Jazmin Hill, freshman

Mike Jones, senior, with New York Red Bulls

Brooke Hood, sophomore

2010-20112010-11

Annual Report

Spencer Patton, senior, with the Kansas City Royals organization

On behalf of our coaches, staff, and student-athletes, I would like to thank you for your incredible support of Cougar Athletics. The success we attain both on the field and in the classroom could not be accomplished without our loyal supporters. This year we will complete our Division I certification process—a step that could not have been achieved without you.

Our programs made great advances during the 2010-2011 season. The men’s soccer team was runner-up at the Missouri Valley Conference (MVC) Tournament in its first

year of eligibility. The softball team, also in its first year of eligibility, finished fourth in the Ohio Valley Conference (OVC) race and participated in the six-team OVC Tournament. Our men’s basketball team won the Las Vegas Classic, thereby winning an NCAA Division I Tournament for the second straight year.

In the classroom, our student-athletes continued to excel, having posted a 3.125 grade point average (GPA) for the spring 2011 semester and an all-time best 3.184 GPA during the fall 2010 semester. The athletes have achieved a GPA of 3.0 or better for 10 consecutive semesters, an accomplishment which should not go unnoticed, especially in light of the number of contests that have taken place off campus since the transition process began and the increased amount of travel which resulted.

Five of our programs (men’s cross country, women’s tennis, women’s golf, women’s soccer, and softball) were among teams listed by the NCAA as having earned Public Recognition Awards for their most recent multi-year Academic Progress Rates. SIUE led the Ohio Valley Conference in the number of teams honored, followed by Eastern Illinois and Murray State.

Conference affiliation for all sports was solidified in June when the wrestling program was named an associate member of the Southern Conference (SoCon) marking the first time in the 41-year history of the program that conference affiliation has been achieved. SIUE joined Gardner-Webb (Boiling Springs, NC) and Campbell (Buies Creek, NC) as associate members and bolstered the number of members in the SoCon to eight. Affiliation with SoCon will afford the wrestlers an opportunity for post-season competition as well as Division I championships. Conference affiliations for SIUE Athletics, then, include the OVC, the MVC (men’s soccer), and SoCon (wrestling).

With the support from the University, as well as outside funding received over the past year, enhancements to our facilities continued. The men’s and women’s basketball locker rooms were renovated, synthetic turf was laid on the baseball infield, and the baseball clubhouse was remodeled. While these improvements helped ensure that our facilities more closely match those of other mid-major Division I universities, we continue to explore additional avenues funding for various projects.

Planning approval was given by the Board of Trustees for a proposal to resurface the track at Korte Stadium. We also received project and budget approval from the Board of Trustees to construct an indoor practice facility for the softball program. A 12,100 square foot building, complete with batting cages and infield practice space, is planned at an estimated cost of $980,000. Funding for this project will come from University Plant funds and private contributions to the softball program.

Another exciting facility project that is underway is the weight room, academic center, and the Charles and Mary Lukas

Athletics Annex which will provide approximately 29,100 square feet of new office space for the Intercollegiate Athletics Department. The project has received budget approval from the Board of Trustees and is projected to cost $4.5 million, funding for which will be obtained from private contributions and University construction funds.

The accomplishments of our student-athletes and our programs can be followed at siuecougars.com. We are working hard to see that our student-athletes, both current and future, are afforded a first-class opportunity here at SIUE. We will continue our sucessful efforts to graduate our student-athletes and produce programs of which you can be proud, while retaining our commitment to our alumni and dedicated Cougar fan base.

Should you have any questions about any of the materials contained in this annual report, please contact me at bhewitt@siue.edu.

It’s a great day to be a Cougar!

Dr. Bradley L. HewittDirector of Athletics

From the DirectorDr. Bradley L. Hewitt Director of Athletics

Baseball

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Men’s Soccer took a foreign tour to England (Thanks to many)

Academic ExcellenceSIUE student-athletes posted a combined 3.124 grade point average (GPA) during the 2011 spring semester and have now excelled to a GPA of 3.0 or better for 10 consecutive semesters. The spring semester featured 11 athletic programs which finished with a GPA of better than 3.0. It closed out a highly-successful year for Cougar student-athletes who also posted an all-time best 3.189 GPA during the 2010 fall semester.

With its top-notch finish, SIUE finished third for the 2010-2011 Ohio Valley Conference (OVC) Institutional Academic Achievement Award which is presented to the institution with the greatest percentage of its student-athletes named to the OVC’s Honor Roll for that academic year.

The SIUE men’s basketball and men’s golf program each won OVC Team Academic Achievement Awards for garnering the highest percentage of players who were named to the OVC’s Honor Roll.

Ten SIUE student-athletes received the OVC Medal of Honor Award and 100 were named to the Commissioner’s Honor Roll. The OVC Medal of Honor is given annually to the student-athletes who achieve the highest grade point average (GPA) in an OVC-sponsored sport. A student-athlete must have at least a 3.25 GPA and be eligible and on the team throughout the competitive season.

OVC Medal of Honors winners posted a perfect 4.00 this past year. SIUE’s honorees include Cody Rincker (Strasburg) from men’s basketball; Megan Petty (Coal City) from women’s cross country and track; Clark Schmidt (Rantoul) from men’s golf; Kelsey Atteberry (Auburn) from women’s golf; Sarah Schuchard (Eureka, Mo.) and Chelsea Smith (Collinsville) from women’s soccer; Megan Murphy (Casey) from softball; and Jessica Hemann (Breese), Diane Schmidlin (Butler, Wis.) and Sydney Winslow (Farmington, Mo.) from volleyball.

Men’s golf earned the highest GPA of any SIUE athletics program with a combined 3.619 for the Spring 2011 semester. Women’s soccer earned the best GPA among the women’s programs with a 3.432 for the Spring 2011 semester.

Better than 62 percent of all SIUE student-athletes (158 of 253) finished with a GPA of 3.0 or better. There were 75 student-athletes who were named to SIUE’s Dean’s List, having posted a GPA of better than 3.5.

62% of SIUE student-athletes finished with a GPA of 3.0 or better

75 student-athletes were named to SIUE’s Dean’s Lists

Nine other programs joined men’s golf and women’s soccer with a GPA better than 3.0. They include men’s track and field (3.077), women’s track and field (3.025), men’s cross country (3.286), women’s cross country (3.211), softball (3.268), men’s tennis (3.183), women’s tennis (3.383), volleyball (3.229) and women’s golf (3.212).

Five SIUE programs also made national news. The SIUE men’s cross country, women’s tennis, women’s golf, women’s soccer, and softball teams were among the teams listed by the NCAA as having earned Public Recognition Awards based on their most recent multi-year Academic Progress Rates (APR). More than 900 NCAA Division I sports teams were honored for scoring in the top 10 percent in each sport with their APRs.

The APR provides a real-time look at a team’s academic success each semester or quarter by tracking the academic progress of each student-athlete. The APR includes eligibility, retention, and graduation in the calculation and provides a clear picture of the academic culture in each sport. The APR awards two points each term to student-athletes who meet academic eligibility standards and who remain with the institution. A team’s APR is the total points earned by the team at a given time divided by the total points possible, multiplied by 1,000. It includes four years (this year’s numbers included the school years of 2006-07, 2007-08, 2008-09 and 2009-10).

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Making the GradeSamantha Stanicek, sophomore

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

Jazmin Hill broke the SIUE freshman record for three-pointers in a season with 74 and became the first player since Misi Clark (during the 2000-2001 season) to lead the Cougars in scoring and assists. The Cougars finished 11-19 overall under Head Coach Amanda Levens, including a 6-6 mark against Ohio Valley Conference teams. That number of wins would have equaled at least a No. 6 seed in the OVC Tournament. Junior Melia Duncan became the sixth player in school history to record 100 or more career three-pointers. Sophomore Raven Berry led the team in field goal percentage at 52.7 percent, averaging 11.8 points per game.

WRESTLING

Michael Dace joined the list of national champions at SIUE when he had his arm lifted in victory at the National Collegiate Wrestling Association Championships in Macon, Ga. Head Coach David Ray had six other Cougars place among the top eight. They include John Petrov (sixth at 133 pounds), Eric Biehl (seventh at 149 pounds), Derrick Pousson (eighth at 149 pounds), Steve Ross (fourth at 165 pounds), Robert Cooney (fourth at 197 pounds), and David Devine (third at 285 pounds). The Cougars finished with a 6-15 dual meet record, including a win over Division I South Dakota State.

MEN’S BASKETBALL

SIUE won an NCAA Division I Tournament for the second straight year with a pair of victories at the IBN Sports Las Vegas Classic. SIUE defeated Longwood and The Citadel for the Upper Division title. The Cougars posted an 8-21 record, an improvement of three victories from last season under the direction of fourth-year head coach Lennox Forrester. Corey Wickware led the Cougars in three-pointers with 54 and finished with an 11.6 scoring average.

BASEBALL

After recording a 9-3 record and becoming the fourth player in school history to record 100 strikeouts in a season, senior Spencer Patton was selected by the Kansas City Royals in the 24th round (726th pick overall) of the Major League Baseball draft. Head Coach Gary Collins passed the 1,000 mark in victories to become the 55th coach in NCAA Division I history to accomplish this feat. His team completed the year with a 28-24 record. SIUE travelled to Columbia to defeat Missouri, a feat not recorded since 1984. SIUE’s season included a stellar 15-4 record against OVC opponents. Freshman outfielder Devin Caldwell was named to the Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American Team by College Baseball Newspaper. Caldwell led the team in doubles (16), home runs (6), runs batted in (53), total bases (98), and slugging percentage (.513). His 60 hits were the third-most ever by a Cougar freshman.

MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY

The Cougars competed in six meets, five of which were in the state of Illinois. Six of seven runners posted personal best times in the final event of the season under Head Coach Eileen McAllister. The Cougars won the SIUE Cross Country Challenge in September and showed dramatic improvement over the course of the 2010 season. Sophomore Aaron Werths led the squad for the first three meets while junior Marc Amarillas closed the year leading the way in the final three.

MEN’S GOLF

Neal McCarty closed out an outstanding career at SIUE by winning his third career individual tournament title in 2011. He won the Branson Creek Invitational by five strokes. McCarty led a team that finished 8-3 against fellow Illinois schools and was 6-3 against OVC schools during the spring season. The Cougars competed in 10 events under the direction of Head Coach Derrick Brown and had three top-four finishers.

Raven Berry, sophomore

Derek Pousson, senior

Mitch Matecki, junior

Marc Amarillas, junior

2010-2011 Sport Recaps

MEN’S SOCCER

The SIUE men’s soccer team was the runner-up at the Missouri Valley Conference (MVC) Tournament in its first year of eligibility in the league. The Cougars were eliminated from the MVC Tournament via penalty kicks after an overtime tie against Bradley. Head Coach Kevin Kalish led the Cougars to a 10-5-4 record. Chris Anzalone, Randy Roy, Mike Jones, and Benny Jeffery were named All-MVC. Roy was named Academic All-Scholar by the MVC. Jones was selected in the Major League Soccer (MLS) Supplemental Draft by Sporting Kansas City and now plays for the New York Red Bulls.

MEN’S TENNIS

The men’s tennis team finished the season with a record of 1-13, including a win over Western Kentucky, under first-year Head Coach Jason Coomer. Senior Paulo Gonzalez led all players with a 7-6 record at No. 1 singles during dual matches and finished 12-7 overall. He also claimed top honors in the No. 1 flight at the Bradley tournament during the fall. Gonzalez and freshman partner Justin Spicer combined for a 12-6 record at doubles, including a 6-4 record at No. 1 doubles during dual matches

MEN’S TRACK AND FIELD

Ben Bishop rewrote the indoor and outdoor record books during the season. During the indoor season, he set the school record in the weight throw and went on to place ninth at the USA Indoor Championships. He carried success into the outdoor season with a hammer throw school record and also qualified for the USA Outdoor Championships. Under the direction of Head Coach Kareem Jackson, the men’s track and field team broke numerous school records and had performances ranking among the best of all NCAA Division I institutions. Sophomore William Lindsey set a new school record in the 110-meter hurdles and missed a second record by .01 seconds in the 400-meter hurdles.

WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY

The Cougars competed in six meets, five in the state of Illinois, under Head Coach Eileen McAllister. Junior Aftan Noon, the Cougars’ only returning runner, led SIUE in all six races. She was joined by five freshmen this season.

WOMEN’S GOLF

SIUE finished with three top-five finishes as a team this past season. Brooke Hood led the Cougars with three top-10 finishes, including third at the CSU Cougar Classic in September. Under the direction of Head Coach Jennifer Jakel, the Cougars competed in nine events and played host to the DoubleTree Intercollegiate which marked the first time the team has hosted a tournament since spring 2005.

WOMEN’S SOCCER

The SIUE women’s soccer team nearly tripled its win total from a year ago and finished with an 8-7-1 record under third-year head coach Derek Burton. SIUE was 3-2 against teams from the Ohio Valley Conference. The Cougars finished the season with an RPI of 188. Only two OVC teams fared better. Junior goalkeeper Claire Lovercheck recorded a career-high six shutouts. Sophomore Kristin Dierker and freshman Meagan Iffrig tied for the team lead with four goals each. Dierker led the team with nine total points.

SOFTBALL

The SIUE softball program qualified for the Ohio Valley Conference Tournament in its first year of eligibility in league play. The Cougars finished with a 28-30 record under Head Coach Sandy Montgomery and placed fourth in the OVC regular season standings. Senior Erika Taylor tossed the third no-hitter of her collegiate career and broke the career record for strikeouts with 732. Taylor was named first team All-OVC. Second baseman Taylor Tooley was tabbed a second team All-OVC performer. Shortstop Chelsea Yankolovich was named to the OVC’s All-Newcomer team. SIUE nearly pulled off a major upset early in the season, taking then No. 1-ranked UCLA to extra innings before falling 3-2 in nine innings.

Ryan Wilhelm, junior

Tony Bawman, sophomore

Brittany Bodziak, junior

Hilary Powles, sophomore

Devan Faulkenberg, junior

WOMEN’S TENNIS

Freshman Rachel Webb led the Cougars with a 9-13 overall singles record, including a record of 7-9 in dual matches. Webb teamed with junior

Maggie Boeckman to finish an even 9-9 in doubles going 9-5 at No. 2 doubles in dual matches. Head Coach Jason Coomer and the Cougars compiled a dual match record of 5-11. The Cougars picked up wins against IUPUI, Bradley, Lehigh, Western Illinois, and UMKC.

Maggie Boeckman, junior

WOMEN’S TRACK AND FIELD

The women’s track and field team recorded several record-breaking performances for Head Coach Kareem Jackson. The 3,200-meter relay team of freshmen Renee Goodenough, Megan Petty, Dede Lofton, and sophomore Elisha Crawley broke the SIUE record with an event-winning time of 9 minutes, 32.33 seconds at the Coastal Carolina Invitational. Junior pole-vaulter Dana Fischer broke her own school record in the pole vault. Sophomore Colleen McDonough turned in the third-best performance school history in the hammer throw with a mark of 161 feet.

VOLLEYBALL

SIUE introduced Leah Johnson as the fourth head coach of the program on April 21. She takes over a program that finished the 2010 season with a 14-15 record, up from two wins during the 2009 season. Senior Sydney Winslow became the first right-side hitter in school history to pass the 1,000-kill mark and just the sixth overall. Winslow was named the Most Valuable Player at the Drury Inn ISU Classic in Terre Haute, Ind., and the Wofford Invitational in Spartanburg, S.C. Five other players earned All-Tournament honors during the season under Head Coach Todd Gober, who recorded his 200th career victory during the season. Julia Whitfield completed her season with the fifth-most kills (270) by a freshman.

Broadcasts/Media RelationsSIUE continues towards full Division I certification, media coverage has remained a high priority. SIUE locally produced 149 broadcasts. Representing more than a 100-percent increase from the 2008-2009 school year. Games were produced for broadcast over the air at 88.7 FM WSIE or online at SIUE Web radio. Of the 149 games, 31 home broadcasts were also video streamed via SIUETV.com. All 29 men’s basketball games were carried by 590 The Fan KFNS in St. Louis.

For the second consecutive year, SIUE teamed with Charter Communications (CCIN) to televise nine basketball games during the year. CCIN produced eight broadcasts of Men’s and Women’s Basketball games from the Vadalabene Center. In addition, CCIN also carried one men’s game produced by regional network Wazoo Sports. Men’s Basketball played twice on the Big Ten Network, while on the road at Iowa and again at Indiana. The men’s game at Northwestern was televised on BigTenNetwork.com, for a total of 12 televised basketball broadcasts. Men’s Soccer’s run through the Missouri Valley Conference tournament was televised by the Missouri Valley Conference. The Cougars’ first round game was televised online, while the championship game was carried by Fox Sports Midwest.

Sammi Minton, sophomore

Joe Pott, Voice of the Cougars

Derrick Brown, Head Men’s Golf Coach

Mike Gibson & Randy Karraker, Charter Television

Charles and Mary Lukas Athletic Annex

With the increase in the number of staff members over the recent years, office space utilized by athletics personnel has been pushed to the max. Further, the space currently used by athletics employees within the Vadalabene Center will be available for the Kinesiology and Health Education Department and its expanding staff.

The Board of Trustees for the University has, therefore, authorized the creation of new office space for the Athletics Department, utilizing a generous contribution from the estate of Charles and Mary Lukas. This new 29,000-square-foot state-of-the-art annex will not only just be home to the athletic department’s growing staff but will serve as great recruiting tool for our coaching staff, too.

Facility Enhancements Vadalabene Center Locker Room Renovations

The locker room facilities for Wrestling, Volleyball, and Men’s and Women’s Basketball have well served student-athletes who have competed on behalf of SIUE for the last 26 years. With the transition to Division I and the need to be able to compete in recruiting efforts with other Division I institutions, the SIUE Athletics Department launched a $1.2 million dollar remodeling campaign to update these spaces to accommodate our student-athletes. The current state-of-the-art locker rooms include a team area, an academic area, and a mentor office.

Simmons Baseball Complex

The clubhouse that long existed in the form of two trailers has been disassembled and a new 3,500-square-foot clubhouse/home dugout facility is being constructed. In addition to the clubhouse, a new state-of-the-art artificial turf playing surface was installed in the infield this past year. This addition of artificial field turf will make playing during inclement weather situations more permissible.

SIUE’s Men’s Basketball Locker Room

Simmons Complex—Roy Lee Field

SIUE’s Men’s Basketball Locker Room

Special Events

GOLF OUTING

The sixth induction class in to the SIUE Athletic Hall of Fame included seven individuals and one team as the newest class of the Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Athletics Hall of Fame. The ceremony was held on Saturday, September 25th, at the Morris University Center in front of a crowd of over 250 guests including former teammates, coaches, administrators and friends.

This year’s honorees include Tom Galati (Men’s Soccer), Mike Kelley (Men’s Soccer), Tom Reed (Wrestling), Becki Saylor (Softball), and George Vogel (Baseball) as well as special recognition for Dick McDonald and Jean McDonald for their unwavering support and commitment to SIUE Intercollegiate Athletics.

HALL OF FAMEATHLETICS

ALUMNI GATHERING

ANNUAL GOLF OUTING

Dick and Jean McDonald

Tom Reed, Wrestling

George Vogel, Baseball

Becki Saylor, Softball

Mike Kelley, Soccer

Tom Galati, Soccer

The SIUE Athletics Department began a department-wide initiative to help live up to the University’s values of creating active partnerships and demonstrate social and civic responsibility.

SIUE Athletics completed the year by being a major volunteer contributor at the 2011 Southwestern Illinois Special Olympics held at Korte Stadium. More than 300 student-athletes, coaches, and staff members joined more than 500 Special Olympics Athletes for a day of competition April 30. SIUE’s Student-Athlete Advisory Committee helped organize the event.

Several athletic programs also participated in community service events throughout the year.

n Several SIUE teams were “Pen Pals” with area students. SIUE student-athletes exchanged letters multiple times during the school year.

n SIUE Men’s Soccer team collaborated with Saint Louis University. Proceeds from their spring exhibition game went to benefit Cardinal Glennon Children’s Hospital.

n Members of the SIUE Wrestling team were honored with the Educational Group Award for their volunteer support by the Metro East Humane Society.

Cougars Connectn A mentoring program for middle school students in

Edwardsville aimed to engage students on relevant topic to young teenagers such as bullying, stress, exercise, self-esteem, and drugs and alcohol while participating in interactive games and activities on SIUE’s campus.

n Members of the SIUE Men’s Basketball team spent an afternoon at Glen Carbon Elementary School reading to youngsters.

n Members of the SIUE Baseball team provided two days of help for the Edwardsville Little League.

n Several SIUE teams made a group presence at the Edwardsville Block Party that kicks off the school year.

Madison Meade

SPECIAL OLYMPICS Diane Schmidlin & Sydney Winslow, Volleyball

Peter Kelly, Men’s Soccer

SIUE Men’s Soccer

Patrick Myers, Wrestling

PINK ZONE The Dr. Venessa Ann Brown Academic Mentoring Center

Amanda Levens Kyle, John, and Kate Affourtit

Aamir McCleary Alex Newlin

Dr. Venessa Brown, Assistant Provost for Institutional Diversity and Inclusion

Chair, Mark WeinheimerBusiness AttorneyPolsinelli Shughart

Tim Hogan ’93Vice PresidentMorgan Keegan

Ed Huneke ’71Former Men’s Soccer Coach

Jane Louer ’85PresidentLouer Facility Planning

Ron GrayOwner and OperatorEdwardsville McDonald’s

Elizabeth KeserauskisAssistant Vice Chancellor for University Relations, Marketing and Communications.SIUE

Alan Grammer ’09Assoc. Head Wrestling Coach/Development AssistantSIUE Athletics

Dave GreenePresidentGrand Slam Sports

Laura McCune ’89Communication SpecialistCigna Healthcare

Jack McDole ’72Mortgage Loan OriginatorTheBANK of Edwardsville

Tim Tighe ’71

Tina DiehlRegional DirectorEnterprise Rent a Car

Kevin Howe ’74Sales ManagerMid-States Supply

Darryl Collins ’84Executive Vice President/Market Manager Commerce Bank

SIUE Athletics Advisory Committee

Mission StatementThe purpose of the Athletic Advisory Committee (AAC) shall be to maintain an association of persons interested in the SIUE Intercollegiate Athletics Program, to help elevate its general awareness, and to enrich the resources of the SIUE Intercollegiate Athletics Program; to solicit, receive, and transfer gifts for charitable support of the SIUE Intercollegiate Athletics Program to the University’s Foundation; and to perform such other acts and undertake such other enterprises as in the judgement of the AAC shall promote the interest and welfare of the SIUE Intercollegiate Athletics Program, all in strict accordance with SIUE, Ohio Valley Conference (“OVC”), Missouri Valley Conference (“MVC”), and National Collegiate Athletic Association (“NCAA”) regulations, and with final approval of the Athletic Director, or his/her designated representative.

SIUE Athletic Donors $1 to $99.99Mr. Les J. AgneAgne Bath SpecialtiesAlton WrestlingMs. Velma AtteberryMr. Don and Mrs. Sue BarlowBartels and Holmes AgencyMr. Norman E. & Mrs. Sherri L. BeckMs. Katie L. Bennett, ’03Mr. William C. Bibee & Mrs. Karen E. BibeeMs. Lori A. Billy, ’90, ’95Mr. Rick A. Bittle & Ms. Joan L. BittleMr. Johnie R. Bourne & Mrs. Annie B. BourneMr. Roger L. Brandt & Mrs. Judith A. BrandtMr. Brooks K. Brestal, ’79 & Mrs. Kim H. Brestal, ’79, ’84Mr. James A. Bridwell, ’74 & Mrs. Karle A. Bridwell, ’73Mr. Tommy L. Brown, ’03Mr. Kirby D. Bruce & Mrs. Vickie J. BruceMrs. Gayla J. Bruning, ’85, ’87 & Mr. Greg O. BruningMr. Robert T. BudenholzerMrs. Jacqueline M. Burton & Mr. Derek BurtonMs. Lynne CampbellMrs. Kathleen L. Cason & Mr. J. Clint CasonMr. Joel M. ChamberlainCharles G. & Arlene C. Rollins TrustMr. Patrick ChartrandMr. Danny Y. Chi, ’95 & Mrs. Cynthia E. ChiMr. Eugene Christy & Mrs. Marnes ChristyMs. Heather A. Clausen, ’95, ’03Dr. David J. CluphfMr. Leroy A. Compton & Mrs. Maureen E. ComptonMr. Rex Comstock & Mrs. Julie ComstockMr. Douglas S. Conley & Mrs. Julie ConleyMs. Louvenia ConnerMr. William D. Coonrod & Mrs. Michelle L. CoonrodMr. William C. Coonrod & Mrs. Frances M. CoonrodMs. Robyn S. CourtwayMr. John Crandall & Mrs. Sue Ellen CrandallCroft Properties LLCMr. Gregory M. Crook, ’08Mr. David D. Crouthers, ’06, ’07Crowder CorporationMr. Dean R. Dahms & Mrs. Sharon DahmsMrs. Connie L. Dake, ’79, ’04Mr. Dean J. Dau & Mrs. Jeanne C. DauMr. Doug DavisMs. Starla G. DavisDeShasier Family TrustMs. Simonne S. deVilliersMs. Jamie L. DeckerMr. Ronald A. Decker & Mrs. Karen L. DeckerMr. Stafford B. Denison & Mrs. Susan M. DenisonMr. Daren J. Depew, ’90Mr. Kevin A. Depew, ’89 & Mrs. Kyusoon DepewMr. Tommy E. Dezort, ’78 & Mrs. Jacquelyn L. DezortMr. James W. Driscoll & Mrs. Catherine P. DriscollMr. D. Doug Duncan & Mrs. Nicole L. DuncanMr. Vern Eardley & Mrs. Kathy EardleyEarl E. Zimmerman & Co., Inc.Mrs. Geraldine Sue EdgarMr. Jay R. Eihausen, ’84 & Mrs. Pattie M. Eihausen, ’85Mr. Gary L. Ellis & Mrs. Jo EllisMr. Donald W. Emde, ’63 Mrs. Kelly L. Englund & Mr. Richard L. EnglundEnterprise Leasing Company of St. Louis Group 0199

Mr. Gary Erikson & Mrs. Laura EriksonMr. Christopher T. Erwin, ’98 Mr. Charles T. Foreman & Mrs. Carol S. Foreman, ’85Mrs. Mary J. FunkMs. Kathleen GallagherMr. Thomas J. Garfunkel, ’89Gateway Fun ParkGateway Landscape & Sprinkler Systems, Inc.Ms. Denise J. GatewoodMr. John George & Mrs. Beverly George, ’75, ’79Mr. Robert D. Gibson, ’79 & Mrs. Jo GibsonMs. Amy GoldMs. Kathleen GonsalvesMs. Carmelita GrafeMr. James J. Greenwald, ’75, ’97 & Mrs. Karen A. GreenwaldMs. Riane B. GreenwaltDr. Kathy J. Gugger, ’76, ’79 & Mr. Joseph J. GuggerM.M. Halkyard & J.R. HalkyardMr. Justin HampsonMr. Richard P. Hampton, ’90 & Mrs. Holly J. Hampton, ’97Mr. Charles A. Hayden & Mrs. Susan P. HaydenMr. John R. Heal & Mrs. Michelle L. HealMs. Carol HendricksenMr. Darin S. Hendrickson, ’93, ’96 & Mrs. Laura L. Hendrickson, ’93Ms. Janelle HensoldMr. James R. Herndon, ’72, ’78, ’87 & Mrs. Jane A. HerndonMs. Aleana L. Hiles, ’77Mrs. Lisa C. Hoffmann-Hempen, ’95Ms. LaDonna HolhouserMr. Mark M. Holmes, ’73 & Mrs. Shirley J. Holmes, ’73, ’76Mr. John M. Horton, Sr. & Mrs. Darleen C. HortonMr. Steven E. Humble & Mrs. Jessica M. HumbleMr. Wayne Humphres & Mrs. Marie HumphresMr. Daniel B. JacksonJacquelyn L. Dezort Rev. TrustMr. Douglas L. Jarman & Mrs. Cheryl D. Jarman, ’79Mr. Richard Jean & Mrs. C. Susan JeanMr. Justin M. Joiner, ’05Mr. Kevin Jones & Mrs. Luann JonesMr. Ronald W. Jones, ’05, ’07 & Mrs. Kelly K. Booth Jones, ’07Mr. Sidney Jones & Mrs. Alfonza JonesMr. George W. Katich, ’72, ’78Mrs. Barbara C. Kimutis, ’86 & Mr. Gregory KimutisMr. Christopher J. KoeperMr. Edward C Kopff, ’82, ’90 & Mrs. Cynthia L. KopffMr. Christopher LaRose & Mrs. Paige LaRoseMr. Derek J. Laur & Mrs. Maggie LaurMr. Matthew B. LaurMr. Steven W. Laur & Mrs. Jeanne D. LaurMr. Gregory A. Leib, ’92, ’00 & Mrs. Tamara L. LeibMs. Amanda K. LevensMrs. Barbara LevensMr. Josh LoweDr. Curt L. Lox & Mrs. Shea LoxMr. Michael MalkovMr. Jason W. Mayer, ’06 & Mrs. Lindsey R. Mayer, ’07Mr. John E. McDole, ’72Mr. Patrick C. McBride, ’70 & Mrs. Barbara A. McBrideThe Honorable John T. McCulloughMr. Robert McGinnis & Mrs. Stacey McGinnisMrs. Juanita McRobertsMr. Robert E. MeadeMrs. Teresa P. Messer & Mr. Jeffrey T. MesserMs. Susan MichalikMr. Eric G. Miller & Mrs. Lanette MillerMrs. Lynn F. Miller

Mr. William T. Miller & Mrs. Patricia M. MillerMr. David M. Mills & Mrs. Gretchen H. MillsMr. William W. MisiakMr. John J. Moad, ’93 & Mrs. Christie J. MoadMr. Doyle W. Moore & Mrs. Debora L. MooreMr. Kyle M. MooreMr. Steven J. Morrison Jr., ’02 & Mrs. Emily S. Morrison, ’07Mr. Bob Moses & Mrs. Shirley MosesMr. Mike MossDr. James E. Nativi, ’78 Mr. Bill NeipertMr. Eric Nielsen & Mrs. Lisa D. NielsenMr. Marc A. Noonan & Mrs. Dee A. NoonanMr. Joseph Novicki & Mrs. Judith M. NovickiMr. Don Nuzzo & Mrs. Lorette NuzzoMr. Michael J. Olszak & Mrs. Teresa OlszakMrs. Rhonda B. Orr & Mr. James L. Orr Jr.Mr. Todd OsborneMr. Nicholas A. Paskus, ’07, ’10Mr. Ryan PattonDr. Kenneth E. Perkins, ’72, ’87, ’92 & Mrs. Kathy L. Perkins, ’97Mr. Darren R. Pierce, ’05Ms. Ruth Ann PisterMr. Paul Pitts, ’99 & Mrs. Paula J. Pitts, ’98Mr. Glenn Pitzer & Mrs. Cynthia PitzerMr. Ron Plassmeyer & Mrs. Phyllis PlassmeyerPlastiko Inc.Mrs. Julie Ponce & Mr. Daniel PonceDr. Anne L. PowellMr. Howard R. Powles & Mrs. Charlene PowlesMr. John PrazmaR. E. Pedrotti Company, Inc.Mr. Adam RandleMr. Lawrence J. Ranek, ’74Mrs. Sharon Range & Mr. Leslie W. RangeMr. Jarad J. Rettberg, ’04Mr. Allen Reynolds & Mrs. Alice ReynoldsMr. Charles G. Rollins & Mrs. Arlene C. RollinsMr. John Ross & Mrs. Lynell J. RossMr. Arthur A. Sandman & Mrs. Mary S. SandmanMs. Rebecca J. SavageMr. Kenneth D. Scheibal & Mrs. Nancy ScheibalMrs. Tammy J. Schieber, ’93Mr. Thomas J. Schmidt & Mrs. Shari L. SchmidtMr. Michael J. Schultz & Mrs. Susan M. SchultzMrs. Tonya L. Sears, ’88 & Mr. Charles A. Sears, ’87Senior Residences Group, Inc.Mr. Gregory SerratoreMr. Jared W. Siebert, ’06 & Mrs. Amy L. Siebert, ’06, ’10Siebert Construction Inc.Silkworm, Inc.Mrs. Patricia A. Skahill & Mr. Gregory J. SkahillMr. Richard L. Skirball, ’78 & Mrs. Donna S. Skirball, ’73, ’75Mr. Scott D. SlarksMr. Earnest L. Smith & Mrs. Linda F. SmithMr. Matthew SmithMr. William W. Smythe & Mrs. Margaret Gallagher SmytheMs. Mary SnowdonMr. Ryan M. Spurgeon, ’04 & Ms. Jennifer L. Spurgeon, ’03, ’09Jerry StaatsMrs. Susan G. Stanicek & Mr. Jon D. StanicekMr. B. Matthew StarzykMr. Michael J. Stedelin, ’02Mr. Chris Stein & Mrs. Ann SteinVic SteinMr. Mercial A. Stewart, ’82 & Mrs. Laura F. StewartMr. Gary Struemph & Mrs. Nancy StruemphMs. Gail Stukenberg

Ms. Kyle L. Stunkel, ’00, ’07Mr. John J. Summers Jr. & Mrs. Joyce N. SummersMr. Patrick J. Summerville, ’85 & Mrs. Tracie L. Summerville, ’86, ’97Mr. Donald A. TakacsMs. Patty J. Thiede, ’83Mr. Thomas G. Thorp & Mrs. Terrica L. ThorpMrs. Amy M. Toenyes & Mr. Keith A. ToenyesMrs. Karen K. Trone, ’78Mr. Roy R. TrudellMr. Kris TurleyMr. Neal VanDeventer & Mrs. Janie VanDeventerMs. Bonnie J. VanKlaverenMr. Kevin G. VanPelt & Mrs. Renee VanPeltMrs. Molly Vance & Mr. Randy VanceMs. Jeri L. VanderVinneMr. Jon G. Wagner, ’90, ’05 & Mrs. Sheila J. Wagner, ’90Mr. Edward A. Walczak & Mrs. Louise M. WalczakMr. Troy WaltonMr. Patrick Weir & Mrs. Patricia WeirMs. Susan L. WeltyMs. LaDonna Whitner, ’77, ’79Mr. Jeffrey D. Wiegers & Mrs. Melissa L. WiegersMr. Scott R. Wilkerson, ’91 & Mrs. Michelle R. WilkersonWilliam W. & Margaret Gallagher Smythe TrustMrs. Anita L. Williams & Mr. Arthur G. WilliamsMr. Todd M. Williams & Mrs. Angela M. WilliamsMr. Robert Wilson & Mrs. Sylvia WilsonMrs. Nancy E. Wilson, ’79 & Mr. Robert W. WilsonMr. Russell S. Witzig, ’90, ’00Mr. Zachariah K. Woods, ’03 & Mrs. Ashlei R. Woods, ’03Mr. Jeremy E. WrightMr. Harvey B. Young Jr.Mrs. Patty Young & Mr. William U. Young

$100 to $249Affiliated Insurance Agencies, Inc.Air-easeMr. Michael A. Allaria, ’72, ’74 & Mrs. Jill P. Allaria, ’71, ’73Anderson Embroidery & TrophiesAnderson HospitalMr. Jim ApplebaumB. S. Boogies Midwest LLCMr. Joe Barron & Mrs. Rinelle BarronMr. Thomas D Biggs & Mrs. Leah M. BiggsMr. Michael R. Bilbrey, ’77Mr. Keith Bomkamp & Mrs. Carolyn BomkampBosqui’s Mobil Cleaning, Inc.Mr. Christopher J. Bray, ’04, ’06 & Mrs. Elizabeth M. Bray, ’03, ’05Mr. Danny Brown & Mrs. Sandra J. BrownDr. Jocelyn M. Brown & Mr. Derrick D. BrownMr. Jesse D. Bugger, ’00, ’04 & Mrs. Nicole M. Bugger, ’97Burkart Law OfficesMr. Todd C. BurrellMr. Matt Cady & Mrs. Kirsten E. CadyMr. Keith Campbell & Mrs. Linda A. CampbellMr. John R. Carenza, ’72 & Mrs. J. Dianne Carenza, ’72Carpenters Local Union 169 UBCJAMr. Brian S. Clawson, ’89 & Mrs. Carol A. ClawsonM. A. Coleman & J. M. ColemanMr. Carl J. Conceller, ’68 & Mrs. Jacqueline A. ConcellerMrs. Patricia A. Conlin & Mr. Seamus G. ConlinMrs. Juanette Coomer & Mr. Thomas CoomerMr. Art P. Cox & Mrs. Jill A. CoxMr. Bruce Crandall & Mrs. Marge CrandallMr. Michael J. DalPozzo, ’07Mr. Mike Davis & Mrs. Cindy DavisMs. Whitney Davis

Mr. William T. Davison, ’71 & Mrs. Carol A. Davison, ’71, ’91Ms. Jennifer M. DeGrootDeGroot Educational Consulting, LLCMrs. Norma K. DeistDial Motor Transit, Inc.Mrs. Maureen F. Dietzel ’62, ’86 & Mr. David A. DietzelMr. Kent DolencMr. Donald D. Downing & Mrs. Denise L. DowningMr. Kerry B. Doyle, ’98 & Ms. Linda M. May-Doyle, ’01, ’03, ’08DRI Contractors, Inc.Eagle Windows & Siding, Inc.Ebrtos, Inc. d/b/a Soccer MasterEigenbrodt Vision Center, P.C.Enterprise Air Conditioning & HeatingMrs. Laura Ervin, ’88Mr. Anthony L. Esker & Mrs. Mary L. EskerExact Sport LLCMr. Jeffrey J. Faulkenberg, ’94 & Mrs. Pamela L. Faulkenberg, ’98Ms. Catherine M. FernwaltFinancial Advisory Network, Inc.Dr. John W. FischerMr. Lennox A. ForresterMs. Sharon L. Frey, ’78, ’83Friends of Rick Faccin CampaignMrs. Sharon M. Fulginiti & Mr. James V. FulginitiFurlong Funeral Chapel, Inc.Gail’s Hair CareMs. Sarah E. GereauxMr. Joseph S. Glasder, ’84Glasder Building & Development, Inc.Mr. Scott A. GluntzMr. Dana Scott GrammerMr. Charles W. Hardy & Mrs. Janet B. HardyMs. Joyce L. HardyMr. Ryan R. Harken, ’03 & Mrs. Kimberly K. HarkenMr. Michael C. Hartmann, ’84 & Mrs. Kathryn HartmannMr. Melvin L. Haseley & Mrs. Geneva C. HaseleyMr. Edmund G. Hausch & Mrs. Nancy A. HauschMr. John P. Hawks & Mrs. Barbara A. HawksMrs. Regina M. Hays, ’95 & Mr. James HaysMrs. Diana J. Hedrick, ’73Heg-Jorg, Inc. d/b/a Medicap PharmacyMr. Sean P. HunekeMr. Shawn R. Hickey, ’98Ms. Sandra M. Hindelang, ’06Mr. Timothy S. Hogan, ’93 & Mrs. Sue E. HoganHoliday Tours, Inc.Mr. Raymond L. Hood & Mrs. Jacqueline HoodMr. Robert D. Hotz, ’74 & Mrs. Kathleen M. HotzMr. Richard M. Howe, ’80, ’86 & Mrs. Jean K. HoweInternational Brotherhood Electrical Workers Local 309Jackson Masonry Inc.Mr. Eric K. JakelMr. Robert K. JakelMr. Sterling K. Jakel & Mrs. Mary L. JakelJohn W. Fischer, DDSDr. Janice R. JoplinMr. Kevin K. Kaemmerer, ’84, ’93 & Mrs. Beverly A. Kaemmerer, ’85Mrs. Nancy J. KeelerMr. Scott W. KeelerKeller Construction, Inc.Mr. Robert K. Keserauskis & Ms. Elizabeth M. KeserauskisMr. Dennis L. Klaeser & Mrs. M. Kathleen KlaeserMr. Duane S. Klosterman, ’01 & Mrs. Lori A. KlostermanMr. Steven A. Koch, ’84 & Mrs. Arlene S. KochMr. Jay R. Kruckman, ’82Law Offices of Michael R. Bilbrey, PCMr. Charles D. Ledbetter & Mrs. Melissa J. LedbetterLittle Caesars® Pizza

Mr. Paul E. Lovell Jr.Mr. Leroy G. Lyons & Mrs. Joann LyonsMr. Gerald R. Magurany, ’77 & Mrs. Bonnie L. MaguranyMarket Basket, LLCMrs. Wilma D. Matta, ’75Mr. Robert L. Matzenbacher, ’76 & Mrs. Debra S. MatzenbacherMr. John A. McDole, ’04 & Mrs. Karla J. McDole, ’06Mr. Matthew C. McSparin & Mrs. Melinda L. McSparinMissouri Spine Institute, LLCMr. Charles V. MontgomeryNu Bowl Lanes Inc.Mr. Thomas Nudo & Mrs. Denise NudoNudo Family FoundationMr. Michael G. O’Dea, ’85Dr. Walter B. Osika, ’87Mr. Dennis L. ParrottMr. Bobbie L. Perry & Mrs. Joan L. PerryMr. Russell B. Perry & Mrs. Gail M. PerryPrime Panels, Inc.Mr. John K. Queern, ’78 & Mrs. Shirley A. Queern, ’94Mr. James P. Querciagrossa & Mrs. Janice M. QuerciagrossaMrs. Eileen Rackers & Mr. Victor RackersRegions BankMr. Randall W. Rhyne & Mrs. Susan G. RhyneMr. Kevin H. Riggs & Mrs. Melissa S. RiggsMr. David W. Riker, ’74Ms. Sharon SaffordMr. Marvin H. Sander, ’62, ’73 & Mrs. Lois M. Sander, ’82Mr. Steven Schlafke & Mrs. Luann SchlafkeMs. Linda R. Schmidt Dr. Timothy S. Schoenecker & Dr. Laura Swanson SchoeneckerMs. Mary A. ScottMr. Douglas S. Sheeder & Mrs. Amy C. SheederMr. Steven Siebert & Mrs. Bonita SiebertMr. Theodore J. Smith, ’83 & Mrs. Lynne A. Smith, ’82Mr. Donald W. SonnenbergMr. Muriel StahlhutMr. Frank StanicekMr. Steve Stanicek & Mrs. Sheila StanicekStephen Meade Construction General Engineering ContractorSteve Schmitt Auto GroupMr. Leo G. Stremlau, ’72 & Mrs. Pamela StremlauMs. M. J. SullivanMrs. Ruth A. Szymanski, ’81Mr. Timothy J. Tooley & Mrs. Cynthia A. TooleyMr. David J. Uhrhan & Mrs. Becky L. UhrhanMr. Dennis E. Ulrich, ’76 & Mrs. Rene L. Ulrich, ’75Mr. John C. Ulrich, ’73 & Mrs. Michele L. UlrichUlrich Family Farms, LLCUnited Brotherhood of Carpenters & Joiners of America Local 295Mr. Ronald S. Uribe & Mrs. Valerie M. UribeMrs. Judith D. Verseman, ’75, ’83 & Mr. Roger J. VersemanMr. Mark A Ward, ’99Mr. Mark WebbMr. Henry Weinacht & Mrs. Doris WeinachtMrs. Helen B. WiemersMr. Robert J. Williams & Mrs. Nancy A. WilliamsMs. Nancy WyniaPaisley YankolovichMr. James E. Zembruski & Mrs. Mary L. ZembruskiMr. Timothy I. Zuck & Mrs. Jane A. Zuck

$250 to $499Mrs. Roberta L. Ault, ’88, ’91 & Dr. David E. AultMr. Gregory E. BeckerMr. Bryan D. Belt, ’93Mr. Steven B. Buerk, ’95 & Dr. Bethel R. Buerk, ’91, ’92

Mrs. Karen D. Burkart, ’82 & Mr. Thomas BurkartCarpenters & Joiners Local Union No. 433City Signs and DesignsMr. Jeffrey L. Clements & Mrs. Susan J. ClementsMr. John R. Coleman & Mrs. Patricia J. ColemanCOLHOT LLCCommercial Lawn Irrigation, Inc.Mr. John J. Conrad, ’74Conrad Press, Ltd.Dr. Erik J. Constance, ’84Mr. Jeffrey Cooper & Mrs. Francesca CooperMr. Bill Crouch & Mrs. Judith A. CrouchDr. Thomas J. Dahncke, ’69, ’70, ’79Mr. David A. DeShasier, ’86 & Mrs. Diane J. DeShasier, ’77Mrs. Jacqueline A. DeClue, ’97Mr. Raymond Doggendorf & Mrs. Cindy DoggendorfDonnewald Distributing CompanyFitness Designs Physical Therapy & Sports RehabFox Med-Equip Services CorporationGO! St. LouisMr. Ronald A. Gray & Mrs. Alice M. GrayDr. Andrew T. Griffin & Mrs. Valerie J. GriffinMr. Kevin P. HeidemanMr. Robert C. Herr & Mrs. Judith A. Herr, ’69Dr. Edward E. Hightower, ’74, ’77, ’91 &

Mrs. Barbara A. Hightower, ’75Dr. David W. Hyten, ’98 & Mrs. Julie E. Hyten, ’97Dr. Kenneth C. Hyten & Mrs. Jane HytenMr. William S. Lee, ’77Mr. Ciarán McArdleMr. Niles L. McCartyDr. Jeffrey C. McLellan & Dr. Judith F. McLaughlinMidwestern Pub & Grill Inc. d/b/a Bull & Bear Grill & BarMs. Sandra K. Montgomery, ’86, ’88Mr. Stanley R. OsterburR. A. Gray, Inc. McDonald’s Store #2519 and #23755Mrs. Nancy E. Reed & Mr. Jeffrey B. ReedMr. Robert W. RichardsMs. Karrie M. Schaefer, ’04 & Mr. Paul D. SchaeferScott Credit UnionMrs. Lisa Stahlberg & Mr. Donald StahlbergMr. Dave Strickfaden & Mrs. Kathy StrickfadenMr. Steven J. Taylor & Ms. Jill TaylorTheBANK of EdwardsvilleThomas J. Dahncke, Inc.Ms. Ardella WatsonWill Bundy Memorial Golf TournamentMr. Eric D. Williams

$500 to $999Mr. Franklin L. Akers, ’74 & Mrs. Joyce S. AkersAssociated BankMr. David L. Ayers & Mrs. Lori A. AyersBob Ricker Insurance Agency, Inc. State Farm InsuranceMr. David M. Boyer, ’93 & Mrs. Michelle A. BoyerMr. David B. Byrne, ’78 & Mrs. Mary E. ByrneCharter CommunicationsEardley Family FoundationFirst Clover Leaf BankMr. Harry J. Gallatin & Mrs. Beverly A. GallatinMrs. Jean Gentry & Mr. William H. Gentry, ’82Dr. John F. Hatton, ’82Mr. Patrick D. Hundley & Ms. Susan HundleyMr. Edward J. Huneke, ’71Iron Workers Local 392 PacKenneth C. Hyten, D.D.S. and David W. Hyten, D.M.D., Ltd.

Kettle River Furniture, Inc.Mr. Michael H. Knoll & Mrs. Pamela S. KnollMr. Monte L. Kuhnert, ’91, ’93 & Ms. Kristie A. Kuhnert, ’94Mr. David K. Lawrence & Mrs. Susan M. LawrenceMadison Mutual Insurance CompanyMr. James R. McDonald & Mrs. Jean M. McDonaldMrs. Marie M. Meisel, ’92 & Dr. John MeiselMutual of Omaha Insurance CompanyPlumbers & Pipefitters Local 553Priceless AccountingMr. David A. Ray & Mrs. Kim L. RayMr. Mark K. Reinders, ’86 & Mrs. Elizabeth A. Reinders, ’95Dr. William A. Retzlaff & Ms. Dawn C. MunseyMr. Robert P. Ricker, ’81Royal Solutions d/b/a Streamline Corporate ServicesSt. Louis Scott Gallagher LLCMr. Allan C. Stahl, ’68, ’76Mr. George E. Stanley & Mrs. Mary A. StanleyT. Galati EnterprisesMr. John C. Williams, ’75 & Mrs. Laurie J. Williams

$1000 to $1999Mr. David B. Arvola & Mrs. Julie ArvolaMrs. Shirley J. BuddellCommerce Bank, NADoubleTree Hotel - Collinsville/St. LouisMr. Vincent P. FassiMr. David A. Grammer, ’09 & Mrs. Rhonda K. Grammer, ’88, ’10Dr. Bradley L. Hewitt & Mrs. Kay HewittMr. Thomas E. Holloway & Mrs. Lisa A. HollowayHurford Architects, Inc.Ms. Cynthia L. JonesMr. Craig R. Louer, ’76 & Mrs. Jane W. Louer, ’85Louer Facility Planning, Inc.Mrs. Carol A. Nativi, ’71, ’72 & Dr. Paul NativiOpen MRI of Southern Illinois, LLC d/b/a Imaging Center of Southern ILMr. Bill D. Phillipe & Mrs. Nancy S. PhillipeR. P. Lumber Company, IncorporatedMr. Gerald L. Schlemer, ’86Simmons Browder Gianaris Angelides & Barnerd LLCMr. William Tim Tighe, ’71Dr. Vaughn Vandegrift & Mrs. Suzanne VandegriftMr. Michael L. Yelovich & Mrs. Sandy Yelovich

$2000 to $4999Alton Gaming CompanyMr. Paul J. Bonde & Ms. Catherine E. BondeMr. William J. Boyer & Mrs. Judy BoyerIllinois Women’s Golf AssociationLisa A. Alberigi Special Needs TrustQuaker Windows & DoorsMs. Merlee WagnerMr. Mark B. Weinheimer & Mrs. Carla J. Weinheimer

$5000 to $9999Dr. Venessa A. BrownD. L. Cole & Associates, Inc. d/b/a National Rent to OwnGreater Saint Louis Community Foundation

Meyers Family SIUE Support FundMr. Robert J. Meyers, ’71, ’72 & Mrs. Mara Meyers, ’78, ’81

$10000 to $24999World Wide Technology, Inc.

Jazmin Hill, freshman

Mike Jones, senior, with Red Newport Bulls

Brooke Hood, sophomore

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