ANNUAL REPORT
| Year Ended August 31, 2013
www.cayuga-cc.edu/foundation
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oard of Directors
1. Barbara J. Bateman
2. David Contiguglia
3. Peter J. Emerson*
4. Dr. Dennis Golladay
5. Lisa M. Green
6. Kelley M. Gridley
7. Edward F. Herrling ‘72
8. Lloyd E. Hoskins ’74
9. Dr. Joseph F. Karpinski Sr.*
10. John J. Klink ‘66
11. Daniel C. Labeille*
12. John Latanyshyn
13. William R. Lynch
14. Loraine Miller ’73
15. Lewis E. Springer II
16. Kimberly M. Townsend
17. L. Michael Treadwell
18. Robert K. Wallace
19. Caroline M. Westover
20. Angela Winfield
Dr. Gregory T. DeCinque, Ex Officio
*Honorary Director
In addition, the following people recently served
on the Board of Directors:
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John Bisgrove Jr.
Guy T. Cosentino
Patricia Vail Dellonte
Jerome A. Mirabito
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Jeffrey L. Hoffman, Executive Director
Martha S. MacKay, Associate Director of Development
Louise B. Wilson ’72, Director of Alumni Affairs
Carol A. MacKenzie ’74, Administrative Assistant
Mary J. Kriever ’09, Part-time Administrative Assistant
Kathleen O’Donnell, Accountant
Buffington & Hoatland CPAs, Auditors
Cover Photos:
Top: Artistic rendering of a mosaic mural that has since been installed at the College. The “Roots in the Finger Lakes”
mosaic project was supported with a Daniel C. Labeille grant through the Cayuga Community College Foundation.
Left: Foundation Executive Director Jeffrey Hoffman, Art Instructor Melissa Johnson, and Artist-in-Residence Jennifer
Gandee unveiling concept for the mosaic project.
Right: Foundation Administrative Assistant Carol MacKenzie placing a piece of mosaic in the mural.
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letter from the President
The Cayuga County Community College Foundation, Inc.
Dear Friends of the CCC Foundation,
The past few years have been full of activity at the Cayuga
Community College Foundation. We have undertaken
some of the largest and most ambitious projects in our
history of supporting the College, our alumni and
especially our students. I am pleased to tell you our story
in this year’s Annual Report.
Although I graduated from the College several years ago,
Cayuga still impacts my life on a daily basis. The lessons I
learned from my faculty and mentors continues to guide
my life, both at work and at home. In addition, I interact
with ACC/CCC grads on a daily basis throughout the
community. The professionalism of my fellow alumni—be they teachers, attorneys, police
officers, business owners, nurses or those from other walks of life—convinces me daily of
the quality of a Cayuga education. We should be very proud of the thousands of alumni
who touch our lives every day.
Your support of the Cayuga Community College Foundation has helped make these
alumni who they are today. Your gifts are also transforming the lives of thousands of CCC
students—future alumni who will make Cayuga and Oswego Counties (and other places)
better for all of us.
As we help to move the College forward, the CCC Foundation will continue to rely upon
the engagement of you, our friends and donors. On behalf of the Foundation’s Board of
Directors, I personally offer you my sincere gratitude for your tremendous support of the
Cayuga Community College Foundation and invite you to journey with us as we plan for
the future.
Highlights
Support to the College
New Scholarships
Instructional Equipment
Development and Special Project Grants
Cultural Events
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Entrepreneurship
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“Top 100” in America
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ACC/CCC Alumni Association
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Donors / Planned Giving
Lloyd E. Hoskins
President, The Cayuga County Community College Foundation, Inc.
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upport to the College
The Foundation provides support to the College in two forms: 1) scholarships, awards and grants to students and
2) support for academic and other College and community programs. The Foundation had another good year receiving
gifts and grants from many generous individuals, foundations and organizations.
Support to Students
In the past year, the Foundation received funds to create two endowed scholarships:
The Peter B. Buxbaum Memorial Scholarship was created by Barbara Buxbaum in memory of her son. This will be awarded to
a returning sophomore with preference given to a graduate of Auburn High School. She/he must declare an interest in pursuing a liberal arts program cumulating in a B.A. degree, with a major in the humanities or social science; demonstrate academic
excellence, particularly in the subject of English; demonstrate an interest in music, the arts and/or student government while
attending CCC; must also demonstrate an ability in communications as evidenced by work on the College’s student newspaper,
contributions to a literary magazine, reporting for a local newspaper and/or other communications activities.
During 2012-2013, the Foundation
provided $393,287 to the College and
to the community through awards,
scholarships, campus improvements and
other awards including the following:
• $242,767 for 270 Scholarships and 79
Commencement Awards to diminish some
of the unmet need of $21,242,608 for
2012-2013.
• $18,358 in Faculty Grants for the Emerson
Endowed Chair, four Special Project
Grants and one Summer Fellowship.
• $84,632 for Program Grants.
The Thommie Walsh Memorial Scholarship was established through the efforts of Thommie’s sister, Barbara. The scholarship
will be awarded to a full-time, returning sophomore attending the Auburn Campus who is pursuing a concentration in Theatre
or Music at CCC. First preference will be given to a graduate of Auburn High School.
2011-12
2012-13
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upport to the College
Fall/Spring Scholarships
ACC/CCC Alumni Association Scholarships
Administrative/Professional Group Scholarship
David F. Alexander Memorial Scholarship
Alfieri & McColgin Nursing Excellence Scholarship
Alliance Bank Scholarship
Auburn Players Community Theatre Scholarship
Auburn Police Union Local 195 Scholarship
Auburn Steel/Nucor Steel Auburn, Inc. Scholarships
Josephine Aversa-Lynch Memorial Scholarship
Claudine B. Babiarz Memorial Scholarship
Antonino & Matteo Bartolotta Scholarships of Merit
Antonino & Matteo Bartolotta Technical Scholarship
James A. & Katie S. Bentley Memorial Scholarship
Donald P. Blaisdell EAP Scholarship
Richard Bunn Memorial Scholarship
CCC Grants-in-Aid
Patricia M. Callahan Scholarships
Cayuga Bank Scholarships
Cayuga Bank Employee Memorial Scholarship
Cayuga County Association of Realtors
Cayuga County Home Bureau Scholarship
Cayuga County Medical Society Scholarship
G. Bruce & Betty Dearing Memorial Scholarship
Taylor Denson Health Scholarship
Selio & Kathryn DePasquale Science Scholarship
Eastern Shore Associates Insurance Scholarship
Educational Support Professionals Scholarship
Weston D. Eldred Memorial Scholarship
Empire State Diversity Honors Scholarship
Claire E. & Frank A. Fama Sophomore Scholarships
Joseph S. Fleszar Memorial Scholarship
Foresman Family Scholarship
Leo and Elizabeth Curtin Fox Memorial Scholarship
Freshman Scholarships of Merit
Fulton Savings Bank Scholarship
Fulton Savings Bank High School Scholarships
Anne Drancsak Gallager Memorial Scholarship
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Ganey Business Scholarship
Harry W. and Dorothy J. George Scholarships
Harrington Business Scholarship
Ryan L. Hart Memorial Scholarship
Jack M. Hayden Jr. Memorial Scholarships
Holy Family High School Alumni Scholarship
Honors Scholarships - Full Tuition
Honors Scholarships – Sophomore
Walter W. & Mabel C. Hornburg Scholarships
William J. Humes Jr. Memorial Scholarships
Kenneth & Margaret Lesch Jahn Memorial Scholarship
Honey and Dr. Joseph F. Karpinski Sr. Memorial Scholarship
Knight Foundation Scholarships
Sabina Kulakowski Memorial Scholarship
Daniel C. Labeille Grant
Walter K. Long Memorial Scholarship
Verna Bench MacKay Memorial Scholarship
Maureen Mahany Memorial Scholarship
Rocco Malvaso Memorial Scholarship
Helen C. Mahon/Zonta Club of Auburn Scholarship
Nancy McGohan Memorial Nursing Scholarship
Elizabeth Payne McQueeney Memorial Scholarships
William & Esther Norris Scholarships
Nursing Scholarships
Jessica L. Onderdonk Memorial Scholarship
Ruth Penchoen Memorial Scholarship
Joseph W. and Margaret G. Pine Memorial Scholarship
Patricia K. Rizzo Memorial Scholarship
Linda A. Rooker Nursing Scholarship
St. Alphonsus School Scholarship
Scholarship Incentive Awards
Herman & Margaret Schwartz Scholarships
James Sayre Seymour Memorial Scholarship
Nataline Dulles Seymour Memorial Scholarship
Katie M. Socci Memorial Scholarship
Society of Broadcast Engineers Scholarships
Sophomore Scholarships
Ralph W. Standbrook Scholarship
Anne I. Stapleton Scholarship
John E. Stapleton Scholarship
Dr. Thomas D. & Wilhelmina Meagher Stapleton Scholarship
Josephine A. Stephen Memorial Nursing Scholarship
Sylvania-GTE-Philips Employee Association Scholarship
TRW-Auburn Electronics Division Scholarship
Preston H. Thomas Memorial Scholarships
Trustee Scholarships
Ward Family Scholarship
John M. & Marjorie D. Wetherby Scholarship
Lisa A. McLoud White Memorial Scholarship
Thomas James Wiggins Sr. Memorial Scholarship
Dellaphene Winters Memorial Scholarships
Jacqueline Kellogg Wise Memorial Scholarships
Rose M. Zambito Scholarship
Commencement Awards
ACC/CCC Alumni Association Awards
Accounting Career Award
Accounting Transfer Award
Madeleine Alfieri Memorial Nursing Award
Dr. G. Burnett & Vera K. Atwater Memorial Award
Auburn Community Hospital Auxiliary Award
David L. Becker II Memorial Award
Irving & Helen Belth Memorial Award
Neilia Hunter Biden English Awards
Dean Norman F. Bourke Memorial Scholarship
Edward T. & Alice L. Boyle Memorial Scholarship
Carol A. Brewer Sportsmanship Award
Professor Joseph A.M. Camardo Memorial Award
Sandra B. Carbary Memorial Award
Ruth Edwards Carpenter Memorial Award
Ralph J. Casbarro Sports Award
Mark “Chico” Castiglione Memorial Award
Philip Thomas and Mary Pace Cefaratti Memorial Award
Vicki Cook Condie Nursing Excellence Award
Sue Court Memorial Award
John A. Daum Memorial Scholarships
Barbara Dove Memorial Award
Eastern Shore Associates Insurance Award
Fred M. & Ora H. Everett Awards
Claire E. & Frank A. Fama Memorial Awards
Foundation Memorial Award
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Ganey Business Award
Harry W. and Dorothy J. George Awards
Harrington Business Award
Honors Faculty Award
Walter W. & Mabel C. Hornburg Award
Honey and Dr. Joseph F. Karpinski Sr. Award
John Karpinski Memorial Award
Samuel V. & Marion B. Kennedy Memorial Award
William Komanecky Memorial Science Award
Ruth Kimball Kent Memorial English Award
Dr. John P. and Joann MacDaniel Award
J. Richard Mahlstedt Sr. Memorial Award
Ethyl W. Mapes Nursing Award
Mathematics Excellence Award
Elizabeth B. Metcalf Memorial Award
Lena S. Michaels Memorial Award
Miele/Fama Leadership Award
Virginia K. Moore Award
William J. Painter Memorial Award
Phi Theta Kappa, Dean Norman F. Bourke Memorial Award
Dorothy M. Rooker Award
Patrick G. Ryan Memorial Award
Goldye Jean Schwartz Memorial Award
Dr. George Sincerbeaux Pediatric Scholarship
Society of Broadcast Engineers Scholarship
Anne I. Stapleton Award
John E. Stapleton Award
Dr. Thomas D. & Wilhelmina Meagher Stapleton Award
Thomas F. Steenburgh Memorial Award
Wilfred “Sonny” Taylor Memorial Award
Trustees’ Memorial Award
Shirley Vargason Memorial Award
Herbert P. Ward Memorial Award
Joan Post Worden Memorial Scholarship
Michael C. Wride Memorial Award
Jean Sturges & David Aidan Young Memorial Award
SProgram Support
upport to the College
During 2012-13 the CCC Foundation provided significant program funding. Foundation grants give CCC faculty the new
tools they need to provide updated, cutting-edge educational programming for our students. Here is a sampling of
Foundation-funded initiatives in the past year.
The Instructional Equipment Fund provided support for:
• Seven I-pad minis and software for our “Sim Man” (simulation mannequins for use by nursing students)
• Over $10,000 in pumps, software and other items for CCC’s Nursing Labs
• An HXR-MC2000U SONY camera for our Telecommunications program in the CCC’s School of Media and the Arts (SOMA)
• A Logic Analyzer device for CCC’s Mechanical/Electrical Technology programs
• More than $6,600 in grants to update our kiln for pottery and art production
• A high-end Yamaha Digital Piano for our music students
The CCC Foundation provided a special grant to purchase laptop computers for military veterans attending the College.
Cayuga’s Veteran Laptop Loan Program (VLLP) makes laptops available to student veterans for use on and off campus to assist
them with their educational success.
Thanks to a series of grants from the Green Family Foundation, the CCC Foundation has provided $77,000 for Cayuga’s
Telecommunications programs. Their 2012 grant helped purchase new flooring, lighting and acoustical materials for our
television studio.
Nursing student Samantha Howley using technology
to practice the art of nursing
Using a grant from the John Ben Snow Foundation, the CCC Foundation purchased furnishings, a stage, a lectern and other
items for use in the “Fashion Bug” special events area at the Fulton Campus.
The mosaic mural project, funded by the CCC Foundation’s Daniel C. Labeille Artist-in-Residence Endowment, added a new
outdoor mural at our Auburn Campus. CCC students designed this piece and created it under the direction of Jennifer Gandee,
a long-time adjunct instructor at the College, talented ceramics artist, and director of Gandee Gallery in Fabius, New York.
(See accompanying article)
The Library Collection Fund of the CCC Foundation purchased fifteen titles to bolster our science, history and music
collections. These included E-Healthcare Systems and Wireless Communications: Current and Future Challenges to support
students in our Nursing program.
The CCC Foundation secured a highly competitive grant through the Coleman Foundation in Chicago, the leading
foundation in support of community college entrepreneurship education. Our E-ship initiatives overseen by Professor Thomas
Paczkowski, the Fred L. Emerson Endowed Chair for Enterprise and Innovation, used the Coleman grant for Cayuga’s Business
Idea Competition. (See accompanying article)
Special Projects and Development Grants provide faculty and staff members the opportunity to attend conferences,
explore possible new programs and develop new intersession courses. In the summer of 2013, Business Instructor Amy
Valente researched the potential for developing a new certificate program in the area of Tourism and Hospitality. Her proposal
noted that “tourism is a $1 billion industry in Central New York, and current global economic conditions…create opportunities
for our region to draw additional international visitors… In addition, the region has an abundance of arts and cultural
opportunities…” As a result of Ms. Valente’s work, a certificate program was presented to the Board of Trustees at its January
2014 meeting.
Safety check for IV administration by nursing student
Caleb Williams
SProgram Support
upport to the College
CCC Students Create “Roots in the Finger Lakes” Mosaic Mural
Artists have captured the beauty of the Finger Lakes in every type of media
for centuries. Now the Finger Lakes have been portrayed in a mosaic mural
entitled “Roots in the Finger Lakes” at Cayuga Community College. The piece
was designed by Cayuga students with artist-in-residence Jennifer Gandee
and faculty member Melissa Johnson. This project was funded by the CCC
Foundation through its Daniel C. Labeille Artist-in-Residence Endowment.
Gandee and Johnson began with a series of meetings with students, faculty
and staff. “We envisioned this as a complete learning process from the start,”
Gandee said. “First, I introduced students to the history and forms of mosaics
going back to ancient times.” Johnson continued, “We then asked students to
sketch out their ideas, discussing their drafts as a group. Through this process
we combined several of the themes they presented: a tree trunk and roots,
sedimentary layers with fossils, and the Finger Lakes. Our collaborative
drawing of the image was further developed by Jen.”
The chosen design incorporates multiple elements into one unified piece.
“The lakes became the roots of a large tree, growing in multi-colored layers of soil, interspersed with fossil and organic imagery,” said Johnson. An outdoor wall near the College’s
School of Media and the Arts (SOMA) was selected as the site for the mural, because SOMA brings together CCC’s programs in Media Production, Audio/Radio Production, Studio Art,
Music, Theatre, Writing and Literature.
The final piece included more than 1,000 individually-fired tiles, plus other materials donated by local businesses. Jesse Kline, who was involved in the downtown mosaics in Auburn,
assisted with the final stages of the installation in April 2013. “Students, employees, CCC alumni and other community members came together helping to install the tiles,” said Gandee.
In the future the College plans to add an outdoor seating area where students and the College community can read, study, play music and appreciate this work of art.
Falcone Lecture Series Brings Yvonne Conte to CCC
Just in time for the holidays, motivational speaker Yvonne Conte arrived at CCC in November 2012 to share her unique perspective on how to
“De-Stress the Mess.” Ms. Conte spoke at a new venue on our Auburn Campus, the Cayuga Café. Her presentation was sponsored by the CCC
Foundation’s Noreen and Michael J. Falcone Lecture Fund, which has brought outstanding speakers to the College and surrounding communities
since 1997.
Ms. Conte, who lives in Westvale, New York, sprinkled humor and stories from her Italian-American upbringing throughout the evening. She read
brief excerpts from her most recent book, Cry, Laugh, Cook! A Collection of Essays, Conversations, and Conte Family Recipes. She reached out to a crowd
of over 100 guests in CCC’s Café, encouraging them to “remember the emotional and physical benefits of laughter. Our thoughts and actions are
closely linked in our lives; the better you think, the better you will become.”
Yvonne Conte has written 87 feature articles and published six books. She also presents keynote addresses each year for such clients as Xerox
Corporation, Time Warner, GE Global, AT&T, and Merck and Medeva Pharmaceutical. Featured on national and regional television programs, Conte
also offers workshops through Humor Advantage Training Inc. Her uplifting message has reached more than 50,000 people across the United States
and around the world. For more information about Conte, visit her at www.yvonneconte.com.
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Cayuga Community College Foundation
ighlights
Entrepreneurship Update: The Coleman Foundation supports Business
Idea Competition
Cayuga Community College embarked on an Entrepreneurial Initiative in 2006 to
enhance the quality of life and increase entrepreneurship in Central New York. Thanks to
grants totaling more than $2 million, the CCC Foundation has helped the College:
• create the nation’s first Endowed Chair at a community college in Entrepreneur ship, the Fred L. Emerson Foundation, Inc. Chair in Enterprise and Innovation;
• underwrite award-winning student run enterprises (Cayuga Records and C3 Video);
• generate thousands of dollars for charity through social e-ship (the Prom Dress
Project);
• start a Wine Studies Program capitalizing on the Finger Lakes’ wine industry; and
• co-found the SUNY ENGINE (Educational Network to Grow Innovation and
Entrepreneurship).
Cayuga has infused entrepreneurship across academic disciplines, touching more than
20% of our students. As Professor Thomas Paczkowski, CCC’s Emerson Endowed Chair
noted, “While we have had success in encouraging students to think and work entrepreneurially, we need to take the next step. We now wish to encourage our entrepreneurs
to test and advance their ideas under the guidance of experienced mentors.”
CCC Foundation Contributions 2004-2013 as per audit
2012-13 Update
In 2012-13, CCC took its entrepreneurship program to this next level, involving
mentors to guide our students. CCC piloted the 2013 Business Idea Competition, open to
students from all of SUNY’s community colleges. Using practicing entrepreneurs to assist
these students, we recruited an outstanding group of mentors. They included
John Liddy, Entrepreneur in Residence at Syracuse University; Robert Pine, business
consultant and founder of a telecommunications company; Richard Chalupnicki, owner
of a financial services company; Laura Coburn, educator and founder of Coburn Design;
and others. “These entrepreneurs have all started and managed successful businesses,”
said Paczkowski. “They were excited to contribute to the next step of our Entrepreneurial
Initiative.” Cayuga faculty involved in the competition included Amy Valente, Sheila
Myers and William Prosser. Prizes were awarded in the amounts of $1,250, $750, $500
and $250.
“The Business Idea Competition provided mentoring opportunities to students from
practicing entrepreneurs,” Paczkowski continued. “Students met with their mentors
prior to submission of their applications and received expert advice following the
competition.” Each entry included a concept summary, the intended target market, a
value proposition, market analysis and a description of the product/service offering.
Since 2006, the CCC Foundation has secured major support for the Entrepreneurial
Initiative from the Fred L. Emerson Foundation and the Stardust Foundation of Central
NY (Auburn); the First Niagara Foundation (Lockport, NY); the Coleman Foundation
(Chicago, IL); the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation (Kansas City, MO); and the Stardust
Foundation (Scottsdale, AZ).
CCC Foundation
Market Value of Investments from Annual Audit
2010-11 2011-12 2012-13
2011-12
2012-13
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ighlights
CCC Foundation Recognized as “Top 100” in America
Since its inception in 1982, the Cayuga Community College
Foundation has consistently earned praise as one of the best in
SUNY. Now, the CCC Foundation has taken its place among the
best foundations in America, ranking #95 among the nation’s
community colleges.
Dr. William R. Crowe, Director of the University of Georgia’s Center
for Continuing Education, has completed extensive research on
public two-year colleges and their supporting foundations. His
work was based on the annual tax returns (IRS 990 filings) of each
foundation, ranking them in an order based on total assets and
funds raised. The data included filings from 2009-2012, making
this the most comprehensive research project ever conducted in
the arena of two-year college advancement.
“Dr. Crowe’s research continues the national recognition given
to the CCC Foundation in recent years,” said Executive Director
Jeff Hoffman. “Our Foundation has earned accolades from the
National Association for Community College Entrepreneurship
for its support of Cayuga’s ‘E-ship Across the Curriculum’ model. In
addition, our good friends Jack and Jerry Bisgrove were honored
in Washington, D.C. by the Council for Resource Development
(CRD) for their support of CCC. Their award was one of only ten
given nationwide to community colleges.”
“This recognition of the Cayuga Community College Foundation
is a testament to our donors,” said Board President Lloyd Hoskins.
“The outstanding support we receive, both for annual giving and
for capital campaigns, has helped us earn this recognition. We
take our responsibility very seriously to raise significant support
for the College and to be diligent in our management of all funds
entrusted to the care of the CCC Foundation.”
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ACC/CCC Alumni Association
With each passing year, the ACC/CCC Alumni Association continues to carry forth its mission to provide
services to our graduates, our students and our community. Its reputation of being one of the strongest
associations of its size in the SUNY system has been earned and well deserved.
Our Alumni Association’s achievements reflect the strong commitments of ACC/CCC’s graduates and
friends. By staying involved and connected, they enjoy fellowship with other alums while building a
foundation of success for students—our future alumni. We encourage you to think about your days at
ACC/CCC from time to time, reflecting back on how your education positively affected your life.
The 2012-13 issues of The Spartan alumni newsletter were special anniversary editions celebrating
the 60th anniversary of the founding of the College. ACC welcomed its first incoming freshmen on
September 1, 1953; many thousands have passed through our doors since then. We’ve been here for
60 years and we’re looking forward to the next 60 years of educating students and enriching lives!
Alumni Activities throughout the 2012-13 Academic Year
• The annual meeting and election of officers and board members was held in September. Our
Association President is Edward “Ted” Herrling ’72; Vice-President, Gerard (Gerry) Guiney ‘ 82;
Treasurer, Frederick Falsey ‘76; and Secretary, John Lamphere ‘74.
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The alumni board sponsored its 10th annual Antique Appraisal Fair.
Representation at the 39th Annual Holiday Craft Fair
Co-sponsored the 13th Annual Family Fun Day event
Leadership role in SUNYCUAD (State University of NY Council for Advancement)
Sponsorship of Scholarship Breakfast hosted by the Admissions Office
Continued development and distribution of our eMagazine Get Inspired, which now reaches
over 1,200 readers
• Provided orientation lunches for new students
Commitment to Our Students and the Community We Serve
• Funding of book grants administered by the Financial Aid office to students with financial need
• Alumni Scholarships awarded to outstanding students
• Alumni Awards and Brunch
• Annual “Cookies for a Cause” on both campuses
Association Sponsored Trips (Open to the Public)
• Gettysburg Battlefield Weekend – weekend trip escorted by John Lamphere in September
• New York City Weekend – sold-out trip in November
• Washington D.C. – sold-out trip in April
• New York City Day Trip – sold-out trip in July
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ighlights
“Cookies for a Cause” at Auburn Campus with
delivery to the Cayuga County Nursing Home
2013 Alumni Award Recipients
• Patricia M. Callahan ‘87
• Michael R. Frame ‘99
Antique Appraisal Fair
Holiday Craft Fair workers (left to right) Ted Herrling ‘72, LaVonté
McLeod, Amanda Reed ‘06, JoAnn Harris ‘95 and John McLeod ‘08
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ighlights
Overnight trip to New York City
Alumni sponsored trip to Gettysburg
Trip to Washington, D.C. joined by CCC History Club students and friends
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inancial Report
Consolidated Statement of Financial Position
(with Comparative Information about The Cayuga County Community College Foundation, Inc. as of August 31, 2012)
BALANCE SHEET
For the year ended August 31, 2013 ASSETS
CURRENT ASSETS
Operating cash and cash equivalents
Pledges receivable
Accounts receivable
Reimbursed salary receivable
Escrow deposits
PROPERTY AND PLANT, NET
INVESTMENTS
$
Total Current Assets
August 31, 2013
Total Assets
150,116
33,429
—
1,500
642,205
August 31, 2012
$
85,192
12,070
8,070
3,000
539,075
827,250
647,407
9,219,670
9,445,148
12,248,442
11,569,892
$22,295,342
$21,662,447
$
$
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
CURRENT LIABILITIES
Current maturities of long-term debt
Accounts payable
Accrued taxes
College escrow liability
Deferred revenue
Total Current Liabilities
LONG-TERM DEBT — NET OF CURRENT MATURITIES
Total Liabilities
572,746
12,552
1,697
267,102
—
854,097
502,271
6,915
1,606
163,971
79,071
753,834
7,594,762
8,167,508
8,448,859
8,921,342
NET ASSETS
Unrestricted net assets
4,718,350
4,251,432
Temporarily restricted net assets
Permanently restricted net assets:
Income restricted
Income unrestricted
Total Permanently Restricted Net Assets
Total Net Assets
Total Liabilities and Net Assets
2,750,104
2,219,154
6,207,336
170,693
6,378,029
6,099,826
170,693
6,270,519
13,846,483
12,741,105
$22,295,342
$21,662,447
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inancial Report
STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES AND CHANGES IN NET ASSETS
For the year ended August 31, 2013
PUBLIC SUPPORT AND REVENUES
Interest and dividends
Net realized gains (losses) on investments
Change in unrealized gains (losses) on investments
Contributions
Contributions in kind
Income from real estate
August 31, 2013
$
293,648
1,190,115
(510,550)
405,137
200,062
1,232,643
August 31, 2012
$
249,468
543,280
7,074
403,696
204,469
1,842,310
Total Public Support and Revenues
EXPENSES
Program services:
Scholarships and Memorial Awards
Equipment, campus improvements and other grants
Total Program Services
2,811,055
3,250,297
242,767
150,520
393,287
289,990
192,844
482,834
Management and general
Fundraising
Total Expenses
1,063,311
249,079
1,705,677
925,120
240,822
1,648,776
1,105,378
12,741,105
$13,846,483
1,601,521
11,139,584
$12,741,105
Changes in Net Assets
Net Assets at Beginning of Year
Net Assets at End of Year
THonor Roll of Contributors
hank You
BENEFACTOR
(Donors making gifts of $10,000
or more in any one year)
The Allyn Foundation, Inc.
ACC/CCC Alumni Association
Auburn Steel Company, Inc.
Richard J. Babiarz
Antonino and Matteo Bartolotta
Arthur J. Bellinzoni
Neilia Hunter Biden Trust
John and Marsha Bisgrove Trust
Barbara B. Buxbaum
Cayuga Bank
Cayuga Lake National Bank
Central New York Bottle Co.
The Citizen
City of Auburn
Columbian Foundation, Inc.
Creative Electric, Inc.
Estate of Helen G. Dinsmore
Fred L. Emerson Foundation, Inc.
Empire State Development Corporation
The Fred M. and Ora H. Everett Charitable Trust
Noreen R. and Michael J. Falcone
First Niagara Bank Foundation
Fleet Investment Management
Follett Higher Education Group
Ludmila and Robert Foresman
D. E. French Foundation, Inc.
Fulton Community Development Agency
Fulton Savings Bank
Robert P. Gallager
Joseph P. Ganey
Goulds Pumps, Inc.
Green Family Foundation, Inc.
Leslie J. Hart
Holy Family High School 40 Year Reunion
Institute for the Application of Geospatial
Technology
Shirley and Reinhardt Jahn
Reinhardt H. & Shirley R. Jahn Foundation
Dr. Joseph F. Karpinski Sr.
Joseph F. Karpinski Sr. Foundation
Keuka College
Frances C. Knight
The Frances C. & Albert C. Knight Foundation
Knights of Columbus, Council 207
Mrs. Walter K. Long
Martha S. MacKay
The Stanley W. Metcalf Foundation
Miller Brewing Company
NASA Regional Application Center
for the Northeast
non-alumni, 2012 - 2013
Nestle Chocolate and Confections
Nucor Corporation
Oswego County Charitable Foundation
Windsor and Kay Price Sr.
Rural Health Network of Oswego County
Margaret Schwartz
The Schwartz Family Foundation, Inc.
Marion Seymour
The John Ben Snow Foundation
John Ben Snow Memorial Trust
Mary and Lewis Springer II
Stardust Foundation, Inc.
Stardust Foundation of Central New York
Styles & Smiles for Socci
Syracuse University
Willie M. Testa
TRW—Automotive Electronics Group
Welch Allyn, Inc.
Barbara G. Wright
Martha Youngs
PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE
(Gifts of $1,000 or more)
Penny and Bill Allyn
Buffington & Hoatland CPAs, PLLC
CCC Tutor Club
Central New York Community Foundation, Inc.
The Coleman Foundation, Inc.
David Contiguglia
Rebecca Devendorf
Dominion Foundation
Eastern Shore Associates
Arthur H. Foresman, M.D.
Fox Imports, Inc.
Fulton Savings Bank
Harry and Dorothy George Charitable Trust
Dennis Golladay
Debbie and Jeff Hoffman
Joel and Robert Humphrey
Nancy and John Karpinski
Maggie Killoran
Frances Knight Charitable Foundation
Lorelee Lardear
Dr. Daniel Paul Larson
Cheryl Lindsay
Deborah L. and William P. Lovell
Martha S. MacKay
Kathryn B. and John P. McLane
Kelly and Jeffrey Rosenthal
Sherwood Inn
Socci Stiletto Stampede
Society of Broadcast Engineers, Chapter 22, Inc.
Margaret D. Spillett
Lewis E. Springer II
Meghan Stapleton, Eric Steenburgh and family
Myrna and Everett Sullivan
Willie M. Testa and Pat Finkle
Toyota Dealer Match Program
PATRON
($500-$999)
Linda L. Alfieri
Lew F. Allyn
Auburn Community Hospital Auxiliary
Fulton Tutor Club
Susan K. Gilmore
Lisa M. Green
Dr. Anne J. Herron and Mr. Peter M. Rafalow
Carole and Steve Keeler
Alison McCarthy
Theresa Misiaszek
Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Poole
Carol E. Runge
L. Michael Treadwell
Caroline M. Westover
Gloria Woolson
ASSOCIATE
($250-$499)
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Auburn Police Union Local 195
Kathryn and Jim Briggs
Melina Carnicelli
Cayuga County Medical Society
Cuddy & Ward, LLP
Carla M. DeShaw
Mary A. Emens and Shelly and Larry DiGiulio
GE Foundation
The Jacobs Press, Inc.
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
Anne and Brad Komanecky
Melissa Komanecky
Liz McCormick and John Lamphere
Sheila Myers
Roxana and David Pontius
Jocelyn and David Richards
G. William Ryan
Savannah Bank, N.A.
Dr. Daniel F. Schultz
Kathy Sipling
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Edward Stacy Jr.
Carolyn A. Stevenson
Verizon Foundation
Christie Waters
Karen Wheat
SUSTAINING MEMBER
($100-$249)
Louis P. Alfieri Sr.
Anonymous
Abu Badruddin
Baker Carpet House Inc.
Barbara J. Bateman
Jacqueline and Vincent Bisignano
Rosanne and Christopher Bourke
Jane J. Bowen
Phyllis and John Campbell
Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Cannucciari
Cayuga County Community College ESP
Vicki L. Condie
Joyce Crandall
Custom Accounting Services, Inc.
Misty DiGaetano
Roberta M. Dobbertin
Wynn and Bill Donofrio
Jeffrey L. Edwards
Maureen Erickson
The Faculty-Student Association of CCC
Christopher Fama
Donald Fama
George C. Fearon
Maryanne Felter
Patricia T. Finkle
Mark Foss
Linda and Charles Foxbower
Bob Frame
Carol and Roland Gassler
Douglas E. Hart
Steven Hart
Rae Howard
HSBC Philanthropic Programs
Lois Karpinski Martijnse
Wilma and Daniel Kehoe
Mary and Harold Leonard
Ray Leszczynski
Lockheed Martin
Deborah and William Marventano
Mary P. Mullane
Geraldine Bunn and Stephen Onderdonk
Hillary D. Paine
Dr. Joseph Peone Jr.
Phi Theta Kappa
Phi Theta Kappa - Fulton
Linda and Momcilo Pokrajac
Patricia Powers-Burdick
Marilyn, Lisa and David Reinherz
Peggy Savage
Asieh Shayezani
Gina Speno
Helene and David Stapleton
Supplemental Health Care
The Vestry of the Church of Saints Peter
and John
Tiki
Kimberly M. Townsend
Amy Valente
Linda Van Buskirk
Jane H. Van Dam
Suzanne E. Westee
Scott Whalen
Stella A. White
Williams, Heinl, Moody & Buschman, P.C.
Florentine R. Worden M.D.
SPARTAN
($50-$99)
Mr. and Mrs. William Alfieri
Judith and Robert Allyn
Bank of America Foundation
Joan and Doug Cameron
Jacqueline S. Caputa
Joan H. Colangione
Susan and James Cranfield
Gerald N. Fassell
Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Fera Sr.
Patricia Fiorillo-Bullock
Carmelann Gaylo
Frances and William Hannan
David L. Harbaugh
Home Depot - Matching Gift Center
IBM Corporation
Jane Kiernan
Maureen and Bob King
Barbara and John Komarisky
Daniel Labeille
Linda MacKay
Marjorie J. Miele
Nancy and Gerald Minturn
Peggy and Andrew Mosley
Marie Nellenback
Howard Nelson
Linda M. Nervina
Meg Osborne
William F. Pinckney
Kathleen M. Real
Theresa Rogalski
Chick and Bryan Rubenau
Alanna and Vincent Schoonmaker
Mary Lee and Richard Schweitzer
Susan and Grant Sharpe
Wanda J. Smith
Roseann and James Spinelli
John T. Spinosa
Linda M. Steveskey
Rosanne and Vartan Vartanian Jr.
Patricia J. Vartigian
Adam Williams
Linda and Tom Zych
CAYUGAN
(Gifts up to $49)
ACC/CCC Alumni Association
Mary Kay Alpers
Anonymous
Scott D. Barnes
Barbara J. Beadle
Dorothy J. Blair
Brenda and Kevin Brown
Sara Buhl
Katherine S. Bunn
Mary M. Carroway
CCC Nursing
Sally and Ronald Clarry
Mary M. Collins
Tina and Michael DeBonis Jr.
Daniel V. Ferens
Margaret and Paul Flurschutz
Dominick Galusha
Shirley J. Gillmore
Janet C. Goodrich
Elisabeth Hurley
Martha and Edward Kalet
Mary Anne Kane
Terry Kupp
Janine McLaughlin
Dorothy Mekeel
Linda Miller
Marilyn Farrell Muir
Vita Marie Racko
Marilyn Ramsden
Dr. Kelley E. Rowley
Patricia and David Stock
Maureen M. Sullivan
Wells Fargo Educational Matching
Gift Program
Lindsey R. Yonko
THonor Roll of Contributors
hank You
BENEFACTOR
(Donors making gifts of $10,000
or more in any one year)
Craig S. Braden
Patricia M. Callahan
Edward M. Dean
Joann and John MacDaniel
Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Pine
PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE
(Gifts of $1,000 or more)
Anonymous
Richard W. Cook
Sharon L. Detzer
Kim Edwards
Sidney B. Gilmore
Dr. Ronald R. Grube
Lloyd E. Hoskins
Barbara and Richard Knaul
Stas’ Kott
Jean and Zinc La Douce
Carol and Aden MacKenzie
Cathleen C. McColgin
Loraine and Stephen Miller
Linda Anne Rooker
Dawn and William Stuart
PATRON
($500-$999)
Dr. Joseph M. Belth
Joanne V. Dusel
Frederick P. Falsey
Michael D. Fochtman
Michael R. Frame
Jenny and Ken Fruehauf
Gary F. Kuter
Michele Marie McMahon
Daria and James Shaw
Arthur E. Stephen
Michael K. Trapani
Louise B. Wilson
Carol and Stuart Wood
ASSOCIATE
($250-$499)
Linda and Lou Alfieri
Lisa J. Babiarz
Carl S. Basso
Barbara Post and Keith Batman
Michael Clark
Thomas J. Foley
Marybeth and Ed Galka
Edward C. Gillett
Jo Ann Harris
Teresa Hoercher
Jim Hohman
Kurt D. Kabelac
Jackie Komanecky
Susan Kreplin-Michaels
Donna J. Laird
John E. Lamphere
Ann and Richard Landers
Maxine and Dave Mamuscia
Gary A. Marco
Angelo Marinelli
Dawn Matijas-Czolowski
Mark Plis
Jane and Jack Pysnack
Kay Benedict Sgarlata
John R. Shaw
Dennis A. Siracusa
Jan M. Smolak
James B. Vargason
Patricia Dinsmore Walter
Dr. James G. Ward
Mary Wejko
David J. Zobkiw
SUSTAINING MEMBER
($100-$249)
Margaret Abdallah
John M. Achramowicz
Michael Adey
Daniel F. Agan
Patricia E. Albring
Anonymous
Nancy and Bill Barth
Susan A. Beck
John A. Bellomo
Dorothy C. Benedict
Sharon Bennett and Jacquelyn Gibbs
Kathleen E. Bergan
Patrick S. Bergan
Marianne Bertini
Anderson Bradshaw
Cathy R. Burns
Amy L. and Bruce G. Burton
M. Patricia Cadwallader
John M. Camardo
Rocco J. Carbone
Donna J. Carter
Dr. Theresa Casper-Klock
John D. Catlin
Jonathan Chapman
alumni, 2012 - 2013
Mary Sullivan Weaver Chase
Wayne A. Chauncey
Janet H. and Jeffrey Cole
Dr. Tim Coville
Charles H. Criss
Susan and Carl Cuipylo
Diane and John Currier
Joanne J. Dabulewicz
Helen E. Delaney
Kelly Diego
Gary P. Douglass
Arloine Ellis RN
Ralph Fall
Colleen M. and Daniel J. Fisher
Eleanor W. Follett
Cheryl A. Foster
John R. Frost
Chester J. Galka
Thomas E. Ganey
Amy E. Gavras
Edward N. Giannino Jr.
Michele (Fleszar) and Michael Glancy
Sharon and George Greule
Carolyn L. Guariglia
Gerard Guiney
Marc Hahn
Howard P. Hartnett
Alice M. Hoatland
Eugenia L. Hohman
Diane E. Holbert
Brenda and Norman Holland
William K. Hudson
Joel R. Huhtanen
Richard Hunter
Lydia A. Husak
Jim Hutchinson
Karl S. Kabelac
David A. Kinney
Pamela S. Kirkwood
James Kissane
Stephen Kline
Suzanne and John Klink
B. Gene Kolczynski
Julia C. Krueger
Don Lawler
Karen E. Lockwood
Michele M. Lombardo
Greg Lumb
John S. Lupien
Laureen and Robert Maiorano
Rebecca and Bernard Marino
Gretchen and David Martin
Jay Mavor
Penelope and Thomas McGinnis
Susan B. McKee
Joseph E. Meyers
James A. Miskell
Eileen and Terry Moore
Joan Muldoon
Sue and Tom Nagle
Andrea L. Napoli
Martin Nodzo
Deborah L. Oliver
Debra and Thomas Paczkowski
Trisha (Hayden) Panarites
Richard G. Paulino
Colleen A. Perkins
Carol A. Pesek
Lana (Barlow) Petrullo
Barry L. Pickard
James F. Plugh
Thomas J. Powell
Linda and William Prosser
Sandra L. Race
Thomas B. Riford
Paul J. Ringwood Jr.
Lisa Riordan
Jason Roche
Kathleen and Chris Roe
Yvonne Rosecrans
Mitchell (Brock) Ross
John C. Rossi
Patricia Irene Ryan
Sharon Y. Ryan
Diane and Jon Salvati
George Senft
Judith and Charles Shafer
Vincent P. Shaw
Patricia J. Steenburgh
David G. Steigerwald
Kathleen and Robert Steigerwald
Michael Stinson
Patti and Tom Stopyra
Ronald F. Stowell
Dennis W. Sullivan
Angie and Steve Taylor
Michael L. Toombs
Jean and John Vincent
James E. Walsh
Anthony V. Walters
Rosalie M. Ward
Laurence N. Waterman
Dana (Schwartz) and Allen Webster
D. Ronald Whipple
Carol A. Wilson
Joseph T. Zeoli
SPARTAN
($50-$99)
Henry Abbott
Annette Abdelaziz
Albert Adams
Emily and Joseph Alongi
James Anderegg
Carl E. Anderson
Virginia F. Androsko
Henry B. Angle
David Arliss
Darrell B. Bacorn
Barbara Baker
Kelly A. Barnes
George M. Barrett
Carol Baxter
David L. Beecher
John Bouck
Judith and Daniel Bragg
Eleanor A. Brammell
Dennis Brewer
Robin Burns
Michael P. Buza
Bob Calimeri
Robert C. Campbell
Charles N. Card
Barbara A. Carmody
Mark J. Carr
Diane W. Case
David J. Chilson
Nicole M. Christina
A. James Christopher
Lori Cochran
Kathy and Ron Colella
Maureen A. Collins
Kathy and Bill Cowmey
Michael L. Coyle
Gerald L. Cramer
Heidi H. Cross
Peter R. Crouse
Tom Cuff
James P. Cullinan III
Linda and Henry D’Amato
Marcia Sherman Dare
John W. Darling
Joseph M. Dattellas
Robert M. Davenport Jr.
Tina and David Dec
Ernest M. DeCaro
Elizabeth DeFurio
Margaret Q. Dienhoffer
Rhonda L. Dixon
Jacquilyn and John Dmytrenko
Betsy Donald
Lisa Doyle
Jay Dunham
Marilyn Durbin-Lavin
Kelly (Bellnier) Eidson
Elizabeth Wayne Fantone
Ronald Fleury
Linda Simkin and James Frisch
Billie Ann and Matthew Fronczek
Marilyn U. Fuller
Margaret A. Fulton
Thomas G. Gabak
Suzanne E. Gatto
Patricia A. Gleason
Gary P. Goodnough
Theresa J. Goss
Joseph E. Graney
Jeffrey A. Green
Thomas Greer
Anthony R. Gucciardi
Georgena and Roger Gunn
Nicolette and John Hai
Jeanne Harris
Lewis J. Hicks
Elizabeth C. Hill
Luisa and Gerald Hogan
Kevin F. Hogan
Christopher J. Houck
Teresa Houghton
Randall W. Hunter
William F. Jacobs
Michael E. Justian
Patricia A. Kenyon
M. Ann Keough
Jama J. Kessler
Patricia T. King
Carolyn Kingston
Kay S. Kraatz
Sandra Kreplin
Mary J. Kriever
Debra Kuepper
Judith M. Kulis
David G. Lewis
Patricia and Gary Lewis
Doris and Fred Lindsay
Steve Lisano
Christine Long
Deborah Lord
Honor Roll of Contributors
Donna M. Loveland
Linda L. Lynch
Carol Maciulewicz
Susan J. Mackey
David E. Maitland
Cathy and Mike Mancini
Kimberly S. Manrow
Bonnie S. Marvin
Douglas H. Mason
Leon Matyjewicz
Eileen R. McHale
Kathleen M. McLaughlin
Charisse M. Mead
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Mellini
Joanne and Joe Mitchell
Barbara Moody
Lynn Mozur
Mary Jean Munger
Thomas E. Murray Jr.
Patricia Myr
Joseph Nemecek
Ann B. Oaks
Mary S. Ottaviano
Anthony Oughterson
Bob Padula
Lorna and Ken Park
Doug Parker
Susan Parsons
Gregory E. Pasik
Cindy and Jim Pasternak
Richard C. Patchen
Lisa Petrosino
Mark Pinchak
Nancy Pluretti
Mr. James B. Porten
Sharon K. Powers
Theresa R. Powers
Nancy C. Prosser
Edward L. Raymond
Robert E. Reardon
Deborah Riester
Kenneth A. Robb
Priscilla (Pam) Robb
Barbara Roesch Rokow
Barbara D. Rosecrans
Mary A. Rowe
James P. Russell
A. Christopher Sandstrom
Thomas Scanlon
David S. Schafer
Alexander C. Schaus
Randolph E. Schmid
John D. Scollan
Andrea Seamans
Donald Semple
Cathy and Richard Shappell
alumni, 2012 - 2013
Joanne Shernesky
Brice Shipley
Betty B. Short
Jeffrey P. Sikora
Jerry Sliss
Ann Smallen
Rosalia Sowa
Mary Ann Sparnon
Susan M. Stiles
Susan A. Stubbs
Gail Belknap Sullivan and Joseph Sullivan
Muriel and Tim Sullivan
Linda Sweeney
Mark W. Sweeney
Debra A. Terranova
Dave Thayer
David F. Theiss
Deborah Troncone
Mary C. Turner
Nicholas C. Valenti
Peter Van Vlack
Roy R. VanWyckhouse
Judy Varney
Laura A. Walker
Michael E. Walsh
Carlton H. West
Ruth E. Wethey
Janet and Bill Whyland
Jean M. Wiseman
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wiseman
Catherine R. Wojnowicz
Carolyn A. Wood
Mr. Robert A. Woods
Mark Worden
Emma L. Zammett
Kathleen Zicar
CAYUGAN
(Gifts up to $49)
Gloria Alano
Shereen and David Androsko
Sharon Appleton
Susan E. Arliss
Maria Locastro Ashby
Charles F. Augello
Christopher Babcock
James S. Baier
Raymond E. Baier III
Christina M. Balyszak
Sherie K. Barnes
Kathleen A. Barran
Daniel J. Barski
Nicolina Bauso
Phil Bauso
Marty Bays
Thomas Bebee
Flora V. Beck
Karin M. Beers
Jon Behnke
Marianne E. Bennett
Robert W. Bennink
Patricia A. Berry
Kim and John Bertonica
Patricia A. Bianconi
Margaret N. Bishop
Paul Bishop
Mary Jo Bommersbach
Jean C. Bovet
Jeanette S. Bovi
Cindy Brautigam
James G. Brazee
Pamela J. Breck
James E. Breed
David L. Breese
JoAnn M. Brennan
Linda J. L. Breuer
Catherine Brosseau
G. Judith Brown
Susan M. Brown
Scott Buchholz
Martha and Pete Buehler
Marjorie Buerkle
Cynthia L. Bunnell
Teresa L. Burke
Bruce W. Burkhalter
Barbara Burns
Laura and Jim Burns
Timothy M. Burns
John A. Cacciotti
Jerome P. Calimeri
Jean M. Cannizzo
Sandra E. Cardillo
Jeremy Carr
Jackie and Joe Cassaniti
Phyllis Catalfano
Timothy J. Chadwick
Richard R. Chandler
Paul A. Chayka
Jill Clifford
Richard L. Coalson
Carol P. Colbert
Nancy Coleman
Robert M. Collins
Ellen J. Colvin
Micheline T. Contiguglia
Stuart J. Cook
Russell S. Cooper
James M. Costello
Marcia Crim
George R. Crolick Jr.
Karen Cronk
Harvey B. Crouch
John J. Dapolito
Carol Darling
Janice Daum
Leah A. Deasy
Mark J. Dec
Theresa and Stanley Dec
Anthony F. DeNiro II
Helen and Robert DeOrio
Michael A. DePalma Jr.
Irma G. DeRoose
Brian F. Donahue
Kathryn Donnelly
Lizabeth S. Doty
Camille M. Dragone
George A. Dressing
Karen A. Duckett
Mrs. Peggy Beck Dupee
Tracy B. Durham
Ronald W. Dushatinski
Helen M. Dykoschak
Deborah A. Elliott
M. David Emmett
Sally Eruysal
Helen C. Eshleman
Nancy Fabian
Karen Fadden
Tom Falicchio
Nancy T. Ferrara
James W. Finlon
Carlene J. Flier
Ann H. Ford
John P. Frackelton
M. Grace Frumento
Sandra and Carl Fuller
Cheryl E. Gabak
Sherry Gabak
Michael Ganey
Thomas P. Gangemi
Kathleen G. Garnsey
Angie Gasparro and Nicole Napoli
Susan J. Gawlicky
Debra Geroux
Luann M. Giannone
Christina Stivers-Gibson
Patricia and Joel Glimpse
Frederick S. Grant
Nancy Grant
Sue A. Green
Lisa Jo DeSocio-Greenfield
Bertrand N. Guerrette
Mary E. Gutelius
Thomas W. Hamill
Kathleen M. Harding
Charles R. Hart
Patricia McMahon Hartwell
Rosemarie W. Hastings
Patricia L. Pines Heieck
Mary Lou and Larry Heintz
Michael Henderson
Mildred P. Herrold
Sandra M. Hilliard
Linda C. Hitt
Michael P. Hogan
Wladymir Holak
Theresa A. Holmes
Robert W. Hook
Linda Humphrey
Ellen M. Hunter
Jeffery A. Ianiri
Lee A. Indelicato
Vincent J. Indelicato
Sylvia J. Ingleston
Doreen Janis
Sonia M. Johnson
Carol Jones
Linda and Gerald Jones
Josie Kabat
Sean Kamm
Tom and Phyllis Tozzi Kehoskie
Seymour Ketchum
Bill Kilmer
Faye Kimball
Martha M. King
Ronald G. Kolczynski
Susan and Nick Kuncio
Darlene (Ferro) and Peter Kuzmyn
Rosemary Lacey
Roberta and Vincent LaFratta
Susan C. LaLonde
Linda Langerlan
Mary Ellen Larose
Carol A. Lauzon
William E. LaVarnway
Richard B. Lawler
Daniel G. Lepak
JoAnn Lepak
Dennis LePine
Jeanne M. Lindeman
Nancy Long
Thomas M. Long
Peter W. Lonsky
Rocco J. LoPiccolo
Kathleen Lull
Angelia Mack
Larraine B. Mahoney
Thomas G. Main
Marilyn R. Mann
Patricia Martellaro
Donald P. Martin
Bernard J. May Jr.
Margaret M. Mazzeo
Sharon McGee
Joseph F. McQueeney
Karen Dawson Merritt
Deborah A. Michales
Kathleen M. Mietz
Janet Miller
Joan Miller
Linda L. Miller
Paul T. Moon
Rosemary Morrow
Donald E. Mortin
Maryann Mosca
Mary Ann and Felix F. Mucedola Sr.
Barbara Mulvey
Nancy and John Murinka
Barbara J. Murphy
Thomas J. Murphy
Connie A. Murray
Diane and Jerry Nachtrieb
Elizabeth F. Nash
Toivo H. Nei
Emily Jane Nekritz
Francis L. Netti
Lenny Nocilly
Louis A. Nocilly
Martin Nolan
Bill Norton
Kathleen D. O’Donovan
Norma Olcott
Bernard P. Oliver
Terrance Oliver
Andrew F. O’Mara
Robert Pace
Kathleen Panek
Mary B. Parsons
Elaine Speno Patchett
Diane A. Paxhia
Andrea and Ronald Pease
Carol and Robert Pennell
James Pepe
Marion Pesek
Maureen M. Pesek
Carol Irish Pestell
Cindy J. Phillips
Susan Phillips-Coe
Harold Pierce
Cecilia Pigula
Bill Podfigurny
Russell T. Pulver
Teresa J. Querns
Robert W. Redder
Janice M. Renzaneth
Lucille E. Richmond
Marcia L. Riester
Patricia Rising
Jo Ann Robbins
Joan M. Robinson
Honor Roll of Contributors
Philip D. Robinson
Lisa L. Rosecrans
Judith A. Ruta
Luke S. Rybarczyk
James N. Salvage
Carole and Joseph Sarofeen
Deborah A. Schwarting
Kathryn A. Scozzari
Lourdes and Gary Searing
Susan E. Secaur
Linda Wolcott Sherman
Robert J. Sloan
Lynn A. Slobodiak
Donna P. Smith
Karen L. Smith
Nancy W. Smith
Rebecca Smith
Kathryn Smithler
Mary Anne Smithson
Harold Solomon
Lydia H. Soto
Nancy J. Soules
Edward J. Spedding
Richard J. Spencer
Leslie S. Spreter-Bock
Kevin Stackus
Irene L. Stafford
Karen M. Stechuchak
Carolyn M. Steigerwald
Robert Steigerwald
Carol Stephenson
David R. Stilphen
Frank M. Swasty
Lucy Sylvester
Martin Szkotak
Edward Szozda
Joanne and Herb Terpening
Justin Thomas
Sandra C. Tonzi
Judy Toombs
Tammy L. Treat
John S. Tripp
Elaine and Mark Tucker
Nancy and Joe Urbanik
Judith A. Usowski
Sam Vitale
Gene M. Volpe
Joyce A. Wallace
Richard M. Weaver
Robert W. Webster
Bruce Westfall
Mr. Jon Whalen
Teresa Whipple
John W. White
Joyce A. White
Edward D. Widell
alumni, 2012 - 2013
John J. Williams
Linda P. Wills
Cheryl V. Wilson
Ronald E. Wilson
Susan C. Witmer
Richard C. Woodworth
Emily Young
Nanette Zalone
Daryl R. Zarpentine
Elizabeth P. Zebley
We received tributes and memorials for
the following people in 2012-13:
In celebration of:
ACC Class of 1963
Joseph F. Karpinski Sr.
Willie M. Testa
In memory of:
Extensive effort has been made to ensure the
accuracy of recording information on all donors.
Nevertheless, errors and omissions may occur. If
your name has been misspelled, omitted or listed
incorrectly, please bring it to our attention and
accept our most sincere apologies.
Doris Tutton Austin
David L. Becker
Wilma Beierschmitt
Donna J. Dunchak
Weston D. Eldred
Lillian D. Ellis
Betty Farrell
David Farrell
Skaidrite “Claudia” Goncarovs
Kathleen M. Hart
Ryan L. Hart
Maggie Hoadley
Stephen G. Kessler
Margaret Kline
Elizabeth L. Komarisky
Margaret Krankota
Diego Locastro
Anna Marie Long
Evelyn Mizro
Marjorie Pearce Rowoth
Mary Pisciotti
Lois Robinson
Pauline Rybarczyk
John Salvatore
Katie Socci
Charles T. Steveskey
Myron Sullivan
Irma Tanous
Walter B. Thee
Elizabeth G. Trice
Herbert Trice
Robert E. White
Josephine Wrobel
P
lanned Giving
Our Faculty: Leaving a Legacy at Cayuga
Community College
Author Eugene P. Burtin wrote, “Teaching is leaving a vestige of one’s self
in the development of another. And surely the student is a bank in which
you can deposit your most precious treasures.” For sixty years the faculty
and staff of Auburn/Cayuga Community College have been depositing
a bit of themselves in every student who has walked through our doors.
As each student leaves the College, he or she takes a part of every ACC/
CCC teacher into our communities. This is the legacy of an excellent
educational institution.
Many of Cayuga’s faculty, staff and retirees of the College have taken this
concept a step further. They have created an additional legacy at CCC
through their wills and estates. The most recent person to do this is Linda
Alfieri, Director of Cayuga’s Nursing Program. “I have always supported
the CCC Foundation with my annual giving,” said Linda. “In 2011, I collaborated with my colleague and Cayuga alumna Dr. Cathleen McColgin
to create the annual Alfieri-McColgin Nursing Excellence Scholarship.”
This is awarded to a student entering his/her second year in CCC’s
Nursing Program who has demonstrated a spirit of inquiry and passion
for the pursuit of excellence in the nursing profession.
But this still wasn’t enough.
“My husband and I realized that through our will, we could create a
permanent legacy in support of Cayuga’s nursing students,” Linda said.
“Working with the CCC Foundation and our attorney, we have set aside a
portion of our estate to endow a scholarship for nursing students. We are
delighted that our gift will support students, not just for one year at
a time but forever.”
Gifts like this represent giving at the highest level. They reflect our
personal values as well as our strong belief in the future of the College.
Legacy Circle
For over thirty years, the faithful support of alumni and friends has been a key to the
success of the Cayuga Community College Foundation. In that spirit of giving, we have
created the Legacy Circle to honor individuals who have included the CCC Foundation in
their estate plans. The Legacy Circle represents giving at the highest level. Commitments
such as these assist in bringing outstanding educators and speakers to the College;
providing scholarships for outstanding students; and enhancing the College’s programs,
services and facilities.
If you have named the Cayuga Community College Foundation in your estate plans or
would like to know how to do so, contact Jeffrey L. Hoffman, the executive director of the
Foundation at (315) 294-8627 or foundation@cayuga-cc.edu. Listed below are bequests
that have been realized by the CCC Foundation:
Estates of:
Robert H. Brunell
Ruth E. Carpenter
Eloise M. Cool
Helen G. Dinsmore
John H. Eisner
Harry and Dorothy George Charitable Trust
Margaret S. Harrington
Walter W. and Mabel C. Hornburg
Samuel V. Kennedy III
James W. Lavender
Paul E. Lyons
George R. Metcalf
George M. Michaels
Charles A. Naumann
Esther W. Norris
James B. Robinson
Louise T. Robinson
Herman H. Schwartz
Anne I. Stapleton
Leonard B. Thomas
Ruth P. Thomas
Dellaphene Winters
Barbara G. Wright
Rose M. Zambito
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ission Statement
The mission of The Cayuga County Community College Foundation, Inc.,
an autonomous body, shall be to enhance and provide assistance for
educational and other related programs of Cayuga Community College.
The Foundation will continually seek to provide growth and improvement
opportunities to the College, its students and staff through fund raising
activities and through diligent fund management.
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