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Gonzaga University Report of the President 2012-13& Donor Recognition

Gonzagas 125th Anniversary in 2012-13 surprised and inspired

us. This year-long collection of events originated as an important

opportunity to reflect on Gonzagas many wonderful traditions and

to marvel at its ongoing transformation. And so we honored our

Jesuit and Native American Indian roots, as well as the intertwined

history and growth of the University and the little hamlet by the river,

once known as Spokan Falls.

Almost as soon as the year had begun, we honored our heritage with

two significant events: the annual Pilgrimage to the Mission of the

Sacred Heart at Cataldo, Idaho, and the Historic First Day of Classes

celebrated precisely 125 years to the day that Gonzaga began

to educate students. The Zagapalooza All-Class Alumni Reunion

brought thousands of Zags back to campus in October, honoring the

University with their affection and high regard, and giving us a chance

to do the same. Throughout the festivities we shared stories of a

University that is so clearly on the rise, an institution committed to

its faith, its intellectual mission, and the critical work of transforming

men and women for leadership and service. Gonzaga has created a

national presence that is due to our intentionality and vision, and we

continue to build on three core elements: our academic excellence;

our emphasis on a community of care, concern, and responsibility;

and our network of alumni and friends encompassing far-reaching

resources that nurture our students on their path into todays

complex world.

During this historic year, Gonzaga called upon world-class

perspectives for our students welcoming Archbishop Desmond

Tutu as the 2012 Commencement speaker; three-time Pulitzer Prize

winner Thomas Friedman; Sir Ken Robinson, renowned futurist

and creativity guru; and in April, Jane Goodall, the world-famous

primatologist, to round out our Presidential Speaker series.

PRESIDENTS MESSAGE

No. 1 in the Peace Corps, No. 1 in

basketball: Gonzaga has created

a national presence that is due to

our intentionality and vision.

#1

Thayne M. McCulloh, President

Midway through the year, as 10,000 Zags celebrated our first National Gonzaga Day, we turned to

consider this Universitys capacity to establish a strategic future. On National Gonzaga Day, I shared our

vision for a new University Center a portal to the world, a game-changing facility, designed to nurture

an integrated education that encompasses learning in and outside the classroom. In a move pointing to

our future, the placement of the Center for Global Engagement at the heart of this new Center locates

the hub of international education at our very core. In April, the Board of Trustees approved construction,

which begins in Fall 2013.

The University recognized in July 2013 the largest single gift in Gonzagas history $25 million given

by longtime friend, supporter and Trustee John Hemmingson. It is a gift we receive with profound

gratitude. Such generosity augurs well for Gonzagas hope that a spirit of philanthropy will make possible

this all-important facility, allowing the University to move forward without further financial encumbrance.

Amid the good news, we recognize that a great deal remains at stake: foremost, an imperative that

Gonzaga ascend to a new level of excellence in national and international Jesuit education. Our Catholic

foundation supports a community filled with a genuine commitment to advancing knowledge in the

service of faith and the culture. At a time when economic disruption and changes in public attitudes

have placed many universities under duress, Gonzaga has positioned itself in a stance of opportunity:

We continue to attract highly impressive students, both undergraduate and graduate; we continue to

explore opportunities for development of new, competitive programs; and we continue to search for and

hire brilliant faculty and staff.

As we look to the coming year, we will celebrate the 50th anniversary of Gonzaga-in-Florence. Firenze

represents the foundational experience of cultural and spiritual exploration that has transformed

more than 6,000 lives. We are deepening our network of international university partners, affording

every opportunity to students. Finally, as is fitting today, our faculty is working to imbue international

perspectives and sensitivity to global issues across the curriculum.

All of these components allow us to claim a place at the forefront of higher education today, and will

continue to enable us to become a beacon to other universities that hope to offer an integrated educational

experience. With your help and generosity, we are reaching toward the next level of excellence and we

are grateful. Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam.

When the heart is touched by direct experience, the mind may be challenged to change.

Father Peter-Hans Kolvenbach, Superior General of the Society of Jesus 1983-2008

Lauren Joplin (14), computer

science and math major,

worked with Assistant

Professor Shawn Bowers of

Gonzagas Department of

Computer Science, developing

tools to allow scientists to more

easily discover and combine

large quantities of observational

data. Real-world learning,

beyond the classroom.

2012-13 YEAR IN REVIEW

One (& only)

Gonzagas School of Engineering

and Applied Science rose 10

spots to become the 17th best

undergraduate engineering

program in the nation.

Gonzaga is the only private regional university in the West named to a

new operating-efficiency list published by U.S. News & World Report,

featuring schools that produce the highest educational quality for a

relatively low price per student.

85 students, one award: The KEEN Living and Learning Community in Goller Hall opened in September 2012 with 85 engineering and computer

science students in residence. The Kern Foundation gave Gonzaga an

Outstanding Award for the program, which offers entrepreneurially

oriented tutoring, speakers and dinners as well as other community-

building support.

In May, Gonzaga received $1.2 million from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, its second grant from the biomedical- and science-

oriented philanthropy. Four years in duration, the grant strengthens

Gonzagas sciences. Freshmen learn through conducting their own

research; and science majors deepen their understanding by teaching

K-6 students.

Engineering students took the top two awards in the September 2012 Innovation Chase Competition in Chicago and then hosted the

next competition in April 2013. The Innovation Chase tests teams on

projects involving engineering, entrepreneurship and design.

U.S. News & World Report ranked Gonzagas graduate accounting

program the 14th best specialty accounting program nationwide. Ninety percent of graduates find employment within six months.

Led by the Guy and Madeline Ossello family,

12 donors came together to create the gracious

new Gonzaga Grotto, located between College

Hall and St. Als Church. Dedication of the Grotto

occurred in October 2012, during Gonzagas

125th Anniversary all-class reunion.

2012-13 YEAR IN REVIEW

328The 125th Anniversarys Pilgrimage drew a record 328 students,

faculty, staff and friends of the University for the 11-mile walk to the

historic Mission of the Sacred Heart at Cataldo, Idaho.

A record-breaking number of students 2,020 total participated last year in University Ministry programming, worship

and retreats. A new retreat held in February focused solely on men

and mens spirituality.

The Pursuit of Justice Conference in April attracted internationally

and nationally recognized speakers. The project emerged from

a collaboration between Gonzaga School of Law, the Gonzaga

Institute of Hate Studies, and the Washington State Task Force on

Race and the Criminal Justice System. The three-day conference

marked the 15th anniversary of the Institute for Hate Studies.Gonzaga was selected to host the international Opus Prize, a

leading faith-based, humanitarian award, in October 2014.Gonzagas Center for Teaching and Advising, with visiting scholar

Pat Hutchings, launched the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning

Initiative, allowing 12 faculty to investigate their own teaching and their students learning as research projects.

Gonzagas Trustees signed a rewritten

Mission Statement in Febrauary 2013.

While the roots of the mission remain

unchanged, the new version of the

statement is 140 words, down from

654 words. GUs first formal mission

statement was enacted in 1979.

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Planning for one of the most significant buildings in Gonzagas

history became an integral part of our work in 2012-13. Multiple

activities will draw students into the John J. Hemmingson University

Centers four levels and 167,000-plus square feet: Exploring faith at

University Ministry, and international conversations in the Center for

Global Engagement. Finding services for veterans and non-traditional

students. Seeking out the new Terry Payne Center for Experiential

Leadership. Serving others through the Center for Community

Action and Service-Learning. Building friendships and breaking bread

at several dining options. Learning from the buildings sustainable

ecology. In short, this globally-oriented portal will create a Gonzaga

experience for the 21st century.

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167K THE JOHN J. HEMMINGSON UNIVERSITY CENTER

Vision:

The Hemmingson will transform delivery of a contemporary,

rigorous and relevant Jesuit education. As students discover and

take advantage of the offerings found in this campus hub, they will

come to understand that these are all elements to incorporate into

their life journeys. Gonzaga provides such holistic development for

its students.

The Hemmingsons advanced heating

and cooling system will utilize the

Spokane Valley Rathdrum Prairie

Aquifer 56 degrees, year-round

as a renewable resource.

Working in Washington, D.C., thanks to a

federal engineering scholarship. Creating

a Faith and Justice Retreat. Planting an

orchard in an African village. Just a few

ways Katherine DeGreef (13) integrates

academics, faith and justice.

On average, 1,352 students each day during 2012-13 used resources

at the Foley Center Library including databases, e-books, full text

periodical articles delivered to your computer or smart phone. Those

are just the digital resources. Add 363,213 hard-copy books, DVDs,

microfiche, also interactions with librarians and staff through in-

person reference queries, online chat or texting and students

enjoy unlimited ways to gather, analyze and present information.

Now, reimagine Foley. Ever-changing technology will afford new

possibilities for collaborating on research. While well-written papers

will always be important, digital tools will encourage students to

express their ideas in videos, web sites and the latest in digital

media. This enriched, dynamic environment provides a perfect

setting for experiential learning and the discovery of knowledge

across disciplinary lines.

1,352

FOLEY CENTER LIBRARY REDESIGN

Vision:

The Foley Center Library will provide a hybrid collection of the best

resources, whether print or electronic, and will offer the space,

services and digital tools that enable students to create new

scholarship.

GLOBAL ENGAGEMENT

Within the next five years

Gonzaga will be recognized

as a leader in comprehensive

internationalization.

5Global engagement is a two-way street. As we send our students

into the world, we must help them perceive the changes in their

own sense of self, just as the institution itself is transformed by on-

going engagement with the world. In the 2012-13 academic year

nearly 400 international students came to campus, and over 640

Gonzaga students studied abroad. With over 6,100 alumni, Gonzaga-

in-Florence, Gonzagas flagship study-abroad program, will celebrate

its 50th anniversary in 2013-14.

Vision:

Global engagement connects academic learning and lived experience,

building a critical perspective for students to engage people and the

world around them in mutually transformative exchanges.

Students must let the gritty reality of this world into their lives.

Father Kolvenbach, S.J.

Zambian lecturers Lewis Chulu, left, Peggy

Chilema, right, along with 23 colleagues from

the Charles Lwanga College of Education spent

two weeks this summer on Gonzagas campus in

a customized masters program. Completion of

this two-year graduate study will give the faculty

of this Jesuit institution in Zambia the ability to

teach with modern methods and to award four-

year degrees. Its a great example of the kind

of faith-based, international, higher-education

collaboration at which Gonzaga excels.

GLOBAL ENGAGEMENT

15 At Gonzaga, on average 42.6

percent of each graduating class

studies abroad. The national

average is just 1.4 percent. GU

ranked among the top 15 masters

institutions sending students

abroad to study for 2011-12.*

* 2013 Open Doors: Report on International Educational Exchange, Institute of International Education, New York.

In 2012-13, students chose among 29 study-abroad programs,

including faculty-led summer programs as well as semester

exchanges and partnerships with top-ranked institutions around the

world. Destinations ranged from Italy and Zambia to China, South

America and elsewhere. Exchanges, as well as focused recruitment,

will bring more international students and scholars to campus.

Vision:

The Center for Global Engagement will deepen our international

networks and outreach, while expanding the opportunities for faculty

and students to collaborate using technology blended with direct, in-

person collaboration to enhance the global competence of students,

faculty and administration at Gonzaga.

295-10 +201-4 10-20Countries students come fromStudy abroad locations

4,626 undergraduate students received scholarship aid from Gonzaga

in 2012-13. Total Gonzaga aid for the year surpassed $73 million. Yet

a significant need for greater scholarship funding remains. The need

stems from a still-lagging economy, federal and state cuts, and rising

costs of higher education. Nearly 20 percent of GU students received

Pell grants. Of those, 316 students are from families who can afford

no tuition at all.

Vision:

Gonzagas endowment totaled $173 million in 2012-13. A growing

endowment creates a steadying force. It allows the University to

provide more deserving students an exemplary Jesuit education with

a vibrant range of experiential learning. Thats a signature piece of the

Gonzaga experience.

STUDENTS AND FACULTY

4,626

16Increasing the number of endowed

professorships from 16 to 60 will

help attract and retain brilliant and

caring faculty. They improve the

value of a Gonzaga education.

Economics major Kate

Catlin (13) needed

more than $100,000 in

scholarship funding. Her

accomplishments so far?

She became a Rhodes

scholar finalist. Two-time

U.N. Climate Conference

veteran. Member of

Venture for America.

The top student in their department?

Gonzaga chemistry faculty agreed on one

choice: Matthew J. Smith (13). Next up

for this Fulbright and Hertz Fellowship

candidate a doctorate from UC-Berkeley.

The sciences at Gonzaga are taught through inquiry and research. This

approach works. The demand in science majors has surged in recent

years; our 2012-13 figures show 662 science majors. Step into Hughes

Hall any time. Early in the morning or late at night, students not only

occupy laboratories, but fill them to capacity. Our short-term need? $1

million to expand lab space.

Vision:

However, the long-term answer to this demand includes building a new

interdisciplinary sciences center. Facilities are, of course, just one part of

the equation. What makes Gonzaga so distinctive is our commitment to

framing education as a transformative life journey. This is of the highest

priority in our newly launched School of Nursing and Human Physiology

and all across campus.

THE SCIENCES

8:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.

47%Majors in science, technology,

engineering and math -- the so-

called STEM disciplines -- along

with health science majors in

nursing and human physiology,

accounted for 47 percent of

the incoming undergraduate

students in fall 2012.

48.4Ascending to No. 1 on the hardwood. Winning a conference champ-

ionship on the diamond. Making postseason history on the links and in

the water. Gonzaga athletics enjoyed unprecedented success in 2012-

13. Now imagine the things our student-athletes could achieve with

full financial support. Gonzaga is 48.4 scholarships short of the 149.2

allowed by the NCAA for the Division I sports in which GU participates.

Closing this gap will put our athletic programs at a competitive

advantage within the West Coast Conference and nationally.

Vision:

The growth and future success of Gonzaga student-athletes, on

and off the field of play, depends largely on a firm foundation of

endowed scholarships. Investing in this pillar helps our student-

athletes become leaders on the field, in the classroom and in life.

992Gonzagas Academic Progress Report

score, 992, ranked highest among

West Coast Conference schools and

10 points higher than the average

in 2012-13. Six GU teams earned

NCAA Public Recognition Awards for

exceptional academic performance.

ATHLETICS

Record-breaker. History-maker.

First-round draft pick by St. Louis.

All-American, on the baseball

field and in the classroom. The

quintessential Gonzaga student-

athlete. This is Marco Gonzales.

AS OF MAY 31, ALL IN MILLIONS

NET ASSETS

Net assets represent the Universitys total assets minus total liabilities.Unrestricted operating expenses.

Unrestricted gross operating revenues.

OPERATING EXPENSES

ENDOWMENT VALUE

Endowment value includes all endowment assets, regardless of restriction.

19 9 5 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 5 2 010 2 011 2 012 2 013

$ 2 0 0 M

$15 0 M

$10 0 M

$ 5 0 M

0

$15 0.5

$14 8.3

$173.3

$ 5 0.6

$112.1$10 8.7

$12 2.9

FINANCIAL & STATISTICAL HIGHLIGHTS

$ 2 2 2.8$ 247.3

$ 28 4 .1 $ 28 8.0

$ 3 4 4 .3$ 3 5 0 M

$ 3 0 0 M

$ 25 0 M

$ 2 0 0 M

$15 0 M

$10 0 M

$ 5 0 M

2 0 0 9 2 010 2 011 2 012 2 013

OPERATING REVENUES

2012-2013

$264.3Government Grants 0.7%

Net Assets Released from Restriction 4.8%

Other Sources 2.3%

Organized Activities 1.3%

Unrestricted Contributions 1.5%

Tuition & Fees 79.8%

Auxiliary Enterprises 9.5%

2012-13:

$251.7

Plant Operations 4.1%

General Admin. & Institutional 13.5%

Auxiliary Enterprises 8.6%

Organized Activities 7.4%

Libraries 2.3%

Student Services 4.5%

Student Aid 29.8%

Instructional 29.7%

Includes Gonzaga University Law Foundation, totaling $7,813 in 2008-09; $9,545 in 2009-10; $11,888 in 2010-11; $11,375 in 2011-12; and $13,497 in 2012-13

FINANCIAL (THOUSANDS)

ENDOWMENT AND SIMIL AR FUNDS

Unrestricted Endowments $ 3,775 $ 3,150 $ 3,326 $ 2,867 $ 2,671Program Support 14,466 10,918 10,306 8,513 6,362Scholarship 85,272 73,782 74,459 57,727 52,421 Museum and Libraries 1,960 1,724 1,836 1,830 1,599 Professorships and Lectures 23,018 20,175 21,851 18,306 16,794 Quasi-Endowments 29,968 26,194 27,839 23,344 21,439 Annuities & Life Income 14,871 12,403 10,839 10,302 9,440

Total endowment and similar funds $ 173,330 $ 148,348 $ 150,456 $ 122,889 $ 110,726

STUDENT AID

University programs $ 75,531 $ 71,692 $ 66,150 $ 61,332 $ 53,317 Federal/state grant programs 7,251 6,980 7,534 6,828 5,532 Student loans 73,433 77,036 70,353 73,729 56,865

Total student aid $ 156,215 $ 155,708 $ 144,037 $ 141,889 $ 115,714

PHYSICAL PL ANT

Land $ 6,827 $ 6,827 $ 6,827 $ 6,827 $ 6,827 Buildings and improvements 266,814 265,661 263,096 260,394 236,838 Equipment, furniture, library books and artwork 32,083 32,264 32,023 55,666 53,175 Plant under construction 18,940 2,009 1,117 809 14,544

Total gross physical plant 324,664 306,761 303,063 323,696 311,384 Accumulated depreciation

Total Physical Plant Net $ 228,894 $ 218,114 $ 220,873 $ 223,710 $ 220,278

STATISTICS 2012-13 2011-12 2010 -11 2009 -10 2008 - 09

FULL-TIME EqUIVALENT ENROLLMENT (FALL)

Undergraduate 5,354 5,310 5,191 5,081 4,841Graduate 1,551 1,596 1,563 1,560 1,423Law 456 504 512 541 559

Total full-time equivalent enrollment 7,361 7,410 7,266 7,182 6,823

DEGREES CONFERRED

Undergraduate 1,254 1,101 1,061 1,007 1,002Graduate 826 835 867 796 708Law 161 162 157 173 182

Total degrees conferred 2,241 2,098 2,085 1,976 1,892

ENTERING FRESHMEN CL ASS AVERAGES

Combined SAT scores (1600) 1194 1202 1197 1188 1177GPA 3.71 3.74 3.72 3.66 3.66

FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES (FALL)

Faculty 410 402 386 389 374Staff 734 712 719 702 672

Total full-time employees 1,144 1,114 1,105 1,091 1,046

Walter and Donna Conn Fred and Barbara Curley Don and Va Lena (Scarpelli)

Curran Bernard and Marsha Daines Nancy C. Driscoll Sperry H. Goodman Howard Hughes Medical Institute Johnston-Hanson Foundation W. M. Keck Foundation Kreielsheimer Foundation Mike and Christy (Mozilo) Larsen John and Donna Luger Paul and Lita (Barnett) Luvera Harry and Colleen Magnuson Tom Martin and Noreen

Hobbs Martin Jack and Mary McCann Jane McCarthey Family Joseph L. McCarthy Microsoft Corporation Gene and Marti Monaco Lyle W. and Cherie Moore Angelo and Phyllis Mozilo The Phyllis and Angelo Mozilo

Family Foundation Mark and Cindy Pigott Ed and Yvonne Ralph Mary Stuart Rogers Foundation Elizabeth D. Rudolf John and Nancy Rudolf Rudolf Family Foundation Dave and Sandy Sabey Walter A. and Hazel Toly United Way of King County Pat and Sandy Volkar Washington Trust Bank Betty S. Wheeler Anonymous

$500,000 - $999,999(Cumulative)

Allegro Investments, LLC Avista Corporation Fred E. Bigelow Horace and Christine Bozarth Fred and Leslie Brown The Iris & B. Gerald Cantor

Foundation Gerard Centioli Ben B. Cheney Foundation Bill and Virginia Clemens John and Nancy Clute Harry L. (Bing) Crosby Leon (Bob) and Petronella Davis

Estate Joe and Edna Deichl Bud W. Driessel Estate Anna Fahey Fidelity Investments Charitable

Gift Fund Garco Construction Gonzaga University Law Adjunct

Faculty Charles and Barbara Hennessey Herak Foundation Hewlett-Packard Company Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hogan, Jr. Intel Corporation Joseph R. Keys Patrick J. and Stephanie Kilkenny

KnowledgeWare, Inc. The Kresge Foundation Henry Luce Foundation Bob and Yvonne Lyons Esther A. McCoy Dr. Earl Miller Estate Scott and Lizbeth (Tomich) Morris The Odell Fund Robert and Carol (Smail) Palencar Michael A. Patterson Terry and Pat Payne Robert and Ann Powers Hubie Randall Rational Software Corporation Norm and Rita Roberts Mark and Katherine Ryland S.E.R.E. Solutions, Inc. Sabey Corporation Dr. Scholl Foundation Frost & Margaret Snyder

Foundation The Steele-Reese Foundation John M. Stone Suzi Stone Frank X. Suttey Estate John and Betty Tubbs Union Pacific Railroad Elizabeth Van Sistine Estate Carrie Welch Trust Estate Helen Welty Pat and Carol West E. L. Wiegand Foundation Anonymous

$250,000 - $499,999(Cumulative)

Theodore B. Albi

John and Jewel Andrew John and Anne Aram Bank of America Corporation Bank of America Foundation Boise Dr. and Mrs. Norman Bolker Joseph and Peggy Brennan Burlington Northern Santa Fe

Foundation Josh Burrows John E. Cannon, Sr. Dr. Robert J. and Thelma Rose

Casey Centioli Family, LLC Comshare, Inc. George Corkery

Costco Wholesale Daniels Fund Henry L. Day Joseph P. and Helen K. Delay Luino and Margaret DellOsso, Jr. Lawrence E. Duffy Estate Ernst & Young Foundation Fluke Corporation Orlanta Franck Maurice Gales Bart and Hilke Gallant George and Marianne Grant Josef and Stephany Gray Jerry and Helen Greenan Jo and Patsy Hall Carl M. Hansen Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hanson

Major Benefactors

lifetiMe contriButors

Gonzaga University proudly recognizes and honors these major contributors whose outstanding generosity and spirit of lifetime giving demonstrate a commitment to ensuring the finest level of higher education available.

$10,000,000 and aBove(Cumulative)

Duet Technologies Jesuit Community of Gonzaga

University

$5,000,000 - $9,999,999(Cumulative)

Independent Colleges of Washington

Jim and Joann Jundt Phil and Sandy McCarthey Tom and Mary McCarthey, Jr. Fritz and Jeanie WolffAnonymous

$2,000,000 - $4,999,999(Cumulative)

Alphonse and Geraldine Arnold Estate

Dauna Leigh Bauer Foundation Comstock Foundation M. O. Flannery Estate Charles Gillingham

John Hemmingson Don and Carol Herak Christine M. Hogan The Hogan Family Foundation, Inc. Bob and Alice Jepson Johnson Scholarship Foundation Duff and Dorothy Kennedy Charlotte Y. Martin Charlotte Y. Martin Foundation McCarthey Family Foundation Bob and Claire McDonald M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust Charlie and Doris OConnor Oracle Corporation PACCAR Inc Carl R. Pohlad The Carl and Eloise Pohlad Family

Foundation Jim and Gwen Powers J. Merton and Jessie Rosauer Sodexho Marriott Services Sterling Software Tom and Camilla Tilford

$1,000,000 - $1,999,999(Cumulative)

Louis and Kathryn Barbieri The Boeing Company Cadre Technologies, Inc. Henry J. Casey Marguerite M. Casey Dr. Patrick J. Cavanaugh Chester and Catherine J.

Chastek Harriet Cheney Cowles

Foundation

800The major meeting space in

the new University Center

will seat 800 people, opening

possibilities of conferences,

lectures and performances that

attract students, faculty, staff

and community members.

Your gifts to Gonzaga help our students succeed. You create scholarships. You help the University hire bright, passionate professors. You improve academic programs and you create learning opportunities outside the classroom. Thank you for acting on your passion.

This report of contributors encompasses gifts made between June 1, 2012, and May 31, 2013.

HONOR ROLL OF CONTRIBUTORS 2012-13

In keeping with Gonzagas commitment to sustainablity, the entire 2012-13 Honor Roll is displayed online at gonzaga.edu/Honorroll.

Great care was taken to ensure the accuracy of this listing. We would appreciate you alerting us to any errors or omissions. Please contact Laura Gatewood, director of stewardship, at 509.313.6381 or gatewood@gonzaga.edu.

Daniel P. Harbaugh Ellen Healy The Hearst Foundations Tom and Mary Herche Lorelei and Phil Herres Conrad N. Hilton Foundation Hooker Creek Ranch Greg and Teresa Hubert IBM Corporation Inland Northwest Community

Foundation Euretta James Estate George F. Jewett Foundation Johnston Foundation The Johnston-Fix Foundation Herbert B. Jones Foundation KC Auto Paint and Supplies, Inc. Dorothy C. Kelly The Kern Family Foundation, Inc John and Carrie Lapke Dr. Charles and Margaret

K. Larson Harry and Harriet Leppek Wil and Pat Loeken H.F. Magnuson Family

Foundation, Inc. Jack D. Miklos Moss Adams Foundation Moss Adams LLP Aloysius and Jody Mullally John and Margie Murphy Dan Murphy Foundation Donald P. and Jeanette

(Jenny) Nelles Next IT Corporation Oregon Province Society of Jesus Guy and Madeline Ossello Bill and Carol Quigg Phil and Bev Reinig Donald and Donna Rockstrom Jim and Beverly Rogers Lucille Rooney Estate Frances Salla Estate The Schwab Fund for Charitable

Giving Mike and Mary (Owens)

Shanahan Stephen and Mary Shinn Mary E. Stuart Gertrude K. Sully Estate Sun Microsystems, Inc. Sunbelt Communications

Company Mike and Mary Jo (McKinnon)

Tucci U.S. Bancorp Foundation Union Pacific Foundation Jennifer Vertetis McCann The Vogelheim Family Anna Mae Waldron Estate Tim and Jackie Welsh Dennis and Jackie Wheeler Howard W. and Nancy A. Wildin Geraldine Wynkoop

Anonymous

$100,000 - $249,999(Cumulative)

Dr. and Mrs. John B. Adams Alcoa Foundation

Altera Corporation Dr. Mansoor Al-Turki The Anderson Foundation Steven and Kelly Andrade Arrowhead General Insurance

Agency, Inc. Athletic Round Table, Inc. Avista Foundation Daniel E. Bandmann Don Barbieri Ms. Heather M. Barbieri Dr. Clarence Barnes Charles A. and Dolores

A. Barry Trust Dr. Anne Baruch Battelle Memorial Institute Gerald Berger John and Ann Beutler John and Kristianne Blake Tony and Mary Lou Bonanzino Erma A. Bonge Estate Frank and Ilse Bourbeau Frank and Sharon Bouten Helen Brach Foundation Paul and Colleen Brajcich Aileen Connolly BrattonChris and Mary Ann Bulger Bill and Gloria Burch Bob and Stevie (Cada) Burke Edward L. Burke Bruce and Judy Butler Stewart and Molly Butler Ron and Terri Caferro William and Judy Carlin B. J. Carney CompanyRobert M. Carroll Rebecca Cates Holly Louise Caudill Mr. and Mrs. Gill Centioli Challenger Pipe & Steel, LLC Harry E. Chisholm Citigroup Global Impact Funding

Trust, Inc. Beverly Clegg Craig and Georganna Clifford Club USA Coeur d Alene Mines Corporation Coleman Foundation College Success Foundation Comcast Spotlight Daryl and Michele Connell Jim and Terry Coombes CPM Development Corporation Gerri and Bob Craves CRUX subsurface, inc. Cycrest Systems, Inc. DAA Northwest Kevin and Mary Jean Daniels Harry and Dorothy Dano Bill and Tasia Davenport E.B. Pete and Daisy DeFeyter

Family Alan S. Dernbach and Rose

Higgins Bob and Evelyn Dieringer Harlan and Maxine Douglass Tom and Karen Driscoll Ted Druffel

Walter Duncan William Eddleman

EdFund Emerson Quiet Kool Corporation Jim and Billie Etter Farmers Insurance Group Francis A. Feider Roger A. Felice Bob and Katie Ferguson Jonathan Ferraiuolo Brooks and Lucy FieldsJames T. Finlen, Jr. Denny and Lynn Flaherty

Living Trust Dr. Howard and Maxine Floan John and Lyla Fluke

Foster Foundation Joe and Joan Gagliardi Mary Jewett Gaiser

William Gaylor Estate Clark H. Gemmill Robert F. Gilb and Michele

Tiesse-Gilb John and Sherry Gilbert Lt. Col. (Ret.) and Mrs. William

Gillingham Bud and Judy GilmartinGlobal Credit Union Gonzaga University Alumni

Association Gonzaga University Faculty Goodale & Barbieri Burgess Gordon Margaret S. Gose Robert and Denise Greco Greg and Julie Green Herschel and Betty Gustafson Larry L. Guthrie Don and Sherie Hackney Donald and Pauline Hagan Robert and Roberta Halliday George Hardgrove Foundation Jack and Lisa Heath Hecla Mining Company Jim and Michelle Hereford Horton and Mazie Herman Mark, Marsha and Stephanie

Hierbaum John and Deborah Holleran Stanton and Shirley Hooper Horrigan Foundation Inc. Greg and Susan Huckabee Randy Hurst Bill and Susana Huston Dr. and Mrs. William P. Ilgen Incremental Systems CorporationInterleaf, IncorporatedDoyle W. Jacklin Duane and Susan Jacklin Jacklin Investments, L.P. Jack and Kitty Jacobs Jerome and Vicki Jager Don and Marilyn Jans Helen John Foundation Frank and Maureen Johnson

Ina Johnston George and Shari Kain Kaiser Aluminum Fabricated

Products Don and Mary Kayser William V. Kelley John and Pat Kelly Dr. Arthur E. Kennedy Klaue Family Foundation Roy and Violet Knott KPFF Consulting Engineers KPMG Foundation Stanton and Jeanie Kramer Gregory Kunz Dwayne and Rosemary

(Dempsey) Lane Dr. Anna M. Ledgerwood Bernie and Mafalda Levernier David M. Lincoln Pauline M. Love and Michael Love Mike and Rene Lucarelli David and Christina Lynch Joseph M. Lynch Elizabeth A. Lynn Foundation John and Phyllis MacKenzie Macon Foundation Thomas and Jean Malott John E. Manders Foundation Douglas and Kathrine Mantyla Esther Mark

Marsh Maryknoll Korea Region Bob and Barb Materne John and Alice-Marie Maughan Bob and Sandy McConkey Helen McDonald Frank A. McMahon Kevin and Debbie McQuilkin and

Family Dr. and Mrs. Jacob W. Meighan Larry Miller John and Lori Moloney, Jr. Mike and Mary Moloney Moloney + ONeill John and Melinda Moynier Dan and Joyce Murphy Joseph and Muriel Murphy Mike and Muffy Murphy Tim and Denny Murphy Timothy Murphy Tom and Joyce Murphy Mike Myers and Carole Rolando John C. Nevin Trust John and Frances Nitkey Wes and Mary Lee (Toepel) Nuxoll William and Monica OConnell Bill and Betty Ogle Olivetti North America, Inc. Richard and Margaret ONeill

Thank you for your generous gifts made between June 1, 2012, and May 31, 2013.

= Deceased

R. E. Eddie Page Ruth Patchen Estate Joel and Karen Pearl Ruth H. Pearson Ethel Peasley

Joseph and Alice Peirone

Dr. and Mrs. Otto J. Penna Thomas Perko Arnold and Sarah Peterson Pfizer Bonita and Andrew Polich Stephen N. Pope Estate Ed and Helen Prevol Dr. Carlos and Chris Prietto Jim and Marilyn Prince Qwest Foundation Jim and Maggie Randall Rauenhorst Family Foundation Mark and Barbara Ray Red Lion Hotels Jeff and Margaret Reed Ed and Bunny (Suva) Renouard Research Corporation for Science

Advancement Catherine Rhodes Estate Dennis T. and Kathryn (Cullen)

Richardson, Sr. Doug and Kathleen Rivard Bill Roach Kerm and Fran Rudolf James M. and Lillian Ryan Safeco Insurance Companies Michael and Carol Schimmels Steve and Tresa Schmautz Jerry and Sue Schwalbach Mary Schweitzer The Seattle Foundation Seattle University Joseph M. Shabaz Estate David and Linda Shea Penn and Nancy Siegel Mr. and Mrs. Bob Smith, Sr. Doug and Karen Sonneborn Spokane Food Services, Inc. Spokane Produce SprayCool, Inc. Mary Constance Stanton Estate Charles H. and Diane Steilen Bartholomew and

Sarah Stevens Shannon Stiltner Charles H. Stolz Irene Strachen Charitable Trust Stuart Foundation Jonas and Cheryl Stutzman Patrick and Diane Sullivan The Swinging Doors Dick and Barbara Taylor Teagle Foundation Tektronix, Inc. Telect, Inc. John Thomas Jill and Thatcher Thompson Charles A. and Helen Tilford Terry and T.J. Tombari Dorothea B. Townsend Mike and Mimi Tucci Vanguard Charitable Endowment

Program Verizon Foundation

Ray Vollert Sam and Emily Volpentest The Andy Warhol Foundation for

the Visual Arts, Inc. Nicholas and Karen (Lindsay)

Warrick Washington State Mentors The Welch Foundation, Inc.Peter and Carol Welk Norman and Denise Wells, Jr. Patrick Wilson Estate Miss Myrtle Woldson Wollenberg Foundation David Wollersheim Women Helping Women Fund Jim and Joyce Workland Peggy and John Worthing Thomas Wynecoop Mr. John T. Yeats Zak Designs Irv and Angela Zakheim Anonymous

$50,000 - $99,999(Cumulative)

A.M. Landshaper, Inc. Accenture Foundation, Inc. Acme Materials & Construction

Company Lawrence D. Acre EstateCarol Albright George I. Alden Trust American Express Foundation Tom Anderl Edith L. Anderson Estate Henry R. and Lucy Anderson Ken and Sue Anderson Ted and Elisabeth Angell Richard and Debbie Angotti Gene and Carol Annis Patricia Anselmi Sheryl Anthony Stephen Anthony Archdiocese of Seattle ARCO FoundationAssociated General Contractors

of America Joey and Norma August Gilbert W. Baker Barrier West, Inc. The Baruch Foundation Basic Resources, Inc. Jason and Kristen (Beaulaurier)

Bay Fred E. and Paula Bevegni Black Rock Realty, Marshall

Chesrown and Roger Nelson Kevin Blanchat James P. and Catherine Boyer Dr. and Mrs. James Brasch Bobby and Cathleen Brett Mike and Marj Brewer Charles Brink The Brink Foundation James F. and Helen Brown Hervy and Florence Brulotte

Tim and Margaret Bruya Loren and Janell Burke Joe and Mary Ann (Schultheis)

Busch

Joe and Sharon Cade Dr. John and Priscilla Cadwell Dennis and Peggy (Morton) Calfee Mark and Kathy (Evoy) Casey Catholic Communication

Campaign CBS Reporting, Inc. Century 21 - Beutler & Associates Cerium Networks - Roger

Junkermier Chevron U.S.A., Inc. David and Jill (Legel) Christiansen Norton Clapp John R. Clark (RIP) and The Hon.

Ellen K. Clark Harriet Clarke

John and Mary S. Close Coca-Cola Foundation Harold W. Coffin

Coffman Engineers Gene J. Colin and Susan M. Janus Marvel Collins Estate James and Norah (Flannery)

Comerford Dr. John and Carolu Condon Thomas and Katherine F.

(Huhtanen) Connors Consumer Auto Liquidators Reanette Cook Estate Jim and Harvelyn (Cornwell)

Cooney Coopers & Lybrand Alberta Corkery Albert and June Corrado Emmett J. Corrigan Michael and Rebecca Costello Mr. and Mrs. E.J. Coughlin

and Family Marie Crabtree Pat and Jean Craigen Alea Culpepper Gary Culpepper Dr. and Mrs. Michael H.

Cunningham Cypress Advantage Dr. Barbara Daniels Vern G. Davidson Dick and Vickie Davis Robert J. and Raeceil A. Day Walter and Denise Day Family of Brad DearRichard J. DeBlieck Brad and Pam (McNally)

DeCounter Armand and Joy DeFelice Delay, Curran, Thompson &

Pontarolo, PS The Luino and Margaret DellOsso

Family Foundation Larry and Kathy Dilley Billy and Joan Dinsdale Victor and Diana DiPietro William and Kathleen (McFarland)

Dobner Philip and Mary Dolan

Patrick and Leonore Doody Joseph M. and Mary (Kinzer)

Doohan Fred H. and Mary S. Dore

Charitable Foundation Mary Dore Camille & Henry Dreyfus

Foundation Kevin and Jackie Driscoll Isabel dUrbal John and Dianne Egger Walter and Kathy Egger Empire Health Services Employees Community Fund of The

Boeing Company Engineered Control Systems Environmental West Exploration,

Inc. Richard and Marjorie Ettinger Evans, Craven & Lackie, P.S. Dr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Ewell Expeditors International of

Washington, Inc. ExxonMobil Foundation FAB Ventures, LLC George and Janet Fague Felice Law Offices John and Dee Fery I.S. & Emily C. Fetterman

Foundation Marion Finucane

First Interstate BankJames and Frances Flanagan

James J. and Sharon (McMaster) Flynn

Neal and Helen Fosseen Rick and Joan Fox Blaine G. and Pamela French Barbara and Jay Fritz Foundation Jim and Margel Gallagher George and Theresa Gee Gleason-Skok Foundation Bill and Connie Glynn Kenneth and Beryl Goodchild Ed and Candy (Jones) Gormley Budd and Kathy Gould James W. Grant Greater Gonzaga Guild Mark and Mary Griffin Bill and Norma Grismer Dorothy E. Guild James and Louisa Guise Michael and Samantha Guthrie The Hon. and Mrs. Richard P. Guy Edmund, Blanche, and Flora

Hamel Estate Dave and Susan Hamer Harry J. Hanley

George D. and Debbie Hansen Robert and Donna Hanson Harold and Mary Anne Hatinger Stephen Haskell James Hasson Doug and Tracy Hauff

Great care was taken to ensure the accuracy of this listing. We would appreciate you alerting us to any errors or omissions. Please contact Laura Gatewood, director of stewardship, at 509.313.6381 or gatewood@gonzaga.edu.

Dr. Terry L. Haws Michael T. Hayes John and Mary Heath, Jr. John Heily Henningsen Cold Storage Co. Hildebrand-Pease Estates Rick and Nina Hofmeister Horrigan Farms, Inc. Household International Edward and Marie Hughes Inland Orthopaedics of Spokane, PS Itron, Inc. J. Jamaw L.P. Mike and Lisa (Millison) Janicki Lon and Becky Jasper Mike and Linda Jensen Dennis and Katharine Jorgensen Michael and Lynn Joseph Joseph Family Foundation The Joyce Foundation K - L Manufacturing Company, Inc. Bob and Ginny Kane Margel Foote Kaufman Dan and Margaret Keefe Carolyn S. Kelly Kevin J. Kenneally Key Tronic Corporation James and Mary Anne

(Metcalfe) King King Beverage, Inc. Dr. Ferdinand and

Dorothy Knechtel Bill Kuper Jane M. (Dore) Kuper Arlene E. LaMasters Estate Annemarie Lambert William N. Lampson & Family The Land Company, LLC Dwayne Lanes Chrysler Plymouth Milton J. Langlois Bill LaughlinFrank and Ethel Lenzie Jack and Helen Leonard Levernier-Shea Construction

Company Keene and Barbara Little George and Nancy Lobisser Lena Longo Lydig Construction Company Greg Mahugh Dr. Michael Mallea and Dr.

Maureen Kim Lynch Kevin and Christine Malone Rocco and Barbara Martino The Rocco and Barbara Martino

Foundation Richard and Cheri Mast Virginia Maughan Estate Mary M. Mauro Edmund F. Maxwell Foundation Robert and Shannon

McCambridge Florence McCormack Robert McCormick Anonymous in memory of Anita L.

(Sherar) McKee Pamela S. McKinzie-Lewis Roy and Patricia McLaren Rev. Thomas J. Meersman Trust Merck Company Foundation

Merrill Lynch Jo Merwin John and Guelda Messina Yale Metzger and Susan

Richmond Bill and JoAnn Mick Dr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Monks Mary Jo Moore Tatsuo Moriyasu Bill Murphy Michael and Jadine Murphy Della Murray Smithmoore Myers and Sandy

Sandulo-Myers National Asphalt Paving

Association NetManage, Inc. Katherine Neupert Margaret M. Nigro Nike, Inc. Northern Quest Casino Northwest Area Foundation Robert W. and Maureen

A. OBrien James F. and Sharon OConnell Pete and Wilma Olsen Foundation Donald and Joan Olson Coletta OMeara Dean Lewis H. and

Mrs. Jackie Orland Jack and Kathy Ossello Pacific Security William A. and Dara K. Paine John and Janis Parente Paul and Mary Jane (Hidaka)

Patterson Pearson Packaging Systems PEMCO Foundation, Inc. Jim and Rosemary Peterson David and Dorothy Pierce Trust Mike and Betty (Onley) Pontarolo David and Teri Pool Charles H. and Nancy Porter Procter & Gamble Fund Protosoft The Prudential Foundation Ron and Georgia Lee Puryear John and Gail Quigg Family Qwest Communications The Hon. and Mrs. Philip

M. Raekes Don F. and Darlene Raftis Chris Randall Gary and Sharon Randall Les and Clara Randall Paul and Barbara Redmond Norma and Wendell Reed

Foundation Laurent Regimbal

Mike and Judy (Yeend) Reilly David and Cathleen Reisenauer Renee R. Reuther Clare (Kolloch) Rice Scott and Mary Richards Irene Ringwood The Hon. and Mrs. J. Justin Ripley Gordon and Doris June Ripple Robbins Company Richard and Deborah (Gaebe)

Roccanova

John and Mary Roche James and Jean Roeber David and Maureen Rorick

Jim and Lin Roscoe Ron and Shelley Rosenberger Paul and Gretchen Roth Richard and Garldine Rudisile Lowell and Kathleen Ruen James and Marilyn Sachtjen Lance and Melissa Sadler Ron and Mary (Meighan)

Sagerson Sahlin Foundation Salem Foundation Nick Salisbury Eric Sandberg Ward and Jacqueline Sandberg John and Rita Santillanes Dr. and Mrs. Lester R. Sauvage Dick and Karen Sayre SBC Foundation SCAFCO Corporation Peter and Jocelyn Schultz Irene Schumaker Estate Virginia A. Schurra Jim and Novia Seabeck Seabury and Smith Marsh Ron and Sara Seubert Bill and Hilda Shanks Thomas N. Sharp Jay and Jan Shaw Katherine E. Shaw Shell Oil Company Foundation Fred Shelton Bill and Catherine Shiel Dick and Thalia Shorett Chuck and Rojean Siljeg Edward T. Simkins Gene and Merrilu (Silva) Sloboda Jim and Margaret Solan Spokane Machinery Company Al and Lois Stadtmueller Pete and Denise Stanton Philip and Margretta Stanton Jeff and Veronica Steffan Steffens Foundation Sterling Savings Bank Stevens, Clay, and Manix P.S. Ivan and Marlene Stewart St. Josephs Ambulance

Service, Inc. Dr. D. Michael and Mrs. Geraldine

A. (OMelveny) Strong George J. Struble Swig Foundation Teck Cominco American, Inc. George and Gina Thompson Terry and Molly Thompson Alice Tietgen John and Ann (Bramstedt) Timm Toillion Pediatric Dentistry Ernest and Greta Toll James and Sheryl Tomlinson Robert and Corrine TomlinsonJames and Debbie Topliff David and Joan Traylor David D. Traylor, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Triesch Tucci & Sons, Inc.

Jeff Turner and Susan Rauenhorst Turner

Dick and Patricia Twiss United Way of Benton & Franklin

Counties The United Way of the Bay Area The Unova Foundation Albert Unrecht The UPS Foundation The U.S. Charitable Gift Trust Russ and Carole VanderWilde Edward R. Van Vliet Paul and Mary Vogelheim Sam R. and Mary M. Volpentest The Hon. Bob and Diane Waitt Washington Mutual Foundation Washington Mutual Savings Bank Washington Trust Bank Financial

Corporation Charlie and Kathy Watson Steven and Dawn Watts Wells Fargo Wells Fargo Foundation Robert and Michele Wendel Kenneth Wenham Western States Asphalt Inc. Mildred Weston Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc. Bill and Liz (Curry) Wrigglesworth Lee and Barbara Wright John and Jane Zanol George and Mary Zeller Anonymous

12Gonzagas 397 international

students in 2012-13 spoke

at least 12 native languages

Albanian, Arabic, French,

Italian, Japanese, Korean,

Mandarin Chinese, Portuguese,

Russian, Spanish, Thai, Turkish

and Ukranian. Many study in

Gonzagas highly respected

English Language Center.

= Deceased

In keeping with Gonzagas commitment to sustainablity, the entire 2012-13 Honor Roll is displayed online at gonzaga.edu/Honorroll.

MAJOR BENEFACTORS

ANNUAL CONTRIBUTORS

These benefactors represent a distinguished group of individuals who made a gift of $50,000 or more to the 2013 Annual Campaign (June 1, 2012 May 31, 2013) making them part of Gonzagas Leadership Circle. When members of the Leadership Circle join together in support of Gonzaga, their gifts help to achieve larger goals preparing men and women who will embrace a global responsibility to ensure justice, protect the dignity of every individual, and serve the greater good.

Independent Colleges of Washington Mike and Lisa (Millison) Janicki Johnson Scholarship Foundation Paul and Lita (Barnett) Luvera David and Christina Lynch Colleen Magnuson H.F. Magnuson Family

Foundation, Inc. Bob and Claire McDonald The McDonald Opportunity Scholars

and Work Awards Programs FundDan Murphy Foundation Guy and Madeline Ossello Peter and Jocelyn Schultz FundBill and Catherine Shiel Jill and Thatcher Thompson Dennis and Jackie Wheeler

Presidents eXecutive council

$1,000,000 and aBoveCharlie and Doris OConnor Jim and Gwen Powers Anonymous

$500,000 - $999,999John Hemmingson

$250,000 - $499,999The Hogan Family Foundation, Inc. Phil and Sandy McCarthey Tom and Mary McCarthey, Jr. McCarthey Family Foundation Gene and Marti Monaco Scott and Lizbeth (Tomich) Morris Mark and Cindy Pigott Sodexo Services

$100,000 - $249,999Avista Corporation College Success Foundation Gerri and Bob Craves Don and Va Lena (Scarpelli) Curran Denny and Lynn Flaherty Living Trust Robert F. Gilb and Michele Tiesse-Gilb Donald and Pauline Hagan Living Trust Mark, Marsha and Stephanie Hierbaum

Dorothy C. Kelly The Kern Family Foundation, Inc Mike and Christy (Mozilo) Larsen Charlotte Y. Martin Foundation Angelo and Phyllis Mozilo The Phyllis and Angelo Mozilo

Family Foundation Ed and Yvonne Ralph Mary Stuart Rogers Foundation S.E.R.E. Solutions, Inc. Tom and Camilla Tilford Washington Trust Bank Pat and Carol West Howard W. and Nancy A. Wildin Fritz and Jeanie Wolff

cHancellors associates

$50,000 - $99,999Dauna Leigh Bauer Foundation John and Kristianne Blake The Boeing Company Coeur d Alene Mines Corporation Gene J. Colin and Susan M. Janus Costco Wholesale Fidelity Investments Charitable

Gift Fund Clark H. Gemmill Tom and Mary Herche

Scott A. Ables Dr. and Mrs. John B. Adams Gary M. Alworth Ken and Sue Anderson Valerie Anderson John and Jewel Andrew John and Anne C. Aram Joe and Jammie Arbanas Cindy Runger Balas and Charles

Balas Frank and Dorothy Barich David and Heidi Bateman John A. and Nancy A.

(Scott) Battilega John Beck Ernest J. Becker Larry J. and Anna Bennett Jamie M. Berube Joe and Sharon Betzendorfer Michael J. and Sandra L. Beus Christopher Blackburn Anthony Boccaccio Chadwick O. Bogar Frank and Ilse Bourbeau Frank and Sharon Bouten Mark and Theresa (Timms) Boyer Douglas J. Brajcich Helen A. Brajcich Dr. Stephen L. and Marjorie M.

Brenneke Mr. and Mrs. James Bresnahan Roger G. Brown Alfred Bucheli Dr. and Mrs. Eric Buckley Greg and Michelle Bui Mr. and Mrs. J. Christopher Bulger Josh Burrows Bruce and Judy Butler Joe and Sharon Cade

Ron and Theresa Caferro Don Carlson Mark and Kathy (Evoy) Casey Dr. Robert J. and Thelma Rose

Casey Stephen and Elaine Cavit Jason and Tania Chaffee Susan and W.W. Chuck

Charlton Patrick Chastek Scott and Patricia J.

(Tiesse) Church Catherine C. Clark Robert and Ramona Clavel Walter J. and Donna F. Conn Laura D. Cooper Norman G. and Amarant M.

(Kanzler) Cormier Bill and Paula Cowley Gerri and Bob Craves James and Carol Crowe James and Eloise Cummins J. Donald and Va Lena Curran Rev. James Dallen Kevin and Mary Daniels Mr. and Mrs. William A.

Davenport Scott and Jami Davis Joseph W. Day Robert J. and Raeceil A. Day Richard J. DeBlieck Joe and Edna Deichl Dr. and Mrs. John Demakas Jayne (Stanich) Dempsey John and Mary Dentone Dale B. and Christy E.

(Smith) de Viveiros David Schweitzer and

Dennis DeVoto

The Heritage Society was founded in 1980 to recognize a legacy of giving at Gonzaga and honor alumni and friends who have made a commitment to the University through an estate gift. Estate gifts to Gonzaga are made in many forms, including bequests, gifts of retirement plan assets or life insurance, or charitable gift annuities, remainder unitrusts or lead trusts.

HERITAGE SOCIETY MEMBERS

Timothy G. Dieringer James and Joan DiJulio William R. and Kathleen A.

(McFarland) Dobner June Donaldson Robert J. Downey Nancy C. Driscoll Dr. Thomas and Karen Driscoll Thomas A. Drynan James P. and Ahnna Dudley, Jr. John E. Dunn Michael Durand Genevieve Edmonds John P. Egger Dr. Richard E. Ellis, JD Mr. and Mrs. Robert Erickson Gregory and Dana Erigero John and Dianne Evans Bob and Bobbie Evanson Anthony and Ann Ewell Sonja Nordbye Fair William W. and Marcella

Farrington James T. Finlen, Jr. Sharon A. Fischer and

Dr.Thomas A Kearney E.J. Gerry FitzGerald Nick Fluge and Elizabeth Logsdon Craig Gage Maurice Gales Phyllis and Vincent Gallant Blaine and Susan Garvin Gary Geiss Archie and Mary George Rex R. and Joan Gerlach Lt. Col. and Mrs. William R.

Gillingham Patricia A. Gillis Hal and Alice Gilmore

For a full listing of all Leadership Circle donors, please go to gonzaga.edu/Honorroll.

Maurice Glassy Gary Glenn Beverly (Haines) Goddard Michele Graham Marv and Anne Grassl Patrick J. Gravine George and Florence Grismer Nazli Guner The Hon. and Mrs. Richard P. Guy Susanne (Kraft) Hall Dave and Susan Hamer Frederick and Diane (Kelly) Hamm R. Bruce Hankins Dr. and Mrs. Richard C. Hanlen Cecil and Molly Hannan John C. Hanrahan Robert and Donna Hanson Daniel P. Harbaugh Suzanne M. Harris Shane and Morgan Hatcher Jerome Haupt Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hauth G. Donald Hawker and

Nga T. Hawker Frank J. Hawley Charles and Barbara

Hennessey, Jr. Mary and Tom Herche Howard and Darlene Herman Phil and Lorelei Herres Kirk Murdock Hetrick Mark and Marsha Hierbaum Tony and Cindy Higley Peter Hill Rick and Nina Hofmeister Edith A. Holmen Melanie A. Homan Stan and Shirley Hooper Gary and Barbara Hordemann John and Ellen Hough Lt. Col. Gregory M. Huckabee E. J. Hunt Megan L. Isenhower Doyle and Kathy (Graham)

Jacklin Don and Marilyn Jans Donald H. Jans Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jepson, Jr. Shirley J. Johnson Dr. Robert L. Kalez, M.D. Margel Foote Kaufman Melvin Kays Gary Keister Dorothy C. Kelly John and Pat Kelly Kevin Kenneally Dr. Arthur E. Kennedy Duff and Dorothy Kennedy Dale L. Kingman Roy and Violet Knott Rick Koch Dr. John and Gayle (Keenan)

Kohls Dr. Larry E. Krueger, J.D. Doug and Ruth Lancaster Dr. H. John Lane