Fall 2015
THE MAGAZINE o f LOURDES UNIVERSITY
Russell J. Ebeid Recreation Center
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president’s letter
T
he Lourdes community
has much to celebrate
this year. Together, we
have enhanced our
academic and student
life programs, provided
more study abroad and
internship opportunities,
and established home fields and soon a home
court for our Gray Wolves teams and their
proud fans.
Our alumni continue to achieve success in
their chosen professions and inspire future
generations of college students.
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Through the guidance and support of the
board of trustees, advisory councils, university
leadership, alumni and friends, Lourdes
University now offers its most robust private
college experience ever.
As President, I am proud of our Catholic
and Franciscan university and grateful to our
sponsors, the Sisters of St. Francis. Thousands
of Lourdes graduates have been able to achieve
their degree because of Mother Adelaide
Sandusky’s vision and the shared dedication of
Sylvania Franciscans.
In December, the Sisters of St. Francis will
begin celebrating their centennial anniversary.
On behalf of the entire Lourdes community, I
congratulate and thank Congregational Minister
Sr. Mary Jon Wagner, OSF, and all the Sylvania
Franciscans past and present for enriching our
lives and communities.
Sincerely,
David Livingston, PhD
President
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2015 - 2016 BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Carol Howell Anderson
Deborah Knight
Joan E. Bayer
Robert W. LaClair
Susan Allan Block
David J. Livingston
Thomas E. Brady
Rita N.A. Mansour
Alan W. Brass
Sr. Rachel M. Nijakowski, OSF
George A. Brymer
Chrys Peterson
Bruce C. Carver
Daniel T. Smith
Cindy Dana
Barbara S. Steele
Larry B. Dillin
Larry D. Ulrich
Russell J. Ebeid
David F. Waterman
Ernest C. Enrique
Thomas J. Winston
Michael C. Gibbons
Sr. Carolyn Giera, OSF
Trustee Emeriti
Jim A. Haudan
Dolly Flasck
Sandra M. Hylant
Kevin J. Kenney
Daniel P. Ibele
W.G. Lyden III
Daniel M. Johnson
Martha Mewhort
Sr. Joan C. Jurski, OSF
Joseph T. Nachtrab
Bruce D. Klinger, ‘08
Robert E. O’Brien
ADMINISTRATION
David J. Livingston, PhD, President
Mary Arquette, Vice President for Institutional Advancement
Sr. Ann Carmen Barone, OSF, Vice President for
Mission and Ministry
Roseann Gill-Jacobson, Vice President for Student Life
Geoffrey J. Grubb, PhD, Provost
Dean Ludwig, PhD, Vice President of Enrollment
Robert Rood, PhD, Vice President for Finance and Administration
In this issue…
EDITOR
Helene Sheets, Director, University Relations
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Gray Wolves spirit
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Academic updates
2015-2016 ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OFFICERS
Mike Buck, ’12, President
Gloria Stiles, ’92, Vice President
Summer Repass, ’11, Secretary
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Criminal justice student makes history
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Working on her bucket list
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A strong community
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Preparing for professional success
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An advocate and entrepreneur
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Alumni pics and Class notes
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Campus news briefs
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Expanding her horizon
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2014-2015 annual report
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Green is the new black
DESIGNER
Carla Leow, Publications Coordinator & Lead Graphic
Designer
CONTRIBUTORS
Mary Arquette, Vice President for Institutional Advancement
Christine Boudrie, MD, Assistant Professor of Biology & Health Sciences
Sr. Theresa Darga, OSF, Assistant Congregational Minister, Sisters of St. Francis
Karen Dibling, Advancement Services Coordinator
Michael George, Director of Development & Annual Fund Officer
Ben Lewton, Web Content Administrator
Photoworks, Inc.
Oriana Rife, Alumni Relations and Social Media Coordinator
Stough & Stough Architects
Carla Woodell, Graphic Designer
Ryan Wronkowicz, Sports Information Director
Home field advantage
T
he Lourdes University Gray Wolves teams are
getting their own home court and home field! In August, the Northview High
School / Lourdes University Athletic
Complex officially opened. The
men’s and women’s lacrosse and
the inaugural soccer teams are
hosting their NAIA rivals on a new
competition-level field.
In September, Gray Wolves teams
and students gathered to celebrate
the groundbreaking ceremony of
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the Russell J. Ebeid Recreation
Center. The center is named after
Russell Ebeid, renowned world
business leader and adamant
supporter of higher education.
The philanthropist is known at
Lourdes through his support of the
student center in Delp Hall and
the academic hall both named in
his honor.
Over the past four decades, Mr.
Ebeid has lent his expertise and
support to benefit countless
causes. As retired president of
Guardian Glass Group, he aided
the company in becoming a global
powerhouse in the glass industry.
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“I am very pleased to
provide the impetus for
this facility since it is
my belief that academics
and athletics are the
complementary attributes
needed to develop our
leaders of tomorrow in
this competitive world,”
he says.
The Gray Wolves basketball and
volleyball teams will begin hosting
NAIA rivals in the Russell J. Ebeid
Recreation Center in August 2016.
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Once completed, the center will offer the following features:
Athletic components
Fitness components
 Indoor competition-level basketball and volleyball
courts
 Cardio room
 Home and visiting locker rooms
 Training room
 Gray Wolves suite
 Ticket office and concession area
 Spirit and donor walls
 Yoga room
 Free weight room
 Two-story atrium with mezzanine level
 Aerobics room
 Spinning room
 Fitness locker rooms U
To learn more
about ways
to support
Lourdes University,
please contact
Mary Arquette,
Vice President
for Institutional
Advancement, at
419-824-3969 or
marquette@
lourdes.edu.
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Men's and women's soccer debuts
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A
s the school year begins, Lourdes
University has added two more
sports to its lineup of
intercollegiate teams. The Gray Wolves are
sponsoring men’s and
women’s soccer for the first time,
bringing the total number of varsity
sports at the school to 15.
The Gray Wolves play their home
matches at Wildcat Stadium,
part of a shared complex between
Lourdes University and Sylvania
Northview High School. The
lighted stadium just had synthetic
turf installed along with scoreboard
improvements. In addition, a new
grass practice field was installed
at mid-campus. “Both the midcampus grass field and the turf
stadium have been great facilities for
our women to train on,” women’s
head coach Jackie Donovan says.
The men’s team is guided by
Barry Spitzer who has 15 years of
head coaching experience. Coach
Spitzer arrives from Wallace State
Community College where he was
a two-time Region 22 Coach of the
Year. He has recruited a roster of
23 players, combining 13 transfers
and 10 freshmen, for the inaugural
campaign with student-athletes
from across the globe including
Jamaica, Sweden, Germany, Ivory
Coast, Peru, Canada, and England,
and eight states.
“I am very excited about the
inaugural team. We have a great
group of young men from all over
the country and the world. These
young men have grown close in a
short amount of time, and the team
is very enthusiastic about making
an impact on the field, in the
classroom, and in the community,”
coach Spitzer says.
Lourdes men opened the inaugural
campaign on August 28 at Grace
Bible before playing the first
home match in program history
against Walsh on September
5. The Gray Wolves face a
rigorous 2015 schedule while
playing in the Wolverine-Hoosier
Athletic Conference (WHAC).
The National Association of
Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA)
reigning national champion, and
the number one and two teams
in the nation are WHAC teams
according to this year’s preseason
poll. “We have high aspirations and
believe that we can be competitive
in the conference and make the
WHAC tournament,” adds coach
Spitzer.
On the women’s side, coach
Donovan arrived from Adrian
College. She has compiled an
impressive career in a relatively
short time, leading a team to
the Michigan Intercollegiate
Athletic Association regular season
championship. She has 20 players
on her first roster, including nine
from the northwest Ohio region.
Like the men’s team, the women
sport a mixture of 12 transfers and
eight freshmen. “We have been able
to pull a great deal of talent from
the region, especially from junior
college programs. Those players
bring with them experience and
the leadership that is vital this first
year,” says coach Donovan.
The women opened the season
on September 2 at Rochester, MI,
before making their home debut
at Wildcats Stadium on the 12th
against Bluffton. The women
also face a challenging schedule,
including a pair of opponents
ranked in the NAIA preseason top20 poll. “Our goal is to compete
from day one. Our mentality isn’t
that of a first year program but that
of a program that is going to be
relentless in our pursuit of our team
goals,” adds coach Donovan.
Both programs will host teams on
Homecoming Saturday, October
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A time-honored tradition is born
O
ften the most
selfless actions
in life are the
most rewarding.
Ask any parent,
grandparent
or volunteer.
Being of service
to others is a
worthwhile
endeavor and a fulfilling
experience. Terry Bossert
subscribes to this philosophy.
Throughout his life he has always
found time to help those in need.
“It is important to give back; to
provide an encouraging word or
lend a helping hand. Not only is
it beneficial to the individuals you
serve, but also to yourself and the
community at large,” he says. In
the past few years, Terry has begun
to make a valuable difference in
many Lourdes students’ lives –
empowering them to achieve their
educational goals.
“My daughter Pam ('89, AAS,
Occupational Therapy) received a
wonderful education from Lourdes
and now my granddaughter Emily
is following in her footsteps. It was
important to me to help make a
Lourdes education more attainable
for those who wanted to attend
a private university but struggled
with the financial costs,” he says.
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Making a difference
A self-styled entrepreneur who
manages his own company Lee
Terry Holdings, LLC, Terry has
endeavored to always make a
difference in the organizations
in which he worked as well as
the greater community. Wanting
to assist Lourdes students, the
budding philanthropist contacted
the university development
office to establish a pass-through
scholarship. Through their
assistance, he soon discovered the
exponential power of planned
giving and what impact it could
have on future generations.
Providing for
Lourdes students
As a university Legacy Society
member, Terry has made provisions
in his will to fund 14 scholarships
– one for each Gray Wolves
team sanctioned by the National
Association for Intercollegiate
Athletics (NAIA). Because of this
selfless act, future student athletes
on the baseball, basketball, cross
country, golf, lacrosse, soccer,
softball, and volleyball teams will
have the opportunity to receive
much needed scholarship funds.
This champion of education
has even made provisions
for six non-athletic endowed
scholarships – one to help veterans
and the others to assist biology,
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business, education, healthcare
administration, and social work
majors. In fact, Terry has set a
university record for the largest
number of planned gifts created
for the purpose of establishing
endowed scholarships.
Inspired by others
The down-to-earth gentleman has
also funded scholarships that assist
students with financial need now.
The Tim Berta baseball scholarship
is named after the inspirational
player who has defied all odds and
achieved great milestones in his life.
“Tim ('15, MOL, Organizational
Leadership) is an amazing person
who by example encourages and
motivates so many to pursue and
achieve their goals. What better
way to honor his good work than
to do so in the sport he so loves,”
he adds.
What brings the most satisfaction
to Terry is the longevity of his gift.
“Students will reap the rewards
for years to come. I never thought
it would be possible for me to
make such an enduring and lasting
gift for today’s and tomorrow’s
students. The impact that this
type of gift has is immeasurable; it
is life changing in so many ways.
For those who’ve wanted to make
a difference through scholarships
but thought they couldn’t afford
it, planned giving is the perfect
method of fulfilling those goals and
impacting so many lives.” U
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academic updates
Provost Geoffrey Grubb, PhD, is pleased to share
the latest academic news for undergraduate and
graduate students.
#1 A&P textbook author in the world
appointed new position
UNDERGRADUATE
Provost Dr. Geoffrey J. Grubb and Dean of the College
of Arts and Sciences Dr. Holly L. Baumgartner are
pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Judi Nath
as Writer-In-Residence.
Evening and Weekend Program
For more than 30 years, working individuals have
chosen Lourdes to be their university of choice. Lourdes
has regularly offered evening and weekend courses to
these students in their pursuit of bachelor’s degrees. The
newly created Evening and Weekend Program better
meets the academic and financial needs of part-time and
full-time students with busy schedules.
The program is open to new and continuing students
pursuing their bachelor’s degree in the following
academic programs:
 Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting
 Bachelor of Science degree in Business
Administration
 Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing – RN to BSN
program
 Bachelor of Arts degree in Social Work
Students enrolled in these academic programs can plan
on attending evenings or on weekends. Limited hybrid
and online course options are also available. Advising,
admissions and financial aid hours conducive to
Evening and Weekend Program students’ schedules are
also planned.
Enrollment in the Lourdes University Evening and
Weekend Program is now open and classes begin the
week of January 11, 2016. To learn more or set up an
appointment, contact Amy Houston, associate director
of undergraduate admission, at 419-824-3522 or email
lcadmits@lourdes.edu.
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Dr. Nath has the distinction of being
a best-selling author of anatomy &
physiology and medical terminology
textbooks worldwide. With a
suite of 7 different titles ranging
in publication editions from first
edition textbooks to eleventh edition
books, she has presented them on
nearly 200 college campuses. Her
textbooks are international sellers
and have been translated into Italian, Korean and
Dutch.
Currently working on the 11th, 9th, 3rd, and 2nd
editions of four books, Dr. Nath will continue to teach
select classes to biology, public health, pre-med, and
nursing undergraduate students as well as giving the
Writer-In-Residence lecture in Spring 2016. Dr. Nath
has involved her A&P students in the reviewing of
textbook chapters even before publication, a process
to be continued in her new position. She has served as
Professor for the College of Arts and Sciences since 1992,
receiving the Lourdes Faculty Excellence award multiple
times.
Dr. Nath received her doctorate degree from The
University of Toledo, Master of Education degree from
Bowling Green State University, and Bachelor of Science
degrees from Bowling Green State University and the
University of Salzburg in Austria.
“This distinguished honorary position allows Dr. Nath to
remain connected to Lourdes but dedicate her time to the
demands of researching and writing her internationally
best-selling textbooks,” says Dr. Baumgartner. The
Chair of the Department of Biology, Dr. Anjali Gray
affirms, “Our seniors will benefit from her expertise on
their capstone committees, and my faculty members are
excited to have this connection with her in the future.”
GRADUATE
Master of Education scholarship offered
through the Diocese of Toledo
Master of Social Work offered at Lourdes
through new partnership
The Diocese of Toledo and Lourdes
have partnered to provide scholarships
for educators employed in a Toledo
diocesan school who pursue a Lourdes
University Master of Education in
Educational Leadership degree and
licensure.
The Ohio Board of Regents has approved the
collaboration between Lourdes University and Saint
Louis University to offer a Master of Social Work
(MSW) degree program at Lourdes.
The scholarships are offered in part
through the Lourdes University
Endowed Chair in Education program
and the Diocese of Toledo. Each entity covers one
third of the tuition costs with the qualifying MEd in
Educational Leadership participants responsible for
covering the remaining third.
The MSW program has two tracks – one for graduates
of an accredited bachelor’s degree program in social
work and one for those who have achieved their
bachelor’s degree in other disciplines.
Lourdes University launched its social work
baccalaureate
program in 1984.
First accredited
by the Council
on Social Work
Education (CSWE)
in 1993, the
program has been
accredited through
2021.
The MEd in Educational Leadership program integrates
professional experience, clinical practice and classroom
activities; develops knowledge, skills and attributes
relevant to the current educational environment; and
draws on the strengths of professionals at various stages
in their career.
To learn more about these graduate programs, visit
www.lourdes.edu/gradschool, email gradschool@
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Criminal justice student makes history
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n 2014, Aaron Henson
became the first Lourdes
student to gain acceptance
into the Ohio State Highway
Patrol Academy. After 25
weeks of intense paramilitary
training, on a beautiful sunlit
day in April 2015, cadet Henson
graduated as a member of the
157th class.
“Lourdes’ excellent criminal justice
professors and education had
prepared me for the academic and
procedural portions. Going into
the academy, I knew it would be
physically and mentally demanding
and it definitely was. The biggest
takeaway from the academy was
the importance of officer safety.
What I didn’t expect were the
changes in me as an individual. I
matured, became more diligent
and self-reliant, and improved my
time management skills,” he says.
After graduation, the ensuing 60
days saw Ohio State Highway
patrol trooper Henson in fieldtraining at his assigned post in the
Bucyrus District, Post 90 in Milan,
OH. “Field training prepared me
for the dynamic, uncontrolled
environment in which I and my
fellow officers work,” says trooper
Henson. Today, he is enjoying the
daily duties and the opportunity to
fulfill his oath of office.
Raised in Sylva, NC, the bright
and talented officer still retains his
southern accent and manners he
learned from his parents Anthony
and Karissa Henson. “My dad
is a groundskeeper at a nearby
college and my mom is a teacher
assistant in first grade with the
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public schools as well as a freelance
photographer. They instilled in
me a moral compass that guides
me every day, and a strong work
ethic. They were always available,
including all the times they
cheered on my older brother and
me at sporting events,” he says.
“Aaron’s dad and I are very proud
of him and his accomplishments.
He worked hard to achieve his
goals and fulfill his dream,”
adds Mrs. Henson. The couple
are definitely proud of their
sons' accomplishments. Aaron
is beginning his career as a state
trooper, and their oldest son Adam
is a mechanical engineer.
Becoming an Ohio State Highway
patrol trooper was meaningful to
Aaron in many ways. In addition
to achieving his own goal, he
also fulfilled the dream of his late
grandfather Ben Henson. “My
grandfather worked several jobs
to provide for his family. While
he took great pride in his role as a
security officer in the small North
Carolina town in which he lived,
his dream had always been to
become a highway state trooper.
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When I graduated from the
academy, it felt as if he was there
celebrating with me.”
Two of the first “to do” items he
had after graduation were to get
an apartment and bring his best
friend Sarge, a 9-year old German
Shepherd, to Ohio. The two were
inseparable back home, with Sarge
accompanying him whenever
he went hunting for bears or
raccoons.
While he misses his family and the
mountains back home, Ohio is his
new home. When not working,
Aaron enjoys riding in his new
sports car, fishing, spending
time outdoors, playing golf and
basketball or just relaxing in his
hammock.
Next on his agenda is to become
certified to work with K-9s,
achieve mobile field force special
response (SWAT) status, and to
finish his bachelor’s degree. “When
I was accepted into the academy,
I was registered for my final
semester. I am determined to finish
my degree. With just two courses
left, I definitely need to make that
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Read about these recent
criminal justice graduates
at Lourdes.edu/atlourdes.
Corey Linser, ’15, BA
 Commissioned as Second
Lieutenant, Military
Intelligence Branch of the
Michigan National Guard
 Accepted into the 158th
Ohio State Highway Patrol
Academy
Kaitlyn Cramer, ’15, BA
 Accepted into the Ohio Peace
Officer Training Academy
 Currently employed as a
security officer at Flower
Hospital
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Working on her bucket list
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n 2009, Courtney Gilliland
wrote a letter to the Rachael
Ray Show about her personal
bucket list. One of the main
items she wanted to check
off on the list was to be a part of a
Broadway production.
The Sylvania teenager did not
receive or expect a response.
Courtney was a shy individual
throughout grade school who
preferred to sing in the privacy of
her own bedroom. Encouraged
by her beloved Aunt Carol, in
high school she became involved
in the band, choir and theater.
Desiring to become a pediatric
nurse, Courtney would later apply
to Lourdes University as a transfer
student and qualify for academic
and Drama Society scholarships.
Fast forward to fall
2014
The Rachael Ray Show contacted
the nursing major and Drama
Society student and invited her
and her aunt Carol to be guests on
the show. The arranged plan was
to have Courtney sing on stage.
Unbeknownst to her, the show’s
producers arranged for Broadway
sensation and multi-talented artist
Kristin Chenoweth to sing with
her in front of a live audience!
Courtney is grateful for the
opportunity to have been on the
Rachael Ray Show, to check off
one of her items on her bucket list
and most importantly, to have met
one of her idols. A few months
after the show aired, Courtney and
a friend enjoyed complimentary
tickets to On the 20th Century!, the
Broadway show starring Kristin
Chenoweth.
The last few years
have been a time of growth
for Courtney personally and
professionally. She has pursued her
dream of achieving a Bachelor of
Science in Nursing degree, acted
and sang in Drama Society events
and auditioned for several regional
productions.
After receiving her BSN in spring
2016, the talented songstress and
actor wants to pursue a Doctor of
Nurse Practitioner degree. “I’m
thinking of staying in the region
for the first two years and then
moving to the East Coast – either
New York or New Jersey. That way,
I can have my career, continue
pursuing my education and be
close enough to actively audition
for Broadway and off-Broadway
productions,” she says.
With her dedication and
drive, Courtney will no doubt
continue to check off items on her
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A strong community
P
ursuing a bachelor’s
degree in a competitive
nursing program can be
a daunting challenge.
To assist students in
achieving their academic and
professional success, the College of
Arts and Sciences offers a unique
academic opportunity. The PreNursing Learning Community
(PNLC) allows students to take
their general education classes
together. The bond they develop
as a cohort continues in their
junior and senior years as they
fulfill their core classes and clinical
requirements.
A Nursing graduate Aileen Santry
(’13, BSN) is a great example
of a PNLC participant who has
achieved professional success. This
year, she accepted a position as
RN at Georgetown University’s
Medical Intensive Care Unit.
Before working in the ICU, she
first had to complete a 6-month
bridge program.
A Notre Dame Academy graduate,
Aileen worked as an extern at
St. Vincent Medical Center
throughout her college years
and accepted a nursing position
Since 2007, the PNLC offers
16 new pre-nursing majors each
year the opportunity to take
seven courses together including
anatomy & physiology I and
II, first year experience, English
composition I and II, and
chemistry. PNLC sophomores
serve as peer coaches for new
students. The program is definitely
a success. The graduation rate for
PNLC participants is 55.56%,
and the first-year retention rate
for the 2014-2015 cohort is 82%
compared to the national average
of 80%.
“These general education courses
are instrumental in preparing
pre-nursing students for success
in gaining admission to the major
and in graduating,” says Christine
Boudrie, MD, PNLC faculty
member. Dr. Boudrie and three
other arts and sciences faculty work
across the disciplines to provide the
best learning experience possible.
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seen a doctor in some time. “One
of our duties was to successfully
place these individuals in
permanent or long-term housing,”
she says.
Her desire to help those in need
began during a high school trip
to Appalachia. Since that time,
she has participated in service
trips to Honduras, and Habitat
for Humanity projects in Florida,
North Carolina and Texas. A
MC3 AmeriCorps participant,
she also completed 300 hours of
service volunteering at Cherry
Street Mission and Sunshine.
While at Lourdes, Aileen was one
of a few select students chosen
to participate in the annual
Franciscan Pilgrimage to Assisi and
Rome, Italy.
“I am so grateful for the strong
educational and campus ministry
programs Lourdes offers. This
university allowed me to achieve
my degree while fulfilling my
personal goals of helping others,”
she says. When asked who the
professors she remembers most
fondly are, she immediately
responds, “Chris Boudrie!”
there after passing her boards.
One year later, she accepted a
year-long volunteer position in
Washington, DC, at Christ House,
a medical facility for homeless
men with acute medical needs.
Aileen’s clients often were recently
discharged patients from nearby
hospitals or those who had not
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Aileen keeps in close contact with
one of her fellow PNLC cohort
participants and graduates – Ashley
Whitehead (’13, BSN). Currently
studying for her EMT and
Firefighter Training Certification,
Ashley is a RN in the St. Luke’s
Hospital Emergency Room.
Learn more about the PNLC
program at Lourdes.edu/atlourdes.
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2015-2016 Pre-Nursing Learning Community students (new students are in white t-shirts) with their mentors and professors.
Lourdes graduate and former
PNLC participant Aileen Santry
(third from left) with Laureen
Knueven, campus minister;
Sr. Ann Carmen Barone, OSF,
vice president for mission and
ministry; and Sr. Barbara Vano,
OSF, director of campus ministry
and service learning.
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Preparing for professional success
S
ince 1958, Lourdes has
prepared students to
achieve post graduation
success. Recognizing
the ever increasing
global world in which Lourdes
graduates live, the university
has strengthened its internship
programs and increased the
number of study abroad
opportunities.
Megan Eisenhour (’14, BA/BS)
is just one of the many individuals
who have taken advantage of these
opportunities.
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Teaching by example
College can truly change the
course of one’s life. When Megan
Eisenhour graduated high school
and enrolled at a local public
university, she was unsure of
the best major to pursue. She
considered possible careers as a
doctor, physical therapist, nurse
or even a writer. However, life as a
public university student changed
her perspective. “I attended for
one year and experienced the huge
class sizes and non-personalized
education. My chemistry class
was a 500-person lecture! It made
me reminiscent for my small
hometown education and helped
me realize the career I really
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wanted to pursue – that of an
educator.”
The Pemberville native heard
about Lourdes University from a
friend and decided to come for a
campus visit. “It was a perfect fit
for me and my life. I was able to
live at home, work in my family’s
business (Eisenhour Motor Sales)
and pursue my education,”
she says. Double majoring in
Adolescence to Young Adult (AYA)
education and English, the fourth
generation Eisenhour Motor Sales
employee believes transferring to
Lourdes was the “best decision
I ever made. Lourdes is the only
college that understands and
accommodates a student who
needs to work while pursuing his
or her education.”
As she approached her senior year
at Lourdes, Megan was encouraged
to complete some of her student
teaching in Brazil through an
EDA 450 course. She decided to
take advantage of the opportunity
that did not cost much more than
the actual class. “For 10 weeks, I
lived with a Brazilian host family
and taught at the Pan American
School of Porto Alegre. It was an
amazing experience. While I left
home in August during summer,
it was the winter season in Brazil
and very rainy with absolutely
no snow. Porto Alegre is actually
on the same latitude as southern
Africa. There wasn’t a good way to
dress. In the morning it would be
around 35 degrees Fahrenheit and
then after school, the temperature
would hover around 80 degrees!”
While student teaching at the Pan
American School, Megan worked
with eighth graders from South
America, Asia, Germany, and
Spain. When not in school, she
was able to live and travel with her
host family and their seven year old
daughter. “They were very nice. As
one of the wealthier families, they
even had nannies and drivers in
their employ,” she says.
Student teaching and living in
Brazil allowed Megan to learn the
culture and compare and contrast
the education system in both
countries. “The Brazilian public
school system is poor. Students are
not required to attend. There are
no scholarships available for gifted
students with financial need,” she
says. Those students whose families
can afford private schooling are
multilingual – speaking Portuguese
at home, English at school and
often learning several other
languages.
When she returned to the States
that fall, Megan began student
teaching at St. Joseph School in
Sylvania. With the support of a
seventh grade teacher, she created
lesson plans that allowed the
Sylvania students to interact and
learn with the students enrolled
at the Pan American School in
Brazil. Through e-Pals, an online
pen pal program, collaborative
group projects allowed the students
to hone communication skills
including writing formal emails,
friendly letter correspondence, and
formatting in Google Docs. “It was
a great experience for the students.
They took it very seriously because
someone else outside of their lived
experience was seeing their work,”
she says.
After receiving her bachelor’s
degree, the alumna is now teaching
English to high school students at
Carey Exempted Village Schools.
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Learn about these successful students and alumni who have
and internship opportunities
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Cheryl Buckland, ’15, MSN 
Accompanied the Rotary Polio Task Force in
India during its national immunization days
Deborah Dartt, ’14, BA
Completed all of her field experience in
Ireland and worked with Forum Connemara
Emily Ferguson, ’15, BA 
Completed half of her field experience at
Forum Connemara and Connemara West in
Ireland
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Remy Fleurima, ‘14, MBA / ‘13, BS 
Toledo Mud Hens
Game Planning & Group Consultant
Interned for the Toledo Mud Hens
Jacqueline Lazo
Criminal Justice major
Interned with the Los Angeles Police
Department
Christina Goellnitz
Adolescence to Young Adult education major
with a concentration in science
Completed an equine summer study
program in Scotland
Frank Lovalenti
Marketing major
Studied a semester at the University of
Torino in Italy
Chad Gottschalk, ‘13, BS 
Bionix Development Corp.
International Sales Representative
Interned at Bionix
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James Siebert, ‘15, BS 
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles
Capital Project Analyst
Interned at Owens Corning
also prepared themselves for success through study abroad
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Jocelyn Steffes, ‘14, MBA 
La-Z-Boy
Financial Analyst
Interned at La-Z-Boy
Andrew Thomas 
Biology major
Interned at Clos Pegase in the Napa Valley
and is a first level sommelier
Kyle Vandecaveye, ‘15, BS 
Tenneco
Market Specialist
Interned at Tenneco
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Eleanore Sharkey, ’14, BA 
Weekend Student Adventures
(WSAEurope) LLC
Director of Ireland Marketing
Completed the Ireland Program during her
undergraduate studies. Pursuing a master’s
degree in history at the National University
of Ireland Galway.
’15 MBA graduates 
Completed immersion in South Africa
Amanda Archibeque, Gina Black, Suzanne
Braden, Callie Clark, Menyonn Daniels,
Brittany Darrington, Fabenson Frisch,
Aretha Gilmore, Christopher Grzecki, Melissa
Gunner, Kathryn Holman, Brittney Jacobiak,
Pamela Jagodzinski, Jessica Leffler, Fredisha
Martin, Reginald Martin II, Kavaughn Ross,
Monica Smith, Brittany Taylor, Justin Veigel
’15 MBA students and graduates
Completed immersion in Shanghai, China
Eyvonne Frye, Richard Hochkins, Mary
Kolasinski, Maribeth Kwapich Rabara (‘13),
Nicole Menden (‘07)
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An advocate and entrepreneur
G
rowing up in
Cincinnati, Todd
Williams (’02,
BA) was immersed
in the small
business environment. Most of
his family worked at the business
his grandfather established. “That
experience instilled in me an
entrepreneurial spirit. It was a
successful business; my father and
his siblings all worked there and
raised families,” he says.
While his first foray into college
was not a rousing success (“I
promptly failed out of a public
university after 3 semesters”), he
decided to move to the northwest
Ohio region. After successfully
completing four semesters at a
community college, he found his
place at Lourdes. “The valuesbased education motivated me
and kindled a desire to make a
difference in society,” he says.
After receiving his bachelor’s
degree in business
administration, he applied and
was accepted to The University
of Toledo Law School. Shortly
after receiving his JD, he passed
the bar on his first try, was sworn
in, and two weeks later, he and
his wife Megan welcomed their
daughter Sophia.
Licensed in Ohio and Michigan,
Todd has already left an
indelible mark on this region.
He founded Williams Allwein
& Moser, LLC, a firm which was
in the forefront of energy law;
specifically as it pertains to solar
energy and energy efficiency.
Leader in PACE projects
Todd first was exposed to
energy law as a law fellow with
the Ohio Environmental Council
while waiting for his bar results.
Todd has served as legal advisor
for Toledo-Lucas County Port
Authority’s Northwest Ohio
BetterBuildings program, and
has played an integral role in the
legal structure and formation of
Toledo Ohio Advanced Energy
Improvement Corporation
which governs northwest Ohio’s
energy special improvement
(PACE) district. He is proud
of the accomplishments of the
Port Authority’s energy efficiency
building retrofit program; and
implementing more than $20
million in financed energy
efficiency projects. It is a positive
impact on the community, and the
environment.
Successful
implementation of
solar in Ohio
It is the direct impact on the
environment that draws Todd to
work with solar developers and
advocates. He has negotiated and
drafted power purchase agreements
resulting in over four megawatts
of installed solar energy in Ohio,
most notably the solar field
near the Toledo Zoo; served as a
national nonprofit solar advocate;
and published articles as a green
energy expert.
“It is hard to explain to my
daughter what I do for a living,
but now every time we go to the
zoo, she gets to see something I
worked on,” he says.
Supporting his alma
mater
“I believe in the Franciscan
education that Lourdes provides. It
inspired me and continues to drive
me in my personal and professional
life including how I want to raise
my family,” says Todd. A strong
Lourdes supporter, he has served
as president of the alumni business
branch, and as a member of the
university’s alumni association
board of directors – both as vice
president and president.
Branching out
After achieving success with
his own firm (annual sales of
$250,000 in the fourth year and
establishing a satellite office in
Columbus), Todd felt compelled
to devote more time to the practice
of environmental law. To that
end, he is now working as an
associate attorney for Shindler,
Neff, Holmes, Worline & Mohler,
LLP. As he points out, “working
for a firm rather than running
one allows me to accomplish
more in a field I am passionate
about while also broadening my
areas of expertise.” One thing is
certain. The talented advocate will
continue to positively impact this
region and its economy. U
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alumni pics
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
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1 - Elizabeth Davies ’03, BIS,
Gina Black (‘13, BA), and Ruthie Mitchell (’13, BA) during Move-In Day.
2 - Andre Smith and Remy Fleurima ('14, MBA / '13, BS)
3 - Aaron Phillips ('12, MBA / '11, BS),
Pat O'Connell, Jane Hankenhof Curry
('09, MOL), Erin McPartland ('12, MBA /
'11, BS), and Alishea Sutton ('14, MBA /
'07, BA) during an alumni networking event.
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4 - Kimberly Sader ('13, MOL) is
employed with Healogics.
5 - Rachel Crum ('14, MBA / '13, BS)
works as a human resources coordinator at
Ralph Lauren in NC.
6 - Tiffany Paris ('10, BA) at Mercy
Health where she is senior wellness
coordinator.
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
7 - (From left) Karen Molla ('15, MBA/
'09, BA), James Speiser ('14, MBA),
Marcia VanDusen ('14, MBA/'12, BSN) and
Chandra McFadden ('14, MBA)
8 - Elizabeth ('03, BIS) and Robert
Davies at an Alumni Happy Hour at the
Village Inn in Sylvania.
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

Introducing
the 2015-2016
Alumni Officers
Mike Buck (’12)
President
Gloria Stiles (’92)
Vice President
Summer Repass (’11)
Secretary
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At-Large Members
Michelle Donnelly (’14)
Tiffany Duraney (’14)
Sharon Gillespie (’08, ’04, ’01)
Anneke Godlewski (’08)
Stephanie Goller (’03)
Fran Hendren (’98)
Mary Mattimore (’12)
Ruthi Mitchell (’13)
Susan Nowak (’13)
Linda Roth (’08)
Randy Saint John (’03)
Alishea Sutton (’14, ’07)
Mary Wesley (’14)
Gwendolyn Wilson-Banks (’08)
Patricia Zulewski (’13)
9 - Eleanore Sharkey ('14, BA) visiting
campus before returning to Ireland to
complete her graduate studies and begin
her new job.
10 - Sr. Mary Joan Mike ('72, AA) has
received a distinguished principal award.
11 - Alishea Sutton ('14, MBA/'07, BA)
and Ruthi Mitchell ('13, BA)
13 - Barbara Tolsen ('10, BS) and husband Dale at an event.
14 - Danise St. Andrew ('13, MOL) is
employed at Novelis, Inc. in Atlanta, GA.
15 - Susie Nowak ('13, MOL), Doug
Boston ('98, BSN / '88, BA), and Sr.
Barbara Vano on the Walk with Francis.
16 - Brooke Darah ('14, BA) receiving an
award with her golf team at Hit the Links.
17 - Tigana Cain ('13, BS,) in town from Chicago for a visit.
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12 - Allison Walter ('15, BA) celebrates
her new alumna status at Grad Bash.
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class notes
1961
1985
2003
AA, Liberal Arts
Sr. Rita Jane Radecki, OSF
Sr. Rita Jane received board
certification as a hospital chaplain
from the National Association of
Catholic Chaplains.
BIS, Psychology, Religious Studies
Sr. Martha Herkness, OSF
Sr. Martha celebrated her Golden
50th Jubilee as a professed Sylvania
Franciscan.
BS, Adolescence to Young Adult
Elena Dotson
Elena is a math and science
educator to 7-12th grade students in
Kongiganak, AK.
1965
AA, Liberal Arts
Sr. Claudia Bronsing, OSF
Sr. Claudia celebrated her Golden
50th Jubilee as a professed Sylvania
Franciscan.
AA, Liberal Arts
Sr. Diana Lynn Eckel, OSF
Sr. Diana Lynn celebrated her
Golden 50th Jubilee as a professed
Sylvania Franciscan.
AA, Liberal Arts
Sr. Valerie Grondin, OSF, PhD
Sr. Valerie celebrated her Golden
50th Jubilee as a professed Sylvania
Franciscan.
AA, Liberal Arts
Sr. Mary Frances Reichenberger, OSF
Sr. Mary celebrated her Golden
50th Jubilee as a professed Sylvania
Franciscan.
1967
AA, Liberal Arts
Sr. Nancy Surma, OSF, PhD
Sr. Nancy was appointed vice
president for Catholic Health
Initiatives.
1972
AA, Liberal Arts
Sr. Mary Joan Mike, OSF
Sr. Mary Joan was awarded the
2015 National Catholic Education
Association’s Distinguished Principal
Award. She is principal of Nativity
Elementary School in Biloxi, MS.
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1988
BA, Psychology
Daniel Wilkins
Dan owns the Nth Degree and was
featured in peoplesworld.org for
his work with the Disability Rights
Movement.
1995
BIS, Business
Candice Hines
Candice is employed as an assistant
director of development for the
Central Ohio Diabetes Association.
2001
BA, Religious Studies
Elizabeth Ann Goodwin
Dr. Goodwin completed her
doctorate degree in educational
administration from Saint Louis
University. Prior to receiving her
degree, she was employed as principal
of Rosati-Kain High School, an
archdiocesan school in St. Louis,
MO.
2002
BS, Biology
Jacquelynn Sharp
Jackie is enjoying her position
at Davis Besse in the chemistry
department where she has been
employed for the past nine years.
BA, Business Administration
Todd Williams
Todd has joined Shindler, Neff,
Holmes, Worline & Mohler, LLP as
an associate attorney.
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BS, Adolescence to Young Adult
Education / ’02, BA, History
Rev. George Mahas III
The alumnus was ordained into the
Catholic Church, Diocese of Toledo,
at Rosary Cathedral.
BA, Criminal Justice
Janet Zale
Janet received the International
Social Media Investigator Award
from ConnectedCOPS.net, a private
enforcement website that promotes
internet use by police officers.
2006
BA, Interdisciplinary Studies
Aimee Beeman
Aimee works as a post-award land
analyst for Logistics System Inc. in
Columbus.
2007
BA, History
Douglas Kidd
Douglas serves as vice president of
the Traumatic Brain Injury Resource
Center. He is also the founder/
owner of Undistracted Driving
Advocacy, LLC and is co-chair of
the accessibility/transportation
committee for the Toledo/Lucas
County Commission on Disabilities.
BS, Biology
Joseph Rose
Joe received his master’s degree in the
physician assistant program at The
University of Toledo.
MOL, Organizational Leadership
Beth Tronolone
Beth was recognized as Mentor
of the Year by Registered Dental
Hygienist magazine.
2010
2013 (cont.)
2014 (cont.)
BA, Sociology
Tiffany Paris
Tiffany is employed as senior wellness
coordinator at Mercy Health.
BSN, Nursing
Aileen Santry
Aileen works as a RN for the
Georgetown Medical Center
Intensive Care Unit in Washington,
DC.
BA, Social Work
Mary Wesley
Mary is pursuing her master’s degree
in social work at the University
of Michigan and recently began
working as a youth program
coordinator for Bethany House.
2012
MSN, Nursing / ’99, BSN, Nursing
Bethany Brown
Bethany Brown works as the health
commissioner for Sandusky County’s
Combined General Health District.
MBA, Business Administration /
‘11, BS, Administration / ’
09, AA, Business
Sandy Harris Jr.
Sandy is currently employed as a field
operations specialist at NiSource.
MOL, Organizational Leadership
Chrys Peterson
Chrys owns her own consulting
firm and is teaching in ProMedica’s
leadership academy.
2013
BA, Social Work
Caitlin Keener (Long)
Caitlin is employed as a behavior
specialist/social worker at Summit
Academy.
BA, Adoleescence to Young Adult
Daniella Mazzocca
Daniella is employed as a sixth grade
math and science teacher in Toledo
Public Schools Raymer Elementary
School.
MOL, Organizational Leadership
Kimberly Sader
Kim is employed as program
director in the Wound Healing
Center at Wood County Hospital, a
collaboration between Wood County
Hospital and Healogics, Inc.
MOL, Organizational Leadership
Danise St. Andrew
Danise works as a pricing leader with
Novelis, Inc. in Atlanta, GA.
MOL, Organizational Leadership
Christina Warner
Christina now works as program
director at St. Vincent Medical
Center Wound and HBO Center,
operated by Healogics.
2014
BS, Accounting / ’11, BS,
Accounting and Finance
Ashlee Bergquist
Ashlee is working as an audit
associate with Deloitte & Touche in
Chicago, IL.
MOL, Organizational Leadership
Carol Bintz
Carol is employed as the chief
operating officer at the Toledo
Museum of Art.
MBA, Business Administration /
’13, BS, Human Resources
Management, Health Care
Administration
Rachel Crum
Rachel is employed as a human
resources coordinator for Ralph
Lauren in Greensboro/WinstonSalem, NC.
BA, History
Eleanore Sharkey
Eleanore is pursuing her master’s
degree in history at the National
University of Ireland in Galway. She
is also employed as director of Ireland
marketing at Weekend Student
Adventures (WSAEurope) LLC.
MEd, Teaching and Technology;
’10, BA, Middle Childhood
Education
Suzanne Saunders
Suzanne published her first book
Haze the Happy Helper. The children’s
book about a service pit bull dog
teaches the significance of not
judging others by their appearance
but by what is inside.
2015
MSN, Nursing
Cheryl Buckland
Cheryl has been appointed vice
president of the Greater Fostoria
Community Foundation, Inc.’s
Board of Trustees.
BA, Social Work
Sergey Ostrovskiy
Sergey is pursuing his master’s degree
in social work at Case-Western
University in Cleveland.
BS, Accounting, Business
Administration
Holly-Lynn Palmer-Wright
Holly-Lynn is pursuing her master
of accountancy program at Bowling
Green State University.
BS, Accounting and Finance
James Siebert
James is working as a capital finance
analyst at Fiat Chrysler Automotive North America, a position offered to
him after fulfilling his internship.
MBA, Business Administration
Jocelyn Steffes
Jocelyn is employed as a financial
analyst at La-Z-Boy. U
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Campus News Briefs
STUDENTS...
A year in pictures
The 2014-2015 year offered many student-centered opportunities and activities.
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Campus News Briefs
$2.4 million in grant funding awarded
of Health and Human Services through the Nurse
Anesthetist Traineeship program.
The Lourdes University office of Corporate, Foundation
and Government Relations brought in approximately
$2.4 million in funding for academic and student life
programs.
 The Hearst Foundations have established a
$100,000 Hearst Scholarship Fund. The renewable
scholarships benefit five academically successful
students from disadvantaged backgrounds with
demonstrated financial needs.
Grants awards
 First Solar has awarded a $10,000 sponsorship to the
Appold Planetarium to assist with renovations and
a grand re-opening featuring the Solar Superstorms
presentation.
 The Student Support Services Program of the U.S.
Department of Education has awarded $1.35 million
to the Lourdes University TRiO program to be
disbursed over a five year period. The university
will receive $271,404 during the 2015-2016
academic year. Designed to assist first generation,
low-income and/or disabled college students, TRiO
provides information about career and financial aid
opportunities, offers academic assistance including
tutoring, mentoring and supplemental instruction,
and provides the opportunity for cultural
enrichment.
 The Clement O. Miniger Memorial Foundation
has awarded $12,000 to support the renovation and
expansion of biology and chemistry labs.
 The College of Nursing has received $7,985 from the Ruth Kelly L. Kelly Foundation for the purchase
of simulation lab equipment for the Nurse Anesthetist Program.
Celebrating Lourdes’ 57th
graduating class
In May, President David Livingston, PhD,
conferred bachelor and master’s degrees at the 57th
commencement ceremony.
Four College of Nursing grants totaling $962,938
have been awarded by the U.S. Department of
Health & Human Services’ Health Resources &
Services Administration (HRSA) for the 20152016 academic year. Seventy-eight percent of the
funding will provide resources and financial aid
to undergraduate and graduate students from
disadvantaged backgrounds and support their wish
to become part of the nursing and health professions
workforce.
The Lourdes University Nurse Anesthesia Program
has been awarded $18,625 from the Department
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View more photos at Lourdes.edu/atlourdes.
Benefiting student scholarships
Five community leaders join the board
The Office of Institutional Advancement brought
in $345,192 for student scholarships during the
academic year. The proceeds were provided through the
university’s signature fundraisers – Celebrity Wait Night,
Luminations and Hit the Links.
President David Livingston, PhD, is pleased to
announce the appointment of five new members to the
institution’s board of trustees. Their terms on the board
began July 1, 2015.
George Brymer (‘08, BA;
’10 MOL) is an accomplished
professional and author. He
currently serves as chief operating
officer of
the Image
Group.
Rita Mansour is a senior
managing director of McDonald
Partners and works with clients
across the globe.
Chrys Peterson (‘12, MOL)
owns a consulting firm. For 20
years, she was a WTOL news
anchor.
Daniel Smith is the senior vice
president of organization and
administration, and is a member
of the executive committee at
Owens Corning.
To learn more about the fundraisers, view event
sponsors, and enjoy photos from these events, visit
Lourdes.edu/atlourdes. Mark your calendar for
Luminations! 2016 on Saturday, April 30.
Thomas Winston is vice
president, administration and
chief financial officer for the
Toledo-Lucas County Port
Authority. U
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Expanding her horizon
M
aster of
Organizational
Leadership
alumna
Christina
Warner (’13) has been appointed
program director at St. Vincent
Medical Center’s Wound and
Hyper Baric Oxygen (HBO)
Center. The program is offered and
managed by Healogics, nationally
recognized experts in wound care.
Having worked for three decades
at St. Vincent Medical Center, a
Mercy Health member, Christina
has excelled in several positions
including benefit analyst, managed
care operations specialist, and most
recently, business development
market manager. While she wasn’t
considering an employment
change, a colleague and mentor
encouraged her to do so. “The
position with Healogics provides
more responsibilities and new
challenges. It really is a great fit.
As program director, I manage the
wound care team at St. Vincent
Hospital and work with colleagues
across the United States, ensuring
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that our Healogics
program remains the
nation’s best and meets
our patients’ needs,”
she says.
At the Wound and
HBO Center, patients
whose wounds have
not successfully
healed utilizing more
traditional methods
are treated with hyper
baric oxygen, healing
the wound from the
inside out. Treatment
involves daily two-hour
sessions in an HBO
tank for a period of
30 days. Christine
has welcomed the
opportunity to work
more closely with
patients. “It is a
refreshing difference
and very rewarding,”
she adds.
During her free time, the avid
camper spends time at the family’s
weekend place with husband
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Doug, their son Justin, 15, and
daughter Madison, 22. “We are
just very relaxed individuals who
enjoy family time outdoors.”
Christina’s good friend and fellow
MOL graduate Kimberly Sader
(’13) also recently secured a
similar position with Healogics
at Wood County Hospital. “Kim
and I achieved our degree together
and now we work in the same
field. It definitely makes for great
conversations,” she says with a
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2014 - 2015 Annual Report
The 2014-15 fiscal year generated $28.5 million in revenue and $30.8 million in expenditures.
The overall change in net assets from operating activities was $2.3 million. The endowment
grew to $11.0 million, up $200 thousand or 2%, from last year’s reported $10.8 million.
Over $812 thousand of the growth in endowment resulted from contributions from
generous donors.

Tuition: 73.26%

Gifts & Grants: 10.82%
REVENUE

Investment Income: 1.73%
$28.5M

Sponsor: 2.20%

Other: 11.99%

Instruction: 36.18%

Institutional Support: 33.00%
EXPENDITURES

Student Services: 14.81%
$30.8M

Grant: 6.43%

Administration: 4.96%

Institutional Advancement: 4.62%
ENDOWMENT
$11,000,000
$10,800,564
$11,003,077
$10,000,000
9,297,736
$9,000,000
$8,000,000
$7,749,290
$7,804,298
$7,000,000
$6,250,109
$6,000,000
$5,687,794
$5,000,000
$4,000,000
$3,000,000
$2,000,000
$1,000,000
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*Deceased
Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy
in this report. However, if your name has been
incorrectly listed or inadvertently omitted, please
contact Mike George, director of development, at
mgeorge@lourdes.edu or 419-517-8990.
$1,000,000+
Russell J. & Carolee M. Ebeid
Rita F. O’Grady Trust*
Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges, Inc.
ProMedica Flower Hospital/McKesson Fund
ProMedica Health System
Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving
Sisters of St. Francis - sponsor since 1958
$500,000 – 999,999
Diocese of Toledo
Dorothy M. Faber Trust
Fifth Third Bank
Richard A. & Dolly Flasck
LaValley Foundation
Mary A.* & Richard G. LaValley, Sr.*
Robin & Richard G. LaValley, Jr.
Joseph* & Kathleen Magliochetti
Joseph T. & Deborah K. Nachtrab
Stranahan Foundation
Robert A. Weinberg & Antoinette L. LaValley
$100,000 – 499,999
Anonymous
Andersons Fund Supporting Organization
Michael J. & Carol H. Anderson
Richard P. ‘05 & Frances H. Anderson
James M. & Patricia J. Appold
Robert V. ‘96 & Mary Arquette
AVI Foodsystems, Inc.
John C. & Sarah J. Bates
Allan J. & Susan J. Block
William J. & Cathy Carroll
City of Sylvania
Mahlon Cooper*
Dana Holding Corporation
Delbro LTD an Ohio LLC
Bradley J. & Kathie Delp
Cleves R. & Kathy Delp
The Honorable Andy H. & Lorene T. Devine
Richard R. & Kathleen A. ‘94 Faist
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
France Stone Foundation
Paulette & Thomas B. Geiger, Jr.
Diane E. ‘15 & John H. Harris, III
Rev. James Holmer
Michael & Tina Hylant
Sandra M. Hylant
Iott Foundation
Dennis G. & Sheila C. Johnson
Kathy & George M. Jones, III
KeyBank
Bruce D. ‘08 & Jayne M. Klinger
Paul R. Koester
Robert W. & Kimberly A. LaClair
Lourdes University Auxiliary
Lyden Company
The Lyden Family
Michael P. & Gloria McAlear
Patrick & Marilyn O. McAlear
Honoring donors who have contributed $5,000 or more
over their lifetime of giving as of June 30, 2015.
Harold A.* & Helen McMaster
Clement O. Miniger Memorial Foundation
James M. & Kay K. Murray
Penny & Robert E. O’Brien
O-I Charities Foundation
The Frost-Parker Foundation
Ruth Frost Parker*
Retirement Research Foundation
Rudolph/Libbe, Inc.
William & Laura Rudolph
Charlotte R. Schmidlapp Fund
Toledo Community Foundation, Inc.
Larry D. & Kathleen S. Ulrich
Waite-Brand Foundation
Donald D.* & Grace* Young
Cecilia Zarembski*
$50,000 – 99,999
Anonymous
The Andersons
Anderson Foundation
The Andersons Inc. Charitable Foundation
Richard L. & Denise S. Arnos
John & Elaine W. Bachey
Elsie and Harry Baumker Charitable Foundation, Inc.
Joan E. Bayer
Block Communications Inc.
Vicky A. & George A. ‘08, ‘10 Brymer, Jr.
Buckeye CableSystem
Capital Tire Group, Inc.
Bruce C. Carver
Barbara D. & Frank W. Cubbon, Jr.
Dana Corporation Foundation
Determination Ventures LLC
Judy T. & Thomas A.* DeVilbiss, II
The Education Foundation of America
Ernest C. & Carolina Enrique
Entelco Foundation
Elmer L.* & Dorothy M.* Faber
Mark S. Feldstein
The Mark S. Feldstein Private Foundation
Charles A. & Terry Fetzek
Celia* & James R. Findlay, Sr.
Michael & Karen Fischer
Helene Fuld Health Trust
Charles P. Gallagher
Grey Nun Community Fund
James & Michelle M. Haudan
William Randolph Hearst Foundation
Heidtman Steel Products
Robert C. & Linda Helmer
Hylant Family Foundation, Inc.
Hylant Group
Jeannie Hylant
Patrick R. & Ann Hylant
Richard & Clare Hylant
KeyBank Nat’l Assoc. for the Walter E. Terhune
Memorial Fund
Michael P. & Beth L. ‘05 Killian
Edward P. & Lisa Kinsey
George A. & Carol Koury
Florence M. Lackamp*
Ronald R.* & Colleen Langenderfer
Lawrence A.* & Carolyn S.* Leo
Lewandowski Engineers
Mass Mutual Financial Group
McMaster Foundation
Medical Mutual
John F. & Ann L. Meier
Donald M. & Martha Mewhort
Muir Graphics, Inc.
PNC Bank
Dorothy Price
Gene ‘08 & Janet H. Robinson
Root, Inc.
John* & Mary K. Savage
John F. and Mary K. Savage Family Foundation, Inc.
Scott J. & Julie Savage
Jacob G. Schmidlapp Trusts
Scholarship Fund, Inc.
Shumaker, Loop & Kendrick, LLP
Sky Financial Group
Herman & Lee Steele
Stephen & Ann Stranahan
St. Vincent Alumni Association
Sylvania Recreation Corporation
John & Yolanda Szuch
Thread Marketing Group
The Toledo Blade
David F. & Heidi E. Waterman
R. Duke & Martha Wheeler
Richard E. & Pearl M.* White
Xavier University
$10,000 – 49,999
Anonymous
ACCESS
John R. & Deborah A. Alderman
Jack J. & Barbara Altenburger
Ruth E. Alteneder
American Association of State Colleges & Universities
American Association of University Women
Ameritech Foundation
The Anastasia Fund
Robert* & Mary Jo Anderson
Area Office on Aging of Northwestern Ohio, Inc.
Arts Midwest
Association for Gerontology in Higher Education
James & Ursula Barrett
John C. Bates Foundation
Paul T. Belazis & Judy A. Didion
Bennett Enterprises, Inc.
F. Michael* & Debra A. Bercher
Edwin M.* & Sally J. ‘92 Bergsmark
Richard L. & Sarah J. ‘96 Berndt
Betco Corporation
Thomas V. & Joyce A. Bettinger
Paul C. & Randa L. Betz
Patrick J. & Annette Birney
The Birney Tennis Foundation
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Lester G. Bittner*
R. Jeffrey & Kathleen R. Bixler
Blade Foundation
Thomas C. & Anne Marie Blank
Olga Christina Boone* & Ellen C. Boone
Terry L. Bossert
Bostleman Corporation
Douglas J. Boston ‘98
Bowling Green State University Foundation
Thomas E. & Elizabeth C. Brady
Brooks Insurance Agency
Ashel G. Bryan*
Wayne & Gayle A. ‘08 Burrer
Ronald G. & Elizabeth J. Cain
David & Marilyn Camp
Cargill Grain Division
Century Equipment, Inc.
The Chrysler Foundation
Church of All Saints
Ciao! Ristorante
Lindell S. Clemens
Collaborative Charities Fund
The Collaborative, Inc.
Joseph M. & Mary Ann Colturi
Comfort Line Ltd
Concept Rehab, Inc.
John H. & Sue Crandall
Douglas Crocker
Sheilah M. Crowley
Ernest & Helen B. ‘93 Crum
Crum Manufacturing Inc.
Charles & Cynthia M. Dana
Milo L. & Chrissie Danzeisen
Deco Tools, Inc.
William & Sara Jane DeHoff
Leo G. & Debra J. Deiger
Diamante
Dimech Services, Inc.
DirecTV
Hank J. & Mary Douglas
Norene L. Drewicz ‘59
Pantalejmon Dziad*
Ernst & Young Foundation
Richard R. Faist and Kathleen A. Faist Revocable Trust
Michael T. & Kristi Farrell
Findley Davies, Inc.
FirstEnergy Corporation
FirstEnergy Foundation
Fischer Tool & Die Corp.
Karen Fisher
Flower Hospital Auxiliary
Follett Higher Education Group
Michael P. & Robin C. French
Rev. F. Anthony Gallagher
Ann M. Galloway
Stanley B. Galup*
General Mills Foundation
Michael & Sondra Gibbons
Michael F. & Roseanne Gill-Jacobson
Laurine L. Gladieux*
Timothy M. & Jennifer Gladieux
Virgil* & Beatrice G.* Gladieux
Goodremont’s, Inc.
James F.* & Betty J.* ‘93 Gorman
Glenn & Deborah Grady
Geoffrey & Jenna Grubb
Stephen L. & Kathleen M. Guillard
Ric & Kelly Gum
38 Allen T. ‘88 & Maggie L. Haley
HCR Manor Care
HCR Manor Care Foundation
Lewis R. Heldt*
Heymann Foundation
Benjamin E. Hills ‘91
Holly H. Hills
Charles W. & Rosalie M. Hinde
Gerard C. & Patricia Hipp
Carl H. & Anne D. Hirsch
Richard & Therese K. Hoffman
Paul B. & Carol Hood
Matthew R. & Marie M. Hopkins Foundation
Daniel P. & Erin C. Ibele
Thomas W. & Nancy P. Kabat
Marcy Kaptur
W. K. Kellogg Foundation
Ruth L. Kelly Foundation
Kemper Securities, Inc.
Kevin J. & Susan Kenney
Diane L. & William J. Kitson III
Klinger Associates Inc.
Milton F. & Deborah T. Knight
Paul M. & Carol A. Kraus
Jeffrey J. & Pat Kuhr
Michael J. & Gayle A. Lampkowski
LaserLine, Inc.
The Lathrop Company
Richard G. LaValley Trust
LDU Enterprises, LLC
Anne M. Lenkay
Harold R. & Carol A. Leupp
Libbey Inc.
Jill A. Liebnau ‘93
Edward J.* & Elizabeth B.* Lishewski
Joyce P. Litten
David J. & Joan M. Livingston
Lourdes University Alumni Association
Lourdes University Staff Association
David and Lura Lovell Foundation
William G. Lyden, Jr. Charitable Trust
Marathon Classic presented by Owens Corning and O-I
Marathon Oil Company Foundation
Michael T. & Joyce A. Marciniak
Emil & Penny Marks
George C. Matthews
Patrick J. & Angele McGrady
Rene C. McPherson*
Mercy Health Partners
Mercy St. Vincent
Donald & Gail Mewhort
Miller Lite Pizza Challenge
Milliken & Co.
Mobile Meals of Toledo
Susan Morgan
Mortgage Insurance Companies of America
MT Business Technologies, Inc.
David J. & Mary Heather Munger
Hal P. & Melissa Munger
Lawrence P. & Darri S. ‘04 Murphy
NAFSA Association of International Educators
Ellen & Robert J. Navarre, Jr.
Bernadette Noe
Thomas W. Noe
Northwestern Mutual Financial Network
Nu Tek Steel, LLC
Edward J. & Lorraine R. Nussel
David L. & Katherine O’Connell
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Patrick & Erin O’Hearn
Joe & Annie O’Leary
Randall D. & Barbara K. Oostra
Charles* & Joan* Oswald
Owens Corning Foundation, Inc.
Owens-Illinois, Inc.
Walter R. Palicki
Thomas W. & Susan F. Palmer
Barney* & Barbara Paskiet
Paskiet Family Heritage Foundation
Mark & Cynthia L. ‘02, ‘11 Patterson
PepsiAmericas
Thomas C. & Kathleen L. Perzynski
Larry C. & Jill Peterson
Pfizer Foundation Matching Gift Program
Phi Theta Kappa
Pilkington North America
PNC Foundation
James W. & Mary E. Pope
Rev. James Profota
Program Solutions Group
Richard K. & Elizabeth* Ransom
Ed & Linda Reiter
Republic Construction Corporation
Catherine Reuther
Mark E. Ridenour Family
Robin Riley-Casey ‘02
Wellington F. Roemer, III
Wellington F. Roemer Insurance Co
The Robert C. Savage & Susan M. Savage Family
Foundation
Susan M. & Robert C. Savage, Sr.
David & Cindy Schlaudecker
Keith K. & Shirley Schlender
Robert W. & Laurie Schoonmaker
Science Alliance for Valuing the Environment
Patricia F. Seifried*
Service Spring Corporation
Dale J. & Phyllis Seymour
Yehia H. & Emney Shousher
Yehia H. Shousher Rev. Living Trust
Signature Bank
Msgr. Bernard E. Smith*
Michael J. & Mary T. Smith
Spanish American Organization
St. Luke’s Hospital
Darlene ‘78 & Richard B. Stansley, Sr.
Steel Dynamics, Inc.
Frank M. & Christie Stichter
Jack & Gloria J. ‘92 Stiles
John P. & Christine A. ‘95 Stockwell
John W. Stoepler*
R. A. Stranahan, Jr. Charitable Trust
Albert & Gerda Stroucken
Robert A. & Linda Sullivan
Sylvania Area Chamber of Commerce
Sylvania Community Improvement Corp.
Sylvania Franciscan Health
Les & Erin L. Szavuly
Toledo Classic, Inc.
Toledo Edison Corporation
The Toledo Woman’s Club
Harvey A. & Constance Tolson
Trans Tech Logistics, Inc.
Turner Electrical Services
United Way of Greater Toledo
USX Foundation
Al & Deborah J. Vargo
Richard Vernier & Patricia L. McCutchan-Vernier ‘89
Vin Devers Autohaus of Sylvania
Douglas ‘08 & Deborah K. ‘92 Waldie
Polly & Thomas I. Webb, Jr.*
Thomas J. & Ann L. Welly
Philip S. Willis Student Loan Fund
George S.* ‘99 & Sharon A.* Wilson
Harley A. & Nancy E. ‘91 Wood
Eugene R.* & Connie* Wos
WTOL 11
Anoar & Kathleen Zacharias
Jerrol M. & Susan L. Zemla
$5,000 – 9,999
Anonymous
Aladdin Food Management Services, Inc.
All Green Inc.
Daniel T. & Lynn T. Anderson
Andy & Melissa ‘11* Anderzack
Jean M. Areddy
Arts Commission of Greater Toledo
Bartz Viviano
Nellie F. Bash for Charities
B-D Manufacturing Inc
Charles & Diane Beavers
Stephen S.* & Mary Ann Binkowski
Michael D. ‘98 & Karen Biscay
Aaron & Ronnie Bivins
Ellen C. Boone
Sam & Susan G. Botek
Alan W. & Dana Brass
Nancy J. Brown
Ruth L. Brown
Richard J. & Jenny Brunner
Ronald & Pat L. ‘86 Burnard
Butterfly House and Garden Center
John E. & Mary J. ‘96 Campbell
A. Evelyn Capoun*
James & Eileen Carr
John & Therese A. ‘91 Carroll
Peter B. & Nancy B. Carroll
Carson’s Steakhouse
Chase Investment Counsel Corporation
Walter A. Churchill*
Teresa Clark
Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan
Continental Secret Service Bureau, Inc.
Contract Laboratories Assoc., Inc.
Cooper-Smith Advertising
Kathryn M. Crook*
Scott A. Crow
Dana Corporation
Brian J. & Faye M. Darah
Dave White Chevrolet
Judith A. Davenport
Delp Family Heritage Foundation
Charles Donatelli*
Door Security Solutions NORTH SHORES
The Dow Chemical Company Foundation
Dow Jones & Co., Inc.
James D. ‘92 & Jaclyn M. Enderlen
Ernst & Young, LLP
Sara P. Feldstein
Findlay Business Partners Ltd
Flower Hospital Guild
Forrester & Wehrle, Inc.
Franciscan Care Center Sylvania
Friends Business Source
Funk Luetke Skunda Marketing, Inc.
Jeanette G. Furman*
Thomas W. & Martha S. Gallagher
Michael A. & Karen A. George
Great Lakes Credit Union, Inc.
Gregory A. & Jennifer ‘01 ‘15 Guzman
Letty & Elmer Haigh, Jr.
Chad M. ‘97 & Kristie Haley
John F. & Jeanie Hayward
Heartland Arts Fund
Earl C. & Dolores M. Heath
Margaret G. & Carl B. Hedlund, Jr.
James K. & Louise Henahan
Pamela S. Hershberger
The Hodge Group
Gerald Hoeffel
Paul R. & Pamela A. Hollenbeck
H.O.T. Graphics
Mark* & Amy L. Houston
Huntington National Bank
I.B.E.W. Local Union No. 8
The Image Group
Wallace D.* & Jeanette* Iott
Jeffers Crane Service
Jocarno Fund
Marina Joy
Kenney & Niehaus, Ltd.
Key Foundation
Alan W. Kimpel & Barbara S. Steele
Hugh* & Eva* Kirk
Denny Kish & Kimberly A. Grieve
James E. & Mary Ann Kline
Paul O. Koether
John F. & Barbara A. ‘98 Kornacki
Jeffery J. & Mary A. Kozy
Wallace F. Krueger
Annette M. Kurtz
Lakeside Interior Contractors, Inc.
Lamar Advertising
Frank E. Landry
Dale D. & Carol Lanigan
Ruth M. Lewandowski*
Songtao Liu & Mengxiao Dai
Paul & Susan Longenecker
Mr. & Mrs. James H.* Luckey
Dean C. & Judith A. Ludwig
Bob & Eileen Macrina
Mail It Corporation
Mail Works II LLC
Todd & Leah Matteson
Robert L. & Kathleen A. Maxwell
Vincent K. & Lorraine E. ‘99 McHugh
Medical Value Plan
Merck Company Foundation
Mercy Health
Amy L. ‘09 & George M. Mergen, Jr.
Merrill Lynch & Co., Inc.
Metropolitan Distributing
Herbert R.* & Carolyn M. Metzger
Michael R. Miller
Christopher & Christine M. ‘13 Morris
The Mosser Group
Michael J. & Judi L. Nath
Sr. Rachel Marie Nijakowski, OSF ‘71
Northwest Electrical Contracting
Northwestern Mutual Foundation
William M.* & Dorothy D. Nunemaker
John W. & Donna M. O’Connell
Patricia K. O’Connell
OCP Contractors, Inc.
Office Furniture Warehouse
Ohio Campus Compact
Laurie B. Orzechowski
Ronald W. & Svetlana ‘98 Ottney
Paramount Health Care
Pennsylvania Performing Arts on Tour
Michael & Tracy Pfeiffer
David J. & Dot Pienta
Port Lawrence Title and Trust Company
Providence Care Centers
The Province of St. John The Baptist –
Order of Friars Minor
Keith A. ‘03 & Michelle A. Rable
Mary & Martin P. ‘84 Regan, Jr.
William Reineke
Frank J. Reynolds ‘88 & Catherine D. Callahan ‘89
Anthony* & Katherine* Rigoli
Frank J.* & Nancy E.* Roach
Karen S. Roadruck ‘09
Jean Gerdeman Rocchi
Romanoff Electric Corp
Bruce F. & Elizabeth B. Rumpf
Randy ‘04 & Dawn M. Saint John
William E. & Carol A. ‘87 Schumaker
David W. ‘05 & Tracy Seeger
Helene E. Sheets ‘09
Kay A. & James Silk, Sr.
Scott L. & Liz Simon
Patricia A. Skaff ‘93
Anna F. Skoney*
Beverly A. Smith ‘95
Scot A. & Jodie Smith
Patricia A. Snyder*
Eleanor Sonntag
David J. & Sue Spiess
Ingrid Springer
Virginia M. Stevenson ‘89
Target
TDC Companies
Marguerite* & Norman R. Thal, Jr.
Tim Horton’s
Toledo Area Catholic High Schools Scholarship Fund
Toledo Area Community Credit Union
Lynn & Robert J. Turek, Jr.
The University of Toledo Foundation
University of Toledo Medical Center Foundation
John & Ellen Vershum
John W. & Barbara A. Walters
Sr. M. Cabrini Warpeha, OSF
Roger* & Norma J. Weiher
G. Patrick Williams
Thomas R. Wolf* & Karen M. Mohar
Dorothy Zammit*
Patricia* & David K. Zaski, Sr.
Sr. Karen J. Zielinski, OSF ‘74
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evergreen society
Honoring donors who have supported Lourdes annually for
three consecutive years or more as of June 30, 2015.
20+ years
Anonymous
John E. & Mary J. ‘96 Campbell
Lindell S. Clemens
John H. & Sue Crandall
Richard R. & Kathleen A. ‘94 Faist
Fifth Third Bank
Richard A. & Dolly Flasck
Geoffrey & Jenna Grubb
Lois J. Hinkleman ‘90
John F. & Barbara A. ‘98 Kornacki
Robert W. & Kimberly A. LaClair
The Lyden Family
Bill & Barb Masten
Penny & Robert E. O’Brien
Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges, Inc.
Walter R. Palicki
Sisters of St. Francis
Jack & Gloria J. ‘92 Stiles
John & Yolanda Szuch
Harley A. & Nancy E. ‘91 Wood
15 - 19 years
Robert V. ‘96 & Mary Arquette
Sr. M. Ann Carmen Barone, OSF ‘67
Judy M. & Charles V. Baumgartner, Jr.
Patricia A. Bellomo
Hank J. & Mary Douglas
M. Virginia Duff
Steven & LouAnn Fletcher
Patricia A. Gray
Robert C. & Linda Helmer
Cynthia A. Hesburn
Hylant Group
Sandra M. Hylant
Michael P. & Beth L. ‘05 Killian
Sr. M. Ann Francis Klimkowski, OSF
Norman C. Kuhlman
Caroline C. Kwiatkowski
Frank E. Landry
Dale D. & Carol Lanigan
Mary A.* & Richard G. LaValley, Sr.*
Vincent P. LeBer
Michael T. & Joyce A. Marciniak
Vincent K. & Lorraine E. ‘99 McHugh
James E. Moeller & Felicitas S. ‘85 Sebastian
Teddi Moorman
Laurie B. Orzechowski
Sr. M. Marguerite Polcyn, OSF
ProMedica Health System
Keith A. ‘03 & Michelle A. Rable
Sr. M. Shannon Schrein, OSF ‘71
David W. ‘05 & Tracy Seeger
Kathleen J. Smith ‘88
Michael J. & Mary T. Smith
Sr. Rosine Sobczak, OSF
Darlene ‘78 & Richard B. Stansley, Sr.
Herman P. Steele
Les & Erin L. Szavuly
Larry D. & Kathleen S. Ulrich
40 10 - 14 years
Anonymous
Edward & Sharon ‘86 Ahlfors
John R. & Deborah A. Alderman
Ruth E. Alteneder
The Andersons
Michael J. & Carol H. Anderson
Richard P. ‘05 & Frances H. Anderson
James M. & Patricia J. Appold
Mickey & Elaine C. Ault
John & Elaine W. Bachey
Robert H. & Gretchen E. ‘97 Bechtel
Bedford Hills Golf Club
Andra G. Bell
Thomas V. & Joyce A. Bettinger
Michael & Katherine P. Beutel
Michael D. ‘98 & Karen Biscay
Thomas C. & Anne Marie Blank
Douglas J. Boston ‘98
Thomas E. & Elizabeth C. Brady
Renita M. & Howard L. Brooks, Jr.
Benjamin J. & Cindy Brown
James & Irene ‘04 Buechele
Rev. David G. Burgard ‘87
Robert F. & Cathy A. ‘94 Campbell
William J. & Cathy Carroll
Bruce C. Carver
Century Equipment, Inc.
James R. ‘97 & Alison M. ‘07, ‘09 Chamberlain
Mark S. & Amy Christensen
Robert N. & Mary J. Clark
Derrick Randolph & Tonya Colbert ‘03
Dane Copti
Donald P. Czarcinski
Kathleen T. Daley
Milo L. & Chrissie Danzeisen
Thomas & Susan E. Deckelman
Dimech Services, Inc.
Diocese of Toledo
Norene L. Drewicz ‘59
Thomas J. Estrella
Michael Ewart & Kelly S. ‘13 McIntyre
Findley Davies, Inc.
Steven M. & Patricia B. Garn
Maureen J. Gartner ‘74
Stephanie Goller ‘04
John E. ‘10 & Carolyn J. Grant
Great Lakes Credit Union, Inc.
Oxana A. Grinevich
Sr. Valerie Grondin, OSF ‘65, Ph.D.
Michael A. Grzeszczak
Karen J. Hensley
Charles W. & Rosalie M. Hinde
Theresa L. Holup
Amy L. Houston
JDRM Engineering, Inc.
Robert J. & Susan A. ‘98 Johnson
Patsy Stephens Kiros
Diane L. & William J. Kitson III
Chrissy D. Knapke ‘12
Paul M. & Carol A. Kraus
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Kroger Company
Jeffrey J. & Pat Kuhr
Kenneth & H. Jean Kujawa
Thomas & Deborah S. Lajeunesse
Michael J. & Gayle A. Lampkowski
Sr. Rebecca LaPoint, OSF
Robin & Richard G. LaValley, Jr.
Joyce P. Litten
Lourdes University Staff Association
Sue Lovett
Lyden Company
Mark & Nora MacDowell
Emil & Penny Marks
John F. & Ann L. Meier
Sr. Brigid O’Shea Merriman, OSF ‘62
Jeannette C. Merritt
M. Christine Miller ‘01, ‘10
Mobile Meals of Toledo
Karen M. Mohar
Kristin Moline
Scott C. & Cynthia A. Molitor
Muir Graphics, Inc.
David J. & Mary Heather Munger
Hal P. & Melissa Munger
Lawrence P. & Darri S. ‘04 Murphy
F. Joseph & Linda E. Murray
James M. & Kay K. Murray
Michael J. & Judi L. Nath
Ronald O. & Judith A. ‘98 Nelson
Sr. Rachel Marie Nijakowski, OSF ‘71
Notre Dame Academy
Gregory & Marcia K. ‘94 Obarski
O-I Charities Foundation
Edward & Laura M. ‘05 Ott
James D. Page, Jr.
Sr. Aloise Paluszak, OSF
Mark & Cynthia L. ‘02, ‘11 Patterson
Thomas C. & Kathleen L. Perzynski
Sr. Theresa Martin Pigott, OP ‘80
Keith E. & Tina Ramsdell
Frank J. Reynolds ‘88 & Catherine D. Callahan ‘89
Karen S. Roadruck ‘09
Gene ‘08 & Janet H. Robinson
S. Michael ‘08 & Mary K. Robinson
Rudolph/Libbe, Inc.
William & Laura Rudolph
Sr. Sandra Rutkowski, OSF ‘71
Susan M. & Robert C. Savage, Sr.
Helene E. Sheets ‘09
Keith B. Shirk & Dariel A. Jacobs
Signature Bank
Scott L. & Liz Simon
Patricia A. Skaff ‘93
Alisa A. Smith ‘15
Ingrid Springer
Sr. Barbara Stallman, OSF ‘71
James E. & Sandra K. Tellefsen
Benjamin D. & Rebecca L. ‘09 Tobias
Toledo Ballet
Toledo Community Foundation, Inc.
Toledo Museum of Art
Toledo Symphony
Edward V. & Ann Tschappat
Sr. Barbara Vano, OSF
Waite-Brand Foundation
John W. & Barbara A. Walters
James D. & Carol Wares
James E. & Judith ‘96 Warntz
Sr. M. Cabrini Warpeha, OSF
Michael S. & Kathleen A. Webber
Robert A. Weinberg & Antoinette L. LaValley
Thomas J. & Ann L. Welly
Elizabeth T. Wise
Frederick J. ‘02 & Sue A. Wozniak
5 - 9 years
Anonymous
Alan Miller Jewelers
All Good Things
American Association of University Women
American Rent-All, Inc.
Area Office on Aging of Northwestern Ohio, Inc.
Richard L. & Denise S. Arnos
AVI Foodsystems, Inc.
Jong & Heather G. ‘11 ‘13 Bae
George Baibak
Holly L. Baumgartner
Joan E. Bayer
Paul T. Belazis & Judy A. Didion
Cecile Bennett
Jeannette Biro
Bonnie J. Blakeman
Allan J. & Susan J. Block
Jason & Andrea ‘03 Bond
Michael & Christine W. Boudrie
Donald W. & Patricia Brenkman
Brooks Insurance Agency
Ruth L. Brown
Susan J. Brown
Richard A. & Jill ‘94, ‘12 Brubaker
Michael A. & Renee ‘05 Bruno
Vicky A. & George A. ‘08, ‘10 Brymer, Jr.
Buckeye CableSystem
Benjamin D. & Bridget J. Burnor
Wayne & Gayle A. ‘08 Burrer
Robert & Bernadette E. Butler
Carpets by Otto
Concept Rehab, Inc.
Matthew A. & Kelly L. Conkle
Continental Secret Service Bureau, Inc.
Country Grains Bread Co
John M. & Angela L. Couperthwaite
Helen F. Cox
Albert H. & Sharon L. Croci
The Croswell Opera House
Crum Manufacturing Inc.
Barbara D. & Frank W. Cubbon, Jr.
David B. & Jane Hankenhof ‘09 Curry
Jeanette Czajka
Brian J. & Faye M. Darah
Judith A. Davenport
Nancy A. Davis ‘14
William & Sara Jane DeHoff
Gary P. & Diane Dekany
Kelly R. Dilworth ‘13
David & Mary Jo Dressell
Richard O. & Zakie Z. Dulbs
Jennifer L. Dykes ‘10
Russell J. & Carolee M. Ebeid
Sr. Ann Marie Emon, OSF ‘72
Ernest C. & Carolina Enrique
David E. & Mary Lou Eriksen
Ernst & Young, LLP
Steven A. & Jamie Farr
Mark S. Feldstein
The Mark S. Feldstein Private Foundation
Philip R. Fink & Tina Baker-Fink
Michael & Karen Fischer
Fischer Tool & Die Corp.
Daniel M. & Ruth Ann Fraser
Michael P. & Robin C. French
Allison N. Frey ‘08
Cathy T. Frogameni
Roland J. & Mary C. Gagnet
Ann M. Galloway
Mary J. Garrison
Paulette & Thomas B. Geiger, Jr.
Theresa A. Gerold
Joseph & Angela M. Giacci
Michael & Sondra Gibbons
Quontice M. Gibson ‘05
Michael F. & Roseanne Gill-Jacobson
George M. & Maurine Glasser
Christopher & Christina R. Muntz Gore
Stuart E. & Kim D. ‘03 Gray
Great Lakes Global Taekwon-Do
Benjamin L. & Joyce E. ‘89 Gregor
Ryan & Erin T. Hafner
John Hairston
Andrew O. & Reyna Ham
Alan & Robin R. Hamm
Tara E. Hanna ‘13
Eleanor J. Harbaugh
Diane E. ‘15 & John H. Harris, III
James & Michelle M. Haudan
Sr. Sharon Havelak, OSF ‘68
HCR Manor Care
Health Care REIT, Inc.
Richard W. & Margaret R. Heck
James R. & Frances C. ‘98 Hendren
James & Mary Ann Henricks
Max & Linda M. Hoetzl
Heather M. Hoffman
Paul R. & Pamela A. Hollenbeck
Paul B. & Carol Hood
H.O.T. Graphics
Patricia R. Howard
John H. & Johanna R. Hull
David D. & Sherrie Humphrey
Imagination Station
Sandy Isenberg
J. Foster Jewelers
John B. Jacob
Roberto M. & Anna M. Jaso
Tobia M. & Janice J. ‘08 Jercovich
Jerl Machine, Inc.
Jocarno Fund
Jack A. & Sue A. Jolley
Diane T. Keil-Hipp ‘90
Tim & Heidi A. ‘14 Keller
Nancy J. Kelley
Michael J. & Debra J. Kennedy
Bruce D. ‘08 & Jayne M. Klinger
Jeffrey R. ‘95, ‘09 & Christine M. Knaggs
Milton F. & Deborah T. Knight
Laureen K. Knueven ‘09, ‘11
William T. ‘10 & Caroline Koback
Jacqueline S. Koch
Bernard & Annette ‘97 Krochmalny
William H. & Julie A. ‘99 Kruse
Julie A. Kurtz ‘91
Katheryn C. Laird
The Lathrop Company
Keith A. Lemle ‘07
Randall & Carla J. Leow
Harold R. & Carol A. Leupp
Jill A. Liebnau ‘93
Jeffrey & Tracy ‘12 ‘15 Linenkugel
Dean C. & Judith A. Ludwig
Kathleen Magliochetti
Mail Works II LLC
Mainstreet Ventures, Inc.
John J. Makay
Jeanne M. Marciniak
Leroy & Marian Marquette
Alan L. & Karen M. ‘97 Martin
Todd & Leah Matteson
Todd M. ‘10 & Molly Matthews
Christopher D. & Mary J. Maurer
Robert L. & Kathleen A. Maxwell
Patrice A. McClellan
Fran McCutchan
James H. & Barbara F. McGowan
Patrick J. & Angele McGrady
Medical Mutual
Thomas A. & Mary J. Meehan
Laura J. Megeath
Ann Marie Mendel
Daniel L. Merritt
Donald & Gail Mewhort
Vincenz M. Meyer
James J. Minesky & Paula Goetting-Minesky
James & Ruthi ‘13 Mitchell
James & Michelle E. ‘11, ‘14 Molnar
Susan Morgan
Christopher & Christine M. ‘13 Morris
The Mosser Group
Henry J. & Carol ‘67 Mrozek
Peter Najarian & Donna Pollex-Najarian
William & Therese Naumann
John J. & Dorothy H. Newton
Northwest Electrical Contracting
Dorothy D. Nunemaker
Edward J. & Lorraine R. Nussel
Valerie V. Obloza
Patricia K. O’Connell
Mary J. Ohns
Bob & Debra ‘08, ‘11 Olejownik
Randall D. & Barbara K. Oostra
Sr. M. Lois Anne Palkert, OSF
Alexis B. Peregoy ‘12
Sharon R. Pheatt
Vincent S. & Monica M. Polcyn
Martha M. & Mark A. Pownall, Jr.
Dorothy Price
Program Solutions Group
ProMedica Flower Hospital/McKesson Fund
Eligio & Maritza Quinones
Roberta Raeder
Ann E. Randolph
Deborah M. Rathbun ‘11
Reddeman Farms Golf Club
Chandra Reinhart ‘08, ‘10
Gregory A. & McKenna Reitz
Republic Construction Corporation
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Catherine Reuther
Kollin & Manda R. Rice
David & Jane Richardson
Mark A. Robinson
Root, Inc.
J. B. & Suzanne G. Rorick
James A. & Lillian Rossler
E. Ann Rotterdam
Ronald R. & AmyJo ‘95 Rouleau
Sr. M. Thomas More Ruffing, OSF
Pamela A. Rybka ‘89
Randy ‘04 & Dawn M. Saint John
Lisa Sanchez ‘99
Sauder Village
Mary Kate Savage
Pamela J. Schaefer
Keith K. & Shirley Schlender
Harry P. Schulman
David & Doris Schwartz
Science Alliance for Valuing the Environment
Dale J. & Phyllis Seymour
Susan M. Shelangoskie
Shumaker, Loop & Kendrick, LLP
Victor M. Sierra
Monica L. ‘12, ‘14 & Andre D. Smith, Sr.
Randolph T. & Rachael Smith
Sr. M. Janeen Sobczak, OSF
Sr. Jeanine Sokolowski, OSF
Eleanor Sonntag
Joyce J. ‘00 Spinelli
Jesse L. Squire & Jennifer L. Sader
Robert L. & Julie M. ‘97 Stausmire
Emilie J. Steers ‘84
Marc E. & Terry L. Stockwell
Susan P. Stoner ‘10
Sr. Nancy Ann Surma, OSF ‘68
Sylvania Tam-O-Shanter Sports, Inc.
Mary J. Taylor ‘06, ‘09
Thread Marketing Group
Tim Horton’s
The Toledo Woman’s Club
Toledo Zoo
R. Scott & Margaret U. Trumbull
United Way of Greater Toledo
James & Mary Valiton
Al & Deborah J. Vargo
Vertigo Photo
Sr. Mary Jon Wagner, OSF
Edward & Kathy Walczak
David F. & Heidi E. Waterman
Todd M. Williams ‘03
Rick S. & Carla L. Woodell
Patricia Rice Yancy
Lynne Zajac
Jerrol M. & Susan L. Zemla
Sr. Jeanette Zielinski, OSF
Gary R. & Marla J. ‘07, ‘12 Zink
3 - 4 years
Anonymous
David Anderson & Rachel N. Duff Anderson
Judith Ann Anderson
Mary Jo Anderson
Jonathan W. & Jo-Ellen K. Apgar
Dennis & Mary Kay Assenmacher
Jeffrey S. & Tina M. ‘94 Baden
Paul & K.C. Bailey
Carmen Barbosa
42 Barry Bagels
John C. & Sarah J. Bates
Sandra E. Bauerschmidt ‘88
B-D Manufacturing Inc
Suzanne M. Beauregard ‘08
A. Dwayne & Susan Beggs
Gary R. ‘01 & Sue A. Bentley
Craig & Jean Billmaier
David V. Black ‘88
Sr. Paula M. Blevins, OSF ‘72
Block Communications Inc.
Terry L. Bossert
Brenda Boudrie ‘07
Daniel & Satin Briones
Kenneth M. & Barbara Bro
Luann K. Brodbeck
Olevia W Brown-Klahn ‘01
William F. & Jean Buckley
William J. & Margaret ‘99 Burns
Tony & Kathleen Calamunci
Todd L. Chiarelott
Cheryl J. Conley ‘85
Cooper-Smith Advertising
Norman & Marjorie A. Cowell
Fred & Pamela S. Crabtree
Stephen M. & Andrea M. ‘07 Cropcho
Ernest & Helen B. ‘93 Crum
Dana Corporation Foundation
Stanley T. Daniewicz
Gregory B. & Susan L. Denny
Dibling Floor Covering & Interiors
Michael J. & Karen J. Dibling
Sr. Janet Doyle, OP
Sr. Antoinette Dudek, OSF ‘64
Catherine D. ‘84 & William J. Durako, Jr.
Angel & Gina M. ‘14 Duran
Claudia M. Earnest
Expresso Car Wash
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Kevin G. & Annette B. ‘12 Fink
Cynthia A. Fisher
E. Lynn Fisher
Kenneth W. & Phyllis A. Frain
France Stone Foundation
Friends Business Source
Lynn & Richard M. Fuchs, Jr.
Jenny L. Gagne
Rev. F. Anthony Gallagher
Kristie N. Gallagher ‘11
Jeffrey L. Ganues
Michael A. & Karen A. George
Gregory T. & Rose M. Geswein
Steven D. & Sharon K. ‘04 Gillespie
Brian & Anneke M. ‘08 Godlewski
JoAnn Gordon
Peter & Becca Gorman
Charles & Angela M. Gorny
Graeter’s
John & Anjali D. Gray
Philip & Debra A. Gross
Daniel R. & Bernice ‘06 Gust
Heidtman Steel Products
Kenneth W. & Tanya Height
Benjamin E. Hills ‘91
Duane J. Horst
William L. & Susan W. Horvath
Michael & Tina Hylant
David H. & Debra J. Ibarra
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Thomas P. & Carolyn M. Jaksetic
Kathleen E. Jenks
Paul & Denise Johnson
Joseph P. & Sheila O. Jordan
Thomas W. & Nancy P. Kabat
Daniel C. & Judith Kasper
Marcia Kasza ‘08
Kateri Catholic School System
Kathleen Kavanagh
Debra Kehren ‘12
Terry M. & Kayla Keller
Alan W. Kimpel & Barbara S. Steele
Charles W. & Wendie ‘09 Kiskaddon
James E. & Mary Ann Kline
Judith Kline ‘93, ‘09
Kevin & Christa S. Koffel
Tim Konieczny
Fred & Claudia Koperski
Leonard E. Kreinbrink
Kurt Nielsen Photography
Michael & Crystal Lagger
Robert E. & Marcia S. Latta
LaValley Foundation
Roger & Karen Lemle
Brianna K. Lievens Pilbeam ‘15
David J. & Joan M. Livingston
Ted L. & Patricia C. ‘73 Lodge
Sr. M. Samuel Lubeck, OSF ‘59
Betty MacKillop
Thomas Maj
Elden W. Martin
Peter R. & Susan D. Martyn
Mass Mutual Financial Group
William W. & Debra D. Mathiot
Patricia McCarthy
Susan McHugh
Clayton D. & Gloria A. McKenzie
Kevin J. McQuade
Barbara A. Miller ‘97
Clement O. Miniger Memorial Foundation
MT Business Technologies, Inc.
Damon R. Murdock & Demecia J. Wade-Murdock
Michael & Jennifer Muse
Dona M. Netterfield
Nu Tek Steel, LLC
Ohio Wine Producers Association
Kristin E. Oneail ‘98
James C. & Linda K. ‘11 ‘14 Otermat
PNC Bank
Stanley J. Potempa
Rev. James Profota
Charles E. & Joyce Racine
Elizabeth A. Radecki
Real Seafood Co of International Park
Keith A. & Julie A. Recknagel
Regional Growth Partnership
William Reineke
Ann F. & William R. Riddle, Jr.
Noah R. & Charish Roderick
Robert & Jama Roman
Kristine M. Ruehl ‘94
Elizabeth S. Ruppert
Jason Spence & Shawna L. Rushford-Spence
Sr. M. Irenaeus Samsel, OSF ‘59
Scholarship Fund, Inc.
Robert W. & Laurie Schoonmaker
Terence & Jane Schuessler
Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving
St. Joseph’s Parish
Craig A. & Barbara H. Stough
Stough & Stough Architects
Blaine D. & Linda L. Stout
Sylvania Advantage
Louis J. & Aimee Szabo
David & Cindy Taylor
Toledo Opera
Harvey A. & Constance Tolson
The Trust Company of Toledo, N. A.
David & Anne D. Vander Hooven
Justin W. Veigel
Michelle L. McDevitt‘06 ‘15
Jeff & Lisa B. ‘11 Wahl
Douglas ‘08 & Deborah K. ‘92 Waldie
Carol A. Schwartz ‘75
Sea Glass Fine Art
Rev. Kurt & Judy ‘09 Seibenick
George B. Seifried
Linda Selvidge ‘99
Sr. M. Francis Jerome Serewa, OSF
Beverly Severance ‘97
Yehia H. & Emney Shousher
Yehia H. Shousher Rev. Living Trust
Anne Shutrump
Sinful Toffee
Sofo Food Company
Matthew & Amy S. Spangler
Spanish American Organization
Virginia M. Stevenson ‘89
William T. & Sheila J. ‘87 Walsh
Mary Wesley ‘14
Richard E. White
Grant W. ‘07 & Sara E. ‘15 Wilgus
Rev. Robert J. Wilhelm
Gwendolyn J. Wilson-Banks ‘08
Alexis S. Wingate ‘12
Wingate by Wyndham Sylvania
Sr. M. Ricarda Witt, OSF
Mary Helen Wright
Ryan J. & Christina Wronkowicz
Fr. Richard Wurzel
Donald D. Young*
legacy society
Honoring donors who have made provisions
for Lourdes in their estate plans.
Anonymous
Royal H. Barber, III
Thomas V. & Joyce A. Bettinger
Msgr. Michael Billian, VE
Terry L. Bossert
Olga Brodecki*
Renita M. & Howard L. Brooks, Jr.
A. Evelyn Capoun*
John & Therese A. ‘91 Carroll
Lindell S. Clemens
Mahlon Cooper*
Milo L. & Chrissie Danzeisen
Cleves R. & Kathy Delp
Norene L. Drewicz ‚59
Elmer L.* & Dorothy M.* Faber
Richard R. & Kathleen A. ‘94 Faist
Richard A. & Dolly Flasck
Thomas W. Noe
Rita F. O’Grady Trust*
Walter R. Palicki
Ruth Frost Parker*
Elizabeth J. Pluto
Janet Santelli*
Dale J. & Phyllis Seymour
Msgr. Bernard E. Smith*
Patricia A. Snyder*
Herman P. Steele
Larry D. & Kathleen S. Ulrich
Thomas J. & Ann L. Welly
Kim W. Werner*
Donald D. Young*
Cecilia Zarembski*
David K. Zaski, Sr.*
Michael P. & Robin C. French
Ann M. Galloway
Angela M. Garlinger ‚95
Linda M. Hanson*
Carol Ann Harrigan-Allen ‚98
Lewis R. Heldt*
Paul B. & Carol Hood
Jeff & Shannon M. ‘05 Iverson
Paul R. Koester
John A. Kroll*
Clifford J. Kujawa
Florence M. Lackamp*
Ronald R.* & Colleen Langenderfer
A. Helen Lawson
Alex C. Leadbetter
Richard J. & Gerry M. MacAdams
Edmund L. Naber*
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franciscan society
Through their gift of $1,000 or greater, either in a single gift or
accumulated within the fiscal year, Franciscan Society members
have become a catalyst in the lives of Lourdes students.
Annual fund donors provide the foundation for giving at Lourdes
University. Through their generous support, they enable the
University to provide the opportunities to students that would
otherwise have been financially impossible. The gifts below are
for the fiscal year from July 1, 2014 to June 30, 2015.
$25,000+
Anderson Foundation
Richard P. ‘05 & Frances H. Anderson
James M. & Patricia J. Appold
Diocese of Toledo
Russell J. & Carolee M. Ebeid
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Richard A. & Dolly Flasck
France Stone Foundation
Paulette & Thomas B. Geiger, Jr.
LaValley Foundation
Mary A.* & Richard G. LaValley, Sr.
Robert A. Weinberg & Antoinette L. LaValley
Robin & Richard G. LaValley, Jr.
Lyden Company
The Lyden Family
Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges, Inc.
O-I Charities Foundation
ProMedica Flower Hospital/McKesson Fund
ProMedica Health System
Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving
Sisters of St. Francis
Herman P. Steele
The Toledo Blade
Toledo Community Foundation, Inc.
$10,000 – 24,999
Anonymous
Mary Jo Anderson
Michael J. & Carol H. Anderson
The Andersons
Richard L. & Denise S. Arnos
AVI Foodsystems, Inc.
John C. & Sarah J. Bates
Allan J. & Susan J. Block
David & Marilyn Camp
Barbara D. & Frank W. Cubbon, Jr.
Mark S. Feldstein
The Mark S. Feldstein Private Foundation
Michael & Karen Fischer
Flower Hospital Auxiliary
Diane E. ‘15 & John H. Harris, III
Rev. Robert A. Holden
Bruce D. ‘08 & Jayne M. Klinger
Paul M. & Carol A. Kraus
Harold R. & Carol A. Leupp
Kathleen Magliochetti
MassMutual Financial Group
Patrick J. & Angele McGrady
Medical Mutual
Clement O. Miniger Memorial Foundation
Republic Construction Corporation
David & Cindy Schlaudecker
George B. Seifried
Steel Dynamics, Inc.
44 Harvey A. & Constance Tolson
Waite-Brand Foundation
Donald D. Young*
$7,500 – 9,999
William J. & Cathy Carroll
Charles & Cynthia M. Dana
Ruth L. Kelly Foundation
Robert W. & Kimberly A. LaClair
MT Business Technologies, Inc.
Muir Graphics, Inc.
Dorothy Price
Program Solutions Group
Root, Inc.
Rudolph/Libbe, Inc.
David F. & Heidi E. Waterman
$5,000 – 7,499
Joan E. Bayer
Betco Corporation
Paul C. & Randa L. Betz
Block Communications Inc
Vicky A. & George A. ‘08, ‘10 Brymer, Jr.
Buckeye CableSystem
Bruce C. Carver
Comfort Line Ltd
Dana Holding Corporation
The Dow Chemical Company Foundation
Ernest C. & Carolina Enrique
Fifth Third Bank
Letty & Elmer Haigh, Jr.
James & Michelle M. Haudan
Heidtman Steel Products
Robert C. & Linda Helmer
James K. & Louise Henahan
Gerald Hoeffel
Hylant Family Foundation, Inc.
Mass Mutual Financial Group
Joseph T. & Deborah K. Nachtrab
Edward J. & Lorraine R. Nussel
PNC Bank
Providence Care Centers
Gene ‘08 & Janet H. Robinson
Jean Gerdeman Rocchi
The Robert C. Savage & Susan M. Savage Family Foundation
Susan M. & Robert C. Savage, Sr.
Keith K. & Shirley Schlender
Shumaker, Loop & Kendrick, LLP
Thread Marketing Group
Larry D. & Kathleen S. Ulrich
The University of Toledo Foundation
Vin Devers Autohaus of Sylvania
Norma J. Weiher
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$2,500 – 4,999
Ruth E. Alteneder
Area Office on Aging of Northwestern Ohio, Inc.
Benevity Community Impact Fund
R. Jeffrey & Kathleen R. Bixler
Terry L. Bossert
Douglas J. Boston ‘98
Thomas E. & Elizabeth C. Brady
Alan W. & Dana Brass
Daniel B. & Beth A. Carr
James & Eileen Carr
Center for Arab American Philanthropy
Dimech Services, Inc.
DirecTV
Richard R. & Kathleen A. ‘94 Faist
First Insurance Group/ First Federal Bank
Michael A. & Karen A. George
Michael & Sondra Gibbons
Michael F. & Roseanne Gill-Jacobson
Geoffrey & Jenna Grubb
Allen T. ‘88 & Maggie L. Haley
Hart Associates
H.O.T. Graphics
Sandra M. Hylant
Daniel P. & Erin C. Ibele
Michael & Dianne M. ‘86 Kaericher
Kroger Company
The Lathrop Company
John F. & Ann L. Meier
Mercy Health
Mercy Health Partners
Mobile Meals of Toledo
Penny & Robert E. O’Brien
OCP Contractors, Inc.
Office Furniture Warehouse
Owens Corning Foundation, Inc.
Walter R. Palicki
Frances G. Pishhorn
William Reineke
William & Laura Rudolph
Scholarship Fund, Inc.
Roger & Laura M. Sheahan
Signature Bank
Silverback Supply LLC
Alan W. Kimpel & Barbara S. Steele
John & Yolanda Szuch
The Trust Company of Toledo, N. A.
United Way of Greater Toledo
Vendome Pastry
Richard E. White
$1,000 - $2,499
Anonymous
Robert V. ‘96 & Mary Arquette
John & Elaine W. Bachey
Barbara Baumgartner
Baumgartner Family Foundation
B-D Manufacturing Inc
A. Dwayne & Susan Beggs
Robert Bell
Thomas V. & Joyce A. Bettinger
Michael D. ‘98 & Karen Biscay
Fr. John Blaser
Reynold A. & Rosemary E. Boezi
Ellen C. Boone
Brooks Insurance Agency
Eleanor F. Brunner
Peter B. & Nancy B. Carroll
John W. & Dawn L. Christy
The Collaborative, Inc.
Thomas E. & Barbara R. Colvin
Concept Rehab, Inc.
Joseph V. & Judith M. Conda
Cooper-Smith Advertising
Scott A. Crow
Ernest & Helen B. ‘93 Crum
Crum Manufacturing Inc.
Brian J. & Faye M. Darah
Gregg & Darlene DeCrane
Paul T. Belazis & Judy A. Didion
Hank J. & Mary Douglas
Norene L. Drewicz ‘59
Sr. Karen M. Elliott, CPPS
Rev. Raymond Ensman
Michael P. & Robin C. French
Daniel L. & Catherine J. Frick
Brenda & Thomas B. Geiger, Sr.
GEM Energy LLC
George Isaac Foundation
David L. Gosser
Handcrafted Portraits
Harold Jaffe Jewelers
Kathleen Hart
HD Smith Foundation
Health Management Solutions
Heidelberg Distributing Co.
Carol Heintz
Frederick & Sharon A. Henning
John & Michelle Hills
Charles W. & Rosalie M. Hinde
John & Alice Hoff
Paul B. & Carol Hood
David & Ellen D. Hoover
William L. & Susan W. Horvath
Huntington National Bank
Hylant Group
I.B.E.W. Local Union No. 8
Tara & Howard E. Ice, Jr.
Jay R. & Valentina Jindal
Jocarno Fund
Daniel M. & Elaine Johnson
Paul & Denise Johnson
Marcy Kaptur
Margaret A. Keller
Kevin T. & Kathleen M. Kelly
Kevin J. & Susan Kenney
Diane L. & William J. Kitson III
Thomas A. & Karen E. Klein
Jeffrey J. & Pat Kuhr
Kurt Nielsen Photography
Michael J. & Gayle A. Lampkowski
Bernard J. & Jean I. Leite
Joyce P. Litten
Songtao Liu & Mengxiao Dai
David J. & Joan M. Livingston
Dean C. & Judith A. Ludwig
Mark D. & Sandra M. Luetke
Mail Works II LLC
Arthur & Mary Mancini
Michael T. & Joyce A. Marciniak
Market Ink
Emil & Penny Marks
William R. & Heather C. McDonnell
Donald & Gail Mewhort
Geoffrey G. & Molly Meyers
Susan Morgan
Lawrence P. & Darri S. ‘04 Murphy
James M. & Kay K. Murray
Joanne Murtagh
Patrick J. & Kitty Murtha
Robert J. & Mary A. Niedzielski
Northwest Electrical Contracting
Patricia K. O’Connell
Joe & Annie O’Leary
OmniSource Corporation
Randall D. & Barbara K. Oostra
Laurie B. Orzechowski
Thomas W. & Susan F. Palmer
Fr. William Parker
Thomas C. & Kathleen L. Perzynski
Chrys Peterson ‘11
The Polish American Community of Toledo, Inc.
RCC Holdings LLC
Real Seafood Co of International Park
Karen S. Roadruck ‘09
Wellington F. Roemer, III
Wellington F. Roemer Insurance Co
Robert E. & Sherri Rood
Scott J. & Julie Savage
Pamela J. Schaefer
Robert W. & Laurie Schoonmaker
Kathryn A. Schramm
Carol A. Schwartz ‘75
Craig S. & Maria A. Sellers
Service Spring Corporation
Helene E. Sheets ‘09
John H. & Lois B. Shelly
Sieben Management LLC
Paul G. & Susan K. Sieben
Kay A. & James Silk, Sr.
Dwight C. Smith ‘03
Michael J. & Mary T. Smith
Eleanor Sonntag
Spanish American Organization
Michael Stierle & Pamela Galligan-Stierle
Jack & Gloria J. ‘92 Stiles
Tim Horton’s
Toledo Opera
The Toledo Woman’s Club
Jeff & Lisa B. ‘11 Wahl
Douglas ‘08 & Deborah K. ‘92 Waldie
Thomas J. & Ann L. Welly
Fr. Richard Wurzel
Your Perfect Day, LLC
Mark & Gretchen Zyndorf
$500 - 999
Anonymous
Katherine Adams Nameche
AKAM Enterprises, Inc.
John R. & Deborah A. Alderman
Jean M. Areddy
Arrow Print & Copy
Joseph & Lynne Barone
James R. & Melissa J. ‘13 Bergfeld
Guillermo & Ellen W. Bernal
Gregory & Marianne Black
Mike Buck State Farm
BW Auto Paint & Equipment, Inc.
Tony & Kathleen Calamunci
James R. ‘97 & Alison M. ‘07, ‘09 Chamberlain
Continental Secret Service Bureau, Inc.
Gary & Pat Corrigan
John H. & Sue Crandall
John & Susan Croci
Linda Marchky Cronkhite-Johnson ‘61
Larry B. Dillin
Patricia A. Donahue
Fr. Martin Donnelly
John J. & Marja S. Dooner
Ronald M. & Patricia A. Dumas
Element 112
Findley Davies, Inc.
Kevin G. & Annette B. ‘12 Fink
Friends Business Source
Ann M. Galloway
Terrance G. Gerken
Sr. Carolyn Giera, OSF ‘62
Joseph & Marcia A. Grossmann
Julius A. & Barbara A. Gylys
Hafner Florist, Inc.
William & Carol Hanrahan
HCR Manor Care
Health Care REIT, Inc.
Max & Linda M. Hoetzl
Richard & Therese K. Hoffman
Amy L. Houston
Marjorie M. Hutton
JDRM Engineering, Inc.
Jerl Machine, Inc.
Jet’s Pizza
Craig A. & Michelle V. Joseph
Sr. Joan Jurski, OSF
Daniel C. & Judith Kasper
William J. & Nancy T. Kennelly
James E. & Mary Ann Kline
Kevin & Christa S. Koffel
Andrew A. ‘83 & Marsha M. Kott
Robert J. & Carilyn G. Kuhr
Land Art, Inc.
Jill A. Liebnau ‘93
Lourdes University Staff Association
Mainstreet Ventures, Inc.
Larry Manley & Cheryl Buckland ‘15 Manley
Marathon Classic presented by Owens Corning and O-I
Mareda, Inc.
Patrick McCormick
Vincent K. & Lorraine E. ‘99 McHugh
Clayton D. & Gloria A. McKenzie
Sharon S. ‘04 & George F. McKisson, Jr.
Mike & Molly McLear
Meijer, Inc.
Donald M. & Martha Mewhort
James & Ruthi ‘13 Mitchell
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Scott C. & Cynthia A. Molitor
The Mosser Group
James E. & Patricia M. Murphy
Michael & Jennifer Muse
Michael J. & Judi L. Nath
Leo & Joanne Navin
Sr. Rachel Marie Nijakowski, OSF ‘71
Kristin E. Oneail ‘98
Thomas & Phyllis Payne
Rev. James Profota
Keith A. ‘03 & Michelle A. Rable
Kay Rasmus
Keith A. & Julie A. Recknagel
Celia L. Regimbal
Regional Growth Partnership
Ed & Linda Reiter
46 Renaissance Charitable Foundation Inc
Roetzel & Andress
Elizabeth S. Ruppert
Frank L. & Carole S. Ryan
Gerald G. & Joan C. Ryan
Randy ‘04 & Dawn M. Saint John
Dr. Kenneth T. & Mary J. Sawers
Dale J. & Phyllis Seymour
Yehia H. Shousher Rev. Living Trust
Scott L. & Liz Simon
Sisters of the Precious Blood
Sofo Food Company
Sophia Lustig Shops
Paul D. & Rhonda B. Sowers
Sperling Heating & Ventilating Co., Inc.
Jesse L. Squire & Jennifer L. Sader
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Darlene ‘78 & Richard B. Stansley, Sr.
St. Joseph’s Parish
Claudia D. Sundberg
John W. Swihart
David & Cindy Taylor
Lee Terry Holdings, LLC
Dale A. & Barbara A. ‘10 Tolson
Tomase Dental Care
Matthew C. & Nadine Townsend
Turner Electrical Services
Valentine Theatre
Jerome & Susan E. Vitas
Harley A. & Nancy E. ‘91 Wood
Lynne Zajac
Jerrol M. & Susan L. Zemla
Jack & Kathleen M. Zouhary
endowed funds & scholarships
Lourdes is grateful to the many donors who have generously set up
scholarship funds to assist students.
Lourdes has two types of scholarships: Endowed, and Named or
Pass-through.
Endowed Scholarships:
Endowed scholarships last in perpetuity. The minimum dollar amount
needed to establish an endowed scholarship is $10,000. An endowed
scholarship can be established upfront with a gift of $10,000 or more,
or it may be paid through a pledge agreement not to exceed three
years. Once endowed, 5% of the three-year rolling average will be
awarded annually in scholarships to students. Subsequent donor
contributions to the fund go towards the principle, thus increasing the
awardable earnings. By university policy, the principle amount of an
endowment cannot be invaded.
Named (pass-through) Scholarships:
Named scholarships are awarded as contributions received. Funds do
not accumulate. The minimum amount necessary to establish a named
scholarship is $500 with a commitment to support the fund annually
for at least three years. Funds that do not have a balance will move
to inactive status until sufficient funds are acquired. Named funds
that are inactive for one or more years may be discontinued and/or
any balance may be rolled into another fund at the discretion of the
Financial Aid Office.
Scholarship Guidelines Established by Donor:
When setting up a new scholarship fund, several criteria and
guidelines should be considered. To facilitate the awarding, the more
general the guidelines, the easier it is to award the scholarship. All
guidelines are at the discretion of the Director of Financial Aid. A donor
may consider the following:
n Naming: A fund may be named at the discretion of the donor.
n Financial need: Students may or may not be required to show
financial need. This is determined through a student’s Free
Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) – a federal financial aid
form.
n Course of Study: The scholarship may be major-specific.
n Enrollment Status: It is preferable to award scholarships to full-time
students (12+ credit hours) because their financial need is the
greatest. Enrollment status options are part-time and full-time.
n Year of study: A year of study or a number of semester hours at
Lourdes successfully completed may be designated.
n GPA: Scholarship or a specific GPA or ACT/SAT score may be a
consideration. Lourdes does require that all students receiving
scholarships are in good academic standing.
n Additional Qualifications of Recipient: Donors may establish specific
criteria of scholarship recipients (i.e., graduated from a specific
high school) pending approval from the Director of Financial Aid.
n Acknowledgements: Students receiving scholarships must agree to
participate in thanking the donor(s).
For more information on setting up a scholarship, please contact Mike
George, director of development and annual fund, at 419-517-8990
or mgeorge@lourdes.edu.
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ENDOWED CHAIRS:
The Father James Bacik Endowed Chair in
Theological Studies
Anonymous
Mary Jo Anderson
James M. & Patricia J. Appold
Jean M. Areddy
James R. & Judith Dorsch Backes
Andrew F. & Megan M. Barrett
Robert Bell
Benevity Community Impact Fund
William & Arlene Bing
Rev. Dr. Beverly Bingle
Jeannette Biro
R. Jeffrey & Kathleen R. Bixler
Harvey & Judy Bowles
Ray A. & Marlene A. Brinker
Eleanor F. Brunner
David & Marilyn Camp
John E. & Mary J. ‘96 Campbell
James & Eileen Carr
Peter B. & Nancy B. Carroll
William J. & Cathy Carroll
Rev. A. B. Ceranowski
Howard & Carol Collins
Thomas E. & Barbara R. Colvin
Gary & Pat Corrigan
Bernard A. & Dorothy Ann Coyne
John & Susan Croci
Edward & Deborah Czechowski
John R. & Ann L. Daniel
Sr. Barbara A. Davis, SC
Robert & Kathleen E. Deck
Gregg & Darlene DeCrane
Andre L Delbecq
Lawrence A. D. Murphy & Jeanine M. Diller
Fr. Martin Donnelly
Hank J. & Mary Douglas
Kendall F. & Kathleen R. Downs
Ronald M. & Patricia A. Dumas
Thomas P. Duross
Frederick L. & Mary J. Dzienny
Barbara Eikost
Sr. Karen M. Elliott, CPPS
Rev. Raymond Ensman
Robert N. & Carol N. Falke
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Carlton S. & Amy Finkbeiner
Robert & Mary Ann Fitz
Richard A. & Dolly Flasck
John W. & Joan M. Foster
Lewis P. & Mary J. Fulcher
Geographics
David L. Gosser
Patricia A. Griffith
Colleen Grogan
Joseph & Marcia A. Grossmann
Geoffrey & Jenna Grubb
Stephen & Marcia S. Guinan
Julius A. & Barbara A. Gylys
Richard W. & Patricia Hanusz
Donna Harr
Kathleen Hart
Dorothy Haverbusch
Carol Heintz
James K. & Louise Henahan
Frederick & Sharon A. Henning
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Richard V. & Diana S. Hess
John & Michelle Hills
Alexander & Christine A. Hinko
John & Alice Hoff
David & Ellen D. Hoover
Marjorie M. Hutton
Hylant Family Foundation, Inc.
George Isaac Foundation
James G. & Christine S. Johnston
Michael & Dianne M. ‘86 Kaericher
Marcy Kaptur
Margaret A. Keller
William J. & Nancy T. Kennelly
Kevin J. & Susan Kenney
Germaine G. Kirk
Thomas A. & Karen E. Klein
Eileen Knopp
Anne Y. Koester
William J. Koogan
Paul M. & Carol A. Kraus
Michael J. & Gayle A. Lampkowski
James L. & Desmonde F. Laux
Donald C. Leonard & Anne M. Spenny
Carol J. Lininger
Marlene M. Lippens
Kleia R. Luckner
Dean C. & Judith A. Ludwig
Mark D. & Sandra M. Luetke
Kathleen Magliochetti
Terence T. & Linda W. Mambort
Arthur & Mary Mancini
Richard Marcus
Joseph E. & Augustine H. Martini
Sr. Christine Matthews, OP
John F. & Patricia H. McMahon
Margaret M. Mehigan
Gary L. Meyer & Susan J. Christofel-Meyer
Debra J. & Thomas M. Monagan, Jr.
James & Elizabeth A. Moncher
Susan Morgan
James E. & Patricia M. Murphy
Margaret A. Murray
Joanne Murtagh
Leo & Joanne Navin
Robert J. & Mary A. Niedzielski
Edward J. & Lorraine R. Nussel
Constance M. O’Brien
Sally O’Connell
Thomas L. & Mary Ann Oess
James C. & Margaret O’Hearn
Joe & Annie O’Leary
Ray & Shelia Otto
Thomas W. & Susan F. Palmer
Kellie Payne
Thomas & Phyllis Payne
Dorothy Price
Kay Rasmus
Patricia A. Regan
Celia L. Regimbal
Republic Construction Corporation
Sue Rosa
Frank L. & Carole S. Ryan
Gerald G. & Joan C. Ryan
Phil & Patricia Safford
The Robert C. Savage & Susan M. Savage Family Foundation
Dr. Kenneth T. & Mary J. Sawers
Pamela J. Schaefer
David & Cindy Schlaudecker
Sr. Patricia L. Schnapp, RSM
Catherine Schneider
Sr. M. Shannon Schrein, OSF ‘71
Kathryn Schuessler
Terence & Jane Schuessler
Carol A. Schwartz ‘75
George B. Seifried
Denny & Josie Setzler
John H. & Lois B. Shelly
Yehia H. & Emney Shousher
Kay A. & James Silk, Sr.
Regina E. & Harry R. Silletti, Jr.
Eileen Simon
Sisters of the Precious Blood
Paul D. & Rhonda B. Sowers
Peggy Spenny
Dave & Judy Stead
Karen P. Steigerwald
Kenneth C. & Diane M. Stein
Donald & Geraldine Sternitzke
Cheryl D. Stevens
Michael Stierle & Pamela Galligan-Stierle
Suzanne P. St John
Tamma Capital
Charles I. Terbille
Warren & Patricia Tipton
Toledo Community Foundation, Inc.
The Trust Company of Toledo, N. A.
Larry D. & Kathleen S. Ulrich
The University of Toledo Foundation
David & Anne D. Vander Hooven
Michael A. Vanderhorst
James & Mary Valiton
Timothy E. & Kateri M. Walsh
Edward & Alice H. Weber
Norma J. Weiher
Thomas J. & Ann L. Welly
Carl N. & Kathleen Carroll White
Kathleen Carroll White
Richard E. White
Dana White & Susan A. Wiechart-White
Louis & Christina Yoppolo
The Endowed Chair in Education –
Principal Academy
Diocese of Toledo
The Joseph M. Magliochetti Endowed Chair of Business and Finance
The Sisters of St. Francis Endowed Chair in Franciscan Integration
Sisters of St. Francis
ENDOWED PROFESSORSHIPS:
The College of Business Professorship
The Mark S. Feldstein Private Foundation
The Larry and Kathy Ulrich Professorship in
Accounting
SCHOLARSHIPS:
The Sister Agneta/Gorman Art Scholarship
The Ruth Rowland Alteneder Nursing Scholarship
Ruth E. Alteneder
The Alumni Scholarship
The Melissa Anderzack Nursing Scholarship
Kristie N. Gallagher ‘11
Donald & Gail Mewhort
Program Solutions Group
Lynne Zajac
The Auxiliary Scholarship
Joanne M. Baranowski ‘87
Sylvia R. Bartell
Carol A. Berman
Thomas V. & Joyce A. Bettinger
Mary Lou Bollin
Donald W. & Patricia Brenkman
Ruth L. Brown
Susan J. Brown
John E. & Mary J. ‘96 Campbell
Norman & Marjorie A. Cowell
Jeanette Czajka
Judith A. Davenport
Hannah F. Davis
Norene L. Drewicz ‘59
Claudia M. Earnest
Richard R. & Kathleen A. ‘94 Faist
Richard A. & Dolly Flasck
Cathy T. Frogameni
Roland J. & Mary C. Gagnet
Joseph & Angela M. Giacci
Thomas G. & Margaret A. Gregory
Eleanor J. Harbaugh
Leroy & Kathleen Hartsing
Charles W. & Rosalie M. Hinde
Max & Linda M. Hoetzl
Ann Marie Jacob
Joseph P. & Sheila O. Jordan
Nancy J. Kelley
Sue Lovett
Edythe J. Lykowski
Emil & Penny Marks
Leroy & Marian Marquette
Patricia McCarthy
Fran McCutchan
James H. & Barbara F. McGowan
Thomas & Jeanette M. McGuire
Ann Marie Mendel
Dorothy Mioduszewski
William & Therese Naumann
Dona M. Netterfield
Richard M. & M. Sue Ney
Dorothy D. Nunemaker
Penny & Robert E. O’Brien
Vincent S. & Monica M. Polcyn
Peter Najarian & Donna Pollex-Najarian
Martha M. & Mark A. Pownall, Jr.
Peggy Rabideau
Ann E. Randolph
Geneva D. Rodgers
Dolores Roesner
James A. & Lillian Rossler
E. Ann Rotterdam
Daniel & Cheryl A. Sanders
Mary Kate Savage
Pamela J. Schaefer
Anne Shutrump
Joyce J. ‘00 Spinelli
The Faculty Memorial Scholarship
Lynne Zajac
Emilie J. Steers ‘84
Larry D. & Kathleen S. Ulrich
James & Mary Valiton
David & Anne D. Vander Hooven
Louis & Christina Yoppolo
The Faist Scholarship
The Fifth Third Bank Scholarship
The Bel-Main Scholarship
The James R. Findlay, Sr. Family Business
Scholarship
The Rebecca Binkowski Scholarship
The Karen J. Fischer Nursing Scholarship
Toledo Community Foundation, Inc.
The Olga Christina Boone and Ellen Christina
Boone Scholarship
Ellen C. Boone
The Michael J. Fischer/Fischer Tool and Die
Corporation Scholarship
The Douglas J. Boston Scholarship
Douglas J. Boston ‘98
The Tom and Betsy Brady Study Abroad Scholarship
Thomas E. & Elizabeth C. Brady
The Alan W. and Dana Fike Brass Scholarship
Alan W. & Dana Brass
The ProMedica Flower Hospital McKesson
Scholarship
The Robin C. French Scholarship in Graduate
Theology
Michael P. & Robin C. French
Stanley J. Potempa
Sisters of St. Francis
The Evelyn Campbell Scholarship
Benevity Community Impact Fund
Rev. Charles E. & Jerilyn K. Campbell
Craig W. Campbell
Robert J. & Elizabeth A. ‘04 Davies
Jonathan T. Farrell
William S. Keller
Charles W. & Wendie ‘09 Kiskaddon
Kroger Company
Sr. Rebecca LaPoint, OSF
Erin McPartland ‘11, 12
Mark & Cynthia L. ‘02, ‘11 Patterson
Frank J. Reynolds ‘88 & Catherine D. Callahan ‘89
Michael V. Sarantou ‘13
Patricia A. Skaff ‘93
Keith Trevino
Richard L. ‘14 & Audra M. Trevino
Marcia A. Van Dusen ‘12 ‘14
The Graduate Student Scholarship
Michael P. & Robin C. French
Michael J. & Mary T. Smith
The Elwood (Woody) Haley Business Scholarship
Dane Copti
William S. Keller
Kenneth & H. Jean Kujawa
Edward & Laura M. ‘05 Ott
The Sharon Haley and Don Gokee Scholarship
The Ruth V. Hawkins Heldt Education
Scholarship
The Arthur and Mary Hills Scholarship
Anonymous
The Walter H. Chapman Art Scholarship
Kevin G. & Annette B. ‘12 Fink
Ransom Family Corporation
Oddlyn J. Stapleton
John W. Swihart
Les & Erin L. Szavuly
The Steven G. Hills Memorial Art Scholarship
Les & Erin L. Szavuly
The Hirsch Scholarship
The College of Business and Leadership
Anonymous
Philip R. Fink & Tina Baker-Fink
Kenneth & H. Jean Kujawa
Dean C. & Judith A. Ludwig
Patrice A. McClellan
Patricia K. O’Connell
Jesse L. Squire & Jennifer L. Sader
The Benjamin Hogg Scholarship
The Islamic Christian Fellowship Scholarship
Yehia H. Shousher Rev. Living Trust
The Islamic Community Scholarship
The Barbara D. Cubbon Business and Leadership
Scholarship
Barbara D. & Frank W. Cubbon, Jr.
The Doyle Social Work Scholarship
The Dennis and Sheila Johnson Scholarship
The Eleanor Kahle Memorial Scholarship
The Stephen J. Kaptur Scholarship
The Irene Toth Kinsey Scholarship
The Duns Scotus Library
The Dorothy M. and Elmer L. Faber Perpetual Scholarship
The Flasck Scholarship
Richard A. & Dolly Flasck
The Sister Ann Francis Klimkowski Scholarship
Sr. M. Ann Francis Klimkowski, OSF
The Paul R. Koester Education Scholarship
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The Paul R. Koester Environmental Science and
Biology Scholarship
The Paul and Carol Kraus Scholarship
The Florence and Leo Lackamp Scholarship
The Ann M & Frank E Landry Scholarship
The LaValley Scholarship
The Lourdes University Diamante Scholarship
The Lourdes University General Endowment
Catherine M. Bernhold
Robin Bonfiglio
Michael & Christine W. Boudrie
Mike Buck State Farm
Peter J. & E.D. Cardillo
James R. ‘97 & Alison M. ‘07, ‘09 Chamberlain
Richard & Trudy Cottier
Ronald J. & M. Judith Crocker
James J. & Cecilia M. Doherty
Hank J. & Mary Douglas
Tony & MaryLou Falzone
Richard A. & Dolly Flasck
Oxana A. Grinevich
Kristan Hoffman
Hylant Family Foundation, Inc.
Keith B. Shirk & Dariel A. Jacobs
Su-Pa & Frances E. Kang
James B. & Joanne M. Kesting
Diane L. & William J. Kitson III
LaValley Foundation
Joyce P. Litten
Barbara G. Malhoit
Michael T. & Joyce A. Marciniak
Todd & Leah Matteson
M. Christine Miller ‘01, ‘10
James J. Minesky & Paula Goetting-Minesky
John & Mary Pat Moor
Teddi Moorman
Richard M. & M. Sue Ney
Edward J. & Lorraine R. Nussel
James D. Page, Jr.
Paul & Elaine C. Raglow
Kollin & Manda R. Rice
Randy ‘04 & Dawn M. Saint John
Carol A. Schwartz ‘75
Janice L. Sexton
Thomas & Elizabeth A. Straub
Karen-Jo M. ‘68 Welter
Craig & Jane Williams
James H. Zink
The Lourdes University Veterans Scholarship
The Lyden Family Scholarship
Lyden Company
The Dr. Patricia McCutchan - Richard Venier
Scholarship
The Patrick and Angele McGrady Scholarship
Patrick J. & Angele McGrady
The McMaster Family Foundation Scholarship
The Multicultural Student Services Program
O-I Charities Foundation
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The Nightingale Nursing Education Scholarship
The Bob and Penny O’Brien Scholarship
The Rita O’Grady Scholarship
The Chuck Oswald Memorial Scholarship
The Owens Corning Diamante Latino
Scholarship
The Walter Palicki Library Endowment
Walter R. Palicki
The Ruth Frost Parker Nursing Scholarship
The PNC Diamante Latino Scholarship
The Presidential Franciscan Scholarship
The Catherine Reuther Lifelong Learning
Sylvania Firefighters IAFF Local 2243
The Roemer Insurance – Janice L. Ramsdell
Scholarship
Wellington F Roemer Insurance Co
The Keith and Shirley Schlender Masters of
Science in Nursing Scholarship
Providence Care Centers
Keith K. & Shirley Schlender
The Patricia Flaherty Seifried Scholarship
George B. Seifried
David & Katrina M. Horvath
Cindy L. Hurst
David L. & Janet Kallsen
Michael J. & Debra J. Kennedy
Caroline C. Kwiatkowski
Thomas & Deborah S. Lajeunesse
Benjamin R. Lewton
Brianna K. Lievens Pilbeam ‘15
Lourdes University Staff Association
Todd M. ‘10 & Molly Matthews
Jeannette C. Merritt
M. Christine Miller ‘01, ‘10
James & Ruthi ‘13 Mitchell
Karen M. Mohar
Edward & Laura M. ‘05 Ott
Elizabeth A. Radecki
Deborah M. Rathbun ‘11
Chandra Reinhart ‘08, ‘10
Natalie I. Richardson
Ronald R. & AmyJo ‘95 Rouleau
Helene E. Sheets ‘09
Scott L. & Liz Simon
Alisa A. Smith ‘15
Blaine D. & Linda L. Stout
Rick S. & Carla L. Woodell
The Stasch-Howell Scholarship
Michael J. & Carol H. Anderson
Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges, Inc.
The Lee Z. Steele Scholarship
Herman P. Steele
The Student Memorial Scholarship
The Shumaker, Loop & Kendrick Scholarship
Shumaker, Loop & Kendrick, LLP
Toledo Community Foundation, Inc.
The Student Nurse Anesthetist Support Fund
Benjamin D. & Bridget J. Burnor
Jill A. Liebnau ‘93
The Signature Bank, N.A. Scholarship
Signature Bank
The Sylvania CIC Scholarship
John H. & Sue Crandall
The Sisters of St. Francis Franciscan Integration
Scholarship
Sisters of St. Francis
The John S. and Yolanda Danyi Szuch Scholarship
John & Yolanda Szuch
The Sister Maria Goretti Sodd Scholarship
Vincent K. & Lorraine E. ‘99 McHugh
The Staff Association Memorial Scholarship
Paul & K.C. Bailey
James R. & Melissa J. ‘13 Bergfeld
Kristin Booth ‘10
Todd L. Chiarelott
Matthew A. & Kelly L. Conkle
Nancy A. Davis ‘14
Michael J. & Karen J. Dibling
Kelly R. Dilworth ‘13
Jacquelyn C. Donovan
Angel & Gina M. ‘14 Duran
Mary E. Fairbanks
Cynthia A. Fisher
Michael A. & Karen A. George
Charles & Angela M. Gorny
Patricia A. Gray
Andrew O. & Reyna Ham
Tara E. Hanna ‘13
Cynthia A. Hesburn
Max & Linda M. Hoetzl
Heather M. Hoffman
The Robert J. Turek, Jr. Leadership Scholarship
The Stevie Beale VanAusdale Courage Award Scholarship
Sheryl A. Beale
Gregory & Marianne Black
Phillip & Cori L. Brown
John & Anjali D. Gray
W. Lawrence & Carol J. Keller
Michael J. & Jeanne K. Pasternak
Sue A. Sweeney
The Philip S. Willis Scholarship
The Women’s Initiative and United Way Scholarship
The Connie Wos Memorial Scholarship
Judy M. & Charles V. Baumgartner, Jr.
The Grace R. Young Scholarship
Donald D. Young*
The Sister Karen Zielinski Scholarship
Sr. Karen J. Zielinski, OSF ‘74
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