UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE
ATHLETICS
& RECREATION
2013 14
Year in
Review
CONTENTS 2013-14
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We Are the Champions!
Delaware’s field hockey, men’s basketball,
and women’s track & field squads all captured
Colonial Athletic Association championships
during the 2013-14 season
At the Top of Their Game
Individual accomplishments were abundant
for Blue Hens student-athletes during the
2013-14 season with numerous All-American,
All-Region, and All-Colonial Athletic
Association accolades earned
Academic All-Stars
Delaware student-athletes also excelled in
the classroom led by Academic All-American
Lindsay Prettyman
Blue Hens in the Community
Blue Hens student-athletes continued to
record hundreds of volunteer hours working
throughout the community for a variety of
causes during the academic year
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FACILITIES UPDATE
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Renovations a Win
for Athletes at All Levels
Multiple facility improvement projects on
campus enhance the experience of thousands
of UD students for years to come
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Not So Little Bob
Promotes Fitness and Fun
STATE BRANDING
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Blue Hen State of Mind
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Proud Hosts
FAN EXPERIENCE
New state branding initiatives show how
proud the Blue Hens are to be Delawareans
University of Delaware Athletics hosted
numerous local and national events in
2013-14 that attracted fans young and old
The bigger and better Carpenter
Sports Building is now open for business
DEVELOPMENT & ALUMNI RELATIONS
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Gameday in Photos
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Traditions
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FUTURE HENS CLUB
Blue Hens fans always show their spirit in
a big way on gameday
Whether it was the Marching Band, Spirit Teams,
YoUDee, or the Fan Zone, new and old traditions
made UD an exciting place to be
Kids 12 years of age and younger enjoyed
exclusive events throughout the year
Celebrating Champions 35 Bob Hannah
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Whether it was thanking donors,
The UDAF thanks everyone
Stadium REDedication
networking with local businesses,
honoring our graduates, or
recognizing the latest UD Hall of
Fame inductees, the Blue Hens
had plenty to celebrate in 2013-14
The rich tradition of Delaware
baseball was showcased in
April as over 100 former players
returned to campus to honor
UD Hall of Fame coach Bob
Hannah and rededicate the
newly renovated stadium
who has contributed to UD
Athletics during the 2013-14
season as we continue to
provide our student-athletes
with a first-class experience
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ONE TEAM
A L ett e r f r om th e Athl et i c D i r ecto r
Dear Friends of Delaware Athletics,
O
n behalf of the Department of Athletics
and Recreation Services, I thank you for
your support of Blue Hens Athletics during the
2013-14 season.
Whether you are a donor, an alumnus, a season
ticket holder or a fan of our programs, I hope
you will enjoy this special publication—our
first Athletics Annual Review. In these pages,
we showcase the past year’s highlights and
achievements by our 600 student-athletes,
21 sport programs and department.
Delaware Athletics is committed to working
together as ONE TEAM to achieve our goals
on and off the playing field. We appreciate
all that you do—it has a lasting impact on the
success of our programs. Your support truly
enables us to realize our mission of developing
leaders academically, athletically and socially.
I invite and encourage you to stay involved
with our team by coming to a game or an event
this year.
Thank you again for your loyalty to and
continuing support of Blue Hens Athletics!
Go Hens!
Eric J. Ziady
Director of Athletics and Recreation Services
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2013-14 Year in Review
FRAME
In the Paint
FREEZE
Delaware’s most-played and fiercest rivalry attracted a large and
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spirited gathering to the BCC on Feb. 23, 2014 as the sellout crowd
watched the CAA champion Blue Hens battle Drexel. The crowd of
5,122 was the eighth largest in the 22-year history of the facility and
the highest since the 2001-02 season. (Photo by Mark Campbell)
#BHStateOfMind
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS Championships & Accolades
MEN’S SOCCER: NCAA
Tournament Participants
MEN’S BASKETBALL: Colonial
Athletic Association Champions;
NCAA Tournament Participants
WOMEN’S GOLF: Colonial
Athletic Association Runner-Up
FIELD HOCKEY: Colonial
Athletic Association Champions;
NCAA Tournament Participants
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STUDENT-ATHLETES
WOMEN’S BASKETBALL:
Colonial Athletic Association
Runner-Up; Women’s NIT
Participants
WOMEN’S TRACK & FIELD:
Colonial Athletic Association
Champions
Coaching Honors
Ian Hennessy
Eighth-year head coach
Ian Hennessy of the
UD men’s soccer team
was named the South
Atlantic Region Head
Coach of the Year by the
National Soccer Coaches
Association of America
(NSCAA).
The NSCAA, which is
the world’s largest soccer
coaches’ organization, is
a non-profit organization
with a mission to educate
coaches, encourage
excellence and serve the
soccer community.
“Considering the
company I am in here,
to be considered a national
finalist for the most
prestigious of coaching
awards is quite the
compliment and certainly
tickles the ego,” said
Hennessy. “However,
like all awards it is merely
symbolic and to be viewed
as a culmination of an
intense and positive workload by our players and
staff, the administration
and the good folks in the
local community.”
Monté ROSS
UD men’s basketball head
coach Monté Ross was
named the 2014 Colonial
Athletic Association Coach
of the Year after guiding
Delaware to a 25-10 record
as the Blue Hens tied for
the second most wins in
a season in school history.
Ross has now won 115
games during his Blue Hens
career, the second most in
Delaware history behind
only Steve Steinwedel with
163 victories.
Ross was also named the
fourth annual Clarence
‘Big House’ Gaines
Division I College
Basketball Coach of the
Year as the top minority
coach in the nation by the
National Sportscasters and
Sportswriters Association.
“It is truly an honor to be
recognized for this award,”
Ross said. “The award holds
more significance for me
because ‘Big House’ was
such an influential member
of my life and provided
guidance to me as both a
player and a coach.”
Wendy McFarlane
Capping one of the finest
seasons in UD women’s
outdoor track & field
history, Blue Hens head
coach Wendy McFarlane was
named the 2014 Colonial
Athletic Association
Coach of the Year.
“I am humbled and grateful
to receive such an honor,”
said McFarlane. “On behalf
of my staff and athletes,
I would like to thank the
coaches who voted and
the CAA committee for
acknowledging our success
this season. A championship
title is hard to attain and
would not be possible
without the support of a hard
working and dedicated staff
and to our student-athletes
who have worked tirelessly
for our successes this season.”
McFarlane, who closed out
her sixth season at the helm
of the Blue Hens this spring,
guided Delaware to its first
CAA championship as UD
captured six individual event
titles and compiled 158
points to win the league
championship by 20 points.
Also during the season, the
Hens captured team titles at
the Delaware Invitational,
Delaware Classic, and James
Madison Invitational.
Rolf van de Kerkhof
Rolf van de Kerkhof, third
year head coach of the UD
women’s field hockey team,
was named the Colonial
Athletic Association CoCoach of the Year after
doubling his win total by
leading his squad to one of
the most successful seasons
in Delaware history in 2013
as the Blue Hens posted a
program-record 17 victories.
The NFHCA, along with
4U Field Hockey, gave
more recognition to the
UD field hockey program
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in November as Van de
Kerkhof was named the
Mid-Atlantic Region
Coach of the Year. The
honors are the first ever for a
Delaware field hockey head
coach.
“I have to share my
most sincere thanks for
this coaching award,”
commented Van de Kerkhof.
“This is a great coaching
staff honor and I could not
do it without them. I have
a phenomenal staff and we
earned this together.”
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS Championships & Accolades
C
arl Baptiste was nearly unstoppable inside, scoring
a career-high 24 points, including the winning
bucket with 13 seconds left, to lift the No. 1 seed Blue
Hens (25-9) to their fifth straight victory and first ever
CAA Tournament crown since joining the league in
2001-02.
“I can’t say enough about this group, and the way they
just stick with it,” said Delaware head coach Monté
Ross, the CAA Coach of the Year who had led the
Blue Hens to their first CAA Tournament title game
appearance since he took over the helm in 2006-07.
“To be down six late and just keep playing, I couldn’t
be prouder of their resiliency. I love these guys, they are
tremendous. To cap it off like this is really special.”
The Blue Hens needed a huge stop in the final
seconds to complete the late comeback, and they got
it. William & Mary guard Marcus Thornton, who
finished with 22 points, had the chance to win it in
the waning seconds but his 20-foot jumper was off the
mark and the horn sounded with the ball in the air.
Blue Hens head back to the Big Dance
BLUE HENS
ARE GOIN’
DANCING!
Delaware earned a return trip to the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament for the first time since
1999 after the Blue Hens rallied past William & Mary for a heart-stopping 75-74 victory in the
Colonial Athletic Association Tournament title game March 10 at the Baltimore Arena.
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STUDENT-ATHLETES
The victory set off a wild celebration as a large throng
of UD students and fans stormed the court to join
their fellow Blue Hens.
“I wanted to get the ball to Devon (Saddler), but he
said “get it to Carl,” said Ross of the play that resulted
in the winning basket. “There were a lot of bodies
inside, but he was able to power it in there.”
Tournament
Most
Outstanding
Player Jarvis
Threatt added
18 points and
seven rebounds
for the Hens,
while Saddler
contributed 16
points and five
assists to lead yet
another balanced
effort. Kyle
Anderson also finished with nine points, including
two big three-pointers in the second half, and Davon
Usher, who had scored 28 and 21 points in the Hens’
first two tournament wins, was held to just eight points
but contributed several
big three-pointers
down the stretch and
pulled down a gamehigh 10 rebounds.
scoring twice inside,
Threatt driving the
lane for a layup, and
Anderson knocking
down his first threepointer of the night.
Threatt was joined
on the CAA AllTournament team by
Baptiste and Saddler.
“Carl had it going all
game and they couldn’t
stop him down low,”
said Saddler of the
winning basket. “So I
told Coach Ross to get
him the ball.”
“This whole team
just has so much trust
in each other, and I wasn’t going to let them down,” said
Baptiste, whose previous scoring high was
23 against William & Mary back on Feb. 29 in
Williamsburg, VA.
Delaware, which was making its first tournament
championship game appearance since falling to Hofstra
in the 2001 America East title match, captured its fifth
conference title in school history and headed back to the
NCAA Tournament for the fifth time, joining the 1992,
1993, 1998, and 1999 squads that also advanced.
Did You Know?
The Hens’ 25 wins are now tied for the second most in
school history and the highest total since the 1998-99
NCAA Tournament team won that many.
The teams began the game on a frantic pace but Delaware
later used a 9-0 run to take the lead at 29-24 with Baptiste
The Tribe answered
right back as Tim
Rusthoven scored six
straight points to give
his team a 30-29 lead.
Delaware rallied late,
scoring the final six
points, including a
Threatt jumper just
before the halftime
horn to give the Hens
a 39-33 advantage at
the break.
Delaware came out strong in the second half by scoring 8 of
the first 10 points of the stanza, and built its biggest lead at
47-35 just over three minutes in. The Hens then stayed in
front until William & Mary’s 6-0 flurry in the final minutes.
UD men’s basketball
team visits White House
During the NCAA postseason, Blue
Hens fans from around the country
watched and engaged with one
another using social media. Below are
some of the posts and tweets:
Office of VP Biden
#MissionMarch: Accomplished. Delaware is
proud. MT: @ESPNCBB: Delaware captures
the #CAA! The Blue Hens are heading to the
tournament.
Denise Wachter Jones
Congrats! Now go out there today and just
play your game! GO HENS!!
Monté Ross @CoachMonteRoss
When VP Biden calls from Chile to
wish u luck, u gotta get it done!!
Go Blue Hens!!!
Article by Kevin Tritt
UD’s men’s basketball team was rewarded for its
tremendous 2013-14 season with a visit to the
White House as well as dinner at the residence of
Vice President Joe Biden.
Biden spoke with the team and then helped lead
them on their tour of the White House.
The Blue Hens wrapped up the day by joining
The UD men’s basketball team visited the White House and later dined
Biden at his residence at the U.S. Naval
with Vice President Joe Biden, a UD alumnus.
Observatory for a cookout dinner. Afterward he
gave the contingent a tour of the grounds as well as his home.
“I was so darn proud of them,” said Biden, a 1965 UD graduate. “They had a heck of a season, winning the conference
with that nice last shot. And I thought they played Michigan State (in the NCAA Tournament) really tough.”
The picture of the MBB team after
their CAA win was seen by 43,200 people
and liked 1,227 times with 203 shares.
WHAT YOU SAID
“Going into the Oval Office might have been the coolest place I’ve been during my life,” said UD head coach
Monté Ross, who recently completed his eighth season in Newark. “This was such an unbelievable trip. Vice President
Biden is a down-to-earth, regular guy, which is refreshing for such a powerful person.”
@BlueHenNiki
@CoachMonteRoss you and your team
gave UD nation a season to remember
#MissionMarch was a success! Congrats
on a great season coach!
Kara
Heart....racing....#bluehens #CAAHoops
#Missionmarch
Join the conversation at
www.BlueHens.com
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS Championships & Accolades
[
Delaware Women’s Track
& Field Captures First
Ever CAA Team Title
CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON
]
Field Hockey wins
Conference Championship
The field hockey team won the CAA championship last season, moving
on to the NCAA Tournament and hosting the tournament play-in game
at Rullo Stadium.
Delaware topped Liberty University
1-0 in that opening round of the
NCAA Division I championship
tournament. With the win, the Hens
reached a 17-4 record on the season,
setting a new single-season win record.
Liberty, champions of the NorPac
Field Hockey Conference, finished
their season 17-5.
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he UD women’s outdoor track & field squad
capped off a historic day Saturday May 3rd as
the Blue Hens won five individual events, including
two by Meet Outstanding Track Performer
Lindsay Prettyman, to capture their first ever
Colonial Athletic Association team championship.
The Blue Hens had six first place finishes overall
and three other runner-up showings over the twoday competition to earn 158 points and outdistance
the field and win their first team title since joining
the CAA in 2002.
The outdoor title was the fourth overall in Delaware
women’s history and its first since capturing the East
Coast Conference title in 1991.
“I am super excited for our team,” said Delaware
head coach Wendy McFarlane. “This first CAA
championship is well-deserved but I must say it
came as no surprise to me. Our team and our staff
have put a lot of work in this season, survived the
pain and the fatigue, and were all in. It is all very
gratifying. Our athletes did what they did with
the support of a great coaching staff. I’m honored
to be surrounded with such a great group of hardworking people.”
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STUDENT-ATHLETES
Prettyman, who holds UD outdoor records in five
different events, pulled off an impressive double
by winning both the 800 and 1,500 meter runs,
Paige Morris captured the triple jump with a
school-record leap, Alana Pantale was the champion
in the discus, and Latoya James won her second
consecutive 100 meter hurdles title to lead the way.
“It is all very gratifying. I’m honored
to be surrounded with such a great
group of hard-working people.”
— Wendy McFarlane
Amira Idris, who won the CAA Meet Outstanding
Field Performer award in 2013, was the sixth UD
champion as she won the long jump on Friday. The
six individual titles was the most ever for the Hens
in CAA competition and the most at any conference
championship since winning 16 events at the 1991
ECC meet.
Morris (at right) won the triple jump with a leap of
41-2.5 to break the UD record of 41-1 set by Idris
last season; Idris won the long jump with a leap of
19-9.5; Pantale won the discus with a toss of 147-9;
and James recorded a time of 13.89 to win her
second consecutive 100 meter hurdles crown.
Overall, the Hens recorded 36 top 10 finishes
during the meet with nine different athletes
finishing in the top 10 in two or more events.
UD’s trip to the NCAA Tournament
was its first since 2009. In winning the
CAA championship, Delaware tied
the single-season win record with 16
victories, a mark that had not been reached since the 1988 season.
“I’d like to congratulate Delaware Field Hockey on a great season, and it
is the first of many to come,” head coach Rolf van de Kerkhof said. “With
that, we have to continue to build our foundation for a brighter future for
our program. I am excited for the returning players to continue to build
from our learning and a joyful 2013 season.”
INDIVIDUAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS
AllAmericans
T
eam championships are a product of outstanding individual accomplishments by Blue Hens student-athletes. The University
of Delaware has produced numerous All-Americans throughout its rich athletics history, and we are proud to honor those
who are among the nation’s best in their respective sports. Among the talented Blue Hens who earned major All-American
honors during the 2013-14 athletics season:
James Wins First Ever
Individual Title to Lead UD
Women’s Track & Field at
ECAC Indoor Championship
Guillermo Delgado
ZACH KERR
Michaela Patzner
Esmée Peet
DEVON SADDLER
Blue Hens men’s soccer standout
Guillermo Delgado became
the first University of Delaware
freshman to earn All-American
honors when he was selected
to the National Soccer Coaches
Association of America (NSCAA)
All-American second team in
November. The forward from
Tres Cantos, Spain was the only
freshman named to the first
or second teams. Delgado led
Delaware to an NCAA Tournament
berth as he ranked among the
national leaders with 15 goals.
Delaware defensive tackle Zach
Kerr enjoyed an outstanding
senior season for the Blue Hens
football squad as he was named
to five All-American teams, most
notably a second team spot on
The Sports Network All-American
team. A two-time first team
All-Colonial Athletic Association
standout and a 2013 team captain,
Kerr recorded 57 tackles (28 solo),
including 5.5 tackles for loss and
3.5 sacks.
Sophomore Michaela Patzner
became the first UD field hockey
player to be named a National
Field Hockey Coaches Association
All-American since the 2004
season. Patzner earned third team
honors after being named to the
2013 Longstreth/NFHCA Division
I All-Mid-Atlantic Region first
team in November for the No. 14
Blue Hens. Patzner led Delaware
to the CAA Tournament title and
a first round win in the NCAA
Tournament this past fall when
she led the CAA with 16 goals and
41 points.
UD freshman Esmée Peet added
another award to her belt in
December when she was named
UD’s first-ever Synapse Sports
Division I Field Hockey Rookie
of the Year while also earning
second team All-American honors.
The Colonial Athletic Association
Rookie and Player of the Year,
Esmée led Delaware to the CAA
Tournament title and a first round
NCAA Tournament win this past
fall when she scored 13 goals and
posted a school freshman-record
32 total points.
Standout guard Devon Saddler
became the first UD player selected
to the Lou Henson Mid-Major
All-American team when he earned
the award in March following an
outstanding senior season that saw
him lead the Blue Hens to the CAA
Tournament Title and a berth in
the NCAA Tournament. A four-time
All-Colonial Athletic Association
selection, Saddler was runner-up
for the CAA Player of the Year award
after a senior season that saw him
average 19.7 points per game
and become UD’s all-time leading
scorer with 2,222 points.
Cory Camp became the first UD men’s swimmer
to earn CAA Rookie Swimmer of the Year honors
Cory Camp, a freshman from
Olney, MD (Blake High School),
earned the top award for the
Blue Hens as he was named
the CAA Male Rookie Swimmer
of the Year while also earning
All-CAA honors in the 1,650
freestyle. He became the first
Delaware men’s swimmer to
earn league Rookie of the Year
honors since the Blue Hens
joined the CAA in 2001-02.
He enjoyed an outstanding
showing at the CAA
Championships as he placed
second in the 1,650 freestyle,
fourth in the 500 freestyle, and
fourth in the 400 individual
medley. He set school
records in both the 1,650
freestyle (15:29.29) and 500
freestyle (4:28.15) and was an
NCAA provisional qualifier in
the 1,650 freestyle.
U
niversity of Delaware junior Latoya James
became the first student-athlete in Blue Hens
history to capture an individual title at the Eastern
College Athletic Conference Indoor Track & Field
Championships on March 9 as she won the 60 meter
hurdles competition at the Boston University Track
and Tennis Center.
James was one of six Blue Hens who competed during
the final day of the meet and one of two to earn AllEast honors as senior Lindsay Prettyman placed second
overall in the mile with a school-record time. Also for
the Blue Hens, the UD distance medley relay team
posted a 10th place overall finish.
“Everyone had a peak performance this weekend,”
said head coach Wendy McFarlane. “The ladies stuck
with the plan and executed their races very well.
This weekend gives us big momentum heading into
the outdoor season. The girls did a great job competing
and working with each other.”
James, a junior from Kingston, Jamaica (Convent
of Mercy Academy), had finished second in the
preliminaries but she went one better in the finals as
she ran to a time of 8.56 to win the race, outdistancing
runner-up Michelle Anthony of Albany (8.59) and
Chatal Scott of Connecticut (8.66). James earned AllEast honors for the second straight year after placing
second in the event during the 2013 season.
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INDIVIDUAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS
University of Delaware Track & Field
Standout Lindsay Prettyman Earns CoSIDA
Academic All-American Honors
Lindsay Prettyman, who
capped her senior year by
leading the Blue Hens to the
CAA outdoor track & field
team title in early May,
was honored for
her outstanding
academic efforts as
she earned Capital
One Third Team Academic All-America®
Division I Women’s
Track and Field/Cross
Country honors presented by
the College Sports Information
Directors of America (CoSIDA).
Prettyman is the first UD
student-athlete to earn CoSIDA
Academic All-American honors
in any sport since Elena Delle
Donne was named the Academic
All-American of the Year for
Women’s Basketball in
2013.
“I am honored
to receive such a
prestigious award,”
said Prettyman, who
earned a spot on
the national All-American ballot after being
named to the District 2 first team
for the second straight year. ”I am
going to miss representing the
Blue Hens on the track and out
on the course.”
CONFERENCE ROOKIE OF THE YEAR
Esmée Peet, MF
Guillermo Delgado, MF
Hometown: Zeewolde, The Netherlands
High School: RSG Slingerbos
Major: Marketing
Hometown: Tres Cantos, Spain
High School: José Luis Sampedro
Major: Health and Beahvioral Science
DID YOU KNOW?
DID YOU KNOW?
Esmée only visited the United
States once before attending
the University of Delaware.
Guillermo lists Real Madrid as
his favorite professional soccer
team and he aspires to become
a personal trainer.
Senior and sophomore midfielders Luke
Oostdyk and Ben Sampson of the UD
men’s soccer team were both selected to the
CoSIDA/Captial One District II All-Academic
Men’s Soccer Team.
“I am honored to receive such a prestigious award;
I am going to miss representing the Blue Hens on
To be eligible for the award, student-athletes
must carry a 3.3 or better grade point average,
be a starter or key reserve, and have at least
sophomore eligibility.
the track and out on the course.”
—Lindsay Prettyman
Luke Oostdyk
Delaware and the U.S. Naval Academy were the
only two institutions that placed two members
on the All-Academic first team for District II.
All first-team selections became eligible for
Academic All-American accolades.
Sampson, a mechanical engineering major, led
the District II first team with a perfect 4.0 GPA.
Sampson is one of five student-athletes honored
by CoSIDA as a mechanical engineering major.
In 2012 Sampson was named to the Colonial
Athletic Association (CAA) Academic Honor
Roll as just a freshman.
Oostdyk, an honors student as a biochemistry
major, has compiled an impressive 3.85 GPA.
The senior was the only first team recipient selected as a biochemistry major.
Oostdyk is a two-time CAA Academic Honor Roll honoree and was also
a 2012 CoSIDA Academic All-American nominee.
Ben Sampson
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STUDENT-ATHLETES
Junior captain Allegra Gray of the UD women’s soccer team earned
the most prestigious academic honor of her career as she was named the 2013
Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) women’s soccer Scholar-Athlete of the Year.
“It is a great honor and well deserved that Allegra was named CAA ScholarAthlete of the Year,” said Delaware head coach Scott Grzenda. “Allegra is an
extremely focused individual and a competitor who thrives on and off the field.”
Gray became the first-ever Blue Hens
women’s soccer player to earn the CAA’s
highest academic honor and is just the
second student-athlete in women’s soccer
history to earn a conference scholar-athlete
of the year award. The last player to do
so was Beth Hatt in 1996 when Delaware
was a member of the North Atlantic
Conference.
The midfielder is an honor student
as a statistics major with a minor in
economics. Gray is a three-time CAA
Allegra Gray
Commissioner’s Academic Award recipient
and was a member of the CAA All-Academic women’s soccer team in 2013. She
serves as a representative for the Delaware Student-Athlete Advisory Committee
(SAAC) organization and works as a peer mentor. The junior is also on UD’s
Appellate Board of Student Conduct and is a member of the Alpha Lambda
Delta Honor Society.
“Allegra’s award is a testament to our team and the University that we can attract
such talented students and athletes,” said Grzenda.
INDIVIDUAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS
UD’s Lindsay Prettyman, Baralee Theinthong
Selected as CAA Scholar-Athletes of the Year
Two UD female student-athletes earned prestigious
honors from the Colonial Athletic Association in May
as track & field standout Lindsay Prettyman and golfer
Baralee Theinthong were selected as the CAA ScholarAthlete of the Year for their respective sports.
A total of 11 student-athletes from seven different
schools who excelled both athletically and academically
were honored by the CAA as recipients of the ScholarAthlete Award for the spring sports season.
The conference honors one Scholar-Athlete in each of its
21 championship sports. Nominees for the award must
be a starter or important reserve on their team and must
have a minimum cumulative grade point average of
3.25. The winners were selected by a vote of the media
relations directors at each CAA institution.
Lindsay Prettyman
Prettyman and
Theinthong
were the second
and third
UD studentathletes
honored by
the CAA this
season as
Allegra Gray
earned the
CAA ScholarAthlete of the
Award honor in
women’s soccer
back in the fall.
In June, Prettyman was also named the CAA Female
Scholar-Athlete of the Year, marking the third straight
year that UD has produced the CAA Female ScholarAthlete of the Year, as former University of Delaware
All American basketball player and current WNBA
star Elena Delle Donne earned the award in both
2012 and 2013.
Prettyman (Newark, DE/ St. Mark’s High School)
who capped an outstanding career by competing at the
NCAA East Regional Track & Field Championships in
May, earned her degree in exercise science with honors
and concluded her career with a 3.88 grade point
average. She will attend graduate school in physical
therapy at the University
of Delaware this fall.
A junior
majoring
in finance,
Theinthong
(Bangkok,
Thailand/Niva
International
School) was
a member of
the CAA AllAcademic team
in women’s
golf and is a
three-time CAA
Commissioner’s
Academic
Award
Baralee Theinthong
recipient. She
was a National Golf Coaches Association All-American
Scholar in 2012 and has twice earned the UD Team
Sportsmanship Award. On the course, Theinthong
is a three-year letterwinner for the Blue Hens who
compiled a 79.6 stroke average in five tournaments
this season. She had a pair of Top 10 individual finishes
this season at the Towson Invitational and in a dual
match with Brown.
Senior Field Hockey Standout
Heather Hartman Chosen as
2014 CAA John Randolph
Inspiration Award Recipient
CAA Commissioner Tom Yeager presented the Randolph
Award to Heather Hartman during UD’s Athletics Awards
Banquet. Heather’s parents, George and Lori, were also in
attendance during the presentation in May.
The award recognizes individuals who through the
strength of character and human spirit serve as an
inspiration to all to maximize their potential and ability
for success. It is named after former William & Mary
athletics director John Randolph, who lost a courageous
battle with cancer in 1995.
Hartman, who started as a defender throughout most of
her time in a Blue Hens uniform, was diagnosed with
Hodgkin’s Lymphoma in the spring of 2012 after noticing
a lump by her collarbone.
“It is incredible to receive such an honorable award,”
exclaimed Hartman. “Four years ago, my life changed
when I decided to come to Delaware and it sure has been
an interesting ride. I feel so blessed to be healthy and alive.
I know that my hardship was given to me for a reason
and if I can inspire just one person to keep persevering
through, it is humbling. I am so honored to be given
this award and appreciate all that the CAA has done.”
Heather Hartman poses with CAA Commissioner Tom Yeager.
really important in life. It has been a privilege to not only
coach Heather, but to know her. She has changed my life,
impacted a program, and will continue to enrich the lives
of others. Coaching is not limited to the ‘X’s and O’s,’ it
is about the lives we touch and the relationships we create.
We choose to coach to teach life lessons through the
game, show our players compassion, deepen their passion,
and help them grow as individuals. Heather Hartman
revitalized this perspective.”
Hartman concluded her career ranked ninth on Delaware’s
all-time assists list with 19. She graduated from the
University of Delaware on May 31 and plans to attend
graduate school at the University of Virginia. Hartman
also learned from her doctors prior to the awards banquet
that she continues to be cancer free.
“Heather’s positive influence and leadership is what
every coaching staff dreams of,” remarked Delaware head
coach Rolf van de Kerkhof. “Heather has allowed others
to learn more about themselves and rediscover what is
“I am very happy for Baralee,” said Delaware women’s
golf head coach Patty Post. “I am extremely proud of
the hard work and effort she has put in both on the golf
course and in the classroom. She is a solid role model for
our team and I know she will continue to excel at the
University of Delaware.”
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INDIVIDUAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Pierce, Prettyman, Saddler
Take Top Honors at
Athletics Awards Banquet
R
ecord-breaking distance runner Lindsay
Prettyman, high-scoring men’s basketball guard
Devon Saddler, and two-time football All-American
Andrew Pierce were the big winners as the University
of Delaware celebrated the 2013-14 athletics
campaign with its annual Athletics Awards Banquet
at the Bob Carpenter Center in May.
Prettyman, a three-sport standout in cross country
and indoor and outdoor track & field from Newark,
DE (St. Mark’s High School), was a double-winner
as she was presented the Outstanding Female
Athlete of the Year and the Mary Ann Hitchens
Award; Saddler, who capped a record-breaking
career by leading the Blue Hens to the Colonial
Athletic Association title and an NCAA
Tournament title in March, was named
the Outstanding Male Athlete of the Year; and
Pierce, who earned All-CAA honors four times and
finished as the No. 2 leading rusher in UD history,
earned the Edgar Johnson Award.
The most prestigious honors
bestowed on a UD studentathlete, the Johnson and Hitchens
Awards are presented to a senior
letterwinner who has exhibited
the qualities of hard work,
dedication, leadership, fairness,
and striving for
excellence that
were the hallmarks
of Johnson’s and
Hitchens’ career.
A new exhibit honoring the Hitchens and Johnson Award
winners with their biographies and an action shot was
unveiled during the ceremony. The exhibit, which will also
include the names of all the past winners, is now located in
the lobby of the Bob Carpenter Center.
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STUDENT-ATHLETES
The event drew over 500 studentathletes, coaches, and staff as
Delaware celebrated a successful
2013-14 athletics season. UD
Alumni Association President Ken
Jones presented the Athlete of the
Year Awards, which were selected
from a vote of the Blue Hens
head coaches, while UD Director
of Athletics Eric Ziady presented
the Johnson and Hitchens awards.
Hitchens was on hand to help
present the award as well.
Edgar Johnson Award
All-American football running back Andrew
Pierce, who excelled on the playing field and in the
community throughout his career, was the winner
of the Edgar Johnson Award.
A native of Bridgeton, NJ (Cumberland Regional
HS), Pierce enjoyed an exceptional four-year career
on the gridiron for the Blue Hens but also excelled
in his leadership qualities and the time he spent
serving the local community.
He arrived on campus as a walk-on in 2010
and through relentless hard work, perseverance,
and leading by example, became one of the finest
running backs in school
history. Not only was
he a fan favorite for his
determination, quiet
confidence, and classy
demeanor, he earned the
respect of his opponents,
his teammates, and his
coaches and twice served
as a team captain.
On the field, Pierce was
a four-year starter, led
the team in rushing four
consecutive years, and
earned All-CAA each of those seasons. He was
a two-time All-American, was named the CAA
Rookie of the Year in 2010, and led the Blue Hens
to the national championship game as a freshman.
His commitment to public service was equally
impressive as he took a leading role in the team’s
initiatives with the Sunday Breakfast Mission, Be
the Match Bone Marrow Drive, B Positive
Foundation, Habitat for Humanity, and the Food
Bank of Delaware. In addition, he was active as a
member of the Delaware Christian Athletes and
with the Blue Hens Leadership Program. Last fall
Pierce was selected as Delaware’s nominee for the
CAA’s Chuck Boone Leadership Award.
UD Director of Athletics Eric Ziady (back right) with the 2013-14 team Most Valuable
Player Award winners
Mary Ann Hitchens Award
Lindsay Prettyman made several visits
to the stage during the evening as
she was named the Mary Ann Hitchens
Award winner, the Outstanding Female
Athlete of the Year, and the team
Most Valuable Player for each of her
three sports.
Whether she was racing through
the woods on the cross country course, running past
the competition on the indoor and outdoor track
oval, or putting in long hours towards her academic
endeavors, Prettyman has excelled in all her pursuits at
the University of Delaware. As a three-sport standout in
cross country and indoor and outdoor track and field,
she earned 12 letters, served as a team captain,
set 10 school records, and won 29 meet titles during her
remarkable tenure at UD.
As a four-year standout in cross country, she was named
team Most Valuable Player three times and led the
squad in 21 races, capturing three individual titles along
the way. She culminated her career last fall by becoming
just the third woman in UD history and first since 1984
to compete at the NCAA Championships.
She has also played a key role in several community
service initiatives, taking part in the Pigskin Pass for
Special Olympics Delaware, serving at numerous youth
track & field clinics, and taking a lead role in a shoe
drive that collected over 600 pairs of shoes for the More
Foundation Group that provides services for Africa and
other underprivileged communities around the world.
Blue Hens
Former Blue Hens standout Mike
Adams led the Denver Broncos
to a Super Bowl appearance Former University of Delaware football standout and
current Indianapolis Colts defensive back Mike “Pop” Adams
led his former team, the Denver Broncos, to the 2013 AFC
Championship and a trip to Super Bowl XLVIII.
Adams, a 10- year National Football League veteran who led
Delaware to the 2003 national championship, made his first
Super Bowl appearance after leading the Denver Broncos
to a 26-16 victory over the New
England Patriots. Adams
posted four tackles and
helped hold the Patriot
offense to just 320
total yards.
Elena Delle Donne returns to Bob in the PROS
Carpenter Center for WNBA Exhibition Contest
Former University of Delaware women’s basketball star Elena
Delle Donne continued to wear the blue and yellow as she kicked off
her second year with the Chicago Sky of the WNBA in 2014.
After being selected as the overall No. 2 pick in the WNBA Draft,
Delle Donne went on to earn league Rookie of the Year honors and
led her team to the playoffs in 2013.
Delle Donne helped lead the
nationally-ranked Blue Hens to
a 32-4 overall record and the
school’s first NCAA Sweet 16
appearance in 2013. She led the
Blue Hens to back to back CAA
titles and NCAA Tournament
appearances as part of a recordsetting career.
Michael Ciaglo / MCT
On May 13, Delle Donne returned
to the Bob Carpenter Center
and led her Chicago Sky team to a 76-69 exhibition victory over
the Washington Mystics. The sellout game was the first ever
WNBA game played in the state of Delaware.
UD Football Standouts Kerr, Ladson,
Hawkins Sign Free Agent Contracts
Following NFL Draft
Defensive tackle Zach Kerr, offensive tackle Erle Ladson, and cornerback
Travis Hawkins agreed to free agent contracts with NFL teams following the
April draft.
(Photo: WILLIAM BRETZGER/THE NEWS JOURNAL)
AP Photo/Michael Conroy
Kerr joined the Indianapolis Colts while Ladson signed with the Oakland Raiders
and Hawkins signed with the New England Patriots.
Kerr was also the fifth University of Delaware student-athlete to earn an invitation to
the NFL Scouting Combine in February in Indianapolis. Prior to taking part in the NFL
Combine, Kerr participated in the prestigious East-West Shrine All-Star game
at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Fla.
Delaware currently has 11 active players in the NFL, including quarterback Joe Flacco
and offensive lineman Gino Gradkowski with the Baltimore Ravens, defensive end
Ronald Talley with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, linebacker Paul Worrilow with the
Atlanta Falcons, defensive back Anthony Walters with the Chicago Bears, defensive
backs Mike Adams (see story above) and Marcus Burley with the Indianapolis Colts,
and quarterback Pat Devlin with the Miami Dolphins.
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Blue Hens
in the
COMMUNITY
Ryan Cobb Finalist for Allstate AFCA Good Works Team®
Blue Hens Reach Out to Over 700 Kids at Tennis in the Streets
The UD women’s tennis squad gave back
to the local community as head coach
Laura Travis and sophomore Carmen
Lai (Shatin, Hong Kong) participated in
the annual Tennis in the Streets event in
Wilmington, Delaware.
which have never held a racquet before.
The event is a part of the U.S. Professional
Tennis Association’s Tennis Across America
campaign, now in its 25th year of focusing
on multicultural free clinics for children and
adults who have never experienced tennis.
“Tennis in the Streets is the most unique
grass roots tennis community service event
that I have ever experienced,” remarked
Travis, who recently concluded her 22nd
season at the helm of the Blue Hens.
“UD tennis alumni Greg Barkley ‘79 and
local teaching pro, Larry Hampton, put the
wheels in motion to do this for our local
youth,” Travis stated. “In 20 years, it has
grown from bussing children into Rodney
Square to learn tennis into a multifaceted
event with tennis, music, food, prizes and
bounce houses.”
The Blue Hens spent the day teaching 700
inner-city at-risk youths the sport, many of
Students Roll Up Sleeves to Help Community
For the third straight year—and for the
seventh time in the 12-year history of
the competition—UD has captured
the Colonial Athletic Association Blood
Challenge, a one-day campus event.
The event, which is held each fall on the
campuses of CAA member schools, was
a big success once again in 2013 as 2,903
productive units of blood were collected
from 2,776 donors on nine campuses. Over
its 12 years, the Challenge has yielded
39,622 productive units of blood.
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STUDENT-ATHLETES
“The University of Delaware Department
of Athletics and Recreation Services is
thrilled to win our third consecutive CAA
Blood Challenge championship,” says
Jerry Oravitz, Associate Athletic Director,
Football Operations and Blood Challenge
site coordinator.
“This string of success is another great
example of the Blood Bank of Delmarva,
the University and our community
working together as one team to provide
a necessary and critical service for the
people in Blue Hens country.”
For the second time in four years, a
University of Delaware football team
member was a finalist for the prestigious
Allstate AFCA Good Works Team.®
Junior tight end Ryan Cobb (pictured
above far left) was one of 22 collegiate
football players from around the country
last fall selected to the 2013 Allstate Good
Works Team for outstanding community
service. Ryan headed to New Orleans in
January to take part in service projects
and was honored at halftime of the
Allstate Sugar Bowl in the Mercedes-Benz
Superdome on Thursday, Jan. 2.
“It’s very special to be part of this great
group and a real honor,” said Cobb. “I really
enjoy going out into the community and
helping people as much as I can. My father
is my inspiration and a great role model. He
taught me how important it is to reach out
and help other people.”
The Good Works Team® recognizes the
“good works” of a select group of college
football players from across the country
and is one of the most prestigious offthe-field honors in college sports. The
award pays tribute to the positive impact
these young athletes have had on their
communities and the lives of others. Some
have called the award the Heisman Trophy
for good deeds.
The Pigskin Pass is a relay run
between the University of Delaware and
Towson University involving studentathletes from both schools carrying a
special game ball to be delivered during
a ceremony at the annual football game
between the two schools.
The student-athletes take on the challenge
of this run to heighten attention to the
football rivalry and also to raise awareness
and financial support for each state’s
respective Special Olympics program, as all
proceeds go to Special Olympics Delaware
and Special Olympics Maryland. The 2013
Pigskin Pass raised more than $21,500.
Delaware StudentAthletes Visit Warner
Elementary School
As the spring semester wound down,
UD student-athletes took a break from
studying as the Blue Hens visited Warner
Elementary School in May.
Volleyball Players Decorate
T-Shirts With Children at
Ronald McDonald House
Members of the UD volleyball
team brightened the day
of local children when the
Blue Hens decorated t-shirts
with patients at the Ronald
McDonald House of Delaware
in Wilmington in March.
“The Ronald McDonald House was such
a great experience,” remarked UD
sophomore Ariel Shonk. “We got to decorate
white shirts with the kids, and they all loved
it, painting flowers, stars, names, and sports
on the shirts. One of the girls was having
so much fun she made eight shirts herself!
It was awesome that we were able to have
such a positive influence on their day.”
The Ronald McDonald House of Delaware
provides a safe, affordable “home away from
home” to families of seriously or chronically
ill or injured children who are being treated
at area hospitals and operates three Ronald
McDonald Family Rooms within pediatric
units of hospitals across Delaware.
UD partnered with Warner Elementary
School fourth and fifth graders for the
fourth straight year. The day included
programming from Radio Disney with
dancing, games and contests.
“We like our students to have seeds planted
in their lives so they can see the next steps
and athletics gives you that team spirit
while learning a lot of character traits,
strong, healthy character traits, and being
part of a team,” remarked Alice Conlin,
academic dean at Warner Elementary.
“Community outreach is definitely one
of the most enjoyable and rewarding
things about working in this field,” said
UD Assistant Director of Marketing &
Promotions Lauren Baker. “Seeing the kids’
faces when the student-athletes walk in and
knowing that we helped impact a child’s
life just by spending a few hours with them
makes it all worth it.”
BE
UD Athletics Took Part in CAA Food Drive Challenge
University of Delaware student-athletes
reached out to the community and
asked fans for their support during
the second annual Colonial Athletic
Association Food Drive Challenge.
Food drives took place on all nine
CAA campuses during the months of
February and March, collecting canned
goods at Delaware lacrosse games
the first week of March. The event
was coordinated by the UD StudentAthlete Advisory Council (SAAC) with
all collected food benefitting the Food
Bank of Delaware.
“This is a really great opportunity for
all the student-athletes in the CAA to
get involved,” said UD rower and SAAC
member Annie Waskover. “Just one
canned food item can make a huge
difference in a person’s life in Delaware,
Maryland, and Pennsylvania.”
“I couldn’t be happier to be a studentathlete at a University that really makes
an effort to help the community,” said
UD men’s golfer and SAAC member Niño
Rosal. “We had great success and we
thank everyone for their help.”
the match®
The University of Delaware football team,
in partnership with the UD women’s
volleyball team, the UD Student Nurses
Association, and the UD Residence
Assistants hosted the sixth annual Be the
Match bone marrow registry event during
the spring.
Last year’s event brought in a record 570
registrations, shattering the previous high
of 370. Delaware has had four matches
during the drives, including former Blue
Hens football student-athletes Paul
Worrilow, now a member of the NFL
Atlanta Falcons, and Corey Olsen.
Because Worrilow is now in the NFL, he
received national attention for enabling a
woman with leukemia to have a potentially
life-saving marrow transplant last year.
Entering the registry only requires some
paper work and a simple mouth swab,
which is less then a 20-minute process. For
those who are matched with someone in
the registry, a blood plasma donation
is all it takes 75 percent of the time.
In the past five years, the Fightin’ Blue
Hens have entered more than 1,000
people in the National Bone Marrow
Registry through the Get in the Game
Save a Life program.
For more information on the Be the
Match Foundation, go to
www.bethematchfoundation.org
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Facilities UPDATE
2
3
This aerial of the Athletics
Complex was taken by our
“Eye in the Sky” Hen Force 1.
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Renovations
a win for athletes
at all levels
Facility improvement projects
taking place on campus, all designed to
enhance the experience of thousands
of students for years to come.
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Delaware Field House, which was vacant nearly
85 percent of the time during normal business hours,
is now being used by over a dozen varsity programs
as well as intramural, club, and recreational purposes
well into the evening hours, transforming it into a
center of activity.
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T
hree projects were introduced this year by Eric Ziady,
Director of Athletics and Recreation Services. They
included a major renovation of Bob Hannah Stadium,
including the installation of an artificial turf surface, new
scoreboard, dugouts, bullpens and batting cages; the installation of a new all-weather outdoor track in the Delaware
Mini-Stadium (now Stuart and Suzanne Grant Stadium);
the transformation of the Delaware Field House into a firstclass indoor practice facility with an artificial turf surface;
and the total resurfacing of two natural grass soccer practice
fields that also are used for summer youth camps.
Bob Hannah Stadium
On April 27th, the newly renovated Bob Hannah Stadium
was rededicated in honor of Hall of Fame Coach Bob
Hannah. The year long, $2.5 million project included the
addition of a new turf field, dug outs, scoreboard, fencing,
batting cages, and bullpen areas. The new enhancements
have transformed the facility into one of the top venues in
the Colonial Athletic Association.
Stuart and Suzanne Grant Stadium
UD Athletics will use the Grants’ gift to complete a more
extensive stadium renovation. Plans include increasing both
the comfort-level and number of available seats by replacing
the current bleachers with upgraded and extended spectator
seating, which will expand the stadium’s seating capacity
to 1,400, including a number of handicapped-accessible
seats. To improve spectator sightlines and allow for storage
underneath, the new bleachers will be elevated.
Delaware Field House
The Delaware Field House project transformed the facility
into a first-class indoor practice complex. Artificial turf
was installed over the current tartan surface throughout
the arena, making it the largest indoor turf facility in the
state of Delaware. A total of 16 UD varsity athletics programs benefited from the improvements, giving those
teams an enhanced training facility and the ability to
hold full practice sessions during inclement weather.
The improved surface will also attract additional outside
groups and organizations.
This past spring, Bob Hannah Stadium underwent its first major improvements since 2000. The
revitalized stadium provides a competitive advantage
to Blue Hens baseball and allows the team to benefit
from a safer, more playable field and improved areas
for practice and skill development.
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A depiction of the new Carpenter Sports Building entrance.
Generosity of Spirit
Article by Shannon Pote
U
D Trustee Stuart M. Grant and his wife,
Suzanne B. Grant, generously made a $1.5
million commitment to support renovations of the
previously named Delaware Mini Stadium.
This history-making gift is the largest
single donation
made by an individual or couple to be
allocated in support
of a UD Athletics
facility project.
“We’re pretty
serious about our
soccer,” admits Stuart Grant, whose
Stuart M. and Suzanne B. Grant
soccer-loving family
celebrated his 50th birthday with a trip to the 2010
World Cup in South Africa. Three of the Grants’ children play soccer, and Stuart Grant not only played
and coached soccer, he also refereed games around the
world, including the NCAA women’s soccer championship tournaments in 1982 and 1983.
The Grant family’s passion for soccer and for UD
is what has allowed them to identify the potential
impact that renovations to the existing stadium could
achieve. Prior upgrades were made to the facility in
2000, 2011, and in 2013, including the installation
of a natural Bermuda grass playing surface, a drainage
and irrigation system to maintain the new field and a
new Benyon all-weather track. But, there remained a
clear need for further renovations.
Carpenter Sports Building, named in honor of R.R.M. Carpenter Sr., a former member of the Board of Trustees
and long-time benefactor and supporter of the University, serves as host to the University of Delaware men’s and
women’s swimming and diving teams and as a facility for UD club sports, intramurals, and student, faculty, alumni,
and community recreational activities.
“There was a real feeling that additional renovations
to the stadium would assist the soccer and track
programs in their overall recruitment efforts,” says
Grant, “while at the same time allowing the University to better promote awareness of these wonderful
programs to a much larger audience.”
The 167,000 square-foot building includes the Harry W. Rawstrom Natatorium, two gymnasiums, including
Barbara Viera Court, student and employee fitness centers, racquetball courts, a rock-climbing wall, locker rooms,
and offices for the Division of Intercollegiate Athletics and Recreation staff and the Department of Health and Exercise
Sciences faculty.
“We hope our giving inspires others to give, whether
to athletics or to some other passion they hold,” says
Grant. “Whatever a donor’s passion is, UD has a
place to express it.”
Carpenter Sports Building
Delaware Mini Stadium, home to the UD men’s
and women’s soccer and outdoor track & field teams,
will now be known as Stuart and Suzanne Grant
Stadium. The stadium was renamed in recognition
of UD Trustee Stuart M. Grant and his wife, Suzanne
B. Grant, who generously made a $1.5 million
commitment to support renovations of the facility.
DEVELOPMENT
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Facilities UPDATE
Not-so-Little Bob
promotes fitness and fun
The bigger and better Carpenter
Sports Building is now open for business
A
fter a year and a half of construction
to address a demand for enhanced recreation facilities on campus, a remodeled and
expanded Carpenter Sports Building opened
for business at the start of the fall semester.
The showcase of the $25 million project is a
three-story, 45,000-square-foot addition, com-
UD’s Carpenter Sports Building underwent extensive
renovations, including a 45,000-square-foot addition. The
three story expansion, situated at the current main entrance,
includes new workout areas, group exercise rooms, offices, a
student lounge and an indoor track.
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plete with an indoor walking and jogging track
and the latest in exercise equipment. The new
18,000-square-foot fitness area is more than three
times the size of the old fitness area. It features
more than 100 treadmills, stationary cycles and
other exercise machines, as well as an indoor
running track and a group exercise room.
A 2014 NIRSA
Outstanding
Sports Facilities
Award recipient
University of Delaware President Patrick Harker, Student
Government Association President Jessica Borcky and
Athletic Director Eric Ziady cut the ribbon outside the
new main entrance on August 26, 2013 to welcome students, faculty and staff to see the $25 million addition
and renovation. It is the biggest project in the 70-year
history of the building.
Harker thanked everyone who contributed to the
project, including students, administrators and architects.
He also thanked the Carpenter family and the Unidel
Foundation, which have supported the facility and its
programs for decades.
“This is a community that recognizes the value of a healthy
University,” Harker said.
“This is a community that
“We
understand
the value
of a space
dedicated to
getting
us moving
and active,
away from
our computers and phones and video games, getting us engaged with each other outside the classroom or the office, and
to the sense of community that these things build,” he said.
recognizes the value of a
healthy University.” —Patrick Harker
Borcky, a senior majoring in public policy and minoring in
political science, said students’ needs and desires were at the
heart of the project.
“Not only
was our
comprehensive student
fee put to
good use
through
this project,
but also our
voices were heard along the way,” Borcky said.
“New students are very fortunate to begin their UD careers
with a new and improved recreation and athletic facility,
and returning students will be amazed with the expansion
and increased resources,” she said.
“For years, students here at Delaware were very vocal about
their desire for high-caliber recreational and fitness facilities
on campus,” Ziady said.
The new 18,000-square-foot fitness area is more than
three times the size of the old fitness area. It features more
than 100 treadmills, stationary cycles and other exercise
machines, as well as an indoor running track and a group
exercise room. A rock-climbing wall opened last fall, and
a second outdoor turf field will open late fall 2014.
“Really, we’re getting to the point where this is no longer
just a building,” he said. “It’s a full-fledged recreation
complex.”
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Recreation
Services
R
ecreation Services
provides meaningful
athletic experiences for
the entire UD community.
It is their goal to meet the
heightened expectations
of students, faculty, and
staff by providing broad
based programming
that recognizes the
rising national standards
and evolving trends in
recreational athletics.
As they promote the
importance of a healthy
lifestyle, we look to be
an integrated component
of Delaware’s future as
it expands its physical
footprint to support a
growing population and
changing interests.
We strive to lead the
University’s efforts
OPEN FOR BUSINESS
In the fall of 2013 the University of Delaware
opened the doors to it’s newest and most
anticipated attraction on campus. “See and
be seen” quickly became the core idea
surrounding the addition and renovation of the
Carpenter Sports Building.
to enhance the student
experience by providing
exceptional venues
that promote fitness,
education, and
social engagement.
This complex project brings fitness, academics,
athletics, and recreation under one roof.
Throughout three stories of newly constructed
fitness space, the abundance of natural light and
open concept architecture enhances the visual
experience of both program and social areas. Large
windows overlook the courtyard of Old College
while the Georgian style architecture allows this
state of the art facility to compliment the historical
significance of the surrounding campus.
UD Intramurals
Intramural team sports
are consistently one
of the most popular
programs within
recreation services.
Over 5,000 students
participate each year in
league based activities
such as broom ball,
flag football, soccer,
basketball, and softball.
All intramural contests
are held on campus and
serve to bring unique and
diverse student groups
together and foster
a unique opportunity
for social engagement.
Carpenter Sports Building Usage %
2%
5%
5%
Undergraduate
Housing a variety of exercise equipment,
UD’s Carpenter Sports Building has
been named a recipient of the 2014
NIRSA Outstanding Sports Facilities Award.
88%
Graduate
Employee
Retiree/Alumni
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Students enjoying a game of volleyball
Hockey game vs. Penn State
Flag football game
BY THE
NUMBERS
REC SERVICES FACTS & FIGURES
31,320
Total number of
Intramural participations
1,400
UD Club Sport
Participants
Total hours of fitness classes
offered during the spring
and fall semesters combined
for this year
1,380
The numbers below reflect our commitment
to provide a diverse and inclusive recreational
environment. We work hard to offer something
for everyone regardless of their interests.
1,332
Registered
Intramural Teams
thirty four
individual UD
Club Sport teams
eighteen thousand
two hundred and thirty four
Total number of fitness class participants for fall 2013
3,600
700,000
Male participants
1,694
FEMale participants
approximate visits annually
National travel
Intramural
and
competition
Games Played
3,064
against other
colleges and
universities
300,000+
Approximate number of
uses of our fitness facilities
(including satellites)
Collegiate Figure
Skating National
Champions 2014
92
Total fitness
classes offered
in 2013-2014
UD Club Figure Skating
Team wins fourth
national title
The UD Intercollegiate Figure Skating Team (UDFS)
won its fourth national title at the 2014 U.S. Figure
Skating Intercollegiate Team Championships held in
April and hosted by Adrian, MI College.
“Honestly, I was not surprised that we won nationals,”
said team vice president Clara Sherman. “Our team
is made up of incredibly intelligent, courageous,
talented and dedicated athletes. UDFS practiced every
chance they got and supported each other through
every moment of this season and this
national championship.”
Dana Sivak, UDFS team president, said the support
the team members have for each other is what truly
sets them apart from the other intercollegiate teams
and helped them earn their third national title in the
past four years.
“The positive energy of our team, especially on
competition days, helped us stay calm, confident, and
excited to represent UD,” Sivak said.
“UDFS is a truly unique and special team that
I am honored to be a part of,” said first year graduate
student and second year team member Kyle Herring.
“Being able to represent something more than just
yourself and skate for the good of your team and
school with the support of your friends, teammates and
coaches brings everyone’s skating up to a whole new
level and makes for an incredible competition.”
Rowing
Flag football team
Synchronized Skating
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A new era of University of Delaware football
got underway as the Blue Hens opened the
2013 season vs. Jacksonville (Fla.)
#BHStateOfMind
UD Athletics
Shows State
Pride with
Branding Initiatives
S
tate pride was at the forefront of several new University
of Delaware branding initiatives that were introduced
during the 2013-14 athletics season.
The new initiatives that began this past season included
displaying a patch of the State of Delaware on the game
uniforms of all 21 intercollegiate teams; painting the
outline of the state on the turf at the 50- yard line of
Delaware Stadium; a Blue Hen State of Mind theme for
the season; and having members of the Blue Hens football
team enter the field displaying both the Delaware State flag
and United States flag.
“The University of Delaware is proud to be the flagship
University for our state and we are excited to announce
these branding initiatives as they pertain to Blue Hens
Athletics,” said UD Director of Athletics and Recreation
Services Eric Ziady. “Blue Hens athletics holds such a
special place in the history of this state and the pride and
loyalty that our fans show is second to none. Delaware
Athletics wants to take every opportunity to show how
proud we are to be a part of the fabric of this great state.”
In addition to the Delaware State patch, the football
program’s uniforms now include six small stars representing
the six national championships won by the program.
“While the state patch represents all our teams’ commitment
to represent the state of Delaware, the six stars on the
football jerseys will be a direct representation of the rich
history and tradition that our football program has built
through the years, and will be a constant reminder to our
football student-athletes as to the goal of our program
going forward,” said Ziady.
Another theme throughout the season was the Blue Hen
State of Mind branding which is intended to celebrate
being Blue Hens in this very special state. The special logo
was used extensively in both print and online across the 21
Blue Hens intercollegiate athletics teams.
The “Blue Hen State of Mind” mentality encompasses
what it means to be part of the Blue Hens athletics family
while representing the state of Delaware. Whether in the
community, in the classroom, or on the playing field,
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“Delaware Athletics wants to take every opportunity to show how
proud we are to be a part of the fabric of this great state.” — Eric Ziady
the characteristic of teamwork, meeting challenges, and
aspiring to a tradition of excellence will be highlighted.
athletes and coaches took in the sights, visited the midway,
and interacted with fans and fair-goers.
In addition, members of the Delaware football team were
bussed to the UD athletics complex before every home
game to partake in a pregame march down Stadium Drive
led by the Delaware Band, Cheerleaders and Spirit Groups,
greeting fans and tailgaters on their way to the locker room.
Back in April, Delaware football head coach Dave Brock
and his team visited Milford High School and took part in
a scrimmage, interacted with fans, and took part in a youth
skills clinic. The trip marked the second straight year that
the Blue Hens visited Milford to give fans a preview of the
upcoming season.
Delaware football hosted its annual Delaware Day as part
of the Blue Hens game vs. in-state opponent Delaware
State at Delaware Stadium on Sept. 7. UD once again
reached out to state employees, including educators, as well
as first responders and others and invited them through
various offers to be a part of a day celebrating all things
Delaware.
There were no season ticket or parking price increases
for 2013 and 11 of 17 sections of the stadium actually
saw decreased rates, some by as much as 35 percent. In
addition, reduced UD Athletic Fund contribution levels in
five sideline reserved sections on the East side of Delaware
Stadium were implemented. Approximately 37 percent of
tickets available for sale to the general public require no
UDAF contribution.
Season ticket holders continue to have priority in
purchasing away game tickets, and receive benefit cards
good for discounts in the community and access to other
Blue Hens sporting events.
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Members of various Blue Hens
teams mingled with fans throughout
the State Fairgrounds.
Young Blue Hens fans participated
in “Football Skills Fun” with
Blue Hens players before the
Milford scrimmage.
The football uniforms now also
include six small stars representing
the six national championships won
by the program.
Members of the Blue Hens football
team enter the field at home games
displaying both the Delaware State
flag and the United States flag.
Blue Hens Athletics continued to visit all areas of the state
and took a large contingent to the Delaware State Fair
in Harrington for the second straight summer. StudentUD BLUE HENS
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Delaware Stadium Hosts
2014 NCAA Men’s Lacrosse Quarterfinals
High School State
CHAMPIONSHIPS
The University of Delaware’s Tubby Raymond Field at
Delaware Stadium served as the quarterfinal site for the
2014 NCAA Men’s Lacrosse Tournament in May.
DIAA State Football and Basketball
Championship games were held at UD
athletic facilities.
UD once again played a key role in
crowning state high school champions
during the 2013-14 season. The Bob
Carpenter Center was the site of the
state girls volleyball championships; boys
and girls basketball quarterfinal,
semifinal, and championship games;
Harry Rawstrom Natatorium at the
Carpenter Sports Building served as the
venue for the state high school swimming
& diving championships; the state boys
and girls tennis championships were
contested at the Delaware Field House
Tennis Courts; and for the first time since
1974, the state high school football title
games were held at Delaware Stadium.
Quarterfinal games between Duke and Johns Hopkins
and Drexel and Denver attracted enthusiastic crowds and
both games were televised live nationally on ESPNU TV.
Ed Sheeran, just one of the many performances at the BCC.
The Bob
Carpenter Sports/
Convocation Center
is the University
of Delaware’s
primary location for
convocations, concerts, and banquets, and also serves as the
home for UD’s men’s and women’s basketball and volleyball.
This 5,000-seat facility, opened in 1992, is part of the David
M. Nelson Athletic Complex.
During the 2013-2014 year, the Bob Carpenter Center
hosted over 175 events, bringing in nearly 300,000 visitors.
Some of these events included;
• Area high school
graduations
• Delaware 87ers games
• UD Men’s and Women’s
Basketball games
• UD Volleyball Games
• NBA Pre season Game
• Special Olympics
• UDance
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STATE BRANDING
• WWE Smackdown
• Career Services Fair
• Beast of the East
Wrestling Tournament
• Sesame Street Live
• Comedian Jim Gaffigan
• Grammy Nominees Ed
Sheeran and J. Cole
• Chicago Sky exhibition
game
Delaware Stadium was one of 73 sites announced by the
NCAA as hosts for championships from 2013 through
2015. Sites were selected for 54 of the 89 championships
across 18 sports and all three divisions. Hofstra
University’s Shuart Stadium served as the other NCAA
Men’s Lacrosse quarterfinal site in 2014.
The University of Delaware is no stranger to hosting
NCAA Tournament action as the Blue Hens hosted the
first and second rounds of the 2013 NCAA Division
I Women’s Basketball Tournament, attracting sellout
crowds at the Bob Carpenter Center.
Delaware Stadium has hosted NCAA Men’s Lacrosse
Tournament action three others times. Delaware hosted
the NCAA Division I Championship Game in 1984, the
first-ever NCAA Final Four in 1986, and NCAA first
round games in 2002.
The 22,000-seat stadium serves not only as the home of
the Blue Hens men’s and women’s lacrosse teams but is
also one of the finest venues in the nation among NCAA
Division I Football Championship Subdivision programs.
The lighted stadium includes a synthetic FieldTurf surface
that was installed in 2009.
“Being selected to host the 2014 NCAA Division I
Men’s Lacrosse Quarterfinals at Delaware Stadium was
a great opportunity for the lacrosse community to enjoy
the excitement of Division I lacrosse in an outstanding
venue,” said Delaware head coach Bob Shillinglaw, who
has led six of his teams to NCAA Tournament play while
at the helm of the Blue Hens, including a trip to the
NCAA Final Four in 2007. “Delaware Stadium provides
easy access and excellent parking along with great tailgate
opportunities for spectators. Inside, every seat is right on
top of the action.
“The quarterfinals gave our University and athletic
department additional exposure and an opportunity
to showcase our facilities,” continued Shillinglaw.
“In addition, all lacrosse fans had the chance to enjoy
the campus and Newark’s Main Street with its many
restaurants and shops. It was a great weekend of lacrosse.
We were excited about having another opportunity to
host Division I Lacrosse action in 2014.”
In addition to the six previous NCAA men’s lacrosse
tournament games held at Delaware Stadium, the venue
has served as host to 25 NCAA Football Tournament
games, most recently the NCAA semifinals in 2010.
University cheerleaders win
national championship
UDance raises record $850,000
to support cancer research efforts
The 2014 UDance event raised more than $850,000 to support the Andrew McDonough B+ Foundation.
The University of Delaware’s UDance student organization
held a record-setting 12-hour dance marathon at the Bob
Carpenter Center, raising $850,376.75 to support the
Andrew McDonough B+ (Be Positive) Foundation.
With seating for more than 5,000 people, the BCC serves
as the primary location for convocations, concerts, and
banquets at the University, as well as to men’s and
women’s basketball and volleyball.
The total far surpassed the $550,000 raised in 2013 and
was the largest increase in UDance history.
The dance marathon started at 9 a.m. and continued
until 9 p.m., when the fundraising total was announced.
This was the first year the growing event was held at
The BOB, and more than 3,500 people attended. “The
move to the Bob Carpenter Center marks a significant
milestone for UDance,” said Michael Smyth, one of the coexecutive coordinators of UDance.
“This was a landmark year for UDance in so many ways,”
Smyth said. “We are so appreciative of the support from the
entire University community. 850,000 reasons to be a proud
Blue Hen this week.”
UD’s spirit teams finished among the best in
the nation at the 2014 Universal Cheerleading
Association and Universal Dance Association National
Championships held Jan. 17-19, at the Walt Disney
World Resort in Orlando, FL, with the cheerleading
squad winning a national championship.
The UD cheerleaders finished first in the Division I
large coed competition, ending rival Morehead (Ky.)
State University’s 12-year winning streak.
Ben Schreiber, UD cheerleading coach, said taking the
top spot was sweet after finishing second for the past
seven years.
Blue-Gold Game
“Our team was, and still is, ecstatic,” Schreiber said.
“Morehead State is a great program with so much
tradition. It feels special to be on top for 2014.”
The University of Delaware has been proud to
host one of the state’s most prestigious events –
The Blue-Gold High School All-Star Game –
every summer since 1956 at Delaware Stadium.
The cheerleaders, Schreiber said, put a lot of adversity
behind them, logging countless hours learning and
practicing skills for the routine used at the nationals.
Sponsored by the DFRC (Delaware Foundation
Reaching Citizens), whose mission is to enrich the
lives of Delawareans with intellectual disabilities,
the game matches the top high school senior
football players from throughout the state in an
all-star format. The purpose of the event is to
spread awareness about intellectual disabilities
while raising funds for programs that benefit these
children. More than 50 public, private, parochial,
vo-tech, and charter schools from across the state
participate in the event, helping to spread DFRC’s
message of diversity and acceptance throughout
their schools and communities.
“The factor that single handedly contributed to the
team’s success is the word ‘family,’” Schreiber said.
“They put each other and the team above themselves
more than any other team I have ever coached.”
Kyle Rogers, a senior pre-law major, said that “to hear
the announcer say ‘Delaware’ as the national champion
validated all the time and effort that we put in
preparing for that single, two-minute routine.”
“At the end of the day, this is how every senior wants to
end their career,” Rogers said. “I’m thrilled that I was
able to be part of a program that is so talented and to
establish friendships that will last a lifetime.”
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F A N
Z ON E
GET OUT AND SHOW YOUR SUPPORT
IN PICTURES
GAMEDAY
FANS OF ALL AGES CHEER ON THE BLUE HENS
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T R A D I T I ON S
During game days
our fans take to the
stands and celebrate
several traditions
specific to UD.
1 Team Walk
The pregame football
team walk down Stadium
Drive begins 2.5 hours
prior to kick-off led by
the spirit teams and UD
Marching Band. Fans line
the path and cheer on the
Blue Hens.
3 Marching
Band
The pride of UD is seen
pregame through the
concourse, enjoyed on-field
during pregame, halftime
and post-game, and heard
in the stands mic’ed up
throughout the game.
5 Cockpit
UD Students take over
the rocking Student End
Zone of Delaware Stadium to root on their peers
on-field and enjoy camaraderie in the stands.
7 Victory Bell
UD Cheerleaders ring
the Victory Bell in the
southwest corner of the
end zone after every
Blue Hens touchdown at
Delaware Stadium.
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5
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2 Fan Zone
Free family-friendly
pregame entertainment
takes place all season
long beginning 2 hours
prior to kick-off. The
festivities include live
music, inflatable games,
giveaways, interactives,
concessions, and more!
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4 Spirit Teams
Delaware’s renowned
Cheer, Dance, and Mascot
teams provide the spirit
during pregame festivities and throughout the
game on the sidelines GO HENS!
6 Alma Mater
& Fight Song
During every postgame,
members of the UD
football team lead the
UD Marching Band in the
singing of the alma mater
and the Fight Song.
8 Tailgating
The Blue & Gold tailgates
are one-of-a-kind
throughout the athletics
complex on gameday.
Fans of all ages enjoy
each other’s company,
food, and drink.
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K I D S
C L U B
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THE FUTURE IS NOW
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ids 12 years of age and younger were once
again able to sign-up to become members
of the official Kid’s Club of UD Athletics – the
Future Hens Club (FHClub). Members enjoyed
exclusive events throughout the year with their
favorite Blue Hens student-athletes, giveaways,
select admission to athletic events, and more.
Membership opened in July 2014 for the
upcoming academic year.
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Celebrating
Champions
Now in its third year, the Celebration of Scholarship
– Athletics gives coaches and student-athletes an
opportunity to engage with the individuals and
organizations who support Blue Hens Athletics.
“I think the best part of this is that it allows the
people that invest so much both in time and effort as
well as resources, to see the byproduct and the result
of their investment,” said UD Director of Athletics
Eric Ziady. “There’s no better way for us to do it
than with our student-athletes face to face.”
In his remarks at the event, University of Delaware
President Patrick Harker acknowledged and thanked
donors for their willingness to make such individual
connections and for their ability to see each studentathlete as much more than a name and number on
a team’s roster.
“Donors like you support not just college athletes,
but college students,” said Harker, “graduates
who will be successful long after their playing
days are over.”
Darelle Lake Riabov, a member of UD’s Class of
1973 and the immediate past-president of the
University of Delaware Alumni Association and a
current member of the College of Arts and Sciences
Advisory Council, spoke on behalf of athletic
scholarship donors. In May 2012, the Riabovs
made a generous commitment to establish the
Darelle Lake Riabov and John Riabov Volleyball
Scholarship, the UD women’s volleyball program’s
first endowed scholarship.
“The lessons I have learned,
and the relationships I have
built, will stay with me far
beyond my time on campus.”
— Alex Alois
Riabov likened the Celebration of Scholarship –
Athletic audience to “champion athletes,” engaged
with UD at the highest levels.
UD student-athletes and coaches in the lobby
addition of the BCC to honor some of their biggest
fans and greatest supporters.
“You are an elite group of UD supporters who have
an unwavering dedication to see your studentathlete succeed,” said Riabov, addressing the crowd.
“If you think about it, there are two kinds of
‘champions’ in this room — the student-athletes
and the UD donors who champion them.”
Alex Alois said she will “bring the fight of a Delaware
Blue Hen to whatever challenge life throws at me.”
Alex Alois, a senior majoring in communications,
spoke at the event on behalf of female athletes.
Alois is a defender on the women’s lacrosse team
and the recipient of the Mary Ann Hitchens
Athletic Scholarship.
Alois was “humbled” to receive a scholarship
named in honor of someone she considers, “a
pioneer in women’s athletics.” Mary Ann Hitchens,
a member of the Class of 1967 who received a
master’s degree in 1971, spent over 40 years at UD
— first as a student, then as head coach of both
field hockey and women’s basketball, and finally as
a nationally recognized athletics administrator.
“Her legacy is as vibrant today as it was in her days
of service,” said Alois of Hitchens. “Now, every
female athlete with a dream of competing at the
Division I level wearing the Delaware Blue and
Gold can confidently pursue that dream.”
UD Career Services for Athletes hosts Athlete Networking Night
Sponsored by Career Services for Athletes and the
Career Services Center, the event gave UD athletes
– who tend to have extremely demanding schedules
and cannot always attend campus-wide career
events due to practice, competition and travel – an
opportunity to network with employers across many
diverse industries.
“It’s a learning process,” said Christine Motta,
who oversees Career Services for Athletes and
organized the event. “It is just as important for our
freshmen to observe and get exposure to an event
like this as it is for our sophomores, juniors and
seniors who may be actively pursuing internships
and full-time jobs.”
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DEVELOPMENT & ALUMNI RELATIONS
event like this. “Attending the Networking Night
really opened my eyes about what I should be doing
right now for my future,” said Smith. “I decided
that I really need to meet with Christine Motta
from Career Services for Athletes to help me figure
some things out.”
More than 150 UD student-athletes attended an
Athlete Career Networking Night held at the Bob.
This was the first time Kierstan Smith, a junior on
the women’s lacrosse team, experienced a career
“Career development is a four year-process,” said
Motta, who was named UD associate athletic
director for student-athlete development and senior
woman administrator in July, 2014. “It is a vital
component of our athletes’ total college experience.
We want them to take steps to explore their values,
interests and opportunities in their career field of
interest as early in their college careers as possible.
An event like this is a great place to start.”
Student-Athletes Honored at
Commencement Ceremony
Over 125 student-athletes were among
the 5,564 who were honored as part
of the University of Delaware’s 165th
annual Commencement ceremony at
Delaware Stadium in May.
Nearly 25,000 family and friends were
on hand to witness the conferring of
degrees under sunny skies.
United States Vice-President Joe
Biden, a 1965 Delaware graduate,
delivered the commencement address.
Forgoing the offering of advice, Biden
noted that no class ever gets to choose
the world into which it graduates.
A total of 40 studentathletes were named to
the National College Athlete
Honor Society. The award
winners by sport:
Baseball - Jake Clark, Connor
Hibbs, E.J. Stoltzfus; Field
Hockey - Kasey Prettyman;
Football - Chris Cordivari; Men’s
Basketball - Thomas Allshouse;
Men’s Golf - Niño Rosal; Men’s
Lacrosse - Chris Herbert; Men’s
Soccer - Mark Garrity, Luke
Oostdyk; Men’s Swimming - Zach
Lowe, Alan Panaccione, Tim Ware,
Tim West; Women’s Cross Country
“When every class enters into the
history of the nation, that history
up to that point has been written
by others,” Biden said. “Once every
couple of generations, a graduating
class will enter a point in our history
where they actually have a chance to
change the trajectory of their country.”
Biden’s speech was followed by a
standing ovation, and a special gift of
a framed Fightin’ Blue Hens football
jersey presented by former Blue Hens
coaching great Tubby Raymond, UD
Director of Athletics Eric Ziady, and
graduating football players Andrew
Pierce and Justin Burns.
& Track & Field - Emily Gispert,
Alexis Gligor, Monica Hagenauer,
Alyssa Kennedy, Melissa Mazzo,
Jessica Olsen, Alana Pantale,
Lindsay Prettyman, Nicole
Rittman, Emma Sidoriak,
Courtney Sniscak, Meredith
Steenkamer, McKensie Walker;
Rowing - Shannon Bell, Denise
Cirelli, Molly Gardner, Jennifer
Majcher, Jamie Noce, Angela
Quinn; Women’s Basketball Stephanie Leon; Women’s Soccer
- Allegra Gray; Women’s Swimming
& Diving - Lauren Ahrens, Hailey
Farrell, Calli Marando, Megan
Northshield; Women’s Tennis Dorothy Safron.
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Alumni Events
1,000
Passing the Tradition On
75 men’s lacrosse alumni returned to campus to attend the
Men’s Lacrosse Ice Breaker Event. Each alumnus passed on his
jersey number to the current men’s lacrosse student-athlete
wearing that number.
Athletic Alumni
returned to campus
for UDAF events
3,381
Donors
to athletics
600+
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220
Student-athletes
Varsity sports
Scholarships
awarded each year
$
50
Donation for
Blue Hen Club
membership*
* $25 for young alum
Women’s field hockey alumni returned this spring for a friendly face off against the
2013 CAA championship team
National Championship ReunionS
This past football season was a nostalgic one, as the
University of Delaware welcomed back over 100
former Blue Hens football players and coaching staff.
A total of 55 former players and 8 staff members
returned to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the 2003
NCAA Division I-AA national championship season
on September 28th. Out of the 55 player roster from
the 1963 team, 37 former players attended the 50th
anniversary of the undefeated 1963 team that captured
the United Press International Small College Wire
Service National Championship on October 12th.
Members of both teams took part in the pre-game “Blue
Hens Walk” down Stadium Drive with the current Blue
Hens team, enjoyed a pre-game reception in the Bob
Carpenter Center, and were recognized on the field at
halftime of the football game. Mike Brown (Delaware ‘64): "It's a great honor
to be acknowledged and to have our performance
acknowledged. It makes me feel very good to come back
and see the guys that I played with and reminisce and
hear all the old stories.”
Jason Nerys (Delaware ‘04): "It was an amazing
experience and to be back here and celebrate that, I
have to thank the University for doing this. It's amazing
and good to be back. Delaware football has such a rich
tradition, that's why all of us came here. Our fan base
is the best in the world. I'd be lying if I said I didn't get
goosebumps seeing the fans and reliving this moment."
Thank-A-Th n
Over 150 University of Delaware student-athletes took part in the annual
UD Athletics Student-Athlete Donor Thank-A-Thon held at the Bob
Carpenter Center this past May.
Members from Delaware’s 21 athletics teams made over 3,000 calls to
donors over a four-day period to thank them for their generous support
of Blue Hens Athletics.
“This annual event is a wonderful way for our student-athletes to reach
out and say thank you to our alumni, parents and friends whose generous
support continues to help us achieve our goal of developing leaders
academically, athletically, and socially,” said UD Director of Athletics and
Recreation Services Eric Ziady.
Additionally, the event helps create a culture of gratitude and philanthropy
among Blue Hens student-athletes that will serve them well as future
Delaware alumni.
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10 new members, 10 sports
New class inducted into UD Athletics Hall of Fame
Mary Carr (now Kyllo),
HS85, held five school records in women’s
swimming at one point and captured five
East Coast Conference titles. She earned AllAmerican honors in four events at the 1981
Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for
Women championships and was a member of
the Blue Hens’ national championship 200
freestyle relay team that same year.
Sarah Cowles (Jerotz),
HS97, was one of the top women’s distance
runners in University history, capturing five
conference titles and named the team’s Most
Valuable Player four times. She earned 10
letters in her career, including four in outdoor
track and three each in indoor track and
cross country, and is the only women’s cross
country runner in school history to win the
conference meet twice, capturing the America
East individual title in both 1996 and 1997.
Tom DiMuzio, AS71, was one of
the all-time great quarterbacks in Delaware
football history. DiMuzio earned second team
All-American honors and All-East laurels in
1969 when he threw for a school record 2,179
yards and 24 touchdowns in leading the Blue
Hens to the Middle Atlantic Conference title.
Attending the Hall of Fame reception on campus were: Front Row (l-r):
Mary Carr (now Kyllo), HS85, Sarah Cowles (Jerotz), HS97, Elaine Pomian
(Knobloch), EG82, Marcy Freibott (representing Fred Freibott, HS59), Tyresa
Smith, HS07; Back Row (l-r): Sam Miller, AS76, Fred Rullo, AS63, Gregg Larson,
AG81, Tom DiMuzio, AS71, Dave Yates, BE71, HS76M
F
our former football standouts,
five NCAA tournament
competitors, conference
champions in wrestling,
swimming and track and field,
a lacrosse pioneer and a longtime supporter
of Blue Hens athletics highlight the new
class of UD’s Athletics Hall of Fame.
The Class of 2013 features six male and four
female student-athletes representing every
decade since the 1950s and the sports of
men’s and women’s swimming and diving,
football, baseball, women’s basketball,
wrestling, women’s lacrosse, women’s cross
country and track and field, and men’s track
and field.
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Fred
Freibott, HS59,
Fred Freibott, HS59, a four-year
varsity letterwinner in swimming, enjoyed a
record-breaking career. He died in 2011, and
his award was accepted by his wife, Marcy.
He set nine school freshman records in 1953
and then led the Blue Hens to the Middle
Atlantic Conference team title in 1954,
setting seven more school records.
Gregg Larson, AG81, earned
five letters at UD in football and wrestling,
was a member of teams that posted a
combined record of 49-14 and competed in
NCAA Tournament action in both sports.
Competing in the 190-pound class in
wrestling, Larson had a perfect 25-0 regular
season record.
Sam Miller, AS76, a dominating
defensive lineman in football, was a fixture as
an All-American defensive end for the Blue
Hens in the mid-1970s and led the squad to
two NCAA tournament appearances. Miller
earned All-American notice four times, AllEast honors three straight years and remains
the only down lineman in UD history to lead
the squad in tackles for an entire season. Sam
was fortunately able to attend the Hall of
Fame Induction ceremony, but sadly passed
away in May.
Elaine Pomian
(Knobloch), EG82, who earned four
letters in lacrosse and two in field hockey,
played a key role for the Blue Hens lacrosse
team during its runs to national titles in 1981
and 1982. A four-year standout in lacrosse,
Pomian was a high-scoring attack who set
school records for assists and still ranks among
Delaware’s all-time leaders.
Fred Rullo, SAS63, has been
an integral part of Blue Hens athletics as a
Tom
DiMuzio, AS71
student-athlete, fan, and contributor since
he first arrived on the UD campus. Rullo
earned four letters as a two-sport performer
in football and baseball. As a backup
quarterback and punter for the Blue Hens
football team, he lettered in 1961 and 1962
and helped the 1962 squad post a 7-2 record,
capture the Middle Atlantic Conference and
earn the Lambert Cup Trophy as the top team
in the East.
Tyresa Smith, HS07, was a
phenomenal athlete who worked tirelessly
to become a complete all-around basketball
player during her four years with the
Delaware women’s squad in 2003-07.
Smith was an outstanding defender and a
consistently high scorer who used her slashing
moves and deadly medium-range jump shot
to pile up 1,635 points, finishing her career
ranked No. 2 on the all-time UD list. She
was a first-team All-CAA selection twice
and became the first Delaware player to be
selected in the WNBA draft.
Dave Yates, BE71, HS76M, a
three-year starter at second base, was one
of the stars of the 1970 Blue Hens baseball
squad that went 22-6, captured the Middle
Atlantic Conference title, won the NCAA
District II championship and became the only
UD squad to compete at the College World
Series. Yates led the Blue Hens to a three-year
mark of 52-23 and graduated holding 12
school records. He led the team with a .444
batting average in 1969.
Gregg
Larson, AG81
Dave Yates,
BE71
Mary Carr (now
Kyllo), HS85
1959
DEVELOPMENT & ALUMNI RELATIONS
Tyresa Smith,
HS07
2013
Fred
Rullo, AS63
Sam
Miller, AS76
Elaine Pomian
(Knobloch), EG82
Sarah Cowles
(Jerotz), HS97
WHAT THEY’RE SAYING…
Dave Yates (1968-70; All-American Infielder
and UD Athletics Hall of Fame Member)
“It’s hard to put into words what Coach Hannah
has meant to so many people. We all have so many
different memories and relationships. I have been
fortunate to know him as a coach, as a friend, and
as a father-figure. It’s exciting to be part of all this
and exciting that he is being recognized like this.”
Bruce Fad (1968-70;
All-American Outfielder)
“Coach Hannah means an awful lot to me and
always has. He is a really special guy and a
wonderful man of very high integrity. I really
enjoyed playing for him and have enjoyed
knowing him. It’s been a pleasure to reconnect
over the last 45 years.”
Victor Sage (1998-2001; All-Region Pitcher)
UD Baseball Celebrates
Rededication of Hannah StadiuM
UD celebrated the
rededication of Bob
Hannah Stadium in a
big way Sunday, April
27, as nearly 100 former
Blue Hens players
returned to honor their
former coach, reminisce
with old teammates,
and cheer on the
current Hens as they
defeated rival UNCW
4-3 under beautiful
sunny skies.
scoreboard is now named
in his honor.
“Today marks another
milestone for our athletics
department and for the
University of Delaware,”
said UD Director of
Athletics Eric Ziady in
the pre-game ceremony.
“The Bob Hannah
Stadium project is one
of several significant
improvements to our
athletics facilities that
Mickey DeMatteis, Head Coach Jim Sherman, Coach Bob Hannah,
Volunteer leaders David Athletic Director Eric Ziady and Dave Yates with the new bust of
we have undergone this
Coach Hannah during the Rededication Ceremony.
Yates ’70 and Mickey
year. We now have one
DeMatteis ’78 helped
of the premier baseball
with the fundraising effort raised for the project with gifts
facilities in the Mid-Atlantic region. We thank the over
coming from approximately 89 people and 79 former
100 former baseball players and numerous other supporters
Delaware baseball players. A lead gift to the project came
who have made such generous donations and made this
from the family of Richard M. Appleby, Jr. and the new
project a reality.”
“Playing for Coach Hannah was an honor and a
privilege. He taught me a lot about baseball and
a lot about life in general.”
John Brelus (1975-78; Four-year Pitcher
and Letterwinner)
“What Coach Hannah did for me is hard to put
into words. Any success that I have had in life really
comes from the foundation that was built at the
University of Delaware. The values he taught us
as teammates set a great foundation for the rest
of my life.”
Darren Pulito (1996-98;
All-American Infielder)
“I was fortunate to play under him (Bob Hannah)
for several years as well as with Coach (Jim)
Sherman. They were kind enough to bring me in
as a transfer and gave me a great opportunity to
come and help the program. ”
Mickey DeMatteis (1976-78; 1978 Captain)
“It’s been fantastic coming back and being
part of this. Our 1970s group has stayed in
touch throughout the years. We are a tight-knit
brotherhood. Coach Hannah and Coach (Bruce)
Carlyle were so instrumental not only for what they
taught us on the field but off the field as well.”
UD BLUE HENS
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W. Alvon Jr. ‘58 and Helen C. Sparks
Gildea Enterprises
Wohlsen Construction Company
nnual contributions to the University of Delaware Athletic Fund (UDAF)
Ethan A. Stenger Jr. ‘57 and Patricia A. Stenger ‘58
Robert P. Jr. ‘78 and Susan W. Gildea
are the lifeblood of UD Athletics. The UDAF provides critical annual use
Stephen E. Stockwell ‘68
Howard C. Giles Jr. and Carolyn Boddorff Giles ‘64
Coach’s Circle Gold
and Patricia Tase Stockwell ‘68
Eric L. ‘76 and Ilean L. Grayson
Frances C. Taylor*
George C. Jr. ‘79 and Rebecca W. Gross
William R. Taylor ‘59
Thomas E. Hall ‘78 and Patricia Kilbane Hall ‘78M
Richard C. ‘93 and Alison L. Volpe
Gary E. Hindes
elaware Athletics would like to honor all those who support us in our mission of developing
David M. Yates ‘70 ‘76M
Richard S. ‘92 and Kara P. Hyman
leaders academically, athletically and socially. In the following pages, we recognize the
and Martha Morris Yates ‘75
John & Jennifer Eckerson Family Fdn
Coach’s Circle Platinum
Kimberly-Clark Foundation
A
funds to help support UD Athletics operations, and gifts can also be donated
specifically for scholarships, endowments, or to individual varsity programs.
D
generosity of our alumni and friends who made gifts of $1,000 and above between July 1, 2013
and June 30, 2014. Thank you for your continued loyal support of Delaware Athletics.
John C. and Karissa H. Alexander
American Endowment Foundation
Michael J. and Hannah G. Koziski
Kent E. and Gina E. Lonsdale
Director’s Circle Gold
Bruce E. ‘71 ‘72M and Susan S. Fad
Richard M. Appleby III ‘78
R. R. M. III and Stephanie C. Carpenter
Larry and Lynn M. Giacchino
and Dorothy Hughes Appleby ‘86
Howard E. Jr. ‘70M and Joyce O. Cosgrove
Donald L. Gouge Jr. ‘80
Judy Johnson Bennett ‘63
Stuart M. and Suzanne B. Grant
Elaine Lowe Handloff ‘74 ‘91M
Barry I. ‘88 and Christine S. Berger
and Richard M. Handloff
Stephen B. Camper ‘79 ‘82M
Timothy B. Hidell ‘75
and Janet Schimpf Camper ‘79
and Christine Murowany-Hidell ‘76
Cardio-Kinetics, Inc.
Chester T. Jr. ‘62 ‘64M and Sally D. Dickerson
Robert H. ‘68 and Paula L. Hill
Dennis Carey ‘71 ‘73M
James B. Miller and Cheryl Nakao-Miller
Mark P. and Karen S. Huston
Albert F. Carter III ‘88
R.R.M. Carpenter, III Charitable Lead Trust
John B. Kelly ‘83 and Terri Connor Kelly ‘83
and Elizabeth Miller Carter ‘88
Woodruff Energy
William M. ‘85 and Melissa G. Lafferty
Arthur B. ‘62 and Jenny H. Chase ‘60
Robert A. Woodruff Jr. ‘93
Thomas J. Martin ‘73
John R. III and Patricia A. Cochran
and Jennifer Lewis Woodruff ‘93
Joseph and Gail Maurillo
Russell L. Crook ‘72 and Donna Murray Crook ‘72
Coach’s Circle Diamond
W. Randolph Mercner ‘78
Eugene L. and Gay E. Crowley
and Linda Pickett Mercner ‘85
Bacchieri Foundation
Dennis M. ‘99 and Kelly C. Debusschere
Moody’s Foundation
Stacey Hondry Bacchieri ‘82 and Gregg Bacchieri
Delaware Community Foundation
Edward B. Jr. ‘55 and Julia M. Morrow
David W. ‘71 and Sandra Baldt
Richard P. DiSabatino Jr. ‘79
Nickle Electrical Companies
and Christine DiGiamber DiSabatino ‘82
Timothy D. and Lisa N. Saxton
Steven C. Beattie ‘87
Francis A. ‘79 and Sharon M. Palermo
E. Bradford Jr. ‘97M and Priscilla A. duPont
George H. Seitz III ‘68 and Kathleen Conley Seitz ‘67
Michael S. ‘67 and Elizabeth R. Purzycki
John E. ‘87 and Jennifer Eckerson
Nicole Silicato-Miller ‘01
Gregory T. ‘91 and Kristi Rogerson
EDiS Company
James W. and Patricia A. Skeans
Michael Rosenberg ‘88
Richard B. and Marilyn H. Taylor
Lawrence R. ‘58 ‘66M and Barbara V. Catuzzi
Exelon Foundation
and Joanne Grillo Rosenberg ‘88
Thomas W. Van Grofski ‘66 ‘68M
Andrew R. ‘84 and Sharon D. Cichocki
Scott P. Fifield ‘82
Fred P. Jr. ‘63 and Madeleine D. Rullo
Community Foundation of Greater Memphis
First State Orthopaedics, P.A.
James A. Sears ‘70 and Suzanne McMahon Sears ‘78
David G. ‘86 and Mary K. DeWalt
Robert A. Fischer Jr. ‘70
Silicato Development
and Linda Marshall Fischer ‘70
John E. Jr. ‘64 and Barbara C. Wallace
Steven G. and Deborah A. Dignan
Dennis E. Silicato ‘75
Michael J. Fosina ‘84 and Linda Suess Fosina ‘85
Francis M. ‘80 and Joanne G. Walton
Mark A. ‘83 and Amanda J. DiRienz
and Carolyn Stevenson Silicato ‘74
Vance A. Funk III ‘65 and Elaine Trzcinski Funk
WB Mason Company, Inc.
DJB Enterprises LLC
Harold D. Smith II ‘64 and Barbara Kelly Smith ‘64
James V. ‘78 and Annette Gardella
Kenneth C. ‘80 and Elizabeth K. Whitney
Robert V. Donato III ‘88
Robert W. Smith ‘84 and Teresa Britton Smith ‘83
Robert E. Sr. and Kathleen T. Garrett
Mary Jane and William H. Willis Jr.
Alfred L. Minite ‘80 and Susan Gilman Minite ‘80
Director’s Circle Blue
and Kimberly Hannan Beattie ‘87
John J. Brelus ‘78
Michael P. and Patricia S. Brey
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Dennis E. and Sandra M. Klima
DEVELOPMENT & ALUMNI RELATIONS
David F. Sr. and Catharine N. Lyons
Sue Waterloo Morgan ‘76 and Drexel D. Morgan II
Thomas A. Morgan ‘91
and Lynn Olson Morgan ‘78 ‘87M
Puglisi and Associates
Donald J. Puglisi ‘12H and Marichu Valencia
Darren L. ‘99 and Jeannine Pulito
Joseph J. Purzycki ‘71 ‘77M
and Sharon Kirk Purzycki ‘71
Donald W. ‘80 and Sandra A. Pyle
Quip Laboratories Incorporated
Michael J. Renna ‘91
John Riabov ‘75 and Darelle Lake Riabov ‘73
Kenneth L. ‘53 and Theodora F. Rieth
John K. ‘60 and Dawna Ruello
Sanofi-Pasteur Inc Charity Trust
and Jacqueline Harding Van Grofski ‘63
Verizon Foundation
Edwin W. Anderson Jr. ‘66
Damian M. ‘95 and Jennifer M. Andrisani
William A. Jr. ‘74 and Margaret L. Apps
Rosemarie Arcaro
John G. Armistead III ‘64
and Deborah Isaacs Armistead ‘64
Paul J. Arruda ‘70M and Susan Weiss Arruda ‘71M
Christopher S. Blackwell ‘88
and Kelly Costello Blackwell ‘90
Jeffrey B. ‘75 and C. Lloyd Evans Bove
Mark B. Brown ‘85 and Rita Mazzotta Brown ‘84
Ralph J. Cetrulo III ‘89
Cirrus Engineering Inc.
Nathan ‘63 ‘73M and Carolyn T. Cloud
Edmond A. and Joanne M. Cocks
DEDC, LLC.
George Degermentzidis
Thomas M. DiMuzio ‘71
and Carolyn Nesbitt DiMuzio ‘71
Frederick C. ‘75 and Catherine J. Dingle
John R. and Karen Dollmeyer
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
George M. Fisher IV and Deanne B. New
Foth Management, LLC
Jan Foth
General Electric Foundation
Bruce W. Georgov ‘83 ‘84M
and Diane Noyes Georgov ‘83
Wayne R. ‘76 and Veronica A. Hanby
William A. Hancock ‘43
Patrick T. and Emily S. Harker
Richard A. Jr. ‘95 and Laura H. Harman
Jack and Karen F. Healy
John K. Heitzenroder ‘93
and Elizabeth Bacon Heitzenroder ‘93
Hitchens Tire Service, Inc.
Lemuel C. III and Judy A. Hitchens
David E. and Kathleen A. Hollowell
John D. Hukill ‘54 and Jay Rowland Hukill ‘56
* deceased
Gerald I. Street ‘69 and Diane Northwood Street ‘69
Jarame J. Beaupre ‘05
Robert R. Carpenter IV ‘86
and Karen Pawlina Johnson ‘72
Steven C. Taylor ‘78 and Carol McKee Taylor ‘78
and Michelle Plant Beaupre ‘07
William C. Carpenter Jr. ‘73
Bruce A. Jones ‘73 and Cheri Quick Jones ‘76
D. Jeffrey ‘79 and Deborah C. Thomas
Robert S. Beck ‘78 and Leslie Currie Beck ‘79
and Marilyn Weber Carpenter ‘87M
Bonnie Kenny
Robert Uniatowski ‘70
Becton Dickinson and Company
Gregory S. and Tara L. Carroll
Kimmel, Carter, Roman & Peltz, P.A.
and Patricia Dellen Uniatowski ‘85M
David M. Beinner ‘61
William J. and Betty A. Carson
Morton R. and Marcia H. Kimmel
Jeffrey S. ‘94 and Kimberly M. Vande Poele
and Joanne Brooks Beinner ‘63
Steven W. Casey ‘79 and Deborah Devine Casey ‘81
Lynn Adams Kokjohn ‘78 and Tucker M. Kokjohn
Harriet Nichols Windsor ‘79M ‘88EdD
A. Judson Bennett ‘92 ‘12M
Michael P. Cebrick Jr. ‘88
Richard J. and Rita A. Bennett
and Diana Clift Cebrick ‘90
Kathleen Brenneman Bishop ‘86M
George W. Chaloupka ‘54
Anonymous
and John B. Bishop
D. Bruce and Jamie S. Chase
Karen F. Abate ‘14
Elwood P. Jr. and Barbara D. Blanchard
Chef to Chef Wholesale, Inc.
Peter and Karen S. Abate
Lex S. Bleckley ‘87
Thomas G. Chellew ‘99
Adam F. Allan ‘94
Sean M. Bleiler ‘04 ‘06M
and Jennifer Hochreiter Chellew ‘94
Ronald R. Allen ‘77 and Denise DiSabatino-Allen ‘82
Brent W. and Phoebe D. Blunden
Christopher J. Christie ‘84 ‘11H
Robert W. Anderson ‘78
Forrest A. Sr. and Virginia A. Boettcher
and Mary Pat Foster Christie ‘85
and Faye Vandeputte Anderson ‘76 ‘81 ‘92M
Charlotte Z. Borresen
Joseph Claricurzio ‘90
Diane Zemboulis Anton ‘81 and Mark J. Anton II
Ken Boulden
and Suzanne Shoop Claricurzio ‘91
J. Richard Jr. ‘73 and Susan F. Armitage
M. Jane Brady ‘73 and Michael E. Neal
Edward A. III ‘76 and Diane L. Clark
and Marion Rogers Metzbower ‘87
Robert E. Ashby ‘77 and Sandra Keene Ashby ‘77
Carrie L. Brannock
John W. Cleary Jr. ‘77
Charles H. ‘45 and Cecilia K. Mitchell
Patrick M. and Ann B. Ashley
Alan L. ‘73 and Joann M. Brayman
Sharon Riggs Clothier ‘69
Francis A. Monaco Jr. ‘78
ATW Lacrosse LLC
Scot B. Brewer ‘81
Peter J. Cloud ‘65
Larry A. Mutschler
John F. Avondolio ‘86
Steven W. Brockel ‘72 and Mary Jo Citro Brockel ‘72
Nationwide Foundation
Jeremie M. Axe ‘04
John C. ‘73 and Jane D. Brooks
Burton I. and Carole T. Orland
Matthew J. Axe ‘08 ‘11M
Hayler H. ‘64 and Judith R. Osborn
Michael J. Axe
and Janet Gardner Broske ‘87M
Juanita S. Crook ‘11
Gregory J. and Laura S. Packer
Michelle L. Axe ‘09 ‘14M
Kerry J. Brough ‘71
Nancy W. Cook
Sandra B. Palladinetti
Carroll F. ‘70M and Linda A. Ayres
Scott L. Brunner ‘80 and Helane Becker
Frederick L. Cottrell III ‘85
Pat’s Pizzeria of Elkton Road Inc.
Raymond S. Jr. ‘76 and Margaret M. Babiarz
Duane K. and Wanda B. Bryant
PNC Foundation
Wilson Baker, Inc.
Linda Swinehart Bryson ‘83M and Noel K. Bryson
David W. Price ‘90 and Kristin Shannon Price ‘88
Christopher W. Baker ‘89
Matthew R. ‘89 and Billie Jo Buckley
and Carole Fleetwood Baker ‘89
Bradford E. Bugher ‘84
D. Allan Baker ‘66
Howard W. ‘70 and Deborah B. Burris
and Ruth Johnson Reynolds ‘64 ‘97M
James P. Baker ‘91 and Deborah DeVoll Baker ‘90
Gregory and Mary E. Buza
W. C. Jr. and Linda B. Robertson
Terrence M. Baker ‘82
Cynthia Beideman Campanella ‘84
J. Clyde Louth ‘57
Donald J. Jr. ‘66 and Carol M. Lowe
Charles M. Maloy ‘94
Michael J. Marone ‘83
and Veronica Attanasio Marone ‘85
Nicholas M. Jr. ‘77 and Julia S. Marsini
David F. Metzbower ‘87
Edward C. Ratledge ‘71 ‘72M
Randolph P. Reynolds Jr. ‘58
John A. Sr. ‘68 and Joanne D. Roslan
Robert J. Rush III ‘94
Thomas F. ‘06 and Stephanie A. Shumosic
Brian and Susan J. Slane
Frank T. Jr. ‘68 ‘71M and Vantrice R. Smith
Dian H. Stein
James C. Stein
* deceased
George F. Broske II ‘70
and Lynda Wacksman Baker ‘89
and John A. Campanella
Ronald H. ‘69 and Jane W. Ball
John F. Campbell ‘67
Kenneth E. Ballinger ‘90
Mark W. Campbell ‘81
and Ann Kaiser Ballinger ‘91
Bank of America Charitable Foundation
Ralph W. Barrow Jr. ‘54 and Anna Ernest Barrow ‘56
J. Kurt ‘82 and Debra M. Bartell ‘84
Capital Hardware Supply Inc.
Lawrence A. and Cynthia J. Carlton
David H. Carpenter ‘90
Laura Shafer Carpenter ‘95
1M
1,537,055 $1,453,577 $1,570,366*
$
*
(8% increase from FY’13)
Number of Donors:
4K
3.5K
and Marcia Maucher Cloud ‘64 ‘76M
Charles H. Collier III ‘65
3K
Karen C. Conlin ‘78
*
3,439 3,082
3,381*
(9% increase from FY’13)
Overall Fundraising:
and Marian Bergan Cottrell ‘85
Courtyard Newark at UD
Arthur J. Coury ‘62 and M. Judith Howie
Marjorie M. Covey
FY
’1
4
William C. and Renee K. Lickle
FY
’1
3
Steven J. ‘79 and Holly E. Krinsky
1.5M
FY
’1
2
Robert Krinsky
Coach’s Circle Silver
2M
FY
’1
2
Raymond M. Krett Jr. ‘85
Annual Giving:
FY
’1
4
Edgar N. Johnson Jr. ‘67 ‘70M
ATHLETIC FUNDRAISING
BY THE NUMBERS
FY
’1
4
Linda Carpenter
FY
’1
3
Bay West Trucking LTD.
FY
’1
3
Joseph J. Stein*
FY
’1
2
David Hutton ‘67 and Susan Deppert Hutton ‘67
4M
Christopher M. Coyne ‘88
Jonathan M. Crook ‘05
3M
and Alison McCracken Crook ‘05
Thomas S. Cross ‘73 and Frances Serba Cross ‘74
Thomas S. Cross Jr. ‘02
2M
and Michelle Marcus Cross ‘02
David G. Culley ‘79 and Tania Vitcusky Culley ‘90
Brian D. Dalphon ‘85 and Susan Ruane Dalphon ‘84
1M
2,495,739 $2,170,392 $4,154,978*
$
Lynn A. Davis
David R. Deakyne Sr.
(91% increase from FY’13)**
A Record for Delaware Athletics
*
**
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Deer Park Tavern
Joe Harvanik ‘58
Patrick S. Kaser ‘97M
Larry W. Lester ‘80
Liddicoat Associates
Mark A. Sr. ‘81 ‘83M and Katherine H. Degli Obizzi
James E. Flynn Sr. ‘55
Virginia L. Hayes
and Catherine Hoffman Kaser ‘02M
Michael G. DeMatteis ‘78
Daniel J. Ford Sr. ‘55 and Jo Anne Reeger Ford ‘56
Edward J. Helenski ‘91
James F. Jr. ‘77 and Linda W. Kearns
Allen C. Liddicoat ‘71
Kevin B. ‘81 and Kimberly S. Dennis
Timothy Ford
and Susan Bieber Helenski ‘91
Winifred W. Kee
Penelope Stucker Lindell ‘68 ‘73M
Vaughn C. Dickinson ‘86
G. Carleton Foster II ‘86 and Kathy Riley Foster ‘88
Stacey Milkovics Hendrix ‘95 and Joshua P. Hendrix
Keen Consulting, Inc.
and Mary Weeks McDowell ‘76 ‘87M
Robert ‘80 and Cindy L. DiLullo
Richard E. and Nancy B. Fowler
Heritage Interiors
Jacqueline Betts Keen ‘66
Kevin P. Linton ‘99
Anthony D. DiPilla ‘02
Thomas C. Franceschini ‘90
Donald S. and Judith T. Hicks
Todd A. ‘88 and Tammy L. Keen
James C. and Elizabeth C. Linville
Doherty Associates
and Catherine Corey Franceschini ‘90
Thomas and Terri Hirschmann
Barbara J. Kelly ‘71PhD
Kateri C. Linville ‘03
Andrew M. and Sarah Lubin
Gerald P. IV ‘69 and Susan M. Doherty
Virginia White Frazier ‘56
Mary Ann Hitchens ‘67 ‘71M
and Ann R. McNeil ‘82M ‘91EdD
Dukart Management Corporation
Edward J. Freel ‘74M ‘76M
Patricia Atwood Hoffmeir ‘61
Theodore C. ‘63 ‘65M and Catherine M. Kempski
Robert N. Lundquist ‘81
Leslie and Barbara Dukart
and Maureen Laffey Freel ‘87M
Holden Dodge, Inc.
Hal ‘61 and Molly Kenton ‘60
and Susan Hume Lundquist ‘81
Steven D. Duncan ‘93
Gerard J. Frenze
William F. Sr. and Carolie C. Holden
Harvey R. Jr. and Bonnie J. Kenton
Marilyn K. Lynam-Jewett ‘67 and Alan T. Jewett
Donald W. and Antionette C. Durandetta
Fusion Health
Thomas O. Jr. and Donna M. Holland
Michael D. Keogh ‘73
G. Greer MacMasters Jr. ‘58
John W. Hollingsworth
and Kathleen Desmond Keogh ‘72
Timothy M. Mahony ‘97
Arthur J. Holveck ‘55
Arleen Rossi Kerrigan ‘70 and Robert J. Kerrigan
Constantine F. III ‘82 and Lori C. Malmberg
Robert D. ‘56 and Carolyn D. Hooper
Raymond J. Klapinsky ‘60
Frank J. Marolla ‘76
and Dorothea Kakavas Klapinsky ‘60
Hugh Martin V ‘54
William H. Knowles Jr. ‘72
and Margaret Strecker Martin ‘56 ‘63M
and Julie Moyer Knowles ‘82
Roger A. Martin ‘61 ‘72M and Adelaide Naylor
Kathleen M. Koenig
Martin ‘60 ‘78M
Michael S. Koppenhaver ‘94
Charles E. Mason
James S. Korman ‘89
William H. and Patricia A. Master
Drew H. Koster ‘73 and Linda Lilienfeld Koster ‘71
Jon J. Mastriana ‘89
Ronald E. Krupa
John R. and Christine G. Matlusky
Joseph A. Kuhn III ‘69
Angelo L. Maurelli
and Virginia Fissmer Kuhn ‘69
Bryan and Karen McCartney
Paul G. Kuhns
Joseph S. III and Carey C. McDaniel
John E. Lafferty ‘73
Donna McLellan-Moran ‘84 and Roger G. Moran
Michael R. and Carol L. Dutton
Jill H. Eastep
Eastern Marine
Antoinette Gregory Eaton ‘69 ‘76M
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34
Joseph F. Flickinger III ‘71
Alfred V. Gallo III ‘94 ‘00M
and Jennifer Stearns Gallo ‘94
James B. and Helga U. Ganci
Richard J. ‘87 and Shelley B. Gannon
and Duane E. Eaton
Alfonso E. ‘84 and Kathleen A. Garbayo
Patricia Rebar Ellingsworth ‘68
Ronald L. ‘72 and Joan S. Gardner
and John R. Ellingsworth III
Donald B. Godfrey ‘53 and Marie Thielman Godfrey
Robert B. Horne ‘55 and Marilyn Smith Horne ‘55
Suzan Egeli House ‘97 and John C. House
Bryan L. Hudson ‘96
Charles R. Jr. ‘97 ‘06M and Rebecca S. Hudson
Douglas S. ‘77 and Carol Ellis
Harold F. and Jocelyn H. Godwin
Thomas W. and Cynthia S. Hunsberger
Jack C. Ellsworth ‘70
Bert Green ‘69 ‘78M
Lawrence L. Hurd ‘76
Richard E. Emmert ‘52M ‘54PhD
and Marilyn Moulder Green ‘72 ‘82M
and Rita Pesce-Hollingsworth ‘82
and Marilyn Marner Emmert ‘75
G. Dallas Green ‘56
Burwell L. III ‘00 and Pamela L. Hutchinson
James R. Emmons ‘85
and Sylvia Taylor Green ‘60 ‘72M
and Dawn Stapleford Emmons ‘85
Scott H. Green ‘73
James A. Erisman ‘63 and Jane Sarius Erisman ‘64
James G. Gregg ‘65 and Marie Chelly Gregg ‘65
ES&P, LLC
Robert W. ‘82 and Denise H. Grier
James L. and Rosemary E. Eubanks
Douglas G. Griese ‘10
William G. Sr. and Vera C. Hyncik
Impact Sports & Health
G. Brinton ‘62 and Lynne D. Ingram
Edward C. Jackson ‘83
and Ruth Gregory Jackson ‘83
James L. Everett ‘63 and Gail Ramsey Everett ‘85M
Lesa G. Griffiths
R. Jeffrey Faull ‘87 and Joan Aptt Faull ‘95
Susan E. Groh and Mark J. Nelson
Joseph V. Jerkovich ‘62 and Janet Coote Jerkovich ‘63
Richard T. Faull
Grotto Pizza, Inc.
Charles E. ‘73 and Constance T. Joanedis
Walter G. Jr. ‘73 and Sharon A. Feindt
Stuart O. Gunter
Johnson & Johnson Family of Cos.
Mark S. and Sherri Feinour
Gerard T. and Linda T. Guntner
Dean Y. Johnson ‘03
Ferreira Construction Co., Inc.
Christopher J. ‘84 and Anna R. Guttilla
Kevin C. ‘95 and Amy M. Johnson ‘96
Nelson T. and Natalie T. Ferreira
David C. ‘84 and Pamela A. Hamilton
M. L. and Sachiko Johnson
Michael S. Ferris ‘99
Daniel G. ‘99 and Jennifer F. Hammer
Robert P. ‘59 and Barbara W. Jones
M. Andrew and Sandra M. Fields
Robert M. ‘61 ‘64M and June R. Hannah
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
Joanna and Bruce A. Fink
Greg C. Hansen
Samuel R. Kalb ‘94
First Clearing, LLC
Michael E. and Helen R. Harkins
Victor R. and Denise D. Kalman
E. Patrick Flannery Jr. ‘91
William R. Harrison Jr. ‘79
Karens Shipping LLC.
and Angela Burkholder Flannery ‘90
and Barbara Shaw Harrison ‘80
DEVELOPMENT & ALUMNI RELATIONS
John F. Jebb III ‘90PhD
and Pamela Hutchison Lafferty ‘76
Laird Stabler & Associates
Karen Ersek Landis ‘88 and James D. Landis
Lorna Hoehn Landis ‘64 and H. James Landis
Joseph M. ‘52 and Virginia L. Lank
Thomas M. LaPenta ‘73
and Catherine Troup LaPenta ‘76
Eric G. Lapham ‘84 ‘87M
and Janet Calderhead Lapham ‘84
Matthew J. ‘97 and Cecelia T. Lardieri
William J. and Vicki S. Lario
Shannon M. Leary ‘06
Thomas J. and Laurie Leary
Robert E. and Patricia Lee
Scott G. and Rita McRoy
James B. McSherry ‘00
Terry A. Megee ‘76 and Vanessa Adkins Megee ‘76
Lauren Novello Mercer ‘04 and Steven D. Mercer
Patricia Davis Mercer ‘71 and Thomas B. Mercer
John E. Messick Jr. ‘93 and Jodi Sykes Messick ‘04M
Oscar L. Mestre ‘81 and Margaret Bozak Mestre ‘82
Christopher J. Metkiff ‘06
David J. and Valerie Meyers
Harry D. Michener Jr. ‘51
Mid-Atlantic Coatings, Inc.
Michael J. Mihalik ‘04
Perry L. Mikles ‘90 ‘01M
and Kathleen Malone Mikles ‘88
* deceased
Krista A. Milkovics ‘93 ‘94
Charles M. Oberly III
Anthony J. Renzette ‘91
Gilbert III and Alison R. Simonetti
Antonio J. Jr. ‘58 and Irene K. Toto
Lynne M. Milkovics
Troy A. ‘95 and Monica O’Neal
and Elizabeth Appel Renzette ‘91 ‘94M
Ralph W. ‘73 and Mary T. Simpers
Charles P. Jr. and Mary Jane Townsend
Christopher C. Millard ‘01
Ralph O. ‘62 and Corrine P. Orendorf
Richard Y. Johnson & Son, Inc.
Jean Fracassi Simpson ‘62 ‘81M
Richard H. Treml
and Meghan Chapman Millard ‘01
Joyce Ryan Orth ‘80 and Walter H. Orth Jr.
Michael C. and Camilla C. Riley
Christopher M. Skeans ‘04
MaryBeth Tribbitt
John M. Miller ‘72 and Susan Stewart Miller ‘73
Walter H. Orth III ‘88 ‘93M
Robbin Marvel Riley ‘84 and Patrick C. Riley
Donald K. and Joanne M. Smith
Howard W. ‘71 and Jill B. Trout
Margo McDonald Miller ‘74 ‘99M
and Lisa Lilley Orth ‘86
Alvin B. Roberson III ‘64
E. Franklin III ‘69 and Robin W. Smith
Davis H. Truax ‘55
and Richard B. Miller II
Matthew and MaryJean Orticelle
and Linda Westerman Roberson ‘67
Janet A. Smith ‘95EdD
Daniel D. Sr. ‘87 and Teresa K. Truono
Samuel B. Miller ‘76*
Gerald J. and Theresa Oravitz
Norman R. and Marie A. Robinson
Lynn Snyder-Mackler
Antonio A. Valdes Jr. ‘87
Tricia Hanby Miller ‘95 ‘02M and Kenneth P. Miller
Thomas R. ‘55 and Anne M. Oves
John D. Rodgers ‘59
J. F. Sobieski Mechanical Contractors, Inc.
Maria Valdes-Horstmann ‘84
Miscellaneous Individuals
Barbara Jenkinson Owens ‘58
and Leah Coverdale Rodgers ‘61
John F. Sobieski III
and Erich T. Horstmann
Richard C. Mitchell Jr.
Mark A. Palladinetti*
John T. Rogin and Laura E. Cross-Rogin
Karen Homza Sowa ‘77 and David T. Sowa
Peter G. Van Bemmel ‘86
Moglia Family Foundation
Thomas C. ‘69 and Barbara V. Palmer
Charles C. ‘70 and Jane E. Roop
Betty ‘77M and Edwin J. Sprague
and Karen Odenweller Van Bemmel ‘86
Joseph H. ‘74M and Amy H. Moglia
Joseph W. and Susan A. Pantuliano
John N. and Patricia Russo
W. Laird III and Wendie C. Stabler
Rolf and Mary van de Kerkhof
J. Robert ‘64 and Janet B. Parsons
John G. and Clara M. Rust
State Farm Companies Foundation
Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program
Mark E. Staudt ‘82 and Wendy Owen Staudt ‘89
Tavner R. Vantrease Jr. ‘85
Paul W. Montigney ‘74
Maryanne Marchesani Parsons ‘82
Daria Stout Ryan ‘84 and William R. Ryan
G. Frank ‘49 and Helen H. Moore
and Leo D. Parsons
Michael S. Ryan ‘96
Wilbert G. Jr. and Shirley Moore
W. Coulter and Charlotte H. Passwaters
Robert F. ‘78 and Denise M. Sabol
John E. Patton ‘77
Jeffery L. and Karen L. Sammons
A. Harris ‘58 and Margie S. Mosher
James S. Pawloski ‘84
Kenneth R. ‘66 and Randy L. Sandler
Jason A. Motta ‘01
and Barbara Weaver Pawloski ‘84
Bernadette Callahan Sands ‘75
and Christine Koren Motta ‘00 ‘06M
Joseph C. III and Terri G. Pennington
and William R. Sands
Jeffrey L. ‘91 and Patricia A. Moyer
Pepsi Bottling Group - West Chester
sanofi pasteur
Thomas W. Mulrooney Jr. ‘54
Anthony Petinga ‘88 ‘91
Gregory J. Sawka ‘94M
and Mary Bice Mulrooney ‘53
Donald ‘66 and Mary K. Petroski
and Karen Kozlowski Sawka ‘90 ‘94M
James S. and Julia M. Pillsbury
J. Gifford Jr. ‘68M and Patricia C. Scarborough
Pimco Foundation
Kenneth C. ‘66 ‘74M and Geraldine D. Schilling
John W. Ponton Jr. ‘52
Charles G. Schussler ‘79
James P. Popham ‘92
Edward M. Scubelek ‘86
and Andrea Pielert-Popham ‘91 ‘96M
John S. Seitz ‘70 and Nancy Conn Seitz ‘70
Ellwood W. Jr. and Sharon Mutschler
Roger A. Jr. ‘74 and Deborah L. Post
Katherine M. Seitz ‘66 ‘73M
Joan Smith Myer ‘71
Miles Jr. ‘50 and Jeanne P. Powell
Paul C. Seitz ‘71 and Joanne Hammerer Seitz ‘78
National Philanthropic Trust
Maryellen Desmond Powers ‘76 ‘82M
Brenda Hudson Shaffer ‘85 ‘01M
Janet Houston Nelson ‘86 and Eric R. Nelson
and Mark W. Powers
and Denis P. Shaffer
Shirley R. Nelson
Larry R. ‘64 ‘69M and Jean K. Pratt
Dorothy Engasser Sharkey ‘78 and Stuart J. Sharkey
Stephen C. and Jane S. Nelson
Paul A. III and Kathleen L. Pusecker
Kevin C. Shegog ‘89
George A. Nemes ‘80
R. C. Fabricators, Inc.
and Charlotte Lafferty Shegog ‘90
Stephen P. and Petra L. Rash
James E. Shelton ‘57 and Joan Stephens Shelton
and Deborah Bunting Montigney ‘73
Calvert A. Morgan Jr. ‘70 and Gaye Webb Morgan
Richard G. Murphy ‘64
and Geraldine Mace Murphy ‘63
Craig W. Murray ‘93 and Dana Testa Murray ‘96
John J. Jr. ‘73 and Paula J. Murray
Thomas R. ‘59 and Penelope P. Murray
and Lauren McCracken Nemes ‘83
Brian F. Raughley ‘00
James H. Sherman ‘82
Tracy B. Norris
and Sarah Passwaters Raughley ‘01
Brenda L. Shivery
Robert M. Novotny ‘69
Harold R. ‘65M and Diane E. Raymond
Joseph L. ‘82 and Carol G. Shockley
and Lucinda Burleson Novotny ‘73 ‘77M
Robert N. ‘80 and Ellen E. Reed
David K. and Susan J. Shonk
Donald J. Oberg Jr. ‘89 and Lynn Dixon Oberg ‘89
G. Scott Reihm ‘75 and Joanne Colletta Reihm ‘76
Lawrence G. ‘72 ‘73M and Sarah L. Silver
Dana L. Newswanger ‘86
* deceased
Michael J. and Sharon A. Steigerwalt
David F. ‘97 and Laura J. Stern
Frank A. Stevens ‘57
Gary H. and Mary H. Stokes
Jack P. ‘62 and Susan L. Stoltz
Karen A. Stout ‘82 ‘95EdD
Joseph J. Straight ‘98
Brian J. ‘81 and Cathy C. Strusowski
Cheryl Brown Stump ‘88 and William G. Stump
John R. Suchanec ‘68
and Reid Smith Suchanec ‘66 ‘81M
Kelly Costa Suppe ‘02 and Matthew R. Suppe
Swarthmore Financial Services
Janet C. Talley
H. Alfred Tarrant Jr. ‘59M
Taste of Newark
George G. Tatnall ‘57 and Ann Weslager Tatnall ‘57
William M. Taylor ‘85
Robert F. Teeven ‘86 and Dina Maroulis Teeven ‘86
The Harkins Group LLC
The News Journal Company
Frederick V. Thomas ‘82
and Barbara Landis Thomas ‘87
Margaret Dotts Thomas ‘87 and James B. Thomas Jr.
Carolyn Thompson Thoroughgood ‘65
Eugenia R. Timmer
Kathleen J. Tinney
and P. Gale Robertson Vantrease ‘85
Alex J. and Deborah K. Vaughn
James T. Jr. and Marjorie S. Vaughn
Donald C. Jr. ‘82 and Margaret O. Vavala ‘82
Helen Cronin Veith ‘49 and Charles J. Veith III
Victor A. Ventresca ‘75 and JoAnna Barnes Ventresca
William E. Vergantino Jr. ‘92
Barbara L. Viera
William B. III ‘62 and Allyn A. Wagamon
Andrew J. ‘93 and Michelle M. Walch
Joseph M. Walsh III ‘84
and Deirdre Fulham Walsh ‘93M
Keith M. and Susan B. Walter
John P. Ward
Jimmy D. and Caryl A. Warren
Robert A. Waters ‘82
and Mary Cecile Broussard Waters ‘82
George H. Watson Jr. ‘85PhD
and Norine Brown Watson ‘93 ‘97M
Joseph P. Wauters ‘90 and Jennifer Granger-Wauters
Wawa, Inc.
George W. and Kathryn J. Way
Wells Fargo Bank N.A.
Wells Fargo Foundation
David Wells
Mark P. ‘78M and Kathleen C. Werrell
T. Liam Wertheimer ‘00
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Philip C. Wescott and Judith W. Brunner
J. Kirkland Beebe ‘72 and Linda Donovan Beebe ‘77
Rita W. Devine ‘83
Norman K. Hamstead
Linda Rowe Lewis ‘73 ‘80M ‘08M
Melissa Forman Weyl ‘90 and David E. Weyl
Annette E. Bell
Carolyn Wills Diehl ‘94M and Robert A. Diehl
David G. and Mary E. Hank
and Jerome R. Lewis
David W. Wharton
Joseph E. Biloon ‘99 and Alison Bailey Biloon ‘99
William E. Dill Jr. ‘70
David G. Harris
Angie Lightcap-Hewes ‘01M and James D. Hewes
Robert W. Whetzel ‘81
Chip Bixler II ‘72 ‘74M
and D. Susan Dunwody Dill ‘75
Richard J. and Linda L. Harrison
Kenneth M. Lomax ‘71M
and Michele Davison Whetzel ‘84
and Doris Hogentogler Bixler ‘71 ‘80M
Leonard L. DiNunzio Jr.*
Darrell J. and Kelly A. Hasslinger
and Nancy Beltz Lomax ‘71
Edward C. Sr. and Patricia J. White
Steven L. Blessing ‘84
Mecedes L. DiNunzio
William H. ‘72 and Mary C. Hatter
Todd W. Lorback ‘93
R. Bruce White Jr. ‘87 and Ryan Zinn White ‘00
Donald T. and Janis H. Bond
Laura B. DiVincenzo
Haymaker Technologies, Inc.
Deborah Schiliro Luginbuhl ‘81
R. Bruce Sr. ‘55 and Marilyn J. White
Robert Q. and Michelle L. Booth
Susan Scott Donahue ‘80 ‘96M
RICHARD L. and Kathleen K. Hillman
Robert J. and Lois H. White
BPG Hotel IV Operating Tenant, LLC
Scott R. ‘73 ‘76M and Elizabeth B. Douglass
John W. Himes ‘66 and Diane Lewis Himes ‘66
Wayne H. and Anne M. Wilberding
Susan M. Brady ‘90
Dover Family Chiropractic, P. A.
Glenn D. Hinton ‘70 and Cathy Brennan Hinton ‘70
Charles E. Williams II ‘75 and Donna Cieniewicz
Jason E. Breyo ‘92
Lucille C. Dow
Daniel P. Hitchcock ‘90
Williams ‘75 ‘98M
Walter R. Brown
DSM Commercial
Rusty Hood ‘63
H. Drake Williams Jr. ‘61
Christopher M. Burgos ‘99
Theodore R. Elder Jr. ‘62 ‘70M
Douglas D. ‘71 and Phyllis L. Hopper
and Sandra Schwab Williams ‘61 ‘68M
and Tammy Sniadowski Burgos ‘99
Elite PT LLC
James P. Horgan ‘81 and Anne M. Gaffney ‘82PhD
Jay J. Williams ‘71
Alan R. ‘66 and Sarah A. Burkhard
David C. Ellsworth ‘83
HSBC North America Holdings Inc.
Susan Tyson Williams ‘04 ‘10M
Canada Dry Delaware Valley
and Charisse Carroll Ellsworth ‘82
and Thomas W. Williams
Christina J. Hudson
Brian M. Cann
David A. Elwood and Vicotria S. Jones
Gordon F. Winegar III ‘95
Frederick C. Hudson ‘99
Daniel A. Jr. and Constance P. Cecil
Energizer Holdings
Jacqueline Winn-O’Neill ‘01 and James B. O’Neill
Ruth T. Hudson
Center for Pediatric & Adolescent
Laure B. Ergin
Martin W. ‘78 ‘83M and Elaine Wollaston
Timothy W. Hudson ‘91 ‘99M
Victoria Tessein Farmer ‘85 and Keith L. Farmer
and Rebecca Dotts McCudden ‘89
James C. Cercy ‘58 and Mary Jo Anselm Cercy ‘58
James D. and Joann M. Woolard
Samantha K. Huge
Michael J. Fell
Michael P. ‘84 and Beth A. McGill
George M. Jr. ‘69 and Jean T. Chamberlain
Lisa Voshell Yerkes ‘82 ‘90M and Scott P. Yerkes
Niki T. Ingram
Bruce W. Finnicum ‘86
Robert J. McKinley ‘78
William B. Chandler III ‘73
Andrea D. Youndt ‘87
Robert A. Jacobs ‘75
and Carmen Dominguez Finnicum ‘82 ‘92M
and Mary Kate Brumbaugh McKinley ‘78
and Gayle Lynch Chandler ‘73
Mary L. Zagar
Eric D. Jacobson ‘78 ‘81M
Paul A. Jr. ‘92 and Shannon Fioravanti
David J. Mench ‘90 ‘94M
Gregory Christodulu ‘87
and Jennifer Taggart Mench ‘93
Eric Ziady
Jeff and Kimberly A. Jones
Citizens Bank (DE)
Patricia Rullo Fischer ‘85 and Michael I. Fischer
Marshall W. Jones ‘58 ‘67M
R. Peter ‘63 and Jane R. Mercer
Coach’s Circle BRONZE
David and Patricia M. Clendening
Flying Dragon Taekwon-Do, Ltd.
John P. Kearns ‘95 ‘00M
Polly A. Mervine
John F. and Barbara S. Cooper
David J. Ford ‘84 and Patricia L. Hoffman ‘82
George W. IV and Sandra M. Keller
Edward A. Miller ‘63 and Patricia Bell Miller ‘59
John M. Corbet ‘86
Janet B. Fraser
Donald V. ‘81 and Sandra L. Kellerman
Karen Williams Miller ‘77 and Kurt A. Miller
Jerry L. Cotlov ‘74
Michael T. French ‘81 and Tara Robinson French ‘87
Ryan R. Kelly ‘95 and Virginia Fingles Kelly ‘98
Richard A. Miller Jr. ‘72
Robert P. ‘73 and Patricia Cox
G. C. Sports Camps, LLC
John B. and Kathryn J. Kemp
G. Willy Jr. ‘70 and Stacey P. Miranda
Thomas G. ‘75 and Judith D. Crescenzo
Lewis F. Gangloff III
Mark O. King ‘62 and Mary Bilek King ‘65
Mold Masters Distribution LLC
Georgia Moreton Cressman ‘74M
John G. Gaul ‘78 and Joann Wesson Gaul ‘78
Monsanto Fund
and Scott F. Cressman
Jeffrey W. Kitchen ‘78
Gary S. Gehman ‘79
and Cheryl Wonchoba Kitchen ‘79
and Laura Oglesby Gehman ‘79 ‘80
Steve Montgomery
C. Douglas and Karen P. Crouse
Ronald O. Klein ‘71 ‘76M
Anthony W. Goldston
Mary McKone Moor ‘78
John G. Davis Jr. ‘93
and Darlene Reaves Klein ‘72
Kenneth C. and Grace E. Gray
Charles G. and Catherine O. Moore
D. Cameron DeHeer ‘90
Thomas A. III and Karen M. Apostolico
John F. ‘77 ‘81M ‘90 and Amelia Knarr
and Heather Cullen DeHeer ‘89
Daniel J. II ‘70 ‘72M ‘76PhD and Patricia G. Grim
Jennifer Coyne Moran ‘87 and William N. Moran
AT&T Foundation
Gregory J. and Barbara Krapf
Thomas M. Deladvitch
Thomas Groom and Pamela A. Madigan
Curtis L. Morgan ‘76
Paul A. Banker ‘71
Wayne S. Kursh ‘75 and Barbara A. Brown
V. James DeLeo ‘67
Group G Direct, Inc.
Henry F. ‘53 and Elizabeth M. Morris
William B. Barlow ‘57 and Nancy Jones Barlow ‘58
and Jean Thomas DeLeo ‘67 ‘74M
Harvey W. Lacy ‘65
Charles F. Gummey Jr.
Patrick W. ‘54 and Marjorie I. Morris
Vicki Barbas Barr ‘82 and Michael P. Barr
and Barbara Parkinson Lacy ‘65 ‘68M
Charles A. and Linda Depfer
Bruce F. Gundaker ‘74
John S. Barry ‘62 and Patricia Fowler Barry ‘64
John T. and Viktoria A. Leckie
Robert and Patricia E. Deppen
Barry R. ‘63 and Susan M. Haldeman
AALL AMERICAN Fasteners
American Express Charitable Fund
Ameriprise Financial, Inc.
Peter G. ‘51 and Gloria L. Anderson
John P. Anerousis ‘71 ‘72
Brenda Weismiller Antonio ‘00M and John Antonio
Christopher J. Antonio
Paul M. Antonio
Antonio’s Lawn Service LLC
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DEVELOPMENT & ALUMNI RELATIONS
and Dan R. Luginbuhl
Russell B. Maciolek ‘96
and Alison Bender Maciolek ‘96
Dennis A. Mason II ‘93
Robert J. Jr. and Margaret B. Masten
Catherine V. Matthews ‘86
Eugene A. Mayhew ‘64 ‘69M and Carol O’Neill
Mayhew ‘64 ‘71M ‘78M ‘84EdD
Michael P. McCall ‘90
Susan Althouse McConnell ‘97
and Robert J. McConnell
Michael T. McCudden ‘79
Thomas M. Moudy III
Lois Jones Munson ‘62 and Charles L. Munson Jr.
* deceased
Terry F. Neimeyer ‘77
Michael B. Scrimenti ‘73
Trina Jackson Welch ‘02 and Scott A. Welch
R. Robert Barrow ‘85
Jason D. and Sherri A. Clark
and Mary Luckring Neimeyer ‘77
and Judith Parmenter Scrimenti ‘74
Kelly Maguigan Wellborn ‘81
Terry Baughman
Clair L. Clawson
Renee G. O’Leary
Mark W. Seifert ‘85
Lorraine Back Westcott ‘64
Beach Babies Child Care, Inc.
Barbara Stevenson Clifton ‘65 and Bruce Schilken
Gregory J. Olenski
Bryan R. Shrouds ‘98
Steven G. and Patricia A. Weyl
Nathan K. Bechtel ‘04 ‘12M
Peter M. Coghill
Gerald J. and Theresa Oravitz
Siemens Medical Solutions USA, Inc.
Marsha Banks White ‘91 and Christopher A. White
Jeffrey S. Beene
William L. ‘49 ‘51M and Elaine G. Cole
Charles J. Orella ‘82M
C. A. Jr. ‘72 and Kimberly P. Simmons
Alan T. Whiteman ‘67
John P. and Mary E. Begley
Dennis C. Collins ‘74 and Julia Ridgway Collins ‘75
and Annette Murray Orella ‘83
Timothy A. Simpson ‘98 ‘09
Kenneth L. Wiggins ‘72
Marie Woerner Beldyk ‘58 ‘84M
Community Fnd- Greeley & Weld Co.
Brett J. and Kristina M. Orth
J. Thomas and Constance C. Sims
Mark T. ‘85 and Kym O. Williams
and Richard M. Beldyk Sr.
Joseph H. and Janet M. Conaway
Jennifer Boraski Papillo ‘89 and Frank J. Papillo
James R. Smith
Norman H. Williams Sr. ‘54
Rudy Blancke
Jeffrey M. and Karen M. Cook
Samuel S. Park Jr. ‘71 ‘77M
Stanley P. Spence ‘77 and Helen King Spence ‘76
and Kate Knighton Williams ‘55
Blue Hen Farm LLC
Linda L. and Michael J. Cook
Kenneth H. and Judith A. Pforr
R. Christopher Spicer ‘71
Richard Williamson
Robert M. and Mary-Louise N. Borcherdt
Russell K. Corbett Jr. ‘65 ‘68M
Kevin V. ‘83 and Jodi L. Phelan
and Kathleen Horn Spicer ‘72
Wilmington University
John R. Bowman ‘60
and Ann McIntosh Corbett ‘68
Brooks H. ‘94 and Marian Pierce
W. Chris ‘81 and Susan R. Sponenberg
Sharyn A. Wingate ‘68 and Ruth E. LaJoie
and Nancy Robertson Bowman ‘62
Timothy D. Cotter ‘78 and Nina Muhler Cotter ‘79
Richard W. Pierce ‘68
Starboard Restaurant
J. Dallas Jr. and Linda E. Winslow
Jane Priestley Boyd ‘60
John Counsellor
James L. ‘92 ‘99M and Dea Poston
J. Rodman Jr. ‘63 and Karen Steele
Lynn Pancoast Woerner ‘72 and Francis P. Woerner
Franklyn E. ‘48 ‘70M and Doris W. Boys
Elizabeth Pforr Courtemanche ‘03
J. Melvin and Betty J. Potter
Ian A. Stevenson ‘01
Pamela L. Worrall ‘67
Paul P. Braungart Jr. ‘57
Herbert T. Courtney II ‘08
Mark P. ‘91 and Charlene G. Powell
William A. Sullivan ‘74
Raymond E. and Carolyn M. Worrall
James K. ‘75 and Barbara L. Broomall
and Stephanie Barry Courtney ‘10
John and Grace Pulci
Karen Bailey Sunkler ‘84
Clint E. Wulfekotte ‘96
Richard S. and Carla E. Brumfield
CPTM Sport Enterprises LLC.
James A. Purcell ‘92 ‘97M
Julie Hackett Suwala ‘94 and Kenneth F. Suwala Jr.
and Andrea Schoenberg Wulfekotte ‘96
Gary M. and Niki Buckland
Herbert U. Sr. and Carolyn N. Craft
Richard Quashne ‘06M and Laura Braack Quashne
Jeffrey C. Taylor ‘79 ‘83M
Randolph S. Young III ‘69
Mark A. Cacciatore ‘74 and Joyce A. Szymanski ‘74
Evan H. and Nancy H. Crain
Races2Run
and Jean-Marie Martin Taylor ‘71
and Pamela Smith Young ‘70
John E. and Carol A. Caldwell
Barry A. Crozier ‘71
John Rash
Kevin J. Taylor ‘88 and Courtney Finnigan Taylor ‘88
Alexis Zappala Malone
Melissa Woerner Caldwell ‘06
and Joan DiGiacobbe Crozier ‘71
Charles T. ‘71 and Dariece M. Rau
Mark D. and Kimberly Tenenbaum
Charles R. and Pamela D. Zappala
William L. Jr. and Patricia L. Campbell
David S. Csatari ‘97 and Monica Pie’ Csatari ‘95
Allan J. Redden ‘71
Joan Marshall Thompson ‘49
Chris and Kathleen J. Zuccarelli
John A. ‘55 and Audrey C. Capodanno
Howard F. and Margaret E. Cummings
and Eileen Pancoast Redden ‘71 ‘76M
Leon L. Thompson Jr.
Paul V. Cummings ‘88 ‘91M
Robert M. Jr. ‘81 and Barbara Thompson
Christopher J. Carlin ‘85
and Diane A. Zutz-Cummings ‘94M
Cameron Ruck Rice ‘96
Harold E. Tiffany III ‘67
COACH’S CIRCLE
BLUE & GOLD
Peter J. Carbone ‘86
Kevin Reichhold
John C. Carney Jr. ‘84M and Tracey T. Quillen
Denise Riviello Cunningham ‘93
Jane Morrow Rigg ‘79 and Jeffrey T. Rigg
and Elizabeth Sinclair Tiffany ‘68 ‘97M
Paul B. Ritter ‘86
Elaine Isaacs Townsend ‘66
Donald F. Robart
and Sherman L. Townsend
Gerald V. Albano ‘91
W. Eric ‘69 and Judith M. Roberson
Philip A. Tribble
Margaret A. Alderson ‘13
Charles A. and Eugenia D. Rowe
Daniel J. Tripodi ‘60 ‘63M
Clifton P. II and Christine L. Alrich
and Sharon Hunsicker Tripodi ‘63
Bob Anderson
Christopher B. ‘91 and Patricia F. Trombetta
Peter E. Andrejev ‘78 ‘80M
Tucker Appraisal Service Corp, Inc
and Kristen Maley Andrejev ‘81
Noble Jr and Maeve T. Tucker
D. Stuart Armstrong ‘68
Michael C. and Frances L. Santino
Schell Brothers, LLC
Lori Wachter Schell ‘97 and Christopher H. Schell
Frederick C. Schenck ‘51
Betty Howe Schonauer ‘62
Thomas D. Schonauer ‘62*
Kristopher P. Schroeder ‘00
James E. ‘90 and Sonya N. Tuerff
Nancy Turner-Eatough ‘82 and Scott D. Eatough
Jack P. Varsalona ‘70 ‘73M ‘84EdD
and Tracey Bremer Schroeder ‘00
Louise L. Vinton
Gary W. ‘96 and Della L. Scott
Ann Shepard Visalli ‘87 ‘90M and Jeffrey W. Visalli
Valerie Andrejko Walton ‘81
* deceased
Ann Yelland Adornetto ‘88 and Michael Adornetto
James and Linda Ake
and Martha Christianson Armstrong ‘78
Brian M. August ‘00
Robert G. ‘77 and Kathleen J. Baker
Martin O. Bakos
Richard T. and Mary Ellen F. Bane
Kenneth B. Barnes
Bruce G. Cataldi ‘77 and Leah Hughes Cataldi ‘75
W. Gary and Margaret A. Caufield
Mark J. and Katherine M. Cavanaugh
John F. and Patricia A. Cawley
Richard C. Cecil ‘52 and Ruth Stein Cecil ‘62 ‘67M
Robert F. Chandler ‘70 ‘74M
and Michael P. Cunningham
Cunningham’s Irish Pub
Hugh E. III ‘84 ‘00M and Mary Curran
Terry L. and Constance B. Daigle
Stephen H. ‘84 and Sheila J. Darwin
Davis Insurance Group, Inc.
and Alison Ingham Chandler ‘81
Glenn F. ‘79 and Faith S. Davis
Jack A. and Charlene M. Chapman
Keith A. Davis
Christ Church, Georgetown
Philip R. and Christine M. Davis
Theodore R. Christopher
Robert T. Davis Jr. ‘80
Steven M. Cicconi ‘00
William H. Davis Jr. ‘84
and Tonya Bonawitz Cicconi ‘95
and Lisa VanKleeck Davis ‘85
William A. Ciconte Jr. ‘73
Paul A. ‘72 and Elizabeth J. Davolos
CIGNA Foundation
Lewis P. DeAngelis Jr. ‘88
Joseph A. and Adriane L. Cirelli
and Kristine Chamberlain-DeAngelis ‘88
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Delaware Orthopaedic Specialists, P.A.
Lynne Falkowski
Angela Fielder Hahn ‘93 and Daniel Hahn Sr.
Lawrence A. Jacobs ‘67 ‘71M
Barbara Daly Lemmer ‘86
Margaret Davis DelFabbro ‘83
Anthony R. Farina
Kerry Orendorf Halbedl ‘02 and James A. Halbedl
and Katharine LeMaistre Jacobs ‘71
Daniel W. Lentz ‘74 and Wanda Swinney Lentz ‘06M
William S. Levine ‘81
and Adrian R. Delfabbro
Daniel S. Farren
Brian J. Hale ‘82
Donald C. James ‘64 ‘66M
Steven M. Dellose ‘91 and Jayne E. Murray ‘96
Andrew W. ‘92 and Kimberly S. Feldmann
Ryan M. Haley ‘06
and Doris Ziebutski James ‘64
Sidney S. Liebesman ‘86
Susan B. Liebesman
David C. DelPercio ‘89
Michael A. Fiorentino ‘73
Daniel H. Hall Jr. ‘99 and Jennifer Pase Hall ‘99
Bruce W. Jester ‘74 and Lynn Anderson Jester ‘74
and Susan Murphy DelPercio ‘91
George Fiorile
Margaret M. Hall
John C. Jester
Keith A. Lilienfeld
Margaret Happoldt Litchko ‘68
David I. ‘04 and Lynn A. Derman
George F. and Janice Fischbach
Keith A. Handling ‘70 ‘81
Thomas M. and Kelly J. Johannsen
Neil J. Desmond ‘74
Joseph H. Fisher ‘66 and Linda L. Luchs
and Linda Getz Handling ‘69 ‘73M
Ralph S. Jr. and Susan Johnson
Karen E. Lofthouse
Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation
John M. III ‘89 and Lynne A. Fletcher
Matthew A. Handling ‘97
Jones Lang LaSalle
Jerome F. and Audrey V. Lombard
Michael M. ‘92 and Jacqueline Dewey
James L. Jr. ‘73 and Elaine C. Ford
and Susanne Lesniak Handling ‘98
Jeffrey B. and Jeanie Jones
Scott E. and Laurel P. Loveless
Gregory P. Foster ‘79
Ronald F. and Nancy W. Harper
Michelle Judge
James M. ‘74 and Halina G. Lovett
Norman E. Frank ‘78
William L. Harris ‘79 and Wendy Silver Harris ‘78
Jennifer Pearson Kaden ‘98M and James B. Kaden
Thomas W. and Barbara Lugg
Richard L. Freebery Jr. ‘74
Robert E. Harrison Jr. ‘81
Kelly A. Kane
Rick ‘09M and Marcella A. Lynch
and Nancy Proud Freebery ‘80
Guy P. Haselmann ‘86
Howard M. Kaplan ‘95 and Elizabeth Ash Kaplan ‘95
Gregory C. Mack ‘75 ‘78 and Gail Davis Mack ‘92M
Daniel J. Freeman and Jill Floore
Roy Hayman
Wayne J. Karch ‘80 and Karen Trudnak Karch ‘80
Thomas M. Mackiewicz
Sandra Klein Friefeld ‘80
Clifford B. Jr. ‘59 and Bonnie B. Hearn
Craig A. Karsnitz ‘74 and Kathi Eleuterio Karsnitz ‘75
Paul E. Maguire ‘75
Mark and Leslie Frisina
Cheryl Vasey Hecht ‘82 and Michael J. Hecht
Sarah G. Kathan ‘12
Daniel J. Maher Jr.
Todd A. Fritchman
Harold J. Heitmann
William A. Kearns III ‘91
Kenneth P. Jr. and Maureen T. Manlove
Gilbert J. Fuchs and M. Diane Gedling
Mark J. ‘81 and Kathleen S. Heller
and Rachel Wohlstein Kearns ‘96
Christopher F. Garrick ‘05
Gary A. and Sarah E. Helm
John A. Jr. and Edith J. Kelly
Jeffrey T. ‘88 and Karen A. Garrison
Joseph W. Jr. and Mary M. Hemphill
Stuart A. and Frances P. Kenworthy
Rodney L. Garrison
Morgan L. Hendry III
Tammy E. Kern
William R. Garvine
Ian A. and Danielle Hennessy
Edward and Nora L. Kessler
General Mills Foundation
Arthur W. ‘59 and Norma J. Henry
Theodore F. Killheffer Jr. ‘58
Gail Pomichalek Gerace ‘80
D. Charles Herak ‘85 ‘94M
Joseph E. Kindregan IV ‘68
Kenneth D. Gibbs
Randall C. Herbein ‘75
Lorraine Sanger King ‘65 and Alan C. King
David H. Gicker ‘72
Kim A. Herrman ‘79 ‘81M
Matthew J. Kinservik and Mara P. Gorman
Sandra Leisey Gilbert ‘74 and Joseph C. Gilbert III
Mark ‘80 and Joyce Hicken
G. Randal Kirk ‘69 ‘74
Michael P. Gillespie
Harvey L. Hirst Jr. ‘52
Steven D. Kirkpatrick ‘81
and Nancy Corcoran McFadden
George E. Glynn Jr. ‘50 ‘65M
Joshua C. ‘90 and Erin Hitchens
Eric B. and Jennifer L. Kmiec
Joseph J. McGrail ‘87 and Linda Rullo McGrail ‘87
Thomas J. and Jennifer D. Goldbach
Scott C. Hoffman ‘93 ‘99M
Linda Keskemety Knarr ‘80 and James E. Knarr
Michael F. McGrath ‘73M
Marilyn Goldberg
Mark A. Holfelder
Neil O. Knarr ‘69
and Linda Derr McGrath ‘77
David W. Goodrich
David G. Holmes ‘90 and Laura Glazer Holmes ‘90
Elaine Pomian Knobloch ‘82
Richard A. McGuire ‘03 and Cocca L. Zambelli ‘01
James A. III ‘61 and Anne E. Gorry
Sharon L. Howett ‘78
Berton E. and Sallie Korman
Joseph M. McGuirk ‘76
Graboyes Commerical Window Co.
Suzie F. Hurlock
W. Barry and Sandra W. Kurman
Michael J. ‘85 and Kristin T. McIlvaine
Terry Graboyes
Ronald L. Hutchison ‘73
Michael H. Larkin ‘73
William T. ‘57 ‘66M and Meurial W. McLain
and Donna Ascolese Eissner ‘83
Greenberg Supply Company, Inc.
and Silvia Agra Hutchison ‘75 ‘94M
Jane Lemmer Laroussi ‘85
Bennett V. ‘56 and Patricia E. McLaughlin
William E. Emerson III
Gary W. ‘74 and Angela E. Greenberg
Lauren Hylton
Gregg H. ‘81 and Amy L. Larson
Brian J. ‘82 and Suzanne M. McLaughlin
Envirotech
R. Scott Griemsmann ‘93
Christopher J. Iacoi
Paul A. ‘89 and Noreen M. LaSorsa
William McLaughlin
Jo Ann Ewald
Edmund J. and Mary C. Gubernot
Cheryl Masterson Jack ‘90 ‘97M
Carol S. Layton
Rex L. ‘63 and Sharon B. Mears
Richard J. ‘79 and Cynthia J. Fagan
Edward J. Hagerty
and William M. Jack II
David R. Legates ‘82 ‘85M ‘88PhD
Scott R. and Melissa A. Messina
Michael J. DiBartolomeo ‘73 ‘85M
and Pamela Ganteaume DiBartolomeo ‘74
John F. Dickerson ‘03 ‘11M
and Tracy Byrd Dickerson ‘87
David C. Doane ‘77 and Jamie Figgs Doane ‘76
Robin Biddison Dodd ‘59 and Paul H. Dodd
David S. ‘79 and Eileen S. Dolente
Robert J. Jr. ‘50 and Alice W. Donaghy
Mark J. Donald ‘71
Brock A. Donovan ‘05
and Kristin Cellucci Donovan ‘06
Darryl S. and Sharon H. Dorr
Frank P. Downey
Barbara A. Doyle
Carol Hilty Droge ‘74 and Michael A. Droge
Raymond A. Druss ‘74
Michael E. ‘67 and Clare R. Dunning
Douglas L. Dunston
Duraclean by Sue and Barb
Eileen Durham ‘94
Barbara Goldbach Duszak ‘70
Bernard L. ‘68 ‘71M and Loretta L. Dworsky
Maryann McKinley Eastep ‘87 ‘10M
and Jeffrey W. Eastep
David G. Edwards ‘91
and Shannon L. Lennon-Edwards
Carl M. Eissner ‘79 ‘86M
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DEVELOPMENT & ALUMNI RELATIONS
Mark J. ‘71 ‘88M and Sandy S. Manno
Linda F. Manuel
Scott D. Many ‘87
Frank J. and Rose Mary Marinelli
Kathryn L. Mason
Joseph Mays
Kevin J. and Stefanie McBride
Beverley Perry McConnell ‘72 and Jack McConnell
David G. McDonough
James P. McFadden ‘50
William J. ‘62 and Carole D. Lehman
* deceased
Bonnie Taber Meszaros ‘80M ‘86PhD
James E. Pileggi ‘75 and Pamela T. Nichols
Douglas R. Shaab Jr. ‘83
Truist
Michael Jr. and Helen P. Zeroka
and Craig A. Meszaros
Mark J. and Judith H. Pilnick
Debra L. Shenk ‘74
James E. III and Deborah P. Turner
Steven W. Zorrer ‘84 and Laura L. Fontana
John F. Miller Jr. ‘68
George R. and Karen F. Piser
Holly Hildabrant Shoemaker ‘94
United Way of Delaware
Theodore C. ‘54 and Sylvia H. Zutz
and Constance Marshall Miller ‘68 ‘73M
PMC Financial Services, Inc.
Audrey Kujala Showalter ‘77
Robert T. Van Ness ‘50
Roland M. ‘51 and Margaret K. Mills
Vivian Lingo Postlethwait ‘72 and Thomas M.
and Gary L. Showalter Sr.
Gerald J. Vaughn
COACH’S CIRCLE BLUE
Michael M. Miorelli ‘81
Postlethwait
Lauren Murray Simione ‘95
Robert Veghte
Charles W. II ‘82 and Susan H. Mitchell
T. Shaun Prendergast ‘78 and Nancy Doherty
Joseph J. ‘64 ‘66M and Barbara S. Slobojan
Ronald J. Vegoda
John L. Mitchell
Prendergast ‘81
Marc E. and Jana K. Smith
Emmett and Patricia N. Venett
Martha R. Mitchell
David G. Rash ‘78 and Susan Kay Rash ‘80
Robert C. ‘72 ‘74M and Janet L. Smith
Joseph A. Vietri
Robert and Sherri Mitchell
William J. and Joan Reader
Timothy J. Smith ‘83 and Judith Palmer Smith ‘84
Joseph C. ‘78 ‘80 and Karen E. Virion
John P. ‘91 and Kimberly C. Modesto
Norman D. and June A. Reed
Jason L. Spence ‘93 and Sunday Kramedas Spence ‘94
Vincent J. Vukovich ‘05 and Jessica Fasy Vukovich ‘01
John H. Moeser III ‘85
William F. Reinicker ‘50
Leslie A. Spicer
H. Kemp Vye III ‘71 and Rebecca Wittmeyer Vye ‘72
Morgan Stanley & Company, Inc.
G. David III ‘80 and Louise J. Reynolds
William C. ‘75 and Rebecca C. Stackhouse
Andrew J. Wagner ‘56
Daniel R. ‘74 and Cecilia W. Morgan
Kevin Reynolds ‘77 and Valerie Holtje Reynolds ‘77
Edward P. and June B. Stafford
Todd A. Wakai ‘89
James C. Morris Jr. ‘82
Marlin G. and Joanne L. Ridley
Judith McArdle Stanard ‘90 and Roderick D. Stanard
and Sandra Hamrick Wakai ‘91 ‘11M
Robert I. Morris Jr. ‘73
Marilyn A. Ries
J. Michael Stanford ‘83
Debra Emmert Warrington ‘76 and Alan D.
Harry L. Morrow
David Riggin ‘62
John R. Starzmann ‘68 and M. Carol Hitchens
Warrington
Kevin and Elizabeth A. Moylan
Paul K. Rizzo ‘77 and Dorothy Murray-Rizzo
Starzmann ‘68
Richard E. Waterhouse ‘75 ‘81M
James T. Mullin ‘87
Road 9 L.L.C.
Larry E. and Karen L. Steenhoek
and Julie Wixson Waterhouse ‘73 ‘79M ‘97PhD
Francis C. Jr. ‘80 and Donna Albera
Karen L. and George E. Murphy
Bonni Bennett Roberts ‘98 and Paul D. Roberts
John G. Stinson ‘71
Denise McDermitt Waters ‘78 and Robert A. Waters
Frank A. and Marcella M. Albero
Paul M. Murphy ‘86
W. Gregory Robertson ‘84
John W. Stout
Kathryn Smith Watson ‘75
Alan ‘82 ‘84 and Donna Aleixo
James L. Murray ‘69
Matthew J. and Lynn Robinson
William J. Stout ‘57M
Karen Sheldon Watts ‘85
Edward M. Allen
James S. Murray ‘78
Anne Palumbo Roe ‘00
Spencer H. Stradley ‘74
Jay R. Wenger
Jacqueline Wheeler Allen ‘71 and George E. Allen Jr.
Drew Nardiello ‘79
Thomas J. ‘64 and Barbara E. Roman
Myles Swann
Brian A. Werner ‘01 and Amy Humfeld Werner ‘01
John B. Allen ‘53 and Shirley Binns Allen
Dino Nardo
Martha Brown Rowedder ‘78
Brian T. and Valerie L. Swift
Steven Wesley ‘01 ‘04M
Susan Goodwin Allen ‘61 and Ronald A. Allen
Richard M. Nietubicz ‘07 ‘09M
Grace Hopkins Russell ‘82 and Stephen A. Russell
Robert J. and Judith D. Taggart
Edward L. and D. Colette Wheatley
Alliant Techsystems, Inc.
Robert W. ‘55 and Laverne A. Oggenfuss
Victor A. and Gina Sage
Robin L. Talley ‘84 ‘96M and Richard P. Szvitich
John D. Wheeler
Carlos and Monica Alonso
John F. O’Neal ‘94 and Jennifer Hirschenfang
Craig S. ‘72 and Rita Savage
Nadine Scattaglia Taylor ‘86 and John B. Taylor IV
John R. Williams ‘55
C. Matthew Alrich ‘04
O’Neal ‘93
Frederick F. Scheing ‘76 ‘80
Robert E. Taylor
Kelly Cawley Williamson ‘99
Nancy J. Altemus
Janice Z. and Charles J. O’Neill
and Heidemarie Herglotz Scheing ‘76
Wallace W. Thayer
Frank and Carroll D. Williar
Robert B. and Paula P. Ament
Daniel E. Orendorf ‘70 ‘74M
Edmund F. Schieffer Jr. ‘79 ‘90M
Bonnie Waller Thomas ‘86
Paul L. III ‘82 and Linda M. Willis
Dennis J. Jr. and Regina L. Anderson
and Marjorie Beckwith Orendorf ‘66
and Susan Allen Schieffer ‘79
Theresa Boutin Thomas ‘82 and G. Martin Thomas
Matthew J. Wilson
Jay G. and Elizabeth D. Anderson
Herbert M. Orensky Jr. ‘79
Zachary M. Schmidt ‘97
TIAA-CREF Financial Services
Thomas L. Wingate and Tammy L. Brown-Wingate
John P. Anderson
and Jill Burns Orensky ‘79
and Julianne Perry Schmidt ‘97
John J. and Alice B. Tiernan
H. Alex Wise ‘68
Richard C. and Carolyn B. Anderson
Alfred H. Pagano
Robert D. Schroeder ‘72
Brian C. Tilyou ‘91 and Christine Liskow Tilyou ‘92
Aloysius Woerner
Sheila Bobbs Anderson ‘92M and Lee G. Anderson
John C. and Nancy L. Papen
Jason A. Scott ‘89 and Melissa Sochurek Scott ‘88
Myles L. Tintle III ‘86
Andrew E. Wojcik III
David N. Angebranndt ‘12
Timothy W. Parosky ‘91 ‘03M
Marvell Scott ‘95
Richard T. ‘80 and Tracy E. Tomasetti
Edward E. Wood Jr. ‘82
Robert E. ‘69 and Norma Jean Annett
Denita Y. Patrick
Scruggs & Carmichael, P.A.
Thomas C. and Deborah A. Toner
Kenneth E. Wood ‘51 ‘58M
Erik C. App ‘01
Kathryn Townsley Pendergast ‘98
Ronald M. Scrutchfield ‘80 and Judith Hynson
Jessica L. Woodruff
Adam C. Ardise ‘00
Scrutchfield ‘83
Donald H. Torbert
Janet Deuber Peters ‘83 and Todd A. Peters
Donald C. Townsend ‘82
Lyleen and John E. Woomer
John F. Askin Jr. ‘71
Raymond A. Petrucci ‘71
Scott W. and Amy A. Selheimer
and Alicia Sasso-Townsend ‘82
John E. and Rebecca Yingst
Samuel J. Pettyjohn Jr.
George J. ‘72 and Maryann Sestak
Michael H. and Dina L. Treml
Janet Mulligan Zeevalk ‘76
* deceased
William ‘80 and Lisa H. Abernathy
Charles H. ‘53 and Doris W. Abrams
Access Group, Inc.
Christopher P. Acevedo ‘88 ‘00M and Kathryn
Anderson Acevedo ‘89
Kenneth A. Adams ‘11 and John D. Smith
Alice Hale Addicks ‘63
Gregory G. ‘72 and Victoria X. Adey
Darold M. ‘81 and Denise M. Adkins
George A. Adkins ‘54
Millard S. Adkins
Nadia Adly
Dennis J. Advena Jr.
and Kathleen Mickle-Askin ‘74 ‘78M
Michael Asplen
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George B. Atkinson ‘76 and Julie Cox Atkinson ‘78
Gretchen Becker ‘90
Boudart ‘84
Michael D. Brown ‘81
Robert A. Carcel
Sandy Stephens August ‘03 and Michael P. August
Victor P. Jr. ‘51 and Dolores M. Beiriger
Michael R. Boulanger ‘70
and Elisabeth Mueller Brown ‘81
Eduardo Cardenas
James M. Carey
David Austin
Robert J. and Roxanne Belcher
Richard A. Bourque ‘75
Patrick J. Brown
Norah E. Austin ‘10
G. Scott Bell ‘83 and Nancy Sparacino Bell ‘82
and Judith Zanzinger Bourque ‘74
Richard C. ‘77 and Debra D. Brown
Mindy Zitner Carey ‘76
William A. and Sally E. Austin
Taweechai and Suwaluck Benjasupawan
Lisa C. Bowe ‘86
Richard E. and Vera L. Brown
Ross A. Carey ‘81 and Maureen Rigley Carey ‘83
Francis P. ‘69 ‘71M and Mary M. Bach
James J. Bennett ‘73
Kristen E. Bowers ‘04 and Keith E. Griesbaum
Sterling E. and Annamarie Brownlee
Michael T. and Hope R. Carfagno
George L. Bader Jr. ‘76 and Natalie Hanna Bader ‘75
Deanna Dovre Benson ‘85M and Richard N. Benson
Gina Poltrok Bowman ‘94
Stephen M. Bruno ‘91
Joseph Carlo
Michael A. Baeurle ‘85
Ronald P. Benton
Sharon Rivera Bowman ‘03M and Roger K. Bowman
Richard L. Bryan ‘79
Adolph F. Carlson III ‘61
and Rebecca Gould Baeurle ‘88
Keith E. Bergstrom ‘01
Donna L. Boyce ‘88
Kelley McCall Bryant ‘01 and Gregg A. Bryant
Amy L. Carlson ‘92 ‘98M and Geoffrey F. Borland
Vincent T. Jr. ‘88 and Kate H. Bagli
Richard E. Berl Jr. ‘76 and Sheree Jones Berl ‘79
Royal L. Boyer
Alexander G. Buchholz
R. Wayne Carmean ‘61 ‘68M and Vicki Roth
Craig B. ‘68 ‘70M and Diane F. Bailey
Matthew R. ‘97 ‘01M and Stephanie G. Berman
Amy Miklovis Boyle ‘91
Jennifer M. Buckley ‘01
Carmean ‘64 ‘83M
Nancy E. Bailey
Charles A. Berry ‘89
Peter T. Boyle ‘99
Robert C. Buckley ‘71 and Linda Marple Buckley ‘70
Donna M. Carroll
Gary A. Beste
Paul M. Bozentka ‘88
Robert P. and Karen T. Buckley
Robert R. Carroll ‘60
Harold C. Betts ‘52
and Laura Hutchison Bozentka ‘85
Susan Brown Buckley ‘52
Timothy D. Carroll ‘94
Milton W. Jr. and June E. Betts
John K. and Vickie L. Bozick
Stacey L. Bunting-Thompson
Bill J. Carson
Larry R. and Nancy L. Bickings
Joan S. Bradford
Paul J. ‘13M and Mihyon Burch
Benjamin J. Carter ‘04
David C. Biddle Jr. ‘81
Kevin P. Bradley ‘91 and Tracey Keller Bradley ‘92
Joseph E. and Donna J. Burg
Evan M. Carter ‘11
Paul Jr. ‘68 and Phyllis B. Biddle
Stanley J. Bradley Jr.
Michael B. Burke ‘96
Vernon C. Carter Jr. ‘93
William R. Biggane
W. Michael Bradley
and Shannon Bane Burke ‘96 ‘99M
Zachery C. Carter ‘74 and Janet Inter Carter ‘76
Michael L. Biggs ‘72 and Susan Carpenter Biggs ‘72
James L. Brainard II ‘08
Timothy D. Burke
John C. ‘92 and Janet H. Caruccio
Christian M. Bilella ‘02
Matthew W. Brancato ‘84
M. Brent and Linda M. Burns
Tiffany Carver-O’Malley ‘02
and Kimberly Beckner Brancato ‘83
Samuel W. ‘75 and Linda A. Burns
and Joseph T. O’Malley III
Russell Brand ‘10M and Beth Grillet Brand ‘95
Cathy A. Burris
Sandra Loose Casciato ‘84
James H. and Sarah H. Brannen
Patrick W. Burris ‘05 and Nicole Coyle Burris ‘05
and Christopher C. Casciato
Roger D. Brenegan
William J. Burris
Donald J. and Mary S. Casey
Jeffrey Brennan
Amanda Burton ‘09
Christopher J. Cashman ‘83
Nicole Ball Brennan ‘03
Randall N. Bush ‘72 ‘75M
and Mary Dietz Cashman ‘85
Sean F. Brennan ‘85 and Mary Courtney Brennan ‘90
James L. and Mary E. Butkiewicz
Colleen Walsh Caskey ‘08
William J. Brennan and Verna M. Byre
James P. Butler and Jane Crowley
William R. Cassel ‘66
Natalie Bush Brickley ‘90 and Samuel D. Brickley II
Todd M. Butz ‘86
Karen Jones Brinker ‘85 ‘12M and Gary Brinker
Dennis C. ‘00 and Elizabeth Byrne
Rodney D. Bailey ‘88 ‘98M
and Kathryn Watkins Bailey ‘97
Francis V. and Sharon F. Bailor
Henry W. Baker Jr.
Lauren A. Baker ‘11
Herbert and Mary E. Balaguer
Joseph Balaguer Jr.
Janae Rutter Baldwin ‘84 and John T. Baldwin
Ivan ‘06 and Kelly Baldychev
Sidney ‘53 and Carol P. Balick
Paul Bilger III ‘82
Adrienne C. Bane ‘97
David J. Biloon ‘71
Hal and Colleen D. Baner
Stuart and Catriona Binder-Macleod
Bank of New York Mellon Corporation
Robert F. Biscaro
James A. ‘69 and Judith J. Barger
Aggie Bixler-Kurtz
Cathy VanSant Barkley ‘75 and Thomas Barkley
Chad T. Blackson
David A. and Jean R. Barlow
Steven V. and Elaine S. Blanchard
Andrew S. Barratt
Christine Ellis Blessing ‘90
Douglas G. and Lucille A. Barrett
Karen Berman Bloom ‘86
Brian K. Barrows ‘95
Robert W. Bloom ‘73 ‘75M and Lynne Adams
and Jennifer Welling Barrows ‘91
Bloom ‘99M
Rod and Debra Brittenham
Robert J. Cairo ‘81
Anthony J. Bartocci ‘02 ‘11M and Maureen Pearce
Scott A. and Hilary W. Bloor
William L. III and Lucille M. Broelmann
Scott M. Calabrese ‘90
Georgia Boines ‘64 ‘66M
Terry L. and Linda Brohawn
Walter T. Caloway ‘86 and Mary Fagan Caloway ‘84
Truman H. Bolden Jr. ‘92 and Tia Truxon Bolden ‘93
Hugh T. Broomall Jr. ‘06EdD
Jeanne-Marie S. Camac
John T. Boote Jr. ‘89
George F. Brosius ‘56
Joseph A. Campise
James M. ‘82 and Jean Y. Booth
Albert D. ‘75 ‘77 and Glenda D. Brown
John W. ‘77 and Regina Z. Campo
Karen Emas Borbee ‘85
George R. Brown ‘66
Michael B. Campo and Donna M. Robinson Campo
Robinson M. and Donna S. Bordley
James A. Brown ‘66
J. Thomas Cannon Jr. ‘74
Bryan J. Bossard ‘89 and Kimberly Grau Bossard ‘92
Kaye O. and Patricia C. Brown
and Frieda G. Vandegaer ‘77
J. Christopher Boudart ‘85 and Jennifer Morton
Lawrence A. Brown ‘71 ‘72 ‘77M
David O. Cansler
Bartocci ‘02 ‘05M
Michael E. ‘79 and Barbara J. Bass
William A. Bathon ‘05 and Jill Randolph Bathon ‘07
Steven G. and Katherine S. Batson
Jennifer Orendorf Baur ‘95 and Michael P. Baur
M. Scott ‘86 and Donna Baylis
Richard J. Beach ‘86
John B. and Christine E. Beal
Dennis L. and Kathryn R. Beaufort
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DEVELOPMENT & ALUMNI RELATIONS
Christa L. Carberry ‘02
and Lillian Riley Cassel ‘68 ‘73M ‘87PhD
David T. Cathcart ‘69
and Susan Rawstrom Cathcart ‘69
George and Lisa Cattermole
Carmen M. ‘58 and Betty C. Cella
Rich and Grace L. Cetlin
L. Aaron Chaffinch ‘74
Thomas G. and Jessica Chakonis
Robert C. ‘72 and Toi Chambers
David and Kathryn B. Chapdelaine
Luke R. Chapman ‘07
and Meredith Sullivan Chapman ‘07
Joseph G. Charma ‘92 and Dawn A. Calzada
* deceased
Heath B. Chasanov ‘91 ‘98M
Sharon Cooper
John R. and Nancy H. Davis
William W. Dodds ‘72
Ellsworth V. Edwards ‘83
and Caryn Brown Chasanov ‘00
Vinnie Cooper
Olin B. Jr. ‘76 and Diane D. Davis
James S. Jr and Comfort F. Doe
and Gail Greenamoyer Edwards ‘70
Jessica L. Chason ‘11 ‘14M
Joseph Cordrey ‘06
Robert J. and Julia A. Davis
Brian F. Dolan ‘80 ‘90M
Carey A. Egan ‘96
Charles T. Chatterton Jr. ‘86 ‘88M
and Jennifer Eaton Cordrey ‘07 ‘09
Dominick A. and Mae W. Davolos
Jerry Domanico ‘89
Susan R. Eisner
and Carol Rival Chatterton ‘90
Travis Cosaboom ‘62 ‘64M
Brian K. Dawson Esq
Ivo Dominguez
Douglas M. Eitelman ‘03
Michael and Monica L. Chernow
Joan Molaison Couch ‘79
Franklin J. Dawson ‘86
Andrew C. Donatelli ‘85
Donald J. Elliott
Chevron Corporation
Allan W. Cox ‘87
Patricia Bogan Dawson ‘80
Robert C. Jr. and Sharon M. Donato
Glenn K. Elliott ‘69 ‘73M
Michael E. Chinn ‘12
Laura M. Cox ‘75
Brian Day
William C. Donavon Jr.
and Linda Dodd Elliott ‘70
Susan Chipman-Comoglio ‘75
Louis H. Coxe V ‘78 ‘90M
Randolph DeCampli, Jr.
Craig and Darla Donnellan
Mark S. and Darlene Elliott
Sara A. Christian
and Hollis Albert Coxe ‘79
Antonio A. DeGeorge ‘92
Patricia L. and Scott W. Dooling
Renee DuFlon Elsman ‘80
Edward D. Christiansen
David C. Craik ‘81
James J. DeGeorge ‘91
Eric J. and Debra J. Dorfman
Christopher G. Emerick ‘78
Barbara Bizik Christianson ‘91
Kathleen Morgan Cramer ‘82 and Earl Cramer
Matthew A. Delaney
Dennis Dottin-Carter
Ralph P. and Sharon M. Emerson
David F. Christopher ‘01
John S. Craven ‘66 and Maria Cicchetti Craven ‘66
William E. Delaney III
William M. and Maureen P. Dougherty
Robert E. and Eileen J. Emrich
Joseph F. Jr. and Nadine Cieniewicz
George J. Crescione ‘05
Stephen M. ‘87 and Anne E. Delargy
Frank J. Dowd ‘86
Robin E. Emrich ‘80
Brian T. Cilento ‘98
Keith A. Crisp ‘88 and Susan Grieco Crisp ‘87
Delaware Electric Co-Op
Thomas B. Dowd III ‘90
Gregory C. Engelmann ‘88
Dennis and Heather Cini
Anthony W. and Bonnie L. Croce
Delaware State Chamber of Commerce
and Ellen Weimer Dowd ‘93
and Jodi Eby Engelmann ‘91
John J. Cipriano Jr. ‘72
William A. and Adrienne P. Croll
Samuel A. DeLeo
Timothy W. Downey ‘89 ‘92M
Alan J. and Linda Engle
Charles A. and Dale B. Clark
Timothy M. Cronin ‘03
Kaes R. Delgrego ‘06
and Katherine Hajec Downey ‘91 ‘94M
Elaine Eppler-Cratty and Joseph N. Cratty
Lisa Detar Clark ‘84
Caroline Lee Cross ‘90 and Richard H. Cross Jr.
Timothy P. DeLoache ‘83
John F. Downham Jr. ‘75 ‘79
Michael B. ‘85 and Patricia L. Epstein
Marty Clark
Terese A. and Gerard R. Crotty
and Lori Soden DeLoache ‘86
James E. and Judith C. Downing
Brian A. Erenrich ‘11
Kirk and Julia Clemens
Frederick J. Crowley Jr. ‘79 ‘88
Deloitte Foundation
John G. Droppa*
Laurence E. ‘62 and Barbara B. Erera
Eric E. Cline ‘91
and Debra Hrubes Crowley ‘73 ‘78M ‘97
Albert P. and Candi H. DelPizzo
Wendy A. Droppa
John L. Erickson Jr. ‘64
Scott G. Cloud ‘98
James M. Cruikshank ‘81
Anthony M. III ‘58 and Carol M. DeLucas
Ryan W. Drummond ‘04
and Shirley Altemus Erickson ‘62
and Kimberly Chilcutt Cloud ‘94 ‘07M
Grace Griffith Crum ‘79
Frederick J. and Kristen L. DeMicco
Michael J. and Susan M. Dubb
Betsy H. Erisman
W. Thomas Jr. ‘67M ‘75M and Lois K. Coder
Richard A. Cunningham
David A. ‘75 ‘78 and Leslie W. Denny
Kris B. Dufner ‘03
Vicki Campbell Ervin ‘73 and Stephen C. Ervin
Lauren M. Cognigni
Denis A. Curran ‘72 ‘75M
Margaret F. Dent
Michael P. and Denise Dufner
Wynne Wilson Esbitt ‘82 ‘85
Michael D. Cohler ‘82
and Susan McCaulley-Curran ‘78
Michael Deptula
Alan Dukart
Paul D. Escher ‘92
Richard A. Colbert ‘78 ‘86M
Robert L. Cvornyek ‘75
Daniel H. Derick ‘84
I. Newell Duncan ‘47
William H. Eubank Jr. ‘89
and Catherine Horney Colbert ‘80
James M. Dahlhamer ‘92M ‘98PhD
and Patricia Murch Derick ‘88 ‘99M
Peter M. Duncan ‘04 and Kristin Tym Duncan ‘98
Robert J. and Kerrin D. Cole
Butch and Trina L. Dail
Charles S. Derrick ‘63 ‘65M
William D. Dunn
Kevin P. Collins ‘12
Christopher J. Daino ‘11
and Anna Clemente Derrick ‘67
Bernard L. DuPlessis III ‘79 ‘97M
Daniel S. Colunio ‘97
Conner W. Dalton
Sean B. Devine
and Leslie Frank DuPlessis ‘79
Roscoe L. Exley ‘59 and Sonja Magnus Exley
J. William Colunio
Janecy E. Daly ‘76
Kenneth DeVivo
Kenneth Dvorak
David G. Facciolo
Comcast Advertising Sales
Diane Ventresca Dambach ‘72
Ennio DiAlessandro
Jenifer L. Dziewit ‘98
Melvin A. and Sharon M. Fager
Matthew J. Conboy ‘84 and Gail Miller Conboy ‘83
Sharon Brody Daniel ‘86 and Robert J. Daniel
Albert A. ‘67 and Elizabeth J. DiClemente
Chandler S. Jr. ‘59 and Sharon K. Eason
Matthew J. Failla
James W. and Lisa A. Connelly
Vincent D. and Mary M. D’Antonio
Jonathan T. Diggs ‘03
eBenefits Group Northeast
James G. Faller ‘62M ‘67PhD
David C. Conte ‘12
James J. Danz
and Katie Hansen Diggs ‘04 ‘09M
Michael K. Eberly
Michael J. Conte
Michael R. Darr ‘75M
Ronald A. Dilatush ‘82
R. Bruce Eberly
Dennis S. and Cheryl L. Conway
Miles A. Darst Jr.
David A. Dill ‘89 and Cheryl M. Hipp-Dill ‘89
Robert P. ‘88 and Roseanne A. Ebert
Leo F. ‘74M and Aileen D. Conway
Doris C. and Harry W. Davidson
Robert C. and Jane E. Dinan
Jean Eckrich ‘77
Moira A. Conway ‘01
Eugene R. Davis ‘81 ‘03M
Dion, Solomon & Shapiro, LLC
Nathan L. Edmunds ‘83
Rachael L. Conway ‘12
and Gayle McVey Davis ‘81
Erich J. Dodds ‘82 and Kathryn Mohr Dodds ‘89
Carl J. and Ann M. Edwards
* deceased
and Jean Roeder Eubank ‘72
Joseph Evan ‘56
Wayne D. Evans ‘69
and Catherine Eliades Faller ‘58
Sarah Wilson Farmer ‘75
Lynn Farquhar
Richard H. Farwell ‘67 ‘72M
Timothy M. Faust
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Mitchell R. Fawcett Jr. ‘76 ‘83M
Robert M. Francis ‘81
Vanessa George
Bruce T. and Jeanne A. Gorman
David L. Hammer
and Beverly Ramsdell Fawcett ‘74 ‘80M
Page J. Frank and Karen M. Page
Steven K. and Sue Ellen S. Gerber
Stanford A. Graber ‘69
George A. Hammond ‘78
Lisa M. Featherer ‘68
Geoffrey L. Franklin ‘94 ‘01M
Howard O. Gerken Jr. ‘66M
Alexander C. Graham III ‘67
and Joan Hopkins Hammond ‘79
John R. ‘72 and Judi T. Feeney
and Jessica Taylor Franklin ‘94
and Cassandra Hancock Gerken ‘68
and Barbara Fortner Graham ‘70 ‘87M
Rebecca Reid Handloff ‘98 and Brian J. Handloff
Martin A. Fees ‘91M ‘93M
Joseph R. Jr. and Patricia A. Frantz
Steven J. Germani ‘86
Dean M. Graves ‘79
John P. Hanenfeld ‘79
and Sheila Keegan Fees ‘85M
Karl Frantz ‘62
and Catherine Rothman Germani ‘86
and Margaret Pezzano Graves ‘78
Daniel E. Hanks III ‘90M ‘96PhD
Samuel G. and Geraldine C. Feldman
David F. ‘02M and Susan H. Frederick
Robert A. and Margaret E. Gessler
Alicia Greco ‘08 ‘11M and Brian C. Walker
and Norma L. Gaines-Hanks ‘74 ‘97EdD
John R. Felten ‘64
Deidre Immediato Frederick ‘78 and Lyle V. Frederick
David Giacomini ‘84 ‘92M
Pamela Gilpatrick Green ‘75 and James C. Green
Robert Hannah
John E. ‘73 and Tammy L. Fenimore
Sidney W. French ‘62
and Nancy Geist Giacomini ‘01EdD
Robert J. Green ‘71
Stephen B. Harden Jr. ‘03
James R. Fennemore ‘88M
and Catherine Reinhardt French ‘62
Douglass P. Gianforte ‘84
Rocky and LeeAnn Green
and Jennifer Lobley Harden ‘03
Gary W. Ferenz ‘79 and Rhonda Couch Ferenz ‘79
Donna Anderson Frentzel ‘72
and Jan Gardner Gianforte ‘84
Douglas A. Greenfield ‘52
John A. and Mary T. Harper
Howard S. Ferguson ‘72
and Theodore W. Frentzel Jr.
Greta R. Gibboney ‘11
Andrew G. ‘74 and Stephanie M. Greenholt
Melissa Brown Harpster ‘92 and Richard H. Harpster
Ann B. Ferreira
Samuel J. Fresconi ‘75
Thomas E. and Priscilla G. Gibboney
James A. ‘77 and Lori A. Greenwell
Douglas N. and Julie A. Harrington
George E. ‘70 and Joan A. Fersch
Christopher C. ‘98 and Kerri D. Frey
John J. Gibbons ‘66
Claire M. Greenwood ‘01
Lauren A. Harris
Allison M. Fezza ‘11
Pamela Stock Frigo ‘84 and Gary Frigo
William W. Gibbons ‘88
Charles L. and Susan Gregan
Sharon V. Harris
Brian Fink
Stephen F. Fromyer Jr. ‘78
Michael R. ‘76 ‘79M and Debra A. Gibson
Kathleen Feeley Gregory ‘76 and Cristen J. Gregory
William T. Jr. and Bridget C. Harris
James K. and Robin D. Finnegan
Katherine M. Fryling
Garry G. and Robin S. Gilbert
Willis C. Jr. and Ruth A. Grier
Charles A. Harter
Leonard F. ‘69 and Elaine E. Fischer
Richard J. ‘77 and Lorraine C. Fugazzi
Gary G. Gill ‘57 ‘60M
Jeremy R. Groff ‘01
Richard S. Harter ‘80
Elizabeth A. Fish ‘87
Dorothy Catts Fuhrmeister ‘48
Paul J. Gillerlain ‘86 ‘91M
Ralph L. Groves ‘63
William and Roseann Hartley
Ryan P. Fisher ‘98
Gregory L. Fullhart ‘69
Glenn A. and Muriel Gillespie
Kevin J. Gruber
George H. Jr. and Jean Hartman
Joel E. Fishman and Pamela C. Biddle
and Judith Williams Fullhart ‘80 ‘91M
Robert E. Gillette and Debra S. Reed-Gillette
Adam J. Gruman ‘88
John C. and Dominique D. Hawkins
James and Gloria B. Fitzpatrick
Robert J. Funderburk
Carey Sebastian Gillis ‘98 and Dixon F. Gillis
Scott A. ‘87 and Beth Grzenda
Daniel R. Hayes ‘90
Sarah Gause Flanders ‘86 and James F. Flanders III
Joseph R. Sr. and Jennifer G. Furlong
Brian W. Ginn ‘00 and Rachele A. Martincavage ‘99
Christopher E. and Jane A. Gubernot
Conway H. Hayman ‘71
William M. Fleetwood
Stephen B. Furman
William E. Gioffre Jr. ‘91
Jeanne Dervishian Gulasarian ‘85
John T. Hayman
and Linda Watley Fleetwood ‘73
John A. Jr. and Kimberly Futcher
and Lisa Toner Gioffre ‘97M
and Mark J. Gulasarian
William R. ‘64 and Darene Hazel
Barbara R. Fleming
Samuel L. and Shelley Gaertner
Shirley O. Giofre
Deborah M. Hackett
Arthur P. Healy and Maria E. Grodsinsky
John M. Fletcher Jr. ‘63
Mary C. Gahan ‘08
Eric and Suzanne L. Giosa
Donald H. Hadley II ‘72 and Joanne Rash Hadley ‘69
Robert J. ‘77 and Ersilia M. Healy
and Anne Tavani Fletcher ‘64
Galleyware Company
Lawrence V. and Juanita E. Giusti
Dorothy Guth Hadley ‘64 and Joseph W. Hadley
Alexander M. Heath ‘14
Kristy Fletcher
Michael T. ‘79
James C. Glanden ‘66
George B. Hadley
David C. and Debra G. Heath
Jennifer Root Fleury ‘92
and Susan J. Gamel-McCormick ‘79 ‘03PhD
and Patricia Christy Glanden ‘65 ‘70M
Carol Renfrew Haft ‘84 and Daniel H. Haft
Jeffery and Barbara N. Heath
Edward and Tammy C. Fluta
Mark J. and Patricia C. Ganc
Matthew B. Glanden ‘02
Robert A. Hagerty ‘55
Michael D. Hebert ‘87
FMC Corporation
Keith J. Garagozzo ‘92
Goldberger & Kremer,
and Barbara Keane Hebert ‘87
Susan Magagna Fols ‘74 ‘86M
Charles O. Garbini ‘82
Attorneys & Counselors at Law
Steven B. Hahn
Gary H. Heckert ‘72 ‘76 and Beth A. Mineo
Patricia M. Forbes
Bryan J. Goldberger ‘80
Michael R. Haley ‘79
and Marjorie Tharpe Garbini ‘86
Mitchel S. Heckert ‘06
Jeffrey W. and Barbara B. Garland
D. Michael II ‘96 and Marcy B. Gomez
Donald R. and Melanie B. Hall
George W. Forbes III ‘68
Michael G. Heinecken ‘61 ‘66M
Patrick M. Gately ‘97
Jeffrey F. Gomez ‘79
Leonard H. Hall
and Ellen White Forbes ‘74 ‘01M ‘07PhD
and Carol Kelk Heinecken ‘62 ‘69M
Carl E. and Diane E. Force
John J. and Sharon W. Goodill
Paul A. Hall III
J. Donald Jr. and Mary Ellen Gattie
Susan Schanche Heiss ‘79 and Ralph E. Heiss
Ryan M. Gawlas ‘07
Dale H. Gorchoff ‘74
Robert M. ‘72 and Michelle C. Hall
James W. and Teresa J. Ford
Christopher A. Heldt ‘81
Courtney L. Forrester ‘99
Dennis P. and Maryanne B. Gordon
William A. and Patricia L. Hall
Debra P. Gayda
Audrey Krogh Helfman ‘85M ‘93PhD
James T. and Elaine R. Geiser
Patrick C. and Elisa Gordon
Kevin Hamill
Neal H. and Lori E. Forster
Alisan Buckley Henderson ‘53
Joseph A. Fortunato
Reid E. Gorecki ‘02
Robert G. Hamilton ‘62
David A. ‘56 and Constance A. George
and Mary Ledyard Hamilton ‘64 ‘71M
John B. and Stacey A. Henderson
Patricia A. Fox ‘97
Malcolm T. and Bonnie A. George
Amy Moran Gorman ‘80
Julia Malinowski Hamm ‘95 and Dennis K. Hamm
Paul L. Henry ‘74 and Patricia Baca Henry ‘76
DEVELOPMENT & ALUMNI RELATIONS
* deceased
Mark C. ‘78 ‘81M and Faith S. Hepler
Eric B. Hudson ‘98
John B. Jones Jr.
Thomas J. and Andrea Kirk
Michael D. Kwiatkowski ‘70 ‘72M
Matthew G. ‘08 and Lindsay M. Heppner ‘07
Guy R. Hudson ‘85 and Lauren Frusco Hudson ‘84
Larry C. and Beverly J. Jones
Richard G. Kirshner ‘85
MaryPat Kwoka
Kevin D. and Krista Herbein
John I. Hudson ‘81
Norman J. and Colleen A. Jones
Annette Zavishlock Kissel ‘69 ‘73M
Meghan Petry Lagace ‘04
Drexel M. Hermann ‘91 ‘96M
Susan Gell Hugel ‘73 ‘74M and David H. Hugel
R. Brandon Jones Jr. ‘66 and Lois Priebe Jones ‘72
and Joseph F. Kissel
Michelle E. LaLonde ‘10
George A. Lanciault ‘79
Edward A. and Christina L. Herr
Ronald K. Hull ‘75M and Susan Wagner Hull ‘91M
Jonlyn of Seaford, LLC
Kiwanis Club of Dover, Inc.
P. Robert Herr ‘61M
David Hume IV ‘94
Francis M. Jornlin II ‘78
Brett R. Kleckner ‘90
and Andrea Pollari Lanciault ‘77 ‘82M
Lisa Szczerba Hertsenberg ‘90 ‘97M
Anita L. Hunter ‘84
and Ann McNelis Jornlin ‘74 ‘78M
William L. Jr. and Catherine K. Kleimann
Bradley O. Lane ‘72
David M. Hess ‘80 and Marion Forst Hess ‘84
Thomas M. Hunter ‘77M
Francis R. Julian ‘69 and Mary Roser Julian ‘72
Jordan M. Kligerman ‘96
Matthew H. Lane ‘93
Irvin H. and Janet L. Hurwitz
Megan Zeager Kain ‘00 and William N. Kain
Valerie Carlson Klimowicz ‘80
Ervin H. Lange ‘66
Gerald K. and Penny Husbands
Katy M. Kakol ‘11
and Michael P. Klimowicz
Charlotte Hedlicka Langrall ‘50 ‘61M
Leta Schneckenburger Hutchison ‘86
Michael Kalafut
James R. and Beatrice A. Kloster
Ross M. Jr. ‘58 and Mary G. Lanius
Gregory P. Lanshe ‘90 and Maureen Wells Lanshe ‘90
Donna Hewitt
Peter Higgins
Bevin Kelleher Hileman ‘06 and Michael R. Hileman
Douglass A. Hill ‘95
and Scott N. Hutchison
Jonathan D. Kalvoda and Sandra Roberto
Alan T. Knight Jr. ‘57 and Virginia Paul Knight ‘59
Richard B. and Jane M. Hilton
Leonard and Nancy M. Hutschenreuter
Darin T. Kapanjie ‘97
Raymond M. Knight
Sheila Moore Lanzalotto ‘88
Parada Laoprakorn
Andrew C. Hipple ‘05
Catherine D. and Andrew T. Hutson
Elyssa J. Kaplan ‘98
William S. Knightly ‘72
Robert A. Hipszer
Phillip O. Hutton Jr. ‘71 ‘73M
Gerald J. ‘03M ‘14PhD and Deette R. Kauffman
K. C. Knobloch ‘82
Zachary T. Lapenta ‘09
Thomas S. Hirst ‘66 and Carol Grubb Hirst ‘65
and Linda Hill Hutton ‘73
Joseph Kavchok III ‘03
Whitney A. Knopf ‘70 and Adele Finarelli Knopf ‘70
David C. Large ‘76M
Robert W. and Nancy L. Hoag
Donald P. and Frances A. Hylinski
Kathleen C. Keath ‘90 ‘08M
Donald S. ‘70 and Denise M. Knox
James R. Laser ‘69
Anne Mills Hobbs ‘86
Michael A. Iannucci ‘04
William B. Keene, Jr. Jr.
David A. and Heidi M. Kobb
Stephen F. Laskowski ‘80
and Christie Sacchetti Iannucci ‘05
Jean Hayes Keene ‘56
Lane L. Kohl ‘06
and Christine Allen Lewis ‘85
and Kimberley Fukui Hoeschel ‘87
Maureen Berg Insua ‘65
James W. Kegelman ‘88
Steven K. Kokol ‘82
Corey J. Last ‘03 and Kristin Ford Last ‘04
Carol E. Hoffecker ‘60
Milton ‘49 and Alice K. Isaacs
and Natalie Forster Kegelman ‘91
Richard J. and Judith C. Kolodgie
Christine Larson Laudorn ‘97
Steven and Charlene M. Holden
J. P. Anderson Agency, Inc.
Matthew F. Kegelman ‘78 ‘93M
Christopher M. Kolodzey ‘01
Kathleen P. Lavelle ‘06
Leigh Thompson Hollander ‘83
Patricia Wilkinson Jackson ‘81
and Mary Novack Kegelman ‘78 ‘00M
Robert E. Koontz ‘89
George A. Lawrence
Eric A. and Monique L. Holloway
Mark S. ‘69 and Barbara L. Jacobs
Elizabeth M. Keighley ‘07
Peter N. Korolkoff ‘81
David Layne
Michael W. Holloway
Joseph Jakubowski ‘01
Leon A. ‘72 and Anne H. Kelly
James M. and Diane K. Korolog
James M. ‘70 and Jean M. Lazarski
William J. Holloway Jr. ‘75M
Robert J. and Sandra Jaskolski
Larry H. Kendall
Edward J. Kowalczyk ‘02
David J. Leager Jr.
and Maryann Greway Holloway ‘98M
Vincent J. and Lynne Javier
Nicholas A. Kendus ‘06
Daniel J. Kozek ‘06
Ronald E. and Suzanne R. Lear
Judith P. and Charles H. Holmes Jr.
Ronald G. Jedlicka Jr. ‘99 and Katherine M. Sohr
S. Clark ‘76 and Mary Lou C. Kendus
Michael and Barbara A. Kraft
Jeanette G. Leary
Rose Castle Holmquist ‘83
Lisa M. and George L. Jefferson
Theodore L. Kent ‘00 and Kelly Funk Kent ‘97
Lara Bottone Krall ‘92
Sheila M. Leary ‘78
and Leonard H. Holmquist Jr.
Patricia Williams Jeffery ‘81M and Jonathan B. Jeffery
Gregory R. Keriazakos ‘82
Spero J. Kramedas ‘88 ‘92M
Jeffrey N. Leckstein ‘00
Joseph R. and Carol Hood
Barbara K. Jenkins
Zack Kern
and Julie Brockington Kramedas ‘89
Jon C. Lee ‘09
John W. Hoopengardner
Charles I. Jenkins Jr. ‘87
Donna Goodson Kerr ‘78 and Walter A. Kerr
Larry and Kathleen M. Krasley
Ernest A. Lehman ‘73
Carroll F. Hopkins III ‘06
Peter P. ‘85 and Christine B. Jenkins
Kimberly Kolba Kerr ‘88 and Michael J. Kerr
Henry E. and Annabelle C. Kressman
Scott W. Lehmann ‘11
Lindsey E. Hopper ‘11
Susan Hobday Jenkins ‘75 and Richard S. Jenkins
Dawn Keyell
Allan Kujala
Todd A. Lehr ‘99
George C. and Frances C. Hopson
Sarah Cowles Jerotz ‘97
B. Terence ‘85 and Kelly A. Kilpatrick
David A. Kujala
Kelly Torbert Leitsch ‘00
Kenneth D. Horne ‘63
David R. and Linda A. Jewells
John F. Kinder
Christopher L. Kulp ‘95 and Kristen Sipics Kulp ‘95
John M. Leitzke ‘92
Paul J. Houdart and Tina L. Spinken
Adam L. Jines ‘08M
Brian J. King ‘09
Gerard F. Kunkel Jr. ‘81 and Paula Butera Kunkel ‘82
Michael R. Lennon
Thomas F. Houghton ‘81 and Sarah E. Scott ‘81
Craig L. ‘84 and Tracy A. Joachimowski
Gladys Dorman King ‘84 and Paul A. King
William P. Jr. and Jacqueline S. Kupper
Mark R. and Michelle K. Leppo
Mark A. Howard ‘81
Roberta T. Johanson
H. Lee and Carole A. Kinnamon
Frank J. ‘78 and Constance L. Kurzeknabe
Scotton S. Levis ‘74 and Beverly A. Kime-Levis
Thomas A. Howard
Christopher G. Johnson ‘10
Kevin and Cherylann A. Kinney
Robert H. and Carol H. Kutteh
Kevin and Patricia M. Levonaitis
Denise Inglisa Hubbard ‘84
Derek L. Johnson and Kristine M. Wellman
Kimberly L. Kinsella
Michael D. Kutzer ‘05
Francis J. Lewis Jr. ‘92
Patti R. Hubbard
Robert A. Jr. ‘73 and Karen Johnson
Jonathan M. ‘05 ‘07M and Sandra Kirch
and Lindsay Novotny Kutzer ‘06
and Deborah Cohen Lewis ‘93
F. Andreas Hoeschel ‘85
* deceased
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Gary G. Lewis
Christine Baker Lyness ‘89 ‘96
Bonnie Moxey Maxwell ‘05M
Douglas J. Merkel ‘74 ‘94
James E. and Kathy M. Moran
J. Wayne Lewis ‘72 and Jane Hayes Lewis ‘66
Robert C. MacCloskey Jr. ‘78 ‘84M
Carl Jr. and Charlene N. Mazzarelli
and Susan Permar Merkel ‘75
Robert T. Moran
Kenneth A. Morley ‘70
James D. Lewis III
Roger W. Magazino and Carol Dillon
Robert T. McAlpine ‘58
Stephen Merkel
Kenneth A. and Anne B. Lewis
Michael J. and Nanette F. Magnotta
and Jane Hammell McAlpine ‘60
Jack L. Messman ‘62
and Virginia Butters Morley ‘70
Joseph A. III and Judith Lieberman
J. Eric ‘63 and Elizabeth K. Magnus
Gary T. and Stephanie McAneney
Todd J. Metzger ‘94 and Rachel Downey Metzger ‘95
Mark M. Moroz ‘07 and Patricia Bailor Moroz ‘95
Malcolm H. and Marion M. Liles
Brian P. Mahoney
Donna J. McBride
Will Metzger
David R. and Laura M. Morris
Robert J. and Theresa Lingenfelter
James J. Mahoney Jr. ‘99
Paul J. and Jeanne M. McClafferty
Laura Davenport Meyer ‘88 and William H. Meyer
Jeffrey Morris
Charles R. and Marianne T. Link
Mike Mahoney
Bruce F. ‘79 and Barbara B. McClure
Alan Michael
Morristown Agway
Douglas M. Linneman ‘92
Paul J. Major III
Jill Graber McCormick ‘93
Christopher ‘77 and Virginia I. Michaels
John L. Morrow Jr. ‘73
Ronald C. and Deborah M. Linton
James R. Malin
Kevin J. McDermott ‘93
Martin S. ‘96 and Terri L. Micklin
and Dana-Jeanne Fricker Morrow ‘73
Mary L. Liprie
Kenneth J. and Stephanie Malin
and Candace McGarry McDermott ‘93
Robert W. Midgley ‘07
Kevin B. and Lori A. Morrow
Charles J. Litz Jr. ‘51
Malins Market
Joseph G. McDonough ‘83
and Michelle Stephens Midgley ‘08
William T. Moser
Joan Aneda Llera ‘64
Kelly Malone
and Christine Ricker McDonough ‘83
Jay A. Miers Jr. ‘80 and Kelly Wittmann Miers ‘79
Marie Harrar Moses ‘85 and Wayne L. Moses
Martin B. McDonough Jr. ‘72
Andrew G. Mihaly Jr. ‘79
Kenneth R. Moules ‘79
and Martha Mavity McDonough ‘74
Stephen M. Miklas ‘08
Lawrence P. Moye
Connie L. McElwain
Miller Realty, Inc.
S. Jacob ‘99 and Amanda J. Much
Thomas A. McEntire
Andrew L. ‘62 and Barbara M. Miller
J. Paul Mueller ‘66 ‘68M
Marie McDonald McFarlin ‘76M
Bonnie L. Miller ‘82
Michele Halasnik Mueller ‘80 and Jeffrey H. Mueller
Charles R. and Carole A. Miller
Adam C. Mullan ‘08
Hugh C. ‘52 and Stella H. Miller
Mark P. Muller ‘63
Patrick Miller and Rebecca Toddes-Miller
and Karen Croney Muller ‘63 ‘84M
Stephanie R. Miller ‘05
Lolita Mullin
Todd S. Milligan ‘96
Robert A. ‘07M and Karen M. Mulrooney
Bob D. Mills
David S. and Gail P. Mumford
Chad R. Mills ‘11
Kristin Wasniewski Mumford ‘00
William A. Mills ‘74 and Carol Bryson Mills ‘72
and Mark L. Mumford
Dorothy W. and David W. Milsom Sr.
Corey N. Munch ‘05
Steve E. Minor ‘79 and Vicki Turpin Minor ‘80
David L. Munch ‘71 and Phyllis Rogers Munch ‘78
Kenneth S. Mitchell and Christine M. Brew-Mitchell
Thomas E. Murphy ‘89
Wayne L. and Donna S. Mitchell
Brian T. Murray ‘79 and Karla Standley Murray ‘79
Monarch Environmental, Inc.
David F. Murray ‘86
John T. Mongan ‘82
Eric S. Murray ‘87 and Linda M. Smith
and Carol McKenna Mongan ‘81
Katherine Connare Murray ‘90
William C. JD and Louise A. Montoya
and Timothy D. Murray
Aaron M. Moore
Lori Bartoli Murray-Shreve ‘85 and John W. Shreve
Andrew C. Moore and Mary E. Auld
Joseph D. and Gloria Nardo
Jeanne Pepper Moore ‘68 and Gregory Moore
Raymond and Ruth H. Naton
Robert M. Moore ‘78 ‘82M and Karen J. May ‘82M
Kenneth W. Nelson ‘92
Ronald C. Moore Jr. ‘91
Theodore O. Neufang
Sean H. ‘95 and Shane Moore
New York Life Insurance Company
Reza F. Moqtaderi ‘71
Newark Deli and Bagels
and Susan Mitchell Moqtaderi ‘69
John H. and Jane Y. Newcomer
James A. ‘89 and Christine E. Lockwood
Francis G. ‘73 ‘81M and Linda F. Maloney
Pegeen McLaughlin Lodge ‘80
James V. Maloney ‘84 ‘98M
Brian A. Lofink ‘98
Jane Mayer Mangat ‘75 and Manuranjan S. Mangat
Veena Loftus
Stephen M. Mangat ‘04 ‘12M
John F. and Lisa M. Long
Terri L. Manley
Thomas O. ‘78 and Bonnie A. Long
C. Fredric Mann ‘80 and Patricia Foti Mann ‘80
Chad L. Longyear ‘94 and Erin Gisslin Longyear ‘98
Jessica L. Mannella ‘97
Roy H. Lopata ‘72M ‘75PhD
Teresa K. Manniso ‘13
Howard J. and Kristine Lopes
Amy Manomai
F. Clark Lord III ‘84 ‘87
Harold C. Marden Jr.
Nicholas J. Lordi Jr. ‘85
Bayard ‘63 and Sonia S. Marin
Robert F. Loss III ‘62 and Eleanor Quirin Loss ‘62
Dianna M. Marinaro ‘14
Ronald A. and Jessica L. Lotrecchio
John G. and Jill A. Marinaro
Nicolette J. Lotrionte ‘09
Kathleen Fagan Marini ‘80 and Robert A. Marini
Bernard Lovenvirth
Patrick L. Markovic
John L. Lowther
Linda Wood Marquess ‘84
William M. Lowther ‘67
Craig E. Martin ‘74M
and Martha Hinchliffe Lowther ‘71 ‘93M
J. Ronald Jr. ‘87 and Susan L. Martin
Antonio G. Lucas Jr.
John C. Jr. ‘60 and Elizabeth H. Martin
Michael J. Lucchesi ‘06
Robert R. Martin
Donald N. Ludlow ‘76
David L. Marvel
Richard M. ‘69 and Frances O. Lunsford
William T. and Joan P. Marvel
David C. Lutes ‘95 and Laure Hutchison Lutes ‘98
Cindy Maser
James W. Lutrzykowski ‘63
Robert A. Massaferi ‘78 ‘84M
H. Kevin ‘83 and Christine A. Lutz
Sandra P. Mather
Nancy M. Lynch
Rebecca Seitzer Matsko ‘86
T. Gregory Lynch ‘76 ‘89M ‘01EdD
Brian P. ‘93 ‘97M and Jill K. Matson
and Patricia Yearsley Lynch ‘77 ‘85M
Diana W. Maxmin
DEVELOPMENT & ALUMNI RELATIONS
and Samuel E. McFarlin IV
James W. McGinness
Marylane McBurney McGlinchey ‘67
McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
Larry E. and Linda L. McGuire
Joseph T. McHale Jr. ‘86
and Lauren Birnbaum McHale ‘89
Margaret Gehlhaus McIntyre ‘76 ‘81M
Kristin McKenna
Peter A. and Janis K. McKnight
W. S. and Laurie A. McLaren
Frank B. McLaughlin ‘85
Thomas J. McLaughlin ‘75
John J. McMahon Jr. ‘68
Anne McMillan
Rebecca A. McMillin ‘13
James W. ‘80 and Barbara A. McNaught
Groome Mears III ‘76 and Jill Gordon Mears ‘79
Elsie Meccariello
Jared M. Mehl ‘98
Jason K. Melrath
Brandon P. Menchaca ‘08
V. James ‘69 ‘82M and Barbara C. Mercante
* deceased
Craig O. and Patricia C. Newman
John G. Partilla III ‘86
Robert A. Pribush ‘68
William D. Reid ‘80
Brian M. Rorick
Rachel R. Nicholas ‘08
Ann A. Pasquariello ‘82
and Bonita Colvin Pribush ‘70 ‘71M
William H. Reign ‘50 and Relva Pierce Reign
John and Deborah Rorick
Deanna Rafalli Niggebrugge ‘87
Matthew Patterson ‘82
Calvin O. Price Jr. ‘77
Loretta A. Reilly ‘86
Kristin Kern Rose ‘00 ‘06M and Kevin M. Rose
and Robert H. Niggebrugge
William B. Paugh ‘09
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
Richard S. Reiner
Jordon N. and Sharon S. Rosen
Gary S. ‘82 and Dana M. Nitsche
Donald R. Paul Jr. ‘76 and Linda Tebbutt Paul ‘78
Joseph S. Sr. and Christina L. Prieto
Roger A. ‘73M and Sandra W. Reinicker
Dorothy H. and Seth W. Ross
NNN Assests, Inc.
Kenneth S. Pawloski ‘84
Ryan J. Pringle ‘05
Brian S. Reiss ‘94
Robert G. Rotanz ‘80
Tina Susi Nolte ‘90 and Christopher G. Nolte
and Angela Galla Pawloski ‘94
Dianne E. Prost
Joshua I. Reitzes ‘96
and Margaret A. Blaney-Rotanz
Kris ‘83 and Melinda R. Nonnenmacher
Michael and Patricia E. Peaks
William C. Protheroe
Paul J. and Jacqueline Renner
Kyle A. Rotelli ‘08
Donna Milano Norris ‘80
Richard D. Pearce ‘68
Rita Hall Purcell ‘68 and Alexander H. Purcell III
Stephen Repka II
Robert A. and Nancy M. Rothman
Richard and Wendy Nuel
Robert K. Pearce ‘71
Abigail C. Pyeritz ‘09
Robert C. Reuther ‘85
Loston and Rita F. Rowe
Albert E. Nunn ‘54
and Renita Moglioni Pearce ‘71 ‘75M
Jennifer Watt Pyle ‘79 and Harvey B. Pyle
and Maureen Wilkinson Reuther ‘85
Todd D. Royer ‘92M
Linda Llera Nuoffer ‘98
Andrew J. and Jane E. Pedinoff
John A. Jr. ‘67 and Susan Q. Pyne
Gregory S. Reymann ‘05
Janice Russo Rubay ‘52
John A. ‘57 and Patricia B. Oberg
Carisa Hall Pepper ‘95M
Spencer J. ‘69 and Kristine S. Qualls
Chad B. Reynolds ‘00
Michael F. and Jill B. Rubin
Thomas F. O’Brien ‘73 ‘77
PepsiCo Foundation, Inc.
Herschel H. Quillen III ‘73
and Megan Wozny Reynolds ‘01
Jon D. Rubinstein ‘97
and Nancy Capkovic O’Brien ‘72
Thomas Perkins
John J. and Theresa J. Quinn
Jeffrey A. Reynolds
Tyler A. Rump ‘10 and Kathryn Foley Rump ‘07
Stephanie O’Byrne
Gregory M. Perrine
Nolan T. Quinn ‘95
Kimberly A. Reynolds ‘99
Thomas D. Runnels ‘70
Susana G. Occhi ‘70M
Robert D. and Rebecca H. Perry
James E. ‘66 and Vicky Quirk
Rhsj Enterprise LLC
Glenn B. Russell
Barbara Greenwell O’Connor ‘64
Mark C. Pfeifer ‘90 and Ellen Westermann Pfeifer ‘89
Jay P. Radzavicz ‘83
Daniel and Nancy S. Rich
Mary Jo Kennel Russell ‘84
Charis O’Connor
Edward L. Phillips Sr.
Saul G. Rafel-Frankel ‘06 ‘10M
Daniel S. Sr. and Nancy E. Richardson
Deborah Durham Ruth ‘77
Timothy P. and Darlene J. O’Connor
G. Jason ‘99 and Katharine D. Phillips
Jeffrey A. and Joanne T. Raffel
William F. Richins ‘90 and Jodi Papillo Richins ‘88
Clare A. Rutkowski ‘73
Brian J. O’Donnell ‘84
Margaret A. Phillips
Jennifer Rambo
Katie R. Rickards ‘98 ‘01M and Jennifer A. Harpel
Leroy R. Rutter
Cynthia Rhoades Ryan ‘76
Jennifer K. O’Keefe ‘00
Laurie Udell Piazza ‘87
Scott M. Rambo ‘05
John T. Riley ‘71
Thomas J. and Lauren A. Olbrich
John S. and Catherine Piendak
Richard J. Ranauto ‘82
L. Erik Ringoen ‘92 ‘95
Kyle J. Ryan ‘08
Michael D. Sachs ‘92 and Robin Prince Sachs ‘92
Jeffrey L. Olmstead ‘75
Ralph and Tonya C. Pierce
Molly J. Rand ‘09
Carolyn Mendala Rinschler ‘81 ‘88M
A. Christopher Olsen ‘75
Ronald L. and Amy B. Pierce
Alphonso and Evelyn R. Randolph
and Craig R. Rinschler
Peter F. and Kim V. Sadowski
Karl E. Saimre ‘91
and Kathleen Hahn Olsen ‘75
Marjorie Brown Pires ‘84 and Manuel Pires III
Glen M. Rapoport
Charles G. and Karen T. Riordan
Kevin and Tamara Olsen
James E. Pizzuto
Dana L. Rathfon ‘08 ‘10M
Rippin’ Rope Lacrosse
Kyle Salmon
Diane Lease Sammelwitz ‘53 and Paul H. Sammelwitz
Patrick M. and Caroline C. O’Malley
Richard J. Plasket ‘71 and Carol Mueller Plasket ‘71
Jane Jefferson Rattenni ‘84
John M. Rishel ‘63
Eileen Lewis O’Neill ‘76 ‘83M
Stanley P. Plastek ‘77
Thomas P. ‘90 and Lori A. Rausch
H. Earl ‘62 and Brookie K. Ritchie
Dave and Patricia Sanchirico
Nancy E. Sanderson
Kyle H. Orensky
Michael F. and Joanne M. Pohlen
Kimberly L. Raynes
William F. and Carol-Anne G. Ritter
Wade H. and Robin E. Orth
Frederick W. Polaski ‘71
Razorfish
Ann Igo Rizzo ‘75
Arkan Say ‘61M and Carol Harris Say ‘64
Karen M. Orzel
and Mary Jean Walnock Polaski ‘73
Daniel A. Reader ‘92
Dennis E. Roach
Edward G. Sayers
Randolph A. Oswald ‘03 ‘09M
Steven R. Poole ‘86
Daniel J. Reardon III ‘80
Thomas M. and Sandie W. Roberts
L. L. and Joan R. Saylor
Ryan F. Overs ‘04
Alison Lehr Porcelli ‘99
and Sharon O’Neal Reardon ‘74
Frank R. Sr. and Monica Robinson
Leslie L. Saylor ‘91
Arthur Page
Bryan P. Porcelli ‘99
Johanna H. Reardon
William C. and Barbara G. Robinson
Lawrason R. Jr. ‘79 and Elizabeth S. Sayre
Denise Burke Page ‘03 and Robert C. Page
David L. Powell ‘78
Donna L. Redler
Lucas R. Robustelli
James A. ‘70 and Marilyn R. Scelba
Marie Stoltzfus Page ‘83 and Robert B. Page
Todd B. ‘88 and Charlene H. Powell
Rosalyn C. Reed ‘80M
John R. Roche ‘08
Rebecca A. Schachter ‘01
Rudolph R. Paladnietti
Catherine Trexler Powell-Clothier ‘82
William T. Reese Jr. ‘74
Kristofer J. Roe ‘95 ‘97M ‘01PhD
Paul R. and Christine Schaen
Richard S. Panitch Esq
and Leslie R. Clothier
and Marcia Goodell Reese ‘74
Steven W. Rogers
Richard N. and Gail M. Scharmberg
Erin Gemmill Panzarella ‘03 ‘05M
Eugene F. Pratt ‘68
June R. Regan
Louis P. Romanoli Jr. ‘56
Robert C. Schechinger ‘51
Vasan Param ‘94
David L. and Nancy Press
Christopher Reid
James R. Romesberg Jr. ‘01
Rick S. Scheetz ‘87 and Michele Jacecko Scheetz ‘87
Donald E. and Ellen M. Reid
Mark J. and Patricia A. Rooney
Ethel Budin Parsons ‘72 and Donald F. Parsons Jr.
* deceased
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Patricia M. Scherer
Daniel C. Shelton ‘95 ‘02M ‘07EdD
Melanie DiPasquantonio Smith ‘81 ‘85
Brandy Alsop Stoeckle ‘00 and Timothy J. Stoeckle
Michael A. and Jennifer Timmick
Janine M. Scherr ‘05
and Cara Ward Shelton ‘97 ‘00M
and Gregory C. Smith
Harold P. and Shirley Stokes
Dorothy L. Tissue
Andrew P. Schmalz ‘06M
Peter W. Shelton Sr. ‘61
Mykal R. Smith
Herrold E. Stokes ‘65
Robert P. Tkachick ‘78
Gregory F. Schneck ‘77M
Joseph D. Shemanski ‘85
Owen D. Smith ‘09
Kevin L. Stoudt
and Susan McDaniel Tkachick ‘78
Roger Schnee Jr.
and Susan Fortner Shemanski ‘85
Rebecca J. Smith
John Strassburger ‘57
Jean M. Toman ‘82
Roger H. Schnee ‘63M
James H. Sr. and Claire Sherman
Robert S. Smith ‘83 and Donna Methvin Smith ‘83
Michelle Watson Strauss ‘99
Regina M. Tomaselli ‘88
Mark H. Schneider
Michael R. Sherretz ‘01
Scott D. Smith ‘91 ‘94
Edward W. Streets
Kenneth R. Tonge ‘73
and Kelly Scollon Sherretz ‘01 ‘04M
and Maria McLaughlin Smith ‘96
Carl W. Strickler ‘78
and Melisse Fleetwood Tonge ‘73
Horace C. Sherrill Jr. ‘43
Steven A. Smith
Leo E. Jr. ‘85 and Carrie R. Strine
Veronica Sweiderk Town ‘83
and Mary Lou Wilson Sherrill ‘43
Ronald D. and Marjorie C. Snee
Walter P. Jr. ‘67 ‘71M and Barbara H. Stroud
Charles J. Townsend ‘68 ‘79M ‘87M
Jeffrey A. and Denise B. Sherwood
Kenneth D. and Cathy A. Snyder
Wendy Smith Shetzler ‘93 and William Shetzler Jr.
Charles J. Strowhouer
Frank T. Jr. ‘84 and Jean E. Sobonya
Andrew N. Shick ‘92
Richard S. ‘99 and Kelly Strycharz
Jeffrey B. and Jane L. Solomon
J. Scott Shockley ‘09
Cary Sudler
Linda Cook Somers ‘87 and Brian C. Somers
Jacklyn Johnson Shockley ‘87 ‘95M
Frank Sullivan
Mary Mellon Somers ‘78 and Michael Somers
Joseph G. Susan Jr. ‘78 ‘82M
South Jersey Select Lacrosse, LLC
and Cynthia Berry Susan ‘75
South Jersey Stairs, Inc.
Michele C. Swan
Dale J. Southam ‘73
Lisa Cano Sweeney ‘88 and William R. Sweeney
H. Dean ‘73 and Meri C. Spears
Claire Murphy Sylves ‘90M and Richard T. Sylves
Robert Spence
Edward W. Szczerba ‘66
Stephen W. ‘75 and Susan C. Spence
Karen O. Szpyhulsky ‘04
Dennis R. Sr. and Cheryl A. Spicer
Theodore J. and Donna B. Talis
James and Claire Spinelli
Christopher S. ‘87 and Loretta A. Tansley
Felix M. ‘71 and Isabella Spitelle
James Tate
Kelly M. Stafford ‘08
E. Shaw and Carol S. Taylor
Gregory G. Stanek ‘84
Gregory J. Taylor ‘92
Harry L. Starrett ‘67 and Sandra Studley Starrett ‘67
and Meghan Mulqueen Taylor ‘93
Richard A. ‘51 and Louise H. Van Beek
Rodney C. Stauffer
Brad C. Thomas ‘90
Patricia A. Van Leuvan ‘86M ‘88PhD
George E. and Tina M. Steady
David L. ‘81 and Leanne K. Thomas
Paul C. Van Vechten
James L. and Eileen F. Steele
James B. ‘51 and Mary Alice Thomas
David T. ‘64 and Helen G. VanBlarcom
Paul H. Steenkamer ‘87
Daphne Joy Thompson ‘90 ‘92M
Arthur R. Vande Poele ‘54*
and Sharon Johnson Steenkamer ‘88
James J. ‘63 ‘72M and Karin A. Thompson
June J. Vande Poele
Stephanie Lashmet Steenkamer ‘79
Keith N. Thompson ‘74
Barbara G. VanDornick
and Thomas G. Steenkamer
Michael A. Thompson ‘90 ‘01M and Melissa A. Sage
Donald H. Vansant ‘52 ‘55M
Stephen M. Steenkamer ‘91
Karen Long Thuresson ‘88 ‘94M
and Juliett Knopf Steenkamer ‘92
and Dana Thuresson
Malcolm Vendrick Jr. ‘76
Erin Stanislaw Steiner ‘95
Daniel D. and Joanne Tidwell
Douglas E. Vennard
Sara D. Stephens ‘05
Jeffrey D. and Jan L. Tidwell
James Vennard III
Penny Zographon Stevens ‘84 and Richard E. Stevens
Kevin R. Tiernan ‘00 and Kristy May Tiernan ‘00 ‘02
Mark A. Verbanas ‘99
Clayton R. Steward ‘77
Bruce W. Tigani ‘78
Kenneth T. and Teresa M. Stewart
J. Paul ‘76 and Mary Tigani
Kimberly N. Stewart ‘12
Janice Rowe Tigani ‘77
Cass D. and Linda M. Scholes
Maureen T. and Thomas H. Scholz
Christine Schreck
Kenneth H. Schroeck ‘62 ‘64M
and Patricia Malek Schroeck ‘64
Lutz S. and Diane D. Schulze
Mary Schumacher
James F. Schwartz ‘80
Scott D. Schwartz ‘93
Steven F. Schwartz
Gretchen Sekscinski Schweiger ‘01
and Mark T. Schweiger Jr.
Mary M. Schweitzer
Robert L. Schweitzer ‘73M*
David L. and Andrea M. Scott
Donnita M. Scott
Ronald Scott
David and Yolanda Sebastiani
Amanda Porreca Sebra ‘98
Elliot S. Seifert ‘98 ‘02M
and Abbie Mankin Seifert ‘99 ‘01M
Patrick A. Seitz ‘03
Mark S. and Nancy Z. Seldomridge
Robert C. and Helen B. Selgrade
Michael J. Seningen ‘07
Denis M. Sepulveda ‘87
Daniel J. Servus ‘03
Julia M. Shapiro ‘05
Lindsay R. Sharpe ‘07
Roderick W. and Linda D. Sharpless
Barbara G. Shaw
Michael S. and Diane Shaw
Elle B. Sheaffer ‘91
John F. III ‘85 and Dawn L. Shearer
Karen A. Sheats ‘94
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and Preston J. Shockley Jr.
Richard L. Shockley
Emily Shore
Joseph A. Short ‘82
and Georgeann Powell Short ‘82 ‘88M
Jennifer E. Shue ‘94
Allyn M. Shultis ‘05 and Megan McGrath Shultis ‘06
Stephen E. Shuster
Florence Lowry Siemen ‘61
William A. Sigmund
David N. and Denise M. Sills
James L. Simmons III ‘91
Wendell R. Simmons ‘90
and Sandra Cordero Simmons ‘88
William D. Simpson ‘72
Steven A. Sipple
Daniel J. and Patricia A. Sivak
Stephen Skidmore
Thomas H. Skidmore ‘63
and Donna Cage Skidmore ‘64
Orest Skoplyak ‘08PhD
Alexander Slater III
Janet S. Smiley
Bradford L. and Cheryl M. Smith
Dennis P. and Donna L. Smith
Donald T. Smith Jr. ‘79
Jean Keller Smith ‘64 ‘68M and Jerry B. Smith
DEVELOPMENT & ALUMNI RELATIONS
and Judi Schurgard Townsend ‘72
Katherine M. Townsend ‘08
Heather Smith Trabaudo ‘89 and James Trabaudo Jr.
Laura LeRoy Travis ‘90 ‘97M
James M. Trevena ‘79
Robert W. Trivits ‘55
and Doris Carmichael Trivits ‘54
Todd and Melinda Troutman
James E. and Lydia S. Tucker
Robert J. ‘92 ‘95M and Rebecca R. Tucker
George A. Turner ‘08
UHS of Delaware, Inc.
Krista Flewelling Urbaniak ‘95
John P. and Mary E. Urbank
Andrew P. ‘06 and Elizabeth R. Urbanski
Michael and Nancy Valiante
and Elizabeth Mundy Vansant ‘52
and Alison Bossert Verbanas ‘98
Benito N. Vila and Kathleen M. Mulcahy
* deceased
Charles J. Vincelette Jr. ‘84
Timothy Weaver
MaryLouise Matthes Wilson ‘54
Richard J. and Marie C. Zambanini
Lawrence R. ‘58 ‘66M and Barbara V. Catuzzi
and Janice Lukowski Vincelette ‘84
John W. and Louise J. Webb
Paul G. and Sherry A. Wilson
Ann Herchenroder Zaprazny ‘86
Bruce E. ‘71 ‘72M and Susan S. Fad
Glenn D. Hinton ‘70
Thomas N. Vincent ‘62
George A. Webber ‘58
Matthew H. Wimer ‘03
and Donald P. Zaprazny
and Mary Lynn Sarao Vincent ‘86M
Gregory C. Weer ‘72 and Renee Rochelle Weer ‘72
William P. III and Deborah Windish
James L. Zawicki ‘59
and Cathy Brennan Hinton ‘70
James B. McSherry ‘00
Visa
William B. Weihenmayer ‘70
James P. Wineland ‘77
Richard G. Zawisha ‘78
Vision Quest Eye Care Center, Inc.
Patricia D. ‘11 and Daniel L. Welch
Penni Patton Winters ‘91 ‘93M
Deborah Johnson Zdinak ‘92
Fred P. Jr. ‘63 and Madeleine D. Rullo
James H. Sherman ‘82
David W. Vogel
James D. Weldin ‘79 and Sara Romans Weldin ‘93
Mary C. Wisniewski ‘78
Melissa A. Zebley ‘91
Lisa Vormwald ‘05
Anita A. Wellner
Janet Roden Witcofsky ‘84
Brian P. Zeigler ‘03 and Meghan Gallagher Zeigler ‘08
David F. ‘97 and Laura J. Stern
Charles L. and Donna K. Zibreg
Steven C. Taylor ‘78 and Carol McKee Taylor ‘78
Kenneth R. ‘77 and Jill B. Waeber
Elizabeth A. Wellsandt
Jonathan R. Wittman ‘75 ‘78 ‘92M
Daniel R. ‘82 and Frances Wagner
Gary N. and Marilyn A. Welschenbach
and Jacqueline Ward Wittman ‘97
Robert E. ‘76 and Betsy K. Wahlquist
Barry L. and Joanne L. Weltmer
Kaitlyn M. Wittman ‘07
Paul L. and Cheryl A. Waibel
Stephen D. Wesson ‘83 and Lois Clifford Wesson ‘84
John A. ‘64 and Elaine G. Woerner
R. Scott Waibel ‘80
Donald E. ‘70 and Noreen T. West
Jaime Wohlbach
Ledee L. Wakefield
William V. Jr. and Carol A. Westmoreland
John R. and Nancy Wolak
Carl D. ‘51 and Edith R. Walbeck
Richard R. ‘69 ‘73M and Carol K. Wetherhold
Raymond M. Wolak Jr. ‘85
Vernon H. Walch ‘62
Wayne W. Wetterlund ‘76
Brian C. Wolf
Adam J. Walker ‘96 ‘05M
James W. Whalen Jr.
Karen Lewis Wolfe ‘73 ‘03EdD
Elisabeth Yeatman Walker ‘56
Ferris W. Wharton ‘74
Michael L. Wolinski
Director’s Circle Gold
Larry L. Jr. and Bonnie V. Walker
P. David Whitcraft ‘84
Katherine L. Wood ‘07
Richard M. Appleby Jr.*
Christine Glines Wallace ‘94
Gail Elder White ‘77 and Andrew H. White
Melissa L. Woodie ‘12
Steven C. Beattie ‘87
William C. Wallace II and Dawn H. Kreiss
Guy C. White
Diana L. and Clark E. Woodring III
and Kimberly Hannan Beattie ‘87
Carol Ellis
Kurt F. Wallsschleger and Mayla Wallschleger
Merritt B. ‘62 and Irene S. White
J. Alan Woodruff ‘57 and Grace Evans Woodruff ‘57
Andrew R. ‘84 and Sharon D. Cichocki
Douglas S. Ellis ‘77
Andrew Walsh
Ralph H. and Nicole P. White
Virginia L. and Donald E. Woods
Stuart M. and Suzanne B. Grant
Joseph F. Flickinger III ‘71
John J. and Jeanmarie Walsh
Walter E. White Jr. ‘56
Woodward Properties, Inc.
Marvin H. Hummel ‘67M*
Janet B. Fraser
Quentin G. and Ellen C. Walsh
William T. and Judith K. White
Michael Woodward
James B. Miller and Cheryl Nakao-Miller
Christopher C. ‘98 and Kerri D. Frey
Robert M. and Marie T. Walsh
Morton V. and C. Linnea Whitlow
John P. Wootten Jr. ‘86
Alfred L. Minite ‘80 and Susan Gilman Minite ‘80
G. Dallas Green ‘56
Lindsey A. Walter ‘78
Nancy J. and Robert M. Wick
Kent S. and Mary C. Worrall
Ethan A. Stenger Jr. ‘57 and Patricia A. Stenger ‘58
Richard D. Walton ‘71
Stanley T. Wiggins Jr. ‘83
Gary L. Wray ‘79 and Joan Prosser Wray ‘79
Robert A. Woodruff Jr. ‘93
Ginger Ward and Karissa K. Thacker
Stewart M. and Aline M. Wiggins
Robin Neuhauser Wray ‘80
Lowell G. ‘49 and Charlotte G. Ward
Shelley Neiger Wiglesworth ‘86
Everett J. Wright ‘54M ‘57PhD
Olga Ward
Susan Rorison Wild ‘85
James B. Wright ‘68
Ruth W. ‘55 and Patrick J. Ward Jr.
Lloyd C. and Marion L. Wilkinson
Kellyn M. Wright ‘10
Thomas G. and Christine R. Ward
LeBaron S. Willard ‘98
Wright’s Antiques
Eric W. and Martina M. Ware
Daniel B. Willey ‘70
Wynmere Construction LLC
James D. Warmkessel ‘88
Linda J. Willey-Impagliazzo ‘74 ‘90M
Kimberly A. Yackoski ‘99M
Kendall C. Warren ‘07
and Albert S. Impagliazzo
Hideaki S. and Gail S. Yamada
Melville F. Jr. ‘81 and Peni G. Warren
Doris Greenly Williams ‘75 ‘77M ‘87PhD
Frank L. Yannes ‘80
Charles T. Watkins III ‘95
Keith L. and Patricia A. Williams
Daniel J. Watson ‘95
n the following pages, we recognize
Coach’s Circle Platinum
the generosity of our alumni and friends
Brian M. August ‘00
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who made pledges of $1,000 and above
Lex S. Bleckley ‘87
between July 1, 2013 and June 30, 2014.
David H. Carpenter ‘90
Thank you for your continued loyal
Robert R. Carpenter IV ‘86
support of Delaware Athletics.
Thomas G. Chellew ‘99
and Jennifer Hochreiter Chellew ‘94
and Jennifer Lewis Woodruff ‘93
Director’s Circle Blue
Michael G. DeMatteis ‘78
Kevin B. ‘81 and Kimberly S. Dennis
Robert ‘80 and Cindy L. DiLullo
and Sylvia Taylor Green ‘60 ‘72M
Daniel G. ‘99 and Jennifer F. Hammer
Stephen B. Harden Jr. ‘03
and Jennifer Lobley Harden ‘03
Douglas D. ‘71 and Phyllis L. Hopper
James V. ‘78 and Annette Gardella
Kevin P. Linton ‘99
Richard S. ‘92 and Kara P. Hyman
Timothy M. Mahony ‘97
Richard A. McGuire ‘03 and Cocca L. Zambelli ‘01
G. Willy Jr. ‘70 and Stacey P. Miranda
Darren L. ‘99 and Jeannine Pulito
Thomas A. Morgan ‘91
David M. Yates ‘70 ‘76M
and Lynn Olson Morgan ‘78 ‘87M
and Martha Morris Yates ‘75
Troy A. ‘95 and Monica O’Neal
Coach’s Circle Diamond
J. Robert ‘64 and Janet B. Parsons
F. Lee Yeager Jr. ‘68
Jane R. Wilson
Sara R. Yeager ‘04
John J. Brelus ‘78
Newton G. Wattis ‘61
John P. Wilson ‘06
Walter A. Jr. ‘89M and Katherine L. Young
David and Karen Brock
and Ruth Johnson Reynolds ‘64 ‘97M
Gary R. Weaver ‘68
Lynn Dockety Wilson ‘63 and Robert A. Wilson
Thomas J. Yoviene ‘88 and Michele Fox Yoviene ‘87
Stephen B. Camper ‘79 ‘82M
Joseph L. ‘82 and Carol G. Shockley
John E. Patton ‘77
Randolph P. Reynolds Jr. ‘58
and Janet Schimpf Camper ‘79
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R. Christopher Spicer ‘71
Jill H. Eastep
Carolyn Thompson Thoroughgood ‘65
and Kathleen Horn Spicer ‘72
Jack C. Ellsworth ‘70
Donald C. Townsend ‘82
Tavner R. Vantrease Jr. ‘85
Ralph P. and Sharon M. Emerson
and Alicia Sasso-Townsend ‘82
and P. Gale Robertson Vantrease ‘85
Richard T. Faull
Philip A. Tribble
Vincent J. Vukovich ‘05
M. Andrew and Sandra M. Fields
Antonio A. Valdes Jr. ‘87
Timothy Ford
Maria Valdes-Horstmann ‘84
G. Carleton Foster II ‘86 and Kathy Riley Foster ‘88
and Erich T. Horstmann
Fusion Health
Alex J. and Deborah K. Vaughn
William E. Gioffre Jr. ‘91
Donald C. Jr. ‘82 and Margaret O. Vavala ‘82
and Lisa Toner Gioffre ‘97M
George H. Watson Jr. ‘85PhD
Stuart O. Gunter
and Norine Brown Watson ‘93 ‘97M
Bryan L. Hudson ‘96
R. Bruce White Jr. ‘87 and Ryan Zinn White ‘00
Joseph V. Jerkovich ‘62 and Janet Coote Jerkovich ‘63
Jay J. Williams ‘71
Samuel R. Kalb ‘94
Susan Tyson Williams ‘04 ‘10M
and Jessica Fasy Vukovich ‘01
John E. Jr. ‘64 and Barbara C. Wallace
Kenneth L. Wiggins ‘72
Coach’s Circle Gold
John P. Anerousis ‘71 ‘72
James L. Everett ‘63 and Gail Ramsey Everett ‘85M
George C. Jr. ‘79 and Rebecca W. Gross
Edgar N. Johnson Jr. ‘67 ‘70M
and Karen Pawlina Johnson ‘72
Jon J. Mastriana ‘89
Michael M. Miorelli ‘81
John A. Sr. ‘68 and Joanne D. Roslan
Douglas R. Shaab Jr. ‘83
Harriet Nichols Windsor ‘79M ‘88EdD
Michael D. Keogh ‘73
and Kathleen Desmond Keogh ‘72
Kathleen M. Koenig
Brian P. ‘93 ‘97M and Jill K. Matson
Angelo L. Maurelli
Coach’s Circle SILVER
Margo McDonald Miller ‘74 ‘99M
Ronald R. Allen ‘77
and Richard B. Miller II
and Denise DiSabatino-Allen ‘82
Richard C. Mitchell Jr.
Carroll F. ‘70M and Linda A. Ayres
Paul W. Montigney ‘74
Christopher W. Baker ‘89
and Deborah Bunting Montigney ‘73
and Carole Fleetwood Baker ‘89
Wilbert G. Jr. and Shirley Moore
James P. Baker ‘91 and Deborah DeVoll Baker ‘90
Jason A. Motta ‘01
John S. Barry ‘62 and Patricia Fowler Barry ‘64
and Christine Koren Motta ‘00 ‘06M
J. Kurt ‘82 and Debra M. Bartell ‘84
Janet Houston Nelson ‘86 and Eric R. Nelson
Robert C. ‘72 and Toi Chambers
Herbert M. Orensky Jr. ‘79
Robert B. Coonin ‘71
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James F. Jr. ‘77 and Linda W. Kearns
and Thomas W. Williams
Thomas L. Wingate and Tammy L. Brown-Wingate
Martin W. ‘78 ‘83M and Elaine Wollaston
A full list of donors can be found on
bluehens.com/udaf
and Jill Burns Orensky ‘79
and Sally Chardavoyne Coonin ‘72 ‘84M
Brett J. and Kristina M. Orth
Christopher M. Coyne ‘88
Joyce Ryan Orth ‘80 and Walter H. Orth Jr.
Jonathan M. Crook ‘05
Donald ‘66 and Mary K. Petroski
and Alison McCracken Crook ‘05
Paul A. III and Kathleen L. Pusecker
Juanita S. Crook ‘11
Robert N. ‘80 and Ellen E. Reed
Thomas S. Cross Jr. ‘02
Donald F. Robart
and Michelle Marcus Cross ‘02
Jeffery L. and Karen L. Sammons
Leonard L. DiNunzio Jr.*
Kenneth C. ‘66 ‘74M and Geraldine D. Schilling
Mecedes L. DiNunzio
Charles G. Schussler ‘79
Anthony D. DiPilla ‘02
Brenda Hudson Shaffer ‘85 ‘01M
Steven D. Duncan ‘93
and Denis P. Shaffer
DEVELOPMENT & ALUMNI RELATIONS
* deceased
2013-14 WEB STATS
SPORTS
3,182,542 views since Sept. 9 re-launch
2,241,478 unique page views
and
SOCIAL
MEDIA
Same time period the year prior on previous site:
3,660, 107 views
2,554,277 unique page views
Follow and support
your UD Blue Hens
this 2014-2015 season!
NEW
DelawareBlueHens
@udbluehens
*
+ 3,298 followers
NCAA Tournament
announcement
re-tweeted 186x’s.
udbluehens
2,690 fans to date
UDBlueHens
1,165 videos
331k video views
915,673 minutes
of watched
content
www.BlueHens.com
BlueHens.com web site
re-launched*
September 9, 2013
25 m impressions
+ 9,000 gained fans
(figures not for full year)
sports FANS
FRIENDS
and FOLLOWERS
This past fall, Athletics partnered with student Social Media
Ambassadors and provided all-access passes and “Tweet Seats”
for the home opener football game. In return for this VIP
experience, the students posted content to their accounts
with the official Athletics hashtag for 2013:
#BHStateOfMind
19,594
the number of people
who saw the content posted
by those five ambassadors.
770k
the number of people
reached in just the week
of the season opener.
1,300
the number of photos
that were taken using a
professional-grade camera,
available for promotional
use by the University.
137
the number of tweets
sent out before, during
and after the game.
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@udbluehens
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