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2012
ANNUAL REPORT
“Together, we have the
power to change lives.”
Dear Friends and Alumni
I
am always struck by the number of people in the community who approach me at
events, functions and even the grocery store, to comment on the impact Dutchess
Community College has had on their lives or those of their loved ones. Part of our
region’s educational, cultural and social fabric for almost 55 years, the College has touched the hearts and minds
of tens of thousands of our friends and neighbors. Few institutions have had the privilege of serving our community so
positively and profoundly for decades.
I hope you share my pride in our faculty and staff, who each and every day, help students reach their potential and
equip them for success at a four-year college, in the workplace and in life. A recent letter sent to me by an alumna of
the class of 2000, regarding her wonderful experience at DCC – particularly as a student of newly retired History
Professor George Stevens – clearly illustrates the role the College plays in shaping lives. Now a professional who holds
a Master’s degree, she wrote: “I didn’t expect enlightenment of such duration when I signed up to take this [Professor
Stevens’] class. I never knew I would relish being a student, as I was a 30-year-old nontraditional student. I came to
DCC a broken person; I graduated an empowered woman with a degree and so many goals to reach!” Personal
stories such as this often come my way, and they always are welcome confirmation of why we are here.
The important work continues. I am happy to report that nearly 10,500 students enrolled at Dutchess Community
College in fall 2012, continuing a three-year trend of record enrollment. Ours remains the college of choice for
college-bound Dutchess County high school graduates, with 37% choosing to enroll at DCC directly after graduation.
Our new residence hall (opened in fall 2012) provides additional opportunities for students who wish to combine the
benefits of a community college education with the experience of living on a college campus.
At the College’s 53rd commencement in May, associate degrees and career certificates were conferred on almost
1,200 graduates. It is interesting to note that more DCC graduates than ever are transferring to four-year colleges,
which indicates that our students are motivated, well-prepared and successful.
The College has earned a reputation for providing an outstanding education while, for the 13th consecutive year,
charging the lowest tuition in New York state. While this makes DCC more accessible than most other colleges, many
of our students are facing difficulty in these challenging economic times.
You can make a very real and lasting difference in the lives of deserving students by making a donation in support
of Foundation scholarships. More than 150 DCC students received scholarships totaling $110,000 at our 2012
Convocation. Through the generosity of our alumni, faculty, staff, community and others who are committed to
educating the next generation of DCC graduates, we hope to continue expanding our scholarship program.
Together, we have the power to change lives. Thank you for your support of our students, DCC and the Foundation.
Dr. D. David Conklin
College President
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“With more than 60
programs offered, we
are the only solution
for so many!”
Dear Friends of DCC
W
e truly are blessed here at DCC! We have fabulous and dedicated instructors, hard-working
staff to support them, more than 10,000 students, and an administration and President who
always work to enhance educational opportunities and keep them affordable for area
residents. Our Foundation’s partnership with the College brings together your donations
with the College’s efforts to provide a high level of teaching and outstanding educational opportunities.
Many of our students are struggling to pay for their education and continue moving toward their degree.
We at the Foundation depend on gifts like yours to help them succeed. A majority of our students stay in
the Hudson Valley after graduation, or return to our area after completing a four-year degree elsewhere.
DCC helps workers in our area continue to be cutting-edge in their fields; whether it is in nursing, the arts,
marketing, technology or countless other fields. With more than 60 programs offered, we are the only
solution for so many!
The Foundation is so fortunate that alumni, business owners and other loyal supporters continue to help our
students every year! We thank you for your generous gifts, be they large or small, current or a bequest, a
restricted scholarship or an unrestricted donation that is used where the funds are most needed.
Thanking you, in advance, for your future gifts and for your past support.
Susan Doyle
Chair
DCC Foundation Board
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“We continue to move
forward with confidence,
because of the loyalty
and dedication of our
extraordinary community.”
Dear Friends of DCC
I am pleased to present the Annual Report for 2011-2012.
W
e are so thankful for our Alumni giving, which increased by 20% over the year before and,
in the last 10 years, has increased a whopping 185%. This is incredibly important as the
Foundation continues to fund more than 200 scholarships each year valued at $380,000
collectively. We are proud of our support for the students of the Hudson Valley, and you too
should be proud!
Friends and faculty/staff of the College are another group of terrific donors. In the last 10 years they have
contributed more than $2,600,000 and our emeriti faculty donated nearly $1,000,000. We are overwhelmed
by this generosity. Thanks to the support of so many like you, who reached into your pockets and found
room in your hearts, even in these uncertain financial times, to give even more than in the past, we have
accomplished a lot.
Watch for new alumni events in the coming year! We want to welcome you back to campus and get to
know your families. After all, you are the face of DCC every day in the community. Your support is
crucial.
We continue to move forward with confidence, because of the loyalty and dedication of our extraordinary
community. You are the tangible evidence of the contribution DCC makes to the Hudson Valley! The
future could not be brighter, and I am grateful for all that you do to make it so.
Patricia L. Prunty
Executive Director
DCC Foundation
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Dear DCC Alumni and Friends
A
llow me to introduce myself; my name is Luke Cierniak. It has been an honor to
serve as this year’s Student Government Association (SGA) President and as the
Student Trustee on the Dutchess Community College board. I am pursuing a
double major in Criminal Justice and Business, and will receive my associate
degree in Criminal Justice this May.
I came to Dutchess Community College in the Fall of 2010 after taking a year
off from high school. Performing poorly in high school had soured me toward continuing my
education, but thanks to a few of my friends, I was encouraged to attend.
My first semester I had little to no interest in attending my classes nor did I have a drive to really excel academically. I never
talked to any of my fellow students in class and when my class was over I would just go home. I finished my first semester with
a 2.7 GPA, and as a student who never did really well, I thought that was pretty good. My second semester was almost an
exact repeat of the first, with the exception of talking to my peers and some professors. By the end of that spring semester I
had become more comfortable with who I was and where I was going, and I owe a great deal of thanks to one professor,
Barbara McArdle. She approached me about joining the Criminal Justice Club (CRJ Club) and becoming its president. This
was something I knew nothing about. I was terrified of fellow students looking at me to dictate the club’s future. Ever since that
day, my life has turned around.
I went from doing nothing with my time and not wanting to excel to not having enough time and wanting nothing more than to
get straight A’s. I came to realize the importance of getting involved and stepping out of your comfort zone. If it wasn’t for that
one moment I don’t know where I would be today. Through the CRJ Club I found SGA and learned what exactly it meant for
the students and the campus. I saw the power that the SGA had to make a positive difference, not only on campus but in the
community as well. I became very active in the events that were held on campus and became friends with many of my fellow
students.
This year as the Student Government President, I carry with me what Mrs. McArdle sent my way - encouragement. For the
fall semester we had a record number of senator applicants; we have raised money for several charities, including the Students
for Students Emergency Fund, the Hurricane Sandy Relief Drive and Toys for Tots. Currently we are planning many other
events and activities to help the community and encourage others to give back. I could not be more proud of my fellow students
for all of their hard work and dedication; without their help none of our initiatives would have been possible.
As a scholarship recipient (Dr. D. David Conklin Scholarship for Student Leadership) I am very grateful for your generosity
and continuing support of this amazing college. Dutchess Community College not only has provided me with an outstanding
education, but it also has shown me the power of community, and has given me the tools and support to find my path. I have had
the honor and privilege to work alongside other students who are recipients of scholarships and I am constantly being reminded
of how grateful they are for these awards. For many students a scholarship is the deciding factor that enables them to continue
their education.
In conclusion, I would like to thank the Foundation for all of its hard work and generosity and the Alumni who, like you,
generously give each year to create and fund these scholarships. These awards not only allow students to continue their
education at an outstanding college, but also help them become better community members by teaching the values of giving
back and helping those in need. I can say firsthand that your generosity has helped me become who I am, and I will continue to
do my part and give back. I am proud to say that soon I will be a Dutchess Community College Alumni.
Luke Cierniak
Student Government President
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2012 GALA
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Save the Date!
May 20, 2013
24th Annual Golf Tournament
at The Links at Union Vale, NY
In Memory of Jack Orcutt
10:30 a.m. Registration
11:30 a.m. Barbecue Lunch
1 p.m. Shotgun Start -Scramble Format
6 p.m. Dinner
Sponsor Recognition
Awards & Raffle
For more information please contact Diana Pollard at (845) 431-8403 or
pollard@sunydutchess.edu or visit www.sunydutchess.edu/golf
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volunteers2012
Thank You!
The Foundation would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to all of our volunteers
and the people behind the scenes who have helped make our events possible.
Al Grant
Joe Lucas
Nancy Geer
Amy Sherman
Judi Stokes
Neomi Brereton
AnneMarie Andrews
Judy Dugan
Patti Zakow
Barbara Dolansky
Julie Audia
Renee Lathrop
Barbara Griffin
Julie Rappleyea
Richard Chazen
Christie Prunty
Karen Abramson
Sally Weglinski
Dave Russell
Karen Silzewski
Shirley Brereton
Donna Rocap
Kevin Prunty
Sue Doyle
Elizabeth Justin
Larry Johnson
Sue McGlynn
Ellen Baker
Lauren Molella
Susan Moore
Harro Penk
Leigh Shaffer
Tim Decker
Heidi Owen
Liz Jordan
Vince DiMaso
Holly Molella
Martha Russell
Wendy Bohlinger
Joan DiMaso
Mike McCormack
Yvonne Sewell
Joanne Tucker
The world is hugged by the faithful arms
of volunteers. ~Terri Guilleme
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classnotes
Joe Porter (center) and Joe Hill (right), pictured at graduation, became friends at DCC and followed similar
paths, transferring to Cornell University after graduation. Each credits the resources and people at DCC with
preparing them to move into the ivy leagues.
“DCC is a place with abundant resources that can assist a student’s development, regardless of their academic
pursuits,” said Porter. “The faculty and staff encourage students to ask questions and to challenge themselves.
Every professor that I encountered taught not only the material, but universal skills such as time management and
good study habits.”
Hill also has found his time at DCC to be rewarding. “At DCC, a wide range of on-campus experiences helped
me thrive,” he said. “Intellectually stimulating classes, academic resources, a beautiful campus and the fellow
students with whom I made invaluable friendships, all combined to prepare me for Cornell.”
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news highlights
County’s Top Graduates Earn
Full Scholarships
Thirty-nine Dutchess Community College
freshmen were awarded the 2011 Charles E.
and Mabel E. Conklin Scholarship for
Academic Excellence last fall. When
combined with the Conklin scholars who
began at DCC in fall 2010, a record 80
students benefited from the initiative last
year. The Conklin Scholarship provides full
tuition for any Dutchess County high school
student who graduates in the top 10% of his
or her class. Conklin scholars have gone on
to top four-year colleges – including Cornell,
RPI, Smith, Vassar, Marist and SUNY schools
- after graduating from DCC.
The scholarships were established 17 years
ago through the DCC Foundation and subsequently funded by Charles and Mabel
Conklin.
Lecture Series Brings Luminaries
to Campus
Dr. James Waller, professor and Cohen
Chair of Holocaust and Genocide Studies at
Keene State College in New Hampshire, came
to DCC in December 2011 to discuss
“Becoming Evil: How Ordinary People Commit Genocide and Mass Killing.”
In Waller’s presentation, and book of the
same name, he explored both historic and
current acts of genocide and the multiple
factors that influence human behavior and
can lead to acts of mass killing.
His book was short-listed for the biennial
Raphael Lemkin Award from the International
Association of Genocide Scholars. In addition, Publisher’s Weekly praised the book for
“clearly and effectively synthesizing a wide
range of studies to develop an original and
persuasive model of the process by which
people can become evil.”
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The lecture was arranged by DCC History
Professor Dr. Werner Steger, recipient of
the Greenspan Trust-Handel Foundation
Endowed Chair in Holocaust and Genocide
Studies. The event was sponsored by the
DCC Foundation.
Vassar College Sociology Professor Diane
Harriford came to DCC in March 2012 to
give a lecture about the importance of
broad-based education titled “Liberal Arts
and the Community College Student.”
The discussion focused on how diverse
offerings can illuminate new opportunities
for students, and advanced the belief
that college should be viewed as more
than a place to build skills before starting
a career.
Dr. Harriford had been an assistant to
former Congresswoman Bella Abzug. She
also worked closely with the Coalition of
Labor Union Women. Currently, Dr.
Harriford is involved in the National
Women’s Studies Association among other
groups. She has taught sociology, women’s
studies and African American studies at
Vassar for more than 20 years.
The lecture was presented by the Llelanie
Orcutt Endowed Faculty Chair and
facilitated by Dr. Navina Hooker, a
professor in DCC’s department of English
and Humanities.
Jeff Shesol, historian, communications
strategist and former speechwriter for President Bill Clinton, gave a presentation called
“Supreme Power: FDR’s Court Fight - and
Barack Obama’s” in April 2012.
Shesol discussed the battle between
President Franklin Roosevelt and the
conservative majority of the Supreme
Court, which rejected the major principles
of the president’s New Deal, prompting
Roosevelt’s subsequent strategy to pack
the court with liberals. In addition, Shesol
talked about President Obama’s relationship
with the Supreme Court and its decision on
campaign spending and deliberation on health
care reform.
Shesol’s most recent book is called “Supreme
Power: Franklin Roosevelt vs. The Supreme
Court.” His previous book, “Mutual Contempt: Lyndon Johnson, Robert Kennedy and
the Feud That Defined a Decade,” was a New
York Times Notable Book of the Year and a
Washington Post Critic’s Choice. He was
Deputy Chief Speechwriter for President
Clinton, playing a leading role in creating two
State of the Union Addresses among hundreds of others between 1997 and 2000. A
Rhodes Scholar, Shesol earned his master’s
degree from Oxford University.
The lecture was sponsored by the Handel
Family Endowed Faculty Chair to
Perpetuate the Legacy of Franklin and
Eleanor Roosevelt, Dutchess Community
College and the Gillespie Forum. Shesol was
invited to campus by Dr. Andrew Rieser,
associate professor in DCC’s History,
Government and Economics Department.
More Than $100,000 in Scholarships
Awarded to Students
At the Honors Convocation in May, 150 students either starting their second year at DCC
or graduating and entering four-year colleges
in the fall, were recognized for outstanding
achievements and received scholarships totaling more than $110,000. More than $1.1
million in scholarships has been awarded
by the DCC Foundation in the Convocation
ceremonies since they began 16 years ago.
The scholarships are funded by individuals
and organizations to reward academic
excellence. To learn more about establishing
a scholarship, contact the DCC Foundation
at (845) 431-8400.
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news highlights
A New Chapter in the History of DCC Begins:
Students Move Into New Residence Hall
When 465 excited students — boxes, suitcases and supplies in hand and parents in
tow – moved into Conklin Hall on August 25,
2012, it marked a momentous event in their
lives, and in the history of DCC. Six years in
the planning, the new, on-campus, suite-style
residence hall is the first at any community
college in the region, although more than half
the community colleges in the state now have
— or are in the process of building —student
housing. It is expected that in the next four
years, all but a handful will offer housing to
enable students to combine the quality,
affordability and other benefits of a community college education with the experience of
living away at school.
Unlike most freshman and sophomore housing, Conklin Hall has large suite-style units
(averaging 1,100 square feet) with assorted
bedroom configurations, two bathrooms,
kitchenette (with full-sized refrigerator, microwave and sink) and living room. It also features lounges on each floor, a multi-purpose
atrium, fitness center, laundry facilities, cable
television and wireless Internet service and
other amenities. The residence hall — which
M&T Bank. Construction services were
provided by: Kirchhoff Consigli
Construction Management (project manager); Liscum McCormack VanVoorhis
LLC (architect); The Chazen Companies
(civil engineer); Erdman Anthony (electrical
and mechanical engineer); and Johnson
Seeing their new home-away-from-home for Controls (geothermal system).
the first time, students and their parents
clearly were impressed by its design, A ribbon cutting ceremony for Conklin Hall
spaciousness and amenities. “This looks like was held in August. Speakers at the event
a really great place to live while I’m going to included DCC Board of Trustees Chair
DCC,” said student Ashleigh Graham-Clarke Thomas LeGrand, President Conklin, County
as she moved in. “I never expected it to be so Executive Marc Molinaro, Ray VanVoorhis of
nice!” While students were excited about Liscum McCormack VanVoorhis LLP and Jotheir accommodations and meeting their seph Kirchhoff of Kirchhoff-Consigli. It was
roommates, parents were particularly noted that Molinaro, as well as Liscum,
impressed by the building’s safety and secu- McCormack, VanVoorhis, Kirchhoff and many
rity features, including 24-hour security, video of the employees on the construction team
monitoring of public spaces, noncombustible are DCC alumni.
construction, sprinklers throughout, central
entrance with controlled access and on-site The building opened to full occupancy. Visit
staff supervision, including a Director of www.sunydutchess.edu/dorm or e-mail
Residence Life, three graduate assistants and studenthousing@sunydutchess.edu for
more information.
10 resident assistants.
the DCC Board of Trustees named in honor
of President Conklin’s 20 years of service to
the College and his vision in bringing student housing to campus — is conveniently
located near academic buildings and adjacent
to Parking Lot D.
County Executive Delivers President’s
Breakfast Keynote
The building also incorporates geothermal
technology for heating and cooling, as does
Bowne Hall, an administration/academic
Almost 200 Dutchess County business and
building on the campus.
community leaders, friends and donors gath“The residence hall creates a living and learn- ered in January 2012 for the 19th Annual DCC
ing environment that fosters academic and President’s Breakfast, which affords an
personal growth,” said President Conklin. opportunity for guests to visit campus and
“Experience shows that having a residence hear about the College’s activities over the
hall on a community college campus also past year.
enhances the environment for commuting
students, as there is more participation in The keynote address was given by Marc
clubs, lectures, plays, concerts, athletics and Molinaro, Dutchess County Executive and a
other activities that benefit the entire 2001 graduate of DCC.
student body.”
Molinaro spoke about how his DCC
The $33 million, 136,000 square foot residence education contributed to his success
hall is owned and operated by the DCC in public service.
Association, which secured tax-exempt
bonds for the project with the assistance of “This campus encourages and inspires
the Dutchess County Industrial Development people to be creative,” he said. “The classAgency; construction was financed by room environment fostered by DCC’s faculty
members is very conducive to debate and
independent thought, and I’ve taken that
experience with me into public life.”
He added that DCC has proven itself to be an
asset to students and the county as a whole,
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news highlights
playing a role in creating jobs and preparing
students for transfer to four-year schools.
The President’s Breakfast was sponsored
by TD Bank and hosted by the Dutchess
Community College Foundation, which raises
funds for student scholarships and academic
initiatives. The Foundation granted more
than $300,000 in student scholarships
last year.
Utility Company Executive Named
Business Person of the Year
Almost 200 guests came to DCC in June for
the 2012 Poughkeepsie Journal Business
Person of the Year luncheon to honor award
recipient Steven V. Lant, chairman, president the community, and each year a brick enand CEO of CH Energy Group.
graved in the awardee’s honor is placed in
Under Lant’s leadership, Central Hudson/CH the DCC Pine Grove Patio.
Energy Group won the Edison Electric
Institute (EEI) Emergency Response Award
in February 2010 for the “Twin Peaks” winter
storm and the American Gas Association
Safety Award two years in a row for workplace safety. The company outperformed the
S&P 500 and EEI utility stock index over the
last five years. The next major step for CH
Energy Group – its acquisition for $1.5
billion by Fortis Inc., the largest investorowned distribution utility in Canada – is
expected to be completed in 2013.
The award luncheon was co-sponsored by
the Poughkeepsie Journal, the DCC Foundation and the law firm of Corbally, Gartland
and Rappleyea.
Previous recipients are Mary Madden, Fred
Schaeffer, Joseph Kirchhoff, Joseph Bonura
Sr., Ira Effron, Wayne Nussbickel, John P.
O’Shea, Donald, Patrick and Ralph Adams,
Richard Chazen, Sandy Williams, Roger
Smith, Charles Conklin, Abel Garraghan,
Stanley Grubel, Joseph Tockarshewsky,
Linda S. Sanford, Thomas LeGrand,
Lant’s not-for-profit board affiliations include Peter Van Kleeck, Robert Hannan and
the Astor Children’s Fund, The American John E. Mack III.
Heart Association, the Hudson Valley
Council of the Boy Scouts of America,
Abilities First, United Way of Dutchess
County, the Hudson Valley Economic DevelDCC celebrated its 53rd Commencement
opment Corporation, Health Quest, Vassar
May 17, graduating almost 1,200 students.
Brothers Medical Center, Business
The ceremony was held under sunny skies
Council of New York State and Edison
on the Falcon Hall North Lawn on DCC’s
Electric Institute.
main campus; more than 4,000 were in atThe Poughkeepsie Journal Business Person tendance. In addition, the ceremony was
of the Year Award is presented annually to streamed live on the Internet and viewed
recognize an individual whose leadership, by hundreds of friends and family members
hard work and dedication has made a mea- across the country and abroad.
surable impact on the economic viability and
Associate degrees and career certificates
vitality of the region. The recipient is selected
in 47 programs of study were conferred on
by a panel of judges from various sectors of
1,176 graduates, who ranged in age from 18
to 65. Associate in Science degrees were
Graduation Another Record-Breaker
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awarded to 42 percent of the students; 25
percent received Associate in Applied
Science degrees; 22 percent received
Associate in Arts degrees; and about 9
percent earned certificates. Almost 39 percent of the class graduated with honors,
having achieved a 3.2 GPA or higher.
In his address, President Conklin congratulated the graduates and recognized the
family members, friends, faculty and staff
who supported and encouraged them as
they pursued their education. He also noted
the importance of faculty and staff members who are committed to the success of
DCC students.
“When I talk to former graduates about
how Dutchess Community College has
changed their lives, they always mention
one or two faculty or professional staff who
had a special impact on them and encouraged them to excel,” said Conklin. “That
support and encouragement – and that of
their families – will serve today’s graduates well in their future educational or professional pursuits.”
The keynote speaker was James
Fedorchak (’67), County Attorney for
Dutchess County and member of the DCC
Foundation Board of Directors. Other
speakers included DCC Board of Trustees
Chair Thomas LeGrand, Dr. Laura Murphy,
history professor, and Student Government
Association President Tony Beaudoin.
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Planned Giving
Even 1 Percent Matters
Why Give a Percentage of Your Estate?
You may think you don’t have enough money to
donate and make any kind of impact, but that
simply isn’t true. Your gift, no matter the size,
can ensure a future for Dutchess Community
College and influence the lives of those who rely
on it.
Put it this way: The majority of American adults
give to a charitable organization each year—
even in these tumultuous economic times.
Meanwhile, only 8 percent of charitable giving
dollars in 2010 came from donations made
from wills.1
Yet, giving through your will won’t affect your
current income.
For those of you who want to help Dutchess
Community College, but don’t know where to
begin because of time or money limitations, a
bequest in your will or revocable living trust is a
great place to start. It also allows you to make
contributions—similar to annual donations—
after you’ve passed.
beneficiary—by dividing up your assets in
percentages—on your life insurance policy or
retirement plan assets. Simply contact your
insurance company to ask how you can change
beneficiaries in your life insurance policy. In
the case of retirement plan assets, ask your
retirement plan administrator for a change-ofbeneficiary form.
If you give annually and want to extend your
support for our work, these are smart ways to
leave a lasting legacy without affecting your
income, and they still allow you the flexibility to
change your mind in case your circumstances—
or the economy—changes.
Ask your estate planning attorney how to
set these up, or contact Trish Prunty at
(845) 431-8402 or prunty@sunydutchess.edu.
We’re here to help.
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Source: Giving USA 2011: The Annual Report on
Philanthropy for the Year 2010
Watch Out!
If your children are the beneficiaries
of your IRAs and other retirement
plan assets, federal income taxes
may erode up to 39.6 percent of the
amount they receive.
By putting aside a percentage of the assets in
your will or trust—from 1 to 100 percent—you
can leave a legacy with DCC Foundation, while
making sure your family has the security they
may need in the future.
More Worry-Free Options
There are other ways to contribute to our
mission without affecting your income. For
instance, you can include us as partial
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James F. Hall Legacy Society
The following individuals have notified the Foundation that they have made a planned gift to Dutchess
Community College. Planned gifts may include a bequest, charitable trust, personal residence, life
insurance policy, IRA or any appreciated items such as artwork.
Karen T. Blonder & Jerry Toepfer
Edna Klein Silber
Charlie & Betty Conklin
William R. Steinhaus ’69
Linda L. Connors ’71
Mary Louise Van Winkle
Eric W. Deyo ’71
Allyn J. Washington
Joan DiMaso ’67 & Vincent J. DiMaso ’66
Rita D. Weber-McKee
Toni M. Emery ’66 & Joe Lucas ’87
Dorothy J. Fitchett ‘81
Gail Ganter-Toback & Arnold Toback
You are not here merely to make a living.
You are here to enable the world to live more
amply, with greater vision, and with a finer
spirit of hope and achievement. You are here
to enrich the world. You impoverish yourself
if you forget this errand.
- Woodrow Wilson
Patricia M. Ansari Gee
James & Betty Hall
Mary V. Imperatori*
Gary J. Lindstrom ’60
Kathleen M. Marinn ’63
F. Kennon Moody
Michael J. O’Dell ’69
June S. Pierson
Barbara Jean Planck
Vincent F. Post, Jr. ’73
Michael J. Quackenbush ’78
Mary Ritz
Carol A. Roper
Klara B. Sauer ’72 & Heinz Sauer
Werner H. Schmidt
* deceased
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Cumulative Giving Levels
This listing reflects a donor’s giving
over several years.
The Dutchess Community College Foundation would like to thank our 2,000 donors, alumni, community members, and faculty and
staff for their contributions for the September 1, 2011 - August 31, 2012 fiscal year. Although space does not permit us to print the
names of every donor, we would like to recognize our distinguished leadership level supporters. You may view a complete list of our
President’s Circle and Clubs, Alumni Giving, Gift-in-Kind donors, and Foundations, Businesses and Matching Companies in our
2012 Annual Report at http://www.sunydutchess.edu/alumni/foundation/annualreports.html.
$1,000,000 & UP
Llelanie S. Orcutt
$500,000-$999,999
Charles E. & Mabel E. Conklin
Dyson Foundation
Louis Greenspan
Charitable Trust
Deran & Karen Soovajian
Allyn J. Washington
$250,000-$499,999
Stacy E. Anderson ’81
Community Foundations
of the Hudson Valley
IBM
James J. McCann
Charitable Trust
Mary Ritz
$100,000- $249,999
Bequest of Margaret Mair
Muriel Bozsik
Carpenter’s Union Local 279
Cynthia Dill
Edwin A. Ulrich
Charitable Trust
George A. Strba
Charitable Trust
Bernard &
Shirley M. Handel
Handel Foundation
Laerdal Medical Corp.
Millbrook Tribute Garden
June S. Pierson
Jeffrey G. Smith
TD Bank
$50,000-$99,999
Bradford Portraits
Chevron-Texaco Foundation
Corbally, Gartland &
Rappleyea
Dutchess Heritage Quilters
Hyde Park Lions Club
Anthony B. Ligamari
Marshall & Sterling
Insurance Company
Christian MeyerMeyer Contracting
Open Society Institute
Ralph E. Ogden
Foundation, Inc.
Saint Francis Hospital
Amy Sherman & James Page
-Sherman Furniture Rental
Roger W. Smith
Sun-Up Enterprises, Inc.
TEG Federal Credit Union
Bonura Hospitality Group
Marty & Ginny Triola
Mary Louise Van Winkle
Verizon Communications
$25,000-$49,999
AAUW Poughkeepsie Branch
Central Hudson Gas
& Electric Corporation
Richard Chazen
-Chazen Companies
CKH Industries, Inc.
William Clutz
D. David Conklin
David J. Conklin
Carl L. Denti
Susan A. Doyle ’11 &
Robert A. Doyle
-Absolute Auction & Realty
Dutchess County
Agricultural Society, Inc.
Dutchess County
Home Bureau
Estate of James V. Forster III
Estate of Nan Gingher
Patricia M. Ansari Gee
Arthur L. Gellert
-Gellert & Klein, P.C.
William R. Grogg
Dorothy A. Hayward* ’78
Hudson Valley Federal
Credit Union
Johnson Controls
JP Morgan Chase
Liberty Mutual
Michael T. McCormack ’78
- Liscum McCormack
VanVoorhis, Architects
Micro-Estimating Systems, Inc.
Michael J. O’Dell ’69
John & Nancy O’Shea
Pamal Broadcasting
Pepsi of the Hudson Valley
Dave & Randi Petrovits
Poughkeepsie Journal
Julia Rappleyea
Martha Reifler Myers*
Rhinebeck Bank
Dudley S. &
Elizabeth Schneider
Patrick & Phillis Smith
Jim & Mary Lynn Smith
Stop & Shop Companies
Town of Poughkeepsie Police
Benevolent Association
United Way of
Dutchess County
Vassar Brothers
Medical Center
Vergilis, Stenger, Roberts,
Davis & Diamond
$10,000.00
ADVA Optical Networking
Charles A. Ahrens ’67
Best of Scotland
Alamo Ambulance Service, Inc.
American Legion
Arlington Post 1302
Edward C. Anderson
Bequest of Frances K. Anderson
Berkshire Taconic Community
Foundation
Blacktop Maintenance
Corporation
Kip Bleakley O’Neill
Shirley Brereton ’88
Kenneth R. Briggs
* deceased
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Clear Channel of the
Hudson Valley
Donald & Luella Cleverley
Conklin Corporation
Correction Officers Benevolent
Association Scholarship
Linda Cupit
D’Arcangelo & Company
Darlind Construction
Anthony J. DiMaso ’65
Vincent J. DiMaso ’66 &
Joan DiMaso ’67
Maureen M. Doherty ’03
Tansukh G. Dorawala
Dutchess Beer Distributor, Inc.
Dutchess Community
College Association
Dutchess County
Association of Realtors
Dutchess County
Counseling Association
Dutchess County Deputy
Sheriff’s PBA
Dutchess County Industrial
Development Agency
Paul Ellis
Toni M. Emery ’66 &
Joseph Lucas ’87
Empire State Carpenters
Samuel E. Englehart
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Estate of Edmund J. Webb
Exempt Firemen’s Association
Robert A. Feldman
Julian Fishburne
Four Seasons Vending Co.
Friends of The Helen Aldrich
Recreation Park
James T. Galluzi &
Geraldine Pozzi-Galluzi ’74
Gannett Foundation
GAP Foundation
James Gellert
George T. Whalen, Jr.
Foundation
Florence H. Gottdiener*
Health Care Auxiliary
for the Tri-State Area
Health Quest
Arthur L. Henry
Suzzane C. Henry Boies
Howard & Emily Himelstein
John & Judy ’97 Mazzetti
McCabe & Mack
John R. McKinney
Jode S. Millman- Millman Harris
Romano Foundation
F. Kennon Moody &
Mary Moody
Morris Associates
Jean D. Needy &
Carl K. Needy
Net Publications Inc.
New York Propane
Gas Association
John & Mary Nolan
NXP by Philips
Pawling Corporation
Perkins Eastman
Architects, PC
Public Finance Associates
Richard Reitano & Claudia A.
Hollowbrook Associates
HRSH Nurses Alumni
Association
Hudson Valley Artisan’s Guild
Isabell C. Ingoglia ’86 &
Tom Ingoglia
Insul-sash of the
Hudson Valley
Iron Mountain
Scott Keegan
Key Bank
Kirchhoff-Consigli
Construction Management
Frank W. Kotzur ’72
Tony & Faith Krzywicki
Judith Lessinger
Gary J. Lindstrom
Mary E. Lyon ’91
M & T Bank
Mardi-Bob Management, Inc.
Timmian C. Massie ’78
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Archimede ’89
Peter A. Rivera
Michael R. Rock ’79
Christine F. Scott ’85
Richard Shoemate
Richard Strain
Frank H. Strickler
Martha A. Sullivan*
Bob Sussman
Algie Sutton*
Taylor Tree &
Landscaping, Inc.
Telecommunications
Techniques Corp.
UHY Advisors
Ulster Savings Bank
Brenda H. Verbeck ’69
Robert W. & Ann Marie Vitale
Westage Development Group
Jessica White
York-Hunter, Inc.
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President’s Circle and Clubs
The following alumni, faculty, parents, staff, corporations and foundations contributed to the Dutchess Community College
Foundation between September 2011 and August 2012. It is our intention to be as accurate as possible in listing all donors. In
the event of an error, please accept our regrets and be sure to let us know.
President’s Circle $5,000 or More
Foundation Club $2,500 - $4,999
Absolute Auction & Realty
ADVA Optical Networking
Stacy E. Anderson ’81
Berkshire Taconic
Community Foundation
Bonura Hospitality Group
Bradford Portraits
Central Hudson Gas &
Electric Corporation
William Clutz
Community Foundations of
the Hudson Valley
Carl L. Denti
Susan A. Doyle ’11 &
Robert A. Doyle
Dutchess Heritage Quilters
George A. Strba
Charitable Trust
Gift of Hope
IBM
Isabell C. Ingoglia ’86
James J. McCann
Charitable Trust
Liberty Mutual
Liscum McCormack
VanVoorhis, Architects
Louis Greenspan
Charitable Trust
Marshall & Sterling
Insurance Company
F. Kennon Moody &
Mary Moody
New York Propane
Gas Association
Llelanie S. Orcutt
Pamal Broadcasting
Rhinebeck Bank
Saint Francis Hospital
Jeffrey G. Smith, Esq. ’72
Roger W. Smith
Deran & Karen Soovajian
Stop & Shop Companies
TD Bank
Marty & Ginny Triola
Allyn J. Washington
Shirley Brereton ’88
Chazen Companies
Monica D. Church
D. David Conklin
Corbally, Gartland &
Rappleyea
Dover Knolls
Development Co.
Dutchess County Department
of Mental Hygiene
Dyson Foundation
Exempt Firemen’s Association
Bernard & Shirley Handel
Handel Foundation
Health Quest
Kanter Kallman Foundation
Kirchhoff-Consigli
Construction Management
Steven V. Lant
M & T Bank
Christian Meyer
Millman Harris Romano
Foundation
Elizabeth H. Munzer
Net Publications Inc.
O’Connor Davies, Munns
& Dobbins, LLP
John & Nancy O’Shea
Poughkeepsie Journal
Royal Carting
Service Company
Vassar Brothers
Medical Center
Westchester Police
Benevolent Association
Hudson Club $1,500 - $2,499
Adams Fairacre Farms
Michael A. Aiello ’80
Jacquelyn Appeldorn
Kip Bleakley O’Neill
Betsy Brown ’64
Carpenters Union
Local 279 Scholarship
CDPHP
Donald & Luella Cleverley
DCC Student Activities
Deluxe Building Systems
Anthony J. DiMaso ’65
Dutchess County Home Bureau
Dutchess Golf & Country Club
Karen A. Finkbeiner
General Electric Company
John H. Genovese ’74
H D L Associates
Hodgson Russ LLP
Hudson Valley
Federal Credit Union
Hyde Park Lions Club
IEEE Mid-Hudson Section
Iron Workers Local 361
John Herbert Company
Stephen L. Johnson
Johnson Controls
Karavida Inc.
Key Interiors
Laurie M. Klein
Kenneth & Joan Knapp
Frank W. Kotzur ’72
Laborers’ International Union
Lou & Candace Lewis
Mary W. Lunt
Marist College
Robert J. Mattson ’77
Donna May
McCabe & Mack
Robin M. McIlmoyle ’78
Mercedes-Benz of
Wappingers Falls
Meyer Contracting
Mid-Hudson Valley
Federal Credit Union
Marcus J. Molinaro ’01
Morris Associates
MVP Health Care Inc.
Michael A. Novielli ’85
Michael J. O’Dell ’69
Lynn C. Palumbo
Passikoff & Scott
Mary F. Ritz
Roemer Wallens Gold &
Mineaux LLP
Royal Arcanum Scholarship Fund
Dudley & Elizabeth Schneider
Sherman Furniture Rental
Jim & Mary Lynn Smith
Sodexo and Affiliates
Stamell Stringed Instruments
Virginia Stoeffel
Rosemary Tanner
TEG Federal Credit Union
Gloria Turk
Steve L. Turk ’91
Ulster Savings Bank
USBC SMART Program
Mary Louise Van Winkle
Vergilis, Stenger, Roberts,
Davis & Diamond
Sally A. Weglinski ’77 &
Paul F. Weglinski ’77
Westech International
John H. Westermann, Jr. ’74 &
Jennifer S. Westermann ’76
Jessica White
William G. Miller and Son
Funeral Home
Taconic Club $250 - $999
5280 Solutions
AAUW Poughkeepsie Branch
Morton & Rita Alterman
American Heating & Cooling
Bridgette Anderson
William F. Anderson
Aileen Angel ’98
Mary K. Arnold ’11
Daniel Aronzon
Julie R. Audia & Peter Audia
Audia Motor Sales, Inc
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William S. Augerson
Ellen L. Baker
Kimberly M. Baright ’87
Linda M. Beasimer
Mary Jane Bertram
Joan L. Blanksteen
William F. Bogle Jr
Gail Brittain
John A. Brockway &
Betsy H. Brockway ’82
George H. Buchanan
C.B. Strain & Son
Cairo-Durham
Dollars for Scholars
Howard V. Campbell
Anthony V. Campilii ’60 &
Virginia D. DiSantis-Campilii ’60
Charles Capozzolo
Denis Carroll & Kathe McBride
Carter-MGM Insurance
CAYSA Region IV Criminal
Justice Scholarship
Martin & Eleanor Charwat
Richard Chazen
Chris Gibson for Congress
Columbia County
Community Healthcare
Committee to Elect
Adrian Anderson
John & Ingrid Connolly
Anne N. Conroy
Richard V. Corbally
CR Properties Group, LLC
Craig Thomas Pest Control
D’Arcangelo & Company
Timothy R. Decker
Dennis M. Dengel ’71
Designs by Renae
Vincent J. DiMaso ’66 &
Joan DiMaso ’67
Mary E. DiPalma ’89
Dogwood Knolls Golf Course
Tansukh G. Dorawala
DRA Imaging
Draped in Jewelry
W. John Dunn
Kathleen Eagan ’67
EFCO Products
Steven L. Effron
Paul Ellis
Elmsford Sheet Metal Works, Inc.
Toni M. Emery ’66 &
Joseph Lucas ’87
Favorite Places
James M. Fedorchak ’67
Victor Feit
Fellenzer Engineering
Claudia Fidanque
First
Raul A. Fonts ’84
Peter M. Forman
Friends of Terry Gipson
Garden Gate Design
Patricia M. Ansari Gee
Arthur L. Gellert
Gellert & Klein, P.C.
Gemstones & Sterling by Carol
Jacqueline Goffe-McNish
Goldfarb Contemporary Batik
Jori Goldner
Michael H. Graham
Jayasri C. Guha ’73
Jim & Betty Hall
Jim & Louise Hammond
William Happ, II
Harmon & Castella Printing
William T. Harwood, Jr.
Diane & Ronald Hicks
Howard & Emily Himelstein
Su-Hsuan Huang
Hudson Baylor Corporation
Hudson Valley Magazine
Hudson Valley Renegades
Thomas G. Huggins, Jr. ’83
Hyde Park Chamber of Commerce
Insite Engineering, Surveying &
Landscape Architecture
Integrated Enterprise Solutions
J. J. Stanis and Company, Inc.
James V. Forrestal
Elementary School PTSO
Jean W. Patrick DBA
Patrick Properties
Donna M. Johnson
JTR Transportation Corp.
Lorraine Karpinski
Kathy’s Krafts
Maryann I. Katz ’87
David P. Kelly
Brad & Barbara Kendall
Gail M. Kennedy ’90
Kirshon & Company
Earl Klein
Laureen S. Knutsen
Peter Ko
Christopher Kotes
Paula L. Kraus ’78
Tony & Faith Krzywicki
Robert G. Lacolla ’75
David Lampell &
Marilyn Lampell
LCS Facility Group
LeDia Designs
Lynn Lee
Kathryn Lee ’83
Thomas E. LeGrand
Donald & Rita Liberti
Jerry Lieberman, Jr.
Nona S. Lynch ’67
Mahoney’s Irish Pub &
Steakhouse
Mahopac National Bank
Mahopac Park Terrace
Malcolm Castro
Amelia M. Martinko ’66
Frank & Carla Mazzarelli
Ornella L. Mazzuca
Susan McClelland Boyce
Michael T. McCormack ’78
McKee Risk Managment
Josephine A. McManus ’67
Mill Street Loft
Millens Recycling of Kingston
Keith W. Miller ’84
Mohonk Mountain House
Holly J. Molella
Molloy Pharmacy
Deborah T. Most
Mount Kisco Medical Group
Mount Saint Mary College
Frank W. Munzer &
Elizabeth Harris Munzer
Jean D. Needy
James E. Nelson
John R. Neuville ’78
Susan Nowak
Vincent Nunziato
Mary O’Connor ’78
Optimus Architecture
Wesley Ostertag
Package Pavement Company
Patchwork Plus
Pawling Corporation
Peter & Suzanne Phipps
Piccone Group of Companies
June S. Pierson
Planet New York Tattoo
Diana L. Pollard ’97
Prime Retirement Asset
Managment, Inc.
Putnam Community
Foundation
Julia Rappleyea
RBC Capital Markets
Relax & Enjoy Naturally
Riverside Bank
RL Baxter Building
Corporation
Robert Goldwitz Photography
Rocking Horse Ranch
Rockland Community
College Foundation
Michael C. Roe
Gloria Rutgers
Saland For Senate
Bob & Mary Linn Savage
Christine F. Scott ’85
SMA Foundation
Eric Somers
Southern Dutchess
Pops Orchestra
James & Christine Sproat
Judi Stokes
Sucato Builders
SUNY New Paltz
Tastefully Tacky
The Children’s Home
The Sundial Sisters
Thomas Conroy
Insurance Agency
Timely Signs of Kingston, Inc.
Joseph B. Tockarshewsky
Paul Tompkins ’67
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President’s Circle and Clubs
Transitional Builders
Charles E. Traver
Karen S. Trovato ’77
Barbara VanVoorhis
Vassar College
Vassar Temple
Brenda H. Verbeck ’69
Ronald & Mary Jane
Von Allmen
Walkway Over the Hudson
Weeds and Willows
Katherine A. Weir ’78
Sherre Wesley
Westage Development Group
Westchester County
Detectives Association
William A. Smith & Son
Leigh E. Williams
Williams Lumber, Inc.
David R. Wise ’80
Betty E. Wise ’83
Wood Dog Custom
Woodworking
Peter J. Zajkowski ’74
Patricia A. Zerbe
Falcon Club $100 - $249
Abanolian
AD Foster
Anthony Adamo
Charles A. Ahrens ’67
Airmeith Naturals
Alan M. Ripin Crafts
All Around Travel
All Natural Cleaning
John P. Allegrante ’72
American Princess & Associates
Ana-Lucia Creations
Anderson Center for Autism
Lori M. Arnoldy-Londa ’79
Aurna Enterprises
Alan L. Axelrod
Colleen M. Bailey ’10
Barbara L. Baldwin-Marx ’69
Bare Feet
Richard Baright
Barbara A. Barnes ’92
Richard A. Barrett ’92
Michael B. Barrett ’80
Bella’s Home Baked Goods
Jean M. Benkert
James L. Beretta ’78
Marie A. Bianco ’75
Richard Birch
Black Creek Photo
Ernestine Blount-Alston ’86
Blue Yonder Images
Michael A. Boden
Joseph E. Bonapace ’87
Robert Booher &
Peggy Koniz-Booher
Gregory D. Bornstein
Chris M. Bove ’73
Boxwood Linen
James V. Brands
Susan M. Brearley
Msgr. John J. Brinn
Valerie Bromberg
Brown Bunny Pottery
Susan E. Brumer ’84
Bumble & Hive
Thomas J. Burns ’85
Caddies Hudson National
Duane A. Calvin ’67
James R. Campion ’70
Thomas F. Canale ’76 &
Gale D. Canale
Glenn C. Carey
Michael P. Carielli ’94
Cathy L. Carl ’75
Deborah G. Carlough ’80
Linda M. Carolei ’84
Verna A. Carr ’04
Kenneth Y. Chapman ’81 &
Cheryl M. Chapman ’61
Frank F. Chase ’78
Joyce A. Chatfield
Cheesecake Heaven
Chevreaux de la Grange
Carl A. Clark, Jr. ’91
Owen & Linda Clarke
Joseph Connell
Contemporary Silver Jewelry
Donald & Valerie Cook
Country Colors Gallery
Crippen Works
Beverly J. Crowell
CSEA Unit 9181
Danny Cuciti
Linda Cupit
Dan & Maureen Curtin
David C. Dannenberg ’78
Barbara D. Davis ’86
Ralph Dean ’68
Gabriel E. Deeb
Deep Earth Designs
Valerie Delmar
Rita DeMartino
De’s Jewelers
Designs from Fenwood
Lawrence A. Dickinson ’61
Michelle Diliberto
Carol A. Dodge ’76
Sarah Doe
Mary B. Dohrenwend
Mark J. Drozenski ’84
Denise Duffy
Dutchess Community College
Dutchess County Department
of Aviation
Dutchess County Deputy
Sheriffs PBA
Dutchess County Economic
Development Corporation
Amber F. Earl
Earthy Originals
Christian W. Ecker, Jr. ’68
Fairy Godmothers
Fancywork
Fawn Ridge Pottery
Jo Ann Feigenheimer ’91
Robert W. Finn
Florian
William J. Flynn ’78 &
Michelle C. Flynn ’83
James L. Flynn
Erma J. Francello ’67
Friends of Benjamin Traudt
Friends of Dale Borchert
Friends of Kenny Roman
Friends of Robert G. Rolison
Dianne M. Funiciello-Davis ’87
Dane A. Fury ’67
Ellen M. Gambino
Kerry M. Garo ’89
Get Personal
Giadele
Dominick B. Giarraputo
Russell E. Gilmore, Jr. ’78
Nancy E. Giordano
Bryan C. Giudice
Burton Gold
Alice S. Goodwin ’75
Carol L. Gordon
Michael E. Gordon ’95
Clara L. Gould
Gourmetibles
Gramma Nanny’s Attic
Albert C. Grant
Green Silver
Adam W. Grobin ’83
Ingeborg X. Grutzner ’79
James J. Guarnaccia ’81 &
Mary R. Guarnaccia ’81
Geniene M. Guglielmo ’79
Paul F. Guillaro
Gustav E. Hansen
Julia N. Hamilton ’77
Hanlon’s Oil Burner Service
William Harris
Paula N. Hart ’83
Hat Stories
Aloysius J. Hayes ’77
Headlight Quilts
Louis E. Hecht
Leo & Dorothy Hellerman
Dorothy L. Hellerman
Susan J. Hoctor ’67
Betsy J. Hoffman
Theresa M. Hoffman
Patricia J. Hohmann ’75
Robert C. Holland
Margaret J. Horton
House of Dolls
Hudson Harmony II
Hudson National Golf Club
Hudson Beach Glass
Richard Hughes
Karyn M. Hurley ’98
Imagine It Originals
In Stitches
In the Mix
Sandra Irish
Ironworkers Local Union 417
It’s a Wrap
Karen & Harold Jacobs
Lloyd Jaeger
Jessup Associates
Jewish Communal Fund
John Roger Jewelry
Glen & Sipra Johnson
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President’s Circle and Clubs
Larry O. Johnson
Thomas H. Jones, Jr.
JSW Metal Works
June & Aaron Gillespie Forum
David A. Juras ’85
Just Bead It
Just Creations
Just for You by Sue
Veronica F. Kaedy ’82
Richard Keller-Coffey &
Nancy Keller-Coffey
Patrick J. Kelliher ’70
Beth M. Kendsersky ’82
Barbara A. Knickerbocker ’72
Edward R. Kompass ’73
Ronald F. Koniz
Gary L. Koniz ’72
Stan Koniz
Lynne Kopac ’87
Kranz Kreations
Daniel Kuffner
Kunz Management
Bruce C. Kurtz
Colette Lafuente
Lillian M. Lang
Melanie F. Lapierre ’81
Large Format Landscape
Photography
Janice A. Lawson ’67
Steven J. Lent ’02
Irene D. Light ’92
Thomas H. Loeber ’78
Lori Barker
Candace & William Lucas
Luigi’s Oils
Lila R. Lynch
Rudolph W. Macak
John E. Mack, III &
Maureen Mack
Made with Love
Philip P. Malinovsky ’75 &
Lisa A. Morris ’85
Malka Ronen Creations
Marcelo Miranda Handbags
Patricia L. Marchetti ’66
Mark & Marjorie Markowitz
Bruce Marley ’79
Judith J. Martin ’74
Bruce K. Mason ’66
Timmian C. Massie ’78
Richard T. Matthews ’69
McCann-Caven Golf Courses
Ann McCarthy ’88
Christopher M. McGuire ’95
Patricia A. McMaster ’75
Gail Meuse
Mid-Hudson Civic Center
Milanese Restaurant
Wayne T. Miller ’73
Edward J. Mills, III ’85
Michael F. Minogue ’71
James Miscedra
Corey Mittenberg
Roger P. Mogan ’67
Katherine A. Moloney ’79
Margaret F. Moore
Michael J. Moran
Gerrilyn J. Moriarty ’82
Deborah A. Moshier-Dunn ’84
William A. Muller ’69
Madeleine Myers ’89
Christopher E. Naylor ’95
Jean & Carl Needy
Susan C. Neilson ’70
Marta A. Newkirk
Rolf H. Nijhuis
Nordea’s Soaperie
Nottingham Hollow Trading Co.
Robert & Alice Nuccio
Wayne L. & Brigid M. Nussbickel
Robert D. Nye ’61
Harold W. Oakhill ’78
Dominic K. Odescalchi ’89
On the Bend
Leonard E. Opdycke
Mitch & Joan Orcutt
Ann E. Orcutt-Lane
Ronald J. Paino ’87
Palatable Pepper Products
Rino L. Palmieri
Michael A. Paretti ’63
Brian Parker
Pawfectscents
William E. Pelton ’82 &
Jill P. Pelton ’82
Pennyworks
Dave & Randi Petrovits
Pillow Talk
PKBrown Woodworking
Robert B. Podris ’66
Jeanne Pomarico
David & Joan Posner
Postage Inn
Delia A. Potenza-Makris ’82
Donald H. Puretz
Joseph & Eileen Quinn
Anne Rappleyea
Jeanne M. Rebillard ’84 &
Brad H. Rebillard ’83
Reflected Fire
Joseph D. Reigada
Richard Reitano &
Claudia A. Archimede ’89
Julia Resta
Retropage
Glenn E. Richardson, Esq. ’73
Nelson E. Rivera
Donna Rocap
RoseAnna’s Glass Art
Evelyn A. Rosenthal
Ruth A. Rossi ’79
Lisa Rubenstein
John & Diane Ruzicka
Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Gertrud K. Saucy ’83
Klara B. Sauer ’72 &
Heinz Sauer
Wilhelm L. Sawall ’76
James M Sawall ’95 &
Pamela A. Sawall ’95
Norbert E. Schneider ’73
Robert J. Schule ’78
Security Services of Connecticut
Sedore & Company, CPA’s
Linda D. Sewell ’76
Samantha Shapley
Shauger & Scott Construction
Donna L. Shea
Robert P. Sheehan ’76
Rob Shenton
Amy Sherman & James Page
Richard J. Siegmund ’86
Silverstream Heirlooms
Jay H. Simpson ’68 &
Mary F. Simpson ’74
Josephine Skimin
South Bay Jewelry
Spacey Tracy’s Pickles
Spiegel, Pergament & Brown
Kathlyn A. Stanley ’83
Richard P. Stanton ’73
William R. Steinhaus ’69
Stephanie’s Country Candles
Stephen F. Fabrico
Jody T. Sterling
Carol & George Stevens
Richard A. Stilitino ’95
Still Willows
Kim E. Stofa
Frank & April Strickler
Fred E. Stuebner
Sweet Chefs
Sweet Stitches
Sweet’s Funeral Home
Michael W. Tardio ’01
Paul J. Tatar ’70
Catherine M. Tegtmeier ’84
Terry’s Boutique
Brian Tervenski
The Focal Point
The Gourd Gallery LLC
The Hair Jeweler
The Silver Spoon
The Wooden Pearl
Things Etc.
Deborah C. Tierney
April M. Tiffany ’66
Time Savor Gourmet
Town of Poughkeepsie
Republican Committee
Ritzel Tuazon-Boer ’11
Two Crafty Blondes
Carl J. Valente & Monica Valente
Jeanne M. Valentine-Chase ’73 &
Scott G. Chase ’74
Van Norstrand & Hoolihan, CPA
Barbara VanItallie
Virginia VanVlack ’68
Joan M. VanVoorhis ’77 &
Raymond P. VanVoorhis ’78
Viscount Liquor Corporation
Deborah Vitale
Christine Volnick ’11
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President’s Circle and Clubs
George J. Vrba ’69 &
Jane L. Vrba ’67
Wendy E. Walker
Shirley & Jason Warren
David B. Watts ’76
Maria T. Weinberg ’95 &
Arthur Weinberg
What’s Poppin’ Kettle Korn
Alan & Carter Wiecking
Robert N. Wiggin ’77
Wild Coyote Gourmet
Hot Sauces
Don Williams ’60
Gerald R. Wolniewicz ’79
Woman Gone to Pieces
Marlene H. Wood ’86
Joseph A. Wrafter ’86
Beth W. Wright ’79
Patti Zakow
Marion B. Zimmer ’76
Friends Club Up to $99
Sharon Abarno-McArtin
Linda C. Adams ’70 &
Paul D. Adams ’69
Alan Ripin
Lawrence C. Albanese ’74
Christopher Albanese ’78
Ann M. Albrecht
Suzanne B. Albright ’95
All Ways ZMT
Barbara S. Allan
Todd D. Allard ’02
Ellen A. Allard ’71
Elizabeth P. Allen
Robert B. Allers
Beverly J. Allyn
Carl W. Almgren ’79
Lester C. Alnwick, Jr. ’66
Beth N. Alter
Milton K. Alvear
Amazing Gems
Patricia J. Anderson ’88
Sarluta E. Anderson-Davis ’71
Thomas N. Angell
Sandra Archer ’92
Fredericka Arico
Raymond W. Arnold ’06
Nancy Aronzon
Margaret M. Arthur
William W. Ashby
Mary N. Ashong ’06
Astor Services for Children
and Families
Sharon L. Audia ’95
John E. Badura ’74
Mary G. Bagley ’68
Sheila A. Baker ’80
Howard & Marie Baker
Amy C. Baker-Maile ’81
Ernest & Ann Balloni
Ann Marie Banaf
Rita L. Banner ’77
Loretta M. Banyard ’86
Bardavon Opera House
John J. Barki, III ’91
Richard D. Barnhart
Pamela Barrack
Francine M. Barrett ’80
George H. Barrett ’93
Dawn M. Bartels
Brian P. Battistoni ’83
Gregory L. Bauer ’85
Erin M. Baxter
John A. Beale
Frank D. Bell ’72
Lucy W. Bellville ’70
Richard & Kathleen Bente
Erin Berg
Marilyn I. Bialousz ’88
Daniel R. Bianchi ’94
Kathryn J. Bierman ’77
Cheryl A. Billings
Kristin L. Biskup ’87
Trevor C. Blackett ’67
Mary L. Bleau ’79
Nancy E. Bloecker ’85
Karen T. Blonder
Gina M. Blume ’98
John N. Bodo ’75
Monika D. Boeckmann
Ray & Elizabeth Boedecker
Carol A. Bogle
Wendy A. Bohlinger ’76
Andrew M. Bounds ’91
Kenneth A. Boyd ’82
Christopher E. Bracone ’77
Ruth M. Bright
Betsy H. Brockway ’82 &
John A. Brockway
Brian Brockway
Patricia A. Brown ’05
Arvenia J. Brown
Mark D. Brown ’78 &
Theresa M. Brown ’78
Carmine M. Bruno ’74
Marcia Brunow ’90
Susan E. Buck ’69
James A. Buell ’78 &
Sally P. Buell ’78
George E. Burke ’79
Jennifer L. Burkhart ’90
Deidre E. Burlon-Kandeel ’74
Mark F. Burns ’96 &
Jennifer L. Burns ’97
John & Gail Burweger
Lucy M. Busick ’71
George H. Buttler, III
Dr. Michael C. Caldwell &
Maryanne Mysell
Scott A. Cale
Nicholas S. Caliendo ’03
Joanne Cameron ’88
Ann J. Campilii-Lutz ’86
John A. Canevari ’68
Verna J. Carey
Joseph S. Carfora ’74
Dianne M. Carolan ’84
Denise M. Carrington
Tara Casaregola
Carol K. Case
Anne Castagnetta
Carrie A. Casullo ’07
Vincent J. Catalano &
Frances E. Catalano ’85
Elizabeth A. Catalino ’84
Catharine Street
Community Center
Joe Cavallaro
Ruth N. Cea
Nicole A. Cervone ’84
Gayle L. Chaky ’95
Catherine Chang
Harlan W. Chapin, Jr. ’61
Joel T. Chase ’06
Jill H. Cherof ’74
Carol Chichester
Child Care Council of
Dutchess, Inc.
Barbara Chirico
Marianne E. Chupay ’73
Robert J. Church, III ’74
Kevin Clark ’95
Beatrix M. Clarke ’93
Kirk Cleveland
Elsa J. Cocozza ’80
Bernard F. Cohen ’73
Janice Cohen
Doris Cohen
Madaleine Cole ’90
Marie T. Cole Wiener ’85
College Hill Golf Course
Rose M. Colletta-Phipps ’93
Michael J. Colley ’87 &
Lynne M. Colley ’06
Barbara S. Collins ’75
Deborah J. Collyer ’88
Nadja F. Colvin ’98
Eileen W. Connolly
M. Kealy Cook
Elliott A. Coons ’64
Joseph R. Coratti ’81
John T. Corliss ’80
Cornell Cooperative Extension
Dutchess County
Kathryn A. Corrado ’79
Edward W. Cosman ’76
James J. Costa ’72
Marc Costanzo
Anna R. Courtney ’85
Michael J. Courtois ’74
Thomas J. Coutant ’78
Diane S. Coveney ’71
Michael Cregon
Christopher T. Cring ’76
Dolores A. Croft ’79
Doris Crouch ’91
William P. Croushore ’78
Terence R. Cunningham
Janeen Cunningham
Karen J. Cunningham ’82 &
David D. Cunningham ’82
William F. Cunningham ’75
Julie A. Curcio ’86
Jennifer S. Dahnert
Anne Dalton
Carole A. Damico ’79
James J. D’Angelo ’76
Diane C. Darling ’78
Angela M. Dauerer ’93
Delia W. Davi ’79
Deborah A. Davidson ’78
Carol J. Davis ’91
Francis C. Davis ’78
Gary Davis
Natalie H. Davis
Nadezda Davis
DC Community Action Agency
Debbie’s Treasures
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President’s Circle and Clubs
Thomas P. Delay ’70
Delma’s Unique Crafts
Kelly A. DelSanto ’83 &
Eric John DelSanto ’01
Cheryl L. Delvecchio ’82 &
John Delvecchio
Mary M. DeMichiel ’73
Dennis Dempster
David Dengel
Millie DeNitto
Virginia Dexter ’75 &
Jeffrey Dexter ’75
Michelle Diano
Christine M. Dick ’79
Charles R. Didymus ’62 &
Dorothy E. Didymus ’75
Doris L. Dingee ’85
Christopher M. Distefano ’02
Distinctive Design
Dixon Golf
Doc’s Fine Woodcrafts
Katherine M. Doe
Laura Doe ’07
Kathleen M. Doherty ’73
Mary Kaye E. Dolan
Barbara A. Dombroski ’81
Sheryl A. Dominguez ’75
Ann-Marie Donahue ’95
Louise Donato
Linda L. Doolittle ’95
Suzanne K. D’Orazio ’73
Donna M. Doremus ’80
Michael E. Dougherty ’75
Richard A. Draves ’12
Bradley J. Druttman ’96
Donna M. Dubois ’84
Karen L. Dubois ’80
Carla S. Ducharme
Gail Duffy-Cotter
Debra Dugal
Anna May B. Duncan ’75
Patsy A. Dusavage ’97
Dutchess Community
College Association
Roger A. Dykeman ’80
Michael L. Elkin
Christine L. Ellis ’70
Gary Ellison
Michael W. Elmendorf ’08 &
Jacqueline A. Emslie ’85
Robert S. Emslie
Randy S. Eskenazi
Ralph & Roseanne Esposito
Martin J. Estelle
Lynn M. Estes ’80 &
Donald M. Estes ’73
Elyse C. Ettinger
Esther P. Evans
Family Services, Inc
Naomi Faris
Rufina Felicien
Keith W. Ferris ’98
Mary K. Fields
Linda L. Filiberti
John T. Finley ’73 &
Susan D. Finley ’80
Fedele R. Fiore ’77
Keith M. Fischer ’96
Ronald P. Fiske, Jr.
Karen M. Flaherty ’78
Thomas J. Fleming
Virginia R. Flood ’00
William A. Fluck
Foley Graphics
June S. Ford ’72
Richard N. Frahm ’70
Karen L. Francett ’78
Edith A. Frank
Barbara D. Franks ’78
Paul S. Frazer
Betty-Ruth Freer ’86
Alice Friedle
Karla Friedle
Henry P. Fuhrmann ’71
John E. Fumasoli ’74
Gadaleto’s Seafood
Market & Restaurant
Beverly M. Gaffney ’82
Anthony Gagliardo
Kelly J. Galgano ’92
Eileen A. Galligan ’76
Diana L. Gallinari
Lavergne F. Gardner
Steven A. Gault
Thomas D. Genova ’76
Robert Germain
Carol A. Gerty ’88
Get Personal Designer Jewelry
William C. Ghee ’07
Tammy Giancarlo ’01
Reno N. Giancarlo ’72
Joan M. Giewat ’81
Catherine Gilbert ’78
Beverly K. Gilbert
Shari J. Gill
June Gillespie
Frank E. Giordano ’72
Glass Things
Kenneth Glatt, Ph.D.
Bridget C. Goddard ’07
Katherine A. Goetschel ’82
Stacey Gold
Sandy & Jerome Goldberg
Jerry & Sandra Goldberg
Brad W. Goldhammer ’78 &
Joan M. Goldhammer ’83
Isaias Goncalez
John D. Gonzalez ’04
Good Feeling Leathery
Patrick T. Goodall, Sr. ’97
Laura L. Goosby ’02
Carlene D. Gordon ’06
Catherine Z. Gorham ’87
Julianne J. Graffam ’85 &
Mark S. Graffam ’95
Linda A. Grapel ’76
David L. Gray ’71
Kay Greenleaf
Kathleen A. Greiner ’73
Gary G. Grenholm
Patrick J. Griffin ’98
Patrick J. Griffin ’77
Peter M. Grimm ’88
Barbara J. Gross ’74
Jeanne A. Grosse ’12
Mark C. Grunenwald ’78
Douglas C. Haan
Lisa M. Haering ’96
Diane Hait
Sharon Haley
Sandra L. Halik ’84
Victoria Hall
Peter W. Hardin ’68
Tommy W. Harris ’98
Richard J. Hart ’85 &
Janina L. Hart ’99
Guy F. Hasler ’79
Victoria M. Hayes
Peter C.W. Haylett ’92
Susan K. Hecht
Marlene M. Hedrick &
Ernest J. Hedrick
Lorraine M. Heneka ’82
Lori E. Henrich ’85
Maureen E. Hernandes ’01
Marianne D. Heston ’73
Timothy Higgins
Jean M. Hinzmann ’74
Carmen R. Hiraldo ’92
Linda H. Hoag ’73
George F. Hoffman ’63
Jacquelin R. Hoffman ’86
Marguerite E. Holderle
Karen M. Holmes ’68
Elizabeth Horowitz
Barbara M. Horree ’86
Susan L. Horton & David Horton
Janet M. Horvat ’77
Donna H. Hoskins ’81
Christina M. Houghtaling ’71
Henrietta Howse ’74
Karen A. Humeston ’82
Judith A. Husted ’86
Madeline C. Hyatt
Lynn Irizarry
Robert G. Isliker
Arlene H. Iuliano ’79
J & J Woodcrafts
Daniel & Lisa Jackson
Allen E. Jacobsen ’87
Rajesh Jaluka
Edwin S. Jayne, Jr. ’73
Thomas Jeffreys ’94
Robert C. Jennings, Sr. ’84
Kenneth Jeune
Jean M. Jicha ’79 &
Todd R. Jicha ’79
Iris M. Jiminez
Quentin P. Johnson ’84
Kathleen P. Jones ’77
K K Creations
Ann B. Kacur ’76
Victoria A. Kampf ’82
George V. Kampfer ’70
Karen Kardas ’75 &
Stanley L. Kardas ’77
Evelyn Kaufmann ’79
Victoria Kautz &
Karl Kautz
Marilyn J. Kay
Douglas A. Kayiatos ’72
Frances J. Kearney ’83
Gertrude S. Kellner ’77
John A. Kenger ’04
Michael Kennard &
Nancy Kennard
Kristine A. Kennen ’07
Susan & Jules Kerman
Dea M. Key ’72
Mary T. Kilcer ’72
Maureen R. Killoran ’77
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President’s Circle and Clubs
William R. Kinney ’87
William J. Kirk ’78
Gilbert & Patricia Klein
Susan M. Klepeis ’03
Sarah Knickerbocker
Francisco W. Kondor ’12
Stanislaw Kosek ’97 &
Raphael H. Kosek
Paul M. Kozlowski ’81
Jay Krass & Rose Graziano
Krass
Joan A. Krauer ’75
Gina C. Kreso ’02
Pamela Krimsky
Judith A. Krumenacker ’79
John J. Kudzia ’73
Marilyn M. Kuhn ’74
Jennifer S. Kurtz ’11
Ellen L. Kutner ’76
Gladys L. Labare ’87
Maureen F. Labuda ’99
Trudy-Ann Lackner ’82
Richard W. Lahey ’64
Rosemary A. Lamadore ’62
Patricia L. Lambert ’02
Paul J. Lanari ’71
Jon K. Lancto
Anne F. Landry
Catherine A. Lane &
Ronald M. Lane ’75
Robert N. Lang ’74 &
Cathleen E. Lang ’74
Jason J. Lapenna ’95
Kelly Lauturner
Rose T. Laveglia ’81
Esther L. LaVera ’87
Jessica A. Lazar ’82
Walter J. Leczinski ’82
Donna C. Lehnert
Carole A. Lehrer ’00
Alice J. Leigh ’75
Ashley E. Lempka ’04
Barry Lent
Colleen Leo
Larry R. Lieberman ’76
David B. Lindquist ’79
Gary J. Lindstrom ’60
Judith A. Linville ’66
Elaine C. Lipschutz
Kirstin A. Litwin ’96
Nancy M. LoCicero ’89
Wendy Lois
Judson & Shirley Long
Peggy A. Long ’04
Patricia A. Longbard ’96
Maryann E. Longhi
Sebastian Loscerbo ’77
William G. Love ’76
Robert S. Lumb ’68
Barbara J. Lusk ’97
Nancy R. Luty ’74
Lauren A. Lyle ’86
Marilyn W. Macdonald ’83
Susan A. Macnish ’70
Leslie A. Madeo ’76
Kimberlee A. Mahusky ’92
Joan I. Makely ’97
Robin P. Malvarosa
Lori L. Mandy ’80
Ronald A. Markowitz ’93
Eleanor K. Marr
George E. Marshall, Jr. ’06
Carolyn E. Marshall ’03
Donna M. Martin ’03
Kathy M. Martin ’11
Jose F. Martinez ’78
Hazel I. Martinez ’81
Theresa J. Martinko ’68
Charles T. Martino ’73
Frances Marton
Antoine Marzouka &
Sabrina F. Jaar-Marzouka
Anthony Mastronardi
Janet R. Matteo ’80
Christine M. Matthews
William A. Maurer ’95
Dominic P. Mazza ’76
Toni J. Mazzella
Jean & Philip McAdam
Robert McCarthy
Caitlin A. McCarthy ’12
William McCauley ’64
Pamela R. McCourt ’68
Eileen G. McEnery ’77
Lorraine D. McEvoy ’77
Terrence J. McGinnis ’69
Frederick R. McGinnis ’69
Kevin L. McGovern ’77
Joseph D. McLoughlin ’82
Timothy P. McManus ’01
Edward V. McManus ’83
Mary O. McMullen
Sonia F. McSpedon ’76
Susan L. Mead ’78
Mediation Center for
Dutchess County
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Christine L. Meluch ’87
Patricia E. Merrill ’97
David F. Mesnick ’66
Loretta L. Metcalf
Joan M. Micucci ’97
Karen M. Mihan ’79
Joanne M. Miller ’84
Martin M. Miller ’72
Ruth A. Miller ’77
Gregory M. Miller
Dolores M. Miller ’89
Scott J. Miller ’87 &
Pamela A. Miller ’86
Linda A. Milligan ’87
Jode S. Millman
Joan N. Miskell ’97
Robert & Annamarie Monaco
Patricia G. Montagnino ’78
Peter P. Montera ’76
Patricia M. Moore
Carolyn N. Moore ’86
Robert Moore ’74
Kimberly Moorers
Marcia A. Moran
Cheryl L. Moreau ’76
Susan A. Morrill ’82
Rose Marie Morrissey ’73
Richard Morrow &
Pamela Morrow
Raeanne Moysey ’70
William L. Muller ’95
Kathleen R. Muller
Donald P. Muller
Nancy E. Mulligan ’89
Amanda Mulvihill
Maureen C. Murphy ’80
Linda M. Murphy ’85
Bonnie L. Murphy ’86
Jean Mykytenko ’85
Deborah J. Nagel
Carolyn L. Nash
Margaret Nelson
Patricia E. Nelson ’74
Barbara B. Neumann ’92
Barbara Newman ’98
Lois Newman &
Seymour Newman
Kathleen M. Nigro
Patrick E. Nogay ’85
North East Community Council
June E. Notaro
Edward J. Nyman ’69
Paul W. Oakley ’74
2012 ANNUAL REPORT
Kathy T. Odak ’79
Catherine T. O’Dell ’75
Sarah L. O’Donnell ’82
Cheryl A. O’Herron ’80
Suzanne D. Ohlman
Marilyn A. Olenik
Jacqueline Olivet
Michele L. Olmo ’98
Gail Orser
Grace M. Orzech ’87
Theresa A. O’Shea ’74
Paul J. Ostachowsky ’79
Joyce H. Ostheim ’76
John Otero &
Katherine Kellam-Otero
Richard A. Ott ’87
Leonard J. Ott ’69
Gerald & Esther Ottaway
Samantha Paccione
Dominick C. Pagnotta, Jr. ’68
Louise A. Palma ’94
Dave Palmer
Michelle M. Paolicelli ’11
Sally A. Pardee
Lorraine M. Parker ’92
Stephanie J. Paruolo ’11
Regina B. Pasco ’75
Elizabeth A. Patterson ’81
John R. Pedrick ’73
Amanda Peltz ’91
Patricia M. Peluso ’80 &
Richard J. Peluso ’01
Rosemarie T. Perillo ’86
Philip C. Peters ’73
Gerald Peters ’67
Anne L. Petrosky ’78
John L. Pezzullo ’91 &
Starla J. Pezzullo ’77
Susan Pianforini
Karen L. Piersol O’Dell ’80
Pillow Talk
Colleen Pillus
Paul S. Pilon ’85
Nadia Pinheiro
Charles G. Pinto ’03
Eleanore V. Pitcher ’73
Fred A. Policastri ’63
Susan Pollack
Robert G. Pollard, Jr. ’95
Joseph P. Porpiglia ’77
Catherine Portman-Laux
Lisa A. Prentiss ’76
Gary S. Privratsky ’93
President’s Circle and Clubs
Patricia L. Prunty
Dawn Y. Rabidou ’91
Jacqueline M. Ragone ’92
Marie-Celine A. Ramnitz ’76
Richard M. Rang ’78
Alida Ransom
Kari Reiber
Joseph J. Reilly ’04
Dora R. Reinhard ’80
Jean & Robert Rella
Michael J. Reynolds ’81
Andrea L. Reynolds
Joanne L. Richardson ’69
Joyce & Robert Riebesehl
Melinda E. Riggs
Thomas L. Rinaldi ’99
Richard N. Rivera
Santo & Cindy Rivera
Shirley P. Rivera
Jill L. Rivers ’96
Sharon A. Rizzo ’74
Cherryl T. Robbins ’12
Joyce A. Robillard ’87
Jean M. Roe ’66
Rondout Country Club
Carol A. Roper
Marie E. Rosa ’82
Edith & Barry Rosen
Elliot D. Rosenzweig ’65
Warren F. Rossman ’70
Michael Royer
Geraldine A. Ruby ’91
Jeanette I. Rumpf ’68 &
Robert E. Rumpf ’71
Barbara W. Rymarczyk ’79
Ms. Mallary Sackman
Rhoda Sackman
Elizabeth L. Saile ’81
Lorraine L. Salmon ’84
Martin W. Salvas ’78
Sheila K. Sama ’07
Sam’s Sparkles
Maria C. Sandoval
Frank SanFelice &
Sherry San Felice
Nick R. Scanga
Jean M. Scanlon ’90
Deanne A. Scarpulla ’07
Louise C. Scarrone ’98
Kurt W. Schaaf ’65
Yolanda Schembri ’12
Hilary B. Schneck ’11
Michael E. Schomaker ’02
Paul R. Schule, Jr. ’70
Paul & Sandra Schulz
Marion R. Schwartz
Mark & Lois Schwarze
Patricia A. Schwerkolt ’87
Peter M. Scofield ’66
Russell R. Secor ’77
Heidi Seelbach-Budd
Robert H. Seidman ’78
Joan M. Seifts ’69
Justin H. Seipp
Thomas C. Senior
Lisa M. Servino ’10
Theresa S. Shaker ’82
Peter Shanagher
Catherine R. Shanks ’79
Jessica M. Sharpe ’12
Sue A. Sheehan ’78
Timothy C. Sheehan ’80
Patricia Sheldon
Carol F. Shuman ’69
Carolyn Siciliano
Ed & Sheila Silverman
Brian J. Silvers ’95
Samuel & Gail Simon
Simply Glass
Michael A. Sinno, Sr. ’66
Ellen E. Sinon
John M. Skillman ’77
Rita J. Skora ’72
Lynne P. Smaldone ’61
Deborah Smey
James N. Smith ’78
Patricia A. Smith-Hughes ’84
Elaine Snowden
Valerie J. Sommerville
William A. Somoskey
William E. Spencer &
Debbie A. Spencer
Diana J. Staats
Richard C. Stalker ’69
Sharon L. Stander ’82
William R. Stevens ’82
Mary E. Still ’73 &
Stanley G. Still, Jr. ’67
June M. Stimpson ’81
Frank G. Straub
Darcy B. Stricker
Christine P. Summers ’94
Sun Wallpaper & Paint, Inc.
Theresa M. Sweezey ’71
Steven Swenson ’90
John C. Tacinelli ’84
Mark A. Takacs ’72
Steven Takacs ’85
Gail M. Tassarotti ’77
Cathleen L. Tate-Palinkas
Karin O. Taylor
Teahan & Constantino
Counselors At Law
Michael K. Temple ’82 &
Theresa M. Temple ’81
The Law Offices of
Karen C. Palumbo, LLC
Emil E. Thela
Caren M. Thomas ’78
John M. Thomes
Elfriede W. Tillman ’73
Timber Transitions and More
James J. Tobin ’80 &
Kathy Tobin
Louise R. Tompkins ’83
Judy Toonkel ’78
Daniel J. Torelli, Sr.
Robert F. Tortorella ’68
Virginia A. Tortoso ’68 &
John A. Tortoso ’67
David A. Travis
Trendsetter Gems
Sally A. Tresser ’83
Alexander J. Trimble, Jr. ’72
Conataneino & Sandra Trocino
Edward L. Trojan ’87
Karen Trokan
John Trosie &
Andrea L. Trosie ’95
Stacey A. Tucholski ’04
Joanne Tuthill ’78
Michael C. Tyner ’71
Marie L. Underwood ’82
United Way of Dutchess County
Craig & Debra Vaccaro
Stevan L. VanKeuren ’97 &
Mary VanKeuren ’94
Mareve E. VanVoorhis ’74
Raymond P. VanVoorhis ’78 &
Joan M. VanVoorhis ’77
Gary R. VanVoorhis ’75
Genemarie A. VanWagner ’75
John W. Varricchio ’63
Vassar Golf Course
Robert K. Vaughan ’82
Eleanor K. Veltre ’87
Georgette M. Verna ’02
Village of Pawling
William Villano
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Alfred J. Villareale ’91
William & Cynthia Vitro
Bruce & Ann Vokes
Janis Volpe
Voluntary Action Center
Diane C. Vuole ’86
Sally A. Walker ’69
Paula A. Walker ’68
Joseph Walz & Joanna Walz
Francine Waruch ’81
Donna M. Waters
Pearl L. Waxman ’69
Kelly H. Weisbecker ’99
Alan R. Weitlich ’67
Helen & David Whalen
Patricia Wheeler Cowle
John D. White ’87
Gloria A. Whiteley-Magrath ’71
Jeffrey G. Willets ’78
Joan D. Williams
Marilyn V. Willis ’94
Anne V. Winans ’68
Charlotte P. Wisner
Wynn E. Witthans ’74
Teresa L. Wolfson ’87
Dolores A. Wood ’08
Louise N. Woodcock ’73
Michael & Ellen Woods
Ronald L. Wozniak
Wayne G. Wright ’69
Deborah Yellin
Elaine J. Yip ’97
Suzanne K. York ’80
Allen A. Younghanse ’78
Camille Zengen ’97
Stephen & Cora Zimmerman
Rachel J. Zollner ’88 &
Alan Zollner ’81
Barbara J. Zuccarello ’78
Irene F. Zwetchkenbaum ’75
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Alumni Class Giving
Frederick R. McGinnis
William A. Muller
Edward J. Nyman
Leonard J. Ott
Joanne L. Richardson
Joan M. Seifts
Carol F. Shuman
Richard C. Stalker
William R. Steinhaus
Brenda H. Verbeck
George J. Vrba
Sally A. Walker
Pearl L. Waxman
Wayne G. Wright
1966
Lester C. Alnwick
Judith A. Linville
Patricia L. Marchetti
Amelia M. Martinko
Bruce K. Mason
David F. Mesnick
Robert B. Podris
Jean M. Roe
Michael A. Sinno
1960
Anthony V. Campilii
Virginia D. DiSantis-Campilii
Gary J. Lindstrom
1961
Harlan W. Chapin
Cheryl M. Chapman
Lawrence A. Dickinson
Robert D. Nye
Lynne P. Smaldone
1962
Charles R. Didymus
Rosemary A. Lamadore
1963
George F. Hoffman
Michael A. Paretti
Fred A. Policastri
John W. Varricchio
1964
Betsy Brown
Elliott A. Coons
Richard W. Lahey
William McCauley
1965
Elliot D. Rosenzweig
Kurt W. Schaaf
1967
Charles A. Ahrens
Trevor C. Blackett
Duane A. Calvin
Kathleen Eagan
Erma J. Francello
Dane A. Fury
Susan J. Hoctor
Janice A. Lawson
Nona S. Lynch
Roger P. Mogan
Gerald Peters
Paul Tompkins
John A. Tortoso
Jane L. Vrba
1968
Mary G. Bagley
John A. Canevari
Ralph Dean
Christian W. Ecker
Peter W. Hardin
Karen M. Holmes
Robert S. Lumb
Theresa J. Martinko
Pamela R. McCourt
Dominick C. Pagnotta
Jeanette I. Rumpf
Jay H. Simpson
Robert F. Tortorella
Virginia A. Tortoso
Virginia VanVlack
Paula A. Walker
Anne V. Winans
1969
Paul D. Adams
Barbara L. Baldwin-Marx
Susan E. Buck
Richard T. Matthews
Terrence J. McGinnis
1970
Linda C. Adams
Lucy W. Bellville
James R. Campion
Thomas P. Delay
Christine L. Ellis
Richard N. Frahm
Patrick J. Kelliher
Susan A. Macnish
Raeanne Moysey
Susan C. Neilson
Warren F. Rossman
Paul R. Schule
Paul J. Tatar
1971
Ellen A. Allard
Sarluta E. Anderson-Davis
Lucy M. Busick
Diane S. Coveney
Henry P. Fuhrmann
David L. Gray
Christina M. Houghtaling
Paul J. Lanari
Michael F. Minogue
Margaret A. Noll
Robert E. Rumpf
Theresa M. Sweezey
Michael C. Tyner
1972
John P. Allegrante
Frank D. Bell
James J. Costa
June S. Ford
Reno N. Giancarlo
Frank E. Giordano
Douglas A. Kayiatos
Dea M. Key
Mary T. Kilcer
Barbara A. Knickerbocker
Gary L. Koniz
Frank W. Kotzur
Martin M. Miller
Klara B. Sauer
Rita J. Skora
Mark A. Takacs
Alexander J. Trimble
1973
Chris M. Bove
Marianne E. Chupay
Bernard F. Cohen
Suzanne K. D’Orazio
Mary M. DeMichiel
Kathleen M. Doherty
Donald M. Estes
John T. Finley
Marianne D. Heston
Linda H. Hoag
Edwin S. Jayne
Edward R. Kompass
John J. Kudzia
Charles T. Martino
Wayne T. Miller
Rose Marie Morrissey
John R. Pedrick
Philip C. Peters
Eleanore V. Pitcher
Norbert E. Schneider
Richard P. Stanton
Elfriede W. Tillman
Jeanne M. Valentine-Chase
Louise N. Woodcock
1974
Lawrence C. Albanese
John E. Badura
Carmine M. Bruno
Deidre E. Burlon-Kandeel
Joseph S. Carfora
Scott G. Chase
Jill H. Cherof
Michael J. Courtois
John E. Fumasoli
Barbara J. Gross
Jean M. Hinzmann
Henrietta Howse
Marilyn M. Kuhn
Robert N. Lang
Cathleen E. Lang
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Alumni Class Giving
Nancy R. Luty
Judith J. Martin
Robert Moore
Patricia E. Nelson
Theresa A. O’Shea
Paul W. Oakley
Sharon A. Rizzo
Mary F. Simpson
John H. Westermann, Jr.
Wynn E. Witthans
Peter J. Zajkowski
Sonia F. McSpedon
Peter P. Montera
Cheryl L. Moreau
Joyce H. Ostheim
Lisa A. Prentiss
Marie-Celine A. Ramnitz
Wilhelm L. Sawall
Linda D. Sewell
David B. Watts
Jennifer S. Westermann
Marion B. Zimmer
1975
Marie A. Bianco
John N. Bodo
Cathy L. Carl
Barbara S. Collins
William F. Cunningham
Virginia Dexter
Jeffrey Dexter
Dorothy E. Didymus
Sheryl A. Dominguez
Michael E. Dougherty
Anna May B. Duncan
Alice S. Goodwin
Karen Kardas
Joan A. Krauer
Robert G. Lacolla
Alice J. Leigh
Philip P. Malinovsky
Patricia A. McMaster
Catherine T. O’Dell
Regina B. Pasco
Gary R. VanVoorhis
Genemarie A. VanWagner
Irene F. Zwetchkenbaum
1977
Rita L. Banner
Kathryn J. Bierman
Christopher E. Bracone
Fedele R. Fiore
Julia N. Hamilton
Aloysius J. Hayes
Janet M. Horvat
Kathleen P. Jones
Stanley L. Kardas
Gertrude S. Kellner
Maureen R. Killoran
Sebastian Loscerbo
Robert J. Mattson
Eileen G. McEnery
Lorraine D. McEvoy
Kevin L. McGovern
Ruth A. Miller
Starla J. Pezzullo
Joseph P. Porpiglia
Russell R. Secor
John M. Skillman
Gail M. Tassarotti
Karen S. Trovato
Joan M. VanVoorhis
Sally A. Weglinski
Paul F. Weglinski
Robert N. Wiggin
1976
Wendy A. Bohlinger
Thomas F. Canale
Edward W. Cosman
Christopher T. Cring
James J. D’Angelo
Carol A. Dodge
Eileen A. Galligan
Thomas D. Genova
Linda A. Grapel
Ann B. Kacur
Ellen L. Kutner
Larry R. Lieberman
William G. Love
Leslie A. Madeo
Dominic P. Mazza
1978
Christopher Albanese
James L. Beretta
Mark D. Brown
Theresa M. Brown
James A. Buell
Sally P. Buell
Frank F. Chase
Thomas J. Coutant
William P. Croushore
David C. Dannenberg
Diane C. Darling
Deborah A. Davidson
Francis C. Davis
Karen M. Flaherty
William J. Flynn
Karen L. Francett
Barbara D. Franks
Catherine Gilbert
Russell E. Gilmore
Brad W. Goldhammer
Mark C. Grunenwald
William J. Kirk
Paula L. Kraus
Thomas H. Loeber
Jose F. Martinez
Timmian C. Massie
Robin M. McIlmoyle
Susan L. Mead
Patricia G. Montagnino
John R. Neuville
Mary O’Connor
Harold W. Oakhill
Anne L. Petrosky
Richard M. Rang
Martin W. Salvas
Robert J. Schule
Robert H. Seidman
Sue A. Sheehan
James N. Smith
Judy Toonkel
Joanne Tuthill
Raymond P. VanVoorhis
Katherine A. Weir
Jeffrey G. Willets
Allen A. Younghanse
Barbara J. Zuccarello
Delia W. Davi
Christine M. Dick
Ingeborg X. Grutzner
Geniene M. Guglielmo
Arlene H. Iuliano
Jean M. Jicha
Todd R. Jicha
Evelyn Kaufmann
Judith A. Krumenacker
David B. Lindquist
Bruce Marley
Karen M. Mihan
Katherine A. Moloney
Paul J. Ostachowsky
Ruth A. Rossi
Barbara W. Rymarczyk
Catherine R. Shanks
Gerald R. Wolniewicz
Beth W. Wright
1979
Carl W. Almgren
Lori M. Arnoldy-Londa
Mary L. Bleau
George E. Burke
Kathryn A. Corrado
Dolores A. Croft
Carole A. Damico
Patricia M. Peluso
Karen L. Piersol O’Dell
Dora R. Reinhard
Timothy C. Sheehan
James J. Tobin
David R. Wise
Suzanne K. York
1980
Michael A. Aiello
Sheila A. Baker
Michael B. Barrett
Francine M. Barrett
Deborah G. Carlough
Elsa J. Cocozza
John T. Corliss
Donna M. Doremus
Karen L. Dubois
Roger A. Dykeman
Lynn M. Estes
Susan D. Finley
Maureen C. Murphy
Cheryl A. O’Herron
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Alumni Class Giving
1981
Stacy E. Anderson
Amy C. Baker-Maile
Kenneth Y. Chapman
Joseph R. Coratti
Barbara A. Dombroski
Joan M. Giewat
James J. Guarnaccia
Mary R. Guarnaccia
Donna H. Hoskins
Paul M. Kozlowski
Melanie F. Lapierre
Rose T. Laveglia
Hazel I. Martinez
Elizabeth A. Patterson
Michael J. Reynolds
Elizabeth L. Saile
June M. Stimpson
Theresa M. Temple
Francine Waruch
Alan Zollner
1982
Karen J. Cunningham
David D. Cunningham
Cheryl L. Delvecchio
Beverly M. Gaffney
Katherine A. Goetschel
Lorraine M. Heneka
Karen A. Humeston
Veronica F. Kaedy
Victoria A. Kampf
Beth M. Kendsersky
Trudy-Ann Lackner
Jessica A. Lazar
Walter J. Leczinski
Joseph D. McLoughlin
Gerrilyn J. Moriarty
Susan A. Morrill
Sarah L. O’Donnell
William E. Pelton
Jill P. Pelton
Delia A. Potenza-Makris
Marie E. Rosa
Theresa S. Shaker
Sharon L. Stander
William R. Stevens
Michael K. Temple
Marie L. Underwood
Robert K. Vaughan
1983
Brian P. Battistoni
Kelly A. DelSanto
Michelle C. Flynn
Joan M. Goldhammer
Adam W. Grobin
Paula N. Hart
Thomas G. Huggins
Frances J. Kearney
Kathryn Lee
Marilyn W. Macdonald
Edward V. McManus
Brad H. Rebillard
Gertrud K. Saucy
Kathlyn A. Stanley
Louise R. Tompkins
Sally A. Tresser
Betty E. Wise
1984
Susan E. Brumer
Dianne M. Carolan
Linda M. Carolei
Elizabeth A. Catalino
Nicole A. Cervone
Mark J. Drozenski
Donna M. Dubois
Raul A. Fonts
Sandra L. Halik
Robert C. Jennings
Quentin P. Johnson
Joanne M. Miller
Keith W. Miller
Deborah A. Moshier-Dunn
Jeanne M. Rebillard
Lorraine L. Salmon
Patricia A. Smith-Hughes
John C. Tacinelli
Catherine M. Tegtmeier
1985
Gregory L. Bauer
Nancy E. Bloecker
Thomas J. Burns
Frances E. Catalano
Marie T. Cole Wiener
Anna R. Courtney
Doris L. Dingee
Jacqueline A. Emslie
Julianne J. Graffam
Richard J. Hart
Lori E. Henrich
David A. Juras
Edward J. Mills
Lisa A. Morris
Linda M. Murphy
Jean Mykytenko
Patrick E. Nogay
Michael A. Novielli
Paul S. Pilon
Christine F. Scott
Steven Takacs
Joanne B. Tucker
1986
Loretta M. Banyard
Ernestine Blount-Alston
Ann J. Campilii-Lutz
Julie A. Curcio
Barbara D. Davis
Betty-Ruth Freer
Jacquelin R. Hoffman
Barbara M. Horree
Judith A. Husted
Isabell C. Ingoglia
Lauren A. Lyle
Pamela A. Miller
Carolyn N. Moore
Bonnie L. Murphy
Rosemarie T. Perillo
Jane M. Selin
Richard J. Siegmund
Diane C. Vuole
Marlene H. Wood
Joseph A. Wrafter
1987
Kimberly M. Baright
Kristin L. Biskup
Joseph E. Bonapace
Michael J. Colley
Dianne M. Funiciello-Davis
Catherine Z. Gorham
Allen E. Jacobsen
Maryann I. Katz
William R. Kinney
Lynne Kopac
Gladys L. Labare
Esther L. LaVera
Christine L. Meluch
Scott J. Miller
Linda A. Milligan
Grace M. Orzech
Richard A. Ott
Ronald J. Paino
Joyce A. Robillard
Patricia A. Schwerkolt
Edward L. Trojan
Eleanor K. Veltre
John D. White
Teresa L. Wolfson
1988
Patricia J. Anderson
Marilyn I. Bialousz
Joanne Cameron
Deborah J. Collyer
Carol A. Gerty
Peter M. Grimm
Ann McCarthy
Rachel J. Zollner
1989
Mary E. DiPalma
Kerry M. Garo
Nancy M. LoCicero
Dolores M. Miller
Nancy E. Mulligan
Madeleine Myers
Dominic K. Odescalchi
1990
Marcia Brunow
Jennifer L. Burkhart
Madaleine Cole
Gail M. Kennedy
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Alumni Class Giving
Jean M. Scanlon
Steven Swenson
1991
John J. Barki
Andrew M. Bounds
Carl A. Clark
Doris Crouch
Carol J. Davis
Jo Ann Feigenheimer
Amanda Peltz
John L. Pezzullo
Dawn Y. Rabidou
Geraldine A. Ruby
Alfred J. Villareale
1992
Sandra Archer
Richard A. Barrett
Kelly J. Galgano
Peter C. Haylett
Carmen R. Hiraldo
Irene D. Light
Kimberlee A. Mahusky
Barbara B. Neumann
Lorraine M. Parker
Jacqueline M. Ragone
1993
George H. Barrett
Beatrix M. Clarke
Rose M. Colletta-Phipps
Angela M. Dauerer
Ronald A. Markowitz
Gary S. Privratsky
1994
Daniel R. Bianchi
Michael P. Carielli
Thomas Jeffreys
Louise A. Palma
Christine P. Summers
Mary VanKeuren
Marilyn V. Willis
1995
Suzanne B. Albright
Sharon L. Audia
Gayle L. Chaky
Kevin Clark
Ann-Marie Donahue
1999
Janina L. Hart
Maureen F. Labuda
Thomas L. Rinaldi
Kelly H. Weisbecker
Linda L. Doolittle
Michael E. Gordon
Mark S. Graffam
Jason J. Lapenna
William A. Maurer
Christopher M. McGuire
William L. Muller
Christopher E. Naylor
Robert G. Pollard
James M. Sawall
Pamela A. Sawall
Richard A. Stilitino
Maria T. Weinberg
2000
Virginia R. Flood
Carole A. Lehrer
2001
Eric John DelSanto
Tammy Giancarlo
Maureen E. Hernandes
Timothy P. McManus
Richard J. Peluso
1996
Mark F. Burns
Bradley J. Druttman
Keith M. Fischer
Lisa M. Haering
Kirstin A. Litwin
Patricia A. Longbard
Jill L. Rivers
2002
Todd D. Allard
Christopher M. Distefano
Laura L. Goosby
Gina C. Kreso
Patricia L. Lambert
Steven J. Lent
Michael E. Schomaker
Georgette M. Verna
1997
Jennifer L. Burns
Patsy A. Dusavage
Patrick T. Goodall
Stanislaw Kosek
Barbara J. Lusk
Joan I. Makely
Patricia E. Merrill
Joan M. Micucci
Joan N. Miskell
Diana L. Pollard
Stevan L. VanKeuren
Elaine J. Yip
Camille Zengen
2003
Nicholas S. Caliendo
Susan M. Klepeis
Carolyn E. Marshall
Charles G. Pinto
2004
Verna A. Carr
Christine M. Craig
Walter J. Doherty
John D. Gonzalez
John A. Kenger
Ashley E. Lempka
Peggy A. Long
Mary E. McLaughlin
Joseph J. Reilly
Stacey A. Tucholski
1998
Aileen Angel
Gina M. Blume
Nadja F. Colvin
Keith W. Ferris
Patrick J. Griffin
Tommy W. Harris
Karyn M. Hurley
Barbara Newman
Michele L. Olmo
Louise C. Scarrone
2005
Patricia A. Brown
2006
Raymond W. Arnold
Mary N. Ashong
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Joel T. Chase
Lynne M. Colley
Carlene D. Gordon
George E. Marshall
2007
Carrie A. Casullo
Laura Doe
William C. Ghee
Bridget C. Goddard
Kristine A. Kennen
Sheila K. Sama
Deanne A. Scarpulla
2008
Michael W. Elmendorf
Dolores A. Wood
2010
Colleen M. Bailey
Lisa M. Servino
2011
Mary K. Arnold
Jennifer S. Kurtz
Kathy M. Martin
Michelle M. Paolicelli
Stephanie J. Paruolo
Hilary B. Schneck
Ritzel Tuazon-Boer
Christine Volnick
2012
Richard A. Draves
Kristin G. Fischetti
Jeanne A. Grosse
Francisco W. Kondor
Caitlin A. McCarthy
Cherryl T. Robbins
Yolanda Schembri
Jessica M. Sharpe
Yesterday is gone.
Tomorrow has not yet
come. We have only
today. Let us begin.
- Mother Teresa
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Foundations, Businesses
& Matching Companies
5280 Solutions
AAUW Poughkeepsie Branch
Absolute Auction & Realty
Adams Fairacre Farms
ADVA Optical Networking
All Around Travel
All Natural Cleaning
American Heating & Cooling
Astor Services for Children
and Families
Audia Motor Sales, Inc.
Bardavon Opera House
Bonura Hospitality Group
Bradford Portraits
C.B. Strain & Son
Caddies Hudson National
Carpenters Union Local 279
Carter-MGM Insurance
CDPHP
Central Hudson Gas &
Electric Corporation
Chazen Companies
Chris Gibson for Congress
College Hill Golf Course
Columbia County
Community Healthcare
Committee to Elect
Adrian Anderson
Corbally, Gartland &
Rappleyea
CR Properties Group, LLC
Craig Thomas Pest Control
D’Arcangelo & Company
DCC Student Activities
De’s Jewelers
Delma’s Unique Crafts
Deluxe Building Systems
Dixon Golf
Dogwood Knolls Golf Course
Dover Knolls
Development Co.
DRA Imaging
Dutchess County Department
of Aviation
Dutchess County Department
of Mental Hygiene
Dutchess County Deputy
Sheriffs PBA
Dutchess County Economic
Development Corporation
Dutchess County
Home Bureau
Dutchess Golf & Country Club
Dutchess Heritage Quilters
Dyson Foundation
EFCO Products
Elmsford Sheet Metal
Works, Inc.
Exempt Firemen’s Association
Family Services, Inc.
Fellenzer Engineering
First
Foley Graphics
Friends of Benjamin Traudt
Friends of Dale Borchert
Friends of Kenny Roman
Friends of Robert G. Rolison
Friends of Terry Gipson
Gadaleto’s Seafood
Market & Restaurant
Gellert & Klein, P.C.
General Electric Company
George A. Strba Charitable Trust
H D L Associates
Handel Foundation
Hanlon’s Oil Burner Service
Harmon & Castella Printing
Health Quest
Hodgson Russ LLP
Hudson Baylor Corporation
Hudson National Golf Club
Hudson Valley Federal
Credit Union
Hudson Valley Magazine
Hudson Valley Renegades
Hudson Beach Glass
Hyde Park Lions Club
IBM
IEEE Mid-Hudson Section
Insite Engineering, Surveying &
Landscape Architecture
Integrated Enterprise Solutions
Iron Workers Local 361
Ironworkers Local Union 417
J. J. Stanis and Company, Inc.
James J. McCann
Charitable Trust
Jean W. Patrick DBA
Patrick Properties
Jessup Associates
Jewish Communal Fund
John Herbert Company
Johnson Controls
JTR Transportation Corp.
June & Aaron Gillespie Forum
Kanter Kallman Foundation
Karavida Inc.
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Key Interiors
Kirchhoff-Consigli
Construction Management
Kirshon & Company
Kunz Management
Laborers’ International Union
LCS Facility Group
Liberty Mutual
Liscum McCormack
VanVoorhis, Architects
Louis Greenspan Charitable Trust
M & T Bank
Mahopac National Bank
Mahopac Park Terrace
Marist College
Marshall & Sterling Insurance
Company
McCabe & Mack
McCann-Caven Golf Courses
McKee Risk Management
Mercedes-Benz of
Wappingers Falls
Meyer Contracting
Mid-Hudson Civic Center
Mid-Hudson Valley Federal
Credit Union
Milanese Restaurant
Mill Street Loft
Millens Recycling of Kingston
Millman Harris Romano
Foundation
Mohonk Mountain House
Molloy Pharmacy
Morris Associates
Mount Kisco Medical Group
Mount Saint Mary College
MVP Health Care Inc.
Net Publications Inc.
New York Propane
Gas Association
O’Connor Davies, Munns &
Dobbins, LLP
Optimus Architecture
Package Pavement Company
Pamal Broadcasting
Passikoff & Scott
Pawling Corporation
Piccone Group of Companies
Pine Plains School District
Planet New York Tattoo
Poughkeepsie Journal
Prime Retirement Asset
Management, Inc.
Putnam Community Foundation
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RBC Capital Markets
Riverside Bank
RL Baxter Building Corporation
Rocking Horse Ranch
Rockland Community College
Foundation
Roemer Wallens Gold &
Mineaux LLP
Rondout Country Club
Royal Carting Service Company
Saint Francis Hospital
Saland For Senate
Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Security Services of Connecticut
Sedore & Company, CPA’s
Sherman Furniture Rental
SMA Foundation
Sodexo and Affiliates
Spiegel, Pergament & Brown
Stamell Stringed Instruments
Stop & Shop Companies
Sucato Builders
Sun Wallpaper & Paint, Inc.
SUNY New Paltz
Sweet’s Funeral Home
TD Bank
Teahan & Constantino
Counsellors At Law
TEG Federal Credit Union
The Children’s Home
The Law Offices of Karen C.
Palumbo, LLC
Thomas Conroy Insurance Agency
Timely Signs of Kingston, Inc.
Town of Poughkeepsie Republican
Committee
Transitional Builders
Van Norstrand & Hoolihan, CPA
Vassar Brothers Medical Center
Vassar College
Vassar Golf Course
Vassar Temple
Vergilis, Stenger, Roberts,
Davis & Diamond
Viscount Liquor Corporation
Walkway Over the Hudson
Westage Development Group
Westchester County Detectives
Association
Westech International
William A. Smith & Son
William G. Miller and Son
Funeral Home
Williams Lumber, Inc.
Gifts in Kind
Adams Fairacre Farms
Alan M. Ripin Crafts
All Ways ZMT
Stacy E. Anderson ’81
Bardavon Opera House
Bare Feet
Bonura Hospitality Group
Bradford Portraits
Shirley Brereton ’88
Brown Bunny Pottery
Cheesecake Heaven
Monica D. Church
William Clutz
College Hill Golf Course
Country Colors Gallery
Crippen Works
Debbie’s Treasures
Delma’s Unique Crafts
Designs by Renae
Designs from Fenwood
Dixon Golf
Doc’s Fine Woodcrafts
Dogwood Knolls Golf Course
Draped in Jewelry
Dutchess County Department of
Mental Hygiene
Dutchess Golf & Country Club
Kathleen Eagan ’67
Earthy Originals
Fancywork
Favorite Places
Florian
Gadaleto’s Seafood Market
& Restaurant
Garden Gate Design
Gemstones & Sterling by
Carol Giadele
Good Feeling Leathery
Gourmetibles
Green Silver
Hat Stories
Hudson Valley Magazine
Hudson Beach Glass
Imagine It Originals
It’s a Wrap
J & J Woodcrafts
John Roger Jewelry
JTR Transportation Corp.
Just for You by Sue
K K Creations
Lorraine Karpinski
Kathy’s Krafts
Kranz Kreations
LeDia Designs
Made with Love
Malcolm Castro
Mercedes-Benz of
Wappingers Falls
Mid-Hudson Civic Center
Milanese Restaurant
Jode S. Millman
Mohonk Mountain House
Molloy Pharmacy
Elizabeth H. Munzer
Net Publications Inc.
Nottingham Hollow Trading Co.
On the Bend
Palatable Pepper Products
Lynn C. Palumbo
Pamal Broadcasting
Pennyworks
Pillow Talk
PKBrown Woodworking
Diana L. Pollard ’97
Postage Inn
Poughkeepsie Journal
Relax & Enjoy Naturally
Retropage
Rondout Country Club
RoseAnna’s Glass Art
Royal Carting Service Company
Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Shauger & Scott Construction
Simply Glass
Deran & Karen Soovajian
South Bay Jewelry
Spacey Tracy’s Pickles
Stamell Stringed Instruments
Stephen F. Fabrico
Still Willows
Tastefully Tacky
TD Bank
The Focal Point
The Silver Spoon
The Sundial Sisters
Two Crafty Blondes
Vassar Golf Course
Wood Dog Custom Woodworking
There are only two ways to live your life. One
is as though nothing is a miracle. The other
is as though everything is a miracle.
– Albert Einstein
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How Your Donations Help
Growth in Net Assets 1992-2012
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2012 ANNUAL REPORT
Balance Sheet August 31, 2012
Unrestricted
Restricted
Endowment
Total All
Funds
Cash
Receivables
Investments
Other Assets
13,929
288,376
51,101
46,519
3,614
2,059,261
27,500
111,571
10,000
4,879,507
192,570
276,653
38,048
6,710,284
33,527
Total Assets
$353,406
$2,136,894
ASSETS
$5,193,648
$7,058,512
LIABILITIES AND FUND BALANCES
Other Liabilities
Deferred Incomes
Fund Balances
Total Liabilities &
Fund Balances
219,886
2,378
20,655
112,865
2,134,516
5,193,648
20,655
7,441,029
$353,406
$2,136,894
$5,193,648
$7,683,948
Statement of Support
SUPPORT AND REVENUE
Market Gain (Loss)
Contributions
Non-cash contributions
In-Kind support
Special Events, net of expenses
Other
Net Assets
Released from Restrictions
Total Support and Revenue
EXPENSES
Program Services
Educational Grants
Other Program Costs
Supporting Services
Management & General
Fundraising
Total Expenses
222,264
Revenue, Expenses and Changes in Fund Balances
Year Ended August 31, 2012
Restricted
19,977
518,189
238,883
65,819
507,690
223,574
306,984
240,051
4,725
323,981
(393,981)
70,000
-
$1,322,280
$363,091
$135,819
$1,821,190
202,988
223,574
306,984
240,051
4,725
Endowment
Total All
Funds
Unrestricted
538,166
378,986
76,740
378,9867
153,861
518,801
375,933
518,801
375,933
$1,350,460
$
-
$
-
$1,350,460
Excess of Support and
Revenue Over Expenses
Fund Balances 9/1/11
(28,180)
141,045
363,091
1,771,425
135,819
5,057,829
470,730
6,970,299
Fund Balances 8/31/12
$112,865
$2,134,516
$5,193,648
$7,441,029
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DUTCHESS
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
FOUNDATION
NONPROFIT ORG.
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
NEWBURGH, NY
PERMIT NO. 44
53 Pendell Road
Poughkeepsie, New York 12601-1595
DUTCHESS
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
FOUNDATION
DUTCHESS COMMUNITY COLLEGE
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