Gale and Joyce Roberts Jeffrey and Lisa Roberts Lawrence and Carolyn Robertson Leroy and Ronile Robinson Dennis and Shauna Robinson Anthony and Dawnie Rocca Bob and Eileen Rodman David Rodriguez Scott and Erica Rogers Arlene Rosa Courtney Rose Hal and Donna Ross Ronald and Robin Rossi Craig and Stacey Roth Virginia Rothenberger Linda Rowe Kenneth and Susan Roy Clydene Ruby Audrey Ruddick Tyson and Erin Rule Jeff and Judy Ruprecht James and Diana Russell Richard Rutherford Thomas and Elizabeth Ryan Judy Sabala Rory and Jane Sale Robert and Paula Salinas David and Janice Salladay Sherie Salvadori Jean Sanborn Sidnie Sanders Terry and Brenda Sanford Jorjan Sarich Ronald and Lynne Saxton Dorothy Sayers Eileen Scheldt Wayne and Alice Schenk Roger and Mary Schibursky Michael Schibursky Gloria Schibursky Gary and Jeanne Schmidt Brian and Jamie Schmidt Richard and Patricia Schmuck Clint and Julie Schnoor Thad and Judy Scholes Scott and Kim Scholes Chris and Anna Scholes Bill and Jennie Schow Shane and Jennifer Schrenk Anthony and Tracie Schroeder Joan Schroeder Glenn and Judy Schroeder Mark and Svetlana Schuckert Clay and Gail Schull Dora Schutte Mike and Terri Schutz Larry and Carma Schwager Marilyn Schwartz Todd and Shaun Schwarz Roger and Christine Scott Tom and Cindy Scott Kent and Leah Scott Jack and Mary Ann Sears Scott and Robyn Seigworth Arthur and Maire Selin John Sfingi Patrick and Nancy Shaha Bob and Melanie Shaha Carol Shanahan Jean Shawver Robert and Barbara Shelton Audrey Shepherd Marlene Shepherd Paul and Naysa Shepherd Helen Shewmaker Robert and Leonora Shirer Gary and Beverly Shook David Shorthouse Doyt Simcoe Don and Mary Jean Simis Price Simon Randy and Cindy Simonson Ralph and Betty Sipprell Shelly Skaug Joe and Lois Skaug Nancy Skinner Larry and Louise Slatter Steven and Betty Slifer David and Carolyn Sliman Donald and Mary Sluder Kate Small Kirk Smith Nikol Smith Leslie Smith Randy and Norma Smith DeOnne Smith Dennis Smith Vaughn Smith Whitney Smith Richard Smith Richard and Delores Smith Jordan and Rachel Smith Paula Smithee Jay and Gina Sneddon Jared Snell Mike Sobotka Brad and Jonica Somerset Nicole Sorensen Julia Spackman Carol Sparks Michael and Sherry Speaks Eric and Susan Sporre Lois Spreier Brian and Jill Sprinkle Ray and Tina Standlee Sherman and Jeanne Stanley Lindsey Stapay Bart and Dannette Starr LaVar and Marian Steel LaMar and Maxine Stephenson R.C. and Betty Stepp Richard and Patricia Sterling Thomas and Kathryn Stevens Lance and Michelle Stevens Dale and Pat Stewart Ronald and Patty Stiles Terri Stillwaugh Richard and Kathy Stivers George and Janean Stocker Connie Stocking Greg and Tiffnie Stoddard James and Barbara Stokes Teri Stokes Dallas and Sandra Stoller Robert and Tamilyn Storm Paul and Kathy Stover Ryan and Heather Stratton Michael and Rosemary Stroebel Deborah Stuart David and Penny Stubbs Donald and Hannah Stubbs Judy Studebaker Larry and Patti Stumpf Mark and Elizabeth Sugden Karyl Suiter William and Gayle Sullivan Marjorie Sweet Beverly Syme Kathleen Tanaka Douglass Taylor Gun Taylor Regina Teasley Sherry Thackeray Sharon Thomas Bruce and Annie Thomason Throughout our lives, many doors are opened for us. Sometimes it is a stranger holding a door open so that you can pass through; at other times, it could be a friend or family member coming to your aid to make sure the door doesn t slam shut on you. Literally and figuratively, many people are there to make sure we get through the doors we want to without having to worry about being shut out. As a young mother with a young family, there have been times it appeared as if the door to completing my education would slam shut in my face, and my journey as a student would come to an abrupt end. For me, being a student is an honor and privilege, a door which would not have been opened for me if not for the College of Southern Idaho Foundation. As a student, the doors to success were opened the moment I started my academic career at CSI, and thanks to the generosity of the Foundation, they have been held open. Now, I am a semester away from completing my English degree, and plan to continue towards obtaining both a Bachelor of Arts Degree in English and a Bachelor of Science Degree in Anthropology. Without the kindness of the CSI Foundation, I would have had to put my dreams of higher education on hold without ever knowing if I could ever complete them. Now, those dreams are within my grasp, and the doors are wide open for me to walk through. Thank you, CSI Foundation, for your generosity in opening the doors of success for me and other students alike! Amethyst Griggs

15 The James Moulson Memorial Law enforcement Endowment The James Moulson was created in remembrance of a peace officer that loved doing his job. While growing up, Jim always wanted to be part of the law enforcement community. He was part of the Knott s Berry Farm mounted patrol and then went on to be with the Buena Park Police Department. He later moved back to Idaho to join the Twin Falls Sheriff s Department and then went to work for Jerome Sheriff s before his End of Watch. The goal we have is to be able to help with some of the expenses of cadets while they are attending classes and to provide a scholarship for someone desiring a law enforcement degree. CSI Foundation Community Donors Continued Kurt and Linda Thompson Kenneth and Gaydena Thompson Ann Thompson Sharon Thorson Betty Throckmorton-Mahan Leonard and Beverly Thurman Justin Thurman John and Wendy Thurston Jaime Tigue Stanley and Amber Tobiason Peter and Amy Toft Monica Tognetti John and Caroline Tolbert Elizabeth Tolbert Matt and Carol Tombre David and Mary Tovoli Willard and Janet Towle Jake and Jennifer Traughber Alton and Donna Tremayne Russ Tremayne Chris and Jennifer Tremblay Mike and Jody Tremblay Ken and Trena Triplett Dorothy Tschannen Jack Tucker Harold and Saundra Turbeville Carolyn Turner Zane and Kathy Turner Revis and Emmy Turner Ruth Turner Renee Turner Brandi Turnipseed Dale and Ruthann Turnipseed Bruce and Helen Ullmann Virginia Undhjem Thomas and Frances Upchurch In September of 2014, I began to realize that I had made the wrong career choice. Although I had spent approximately twelve years of professional service dedicated to the HVAC and refrigeration trade, along with many licenses and certifications, I no longer found happiness with my career. I spent too many long summer hours away from my family, too many weeks shipped out of town during the winters, and finding myself in too many dangerous situations. In January of 2015, I decided it was time for me to make a dramatic change in my life, and go back to school full time. I am currently married and together, my wife and I are raising two children. Going back to school and quitting my full time job was not an easy choice for me or my family, but it was necessary for me to make a better life for all of us. Going back to school and changing my career path is the best decision I could have made at the time. I have decided to continue my education at CSI, working toward my Associates Degree in the Registered Nursing program before transferring to a university to complete my degree as a Nurse Practitioner. When I first originally decided to make the leap and continue my education, my wife and I realized we were going to need a lot of financial help. Living on her single income with two children and our everyday expenses was not going to be an easy adjustment. We applied for financial aid and many different scholarships, but unfortunately, due to my previous wages, I was denied any grant money. Fortunately, because of the CSI Foundation and Honors programs, I am able to continue my educational goal. I am so appreciative of programs like these. I am now working harder than ever to achieve my highest GPA possible and work toward my end goal due to the financial programs available to me. Brandon P. Lammers

16 Southern Idaho s Magic Valley Designated as a Top U.S. Manufacturing Community Carleen Herring & Brandi Turnipseed U.S. Commerce Department Selects Southern Idaho based on strength of the region s All Things Food Designation and Extensive Food Manufacturing Cluster Idaho s six county region known as The Magic Valley has been selected as a top 12 U.S. manufacturing community by the U.S. Commerce Department s Investing in Manufacturing Communities Partnership and one of four U.S. regions in the Food Manufacturing category. Southern Idaho secured a record-setting seven projects in 10 months during , including new investments from food giants Chobani, Monsanto, Clif Bar and Frulact Group as well as expansions of Glanbia Foods, McCain Foods and Calva/Brewster. The College of Southern Idaho has been busy investing in training and development capacity for this pivotal recognition of the Food Manufacturing growth in Southern Idaho and we are thrilled to expand that support through the All Things Food Manufacturing Community initiative. In , the College launched a Food Processing Technology program and established a CSI Workforce Training Center to support current and future developments in the Magic Valley Food Manufacturing industry. With this comprehensive support and partnership, state of the art food processing lab, and flexible workforce training options; CSI is ready to take our region to the next level in Food Processing. My name is Rocky Ferrenburg, and this is my third year at CSI. I am anticipating graduating with degrees in Criminal Justice, Criminal Justice: Corrections Specialist, Sociology, and Political Science. Before I came to CSI, I had a totally different life. I was an IV drug user, and living off the streets. That was almost four years ago now. The CSI Foundation has definitely played a role in my transformation. When I received my first scholarship from the foundation for having a 4.0 GPA, I was beyond honored. As it was a total surprise, I was left with a distinguished feeling of worth. People who didn t even know me saw my hard work and were willing to reward me. This was phenomenal, when so many that didn t know me could very well condemn me. It was at this point that I had further motivation. I began to discuss the idea of a distance Honors program with Professor Brian Dobbs in the fall semester of 2014, and in the spring of 2015, I was an honor student. The CSI Foundation awarded me another scholarship. The foundation has shown me that the hard work I have put into revamping my life is beginning to show through. Once again, people who do not know who I am, and that in possibly any other circumstance, may have checked their wallets when leaving my presence. Instead, they pat me on the back and can see a man doing what is needed. It is this recognition, above the financial assistance, that pushed me further in making more positive educational and life choices. Thank you. Rocky Ferrenburg

17 CSI Foundation Assets Asset management is an important function of the Foundation. It includes oversight of investments and a balancing of long-term strategies. Optimizing the annual disbursement of scholarship dollars while enhancing the value of core resources is important. Over the years, and under careful management, the Foundation has been able to disburse scholarships while increasing its assets. Please contact the Foundation office to request a copy of the audit. Total amount of scholarships and grants awarded in the past five years

18 The CSI Foundation s have helped open a variety of doors for me as a student. I have been given the opportunity to attend CSI for almost 3 years now. The CSI Foundation scholarships have helped me with my education through buying books, or paying my student fees and with some tuition. The biggest door that has opened for me was my participation in the Disney College Program, which allowed me to work for the Walt Disney Company in Walt Disney World in Florida for 6 months. I learned how to work well in customer service as well as participated in courses in Creativity and Innovation and Performing Arts. I learned how to work successfully for one of the largest companies in the world as well as received a partial education from the Walt Disney Company. Without the CSI Foundation I would have never found out about this program and participated in it to create one of the best experiences of my life. From this experience I discovered that I want to pursue Stage Management and Technical Theatre as a career for my future. I am forever grateful to have received this scholarship and hope that others can also benefit from this scholarship. Sosana Carpenter Every exit is an entrance to somewhere else. ~Tom Stoppard CSI Foundation Community Donors Continued Lee and Barbara Urie Larry and Judy Urrutia Linda Uverity Gerald and Donna VanElderen Gary and Pamela VanEngelen Richard Van Horne Aurora Vasquez Richard and Suzanne Vassallo Jason and Paige Vickrey Jewel Vieu Steven and Krista Vining Larry and Linda Voss Pamela Wade Tom and Darlene Wagner Ilina Walker Boomer and Maria Walker William and Patricia Walker Larry and Mary Walker Scott and Melia Walkowicz Jeff Walters Thomas and Dala Walton Darlene Wambolt Judy Wampler Sandy Wapinski Sally Warberg Bob and Chris Ward Robert and Lori Ward Parl and Nancy Warner Marjy Warner Mark and Valerie Warner George and Patricia Warrell G.E. and Rose Marie Warrell Nathan and Marsha Warren Charles and Mellee Lee Warren Mark Wasden James Washington Deck and Susan Waters Paul and Peggy Watland Martha Watson Niel and Judith Weatherbie Marie Webb Norman and Ila Webb Patricia Weber Leroy and Barbara Weigle Kenneth and Nita Wells Scott and Shirley Wesley Kade and Veronica West Bill and Sheryl West Stephen and Joyce Westfall LeRoy and Sharon Wheeler Max and Rexann Wheeler Carla Wherry Julie Whistler Bob and Sharon Whitchurch Todd and Marilyn White Rick and Sandy White Marsha White Robert and Tammy Whitehead Gerald Whitesides John and Elmoine Wight Dennis and Vickie Wilde Dusty and Gina Wilkins Michael and Elizabeth Willard Mark Willden Glen and Sun Williams Barton and Nancy Williams Bill and Carletta Williams Robert and Susan Williams Patrick Williams Bud and Maureen Williams Charles and Remigia Williams Daniel and Sonja Willie Troy and Darling Willie R. and A. Willis Kris Willoughby Sharon Wills Jamin Wills Shawn and Erika Willsey Deb Wilson Jim and Cynthia Wilson Rodney and Virginia Wilson Cathy Wilson David and Heather Wilson Larry and Sandra Wilson Terry and Judi Winkle Helen Wise Felice Wolters Wolters Don and Georgina Wolverton Gary and Jeannie Wolverton Connie Wood Jim and Cyndie Woods Kate Woods Kip and Tawni Wooten Cecelia Worthington Larry and Karol Wright Betty Wright Mary Wright Shelly Wright John Wright Julie Wright-Leggett Lance and Deena Wuthrich Iva Wyatt Norma Yager Jack Yarbrough Gary and Tamara Yost Mike and Shantelle Young Arturo and Clelia Zamora Yolanda Zamora Jeffrey and Elizabeth Zimmerman Jennifer Zimmers

19 Memorial Gifts The College of Southern Idaho Foundation, Inc. received donations in memory of the following people between July 1, 2014 and June 30, We are extremely grateful to the friends and family members who chose to remember the students at the College of Southern Idaho during very difficult times. Charles Alban Dennis Albers Bonnie Baird-Jones Jackie Ball John and Rose Barker Hazel Bate Scott Baumert George Beck Grace Hanel Bennett Kent Berg Mervin Blake Paul Botero Doug Bridges Cindra Brinkman Macel Brower Dave Church Bettye Coates Ralph Conant Ruth (Danos) Cook Jean Corrigan Brad Craig Chance Craig Sylvia Dill Bill Durbin Berry Durham Mark Eden Von Elcock Governor John V. Evans and Lola Evans Mac and Janice Evans Angie Fillmore John E. Fluegel Henry (Hank) Gabica Frank Garrison Ernesto Gonzalez Erma Lee Gooch Marla Boies Griswold Randy Guiles Jerry Hale Thomas Hamilton Nanette Hedrick Songer Pat Higgins Dorothy Hirai James Hoggatt John and Martha Hoop Bud Horets Dick Ihler Betty Ilk Mike Jaillet Dr. Ben Katz Shirley Klassen Bennie Knodel Bill Koch Charlotte Kroll Fred Kroll Ken Lattimer Irene Link Marj Mason James Massie Jean Matthews Cora Mingo Don and Novella Mittleider John Christian Mogensen Mike Morgan Raymond Moore Eugene Morris Bob Musser David Newman Doris Oakley Mary Obenchain Marion Parrish Pete Paulos Michael Peterson Letitia Phillips Don Puder Bud Purdy Ted Quigley John David Ramsdell Patricia Randolph Beverly Reed Gay Dolores Reese Bill Reid Thomas M Richards Barbara Joyce Richardson Jodie Robb Major Alan Rowe Walter Roy Rudolph Klazina Vander Sanden Donna Saville Ruth Scott Roxy Simcoe Kinsey Mae Smith Bob Speyer Carol Lynn Elaine Stephens Rita May Thomas Betty Todd Keith Turner Scott Turner Wayne Whitehead Fae Williams Julie Williams Nicholas Wood Jeffrey Lee Woods Honorarium Gifts What do you do for someone when it is a special occasion and they have everything? You honor them by giving a donation to the CSI Foundation in their name. CSI students have benefitted through honorarium gifts given for the following people between July 1, 2014 and June 30, Zachary Ryan Barry Glenn and Wynne Bessire Family Monica Bessire Eleanor Burkhart Chris Charlton Larry Corrigan Rally Anne Gabica Grand Joyce Craig LeRoy Craig LeeAnn Hagan Dee Hansen Elspeth Hoggatt Ginger Hoggatt Jon and Jan Kee Katherine Koch Peggy Kroll Jerry Meyerhoeffer Gary Mittleider Harold Mittleider Jan Mittleider Wayne Mittleider Logan Scott Quigley Betty Slifer Mike and Jody Tremblay Carolyn Turner Fellow Foundation Donors Buhl Public School Foundation CHS Foundation Hailey Rotary Foundation Inc. Idaho Education Access Fund in the Idaho Community Foundation J. A. Wedum Foundation James Moulson Foundation Kirkland & Ellis Foundation Laura Moore Cunningham Foundation, Inc. John H. and Laurena B. Marshall Foundation MDU Resources Foundation Shell Oil Company Foundation Matching Gifts Smallwood Foundation The Cimino Foundation The Keveren Foundation, Inc. The Leo Adler Foundation The Lightfoot Foundation Treacy Foundation

20 New Endowments Curtis H. and Mardo Eaton James Moulson Memorial Law Enforcement Endowment Sarah C. Brannen Memorial Nursing Glen M. May Marjory Remington Coleman Memorial Music Endowment St. Luke s Magic Valley Auxiliary Memorial Helen & Ken Henderson Memorial Existing Endowments Howard and Helen Anderson-Adkins Pearl R. Aldrich Memorial Ove and Nora Andersen Anonymous Gift Annuity Leon Aslett Memorial/Circle A Construction Dorothy Bacon Memorial Helen N. Ball Memorial Helen M. Banks Memorial John M. and Rose S. Barker Memorial Nursing Irl and Barbara Bartlett Estate Irl and Barbara Bartlett Memorial Engineering Barlett Estate Barbara And Jerry Beck Endowment George and Jane Beck Memorial Mildred A. Beddingfield Trust Nursing Al Benkula Memorial Carl W. Berg Endowment Blaine County Educational Todd and Sherry Blass Robert Blastock Memorial Blue Lakes Rotary The Boer Family Juliet Boone Memorial General Juliet Boone Memorial Nursing Hazel Kruse Bordewick and Helen Bordewick Memorial Honors The Maurice A. Bowers E.L. Brackett Memorial John and Miriam Breckenridge Agricultural Farm Endowment Richard and Donna Brizee Mary Brown Memorial Nursing June Prater Brown-Altrusa Olive Browning Charitable Trust Fund Building Our Futures Together Agricultural s Building Our Futures Together Boise State University 2+2 Building Our Futures Together Idaho State University 2+2 Building Our Futures Together Southern Idaho Education Center (SIHEC) Building Our Futures Together University of Idaho 2+2 Building Our Futures Together General s Douglas P. and Margaret Burks Agribusiness Burley IOOF Lodge #118 Ray and Louise Bush Memorial Trudy Bybee Bradshaw Alice May Byrd Memorial Calendar Girls William Carver and Sue Summers Carver Joe Cilek Memorial Business The Marcel and Max Coffman/Emma Smith Memorial Kent and Cindy Collins Cooper Norman Don Crabtree Memorial Fund Brad Craig Memorial Chance Craig Memorial J. Woodsen Creed Memorial CSI Agriculture CSI Art Department Fund CSI Dance Workshop CSI Fine Arts Center Fund CSI General CSI Jazz Endowment CSI Library Endowment Fund CSI Music Fest Fund CSI Non-Traditional Student CSI Professional-Technical s CSI Speech and Drama Fund CSI Student Leadership Shawn Davis Rodeo Ruth Detweiler Memorial Robert E. Dickenson Endowment Eastern Star Curtis H. and Mardo Eaton Curtis T. and Wilma Eaton Memorial Agricultural Harry and Willie Eaton Memorial Business Wilma and Curtis T. Eaton Memorial Teaching Eden Lodge Joan and Mel Edwards Delores Evans Memorial Exeter Family in Memory of Ada May Exeter Far West Agribusiness Association Farmers National Bank Earl and Hazel Faulkner Herrett Center Endowment Angelita Theresa Fillmore Music Endowment First Federal Savings Bank Charles and Ina Fisher & Art and Helen Beem Otto and Eleanor Fowler Memorial Lyle A. Frazier Professional-Technical Education Tom and Jeanne Gannon Endowment Jim and Barbara Gentry History Gibbs Family Teaching Clara Gibbs Music J. Garland Gibbs Memorial Agriculture Thomas A. and Mary I. Gibson Valdo and Valma Gray Endowment Percy and Nedra Greene Aquaculture LaDorah and Robert Greenslate Habitat for Humanity Beverly Hackney Dance Elza Hall Memorial Law Enforcement Fred and Pat Harder Emmett and Vida Harrison Bert and Donna Hartwell Louis and Dorothy Hayward Nursing Bill Heard Memorial Beth S. Hedrick Education Clarence F. Hedrick Memorial Agriculture Frances Hesselholt Memorial Opportunity Joseph and Betty Hillegas Nursing Anne Hollingshead Memorial W.R., Marge R. and Angela R. Hoops Larry Hovey Memorial Journalism Idaho Federation of Women s Club Idaho Power Environmental Technology

21 Existing Endowments Continued Idaho Soil Conservation Auxiliary Frank Ireton Memorial Nursing Mary Ireton Memorial Nursing Irwin Family in Memory of Barbara Irwin Jake and Grace Jones/Jakers Don and Mary E. Jensen Memorial Orville Bud and Doris Johnson Health Sciences Rolland and Dorothy Jones Memorial Agriculture Einer and Belle Kalberg Bob and Janet Keegan Endowment Keveren Foundation Hermon and Jean King Art Gallery Endowment Hermon and Jean King Memorial Nursing William G. and Katherine Koch Tom and Matsuye Koto Kroll Family Lex and Celia Kunau Mini-Cassia Lex and Celia Kunau Unrestricted Endowment Land Title and Escrow Robert and Beulah Lang Buzz Langdon Memorial Professional- Technical Agnes Leidig Memorial Henry L. and E. Jean Leydet Magic Valley Builders Association Magic Valley Cerebral Palsy Magic Valley Early Iron Endowment Magic Valley GMC Dealers Tom and Betty Throckmorten-Mahan Agricultural Danny Marona Performing Arts Gerald and Judy Martens Family Agnes Martin Memorial Lawrence V. Martin Memorial Endowment Bradley Mason Memorial Wallace L. Mathews Memorial Nursing Eugene McGuire Memorial Leon and Gay McKay Agriculture and Music Edward and Marilyn McKim Messersmith Family Gerald R. Meyerhoeffer and Family Middleton Trust Jim Mildon Memorial Law Enforcement Don and Novella Mittleider Larry Motzner / Warren Thorne Culinary Arts Don S. Nelson Memorial Aquaculture Walter C. and Patricia Nelson Paul E. Newton Memorial Murray and Maxine O Rourk Memorial Tim and Shawna Obenchain W. Wayne and Eva Mae Parish Memorial Alice Parker Trust John and Betty Rae Pastoor Con Paulos /Gary Storrer Business Class Investment Endowment Jonathan and Isa Phipps Memorial John Jack and Mabel Pierce Frank Pohanka Horticulture John Pohlman Memorial Mary W. Preibe Memorial Porter H. Pringle and Mae Belle Pringle Agriculture L.N. Bud and Ruth Purdy Health Sciences Ken and Lilly Quilici Memorial Endowment Estate of Donald D. and Kathryn C. Ramseyer Endowments Theodore Rangen Aquaculture W.L. and Freida Reiher Memorial Estate W.L. and Freida Reiher Memorial Land Fund Elwood and Helen Rich Memorial Garl Ridgeway / Merrill Porter Memorial Oddfellows Riedesel Engineering Bill and June Roberts Memorial Larry and Carolyn Robertson LaVern and Lucille Routh Nursing Major Alan Rowe Theodore Ted Sandmeyer Memorial Nursing Pat and Lloyd Schneider Memorial Thad and Judy Scholes Endowments Bill and Jennie Schow Gordon and Audrey Schroeder Agriculture Seagraves Family Foundation Endowment Robert and Carolyn Seibel James H. Shields Memorial Clyde and Wanda Sillin Memorial Paula Brown Sinclair Early Childhood Education Bertha Skiver Memorial Teaching Slette Family Ralph and Betty Smith Nursing Snake River Symposium Honors Fund Joy Solosobal Memorial Veterinary Technician Harold Soper Memorial Leo Soran Memorial Baseball St. Luke s / CSI Horticulture St. Luke s Magic Valley Auxiliary Memorial Starr Corporation Steele-Reese Foundation T.W. and Winifred Stivers Memorial Business Stivers Family Prepare for Tomorrow Dr. Roy Strawser Memorial Darrell Surber Memorial Jean B. Swartling Dr. Rodney Swartling Memorial Dr. James L. Taylor Memorial R.L. Bud Teasley Memorial Jazz Roxie L. and Lois Adele Thompson Memorial Thornton/Jenkins Endowment Times-News / Lee Enterprises TitleFact, Inc. Business Inez McDonald Tomlinson Memorial Nursing Mike and Jody Tremblay Agriculture Denise Turner Journalism Twin Falls Clinic and Hospital Health Sciences Ed and Kathryn Uhlig Memorial Agriculture Dr. George Warner Memorial Nursing Sister Audrey Welch Memorial David and Cheri Werbeck M.J. West Memorial Angel Rick and Sandy White Williams/Thompson Family Educational Wesley Williams Memorial William J. and Carletta J. Williams Endowment in memory of their grandson, Derek Grant Dille Nicholas B. Wood Memorial Law Enforcement Workforce Development Grant and Iva Wyatt Andy Yost Memorial Jack D. Young Administrative Trust Edward and Evelyn Yragui Restricted Zions Bank

22 Business and Organization Donors 4 Bros. Dairy, Inc. AAA Twin Falls Service Center Aerospace Energy Systems, Inc Agri-Service Aguero Trucking Alexander Dental Group Association of Government Accountants Basic Community Concepts, Inc. Black Rock Ag., Inc. Blue Lakes Rotary Club Boise Dental Center Bonneville Collections - Check Services Boyd s Custom Patios Boys and Girls Club of Magic Valley BSR Design and Supplies Canyon Springs Golf Course Capricorn Financial Strategies Inc. Castleford Com Mens Club Inc. Chapter BB PEO Sisterhood Chicago Clearing Corporation Clear Springs Foods, Inc. Coiner & Wooten, LLC Coleman and Company CHTD Collins Connection LLC Corrall Financial Inc Crossroads Point CSB Nutrition Corporation CSC D & A Incorporated D. L. Evans Bank Desert Vista Farm Destination Properties, LLC Dollars for Scholars - Hailey ID Donnelley Sports E Communications and Networking Edward Jones & Co. Egbert Accounting Envee LLC Ernie Vigil Trucking Eureka Construction & Excavation, Inc Farmers National Bank Felton & Felton Ferguson Wellman Capital Management, Inc. Filer Police Reserves First Federal Savings Bank Flames6, Inc. Food Producers of Idaho Gertrude Trudy B. Bradshaw & Gertrude Trudy B. Bybee Est Glanbia Foods, Inc Global Impact Golden Eagle Booster s Inc Good Sam Club Twin Falls Bluebirds H2K LLC Hagerman Joint School District No. 233 HAPPEN Harker, Inc. Hilex Poly Co., LLC HUB International Hudson Shoe Store Idaho Central Credit Union Idaho Farm Equipment, INC. Idaho Guide Service Idaho National Laboratory Idaho Power Co Idaho State Insurance Fund Jensen Jewelers Jerome Cheese Company John L. Muegerl Charitable Trust Account John Sanders Photo K. & T. Steel Corporation Kelsar Industries, Inc. KJK LLC Lauterbach Educational Trust Lee Family Broadcasting, Inc. M. B. Duncan, Inc. Magic Valley Advertising Federation Magic Valley Estate Planning Council Magic Valley Festival of Giving Magic Valley Fly Fishers Magic Valley Gem Club Magic Valley Mall, LLC Manke Excavation, LLC Moore, VanEngelen, Pollow, CPAs Mountain States Properties LLC National Basketball Retired Player Association Navarro Revocable Living Trust Optimist Club of Twin Falls Parke s Magic Valley Funeral Home & Crematory Patrick Burry Purchasing and Contracting Pebble Ponds Golf Course Portugee Enterprises, LLC Powell Anesthesia PC Prescott & Craig Inc Renter Center Road Work Ahead Construction Supply, Inc. Robert Durham Excavation Robert Jones Realty Rock Creek Restaurant Rotary Club of Twin Falls Rudy s, A Cook s Paradise Rusty Nuts Sage Creek Dentistry Simplot Shared Services Soran Restaurants Inc SOS Well Drilling & Pump Co, Inc. St Lukes Regional Medical Center Medical Staff St. Luke s Magic Valley Auxiliary St. Luke s Magic Valley Regional Medical Center Stastny Canyon View Farms, Inc. Stephan, Kvanvig, Stone & Trainor The Random Acts of Theatre Players The Resource Trust Inc. Thurman Truck Rebuilt Inc. Times-News Tremblay Consulting Tri State Electric, Inc. Trinity Lutheran Church Tripp Family Medicine Twin Falls American Legion Baseball Boosters Assoc. Twin Falls Chamber of Commerce Twin Falls County Twin Falls Golf Club Twin Falls Sandwich Company Valley Food Service, Inc. Watkins Distributing Sales & Service Wendell High School West End Men s Association Wills Toyota Wilsons Industrial Pump, Inc. Worst, Fitzgerald & Stover, PLLC Holes in walls that offer us a way out or a way in. Just putting your hand on the knob and seeing if it turns can make you weak in the knees. What if it s locked? What if it s unlocked? What if no one answers? What if someone does? ~Lee Ann Womack, I Hope You Dance What if the hinges creak and the heavy wood springs open And you re suddenly standing at the threshold of a brand new tomorrow? What if your horizon is nothing but blue clear skies? What if it s a raging storm? What if? What if?

23 CSI Foundation Board of Directors Lynn Askew Hailey Lisa Buddecke Twin Falls Julie Coffman Rupert Chuck Coiner Twin Falls Jeff Fox CSI President Twin Falls Jeanne Gannon Buhl Jennifer Haemmerle Hailey Toni Hughes Twin Falls Wendy Jaquet Ketchum Kim Lee Twin Falls Scot McNeley Past President Twin Falls Dan Meehl Twin Falls Jan Mittleider CSI Board of Trustee Twin Falls Jack Nelsen Jerome Dan Olmstead Twin Falls Tyson Rule Secretary/Treasurer Kimberly Mike Schutz President Jerome Trevor Tarter Twin Falls Michael D. Traveller President Elect Twin Falls Todd Wadsworth Kimberly Debra J. Wilson Executive Director Kimberly