2014 metro united way tocqueville directory

Tocqueville Society2013-2014 MEMBER DIRECTORY

Metro United Way Tocqueville Society

ABOUT METRO UNITED WAY

MISSIONImprove lives and our community by engaging people to give, advocate

and volunteer.

VISIONA community whose people achieve their fullest potential through education,

financial stability and healthy lives.

A community of connected people all people united and working together

for the benefit of all is at the heart of what Metro United Way represents. And

everything we do at Metro United Way is driven by our mission and vision. Aligned

with our focus around these goals, Metro United Ways Community Aspirations

are that:

All children will enter kindergarten ready to learn

All youth will graduate high school on time, prepared for college, work and life

Parents and caregivers will have the knowledge, skills and abilities to maintain

family stability and help their children succeed

We will sustain a network of quality services that address basic and core needs.

We know that education has an unmatched, powerful impact on success in life,

proven as one of the single most important indicators leading to a good job,

enough income to support a family through retirement and being healthy. Thats

why we see helping our children do better in school as the best way to improve

lives and our community in the long run.

Today we stand at a unique threshold of opportunity for our community; our

Mayor has chosen Metro United Way to be the community-wide convener in

transforming Early Care and Education, based on our significant work in early

childhood education and including our most recent achievements with our

Excellence Academy early learning centers.

We are also demonstrating our capacity to lead transformation through our key

partnerships to create a premier out-of-school time system that advances our

childrens learning outside of the classroom so that they graduate high school on

time, ready for life.

At Metro United Way, we connect the people and organizations from across the

community like Tocqueville Society members with the passion, expertise and

resources needed to get things done. Working together, we can accomplish more

than any individual or organization can alone.

Come join us and Live United.

WORKING TOGETHER, WE ARE CHANGING THE ODDS FOR OUR COMMUNITY

Alexis de Tocqueville

Nationally, United Ways Tocqueville

Society members bring leadership for

community initiatives that result in

thousands of communities improved,

thousands of volunteers engaged and

countless lives saved and changed.

-KENT OYLER PRESIDENT AND CEO OF GREATER LOUISVILLE INC.

FORMER NATIONAL PRESIDENT, UNITED WAY TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY

METRO UNITED WAY TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY MEMBER SINCE 1997

A Message: Creating Change 2

Tocqueville Society: Outstanding Generosity 3

Tocqueville Society Volunteers 4

Tocqueville / Allen Society Chairs 5

Tocqueville Society Orders of Recognition 6

Tocqueville Society Gift Matching Opportunities 7

First Tuesday Luncheon Series 8

Tocqueville Society Events 9

Tocqueville Society Membership by Company 12

Red Feather Society and Tocqueville Legacy Circle 13

Tocqueville Society Membership 14

TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY MEMBERS BY ORDERS OF RECOGNIT ION

Million Dollar Roundtable 16

Order of Independence 24

Society of Honor 24

Order of Unity 24

National Society 25

Order of Fraternity 26

Order of Equality 26

Order of Liberty 27

Benefactor 30

Society Member 31

Tocqueville Society Contact Information 37

A group of exceptional people are being brought together to encourage each other to do more for our community.-CAPT. DAVE SMITH, TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY MEMBER

TABLE OF CONTENTS

BY THE NUMBERS

Four-time Million Dollar Roundtable member

Three-time Million Dollar Roundtable member1

10 Million Dollar Roundtable members from Metro United Way

21% Percentage of annual campaign funds donated by Tocqueville members

1 65 New Tocqueville Society members; total donations $733,876 in new dollars

$5,978,772Total gifts from Tocqueville Society members

64 Allen Society members (gifts of $25,000 or more) representing $4,292,959

Metro United Way Tocqueville Society2 Metro United Way Tocqueville Society

CREATING CHANGE THAT WILL LAST FOR GENERATIONS

As members of Metro United Ways Tocqueville Society, you represent our communitys most

passionate and generous philanthropic leaders. This alliance of successful, civic-minded individual

leaders actively helps support Metro United Ways vision of a community whose people achieve their

fullest potential through education, financial stability and healthy lives the building blocks of a good

quality of life.

This is critically important work we share, and our membership network of Tocqueville Society is

powerful. Together, the 320 members of the Tocqueville Society contributed more than $5,978,772,

or 21%, of our annual campaign this year to support our goals; the collective impact of Tocqueville

Society members will create long-lasting, positive change throughout our region.

Metro United Way has been part of the fabric of our community for nearly 100 years, and during that

time, we have earned a high level of trust as an organization committed to making a difference. Your

leadership and engagement, along with the efforts of our dedicated staff, makes certain that your

gifts, voice and time are invested in initiatives that will leave a legacy.

The measure of our success at Metro United Way is ultimately in the results we achieve. How will we

know that, together, we are making a difference on root causes of social problems?

Education: When our children are ready for kindergarten and stay on track to graduation, they

are better prepared for college, life and work.

FinancialStability:When families have the tools to be financially independent, neighborhoods

become stronger, our schools improve and our businesses prosper.

HealthyLives: When our needs are met, we are healthier, more financially stable, our kids do

better in school and our communities thrive.

We all win when a child succeeds, when a neighborhood turns around, when families have good

health and when solid jobs are a reality for every family. We believe we can achieve these goals

because together there is nothing we cannot accomplish. Ours is an alliance that can truly improve the

quality of life for everyone in our community.

For those who havent yet joined us as part of the Tocqueville Society, we invite you to connect with us

and learn more about how you can help meet our ambitious goals. Complex issues require strategic

investments, and innovative solutions require visible champions. Tocqueville Society members

provide the passion, energy and visionary leadership that enables Metro United Way to change lives

and create a brighter future that will last for generations.

Wont you join us by uniting with a growing group of successful, like-minded individuals dedicated to

creating sustainable change?

On behalf of Metro United Way and our community, thank you for showing what it means to

Live United!

I have found philanthropy to not only be incredibly important on a personal level, but on a professional and societal level as well. As the chairman of the Tocqueville Society, Im honored and excited to help lead our community into a place where philanthropy becomes a forefront effort and share my experiences and knowledge on how giving back is essential for growth. I challenge you to get others involved and be a part of the change!

JERRY HENDERSON

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Joe Tolan

President & CEO

Metro United Way

Jerry Henderson

National Industry Partner/BKD, LLP

Tocqueville Society Chair

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TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY: OUTSTANDING GENEROSITY

TRANSFORM YOUR COMMITMENT TO COMMUNITY INTO A POWERFUL MECHANISM FOR CHANGE The Tocqueville Society is a national United Way association

created over 30 years ago to celebrate individuals who

demonstrate exceptional philanthropic leadership; its members

provide the bold vision and inspired generosity that invigorate

our mission and shape our community. The Society is named

after Alexis de Tocqueville, a 19th century French historian

and aristocrat who applauded the American spirit of giving for

the common good. It is one of the worlds most prestigious

affiliations for individuals who are passionate about improving

peoples lives and strengthening local communities.

Every Metro United Way donor helps change a life. Tocqueville

Society members do more. The greater your gift, the greater

the impact. Metro United Ways Tocqueville Society is volunteer

led and is the fastest growing segment of our annual campaign

with more than 320 individuals and families contributing over

$5.9 million in 2013. With a Tocqueville Society gift of

$10,000 or more, youre not just helping one child or family

youre helping them, their neighborhoods, our community

and beyond.

And if youre committed to following your passion for

philanthropy, theres also a step-up program available to

leverage matching gifts and move up over time starting with a

$5,000 gift and a three-year tiered gift plan. By participating

in this program, youll be recognized as a member of the

Tocqueville Society upon enrollment, which includes invitations

to all social events and programs.

We sincerely hope you will consider a deeper commitment

to the work of Metro United Way by joining the Tocqueville

Society. These caring individuals and couples make an

outstanding difference in improving the quality of life in our

community. Together we can envision a bright future, one

where the power to care takes hold and progresses into a

broader collective vision for good.

BY JOINING THE TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY YOU WILL :

Be a part of a network of community, business and civic

leaders united to enact lasting social change within

our community

Connect with other local business leaders and Tocqueville

Society members through networking and social events

such as our First Tuesday Luncheon series and the

annual Tocqueville Appreciation event hosted in

a members home

Have the opportunity to leverage generous matching gift

programs that double or triple your donation impact

Gain national and local recognition for your membership

(according to your wishes), and

Access unique opportunities for self or spouse to network

and engage through Womens Initiative.

Tocqueville members dont watch the world go by. They take action. A united force, they use their brand capital, talents and resources to accelerate positive change in lives and communities. Their impact is powerful and lasting, creating a better life for all. - JOE TOLAN


STEERING COMMITTEEJerry Henderson


BKD, LLP

Joe Brown, CPA

MUW Board Chair

Rodefer Moss & Co.

Arch Gleason

First Tuesday Chair

Kentucky Lottery Corporation

Chris Hermann

Red Feather Society Chair

Retired: LG&E and KU Energy, LLC

Barry Barker

TARC, Transit Authority of River City

Ned Bonnie

Frost Brown Todd, LLC

Chris Burnside

Frost Brown Todd, LLC

Joyce Hanson

Civic Volunteer

Henry V. Heuser, Jr.

Unistar, LLC

Houston Mills

UPS Air Group & Air District

Mary Nixon

2014 Campaign Co-Chair

YUM! Brands, Inc.

Kent Oyler (Honorary Member)

Greater Louisville Inc.

Rene Reynolds

Civic Volunteer

Capt. Dave Smith

UPS Airlines

Bill Street

Retired: Brown-Forman Corporation

Pattie Dale Tye

Humana, Inc.

Sheila Walker

Civic Volunteer

Melissa A. Wasson

PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP

Marcia Wilmet

Humana, Inc.

DONOR VISIT VOLUNTEERSJerry Henderson


BKD, LLP

Chris Hermann



Mary Nixon


YUM! Brands, Inc.

Ted Nixon


D.D. Williamson & Co., Inc.

Rob Bader

Trover Solutions

Dave Calzi

EY

Paul Fultz

KPMG, LLP

Tim Galbraith

YUM! Brands, Inc.

Greg Greenwood

EY

Scott Haner

YUM! Brands, Inc.

Carl Herde

Baptist Health

Nick Melhuish

Algood Food Company

Ron Murphy, CFA

Retired: The Glenview Trust Company

Joseph Paradis III

Bramco, Inc.

Matt Thornton

Thorntons, Inc.

Phoebe Wood

Retired: Brown-Forman Corporation

ALLEN SOCIETY VOLUNTEERSJerry Henderson


BKD, LLP

Arch Gleason

First Tuesday Chair

Kentucky Lottery Corporation

Chris Hermann



2013-2014 TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY VOLUNTEERS


1987

Barry Bingham, Sr.

J. David Grissom

1988

Mrs. W.L. Lyons Brown

Thomas C. Simon

1989

Mrs. Allen M. Bond II

Mrs. W. L. Lyons Brown

1990

Mrs. Charles W. Allen

Henry Frigon

1991

Mrs. Charles W. Allen


1992

Mr. and Mrs. J. David Grissom

1993

Joseph A. Paradis II

1994

Juliet Cooper Gray


Joseph A. Paradis III

1995

Juliet Cooper Gray

J.D. Nichols

R. Gene Smith

1996

Alberta Wood Allen

Michael Neal Harreld

1997

Roger and Karen Hale

1998

Thomas F. Buetow


Gail P. Slater

William M. Street

1999

James R. Gaunt

David Y. Wood

2000

Michael C. Hagen

Leonard V. Hardin

Theodore H. Nixon

Robert W. Rounsavall

Robert M. Saxton, Jr.

2001

David C. Brown

Maureen Mo Mitchell

Ronald J. Murphy

Kent Oyler

2002

Dr. Barbara M. Baker

David C. Brown

Roger Hale

Ronald J. Murphy

Kent Oyler

2003

Kent Oyler

2004

Kent Oyler

2005

Ronald J. Murphy

Allen Society Chair

Matthew A. Thornton


2006

Paul J. Diaz

Lindy B. Street

Matthew A. Thornton

2007

Wes M. Beckner


Mary R. Nixon

Allen Society Co-Chair

Theodore H. Nixon


2008

Paul C. Varga


Mary R. Nixon


Theodore H. Nixon


2009

Christopher S. Burnside


David P. Calzi


2010



Jerry Henderson


2011



Jerry Henderson

First Tuesday Co-Chair

Chris Hermann


2012

Jerry Henderson


Arch Gleason

First Tuesday Chair

Jim Welch

Allen Society Chair

Chris Hermann


2013

Jerry Henderson


Arch Gleason

First Tuesday Chair

Campbell Brown

Allen Society Chair

Chris Hermann


2014

Jerry Henderson


Arch Gleason

First Tuesday Chair

Chris Hermann


TOCQUEVILLE / ALLEN SOCIETY CHAIRS


What is not yet done is only what we have not yet

attempted to do. - ALEXIS CHARLES-HENRI DE TOCQUEVILLE

TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETYAlexis de Tocqueville expressed a great admiration of the American tradition of neighbor helping neighbor.

Taking its name from this French historian and aristocrat, this society recognizes local philanthropists who

make an annual contribution of $10,000 or more to Metro United Way.

ALLEN SOCIETYMetro United Ways Allen Society members represent an elite group of philanthropists within the Tocqueville

Society dedicated to the highest level of leadership and service to the community. The Society is the highest

level of the Metro United Way Tocqueville Society, recognizing those individuals who contribute $25,000 or

more annually. It is this group that most clearly links the spirit of philanthropist Alberta Allen and her family,

who helped establish Metro United Way, to the needs and concerns our community faces today.

ORDERSMillion Dollar Roundtable $1 million within ten years

Order of Independence $250,000$999,999

Society of Honor $200,000$249,999

Order of Unity $150,000$199,999

National Society $100,000$149,999

Order of Fraternity $75,000$99,999

Order of Equality $50,000$74,999

Order of Liberty $25,000$49,999

Benefactor $15,000$24,999

Tocqueville Society $10,000$14,999

TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY ORDERS OF RECOGNITION


TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY GIFT MATCHING OPPORTUNITIES

The Tocqueville Society is a recognition program of generous individual gifts of $10,000 or more annually to Metro

United Way. For a number of years the James Graham Brown Foundation and Ina Bond have stepped forward to

offer two generous matching opportunities to help your gift make a bigger impact. The James Graham Brown

match applies to all new Tocqueville gifts and gifts at new levels. The Womens Initiative match applies to gifts

from or in honor of women. By taking advantage of matching grants, you can maximize your gift to create lasting

and positive change in our community.

EXAMPLES:Your giftminimum gift of $10,000 $10,000

James Graham Brown match $5,000

Womens Initiative match (when appropriate) $10,000

Your investment in our community becomes $25,000

TOCQUEVILLE BENEFACTORYour giftminimum gift of $15,000 $15,000




TOCQUEVILLE STEP-UPYour gift1st year minimum gift of $5,000* $5,000



* 2nd year, your gift would be $7,500 with match being $2,500. 3rd year your gift would be $10,000 and your gift will be matched 50% as a part of the normal James Graham Brown match. The donor will be recognized as a Tocqueville Society member in the first contribution year (and as a Womens Initiative member where appropriate).

ALLEN SOCIETY (100% MATCH)Your giftminimum $25,000 $25,000





FIRST TUESDAY LUNCHEON SERIES

2013-2014 marked the fourth season for the Tocqueville Societys First Tuesday Luncheon Series. Kicked off with an education panel in October,

the First Tuesday Luncheon Series provides Tocqueville Society members the opportunity to network and engage in spirited dialogue with

business and community leaders. Members of this exclusive event gain valuable insights and thought provoking messages from successful

leaders with local and global impact. These events are at no cost to Metro United Way, members or guests, thanks to our sponsors.

FIRST TUESDAY SPEAKERS, SEASON 4 :EDUCATION PANEL :

David A. JonesCo-Founder & Chairman Emeritus Humana, Inc. October 2, 2012

Phil ip BaldwinPresident & CEO CredAbility UWW USA Board Chair November 6, 2012

Scott ColosiPresident Texas Roadhouse December 4, 2012

Phoebe WoodPrincipal CompaniesWood January 8, 2013

Gil l Hol landFilm Producer & Green Building Developer February 5, 2013

Elaine L. ChaoFormer Secretary of Labor March 4, 2013

Mary and Ted NixonYUM! Brands and D.D. Williamson April 9, 2013

J im CampbellGE Appliances

Owsley Brown I I I and Turney BerryFestival of Faiths

Stuart K. Wil l iams Ph.DUofL Cardiovascular Innovations Institute

Congressman John A. Yarmuth

Paul DiazKindred Healthcare

Will iam T. Robinson I I IFrost Brown Todd, LLC and ABA Bar Association President

Cathy Bai leyFormer Ambassador to Latvia

Jamie FlyForeign Policy Initiative

J im Al lenHilliard Lyons, LLC

J im HostHost Communications

Jonathan BlumYUM! Brands, Inc.

Paul VargaBrown-Forman Corporation

Vic Staf f ier iLG&E and KU Energy, LLC

Mike McCall is terHumana, Inc.

Mayor Greg FischerLouisville Metro Government

Nana LamptonHardscuffle & American Life

John Lechlei terEli Lilly and Company

Bruce BroussardCEO, Humana, Inc. January 7, 2014

David Jones, J r.Business Leader and

Philanthropist October 1, 2013

Dr. Donna HargensJefferson County Public Schools

October 1, 2013

Dr. James Ramsey President, University of Louisville

December 3, 2013

Mayor Greg FischerLouisville Metro Government

October 1, 2013

Mark Fernandez Vice President/Chief Sales Officer

Tampa Bay Rays February 4, 2014

Joe TolanMetro United Way October 1, 2013

Ken Selvaggi(Moderator) Wave 3 TV

October 1, 2013

Dr. LaQuandra Nesbi t t Director, Department of Public

Health & Wellness April 8, 2014

Paul VargaCEO, Brown-Forman Corporation

November 5, 2013

Kevin KabatCEO, Fifth Third Bancorp

March 4, 2014

Special thanks to BKD and LG&E and KU Energy, LLC for co-sponsoring the First Tuesday luncheon series.

PAST SPEAKERS:


TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY EVENTS

TOCQUEVILLE : BRING ONETocqueville Society members are the best champions and advocates in recruiting new members. Launched to provide members with clear and

simple ways to share the benefits of the Society with others, Bring One continues to gain support. Our members personally identify ways to

recruit new members by inviting guests to a First Tuesday luncheon, hosting social events for prospective members in their workplace or home

and sharing what the Tocqueville Society means to them. Member Pattie Dale Tye successfully put Bring One into action when she hosted a

social after hours event for Humana executives that introduced the Society and yielded seven new members. Since formally establishing the

program, we have added 85 new members in two years. Bring One continues to help grow the Society now and into the future.

Joe Brown with Sandy and Gary Libs

Mark Fernandez

Jerry Henderson and Dr. James Ramsey

Lisa and Mark EleyValerie St. Clair and Cindy Zipperle



TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY AND RED FEATHER MEMBER APPRECIATION EVENTChristy Brown opened her beautiful home overlooking the Ohio River to our Tocqueville Society and Red Feather members in October. Members

enjoyed cocktails, dinner and wonderful company as they took in the gorgeous scenery!

AN ALLEN SOCIETY EVENINGHenry Heuser, Jr. once again hosted a delightful event exclusively for Allen Society level Tocqueville donors and guests in November. Charice

Johnson, a preschool teacher at St. Benedicts Early Childhood Center, shared a touching story with members about how Metro United Ways

Excellence Academy program has improved her life and is improving the odds for the children in her classroom.

Marlys and Sam Swope

Paula Harshaw and Renee Reynolds

Christy Owsley Brown

Tocqueville and Red Feather Appreciation Event

Ann and Link Joseph Paul and Jennifer Fultz


Education Panel, October 1, 2013 First Tuesday Luncheon

Henry Heuser and Angela Leet

Jerry Henderson and Mark Fernandez

Chris Hermann, Barry Barker, and Kirt Jacobs


Give a Day Family Literacy Kit Volunteer Project

Rene Reynolds at KaBoom Playground Build

Joe Tolan, Alissa Mwenelupembe, and Paul Varga

Dave and Amy Smith


TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY MEMBERSHIP BY COMPANY

UPS Air Group and Air District ............ 59

Humana, Inc. ...................................... 20

GE Appliances .................................... 16

Brown-Forman Corporation ................ 15

LG&E and KU Energy, LLC .................... 12

Frost Brown Todd, LLC ........................ 7

BKD, LLP ............................................. 6

PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP ............ 5

YUM! Brands, Inc. ............................... 5

Algood Food Company ....................... 4

D.D. Williamson & Co., Inc. ................. 4

EY ...................................................... 4

Sam Swope Auto Group, LLC .............. 4

The Glenview Trust Company ............. 4

KPMG, LLP .......................................... 3

Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield .......... 2

Baptist Health .................................... 2

BB&T .................................................. 2

Chrysalis Ventures, LLC ...................... 2

Dixie Real Properties .......................... 2

Enterprise Rent-A-Car ......................... 2

Fifth Third Bank, Kentucky, Inc. .......... 2

Harshaw Trane ................................... 2

INVESCO ............................................ 2

ISCO Industries, Inc. ........................... 2

J.J.B. Hilliard, W.L. Lyons, LLC .............. 2

Mercer ................................................ 2

Metro United Way .............................. 2

PNC .................................................... 2

Stites & Harbison, PLLC ...................... 2

Trover Solutions ................................. 2

Wyatt, Tarrant & Combs, LLP .............. 2

21st Century Parks ............................. 1

A. Arnold World Class Relocation ....... 1

American Red Cross Louisville Area Chapter ...................... 1

Bowles Mattress Company ................. 1

Bramco, Inc ........................................ 1

Catholic Education Foundation of Louisville ........................................ 1

Elite Homes ........................................ 1

Epic Insurance Solutions .................... 1

Farm Bureau Insurance ...................... 1

Farm Credit Mid-America .................... 1

Fastline Publications, LLC ................... 1

Fellon-McCord .................................... 1

FireKing International, Inc. ................. 1

Geo. Pfaus Sons Company ................. 1

Greater Louisville Inc. ......................... 1

Hardscuffle, Inc. ................................. 1

Heritage Ford ..................................... 1

ID&A .................................................. 1

IMC Licensing ..................................... 1

J & T Ventures ..................................... 1

Jamey Aebersold Company ................. 1

Kentucky Lottery Corporation ............. 1

Kentucky Trailer Company .................. 1

Kindred Healthcare ............................ 1

Libs Paving Company, Inc. .................. 1

Montgomery Dealerships/Preston ..... 1

Nicklies Development ........................ 1

Northwestern Mutual ......................... 1

Norton Healthcare .............................. 1

Papercone Corporation ...................... 1

Pattco Ventures .................................. 1

Projects with Purpose ........................ 1

Radcliff Company, Inc. ........................ 1

Republic Bank & Trust Company ........ 1

Rodefer Moss & Co. ............................ 1

Stephen C. Gault Co. .......................... 1

Sypris Solutions Inc. .......................... 1

Thorntons, Inc. ................................... 1

Transamerica ...................................... 1

Transit Authority of River City ............. 1

UniStar, LLC ........................................ 1

University of Chicago NORC ............... 1

University of Louisville Hospital ......... 1

WAVE 3............................................... 1

Whayne Supply Company .................. 1

Wirecrafters ....................................... 1


RED FEATHER SOCIETY

THANKS TO OUR TOCQUEVILLE DONORS WHO LEAVE A LEGACYThrough the Red Feather Society, Metro United Way recognizes donors who have made a planned gift to Metro United Way

in their will or estate plans, such as through a bequest, or by a gift of cash, securities or other means. The Red Feather, a

symbol of the American Indian and Robin Hood, was first used as a philanthropic symbol of the Community Chest (as United

Ways were formally known) in 1928.

Tocqueville Society members who have endowed their annual gift are members of the Red Feather Society and are also

a part of the Tocqueville Legacy Circle. Our special thanks to all of our Red Feather Society members who are making our

community a better place for all.

RED FEATHER SOCIETY AND TOCQUEVILLE LEGACY CIRCLEJennifer L. Adrio

Opal and George Bowles

Sharon C. and Joseph L. Brown

Meredith Wilson Brown

Christopher and Kimberly Burnside

Joan Cralle Day

Dennis C. DeWitt

Tawana Edwards

Judy and Henry Erk

Cynthia Fanning and Kirt Jacobs

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew R. Fellon (TLC)

Jeff and Tricia Gill


Rick and Ann Guillaume (TLC)

Terry and Pat Hargadon

Jerry and Christy Henderson

Marcia and Chris Hermann (TLC)

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heuser, Sr. Memorial (TLC)

Henry V. Heuser, Jr. (TLC)

Jill and William Howard

Deede Baqui Jones (TLC)

Connie and David Jordan

Mark A. Kristy

Mr. Baylor Landrum, Jr. Endowment Fund (TLC)

Sara and John McCall

Bets and Chip Montgomery

Anne and Duane Murner

Debra and Ronald Murphy (TLC)

Mary and Ted Nixon

Kathy and Kent Oyler (TLC)

Judith Nell Petty

Norman E. Pfau III

Ms. Suzanne Ratkowski

Rene and Gerald Reynolds

Robin and Stephen Sedita (TLC)

David and Amy Smith (TLC)

Art and Nancy Sponsler

Joel Stone and Lisa Maly (TLC)

Lindy and Bill Street

Mary C. Sullivan

Patricia Swope and Rich Van Camp (TLC)

Marlys and Sam Swope (TLC)

David and Leslie Tate

Terry and Joe Tolan

Turner Memorial Fund (TLC)

Daniel C. Ulmer, Jr.


TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY MEMBERSHIP

Four-Time Million Dollar Roundtable $4,000,000+The Jones Family

Three-Time Million Dollar Roundtable $3,000,000+Lift a Life Foundation

Million Dollar Roundtable $1,000,000+Cathy and Irv BaileyMr. and Mrs. Allen M. Bond IIIMr. and Mrs. J. David GrissomMr. and Mrs. W. Frank HarshawHenry V. Heuser, Jr. Charlene and Michael McCallister Mary and Ted Nixon Kathy and Kent Oyler

Order of Independence $250,000 - $999,999Mr. and Mrs. W. Frank HarshawThe Jones FamilyLift a Life Foundation

Society of Honor $200,000 - $249,999Mr. and Mrs. Allen M. Bond III

Order of Unity $150,000 - $199,999Charlene and Michael McCallisterMary and Ted Nixon

The National Society $100,000 - $149,999Brooke and Matthew BarzunMr. and Mrs. Edward S. Bonnie Sandra FrazierMr. and Mrs. J. David GrissomHenry V. Heuser, Jr.The Klein Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Robert Rounsavall IIIMr. and Mrs. Paul C. Varga

Order of Fraternity $75,000 - $99,999Jill and William Howard

Order of Equality $50,000 - $74,999Mr. and Mrs. Cecil C. BarnettMrs. Owsley Brown II and FamilyAugusta and Gill HollandSally and Tim Snavely

Lindy and Bill StreetMarlys and Sam SwopeMarianne and Jim Welch

Order of Liberty $25,000 - $49,999Cathy and Irv BaileyDr. and Mrs. Charles BlankenshipDiane and Jim BloemJanine and Bruce BroussardMeredith Wilson BrownMr. Campbell P. Brown and Mrs. Sarah Barker

Garvin and Steffanie BrownAnn and Stewart CobbThe Diaz FamilyBarb and Tom DunhamMr. and Mrs. C. Edward GlasscockKaren and Roger HaleJerry and Christy HendersonMarcia and Chris Hermann John JamesCapt. Miller Johnson IIIFred and Anne JosephMark A. KristyMr. and Mrs. James P. MelhuishMr. and Mrs. Nicolas MelhuishBets and Chip MontgomeryMr. Joseph A. Paradis IIIMr. and Mrs. Norman E. Pfau, Jr. Mr. Carl F. PollardStephen Reily and Emily BinghamRobin and Stephen SeditaThe Rev. Alfred R. Shands IIIVictor and Kim StaffieriMatt and Fran Thornton Christopher and Melanie TodoroffTerry and Joe TolanTurner Memorial FundDaniel C. Ulmer, Jr.Suzanne Wallace Whayne and Robert Whayne

Congressman John Yarmuth and Catherine Yarmuth

2 Anonymous Members

Benefactor $15,000 - $24,999Ms. Edith S. BinghamOpal and George BowlesMonty and Gayle BoydMr. J. McCauley Brown and FamilyJim and Karen CampbellMark and Sherry Chinn

Tim and LuAnn GalbraithGreg and Kim GreenwoodGinny Harshaw Douglas KellerEd and Dee MaynardSara and John McCallMary T. MeansNancy and Jim Murray Kevin and Emily Nolan Stephen and Valerie St. ClairDace and King StubbsAnn and Dick SwopePaul ThompsonAmy and Steve TragerHollis M. and Gregory S. WeisharDarrell and Ann WellsRhonda and Tom Wimsett1 Anonymous Member

Society Member $10,000 - $14,999Jennifer L. Adrio Sara AebersoldMs. Sarah C. AhmadMr. and Mrs. James R. Allen Rob and Joanne BaderJulie and William BallardJ. Barry Barker and Kathleen PartlowStephanie and Kirk Barsch Mr. Turney P. Berry and Mrs. Kendra Foster

Andrea and Kent BlakeMarilyn and Brooks BowerRalph and Diane BowlingTom and Barbara BresnahanMr. Daniel BrownSharon C. and Joseph L. BrownGeorge A. Bush Jr. Holbrook FundMarc CalijanJamie and Dave CalziMr. and Mrs. Matthew CapozzoliJoyce and Van CarlisleJovita CarranzaMr. and Mrs. Michael ChanatryCarole and Rob ChristianGena and Douglas CobbTony Coleman and Dr. Leah DickersonAngie CorbettNick CostidesScott CraneRobert Crum, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. S. Gordon DabneyMr. and Mrs. David C. Daulton


Joan Cralle Day Michael J. De Leon and Greg BourkeCharles P. and Donna T. DennyDennis C. DeWittPeg and Steve DieboldMs. Deborah Donnelly-McLayChris DrenterShawn and Kristi EadsDebra and Johnnie T. Edwards IIITawana EdwardsLisa and Mark EleyJudy and Henry ErkCynthia Fanning and Kirt JacobsGretta Feldkamp and David BumpsKim FelixMr. and Mrs. Andrew R. FellonMr. Keith FietcherMr. and Mrs. Scott FlynnWilliam and Claudia ForbesMr. Kevin H. FosterPaul and Jennifer FultzRitu and Erik FurlanStephen C. GaultMr. and Mrs. Charles R. GentryJeff and Tricia GillCelia and Gary GilpinClinton L. GlasscockArch and Annie GleasonGlen Entry FundPhil GrauRick and Ann Guillaume Scott and JoAnn Haner Sandra and Phillip HanlinJoyce and Steve HansonCol. and Mrs. J. Michael HardestyHardscuffle, Inc. and Nana Lampton Terry and Pat HargadonJuli Miller HartMichael A. and Jeanie S. Hendricks Carl and Carleen HerdeAllen and Michelle HertzmanMr. and Mrs. Henry Heuser, Sr. Memorial

John D. and Jean P. HillJames and Barbara HodgeGreg HooverWalter HowardMs. Melissa Wasson HowellTim and Brenda HuvalJennifer and Bill JohnsonDeede Baqui JonesPaul and Jill JonesConnie and David Jordan

Ann JosephLink Joseph IVRichard and Leslie KingJames and Dana KirchdorferMark and Emily KirchdorferMichiko and Robert KissingerShannon and Todd KlimekDavid and Caroline KottakMark KrakowiakKym and Charles F. Lambert IIIMr. Baylor Landrum, Jr. Endowment Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. LarsonMr. and Mrs. Peter A. LaurentzMr. and Mrs. Richard LechleiterElizabeth and Brian LeClaireAngela LeetGary and Sandy LibsJana L. and Thomas J. ListonPhilip and Susan McNeese LynchGregory MalterKris and Ron MarcumMs. Ava M. MartinRaymond MasonMr. Mark McCloudSteve and Beth McCulleyJeffrey and Bethany MillerSonia and Houston Mills, Jr.Deborah and David MoessnerJim and Jane MorreauAnne and Duane Murner Debra and Ronald MurphyAustin and Jane Musselman Foundation

Scott Neff and Michelle WellsMichele and Michael NepaulMark and Regina NetheryJava and Barrett NicholsEdith H. NixonGouverneur H. Nixon and Edith Courtenay

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick R. NorthamMrs. Evelyn Farrell Ott Kathy and Kent OylerRobert ParedesLarry ParkerShawn and Lawrence ParkerMr. David R. ParrottTom and Marian PartridgeMr. and Mrs. James A. PattersonMs. Shelley PenningtonBruce D. PerkinsJudith Nell Petty

Paula and Scott Pottinger Vickie and Joe PusateriThomas QuickKaren and Roger QuinnMs. Suzanne RatkowskiBonnie and Sam Rechter TrustChris and Jennifer ReidRene and Gerald ReynoldsDan and Mary Rivers Jim and Diane RobertsSusann and James RoseCindy and Hunt RounsavallKen and Anne SelvaggiRobert and Alina ShaverDavid S. SinclairEric and Jill SlavinskyDavid and Amy SmithEric and Debbie SmithMr. and Mrs. Gary SmithArt and Nancy SponslerPeter and Lisa SteinerJoel Stone and Lisa MalyJames W. and Diane V. StuckertMary C. SullivanPatricia Swope and Rich Van CampDavid and Leslie TateJames H. and Jacquelyn C. TaylorCarl M. and Ellen B. ThomasDon and Kim ThompsonJoanna and Ryan ToddLee Anne and Bill TurnerMs. Pattie Dale Tye and Mr. Jim TyeMandy and Terry Tyler Mr. and Mrs. Timothy VogelMr. and Mrs. John N. Voyles, Jr. Nick and Sheila WalkerDoug and Ellen WichmannMs. Marcia R. WilmetPhoebe and Mark WoodMr. Christopher J. YatesJoel and Cindy Zipperle29 Anonymous Members

New member or increased giving level

Red Feather Society MemberLegacy Circle MemberWomens Initiative Member

Membership as of May 1, 2014


FOUR-TIME MILLION DOLLAR ROUNDTABLE

$4,000 ,000 +

The Jones Family

THREE-TIME MILLION DOLLAR ROUNDTABLE

$3,000 ,000 +

Lift a Life FoundationThe Lift a Life Foundation was established in 1999 by David and Wendy Novak. The mission of the Lift a Life Foundation is

to lead the way with innovative programs that help people in need and develop future leaders. The Foundation focuses on

creative partnerships that make a lasting impact in the primary areas of hunger relief, early childhood education, juvenile

diabetes, military family support and leadership development. Since Lift a Life Foundation began, it has helped thousands

of people in need through grants and programming support. David Novak is Chairman and CEO of Yum! Brands, the worlds

largest restaurant company. Wendy Novak is a lifelong philanthropist and volunteer.

MILLION DOLLAR ROUNDTABLE

$1,000 ,000 +

Charlene and Michael McCallisterMike and Charlene McCallister have been significant Metro United Way supporters for many years. Mike was overall chairman

of the 2006 MUW campaign, raising a record-setting $30 million. Charlene is a former board member of the Louisville Zoo,

and Mike serves on the board of Bellarmine University. Mike previously served as chairman of the board and chief executive

officer of Humana, Inc. until his retirement in 2012, as well as chairman of the Humana Foundation.



Cathy and Irv Bailey

Cathy and Irv Bailey joined the Million Dollar Round

Table in 1999. The Baileys have been active in their

Louisville community for almost two decades and

are committed to the welfare of children, especially

in addressing violence. Mr. and Mrs. Bailey founded

Operation Open Arms, Inc. in 2000 which cares for

children whose mothers are incarcerated.

Irv is past director of High Speed Access and is retired

vice chairman of Aegon USA, Inc. He has led a number of

campaigns in the Louisville community, including Metro

United Ways campaign in 1991.

Cathy has served on numerous community boards

ranging from the arts to serving as founder and

president of the Ronald McDonald House. She currently

serves on the boards of the World Affairs Council,

Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft, and is a member of

the Diplomatic Council of Energy Security. She served as

the U.S. Ambassador to Latvia.

$1 ,000 ,000 +



Mr. and Mrs. Allen M. Bond III

One of Louisvilles most long-standing and innovative

Tocqueville members is Ina Brown Bond. From her

desire to introduce more women to philanthropy grew

the Womens Initiative, for which she provided the

funding used to match new gifts. Mrs. Bond is not only a

committed donor to Metro United Way, she has also been

a leader, holding several top roles including that of 1988

General Campaign Chair. Currently, Mrs. Bond is actively

involved with the Muhammad Ali Center and chairs the

Development Committee. She is also president of the

W.L. Lyons Brown Foundation and a board member of

The Glenview Trust Company. She has also previously

served on the board of Brown-Forman Corp., the James

Graham Brown Foundation and Lenox, Inc. She and her

husband, Mac, are owners of River Bend Farms and

Ashbourne Farms.

$1 ,000 ,000 +



Mr. and Mrs. J. David GrissomRED FEATHER SOCIETY CHARTER MEMBERS

Marlene and David Grissom became members of the

Million Dollar Roundtable in 1999 as part of a challenge

match grant to encourage first time gifts to Metro United

Way. This energetic couple is active in numerous arts,

education and human service endeavors including

Centre College, the Louisville Ballet and the Kentucky

Center for the Arts. David is a founder of Mayfair Capital,

a private investment group and The Glenview Trust

Company. Marlene is an executive with the Waterfront

Development Corporation.

$1 ,000 ,000 +



Mr. and Mrs. W. Frank Harshaw

The Harshaws joined the Million Dollar Roundtable in 2012.

Frank is the President and CEO of Harshaw Trane, founded

in 1976. Frank is a committed advocate for education and

foster youth. Because of the challenges Frank experienced

growing up in foster care, he invited Metro United Way and

seven nonprofit residential programs to partner with him

for the benefit of foster care youth.

From this landmark partnership True Up was created. True

Ups focus is to use available resources to empower young

people in foster care to gain the critical life skills they

need to make a successful transition from agency care to

successful independent living. As a result, True Up has

become a strong voice for foster care youth and alumni.

Frank is a long-time member of the Louisville Library

Foundation Board and former board member of the

Community Foundation of Louisville. Paula, a retired health

care executive, is an active community volunteer. She has

served on several arts, independent school, health and

human service boards.

$1 ,000 ,000 +



Henry V. Heuser, Jr. RED FEATHER SOCIETY CHARTER MEMBER

TOCQUEVILLE LEGACY CIRCLE MEMBER

Henry V. Heuser, Jr., chairman of Henry Vogt Machine

Co.a 132-year-old family businessand chairman

of Unistar, LLC, and has either chaired or worked as a

volunteer in the Tocqueville Society since 1987. Henry

noted, Major Giving is more than simply contributing a

large gift to Metro United Way. It is important that my gift

sets an example and encourages others to participate.

$1 ,000 ,000 +



Mary and Ted Nixon RED FEATHER SOCIETY CHARTER MEMBERS

Mary and Ted Nixon have both been supporting Metro

United Way for over 30 years. Extensive travelers with

global companies, they are committed to the arts,

education and human services in the community they

call home. Mary is a finance executive with Yum! Brands,

Inc. and Ted is CEO of D.D. Williamson & Co., Inc.

$1 ,000 ,000 +



Kathy and Kent OylerRED FEATHER SOCIETY CHARTER MEMBERS

TOCQUEVILLE LEGACY CIRCLE MEMBER

Kathy and Kent Oyler joined the Million Dollar Roundtable

in 1999. With three other million-dollar donors, they

established a new business challenge match for Metro

United Way that has generated $25 million for our work

in the community. Kent chaired the Tocqueville Growth

Initiative in Louisville for three years and recruited 100

new members. He also chaired the local Success By 6

Steering Committee and was a SB6 Trustee for many

years. Kent served as the chair of the United Way of

America Million Dollar Roundtable and has helped plan

and moderate numerous MDR leadership events. In 2010

he received the Presidents Volunteer Service Award for

his years of work on behalf of United Way. Kathy is an

active civic volunteer and was instrumental in starting

the Womens Initiative in Louisville.

$1 ,000 ,000 +


ORDER OF INDEPENDENCE $250,000 TO $999 ,999

(NOT PICTURED)

The Jones Family

Lift a Life Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. W. Frank Harshaw

SOCIETY OF HONOR $200,000 TO $249 ,999

Mr. and Mrs. Allen M. Bond III

ORDER OF UNITY $150,000 TO $199 ,999

(NOT PICTURED)

Charlene and Michael McCallister

Mary and Ted Nixon


NATIONAL SOCIETY $100,000 TO $149 ,999

(NOT PICTURED)

Brooke and Matthew Barzun

Sandra Frazier

Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Rounsavall III

Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Bonnie

The Klein Family Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Varga




ORDER OF FRATERNITY $75,000 TO $99 ,999

Jill and William Howard

ORDER OF EQUALITY $50,000 TO $74 ,999

(NOT PICTURED)

Marianne and Jim Welch

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil C. Barnett Mrs. Owsley Brown II and Family Augusta and Gill Holland

Marlys and Sam SwopeSally and Tim Snavely Lindy and Bill Street


ORDER OF LIBERTY $25,000 TO $49 ,999

Cathy and Irv Bailey Meredith Wilson Brown

Ann and Stewart Cobb Barb and Tom Dunham Mr. and Mrs. Edward Glasscock

Karen and Roger Hale Jerry and Christy Henderson



Marcia and Chris Hermann Capt. Miller Johnson III Mark A. Kristy

Mr. and Mrs. Nicolas Melhuish Bets and Chip Montgomery

Mr. Joseph A. Paradis III Stephen Reily and Emily Bingham Robin and Stephen Sedita


(NOT PICTURED)

Dr. and Mrs. Charles Blankenship

Diane and Jim Bloem

Janine and Bruce Broussard

Mr. Campbell P. Brown and Mrs. Sarah Barker

Garvin and Steffanie Brown

The Diaz Family

John James

Fred and Anne Joseph

Mr. and Mrs. James P. Melhuish

Mr. and Mrs. Norman E. Pfau, Jr.

Mr. Carl F. Pollard

Christopher and Melanie Todoroff

Turner Memorial Fund

Suzanne Wallace Whayne and Robert Whayne


Rev. Alfred R. Shands III Victor and Kim Staffieri

Matt and Fran Thornton Terry and Joe Tolan

Congressman John Yarmuth and Catherine Yarmuth

Daniel C. Ulmer, Jr.


(NOT PICTURED)

Opal and George Bowles

Mr. J. McCauley Brown & Family

Jim and Karen Campbell

Mark and Sherry Chinn

Greg and Kim Greenwood

Ginny Harshaw

Ed and Dee Maynard

Mary T. Means

Nancy and Jim Murray

Kevin and Emily Nolan

Dace and King Stubbs

Ann and Dick Swope

Hollis M. and Gregory S. Weishar

Darrell and Ann Wells

BENEFACTOR $15,000 TO $24 ,999

Ms. Edith S. Bingham Monty and Gayle Boyd Tim and LuAnn Galbraith Douglas Keller

Sara and John McCall Stephen and Valerie St. Clair

Paul W. Thompson Amy and Steve Trager

Rhonda and Tom Wimsett


SOCIETY MEMBER $10,000 TO $14 ,999

Jennifer L. Adrio Rob and Joanne Bader J. Barry Barker and Kathleen Partlow

Mr. Turney P. Berry and Mrs. Kendra Foster

Marilyn and Brooks Bower Sharon C. and Joseph L. Brown

Jamie and Dave Calzi Mr. and and Mrs. Michael Chanatry

Angie Corbett Nick Costides Joan Cralle Day Michael J. De Leon and Greg Bourke



Dennis C. DeWitt Peg and Steve Diebold Tawana Edwards Lisa and Mark Eley

Judy and Henry Erk Cynthia Fanning and Kirt Jacobs

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew R. Fellon

Paul and Jennifer Fultz

Celia and Gary Gilpin Arch and Annie Gleason Rick and Ann Guillaume Hardscuffle, Inc. and Nana Lampton



Juli Miller Hart Michael A. and Jeanie S. Hendricks

Carl and Carleen Herde John D. and Jean P. Hill

Walter Howard Ms. Melissa Wasson Howell

Deede Baqui Jones Ann Joseph

James and Dana Kirchdorfer

Mark and Emily Kirchdorfer

Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Larson

Angela Leet



Ms. Ava M. Martin Sonia and Houston Mills, Jr.

Anne and Duane Murner Scott Neff and Michelle Wells

Michael and Michele Nepaul

Mr. and Mrs. James A. Patterson

Judith Nell Petty Vickie and Joe Pusateri Dan and Mary Rivers Ken and Anne Selvaggi

Kathy and Kent Oyler



Eric and Jill Slavinsky David and Amy Smith Art and Nancy Sponsler

Mary C. Sullivan Patricia Swope and Rich Van Camp

Carl M. and Ellen B. Thomas

Mr. and Mrs. John N. Voyles, Jr.

Nick and Sheila Walker Ms. Marcia R. Wilmet Phoebe and Mark Wood

Ms. Pattie Dale Tye and Mr. Jim Tye

Sara Aebersold

Ms. Sarah C. Ahmad

Mr. and Mrs. James R. Allen

Julie and William Ballard

Stephanie and Kirk Barsch

Andrea and Kent Blake

Ralph and Diane Bowling

Tom and Barbara Bresnahan

Mr. Daniel Brown

George A. Bush Jr. Holbrook Fund

Marc Calijan

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Capozzoli

Joyce and Van Carlisle

Jovita Carranza

Carole and Rob Christian

Gena and Douglas Cobb

Tony Coleman and Dr. Leah Dickerson

Scott Crane

Robert Crum, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. S. Gordon Dabney

Mr. and Mrs. David C. Daulton

Charles P. and Donna T. Denny

Ms. Deborah Donnelly-McLay

Chris Drenter

Kristi and Shawn Eads

Debra and Johnnie T. Edwards III

Gretta Feldkamp and David Bumps

Kim Felix

Mr. Keith Fiechter

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Flynn

William and Claudia Forbes

Mr. Kevin H. Foster

Ritu and Erik Furlan

Stephen C. Gault

Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Gentry

Jeff and Tricia Gill

Clinton L. Glasscock

Glen Entry Fund

Phil Grau

Scott and JoAnn Haner

Sandra and Phillip Hanlin

Joyce and Steve Hanson

Col. and Mrs. J. Michael Hardesty

Terry and Pat Hargadon

Allen and Michelle Hertzman

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heuser, Sr. Memorial

James and Barbara Hodge

Greg Hoover

Tim and Brenda Huval

Jennifer and Bill Johnson

Paul and Jill Jones

Connie and David Jordan

Link Joseph IV

Richard and Leslie King

Michiko and Robert Kissinger

Shannon and Todd Klimek

David and Caroline Kottak

Mark Krakowiak

Kym and Charles F. Lambert III

Mr. Baylor Landrum, Jr. Endowment Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Laurentz

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lechleiter

Elizabeth and Brian LeClaire

Gary and Sandy Libs

Jana L. and Thomas J. Liston

Philip and Susan McNeese Lynch

Gregory Malter

Kris and Ron Marcum

Raymond Mason

Mr. Mark McCloud

Steve and Beth McCulley

Jeffrey and Bethany Miller

Jim and Jane Morreau

Deborah amd David Moessner

Debra and Ronald Murphy

Austin and Jane Musselman Foundation

Mark and Regina Nethery

Java and Barrett Nichols

Edith H. Nixon

Gouverneur H. Nixon and Edith Courtenay

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick R. Northam

Mrs. Evelyn Farrell Ott

Robert Paredes

Larry Parker

Shawn and Lawrence Parker

Mr. David R. Parrott

Tom and Marian Partridge

Ms. Shelley Pennington

Bruce D. Perkins

Paula and Scott Pottinger

Thomas Quick

Karen and Roger Quinn

Ms. Suzanne Ratkowski

Bonnie and Sam Rechter Trust

Chris and Jennifer Reid

Rene and Gerald Reynolds

Jim and Diane Roberts

Susann and James Rose

Cindy and Hunt Rounsavall

Alina and Robert Shaver

David S. Sinclair

Eric and Debbie Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Smith

Peter and Lisa Steiner

Joel Stone and Lisa Maly

James W. and Diane V. Stuckert

David and Leslie Tate

James H. and Jacquelyn C. Taylor

Don and Kim Thompson

Joanna and Ryan Todd

Lee Anne and Bill Turner

Mandy and Terry Tyler

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Vogel

Doug and Ellen Wichmann

Mr. Christopher J. Yates

Joel and Cindy Zipperle


(NOT PICTURED)


32013-2014 Member Directory

TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY CONTACT INFORMATION

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON HOW YOU CAN GET INVOLVED, CONTACT:

KELLY GARVEY

Director of Tocqueville Society

[email protected]

502.292.6117

CARMEN HICKERSON

Principal Gifts Officer

[email protected]

502.292.6147

MARISA DAVIS

Director of Planned Giving

[email protected]

502.292.6119

THE UNITED WAY TOCQUEVILLE AWARDThe United Way Tocqueville Award, a national award which has been presented annually since 1973, recognizes exceptional and

sustained volunteer and philanthropic leadership; past recipients include former U.S. presidents Ronald Reagan and Jimmy Carter and

other, perhaps less well-known, leaders whose philanthropic actions have improved the lives of thousands of people.

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