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Creating a Legacy
July 1, 2015 – June 30, 2016
ANNUAL REPORT
“As a busy mother of four, it has been a challenge at times
to make ends meet and this scholarship helps to ensure
that I will undoubtedly be able to complete my studies
at WCTC. Thank you for awarding me this generous
scholarship and I will continue to do my absolute best
academically, and also in my service to the Nursing Club.
I plan to carry the spirit of service forward in my future
career as a nurse, and in other areas of my life.”
Scholarship Recipient — School of Health
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Board of DirectorsThe WCTC Foundation is a nonprofit organization founded in 1977.
The WCTC Foundation is governed by a volunteer Board who give their time and talent in support of WCTC students. The WCTC Foundation extends its sincere appreciation to each of these leaders for their dedication and support.
In Fiscal Year 2016-17, the following individuals serve on the WCTC Foundation Board of Directors:
OfficersDan Wolfgram, ChairpersonMary Manning, Past ChairpersonPaul Sehmer, Vice ChairpersonRichard Brandt, SecretaryStuart Schroeder, Treasurer
DirectorsKaylen BetzigRichard BrandtEric DelzerHoward HalaskaBrian HenkeJan LennonMary ManningSandy McGeeJames RileyJohn RobertstadManuel SantosStuart SchroederPaul SehmerRuth SellsMike ShielsFord TitusDawn VoigtDan Wolfgram
WCTC Foundation StaffEllen Phillips, PresidentBonnie Kobleska, ManagerCary Tessmann, CFO, WCTC Foundation, Vice President-Finance, WCTC
Dan Wolfgram, Chairperson
Ellen Phillips, President
Mission StatementThe mission of the WCTC Foundation is to secure charitable resources to assist WCTC students in achieving their educational goals. Through creativity, enthusiasm and collaboration, these efforts are in partnership with Waukesha County Technical College to foster lifelong learning and workforce development in our community.
WELCOME NEW BOARD MEMBERS
Sandy McGee Chief Operating Officer, Vrakas CPAs + Advisors
John Robertstad Chief Community Liaison, ProHealth Care, Inc.Oconomowoc & Waukesha Memorial Hospitals
Manuel Santos Retired, Waukesha County Technical College
Michael Shiels Dean, School of Applied TechnologiesWaukesha County Technical College
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John Fischer immigrated to the United States in 1953 and found work immediately to utilize his skills as a machinist; Heinz Proell immigrated to the United States in 1955 and also found work immediately to utilize his skills as a machinist; and Dieter Wienss, on the other hand, immigrated first to Canada and worked for machine shops and in 1963 left Canada for Milwaukee seeking a machining position.
In the early 60’s, all three men worked together for a period of three years when other opportunities arose, then Mr. Proell and Mr. Wienss moved to other shops.
In 1968, an opportunity presented itself for the men to go off to be self-employed and establish Trace-A-Matic Corp. At first Mr. Fischer did not join, but later in 1976,
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he was added to the partnership of Trace-A-Matic.
Trace-A-Matic began on 43rd and Burnham in Milwaukee and moved to its Brookfield location in 1975.
Since the first building in Brookfield, Trace-A-Matic has spurred on sister companies of ProSource Trace-A-Matic in Houston Texas, American Friction Welding, D&H Industries and Cutting Edge Fabrication. In total, the businesses utilize approximately 600,000 square feet of building space and employ over 300 people.
Being able to support the Integrated Manufacturing Center on behalf of the three founders is a blessing and a joy for the second generation of John Fischer, Steve Proell and Thorsten Wienss.
There are many ways to give a gift to the WCTC Foundation to benefit our students and programs.
Tom Brophy, former member of the WCTC Foundation Board of Directors, and his wife, Martha, were very creative when they decided they wanted to assist WCTC students with their educational journey.
Tom & Martha wanted to give an IRA minimum distribution to the Foundation but could not do so until the law permitted the transfer to be tax-free. The good news is that Congress passed a tax bill that permanently expended the Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD) provision which lets individuals over the age of 70½ years transfer from their IRA to charity and have it count as their required minimum distribution without increasing their adjusted gross income.
If you make a tax-free transfer to a charity, it does not provide for a charitable deduction. However, keeping the money out of your adjusted gross income can be valuable if it helps you avoid a higher tax bracket or keeps your income below the threshold for the Medicare high-income surcharge. Keeping money out of your adjusted gross income may also reduce the amount of your Social Security benefits that are subject to taxes. It is also a way to benefit from making a charitable contribution if you don’t itemize your deductions on your tax return.
The WCTC Foundation is extremely grateful to Tom and Martha for this extraordinary gift which will provide opportunity and encouragement for students studying in WCTC’s School of Health, specifically its Nursing program.
History of Three Dads: John Fischer, Heinz Proell and Dieter Wienss
The Thomas and Martha Brophy Family Advised Fund
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You can support WCTC students in a variety of ways. We welcome gifts and bequests of all sizes. Contributions can be made through:
Endowments An endowment with the WCTC Foundation is an excellent tool for making a perpetual scholarship gift. An investment of $10,000 establishes a named endowment to benefit a specific category of students or a field of study that has been chosen by the donor. To accomplish this goal, gift commitments may be completed over a five-year period. Scholarships are awarded beginning the semester after the $10,000 goal is reached.
Named ScholarshipsNamed Scholarships are established to recognize a particular individual or organization. The purpose of the scholarship may be designed specifically by the donor. Honorary and memorial scholarships usually define a field of interest specifically related to the donor’s motivation. All Named Scholarships are promoted to students with information about the source of funding and purpose of the scholarship.
Advised FundsAnother form of support is through an Advised Fund. An Advised Fund is used for the support of specific programs of a department or division and/or the support of students enrolled at WCTC. Donors designating their gifts to an Advised Fund may restrict their gift to student assistance, staff development, materials, equipment, supplies, etc.
In-kind GiftsEach year, in-kind donations of equipment and services assist in enhancing the educational experiences of students at WCTC. In-kind giving is a unique and meaningful way to support the educational advancement of students and utilizes items that may have concluded their usefulness for business. In-kind donations can include: new products and inventory, production equipment, buildings, land, raw materials, machinery and tooling, office furniture and equipment, heavy equipment, vehicles, and services.
Memorial and Honorary GiftsMany donors wish to give a gift in memory of or in honor of a loved one or special friend.
Planned GiftsA legacy or planned gift will benefit students for years to come. Estate planning professionals and WCTC Foundation staff can help determine the most effective way to design a legacy gift. This type of gift can be accomplished through a number of ways: • Wills • Charitable Remainder Trusts • Charitable Lead Trusts • Charitable and Deferred Gift Annuities • Gift of Life Insurance
Special Bequests A charitable bequest offers a way to support WCTC in a continued legacy. Memorial gifts and charitable bequests are lasting methods of supporting and enhancing the quality of education for students. Making a charitable bequest is not only a sign of good stewardship, it is also a mark of thoughtful estate planning, and the bequest becomes an enduring gift to technical education and its students.
If you are interested in any of these
opportunities, please contact the
WCTC Foundation at 262.691.5202.
Matching Gift StatementIf you work for a company that matches its employees’ gifts, please be sure to obtain a matching gift form from your human resources office and return it to the WCTC Foundation.
All donations to the WCTC Foundation, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, are tax deductible as charitable contributions.
To donate a gift online, visit www.wctc.edu/foundation.
Ways to Give
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Helen Maree Ring passed away in the fall of 2015 but her love of baking will live on through a new scholarship at WCTC. A resident of Elm Grove, then Brookfield, WI for over 60 years she enjoyed baking for her family, friends and community as much as she enjoyed volunteering.
The Helen Maree Ring Scholarship will assist current WCTC students with tuition and supplies for a baking class each semester within the Baking and Pastry Management certificate or degree programs. Although Helen never attended WCTC, she volunteered throughout the Waukesha County area and would take pride in helping someone here share her passion.
Helen graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Home Economics and Chemistry from Iowa State University where she met her husband James H. Ring. After marrying in 1947 they moved to Elm Grove a few short years later.
Helen loved to bake and worked for the Wisconsin Electric Power Company as a food demonstrator teaching youth classes, as well as contributing to the classic WEP Christmas Cookie Books.
Her mouthwatering breads, Sour Cream Twists and Raisin Oatmeal
Cookies were favorites of her five children and later four grandchildren. Helen enjoyed the science and process of transforming ingredients into something golden and perfect, almost as much as she enjoyed sharing her treats with others. It was common to find her homemade breads, muffins or cookies at community events, church functions and breakrooms where she volunteered.
Helen was an active volunteer in the Elmbrook community. She was a charter member of the Elm Grove Women’s Club, and a founding member of the Brookfield Congregational Church. She volunteered for the Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin for 18 years and volunteered 29 years at University Lake School.
For a woman whose commercial mixer represented one of her favorite possessions, a scholarship enabling another person to learn and enhance their baking skills seems a fitting tribute.
Her family hopes the students who benefit from the scholarship feel the emotional draw that baking has to sweetening the lives of others.
Baking Brings Sweetness to Others with Helen M. Ring Scholarship
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A & A Manufacturing Co., Inc. Endowment
Allan and Mildred Steele Endowment
Allen C. Albrecht Memorial Endowment
American Association of Women in Community Colleges – WCTC Chapter (AAWCC) Endowment
Anderson Family Memorial Endowment
Ashley A. Zielinski WCTC Dental Hygiene Memorial Endowment
Automatic Fire Protection, Inc. Endowment
Awareness Dental Hygiene Endowment
Beatrice Anderson Memorial Endowment
Berghammer Construction Corporation Endowment
Bill Pierce Memorial Endowment
Brandon J. Kraft Memorial Endowment
Brian and Dianne Henke Family Endowment
Catfish Institute Endowment
Claudine Bertieri Savage Memorial Endowment
Community Health Education Endowment
David and Nancy Vollmar Memorial Endowment
Donald E. Bishop Memorial Public Safety Endowment
Dr. Barbara A. Prindiville, in memory of Mrs. Evelyn Johns, Endowment
Dr. Richard T. Anderson Memorial Endowment
DUECO, Inc. Endowment
Edward J. Evert Family Memorial Endowment
Ellen S. Phillips Endowment
Fred and Caroline Portz Endowment
Fredricks/Hansen Endowment
Herrmann Family Endowment
HNI Risk Services Endowment
Honorary Marilyn Young Endowment
Hospitality Management and Culinary Arts Endowment
IREM Chapter 13 – Floyd M. Adashek, CPM, Emeritus, Endowment
Jason Poppe Scholarship Endowment
Jay Balchunas Memorial Endowment
Joan Jenstead Memorial Endowment
Joan Williams Educational Fund Endowment
John E. Lohmann Memorial Endowment
Judy and Gary Jorgensen Endowment
Lake Country Hartland Rotary Endowment
Lennon Family Endowment
Lynn Revoy Endowment
MAFSI of Wisconsin Endowment Fund
Maria J. Jensen Memorial Endowment
Marketing Leadership Endowment
Mary Fox Hagner Memorial Scholarship, sponsored by the Milwaukee/NARI Foundation, Endowment
Monica Haase Memorial Endowment
Nick Aversa “Zenith” Endowment
Office of Global Education Endowment
Oliver and Ruth O. Sells Endowment
Peter and Mary Karter Endowment
Peter J. Feichtmeier Memorial Endowment
Philip Morris/Miller Brewery Endowment
Robert J. and Dorrine L. Selky Memorial Endowment
Rockwell Automation Endowment
SouthEast Wisconsin Master Gardeners Endowment
Spancrete Group Endowment
Stephan M. Kukawka Memorial Scholarship Endowment
Tessmann Endowment
Waukesha Campus Endowment
WCTC Student Government Association (SGA) Endowment
WCTEA/WCESP Endowment
We Energies Foundation Endowment
William and Etta Steele Endowment
Women’s/Special Populations Fund Endowment
An endowment with the WCTC Foundation is an excellent tool for making a perpetual scholarship gift. An investment of $10,000 establishes a named endowment, which benefits WCTC students in a field or study, or other criteria defined by the donor.
The WCTC Foundation Board of Directors extends its gratitude to the following individuals and organizations who have established an endowment with the WCTC Foundation for students attending WCTC:
Endowment Opportunities
“Having been chosen for your scholarship is
not only a tremendous help financially, but
also is an unparalleled motivator. Going
back to school after years of being in the
workforce has not been easy and words
cannot express how appreciative I am of
this honor and your support. Your help will
not only allow me to be more focused on
furthering my education, but also my career
in Graphic and Web Design as well.”
Scholarship Recipient — School of Applied Technologies
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Total Liabilities and Net Assets
Statement of ActivitiesFor the Years Ended June 30, 2015 and 2014
2015 2014Revenue and Support Contributions $ 3,523,723 $ 864,323 Program Support $ 611,192 $ 611,213 Investment Income $ 61,391 $ 385,186
Total Revenue & Support $ 4,196,306 $ 1,860,722
Expenses Scholarships $ 344,749 $ 357,431 Grants to WCTC $ 131,232 $ 776,151 Program Expenses $ 266,573 $ 270,624 Administrative $ 320,148 $ 319,060 Fundraising $ 43,050 $ 54,228
Total Expenses $ 1,105,752 $ 1,777,494
Change in Net Assets $ 3,090,554 $ 83,228
Net Assets, Beginning of Year $ 5,518,844 $ 5,435,616
Net Assets, End of Year $ 8,609,398 $ 5,518,844
WCTC Foundation HighlightsOver the past 18 fiscal years:
• Donations totaled $22,066,553
• 15,923 gifts received
• Average Return on Investment (1997-2015): for every $1.00 in operating, $4.58 received in charitable gifts.
WCTC Foundation Facts• Established in 1977
• Registered, charitable 501(c)(3) non-profit organization
• 100% of your gift supports scholarships
The WCTC Foundation is committed to investing in student success, to faculty and staff excellence, and to the enhancement of College facilities and programs.
Gifts to the WCTC Foundation help our students reach their dreams. 100% of funds donated goes to help our students with their educational expenses, maintain and start new scholarships, and enhance teaching and learning opportunities.
The Foundation offers a variety of scholarships for both new and returning students. Over $217,000 in scholarships are awarded each year. Scholarship awards range from $250 to $1,500 per semester. Students only need to complete one online scholarship application annually. The Scholarship Committee then selects the recipients for a specific scholarship based on the applications received.
WCTC Foundation Financial Overview
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Donor Wall Created for the Integrated Manufacturing CenterThe Integrated Manufacturing Center (IMC) is dedicated in grateful tribute to the corporations, individuals, foundations, community and civic organizations, and other friends of the College, for providing the philanthropic support to building this structure and advance the educational journey of our students.
The unique recognition wall was designed and constructed by WCTC students, faculty and staff of WCTC’s School of Applied Technology.
The cherry wood background and trim for the wall was prepared through the College’s Carpentry Program, guided by instructors Dan Erdman and Mark Montgomery, along with Mark’s wife, Roberta. The individual gears were created through WCTC’s Mechanical Design Technology Program, guided by Instructors, Charles Kis and Dan Rusch.
Each gear was painted by the Auto Collision Repair and Refinishing students guided by WCTC instructor Ralph Pogorzelski. Mike Shiels, Dean of the School of Applied Technologies and a member of the WCTC Foundation Board, provided the encouragement for this concept and its implementation.
The Shawn Willett Memorial ScholarshipThe Shawn Willett Memorial Scholarship Fund was established by Brad and Cathy Willett, parents of Shawn. Shawn was only 24 years old when he passed away. At the time of Shawn’s death, he was a student at WCTC and was enrolled in the college’s Criminal Justice program.
Shawn’s true passion was cars, and he belonged to several car clubs. In August of 2016, a Car-Truck-Bike Show was held in his memory. Proceeds of this event were used to benefit the Shawn Willett Memorial Scholarship. This very special scholarship will assist future students studying in the law enforcement field at WCTC.
The Continuing Legacy of Delores JeuckDuring Mrs. Delores Jeuck’s 83 years of life, she kept a low profile. But after her death, she is making a huge impact on student’s lives at WCTC. Mrs. Jeuck, who passed away in November 2014, was a resident of Waukesha and a retired postmistress from North Prairie.
She deeply believed in charities that support the Waukesha area. Because of this, Mrs. Jeuck left a substantial estate that was divided among six Waukesha non-profit organizations. The WCTC Foundation was named as a recipient and received a gift of over $250,000.
Vicky Hekkers, niece of Delores, talked about her aunt’s strong respect for nurses and members of the police department. Mrs. Jeuck’s legacy will continue to assist students enrolled in WCTC’s Nursing program, as well as the College’s Criminal Justice Studies program, through scholarships, academic program support and equipment.
The WCTC Foundation is honored and proud to be the steward of these very special scholarships.
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In Memory of Floyd M. AdashekCharlotte P. Adashek
In Special Recognition of Theresa AlessiKaylen M. Betzig
In Honor of K. A. BaadeNicole H. Gahagan
In Special Recognition of Mary BaerAcieta, LLCAladdin Engineering & Manufacturing, Inc.Joseph L. BaerKaylen M. BetzigMary Ellen CompDenali IngredientsMichael S. ErwinMargaret and John FarrowFelss Rotaform, LLCFirst Business BankFotsch Family Foundation, Inc.HarkenRobert and Suzanne KelleyBonnie G. KobleskaGeorge and Emily LorenzW. Kent and Abby LorenzEllen S. PhillipsJoseph and Jennifer PieperDennis J. SampsonSanborn Tube Sales of Wisconsin, Inc.Tailored Label Products, Inc.TLX TechnologiesDave Vetta
In Memory of John P. BalchunasDonald and Mary Kay BalchunasWaukesha County Community Foundation, Inc.
In Memory of F.W. BeecherDavid and Mary Ellen Gennrich
In Memory of Claudine Bertieri SavageWaukesha County Community Foundation, Inc.
In Memory of Donald BishopJoseph and Patricia BeineBucky’s West, LLCDouglas and Jane CroganHarry and Carolyn DasherJulianne and Thomas FinnAmanda Rae Gohl
Glen and Mary GormansonPaul and Elizabeth KeppelerKaren M. KlebaJason R. MitchellJudge Neal NettesheimRebecca R. ReetzVincent and Kaiti RessmanTerry A. RetzlaffLeslie A. ReynoldsMichelle D. StarkKaren R. Ziegler
In Memory of Alfred D. BuerosseWise Old Owls
In Honor of Courtney CarlsonGregory West
In Memory of Janet and Gene CookGus and Laurie Knitt
In Honor of Randall P. CooroughDenine Rood
In Memory of Suzanne CoyleJohn and Susan WuchererRobert and Lori WuchererWilliam and Linda Wucherer
In Special Recognition of Elvira Craig de SilvaNorthwestern Mutual Foundation
In Honor of Christopher J. DaoodNicole H. Gahagan
In Memory of Thomas J. DicristoDouglas and Marcia ArentsG. E. BednarNorma Jane DeMeyerNorma and William DonnellySusan G. DoornekNancy FardyCharles and Sherry FoyerCharles and Linda GevaertBill GrahamDoris S. HarrisonCarole J. HerbstreitDieter and Sandra KarkossaKerstin E. LanserYvonne M. Mahoney
Harriet I. MarksWilma J. McNamaraGerald L. MurrayArline and Richard OrlovskyJudith E. OsborneNorma E. OsterndorfGeraldine PariLynn and August RevoyGene S. RichterWalter and Marion RindtRichard and Barbara SimonsAllan and Mary SorensenSuzanne C. SullivanSherman and Donna SwansonBarbara J. Weihing
In Honor of Brian DorowGregory West
In Memory of Jennifer DuceSean and Joy DuceChristine and Richard MarshallPatricia and Lawrence RedlinLouann M. Wieland
In Memory of Louise EckrothJill and Charles PriceEdmund and Jacqueline RafalkoSharon and Carroll SiefertJoan and John Wolf
In Memory of Martha and Charles FaladaRonald J. DaliegeMary R. Huppertz
In Memory of Edward P. FlahertyC L & D GraphicsDonna L. FlahertyJohn and Claire FreyDennis and Betty Strecker
In Memory of Thomas P. FredricksGE FoundationDennis and Dawn HessilMetrodora FredricksEldoris M. MidthunDennis and Rebecca Pelzek
In Special Recognition of Maria S. GonzalesChris M. Leach
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The WCTC Foundation Remembrance Program provides charitable opportunities for memorials or special occasion remembrances. The following is a list of memorial and recognition gifts received from July, 1 2015 through June 30, 2016. These special donations are designed to support student scholarships and programs at WCTC.
If you would like to receive information regarding the WCTC Foundation Remembrance Program, please call the Foundation office at 262.691.5202 or email [email protected]. Thank you!
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In Honor of Joan HaderGregory West
In Memory of Dorothea and Joseph HalserRobert F. Halser
In Special Recognition of Lynn M. HerrmannAdrianne S. ChangJill and Scott MetzgerDeborah T. Wallendal
In Memory of Elizabeth B. HerzogGary W. Drescher
In Honor of Timothy HollowayGregory West
In Memory of Rita I. HuberWise Old Owls
In Honor of Timothy K. JacobsonNicole H. Gahagan
In Memory of Martin T. JannsenKaylen M. Betzig
In Honor of Kathleen M. KazdaNicole H. Gahagan
In Honor of Judy A. KihslingerGary W. Drescher
In Memory of Harold H. KindWise Old Owls
In Honor of Bonnie G. KobleskaJanice L. Lennon
In Honor of Laura M. KozlowskiGregory West
In Memory of Brandon J. KraftFM Global FoundationPatricia and Eric KraftJoanne LeifheitPaul and Darlene MeyerSilgan Containers, LLC
In Memory of George F. LawrenceCatherine B. Smet
In Memory of John E. LohmannDonna Lohmann
In Memory of John J. MadayCarol J. MadayMark and Julie Nordeen
In Honor of Theresa A. MajeskieSteve and Ann Merkow
In Memory of Sarah Mindiola BarseMichael BarseRuth CastilloSarah CastilloJohn and Ramona MindiolaMichael and Kelly Mindiola
In Memory of Barbara MoebiusWisconsin District Export CouncilWise Old Owls
In Memory of A.J. NatalizioHNI Risk Services
In Memory of Janet A. NavinLouise EckrothWise Old Owls
In Special Recognition of Vera Ojdrovic-BeyeJoyce A. Besserer
In Memory of Melvin R. ParkerChristine and Richard MarshallRobert A. Steker
In Memory of Nancie M. PawlikCatherine B. Smet
In Honor of Ellen S. PhillipsJancie L. Lennon
In Memory of Jason A. PoppeCharles J. Werner
In Honor of President’s Executive Cabinet (PEC)Kaylen M. Betzig
In Special Recognition of Barbara A. PrindivilleHenry and Susan Rich
In Memory of John R. RadtkeCatherine B. Smet
In Honor of Rinardo ReddickNicole H. Gahagan
In Memory of Arnold S. ReifSusan B. Reif
In Memory of Patrick J. ReinsmaHidden Valleys, Inc.
In Memory of Helen M. RingJames H. Ring, Jr.Catherine G. BenjaminStewart and Nancy NowlinRing & DuChateau Consulting EngineersEdward Wexler
In Special Recognition of Denine RoodJames Dondlinger
In Memory of Karren A. SadlerJohn G. Sadler
In Honor of Manuel SantosBonnie G. KobleskaEllen S. PhillipsCary Tessmann
In Special Recognition of Cynthia SchleiWarren Schlei
In Memory of Doris SchmitzRonald J. DaliegeRosalie J. Freeman
In Memory of Thomas SchulzNicole Dobson
In Memory of Jennifer L. SebenaDan Noordyk
In Memory of Joyce M. SeebothWise Old Owls
In Memory of Dorrine and Robert SelkyTheresa AlessiRonald J. DaliegeBonnie G. KobleskaJoette L. Selky
In Memory of Oliver SellsMarlena and Roscoe Mackie
In Honor of Penny S. SteffenNicole H. Gahagan
In Memory of Len ThorstadPhyllis E. Thorstad
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In Special Recognition of Mary K. VasquezGail A. Blundon
In Memory of Evangeline M. VoigtJill and Scott Metzger
In Honor of WCTC Academic DeansDenine Rood
In Honor of WCTC District BoardKaylen M. Betzig
In Special Recognition of WCTC Human Resources StaffBruce W. Neumann
In Honor of WCTC Institutional Research & Effectiveness StaffDr. Ann Krause-Hanson
In Special Recognition of WCTC Institutional Review/Office of Grants & Research Development StaffDr. Ann Krause-Hanson
In Honor of WCTC Marketing/Community Outreach StaffDr. Ann Krause-Hanson
In Honor of WCTC Recruitment StaffDr. Ann Krause-Hanson
In Honor of Debra WeberNicole H. Gahagan
In Honor of Joseph WeitzerDenine Rood
In Memory of Joan WilliamsAdrianne S. ChangMaria S. Gonzales
In Honor of Edward & Joan WuchererThomas Wucherer
In Memory of Anthony J. YoungCatherine B. Smet
In Memory of Ronald W. ZunkerAdrianne S. ChangKara Hoffmann
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“I am currently in the Business Management
program at WCTC. Everyone has a dream.
Those dreams are accomplished by
staying focused, determined, motivated,
but most importantly, with the help of
others. I want to genuinely thank you for
the generosity of helping me achieve my
dream. This scholarship will not only
allow me to maintain focus, but it will
increase my determination.”
Scholarship Recipient — School of Business
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$500,000 +Quad/Graphics
$100,000-$499,999Generac Power Systems, Inc.Lincoln Electric CompanyMontague Company
$50,000 - $99,999Aries IndustriesM & I Foundation, Inc.Midwest Composite Technologies, Inc.
$25,000 - $49,999Alto-Shaam, Inc.Bruno Independent Living Aids, Inc.MetalTek InternationalWaukesha County Community Foundation, Inc. AHS Current Scholarship Fund Anonymous Armand & Mildred Delzer Graphic Arts Jay Balchunas Memorial Scholarship Ronald & Kathryn Bertieri Fund EEF – Scholarship Fund WEF Simon Family Scholarship Fund
We Energies Foundation
$10,000-$24,999Briggs & Stratton Corp.Briggs & Stratton Corp. FoundationFotsch Family Foundation, Inc.Foundation of the Wisconsin Automobile & Truck DealersGeneral Motors Donation ProgramGreater Milwaukee Foundation Jeanette Bond Scholarship John Ernst Memorial Fund Daniel Krepps & Bertha Krepps Fund New Berlin Volunteer Fire Department Helen & Morris Zolin
Metal-Era, Inc.Miscellaneous
$5,000 - $9,999AT & T Services, Inc.Bob and Hanna Nevins Family FundDistricts Mutual InsuranceEFI – Electronics for ImagingFox Valley Technical CollegeHNI Risk ServicesPepsi-Cola General Bottlers, Inc.Perlick Corporation
Reich Tool & Design, Inc.Scholarship America Gordon Flesch Company Kohl’s Department Store Roundy’s Supermarkets, Inc.
Sussex IMWCTCDavid and Sharon Zalewski
$1,000 - $4,999American Association of University WomenAmerican Mold Builders AssociationArchie Anspach Educational Trust FundJoseph L. BaerBecky Werner Meningitis FoundationKaylen and William BetzigBriess Industries, Inc.David and Debra BrownBrunswick Foundation Brunswick Foundation Sons and Daughters Scholarship
Bucky’s West, LLCC L & D GraphicsCargill Cocoa & ChocolateCentury FenceCommunity League of Menomonee FallsChristopher and Jennifer DaoodDelta Dental of WisconsinDesert Community Foundation Eldorado Employee Scholarship
Dorner Mfg. Corp.Elmbrook Rotary FoundationEventbriteFelss Rotaform, LLCFidelity Charitable Gift FundFirst Bank Financial CentreFM Global FoundationGateway Technical CollegeGordon Henke Family Foundation, Inc.GRAEFGreat Lakes Higher Education Guaranty Corp.Joan HaderBrian and Dianne HenkeHOPE Network, Inc.J.P. Morgan Lila Draper Burton Scholarship Robert & Ida Nicoll Education Trust Award
Tiffanie KloidaBorislav and Shirley KresovicLannon Lions ClubLutheran Home, Inc. Plautz Fund Scholarship
Marty’s Forest Home Auto Body
Steve and Ann MerkowPaul and Darlene MeyerMichael J. Schaller FoundationMilwaukee Society of Plastics Engineers Education FoundationMilwaukee/NARI Foundation, Inc.Michael and Kelly MindiolaMortensen PhotographyMukwonago Area Public Schools Education Foundation, Inc. Lobenhofer Scholarship
Mukwonago Area School District Wisconsin Masonic Foundation/ Koeffler Scholarship
Mukwonago Kiwanis Foundation, Inc.NCL Graphic Specialties, Inc.Robert G. NovakOconomowoc Scholarship FundPagel Graphics ArtsEllen S. PhillipsPhoenix Challenge Foundation, Inc.Bradley and Vicki PiazzaPrecision Gears, Inc.Prisco/Printers’ ServiceNancy M. RadkeWayne and Barbara RaislegerRedco Foodservice Equipment, LLC.Lynn and August RevoyJames and Ann RileyRing & DuChateau Consulting EngineersDenine RoodRunzheimer International, Ltd. Runzheimer Dependent Scholarship
Mark A. RzeznikScholastic Fund for Students of Hispanic Decent CorporationSchool District of Waukesha Waterstone Bank Scholarship
Stuart and Pamela SchroederScore SE WisconsinPaul and Karyn SehmerJoette L. SelkyMichael and Diane SloanSMART Scholarship Funding Corp.Southeast Wisconsin Education ConsortiumSpartanburg County Foundation Jon Poteat Scholarship
Staff Up AmericaStanek Tool Corporation FoundationVirgil and Roselyn StaplesStudent Services Admin. Committee (NE WI Tech College)T & A Industrial Distributers, Ltd.
On behalf of the WCTC Foundation Board of Directors, thank you to our donors during Fiscal Year 2015-16. It is through your generosity that we are able to provide quality education for the students at Waukesha County Technical College. Your support is truly needed and very much appreciated. Once again, thank you!
Generous Givers
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Cary TessmannRexford and Roberta TitusTLX TechnologiesAngela A. ToddTomorrow’s ScholarCory WanekWatertown Unified School District Lions Club Scholarship Watertown Student Council
Waukesha County Police Chief’s AssociationWaukesha Kiwanis Foundation, Inc.Waukesha Ozaukee & Washington Counties Workforce DevelopmentWeldall Mfg., Inc.West Bend Baseball Association Merit Award Scholarship
Gregory WestWhitewater Community FoundationEdward J. WierzbickiCarolyn and Douglas WilaryWisconsin Restaurant Association Education Foundation, Inc.
$500 - $999Acieta, LLCAmerican Red CrossAutomobile Dealers Association of Mega Milwaukee, Inc.Autoquip, Inc.Michael BarseWilliam and Kathryn BaumgartDonald and Beverly BennettBradley BeranBoys & Girls Clubs of Greater MilwaukeeVincent BusalacchiCourtney CarlsonChippewa Valley Technical CollegeThomas E. and Mary Patricia DalumNancy DancsEric A. DelzerDenali IngredientsDepartment of Wisconsin Military Order of the Purple HeartErika DerbyshireKathryn DeRemerNicole DobsonBrian and Jennifer DorowAnthony F. DrehfalDSR Welding, LLCKimberly EhlertFairway Transit, Inc.First Presbyterian Church Lillian Lundin Scholarship Fund
Carol A. FontanezMetrodora FredricksJohn and Claire FreyJames T. Greene and Michael KarlHader IncorporatedRobert F. Halser
Harley-Davidson, Inc.Lynn and Phillip HerrmannIdeal ImageITW FoundationLouis JacobsJobs Daughter Memorial Foundation of Wisconsin, Inc.Jennifer L. JohnsonMelissa M. KesyBarbara A. Kirsop Tom Kirsop Scholarship
Kiwanis Foundation of Metropolitan Kenosha, Inc. Kiwanis Foundation College Scholarship
Patricia and Eric KraftLaw Offices of David J. Carlson, SC Rudolph Vetterman Memorial Fund
George and Emily LorenzW. Kent and Abby LorenzMadison Area Technical CollegeMary J. ManningDebra S. McKuneDonald E. MerrinerJill and Scott MetzgerMid-State Technical CollegeMilwaukee Achiever Literacy ServicesJohn and Ramona MindiolaBruce W. NeumannMichael and Elisabeth NevinsNorthcentral Technical CollegeNortheast Wisconsin Technical CollegeOconomowoc Area Chamber of CommerceOconomowoc Area School DistrictOconomowoc Woman’s ClubOrbis Corporation – a subsidiary of Menasha CorporationRBP Chemical TechnologyLynn RichardsonJames H. Ring, Jr.John G. SadlerSchool District of New BerlinShobana ShankerSilgan Containers, LLCSingle Source, Inc.Snap-On IndustrialSommer’s AutomotiveSouthwest Wisconsin Technical CollegeState of Wisconsin – Dept. of AdministrationThe HartfordTouchpad ElectronicsDave VettaDeborah T. WallendalWalt Disney World Resorts – Corporate CitizenshipWCTC Multicultural Resource CenterMary Alice WhiteWisconsin Dental Association Foundation, Inc.Wisconsin District Export CouncilWisconsin Grocers Association
Wisconsin Indianhead Technical CollegeWisconsin Society of Medical Assistants, Inc.Women’s Philanthropic ClubJohn and Susan WuchererRobert and Lori Wucherer
$100 - $499Aladdin Engineering & Manufacturing, Inc.Theresa AlessiTimothy AlftAnonymousAnton’s Salon & SpaAuto Industrial Color, Inc.Mrs. Baer and Mr. KrampLisa BahrDonald and Mary Kay BalchunasBatteries Plus BulbsDennis and Beverly BauerBeadforLife MarketplaceCatherine G. BenjaminRonald and Kathryn BertieriMohammed BeyBlackhawk Technical CollegeDarin and Kristina BlomquistGail A. BlundonBNWEBB, Inc.Dan and Sarah BoehmMary BoersmaJames BottoniRichard and JoAnn BrandtGary BrinkRonald BrinkKathleen BroskeChad BrownBuck Rub Outfitters, Ltd.Teela CalliesCamp Bow Wow – WaukeshaJasmin CarterLaura CathermanKristi CellittiAdrianne S. ChangCitizens Bank of MukwonagoCity of BrookfieldComedy CaféMary Ellen CompDena ConstantineauElizabeth ConwayCooper’s Hawk Winery & Restaurant Randall P. Coorough, Ph.D.Joshua CotillierCountry Inn & Suites by CarlsonCountry Springs HotelColette CountrymanCrannog Enterprises, Inc.Creative Flair SalonJodi CrozierCummisford, Acevedo & Associates, LLCLuke E. Day
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Daybreak MobilDelafield HotelRachel DobraucGary W. DrescherSean and Joy DuceCynthia M. DunbarRahsaan DunnEast Troy Community School DistrictBrooks K. EberleinLouise EckrothEducators Credit UnionJeffrey and Crystal EilmanEmployment Readiness Solutions, LLCMichael S. ErwinMargaret and John FarrowFava Tea CompanyBeth A. FelchThomas and Ginny FerrisTodd A. Ferris Laura FialkowskiFinishMasterGerald K. FinleyBrent and Carrie FintelFirst Business BankDonna L. FlahertyCharles and Sherry FoyerLynn M. FugniaNicole H. GahaganGE FoundationDavid and Mary Ellen GennrichAmanda GohdeMaria S. GonzalesColleen GonzalezGlen and Mary GormansonTerry GrabowDennis J. GraffWilliam Graham Jr.Grand Chapter OES of Wisconsin WOY Scholarship
Green Bay PackersJennifer HagenHoward and Phyllis HalaskaHarkenDoris S. HarrisonPatsy HassanHerb Kohl PhilanthropiesJoseph and Jacqueline HeringtonKara HoffmannHunger Task Force, Inc.Richard L. HunnMary R. HuppertzAnthony IglInStep Physical Therapy & Running CenterIron Horse HotelIt Works GlobalJDJ Endurance CorporationJefferson County Human Resource Management Association, Inc.
Jellystone Park – CaledoniaJimmy Luv’sJohnson & Johnson/McNeil-PPC, Inc.Vincent L. JordanK2 Consulting GroupRobert and Suzanne KelleyTerry T. KemperPaul and Elizabeth KeppelerBruce and Laurie KestelmanDaniel and Keely KiedrowskiKaren M. KlebaBonnie G. KobleskaJonathan A. KochJennifer L. KoelSuzanne and John KornelyKaren K. KottkeKraklow Family Dentistry, SCDr. Ann Krause-HansonKrickeberg Group, LLCMelody L. KrisKristen Ekiss Health & Fitness CoachingBruce and Susan KurkiewiczLake Country CigarsLakeshore Technical CollegeMs. Lawton and Mr. BrinkLearning in RetirementAtty. Joanne LeifheitJanice L. LennonCindy LeQuiaJeffrey R. LeverenzJames A. LewekLiberty Dance CenterAaron LipskiSue LloydAmy N. MachganMarlena and Roscoe MackieTheresa A. MajeskieManheim, Inc.Susan MareshCarole and Ronald MartinSandra MaylenRobert and Donna MaynardSandra and John McGeeKelly McraeMary MesserlieMGI CommunicationsMidwest Drilled Foundations & Engineering, Inc.Midwest Twisters Gymnastics & CheerleadingDeborah MilanShad E. MillerMilwaukee Area Technical College Foundation, Inc.Milwaukee BucksEugene C. MirandaMirjana’s TailoringMark MontgomeryPaul Moore
Morningstar Golfers ClubMt. OlympusDennis and Deborah MuraroKevin M. MurphyNational Centers for Learning Excellence, Inc.Pablo NavarroRichard and Janet NaystattJudge Neal NettesheimNicolet Area Technical CollegeNoodles & CompanyDan NoordykNorth Lake School DistrictStewart and Nancy NowlinMrs. Mary C. Owen R.N.Geraldine PariPaulie’s Pub & EateryDennis and Rebecca PelzekCarol J. PersohnJudy PetryJoseph and Jennifer PieperChristine and Bradley PiperAnthony PitcherGary J. PlatoPNUT FundMary and William PoehlsPretripmaster.com, Corp.Jill and Charles PriceDr. Barbara PrindivilleJohn E. PritchettEdmund and Jacqueline RafalkoKelly RatliffChris ReddPatricia and Lawrence RedlinPatrice ReighterSheri ReineltRetlaw Industries, Inc.Norma ReussRichmond School DistrictScott F. RichterJohn and Cathy RobertstadAngela RodriguezJessica RolonRotary Club of MukwonagoSalto West GymnasticsDennis J. SampsonSanborn Tube Sales of Wisconsin, Inc.Saz’s Lake Country CateringPenny L. SchlegelWarren SchleiRoy SchulpiusGary SchwartzCathy L. SelerskiElizabeth V. SellarsRuth O. SellsMichael ShielsShort Elliott Hendrickson, Inc.Karen ShowersSharon and Carroll Siefert
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Sky Zone Indoor Trampoline ParkCatherine B. SmetSpring Creek Church Timothy Fund Scholarship Ministry
St. John’s Lutheran ChurchSt. Peter Lutheran ChurchSandra A. StearnsPenny S. SteffenStone Bank School DistrictShawn SullivanSuzanne C. SullivanSherman and Donna SwansonTailored Label Products, Inc.Takeda PharmacyThe Oilerie BrookfieldElizabeth L. ThelenJennifer and Mark ThomasPhyllis E. ThorstadSuzanne TimmerCaroline P. TindallTitletown Oil Corp.Linda and Paul ToddSteven ToddTool, Die & Machining Association of WisconsinCasey L. TruseDerrick TurnerChristopher W. UtzMark and Linda ViaSharon C. VioletteJoseph K. VitaleDawn A. VoigtWACTEXiaoJuan WangMary D. WarzynWater 2 WineWaukesha State BankWaukesha Sunrise Rotary ClubWCTC Allied HealthWCTC Architecture ClubWCTC Education ClubWCTC Nursing Faculty & StaffWCTC Student Government AssociationDr. Joseph WeitzerCharles J. WernerWestern Wisconsin Technical CollegeDouglas D. WestphalEdward WexlerWisconsin Athletic ClubWise Old OwlsDaniel and Lori WolfgramThomas WuchererWilliam and Linda WuchererRosemeena ZamanKaren R. Ziegler
Under $100Charlotte P. Adashek
Advanced Foot & Ankle of Wisconsin, LLCAdventure RockPeggy AhlesThe Aldana FamilyKarrie L. AleshireThe Altenberger FamilyMichelle AltenbergerAlzheimer’s Association of SE WisconsinAmyable MassageJanet and Rod AndersonRebecca AndersonAndrew’s TechnologyAngelic BakehouseSteven A. AngoveDouglas and Marcia ArentsMichael and Tracy AskotzkyDavid and Jan AslesonMr. K. Austin BaadeBadgerland StridersBaird Foundation, Inc.Bank of Memories & FlowersJohn and Victoria BartaczewiczDannise BartlettDonna L. BauerKate A. BaumannG.E. BednarBee JeweledJoseph and Patricia BeineBelle Massage, LLCBen Franklin CraftsMelody S. BenandeJennifer BernickyJoyce A. BessererBetty Brinn Children’s MuseumMs. Beversderft and Mr. ManionBig BackyardMelanie BivensThe Blackwood FamilySharon BlochJulie BoesenCara BowmanViktor Brenner Ph.D.Brewers OrganicsBroadlands Golf ClubRachel N. BurlingMary Ann and John BurzynskiCarrie L. CampanelliTiffany CanhamCasa TequilaRuth CastilloSarah CastilloThe Cellitti FamilyErin and Gregory CherneyChildren’s Museum of Fond Du LacRobert and Laura ClarkeComedy SportzBeth Connell-WeiandCostco
Douglas and Jane CroganCulversLynda K. CurlerRonald J. DaliegeHarry and Carolyn DasherNorma Jane DeMeyerPaulette DeRemerDiCarlo Salon/BarbershopDiscount School SupplyThomas D. DobnerLaura DollJames DondlingerNorma and William DonnellySusan G. DoornekMartin F. DorantesLynda and Steven DrifkaSherry N. DrinanEast Shore Specialty FoodsEducators Credit UnionEric and Jennifer EklundHelen EllisMatthew J. ErdmanRose FamanNancy FardyFarm & FleetKristi FarmerRaymond and Rita FeldmeierLori M. FeuersteinJulianne and Thomas FinnKatie FinnFlabbergastDawn and Robin FonsRosalie J. FreemanDavid and Diane FunkThe Gaertner FamilyDebra A. GahrStacey A. GehredGerman Fest Milwaukee, Inc.Charles and Linda GevaertAbe GiesbrechtStephen GirmanChristine GlowackiAmanda Rae GohlSarah GouldMr. GrahamLois GreenGriffin Ford, Inc.Cynthia L. GroverSheryl GuseHalf Price BooksHammernik & AssociatesAmanda L. HansenHartland/Lakeside Elementary Schools – Joint School DistrictAmy HeinHelium Trampoline & Climbing ParkCarole J. HerbstreitThe Hermanson Family
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Dennis and Dawn HessilHidden Valleys, Inc.Melissa and Joel HoeftAndrew HoerigTimothy HollowayTammy HolmstromNick J. HoltzKimberly A. HoukCheryl HuebnerJennifer HunteriCombatIrish Festivals, Inc.Jamberry NailsSheila D. JonesDieter and Sandra KarkossaAnooj KarunThe Karun FamilyKathleen and Jason KazdaJohn T. KearnsChristina and Sean KellyKids in MotionKindergarten Preparatory Preschool, Inc.Robert and Dorothy KingJanet L. KlingGus and Laurie KnittStephanie KnutowskiKevin KohlsSuzanne M. KoprowskiNicole KowalchukTaryn and Nathan KrauseShelly KuhnKwik Trip #425Lake Country School DistrictLancer CateringKerstin E. LanserLasertag AdventureChris M. LeachKay LechnerDarlene LeukertAngela S. Lewak
Mark J. LewandowskiThe Lewek FamilyShawn A. LingleLittle AmerrickaJaclyn M. LochmannDonna LohmannAlan S. LoperThe Lowe FamilyJean LyonsCarol J. MadayThe Mahesh FamilyYvonne M. MahoneySofia N. Majid-SwantonThe Makesh FamilySarah MalewickiJoseph MalloyMaralyn MaloneyHarriet I. MarksMarquette University “Spirit Shop”Christine and Richard MarshallMatthew MartinsonMarty’s PizzaMatteo’s RestaurantVicki L. McGiverinWilma J. McNamaraDonald L. McNeilKate McRaeMerton Community School DistrictLisa A. MeyerEldoris M. MidthunMiller Compressing CompanyMilwaukee Public MuseumJason R. MitchellMoreland OB-GYN Associates, S.C.Janet L. MuehlbauerGerald L. MurraySowmya NagarajVictoria M. NashThomas and Jane NeillMs. Nelsen and Mr. ChandlerJudith A. NickelNoodles & CompanyMark and Julie NordeenNorthwestern Mutual FoundationLisa NowakErica O’HernNicole OmernickArline and Richard OrlovskyJudith E. OsborneOscars Frozen CustardNorma E. OsterndorfO’What a Day CaféPalmyra-Eagle School DistrictPancreatic Cancer Action NetworkPanera Bread Co.Stephanie ParkerJonathan N. PedrazaPewaukee Fire Department
Pick N’ SavePieper Porch Winery & VineyardErin PiferPlaza Garibaldi RestaurantRalph PogorzelskiEric PowersLauren N. PremkePump It UpRebecca R. ReetzSusan B. ReifVincent and Kaiti RessmanTerry A. RetzlaffTanya ReynenLeslie A. ReynoldsHenry and Susan RichMr. Gene S. RichterWalter and Marion RindtRox’s Bar & Grille/Spring CityRochester Deli, Inc.Rocky RococoThe Rodriguez FamilyDavid and Grace RogersJennifer RomeroAndreas RydlandJudy SabelMichael A. SalazarSalonbrillare Hair Mind Body and SoleClaude ScherSchool District of Kettle MoraineSchool District of Menomonee FallsSchool District of PewaukeeSusan SchroederBetsy SemphNichole ShipleyPat ShipleySignature Salon & SpaSilpada DesignsSherry R. SimmonsRichard and Barbara SimonsNancy and Robert SkebbaAshley SmithChristy SmithBeth A. SoikaSommerfeld FamilySongbird Hills Golf ClubAllan and Mary SorensenSoul Fire Art Studio, Ltd.Denise L. SpleasSport Clips – PewaukeeGregory SpringsMichael A. SpringsMs. Lore StanleyStapleton Realty LtdStarbucks – SussexMichelle D. StarkTrish L. StehrRobert A. StekerAnn Stevens
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Linda StevensTina StiehmRebecca StiemkeChristy StoneSteven S. StraussDennis and Betty StreckerNancy StruppErin C. Studenec-GollnickLisa StuttgenSunset Bowl Entertainment CenterSunset PlayhouseSwallow School DistrictSweet Dreams Candies & GiftsSwimtastic Swim SchoolTadpolesTaichifun.comAmanda TaylorKaren L. TaylorThirty-one GiftsCheryl K. ThomasTrader Joe’s – BrookfieldThomas TrawickiMinnie L. TriplettTupperwareSally and Timothy TurnerUptown Art SussexThe Utz FamilyPhil ValleVeloce Indoor SpeedwayRosemarie VergRenee J. Verg-HongDanjela VuckovicWal-MartWaukesha Civic TheatreWaukesha County – Department of Parks & Land UseWaukesha FloralWaukesha Stem Academy – Saratoga CampusWaukesha/Milwaukee County Chapter of the Ice Age TrailWCTC Early Childhood InstructorsDebra WeberMary C. WeberAnn L. WeeksBarbara J. WeihingSusan WeisWhite House of MusicMariann J. WhiteLouann M. WielandJodi WiesneskiKathleen WilsonSharon WingateBetty J. WinklerJoan and John WolfWoodman’s MarketsTerra R. WyczawskiKelsey R. YoungYoung Living Essential Oils
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“As a new graduate from WCTC’s Tool and
Die program, I am getting established in the
shop where I will be apprenticing. As my
duties expand, I am finding myself in need of
specialized and superior instruments and
tooling. This scholarship is very timely.”
Scholarship Recipient — School of Applied Technologies
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Thank You to our DonorsThank you to all of our donors for their
continued generous support of the
WCTC Foundation’s mission and goals.
Without your support, we would not
be able to offer scholarships to
our students, enhance WCTC’s
educational programs, or support
WCTC’s institutional advancement.
800 Main Street | Pewaukee, WI 53072
OFFICE 262.691.5202
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