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John R. Alexander

Dr. Joy Arpin

Cynthia Bennett

Dr. Fay Biles

Dr. Wilson G. Bradshaw

Cornelius Cacho

Joseph R. Catti*

Bradley K. Clark

Frank D’Alessandro**

Scott A. Edmonds

Charles B. Edwards, Esq.*

Jeffrey D. Fridkin, Esq.*

John D. Fumagalli

J. Dudley Goodlette***

Dr. Kay Gow***

Larry Hart

Dr. G. Burtt Holmes

William N. Horowitz, Esq.*

Charles K. Idelson*

Sydney Kitson

James F. Knupp

Alan Korest

Dr. John R. Little

Dr. William C. Merwin****

Edward A. Morton*

James R. Nathan

Dr. Richard Pegnetter*****

F. Fred Pezeshkan*

G. David Powell*

Brian Presley

Dr. Peter M. Sidell

Dr. Jennifer L. Sparrow***

Juliet Sproul

Douglas R. St. Cerny

Terri St. Cerny***

Linda K. Taylor*

Michael J. Volpe, Esq.***

Dolph von Arx

Joseph Vumbacco

Dr. Allen S. Weiss

Edward Wotitzky, Esq.

Dr. Bonnie Yegidis

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Dr. Ben Hill Griffin III

Mary Frances Howard**

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Larry Hart

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Dr. Halcyon St. Hill

Jerry Starkey

Michael Villalobos, Esq.

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am pleased and honored to join you inSouthwest Florida and to lead Florida GulfCoast University as we launch our second

dynamic decade of service in higher education.As I begin my term as the third president ofFGCU, I am inspired by donors, supporters andfriends whose generosity has transformed anemerging state-supported institution into a rap-idly growing, high quality university of choice.My colleague, Dick Pegnetter, and I extend ourheartfelt thanks and appreciation to you for yoursustained support. We are encouraged that, withyour continued support, we will maintainFGCU’s meteoric rise to preeminence.

FGCU’s fund-raising history is impressive.Following the close of the highly successfulDedicated to Greatness capital campaign at $218million, the 2006-2007 fund-raising effort exceed-ed expectations and reported an income of $30million as the fiscal year ended on June 30. Your

generosity has resulted in the implementation ofnew programs, the tripling of endowed scholar-ship dollars and the acquisition of land, education-al facilities and other resources for environmentalresearch. The pages of the Annual Report detailyour support and present truly inspiring stories ofphilanthropy. We promise to continue ourthoughtful and effective stewardship of resourcesas we prepare students to serve their communitieswith vision, wisdom and integrity.

Wilson G. Bradshaw, Ph.D.President

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record number of students enrolled and theFoundation met its goal of raising more than$30 million in gifts that will benefit today’sstudents as well as those to come.

It’s been another year of growth,marked bygroundbreaking on Holmes Hall, LutgertHall and Sugden Hall. A second parkinggarage and a new complex of residence hallsare on the rise as well.

As in previous years, the community hasgenerously supported the University. Wedeeply appreciate your commitment to, andenthusiasm for, Florida Gulf CoastUniversity. It is because of your generositythat we are able to grow and flourish, adding

new buildings and programs that are criticalto our mission of creating a University thatwill continue to meet the needs of the bur-geoning Southwest Florida population.

As the University celebrates its first decade,we can look back with pride and amazementat the dramatic way in which the communityhas grown and how Florida Gulf CoastUniversity has kept pace, introducing addi-tional degree programs, expanding scholar-ship opportunities and growing our athleticsprograms, all in response to your input andsupport.

On behalf of the entire FGCU FoundationBoard of Directors, we thank you for the sup-port and loyalty you have shown thisUniversity. It is because of you that this is theUniversity of choice for Southwest Florida.

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Joseph R. CattiChair Emeritus, FGCU Foundation

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ydney Kitson and his develop-ment firm,Kitson & Partners, arecommitted to environmentally

conscious growth and are proving it byincluding Florida Gulf Coast Universityin their plans to build a new communityin southern Charlotte County.

The firm gave FGCU 67 acres in themidst of its Babcock Ranch property inCharlotte County, as well as $3 millionto build an environmental research cen-ter on the site.The University will applyfor $3 million in matching funds fromthe State of Florida for the facility.

Kitson & Partners is a West PalmBeach-based development firm that spe-cializes in environmentally sensitivemaster-planned communities.The com-pany plans to build just such a commu-nity at Babcock Ranch, a 143-square-mile property that straddles the Lee-Charlotte county line.The Kitson devel-opment will occupy 17,806 acres while

the state will preserve 74,000 acres.Mr. Kitson, the chairman and CEO,

also serves on FGCU’s FoundationBoard of Directors. His company’s giftto the University came from his beliefthat the two entities share the same envi-ronmental goals.

Although the firm has been involvedin environmental programs elsewhere,the gift to FGCU represents its mostsignificant such commitment to date.Mr. Kitson envisions the University’sCenter for Environmental Research andOutreach as a place where people of allages will have the opportunity to learn.

“It’s important to have students getinvolved with environmental issues at anearly age,”he said.“We think the FGCUCenter can play a vital role in their edu-cation. At Babcock Ranch we will have a74,000-acre ‘living laboratory’ locatedadjacent to the Center. With such closeproximity,we are enthusiastically looking

forward to working with the scientists tohelp us make a better,more environmen-tally sensitive community.”

University researchers will play majorroles in assessing how to preserve theenvironment.

“The research on wetland and uplandecosystems on the Babcock Ranch prop-erty is a logical extension of the workbeing done on the FGCU campus,” saidDr. Bonnie Yegidis, then-provost andvice president for Academic Affairs.“Thework will showcase the best practices ofland management. It will help create amore sustainable environment not just inour region, but throughout the world.”

Mr. Kitson shares this vision.“We want to do the right thing for the

environment and set the bar high fordevelopment standards for the entirestate,” he said. “We view our partnershipwith FGCU as an integral part of ourcommitment to the environment.”

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he contributions of Edwin H.Bower are legendary, spanning40 years of service in Collier

County. Born in 1906 to humble farmparents in Michigan, he was theyoungest of five children and the onlyone to pursue and achieve a collegeeducation. As a newly minted CPA,after working for a large firm,he found-ed his own company in 1933 in Detroitin the depths of the Great Depression.This experience reinforced his basicvalues of thrift and a strong work ethic.

In 1965, his firm was purchased byArthur Young & Company, which laterbecame Ernst & Young. Freed frompast responsibilities, he moved toNaples, where he volunteered hisknowledge and expertise to many com-munity organizations.

In 1973, he was honored as Citizenof the Year. His belief that educationwas critical to society guided his gener-ous and quiet giving, which helped theyoung, the disabled and the elderly inneed. For his significant contributionsthat aided Collier County families andchildren he received the CosgroveAward in 1995.

After he moved to Moorings Park in1994,he perceived the need for a chapelthat would offer spiritual and musicalfood for the soul. His vision of thechapel as a beautiful architectural andmusical jewel was realized by hisdaughter and son-in-law, Marilyn andAlan Korest.

Because Mr. Bower loved his com-munity and wanted to improve thequality of life for so many,he became anearly supporter of FGCU. Joining himin his belief in the importance of educa-tion and in his deep appreciation formusic, the Korests chose to extend hislegacy to include the Bower School ofMusic at Florida Gulf CoastUniversity.

“We are very excited and pleased tohonor Marilyn’s late father, Edwin H.Bower, in perpetuity through the nam-ing of the Bower School of Music atFGCU,” Mr.Korest said.“This will notbe just another music school. BSM willbe one of pioneering leadership thatwill exert enormous influence in thiscommunity. The Bower School ofMusic will focus on providing its stu-dents with broad-based, creative andinnovative music education of academ-

ic and performing excellence.”The Korests provided the means by

which FGCU can indeed achievegreatness for the Bower School ofMusic.With the State of Florida MajorGifts Trust Fund dollar-for-dollarmatch, the value of the Korests’ giftbecame $5 million. Their endowedfund will support such activities as newfaculty positions,classroom instrumentsand equipment, scholarships, librarypurchases, marketing, music research,partnership endeavors, outreach pro-grams and public performance.

Of particular interest to the Korestsis that the Bower School of Music willsoon expand its degree offerings toinclude Music Therapy, a desired nicheof excellence for FGCU and one ofincreasing importance to SouthwestFlorida and beyond.

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iven the limited amount ofdevelopment possible onFlorida Gulf Coast Universi-

ty’s main campus, securing nearby siteson which to establish much-neededprograms is critical to the institution’sgrowth.

That’s why the donation of propertyfor a research park on the site of TheFountains development is such a valu-able gift.

SouthStar Development PartnersInc. has generously offered theUniversity 20 acres – enough room tobuild a 200,000-square-foot center –within its community just east ofGateway and Southwest FloridaInternational Airport. The land is val-ued at approximately $3.6 million.

“The property is planned for use asa research park and, as such, continuesFlorida Gulf Coast University’s desireto be a leader in economic develop-ment within Southwest Florida,” saidDr. Joseph Shepard, vice president forAdministrative Services and Finance.“A university is more than just theoffering of classes in its academic core.It is an outreach and a part of the com-munity that is most tangibly seen viaresearch.”

Such a facility will likely attractpharmaceutical and biotechnologycompanies interested in teaming upwith the University, which would serveto stimulate the region’s economywhile providing valuable researchopportunities for FGCU faculty andstudents.

“The Fountains represents a devel-opment for the future by addressingmixed-use, sustainability and greendevelopment, all of which we believeare important to Lee County and itsfuture,” said Kimball D. Woodbury,executive vice president of SouthStarDevelopment Partners Inc. “An im-portant component of The Fountains,the research facility will help realize thegoals of the community and theUniversity. We are extremely excited tobe involved with Florida Gulf CoastUniversity in this new endeavor.”

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he Conservancy of South-west Florida and FloridaGulf Coast University are

teaming up to establish an innovativeprogram aimed at guiding all mem-bers of the community to a higherenvironmental consciousness.

This joint program is being madepossible through a $1 million endow-ment donation to the Conservancy byEdith and Ed Andrew. FGCU withthe Conservancy, in turn, will providefunding to launch the “K-to-gray”Environmental Education andOutreach program.

The University will apply for astate match of $750,000 and ananonymous family foundation willprovide an additional $100,000 inseed money for the project.

It’s a program that ConservancyPresident and CEO AndrewMcElwaine believes is critically need-ed, citing a study that indicated envi-ronmental education in the area is“kind of scattershot.”

In addition to serving on theFGCU faculty, the director of theprogram will provide outreach servic-es and coordinate environmental edu-cation across the five-county region,according to Dr. Donna Price Henry,dean of the College of Arts andSciences.

“The College of Arts and Scienceshas had a longstanding informal rela-tionship with the Conservancy,” shesaid. “The joint faculty position willstrengthen that relationship”as well asprovide in-service teacher education,which will enhance environmentallearning in the schools.

Mr. McElwaine said, “Establishinga partnership with FGCU has been agoal of the Conservancy for manyyears. Environmental education is anessential part of our mission. Thanksto this generous endowment fromEdith and Ed Andrew, our goal hasbeen realized. By working withFGCU, we can both be more effec-tive.”

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ong-time Fort Myers resident andphilanthropist Bernese Daviscombined her lifelong passion for

horticulture with her late husband’s loveof education and research when sheestablished the Bernese B. and Sidney R.Davis Chair for Landscape Design,Horticultural Education and Research.

Her contribution, along with the Stateof Florida matching gift, has created a $1million endowment at Florida GulfCoast University. Earnings from theinvested fund will support the researchand scholarly activities of an internation-ally renowned authority in the field ofEnvironmental Horticulture in perpetu-ity.The professor who holds this honoredtitle will use his/her leadership, knowl-edge and cutting-edge research to inspirestudents and bring prominence to theUniversity.

Berne Davis hopes that her gift willinspire University students and thebroader community to experience adeeper appreciation of environmentaldesign, leading to a more beautiful com-munity.

Her love for gardening and civic beau-tification is well-known in Fort Myers,inspired by her mother Dorothy Barfield,and her friend, Mina Miller Edison.Thehome Berne Davis shared with her hus-band since 1942 reflects this love, with itswinding garden containing a seeminglyendless variety of flowers, vegetables andfoliage and spectacular view of theCaloosahatchee. She not only cares forthis garden, but through her service inlocal garden clubs, she has led and partic-ipated in many civic beautification proj-ects in Lee County.

Mr. Davis was very active in civicaffairs as well. He was an officer anddirector of the Lee County Bank. Heserved as president of the DowntownMerchants Association and the FortMyers Chamber of Commerce. He par-ticipated in the construction of LeeMemorial Hospital in 1943, serving onits board and that of First UnitedMethodist Church.

“I am happy to be able to do this for thecommunity that I love and call home,”Berne Davis said. “I know Sidney wouldhave been happy,too.He was always inter-ested in helping young people.”

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uliet C. Sproul’s roots in CollierCounty run deep. She’s the grand-

daughter of Barron Gift Collier whoonce owned the land that is now Collierand Hendry counties. Just as her grand-father helped found Collier County, sheis further nurturing the county’s growthand prosperity by serving her secondterm on the FGCU Foundation Boardof Directors. This year, she also gener-ously donated $1 million to theUniversity in support of an FGCU cen-ter in Collier County.

As a managing partner of the BarronCollier Companies, Ms. Sproul believes“the FGCU Naples Center is the latestsign of a new vitality coming to CollierCounty.”

Because of the higher educationcomponent and cultural activities that

will be offered there, she is confident thedowntown area will enjoy a new level ofsophistication. This element added tothe existing elegance and charm ofNaples will likely attract businesses andindividuals to Collier County.

“The reason I gave is that I believe

the Renaissance Academy (FGCU’slifelong learning program) has done agreat deal of good for Collier Countyand, in particular, for Naples,” Ms.Sproul said. “I believe in education and,no matter how old you get, you canalways learn something.”

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JULIET C.SPROUL

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he University is committed tobuilding a signature educational

facility at the gateway to Old Naples.The 50,000-square-foot building willoccupy a two-acre parcel the Universitypurchased on the corner of Goodlette-Frank Road and U.S.41 (Fifth Avenue).

With Collier County’s populationprojected to double in the next 25 years,the Naples Center will help meet theincreased demand for academic pro-grams for undergraduate and graduatestudents, continuing education for pro-

fessionals and lifelong learning oppor-tunities for adults.

The Naples Center will enable stu-dents from Collier County to fulfilleducational goals that will lead them todesired careers. The most desired aca-demic programs in Collier County arebusiness, health and education.Lifelong learning program participantswill enjoy the personal enrichment andsatisfaction that comes from the con-tinued acquisition of knowledge andcultural experiences. From symposia on

global, national and local issues, per-formances by FGCU’s Bower Schoolof Music, exhibitions, hands-on work-shops, lectures and courses, the activi-ties within these walls will be distin-guished by excellence in teaching, per-formance and service.

Through their gifts this year to thissignificant project, several individualshave demonstrated that private philan-thropy and commitment to the publicgood are core principles of Naples life.

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Naples Center donors, from left, F. Fred Pezeshkan, Jack Antaramian, Dolph von Arx,

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hen Fred and StephaniePezeshkan pledged $100,000

toward Florida Gulf Coast University’sNaples Center, it was the latest link in along relationship between Mr. Pezeshkanand the University. A member of theFGCU Foundation Board of Directors for11 years, he is chairman and CEO of theNaples-based Kraft ConstructionCompany, the largest privately held generalbuilding contracting firm in Florida.

So he understands something aboutcommunities and growth.

“The FGCU Naples Center is veryimportant for Collier County,” he said.“The Renaissance Academy has been very

successful here and it has about run out ofspace at the temporary Naples location.The Naples Center will give theRenaissance Academy a permanent home.Also within this building will be a variety ofcritically needed classrooms for undergrad-uate study and MBA programs.”

As land around the University’s maincampus in Fort Myers builds out, Mr.Pezeshkan believes development andgrowth of education centers in such placesas Collier County, Charlotte County andCape Coral will be essential to FGCU’sability to accomplish its educational mis-sion for the betterment of the region.

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toward the FGCU Naples Center, the cou-ple knew they were making an investmentin Collier County’s future.

“The FGCU Naples Center is impor-tant to this community because it opens upa real opportunity for people with full-timejobs to be engaged and making progresstowards advanced business degrees or engi-neering degrees or other degree programsthat will be added in the future,” Mr. vonArx said. “The Naples Center will make ita lot easier for young people to enhancetheir educational profiles and companies

really appreciate that.”Mr. von Arx is a former chairman and

CEO of the Planters LifeSavers Company.He also has a long history with FGCU, sit-ting on the advisory board for the Collegeof Business as well as the Florida GulfCoast University Foundation Board ofDirectors. From that vantage point, hehopes and expects the new Naples Centerto also benefit the university system-wide.

“The Collier community is a veryimportant source of funding,” he said. “Wehope fund-raising at FGCU is enhanced byhaving a presence here in our city.”

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onors who remember Florida GulfCoast University in their wills pro-

vide gifts that last well into the future.They create an enduring legacy for

their family name. An endowed fund rec-ognizes a family for its generosity andlasts forever in perpetuity.

Sometimes a gift comes out of the blueafter a donor has made a quiet, anony-mous contribution.

Other contributors prefer to announce

their gifts before they die so they have anopportunity to get more involved withthe University by attending events withfaculty, staff and students and get a first-hand look at the programs to which theyhave given their support. Estate gifts cango toward scholarships, academic or ath-letic programs or any other area of inter-est at FGCU.

Estate gifts can make huge differencesin the lives of students.

Through such gifts donors can estab-lish endowed chairs or expand the scopeof programs about which they care pas-sionately, making the students’ academicexperience that much richer.

Estate gifts to FGCU also provide ameans for families to take care of theirhealth and family members first, thenapply the remaining funds to programs orscholarships about which they feelstrongly.

Organizations like FGCU that changelives are generously supported with estategifts. FGCU is improving the lives ofmany students with the help of estategifts from generous donors. This moneymakes a real difference.

ADVANCEMENT PROGRAMSplanned giving

Estate gifts leave a lasting legacy. Above, members of the FGCU Covenant and Heritage societies

know their gifts will benefit future students in perpetuity.

PlannedGiving

Gifts create enduring legacy

The Heritage Society

Established in 2005, recognizes alumniand friends who have included FloridaGulf Coast University as a beneficiary intheir estate plans through generallyirrevocable deferred gifts such as chari-table gift annuities, charitable remaindertrusts and retained life estates.AnonymousMr. and Mrs. Gray C. BallmanWilliam* and Kathryn BeekenRichard and Sandy BishopBernice J. BongiornoDr. and Mrs. Amal K. DasDr. and Mrs. George FisherGeorge and Rebecca FoggMary V. Hull

The Legacy Society

Established in 2005, recognizes alumniand friends who have made estate dis-tributions to Florida Gulf CoastUniversity. These ultimate gifts havecontributed to FGCU’s ability to provideoutstanding higher education and publicservice throughout Southwest Florida. Lillian Clukies*Elizabeth A. and Jack A. Conner*

Marian E. Davis*Dr. Edith Potter Deats*Robert L. DuGene*Evelyn L. Egan*Ruth L. Faith*Marguerite and Guy Howard*Mabel and Arnold Keys*Donald and Elizabeth Manchester*Helen E. Nestor*James D. and Eleanor F. Newton*Thelma B. and Edwin M. Oulton*Marlin F. and Alice M. Perry*Frances V. Riley*Frances B. Setterblade*Richard W. and Esther A. Shaughnessy*Hans and Erna Siebert*Grace J. Sneckenberger*C. Gilbert and Emma Spies*Richard W. Steves*Alex and Patience Stom*Mary B. Ullman*George C. Van Rhee*

The Covenant Society

Established in 2005, recognizes alumniand friends who have included FloridaGulf Coast University as a beneficiary intheir estate plans through generally rev-ocable deferred gifts such as wills, living

trusts, life insurance policies and qualified retirement accounts.Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. AckertAnonymousJoan and William AttridgeMr. Bedford H. and Dr. Fay R. BilesSteve BostwickJane S. BrennerDianna P. DurbinThe Bill Eshbaugh FamilyRuth L. Faith*George and Rebecca FoggMary K. GallagherJohn and Dorothy GuigonSaundra and Alan KaplanPop and Marjorie H. Kelly*Edward T. and Esther W. Kuss*Martin* and Patricia LatterDr. John R. and Mrs. Veora LittleMichael B. PeceriEmory H.* and Joyce A. RogaskiHarry W.* and Ruth M. ServiceRobert W. ShraderDr. E. J. Arpin-Sypert and Dr. George W.

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rna Siebert was born in Germany,but called Southwest Florida home

for many years.She died in June 2005, leaving a

$191,000 gift to Florida Gulf CoastUniversity and creating a lasting tributeto her love of music and education.

That gift will create the Hans andErna Marie Siebert Fund for Excellenceto support student scholarships. Withmatching money from the state, the fundwill exceed $300,000.

“The Sieberts’ legacy reflects theirgenuine love for students,” said SteveMagiera, FGCU vice president of

Advancement. “The Foundation isindeed grateful for this newest estate gift– a scholarship endowment that will sup-port students in perpetuity.”

Naples resident Elisabeth Schmidt, along-time friend of the couple, said,“The Sieberts were good to the public.They made numerous charitable contri-butions to support the community.”

The couple grew up in Germany,moved to Montreal, then New York, and,finally, Naples. In 1989, they were instru-mental in founding the German-American Club Harmonie of Naples.

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future generations did not end when shedied last winter at age 77.

“She was an accomplished yet unas-suming woman, someone who didn’t bragabout her successes, but they were legion,”said Steve Magiera, FGCU vice presidentof Advancement.

Few knew that she was a pioneer inaerospace engineering, he said, workingfor Douglas Aircraft in the mid-1950sand as an aerodynamicist for ACFElectronics, participating in the design offlight simulators for aircraft.

Ms. Faith left behind the Ruth L. Faith

Endowed Scholarship for Women inMathematics.

“She will help out young women foryears to come,” Mr. Magiera said, addingthat she wanted to make sure women hadcareer opportunities in mathematics.“Shewas clearly swimming up stream in the1950s.”

Ms. Faith moved to Southwest Floridain 1971 and got involved with FGCUthrough a membership with the serviceorganization, ZONTA International.

“Ruth loved what we were doing,” Mr.Magiera said. “She was excited about theUniversity and we miss her dearly.”

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eading is the primary buildingblock for learning. Research shows

that children who enter kindergartenwith solid reading skills are far morelikely to succeed in school and in life.

That’s why the Early Literacy andLearning Model (ELLM) is such a vital

program. Supported by the NaplesChildren and Education Foundation,founder of the tremendously successfulNaples Winter Wine Festival, ELLM’sgoal is to improve literacy skills amongat-risk pre-schoolers in 54 CollierCounty pre-kindergarten, Head Startand migrant classrooms.

According to Naples Children andEducation Foundation ExecutiveDirector Dawn Montecalvo, “Thetrustees of NCEF are proud of theELLM results over the past years. Thequality of the education of pre-schoolchildren in Collier County hasimproved tremendously since ELLMstarted working with these early learn-ing providers. More at-risk children are

starting school better prepared to learn.”ELLM is implemented and support-

ed locally by Florida Gulf CoastUniversity and focuses primarily on 4year olds in sites such as GuadalupeCenter, Redlands Christian MigrantAssociation, Immokalee ChildrenCenter and 35 Head Start classrooms.

The program provides support andengaging material for children in theclassroom, encourages family involve-ment in children’s reading at home andsupplies professional development sup-port for the teachers.

All of these strategies combine tohelp Southwest Florida’s youngest resi-dents develop a firm foundation for agood education and a bright future.

illiam R. Maples was a trailblaz-er in the field of forensic anthro-

pology, using his scientific acumen tohelp medical examiners solve the riddlesof unexplained deaths.Among the morenotable historic investigations he con-ducted were of Czar Nicholas Rom-anov, Francisco Pizarro, Joseph Merrick(the Elephant Man) and PresidentZachary Taylor.

The University of Florida’s MaplesCenter for Forensic Medicine bears hisname and, a decade after his death, theresearch and work he did there contin-ues. Florida Gulf Coast University nowhas a tie to this renowned scientist andresearcher through a generous gift fromhis widow, Margaret Maples Gilliland,who donated a collection of non-humanprimate skulls and bones Maples col-lected.

His widow said that FGCU receivedthe gift in large part because of Maples’connection to Dr. Heather Walsh-Haney, assistant professor of forensicanthropology at the University. Dr.Maples mentored Dr. Walsh-Haneywhen she was a University of Floridastudent. Remembering him as a“superlative mentor,” Dr. Walsh-Haneyassisted him in identifying the 110 vic-tims of the 1996 ValuJet Flight 592crash in the Everglades.

Mrs. Gilliland was also moved to

donate the collection to FGCU becauseher late husband had a special connec-tion to Southwest Florida.

“The first place he was heavilyinvolved with a medical examiner was inLee County with (former county med-ical examiner) Wally Graves,” she said.The two couples became close friends.

Dr.Walsh-Haney said,“A new gener-ation of forensic anthropology studentswill be able to look at skeletal specimenshe collected in Africa. It is a superiorcollection and quite a feather in our cap.”

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With the gift of a primate bone collection, Margaret Maples Gilliland forged a lasting tie

between FGCU and her late husband, famed forensic anthropologist William R. Maples.

Above, from left are: Dr. Heather Walsh-Haney, FGCU assistant professor; Rebecca

Donlan, associate librarian; Kathleen F. Miller, director of Library Services; and Joseph

Ravelli, former FGCU archivist.

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cholarships change lives. For so manystudents, the lack of finances is the

insurmountable obstacle to furthering theireducation. For other students, scholarshipsare public recognition of distinguished edu-cational journeys or the encouragement tocontinue on this path. They often connectrecipients to the region even after gradua-tion, building a well-educated workforcethat will serve and lead our region andbeyond.

In the academic year 2006-07, 680scholarships were awarded from more than200 established endowed funds that con-tinue in perpetuity. An endowment isestablished with a minimum gift of$10,000 made over a five-year period. Thefund is carefully invested and 5 percent ofthe earnings are awarded annually as schol-arships. The contributing individual orcompany names the scholarship fund anddetermines the criteria for student selec-tion. The State of Florida matches endow-

ment gifts of $100,000 or more.The matchranges from 50 percent to 100 percentbased on the size of the contribution.

In 2006, the state established anothermatching gift opportunity and the commu-nity responded to the challenge withenthusiastic generosity. In fact, more than$362,000 was awarded to qualified studentsin its first year. The First GenerationMatching Grant Program doubles everyscholarship gift made in support of FirstGeneration students. The entire gift andthe match are awarded directly to studentswho are degree-seeking undergraduatesfrom Florida with financial need and par-ents who have not earned baccalaureatedegrees.

The reasons scholarships are establishedare as varied as their selection criteria,but inall cases, the sponsors know their gifts aremaking differences, changing lives and cre-ating a better community and world.

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WachoviaFoundationendows scholarship

for MBA-bound students

he Wachovia Foundation, the privatefoundation that is funded annually by

Wachovia Corporation, generously sup-ported the University by contributing$100,000 to create an endowed scholarship

fund for FGCUstudents.

Wa c h o v i aemployees areproud of thecompany’s longtradition of giv-ing to educa-tion. According

to Mark Schlehr, market president forWachovia,“At Wachovia, education is a toppriority of our corporate giving initiative,which is why we are extremely proud tosupport Florida Gulf Coast University witha scholarship endowment.”

The Wachovia Scholarship EndowedFund supports FGCU graduate studentsfrom Charlotte, Lee and Collier countiesworking toward an MBA who are in needof some financial assistance.

State matching funds of $50,000 bringthe total of the Wachovia Scholarship to$150,000.Mark Schlehr

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here’s power in numbers.That’s why a group of friends pooled

their resources,donating $25,000 each tocreate a single fund totaling $150,000.Because the total amount exceeded$100,000, it became eligible for statematching funds, bringing the total of theendowed fund to $225,000.

That group included Joe and JoAnnCatti, Jack and Shelley Blais, Tom andLynda Case, David and Linda Lucas,Vito and Linda Manone and the lateFrank D’Alessandro.

“Everybody is fond of the Universityand so to be able to take advantage of thematch just made sense,” said Mr. Catti,

chair emeritus of the FGCU FoundationBoard of Directors and president andCEO of FineMark National Bank &Trust in Fort Myers.

Mr. Lucas serves on the FGCUBoard of Trustees while Mr.D’Alessandro was a member of theFoundation board.

Steve Magiera, FGCU vice presidentof Advancement said, “The FGCU

Foundation is very pleased that thisgroup of distinguished individuals is cre-ating a scholarship endowment to sup-port our students as they pursue theireducational goals. The fact that theendowment will be matched is a wel-come added benefit. The Blais, Case,Catti, D’Alessandro, Lucas and ManoneFamilies Scholarship will continue tobenefit our students in perpetuity.”

r.W.Bernard Lester has played an impor-tant role at Florida Gulf Coast Universityfrom the very start.

“When Alico, Inc. donated 760 acres for auniversity in Southwest Florida, Dr. Lesterwas there,” said Steve Magiera, FGCU vicepresident of Advancement.

When the agribusiness company donatedthree Eminent Scholar Chairs for theCollege of Business, Dr. Lester stood next tothen-chairman of the corporation Dr. BenHill Griffin III. He was the company’s pres-ident when it donated $5 million to establish

athletics at FGCU and build Alico Arena.“We enjoy watching things progress and

seeing the University grow,” he said.Now retired and living in Lakeland, he

and his wife, Elaine, still support FGCU.This year they established an endowedscholarship fund, the Elaine P. and W.Bernard Lester Scholarship Fund. The stateis matching their gift and 50 percent of theannual proceeds will be awarded as unre-stricted scholarships.The rest will be award-ed by the College of Business to studentswho need financial assistance for University-sanctioned travel.

Dr. Lester still takes a personal interest inFGCU. He has served on the UniversityBoard of Trustees since 2001 and theUniversity’s Lutgert College of BusinessAdvisory Council since 1998. He also was afounding member of the Athletics FirstFlight Club in 2001 and has served on theAthletics Executive Booster Board since2006.

The Lesters have cheered for FGCU ath-letes at hundreds of events, including all ofthe home basketball games.

“We have attended almost every sportthat there is,” he said. “We are big fans!”

This group of FGCU supporters banded together to create an endowed scholarship fund.

From left: Vito Manone, Linda Manone, Jan Baillargeon, Tom Case, Frank D’Alessandro,

Lynda Case, JoAnn Catti, Joe Catti, Linda Lucas, David Lucas, Shelley Blais and Jack Blais.

Dr. W. Bernard Lester has been involved with FGCU since its inception. Pictured, from

left are: Carl McAloose, FGCU director of Athletics; Dr. Lester; Dr. Richard Pegnetter,

FGCU interim president; Dr. J. Howard Finch, acting dean of the Lutgert College of

Business; Elaine Lester; and Butch Perchan, FGCU director of Athletic Advancement.

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James & Patricia CarrollHoteliers want to inspire resort, hospitality students

James and

Patricia Carroll

oteliers Patricia and JamesCarroll of Carroll PropertiesInvestments give time, money andadvice to students in Florida GulfCoast University’s Resort andHospitality Management Pro-gram.

“We’ve been in the hospitalitybusiness for 40 years and we can seean opportunity to impact the livesof these kids,” said Mrs. Carroll.“We want to enrich their lives withhospitality.”

The Carrolls want FGCU stu-dents to join ranks with the 70,000employees in the region’s resort andhospitality industry, she said.

The couple know that there arethings students cannot learn frombooks. That’s why they decided towalk them through the construc-tion of one of their hotels from the

ground up.“We’ve walked hand in hand

with them right here in our ownback door,” she said. “We’ll supportthem in any way that we can.”

Mrs. Carroll sits on theUniversity’s Resort and HospitalityManagement Advisory Commit-tee, generating ideas for one of themost popular majors at theUniversity.

Three years ago, the programhad 13 students. It now has 300majors.

The couple established theEmbassy Suites Fort Myers/Estero Resort & HospitalityManagement Program EndowedFund.The money will fund a class-room at Herbert J. Sugden Hall,the hospitality academic buildingunder construction at FGCU.

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ichael Peceri gives his time andhis money to Florida Gulf CoastUniversity because he believes in itsmission, he said.

“I’m well attached,” he said. “It’s agreat school.”

A co-owner of Cin Cin Mediter-ranean Grille in south Fort Myers,Mr. Peceri helped FGCU shape itshospitality program. He’s also taughta class and served on the President’sAdvisory Council.

He’s on campus early everyMonday morning to read the newspa-per on the Radio Reading Service forthe Blind program run by WGCU-FM.

Family ties also bind him toFGCU. His son, George Efstathiou,originally from Cyprus, graduatedfrom FGCU in 2000. In honor of hisson, he established the Michael B.

Peceri Endowed InternationalScholarship Fund for internationalfull-time students enrolled inFGCU’s Resort & HospitalityManagement Program. He wanted tomake it easier for international stu-dents to get immersed in the culturaland educational system, he said.

“I lived abroad for 20 years indiplomatic service so my cultural out-look is very international,” he said.

Mr. Peceri had a distinguishedcareer in the resort and hospitalityindustry, serving as the vice chairmanof South Seas Resorts Co. and aspresident of the International Hotel& Restaurant Association.

These days he enjoys watching theschool mature and move forward witha new president.

“I’ve watched it grow and it’s stillgrowing,” he said.

Michael PeceriRenowned hospitality leader

believes in University’s mission

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Support for sports

growing asprogramexpands

he University’s Athletics programmay be young, but it’s already garneredsome devoted fans.

In the past year, the Universityexceeded the annual fund goal of$500,000, raising an additional $1.2million for capital improvements.Thatmoney is particularly important thisyear with the higher cost of being aDivision I school and the addition ofthe women’s swimming and divingteam as well as men’s and women’s soc-cer.

Financial support is vital because thestate does not fund intercollegiate ath-letic programs at Florida universities.FGCU relies on two major sources offunding: a student athletic fee and pri-vate donations.

“Scott (Stevens) and I have taken aninterest in the Intercollegiate Athleticsprogram,” said Jeff Stevens of StevensIndustries. “Seeing a great complexappear in what was a ‘swamp,’watchingthe competitive fire in both the coach-es and the student-athletes, and being apart of the community support hasbeen energizing for us. With the moveto Division I and the caliber of compe-tition coming to Southwest Florida, weare proud to support FGCU Athletics.”

Fellow donor Mark Wiles feelsmuch the same way.

“Wayne Wiles Carpet has been anactive participant with the Universitysince its beginning,” he said. “We’veenjoyed supporting the UniversityFoundation and we take great pride insupporting the Athletic program. Iencourage all our area residents tocome out to the campus and to come

out to a ballgame – you won’t be disap-pointed!”

About 300 people have joined theBooster Club, which offers membersbenefits such as tickets to games, lunchwith the coaches and named scholar-ships.

The student athletes do their part byparticipating in various communityevents, including the Eagle MathProgram, which encourages some7,000 second graders to learn math,and the Big Brothers/Big SistersBowl-a-Thon.

The student-athletes help generateexcitement.

The women’s basketball teamranked number two in the nation lastyear, appearing on ESPN for thechampionship game. The men’s golfteam went to the national champi-onships as well. The men’s baseballteam beat Notre Dame.

“How many men’s teams in thefourth year of competition play NotreDame and win before a standing-room-only crowd?” said ButchPerchan, director for AthleticAdvancement.“The students have per-formed great on the playing fields andin the classroom. We’re awfully proudof these students.”

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FGCU’s volleyball team has dominated its competition in recent years.

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ou have to step forward.That’s why Tom Taylor,

president of the Naples engi-neering firm Holes Montes,Inc., chose to support theU.A. Whitaker School ofEngineering at FGCU.

“It was not a hard deci-sion,” he said. “We came tothe conclusion that if peoplelike us in the profession did-n’t support it in a significantway, then how could theUniversity ask others to stepforward?”

The firm made a signifi-cant contribution to name theHole Montes Lecture Hall inHolmes Hall, the engineeringfacility under construction atthe front of the FGCU cam-

pus.The University will applyfor matching funds for theHole Montes gift to be usedfor equipment in the newbuilding.

Hole Montes is a long-time contributor to theUniversity, having supportedmany of its initiatives overthe past 10 years. The engi-neering firm is also a largecontributor to engineeringscholarships, helping to bringsome of the best and thebrightest students to theUniversity when the engi-neering program began in2005.

Tom Taylor has been apart of the U.A. WhitakerSchool of Engineering’s advi-

sory council since the pro-gram began.

“It’s important for ourcommunity to establish aresource for young profes-sionals in the engineeringfield,” he said. “We preferhome grown if possible.”

Everyone benefits from astrong engineering program,Mr.Taylor said.

“None of us graduatedfrom FGCU because it didn’texist,” he said. “The Univer-sity is such a valuableresource for our communityand we felt compelled to pro-vide in a significant way. It’sa major step forward for anyuniversity and brings it to theforefront of the state andnation.”

Hole MontesEngineering firm takes active

role in building program

The Hole Montes firm wants to help further FGCU’s engineering

program. From left, Hole Montes Senior Vice Presidents George

Hermanson and Ron Benson; President and CEO Thomas Taylor;

FGCU Interim President Dr. Richard Pegnetter; Hole Montes Senior

Vice President Bob Murray and U.A.Whitaker School of Engineering

Director Dr. Susan Blanchard.

uane Swanson Sr. and his wife,Cookie, are sports fans who don’t just sitin the stands.

They have donated generously forbaseball scholarships and the constructionof a baseball field.Recently Mr.Swanson’scompany, Raymond Building Supply, alsogave a generous donation for TheOutdoor Sports Complex. The roughly20,000-square-foot building will houseoffices and operations for soccer, baseball,softball, umpires and concessions.

“The Swansons have played a criticalrole in the development of Athletics at

FGCU and continue to play a vital role inour move to Division I,” said FGCUAthletics Director Carl McAloose. “Wewould not be able to grow at the pace wehave without supporters like theSwansons.”

The couple are happy to supportFGCU’s Athletics program.

“The Southwest Florida communityhas been a great place for me, both per-sonally and professionally,” said Mr.Swanson Sr. “Cookie and I believestrongly in giving back to this communi-ty. We both enjoy our relationship with

the FGCU Athletics Department, thecoaches and student-athletes, and we sawthe need to help the program as it wasbeginning.”

The Swansons believe sports benefitstudents on and off the field.

“We believe in the role that athleticscan play in both helping a young persongrow and in shaping the character of ayoung person,”Mr. Swanson said. “We’vealways supported programs that helpyoung people. Providing good facilitiesand scholarships to FGCU has been andcontinues to be important to us.”

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he President’s Society is the premierannual giving society at Florida GulfCoast University. Created by theFGCU Foundation Board of Directors,the Society recognizes those who makesubstantial annual gifts to theUniversity. To date, there are 28 lifemembers and 107 annual members ofThe President’s Society.

Unrestricted gifts of $1,000 to$24,999 qualify for annual member-ships; a one-time gift of $25,000 ormore qualifies for a life membership.Memberships entitle donors to attendthe annual President’s Society recogni-tion brunch in March and other bene-

fits that connect faculty, staff andfriends of the community to distin-guished University events.

Gifts support start-up programs thatpromote critical thinking and intellec-tual engagement.

Bob Shrader said he joined theSociety because “I consider giving to theFGCU Foundation an investment inthe future of the United States.Investing in the education of individualsso they can confront the challengingand complex opportunities in today’sglobal world is a real opportunity and isnecessary.”

He has contributed in memory of his

wife, Susan P. Shrader.One of the programs funded

through such donations is the WhitakerMath Competition hosted by theCollege of Arts and Sciences faculty forhigh school students from the sur-rounding five counties. Donations havealso funded the Adaptive Sports Expo,the First Generation ScholarshipProgram and the 2007 State Scienceand the Engineering Fair.

By participating in this annual givingsociety, donors have established a vitaltradition of caring and philanthropythat will benefit FGCU and its studentsfor many years to come.

Saluting the premier giversPresident’s Society honors substantial annual donors

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The President’s Society honors those who give generously year after year. From left: Linda Guerrine, FGCU director for Annual Giving; with

President’s Society life members Jim and Lynn Knupp.

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he alumni of Florida Gulf CoastUniversity embody the aspirations andideals of their alma mater as they blazetrails for themselves in the workforceand the world.

Keeping them in touch with oneanother and with FGCU is theresponsibility of the AlumniAssociation.

Allison Allie, ’06 (MBA), serves asdirector of alumni relations and exec-utive director of the FGCU AlumniAssociation, working to create rela-tionships with the 7,000-plus alumniwho have graduated from FGCU overthe past decade.

The alumni, whose average age is33, contribute in many ways, includingspeaking at events, setting up intern-ships and getting personally involvedin projects.Because the University andthe Alumni Association are so young,individuals who desire to get personal-ly involved can make a big impact.

“We are starting to see the alumnisupport grow by individuals givingback to University initiatives likeLutgert Hall and the Resort andHospitality program,” said Dr. Jennifer

Sparrow, ’98 (MEd), 2005-07 AlumniAssociation board president “Alumniare working with the University andare major contributors to the vision forstrengthening and broadening theUniversity’s objectives.”

It’s easy for graduates to supportthe University and stay connectedbecause 85 percent live in Florida and70 percent are residents of the five-county region.

“They are staying here and it’sexciting,” Sparrow said.

Alumni can stay in touch throughPinnacle, the University magazine, aswell as Eagle Entourage, the newalumni online community and a bur-geoning membership program.

Eventually, Allie hopes to establishalumni chapters throughout the coun-try to reach out to all FGCU grads.

“They spent four years here anddeveloped a family,” she said. “TheAlumni Association continues to keepgraduates connected to professors,students and the community as awhole. We strive to create new mem-ories for the future and continue thatrelationship for the rest of their lives.”

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Annual giving from June 30,2006 to July 1, 2007:

Class of 1998

Nina SchwartzJennifer Sparrow

Class of 1999

Tonya BrownKimberly (Trombly) CambareriAndrew DeSalvoStephanie FarmerDuncan FieldsRenee HansonJerome KingBrian ManganLorraine (Tortorella) McCannGary PaigeJames RobinsonAlicia RosalesWanda WagnerRichard WernerTanya (Sands) Wolin

Class of 2000

Amy (Power) BaileyTamera BaughmanJeffrey BerryJames FritzChristina JohnsonLinda KraatzLee LeBlancShannon (Mullen) MagbalonRebecca MaglottMary McWaters-AtkinsPenny (Mercer) MourerCarol MullenAdam MusolinoRicky PiresJeanette RogersJacob ScottJacqueline (Holst) ShoemakerBernardo TorresDavid Vazquez

Class of 2001

Mary BanksJanet BorchersSusan ByarsCheryli CohenJan (Rogers) FrickKevin GaffneyCarolynne GischelCaryl GodwinJames GrimesJeffrie JinianGary KluckhuhnErik LarsenFrances O'DonnellLaura PacterNerissa Pineiro-VanegasDeborah RosenTimothy Seward

Kelli SheridanRuthann SovisAllen WeissRita (Davis) Wilhelm

Class of 2002

Irene (Klimko) BrownChristina ChuderskiVictoria (Heroux) DantonDeborah (Rhodes) EliasSusan EvansKathleen (Fabryk) GatesGregory HollingsheadKaren LandyRichard LavioletteNola (Ilchene) TheissChristal Threet Rae Vanderheyden

Class of 2003

Rebecca AliYvette (Taylor) BensonWendy BevilleStefanie (Frain) BuckDenise CarrilloGerard CarringtonJohn CiminoNicole (Scranton) ClinardLaurie Coventry-PayneJennifer CrabillSteven DariaRobert DeFrancescoSusan Ehr Robert GerrickJessica GraceJane HatfieldJan-Erik HustrulidLori KaneJohn LittleGarry LongJorge Lopez Steve MagieraShirley MannBarbara MillerNicole (Fizer) NegronDeborah NorrisBrad PhelpsRuth RiedelJamie SchmittJan Swainbank-MorettiMary Jo VieiraJohn WaligoraShad WhiteDaniel WiseRenee Wisniewski

Class of 2004

Bruce BaroneBrandelyn CarranSusan ConePamela DebusEdna DominoDonald DubraskyEllen Edmeades

Tiziana GandolfoAngela HodgeAshlee (Butcher) JordanLisi LauReid LennertzWilliam LindsayPatrick Mark MahonyVictoria McConnellAndrew MillerKrystal NimsgerKevin PriceErica ReynoldsMartin RobinsonIan SchmoyerChristine ScooneChristopher Wozniak

Class of 2005

Eileen AbdulAnonymousCatherine BlueyJames BollaElizabeth BurrisJason CiaschiniAlyson ClementsAshley CooneNathaniel CoonerClayton CrossMary DionAndrea FoxSarah FreckRyan FrostKendra Fugate-BrackensDora GomezLinda GuerrineRichard HayneJulie HeuerRene JacksonKaren JohnsonChristina Jordan-WatkinsMichelle JordanJenna KaiserGinger KalinskiBarbara KnappHeather LandLynn LeeAmy LewallenCindy ListowskiLeonard MaciejewskiLaura MarkleyKelly McCarthyKelly MillerJaine MilliganStevan MoralesCatherine (Place) MummertJohn PaughKristin PautzkeStephanie (Carlson) PearsonsLoren PriveElizabeth ReddingDeanna SarackiAmber ScanlanStephen SchultzMary Marguerite TaitVictor TejeraKristin Teschke

Andrew WappesMelissa WhiteJoshua Yanapa

Class of 2006

Allison AllieRonald BerretteStephanie BrewsterAnna BurrelliTania CampusanoMaria CanoKathleen CostaCarrie D'AngeloBrandon DelpTammy EdingerCasey ErnyShana FerenLisa FluggerJason GarciaCrystal HendricksonStephanie HoffmanKara HulingDonan IacovoneJill IsaacsonDouglas KollmerMelissa (Olson) LestockKatherine LieblElicia (Reinhart) MartinezMegan (MacDonald) MillerBarney MitchellTina NoelSusan PuccioKathleen RegelmannJohn ReillyDonald RouthStephanie StonebridgeMargaret SullivanJillian WaterhouseKimberly Williams

Class of 2007

Jill BrauerJacqueline BrownVictoria BurguieresVioleta CalhounJoshua CampbellTodd CoferCourtney DwyerStephanie HonasDebra HornickGwen KenneallyAnne KracmerDonald LabriePeter LechlerMichele LudwigWilliam MoyerKeith NunninkKarla PalmaAntoinette (Tounjian) Pavey-

McDanielAlissa PerperTammie (Schuver) SmithLarry Southard

The FGCU Alumni Association board of directors and staff thank you for supporting our

organization with your contributions. Your gifts allow the association to provide alumni

services and events as well as scholarships for FGCU students.

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The annual President’s Celebration is the University’s major fund-raising

event. The seventh annual gala raised $280,000.

President’s Celebration 2007

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Ginn Resorts

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Miromar Development

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The Lutgert Companies

Premier Properties of

Southwest Florida

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Comcast - Silent Auction

HMA Foundation, Inc. –

Dance Band Sponsor

NCH Healthcare System –

Reception Sponsor

Northern Trust – Invitation

Sponsor

The Sanibel Captiva Trust

Company – Printed

Program Sponsor

Service Painting – Dessert

Sponsor

Stranahan Foundation –

Favor Sponsor

University Housing

Services –

Entertainment Sponsor

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Ajax Building Corporation

Alico, Inc.

Bank of America

Barraco and Associates, Inc.

Barron Collier Companies

Blue Results

The Bonita Bay Group

Chico’s

College Club Apartments

Colonial Bank

Congress Jewelers

FineMark National Bank &

Trust

Florida Power and Light

Grant, Fridkin, Pearson,

Athan & Crown, P.A.

Key Private Bank

Kraft Construction

Company, Inc.

Lee Memorial Health

System

Dr. and Mrs. Steve

McIntosh

Oswald Trippe and

Company, Inc.

The John E. and Aliese

Price Foundation

SunTrust Bank

TKW Consulting Engineers,

Inc.

Uncommon Friends

Foundation

Wachovia

WCI Communities, Inc.

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Gravina Smith & Matte

Harvard Jolly

The News-Press

OCI Associates, Inc.

SchenkelShultz

Architecture

Schultz Chaipel & Co., L.L.P.

Peter and Dee Sulick

Dolph and Sharon von Arx

uests stepped into the splen-dor of ancient Greece at thePresident’s Celebration.

Some 450 people celebratedthe “Voyage to Olympus,” pass-ing through cloud-covered gatesleading to Olympus, where theymingled with the likes of Zeus,Poseidon and Medusa. A gour-met dinner, live entertainmentand a silent auction combined fora memorable evening that raised$280,000.

A highlight of the seventh

annual event was the ceremonywelcoming Bobby Ginn (and hiswife, Michelle, in absentia) andAlan and Marilyn Korest intothe Order of the Majestic Eagle,bringing to 17 the number ofmembers in this select society,which includes the University’smost generous supporters.

Dozens of area businesseshelped sponsor the event anddonated tantalizing auction itemssuch as jewelry, art work and golfpackages.

G

University events raise

funds andfriends

pecial events play a vital role for theFlorida Gulf Coast UniversityFoundation. Through fund raisers,donor-recognition ceremonies andcommunity activities, the Foundationinforms Southwest Floridians aboutthe growth and opportunities thatFGCU brings to the region.

Events also attract people to theUniversity and get them involved,

often for the first time.That exposureis a first step toward connecting withFGCU.

Money raised goes toward scholar-ships and other educational needsthat are not covered by state funding.

The Foundation is especially grate-ful to the Southwest Florida individ-uals and businesses that give gener-ously to support events at FGCU.

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iving in a golf haven such as SouthwestFlorida, there are lots of tournaments fromwhich to choose. But the Florida GulfCoast University Founder’s Cup GolfTournament at Mediterra has long been ina class of its own.

The annual event began in 1991, as thefirst fund raiser for the as-yet-unnamedUniversity.

Held at Mediterra, Bonita Bay Group’smaster-planned community in NorthNaples, the 2006 tournament included 62foursomes who filled two courses. The15th annual event raised more than

$85,000,bringing the total generated by allthe tournaments to more than $710,000.

The event is successful because of thetremendous community support it receivesfrom volunteers and sponsors.

Mediterra’s North Course Low Gross

Winners were from Johnson Controls.

From left: Bryan Mehaffey, Shawn

Simpson, Dr. Richard Pegnetter and Rich

Yovanovich. Not pictured: Matt Harris

Founder’s Cup Golf

Tournament

FFoouunnddeerr’’ss CCuupp GGoollffTToouurrnnaammeenntt 22000066Oct. 16The Club at Mediterra

HHoosstt SSppoonnssoorrThe Bonita Bay Group

HHoollee--iinn--OOnnee SSppoonnssoorrPorsche of Naples

SShhiirrtt SSppoonnssoorrFive County Insurance Agency,

Inc.

LLuunncchheeoonn SSppoonnssoorrChico’s

RReecceeppttiioonn SSppoonnssoorrForestry Resources

PPhhoottooggrraapphh SSppoonnssoorr

Florida Community Bank

PPrriinntteedd PPrrooggrraamm SSppoonnssoorrKraft Construction Company,

Inc.

SSiilleenntt AAuuccttiioonn SSppoonnssoorr

Ajax Building Corporation

GGoollff CCaarrtt SSppoonnssoorrService Painting of Florida

BBeevveerraaggee CCaarrtt SSppoonnssoorr

Wayne Wiles Floor Coverings

Florida Coca-Cola Bottling

Company

DDrriivviinngg RRaannggee SSppoonnssoorr

University Housing Services,

Inc.

PPiinn SSppoonnssoorr

Johnson Controls, Inc.

CChhaammppiioonn SSppoonnssoorrss

Architectural Network, Inc.

Crowther Roofing and Sheet

Metal of Florida, Inc.

DSI Laboratories/NCH

Healthcare System

Florida Aluminum & Steel, Inc.

Follett Higher Education Group

Graef, Anhalt,Schloemer &

Crown, P.A.

Hole Montes

Johnson Engineering, Inc.

Key Private Bank

London Bay Homes

Naples Botanical Garden

Naples Daily News

Northern Trust

Orion Bank

Pavese Law Firm

The Sanibel Captiva Trust

Company

SchenkelShultz

Schwab Ready Mix, Inc.

Southwest Florida Workforce

Development Board, Inc.

Stock Development

TKW Consulting Engineers, Inc.

Val Ward Cadillac

TTeeaamm SSppoonnssoorrss

Alico, Inc.

Allen S. Weiss, M.D.

Bank of Florida – Southwest

The Bonita Bay Group

Colman, Hazzard & Taylor, P.A.

Colonial Bank

Grant, Fridkin, Pearson, Athan

& Crown, P.A.

Gravina Smith & Matte

Kraft Construction Company,

Inc.

The Lutgert

Companies/Premier

Properties of Southwest

Florida

McGarvey Development

Company

Miromar Development

Corporation

Office Furniture & Design

Concepts

Oswald Trippe and Company, Inc.

Owen-Ames-Kimball Company

Passarella & Associates, Inc.

S T H Architectural Group, Inc.

Stiles Landscape Company

SunTrust Bank

WCI Communities, Inc.

HHoollee SSppoonnssoorrss

Cavanaugh Capital

Management, Inc.

Denture & Dental Center

Inn at The Springs

Lutgert Insurance

Reynolds, Smith and Hills, Inc.

The Ritz-Carlton, Naples

Suncoast Schools Federal Credit

Union

Workplace Resource of

Southwest Florida

AAdd SSppoonnssoorrss

Morgan Keegan & Company

Graef, Anhalt, Schloemer and

Associates, Inc.

L

events

University Lecture Series

he crème de la crème of thearea’s hospitality industry mus-tered their considerable talentsand resources to stage the 18thannual Wanderlust gala, blendinggourmet food and dazzling auc-tion items into a memorable fundraiser that benefits the University’sResort and Hospitality Manage-ment program.

In keeping with this year’stheme, “Around the World in 80Days,” guests had the opportunityto bid on travel packages to a hostof destinations visited by PhileasFogg in the Jules Verne book andmovie of the same name.

The glamorous event, spon-sored by American Express, tookplace at The Ritz-Carlton,Naples, attracting hundreds ofepicures and adventurous soulswho bid generously on auctionitems such as Hawaiian vacations,golf packages and specially pre-pared meals at some of the region’sbest restaurants.

The 2007 event raised$210,000.

“Just about every major hoteland resort in Lee and Colliercounties participate,” said Dr.Sherie Brezina, director ofFGCU’s Resort & HospitalityManagement program. “It’s grati-fying to see the area’s businessescome together for the benefit ofthe Resort and Hospitality pro-gram. This wouldn’t be possiblewithout all the generous sponsorswho participate.”

Wanderlust benefits FGCU’s Resort

and Hospitality Management

Program.

WWaannddeerrlluusstt 22000077April 26The Ritz-Carlton, Naples

PPrreesseennttiinngg SSppoonnssoorrAmerican Express

MMaajjoorr SSppoonnssoorrssBay Colony Golf ClubBonita Bay GroupBVKCarroll Properties

Investments, Inc.Costal Beverage, Ltd. Collier County Hotel &

Lodging AssociationEmbassy Suites Fort Myers -

EsteroFGCU FoundationFresh PointGary’s Seafood & Specialties,

Inc.Guest Services,

Inc./Doubletree GuestSuites, Naples

Gulf Coast MediaHyatt Regency Coconut

Point Resort &SpaKetel One VodkaKraft ConstructionLaPlaya Beach & Golf

Resort/Grey OaksCountry Club

Marco Beach Ocean ResortMarco Island Marriott

Resort, Golf Club & SpaMiles Media Group, Inc. Miromar OutletsNaples Grande Resort &

Club/Edgewater BeachHotel

Naples Transportation, Tours& Event Planning

National Distributors

Oswald Trippe and Company,Inc.

Phase VPreferred Travel of NaplesProgressive Communications

InternationalRoyal CupSanibel Harbour Resort

&Spa Southern AudioVisual Southern Wine & SpiritsStiles LandscapingSunStream Hotels & ResortsSwiss Chalet Fine FoodsThe Club and Spa at

Fiddler’s CreekThe Naples Beach Hotel &

Golf ClubThe Ritz-Carlton Resorts of

NaplesTiffany & Co. – Naples‘Tween Waters InnU.S. Food ServiceWCI Communities, Inc.

CCoorrppoorraattee SSppoonnssoorrssBroadway Palm Dinner

TheatreCoral HospitalityGateway Golf & Country ClubJason’s deli of Southwest

FloridaNaples Bay ResortParadise Advertising &

MarketingShell Factory and Nature

ParkStilwell Enterprises Stock Development Talent! The Agency of ChoiceThe Naylor Group, LLCTrianon Hotel Company

Bonita Springs and OldNaples

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Wanderlust 2007

ince 2004, FGCU has brought world-renowned speakers to Southwest Florida throughthe University Lecture Series. More than 4,000people attended the 2007 lecture by Gen. ColinL. Powell, USA (Ret.). The former secretary ofstate brought his unique and timely perspectiveon world affairs to FGCU, urging students tolearn from the past, plan for the future and startmaking a difference in the world now.

Key Private Bank and a group of generoussponsors made it possible for FGCU to offer theevent to the community free of charge.

“Key Private Bank was proud to be the grandsponsor of the Florida Gulf Coast UniversityLecture Series for the second year,” said MikeDillon, district president of the Florida Regionfor Key Private Bank. “Gen. Colin Powell, a fig-ure of international renown, was an excellentchoice to deliver the 2007 lecture to the

Southwest Florida community, and we arepleased to have played a major role in this event.”

The event invites the community to hearthought-provoking speakers who provide inspira-tion, intellectual challenges and diverse perspec-tives on the issues of the day.

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GGrraanndd SSppoonnssoorrKey Private Bank

GGoolldd SSppoonnssoorrssASG Software SolutionsMr. and Mrs. Gary E.BickelChico’s CobbCorp, LLCComcastGrant, Fridkin, Pearson,

Athan & Crown, P.A.Lori and Marshall HannoHyatt Regency Coconut

Point Resort and SpaNaples Daily NewsPremier Properties and The

Lutgert CompaniesRobins, Kaplan, Miller &

Ciresi, L.L.P.Adria and Jerry Starkey

Gen. Colin Powell with Pat and Jeff Loutzenhiser

of Key Private Bank.

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ASSETS

CURRENT ASSETSCash and cash equivalents $16,306,186 Interest receivable 824,899 Accounts receivable 6,245 Pledges receivable, current 301,118 Due from the State of Florida - Matching Gifts Program 5,324,868

TToottaall ccuurrrreenntt aasssseettss 22,763,316

NONCURRENT ASSETSInvestments 1,387,495 Restricted investments 40,640,251 Pledges receivable 176,100 Royalties receivable 3,300,000 Loans Receivable 5,000,000 Land holdings 1,954,000 Capital assets, net 24,505 Other 1,950

TToottaall nnoonnccuurrrreenntt aasssseettss 52,484,301 TToottaall aasssseettss $75,247,617

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

CURRENT LIABILITIESAccounts payable $326,669 Due to others 152,898 Gift annuities payable, current portion 5,167

TToottaall ccuurrrreenntt lliiaabbiilliittiieess 484,734

NONCURRENT LIABILITIESLoans payable 2,000,000 Due to others 137,224 Gift annuities payable 71,231

TToottaall nnoonnccuurrrreenntt lliiaabbiilliittiieess 2,208,455 TToottaall lliiaabbiilliittiieess 2,693,189

NET ASSETSInvested in capital assets 24,505 Restricted

Restricted by donors - expendable 31,648,958 Permanent endowments - nonexpendable 34,706,550

Unrestricted 6,174,415 TToottaall nneett aasssseettss 72,554,428 TToottaall lliiaabbiilliittiieess aanndd nneett aasssseettss $75,247,617

FLORIDA GULF COAST UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION, INC.Balance SheetJune 30, 2007

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OPERATING REVENUES

Contributions $6,388,833

Rental income and other 1,115,028

TToottaall ooppeerraattiinngg rreevveennuuee 7,503,861

OPERATING EXPENSES

Program services

Program fees 4,386,804

Scholarships 846,550

University support 2,244,213

General and administrative expenses 1,315,200

8,792,767

Other expenses

Interest 171,344

Depreciation 6,828

Courtelis match funds 2,500,000

2,678,172

TToottaall ooppeerraattiinngg eexxppeennsseess 11,470,939

OOppeerraattiinngg iinnccoommee (3,967,078)

NONOPERATING REVENUES

Interest and dividends 2,932,745

Net appreciation in investments 3,726,834

TToottaall nnoonnooppeerraattiinngg rreevveennuueess 6,659,579

IInnccoommee bbeeffoorree ccaappiittaall aaddddiittiioonnss 2,692,501

CAPITAL ADDITIONS

Contributions to endowments 6,292,335

State match funds 5,324,868

TToottaall ccaappiittaall aaddddiittiioonnss 11,617,203

IInnccrreeaassee iinn nneett aasssseettss 14,309,704

NET ASSETS, bbeeggiinnnniinngg ooff yyeeaarr 58,244,724

NET ASSETS, eenndd ooff yyeeaarr $72,554,428

FLORIDA GULF COAST UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION, INC.Statement of Revenues, Expenses And Changes In Net Assets

For the Year Ended June 30, 2007

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The Foundation's cost to raise a dollar during the 2006-2007 fiscal year was 6.2 cents.

Despite market losses in 2001 and 2003, theFoundation has been able to grow the endowments with current earnings and additional contributions.

Fiscal Year 2002-2003 17,444,474

Fiscal Year 2003-2004 23,762,722

Fiscal Year 2004-2005 25,651,506

Fiscal Year 2005-2006 29,177,545

Fiscal Year 2006-2007 39,330,726

Growth of the Endowmentover the past five years:

Professorships 12,439,264 31.63%

Scholarships 19,031,645 48.39%

Programs 7,859,817 19.98%

39,330,726 100.00%

Breakdown of the Endowment Fundas of June 30, 2007:

Fiscal Year 2002-2003 278,665

Fiscal Year 2003-2004 373,690

Fiscal Year 2004-2005 441,779

Fiscal Year 2005-2006 577,313

Fiscal Year 2006-2007 963,020

Scholarships issued by the Foundationover the past five years:

financials

ScholarshipsProfessorships Programs

1199..9988%%1199..9988%%

3311..6633%%3311..6633%%

4488..3399%%4488..3399%%

40,000,000

33,125,000

26,250,000

19,375,000

12,500,000

1,000,000

800,000

600,000

400,000

200,00002-03 03-04 04-05 05-06 06-07

02-03 03-0404-05 05-06

06-07

Chairs

Alico Corporation Chair in FinancialManagement & Planning - In Honor of BenHill Griffin, III.

Alico Corporation Chair in Market Development& Analysis - In Honor of Dr. W. BernardLester

Alico Corporation Chair in OperationsManagement & Strategy - In Honor of BenHill Griffin, Jr.

Bernese B. and Sidney R. Davis Chair forEnvironmental Design and/or Management

Eminent Scholar, Moorings Park Chair inManagerial Accounting - In Honor of AlanKorest

Southwest Florida Endowed Chair of NursingUncommon Friends Chair of EthicsWhitaker Eminent Scholar Chair in Science

Professorships

The Dr. Edith Potter Deats Professorship inNursing

The Marguerite and Guy Howard Fund forExcellence

The W. Thomas Howard EndowedProfessorship in Business

Program Funds

Susan and Donald Blanchard Engineering FundThe Bower School of Music Fund for ExcellenceThe Mrs. Bunny Foundation Purchase FundDaitch Family Summer Research Opportunity

FundThe Florida Institute of Certified Public

Accountants, Southwest Florida Chapter,Accounting Fund

The Gabor Agency Employee Recognition FundHistory of Psychology FundLinda and David Lucas Institute for Master

Planned Community Development andFinance Fund

The Lutgert Companies FundNorthern Trust FundO’Bannon FundPsychology Undergraduate Research FundVal Ward Family College of Business FundJaynie and Stanley Whitcomb Fund

Scholarships

Advancement Trust Fund Alico, Inc. Scholarship Fund Alico, Inc. Scholarship Fund - Business Ethics

Scholarship Fund American Association of University Women

Endowed Scholarship Fund - BusinessEthics Scholarship

Anonymous Scholarship Fund Bank of America Endowed Scholarship Fund Bank of America Florida's Community Scholars

Program Corporal Alfredo Baños Scholarship Fund William and Kathryn Beeken Scholarship Fund

- Business Ethics Scholarship Jean S. Benson Scholarship Fund - Business

Ethics Scholarship August and Elizabeth Beran Family Scholarship

Fund- Business Ethics Scholarship Bickel Family Scholarship Fund - In Memory of

Jean M. Bickel Blais, Case, Catti, D'Alessandro, Lucas, and

Manone Families Scholarship Endowed Fund Susan and Donald Blanchard Engineering

Scholarship Fund Blue Cross Blue Shield of Florida Nursing

Scholarship Fund Bonita Springs Area Chamber of Commerce

Scholarship - Business Ethics Scholarship The Brooks Foundation Endowed Scholarship

Fund The Mrs. Bunny Foundation Scholarship Fund -

Business Ethics Scholarship Jackson Burgess Endowed Scholarship Fund The Zelda Butler Memorial Scholarship Fund Pat and Laura Cacho Family Scholarship

Endowed Fund The Caloosahatchee Chapter of the National

Society of the Daughters of the AmericanRevolution Endowed Scholarship Fund

Ruth M. and Cleveland L. Campbell EngineeringScholarship Fund - Business EthicsScholarship

Cape Coral Rotary Foundation EndowedScholarship Fund - Business EthicsScholarship

E. Odell Carlton and Golda Carlton ScholarshipFund - Business Ethics Scholarship

CAS Science Faculty Scholarship Fund Centex Rooney Construction Company, Inc.

Endowed Scholarship Fund Charlotte Community Foundation, Inc.

Endowed Scholarship Fund - BusinessEthics Scholarship

Charlotte Regional Medical Center ScholarshipFund - Business Ethics Scholarship

Coastal Village Endowed Scholarship Fund Brian and Denise Cobb Endowed Scholarship

Fund Harvey D. and Janet G. Cohen Scholarship

Fund College Club Apartments Endowed Scholarship

Fund Barron and Dana Collier Scholarship Fund Gregory and Angela Valvo Collins Endowed

Scholarship Fund Colonial Bank Endowed Scholarship Fund Community Health Association Scholarship

Fund - Business Ethics Scholarship Jack and Betty Conner Endowed Scholarship

Fund - Business Ethics Scholarship

Jack and Betty Conner Fellowship Fund Alan and Selma Cooper Endowed Scholarship

Fund - In Memory of James Francis Cooper- Business Ethics Scholarship

Coopers & Lybrand Endowed Scholarship Fund David and Karen Crowther Scholarship

Endowed Fund Udaya N. & Ira R. Dash Scholarship Fund -

Business Ethics Scholarship Betty Ann Denholtz Memorial Scholarship Fund

- Business Ethics Scholarship Duffus Family Fund Edison Garden Club - Peggy Karkalits

Scholarship Embassy Suites Resort and Hospitality

Management Program Endowed FundRuth L. Faith Endowed Scholarship Fund for

Women in Mathematics The FGCU Alumni Association Scholarship

Fund The Florida Institute of Certified Public

Accountants, Southwest Florida Chapter,Accounting Endowment

Paul and Aline Flynn Scholarship Fund Fort Myers Women's Network Endowed

Scholarship Fund - Business EthicsScholarship

Friends of East County Regional LibraryScholarship Fund

Golden Apple Teacher Recognition ProgramTMScholarship Fund

Graduate Business Association EndowedScholarship Fund

Marvin and Helene Gralnick Scholarship Fund Marvin and Helene Gralnick Scholarship Fund

– Business Ethics ScholarshipDavid Graham/Urban Land Institute

Scholarship Endowed Fund Greater Fort Myers Chamber of Commerce

Scholarship Fund - Business EthicsScholarship

Carole Green Endowed Nursing ScholarshipFund - Business Ethics Scholarship

John and Dorothy Guigon Endowed ScholarshipFund - Business Ethics Scholarship

Harvard Jolly Architects Endowed ScholarshipFund - Business Ethics Scholarship

Florence Hecht Endowed Scholarship Fund Heidt & Associates, Inc., Engineering

Scholarship Endowed Fund Dr. Denise Heinemann Nursing Scholarship

Fund - Business Ethics Scholarship Henderson, Franklin, Starnes & Holt, P.A.

Scholarship Fund - Business EthicsScholarship - In honor and recognition ofretired stockholders: James A. Franklin, Jr.,Albert M. Frierson, and Stephen L. Helgemo

Barbara and Joe Marlin Hilliard ScholarshipFund

Joe A. and "Tippy" Hilliard Scholarship Fund Hillmyer-Tremont Endowed Scholarship Fund -

Business Ethics Scholarship Hispanic Council of Southwest Florida

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Endowment funds are established with a minimum gift of $10,000. Endowed funds carry on in perpetuity, generating income for scholarships, professorships or programs.

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Endowed Scholarship Fund - In Memory ofMary Giglia Johnson - Business EthicsScholarship

Ruth and Burtt Holmes Endowed ScholarshipFund - Business Ethics Scholarship

David and Beth Howard Tennis ManagementProgram Endowed Scholarship Fund

Mary Frances Howard Nursing ScholarshipFund - Business Ethics Scholarship

W. Thomas Howard/Gannett FoundationScholarship Fund

HSA Engineers & Scientists ScholarshipEndowed Fun

Muriel K. Hudson Endowed NursingScholarship Fund

William J. and Lillian S. Hudson EndowedScholarship Fund

Idelson Family Endowed Scholarship Fund India Association of Fort Myers, Inc.

Scholarship Fund Johnson Engineering Endowed Scholarship

Fund Melissa C. Johnson Nursing Scholarship Fund Lori Johnson Wallace Memorial Scholarship

Fund for Music Pedagogic Excellence Dr. Melvyn J. Katzen Endowed Scholarship

Fund - Business Ethics Scholarship Kelly Foundation Scholarship Fund Pop and Marj Kelly Scholarship Fund Mabel and Arnold Keys Endowed Scholarship

Fund Kiwanis Club of Lehigh Acres Scholarship

Endowed Fund Kiwanis Club of Lehigh Acres Endowed

Scholarship Fund - Business EthicsScholarship

Klein Family Scholarship Fund - In Memory ofViola Odenheimer - Business EthicsScholarship

James F. and Lynn E. Knupp ScholarshipEndowed Fund

John Kontinos Endowed Scholarship Fund The Kraft Construction Company Scholarship

Fund - Business Ethics Scholarship The Kraft Construction Family Scholarship

Fund Laboda Family Endowed Scholarship Fund -

Business Ethics Scholarship Lambros Family Scholarship Fund - Business

Ethics Scholarship Sanford Lawton, Jr. Endowed Scholarship Fund Silver Anniversary/Lee County Electric

Cooperative Inc. Endowed Scholarship Fund Lee Memorial Health System Endowed

Scholarship Fund Elaine P. and W. Bernard Lester Scholarship

Fund Veora and John R. Little Alumni Scholarship Professor and Mrs. E. L. Lord Endowed

Scholarship Fund - Given by Richard W. andEsther A. Shaughnessy

Dorothea Low Endowed Scholarship Fund--InMemory of George E. Low - Business EthicsScholarship

Scott Howard Malnak Memorial ScholarshipFund - Business Ethics Scholarship

Donald and Elizabeth Manchester ScholarshipFund

Meftah Foundation Fund Meftah Scholarship Foundation Fund -

Business Ethics Scholarship Edward R. Melton Scholarship Fund William C. and Debra L. Merwin Scholarship

Fund for Leadership Development Miromar Endowed Scholarship Fund - Business

Ethics Scholarship Moorings Park Foundation Scholarship Fund at

FGCU Moseley Title Foundation Endowed Scholarship

Fund Munters Corporation Endowed Scholarship

Fund Naples Women in Transition Scholarship Fund

- Business Ethics Scholarship Newman Oil Scholarship Fund News-Press Publishing Company Scholarship

Fund Oakes Family Engineering Scholarship Occupational Therapy Advisory Council

Endowed Scholarship Fund - BusinessEthics Scholarship

Charleen Belcher Olliff Endowed ScholarshipFund

Oswald, Trippe and Company, Inc. EndowedScholarship Fund - Business EthicsScholarship

The Thelma B. and Edwin M. OultonScholarship Fund

Owen-Ames-Kimball Company EndowedScholarship Fund

Jane Foster and C. B. Pate Scholarship Fund Periwinkle Garden Club Scholarship Fund The Chesley Perry Endowed Scholarship

Fund/Fort Myers Campus Phi Beta Kappa Association of Southwest

Florida Endowed Scholarship Fund John E. and Aliese Price Foundation

Scholarship Fund Elizabeth Rash Endowed Scholarship Fund Real Estate Investment Society Endowed

Scholarship Fund - Business EthicsScholarship

SW Florida RIMS Chapter Scholarship -Business Ethics Scholarship

Riverwoods Plantation Endowed ScholarshipFund - Business Ethics Scholarship

Kellie Jean Robinson Memorial Scholarship Joyce and Emory H. Rogaski Endowed

Scholarship Fund - Business EthicsScholarship

Joyce Rogaski Graduate Fund Rotary Club of Sanibel-Captiva Endowed

Scholarship Fund--In Memory of WilliamAngst - Business Ethics Scholarship

Rotary Foundation of Fort Myers SouthEndowed Scholarship Fund - BusinessEthics Scholarship

Douglas R. St. Cerny Scholarship Fund -Business Ethics Scholarship

George Sanders, Jr. Endowed Scholarship Fund The Gene Sarazen/Professional Golf

Management Scholarship Endowed Fund Schultz, Chaipel, Redovan, Baker & Co., LLP

Scholarship Fund - Business EthicsScholarship

Schwab Ready Mix Endowed Scholarship Fund

Scripps Howard Foundation Scholarship Fund -Business Ethics Scholarship

Susan Price Shrader Memorial ScholarshipEndowed Fund

Hans and Erna Siebert Fund for Excellence George M. and Mabel H. Slocum Foundation

Endowed Scholarship Fund - BusinessEthics Scholarship

William W. and Joan K. Slocum FGCUScholarship Fund

Grace Johnston Sneckenberger EndowedScholarship Fund

Southwest Florida Chapter, P. G. A. EndowedScholarship Fund

Southwest Florida Water EnvironmentAssociation Scholarship Endowed Fund

Emma and C. Gilbert Spies Scholarship Fund -Business Ethics Scholarship

Robin and Duane Stranahan, Jr. ScholarshipFund - Business Ethics Scholarship

Margaret and Peter Sulick EndowedScholarship Fund

Linda and Bob Taylor Endowed ScholarshipFund - Business Ethics Scholarship

Ronald L. and Teresa R. Thatcher EndowedScholarship Fund - In Memory of LucretiaNichols - Business Ethics Scholarship

Town & Gown Endowed Scholarship Fund -Business Ethics Scholarship

United Christian Giving Scholarship Fund #1 -Business Ethics Scholarship

United Christian Giving Scholarship Fund #2-Business Ethics Scholarship

United Christian Giving Scholarship Fund #3 -Business Ethics Scholarship

United Christian Giving Scholarship Fund #4 -Business Ethics Scholarship

US Sugar Endowed Scholarship Fund George C. Van Rhee Scholarship Fund Mary D. Van Slyke Memorial Scholarship Fund

- Business Ethics Scholarship Dolph and Sharon von Arx Fellowship Fund Wachovia Foundation Scholarship Fund Wachovia Foundation Scholarship Fund #2 Leah Walden Endowed Nursing Scholarship

Fund - Business Ethics Scholarship Lori Johnston Wallace Memorial Scholarship

Fund for Music Pedagogic ExcellenceCecile Liston Wang Endowed Scholarship Fund

- Business Ethics Scholarship Val Ward Family College of Business Endowed

Fund Robert A. Weiss, Jr. Memorial Scholarship Fund Steve and Rose Wilhelm Family Scholarship -

Business Ethics Scholarship Thomas and Donna Williams Scholarship Fund

- In Memory of Wilma Gestefeld Thomas and Donna Williams Scholarship Fund

- In Memory of Florence Williams Dr. Gerald C. Wrobel Memorial Scholarship

Fund - Business Ethics Scholarship Elizabeth Franklin, George & Carol Yovanovich

Memorial Scholarship Endowed Fund Zonta Endowed Scholarship Fund Zonta for Women Scholarship Fund - Business

Ethics Scholarship

endowed funds

Order of the Majestic Eagle ($5 million or more)

Alico, Inc.Ginn ResortsKitson & Partners, LLCMr. and Mrs. Alan KorestRaymond L. and Beverly LutgertMr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Sugden*The Whitaker Foundation

Eagle Society ($1 million - $4,999,999)

AnonymousWilliam * and Kathryn BeekenElizabeth A.and Jack A. Conner*The Conservancy of Southwest

FloridaMrs. Sidney R. Davis (Berne)Mary E. Dooner FoundationEMBARQThe Freeman FamilyMr. and Mrs. John V. GuigonMr. and Mrs. Scott KapnickPeter D. & Eleanore A. Kleist

FoundationLee County Board of County

CommissionersLee Memorial Health System

FoundationLinda and David LucasDonald and Elizabeth Manchester*Moorings Park Retirement

CommunityNaples Botanical GardenNaples Children and Education

FoundationNCH Healthcare SystemSouthStar Development PartnersJuliet C. SproulDr. E. J. Arpin and Dr. George W.

SypertEstate of Mary B. Ullman*

Eagle Court ($500,000 - $999,999)

AnonymousCharlotte County Board of County

CommissionersCollier County Board of CommissionersRuth L. Faith*George and Rebecca FoggKay and Robert T. GowMeftah Scholarship FoundationPfeffer-Beach Foundation, Inc.The John E. and Aliese Price

Foundation, Inc.Nestor Reyes and Stacey ShawMr. and Mrs. Duane Swanson, Sr.Sharon and Dolph von ArxWachoviaWCI Communities, Inc.

University Cabinet ($100,000 - $499,999)

Advanced Pain Management

SpecialistsAjax Building CorporationAnonymousBank of AmericaCharles* and Eileen BelcherMrs. Keith S. BensonBlue Cross & Blue Shield of FloridaThe Bonita Bay GroupBuehler Family FoundationP. H. & A. C. Buehler, Jr. FoundationCaloosa Catch & Release, Inc.Cape Coral Kiwanis Foundation, Inc.Charlotte Community Foundation,

Inc.Chico's FAS Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Brian E. CobbBarron Collier Companies Columbia, Southwest Florida

DivisionJeffrey D. DavisDooner Family EquitiesCharles Edison FundEvelyn L. Egan*Florida Coca-Cola Bottling CompanyFoundation for Lee County Public

Schools, Inc.FPL Group, Inc.Joe A. and "Tippy" HilliardBarbara and Joe Marlin HilliardThe Hillmyer-Tremont Student

Athlete FoundationHole Montes, Inc.Drs. G. Burtt and Ruth W. HolmesBeth and David B. HowardMary Frances Howard*IBM EduquestThe Richard E. Jacobs GroupGlen and LaVonne JohnsonKelly Foundation, Inc.Key Private BankMabel and Arnold Keys*Peter D. and Eleanore A. KleistMarc* and Doris KolberKraft Construction Company, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Jon LaidigOscar LangfordLee Healthcare ResourcesLehigh Acres Public Library

Association, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. W. Bernard LesterJohn R. and Veora M. LittleThe Lutgert CompaniesIn Memory of Dr. William R. Maples,

Distinguish Service Professor,Department of Anthropology,University of Florida

Gerard and Barbara MarinoMiromar Development CorporationThe News-PressNorthern Trust BankFingers O'Bannon Memorial Snook

Tournament at Cabbage KeyThe William J. & Joyce A. O'Meara

FoundationSidney and Esther Rabb Charitable

FoundationOwen-Ames-Kimball CompanyElizabeth RashRaymond Building SupplyJoyce and Emory* Rogaski

SCM Properties, LLCRichard E. ShermanHelen E. Shick*Hans and Erna Siebert*Southwest Florida Community

FoundationThe Stans FoundationMr. and Mrs. Duane Stranahan, Jr.The Stranahan FoundationPeter and Margaret SulickSunTrust Bank, Southwest FloridaTabiran CorporationRobert M. and Linda K. TaylorThe Legacy Foundation Group Fund

of the Community Foundation ofCollier County

Uncommon Friends FoundationDavid and Cecile WangMr. and Mrs. James S. White

University Council ($25,000 - $99,999)

131 Group, IncorporatedAgnoli, Barber & Brundage, Inc.Allen Concrete & Masonry, Inc.Allen Systems Group, Inc.AnonymousArchitectural Network, Inc.Balfour Beatty ConstructionGary and Ilene BickelMr. and Mrs. Jack BlaisJeffrey R. BristolBrown & Root Building CompanyThe Brooks FoundationThe Mrs. Bunny FoundationClyde ButcherThe Calvin & Flavia Oak Foundation,

Inc.Ruth M. and Cleveland L. Campbell Cape Coral Rotary Foundation, Inc.James P. and Patricia A. CarrollTom and Lynda CaseMr. and Mrs. Joseph CattiCharlotte Regional Medical CenterLillian Clukies*CobbCorp, LLCCollier County Micro-Loan

Enterprise/Banking PartnershipColonial BankComcast CableCommunity Health Association, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. William G. CroneCrowther Roofing & Sheet Metal of

Florida, Inc.Frank D'Alessandro*Udaya and Ira DashEugene C. DoonerDSI Laboratories, Inc.David DworakDamon DworakMr. and Mrs. James H. EakesMr. and Mrs. Charles B. EdwardsEmbassy Suites HotelEstero Commons LLCFarr, Farr, Emerich, Sifrit, Hackett

and Carr, P.A.Fawcett Memorial HospitalDr. and Mrs. John B. FenningFirst National Bank of Florida

Five County Insurance Agency, Inc.Florida Institute of Certified Public

Accountants, Southwest FloridaChapter

Fort Myers Women's NetworkRene GarnerGrandezzaGrant, Fridkin, Pearson, Athan &

Crown, P.A.Gravina, Smith & MatteThe Greater Cedar Rapids

Community FoundationGreater Fort Myers Chamber of

Commerce, Inc.Tom Haggai and Associates

FoundationMarshall W. and Lori HannoHanno Family Foundation, Inc.Harvard Jolly ArchitectsParker and Denise HeinemannHenderson, Franklin, Starnes &

Holt, P.A.Herbal Science, LLCMarguerite and Guy Howard*Mary HullThe Humane Society of the United

StatesJohn and Darlene HuetherMr. and Mrs. Charles K. IdelsonInvestors Security Trust Co.Johnson Controls, Inc.Johnson Engineering, Inc.Ann Jacobson FundH. Johnston Family FoundationDr. and Mrs. H. Q. Jones, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Melvyn J. KatzenCathryn C. KellerPop and Marjorie H. Kelly*Kiwanis Club of Lehigh Acres

Foundation, Inc.Dr. David and Mrs. Stephanie KleinDr. and Mrs. Gerald LabodaMr. and Mrs. Alex S. LambrosLCECLee County Industrial Development

AuthorityLee County Medical Society AllianceLee County Sheriff's OfficeDorothea D. Low*Mr. and Mrs. Vito ManoneMarsh USA, Inc.The James Harper Marshall

Foundation, Inc.Pamela M. MayThomas and Carol McCannMcDonald's Restaurant's/Adams &

O'Reilly, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Steve McIntoshRoy and Beverly McTarnaghanDr. William C. and Dr. Debra Merwin Miromar Development, Inc.Miromar Lakes Golf ClubMiromar Outlet West, LLCMontrose Auto GroupNaples Daily NewsNaples-Fort Myers Greyhound TrackNaples Grande Resort & ClubNaples Women in TransitionNaples Yacht Club Chapter, Int'l

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The Honor Roll of Donors includes all donors who made contributions to the Florida Gulf CoastUniversity Foundation, Inc. from April 1, 1993 through June 30, 2007. It is with great pleasure and gratitude that we acknowledge those who have so generously supported Florida Gulf Coast Universitysince the Florida Gulf Coast University Foundation was established. In addition to those listed in thisHonor Roll of Donors, many others have supported Florida Gulf Coast University through direct assistanceto students, colleges, programs and activities. We extend our thanks to these donors as well.

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Orion BankOswald Trippe and Company, Inc.PPG Industries, Inc.Palmira Golf ClubPavese Law FirmPeace River Regional Physicians Regional Medical CenterPremier Properties of SW FloridaRegions BankThe Ritz-Carlton, NaplesRotary Club of Sanibel-CaptivaDonald K. RouthSanibel Harbour Resort & SpaGene and Mary Sarazen Foundation,

Inc.Larry and Connie SchusterSchwab Ready Mix, Inc.The Scottsdale CompanyRobert W. ShraderSignature CommunitiesSkanska USA Building, Inc.George M. and Mabel H. Slocum

Foundation from the Joan K.Slocum Foundation

Don SmithKevin W. SmithSouthTrust BankSouthwest Florida Chapter PGASouthwest Florida Regional Medical

CenterStevens Industries, Inc.Stock DevelopmentJames and Donna SublettSussex Semiconductor, Inc.SW Florida Chapter of RIMSTartan ConsultingRonald L. and Teresa R. Thatcher -

In Memory of Lucretia NicholsTKW Consulting Engineers, Inc.Town and GownUnited Christian GivingUnited Way of Lee County, Inc.University Housing Services, Inc.Val Ward CadillacGlen Van Slyke, Jr., Paula and Glen

IIIMr. and Mrs. Robert W. Walden*Wasmer, Schroeder & Company, Inc.Waste ManagementWayne Wiles FloorcoveringsJaynie and Stanley WhitcombDonna G. and Thomas E. WilliamsWilsonMillerHarvey YoungquistZonta Club of Fort Myers Area

University Club ($10,000 - $24,999)

Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. AckertChristopher and Susie AllenPatsy AllenDenise R. AmbrefeAmerican ExpressAnonymousThe Antigua GroupArmstrong World Industries, Inc.Associates in Cosmetic SurgeryRichard H. Ballo - In Memory of

Melissa C. JohnsonBank of FloridaBarraco and AssociatesBeef O'Brady'sBen Hill Griffin, Inc.Susan R. and Richard H. BensonBireley Family FoundationFlorence L. BlackSusan and Don BlanchardBonita Springs Area Chamber of

CommerceMary L. BonnetteBristol-Myers Squibb Foundation

Broadway Palm Dinner TheatreThe Brooks FoundationRoger and Dian BrownellDr. and Mrs. Frank M. BryanBSSW ArchitectsBundschu Kraft, Inc.BVK AdvertisingMr. and Mrs. Cornelius P. CachoCape Coral Caloosa Chapter ABWACape Coral Hospital Auxiliary, Inc.Carlton Fields Attorneys at LawCarroll Property Investments, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Ronald D. CastellanosCoastal Beverage, Ltd.Harvey and Janet CohenCollege of Life Foundation, Inc.Collier EnterprisesGregory and Angela Valvo CollinsCongress JewelersAlan and Selma CooperPaul and Charlotte CorddryJames and Eileen CourtneyDr. and Mrs. Gene CoxThe Board of Trustees of the Cox

TrustJohn and Mary* CrowleyDavid and Karen CrowtherDr. and Mrs. Amal K. DasDaughters of the American

Revolution-CaloosahatcheChapter

Dolly and Hank* DiersDoubletree Guest SuitesThe Duffus FamilyMr. and Mrs. W. Harry DurlingEconomic Development Council of

Collier CountyEdison Garden ClubFrieda and Heard EdwardsEstuary Conservation AssociationThe Explorers Club of Southwest

FloridaSusan C. EvansEverglades A H E C, Inc.Eye Centers of FloridaFernandez Family Foundation, Inc.Patrick E. FieldFifth Third BankFirst Financial Employee Leasing,

Inc.First National Bank of NaplesFlorida Aluminum and Steel

Fabricators, Inc.Florida Community BankFlorida Engineering Society, Calusa

ChapterFlorida Real Estate ConsultantsFollett Higher Education GroupThe Gabor Agency, Inc.Valerie Boyd GargiuloD. Garrett Construction, Inc.Garthwaite Family FoundationGates, D'Alessandro & Woodyard,

Inc.Mrs. Laverne N. GaynorGE Client Business ServicesGoodlette, Coleman & Johnson, P.A.Congressman and Mrs. Porter J.

GossGraduate Business AssociationPeg and Scott Gray-VickreyCarole GreenGrey Oaks Country Club, LTDDr. Ben H. Griffin, IIIGulfcoast South AHECGulf Coast Pet Partners, Inc.Don J. and Mosey GuntherHamleg Enterprises, LLCMr. and Mrs. Homer J. HandHarbourside Custom Homes, Inc.William L. Hayden*Health Management Associates, Inc.

Heidt & Associates, Inc.Arthur HermanMorris HersteinHispanic Council of Southwest

FloridaHMA Foundation, Inc.Hope HospiceMr. and Mrs. William N. HorowitzHSA Engineers & ScientistsJulian L. Hudson*Lillian S. Hudson*/Christina

Muratore and Jordan and ErinHudson

Hyatt Regency Coconut Point Resort& Spa

IAG GalleriesIndia Association of Fort MyersJan and Peter JacobsenJewish Federation of Collier CountyDr. and Mrs. John C. KaganDr. and Mrs. George C. KalemerisMaurice D. KentK. J. King Family Limited

PartnershipThe Gerald Knox FundJames F. and Lynn E. KnuppLandmark Development GroupLandon Development Group, LLCLaPlaya Beach & Golf ResortLee County Mosquito Control

DistrictLely DevelopmentMaureen and Arnold LernerGary LevensonJames W. LewisMr. and Mrs. Clyde A. LockerDr. and Mrs. Allen B. MalnakMarco Beach Ocean ResortL. Gail MarkhamMartin Foundation, Inc.The Maxpoffell FoundationMr. and Mrs. James McFaddenMcGarvey Development CompanyThe Honorable Gwendolyn F. McLinDr. and Mrs. Michael MeftahDr. and Mrs. Charles J. MontgomeryValery and Mechlin MooreRobert and Linda MorrisKenneth MortensonMr. and Mrs. Edward A. MortonThe Naples Beach Hotel & Golf ClubNaples Dawgs, Inc.Naples Day Surgery NorthNaples Diagnostic Imaging Center,

LtdNeoGenomics LaboratoriesJames D. and Eleanor F. Newton*Oakes FamilyCarole L. OllingOMG Americas, Inc.J. Foster PateThe William Penn FoundationJohn and Jinjer PollockFrank and Linda PotestioSteven W. and Kathleen R. PowleyPrager, Sealy & Co., LLCPress Printing CompanyCharles and Terri RayReal Estate Investment SocietyDr. James and Joann RehakGeorge F. RileyMr. and Mrs. Ronald J. RileyRiverwoods Plantation

Condominium AssociationRosalynn Carter Institute for

CaregivingRotary Foundation of Fort Myers

South, Inc.Thomas S. Roy, Jr.Ruth M. Service - In Memory of Bill

ServiceMr. and Mrs. George F. Sanders

Sanibel Captiva Trust CompanyJohn and Joan ScanlonJames W. ScatterdaySchenkel Shultz, Inc.Schultz, Chaipel, Redovan, Baker &

Co., LLPScripps Howard FoundationService Painting of FloridaShelton Jaguar/Porsche/Range

RoverShelving and MoreWilliam F. Sibley FoundationJean M. and C. Mickey SkinnerWilbur C. SmithGrace J. Sneckenberger*Southern Audio Visual, Inc.Southwest Florida EaglesSouthwest Florida Water

Environment AssociationSouthwest Florida Workforce

Development Board, Inc.Adria and Jerry StarkeyEdward V. StarosMr. and Mrs. Douglas R. St. CernyGlenn D. and Barbara SteilSteinway Piano GallerySaul I. SternStiles Landscape CompanySuncoast Moving & Storage, Inc.Dr. Jean SwangrenSysco Food ServicesTaishoff Family FoundationTed Todd Insurance Agency, Inc.Templeton AutomotiveTIAA-CREFTruly Nolen'Tween Waters InnUnited States Sugar CorporationVic's Painting, Inc.The Vineyards Development

CorporationMichael WalkerThe Walker Contracting Group, Inc.The George R. Wallace FoundationJohn and Maggie WarfieldEnid WeisRobert J. WigleyMichele and Rich YovanovichYovanovich Family Charitable Trust

Gold Circle ($5,000 - $9,999)

Dr. B. G. Adhinarayanan and Mrs.Meera B. Adhinarayanan

ALLETE Properties, LLCAllstate Bioguard Services Inc.Alvarez Site DevelopmentDr. Randall S. AlberteAlico Self Storage, LLCAmerican Association of University

Women of Lee CountyJudge and Mrs. Isaac Anderson, Jr.Anixter, Inc.George AnkneyAnonymousAlbert and Ana ArazozaDonald W. AshleyAtlantic States BankLillian Austin*Mr. and Mrs. Gray C. BallmanBarron Collier Jr. FoundationPat and William BartonRobert J. BatsonBay Colony Bay Colony Golf ClubMr. & Mrs. Garfield R. BecksteadCecil C. BeehlerEvelyn S. BellemanBetty MacLean Travel, Inc.Bedford H. and Fay R. BilesBlue ResultsBMW

honor roll of donors

BNL Construction, Inc.Bonita Boat Center, Inc.Boran Craig Barber Engel

Construction Co., Inc.Dr. and Mrs. James D. BordenLeo BoisvertBrooks & Freund, LLCCurtis D. BullockReg and Sandra BuxtonCalusa Pines Golf ClubBlake A. Carroll - In Memory of

Lexton H. CarrollPatsy CarterJack and Judith CassidyCavanaugh Capital ManagementCentury 21 SunbeltCleat, LLCJoseph E. Clouse, Inc.Coastal Village, LLCCoccoloba Chapter Florida Native

Plant Society, Inc.Jean and Donald B. CohenCollege Club ApartmentsPhilip and Robin CollerCollier Building Industry

Association, Inc.Collier County Hotel & Lodging

AssociationCollier County Produce, Inc.Collier Sports Medicine and

Orthopaedic Center, P.A.Comcast Financial Agency

CorporationCompass Construction, Inc.Connection Point, Inc.Cummings & LockwoodRepresentative Mike Davis*Robert S. DeanDiamondHead Beach ResortBarbara B. DobbsWilliam DoyleGuest Services, Inc.Dufrane JewelersLee and Cassandra DuffusDerek Dunn-RankinPriscilla Dworak in memory of

Dennis DworakThe Edgewater Beach HotelEnterprise Rent-A-CarEstero Gulf Coast Kiwanis ClubExecutive AdventuresThe Eye Research & Education

Foundation, Inc.Fewster Enterprises, LLCFifth Third BankHoward and Kathy FinchFineMark National Bank & TrustFirst Community Bank of Southwest

FloridaLina C. FisherFlexiInternational Software, Inc.Florida Career CentersFlorida Foundation for Future

ScientistsFlorida Gynecologic Oncology/21st

Century OncologyForestry Resources, IncJoan and John ForkinFort Myers Christian SchoolFort Myers Eagles, SW FL Youth

Baseball Club, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. FridkinWoodring M. FryerFrank H. Galeana, Jr.Gary P. GallebergGannett Foundation, Inc.The George R. Gardner Foundation,

Inc.Donald GarrettGates Builders, Inc.Germain Toyota ScionGlobal & Americas

The Golf Club at Fiddler's CreekGolf & Electric Vehicles, Inc.Dr. Mark and Mrs. Lynda GorovoyGraef, Anhalt, Schloemer &

Associates, Inc.Carolyn M. GrayGreat Dock Canoe Race, IncWilliam GreenbergDrs. Patrick and Marci GreeneGreenscapesAsha and Hem GuptaHaffenreffer Family FundHerbert HandelsmanHarley-Davidson of Fort MyersH. J. Heinz Company FoundationThe Donna Price Henry FamilyThe Hertz CorporationHoliday Inn SelectEarl P. and Majorie L. HollandDr. and Mrs. Francis L. HowingtonHuntington National Bank- Private

Financial GroupInstitute of Financial EducationIronStone BankNorman E. & Caroline P. Jackson

Philanthropic FundJason's DeliElsa JensenJames H. and Margaret A. KellerRichard L. KellyBarbara KrellKingsley Realty, Inc.LaBelle Grove ManagementLaird Youth Leadership Foundation,

Inc.Bradley LandahlMarc and Lise LavioletteLinda and Kirk LehtomaaGeorge A. LlanoLondon Bay HomesMarco Island Marriott Resort & Golf

ClubMarriott InternationalIkki and Polly MatsumotoMcBLT Ventures, Inc.Duncan McBrideJ. William and Barbara H. MeekEdward M. MeerMiles Media GroupMurdock Family Medicine, P.A.Naples Woman's ClubSalvatore NardelloMary E. NevinsMr. and Mrs. William E. NewmanWilliam F. Noll, IIIOffice Furniture & Design Center,

Inc.Dave and Judy OsterholtDr. Robert and Mrs. Joan PascottoPassarella and Associates, Inc.Dennis PassiniDr. Richard C. PegnetterButch and Dorothy PerchanMr. and Mrs. F. Fred PezeshkanPNC Bank, FSBDave and Arlene PowellPremier Insurance CorporationBrian and Mary PresleyPrivate Capital ManagementThe Prudential FoundationPublix Super Markets Charities, Inc.Paul H. Pusey FoundationThe Recursionist Fund, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Gunther ReeseRegal Entertainment GroupDennis and Cindy ReilleyReynolds, Smith & Hills, Inc.Suzanne RichterRinker MaterialsRisch Family FoundationBruce A. RobbChandler S. Robbins

Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. RobertsRobins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi,

L.L.P.Roetzel & AndressDrs. Hudson and Elsa RogersRonald McDonald House Charities

of Southwest FloridaHerbert and Ann RoweThe Rusty Staub FoundationSaint Luke's ChurchJoan and Michael B. SalkePeter SchmielerJerry SchmoyerDonna and John SchubertPatrick SheanMr. and Mrs. Karl S. SheffieldDr. Joseph and Marcela ShepardDr. and Mrs. Peter M. SidellMrs. Mary W. SmithRandy SmithTed SottongSource Interlink CompaniesSouth Seas Resorts Co.Southwest Regional Rehabilitation

CenterSpectator's/ChampsState Farm InsuranceRichard W. Steves*Kenneth and Halcyon St. HillStoneybrook Community

Development DistrictSuncoast Schools Federal Credit

UnionSunstream Hotels and ResortsSurety Construction CompanyThalheimersNola TheissTilden, Lobnitz & CooperTampa Bay TraneUBS Financial Services, Inc.United Mechanical, Inc.United Way of Charlotte County, Inc.University Sports Publications Co.,

Inc.Urban Land InstituteUseppa Inn & Dock Company, Ltd.Mary E. Van ArsdaleVic's Painting, Inc.Warner M. WashburnJason and Cara WebsterRon WhiteGeorge J. WilderWilliam R. Hough & Co.Scott WillisWoodward, Pires & Lombardo, P.A.Wright Construction Corp.Dr. Bonnie L. YegidisYoung Authors Conference

Emerald Circle ($1,000 - $4,999)

3M Matching Gift ProgramMr. Juan L. Abascal & Dr. Daysi

MejiaMr. and Mrs. Don W. AbbottSteven and Mary Paige AbbottWasif and Leah AbboushiAccessible Sports & Recreational

Activities Project, Inc.Don E. AckermanAcousti Engineering Company of

FloridaJanet L. AdamsAdams Bros. Cabinetry, Inc.Advanced Masonry SystemsMr. and Mrs. Robert C. AdkinsADT Security ServicesAEC National, Inc.Aetna Construction, Inc.A.G. Edwards & Sons

Stewart AikenAlbertson'sJack E. AllenDr. and Mrs. Matthew W. Allen, IVAlliance Financial GroupAllison N. AllieAllied Doors, Inc.Mary AllisonAlltelMr. and Mrs. Arnold R. AlshulerAlternative Investments Resources,

Inc.American Engineering &

Development CorpAmerican Diabetic Support GroupAmerican Residential Prop LLCAmeripathHarris J. AmhowitzDorothy AmpthorAnchor Health CentersBasil AndersonSusan F. and Donald C. AndersonDonald J. AndersonMr. and Mrs. Richard C. AndersonRobert H. AndersonJames R. AndreChristine and Paul AndrewsAngel Care AmericaAnning-Johnson CompanyAnonymousAon FoundationBluma AppelAqua-MaticRudolph F. and Lauren J. AragonARCO FoundationAristocrat Golf Company, Inc.Carmen ArteagaArthrex, Inc.Kenneth A. AschomASHRAE Southwest Florida ChapterMark AsperillaAssociation of Schools of Allied

Health Profess.Audubon Society of Southwest

Florida, Inc.Lee A. AugsburyWilliam W. AusbonDr. Ahmad F. AzamAzar Gallery Oriental RugsB & I Contractors, Inc.BRPH Architects & Engineers, Inc.Dr. Robert G.BachandLinda S. BachelerJennifer BaezaFrancis P. BaileyDavid and Karrie BalzaBank One, NAThe BankAtlantic FoundationDr. Richard C. BanksBanks Engineering, Inc.Marsha BankstonBaring IndustriesLilian BarrosoDr. and Mrs. Carey N. BarryBrad N. BartelBasil Street Partners, LLCDebra BaumanBay Colony Gateway, Inc.Mort BeckThe Hector E. Beeken FamilySteven and Jean BelcherArnold BellBentley Electric Company, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Harold BerrisJeffrey R. BerryBest BuyPhilip and Mary BeuthDr. Sharon Irish BevinsThomas BevinsCindy M. and Sam F. BianchiRobert W. BiggsGreg Billings

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Mr. Larry BirdRenee M. BlackDr. and Mrs. James D. Blagg, Jr.Howard and Susan BlankBleu Provence RestaurantLes and Sue BlumbergBoard of County Commissioners

Sarasota CountyRobert E. BoardmanBond, Schoeneck & King, P.A.Bonita Bay TrianonDr. and Mrs. Gary BonvillianJane BoppJane E. and Richard J. BorchersNelson Bordeau, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Sam BorrBoston's on the BeachStefan and Jennie BotheCurtis A. BotkoPaul T. BoudreauxJohn D. and Barbara A. BowlinBowman Internet Systems, LLCH. Lien BraggMr. and Mrs. Edward BransilverSteven BrettholtzSherie L. BrezinaKathy Bridge-LilesBrighton Hotel, LLCNorma BristolBrodeur Custom ClothiersBronzart Foundry, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Stephen BrooksBrown & Brown InsuranceMr. and Mrs. Leighton G. BrownLinda L. Brown, ARNP, MSNMr. and Mrs. Harold BrownsteinMichael J. BruceDr. Robert BrueckAl and Georgia BruggemeyerDouglas BrunnerDr. and Mrs. John S. BrunoChuck and Dee BryanLinda L. Buettner Ph.D. CTRSJohn BurkeJames W. and Barbara J. BurkettWanda BurkeyKevin BurnsDr. and Mrs. Robert L. BurnsDr. and Mrs. David R. ButcherDr. and Mrs. John T. ButlerByck-Rothschild Foundation, Inc.Lawrence and Margaret ByrnesC. W. Smith Imported AntiquesDeva CaanthanCabela's, Inc.Anthony and Karen-Butler CahillCamp, Dresser & McKee, Inc.Larry D. and Sandra Gail CampbellCampiello'sCaptiva Island Inn Bed & BreakfastJames and Susan S. CarrThe Carrington FamilyCarlson Harris General Contractors,

Inc.Constance B. Carmody, ARNPCarnes Capital CorporationCarpet OutletDr. Cecil CarterMary B. CarterDr. Jack C. CarverDarryl C. CasanuevaCase Companies, Inc.Centex HomesThe Chamber of Southwest FloridaMarilyn L. and H. Clayton ChandlerTina and Bob ChapheDr. and Mrs. Nelson CharlesCharlotte SanitationCharlotte State BankMilo E. ChelovitzCherry & Edgar, P.A.Ruth S Childe

Cynthia J. ChristmanLloyd A. ChungDr. Pauline ChusidPatrick CinielloGeorge and Linda CiprichEleanor ClaiborneClaiborne and Ned Foulds

FoundationAndrea Clark BrownClassic Basketball, Inc.Claymore Securities, IncCoastal Engineering Consultants,

Inc.Nancy Cobb-Lippens and Stephen

LippensCohen & Grigsby, P.C.Barbara B. and Kevin G. ColemanColeman, Hazzard & Taylor, PACollier County Audubon SocietyCollier Neurologic Specialists, LLCDr. and Mrs. E. F. CollinsGreg CollinsColumbia Fawcett Memorial

HospitalColumbia Healthcare's Lee County

NetworkComericaCommercial Air Management, Inc.Community Bank of NaplesCommunity School of NaplesDave and Jane ConnerConstruction AdvisorsContinental ConstructionDavid L. CookDonald C. and Linda CookMr. and Mrs. Francis J. CoomesCoopers & LybrandMr. and Mrs. David L. CophamDonald and Mary CorcelliCoreslab StructuresCountry Creek Community CharitiesArmand and Barbara CornellierJames R. CoteCovanta EnergyJane A. CoxRachel CoxThe Crabill FamilyWayne CravenCherrill L. and Dick CregarAileen B. CrippsDr. W. Jack CrockerCulligan Water ConditioningMr. and Mrs. Norman H. CurtisCustom Welding & Fabrications, Inc.Dade BehringWilliam L. and Susan L. DaltonDaughters of the American

Revolution - Florida StateSociety

Dave Foote EnvironmentalConstruction

Kathleen B. DaveyDavid Leas Insurance Services, Inc.Carol E. DavisKen and Ruth DavisKris DavisWallace L. DawsonMr. and Mrs. Frederick A. DealFernando and Kimberly Del DagoWilliam DelayoDelisi Fitzgerald, Inc.Delta Painting, Inc.Anthony & Carolyn DeLucciaDemko Vending Food Service

Management, Inc.Carl J. DenholtzRuth B. DenholtzTerry DennisDenture & Dental CenterJohn C. Deppman and Clara YuCynthia L. and William J. DeragonCathy C. and Andrew P. DeSalvo

Virginia P. and Edward H. Devine, IIIDeVoe CadillacNed DewhirstCaroline DickinsonNan L. DietrichJanet and Robert DiotaleviDr. and Mrs. Frank DiplacidoDistinctive CommunitiesDiversified Conference Management,

Inc.Duane and Joyce DobbertPatricia K. DobbinsEileen M. DonderoRichard DonderoLarry P. and Mary A. DonovanDooley & Mack Constructors, Inc.Carolyn DouglasThe Dow Chemical Company

FoundationRobin and Kris DoylePeter DroescherMichael DueverMrs. Barbara DufraneJoann and Marty DuncanEdward DunlapDr. Allan Dyen-ShapiroEast Indies Trading CompanyEast Pointe Hospital AuxiliaryMr. and Mrs. Mark EastmanDr. and Mrs. Charles EbyEcological Research & Action

Foundation, Inc.Jodi C. EdensEdison Festival of Light, Inc.Edison National BankEdward Don & CompanyRobert T. EdwardsThomas Ehlers and Sandy

McCartney EhlersElias Brothers Communities

Management, IncWilbur EichlerElcon Electric IncorporatedJames EldridgeElite Cabinetry Inc.Sue D. EllisDavid A. and Jacqueline A. EmmaEndo Pharmaceuticals Inc.Energenics CorporationEnterprise Charlotte Foundation,

Inc.Enterprise Leasing CompanyEnterprise Rent-A-Car FoundationErickson Herscoe De Stefano &

PartnersVance and Brenda EricsonEstero Bay Buddies, Inc.Estero High SchoolExtreme NetworksExtreme Turf, Inc.The Ezzell FamilyFAU, Department of Educational

LeadershipCarl FazioMrs. J. H. FearsFeasinomicsGwen H. FeatherFed ExJack FenwickThomas G. and Barbara FewsterThomas G. and Beverly FewsterFidelity National TitleDr. and Mrs. John S. FiferFifty/50 Floral ArtDr. and Mrs. Matthew J. FinemanFireservice, Inc.Lynda R. Firment, Ph.D., A.R.N.P.First International Financial Corp.First National BankFirst National Bank of Chicago

FoundationFirst National Bank of Florida

First Union National BankFoundation

Fish Tale Sales & Services at FishTale Marina

Fishel & Dowdy JewelerFisk Electric CompanyIn Memory of Herman O BlyDean and Alice FjelstulFlorida Architects, Inc.Florida Association of Mortgage

BrokersFlorida Bay CommunitiesFlorida Endangered Wildlife, Inc.Florida EnvironmentalFlorida Gulf BankThe Florida Gulf Coast GroupFlorida Hospices and Palliative Care,

Inc.Florida Nurses Assoc., Dist. #7Florida Rock Industries, Inc.Florida Watercolor SocietyPaul and Aline FlynnFood Services, Inc.Walter and Susan FohsMr. and Mrs. Willis E. ForsythFort Myers Lee County Garden

Council, Inc.Fort Myers Public Library, Inc.Fort Myers Rod & Gun Club, Inc.Foundation for Academic Educators,

Inc.Foundation for Geriatric EducationFrancis Engineering, Inc.Anthony and Melissa FrancoJ. M. (Jerry) FranklinEugene FreyDoris FritcherChas and Laurie FritzMr. and Mrs. J. FritzTerri FritzG. C. Building ProductsBruce and Karen GalbraithMr. and Mrs. Stowe T. GardnerN. T. Gargiulo LPGarvin & TrippThe GE FundBodil and George GellmanTina Marie GelpiGeraci TravelJoyce and Paul GerberGerman American Club - HarmonieShirley K. GerstenbergerMarc and Geraldine GertnerThe Gettys Group, Inc.GFWC Florida Federation of

Women's ClubsFrank L. and Donna M. GiannuzziGlase Golf CraftHelen GlassGlenview at Pelican BayJohn W. GnageyJennifer GoenDr. and Mrs. Jacob H. GoldbergerMaureen GoldenGolden Key National Honor SocietyFrancine GombergMr. and Mrs. Dudley GoodletteMichael A. GookinGora/McGahey Associates in

ArchitectureJanet L. and Gregory F. GordonDr. and Mrs. Tom W. GoreDennis GormleyPhyllis and George GotschallMr. and Mrs. Thomas C. GrahamGrande Oak DevelopmentRuth T. GrandinBilly D. GrantMichael GrantMr. and Mrs. Wallace M. GravesAmy and Peter GravinaBruce Green

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John and Nancy GuerraGulf Bay CommunitiesGulf Bay Group of CompaniesGulf Citrus Growers AssociationGulfcoast Coin & Jewelry BrokersGulf Disposal, Inc.GulfPoint Construction CompanyGuymann Construction of Florida, Inc.Mrs. Rudolf F. Haffenreffer, IVDr. and Mrs. J. Stewart HagenDavid and Gail HallAnn H. HamiltonMr. and Mrs. Kenneth HammingHampton - Inn Naples I-75William W. HansellHarlan S. and Ruth HansenAlbert and Sally HanserStanley and Louise HardyMr. and Mrs. John H. HarkinsEdward and Diane HarlyvetchHarold L. Wyman Foundation, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Thomas C. HarringtonChief Robert and Mrs. Nancy HarrisSam and Judi HarrisHarris BankLarry and Mary HartBarry HastingsElaine HawkinsAdrienne M. Hayes-JonesHazelbaker FoundationHDG CommunitiesHealth Resources CorporationHealthParkDavid HealdTom and Jan HealyDr. Gene W. HempWilliam M. Hendricks Family

FoundationBrian and Elaine HenryLeo HertzogRuth and Douglas HesterJulie HeuerJack and Marjorie HighfieldMichael D. and Deborah S. HighfieldMaurice and Marie HillmyerHilton Marco Island Beach ResortRobert F. Hoel, Jr.Ernst W. B. HoenHollywood Woodwork, Inc.Mildred B. and Albert M. HoltzHomewood Suites HotelCharles B. and Audrey K. HoodThe Hopkins FamilyJeanne M. HoppleJeffrey S. HorneMrs. Jeffrey R. HosslerRichard and Jennifer HoushAdrian HudlerDr. and Mrs. Bennett HudsonDr. and Mrs. Bruce Hudson and

Nathan HudsonMr. and Mrs. Gareth K. Hudson - In

Memory of Julian L. HudsonDottie HummelHumphrey-Rosal ArchitectsGeorge HuntLarry I. HuntHunter Douglas HospitalityHypowerIBM Matching Grants ProgramIkonInside OutInsurance & Risk Management

Services, Inc.IntelliNetIPB Development, LLCMadelyn L. Isaacs and Christopher

SmithDavid IvankovicJJB Management & Consulting, Inc.J. J. Taylor Distributing Fort Myers-

Naples, Inc.

Lynda JackJerry and Bette JacksonDavid and Donna JaegerJeffrey Estate & Precious JewelsJenks Builders, Inc.John R. Wood, Inc. RealtorsDr. Louise Malia JohnsonClaire and George JohnsonF. Edward JohnsonGary and Teresa JohnsonMichael JohnsonJohnson & Wales UniversityDr. Paul JonesOtis L. JordanK C Stock Foundation, Inc.Dr. Abbott Kagan IIDr. David C. KakkuriH. C. Kazanas, Ph.D.Mr. and Mrs. Daniel N. KellerWilliam G. and Lois E. KelleyRichard C. KennedyKevin L. Erwin Consulting Ecologist,

Inc.Kevin M. Burns & Associates, P.A.Key FoundationKeyCorpMr. and Mrs. James W. KeyserKevin D. Kiley, D.D.S.Kenneth M. Kirsner, CRNA, MS, JDKlaas Capital GroupCharles and Abby KlemanKathryn A. KleistPriscilla P. KluckhuhnMs. Janet KnellerKnott & Consoer P.A.Koch & Company CPAs, P.A.Maria KoenigRobert A. KoenigJudith A. KoppelmanGloria KormanMary J. KoskinasMatthew KraghMr. and Mrs. Thomas KrickMichele KroffkeSports Masters International, Inc.Mrs. Richard B. KronMargaret and Robert A. KruseJune LaCombeLeila LaCrosseJanet and Dan La MounttDr. Barry E. LangfordTony LapiW & J Larson Family FoundationL.A.T. FoundationLandmar Group, LLCDr. Brenda B. LazarusLee Building Industry Association,

Inc.Lee County Community Tennis

Association, Inc.Lee County Hotel & Motel

Association, Inc.Lee County Port AuthorityJim and Lynn LeeLee Memorial Emergency PhysiciansLee Memorial Home HealthJudith Hudson Lefkowitz, Meredith

Hudson Marcum, GarethKingsbury Hudson and BruceWyeth Hudson, M.D.,

Dr. and Mrs. Peter C. LeffertsElise P. LehmanVee H. LeonardMr. and Mrs. Willi LermerDavid LewisMr. and Mrs. Phil LewisLexus of Fort MyersLiberty Mutual Insurance Co.Martha Lieb-CoxJack W. LiebertThomas A. LeipzigNancy O. and Donald W. Lesher

Lifestyles ChiropracticLloyd N. LiggettPatricia Limegrover and Max

FurbringerNilda and Harry W. LindsayCarol Jean LockeMark Loren Designs, Inc.Lotspeich Company of Florida, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Gary LounsberryLowes Charitable & Educational

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Thomas C. LundHenry and Suzanne LurieLutgert InsuranceJames S. and Claire H. LynchM & P Reynolds Enterprises, Inc.Robert J. and Mariann T. MacDonaldDr. and Mrs. Stephen MachizMary and J Hugh MacKellar

Eila and Rod MacKenzieMr. and Mrs. John A. MacleodMajor League Baseball Players Trust

for ChildrenMiriam and Sonny MandellMarch of DimesMr. and Mrs. Edward S. MarcoMarco Island Concert ChoirDouglas MarcotteCamille and Sabino MarinellaPaul and Joan MarinelliMariner Properties Development,

Inc.Martha H. and William J. MarlandDaniel and Janet MartinMr. and Mrs. R. A. MascottDr. Lena A. Delisser-MatthewsDr. and Mrs. M. E. MattinglyDr. Ingeborg G. MaukschLinda L. McAlisterCarl and Barb McAlooseSandy McCartney-EhlersDee and Speed McClayGerald C. and Helen M. McDonoughJohnny E. McGahaGordon McGeeDr. and Mrs. William McGradyHelen L. McIntyreMcIntyre Properties, LLCCharles and Lil McKinneyPeter D. and Anne M. McLeodEdward P. McNamaraDavid and Tammy McQuadeDonna S. McVety, R.N., Ph.D.Tom and Sara MayoMello Concrete Service, Inc.Merrill Gardens at NaplesMerson, Sawyer, Johnson, Dunwody

& ColeMichael R. Smith and Associates,

Inc.Madeleine and George MichaelsLarry and Linda MignereyKen and Pat MillarKathleen Miller, M.L.S.T. Wainwright MillerKaren N. MockHelen V. MoeMoe's Southwest GrillDr. and Mrs. L. C. MogelvangMolzan & Gray PropertiesManuel MonDeborah MooreMichael J. MorganSandra MorganMorgan Stanley Matching Gifts

ProgramWendy MorrisCyndy Peacock and Roger F.

MorrisonElizabeth MossmanMovin' On MobilityMr. and Mrs. William J. Mueller

Emilio M. MufdiRima and Edward MullinsDonald and Elizabeth MurrayMr. and Mrs. Michael MurrayMultiple Activity ComputingMyerlee Medical AssociationLewis MyersNaples Asset Management Co., LLCNaples Area Hotel/Motel

Association, Inc.Naples Council On World Affairs,

Inc.Michael J Schroeder & Andrea L.

SchroederNaples Pathology Associates, PAJames and Karen NathanNational Association of Health

Education CentersNational Construction Rentals, Inc.John and Mary-Gail NaylorD Michael and Kathleen A. NearingDonald NelsonRalph and Marge NelsonLinda and Donald NettisRoy NeumannNEV 2/11 FoundationNew College of FloridaDr. and Mrs. Douglas NewlandNewsBankNichols & AssociatesWilliam F. NiedernhoferC. W. Nimitz, Jr.North Fort Myers High SchoolNorthside Naples Kiwanis

Foundation, IncRenee and James NovakoffJudith L. Nuland, M.S.N., R.N.James L. NulmanOCI Associates Consulting

EngineersOffice PavilionGeorge and Donna OhyeOlde CypressDr. Sandra O'BrienLynn J. O'HareJon and Charleen OlliffOnline Computer Library Center, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. O'ReillyMichael E. OrlandiMargaret OrtThomas F. and Dorothy L. OrthmanDavid OwenP J J D Enterprises, Inc.Palm Island ResortParadise Advertising & MarketingPark Shore DevelopmentParker/Mudgett/Smith Architects,

Inc.Dr. Dennis PataniczekPatnode RoofingHarriet P. PattersonPaula Robertson & Associates, Inc.Drs. Peter D. and Regina L. PayneMr. and Mrs. Vernon E. PeeplesPelican Bay FoundationPeper, Martin, Jensen, Maichel and

HetlagePerformance Door and Hardware,

Inc.Jill PetersonJudith B. and Vincent D. PettinelliPettinelli Family FoundationJulie L. PeytonPhi Delta Kappa-SW Florida ChapterWendy I. PiascikPierce, Goodwin, Alexander &

LinvilleDr. Josephine Tutino PolitoMarydelle PolkPorter, Wright, Morris & Arthur LLPChristine J. and Bernard N. PortnoyJuanita M. Pray

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Premium Tour & TravelRichard and Doris PricePrivate Equity Group, L.L.C.Private Wealth ConsultantsPro-Tech Caulking & Waterproofing,

Inc.Prudential Securities, IncorporatedPrudential Village Realty PlaceQuail West Golf and Country ClubDrs. J. Robert and Diana QuatrocheDick and Deedee RabyBruce RagainLarry RayR&D Villas, Inc.R. G. Brown PropertiesDr. and Mrs. Robert F. RappRautio and Associates, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Martin A. RedovanReed, Blackwood & Co., LLCEileen F. RegelskiWilliam and Sheryl RenkenResun Leasing, Inc.Retirement Advisors of America,

Inc.RFH Consulting, Inc.Phillip and Joanne RicciardielloJohn Richards IIMr. and Mrs. Joseph J. RichardsHenry RichardsonMrs. Pauline R. RiemerRight Way Plumbing CompanyRussell J. RinglandRL HomesDarren RobertshawDewie H. RobinsonJames N. and LaTeshia RobinsonRuth L. RodriguesDr. Walter RodriguezAnne M. RogersJack and Sue RogersCecilia RokusekKaren A. RollinsDr. J. Michael Rollo and Ms. Amy S.

RolloDorothea and James RosnerDiane RossLouis R. RossRotary Club of Bonita SpringsRoyal Scoop Homemade Ice CreamEsta and Alan RubinsteinAndrew RuddDr. and Mrs. Luis A. RuilovaLinda A. RyanSafari Club International -

Naples/Fort Myers ChapterThe Saint Paul FoundationSaks Fifth AvenueSakinah Salahu-DinDr. and Mrs. Edward W. SalkoSallieMae, Inc.Alan and Linda SandlinSanibel Captiva Rotary Trust FundDonald A. SannemanThomas SansburyMichael L. Savarese and Mona

WrightDennis SchehrCheryl A. ScheinerHarvey SchestagDiane SchmidtJerry SchoenfeldRon R. and Mary Jane Schneider

Family Foundation, Inc.Mrs. Lester J. Scholl - In Memory of

Lester J. SchollPam and Bill SchreiberDean E. SchreinerHank SchroederMr. and Mrs. David SchwabMr. and Mrs. Samuel SchwartzDr. and Mrs. Roger D. ScottBarbara and Will Scott

SCT Software & ResourceManagement Corporation

Cheryl Seals-GonzalezPamella A. SeayChalmers and Beatrice SechristJim SeitzBian SettleSevern Trent Services - MoyerShamrock Building ServicesMr. and Mrs. William ShaverSheeley Architects, Inc.The Shell FactoryMartin J. and Betteann L. ShermanThe Sherwin-Williams CompanyIrving F. and Lee SherwoodDr. and Mrs. Allen B. ShevachRichard and Maureen SchulzeSI VenturesThe SIFCO FoundationSigns & ThingsDr. Miriam SilverSimonsen-Hickok Interiors of

Naples, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. C. Norton SimsRonald SissonRoger SitkinsSitkins GroupCarrie SkiftonPaula SklodowskiCarol SladeSlavich & AssociatesVirginia and Robert SmallAudrey J. SmandraCynthia S. and Eugene H. SmithDavid and Sandy SmithMr. and Mrs. Michael R. SmithWade and Carol SmithMr. and Mrs. William C. SmithSmith, Hendra & Gerson PAKen Sneeden & AssociatesSheila J. Snow-MartineauNeal L. SnyderPaul SnyderRichard and Janet SomerlottSonySouth Florida BankSouth Florida Branch of ASCESouthWest DirectSoutheast Mechanical Contractors,

LTDThe Southwest Florida Attractions

AssociationThe Southwest Florida Conchologist

Society, Inc.Southwest Florida Consolidated

ServicesSouthwest Florida EnterprisesSouthwest Florida Hispanic

Chamber of CommerceSouthwest Florida Oral & Facial

SurgerySouthwest FL Osteopathic Medical

Assoc.Southwest Florida Urologic

AssociatesSouthwest Student Services

CorporationMark SpaffordSpartan Masonry, LLCDr. and Mrs. K.L. SpearSpecialists in Reproductive Medicine

and Surgery, P.A.Spectra Contract FlooringMr. and Mrs. Stephen J. SpahrSpinal Cord Group of SW Florida,

Inc.James D. SpouniasJim and Patty SprankleSprint PCSMr. and Mrs. John M. StaffordPaula D. StaffordJeffrey Staner

Dr. Susan E. Stans and Mr. StevenH. Stans

State Farm Mutual AutomobileInsurance Company

Steel Fabricators, LLCSteel, Hector & Davis, LLPStellar Venture Partners, LLCSterling Prestress, Inc.Thomas L. StewartBarbara and Bill StewartSTH Architectural Group, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Charles A. StokesJudith StonecashFran and Ray StrohmStroemer Tuscan & Company, PAGretta StylesReverend and Mrs. Israel SuarezSuccessful BiddersLinda S. SummersSuncoast Advanced Radiology

Associates, P.A.Suncoast Dental Center, P.A.Sunniland Family Limited

PartnershipSuttie Golf SchoolSW Florida Chinese Language

School, Inc.SWF Culinary AllianceSW Florida Council for

Environmental EducationRobert and Linda SwankSWS Charitable Foundation, Inc.Madeleine R. TaeniTarget Stores, Inc.Tarpon Coast National BankTavilla Realty AssociatesTaylor Woodrow CommunitiesTECO - Peoples GasThe New York Community TrustGeorge and Zenaida TheopistosThermal Concepts, Inc.Gary L. ThomasJames A. and Barbara A. ThomasPeter A. ThomasMarion ThompsonM. Joyce ThorntonDr. and Mrs. Benjamin K. TiptonTitan Custom Homes, Inc.Rucker ToddS. Gregory TolleyTodd and Wendy TooleyTrianon Hotel CompanyMr. and Mrs. Steve TrudnakMarianne A. TuckerTwenty/Twenty Worldwide

Hospitality, LLCTWH Southwest Florida Division,

LLCTwinEagles Golf & Country ClubUBS Foundation USA Matching Gift

ProgramU.S. Home CorporationUlmer Construction, Inc.USA FundsMr. and Mrs. Tom ValentineSarita Van VleckHolly A. VaughnDavid VazquezDonna VazquezThe VenetianGina C. VentrescaKimberly K. VincentCharlie VitaleDr. Patricia WachholzJane WagnerWal-Mart Stores, Inc.Walbridge Aldinger CompanyWalker Parking ConsultantsDr. Roberta W. and Richard J. WalshDeborah WardValmore L. Ward*Charles W. B. Wardell, Jr.

Dr. P. A. WashingtonWater Enhancement & Restoration

Coalition, Inc.Waterfront Realty Group, Inc.Waterside Shops at Pelican BayWayne Martin & SonJason and Cara WebsterWeeks & Associates, Inc.Michael WeilerAllen and Marla WeissWeller Pool ConstructorsW. Robert WelliverEllen V. P. and Lloyd P. WellsLudmilla G. Wells, Ph.D.Mr. and Mrs. Robert WellsWells Fargo Home MortgageWentzel, Berry & Wentzel, &

Phillips, P.A.Cynthia WestRebecca A. WesterholdHarold A. WesterveltWFTX-TV Fox 4WGCU FM 90.1Suzanne WeinheimerClaudine WetzelMrs. John WhitcombDavid and Kathleen WhitcombMicheal WhiteWHM, LLCMr. and Mrs. Michael A. WickWiebel, Hennells & Carufe P.AMrs. Lawrence M. WierWilkison & Associates, Inc.Richard P. WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Richard WilliamsonGeorge W. WilsonGeorge WilsonWiltshire, Whitley, Richardson &

English, CPADr. Terry WimberleyDonald R. Witter, Jr.Kevin WolfDr. and Mrs. William A. WolfferWoods & Wetlands, Inc.Workplace Resource of Southwest

FloridaWorthington Country ClubEdward WotitzkyMr.* and Mrs. Leo WotitzkyMr. and Mrs. Corbin WyantYamron JewelersJohn YasinskyYMCA, Collier CountyYoder Brothers, Inc.William N. YorkYoung, Van Assenderp & VarnadoeMary A. Zager, Ph.D.Patricia ZehrRobert and Connie ZieglerZeta Tau Alpha Foundation, Inc.ZHA, Inc.

Sapphire Circle ($500-$999)

A.H. & Helen L. Weiss FoundationAAA Auto Club SouthAlan AbrahamHyonja AbronsAction Concrete Pumping, LLCAdvanced Medical Products of SW

Florida, Inc.Ajax Paving Industries, Inc. of

FloridaGeorgia AllenPaul AllenAllied Hearing CentersBarbara AmarAmerican BankAmerican Business Women's

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Dorothy AmpthorAnonymousRebecca S. and Lawrence R.

AntonucciRichard ArenaArmand and Beverly Ball Family

FoundationSharon ArnoldAssociates in Assessment, P.A.Elizabeth AtkinsonAudio Visual InnovationsAuricular Therapy Center, Inc.Willie, Angela and Amanda BacaGary and Kimberly BackeBetty and Bob BaechleMr. and Mrs. George H. BailDr. and Mrs. Robert S. BakerMary Jo and Brooke BanburyMary B. BanksDavid BarburBaril Construction IncMr. and Mrs. Clifford E. BarthmanSherra A. BatesBathease, Inc.Jim and Sue BaughmanDebra BaumannBB&TBD Pre-Analytical SystemsJerry and Sue BeaverBecker & Poliakoff, P.A.Mary BellJane and Charles M. BergerAl and Leslie BielenBlack Professional NetworkMichael BocciaBill and Cheryl BogardFlorence B. and Edward A. Bogdan,

Jr.Nancy and Steven BolanderGlen and Lonnie BombergerBonita Springs Newcomers ClubDr. and Mrs. Gary BonvillianRick and Lori BormanBoylan Environmental Consultants,

Inc.Elisabeth BoyleJill BrauerThomas BrennanDick BroadusCatherine BrownJacqueline M. Brown FamilyRebeca BrownRobin C. BrownWendell and Betty P. BrownBuffalo Chips RestaurantBush IndustriesBusiness Solutions of Naples, IncCabling TechnologiesCaloosa Middle SchoolStephen CampbellF. William CapleTom CarlosCarpenter CompanyCarson-Newman CollegeCasa YbelMarilyn M. and Francis J. CataldoCBJ Consulting, Inc.Joan T. and William G. CeasCellular OneCellular One of Lee CountyCement Industries, Inc.Center for Independent Living of

Southwest Florida, Inc.Central Florida Community

Development Corp.Naomi ChanceCharitable Gift FundCharlotte Senior High SchoolDr. Lois R. ChristensenJason CiaschiniRonald B. and Karin CieslaDavid Cintron

Katherine T. Coggins - In Memoryof Lester A. Coggins

Michael S. ColemanMr. James L. Coll and Mrs. Phyllis S.

CollCollier Legal Support ProfessionalsCindy CollinsDr. and Mrs. E. F. CollinsRichard D. and Elizabeth R. ColvinMrs. James ComerRobert and Jean ConradCoralwood TravelDon and Barbara CorllMrs. Milton K. CornellCorporate ExpressStephen M. and Angelica CorseJerry CoyneCreative EventsJoan and Ralph CrosbyHoward CrownCRS TechnologyCypress Cove Life Care Retirement

CommunityD.M.E. Shoppe / Fort Myers, Inc.Angela D. DakerJudith A. DancoDanielle Spa for Beauty and

WellnessSue Ann and David J. D'AntoniDavid Plummer & Associates, Inc.Harold W. and Joan DavisMateo De la RosaMargaret De LangeCharles W. DeanSam DeanFrank DeCarloPaul DeCarloDeerfield Ltd. PartnershipMary J. DefalcoScott A. DeiBob DeMaoPatricia M. DeMariaHoward DeMartiniBill and Susan DennisSandra DetarWayne DetlingDevine Communications CorporationDeVoe Automotive GroupLinda A. and Thomas R.

DiBenedettoDMJM Aviation, Inc.Rebecca DonlanBurnett and Anne DonohoRichard DooleyLucille DrackettDrywater Cattle, Inc.Cathy J. DuffJaimela DulaneyJosephine M. DynerDr. Karen EastwoodEco-Smart, Inc.Ellen K. EdmeadesNancy EdwardsDr. Mark A. EhmanM. Kathryn Eickhoff and A. James

Smith, Jr.Jack and Joyce EikenbergElizabeth M. ElliottJeanne A. and James C. EllisE. F. ElmoreEnterprise SystemsMr.* and Mrs. Vernon T. L. ErikssonThe Estes FamilyAndrew EvansExecutive Quest, Inc.George and Joan ExnerFamily Preservation Services, Inc.Michael H. FauerbachDr. Willard R. FaulknerFAVA AssociatesSusan FengerFiddlesticks Country Club

Fine Care Center, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Matthew J. FinemanFiserv Security, Inc.Colleen M. and Wendall P. FlodeenJaye FloodPeter & Nancy FloodFlorida Alliance for Assistive

Services & Technology, Inc.Florida Artists' Group, Inc.Florida Council on Economic

EducationFlorida Gulf Coast Construction, Inc.Florida Land PlanningChristine FlynnMark FreemanLouise FrenchDennis FrinkDavid FryAntonio and Aida GabardaKevin P. GaffneyGarageTekMr. and Mrs. Stowe T. GardnerGatewood GlassRonald GaussE. James GeaterMr. and Mrs. Melvin Y. GershmanGregory GildnerThomas GilesWilliam GlinkaGLS Golf Course ArchitectsGM Hospitality, LLCJulie and Mark GonzalezBarbara M. GoodbodyMaureen G. and K. Lawrence GraggMr. and Mrs. Harold P. GranataGrand Hyatt WashingtonDon and Kathy GrandiGray, Smith & Commander, Inc.Craig GriderMr. and Mrs. Thomas W. GriswoldWalter T. Gryska and Diane

FlottemeschDiana Nerestant*Gulf Coast Chapter Paralegal

Association of Florida, Inc.Gulf Coast High SchoolGulf Coast Restaurant Group, LLCGulfshore Media, Inc.Gulfview Middle SchoolJ. Mitchell HaleyRussell D. Hall, Jr.Larry and Judy HalpinDr. Kay HalversonCarl E. and Bonnie J. HaneyJ. HansenLenita Hanson, M.D.John A. HardyBette Harig, M.D.Patricia M. HarigHarper Aiken PartnersLindsay M. and Deborah L.

HarringtonCarol J. HarrisLowell L. Hart and Cynthia Brossy-

HartHaynes CorporationJade HehlBarbara J. and David L. HeimannHarriet HeithausJeanette StraksMichael HellerHerndon Case Mahoney & CompanyAndrew HillHill, Barth & King, LLCEmil and Minnie HirschFred HirschovitsWade HitzingDonald R. and Carolyn HodgesGerald HoffmanRhonda J. HoltzclawMadeline and Scott HolzemJohn E. Hopson

J. Webb HortonEugene and Heidi Hoyt FamilyMike HoytElaine HozdikCraig HudsonGerald C. Hudson*Hilles HughesHughes, Snell & Company, P.A.Hunters Ridge Ladies OrganizationSandy IdingImmokalee Middle SchoolInternational Hotel Services, Inc.International Services Center, Inc.Island Realty Group, Inc.J & K FoundationJack JacobsRoger W. and Donna W. JaegerDeborah C. JamiesonJasmine Garden ClubJason Marine Enterprises, Inc.Jay Feith Memorial ScholarshipJe-Med Supplies and ServicesSidney and Diane JensenJewish Community Foundation of

Southwest FloridaJim Colosimo, Inc.Doris V. Johnson*Gerald JohnsonDr. and Mrs. Irving S. JohnsonJames-David A. Johnson and

Danielle D. JohnsonRudy KachmannJoseph KakarekaAndrew KaldanyKappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.Lisa and Johan KarlstedtMr. and Mrs. James J. KelleyJanet D. KentMary P. Kerr, M.S.Patricia KersteinCharles KettemanMally and Ali KhorasantchiMr. and Mrs. Donald A. KiahJohn KimbellKinsey Associates, Inc.Kiser Associates, Inc.Richard N. KlaasRobert A. and Peggy A. KlecknerMaria-Lyda KoepkeMarvin C. and Edna G. KorengoldJanit S. and Thomas W. KreherMr. and Mrs. Richard E. KrichbaumJoan A. KrickKenneth D. KrierHelen S. KronGeorge A. KrumenackerPaul KrznaricKS Advisors, Inc.Kurtz HomesLake Trafford ElementaryJanet M. and Dan La Mountt - In

Memory of Jennie WaldenSherry LandfriedLandon Development Corporation of

FloridaCarl and Darlene LangeLaSalle National CorporationThomas C. LeDueLee Middle SchoolLee Pitts EnterprisesLehigh Acres Middle SchoolChris M. and Susan K. LemayClark and Karen LewisLight & Life Homes, Inc.Laird A. and Laurie D. LileDr. and Mrs. M. J. LipnikLittleton Elementary AcademyJorge and Carol LopezThe David A. Lounsbury FamilyMalcolm Pirnie, Inc.Miriam and Sonny Mandell

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Manilow Fund for Health & HopeShirley MannMarco Island Shell ClubMarino Parking SystemsRichard J. MarshEileen C. MarshallDrs. Suzi and Benjamin MartinMr. and Mrs. R. A. MascottRichard and Marianne MattiesThe Mattingly FamilyTim and Kelly McCarthyThomas McCarthyJames O. McClimansDr. and Mrs. David C. McCormickMcCoy Development, Inc.M. McCurdyG. Carson and Laurinda F.

McEachernRose McGaheeR. Hart McIntyreMr. and Mrs. Jack H. McKenzieJean D. and Richard R. McKenzieTom and Vicki A. McKinneyMary Ann McKoaneJohn McShaneMedical Management Association of

Collier CountyMediterraCharles L. MeyersMiami VendingMicroAge Computer CenterJonie MiddletonBarbara and Bob MileyChris E. MillerJack D. MillerMegan MillerPaul MitchellMonarch Mortgage Group Inc.Demie Moore FamilyThomas and Sandi MoranGinnie and Jack MorganMichael P. MorganMorris-Depew Associates, Inc.Steven MorrisonPenny M. MourerThe MowreysRobert MulhereCatherine P. MummertJ MunroMichael D. MurphyN. F. CentafontElaine Nailler, M.S.NMyra and Philip NalibotskyConnie NallNaples Executive Builders, Inc.Naples Grande Golf ClubNaples High SchoolNational Educational Financial

ServicesJames NeelCarl NeitzkeMarilyn A. NelsonWalter NelsonLewis E. Nerman Philanthropic Fund

of the Jewish CommunityFoundation of Greater KansasCity

Debra NewmanRichard and Florence NogajNancy W. NolinThomas J. and Elizabeth B. NominaWesley NorrisNorth Fort Myers Academy for the

ArtsNorthport of Naples, LLCNYNEX Family of CompaniesScott O'DellOlde Florida Golf ClubOmni Financial Services, Inc.Robert and Bari O'NeillGlenn P. and Jeanine R. OorlogOrangeTree Associates

Joann OrrP.J.L. Family Limited PartnershipLaura and Gregory PacterJack A. PalmerRoland D. and Carol P. PampelPanhellenic Association of Fort

MyersNancy C. PapandreaGary and Carlene PaschePatricia PasdenFrank L. and Gail W. PattersonPeriwinkle Garden ClubDesmond and Celma PerryThe Personette FamilyKathy Peterson and FamilyPetlandBrad A. PhelpsJoy and Bill PhillipsMary June PingelJames E. PiquetteAndrew PlattKen PlonskiPoinciana Elementary SchoolCharles PolizzottoTammy and Jeff E. PoteetePrather's National Linen Service,

Inc.J PriceRita K. PrinceBobby PritchardPro's EdgePulte Home CorporationDr. and Mrs. Quinnon R. PurvisQ. Grady Minor & Associates, P.A.Lyle QuaintanceQuality of Life Publishing CompanyMr. and Mrs. Fereydoon RabiiJohn R. and Shelley J. RalstonMarta Ramos-GrandaDonald D. RandolphJoseph RauhTom RayDavid M. and Mary C. ReardonRed Wing Shoe Company, Inc.James F. ReddingtonMary ReedBridget ReganClifford RenkJon ReynoldsSteven RichardsPaula RobertsonMary and Nial RobinsonRose RobinsonTed and Maureen RobinsonRaymond RodriguesJ. Michael Rooney, Esq.Alan RosoffAngel S. and Esperanza R. RoubinRoy'sMr. and Mrs. Paul J. RubyJohn and Alla RudisillMark RunyonThomas G. RunyonEdward RyanDr. and Mrs. R. Perry RyanRyder Orthopaedics, IncS.W. Florida Concierge & Guest

Service AssociationRussell A. SabellaNed SachsMary Ann and Klaus A. SaegebarthMelissa SalazarHarold SalmanowitzRobert SaltarelliCarolin M. and Robert SalvinoSam Galloway FordSam Snead's Tavern of NaplesSamantha Hersch EnterprisesIrma L. SanchezMr. and Mrs. Julius SandersDavid SandstromRebecca Sarver

Pete and Marilyn SavalliSchear CorporationSteve ScheffAdam W. SchexnayderWilbur M. Schlosser and Patty

WasselDavid SchmidtJoan B. SchmidtDavid SchmittFred and Sue SchulteJacob L. ScottJoan SecrestLee and Gene SeidlerSelect Real Estate By Stephanie

Miller, Inc.James P. SeymourWilliam E. and Heidi H. ShanahanArlene and Donald ShapiroShell Oil Company FoundationSherwood Family FoundationRichard C. and Dorothy L. SherwoodJacqueline ShoemakerDr. and Mrs. Charles P. ShookSiggs Air Conditioning, Inc.Scott SilerSimon Property GroupSybille M. and Jay SindorfShari SkinnerN. Norene SlackSmoot, Adams, Edwards, Doragh &

Brinson, P.A.Sally SneadJeffrey SnyderScott H. SnyderDaniel SolinSouth Fort Myers PrintingSouthern Concrete Pumping, Inc.Carol M. SpannThomas SpannSabra SpaughSt. Thomas UniversityMr. and Mrs. John M. StaffordDan StalterHugh E. and Judy StarnesState of MinnesotaBill StaufferJohn SteffyMarsha StewartSusanne L. S. StilesStoney Sports Cafe, LLCLealla StoutenburgDon StrangeBrian and Margaret SullivanDan and Shari SummersSunGard Higher EducationSunTrust BankNevin SutcliffeJim SuttieJoseph M. and Dea SwainTarpon LodgeVictor A. TejeraNancy Tetzlaff-BerensThe Artful DivaThe Club at Olde CypressThe Community Redevelopment

AgencyThe Florida EverbladesThe Grantsmanship CenterThe Lane's DiamondsThe Music Foundation of Southwest

Florida, Inc.The Northern Trust CompanyThe Ritz-Carlton, Boston CommonsThe Seidler FoundationThe SIFCO FoundationThe Strand Golf & Country ClubThe Tronvold FoundationThird Millennium ConsultingJerry ThirionJoanne ThompsonAnn ThornChristal M. Threet

Darlene and James P. TierneyTiger Masonry, Inc.Joan TimmonsJonathan and Erin TinneyCurt ToddJacqueline Toth and FamilyHarold M. Tovell, M.D.*Travel For Learning CompanyTrianon Properties, Inc.Charles L. and Patricia L. Tucker - In

Memory of Allen D. TuckerDavid TurnerEdward W. TurvilleJames TuttleElizabeth TuureU.S. Trust Company of FloridaUnited States Gypsum CompanyUPS Foundation, Inc.US LEC CorporationDr. Thomas ValeskyValicKen Van AssenderpRuth B. Van KirkVanderbilt Beach ResortVeronica Shoemaker FloristMr. Frank R. VespiNorm and Nancy VesterVeterans Park Academy for the ArtsVigil Health ManagementRobert and Lois VinesVIP Realty GroupAswani K. VoletyZola and Jerry Von DeylenMary S. VoytekBetty Jane WagnerDr. Joseph P. WalkerMary Winifred WaltersAndrew D. WappesR. WardenJames WarnkenLouise R. and William WarshauerWaste Management of Collier

CountyWaterman BroadcastingSusan WattsCharles WeaverJeri WebbS WeisJim WellingMabel WellsMelanie H. and Dennis A. WerleyLee A. and Joyce C. WestbergMr. and Mrs. William E. Whaley, Jr.Terry and David WhiteJoel WhittenhallLula C. WigginsPatricia WilcoxsonDebra WilliamsE. T. WilliamsCheryl L. WilsonRoger A. WindeyDr. and Mrs. Glenn L. WingWINK-TV-Fort Myers BroadcastingMary A. Winschel-SpannDaniel WiseDonald R. Witter, Jr.Wollman, Gehrke & Solomon, PATom WoodyardMichael WyldeJohanna WynnsBarbara YeomansYork InternationalPhyllis and James YorkAnne C. YoungGlenn ZakanyDr. and Mrs. Joseph M. ZeterbergTamara Zocki

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honor roll of donors