The Annual Report from Marian University's Office of Institutional Advancement
PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2021-22
ON THE COVER / INSIDE FEATURE REBECCA KUBACKI Leading the Latino Leadership Initiative
ENGAGEMENT AND GIVING HONOR ROLL OF DONORS Gratitude and acknowledgment from Marian University
ANNUAL GIVING REPORT By-the-numbers breakdown
Eternally Grateful Marian University’s commitment to serve as a great Catholic university in this great American city continues unabated, and with greater enthusiasm and record of accomplishment than ever. This annual report highlights our progress and the fruits of your ever-increasing investments in Marian University. Our progress and your generosity make this report an enormous expression of gratitude to the many friends and partners who have joined in this journey of success. The milestones we have reached in our journey of achievement provide a profound proof that a university dedicated to academic excellence, illumined by the light of faith, is a powerful force for good and attracts an ever-growing student body and supporters and friends like you. Our commitment to growing this great Catholic university has attracted many outstanding leaders who have shown, once and again, their courage to venture with us through the choppy economic, cultural, social, demographic, and technological waters of our times. It is powerfully edifying to serve with so many wonderful trustees, faculty, staff, donors, and friends to achieve the terrific progress chronicled in this report. The manner in which we live up to the standards established by the Sisters of St. Francis of Oldenburg brings all of us much joy, and a sense of fidelity to those to whom we owe so much. One major and mighty milestone we reached in Marian University’s progress is that our doctoral education, research, and enrollment growth has placed us in the Carnegie Classification as a Doctoral/Professional University. The Carnegie Classification puts Marian in a group of 423 top universities in the nation. These classifications are used by researchers, policymakers, and administrators, and inform grant-making and research opportunities. Simply stated, Marian University is among the leading universities in the United States of America – this is a big deal! The Carnegie Classification and the many dramatic developments that we have experienced are the fruits of much prayer, a commitment to academic excellence, and the tremendous generosity of many alumni and friends of Marian. All these achievements documented in this, and past annual reports, are only possible because of our unflagging commitment to serve our students well and ensure that we fulfill the Marian Promise. The Marian Promise is a very simple yet profound commitment – that each and every one of our students will be prepared to lead a good life. Furthermore, our
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT OF MARIAN UNIVERSITY
students will be prepared to excel in their chosen professions and other leadership roles they assume throughout their lives. This simple yet profound promise is accomplished by: 1. An education illumined by the light of faith and grounded in values and ethics; 2. Challenging academic programs supported by a vibrant and caring community that guides students in achieving excellence; 3. Innovative, active, and engaged approach to learning on campus and beyond; and, 4. Leadership education that prepares a Trustworthy, Healthy, Inquisitive, and Skilled leader. What is next for Marian University as we boldly venture forward in this decade of service to our students, the professions, and the common good? The strategic plan Journey to 2030: Always Forward , constructed after much research, discussion, and prayer, directs Marian University to a whole new level as a world-class university. Our vision, mission, values, and three strategic priorities center on: 1) Student Access and Success ; 2) Science, Technology, Engineering, Health professions, and Math [STEHM] illumined by the Liberal Arts; and, 3) Faith, Character, and Ethics in Action. Journey to 2030: Always Forward will require considerable resources – excellent leadership, highly skilled professionals, expanded finances, and partnerships that are second to none. It is a worthy journey. Much like Mother Theresa when she journeyed from Austria to Oldenburg, Indiana. Much like when the Sisters of Oldenburg built Marian College during the Great Depression and moved to Indianapolis in 1937. Much like the visionary leadership of the Board of Trustees during this century transforming Marian College to a great Carnegie-1 university. Yes, it will take resources. Yes, it will take a generous effort. Yes, it will take much prayer and grace. This magnanimous effort is more than important to Marian University; It is critically necessary in the times in which we live and for the future we wish to create for our students, our nation, and the world.
President Daniel J. Elsener delivers the Commencement Address at the Graduate and Doctoral Students Commencement Ceremony on May 8, 2022.
Words cannot adequately express my appreciation, nor the thankfulness of Marian University students, colleagues, or the enterprises that have benefited from our graduates’ outstanding influence in the world. My hope is that, reflection on the tremendous good work our alumni are doing - in education, health care, business, engineering, ministry, science, and more - brings you great satisfaction and edification that words will never fully convey. Through this prayerful reflection, you can be assured you are partnering in an enduring legacy of the highest purpose and consequence. Gratefully,
Daniel J. Elsener, President
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RISE GALA HONOREES
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Vicki Yamasaki Franciscan Values Award
Fritz French John A. Purdie Innovator and Mentor of the Year Award
$ 2M
TOTAL RAISED
Ken Tyrrell ’73 Dillon Family Distinguished Alumni Award
[ TOTAL ATTENDEES 1,400 ]
Marian University Signature Events Each year, the Marian University Office of Institutional Advancement hosts and manages many events to bring brand awareness to the university. Events include many alumni day celebrations throughout the year, social gatherings such as the Women of Marian Galantines Day in February, the M-Club’s Champion Zone during football season, and other events to help fund-raise for the university. But the main goal is to raise scholarship dollars to help change the lives of our students. We currently host seven Signature Events that fall under that category listed below.
Clayton Circle of Honor and Wall of Fame Induction Ceremony Founder’s Classic Marian University, Ancilla College Changing Lives Dinner Marian University Gala President’s Appreciation Dinner Scholarship Reception Women of Marian Society Annual Luncheon See more page 6
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CONTENTS Letter from the President
Inside Front Cover
Living the American Dream, Rebecca Kubacki
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Marian University Latino Initiative 2022 Day for the Knights Women of Marian Society Clayton Family Circle of Honor
Founders Classic
Annual Giving Report - By the Numbers
Board of Trustees
Endowed Scholarships
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Endowed Scholarships, Chairs, and Funds Alumni Engagement –The Lifecycle of the 6Ts
Marian University’s Ancilla College
Marian University’s Saint Joseph’s College Honor Roll of Donors (Giving Societies)
On the Cover Born to migrant farmers, Marian University Trustee Rebecca Espinoza Kubacki was an Indiana House of Representative, serving as the first Latina Republican in the history of the Indiana General Assembly.
Marian Society
President’s Circle Franciscan Circle Leadership Circle Knights Circle Oldenburg Circle
Fioretti Circle
Blue and Gold Circle
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Journey to 2030: Always Forward
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M-Club
Women of Marian Society Heritage of St. Francis Society
1851 Society
Alumni Giving (by class year)
Faculty and Staff
In Memoriam
Gifts in Memory, Gifts in Honor
THE OFFICE OF INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT We endeavor to connect
We live everyday with integrity, to focus on getting results, and with a positive attitude.
We are a great Catholic university dedicated to providing students with excellence in learning through teaching, research, and scholarly activities in the Franciscan and liberal arts tradition.
Our vision is to be the best at getting better.
with the Marian University community to maximize philanthropy and engagement in support of Marian’s mission.
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MARIAN UNIVERSITY FEATURE STORY
Living the American Dream Rebecca Kubacki goes from migrant camp to public servant.
As a young child growing up in a migrant camp in southwest Florida, Rebecca Espinoza Kubacki ’22 (Hon.) never would have dreamed of delivering a commencement address to the Marian University graduating class of 2022. To better understand the 2022 commencement speaker, one must first understand where she came from, the leaders that influenced her, and how she feels compelled to give back and lead within the community. Born to migrant working parents in Immokalee, Florida, Rebecca was one of seven children. Her family spent time working in the agriculture fields of Florida and the Midwest before settling, in northern Indiana. Although the Espinoza family had limited financial resources, Rebecca’s parents instilled a strong work ethic, a deep appreciation for the opportunities granted within the United States, and urged their children to pursue their passions—no dream was ever too big. “I remember as a child that my father always took great pride in being part of the United States and encouraged us to maintain our cultural identity, but to also embrace the patriotism and pride of being Americans. We lived in a very modest home, but my father flew an American flag proudly in our front yard, and that has had a lasting impact on me and my siblings,” states Kubacki. As Rebecca and her husband of 49 years, Mike, pursued their professional endeavors and raised their two children, Katharine and Matthew, she continued to feel a calling to serve. In 2010, Kubacki was elected to the Indiana House of Representatives and became the first Latina Republican in the Indiana General Assembly. “My life as a public servant was such an honor. On the night of the election in 2010, we were gathered at my daughter’s house. We were going to support each other as a family, no matter what the outcome. When the results came in and I had won, there were many tears. The tears were not so much for the victory, but the realization of how far we had come as a family from the migrant camps growing up. We have lived the American Dream.” As a public elected official, Kubacki took great pride representing not only her constituents, but so many Latino men and women who had not been engaged with the U.S. political system. She prided herself in working across the aisle and placing the state’s interest above party and political motivation. Opposite: Read about how Manuela Salazar has been a catalyst to increase enrollment and scholarships for Latino students.
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INTRODUCING THE MARIAN UNIVERSITY LATINO INITIATIVE
In 2019, Manuela Salazar was recruited as Marian University’s inaugural Executive Director of Latino Leadership, and she has generated incredible results both from enrollment and fundraising. With Salazar’s leadership, the Office of Institutional Advancement raised $289,151 during the 2021-22 fiscal year. Salazar’s
Kubacki was introduced to Marian University President, Daniel J. Elsener, by longtime friend, Jerry Semler. “When I first really got to know Dan, I was impressed by his passion and deep commitment to making a real difference in the lives of all students, especially so many Latino students who had previously not had the opportunity to pursue higher education.” This relationship taught Kubacki more about the Franciscan values and mission of Marian University and eventually led to her service on the Board of Trustees and as chair of the Latino Leadership Initiative. Marian launched the Latino Leadership Initiative to provide scholarship resources for deserving Latino students, infuse Latino mentors into central Indiana K-12 schools, teach leadership skills to young Latino leaders, and raise the college-going rate of Latinos across all of central Indiana. “Our goals and efforts are ambitious but that’s what I love about being a part of Marian University and the Latino Leadership Initiative. We are not content making a small impact, we are committed to making large impactful change that moves the needle to change the culture and faces of the future professional workforce in the state of Indiana,” states Kubacki. As Kubacki reflects on her time as a public official, wife, and mother, she continues to remember her past: “I can’t help but to think about my mother who, although she only had a grade school education, taught us what was really important in life. She believed that it was our responsibility as human beings to help others, show respect, and, above all, be kind. I also often think about Sister Norma Rocklage OSF ’60 and her commitment to the underserved communities. I know both of these women would be proud of Marian at this time.” In addition to serving as a member of the Board of Trustees and chair of the Latino Leadership Initiative, Kubacki and her husband, Mike, were co-chairs and presenting sponsors of the 2022 Marian Gala which took place on October 28, 2022. Proceeds from the Gala support a variety of student scholarship needs across campus, including a new fund to support Marian’s growing Latino student population. From migrant camp to public servant to commencement speaker, Rebecca Kubacki continues to lead, serve, and live the American Dream.
Manuela Salazar Executive Director of Latino Leadership
goal has been to transform Marian University into the best option for Latino students to become transformational leaders through an inclusive, welcoming and safe environment, that is rooted in Catholic Franciscan tradition. She has also systematically formed strategic community partnerships, created inter-cultural engagement, recruited students, and has promoted Latino student success. “I’m honored that Marian University has selected me to fill this very important role in their organization,” Salazar said. “Bridging the educational opportunity gap is not only important to Latinos in central Indiana, it is critical if Indianapolis is going to thrive in the coming decade. I’m excited to tap into my experience and network to not only recruit Latino students to Marian, but to provide them with support they need to succeed in college.” Salazar is a native of Colombia, and earned her bachelor’s degree in journalism and social communication from the University of Manizales. She also holds a master’s degree in leadership development from Saint Mary of the Woods College in Terre Haute, Indiana. Salazar joined Girl Scouts of Central Indiana in 2016 as Membership Extension Manager of their Hispanic Initiative. She previously served as Chief Communications Officer for Security and Coexistence for the Presidency of the Republic of Colombia. She has also been a reporter, producer and anchor for an international news network in Colombia, and served as digital editor for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Colombia.
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2022 DAY FOR THE KNIGHTS AND 2022 SIGNATURE EVENTS
APRIL 2022
TOTAL RAISED $ 107,699 [ TOTAL UNIQUE DONORS 544 ]
History was made on April 7, 2022, when Marian’s entire campus came together for a day of celebration, competition, fundraising, and pride. #DayForTheKnights2022 was the first campus-wide day of giving, dedicated to growing departmental scholarship needs.
marian.edu/dftk #DayForTheKnights2023
Join us on March 30, 2023, as we raise money for scholarships and engage our alumni, family and friends toward another record-breaking party! To learn more, visit:
2023
Women of Marian Luncheon
Left to right: First Lady Beth Elsener, Anne Elsener ’01 Ph.D., Erynne Pope ’22, MAT ’23, Pat Baumer Watko ’75, Carlota Holder, LaTonya Turner, Ph.D.
The Women of Marian Society, is a group of strong, powerful, and generous women who are called to follow in the footsteps of the Sisters of Oldenburg. Membership provides a 4-year scholarship to a female student on her journey to live and experience The Marian Promise—fulfilling her dream to be a leader, explore her faith, and lead a better life after graduating from Marian University. (read more on page 8)
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2022 SIGNATURE EVENTS
PRAIRIE VIEW GOLF CLUB, CARMEL INDIANA
2021 Founder’s Classic The Founder’s Classic has been chaired by Tom McNulty and Jamy Brase since the inaugural event in 2019. And, each year, the event honors individuals or a group who helped make the university what it is today. The Sisters of St. Francis, Oldenburg, Indiana moved Marian College to Indianapolis in 1937 and laid the foundation of Franciscan sponsorship values that guides Marian University today. This remarkable group of women have ministered to thousands of students throughout the Midwest and beyond. Through the efforts of Tom McNulty and Jamy Brase, and the many sponsors and attendees, the Founder’s Classic raised $165,000 in scholarship support to honor Jack Snyder and the Sisters of St. Francis, Oldenburg, Indiana. (read more on page 8)
The 2021 Founders Classic Honoree and Emeritus Board Chair, Jack Snyder, receives a blessing from the Sisters of St. Francis Oldenburg. At Jack’s request, proceeds from the 2021 Founders Classic were utilized to support the Sisters Legacy Fund. A special thanks to Tom McNulty and Jamy Brase who continue to serve as co-chairs of the Founders Classic. 13th Annual Clayton Family Circle of Honor Induction Dinner On April 27, 2022, Marian University’s 13th Annual Clayton Family Circle of Honor Award selected Anthony “A.C.” Calhoun to its top award and recognized long-time Marian University Cycling Coach Dean Peterson with its Wall of Fame award. “To be recognized in this way is a real honor, Peterson said. “It gives me great joy to not only assist the student-athletes academically but also give them support and coaching to achieve their cycling goals and team connection.” “This is such an honor to be recognized by Marian University in this way,” Anthony Calhoun said. “I am really humbled since I have a heart for students and highlighting their academic and sporting success.” The 2022 Clayton Family Circle of Honor Induction Dinner raised over $441,600 to support Marian athletics.
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1: Dean Peterson, President Daniel J. Elsener, Anthony Calhoun 2: Emcee Larra Overton with Colts Productions interviews Anthony Calhoun and Dean Peterson
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GROWING THE ENDOWMENT ANNUAL GIVING REPORT Amount received by Marian University in gifts, grants, and pledges from alumni, parents, trustees, foundations, corporations, and others from July 1, 2021, through June 30, 2022.
2022: $ 43,011,048.76 GIVING IN 2021: $58,304,753.21 | GIVING IN 2020: $14,688,948.51
TOTAL DONORS 3,583
TOTAL RECEIVED $ 32,525 TOTAL ACTIVE PLATES 1,301
— What are — THE 6Ts OF ALUMNI ENGAGEMENT?
The 6Ts (time, talent, treasure,trust, testimony, ties) allow for alumni to engage a calling, and align that calling with their passions. The opportunities are endless; from attending an event, to speaking in a classroom, sitting on a Board, or by making a financial gift, to name a few. In order for our university to continue to thrive, we will need exceptional alumni engagement across the 6Ts! Learn more about the 6Ts in the section called The Lifecycle of the 6Ts . (read more about the 6Ts on page 13) ENGAGED = 15.16% (2,605) ALUMNI GIVING = 8%
TOTAL MEMBERS 141 TOTAL MEMBERS 93 TOTAL RAISED $165,000 NEW SCHOLARSHIPS 21
FIRST TIME DONORS ALUMNI DONORS DONORS FINANCIAL SUPPORT HELPS STUDENTS FULFILL THEIR DREAMS
ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS 544
994
1,522
HERITAGE OF ST. FRANCIS SOCIETY MEMBERS
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Board of Trustees Chair
APRIL 7, 2022
Denise Brennan Feser ’77 President Daniel J. Elsener Michael Becher, Chairman Emeritus Fernanda Beraldi Edward Bonach Mary Beth Bonaventura ’76 Scott Bruns ’96 John T. Cardis ’63 Phil Carson ’81 Sr. Jean Marie Cleveland, O.S.F. ’64 William P. Eckman ’74, Chairman Emeritus Sr. Christa Franzer ’70 Fritz French Anne M. Frye Adairius Gardner ’02 Theaodis “Ted” Gary Jr. Sr. Annette Grisley, O.S.F. ’74 Stephen J. Hackman David Haire ’71 Jeffrey A. Harrison
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TOTAL RAISED $ 107,699 TOTAL DONORS 544
John J. Hart ’86 Linda M. Hicks Sr. Margaret Horney, O.S.F. ’75 Sr. Joetta Huelsmann, PHJC Jerry Jones Fred S. Klipsch Sr. Joanita Koors, O.S.F. ’77 Rebecca Kubacki Joe Kuzmitz ’75 Alan E. Leighton ’62 Tobin McClamroch Sr. Joan Miller, O.S.F. ’73 Jonathan S. Nalli Michael F. Petrie Marianne Price, Ph.D. John F. Ramsey Sr. Msgr. Joseph Schaedel ’70 Jerry D. Semler ’98 Rachel Shockley, D.O. Michele Steele ’91 Sr. Bernice Stenger, O.S.F. ’77 Robyn R. Werner Ramarao Yeleti M.D. Richard Andrew “Drew” Young
MARIAN UNIVERSITY ENDOWMENT Investment performance .................................-15.5% New contributions.................................... $5,379,641 Endowment Distributions........................$3,415,028 Long-term invested funds...................$110,682,730 Endowment Allocation Scholarships................................... $88,065,978 Endowed Chairs $ Professorships...$7,175,440 Program Support..............................$4,096,695 End of year value $99,327,691
Scott Young ’98 Raul E. Zavaleta Trustees Emeriti Clark H. Byrum Joseph Doyle William V. Drew ’65
Bain Farris ’71 John H. Grogan Eugene Henn
$99,327,691
S. Michael Hudson William Kelsey ’61 James F. Matthews Robert H. McKinney Charles O’Drobinak Joseph L. Smith Sr. ’71 Jack R. Snyder, Chairman Emeritus D. Anthony (Tony) Watt ’69, Chairman Emeritus
Mary L. Welch ’68 Gerald S. Zore ’63 As of July 1, 2022
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MARIAN UNIVERSITY | ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS | 544 PLUS 21 NEW SCHOLARSHIPS
Building the endowment is vital to Marian University’s long-term growth and academic excellence. We thank and recognize the following donors who have established chairs or endowed funds at Marian. If you are interested in learning more about establishing an endowment, contact John Finke at 317.698.3205 or email jfinke@marian.edu .
2013 Still Endowed Scholarship 21st Century Hispanic Female Scholar in STEM Endowed Scholarship Ackerman Foundation Endowed Scholarship Adam and Mary Marszalek Memorial Endowed Scholarship Advantage Health Solutions Nursing Scholarship Al and Rosina Menonna Schuler Endowed Scholarship Alan E. and Sue E. Leighton Endowed Nursing Scholarship Alan E. and Sue E. Leighton Endowed Scholarship for ESW-SOE
Class of 1964 Endowed Scholarship Class of 1965 Endowed Scholarship in Honor of the Sisters of St. Francis Oldenburg, IN Class of 1966 Endowed Scholarship Class of 1968 Endowed Scholarship Class of 1969 Endowed Scholarship Class of 1970 Endowed Scholarship Class of 1974 Sister Norma Rocklage, O.S.F. Endowed Diversity Scholarship Class of 1975 Endowed Scholarship Class of 1976 40th Anniversary Scholarship Class of 1977 Memorial Endowed Scholarship
Allison Melangton Endowed Scholarship Alumni Association Endowed Scholarship Andrew and Barbara Smith Endowed Scholarship
Andrew Luck Endowed Scholarship Andrew Steffen Endowed Scholarship
Class of 1980 Endowed Scholarship Class of 1981 Endowed Scholarship Class of 2016 Endowed Scholarship Cleon Reynolds Sports Endowed Scholarship Coach Bob Knight Endowed Scholarship Cole Winnefeld Memorial Endowed Scholarship Community Health Network Nursing Endowed Scholarship Dalstrom Family Endowed Scholarship Dalstrom Family Endowed Scholarship for Saint Joe Indy Dalstrom Family Nursing Endowed Scholarship Daniel G. and Jane C. Drew Endowed Memorial Scholarship David and Rosie Albright Tuition Assistance Endowed Scholarship David B. and M. Anne Haire Family Endowed Scholarship David Harris Endowed Scholarship David L. and Kathleen Kelly ’66 Kaplan and James J. and Barbara S. Fuller Endowed Scholarship Deacon Harold W. Cloud Memorial Endowed Scholarship Dean Roy F. and Virginia S. Pille Endowed Scholarship Deborah Mackel Traylor Memorial Endowed Scholarship Delmas/Quinn Endowed Scholarship Deloitte Endowed Accounting Scholarship Donald A Fleming Accounting and Finance Endowed Scholarship Donald L. and Joyce M. Abrams ’51 Beckerich Endowed Scholarship Doyle Family Rebuild My Church Endowed Scholarship Dr. Daniel and Barbara Felicetti Endowed Scholarship Dr. Duane T. and Lorraine J. Gish Teaching Scholarship Dr. Kevin Rodgers Memorial Endowed Scholarship Dr. Lewis D. Ferebee Endowed Scholarship Dr. Marian M. Pettengill Endowed Nursing Scholarship Dutch and Ethel Logan Memorial Endowed Scholarship Earl Brinker Endowed Athletic Scholarship Earl Brinker Endowed Scholarship for Business and Athletics Ed and Peggy Bonach Endowed Scholarship Ed Tinder Endowed Scholarship Elaine and Nicholas Purichia Endowed Scholarship Elder Diggs Endowed Scholarship for Minority Educators Elmer Winkler Memorial Scholarship Elsener Family Endowed Scholarship Elwood and Virginia VeZolles Memorial Endowed Scholarship for Study Abroad Endowed Scholarship for the Leighton School of Nursing Enterprise Endowed Scholarship Eric Petruzzi Memorial Endowed Scholarship Ernst & Young 21st Century Scholar Endowed Scholarship Estridge Family Foundation Endowed Scholarship Eugene and Helene Herber Henn Endowed Scholarship Eugene S. Witchger Memorial Endowed Scholarship
Anna C. and John J. Dillon Endowed Scholarship Anthony and Rose Straffa Annarino Scholarship
Anthony Calhoun Endowed Scholarship Arthur and Josephine Morales and William and Catherine Krodel Endowed Scholarship Arthur Jordan Music Endowed Scholarship Ascension St Vincent Endowed Scholarship for Health Sciences Ascension St Vincent Health Charitable Fund Ascension St Vincent Health Employee Endowed Scholarship Becka Baldwin Egold Endowed Scholarship Benedetto-Phillips Endowed Scholarship Bertha Weindel Endowed Scholarship Betty Wolf Witchger Endowed Scholarship Bishop Joseph Chartrand San Damiano Endowed Scholarship Blenke Family Endowed Scholarship Brennan-Feser Family Scholarship Brian and Mary Gasper ’94 Kirchner Endowed Scholarship Brian ’Bauser’ Ellinghausen Endowed Scholarship Brougher Family Scholarship Bruns Family Endowed Scholarship Buckingham Foundation Endowed Scholarship C. Bruce McConnell Memorial Endowed Scholarship Aspire Higher Witchger Endowed Scholarship Barbara Cooling Service Endowed Scholarship Becher Family Accounting Scholarship
Cardinal Joseph E. Ritter Memorial Endowed Education Scholarship Cardinal Joseph E. Ritter Memorial Endowed Performing and Visual Arts Scholarship
Cardis Family Endowed Scholarship Carl Angst Endowed Scholarship Carl Erskine Endowed Scholarship Carson Family Endowed Scholarship Charles and Michelle Meer ’81 Social Work Endowed Scholarship Charles and Pamela Federle Endowed Scholarship
Charles Drake Endowed Scholarship Charles J. Deiter Endowed Scholarship Charlotte Weindel Endowed Scholarship Chris and Julie LaMothe Endowed Scholarship
Chris Ballard Endowed Scholarship Chuck Pagano Endowed Scholarship
Clara M. Gale Endowed Chemistry Scholarship Class of 1953 Memorial Endowed Scholarship Class of 1958 Endowed Scholarship - First Co-Ed Class Class of 1959 Endowed Scholarship Class of 1962 Anniversary Endowed Scholarship
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MARIAN UNIVERSITY ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS
Evan R. Hansen Legacy Nursing Endowed Scholarship EWHC Lynne O’Day Endowed Scholarship Father John Luerman Archdiocesan Seminarian Endowed Scholarship Father John Luerman San Damiano Scholar Endowed Scholarship Father Joseph Dooley Endowed Scholarship Father Shaun P. Whittington Endowed Scholarship First Financial Foundation Endowed Scholarship Flanner and Buchanan Funeral Centers Endowed Scholarship Fohl Family Endowed Scholarship Foreign High School Student Endowed Scholarship Forvis Leadership and Accounting Endowed Scholarship Francis A. and Ann M. Wilhelm Endowed Scholarship Frank McHale Endowed Scholarship Gallagher Family Endowed Scholarship George Coventry Roughgarden and Nita Schmidt Roughgarden Endowed Scholarship Geraldine and Robert Decraene Accounting Scholarship Gilbert Tutungi Memorial Honors Program Fellowship Endowed Scholarship Golobish Family Endowed San Damiano Scholarship Gretchen Jane Siedling Donahue ’64 Global Studies Endowed Travel Fund H. Jack and M. Colleen Baker Memorial Endowed Scholarship H. Jack Baker Engineering Endowed Scholarship Hackl Family Endowed Scholarship Harrison Family Endowed Scholarship Harry and Mary McCracken and Benedetto and Beulah Rocchio Endowed Scholarship Healthcare Initiatives Primary Care Endowed Scholarship Heart City Health Center Endowed Scholarship Heim Family Endowed Scholarship Helen J. Randolph ’77 Endowed Scholarship Helena Rossi Strati ’64 Endowed Scholarship Helio Castroneves Endowed Scholarship Henry J and Hedwig Luerman Family San Damiano Scholar Endowed Scholarship Henry J. and Hedwig Luerman Family Archdiocesan Seminarian Endowed Scholarship Henry K. Engel Accounting and Finance Endowed Scholarship Holy Spirit at Geist Alice Martin Endowed Scholarship Honors Program Endowed Scholarship Hope Family Endowed Scholarship Howard S. Young, Jr. Endowed Memorial Thomas More Scholarship Huntington Children’s Endowed Scholarship Ice Miller LLP 21st Century Scholar Endowed Scholarship In Gratitude Endowed Scholarship Indiana State Medical Association Endowed Scholarship J. Patrick Rooney Endowed Scholarship J. Timothy McGinley Endowed Scholarship Jack and Mary Essling Endowed Scholarship Jackson’s Troop Football Endowed Scholarship James and Jackie Morris Endowed Scholarship James and Rita Purcell Endowed Scholarship James Asher Memorial Endowed Scholarship James Nalley ’66 M.D. and Susan Via ’68 Nalley Endowed Scholarship James P. and Margaret R. Kern Memorial Endowed Scholarship James R. Ellsworth Endowed Scholarship Jerry and Rosie Semler Endowed Scholarship Jessica and Kenith Britt Endowed Scholarship Joe and Diane Zimmerman Family Endowed Scholarship Joe Clayton Family Endowed Scholarship John and Carmel Brand Endowed Scholarship John and Dianna Sweany Memorial Endowed Scholarship Irving Materials, Inc. Endowed Scholarship J. Mark and Kim Howell Endowed Scholarship
John and Jettie Nonte Endowed Scholarship John and Rosemary Sanna Chapman Endowed Scholarship John Grimes Endowed Basketball Scholarship Joseph and Diane Dubord Endowed Scholarship Joseph P. Greenlee Accounting Endowed Scholarship Josephine Travers Endowed Scholarship Josephine Walters CareStar Endowed Scholarship Joven-Forthofer Endowed Scholarship Judy L. Klipsch Angel Educators Endowed Scholarship K. Clay Smith Endowed Scholarship Kathleen McCarthy Turk Endowed Scholarship Kathy and Greg Ginder Endowed Athletic Scholarship Katie Douglas Endowed Scholarship Ken A. Elmendorf Endowed Scholarship Kenny Rogers Memorial Endowed Scholarship Kolisek Family Endowed Scholarship Kozlowski-Bailor San Damiano Endowed Scholarship Lucille Ann Method Memorial Endowed Scholarship Lucy Byer ’58 and Robert Riegel Endowed Scholarship Lugar Franciscan Center for Global Studies Endowed Scholarship Lynn Morrell Baseball Endowed Scholarship Maginn Family Endowed Scholarship Manuel and Josefina Morales Endowed Scholarship Margaret McCarthy Fleetwood ’43 Endowed Scholarship Maria of Guadalupe Endowed Scholarship Marian University 21st Century Endowed Scholarship Marian University Indiana Resident Undergraduate Endowed Scholarship Marian University San Damiano Endowed Scholarship Marilyn Strasburger Brouillette ’57 Endowed Scholarship Marion Simmons Endowed Scholarship Mark and Lola Paras Family Endowed Scholarship Mark Miles Endowed Scholarship Marten Family Scholarship Mary Ann Haase Nursing Endowed Scholarship Mary Beth Bonaventura Endowed Scholarship Fund Mary Hull Sergesketter ’59 Endowed Scholarship Mary Margaret Turk McClain ’64 Endowed Scholarship Mary McNulty Young Endowed Scholarship Mauna Rae Butsch Brickler ’66 Endowed Scholarship Mays Family Endowed Scholarship Larkin Endowed Nursing Scholarship Larry F. Unser Endowed Scholarship Lawrence Family Endowed Scholarship Litz Family Endowed Scholarship Logan Family Endowed Scholarship Lou Holtz Endowed Scholarship Louis C. Gatto Endowed Nursing Scholarship McKenna Nursing Endowed Scholarship Mennel Family Endowed Scholarship Merkel Family Endowed Scholarship Meyer Najem Construction Endowed Scholarship Michael ’80 and Sue Walke ’80 Back Endowed Scholarship Michael and Jean Noone Endowed Scholarship Michael and Rebecca Espinoza Kubacki Endowed Scholarship Michael and Sylvia Brunette Endowed Scholarship Michael E. Mills Endowed Scholarship for Athletics Michael J. Alley Endowed Scholarship Mike and Laura Mathews Family Hand Up Endowed Scholarship Mike and Rosie Houk Family Endowed Scholarship Mike and Sue Smith Endowed Scholarship Monarch Beverage Company Endowed Scholarship Monsignor Schaedel Endowed Scholarship Most Reverend Daniel M. Buechlein, OSB Endowed Scholarship Mother Leonida Borchelt Endowed Scholarship Mother M. Cephas Keller Endowed Scholarship Mother Marie Dillhoff Memorial Endowed Scholarship
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MARIAN UNIVERSITY ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS, CHAIRS, AND FUNDS
Msgr. James M. Downey Council #3660 Seminarian Endowed Scholarship Msgr. John J. Doyle Endowed Scholarship MU-COM Class of 2017 and Physician’s Wealth Resource Endowed Scholarship Nancy Miller McNiece Endowed Scholarship Norman C. Truesdell Endowed Scholarship for Service Learning O’Drobinak Family Endowed Scholarship Our Sunday Visitor Endowed Scholarship Pam Sellers Endowed Teaching Scholarship Park Tudor Endowed Scholarship Parkview Physicians Group Endowed Scholarship Pat Harper San Damiano Endowed Scholarship Patareka Korbly Dwyer Endowed Scholarship Patrick L. Kingston Endowed Scholarship Paul and Dorothy Sponsel Endowed Scholarship Fund Paul and Roseann Pitz Endowed Memorial Scholarship Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital Endowed Scholarship Philip J. and Roberta R. Caito Endowed Scholarship R.E. Dimond and Associates Endowed Scholarship Ralph T. Carrico Memorial Endowed Scholarship Raul Zavaleta Endowed Scholarship Ray Crowe Family Endowed Scholarship Regina Sivgals Haug Memorial Endowed Scholarship Rev. Thomas J. Murphy Endowed Scholarship Richard A. Morales Endowed Scholarship Robert A. Luerman Endowed Scholarship Robert and Mary Ann Busemeyer Huntington Endowed Scholarship Robert F. Kennedy Endowed Scholarship Robert ’Slick’ Leonard Endowed Scholarship Rose Felicetti Endowed Scholarship Rosemary Groene Jones Endowed Scholarship Roy and Evelyn Horrall Endowed Scholarship Ruth Gallagher Mushaben Endowed Scholarship Ryan J. Watt Family Endowed Scholarship Saint Francis Xavier Endowed Scholarship San Damiano Endowed Scholarship Phillips Family Endowed Scholarship Polian Family Endowed Scholarship Polizzi Family Endowed Scholarship Prelaw Studies Endowed Scholarship Richard and Anne Munshower Delaney Endowed Scholarship RJE Business Interiors Catholic Leadership Endowed Scholarship
Tara and Brian Witchger Endowed Scholarship Tarlochan Singh Bansi Memorial Endowed Scholarship Tebbe Family Endowed Scholarship Technology Advisory Board (TAB) Endowed Scholarship Teresa Mary Chu Yu Memorial Endowed Scholarship The Hoefle Family Endowed Scholarship Thomas M. Ewald Memorial Endowed Scholarship Timothy R. Akin Accounting and Finance Endowed Scholarship Tulio Guldner Endowed Hispanic Scholarship Turner Family Endowed Scholarship Vanguard Partners in Progress Endowed Scholarship Victor J. Zore, Sr. Memorial Endowed Scholarship Victor Pernac and Michael Raymond Ninci Endowed Cycling Scholarship Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust Endowed Scholarship Voiture Locale 145-40/8 Nursing Education Endowed Scholarship Walt Fields Endowed Scholarship Watermark Group Endowed Scholarship Weaver Popcorn Foundation Endowed Scholarship Welch/Strom Endowed Scholarship Westside Knights of Columbus Holy Family Council #3682 Endowed Scholarship
Westview Hospital Annual MU-COM Student Assistance Endowed Award
Wheaton World Wide Moving Endowed Scholarship William and Teesa Eckman Endowed Scholarship
William B. Stokely, Jr. Endowed Scholarship William H. Curran Endowed Scholarship William R. Pruitt Endowed Scholarship William Randolph Hearst Endowed Scholarship William T. ’60 and Mary Jane Brady Family Endowed Scholarship
Williams Family Endowed Scholarship Women of Marian Endowed Scholarship Wood-Mizer Endowed Scholarship Wynne Family Endowed Scholarship Yamasaki Endowed Scholarship Yanney Family Endowed Scholarship Yvonne S. Sor Memorial Endowed Scholarship Zagzebski Family Endowed Scholarship Zink Family Endowed Scholarship Endowed Chairs Anthony Kriech Endowed Chair of Chemistry
Endowed Chair for the Dean of the School of Math and Science Jerry and Rosemary Semler Endowed Chair for Medical Ethics Maribelle Brougher Endowed Chair for the Nursing Department Sarah and John C. Lechleiter Endowed Chair in Chemistry Endowed Funds Dean Peterson Endowed Cycling Fund Colonnade Endowed Operating Fund Total M-Club Athletic Endowed Scholarship Fund Ascension St Vincent Health Charitable Fund EcoLab Endowed Operating Fund Enneking Excellence in Teaching Endowed Award Faculty Development Endowed Fund Mary K. Lynn Hardin Endowed Faculty Scholarly Award Ruth Lilly Health Education Center Endowed Operating Fund Sisters’ Legacy Fund
Scecina to Marian Endowed Scholarship Shelton Legacy Endowed Scholarship Sherman Family Endowed Scholarship
Sidney and Lois Eskenazi Endowed Scholarship Sister Florence Marie Rose Endowed Scholarship Sister LaVerne Frietsch Endowed Scholarship Sister Marie Pierre Buttell Endowed Scholarship Sister Mary Albert Peine Endowed Scholarship Sister Mary Carol Schroeder Endowed Scholarship Sister Mary Jane Peine Endowed Scholarship Sister Mary Kevin Kavanaugh Endowed Scholarship Sister Mary Rose Stockton Endowed Scholarship Sister Susan Bradshaw Endowed Scholarship Sister Theofrieda Angst Endowed Scholarship Sister Vivian Rose Morshauser Endowed Scholarship Smith Family Endowed Scholarship Southwest Ohio Alumni Endowed Scholarship
School of Education Endowed Scholarship Anthony Kriech Endowed Chair of Chemistry Clayton M-Club Match for Athletic Scholarships
Sr. Norma Rocklage Endowed Scholarship in Athletic Leadership St. Francis Assisi Rebuild My Church Endowed Scholarship Stephen and Doris Downing Endowed Scholarship Stephen and Jan Rocchio McCracken Endowed Scholarship Stephen C. Hughes Endowed Scholarship
Endowed Chair for the Dean of the School of Math and Science Jerry and Rosemary Semler Endowed Chair for Medical Ethics Maribelle Brougher Endowed Chair for the Nursing Department Sarah and John C. Lechleiter Endowed Chair in Chemistry Simmons Technologies Capability Endowment
Steve Leonard Memorial Endowed Scholarship Talbot Street Art Fair Endowed Scholarship
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Marian University’s office of Alumni Engagement, led by Jennifer Haire ’94 Waning, Executive Director of Alumni Engagement, implemented an aggressive growth strategy in 2020 to positively impact engagement numbers and giving. The effort focused on the Marian University 6Ts of Alumni Engagement (time, talent, treasure, trust, testimony, ties) , an initiative developed by dearly beloved alumnus Mark Daniel ‘80. Re-imagining and utilizing an effort to better inform the public and the Marian University Alumni Association, the effort has substantially improved awareness of alumni engagement.
THE LIFECYCLE OF THE 6Ts
MARIAN STUDENTS
...TO PROVIDE EVEN GREATER LEVELS OF TIME , TALENT , AND TREASURE , TO SUPPORT...
...BECOME MARIAN ALUMNI WHO HAVE TRUST IN MARIAN AND GIVE TESTIMONY ...
...AS THEIR CAREERS MATURE, CONTINUE TO RECEIVE SUPPORT AND ENRICHMENT FROM MARIAN AND DEVELOP TIES IN THEIR COMMUNITY, AND TO THEIR ALMA MATER...
...TO THEIR EDUCATION AND REMAIN ENGAGED WITH MARIAN BY GIVING BACK THEIR TIME , TALENT , AND TREASURE , AND...
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Marian University’s Ancilla College started out as Ancilla Domini College, in Donaldson, Indiana, and was sponsored by the Congregation of the Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ. It was established in 1937 and accredited by the Indiana State Board of Education. Prior to that year, Ancilla functioned as an extension of DePaul University of Chicago under a charter granted to the Poor Handmaids in 1925. July 2021, Marian University opened a new campus location called Marian University’s Ancilla College in honor of the legacy of the Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ.
July 2021 — June 2022 Funds Raised
$840,953
In July of 2021, the inaugural Ancilla College of Marian University Changing Lives Scholarship Dinner served as the “community coming out party” for the new partnership between Ancilla College and
Marian University. The event was a catalyst to engage community members about the new partnership and secured vital scholarship support to serve future students. The dinner serves several purposes: • Secure financial resources for Ancilla College of Marian University scholarships. • Engage friends and the community to help increase Ancilla College of Marian University’s visibility in the community. • Educate guests on the new partnership that is Ancilla College of Marian University and outline the vision for sustained academic excellence and community service. In February 2021, Joseph Heidt began his new role as the chancellor of Ancilla College of Marian University, where he is the senior administrator responsible for leading, guiding, and mentoring staff, faculty, and students while providing direction of the campus, including its intercollegiate athletics and extracurricular programs. Heidt will also work with the Marian University provost in leading, planning, and implementing strong programs of excellence across the college. He will focus on enrollment growth, financial strength, and further build partnerships with the greater community in Donaldson, Indiana, and surrounding counties. Sisters of the Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ cheering on the Ancilla Chargers
Joseph Heidt Chancellor, Ancilla College
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Marian University’s St. Joseph’s College is a flexible, two-year, earn and learn program. Students can work while earning their Associates degree. Upon completion of the two-year associate degree, students can either move directly into the workforce or complete their bachelor’s degree at Marian University or another institution. Graduates of Marian University’s Saint Joseph’s College will be guaranteed admission to Marian University for a bachelor’s degree at a special tuition rate.
Earn and Learn What does it mean to earn and learn? It means a student that wants to fulfill their dream, no longer has to choose between work and college after graduating from high school. No more guessing—or hoping—if the classes taken in college are relevant to the workforce. Our program guides students through a clearly outlined curriculum, teaching them the skills that employers value, as well as including relevant industry- specific skills that prepare them for their desired dream career. Our class schedules allow students to work while earning their associate degree, and we connect them with local employers, for paid work experience that is relevant to their coursework.
July 2021 — June 2022 Funds Raised
$730,000
“We are committed to providing a unique earn and learn, two-year college option for students in Indianapolis and surrounding communities,” Daniel J. Elsener, president of Marian University, said. “In Dr. Jackson, we found an exceptionally energetic and innovative leader to spearhead the future growth of Saint Joseph’s College by carrying out this great vision through developing a strategic recruiting plan and forming connections in the community.”
Chancellor Leon Jackson, Ph.D.
PROGRAMS
Business
Early Childhood Education Engineering Technology Mechanical CAD
Payroll Management/ Accounting Digital Marketing General Business Human Resources Information Technology Networking Cyber Security
Electrical CAD Motor Sports Construction Management Human Service Liberal Arts
Paths after Graduation Upon completion of the two-year associate degree, students can either move directly into the workforce or complete their bachelor’s degree at Marian University or another institution. Graduates of Marian University Saint Joseph’s College will be guaranteed admission to Marian University for a bachelor’s degree at a special tuition rate. Credits and Classes A new cohort begins classes together each fall and is on the fast track to graduate in just two years. You will earn an associate degree by completing 64 credits: 34 general education credits and 30 core focused credits.
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GIVING SOCIETIES | MARIAN SOCIETY
HONOR ROLL OF DONORS Marian University extends its deepest gratitude to the many alumni, parents, and friends who made gifts, pledge payments, deferred gift commitments, and/or gifts-in-kind to the university between July 1, 2021 and June 30, 2022.
LEADERSHIP CIRCLE $25,000–$49,999
PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE $100,000+
Anonymous (2) Mike and Bea Becher Stanley ’72 and Barbara Blenke Jean Meyer Bomben ’72 and Bob Humphreys
Ancilla Domini Sisters, Inc. Anonymous (2) Arden Trust Company Ascension Michael Browning Stephen Burns John ’63 and Phyllis Cardis City of Indianapolis Bill ’65 and Jane Drew Harry ’62 and Rosemary Sheridan ’65 Fekkes Glick Fund, a fund of Central Indiana Community Foundation David Haire ’71 Jim and Helene Hallett Health Resources & Services Administration Herbert Simon Family Foundation Indiana Commission for Higher Education Indiana Department of Education Indiana Department of Workforce Development Daniel Janich ’74 Michael and Rebecca Kubacki Al Leighton ’62 and Kathy Fox ’75 Lilly Endowment, Inc. Marian Inc.
Robert and Terry Bowen Bowen Family Foundation Browning
Julian and Eileen Fleetwood ’69 Carr Phil ’81 and Teri Houser ’80 Carson David and Judith Pille ’65 Castaldi Steven and Lynne Cosler The Deernis Fund Joseph and Judy Doyle Daniel and Elizabeth Elsener Paul Estridge The Estridge Family Foundation Fritz and Shele French John ’72 and Brooks Giles Janie Hackman Hendricks Regional Health Mike* ’68 and Linda Ryan ’68 Hill Gary and Katie Hoefle The Indianapolis Foundation Key Private Bank Fred and Judy Klipsch John and Sarah Lechleiter Charles and Michelle Werner ’81 Meer Thomas and Betty* Mitchel OneAmerica Financial Partners, Inc. Frank and Marianne Price RJE Business Interiors Michael and Kristin Sherman John and Jane Smith Kenneth ’73 and Deborah Tyrrell and The Cary Company Mike and Becky Weaver John ’71 and Kathy Bailey ’74 Yanney
Giving Societies 16 > Marian Society
> President’s Circle $100,000+ > Franciscan Society $50,000–$99,999 > Leadership Circle $25,000–$49,999 > Knights Circle $10,000–$24,999 > Oldenburg Circle $5,000–$9,999
Mathile Family Foundation Dave and Karen McDowell The Mind Trust
Paul ’73 and Debbie Norman Parkview Physicians Group Richard M. Fairbanks Foundation, Inc. Dennis and Cathy Sponsel Techlite Corporation Tom and Julie Wood Family Foundation U.S. Department of Justice Brian and Tara Witchger Eugene and Edith Witchger
17
> Fioretti Circle
18
$1,000–$4,999 19 > Blue and Gold Society $1–$999
William and Kimberly Witchger William and Roberta Witchger
> M-Club
31
KNIGHTS CIRCLE $10,000–$24,999
FRANCISCAN CIRCLE $50,000–$99,999
> Women of Marian Society
32
> Heritage of St. Francis Society
33
AAA Roofing Co., Inc. The Ackerman Foundation David and Thelma Wilson ’69 Albright AMG Charitable Gift Foundation Andre B. Lacy School of Business Anonymous (3) Bryan and Maria Bedford David and Barbara Bego Bill and Mary Ann Bindley Mildred Brehob Gregory and Mauna* Butcsh Brickler ’66 Aramark Collegiate Hospitality Archdiocese of Indianapolis Kenith and Jessica Britt Marilyn Strasburger ’57 Scott ’96 and Carrie Bruns Phil and Brigitt Caito Cardinal Ritter High School Citizens Energy Group Adam Claerbout Janet Clayton The Collina Foundation Tim and Cheri DeBruicker Decatur County Memorial Hospital Deloitte Foundation
Allison Transmission, Inc. Ed and Peggy Bonach John and Carmel Brand William and Tiffany Browne BSN Sports CareSource Foundation
34 > 1851 Society $100,000+ 36 > Alumni Giving by Class Year 45 > Faculty and Staff 46 > In Memoriam 47 > Gifts in Memory, Gifts in Honor
CareSource Indiana CenterPoint Energy
Community Health Network Carl and Carolyn Dalstrom Eli Lilly and Company Foundation First Internet Bank Indiana Latino Institute George and Rose Kingston Christopher and Julie LaMothe Michael and Jody Petrie Strada Education Network Wood-Mizer Holdings
* deceased
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