suu in view - fall 2010

Feel like a kid again.

Come home to SUU

for fall traditions and

fun this Homecoming

weekend.

F O R A L U M N I & F R I E N D S O F S O U t h E R N U t A h U N I v E R S I t y • F A L L 2 0 1 0

GET DRESSEDHelp us get the RED (and Thor) out by wearing SUU clothing. Purchase online at www.suu/edu/ss/bookstoreHomecoming extended hours: Friday, October 15, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday, October 16, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

GET INVOLVEDThere is always something happening. Join your Thunderbird Family at campus events and in your area as the University comes to you. Check frequently www.suu.edu/calendars for a comprehensive listing of events and activities.

GET LICENSEDShow your pride and help a Thunderbird. Your $25 contribution to the SUU License Plate program goes directly to student scholarships. More than 1,288 plates are now on the road supporting $25,000 annually in scholarships. Get yours at any Utah DMV Office.

WELCOME FRIENDSOnce a Thunderbird, always a Thunderbird, and we invite all of you to come home to campus for SUU’s 2010 Homecoming festivities. Much more than just a football game, Homecoming unites the past and the present–old friends and treasured traditions with new families and stories to tell.

This October, we hope all of you, our Thunderbird alumni, will journey back to the community you once called home. Rekindle friendships, make new memories and reconnect with all that you love about the SUU community.

The alumni magazine is created specifically for all of you, our SUU alumni, to keep you connected with fellow Thunderbird classmates and to your alma mater.

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Ten Things You Love About Cedar City PAGES 20-23

C O N T E N T S

Honors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Alumni Awards

Focus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28-29Class Notes . . . . . . . . . . . . 30-31 Alumni Photos and News

Our Generous Donors . . . . 33-38We Will Remember . . . . . . . . . 39Last Word . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 Oak Ridge Boys

Keeping the Fire Alive PAGES 4-5Utah Summer Games celebrates 25 years of competition, fitness & fun.

Champions of Science PAGES 8-10Modern Day Founders help shoulder the const-ruction of a legacy for science students at SUU.

Homecoming 2010 PAGES 14-19More activities than you can cram into one weekend — ink in your dance

card for SUU’s 2010 Homecoming festivities.

The Shape of Students to Come PAGES 26-27The T-Bird mantle will take on new meaning to future SUU grads.

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SUU in View is created twice a year, in the

fall and spring. Past editions can be found

online at www.suu.edu/alumni/magazine.

351 West University Blvd.

Cedar City, UT 84720

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web: www.suu.edu/alumni

Executive Director

Mindy Benson

Production Assistant

Ron Cardon

Layout & Photography

SUU Publications

Contributing Writer

Larry Baker

Cover: Three-year-old Xander Garcia, son of

SUU outside linebacker Nick Garcia, scrambles

through a blitz of the 2010 Thunderbird

football team at the annual Final Scrimmage

and Watermelon Bust in August.


The Office of Alumni Relations, left

to right: Mindy Benson, Ron Cardon,

Ashlee Nelson and Linda Bauer

Southern Utah University is a comprehensive regional university which provides students a personalized learning environment to foster meaningful experiences. SUU’s mission is to encourage a lifelong love of learning, foster academic excellence, instill ethics and values and to honor thought in all its finest forms. SUU offers baccalaureate, applied technology and selected graduate degrees. We address the unique needs of rural students and communities; serve as a major cultural center for southern Utah; and create partnerships with public and higher education, government, business and industry.

The Southern Utah University Alumni

Association supports and celebrates

the University by fostering a lifelong

spirit of loyalty, service and fellowship

among alumni, faculty, students and

friends of SUU.S O U T H E R N U T A H U N I V E R S I T Y

ALUMNIRELATIONS

S O U T H E R N U T A H U N I V E R S I T Y

ALUMNIRELATIONS

IRON COUNTY CHAPTER

S A L T L A K E C H A P T E R

EditorJennifer Burt

Creative Director Joey Degraaf

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U t a h S u m m e r G a m e s c e l e b r a t e s 2 5 y e a r s

alivefireIn all that has gone into its realized

vision as the state’s premier athletic

competition, the Utah Summer Games

embody the marks of championship.

Aptly, after 25 years, this summer’s

silver anniversary season drew more

competing athletes than ever before.

Of course, the makings of cham-

pionship—the passion, teamwork

and sacrifice—have been in place

since the Games’ 1982 inception

when, in efforts to increase stu-

dent enrollment, Southern Utah

State College President Gerald R.

Sherratt (’51) drew inspiration from

the nation’s building excitement over

the upcoming Summer Olympics in

Los Angeles. Seeking to bring greater

numbers of potential students and

their families to the SUSC cam-

pus, Sherratt dreamt that the school

and city could host a mini-Summer

Olympics, and set to work securing

funding for a new special events

center (The Centrum) and expan-

sion to the SUSC football stadium

that would accommodate Sherratt’s

anticipated crowds.

Thanks to the contributions of

both labor and money by committed

members of the local community,

Sherratt’s dream became a reality,

and the Games’ first director, Vaughn

McDonald, along with countless

volunteers, welcomed nearly 500

athletes—mostly from Cedar City

and its surrounding areas—in the

inaugural athletics competition.

In addition to its economic

implications, Sherratt viewed the

Games as an opportunity to serve

participants and fans of so-called

minor sports, with few opportunities

to compete for broad recognition. And

under the direction of the Games’

first full-time director, Rich Wilson

(’67), athletes began streaming in to

experience the thrill of competition

in an exciting and unusually large

venue. By the end of its first decade,

The Utah Summer Games drew an

annual attendance in the thousands

and was recognized as one of the

region’s biggest tourism draws.

It was a humble but passionate

beginning that did little to intimate

all that would come of Sherratt’s

creative marketing venture.

Now, more than 10,000 athletes

compete annually in what has

become the state’s largest athletic

competition. In pursuit of gold medal

championships, these athletes range

in age from four to 90 years old and

from amateur weekend warriors to

semi-professional seasoned athletes

who gather from across Utah and

neighboring states to join in the field

of competition across 50 different

sports.

At least half of the Games’ annual

contests can be classified as “minor

sports,” though current USG Director

Casey McClellan (’99) sees them as

paramount to the Games’ ongoing

success.

“The fans and participants have

the same passion for their events

as those of larger sports, though

they seldom have the opportunity

to compete in a way that garners

statewide recognition,” he says.

“They are an equal part of the

Utah Summer Games and their

participation heightens the overall

understanding of their sport.”

As to Sherratt’s initial plan to use

the Games as a college recruitment

tool: year after year, a considerable

group of incoming T-Bird students

attribute their first SUU introduction

to the Utah Summer Games.

Growth, vision, toil, sacrifice,

teamwork and passion—all fuel to

the fire that continues to drive the

Utah Summer Games forward.

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453 master’s degree graduates

1,008 bachelor’s degree grads

339 associate’s degree grads

17 special educational certificate recipients

2010 graduates came to SUU from nine

different countries and 43 different states

Oldest 2010 grad: 64

Youngest 2010 grad: 16

Average age of a 2010 graduate: 27 years old

60% women

40% men

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This edition of SUU In

View went out to 1,817

more Thunderbirds this fall—

Southern Utah University’s

Class of 2010. Now for the

formal introductions…

Past Thunderbird grads, meet our newest alumni

Eighteen-hundred-plus new alumni, meet the other 33,000 Thunderbird true

SUU alums live in 16 different countries

and all 50 states

22,688 live in Utah

Beyond the Beehive State, 10,219 alumni

live across the U.S.

93 adventurous T-Birds currently live

abroad

The oldest living SUU alumnus is 100 years old

The youngest alumna—degree in hand—is

just 18 years old

54% women

46% men


Southern Utah University was named to the 2009 President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll, the high-est federal recognition a college or university can receive for its commitment to volunteering, service-learning and civic engagement. As a first time honor roll recipient, the University logged nearly 42,000 hours of student service.

P H O T O J O U R N A LA look at news headlines and highlights from the past six months on the campus of Southern Utah University

Born to Ride: Cody Wright and the Quest for a World Title, produced by Southern Utah University, won the “Outstanding Documentary, Contemporary” award from the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum, a prestigious Western Heritage Award. The film documents the trail to glory of 2008 National Saddle Bronc Champion Cody Wright.

SUU Gymnastics won its 11th NCAA Academic National Championship (3.89 overall team GPA). The team also reigns as 2010 Western Athletic Conference Champions.

Long-time Utah Shakespearean Festival actors and directors have been named as joint artistic directors at the Tony Award-winning theatre company. Brian Vaughn (’10, right) comes to Cedar City from the Milwaukee Repertory Theatre where he was a resident actor, and David Ivers (left) comes to the Festival after nine seasons as resident artist with the Denver Center Theatre Company.

Showcasing the commitment and interest so many hold in our students’ success, 86 percent of all SUU faculty and staff contributed back to the University, lending financial support to student scholarships and programming, in the 2010 Employee Giving Campaign.

SUU Theta Sigma sisters earned the international Order of the Lamp award in recognition of standout excellence among the sorority’s 149 active chapters worldwide at the 68th Biennial Convention of the Alpha Phi International Fraternity.

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The Many Faces of Science at Southern Utah UniversityFrom its original home in the Braithwaite Liberal Arts building (below) to its current home in the Science Building (top left), SUU’s college of Science has been shuffled across campus to accommodate its burgeoning enrollment. Filling the footprint of the recently condemned Life Science Building, the new Science center will provide the classroom, lab and meeting space necessary to carry science into the future.


ScIENcECHAMPIONS

One of the first things Dean of

Science Robert Eves (’84) does each

morning is to walk out on the deck of

the SUU Science Building and survey

the construction of his $18 million

addition.

Eves, a friendly geochemist with

an ever-ready smile, looks upon the

teeming, daily progress of contractors

with excitement, satisfaction and

wonderment. The addition’s opening,

slated for May 2011, will mark what

he terms “a huge step forward” in his

College’s mission to prepare students

for graduate and professional schools

and for careers in the sciences.

Indeed, the new, 42,385-square-

foot facility, in the space formerly

occupied by the Life Science

Building, will provide the College

with its greatest need: state-of-

the-art laboratory space crucial to

the highly-prized undergraduate

research and experiential learning

model.

Eves recognizes, however, that

the new space is providential; that it

is a gift provided by the dedication

of many, including “Modern

Day Founders,” who share his

commitment to providing students

with the best opportunity to succeed.

He embraces the truism that such

success will aid innumerable others

in the ever-expanding ripple effect

that education engenders.

That was a precept also well-

understood by Walter M. Gibson

(’51), who, along with his wife Alice,

directed that a substantial gift be

bestowed on the project so that the

vision of first-rate resources might be

manifest. That gift was the impetus

needed to persuade the Utah State

Legislature that the building was

a vital need. As President Michael

T. Benson provided a reasoned

rationale for the construction, State

Sen. Dennis Stowell and Rep. Evan

Vickers performed lionhearted

service in helping to push the

appropriation through.

“The Gibson gift truly got the ball

rolling,” says Eves.

Gibson, who passed away May

15, received his Ph.D. in nuclear

chemistry from the University of

California, Berkeley, in 1956 under

Nobel Laureate Glen Seaborg. He then

spent nearly 20 years at Bell Labs,

where he performed groundbreaking

research in semiconductor detectors,

radiation effects and ion channeling,

which led to the success of the

Telstar satellite. He went on to a

stellar career as an educator at SUNY

Albany, before becoming the full-

time chief technical officer of X-ray

Optical Systems, Inc., which he had

co-founded in 1990.

Beyond Gibson’s gift and the $13.85

million appropriation from the state,

however, some $2 million more was

needed —and quickly. Channeling the

spirit of SUU’s Founders who stepped

in as champions in the 11th hour,

Rich (’67) and Linda (’92) Wilson

and David (’85) and Stephanie (’89)

Nakken agreed to chair a drive to

collect the necessary funds. Singled

out for their embodiment of the

founders’ vision along with the

Wilsons and Nakkens, were Garth

and Jerri Frehner, Dixie (’51) and

Anne (’82) Leavitt, Joe and Beverly

Burgess, Don (’59) and Sylvia

Bulloch, Greg (’91) and Debbie (’91)

Forsyth, Robert (’46) and the late

Onda (’46) Bradshaw, Gail (’51)

and Jane (’89) Bradshaw, and Cline

and Jane Dahle—all champions of

science at Southern Utah University.

Today, the campaign for the new

addition is just short of the total

required to complete the project.

Meanwhile, construction contin-

ues on the four-level edifice which

will include eight labs, three class-

rooms, an animal care facility, 24

offices and a rooftop greenhouse

as part of a “green roof,” which

will deliver high solar reflectance to

reduce heat transfer to the building

and high thermal emittance to radi-

ate absorbed solar energy.

The building will also include

two spaces specifically dedicated to

undergraduate research.

of Friends of the University Incite Progress and Expansion

Garth Frehner (’56), namesake

of the forthcoming Frehner Natu-

ral History Museum at Southern

Utah University, spent more than 40

years building roads and bridges.

Now in retirement, Frehner’s work

is more figurative, helping construct

thoroughfares for SUU’s science

students.

The founder of Nevada’s Frehner

construction and his wife Jerri

have been named Modern Day SUU

Founders by President Michael T.

Benson, and since their retirement

to New Harmony in 2004, become

fast friends of the University.

Most recently, they are proud to

see grandson Kyle Davis, the

Utah 5A basketball MVP of 2010

state champion Alta High School,

become a Thunderbird for coach

Roger Reid this 2010 season—and

already have their eyes on seats in

the centrum Arena.

However, Garth’s relationship

with the University is not a new one,

by any means. In 1954 he graduat-

ed from Moapa Valley High School

and enrolled at what was then the

newly-renamed college of Southern

Utah.

“I wasn’t sure what I wanted to

do, so I tried a little bit of every-

thing,” he says. He began in animal

husbandry under VR Magleby but

he’d pretty much had his fill of farm

life, he says, and tried auto me-

chanics, then pre-dentistry, before

settling on engineering which was,

he says, “the closest thing to what I

ended up doing.”

Along the way at cSU, he ear-

nestly and enthusiastically partici-

pated in chorus under the direction

of the legendary Roy L. Halversen,

and fondly remembers such south-

ern Utah pillars as Theron Ashcroft

and Royden Braithwaite as essen-

tial to his learning experience.

Following his time at cSU, Garth

drove a truck for a few years, then,

perhaps drawing on what he’d

learned of business as a cSU stu-

dent, opted to build his own trucking

company and, subsequently, his

own construction and aggregate

business along with brothers Wes

and Vern. The company became

one of the largest in the intermoun-

tain area and, he says, at one time

did more work than all other con-

tractors in the state of Nevada

combined, along with work in Utah

and california.

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“It’s particularly important to

provide this engagement for students.

It is essential in today’s world,” says

Eves of the research features.

Also, the facility will feature the

1,193-square foot Frehner Natural

History Museum, showcase for the

University’s expanding collection of

artifacts.

Its location will be the first built

expressly for the Museum, which

first opened in June 1963 in the old

Commons Building and remained

there until 1985 when the building

was razed and the collection moved

to the old South Hall. In 2002 the old

South Hall building was torn down

to be replaced by the existing South

Hall, and the museum exhibits were

eventually transferred to a room in

the Life Science building. Today,

safely tucked away in the basement

of the Electronic Learning Center,

they await their new home which

will serve as an inviting entrance to

the new SUU Science Building.

To join The modern-day founders

as a donor To suu’s science cenTer,

please conTacT cameron Brooks aT

435-865-8045.

BUILDINGA Road of Tradition For Thunderbird Students

As busy as he became, though,

Garth always made time for his hob-

by of hunting, which he took up in

the early 1940s.

To say that Garth and Jerri hunt

is akin to saying that LeBron James

plays basketball. Evidence of their

shared hunting prowess and ven-

turous traveling spirit is abundant at

their home as more than five dozen

trophies are artfully displayed (so

artfully, that the Frehners regularly

host home tours of their lions and

tigers and bears…and any number

of large and small game, from musk

oxen to raccoons and elephants to

foxes). With an eye on education,

the Frehners often host elementary

school children in tours of what they

call a home, but what might well

be called a museum, and enjoy the

beautifully manicured grounds of

the Frehner home.

The impressiveness of their

grounds extends to the Frehners’

yard—evidence of Jerri’s favorite

local hobby: gardening. She and

Garth also are avid tennis play-

ers and usually find the time for

a doubles match, and Jerri has

taken up painting with watercol-

ors over the past four years and

attends many workshops.

Garth and Jerri have traveled

extensively, with some 90 percent of

the trips devoted to hunting. They’ve

been to such far-flung spots as

Mongolia, Spain, Alaska, the Arc-

tic, Mexico, seven countries on the

African continent, Japan, Sweden,

all of western Europe, New Zea-

land, china, Korea, Hawaii, six ca-

nadian provinces, Russia, Kyrgyz-

stan, Tajikistan, Fiji, Norway and

the Virgin Islands.

Though well-traveled, the couple

has gained a deep appreciation for

southern Utah and looks forward to

coming home at each trip’s end and

to visiting with their 10 children, 34

grandchildren and two great grand-

children.

With a newly rekindled relation-

ship with SUU and ardent interest

in the progress of the Science cen-

ter project, and with number-one-

fan-status to earn with their T-Bird

grandson, the Frehners are again

pulled back to southern Utah after

exotic adventures.

The University welcomes them

with open arms and applauds their

generosity in sharing their treasures

with the southern Utah community.


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Southern Utah Museum Of Art: a new corner on the artsSouthern Utah University, aided

by a generous gift from the late

celebrated artist Jim Jones, has

embarked on a transforming project

for the University and region.

The Southern Utah Museum of

Art has not been named in a cava-

lier fashion. The 28,000-square foot

facility is intended to be the art

museum of Southern Utah. SUMA,

which will be built entirely with

donated funds, will become a major

year-round regional cultural attrac-

tion and educational hub.

And though museums seem to be

about objects, an art museum’s abil-

ity to engage visitors in the explora-

tion of the deeper meanings of its

exhibits is the ultimate test of its

social value—and is the foundation

of SUMA, which includes uniquely

designed interior glass walls that

will allow visitors a behind-the-

scenes museum experience with

unrestricted views of artists and art

technicians at work.

Education is central to SUMA’s

purpose of exhibiting, collecting and

preserving historic and contempo-

rary works of art significant to the

American West. The museum will

be nationally accredited, “provid-

ing students with an unparalleled

opportunity to put theory to work,

hands-on, in gallery and museum

management,” says Museum Director

and Curator Reece Summers.

The museum, significantly larger

than SUU’s Braithwaite Fine Arts

Gallery, will host exhibitions from

around the world and house the

University’s permanent collection.

SUMA will also design, curate and

produce exhibits that will tour the

world, creating good will and recog-

nition for SUU.

As southern Utah’s

art museum, citizens

have the opportunity to

contribute personal art

collections to the facil-

ity for the enjoyment of

all. Recent gifts to the

museum include four

of Jim Jones’ very early

paintings from Rita

Fordham of Salt Lake

City; two paintings and

a ceramics collection

from Sharon C. Leigh (’57) of Cedar

City; and two of Jones’ paintings from

the State Bank of Southern Utah.

Of this experience, State Bank

CFO John R. Westwood (’77) said,

“State Bank is honored to help SUMA

with these contributions.”

Such is the sentiment of many who

stand behind SUMA’s completion.

In addition to the cultural tourism

market, SUMA will serve a regional

market. Each year, students across

five counties will have their arts

education enhanced with in-school

presentations and a SUMA visit.

Members of the community with an

enthusiasm for art may also partici-

pate in a volunteer program.

Planned for the

northwest corner of

University Blvd. and

300 West, across

the street from the

Utah Shakespearean

Festival, SUMA holds

much promise and

will mark a stunning

entrance to cam-

pus—a true “corner

on the arts” in south-

ern Utah.

To contribute to the southern utah

museum of art, please contact donna

law at 435-865-8182 or reece summers

at 435-586-5432.


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T-Bird students registered as organ donors, raising $14,000 in scholarship money in the statewide Donate for Life collegiate competition.

sculptures are all part of the free SUU Sculpture Stroll visitors may enjoy while back on campus this fall.

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original paintings were donated by Jim Jones to SUU’s permanent collection, to be housed in the planned Southern Utah Museum of Art.

colleges now compose SUU academics, with the addition of the new University College.

architectural design students created the winning design for Brian Head City’s new public safety building.

states and 10 countries are represented in SUU’s current student body.

college rankings by The Princeton Review and U.S. News & World Report place SUU in the top of all western universities for academic quality and student life.

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email complaints were sent after the April Fool’s mascot switch from thunderbird to prairie dog.

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ActivitiesHomecoming pep rAlly: fridAy, october 15, eccles coliseum, 8 pm

true t-bird: fridAy, october 15, old sorrel plAzA, midnigHt

suuper sorrel 5k: sAturdAy, october 16, coAl creek trAil, 8 AmRace begins at baseball field trailhead on 200 East and 200 North.

Alumni bruncH: sAturdAy, october 16, gilbert greAt HAll (Hunter conference center), 10 Am

All alumni are invited to attend. During the brunch, the Class of 1960 will be inducted into the 50-Year Club and the Class of 1985 will re-ceive 25-Year Induction. Alumni awards will also be presented. Tickets are $12. Please RSVP by calling 435-586-7777.

Homecoming pArAde: sAturdAy, october 16, noonParade begins at 100 West and proceeds west on University Boulevard. Watch the parade at the Alumni House and enjoy drinks, goodies and balloons. Seating available outside, restrooms inside and plenty of opportunities to reminisce with old friends.

tHunderbird villAge tAilgAte pArty: sAturdAy, october 16, eccles coliseum west pArking lot, 1-2:30 pm

AtHletic eventscross country: sAturdAy, october 16, cedAr ridge golf course

color country invitAtionAl, 9 Am

soccer: sAturdAy, october 16, suu soccer pitcH (west of tHe centrum)

tentH AnniversAry Alumni mAtcH, 10 Am

suu vs. nortH dAkotA stAte, 1 pm

footbAll: sAturdAy, october 16, eccles coliseum

suu vs. cAl poly, 3 pm

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HOMECOMINGHOMECOMING2010reunions

clAss of 1960 50-yeAr reunion: fridAy, october 15, 5 pmReception and pinning ceremony at the Alumni House.(Formal recognition of 50-Year Club inductees on Saturday, October 16, at the 10 a.m. Alumni Brunch. RSVP: 435-586-7777.)

presidentiAl AmbAssAdor reunion: fridAy, october 15, 5 pmRSVP with Paula at 435-586-7741.

clAss of 1985 25-yeAr reunion: fridAy, october 15, 6 pmReception in the Sharwan Smith Center.(Formal recognition of 25-Year Club inductees on Saturday, October 16, at the 10 a.m. Alumni Brunch. RSVP: 435-586-7777.)

mAster of AccountAncy 25tH AnniversAry dinner: fridAy, october 15, gilbert greAt HAll, 6 pm Open to all MACC graduates. RSVP: 435-586-5462.

soccer 10tH AnniversAry Alumni dinner: fridAy, october 15, 6 pmContact Coach Stock for details and to RSVP: 435-865-8513.

vArsity club reunion At tHunderbird villAge tAilgAte: sAturdAy, october 16, eccles coliseum west pArking lot, 1-2:30 pm

For all former Thunderbird athletes. Contact Kit Janes for details: 435-590-1209.

1976-1978 teAms footbAll reunion: sAturdAy, october 16Contact Kit Janes for details: 435-590-1209. And don’t forget to join the rest of the SUU Athletics gang at the Thunderbird Village Tailgate on Saturday, October 16, from 1-2:30 p.m.

Seldom seen University artifacts such as Old Sorrel’s Hobbles, the Rivalry Axe, the Leadership Spoon and more will be on display prior to the Alumni Brunch from 9–9:45 am


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greek reunionssigmA nu reunion: fridAy, october 15 Call Andrew Johnson for details: 914-419-7496.

deltA psi Alumni Activities: fridAy, october 15, deltA psi House (417 w 200 s), 6 pm Call Danielle for details: 702-283-0452.

sigmA nu tAilgAte pArty: sAturdAy, october 16, west of eccles coliseum, 1 pm Call Andrew Johnson for details: 914-419-7496.

AlpHA pHi Alumni teA: sAturdAy, october 16, sHArwAn smitH center bAllroom, 7:30-9:30 pm

sigmA cHi meet & greet: sAturdAy, october 16, new sigmA

cHi frAternity House (119 n 800 w)

suusA reunionssuusA executive club reunion: fridAy, october 15, stArligHt room (sHArwAn smitH student center), 6:30 pm

For former executive council members. Call Mindy Benson for details: 435-586-7763.

suusA reunions: fridAy, october 15, sHArwAn smitH center, 7:30 pm

For the Mike Wasden (2005), Micah Paul Keith (2000), Tosh Brinkerhoff (1995) and Julie Stuart Castle (1990) administrations. Call Mindy Benson for details: 435-586-7763.

SPECIAL PERFORMANCEOctober 16, at 7 :30 pm

SUU aUditoriUm

theatre artS & dance alUmni (t.a.d.a.) inviteS yoU to join them for a Special evening of

entertainment. proceedS from the variety Show will benefit the

fred adamS renaiSSance man ScholarShip. alUmni favoriteS performing inclUde: michael bahr, matthew ivan bennett, wendy & t.j. penrod, lillian

caStillo, jayceen craven walker and otherS. ticketS are $20 and

advance pUrchaSeS can be made at the centrUm ticket office

435-586-7872.


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1960 class officers: Wayne heaton, susan adams, jo ann nelson, arvonne alvey, richard moody

susc student Government senators, 1985

All members of CSU’s Class of 1960 and SUSC’s Class of 1985 are

invited to attend the Alumni Brunch and be recognized as the newest

members of SUU’s 50-and 25-year club on Saturday, October 16, at

10 a.m. in the Gilbert Great Hall of the Hunter Conference Center.

Eisenhower signs the Civil Rights Act of 1960.

The Game of Life and the Play-Doh Fun Factory

first hit toy store shelves.

Joanne Woodward received the first star on the

Hollywood Walk of Fame.

John F. Kennedy Jr. was elected President of

the United States.

Cassius Clay won the Olympic gold medal in

light-heavyweight boxing.

U.S. President Ronald Reagan sworn in for a second term in office.

The charity single “We Are the World” is recorded by USA for Africa.

Amadeus wins Best Picture at the 57th annual Academy Awards

Coca-Cola changed its formula, releasing New Coke (the response

was overwhelmingly negative and the original formula was back in

production within three months).

DNA was first used in a criminal court case.

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Southern Utah’s typical Indian summers provide the perfect weather for a round of golf before winter’s frost. With no tee times required, the Cedar Ridge Golf Course is a great solution for passing a few hours between Homecoming festivities.

CEDAR RIDGEGOLF COURSE

Visitors will experience the pioneer history of Iron County and southern Utah through hands-on exhibits and well-preserved artifacts. The Park is home to the Jenson Sawmill, which cut the first timbers used to build Old Main.

FRONTIER HOMESTEAD STATE PARK MUSEUM

Conveniently located on SUU’s campus, the fall 2010 season will be in full swing Homecoming weekend with performances of The Adventures of Pericles, Greater Tuna and The Diary of Anne Frank.Tickets available at www.bard.org

SHAKESPEAREAN FESTIVAL

Head 25 miles west on Highway 56 to see the very beginnings of southern Utah’s industrial revolution. Visitors can explore ruins of the long-gone Iron City and wander the marked nature trail.

OLD IRON TOWN

Whether you’ve been away for decades or months, you’re sure to find a pleasant surprise or two back on campus.

SUU Sculpture Stroll: Self-guided tour brochures are available in the Haze Hunter Conference Center.

Video Scoreboard: Just in time for football season, the Eccles Coliseum sports a new digital scoreboard.

Science Building: Swing by to check in on the progress of the new Science Center, slated for a spring 2011 opening.

Restored Old Main: View the most beautiful renovation on SUU’s campus. Historic photographs, artifacts and an interactive kiosk take you back to earlier days.

SUU Fudge: A longtime convenience store staple, SUU’s homemade fudge is a must on your next campus visit—a great snack for the big game.

BACK ON CAMPUS

For the young and young at heart, Park Discovery’s sturdy wood play structures include spaceships, secret hideouts and a dinosaur dig,

PARK DISCOVERY

The lesser known portion of Zion National Park, Kolob Canyon is just as impressive and much closer to campus — perfect for a quick hike or picnic.

KOLOB CANYON

Enjoy Cedar City’s new lake by fishing, swimming or simply basking in the afternoon sun on Cedar’s first true beach.

LAKE AT THE HILLS

One of Cedar City’s oldest parks, Canyon Park remains a local favorite. One of its defining features: an intersecting stream, perfect for wading. Other amenities include sand volleyball, picnic areas, a playground and the Coal Creek Trail that runs from Canyon Park to Bicentennial Park.

CANYON PARK

HOMECOMINGHOMECOMING2010BEEN AWAY A WHILE?

cedar city has more to enjoy than you may remember. Make the most of your Homecoming visit.

Coal Creek Trail Bicentennial Park

Main Street Park

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SUU annually recognizes alumni who have distinguished themselves through their careers, community service and commitment to SUU. Please join us at the Alumni Brunch this Homecoming weekend to congratulate this year’s recipients.

H O M E C O M I N G H O N O R SOUTSTANDING ALUMNUS AWARD

Since earning an accounting degree from SUSC in 1972, Larry Ellertson has fashioned an enviable career in business as well as public service. A quarter-century of work with Utah Power and Light culminated in his tenure as general business manager before his 2001 retirement. He also served as Mayor of Lindon City from 1996 to 2005, when he was elected to the Utah County Commission which he now chairs. Alongside a lifetime of professional success, Larry has also worked with many community organizations and received the Utah Lt. Governor’s Civic Volunteer of the Year Award in 2000. Larry and his wife Linda Christiansen (‘70) are the parents of five children and nine grandchildren.

DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD

As student body president, member of the school relations staff and director of the Governor’s Honors Academy, Julie Stuart (now Castle) was an influential member of the SUU community; she continues to make a difference. Following her magna cum laude graduation in political science and history, Julie worked in the former Soviet Union for nearly a year, setting up a student exchange program before embarking on a career in marketing. She is currently director of community programs and services at the Best Friends Animal Society in Kanab, UT, and has helped build model animal lifesaving programs. Julie and her husband, Gregory, run marathons and hike. She also enjoys restoring historic homes and gardening.

DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD

A lifelong friend of SUU, David Nakken earned his business administration degree while working at the local family business, Parkway Motors, where he now serves as owner and general manager. David’s company supports SUU Athletics and the Utah Summer Games and, along with his wife Stephanie (’89), also personally contributes to the advancement of the University as members of the Old Main Society. The couple has five children and one grandchild, and together they all enjoy athletics and family trips to Lake Powell. David also stays busy with service to his church as stake president of the married student wards at SUU for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He also recently served as co-chair of the successful fundraising drive for the addition to the SUU Science Center.

Larry Ellertson (1972)

Julie Stuart Castle (1992)

David Nakken (1985)

YOUNG ALUMNUS

Justin Harding embodies the success of SUU’s political science internship program. While working on a B.S. in political science, Justin served as a 1999 Capitol Hill intern to former Congressman James V. Hansen and was later hired as Hansen’s full-time legislative assistant. He then worked for Congressman Rob Bishop, and now serves as chief of staff to Congressman Jason Chaffetz. Over the years, Justin has worked on behalf of Utahns on natural resource, energy, agriculture and transportation issues. His work ethic and love for all things Utah have served the state well. He and his wife, Bridget, live in northern Virginia with their three (almost four) children, where they are active in civic, community and religious affairs.

Justin Harding (2000)

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Coming Home

Coming in with the readers’ choice award, more than 63 percent of you who voted gave Cedar City’s sherbet-colored sunsets a nod. A sunset’s intense red and orange hues are often caused by the scattering of sunlight over dust particles. Considering the dust that flies each day from our open fields, undeveloped surroundings and stirring winds, it’s little wonder Cedar’s evening skies remain a daily spectacle.

Ten Great Reasons to visit Cedar City this Fall

The football game and a smooch at midnight is just the beginning when it comes to nostalgia this Fall 2010 Homecoming weekend. To entice our T-Bird true to return to the campus you once called home, we fielded responses from hundreds of SUU students, employees, alumni and community members to compile a highlight list of the region’s best. It certainly wasn’t easy compiling all-things-Cedar City into one neat package. And we invite you to come back this fall to assess the front-runners; then drop us a line to share what you most enjoyed and what you’d substitute with your own sentimental faves. For now, in no particular order, the following Cedar City gems come highly recommended by, well, all of you.

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PAROWAN GAPOne of southern Utah’s most distinct natural wonders, the Parowan Gap is a natural mountain pass covered in Native American etchings that have been preserved for centuries. The Paiute Indian Tribe considered the gap “God’s Own House,” and recent research reveals its importance to early Native American tribes. The annual solar and lunar events which shine through the gap create a natural calendric structuring of the year’s times and seasons which have been referenced in many petroglyph inscriptions (example below) on the Parown Gap’s smooth boulder walls.


AUTUMN MOUNTAINSAutumn in Cedar City is quite literally golden, thanks to the native aspen trees scattered across mountaintops and valleys. In fact, the NBC Today Show rated Cedar City as one of the “Eight Great & Unusual Fall Foliage Destinations”. Travel Editor Peter Greenberg called Cedar City “the sleeper” in the rankings, heralding endless miles of easily accessible trails to wander through the striking natural foliage.

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An old-time gathering spot for Cedar City locals in the late 1950s and early 1960s, the original Bulloch Drug soda fountain was the hallmark of the store’s popular café (reserving the upstairs of the original Main Street building for social events such as dances and luncheons). When the Vickers family purchased Bulloch Drug in 1996, they set to work restoring the building’s original charms, adding a 1942 Bastian Blessing Soda Fountain from Chicago. The fountain has quickly reestablished its place as town gathering spot, offering something for every sweet tooth.

SODA FOUNTAIN

BURGERS & RODSNearly a decade ago, local automobile enthusiasts began gathering every Monday night for “hamburgers and hot rods” at the appropriately-themed Hermies Drive In. Word has spread, and the group regularly welcomes hot rod enthusiasts from across the region all interested in a little automobile eye candy. On any given Monday night, hot rod owners circle anywhere from 10-20 classic cars for a little shop talk, great food and new friendships.


True T-Bird – Renew vows, so to speak, with your college (or lifelong) sweetheart by kissing beside the Old Sorrel statue on the eve of Homecoming.

Tailgates – Nothing says autumn like a football tailgate with old friends, especially on Homecoming weekend.

Reunions – Known for the personal education we provide to every one of our students, Many Thunderbirds have become lifelong friends as they’ve studied and played together. Relive the dream as you catch up with classmates back on campus.

Back on campus, the changing leaves and cooler climate serve as backdrop to T-Bird tradition at its best:

The classical Shakespearean and contemporary performances are just the beginning of all that comprises the southern Utah Shakespearean Experience. A mainstay on SUU’s campus since 1962, the Festival produces six summer and three fall plays every year. With the addition of backstage tours, audience seminars and the free nightly Greenshow (as well as tasty fares peddled by very convincing Old English Brits), it is safe to say that the Utah Shakespearean Festival comes by its “Best Regional Theatre” Tony Award honestly. Come see for yourself.

SHAKESPEARE

BREAD ON A STICKNeed we say more? You haven’t experienced Cedar City until you’ve eaten a Pizza Factory breadstick fresh from the oven and brushed with butter. A word to the wise: the pizza is just as tasty, so be careful not to fill up on appetizers.

SHEEP ON PARADEMany T-Birds listed the traffic (or lack thereof) as one of their favorite things about Cedar City. Though you’ll rarely stop at more than one or two stoplights while driving through town, there is one day when Main Street reaches peak traffic. The Livestock & Heritage Festival celebrates the annual herding of livestock off the mountain with a parade of more than 1,000 sheep through the middle of town. Throw in antique tractors, bagpipe bands and stock dogs, and you’ve got one of the most unique parades in the nation right here in Cedar City.

THE “C” OVERLOOKWith the entire valley at your feet, the overlook from Cedar Mountain puts the “C” in Cedar City, offering hikers, bikers and the casual drive-in viewer a bird’s eye view of campus, Main Street and even Quichipa Lake west of town.

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CANYON PARK TRAILThere’s no better place to bump into Cedar City locals and old college friends than on the Cedar Canyon Walking Trail. Winding through town, across Coal Creek and into the mountains above one of the city’s oldest parks, the trail is the perfect backdrop for an evening stroll—and the perfect showcase of the natural beauty surrounding our quiet college town.


Judging by the recent success of

SUU songsmith, Associate Chair

and Director of Theatre Peter Sham,

acclaimed British lyricist John

Lennon was not far off the mark

when he penned “All you need is

love”—though a lot of hard work and

a keen sense of cadence and rhyme

may have bridged a few gaps in the

journey from Cedar City to London’s

West End where Sham’s hit Lend Me

a Tenor: The Musical will debut this

winter.

For reference, London’s West End

is akin to New York City’s Broadway.

And after months of cross continen-

tal meetings and rewrites, Sham is

on the last leg of a five-year expedi-

tion that started on the night shift

in his son’s nursery as a newborn

Orlando Sham screened a rudimen-

tary rehearsal of his father’s now

acclaimed lyrics in lullaby.

Says Sham, “When I wrote Tenor,

I was dripping with love for my new

family; I was experiencing something

at the very center of humanity.”

Fitting beginnings for a musi-

cal that has been hailed as heart-

warming, uproarious and, yes,

family friendly.

Weeks into his sabbatical abroad,

Sham looks forward to the work

ahead and to sharing his experience

with those he loves: his family, his

colleagues and his students.

Of the latter, Sham explains, “I

take my students with me. I think of

them all the time and try to figure

out how to get them out there.”

After returning to campus Sham

plans to use his London experience

to expose students to some of the

industry’s best by bringing stage

colleagues to SUU as visiting artists.

Additionally, he hopes to include

students in internship

roles in preparation

for Tenor’s New York

City Broadway debut

slated for 2012. For an

aspiring actor, such is

the stuff of dreams.

And that is Sham’s

ultimate ambition.

The lights of Broadway are bright

but for Sham, nothing is quite as

rewarding as helping others along on

the journey.

For all he has to give, Sham is cer-

tain his has been the larger benefit.

“Teaching forces me to live the stuff I

spout every day to all of [my students].”

Not yet jaded in a cutthroat indus-

try, Sham says the same values he

works to instill in his students are

to credit for his own success: hard

work, passion and humor.

“Especially humor,” he adds, find-

ing it ironic that after 12 years

in NYC, his path to

the Great White Way

will come through

Cedar City, Utah.

Not one to prema-

turely celebrate vic-

tory, Sham remains

“anxious but hope-

ful” about his cur-

rent success.

“When I’m in the audience with

my friends and family. When we’re

all laughing, and my work is the thing

that has brought us all together, that’s

when I’ll really feel like I did good.”

Sham takes musical hit “Tenor” to London’s West End

“Our students will see people – work

with people – that no other Utah school can touch. Their

training will be off the charts.”

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The T-Bird mantle will take on additional meaning

to future SUU graduates, thanks to SUU Provost

Brad Cook’s new academic roadmap. At its core, the

academic roadmap aims to raise student achievement

by drawing upon the backbone of an SUU education:

experience-based learning, a supportive academic

environment and strong community partnerships.

In short, SUU students will be getting everything they

have been getting for years, only amplified.

Add to that: programming to help students integrate

coursework and extracurricular activities in the pursuit

of a well-rounded perspective, and Thunderbird students

will emerge better prepared for the shifting dynamics of

modern-day professionalism.

Under this model, SUU graduates will attain a wealth

of discipline-specific understanding, while simultaneously

developing a breadth of cultural and professional exposure

that roots knowledge in a global awareness. As symbolism

goes, this educational model is the perfect fit for the T-Bird

campus, with a T-shaped student as the ultimate goal.

Cook calls it a “broad-based education”; the academic

community simply calls it good business, considering that

every year, more than 30 million Americans are working

in jobs that did not exist in the previous quarter, according

to the U.S. Department of Labor.

A key component to future professional success is to help

students practically apply their studies across a variety of

fields. To this end, every undergraduate degree at SUU will

include experiential education requirements that afford

hands-on learning and professional exposure. Choosing

among civic, global, leadership, outdoor or creative

engagement, students will gain real-world experience

in their chosen academic field through undergraduate

research, academic service learning and internships, all

designed to develop the creative problem solving and

leadership skills many employers have reported as missing

in entry-level professionals.

With plans to expand the programming and alliances to

best position students for long-term success, some of the

roadmap’s highlights include:

• Required experiential education

• Increased interdisciplinary programming

• Expanded international partnerships

• Improved first-year and ongoing student support services

• Heightened academic standards

• Improved career and post-graduate counseling

Of SUU’s future, President Michael T. Benson has

said, “We cannot afford to be average, nor can we be all

things to all people. But those things that we choose to

do, we will do exceptionally well.” With that charge, the

SUU experience will be refined as something uniquely

valuable in the region—the state’s best kept secret in

higher education and the student’s best bet for long-term

professional success.

THE OF T-BIRDS TO COMESHAPEA C A D E M I C M I S S I O N

southern utah university provides a personalized, integrative, and experiential learning environment.

Emphasize excellence in learning designed to foster critical thinking, effective communication, lifelong intellectual curiosity, global awareness, personal responsibility, and integrity

Offer educational experiences typical of private universities with the affordability of public higher education

Provide outstanding programs of study in the arts and sciences, pre-professional, professional, and graduate studies

Contribute to state, regional, and community needs as a social, cultural, and economic catalyst

Harness and integrate our unique geographic location in the SUU educational experience

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F O C U S

How did the two of you meet?Nicole: We met during spring

quarter 1996 in Professor Julie Simon’s

Expository Writing class. We were

both dating others at the time, but

our first impressions must have stuck;

we rekindled our acquaintance the

following August.

Rob: I asked Nicole to marry me in

the same classroom where we met and

we married June 9, 1997.

Where is your favorite vacation spot as a couple?

Hawaii and the Caribbean.

What are your interests and hobbies?

Rob: mountain biking, running,

coaching soccer, reading and spending

time with my family.

Nicole: book club, biking and

graphic design.

How do you keep your Thunderbird pride alive?

We love to stop in Cedar City with

our kids and show them where we

went to school, the apartments we

lived in and the things we did in

college.

KYLE TURNER’97, psychology, assistant athletic trainer, Kansas City Royals Baseball

ROB & NICOLE REYNARDRob: ’99, political science, founding partner/ attorney, Pia Anderson Dorius Reynard & Moss, PLLC, Salt Lake City, UtahNicole ‘99, commu-nication, homemaker and owner of Cedar Roots - Simply Pic-tures, Inc.

What accomplishments make you most proud?

On the personal level, having a family.

It is always great to have success, but

without loved ones to share it with, it can

be meaningless. On a professional level,

I always dreamt I’d make it to the major

leagues. I first thought I could do it as

a player but in due time, I successfully

refocused my goals to do it as an athletic

trainer.

How do you impact your community?

I have started an outreach medical

team to provide assistance to poverty

stricken communities in the Dominican

Republic. Our team of physicians and

medical students go over once a year to

provide basic health care screens and

treatment.

How did SUU impact your success?Dr. Stephen Lunt was one of my

first professors and taught me a lot

about professionalism and hard work. He

taught me that nothing worthwhile in life

is easy nor without tribulation, but that

in the end, it is always worth fighting for.

The friends I

associate with

every day are the

people I met at

SUU.

B R O O K E U L R I c H


Where are you now?I live in Salt Lake City with my

husband, Randall W. Allred. We

have four great children.

What professional accomplishments make you most proud?

I have been with the Company

since the beginning of performances

in the Capitol Theater. The first

performance was “Othello” and the

director was Fred Adams. We had

ten costumes and one box of sewing

supplies. I have helped build that

supply to over $3 million worth of

costume stock.

What are your top SUU memories?

I learned to make the most of

whatever I did by working with

Fred Adams in various theatrical

productions and with the Utah

Shakespearean Festival. Through

him, I came to love the arts.

How do you impact your community?

Currently, I’m a Venture Crew

Chief for a Venture Scouting Group

in Pittsburgh. Also, this past year,

my wife and I have been active in

charity walks with Highmark and

The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society

for dear friends who have family

with leukemia and cerebral palsy.

What are your favorite SUU memories?

There are so many: my time as

an RA in Manzanita, giving tours as

a Presidential Ambassador, working

on projects with SUUSA. Another

that stands out would be going to

a National Corndog Day (March 20)

party that good friends of mine put

together year after year.

Do you have any SUU-related traditions?

While we lived in St. George,

before we moved to Pittsburgh, I

really enjoyed the annual alumni

BBQ, but since we’re out here, I

guess I need to create some new SUU

traditions.

What SUU class has most impacted your success?

I have used the knowledge from

communication graphics almost

every day since college. I enhance

pictures using Photoshop, and I

use the information about building

websites on a daily basis with my

business.

What is your favorite vacation spot?

My husband and I LOVE to go on

cruises. There’s just something about

being able to eat pizza at midnight

that makes me really happy.

What are your hobbies?I love Halloween, and last year my

family and I carved 55 pumpkins!

I also love to go boating with my

family and, of course, I love to

decorate.

Do you have any longstanding SUU traditions?

The friends I associate with every

day are the people I met at SUU.

We also try to return to SUU for

the opening ceremonies of the Utah

Summer Games every year.

SUSAN MEMMOTT ALLRED’73, theatre arts, resident costume designer, Utah Symphony and Utah Opera Company

MICAH PAUL KEITH’06, finance, associate brandmanager, Heinz North America

BROOKE ULRICH‘04, communication, owner of All Things Thrifty

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(below) Carl Pollard (’90), Maile Wilson (’08) and Dennis Busch (’10) and a World War II SNJ Aircraft during the Commemorative Air Force Tour at the Cedar City Regional Airport.

(above) The dental clinic of Guizella Rocabado, Tressa Seamons (dental hygenist), Dr. Barnes (dentist), Nathan Anderson, Michelle Jones, Mikelle Woodruff and Stacey Christensen (front row) during a recent Alternative Spring Break trip to the Dominican Republic.

(above) Liz (’07) & Jon McNaughtan (’09) along with Steve Kiisel (’07) attending last season’s SUU Gymnastics meet in San Jose, CA.

(below) Alumnae Megan “Mini” Russell (’08), Sherstin Creamer (’06), Lindsay Pace (’08), Allie Pace and Thor at Thunderbird Night at the Salt Lake Bees in April.

(right) Richy T. Steadman and Misty Dial at “Trans-

Mormons, More Than Meets the Eye” where Richy played

a retired GI Joe.

C L A S S N O T E S

Stay in touch

with your former

classmates and

share in the

celebration of your

accomplishments

through our

online Class

Notes program at

suu.edu/alumi/

classnotes.

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(above) Ashley Goodrich Dixon (’05), Natalie Miller Crockett (’06) holding her new baby boy Camden McKay Crockett (born June 30, 2010) and Kiersty Lund Loughmiller (’06).

(above) SUU Alpha Phi Alumnae at the Utah Griz-zlies. Top row: Jacie-Cole Webster, Kimber El-lison. Bottom row: Natalie Challier, Becca Moren, Rachelle Gunderson Smith, Lisa Richardson and Gina Battisti.

(right) Shane Johnson (‘03) won an Emmy for his news story titled “Idaho’s Flying Saucer Man.” He is a news reporter/anchor in the Boise metro area.

(above) A recent classmate reunion in Las Cruces, New Mexico. Left to right: SUU alumnae Harriette Humphus Beale, Maureen Robb and Bonnie Williams Pacheco.

(left) l to r: Andrew Barnett (future alumnus), Brianna Lebreton (’10) and Heather Adams (’09) at Thunderbird Football.

(left) l to r: Preston Wankier, Caytee Cox Wankier (’08), Ashley Hall, Carl Webb (’10), Mindy Benson (’94), Cody Alder-son (‘09), Sherstin Creamer (’06) and Jeff Kinsel (’10) at the 2010 Utah County Alumni BBQ.

(above right) alternating front row to back: Stephanie Baldwin (’01), Mandy Gillespie Whitaker (’97), Deanna Thomas Allen, Ericka Andersen (’97), Denise Dalley Pettley (’00), Natalie Asay Erskine, Lyndi Osoro Trafny, Carrie Van Ness Gunderson (’02), Susie Shrocke, Amber Dalley McRae (’97), Jaime Anderson Benson (’00), Lisa Sanders Thompson (’98), Paul Thompson, Mary Heyborne Nickolai (’98), Katie Clifford (‘98), Alicia Brooks (’04), Jane Beckner Rhodes, Jennie Halverson Roos (’01), Kathie Salimbene Ellsworth.

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It is easy to see the sense as well as sensibility in Steven

D. Bennion accepting the executive directorship of the

Michael O. Leavitt Center for Politics and Public Service

at SUU four years after retiring as the University’s 14th

president in 2006.

The Bennion family legacy and his

own attachment to SUU are obvious

starting places. But, perhaps a more

evident rationale is his love of country,

politics and public service and his

deep regard for Leavitt, former Utah

governor and cabinet member for

President George W. Bush.

“One of my signal achievements as

SUU president was the creation of a

Center for Politics and Public Service,”

explained Bennion. “We happily named

the center in honor of one of SUU’s most distinguished

alumni, Michael O. Leavitt (‘78), whose donations of his

official papers and documents to SUU have enhanced the

opportunity for students and faculty to benefit from his

extensive public leadership and service.”

In return, Leavitt is quick to hail Bennion’s return to

service at the University.

“A combination of seasoned scholarship and a lifetime

of leadership puts Dr. Bennion in a position to provide

students at the Center for Politics and Public Service with

a truly unique academic experience.”

As executive director, Bennion will ensure the Leavitt

Center fulfills its mission of 1) providing student leadership

opportunities through political and public

engagement and 2) providing a forum in

southern Utah to debate the political issues

and policies that affect our state.

In a story well known to many, Bennion’s

tenure was a kind of familial homecoming

since his grandfather, Milton Bennion,

served as the founding principal of the then

Branch Normal School. Now, his grandson

readily emphasizes that great teamwork

was the key to his own achievements

as SUU president. “One who is too often

overlooked is Marj, my wife of 46 years,

who is an indispensable partner in everything we have

done,” he said.

Bennion’s SUU years are marked by countless

accomplishments; yet he lists the Leavitt Center and its

success as one of his most treasured achievements.

“I am delighted to serve at the Center and enable

students, political leaders, faculty and others to discuss

public issues and to engage our students in service and

leadership opportunities.”

BaCk HOME

Dr. Steven Bennion was recognized by students as optimistic and enthusiastic during his years as president of Southern Utah University.

SUU welcomes back Emeritus President Dr. Steven Bennion


THE OLD MAIN SOCIETYThe Old Main Society honors those select donors whose lifetime cumulative cash, in-kind or deferred gifts total $50,000 or more (organizations enter the Society at $100,000). Gift levels include: Old Main Society – Centurium Circle (more than $1,000,000); Old Main Society – Gold Medallion ($500,000 - $999,999); Old Main Society – Benefactor ($100,000 - $499,999); and Old Main Society ($50,000 - $99,999). The Old Main Society – Legacy Circle is a special level that honors those who have made planned gifts to the University in the form of bequests, estates, trusts, annuities, etc.

Centurium CircleALSAM Foundation Cline & Jane DahleGeorge S. & Dolores Doré Eccles

FoundationAustin* & Magda* Jones Emma Eccles Jones FoundationDixie & Anne Leavitt Family Foundation D. Eldon & Jane LuntFrank & Celestia NicholsEdward Jr.* & Carolyn Rondthaler**Jim F. Jones*L.S. & Aline SkaggsHyrum W. & Gail A. SmithThe Sorenson Legacy FoundationSouthern Utah FoundationJulius Matthew* & Mary Sainsbury Visser

Gold MedallionCedar City CorporationMarriner S. Eccles FoundationJon & Karen Huntsman FoundationIntermountain HealthcareObert C.* & Grace Adams* TannerTanner Charitable Trust**Tanner Utah Universities Trust

BenefactorAnonymousAmerican Pacific Corp./Western

Electrochemical Co.Nolan ArchibaldAlan & Karen AshtonJerry C. & Carolyn Atkin**Black & DeckerMervyn L. Brenner FoundationBonneville International CorporationCarter EnterprisesE. Val & Marilyn ClarkDouglas L. ClineLarry & Joan DahleOrien Dalley*Daniels Fund Jane T. Doran EstateMargaret Driggs***Garth & Jerri FrehnerArthur W.* & Shirley M.* Gardner Kem & Carolyn Gardner**Neil & Anne Gardner

Robert* & Genevieve Gardner**Lawrence K. GatesCarol A. GoodsonDaryl R. & Willma* HaltermanJay Dee* & Alice* HarrisWayne & Annette HepplerMelvin R.* & Carmen* HepworthHerbst FoundationCedar City-Brian Head Tourism Bureau

(fka Iron County Tourism & Convention Bureau)

W. M. Keck FoundationKUTV 2 Leavitt Group Enterprises The Michael & Jacalyn Leavitt FoundationJohn* & Cleopha G. LeBaronC. Fredrick, II & Linda Susan LohrengelMetalcraft Technologies**Sheila MillerCharles R. NortonQuestar CorporationRay, Quinney & Nebeker FoundationS.J. & Jessie E. Quinney FoundationLauretta Perry*Rocky Mountain Power/Pacificorp

(fka Utah Power)Gary P. SandersDr. Gerald R. SherrattElla Sherman*Bernon M. & Irene SmithState Bank of Southern UtahMark* & Nedra Stephensen**Larry StillmanDr. W.C. Swanson Foundation**Mountain America Federal Credit UnionThe Church of Jesus Christ of

Latter-day SaintsUS West FoundationUtah Arts CouncilUtah Arts EndowmentWells Fargo (fka First Security)Richard Ray & Linda Whetten Wilson Rick* & Peg* YoungZions Bank

Old Main SocietyAnonymousKen & Carol AdelmanArthur* & Vada ArmbrustTheron* & Lucretia* AshcroftPaul* & Olga Leschisin* BeckSteven D. & Marjorie H. BennionKen & Georgia BettridgeKen & Carol BlacknerAndy & Janet BlumenClaron & Claudia BradshawGail & Jane BradshawRobert & Onda* Bradshaw Stanley H.* & Christy B.* BradshawAlice Todd BraithwaiteDr. Verl Broadbent*Robert A. BroughWarren* & June* BullochErnest H.* & Donna* BurgessErnest M. Burgess*Joe & Beverly BurgessWilliam Miles Burgess*Bert* & Ada* CarpenterDr. Boyd & Suzanne CarterCalvin W. & Gaye CarterDavid & Carolyn CarterDouglas Jack CarterJack H. & Evelyn CarterW. Boyd & Jean C. ChristensenDelila Gwyn Roueche ClarkC. C. Clayton FoundationCherie P. CrawfordCurtis H. CrawfordMont & Carolyn Crosland

Rainer & Patricia Cosgriff DahlDr. David A.* & Emma* DolowitzJohn DonnellHarold Perry Driggs EstateScott* & Virginia* DunhamCorinne L. EsmeierNathan Brent & Lindsey EsplinDavid W.* & Beatrice* EvansDr. Reed* & Ethel* FarnsworthClayton* & Ann FrehnerWayne FronkSteve & Cyndi GilbertDave & Judy GrantJoseph & Dianne GublerGarrett & Carrie GundersonNeil & Luanne HahlDr. George C. & Helen HalesConrad V. & Elva* HatchGary A. & Beulah F. HigginsonCharles & Kathie HormanCharles Forrest* & Dawn Andrus HunterR. Haze & Betty Jean HunterCharles & Marguerite JacksonRichard M. & Susan JacobsenRon* & Lorraine JenkinsDavid H. & June JeppsonCarl E.* & Esther V.* JepsonCosette Elaine JoestenClarence L. & Dorothy Ruth Jolley Homer & Barbara Belle

MacFarlane* JonesLewis* & Neone* JonesMerrell Robert & Carol Ann JonesReuben* & Josephine JonesRulon A. Jones*W. Arthur* & Rhoda* JonesCharles JuddLourie JuddC. Jay KeltnerJ. Douglas & Janet KnellWesley P.* & Lois LarsenLynn M. & Tona LeanyMark Leany*George L.* & Blanche* LeBaronRichard Hamblin* & Fern Heaton* LeighRobert* & Helen LinfordJack & Jodi LivingoodJames Kent & Mary LongleyJoe & Jean LopourEdward & Bonnie LuntLanell* & Lucy* LuntLarry & Susan LuntRobert LuntWillard H.* & Inez K.* LuntDr. Michael & Patricia MajorElloyd* & Shirley* MarchantCol. Alva Leon & Barbara A. MathesonDarrell* & Florence MatthewsGeorge A. & Stephanie K. McCulleyBetty McDonaldDell Vaughn McDonaldChristine McNaughtDr. Ross McNaughtDon Ray & Ruth MellingJerry & Pat MolenDavid & Lesley Anne MorrisHaymer & Nevada Roberts MorrisMiles D. & Mary Taylor MorrisPhillip B.* & Dorothea W.

Wimmer MortonE. Lyman & Ronda* MunfordDr. Floyd & Marian* MunsonBret MurieDr. Kent & Cherie MyersNathanial W. & Cherrie NaegleDavid & Stephanie NakkenHerb* & Janet NakkenMarsha NortonDr. Alex* & Bessie Oblad

Eugene* & Ada* PalmerRichard I. & LaPriel PalmerDr. Rodney I.* & Louise PalmerWilliam I.* & Virginia* PalmerPeery FoundationReed C.* & Gladys* PettyDavid R. Jr.* & Sabey Driggs* PingreeLerin* & Norma* PorterTerry L. & Debby Rindlisbacher PorterDr. James S.* & Leatha* PrestwichTom & Brenda PughCharles* & Annaley Naegle* ReddEldrow* & Marjorie ReeveVicki ReissAfton A. RichardsDaniel S. & Jane RobertsVince & Diana RosdahlNick & Penny RoseFrances SaxtonD.C.* & LaRue* SchmutzMitchell & Gaona Olds SchoppmannDr. John L. Seymour*Rett & Christene Shakespear /

ERA Realty CenterLowell & Colleen SherrattSimmons Family FoundationThomas R. SmithJuergen H.* & Marci E. StaudteRoy E. Talbot Living TrustRichard* & Georgia Beth ThompsonStayner & Dorothy ThompsonErwin & Ruth ThomysJune ThorleyMax J.* & Robert* ThorleyMel Thorley*Lear & Lonni ThorpeAndrew & Susan TompkinsShannon TorontoD. Claude* & Martha* UrieScott M.*, Ruth C.* & Lois L.* UrieUtah Shakespearean Festival GuildGale & Alice WaiteLew* & Nola Woodland WallacePhilip E. WatsonDr. Elvin* & Elois WaymentMax D. & Ruth WeaverLance L. & Peggy R. WhettenLoren* & LaVeve* WhettenDave & Cindy WhiteheadLindsay & Tracy WhiteheadJack E.* & Beverly Hancock WhitingDoris Williamson*Gayle & Carolyn WinterroseRulan*& Lois WoodburyDr. Eugene* & Leslie WoolfEstel L.* & Leah M.* WrightIanthus* & Alice S.* WrightJim & Karen WrightElden* & Grace* YergensenRenn & Marie Zaphiropoulos

Legacy CircleAnonymousDavid & Mary AndersonDennis & Karen BauerDr. Rodney* & Dale BrownDavid & Carolyn CarterDouglas Jack CarterMorris H. & Colleen CunninghamDavid & Jolynn DaviesJane T. Doran EstateA. Garth & Geraldine Rollo FisherRobert FuehrArthur W.* & Shirley M* Gardner Daryl R. & Willma* HaltermanAlan R. & Kathleen L. HamlinAustin* & Magda* Jones Burch Mann EstateDon Ray & Ruth Melling

Dr. Rodney I.* & Louise PalmerRichard & Mary Lue PaytonMervyn PrinceLaMar & Jean* Salisbury RiddEdward Jr.* & Carolyn RondthalerRoy E. Talbot EstateObert C.* & Grace Adams* TannerJune ThorleyScott M.*, Ruth C.* & Lois L.* UrieJulius Matthew* & Mary Sainsbury VisserRick* & Peg* Young John & Collette WadsworthDoris Williamson*

**New to gift club*Deceased

PRESIDENT’S GIVING SOCIETYNew President’s level giving societies recognize those whose annual financial support is central to the development of the University. Gifts of this nature have been made to the institution by individuals, businesses, corporations, foundation and other organizations which support the University at significant levels. These five prestigious societies recognize annual cash and in-kind gifts to the University of $1,000 or more and members receive invitations to special SUU events and recognition at the presidential level. The new gift societies are: President’s Cabinet ($25,000 or more); President’s Circle ($10,000 - $24,999); President’s Council ($5,000 - $9,999); President’s Associates ($2,500 - $4,999); and the President’s Club ($1,000 - $2,499).

President’s CabinetNolan D. ArchibaldGail & Jane BradshawBob & Onda* Bradshaw Cline & Jane DahleLarry & Joan DahleGarth & Jerri FrehnerNeil & Anne GardnerLawrence K. GatesSargon G. HeinrichJim F. Jones*Austin M. Jones*Donald E. JonesSheila MillerDouglas & Cammie MillerLarry Stillman Rich & Linda Wilson

Black & DeckerCedar City Corporation Color GraphicsGeorge S & Dolores Doré

Eccles FoundationJon & Karen Huntsman FoundationNakken Family PartnershipPayne Trucking

T he support of generous individuals and organizations is invaluable to the success of Southern Utah University. Every gift to the University is important and has a profound impact on students, faculty and staff. The entire SUU community is deeply appreciative of the loyalty and ongoing support of alumni and friends who make a difference by their contributions. The lists that

follow honor those donors who have made gifts throughout the past fiscal year from July 1, 2009 to June 30, 2010. We have made every effort to recognize the generosity of our many donors. We realize we may make errors from time to time. If you feel that your name should appear on one of these lists and does not, or it appears incorrectly, please contact our office at 435-586-7775 and we will make every effort to correct the error.

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Questar Corporation Educational Foundation

State of Utah Tanner Utah Universities TrustThe Dixie & Anne Leavitt

Foundation The Sorenson Legacy FoundationVanguard Charitable Endowment

President’s CircleAnonymous Kent & Tina DavisRita FordhamJeff & Nancy MaxwellDavid & Stephanie NakkenCarolyn Rondthaler

AD-VISION Marketing Solutions LLC

Art Works for Kids!Dixie Regional Medical CenterFidelity Charitable Gift FundHinton, Burdick, Hall &

Spilker PLLCIPA Intermountain Power AgencyLockheed Martin Scholarship

FoundationLynn M. Leany Family TrustNational Park FoundationPacifiCorpPiercy, Bowler, Taylor & KernRocky Mountain Power

Foundation Shannon Family FoundationSymantecThe Brunswick Foundation Inc.The Scholarship Foundation

President’s CouncilAnonymousJim Bowns Kathleen ChurchJames A. CooperGenevieve Gardner Kerry B. HardingConnie C. HolbrookDavid & June JeppsonBarry & Cynthia LineJoseph & Jean LopourDaril & Dana MaglebyMarian Monson David & Carol Ann NymanEleene OsborneJames W. ParkinsonVince & Diana RosdahlDennis & Jennifer SponerGale & Alice WaiteMax WeaverBrad WilliamsCharles & Joan Woodbury

Bryce Canyon Natural History Association

Color Country PediatricsDeloitte FoundationIM Flash TechnologiesLes Olson CompanyMountain States Ford DealersSeymour Library TrustState Bank of Southern Utah Zions Bank

President’s AssociatesMichael & Debi BensonKent & Bonnie BishopBob & Arlene BraithwaiteJack & Evelyn CarterGregory & Julianne CastleAllen D. ChristensenJoyce H. Cook Nathan & Lindsay EsplinGlen HaltermanToni K. HansenBrad HoltThadd & Gayle JenningsGary & Utahna JonesDavid & Lynette JuddPrent & Joy KlagJune D. ThorleyMichael & Sandra Thomas Georgia B. ThompsonMichael T. TitusLawrence & Melinda WandelBeverly H. WhitingChase & Teresa WilliamsShon & Regan Wilson

Aspen Education Group IncAsset Management Real Estate LLCBelliston Family FoundationBoulevard Home FurnishingsCedar City Rotary Foundation Inc.Daniels FundChallis BroadcastingEnergySolutionsFirst Security Foundation Howard R. Driggs Memorial

FoundationMesquite Bus CompanyMGM Mirage Voice FoundationPalladon IronSouthern Utah Football CampWells Fargo Bank Foundation

President’s ClubJeanne Ahern Tim & Kathryn AndersonLen BadertscherJeffrey & Jocelyn BarnesMitch & Sherilee BealerAmy BeareKen & Cidnee BeazerAngus & Jenny BellistonSteven & Marjorie BennionKathryn BergMark & Jamie BigelowDarin & Lola BirdMerlin & June BishopDavid & Lori Ann BlacknerAlan & Patricia BrajnikoffMike & Carol BroadbentScott & Penny BrownAnita BunkerBrian N. BurrowsBill & Christine ByrnesHal & Joan CampbellGarret & Staci Bird CarsonLeon & Irma ChidesterC Dolph ChurchRuth CoatesCharles A. CrabbRoger & Gaylyn DavisJerry & Donna EddlemanJohn & Patricia EmbleyKenneth & Helen EnglehartMichael J. EvansMelvin & Linda FonnesbeckFred Gibson Jr.Roland GowLinda R. GreenAmber J. GriffithsRichard J. GruberRichard HardinKimber & LaRae HeatonJeana HirschiSusan HodsonTom & Rachelle HughesRichard & Marcia HynesTheron & Christine JensenCosette E. JoestenStuart & Michelle JonesMilton & Grace JonesPeter & Michelle Butler KlineLois LarsenJolene C. LeeSteve & Sherrill LuntPaul & Naomi LuntSuzanne MaglebyClark R. MaglebyDon & Jacqueline MarchantJames H. McDonaldLowell & Barbara MechamJoanne J. MiddletonClair & Suzanne MorrisKent & Cherie MyersRandi Nelson-FraustoPreston & Vicki NelsonDarin & Becka OttSusan D. PedersenR. Scott PhillipsJason & Valorie RamptonMarjorie S. ReeveDorothy J. RollerChristopher J. RomneyRussell & Wanda SevyJim SevyJune SewingGerald R. SherrattWayne & Maria SmithScott SorensenMathew & Kathryn SorensenChris & Sadie SpencerBrian D. StockGerald & Jeanette StokerKeith & Shirley Tattersall

Carl & Shirley TemplinRobert & Lorraine WarrenAnne Weiler – Brown Jared S. WilckenDenise Woodbury*Renn & Ree Zaphiropoulos

Altair Enterprises IncBlue Pine MotelBradshaw, Smith & Co.Bullochs Drug StoreBurton LumberC. Wade & Marie D. Bell FundCedar City Dairy QueenCreamer Insurance Agency Inc.EnCana CorporationFFKR Architects/Planners IIGem AwardsGeneral Theatrical SupplyGolden State Fibres Destruction

& RecyclingGreen Valley SpaHughes & AssociatesIBM International FoundationIron County Home Builders

AssociationJacobsen Construction

Company Inc.Layton ConstructionLeavitt Group Enterprises Merrill Lynch & Co. FoundationMHTN Architects Inc.Mountain Eye Institute Opal Financial GroupOral & Maxillofacial Surgery

Center P.C.Overstock.comPenterraSalt Lake TribuneSemnani FoundationSmead ManufacturingSouthern Utah FoundationStaudte EngineeringSterling & Shelli Gardner

FoundationStudent Alumni AssociationSuh’dutsing Technologies LLCT-Bird Women’s BasketballThe Church of Jesus Christ of

Latter-day SaintsUBS Financial Services Inc.Wal-Mart FoundationWebster OrthodonticsWhetten Family LTD

THE BRISTLECONE CLUBThe oldest and hardiest tree known to man, the bristlecone pine must defeat some of the most demanding terrain on earth in order to add its austere beauty to the landscape. In the same way, the Bristlecone Club members recognized here have done much to assist Southern Utah University in surmounting the challenges of the past to maintain its stellar reputation as a source for quality education. The Bristlecone Club recognizes annual gifts of $500 - $999.

Gayle H. AdamsFred C. AdamsStuart & Regina AdamsRusty & Kim Aiken Randall C. Allen Michael J. AndersonMichael & Kelly AndersonDeborah A. AonaKurt & Kim BaileyJoe BakerMindy BensonBradley K. Bishop

Glenn D. BougieLarry & Anne LinnHarry & Lynne BrownEric & Luanne BrownChristy D. CameronRon CardonRonald L. CarlingNed & Patricia CarnahanBoyd & Jean ChristensenJonathan ChristyVal & Mary Lou ChurchGary W. ClarkBradley & Terri CookMark & Dena CorryKevin & Colette CoxJoey & Kristy DeGraafRichard & Ann EastlynRichard A. EissingerBrent & Pauline EsplinTobin J. FaucheuxDean & Deborah FowlesRobert & LaRue GardnerBrian & Sharla GrafKendall & Rea GublerKenneth* & Louise HanzonSusan D. HarrisRachelle HeinerBob HomerStuart & Gayle HornPeter T. HulinWilliam G. HumphreyTravis HumphriesRyan & Sami HuntKit & Diane JanesSally JensenDennis E. JohnsonLuann JohnsonElyce JonesNolan K. KauweloaMitchell K. KauweloaSteven T. KiiselClaude E. LambRandall & Jo Anne LamoreauxJanene C. LancasterKit & Donna LawDavid & Kari LouthanJames & Carol MacfarlaneNatalie MarshallAndrew MarvickMark McCullochVaughn McDonaldRick & Tammy MeltonRicky & Shauna MendiniDan P. NeubauerJustin C. NeuhartDwayne & Sandy NielsonJacqueline C. NielsonDean O’DriscollKelly & Valarie OlsonWilliam F. O’Neill Dale & Annetta OrtonDorian & Joyce PageAlan & Mary PearsonRickey & Lori PerryMichael & Natalie PflegerDouglas & Fiona PhillipsMichael PlyerTed & Connie PorrayCharles J. PorterRamon & Barbara PrestwichDavid A. ReesRon RencherKerry & Lori RuppAnn SalviazulKate StarlingGreg StaufferDiane S. StrachanDavid & LuAnn TannerDavid & Lisa Ursem Ella Van Groningen Kit C. WarehamMark J. WebsterLyman WhitakerChandler & Cheryl WhitelawNathan & Jennifer WilkeyLee & Linda Wood

Allegiance Direct BankAshworth OutletsDCW PropertiesDell USA LPDMJ Realty Inc.G. Stoker Family Corp.Garden House of Cedar CityGeneral Electric FoundationHenriksen/Butler Design

Group Inc.Hunter Cowan

IC GroupIFA Country StoreJones & JonesKolob Regional Health CareKyler Kohler & OstermillerLewis Barney Anesthesia Inc.Nahraiva Financial

Investments, Inc.Paiute Las Vegas GolfPooltechs Inc.Robison Marketing Inc.Rockin’ R RanchSantoro Driggs Walch Kearney

Holley & Thompson Ltd.Son Builders Inc.Southern Utah Vision CareStar Sign & Banner LLCState Farm Companies FoundationThe Conservative Caucus Political

Action CommitteeThe Grand Lodge Brian HeadThe Mane AttractionYellow Book Sales & Distribution

Company

THE CENTENNIAL CLUB

The University’s Centennial Celebration commemorated a century of commitment to learning – a commitment driven in large part by the generosity of the University’s alumni and friends. Membership in the Centennial Club demonstrates a dedication to Southern Utah University and to its charge of providing quality educational experiences for all students through the new century. The Centennial Club recognizes annual gifts of $100 - $499.

Matt AbramsBrad & Donna AdairEric & Dialea AdamsDave & Tasha AdamsIda T. AdamsRobert K. AdamsKathy AdamsDavid S. AdmireAllen & Denise AlexanderMitch & Penny AlgerNorma AmosaMargaret AmyKay L. AndersenMarlene AndersonJoan AndersonRichard & Beverly AndersonAustin & Barbara AndersonCraig & Pat AndersonDouglas AndradeDolores E. AndradeSeth G. ArmstrongSuzanne L. ArrouesKristin F. AshdownJames M. AtonKatherine AugustCollette D. AusseressesMichael S. AverettKevin C. AverettCharles & Mary BabcockLen BadentscherMichael & Kristen BahrAlan & Sara BaileyMichael & Dallas BairdDeborah A. BakerWilliam & Jean BakerPeter & Jessica BanksFrank BarattaBruce O. BarkerMary E. BarkworthScott D. Barlow

Michael & Amy BarrickClay BarthRichard & Sheila BartonDan B. BartonKarlene BauerTimothy & Clare BauerScott & Stephanie BaumanRobert & Jacquelyne BeattyWilliam BedfordJeffrey C. BedfordRobert & Emma Lou BeecroftGlen & Sonja BeereBrad & Jeanette BennettDaniel L. BennionRich & Jaime BensonBrenda K. BentleyBarbara BergstromRulon BickmoreJoseph W. BishopWilliam E. BoardmanDouglas G. BonzoMax BonzoSteven A. BorgetKirk & Maria Bowden Gerald & Sheila BowlerCasey J. BownsSusan M. BozarthDiane BrackPhillips & Camille BradfordKeith M. BradshawKarl & Jane BraithwaiteJeb & Pam BraninRobert & Linda BraschiVance BroadbentCameron S. & Kim BrooksF. William & Elaine BroughBradley & Kelli BrownTodd & Robyn BrownVik & Christina BrownSharon BrownJohn & Mary BrownRock & Lindsey BrownSarah BrownMary D. BrownGregory S. BrownRobert & Laurel BrowningVeola BryantScott & Aileen BullochKenneth E. BullochJana BullochLois L. Bulloch John & Tara BunkallNatalie BurdenJoe & Beverly BurgessJeff & Melina BurgessGary & Christy BurnettJessica L. BurrAndy & Jen BurtCrystal M. BurtDennis M. BuschVan & Allison BushnellKirt & Susan BussioDail J. ButlerMichael & Antoniette CameliJack CannonDick & Vickey CarlsonAda D. Carpenter*Michael & Marijeanne CarterCalvin & Gaye CarterJim CaseArt & Vickie ChallisLaVell & Dean ChamberlainJennifer ChandlerKelly M. ChatterleyGreg ChildShane ChristensenBruce & Patricia ChristensenDavid S. ChristensenRalph & Callie ClarkFred & Alice ClarkRobert ClawsonRichard ClementsRichard W. ClevelandAaron ClowardPat CluffJoan CoatesCynthia CookNoal & Betty Jo CookKim V. CoonsLaurel CooperBob & Barbara CorryBrian L. CottamLaura A. CottsOral CovingtonThomas N. CowanMark & Bonnie CoxRobert L. CritchfieldLucile Crockett


Carl & Jane CroftRonald H. CrouchDanny CrumpJames & Jane DahlGardiner & Daphne DalleyKeith DaltonAnna Jean Daniels-DillonAnn S. DartBen & Cindy DavidsonWilliam & Jennifer DavisNorman & Kris DavisRex & Lucy DayEmily M. DeanRod & Lea DeckerPhilip H. DillardMaloy & Carol DoddsHollie M. DonnerKevin & Elise DonovanLael M. DotsonKaren DouglasKent & Bessie DoverWill & Joyce DruryConrad Pearson & Shauna

DuncanKenneth B. EbaloKenneth W. EbaloBrittany N. EdwardsDavid M. EdwardsLarry & Linda EllertsonNanette G. EmpeyJustin P. EnaGordon & Katheryn EndersVilda Esplin*Marva W. EsplinStephen T. EvansKim & Jill EvansRainer EysserDavid & Florence FarnsworthShauna J. FayLuck & Ro FelsteadCharles H. FieldBoyd & Carol FifeLee & Colleen FifeJeffrey & Kristin FisherRodney & Leola FletcherAlice FlynnBill & Mary ForemanBrian M. FoyCarl & Deborah FranklinJeffrey L. FrehnerDan & Christine FrezzaChris B. GaleMichael & Diane GardnerRaymond & Susan GardnerNaida GardnerPatricia GardnerElizabeth & Dayne GardnerKathleen M. GattiGordon & Leslie GeorgeJohn GholdstonKarla J. GilbertDonald & Carol GoddardGordon GoeringBob GoldhirschThora H. GoudgeMichael J. GradyDiana T. GraffBarbara P. GrayRoger A. GreenerRoyce GriffinHarold K. GrimshawCarrie GuerraStanford P. GwinDawn & Bryan HafenKraig & Susan HafenEdward HahneLennis & Cindy HallAlan & Kathleen HamlinCorinne HammanBud & Clara HansenSusan E. HansenDebra A. HansonJeffrey W. HansonLana Creer Harris Jim & Belinda HarrisonHenry & Karen HarterCarl & Joann HastingsOleen & Clara HatchElizabeth HatfieldWilliam & Carolyn HeatonRon & Sandra HeatonPete & Robin HeilgeistPaige M. GottwaldVaughn HessBruce & Rita Jean* HeywoodBob & Virginia HigbeeJulie A. HillHarold & Mona Hiskey

Yvonne HoffDarren & Lisa HoggeRobert J. HollingerKelly & Joann HolmanGary HolyoakMark & Patrice HolyoakBill & Nancy HoneckEric & Diane HouleKaren M. HouserVona HoutzBruce R. HowardCarl M. HowardJohn C. HowellJerry & Caludia HowellsKent & Karen HughBruce & Linda HughesKimball & Wendy HumphreyDavid & Maxine HumphreyShelli HungerF. Dean. HungerAntone & Fern HunterBrent HunterToni HunterKasondra K. HurstPaul HusselbeeKarl IngramRaymond P. InkelCraig & Sylvia IsomEarl* & Marilyn IsraelsenCharlie & Marguerite JacksonEric & Wendi JenkinsFrank & Janice JensenJulie JensenLeslie JensonMarie C. JohnsonRichard & Roxanna JohnsonLawrence G. JohnsonWes L. JohnsonSteven JohnsonRyan W. JohnsonSheila K. JohnsonErvin & Lois JohnsonRosalie D. JohnsonTed & Karma JolleyGeorge & Bernice JolleyKC & Melanie JonesLinda M. JonesDallas R. JonesDaniel & Joann JonesHoward & Becky JonesKen & Janene JonesGerry & Betty JonesLamar & Yvonne JordanBob & Candice JordanHarl & Anne JuddDana & Terilyn KarrenMichael & Faelynn KartchnerJeff & Judy Kempter Shalini KesarTerry L. KeyesClark KincaidTom & Ellen KirkScott K. KirtonCynthia KoffordLavern KohlsIan & Verla KunzDoyle KutchThomas E. KynerdSteven & Debbie LaingLauri Garfield Rick & Kathleen LambsonTerry & Wendy LamoreauxRobert & Christy LandPatricia LandyeFrank & Kathy LarussaConnie L. LathropChristopher L. LathropFlorence W. LaytonEric O. LeavittDane & Ruth LeavittMark P. LeavittDixie & Anne Leavitt Robert & Mona LeeDale & Olene LeFevreHenry* & Betty LeighTimothy & Sheryl LewisMikal LindmanMarilyn LindstromJohn & Blanch Linton Stephen & Pamela LisonbeeRalph & Donna ListerMarie H. ListonAleesha M. LoefflerC.F. & Linda LohrengelFrank A. LopezDavid & Jean LoveJames & Trecia LovelandIla Lumsden

David & Terri LundJim & Clarisse LuntGlen & Celesta LymanMary MacDonaldBruce & Jean MackayFrank & Connie MadsenBill & Marilyn ManningChris & Karen MarchantShawn O. MarchantDarren & Klea MarchantRichard & Linda MarcksMarilyn MarshallDarren MarshallAndrea C. MastersonChristine R. MathewsDoug & Sandra MaxwellLeanne M. MaxwellMarvin & Marjorie MayesMary E. McDonald David T. McGuireDan & Aleen McGuireK. L. & Renee McIffMark & Stacee McIffVictoria L. McIntyreAngela McKelveyBob & Louise McKnightLorrel M. McLaughlinKeri L. MechamHeber & Barbara MeeksVicki L. MeierMary Lou C. MellingWalker & Debbie MellingDavid MerrillL.C. & LaRae MilesKevin & Sherrie MillecamMark E. MillerDonald & Renee MilneJason S. MitchellCheryl & Kenneth MitchellCarol A. ModesittAnthony R. MonfrediLee A. MontgomeryWalter & Catherine MorelandRanae N. MorrisDennis & LeeAnn MoserJoyce MountKenneth & Janice MunfordMyra M. MurakamiJohn & Annette MurrayScott & Katherine NelsonKent & Carol NelsonThomas J. NeubauerMatthew A. NevesJean B. NewvilleJeremy & Mary NickolaiBradley NiederhauserClaudine NielsenJack NielsonConstance W. NymanDavid & Jennifer OberhelmanJames A. ObrienAndrew & Virginia OldsGeorge A. OlingerCheryl OlingerDon & Marilyn OlsenLarry & Sharon OlsenValerie OrlemannJeanette OrmondElmo & Glenis OrtonEarl Mulderink & Rita OsbornDavid & Cherie OsbornTrina P. PackardBoyd & Joanna PaddockDelores PadillaStanley & Carol ParryTeri L. PaulsonPatricia PaystrupRobert G. PedersenDesmond & Sara PennyCharles & Patricia PetersJason & Kari PetersonLee & Ellen PetersonDale & Afton PetersonJames PetersonWilma M. PettyClayton PettyValerie K. PettyKendall & Amy PettyDave PinamontiLarry L. PingStephen & Sage PlattArthur & Elaine PorterLynn PoulsonLowell & Sharon PrinceGerald & Marilyn PrinceMartha F. ProctorGlen & Meri PryorRoger & Kathleen Pugh

Bill & Peggy RandallRon & Nannette ReberTy ReddJohn & Nicole ReddBoyd & Pamela RedingtonNeldon ReevesRoger L. ReidEarl RezacAnton & Barbara RezacDennis RezacEsther M. RhodesTim B. RichardsWalter & Marley RidingGretchen RimmaschDon & Elizabeth RitchieDebbie RobbDaniel S. & Jane Esmeier RobertsCarl & Nancy RobertsWade & Marilyn RobertsMarilyn RobertsonDavid B. RobertsonBarbara RobertsonKenneth L. RobinsonKevin & Loren RobinsonDorothy RobinsonKen & Amber RobisonPhilip E. RocheDusty & Amee RoeJeffrey J. RolandCal RollinsSheila RoseThomas D. RosenbergPeggy RoundySuzie RowleyIvan & Barbara RowleyMarsha R. RowleyThomas F. RughMark & Jeri RussellTerry SaaLex SandstromJoann Y. SatoRod & Marlene SavageJulie A. SavageRon D. SayerRonnie L. SayerEric & Brenda SchmutzNorma SchroederChris SchulteErika SchultePatricia ScottKen & Kimberley ScriberJohn & Mary SeamanMary Jane M. SeamanMary A. SeamanBrad T. SeamonsWilliam & Joyce SederburgRichard & Rhoda SeegmillerKeith & Janet SeegmillerJune F. SeligerStanley & Barbara ShakespeareSuzanne ShawNorman & Beth ShawAndrew & Jan HunsakerMyron ShepherdHarold & Diane ShirleyJyl L. ShulerDorothy L. ShurtzLawrence & Sherri SilcoxDebra SillitoeDanilo & Mercedes SilvestreJulie C. SimonAnn E. SimondsJay & Glenna SimpsonClaude SlackClaude & Kathleen SlackNeal & Marguerite SmithVirgil & Trudy SmithJon M. SmithBoyd SmithMarlon SnowRohn C. SolomonMonty & Shannon SorensenBrent & Vickie SorensenBenjamin R. SowardsKaryn K. SpencerEamon & Jessie SpringallPhyllis A. StarkeG M. StathisMarci StaudteEmmett & Jana SteedBrad SteinkeMark & LaRee StephensonKarl & Sue StevensLeo & Delores StewartDick & Joanne StickleMark A. StickneyPalmer B. StickneyJulie C. Strand

Xun SunSteve SwansonKevin D. SwensonBonnie SwensonBryant D. SwensonDoyle & Ruth SwensonRussell G. SwonsonFrederick & Tonya SyrettMohammad & Deanna TahaDave & Debra TaylorTonya R. TaylorRobert TebbsCadence ThatcherJohn ThomasFrancis V. ThomasMicah J. ThompsonHoward & Treva* ThorleyZurl & Sharon ThornockTaylor L. ThorpeMichele M. TincherTheresa TomGordon & Joann TophamDave & Anita TorgersenHeather TorgersenDrew L. TorgersonJay C. TowsleyRick & Susan TraasdahlCarrie TrenholmBlaine & Jean Marie TuellerRussell & Teresa TurnerRoy & Hazel* Urie George H. Van Gieson Matthew H. VandenbergheJohn G. VanhoffLynn M. VartanEvan & Christine VickersJames A. VlasichD J & Karen WallaceJohn & Patricia WalserJack* & Mary Ann WaltersDavid & Cindy WardLenn J. WardSamuel & Janice WareRoger D. WarehamDean B. WarrenJohn & Natalie WatersLaKay WeberSandy WebsterGary & Mary Ann WestonKathy WestphalJohn & Mary Ellen WestwoodBrigitte WexlerHerbert D. White Jr.Craig & Julie WhiteCharles & Carolyn WhiteMark & Jolyn WhittakerJesse & Jessica WickelMegan M. WilckenChris & Sonya WilcoxWayne & Janet WilliamsArlene WilliamsGlenn & Ardice WilliamsonStewart & Karen WilsonDean & Wendy WinwardR.E. WittenJohn & Virginia WoodEugene & Mary WoolfWarren & Kathleen WoolseyGreg WorthingtonScott & Teresa YardleyDaniel & Brooke YardleySteve YatesLarry & Elaine YoungBob ZemanKen Zobell

AccuPrint & CopyAdvantage Cartridge Co., Inc.Affiliated Orthodontics PCAll Fours Moriah KennelsAll Seasons Sports Inc.Alpine LodgingAnniversary House Bed &

BreakfastArthur Grant Investment Ltd.Averett InvestmentsB & V Lawn & Pest Control L.C.Bard’s Food & Drink

EstablishmentBeach BreakBig Yellow Inn Bed & BreakfastBlue Sage Frame ShopBoatwright EnterprisesBonnie Char DesignBrian Head ResortBrinker InternationalBuckridge Construction Inc.Cardon Shoes

Castro & Co Jewelers Inc.Cedar City Chiropractic &

RehabilitationCedar Middle SchoolCedar View Pediatric DentistryCentennial Concrete Co.Chevron Corp Matching

Gift ProgramChristensen & GriffithChristensen’s Department StoreClark & Linford JewelersCoral Cliffs RanchCowan Family TrustCrystal Inn CedarDavis DistributorsDental FirstDixie Oral SurgeryDocument Solutions PlusDomino’s PizzaDon Kay Clay Cash FoundationDouble K Farming EnterprisesEdward Jones InvestmentsERA Realty CenterEvans Hairstyling CollegeGlen Eagle Golf CourseGood Sense, Inc.Healing Mountain Massage

SchoolHeaven’s Best of Cedar CityHeritage Tours IIHero Plumbing, LLCHill SportsHomestead Resort Golf CourseHomewood SuitesHorseshoe PawnHurst Ace HardwareJarvis Sheep CompanyJiffy Lube, The Ostler GroupJimmy Rex Real Estate, PCJolley’s Ranch WearK.O.H. Mechanical

Contractors, Inc.KB OilKwal-Howells, Inc.Legacy For The Future LLCLeland’s ChevronLin’s Market PlaceLupita’s Mexican FoodMarc Taylor Inc.MassMutual Financial GroupMoment 2 Moment PhotographyMother Earth Minerals Inc.Mountain West BooksNew Horizon TravelNilsson Hearing CenterPalisades Golf CoursePeak PerformancePhone BookPiano Music FestivalPura VidaPfizer Questar CorporationRoberts CraftRomney Chiropractic OrthopedistROTCRSM McGladrey Inc.Ruby’s Inn Inc.Safari Property ManagementSouthern Utah Office MachinesSouthern Utah Physical TherapySouthern Utah Business

Forms, Inc.Sunbrook Golf ClubSunshine Natural FoodsSupercuts Tai Pan TradingTarget StoresTerry V. Leavitt Atty At Law The Ada Palmer Family Living

TrustThe Bank of New YorkThe Hershey CompanyThe Ledges Golf ClubTink’s Superior Auto PartsTruCo Land CareTuacahn Center for the ArtsUtah Senior ServicesWasatch Mountain State ParkWebster TruckingWells Fargo Foundation -

EducationWhite Insurance AgencyWillow Creek FarmsZion Park InnZion Pharmacy

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OLD SORREL CLUBMervin & Miriam AdairAlma & Marie AdamsEdythe AdamsOscar & Lolene AdamsAlan & Marie AdamsHolli R. AdamsStephen & Kimy AhlgreenRex & Linda AhlstromAzmi B. AhmadCharlotte E. AideSharon L. AitkenCalvin & Bonnie AlbrechtSherri L. AlbrechtRulon & Karma AlbrechtsenLudean & Lawrence AldrichTerry & Janet AlgerPaula AlgerAlan & Rinda AlldredgeTroy & Carmen AlldredgeRussell & Carrie AlldredgeKirk & Deann AllenKay D. AllenStephen & Lisa AllenJerry & Deniece AllredDouglas & Elaine AllredCathlyn AllredJennie & Tormed AndersenBlaine P. AndersenBobbie AndersonJoni AndersonDarin & Heidi AndersonKeith & Emily AndersonAndrew AndersonKarl A. AndersonSherrie AndersonEric & Mary AndersonJoseph & Melanie AndrewsTeresa J. AndrewsBarbara C. AranosianRobin ArchibaldVada ArmbrustMyron & Lois ArmstrongMarian ArnsMercedes A. ArroyoCamela ArvizuL G. AshdownJon & Tonia AshdownNolan & Yvonne AshmanLisa M. AssanteKenneth & Bonnie AstonFloyd AtkinScott & Genevieve AtkinChad AtkinsonAndrea A. AugensteinJohn T. AultTerry & Linda AveryDonna BachmanMarvin & Sherlyn BagleySandy BagnallSaid BahiRon BaileySteven BaileyRalph & Cande BakAlvin P. BakerRavenna L. BakerPatricia J. BakesMarina S. BalabaevaFlorin BalasaMel* & Connie BaldwinBradley S. BallardSharri K. BallsBruce & Angie BarclayHoward & Flora BardwellRichard A. BardwellDebra BarkerNathan & Melanie BarkerMcKay & Natalie BarnesSteve & Susie BarneyPhil BarneyKenneth E. BarrDorian BarraganMarlene BarthBruce & Arlene BartholomewWilliam A. Bartlett

Matthew & Carlynn BartonMark & Sandra BartonSue A. BatesMarlyse BassettPhilip & Kimberly BatemanPamela R. BatesRichard & Linda BauerVirginia J. BaxterRobert F. BaxterMartha J. BayerWendell & Julie BeckJohn C. BecksteadKennetha BedfordHenry W. BedfordDavid & Ronda BeemerJeff J. BenchMike BennettChris BennionDude & Janalee BensonLloyd & Sandra BensonScott & Trudy BensonBlair E. BentleyKenneth & Kathleen BentleyJeffery & Wendi BergstromMark & Carol BergstromDavid & Karen BerryJustin BiggsRuth A. BillhimerBrent BillsMarla F. BinghamAndy & Nicole FunderburkThomas & Mary BirchTommy & Sanna BirdBrooke A. BischoffGary BishoffKyle & Rachel BishopSteven R. BishopGary & Jane BlacknerKenneth & Rhonda BlackwellShelley C. BlackwellRalph E. BlakeJay & Sharon BlakeKirk & Kelli BlakeTiffany BlakelyJoseph & Vicki BlanchRobert & Stephanie BlauerRobert & Misty BlissTerry & Cheryl BlodgettLouise M. BluhmLiza BoardmanLorah BodieArt & Sherry BohmanHarold & Phyllis BollanBarry E. BondFatemeh BordbarJay BosshardtCurtis V. BostickHelen C. BoswellMikhail BouniaevBradford M. BoyerLee & Charlene BrackenLynn & Glenna BradshawCharles & Tauna BrandtJames P. BrandtJeanette BreedenRandy C. BrewerRex & Jill BrimhallLynn H. BringhurstGordon & Iva BringhurstCharles & Michelle BrinkerhoffRonda W. BrinkerhoffCharles & Darlene BrinkerhoffWesley & Kathleen BrinkerhoffClay A. BroadbentMelvin A. BrooksM W. BrownEric & Luanne BrownSean & Ivy BrownRichard & Linda BrownLoy D. BrownDiane BrownTom* & Carol BrownDavid & Karen BrownGeorge W. BrownErin BrownWilliam & Lorriann BrowneEd & Margaret BrowningJan BrundinBryce R. BrunnerJerry & Lillian BryantMargaret E. BryantShanna L. BryantTammy L. BuehlerRichard D. BuggLola H. BunkerLadd & Andrea BuntingCharles & Diana BurgerJohn & Kathryn Burkhardt

Fay F. BurnsDan BurroughsKelly C. StanworthDiane C. BuschRon & Holly BusicSheri L. ButlerFrank & Vanez ButlerCarl & Carol ButlerSharon ButterfieldMcClain & Anna BybeeLee C. ByersSteve L. CahoonBryce E. CaineEdison & Christina CalamityRichard & Mary CalistroThomas & Traci CallisterGerald E. CalvasinaElaine CalvertElliot & Maxine CameronAlex C. CameronMike & Shauna CannonMildred CardonAlan & Christa CardonJan L. Carey-McDonaldCarroll P. CarlsonMichael G. CarmineKerry & Beverly CarpenterSteven L. CarpenterIvan & Lisa CarrDwayne M. CarterChad & Sherene CarterErin CarterSteven CatenJohn F. ChadwickRuth M. Challis*John & Julie ChallisEllen L. ChalmersEric & Lee ChamberlainMonte & Mary ChamberlainArlon & Leslie ChamberlainBetty P. ChamberlainCurtis & Ava ChamberlainCloyd & La Rue ChamberlainScott & Kareen ChamberlainVyonne D. ChamberlainThomas & Marci ChapmanLinda M. ChappellAlbert ChappellMichael & Mary Jo ChaseDavid & Pamela ChatfieldSharlene D. ChatterleyMaureen CheeverScott & Alyse MellorJill ChidesterDean & Kristina ChildNorman & Gaylynn ChildsJames R. ChisholmRichard & Loreen ChisholmAmelia A. ChrismanBryce ChristensenFlorence ChristensenClifford & Kimberly ChristensenTerry & Penni ChristensenMark & Jennie ChristensenChristopher R. ChristensenRandall & Kathleen ChristensenDonna V. ChristensenNate & Kammie ChristianBrooke ChristiansenDoreen ChristiansenDave ChristiansenHoward K. ChristiansenJohn & Susan ChristopherCraig & Valerie ChurchNathan ChurchJody J. ChurchJoan M. CinkovichMatt & Adele ClarkMike & Renae ClarkStephen D. ClarkDan & Jane RichardsBrian ClarkJane ClarkPatrick ClarkeBeau & Danette ClementsRobin L. CobbDiane M. CobeyMary CohorstMark R. ColbergScott CollierRobert & Geraldine ComefordDean & Gayle ConantCarl B. CookDenise P. CookHolly L. CookBarney CooleyDenise J. CooperLisa J. Cope

Michael CoronadoRobert & Shaliece CorryJeffrey & Julia CorryGrant C. CorserLawrence R. CoteBrent S. CottamJordon CottamKyle M. CottamMeaghan R. CottamNeil & Lauree CottamGary & Virginia CottrellDee & Winona* CowanDonald & Cindy CoxPaul & Mary CozzensKim & Heidi CraftBruce & Lisa CrankshawDavid CroftAlan CroftDouglas & Elaine CroftPaul CroghanGary & Jeri CrosbyClarissa M. CrosbyMichael & Lynda CummingsThomas H. CunninghamDenise CurtisFredrick R. CuthbertsonCharles T. CuthbertsonGrant & Latrelle DahlShelley J. DahlinVicki DahnCuella S. DaltonKelly & Kathy DangerfieldKellie L. DangerfieldMatthew & Dawn DanielsScott & Jessie DatwylerDavid D. DauberSheryn L. DaughertyDoug & Karlee DavenportDavid & Jolynn DaviesClyde & Roanna DavisMazel & LeiLani DavisPaul N. DavisRandy & Jeannine DavisJohn & Avey DavisEdith DayA. E. DeardenCheryl DearingBruce & Adele DeckerJeffery & Francyne DeGrawSteven & Teresa DeisMark W. DellLucille B. DelSigmoreJames DelsignoreCatherine H. DelsignoreRichard A. DelsignoreMichele DeMillePurita J. DequirozDean & Stephanie DilworthDavid & Donna DsichbeinTex DivineMark L. DolezalPatrick & Rhonda DoverPatrick & Andrea DoverFrances J. DowningC. V. DownsA. E. DraperCheri A. DrydenAndrew & Lisa DubraskyHerbert & Elaine DuellCynthia W. DunawayNeuman & Lucinda DuncanFred & Betty DunnellSusan DurfeeDouglas & Valerie DyrengBriget T. EastepRichard EbornPaul & Lisbeth EdmundsBlaine & Jennifer EdwardsRachel A. EdwardsTim & Maureen EinfeldtB. Ekegren Shawn & Robyn EkkerRev. Gaye EkkerJeff ElisonDavid & Teresa ElkinsJennifer R. EllsworthFederico A. EngadaRick V. EnsleBecky ErdmannPaul D. EricksenMichael & Marilyn EricksonNola A. EricksonFred & Virginia EsmeierCharles C. EsplinLawrence & Elaine EsplinLynn & Juanita EsplinFloyd & Adelle EvansJay & Elizabeth Evans

David EvansRobert & Patricia EvesLadell & Angela EyreDavid & Vivian FaddisLori A. FalesRandy & Claudia FarmerFranklin & Jocelyn FauxPhilip & Shonnie FearLori C. FeherBrent & Loralyn FelixWilliam T. FergerElizabeth FergerBen & Margaret FerryLeland & Colleen FifeGarth & Geraldine FisherRhonda M. FisherKirk R. FitzpatrickAnthony & Denise FlahertyBryant H. FlakeR. Shane FlaniganKatherine B. FlowersCraig B. FoleyBrent FoleyDarrell & Barbara FooteGeorge & Sarah ForakisMerilee N. FordBeverly M. FordRichard & Cindy FordJoshua & Mary ForemasterRandy & Tori ForsythStuart & Betty ForsytheCharles & Alice FosterMarisa L. FosterZoe P. FowlesHarold & Joyce FoxFrances FoyJerold & Susan FrameThomas & Debra FrancisEric M. FredenWilma FredericksonAnn FrehnerCurtis & Barbara FrehnerKim* & Candy FreiRobert B. FreiKim D. FreireKristine E. FrostChristine FudolphStaphe T. FujimotoLindsay FullertonLarry FullmerLaura H. FullmerTiger H. FunkJohn GallisMarsha GarberDr. Patricia GardnerLarry & Henrietta GardnerSusan GarnerDaniel W. GarnerDouglas N. GarrettChad L. GasserLarry & Pamela GayJeff GaysonNavin & Cynthia KirloskarDavid & Staci GertschJerry D. GibbonsWayne & Carma GiffordLance GiffordLindsey R. GilbertGary & Vera GilesThomas & Donna GilesSandy GilliesRyan N. GlazierCorey & Keri GlazierKirill GliadkovskyRebecca A. GliddenBrian & Bonnie GoettlichDiane H. WallaceMarilyn GoldtoothMark & Lora GonzalezThomas & Milda GoodmanValerie C. GoodrichEd & Shelly GoodwinFredric R. GovedichLionel & Artis GradyGarry & Donna GrafJames GraffJohn & De Ann GraffJezreel J. GrahamJ S. GrantMatthew & Julie GrantDavid & Judith GrantSteve & Charlene GreenhalghMark & Elizabeth GreenwoodBoyd GriffinBrent & Kathie GriffinJanna GriffithSteven R. GriffithsParker & Jennie Grimes

Norman & Loleen GrimshawBenjamin & Stephanie GrimsteadLarry E. GrubbWalter & Carol GublerJason & Amy GublerChristine A. GulloAdrian J. GunterShobha H. GurungNicole M. GwinLarry & Noreen HafenBrent & Mary Lee HafenRobin & Brenda HaightMichael & Tausha Haight Lyona C. HalesPamela M. HalgrenJulianne HallBrent & Gina HallShad & Laura HallDeward HallJared HallowsGlen & Nancy HallowsDuane & Ruth OldroydJared D. HallowsRick & Jennie RoosAlden & Ilene HamblinVyonne L. HamiltonDavid HamiltonRichard & Elise HammanMichelle HammondJianlong HanLori A. HannaDerek HansenJoshua S. HansenMark HansenAngelia N. HansenJeff & Karen HansenTom & Trudy HansenCheryl J. HareEan J. HarkerBenjamin T. HarmanKurt W. HarrisGenell H. HarrisKeith D. HarrisDavid H. HarrisStephen K. HarrisonKeenan & Jeannine HartMaria HartryAda M. HaskellJerry & Barbara HaslamWarren & Vicki HatchJason & Nancy PorrittDouglas V. HawksFerril & Dorothy HeatonTerrill & Carolyn HeatonAaron & Jennifer HedrickDerek W. HeinLynette HelquistRoss J. HenaultJames & Hollie HendricksJeffery D. HendricksStephen P. HenneferCarmen F. HenrieRyan & K’Lyn HepworthThomas A HerbKathryn L. HerboldMichael & Anne HerderPhilip & Lori HermansenNestor HernandezRichard & Claire HerrickBrian L. HeuettErin M. HeuettSteven & Kristie HeyborneSteve & Jan HickenJennifer M. HickmanBaiba S. HicksKurt & Teresa HigbeeSteve & Arleen HigginsJeremiah & Heidi HigleyNorman & Mercedes HilbrechtDeborah M. HillNancy F. HillDoug HillCurtis L. HillNadene HinkinsAnthony HinojosaCraig & Jennie Hinton Harvard & Rose Marie HintonAaron D. HoMarilyn Hodson-BoucherJ C & Margie HolderSteven & Jacque HolyoakTink & Virginia HolyoakDon & Donna HomerHarvey & Sharlene HomerChris & Jonell HoneRuth HooverBrian P. HooverDoug Hopes


Patrick & Laura HorganAlan M. HorrocksBeverly M. HortinEugene H. HotingerMichael & Polly HousleyCandice P. HoustonJanalee HoyleJames & Jann HoytWei-Ying HsiaoDena M. HudsonDavid & Coleen HuffGlenn HuffakerKathryn HuletCurtis & Ranon HuletJohn & Tammy HuletMichael & Katie HumesRandy & Amy HumphriesStanley & Joyce HuntJennifer C. HunterRandal L. HunterStephen & Anne HunterHal D. HuppiByron & Susan HurrenHeather A. HusseyDonna M. HustonWendy M. HutchesonBart M. HutchinsonSteve & McKenzie HydeAllen & Laurie HymasTodd & Kimberly IlleNozomi IreiMichael IsomSusan IsonStanley J. IsraelLance & Deborah JacksonErik & Renee JacobsenRonald & Pamela JacobsonShirley JamesonNathan JanesReuel & Julia JansonChella O. JenksDale & Judith JensenDe L. JensenScott & Kim JensenJerry JensenJ R. JensenRandy & Rebecca JensenBert & Gloria JensenSteve & Paula JensonAllen & Leslie JensonSally Hunter Jenson Dallan & Darrow JessenTyrell J. JewkesRobert & Jolynn JexBrigham & Jeanne JohnsonKevin L. JohnsonWilliam & Cara JohnsonNorman & Ruth JohnsonLuann M. JohnsonSusan JohnsonBen & Amy JohnsonJudith A. JohnsonFloyd & Pearl JohnsonJohn H. JohnsonJacob & Andrea JohnsonRoy B. JohnsonScott & Joy JolleyEvan* & Janine JolleyGlen & Betty JolleyRichard & Kathy JolleyLeslie N. JonesGarth & Marilyn JonesMerilee JonesSteven JonesJay JonesNelson L. JonesTara L. JonesCarolyn JonesMerrell & Carol JonesKirk & Stacy JonesJennifer L. JonesHeber JonesCraig & Bonnie JonesJanea S. JonesRichard & Doni JonesRick & Denise JonesLorin & Shirley JonesAlane JonesDavid JordanElliott N. JordanMichelle JorgensonDarrell & Catherine JourdanDavid & Jenny JulanderChristopher & Courtnee JusticeRay & Loraine JuvelinHenry W. KaantaHank & Lisa KaiwiRose M. Kamana’O

Ted A. KanemitsuLloyd & Myra KartchnerMarlene KearnsAnne D. KearnsDonovan & Vicky KearnsPatrick KeatingVaorai P. KeilJulienne M. KeilBoyd & Natalie KeiselRobert P. KeithJanice KellerKaren K. KellerLinsey N. KellerDaniel & Jennifer KellyMark & Teresa KenneyKarl KennyJames & Ramona CoxTom & Laura KenworthyRichard & Nancy KimballFrancis & Marlene KimotoKaili A. KingMary G. KirbyRachel W. KirkFred & Miriam KitchenTrinity M. KnellDonna H. KnightRonald & Elaine KnightGary & Shauna Knight Douglas & Roma KnightMichiko KobayashiCharles R. KoehlerKenneth N. KoopRobert KoppCalvin KoppSherry J. KozlowskiDavid & Carole KranjcevichR B. KuljuTyson & Abbey KyhlEdward & Loretta LaBrie Matt & Danielle LabrumIan & Jennifer LamontPaula D. LambethArland R. LangfordGregory J. LangleyRobert C. LangstonScott W. LanningDiane LanthierMartha A. LarkinJulie S. LarmoreA R. LarsenEdward B. LarsenDouglas R. LarsonOlof & Esther LarsonPaul R. LarsonGreg & Brittnie LarsonCraig & Rue Thella LaubAlene LaursenSteven & Louise LawrenceKaren LawsFrank & Barbara LaydenElise C. LeahyJeric & Natalie LeavittMark & Cindy LeavittVan & Phyllis LeavittCrayton & Ellen LeavittLisa C. LeeBruce LeeKerry & Teri LeeLenny LeeMarsha H. Leeder*Shane G. LeeverAmy LefevreTravis & Cheryl LeFevreW. Dean LefevreGreg LeFevreEdwin* & Sharon LeighGeorge & Yvonne LeighEmil L. LemichConnie J. LendtSpencer LeonSusan J. LeslieBrent LeverPaul S. LevyBrent & Barbara LewisDamian & Linda LiebhardtRichard & Sue LimbMary LiottaLisa N. LivingstonDavid & Sylvia LloydJim & Bonnie LochnerTamara LockhartKenneth & Codi LoflandLinda C. LokovicLee Ann B. LongGlen R. LonghurstDean & Karen LoseeBruce & Nancy LouthanLeland & Tammy Lovell

Preston LundgreenSeptember A. LuttermanE L. LymanBrian C. LyonsManolo MacatangayBritton & Megan MaceGertrude K MacfarlaneJeff & Robin MackelprangThomas MaddenKirtley & Anna MadsenDale & Sunnee MadsenWilliam L. MalloryWesley & Brenda MalmgrenChristine A. MaloneCraig & Nadine MangusGordon & Janine ManzioneWilliam & Laura MarcroftJames L. MarlettT A. MarottaThane H. MarshallKent & Mary MarshallRonald M. MartinChelsea MartinJerry B. MartinsenLeon & Barbara MathesonKim & Margo MathesonRaymon & Evalee Matheson Dasil G. MathewsRobert J. MatthewsJames & Tiffanie MatthewsWendy P. MaughanGeraldine K. MaurerKevin & Jana MaxwellJay & Elma MayJeffrey & Angela MaynesJoseph & Carolyn McBrideDanny R. McClanahanCasey & Cori McClellanMelanie McCloyBrian E. McCoyJames W. McCoyDonald V. McCulloughCasey & Lacie McCulloughKathleen McDowellPaul E. McGafficMichael & Beverly McGarveyDave C. McInellyChan E. McInellySamuel McIntyreDonna W. McIntyreTessa M. McNeelEdward A. McNicollRandy & Gina MeachamBud MechamJean F. MeeksRonald & Phyllis MendenhallMyrna D. MendozaJulie B. MerrellJay & Amanda MerryweatherCharles & Patricia MettenHeather MichaelHeather MichalkJoan M. MichlerStacey B. MickelsenNeils & Hannah MickelsonRick MiddletonMarva MiddletonKenneth & Garfae MiddletonWilliam & Melene MierzejewskiGail & Bonnie MilesPaul L. MilesMichelle & Brian MillerCaleb & Melinda MillerRoy & June MillerMichelle NoriegaTodd R. MincheyMartha Minnick-McClureD R. MinsonLandon G. MitchellTom MitchellMarta MitchellPaula J. MitchellCody & Leona MoatDavid & RoLayne MoatKenneth A. MoneyDaniel & Kristen MoneyReed J. MoneyC L MooneyKarin MooreAmy MooreLawrence A. MorbeckAnthony & Mary Ann MorganDoria MoriccaSandra MorleyDavid MorleyMichael T. MorleyMark T. MormanHaymer & Nevada Morris

Richard & Bonnie MorrisRobert & MaryAnn MorrisEric & Ruth MorrowBradley & Lauri MortensenQuinn S. MortensenJ.R. & Donna MossJason B. MoultonThad S MortonCindy L. MoxleyTreion J. MullerKaren MunsonGeorge & Betty MurakamiHarold & Gloria MurdockRoss MurdockJohn & Joy MurphyMerian M. MurphyJohn M. MurrayJacqueline L. MurrayLoie J. MurrayJeramie & Heather MurrayHeather MusclowBrooke MusgraveRobert N. MyersNorman E. NashAugusta NaumanChad & Cindi NayJoshua & SheriDawn NeilsonMcKay & Lorraine NelsonJames & Linda NelsonRobert G. NelsonPat NelsonCindy C. NelsonChad & Margy NelsonRobert & Kaye NelsonAndrea S. NelsonJanice K. NelsonJoseph & Jane CompTami J. NewtonMatthew F. NickersonCorry T. NielsenClinton D. NielsenMichael E. NielsenSharee S. NielsenGary NielsenKen & Jeanine NeilsonSandra & Jerald NielsonRobert & Beverlee NilssonBruce M. NishiyamaDean NolanL. D. NordDennis NormanJason W. NorrisDonald & Valerie NorthHarold & Ina NortonAngelita T. ObcemeaKeith M. ObornLouie C. OcampoBryce & Audrey Ogden Robert E. OgieLynn OgumaDennis & Carol OhmsSeth & Bridget OhmsRulon & Louise OliekanGuy & Shirley OlpinMark & Dawn OlpinJeffrey & April OrtonGary & Jamie OrtonNathan OttStacie L. OvesonCarl & Velda PaceBrett & Cheree PackhamMartha E. PageTyler PageJason & Kara PageMichael S. PanzarellaAnothony M. ParadowskiMerrily M. ParkerDaniel & Debra ParkerGene C. ParryKendall & Paula ParryRhet & Kimberly ParsonsMauri K. ParsonsJohnny C. ParsonsBarbara PatteeJeremias PaulStevan & Mary PayneCurtis & Kim PayneFrain & Laree PearsonAnthony P. PellegriniJerry C. PenaDonald & Ora Mai PendletonVictor R. PerezIldefonso PerezCarol & Lloyd PerkinsAndy PerryLuke E. PerryRobert & Joye PetersenDenean Petersen

Marvin & Peggy PetersonLeon & Sandra PetersonDoug & Mona PetersonGary S. PetersonWalter P. PetersonPete & Gloria* PetersonDeena F. PetersonMary J. PetersonClayton & Zonie PettyNeil C. PettyMaurice & Carol PiaBob & Bobbi PlattMichael D. PlumbChase & Ashley PollockMorris N. PooleJ. Golden & Marianne PoulsonCarl Brent PoultonRichard E. PousardMac A. PowellGregory & Ann PowellThomas S. PrattLyn & Lila PrestwichCharles C. PriceLynn D. PriceKen PrinceChristine R. ProctorArlyn & Elizabeth ProctorRaymond PugsleyAlfred S. PupunuLarry R. RandallDavid & Lana RandallBrandon B. RasmussenByron & Myrna RasmussenRebecca S. RasmussonAlan B. RawlinsBonny J. RayburnDerek C. RaynorClare ReberTom & Catherine RedickLinda ReederTheresa A. ReedyGreg & Suzette ReidBetty Ann B. RemberMary RemkesBart & Jacquiline ReynoldsFrank E. ReynoldsAaron B. ReynoldsTimothy RichardsDonald E. RichardsonMark A. RicheyWilliam J. RiddellLarry & Lorelei RiderJulie M. RifeRichard C. RifeBob & Kristine RigbyEvan RiggsStacey RiggsRhonda I. RileyMary RingstadCory L. RiversGary & Carma RoachDeborah A. RobbPaula & Rick RobertsRobert & Gwena RobertsWayne A. RobertsLaverl P. RobertsVictoria K. RobertsonScott & Kristin RobertsonDesi RobertsonRussel & Anna Lou RobertsonRobert RobertsonKaren R. RobertusBarbara RobinsonScott & Lori RobinsonEugene RobinsonColby & Randi RobinsonJackie F. RobinsonPhillip & Jean RobisonBret & Joni RollinsMichelle RomeroTravis R. RosenbergMichelle R. RossmanVern & Glenda RoundyMike & Heather RoundyNorman & Nancy RoundyReed & Belinda RowleyMark & Jerilyn RowleyMichael & Vana RowleyTimothy A. RoyRocky RuddErin RussellHarlene RussellJoseph M. RutkoskyGail SagersRichard D. SagersElwin & Jody SagersDale & Cindy SampsonJeffrey & Laurie Sandall

James & Marba SandbergLana R. SandersTerry & Donna SandersJoyce SandersDanna M. SandersStephen P. Sanders*Wendy SandersKerry SanofskyDavid & Sharon SassRalph H. SavageJeff & Pat SchenaCharles & Nancy SchillingMatthew C. SchmidtEldon & Luree SchmutzMatthew & Michelle SchneiderIra & Beverly SchoppmannMichael & Amy SchroederMarcia SchroederBob SchwartzA R. SeagerRoger & Connine SeegmillerScott & Joyce SeegmillerRobert & Mavis SeegmillerLaura L. SeverKent & Carol SevyJohn R. ShaferPeter N ShamJennifer ShoemakerKeith E. ShurkusDavid W. ShwalbErnest R. SierrasNanette SimkinsKyle & Jodi SimmonsDonald R. SimonQuay & Carol SimonsTom & Judy SimperCarrie H. SimpsonMarvin H. SimsCamille SimsDarryl A. SinclairJeffrey D. SkaggsDouglas SkeltonEdward & Velma SkidmoreHoward SkinnerRyan & Suzanne TimoneyMark & Melanie SlackGage & Anita SlusserRussell M. SlyDavid & Alyssa SmailesSid & Delene SmallRachel D. SmetankaJuliann SmithLeland & Marilyn SmithGerald & Olive SmithLarry & Charlotte SmithRobert & Kathleen SmithLeslie S. SmithPaul H. SmithD. A. SmithRicky & Donna SmithWesley E. SmithShawn M. SmithCraig B. SmithMearle B. SmithRichard J. SmithMike & Pamela SmithMaudell SmithDebra J. SmithGeorge F. SnellBoyd & Lorraine SnowGlen H. SnyderRalph SomersGlade V. SorensenJana C. SorensenLynn & Russhell SorensenMonty SorensonRobert & Patricia SowderSusan C. SpeesRalph & Jane SpenceEarl & Susanne SpencerMark & Sharlene SpencerMary Anne SpencerJames & Suzanne SperryShon & Tricia SpevakEarl SpringallEmilio & Elizabeth Sta Romana Camaree G. StaheliMichon O. StahleJason & Poppi StamatakisKeith & Anne Marie StanworthJulie A. StapleySandee StappJohn StavrosRuth SteedMarlon & Rose SteeleKevin J. SteeleSamuel & Marli SteenSteve & Mary Ann Steffensen

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Mackay & Mariam SteffensenKevin A. SteinJoy SteinJames & Julie StevensonFred & Phyllis StewartHerb StinsonJessica StonemanDaniel & Betty StonesJoe & Ladawn ScottKelly StephensJoe & Ruth StottRobert StraitsRussell S. StringhamLeRae StuartBruce & Kathy StuartLyle & Becky StuckerDonald & Dorothea StuckerJill StuckiJohn SudburyRuedell SudweeksSophi SukalakamalaStan & Jennifer SullivanLeo & Sussette SullivanNick SusnjarGordon & Susan SwainBrian SwansonRonald SwansonLisa M. SwansonAndrew & Sharla SwappTonya A. SweaneyCleve H. SwensonPatrick & Jackie SwigartJeffrey W. SwindlehurstRichard J. Sylvester*Sheryl D. SyndergaardMondell & Florence SyrettAllen A. SyrettNasser TadayonIna M. TaitJodi Takeuchi-LattanziDavid B. TalbertArt & Mary Beth TalbotSheldon & Karen TalbotJames & Sandra TalbotBrian K. TavoianToanui & Adrianne TawaFrank* & Lucy TaylorBrent D. TaylorWayne C. TaylorJoni TaylorMona S. TaylorJohn & Wendy Taylor

Julie E. TaylorSam & Olena TaylorElton & Marella TaylorRichard R. TebbsBruce R. TebbsAlema & Lori Te’oPatrick TerronesDon & Ann TerryKami L. TerryMichael & Marguerite ThackerLes & Shelly ThaynJeff ThayneStacia M. ThomasSteve & Ann ThomasGordon & Sara Beth ThomasKelly & Lila Thompson Wesley & Michelle ThompsonJoseph & Trish ThompsonVerlinda AngellMichael D. ThompsonRichard J. ThomsonTaylor N. ThorpeKent DeAnn ThrasherGlenna W. TippetsKevin D. TiptonWilliam & Vivian ToblerCeleste TolmanNicole TomacDouglas TongeJohn & Susan ToomerBill & Marcille TophamCarrie B. TorgersenCurtis & Beverly TorgersenTarval & Louise TorgersenSarah TorgersonMax & Clyda TorresLindsey A. TorresJed A. TownsendScott & Jean TrumanNolan G. TrumanManghui TuLeah M. TubbDavid TufteRick B. TurekWynn & Shauna TurekGeri L. TurleyByron G. TurnbeaughKendall & Jodi TurnerJessica L. TvordiNeil & Wanda TwitchellLamonte & Rita TwitchellCharles & Maria Twitchell

Collin & Michelle TwitchellClarence & Virginia UdarbeKelly UghocCindy & Joseph UlchFaafetai I. VaimonaNevah J. Van Arsdol Mark & Karen VanderboeghTeri L. VanderpoelRalph & Darylene VeaterPatricia K. ViernesTammy S. WadeDean WadelKaren S. WaisAllen W. WalkerJulie A. WalkerDebbie S. WallisMark & Kaylene WaltonChien-Ying WangNichole WangsgardRobert WankierClint & Joyce WarbyPaul & Florian WarbyMichael & Sandra WardCpt. Robert & Kristen WardenJanet E. WarnerDemario O. WarrenJustin WaymentJanet WeaverKim H. WeaverSharon WebbRuby WebsterCarol Ann M. WebsterRichard & Helen WebsterKevin & Cassity BanksAndreas J. WeingartnerCecilia L. WeingartnerDelwin & Renee WellsJoan D. WendelVictor P. WetterbergBob WhatcottJohn E. WheatonKevin & Dorene WheelerJames & Pamela WheelerGloria WheelerBrian & Julie WhippleKevin & Jill WhitakerBarry & Beth WhitakerLes & Heidi WhiteLynn H. WhiteGeorge T. WhittakerThomas & Elizabeth WielandVicki V. Wiesenberg

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January 1, 2010 - June 30, 2010I N R E M E M B R A N C E

DENISE WOODBURYSUU is filled

with stories of

faculty who have

forever impacted

students, and

Denise Woodbury

was no exception. A brilliant scholar,

dedicated teacher and engaged

community member, Denise touched

all who met her in her career

spanning nearly a decade. She passed

away May 2 and will be truly missed.

Born at Tachikawa Air Base in

Tokyo, Denise was always a skilled

academician. She graduated from

high school at just 15 and from

BYU at the age of 18. Denise went

on to complete her Ph.D. from the

University of Utah and later earned

a master’s degree in psychology

and two other master’s degrees in

education fields.

In her tenure as an assistant

professor of business administration

and then associate professor of

finance, Denise was a mentor to

thousands of SUU business students.

“She genuinely cared about students,

both academically and personally,”

says R. Kim Craft, chair of the

SUU Department of Economics and

Finance.

To carry on her legacy, the

Woodbury family has established

the Dr. Denise Woodbury Endowment

for Business Students Scholarship to

help business students attend SUU.

Donations can be made to the SUU

Advancement Office, Attention: Lori

Blackner, 351 West University Blvd.,

Cedar City, Utah 84720.

ALUMNIThomas Robert Romeo (’81), age 52,

passed away January 2, 2010Gary J. Garcia (’74), age 59,

passed away January 3, 2010Roger D. Swindle (’59), age 76,

passed away January 15, 2010Monte G. Edwards (’56), age 74,

passed away January 19, 2010Sheila E. Hewett (’87), age 71,

passed away January 25, 2010Dennis Key Pollman (’68), age 64,

passed away February 5, 2010Richard E. Reep (’88), age 65,

passed away February 7, 2010Phyllis Delvecchio Wood (’40), age 87,

passed away February 11, 2010Jean Macfarlane Bunting (’35), age 92,

passed away February 11, 2010Aaron C. Leigh, age 88,

passed away February 17, 2010Dale Williams Hansink (’72), age 60,

passed away February 22, 2010Sara Jenson Macfarlane (’69), age 73,

passed away March 5, 2010Karen Huskinson Gummow (’89), age 71,

passed away March 10, 2010Jeane Eyre Anderson (’65), age 71,

passed away March 13, 2010Kenneth Phil Gregersen (’64), age 65,

passed away March 17, 2010June Wood Danvers (’33), age 94,

passed away April 1, 2010Evan W. Jolley, age 71,

passed away April 2, 2010Jill P. Ehorn-Foy, age 56,

passed away April 4, 2010Lura McConnell Stapley, age 89,

passed away April 2010Burton LaVarre Luce (’55), age 76,

passed away April 17, 2010Naideen Cowley Nelson (’48), age 81,

passed away April 20, 2010Ronald Jay Glover, age 33,

passed away April 20, 2010Beth Corry Coffman (’42), age 88,

passed away April 23, 2010Dr. Quenton T. Bowler (’64), age 76,

passed away April 24, 2010Onda Miller Bradshaw (’46), age 84,

passed away May 2, 2010Michael Kim Frei (’72), age 62,

passed away May 10, 2010

Heather Jo Garrison (’07), age 28, passed away May 18, 2010

Stephen Paul Sanders (’74), age 59, passed away May 17, 2010

Vilda Bowman Esplin (’41), age 86, passed away May 24, 2010

Lois Williams Swapp (’35), age 97, passed away May 24, 2010

Donald Lafayette Staheli (’51), age 78, passed away May 29, 2010

Earl “Bud” Hunter Merryweather, age 84, passed away June 4, 2010

Austin Marvin Jones (’38), age 89, passed away June 9, 2010

Robert Ross Kesterson (‘76), age 53, passed away June 10, 2010

Hon. Pat B. Brian (’58), age 72, passed away June 28, 2010

Marion LeBaron Leany (’49), age 84, passed away June 29, 2010

FRIENDS&SUPPORTERSWillard E. Scott, age 87,

passed away January 1, 2010Robert W. Goldsmith, age 90,

passed away January 15, 2010William E. Warby, age 86,

passed away January 18, 2010Barbara H. Sherratt, age 101,

passed away February 2, 2010Jim Turner, age 67,

passed away February 8, 2010Richard E. Foerster, age 94,

passed away February 13, 2010Margaret Jane Fay, age 91,

passed away March 1, 2010Howard A. Whittaker, age 86,

passed away February 19, 2010Calvin M. North, age 81,

passed away March 23, 2010Marlon Mack Steele Sr., age 72,

passed away March 29, 2010William Harlan Hill, age 89,

passed away April 18, 2010Russell Daniel Anderson, age 82,

passed away April 23, 2010Denise Woodbury, age 45,

passed away May 1, 2010 Ralph E. Behrens, age 84,

passed away June 2, 2010


40I N V I E W

L A S T W O R D

SUU and The

Oak Ridge Boys

continue a

tradition that

has spanned the

careers of the Oaks

and generations of

Thunderbirds.

40I N V I E W

L A S T W O R D

The Grammy Award-winning Oak

Ridge Boys return to Cedar City and the

Centrum Arena this December with their

crowd-pleasing Christmas show. This

marks their 15th appearance at Southern

Utah University and continues a tradition

that has spanned the careers of the Oaks

and generations of Thunderbird fans.

The group’s connection with SUU

began in 1976 when they were given

a chance to play for students by then

director of student activities Ken Benson.

Ever since, the Boys have hit Cedar City

on their major tours, playing for students,

alumni and community members. “Over

the years we made many friends and also

made a lot of history in this great college

town,” says Oaks tenor Joe Bonsall.

“Southern Utah folks have always been

great to us and the all around family

atmosphere is what our show is all

about.”

Though the band saw its greatest

recording success in earlier years, they

still continue to sell out venues across

the country, and are one of only two

major bands to sell out the Centrum

Arena at SUU. The group was recently

named Best Music Act by American

Entertainment Magazine and was

given the 2008 Cliffie Stone Pioneer

Award for Lifetime Achievement at the

Academy of Country Music Awards.

The Christmas concert will be in the

Centrum Arena on December 1, 2010,

with tickets starting at just $15 for

students and $20 for adults.

Tickets (on sale Oct . 1) : $15 for Students $ 20 for Adults Call the Centrum Ticket Of fice at 435-586-7872

THE BOYS ARE BACK FOR CHRISTMAS

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We invite you to join your Thunderbird Family at the following events:

Homecoming 2010 - True To Suu!

Friday & Saturday, October 15-16. Join us for reunions, entertainment, True T-Bird Night,

the SUUper Sorrel 5K, Alumni Awards Luncheon and Homecoming parade, tailgate and

football game vs. Cal Poly.

January 14, 2011: gymnaSTicS vS. ucLa, cenTrum arena, 7 p.m.

February 21, 2011: gymnaSTicS aT byu, 7 p.m.

marcH 23-25, 2011: FounderS ceLebraTion and cedar ciTy campaign

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marcH 2011: campaign KicK-oFF evenTS in SaLT LaKe ciTy and LaS

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