Honor Roll – Spring/Summer 2011

Glee ClubLegendLives On

Glee ClubLegendLives On

Under Lyle’s direction, the Glee Club became a traveling, singing sensation, with celebrity status that rivaled today’s Gonzaga basketball teams. The group sang with Bing Crosby to a national audience, traveled thousands of miles to perform, and built a tradition of excellence that continues today, even though the Glee Club’s last performance was in 1958.The 450 or so young men who sang under Lyle strived for perfection, demonstrated tremendous discipline and loyalty, and inspired others with their talent and teamwork. Thanks to Lyle, these attributes carried over into other aspects of the members’ lives.“True Glee Clubbers know that the music was only a medium,” says the narrator on a Glee Club reunion video made several years ago. “Because we learned excellence from Lyle, are sick people treated more skillfully? Are schools better suited to the learning needs of children? Are corporations better managed? Are courts and legal systems more fair to people? Are social systems more caring? I think those who observe the results of our efforts in our respective fi elds would say yes.”

Cherie and Lyle Moore at Lyle’s 90th birthday party.

The legacy of Lyle Moore is about so much more than music. But music is where it started. The call to Lyle from Gonzaga President Daniel Reidy, S.J., in December 1928 was providential. GU wanted to start a men’s glee club. Would Lyle direct the group? He said yes, of course. The rest is history.

Glee Club members started the Lyle Moore Endowed Scholarship fund in 1997 as a way to pay tribute to their mentor and leader. The goal: enable Lyle to inspire future generations of students by bestowing awards in his honor. Turns out that Lyle and his wife, Cherie, were the ones who were inspired. They were so impressed by the scholarship recipients that Lyle and Cherie made their ultimate gift to the fund, designating it as a major benefi ciary of their family trust.Lyle passed away in 2005, and Cherie in 2010. But their legacy lives on. The Moores’ estate gift tripled the size of the Lyle Moore Scholarship. Today the fund stands at over $1.5 million providing awards to students from every major, thus refl ecting the composition of the Glee Club.Since 1998, the Lyle Moore Scholarship has made 68 awards totaling $185,000 to students in need. Thanks to Lyle and Cherie Moore’s fi nal gift to Gonzaga, many more students will be inspired by the scholarship bearing his name.

GONZAGA SCHOLARSHIP CHALLENGEMake a difference in a student’s life today. www.gonzaga.edu/theyneedyou

THE WORLDNEEDS THEM.THEY NEED YOU.

The impact of the Lyle Moore Endowed Scholarship is impressive. Indeed, one could say it reaches to the stars. At least it does in the case of Cameron Gibelyou (‘07), a Lyle Moore Scholar at Gonzaga from fall 2003 to spring 2007. Cameron’s scholarship supported him in his undergraduate studies, which in turn prepared him for the University of Michigan’s Ph.D. in physics program, where he is focusing on cosmology and astronomy. “The work I’m doing is to determine whether the universe basically looks the same in every direction.

Lyle Moore Scholar

Reaches for the Stars

Glee ClubLegendLives On

Glee ClubLegendLives On

Such observations could have direct implications for our understanding of what happened in the early universe,” said Cameron. “It’s fun to consider how it’s possible to study something so incredibly distant in time and far removed from everyday experience by making detailed observations of the very same sky we see every night.”

Q&A Q&A Cynthia ReyesMethvin (’93, ’01)

with Heritage Society Member

Q. You have decided to include Gonzaga in your estate plans. Why is that?

A. I feel blessed to have received an excellent education from Gonzaga, so I want to in a sense, “pay it forward.” My estate gift will give Gonzaga the opportunity to clear an easier path for minority students to fulfi ll their dreams of achieving a Gonzaga education.

Q. Who was your favorite professor and why?A. I have two. Dr. Michael Carey and Dr. Joe Albert from the

Masters in Organizational Leadership program both inspired me through their passion-felt lectures, shared vision and a common thread that anyone can become a servant leader.

Q. You continue to stay very connected with Gonzaga; in what ways are you involved, and what motivates you to stay connected?

A. After living in Dallas for about four years, I couldn’t shake the disconnected feeling I was experiencing. I decided that if I can’t live in Spokane and enjoy the Gonzaga and Spokane communities, why not bring the magic to life here? So, I started the Dallas/Ft. Worth Gonzaga Alumni chapter. I’m proud to say that, “Together, We Are Gonzaga,” deep in the heart of Texas!

Q. Who else in your family is connected to Gonzaga and how?A. My brother, Raymond Reyes currently holds the position of

Interim Associate Academic Vice President, Center for Global Engagement at Gonzaga University. Hi Raymond!

Q. What is your favorite quote?A. “Service is the rent we pay for being. It is the very purpose of

life, and not something you do in your spare time.” ~Marian Wright Edelman

For the full Q&A with Cynthia, go to: www.gonzaga.edu/heritage-s11-01.

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Estate gifts totaling $1,901,678 were received from the following individuals between June 1, 2010 and March 15, 2011. These gifts will have a significant impact on student scholarships, faculty support and academic programs.

You are our Heritage . . .Your Legacy is our Future.

Kathleen AdkisonCharles (’32) and Dolores BarryJoseph (’55) and Peggy BrennanBeverly CleggPatricia Malone (’52)Lyle and Cherie Moore Alan O’KellyThe O’Neill Family Trust, in memory of Margaret C. and Clement J. O’Neill IIICatherine RhodesFred Shelton (’53)Anna Mae Waldron

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Heritage Society Honor Roll 2011The Heritage Society was founded in 1980 to recognize a legacy of giving at Gonzaga and honor alumni and friends who have made a commitment to the University through an estate gift. Estate gifts to Gonzaga are made in many forms, including bequests, gifts of retirement plan assets or life insurance, or charitable gift annuities, remainder unitrusts or lead trusts.

The individuals listed below and others, who wish to remain anonymous, comprise this group of benefactors.

† = Deceased

Scott A. AblesDr. † and Mrs. John B. AdamsGary M. AlworthDr. and Mrs. Kenneth AndersonValerie AndersonJohn and Jewel AndrewJohn † and Anne C. AramJoe and Jammie ArbanasCindy Runger Balas and Charles BalasMr. and Mrs. Richard E. BangertFrank and Dorothy BarichEsther Louise BartonDavid and Heidi BatemanJohn A. and Nancy A. (Scott) BattilegaJohn BeckJamie M. BerubeJoe and Sharon BetzendorferMichael J. and Sandra L. BeusChristopher BlackburnAnthony BoccaccioChadwick O. BogarFrank and Sharon BoutenMark and Theresa (Timms) BoyerDouglas J. BrajcichHelen A. BrajcichMr. and Mrs. James BresnahanMr. and Mrs. Michael J. BrewerJudith BringsRoger G. BrownAlfred BucheliDr. and Mrs. Eric BuckleyMr. and Mrs. J. Christopher BulgerJosh BurrowsBruce and Judy ButlerJoe and Sharon CadeRon and Theresa CaferroDon CarlsonMark and Kathy (Evoy) CaseyDr. Robert J. and Thelma Rose CaseyStephen and Elaine CavitJason and Tania ChaffeeSusan † and W.W. “Chuck” CharltonPatrick ChastekScott and Patricia J. (Tiesse) ChurchRobert and Ramona ClavelDr. John P. † and Flo Ann ConnorsLaura D. CooperNorman G. † and Amarant M. (Kanzler) CormierGerri and Bob CravesJames and Carol CroweJames and Eloise CumminsJ. Donald and Va Lena CurranKevin and Mary Daniels

Heritage Society Honor Roll 2011Mr. † and Mrs. William A. DavenportVern G. DavidsonJoseph W. DayRobert J. and Raeceil A. DayJoe and Edna DeichlDr. and Mrs. John DemakasJayne (Stanich) DempseyJohn and Mary DentoneDale B. and Christy E. (Smith) de ViveirosDavid Schweitzer and Dennis DeVotoTimothy G. DieringerJames and Joan DiJulioWilliam R. and Kathleen A. (McFarland) DobnerJune DonaldsonRobert J. DowneyDr. Thomas and Karen DriscollThomas A. DrynanJames P. and Ahnna Dudley, Jr.John E. DunnMichael DurandGenevieve EdmondsJohn P. EggerDr. Richard E. Ellis, JDMr. and Mrs. Robert EricksonGregory and Dana ErigeroJohn and Dianne EvansBob and Bobbie EvansonDr. and Mrs. Anthony J. EwellKay Nozaki and Thomas G. EwingSonja Nordbye FairWilliam W. † and Marcella FarringtonJim Finlen, Jr.E.J. “Gerry” FitzGeraldDenny and Lynn † FlahertyNick Fluge and Elizabeth LogsdonCraig GageMaurice GalesBlaine and Susan GarvinGary GeissArchie and Mary GeorgeRex R. † and Joan GerlachLt. Col. and Mrs. William R. GillinghamPatricia A. GillisHal and Alice † GilmoreMaurice GlassyGary GlennBeverly (Haines) GoddardMichele GrahamMarv and Anne GrasslPatrick J. GravineGeorge and Florence GrismerNazli GunerHerschel and Betty † GustafsonThe Honorable and Mrs. Richard P. GuySusanne (Kraft) HallDave and Susan HamerFrederick and Diane (Kelly) HammR. Bruce HankinsDr. and Mrs. Richard C. HanlenCecil † and Molly HannanJohn C. HanrahanRobert and Donna † HansonDaniel P. HarbaughSuzanne M. HarrisShane and Morgan HatcherMr. and Mrs. Robert HauthG. Donald Hawker and Nga T. Hawker

Frank J. HawleyCharles and Barbara Hennessey, Jr.Horton † and Mazie HermanHoward and Darlene HermanPhil and Lorelei HerresMark and Marsha HierbaumTony and Cindy HigleyPeter HillEdith A. HolmenMelanie A. HomanStan and Shirley HooperGary and Barbara HordemannJohn and Ellen HoughLt. Col. Gregory M. HuckabeeE. J. HuntMegan L. IsenhowerDoyle and Kathy (Graham) † Jacklin Don and Marilyn JansDonald H. JansMr. and Mrs. Robert Jepson, Jr.Shirley J. JohnsonDr. Robert L. Kalez, M.D.Melvin KaysGary KeisterDorothy C. KellyJohn and Pat KellyKevin KenneallyDuff and Dorothy † KennedyDale L. KingmanRoy and Violet † KnottRick KochDr. John † and Gayle (Keenan) KohlsDr. Larry E. Krueger, J.D.Dr. H. John LaneMary Lou LaneMichael Patrick LangMilton J. LangloisMargaret K. LarsonAlexander M. LaughlinDr. Lawrence R. LawtonDr. and Mrs. † Jack LeeJack and Betty † LeonardDr. Robert Lewis and Marcia McGreevy LewisJim and Jan LinardosNoreen LittmanWil and Pat LoekenPauline M. (Herzig) LoveHouston Putnam LowryMike and Renee’ LucarelliPaul LukinichBarbara J. LundPat and Christina LynchJames and Jane MacDonaldCheryl L. MackDan and Jan MaddenMr. † and Mrs. Harry MagnusonBeverly MahrtLaurence and Delta MailletDick and Janet ManningGreg MarshallLawrence M. MasseyStan and Linda MasseyMr. and Mrs. Steve MatuleMary Ann and Ed MayVeronica and Dave MayoChristina McCale and Garry R. OsbornJack and Mary McCann

Pat and Kathy McCarthyRobert and Claire McDonaldMarge McFaulDr. and Mrs. Charles B. McGoughMary McGrathMorgan T. and Judith A. (Ziegler) McGrathDavid P. McKibbinAnn T. McMahonEdward McReynoldsDick and Mary Lou McWilliamsDonald L. MerrickJo L. MerwinLinda L. MerwinCynthia Reyes MethvinFred MollerusDr. and Mrs. Joseph MonksJohn and Melinda MoynierShirley A. (Pemerl) MulcahyTom P. MulcahyJoseph † and Muriel MurphyRay and Shirley (Duffner) MurphySmitty and Sandy MyersMyron A. Nachbar IIDon and Jeanette NellesMr. and Mrs. James W. NelsenPatrick and Everilda NolanHolly J. NortonKaren NorumJohn C. O’Brien, Jr.Robert W. and Maureen A. O’BrienMr. and Mrs. James F. O’ConnellBill OgleMark and Cathy OhlstromDennis and Sara O’LoughlinDonald and Joan OlsonCynthia and Dr. Eric OrrGuy and Madeline OsselloFred S. Owen and Joanne PottierA.T. “Mike” PaioniJ. Scott PatnodeDr. Donald R. Paugh and Ms. Diedre L. OlinGregory R. PetersonAnthony PlagerJoe and Megan PossLaurie A. Powers and Breean L. BeggsMark and Kim PowersSue-Lynn Price-VoigtJulie PrinceMr. and Mrs. Don F. RaftisEd and Yvonne † RalphMr. and Mrs. Gary RandallPaul and Barbara RedmondD. Michael Reilly and Petrea ReillyRoss (‘79) and Judy RettenmierDoug and Kathleen RivardJim and Jean RoeberDouglas W. RohnerJames F. RooneyMr. and Mrs. Edward Rosicky Dr. and Mrs. Richard S. RoslerHerman J. Rossi IIIJohn C. RudolfKerm † and Fran RudolfBarry W. Santana, Ph.D.Richard L. Sayre / Karen L. Sayre

Heritage Society: In MemoriamSteven Schenk and Gretchen BerningReed SchiffermanVirginia SchurraDr. and Mrs. Lester J. SchwaeglerPequitte SchwerinPatricia (Ardner) ScullaryMary Owens ShanahanStephen and Martha ShepardWilliam and Catherine Shiel, Jr.Stephen † and Mary ShinnCharles SiljegPhillip P. Skok, Sr.Mark and Valerie SonderenMargot J. StanfieldJerry A. and Patricia StebbinsVeronica and Jeff SteffanCharles H. and Diane SteilenBart † and Sarah StevensIvan and Marlene StewartDaniel Stoner and Anne Santee-StonerBrady Lee StrahlPatrick and Diane SullivanDr. Robert W. SullivanRobert † and Joan TaberDr. and Mrs. Howard E. TennantGeorge E. † and Margaret B. TiesseTom and Camilla TilfordRev. Eugene A. TracyJim and Peg TroskeMr. and Mrs. Michael A. TucciMichael F. and Mimi TucciRobert P. TurnleyDick and Patricia TwissDavid and Karen Van LoanSteven † and Laurette C. Van VoorhisJerry and Donna VermillionSue VolpeWilliam J. and Kathleen K. WagnerRobert J. Waldron, Jr.Robert C. WallaceMartin and Jane WeberJerry D. WellsTim and Jackie WelshKevin P. and Jennifer L. (Prince) WestMr. and Mrs. Patrick J. WestJames and Eleanor WestonElisha Williams The Hon. † and Mrs. John F. WilsonRyan Rodney WilsonJames and Jackie WolffDavid WollersheimRichard and Cathy WornerBruce and Jackie WorobecWilliam J. and Elizabeth A. (Curry) Wrigglesworth, Jr.Lee and Barbara WrightJohn T. YeatsDominic J. and Lisa ZamoraAnne and Dan ZielsdorfStephen and Elizabeth Zimmer

Heritage Society Honor Roll 2011 Heritage Society: In MemoriamMAJ Lawrence D. Acre Kathleen A. Adkison Theodore B. Albi Carol J. Albright Catherine Almquist Glen E. Alps Edith L. Anderson Harry E. Anderson Lucy Anderson Gayle M. Andrews Lawrence and Lucille (Lemieux) Angell Paul Anselmi Alphonse and Geraldine Arnold Dr. Robert D. Backer Gilbert W. Baker Daniel E. Bandmann Hugh and Rita BargionLester BarnesEvalyn BarringtonCharles A. and Dolores A. BarryDauna L. Bauer Joseph N. Behrens Elvira BernersZita D. Berners Fred E. Bigelow Venora Bigelow Katherine Blum Erma A. Bonge Veronica Boos Horace BozarthJoseph BradleyJoseph and Peggy BrennanFred L. and Olivia BriggsLeo and Mary BrockmanMarie I. Brown Hervy and Florence BrulotteJoseph W. Brunner Carla M. Buck Edward L. BurkeMichael T. BuschElizabeth G. Caley Tom A. Calpin John E. Cannon, Sr.Fran Cardle Robert M. and Elaine Carroll Holly L. Caudill Dr. Patrick J. CavanaughFrank L. Ceserani Chester and Catherine ChastekHarry E. Chisholm Timothy Choiniere Barbara Clapp Harriet Clarke Beverly Clegg Robert H. and Mary G. (Champagne) Clemens James E. Collins John H. Collins John P. Collins, Sr. Marvel S. Collins Lawrence F. Connolly Reanette Cook Thomas and Mary CorcoranGeorge Corkery Dr. Albert G. Corrado Emmett J. Corrigan

Heritage Society: In MemoriamDonald J. Coughlin Marie Crabtree C. Patrick and Jean CraigenLily B. Critzer Harry L. (Bing) CrosbyMary T. Cullen William J. CummingsFrederick and Barbara CurleyMary E. Davis Henry L. Day John T. Day Robert E. and Margaret DayHenry Delfeld Fred O. Dennis Rev. C. Depiere Bob and Evelyn Dieringer Dr. Francis J. A. Ditter Mary E. Doneen Bud W. Driessel Dr. Jack and Maggie Driscoll Theodore F. Druffel Lawrence E. Duffy Walter W. Duncan Theresa Dunne Isabel d’Urbal William Eddleman Bridget Ehorn Kathryn Epton Joan and Eugene Eugene Anna Fahey Dr. George A. and Stella FalknerHelen Keilbach Farrar Francis A. Feider James A. and Frances Flanagan Maud O. Flannery Dr. Howard R. and Maxine FloanMyles F. and Henrietta A. Flood Gordon S. Fowlds Edward N. Foxton Orlanta Franck Mary Margaret Frew Esther A. Frost Julia Garrison John W. Garrity William M. Gaylor Dr. Charles Gillingham Thomas A. Glubrecht Sperry H. Goodman Burgess Gordon Margaret S. Gose James P. Green Dorothy E. Guild Karin Hagel Earl J. Hall Joseph T. and Patsy Hall Edmund, Blanche, and Flore Hamel Harry J. Hanley Grayce Schade HarrisRobert P. HarrisEdna D. HartmanDr. Terry L. Haws Ellen HealyLaurence A. Heininger John Hildebrand and Bird Hildebrand-PeaseDonna L. Hill

Richard L. McMurdie Rev. Thomas J. Meersman Jack D. Miklos Dr. Earl Martin Miller Rev. John E. Moore Lyle W. and Cherie Moore Frank A. Morbeck Andrew J. Morrison David L. Morse Joe Mostyn Denny Murphy John W. (Bill) Murphy John C. Nevin Edward J. Nichols Raymond J. Niehenke Frank and Margaret Nigro Luverne W. Nott William and Monica O’Connell Msgr. Oakley F. O’Connor Alan P. O’Kelly Angeline O’Leary Mr. and Mrs. Verne OliverColetta O’Meara O’Neill Family Trust, in memory of Margaret C. and Clement J. O’Neill III Maude O’Neill Richard and Margaret O’Neill Clarence and Gladys Orndorff William Osborn Eddie Page Robert Parker Ruth Patchen Ethel Peasley Stephen N. Pope Louis Powell Robert and Ann Powers Edward and Helen Prevol Emil A. Proulx John J. and Ruth C. Pugh Herbert Redfield Catherine Rhodes Clare Rice Margaret S. Richards Wilfred A. Richmond William P. Roach Robert H. Rolfs Lucille Rooney David and Maureen Rorick Agnes Russell Madeline Saint Marie Frances Salla Michael Scaringella Elizabeth Scheeland Gertrude Schmitt Bernard A. Schons Herman and Hilda Schumacher Irene Schumaker Joseph M. Shabaz Elizabeth M. Sharp Mary Katherine Shaw Fred SheltonMargaret M. Sheridan William P. Sherman Edward T. Simkins Robert A. Smith, Sr. Petronella Sammis Sneider

Mary E. Snodgrass Norma E. Solman Lee M. Solomon Carol J. Springer Judy A. Springer Mary C. Stanton Charles H. Stolz John W. Strizich George Struble Mary E. Stuart Gertrude K. Sully Frank X. Suttey Arthur D. Swanson Ernest E. Tabscott Winston and Eloise Taggart John W. Talmage Tatsuo Tatsuuma Alice Tietgen Charles A. and Helen TilfordHazel Toly Francis and Dorothea TownsendRosemary Triesch John and Betty Tubbs Effie Tucker Mary M. Twohy Bernard Tyrell, Sr. Albert Unrecht Elizabeth Van Sistine Jessie Vickrey Mary L. Vingo Leona T. Voell Rupert Vogl Sam and Emily Volpentest Anna Mae Waldron Arthur J. Waligura Alexander Wallace III Roger C. Walsh Robert G. and Joan M. Wardian J. Prentice Warner Florence Wasmer Ralph B. Way Robert E. Wehmeir Albert Weiser Carrie Welch Helen Welty Verna E. West Mildred Weston Harry L. Williams Karen J. Williams John A. G. Wilson Patrick Wilson Mary H. Winder Alice G. Windsor Marie P. Wittman Geraldine Wynkoop Lucy C. Young Mary C. Zeller Anthony F. Zeyen

Daniel P. Hogan, Jr. Blanche Hopkins Margaret E. Hopkins Ruth E. Hovenden Frances E. Howard Edward and Marie Hughes Frederick W. HuppertWillis E. and Euretta James Joseph Jantsch Edward JenningsGeorge F. Jewett Jr. Hugh C. Johnson William F. Johnson Ina Johnston Emma H. Jones Helen KeplJoseph R. Keys Adolph G. Kijowski Dorothy Knechtel Nora G. Kommers Margaret S. Konlock Benjamin Koreski Donald Kramer Sarah Marie Kranz George Kulzer Arlene E. LaMastersAnnemarie Lambert Dr. Raymond J. Langenbach Henrietta Larkin John P. Leary, S.J. Norma LeMieux-Foubert Ernest Lennemann Frank B. and Ethel M. LenzieHerbert M. LindholmRobert and Glennavon LoosmorePaula Lovas William A. and Earleen LowryBob and Yvonne LyonsDr. Edwin T. MacCamy Catherine MacPheeJohn F. MaddenBertha MahoneyThomas M. MalottEsther Mark Charlotte Y. Martin E. Thomas Martin Loretta A. Martin John A. and Mary Stuart MastersonKylie MastersonGuy Matthews John and Virginia Maughan C. Alex McCabeThe Hon. Patrick McCabe Joseph L. McCarthy Florence McCormack Robert J. McCormick Esther A. McCoy Helen McDonald Lowell H. McDonald Ivah M. McDonnell Joseph P. McFarland Gerald R. McFaul Leo J. McGavick John D. McLaughlin Mary McLeod John and Ann E. McMahon

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Enduring Tribute to a Mother’s Love

As a child, Bev Goddard always loved to read and write. School was a pleasure, and education was the ticket to a better life. The cost of a college education, though, was daunting. But it wasn’t a deal breaker for Bev’s mother: “We’ll fi nd a way,” she told her daughter, taking on extra work as a grocery store clerk to help pay the way.“My mother gave me entrance into the life I coveted,” Bev said. “I could never fi nd a way to repay her for all the sacrifi ces she made for me. I remember her saying once ‘I believe that when we bring a child into the world, we have the responsibility not only to provide the basics, but to help them achieve whatever they want to do in life.’”Bev wanted her college degree, and she chose to earn it at GU. “My mother loved Gonzaga because I loved Gonzaga,” Bev said. “She was so proud that when we were seen together during my school vacations she would tell everyone right down to the stranger on the street that I attended Gonzaga University.”“I so loved my years there,” Bev remembered of her days at GU. “I can remember feeling a sense of belonging to something greater than myself; a sense that my spirit was being nourished as well as my mind.” She found strong support from both her friends and her faith: “We frequently attended daily Mass.”

After graduating from GU, Bev received her master’s degree in health services administration from the University of Washington, thanks to a Kellogg Foundation Fellowship. Her career was spent working at UW’s medical school, the last position as a senior administrator overseeing a large staff that monitored personnel, medical staff appointments, physician’s clinical income, and federal grant funding for several medical school departments. “To say the least, it was a hard-won career with a lot of blood, sweat, and tears along the way, and a career that I took pride in achieving,” she said.Bev lost her mother in 1986. But she retains her mother’s sense of perseverance and pride in accomplishing a goal. To honor her mother’s spirit and inspiration, Bev will establish the Jacqueline Cecelia Maher Scholarship for Women at Gonzaga University through a bequest in her will. Bev wrote a short biography of her mother, to be shared with the students who will receive the scholarships. An excerpt: “I can guarantee that each and every one of you who receive this scholarship will join the community of those she loves. Think of her each time you make an A in a course, or give your best and fail miserably; think of her when you believe you have been given a raw deal, or when you have succeeded beyond your wildest dreams; but most of all, think of her on your graduation day, and say a prayer of thanks for she will be standing next to you, just as she stood next to me, bursting her buttons with pride and glowing with happiness.”For the full Jacqueline Cecelia Maher Scholarship biography go to: www.gonzaga.edu/heritage-s11-02.

Enduring Tribute to a Mother’s Love

Beverly (Haines) Goddard (’63) and dog Willow.

Graduation day, Beverly and mother Jacqueline.

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Heritage Society Members Joe (’43) and Edna Deichl on Gift Annuities

“Considering today’s market, the best thing we ever did was establish two charitable gift annuities with Gonzaga,” says Edna. These annuities provide them with reliable fi xed quarterly payments that will last their lifetimes. Eventually, what remains in the annuities will be used to create the Joseph and Edna Deichl Family Endowed Scholarship.

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