Donors to the Fitzpatrick Center for Interdisciplinary Engineering, Medicine and Applied Sciences (FCIEMAS)

Special Areas
Michael J. and Patricia W. Fitzpatrick Building
Fitzpatrick Center for Photonics and Communications
Jeffrey N. Vinik Building
Kenneth T. Schiciano E'84 Auditorium
Lawrence D. Lenihan, Jr. E'87 Undergraduate Learning Center
Gary W. E'60 and Elizabeth D. Dickinson WC'61 Arcade
Anonymous - Twinnie's Cafe

Laboratories
Poses Family Laboratory
The Addy Family Laboratory
The Barry N. Bycoff Family Foundation Laboratory
Clarence and Beverley Chandran Laboratory
Stephen C. Coley E'67 Laboratory
Daniel M. Dickinson Laboratory
Theodore C. Kennedy E'52 Laboratory
Dr. Jack Lee and Family Laboratory
Martha Monserrate McDade E'81, G'82 Laboratory
Walter M. Mumma Faculty Commons
Amy and Donny Wilkinson Laboratory
Claude B. Williams, Jr. E'44 and David Hessee Laboratory
The Yoh Family Laboratory
William H. Younger Laboratory

Conference Rooms
Boswell Engineering Conference Room
Marie E. and Robert O. Dierks Conference Room
Thomas E. Harrington E'66 Conference Room
Alan L. Kaganov E'60 and Carol M. Kaganov Conference Room
The Lang Family Conference Room
The Meier Family Biomedical Engineering Conference Room
Howard M. Winterson T'39 Conference Room
The Yoh Family Conference Room

Administrative Suites
William J. Florence III E'83 Administrative Suite
William A. Hawkins III E'76 Administrative Suite
John L. E'45 and Lois Imhoff Administrative Suite

Offices
Robert W. Althaus E'71 Office
In Memory of The Honorable Terry Sanford
James N. Barton E'60 Office
Berghorst Foundation Office
Stephen Ray Bolze E'85 Office
Theodore Kleban E'38 Office, Given by Lewis C. Brewster E'86
Tom E'88 and Elizabeth Malone Burger T'88 Office
Marjorie B. D'92 and Robert W. "Judge" Carr, Jr. E'71 Office
Fredrick L. Thurstone Office
Norman A. Cocke III E'68 Office
Barbara C. and James H. Corrigan, Jr. E'47 Office
George H. Crowell E'67 Office
George C. Dannals E'49 Office
Peter J. Denker E'59 Office
John M. Derrick, Jr. E'61 and Linda D. Derrick Office
Robert E. Donaho E'76 and Stephanie E. Elbers-Donaho T'78
F. Reid Ervin E'42 Office
Fred M. Fehsenfeld, Jr. E'73 Office
James H. Frey E'60 Office
Robert L. Galloway, Jr. E'77, Ph.D.'83 and Karen E. Campbell Office
C. Gary Gerst E'61 Office
Carol J. and Charles D. Grove E'51
The Guerster Family
Marilyn and Keith Harrison
Grant T. Hollett, Jr. Office
Jeffrey D. Ix E'78 and Kathleen D. Ix E'79 Office
Joseph H. Jarboe E'69 Office
Vinay J. Jayaram E'96 Office
John and Maria Johnson Office
Kathleen B. and Robert G. Johnson Office
Edwin L. Jones, Jr. E'48 Office
Lee M. Kenna, Jr. E'68 Family Office
Dr. Nannerl O. Keohane, President of Duke University, 1993-2004
Edward L. Koffenberger E'47 Office
Dr. Jack Lee and Family Office
Marx-Love Office
James R. E'88 and Suzanne L. Lowry Office
Lydia and Harry McColloch Office
In Memory of John Bell McGaughy E'38
Jan L. Mize E'60 Office
David L. Pugh E'71 Office
Curt A. Rawley E'71 Office
Edward M. E'68 and Nora Lea WC'67 Reefe Office
Janis Jordan Rehlaender E'77 Office
Christopher M. E'80 and Sarah E. Relyea Office
Vernon H. and Helen R. Scarborough Office
J. Stephen Simon E'65 Office
SKANSKA Office
David P. Spearman E'77 Office
Jeff Spiritos E'76 Office: In memory of K.P. Arges and E. Elsevier
Stroy/Tanimoto Office
Dorothy J. and W. John Swartz E'56 Office
Joanne H. and Samuel A. Walker III E'66 Office
Seth A. Watkins E'92, MS'93, Ph.D.'96, JD'99 Office
Michael O. Wheeler E'65 Office
William B. Wilmer VI E'51 Office
Tom and Debbie Woodard Office

Breakrooms
William C. Dackis E'44 Break Room
Gerald C. Hartman Break Room

Wall of Recognition
Mark E. Baldwin E'75
Frank Birinyi E'72, G'76
John J. Borgschulte E'73
Charles T. and Joanne Davidson
G. Trevor Davis Jr.
In Memory of Thomas D. Downey E'52
Sally J. Fong Family
Marla J. Franks, MD E'80
James H. E’60 and Jacqueline WC’64 Frey
Annie Lewis J. WC'61 and Robert A. Garda E'61
Guerry L. Grune E'78
Philip J. Hawk E'76
Donald M. Helfer E'71
In Memory of Ozey K. Horton, Sr. and Jeanne Heyward Lynah Horton
Joseph M. Hunt III E'61, G'67
Daniel V. Ingram E'96
John and Maria Johnson
Tom E. and Bettsy C. Leib
James C. Lordeman E'78
Irene Lilly WC'62 and William W. McCutchen, Jr. E'62
Douglas A. and Marianne McGraw
Capers W. E'74 and Marion K. WC'75 McDonald
Lionel W. Neptune E’82
In Memory of Donald Yeager Nicholas E'37
James B. Nicholas E'73
Richard B. Parran, Jr. E'79
Daniel A. Pitt T'71
Sky Polega
Clay E. E'76 and Karen W. N'78 Scarborough
Barry Schneirov E'85
Elizabeth Franklin Sechrest E'79
Frances S. & Gordon L. Smith, Jr. E'48
Robert J. Stets, Jr.
The Steve and Jay Sullivan Family
David J. Thacker T'97
Dr. and Mrs. Paul A. Vadnais E'73
Dr. Paul P. Wang
Art and Mickey Wheeler
Claude B. Williams, Jr. E'44 and David Hessee
Zimmer Gunsul Frasca Partnership

Edmund T. Pratt Jr. Gives Duke University $35 Million to Endow School of Engineering

DURHAM, N.C. -- Edmund T. Pratt Jr., who was retired chairman and chief executive officer of Pfizer Inc., gave $35 million to endow the Duke University School of Engineering, which was renamed in his honor. The gift was announced Oct. 3, 1999, by university president Nannerl O. Keohane. Pratt died of cancer Sept. 5, 2002, at the age of 75.

"What better thing to do with the resources one has than to help a great university to become even greater," Pratt said from his home in Port Washington, N.Y., when the gift was announced.

The gift was the second largest in Duke's history, surpassed only by the original gift by James B. Duke that transformed Trinity College into the university that bears his family's name. Duke created The Duke Endowment with a $40 million gift in 1924. He then left $67 million to the Charlotte-based charitable trust when he died in 1925. A total of $17 million from those two gifts was used to construct Duke's West Campus.

"How wonderfully appropriate that on the very weekend the university celebrates the 75th anniversary of James B. Duke's extraordinary philanthropy, Ed Pratt has made a gift that promises to catapult the Edmund T. Pratt Jr. School of Engineering into the ranks of the leading centers of engineering education and research," Keohane said in announcing the gift following action by the Duke Board of Trustees. "We are deeply grateful for his vision."

The board accepted the gift and the school's naming at its regular Fall meeting in 1999.

Although engineering studies at Duke date back to 1888 at Trinity College, the School of Engineering was organized in 1939.

The gift from Pratt was the largest in the $2 billion Campaign for Duke that formally began in 1998.

"This magnificent gift will provide the resources needed for our strategic plan to take Duke into the elite schools of engineering," Kristina Johnson, who came from the University of Colorado in the summer of 1999 to become dean of the engineering school, said when the gift was announced. "This plan emphasizes investing in graduate and undergraduate research at the interdisciplinary frontiers of medicine, business, natural and environmental sciences, all aimed at solving major global problems facing our health and environment."

Johnson said at the time that the Pratt endowment would be used to attract high-quality faculty, to fund graduate fellowships and to provide a stronger financial base for undergraduate financial aid. She said the endowment would allow the school to enhance undergraduate education by improving the student-faculty ratio, expanding undergraduate research opportunities and augmenting the international honors program that enables engineering students to study abroad.

"As an early graduate of the engineering program, from nearly when it began, I have been proud to see the school continue to improve and rise to national leadership in critically important fields such as biomedical engineering," Pratt said when the gift was announced. "The rapidly changing pace of technology and innovation that fuel our global economy require that tomorrow's engineering students have access to the best faculty, facilities and equipment. I feel privileged that I am in a position to help ensure that this can happen at Duke.

"Leadership is an important factor when making decisions to invest in a venture," said Pratt. "In Nan Keohane, Duke has a leader of exceptional ability who understands the importance of always striving for excellence. And I am impressed not only by the leadership (former dean) Earl Dowell gave to the school but by the remarkable scholarly and research accomplishments of its able and dynamic new dean, Kristina Johnson.

"I am also deeply honored to add my commitment to those of my friends J. B. Fuqua and Pete and Ginny Nicholas, who have been so generous in supporting Duke and whose gifts to the Fuqua School of Business and the Nicholas School of the Environment have helped them become among the best in the nation."

Johnson said Pratt "has always been a forward-looking leader, who unerringly supported investment in research as a cornerstone of his management philosophy and as the basis for bold new ventures.

"Equally important, Ed Pratt earned a well-deserved reputation not only as a talented and creative executive but as a humane leader whose concern for his employees made Pfizer among the most desirable corporations in which to work," Johnson said. "These are exactly the qualities our faculty seek to instill in our students and we believe Duke engineering students will be inspired by his example."

Pratt graduated from Duke in 1947 with a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, magna cum laude. He immediately entered the University of Pennsylvania Wharton School of Business, receiving his MBA with honors in 1949.

He began his career as a salesman at IBM Corp. His career was interrupted for two years by the Korean War, when he served with the Navy in Charleston, S.C. He returned to IBM in 1954 and by 1962, he had risen to become controller of the IBM World Trade Corp., when he joined the Kennedy administration as assistant secretary of the Army for Financial Management.

He left government in 1964 to join Pfizer as corporate controller, rising through the ranks to become president in 1971 and chairman and CEO in 1972.

During his 20 years in that position, before retiring in 1992, Pratt saw Pfizer's annual revenue increase sevenfold, from $1 billion to nearly $7 billion. He also significantly increased Pfizer's global reach to include operations in 140 countries.

He was also active in business, civic and charitable affairs, so much so that then-New York Gov. Mario Cuomo called him "a walking definition of civic responsibility."

Among Pratt's many awards was the 1986 Gantt Award by the American Management Association and the American Society of Mechanical Engineers for his "distinguished achievement in management as a service to the community."

His charitable work included leadership positions in the United Way, the Boys Clubs of America, the Hugh O'Brien Youth Foundation and the Girl Scouts.

He also was an active contributor to higher education, his most recent major gift being $12 million in 1998 to Long Island University to fund new academic, computer and library facilities, increased recreational space and other improvements.

At Duke, Pratt served as a trustee from 1977 to 1988. He has also served on the board of the Fuqua School of Business, the Engineering Development Committee, the Capital Gifts Committee and the Leadership Gift Committee.

Upon his retirement from Pfizer, the company established in his honor at Duke the Pfizer Inc.-Edmund T. Pratt, Jr. University Professorship. In 1997, the university named the Pratt Commons of the Levine Science Research Center in his honor, following his $1 million gift to the center.

In late 2000, High-tech entrepreneur Michael J. Fitzpatrick and his wife, Patty, donated $25 million to the Pratt school of engineering to establish an innovative center for advanced photonics and communications.

The generous gift brought the school of engineering significantly closer to completing a $100 million Center for Advanced Photonics and Communications Systems which aims to help turn North Carolina into a "photon forest" where research and development in photonics can create the kind of technological advance and economic growth found in California's Silicon Valley.

The Fitzpatricks are both alumni of Duke, where they met and later married. Michael received his bachelor's degree in Engineering in 1970. Michael Fitzpatrick played defensive back and linebacker for the 1968 and 1969 Blue Devils. Patty received her degree from the Women¹s college in 1969.

Patty Fitzpatrick is president of the Fitzpatrick Foundation. The foundation supports in-school and after-school programs for economically disadvantaged Northern California youths in grades K-12.

Michael Fitzpatrick, a former Duke University football player, is the former chairman, chief executive officer and president of E-TEK Dynamics Inc., a leading manufacturer of fiberoptic components, instruments and systems for the telecommunications and cable television industries. He has served as CEO of Network Systems Corp. and president and CEO of Pacific Telesis Enterprises. He joined E-TEK Dynamics in 1997 as president and CEO, and was named chairman in 1999.

The gift for the creation of the Center for Advanced photonics and Communication systems follows a long series of generous gifts from the couple. In September, the Fitzpatricks contributed $1 million to the construction of a new building for the University¹s football team.

The Fitzpatricks are residents of Hillsborough, Calif., and have three children.

The James B. Duke Society recognizes those individuals who have followed the example and generosity of Duke University's founder, James B. Duke, by continuing his vision through involvement and support, and by providing cumulative gifts exceeding $100,000 to all areas of Duke University.

To acknowledge membership in the James B. Duke Society, the University commissioned Tiffany & Company to create a limited edition porcelain box inspired by the original architect's drawings of the West Campus Union and dormitory buildings. Each member of the James B. Duke Society receives one of these "special" boxes and is invited to Duke's annual gala donor recognition weekend. When each member's commitment is fulfilled and the Campaign for Duke is concluded, all members' names will be permanently inscribed at a prominent campus location.

We recognize and thank the following Engineering alumni and friends that have given in excess of $100,000 to Duke University.

In the lobby of the Nello L. Teer building there is a "Wall of Recognition" listing the names of the alumni and friends of the Pratt School of Engineering who are members of the James B. Duke Society. The wall was given by the Pratt School of Engineering Alumni Association in 1995.

Induction Date:
Brian F. Addy E'86	2001
Donald Alstadt	2001
Mr and Mrs. Howard M. Anderson P'02	2003
Robert W. Anderson E'59	2001
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Akridge III P'00	2001
Eric F. Bam E'78	2005
P. J. Baugh T'54	1992
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Muse Bass P'97	2002
C. Leland Bassett	1997
Mary W. and Joe F. Berini E'39	2000
Brenda B. and H. Keith H. Brodie	1994
Dorcas M. and E. Ray Bucher E'45	1994
Bonnie L. and Barry N. Bycoff P'06, P'09	2005
Shawn S. and Brook H. Byers P'07	2005
Lewis B. Campbell E'68	2001
Marjorie B. D'92 and Robert W. "Judge" Carr, Jr. E'71	1998
John T. Chambers E'71	1997
Mr. and Mrs. Clarance J. Chandran P'07	2003
A. James Clark T'77	2002
Dr. and Mrs. Howard G. Clark III	2002
Peggy Cleveland	2003
John Cocke E'45, PhD'56	1992
Norman A. Cocke III E'68	2005
Shirley A. and Darryl W. Copeland E'58	1995
Barbara C. and James H. Corrigan, Jr. E'47	1992
Elle R. and William C. Dackis E'44	2003
Cortez T. and George C. Dannals E'49	2005
Peter J. Denker E'59	1999
Linda D. and John M. Derrick, Jr. E'61	1998
Gina and Daniel M. Dickinson E'83	2005
F. Reid Ervin E'42	1996
Suzanne W. and Fred M. Fehsenfeld, Jr. E'73	2005
Michael J. T'70 and Patricia W. WC'69 Fitzpatrick	2001
Peter W. Flur E'86	2001
Jacqueline WC'64 and James H. E'60 Frey	2005
John R. Gabriel E'64	2001
Annie Lewis J. WC'61 and Robert A. Garda E'61	1992
Mary L. WC'49 and William H. Gardner, Jr. E'45	2002
Virginia and C. Gary Gerst E'61	1994
Annette H. WC'44 and Clair H. Gingher, Jr. E'43	1992
Susan and Thomas E. Harrington E'66	2002
Marilyn A. WC'71 and R. Keith Harrison, Jr. E'70	2003
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Heinz P'03, P'05	2002
David M. Hessee	2005
Susan W. and Fitzgerald S. Hudson E'46	1992
Lois WC'47 and John L. E'45 Imhoff	2005
Kathleen D. E'79 and Jeffrey D. E'78 Ix	2005
Maria and John Kent Johnson P'07	2005
Lucille F. and Edwin L. Jones, Jr. E'48	1992
Kenneth D. Kennedy, Jr. E'64	1999
Carol R. N'64 and Cleveland C. Kern, Jr. E'62	1992
Stacy Stansell Klein E'91	2005
Clara T. and Kenneth T. Knight E'33	1998
Winifred M. and Edward L. Koffenberger E'47	1997
Ruth M. WC'49 and Harold H. Hogg T'48	2002
Kristina M. Johnson	2002
Carol and Alan L. Kaganov E'60	2002
Theodore C. Kennedy E'52	2002
Dr. and Mrs. Jack Lee P'02	2001
Bettsy C. N'62 and Tom E. Leib E'61	2002
Marion and Lawrence D. Lenihan, Jr. E'87	2003
George W. Lipscomb E'49	1999
Jean G. WC'41 and William M. MacLachlan, Jr. E'42	2002
John A. McChensey E'63	1999
Edward R. McCracken	1992
Irene Lilly WC'62 and William W. McCutchen, Jr. E'62	1994
Martha M. E'81, G'82 and Herbert H. McDade III T'81	2003
J. Thomas McMurray E'76	2001
Jan F. Mize E'60	2002
William C. Moore E'61	2002
Susan R. and Robert M. Mumma II E'68	2005
Charles H. Nickerson E'39	1992
Sidney J. Nurkin E'63	2001
Patricia O'Connor G'80	2002
Larry E. Parsons E'60	1998
Mr. and Mrs. Frederic M. Poses P'06	2002
Edmund T. Pratt, Jr. E'47	1992
Barbara S. and David L. Pugh E'71	2005
James F. Rabenhorst E'64	1992
Jane H. WC'39 and Charles W. Ramsey, Jr. E'39	1998
Nora Lea WC'67 and Edward M. Reefe E'68	1998
Donald M. Ross E'47	1999
Kenneth T. Schiciano E'84	1998
William A. Simpson E'65	2001
F. Colton Somers III E'36	1999
Robert E. Stroupe E'44	1992
Catherine and James L. Stuart E'71	2003
Dorothy P. and W. John Swartz E'56	1992
Ethel and Nello L. Teer, Jr.	1992
Mildred R. and R. Dillard Teer	1992
Jim J. Temple E'59	2001
Elizabeth M. and James L. Vincent E'61	1992
Jeffrey N. Vinik E'81	1998
James Hudgins Vogeley E'80	1993
Nancy C. and William H. Wannamaker T'29	2003
J. K. Christopher Warren E'87	1992
Lydia Webb	1992
Richard B. Wells, Jr. E'42	1998
Beverly M. and Jerry C. Wilkinson E'67	1998
Claude B. Williams, Jr. E'44	2005
Lena S. WC'51 and William B. Wilmer VI E'51	1998
Debra S. and Thomas M. Woodard E'69	1998
Mary M. WC'59 and Harold L. Yoh, Jr. E'58	1992
Sharon C. T'83 and Harold L. Yoh III E'83	2003
Michael H. Yoh E'85	2003
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Younger P'03, P'06	2002
Mary M. WC'59 and Harold L. Yoh, Jr. E'58	1992

The Founders Society honors those individuals who provide gifts of $25,000 or more to establish permanent endowments, thus helping to assure that the University will always be able to fulfill its mission of excellence in teaching, research, and patient care.

To acknowledge membership in the Founders Society, the University presents its new members with a bronze replica of The Sower at the annual donor recognition weekend. The Sower was a gift to the University from James B. Duke and stands on East Campus, symbolizing the far sighted individual who sows seeds today for tomorrow.

In the lobby of the Nello L. Teer building there is a "Wall of Recognition" listing the names of the alumni and friends of the Pratt School of Engineering who are members of the Founders Society. The wall was given by the Pratt School of Engineering Alumni Association in 1995.

We recognize and thank the following Engineering alumni and friends that have provided a permanent endowment for the Pratt School of Engineering.

Date of Induction:
Jean S. and Brian F. Addy E'86	2004
Donald Alstadt	2001
Fred C. Aldridge, Jr. E'55	1987
Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Anderson P'02	2003
Robert W. Anderson E'59	1993
Margaretta and Norman Augustine	1987
Janice L. and William M. Bartlett E'54	1987
James N. Barton E'60	1993
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Muse Bass P'97	2002
Rebecca B. and C. Leland Bassett E'59	1986
P. J. Baugh T'54	1987
George N. Beer E'44	2003
Carolina B. Berini	1998
Mary W. and Joe F. Berini E'39	2003
Jane and Vinson Bidlingmeyer	1984
Barbara C. and Robert M. Borst E'51	1987
R. Wiley Bourne, Jr. E'59	1992
Brenda B. and H. Keith H. Brodie	1987
Jean B. WC'49 and Richard A. Bugg, Jr. E'49	1990
Dorcas M. and E. Ray Bucher, Jr. E'45	2002
Virginia and James B. Carson	1986
John T. Chambers E'71	1997
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence J. Chandran P'07	2004
A. James Clark T'77	2002
Peggy Cleveland	2003
John Cocke E'45, PhD'56	1987
Norman A. Cocke III E'68	2002
Darryl Wade Copeland, Jr. E'81	1987
Shirley A. and Darryl W. Copeland E'58	1986
Barbara C. and James H. Corrigan, Jr. E'47	1987
Elle and William C. Dackis E'44	1988
Judith and Martin J. DeMatteo	1990
Charron R. and Peter J. Denker E'59	1995
Linda D. and John M. Derrick, Jr. E'61	1987
Elizabeth D. WC'61 and Gary W. Dickinson E'60	1989 2004
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Owen Dierks P'85, P'90	2002
Elizabeth L. N'45 and Ray B. Duggins E'44	1990
Frederick E. Ehrsam, Jr. E'77	2004
F. Reid Ervin E'42	1997
Ann T. and Robert R. Everett E'42	1991
Patricia W. WC'69 and Michael J. Fitzpatrick T'70	2002
J. Peyton Fuller IV T'54	1987
John R. Gabriel E'64	1991
Annie Lewis J. WC'61 and Robert A. Garda E'61	1987
Mary L. WC'49 and William H. Gardner, Jr. E'45	2002
Virginia and C. Gary Gerst E'61	1986
Annette H. WC'44 and Clair H. Gingher, Jr. E'43	1986
George M. Grills E'63	1992
Susan E. G'62 and R. Eugene Goodson T'57	1989
Marie C. T'63 and Charles L. E'63 Grossman	2004
Robert A. Hamilton T'38	1990
Thomas E. Harrington E'66	2000
Marilyn A. WC'71 and R. Keith Harrison, Jr. E'70	2000
Ruth M. WC'49 and Harold H. Hogg T'48	2000
Susan W. and Fitzgerald S. Hudson E'46	1986
Dr. and Mrs. Richard M. Hunt P'84	1987 2004
Lois J. WC'47 and John L. Imhoff E'45	1996
Kathleen D. E'79 and Jeffrey D. Ix E'78	2002
Audrey A. and Owen C. Johnson T'44	2003
Lucille F. and Edwin L. Jones, Jr. E'48	1986
J. A. Jones	1951
Carol M. and Alan L. Kaganov E'60	1998
Carol R. N'64 and Cleveland C. Kern, Jr. E'62	1989
Nedra R. WC'63 and Ronald G. Kalish E'61	2002
Clara T. and Kenneth T. Knight, Jr. E'33	1991
Winifred M. and Edward L. Koffenberger E'47	1990
Lawrence Joseph Lang E'86	2004
C. B. Lee E'78	2002
Kelly Link	1991
Valeries M. E'94 and David M. E'94 Love	2004
Irene Lilly WC'62 and William W. McCutchen, Jr. E'62	1989
Jean G. WC'41 and William M. MacLachlan, Jr. E'42	2000
Roderick A. MacLeod E'66	1987
Richard Maxwell E'55	1987
Kimberly Jenkins T'75 and J. Thomas McMurray E'76	1991
Robert J. Melosh	1988
Jan L. Mize E'60	1992
Linda L. WC'62, G'63 and E. Towson Moore PhD '63	1991
Sandra Myerson	1992
Harriet G. WC'56 and Thomas R. Nesbitt, Jr. E'59	1994
Charles H. Nickerson E'39	1992
Sidney Joseph Nurkin E'63	1993
Kenneth H. Olsen	1986
Larry E. Parsons E'60	1992
Dr. and Mrs. George W. Pearsall	2002
Jennie M. and Robert H. Pinnix T'24	1984
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley A. Polega P'99	2004
Edmund T. Pratt, Jr. E'47	2002
James F. Rabenhorst E'64	2002
Jane H. WC'39 and Charles W. Ramsey E'39	1998
Nora Lea WC'67 and Edward M. Reefe E'68	2002
James E. and Janis J. Rehlaender E'77	2004
Sally-Christine Rodgers and Randolph K. Repass E'66	2004
John D. Roberts E'59	2004
Frances B. WC'44 and Joe E. Robnett, Jr. E'49	1992
Ann H. WC'48 and Donald M. Ross E'47	1999
Lynne F. WC'61 and Joseph A. Saldutti	2004
Mary K. and Paul Ruffin Scarborough E'72	2004
Kenneth T. Schiciano E'84	1998
Ralph F. Spinnler E'61	1988
Dorothy R. and Clifton G. Stoneburner E'35	1986
John William Stauffer E'81	1988
Robert E. Stroupe E'44	1986
Lorine S. Tanimoto and Gary H. Stroy P'01, P'06	2004
Dorothy P. and W. John Swartz E'56	1986
Ethel and Nello L. Teer, Jr.	1987
Dorothy H. and Miles H. Thompson G'66	1983
Frances B. and T. Edward Torgerson E'49	2002
George A. Truskey	2000
Elizabeth M. and James L. Vincent E'61	1989
Jeffrey N. Vinik E'81	1999
James Hudgins Vogeley E'80	1994
Samuel A. Walker III E'66	1995 2004
Nancy C. and William H. Wannamaker T'29	2003
J. K. Christopher Warren E'87	1987
Anne and Richard D. Webb T'51	1987
Lydia Webb	1990
Jane S. and Richard B. Wells, Jr. E'42	1988
Susan J. WC'68 and Michael O. Wheeler E'65	2002
Mary C. Whitton WC'70	1991
Myrtle Coker Wilkinson	1998
Thomas M. Woodard E'69	1993
Suzanne L. and Jeffrey M. Yoh E'88	1989 2004
Karen Bogart Yoh T'87	1989
Mary M. WC'59 and Harold L. Yoh, Jr. E'58	1986
Michael H. Yoh E'85	1987
Sharon C. T'82 and Harold L. Yoh III E'83	1987
William C. Yoh T'93	1989
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Younger P'03, P'06	2002