ANNUAL REPORT | Year Ended August 31, 2012

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Board of Directors1. Barbara J. Bateman2. John Bisgrove Jr.3. David Contiguglia4. Guy T. Cosentino5. Patricia Vail Dellonte6. Peter J. Emerson*7. Dr. Dennis Golladay8. Lisa M. Green9. Lloyd E. Hoskins ’7410. Dr. Joseph F. Karpinski Sr.*11. Daniel C. Labeille* 12. John Latanyshyn13. William R. Lynch14. Loraine Miller ’7315. Jerome A. Mirabito16. Lewis E. Springer II17. Kimberly M. Townsend18. L. Michael Treadwell19. Robert K. Wallace20. Caroline M. Westover Dr. Daniel P. Larson, Ex Officio *Honorary Director

In addition, the following people recently served on the Board of Directors:

Dr. Barbara J. Connor Joanne V. Dusel ‘76 Anthony D. Franceschelli ‘77 Stanley J. Kott ‘68

Staff16 17 18 19 20

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• Jeffrey L. Hoffman, Executive Director• Martha S. MacKay, Associate Director of Development• Louise B. Wilson ’72, Director of Alumni Affairs• Carol A. MacKenzie ’74, Administrative Assistant• Kathleen Colella ’72, Part-time Administrative Assistant• Mary J. Kriever ’09, Part-time Administrative Assistant• Kathleen O’Donnell, Accountant• Buffington & Hoatland CPAs, Auditors

Cover Photos:Top: Fulton Kickoff held on December 14, 2011

Bottom: Dedication and Ribbon-cutting held on September 14, 2012

A letter from the President The Cayuga County Community College Foundation, Inc.

Dear Friends of the CCC Foundation,

For 30 years the hallmark of the Cayuga Community College Foundation has been growth. Beginning in 1982 with initial gifts of about $5,000, the Foundation quickly surpassed one milestone after another:

1990 $1 million in total assets1991 $2 million1997 $5 million1999 $7.5 million2006 $10 million

In addition to growing our portfolio, the Foundation’s leaders and you, our donors, have made significant gifts to the College’s students. Since 2005, our scholarship support has averaged around $300,000 annually. Add to that our support to several capital projects, and the CCC Foundation’s total giving since 2005 has exceeded $6 million!

During 2011-12, your Foundation entered a new and expansive era. After many months of careful consideration, the CCC Foundation took on the ownership of River Glen Plaza, the site of Cayuga’s new Fulton Campus. Overnight, the Foundation’s assets nearly doubled to more than $21 million. In this annual report, we’ll tell you how and why this was done. This is truly an exciting time to partner with the “new” Cayuga Community College Foundation.

Going all the way back to 1982, our accomplishments have always hinged on one thing—the generosity of our donors. May I take this opportunity to recognize your support in the past and to encourage your continued partnership with the CCC Foundation. On behalf of the Board of Directors and the staff, I thank you for making our Foundation one of the outstanding success stories among America’s community colleges.

Lloyd E. HoskinsPresident, The Cayuga Community College Foundation, Inc.

HighlightsSupport to the College

New Scholarships

Instructional Equipment

Development and Special Project Grants

Cultural Events

Brunell Visiting Scholar

• • • • •Fulton Campus at River Glen

• • • • •National Benefactor Award

• • • • •Athletic Stadium Complex

• • • • •ACC/CCC Alumni Association

• • • • •Donors / Matching Gifts

Support to the CollegeThe Foundation provides support to the College in two forms: 1) scholarships, awards and grants to students and 2) support for academic and other College and community programs. The Foundation had another good year receiving gifts and grants from many generous individuals, foundations and organizations.

Support to StudentsIn the past year, the Foundation received funds to create seven new scholarships:

The Alfieri & McColgin Nursing Excellence Scholarship was created by Linda Alfieri, Director of CCC Nursing Program, and Dr. Cathleen McColgin, alumna of the nursing program and former employee of the College. This will be awarded to a student entering his/her second year of CCC’s Nursing Program who demonstrates a spirit of inquiry and passion for the pursuit of excellence in the nursing profession.

Cayuga County Association of Realtors holds an annual golf tournament and has been donating the proceeds to several community organizations. In 2012 they decided to direct some of the proceeds to the youth in our community. The recipient of this award must be a full-time registered, incoming freshman, who is a resident of Cayuga County demonstrating financial need and plans on majoring in business.

Eastern Shore Associates Insurance Scholarship was established by Robert K. Wallace, Foundation Board Member and President and CEO of Eastern Shore Associates Insurance. This scholarship will be given to a full-time, returning sophomore attending the Fulton campus who is pursuing studies in business and fosters a strong commitment to his or her business studies.

Weston D. Eldred Memorial Scholarship was established after the untimely death of this graduate who received a 2009 Chancellor’s Award for Student Excellence. Wes was passionate about his studies, renewable energy, environmental science and helping his fellow students through CCC’s Tutor Club. This award is given to a returning (second-year) full-time student at the Auburn campus who is studying the sciences and demonstrates a passion for the study of chemistry, problem-solving skills, a hunger for knowledge and a vision for his/her future.

The Nancy McGohan Memorial Nursing Scholarship was created by friends of Nancy, who was an alumna of the nursing program and an employee of Auburn Memorial Hospital for 31 years. The award recognizes a returning sophomore enrolled in the nursing program who demonstrates patience, compassion and a therapeutic sense of humor toward others, as well as good academic standing and financial need.

Family, friends and colleagues endowed a scholarship fund in memory of Katie Socci, who was murdered on June 15, 2011, leaving behind a young daughter. She was a graduate of Auburn High School and the CCC nursing program. She demonstrated her skills in medical-surgical, neurological, telemetry and critical care units, serving patients in Auburn, Syracuse, Rochester, San Diego, San Francisco and Charleston. Her devotion to family ultimately brought her back to Auburn and as an RN at Upstate Medical Center in Syracuse. The Katie M. Socci Memorial Scholarship is awarded to a returning student in his/her final year

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of the nursing program. The recipient should demonstrate Katie’s compassion for patients and a wide-ranging interest in multiple settings in which nurses practice their art. Preference is given to a single parent who is a Cayuga County high school graduate.

The Thomas James Wiggins Sr. Memorial Scholarship was created by family and friends in memory of Mr. Wiggins, who had a strong will to live throughout his multiple battles with cancer beginning when he was one year old. This is awarded to a student entering his or her second year in the nursing program who is an inspiration to others in the program. Preference will be given to a student who has overcome a health issue or other adversity in pursuit of a career in nursing.

*denotes change in fiscal year

Support to the College

Student Testimonials“I was so grateful to have been chosen to receive the Ralph W. Standbrook Scholarship. One of the hardest parts about coming back to school as a nontraditional student is being able to afford to do so. This scholarship will help tremendously in this aspect. Thank you so much for selecting me as a recipient.”

Brian Knapp Ralph W. Standbrook Scholarship

“Due to being in school full time, I am unable to work full time, so with this scholarship it helps tremendously financially to achieve my goals of completing RN school.”

Jillian Emerson Joseph W. and Margaret G. Pine Memorial Scholarship

“Winning this scholarship has been very beneficial to me. I have decided to pay for my education myself. Having this scholarship available and winning it will help me achieve my goal of paying for college myself and becoming a special education teacher. Thank you to both The Cayuga County Community College Foundation and Fulton Savings Bank for making this scholarship available.”

Matthew McLaughlin Fulton Savings Bank High School Scholarship

“I want to personally thank everyone who was involved in awarding me this scholarship. I truly appreciate it from the bottom of my heart.”

Anthony DisantoCayuga County Association of Realtors Scholarship

During 2011-2012, the Foundation provided $482,834 to the College and to the community through awards, scholarships, campus improvements and other awards including the following:

• $289,990 for 270 Scholarships and 79 Commencement Awards to diminish some of the unmet need of $15,461,545 for 2011-2012.

• $20,028 in Faculty Grants for the Emerson Endowed Chair and two Summer Fellowships

• $102,630 for Program Grants

Pictured left to right: Jeffrey Hoffman, Executive Director of the CCC Foundation; Melissa Flask from Generations Bank and co-chair of the Cayuga County Assoc. of Realtors golf tournament; Anthony Disanto, scholarship recipient; and Steven Ansteth, Associate Real Estate Broker, Real Estate Director for Soules and Dunn Associates, and co-chair of the golf tournament.

Fall/Spring ScholarshipsACC/CCC Alumni Association ScholarshipsAdministrative/Professional Group ScholarshipDavid F. Alexander Memorial ScholarshipAlfieri & McColgin Nursing Excellence ScholarshipAlliance Bank ScholarshipAuburn Players Community Theatre ScholarshipAuburn Police Union Local 195 ScholarshipAuburn Steel/Nucor Steel Auburn, Inc. ScholarshipsJosephine Aversa-Lynch Memorial ScholarshipClaudine B. Babiarz Memorial ScholarshipAntonino & Matteo Bartolotta Scholarships of MeritAntonino & Matteo Bartolotta Technical ScholarshipJames A. & Katie S. Bentley Memorial ScholarshipDonald P. Blaisdell EAP ScholarshipRichard Bunn Memorial ScholarshipCCC Grants-in-AidPatricia M. Callahan ScholarshipsCayuga Bank ScholarshipsCayuga Bank Employee Memorial ScholarshipCayuga County Association of RealtorsCayuga County Home Bureau ScholarshipCayuga County Medical Society ScholarshipG. Bruce & Betty Dearing Memorial ScholarshipTaylor Denson Health ScholarshipSelio & Kathryn DePasquale Science ScholarshipEastern Shore Associates Insurance ScholarshipEducational Support Professionals ScholarshipWeston D. Eldred Memorial ScholarshipEmpire State Diversity Honors ScholarshipClaire E. & Frank A. Fama Sophomore ScholarshipsJoseph S. Fleszar Memorial ScholarshipForesman Family ScholarshipLeo and Elizabeth Curtin Fox Memorial ScholarshipFreshman Scholarships of MeritFulton Savings Bank ScholarshipFulton Savings Bank High School ScholarshipsAnne Drancsak Gallager Memorial ScholarshipMr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Ganey Business ScholarshipHarry W. and Dorothy J. George ScholarshipsVirginia E. (Dent) Greenfield Memorial ScholarshipHarrington Business ScholarshipRyan L. Hart Memorial ScholarshipJack M. Hayden Jr. Memorial ScholarshipsHoly Family High School Alumni ScholarshipHonors Scholarships - Full TuitionHonors Scholarships – SophomoreWalter W. & Mabel C. Hornburg ScholarshipsWilliam J. Humes Jr. Memorial ScholarshipsKenneth & Margaret Lesch Jahn Memorial ScholarshipHoney and Dr. Joseph F. Karpinski Sr. Memorial Scholarship

Knight Foundation ScholarshipsSabina Kulakowski Memorial ScholarshipDaniel C. Labeille GrantWalter K. Long Memorial ScholarshipVerna Bench MacKay Memorial ScholarshipMaureen Mahany Memorial ScholarshipRocco Malvaso Memorial ScholarshipHelen C. Mahon/Zonta Club of Auburn ScholarshipNancy McGohan Memorial Nursing ScholarshipElizabeth Payne McQueeney Memorial ScholarshipsWilliam & Esther Norris ScholarshipsNursing ScholarshipsJessica L. Onderdonk Memorial ScholarshipRuth Penchoen Memorial ScholarshipJoseph W. and Margaret G. Pine Memorial ScholarshipPatricia K. Rizzo Memorial ScholarshipLinda A. Rooker Nursing ScholarshipSt. Alphonsus School ScholarshipScholarship Incentive AwardsHerman & Margaret Schwartz ScholarshipsJames Sayre Seymour Memorial ScholarshipNataline Dulles Seymour Memorial ScholarshipKatie M. Socci Memorial ScholarshipSociety of Broadcast Engineers ScholarshipsSophomore ScholarshipsRalph W. Standbrook ScholarshipAnne I. Stapleton ScholarshipJohn E. Stapleton ScholarshipDr. Thomas D. & Wilhelmina Meagher Stapleton ScholarshipJosephine A. Stephen Memorial Nursing ScholarshipSylvania-GTE-Philips Employee Association ScholarshipTRW-Auburn Electronics Division ScholarshipPreston H. Thomas Memorial ScholarshipsTrustee ScholarshipsWard Family ScholarshipJohn M. & Marjorie D. Wetherby ScholarshipLisa A. McLoud White Memorial ScholarshipThomas James Wiggins Sr. Memorial ScholarshipDellaphene Winters Memorial ScholarshipsJacqueline Kellogg Wise Memorial ScholarshipsRose M. Zambito Scholarship

Commencement AwardsACC/CCC Alumni Association AwardsAccounting Career AwardAccounting Transfer AwardMadeleine Alfieri Memorial Nursing AwardDr. G. Burnett & Vera K. Atwater Memorial AwardAuburn Community Hospital Auxiliary AwardDavid L. Becker II Memorial AwardIrving & Helen Belth Memorial AwardNeilia Hunter Biden English AwardsDean Norman F. Bourke Memorial Scholarship

Edward T. & Alice L. Boyle Memorial ScholarshipCarol A. Brewer Sportsmanship AwardProfessor Joseph A.M. Camardo Memorial AwardSandra B. Carbary Memorial AwardRuth Edwards Carpenter Memorial AwardRalph J. Casbarro Sports AwardMark “Chico” Castiglione Memorial AwardPhilip Thomas and Mary Pace Cefaratti Memorial AwardVicki Cook Condie Nursing Excellence AwardSue Court Memorial AwardJohn A. Daum Memorial ScholarshipsBarbara Dove Memorial AwardEastern Shore Associates Insurance AwardFred M. & Ora H. Everett AwardsClaire E. & Frank A. Fama Memorial AwardsFoundation Memorial AwardMr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Ganey Business AwardHarry W. and Dorothy J. George AwardsVirginia E. (Dent) Greenfield Memorial AwardHarrington Business AwardHonors Faculty AwardWalter W. & Mabel C. Hornburg AwardHoney and Dr. Joseph F. Karpinski Sr. AwardJohn Karpinski Memorial AwardSamuel V. & Marion B. Kennedy Memorial AwardWilliam Komanecky Memorial Science AwardRuth Kimball Kent Memorial English AwardDr. John P. and Joann MacDaniel AwardJ. Richard Mahlstedt Sr. Memorial AwardEthyl W. Mapes Nursing AwardElizabeth B. Metcalf Memorial AwardLena S. Michaels Memorial AwardMiele/Fama Leadership AwardVirginia K. Moore AwardRobert D. & D. Jayne Murphy Memorial Mathematics AwardWilliam J. Painter Memorial AwardPhi Theta Kappa, Dean Norman F. Bourke Memorial AwardDorothy M. Rooker AwardPatrick G. Ryan Memorial AwardGoldye Jean Schwartz Memorial AwardDr. George Sincerbeaux Pediatric ScholarshipSociety of Broadcast Engineers ScholarshipAnne I. Stapleton AwardJohn E. Stapleton AwardDr. Thomas D. & Wilhelmina Meagher Stapleton AwardThomas F. Steenburgh Memorial AwardWilfred “Sonny” Taylor Memorial AwardTrustees’ Memorial AwardShirley Vargason Memorial AwardHerbert P. Ward Memorial AwardJoan Post Worden Memorial ScholarshipMichael C. Wride Memorial AwardJean Sturges & David Aidan Young Memorial Award

Support to the College

Bolded scholarships/awards first given in 2011-2012.

Support to the College

Program SupportProgram support provides funding for faculty, staff and our community:

• Instructional Equipment Funds are for student use and provided $49,395 to purchase equipment for several departments:

Electrical Technology: magnetic fields in coils to provide students with “hands-on” learning of abstract concepts of electric and magnetic fields

Art: purchase of 16 digital cameras and a printer for the digital camera classes in Fulton

Humanities and Communication: purchase of a Tricaster (also known as a “TV production truck in a box”) allows the students to do multi-camera, remote television productions. Currently student production crews use it to record weekly musical productions at the Auburn Public Theater. In the future, they’ll be using it to produce television coverage of college sports.Audio isolation booth and microphones as an upgrade to the college’s Music Recording Studio. It allows students to professionally isolate vocalists and instruments during recording sessions and produce high quality, profes-sional audio.

Theatre Arts: lighting control board, remote focus unit, touch screen monitor and remote video interface unit

• Myron Sullivan Memorial Fund: After his service in the U.S. Air Force, Myron “Mike” Sullivan made his career as a physics teacher. Mike taught at Auburn/Cayuga Community College for 30 years. Upon his passing in 2006, family and friends created the Myron Sullivan Memorial Fund at the CCC Foundation. In 2011, the Sullivan family authorized the use of more than $7,000 of Mike’s fund for purchases of equipment. “While scholarships are important for individual students, this will benefit every student who uses our new Fulton laboratories,” said Jeff Hoffman, Executive Director. “In addition, the new labs are being used by Mike’s nephew and CCC adjunct lecturer, Dennis Sullivan. This gift allows CCC to offer physics courses at our Fulton Campus for the first time.”

• The Library Collection Fund purchased the “Gale Encyclopedia of American Law” in the e-book format.

• Summer Faculty Fellowship Grants enabled two nursing faculty members, Jane Kiernan and Brenda Forrest, to learn new techniques that their nursing students will need upon graduation and their entrance into the medical field. They focused on becoming proficient in the use of electronic health records when used for administration of medications and advanced SimMan manikin for integration into the nursing program’s curriculum.

• A Special Project Grant was awarded to Business instructor Amy Valente to attend an ESRI Geographical Information Systems (GIS) Conference with attendees from all over the world. Amy attended the Education and User Conferences and the Business Summit. Amy also presented at the conference providing examples of lessons and student learning outcomes and the integration of GIS into so many businesses. Since the conference, Amy has been asked to be part of a task force to create a proposal for Business Geography/Business GIS Curriculum Development. Amy also serves as advisor to the Auburn Campus Business Club.

• The Noreen and Michael J. Falcone Lecture Series brought authors Bernard and Jon Whalen ‘64 of the novel “Justifiable Homicide” to the Fulton Campus in October. The book is an accurate NYPD police procedural that explores the various states of mind necessary to commit intentional murder in today’s society. The father and son authors discussed why all killers believe their actions are justified. Bernard is a lieutenant in the New York Police

Department, and Jon is a retired teacher who worked as a New York State corrections officer in Sing Sing and Auburn prisons while attending college. The Criminal Justice and Literary Clubs, along with the Fulton Campus Library and PTK, sponsored this event with major funding from the Falcone Lecture Fund of the CCC Foundation.

Bernard, second from left, and Jon Whalen, far right, with faculty and staff following their lecture and discussion.

Thommie Walsh Tribute – In early May, Barbara Walsh (Thommie’s sister), the Cayuga Community College Foundation, the Auburn Public Theater, Stardust Foundation, M&T Bank and CCC Student Activities Board sponsored Tony award winner Tommy Tune to bring his current show, Steps in Time, to Auburn to honor his longtime friend, Auburn native Thommie Walsh. John Walsh, Thommie’s cousin and host of America’s Most Wanted, gave the welcoming remarks and then the trio, Manhattan Rhythm Kings, played the music for the show. The proceeds from the show established a scholarship in Thommie’s name at the CCC Foundation and will be awarded to a student who wants to pursue a concentration in theatre or music. Thommie’s sister stated that the scholarship “will be Thommie’s legacy” and will “help keep his memory alive.” Thommie was an actor, singer and dancer. After several shows on Broadway (two Tonys) and original cast member of A Chorus Line, he became a producer, choreographer and author.

Following the performance on Saturday evening, Foundation Board member Joanne Dusel arranged a special reception for special ticket holders to have the opportunity to meet and greet and have a photo taken with Tommy Tune and John Walsh.

The tribute’s goal was to raise funds to endow the scholarship, and the generosity of the community made that goal a reality.

Brunell Visiting Scholar Samite Mulondo, a world-renowned musician, humanitarian and photographer, spent time during the spring semester on campus. Every other year a Visiting Scholar is made possible through the proceeds of the endowed fund established by longtime Professor Robert Brunell before his sudden death. Samite is originally from Uganda and shared his personal accounts of the violence that occurred there and found that music is a great healer whose message brings hope and peace to others. During his visits on campus, Samite spoke to the art class and had them paint on the stage while he performed his music; showed the film “War Dance” with a discussion afterwards; held rehearsals with the student chorus and jazz ensemble for a joint concert with Samite; displayed his collection of photographs in the library and explained that his curiosity of how things work got him started; and performed another concert where he sang and gave explanations about his many instruments, the meaning of the lyrics and encouraged the audience to clap and even dance to his music. Samite is co-founder of Musicians for World Harmony, a nonprofit organization that introduces music to African orphans. He resides in Ithaca with his wife.

Samite MulondoPhotos courtesy of Tom Casella

Support to the College

Program Support

Tommy Tune

H ighlights

Cayuga Community College FoundationThe CCC Foundation Helps Establish Fulton Campus at River Glen

On Friday, September 14, 2012, Cayuga Community College officially dedicated its fourth, and final, home in Oswego County. With an assist from the CCC Foundation, the College took ownership of the former River Glen Plaza on Rt. 481 in Fulton. The ceremony marked the completion of the $16.1 million renovation of the 82,150 square-foot campus in the former P&C grocery store. In late August, the campus opened its doors to 1,100 students at the Fulton site.

“For more than 30 years, CCC has rented spaces in Oswego County,” said CCC President Dr. Daniel P. Larson. “We have gone from a few rented classrooms in downtown Fulton, to the former Holy Family School, to 50,000 square feet in the Fulton Commons mall on Broadway. Today, we finally have a place to truly call our own in Oswego County.”

“As this project began, it became apparent that the College could not shoulder the entire burden,” said Foundation President Lloyd Hoskins. “After many months of meetings with the College, the Foundation decided to take ownership of the majority of the mall.” The CCC Foundation formed CCCF River Glen Holdings, Inc. This wholly-owned subsidiary of the Foundation purchased the major portion of the River Glen

CCC Foundation Contributions 2003-2012 as per audit

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CCC FoundationMarket Value of Investments from Annual Audit

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property in Fulton for $9.4 million. “We suddenly were the owner of a 25-acre plaza and 124,000 square feet of commercial storefronts,” said Foundation Executive Director Jeff Hoffman. “We nearly doubled the assets of the CCC Foundation overnight.”

In December 2011, the College kicked off renovation in the former P&C building, which is owned by the College. The Faculty-Student Association of the College developed a vacant storefront as the new bookstore, operated by Barnes & Noble.

A crowd of dignitaries led by President Dr. Daniel P. Larson and SUNY Chancellor Dr. Nancy L. Zimpher cut the ribbon at the River Glen Dedication. Other speakers included alumni John Camardo ’84, College Board of Trustees Chairman, and Terry Wilbur ’08, Oswego County Legislator. David Contiguglia, Vice President of the CCC Foundation, noted, “This is by far the largest investment that the Foundation has ever made in the College. We are excited to have played a key role in securing this new campus for current and future generations of Cayuga students.”

“Long term, our vision is to convert this entire site into a collegiate campus with a green quadrangle, trees, and informal outside spaces,” said Dr. Larson. “The adjoining 45 acres could become athletic fields, student housing or additional buildings. This new space is now our permanent home in Fulton and an anchor institution for Oswego County. Our doors are open to the entire community.”

You can find a pictorial history of Cayuga’s Fulton campuses athttp://www.cayuga-cc.edu/couch/uploads/file/Fulton/timeline.pdf

H ighlights

Bisgrove Brothers Receive National Benefactor AwardJerry Bisgrove of Arizona and Jack Bisgrove of Auburn, principals of the Stardust Foundation and the Stardust Foundation of Central New York, received the 2011-12 Council for Resource Development (CRD) Benefactor Award. Jack accepted the award on behalf of both of them at the CRD Benefactor Awards Banquet on November 11, 2011 in Washington, D.C.

Only ten of America’s 1,200 community colleges receive this award annually. CRD honored the Bisgroves for their outstanding support, including $250,000 for the renovation of

the Irene A. Bisgrove Community Theatre and $1 million for the Stardust Entrepreneurial Institute. “Winners of the CRD Benefactor Award embody the ideals of philanthropy, leadership and volunteerism in the service to community colleges,” said Polly Binns, executive director of CRD.

“The 20th Century brought hard times to our region,” said Jack Bisgrove. “The industries upon which we heavily relied were gone. Jerry and I decided that we had to make a choice: accept our state of decline or move forward. We chose to move forward by supporting the College and other leading institutions that make a difference in Cayuga County.”

The Cayuga Community College Foundation nominated the Bisgrove brothers for the award based on their years of support to the College. They were the lead donors in renovating the College’s 50-year-old theatre which was subsequently renamed in memory of their mother, Irene A. Bisgrove. The Bisgroves also founded the Stardust Entrepreneurial Institute in downtown Auburn and provided major backing for the new Schwartz Family Theater, which will be the centerpiece of the Finger Lakes Musical Theatre Festival.

“The Bisgroves’ philanthropy has benefitted the College and our students, while inspiring others to give,” said Jeffrey Hoffman, executive director of the CCC Foundation. Hoffman noted that their giving led to an additional $1.2 million in grants for entrepreneurship-related projects at CCC, including $500,000 for the Fred L. Emerson Foundation, Inc. Endowed Chair in Enterprise and Innovation. The CCC Foundation also leveraged the Stardust Foundation’s gifts for $300,000 in matching grants from the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation for projects in entrepreneurship.

ACC/CCC Alumni AssociationThe ACC/CCC Alumni Association strives to live up to our mission: “To promote and enhance relations among the alumni, the College community and the community-at-large.” The Alumni office staff and the Association’s board of directors continually endeavor to engage our alumni in many ways through The Spartan newsletter, Get Inspired E-magazine, our ever popular bus trips, as well as opportunities for community involvement. Our commitment to connect with students before they become alumni is an ongoing process and one of our major goals.

Alumni Involvements throughout the Academic Year:• A sold-out, two-day tour of the Gettysburg Battlefield took place on September 23-25

• A weekend trip to Boston took place October 8-9 with all trips open to the public

• The 9th Annual Antique Appraisal Fair was held on October 16

• A sold-out trip to New York City took place November 12-13

• The Association provided holiday decorations for Alumni Court

• “Cookies for a Cause” was held on December 8 on both campuses. It was the 6th annual event for Auburn, and donated goods benefited Cayuga County Nursing Home residents. It was the 5th annual event in Fulton with goods distributed to Oswego County Opportunities.

• Sponsored a pizza and information booth at the 38th Annual Holiday Craft Fair on December 3-4

• Sponsorship and assistance for the 12th Annual Family Fun Day held February 5

• Annual Phone-a-Thon was held with updated procedures – March 1-29

• Overnight bus trip to Toronto with Sunday stage show and brunch took place April 28-29

• Sponsorship of Scholarship Breakfast hosted by the Admissions Office. The event recognizes scholarship winners planning to attend CCC in the fall as freshmen.

• Participated in the University Center advisory board throughout the year

• Participated as member of the annual May commencement committee and took the opportunity to update contact information for students about to become alumni.

• Was a Host Coordinator for SUNYCUAD (State University of New York Council for University Advancement) Awards for Excellence in the category of Alumni Programs. Enlisted six alumni to participate and judge submissions received from across the state.

• Participated in SUNYCUAD annual conference in Syracuse, NY – June 13-15

• New York City day trip took place with a full bus on July 21

• Provided $2,400 in book grants to students with financial need

• Funded fall orientation lunches on both campuses for incoming students in August

• Continued to assist the Foundation staff with events such as the Brunell Visiting Scholar activities as well as design and implementation of the annual Alumni appeal mailer.

• Provided alumni staff and faculty members with discount cards for the Auburn campus Subway restaurant

H ighlights

Louise Wilson and John Camardo signing the steel beam at the Fulton kickoff

Anthony Gucciardi, outgoing president of the Alumni Association, receiving recognition at the annual awards brunch

Alumni sponsored trip to Gettysburg

Trip to Toronto and Niagara Falls

2012 Alumni Award Recipients• Gail Homick Herrling ‘62

• William J. Fassinger, Ph.D. ‘75

H ighlights

Plans for Karpinski Athletic Stadium Complex AnnouncedIn 1952, Auburn native and maxillofacial surgeon Dr. Joseph F. Karpinski Sr. entered a two-year residency at Jersey City Medical Center, where he met his future wife, Floryanna (Honey) Leszczynski. Honey and Dr. Joe married in 1956 and settled in Auburn. Dr. Joe and Honey believed that education was integral to success and instilled that into their own children; five became doctors, one an attorney. They also believed in promoting healthy lifestyles.

On June 11, 2012, Dr. Joe combined his love for education and good health by announcing a half-million dollar naming gift to the Cayuga Community College Foundation from the Dr. Joseph F. Karpinski Foundation. This gift will help fund the Dr. Joseph and Honey Karpinski Athletic Stadium Complex.

“In Cayuga’s 60-year history, we have never had outdoor athletic fields,” said CCC Athletic Director Pete Liddell. “It’s time to give our student-athletes the facilities they deserve.” The proposed $6 million Karpinski Athletic Complex includes softball and baseball fields, and a multi-use field for soccer and lacrosse games. The plans also call for a 1,500-seat stadium, locker rooms, dugouts for softball and baseball, public restrooms and a concession stand.

The CCC Foundation and College will seek $3 million in matching funds from New York State and raise the remaining $2.5 million of the local share through Faculty-Student Association funding, the student activity fee, rental income from the fields, and a fund-raising campaign.

“We thank Dr. Karpinski for pledging the largest gift that the Foundation has ever received from a living individual,” said Dr. Daniel P. Larson. “The Karpinski name has been associated with the College since our founding, so it is indeed fitting that the family name will have a permanent place on our new athletic stadium.”

While details of its exact location are being worked out, the College is working with the Auburn Enlarged City School District on plans for a project to create a cluster of fields to host athletic tournaments, camps, concerts, marching band competitions and other outdoor events.

Dr. Karpinski said that “This stadium will give young people the opportunity to benefit from athletics for years to come and instill in them the life lessons of teamwork, leadership, fair play, sacrifice and self-discipline.”

“Dr. Karpinski has contributed tremendously to the local community, particularly to Cayuga Community College,” said President Larson. He noted that Dr. Joe served on the College’s Board of Trustees from 1977 to 1986 and spearheaded the creation of the College Foundation in 1982. “Dr. Joe has worked tirelessly to secure funding from others and has been a generous donor himself, including a naming gift for Karpinski Rotunda at the College and funding for several scholarships.”

At Cayuga’s 2012 Commencement, Dr. Karpinski received an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters from the State University of New York. This is the first honorary doctorate ever offered through Cayuga Community College.

For more information on this project, visit www.cayuga-cc.edu/stadium

Consolidated Statement of Financial Position(with Comparative Information about The Cayuga County Community College Foundation, Inc. as of August 31, 2011)

BALANCE SHEETFor the year ended August 31, 2012 August 31, 2012 August 31, 2011

ASSETS CURRENT ASSETS Operating cash and cash equivalents $ 85,192 $ 27,092 Pledges receivable 12,070 14,747 Accounts receivable 8,070 1,243 Reimbursed salary receivable 3,000 1,500 Escrow deposits 539,075 —

Total Current Assets 647,407 44,582 PROPERTY AND PLANT, NET 9,445,148 —

INVESTMENTS 11,569,892 11,101,873

Total Assets $21,662,447 $11,146,455 LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS CURRENT LIABILITIES Current maturities of long-term debt $ 502,271 $ — Accounts payable 6,915 5,410 Accrued taxes 1,606 1,461 College escrow liability 163,971 — Deferred revenue 79,071 — Total Current Liabilities 753,834 6,871

LONG-TERM DEBT — NET OF CURRENT MATURITIES 8,167,508 —

Total Liabilities 8,921,342 6,871

NET ASSETS Unrestricted net assets 4,251,432 2,850,073 Temporarily restricted net assets 2,219,154 2,122,686

Permanently restricted net assets: Income restricted 6,099,826 5,996,132 Income unrestricted 170,693 170,693 Total Permanently Restricted Net Assets 6,270,519 6,166,825

Total Net Assets 12,741,105 11,139,584

Total Liabilities and Net Assets $21,662,447 $11,146,455

F inancial Report

STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES AND CHANGES IN NET ASSETSFor the year ended August 31, 2012 August 31, 2012 August 31, 2011

PUBLIC SUPPORT AND REVENUES Interest and dividends $ 249,468 $ 289,661 Net realized gains (losses) on investments 543,280 797,084 Change in unrealized gains (losses) on investments 7,074 521,305 Contributions 403,696 410,715 Contributions in kind 204,469 209,779 Income from real estate 1,842,310 —

Total Public Support and Revenues 3,250,297 2,228,544 EXPENSES Program services: Scholarships and Memorial Awards 289,990 249,187 Equipment, campus improvements and other grants 192,844 670,804 Total Program Services 482,834 919,991

Management and general 925,120 201,718 Fundraising 240,822 252,213 Total Expenses 1,648,776 1,373,922

Changes in Net Assets 1,601,521 854,622 Net Assets at Beginning of Year 11,139,584 10,284,962 Net Assets at End of Year $12,741,105 $11,139,584

F inancial Report

Honor Roll of Contributors non-alumni, 2011 - 2012

T hank You

BENEFACTOR(Donors making gifts of $10,000 or more in any one year)

The Allyn Foundation, Inc.ACC/CCC Alumni AssociationAuburn Steel Company, Inc.Richard J. Babiarz Antonino and Matteo BartolottaArthur J. BellinzoniNeilia Hunter Biden TrustJohn and Marsha Bisgrove TrustEstate of Robert H. Brunell Estate of Ruth E. Carpenter Cayuga BankCayuga Lake National BankCentral New York Bottle Co.The CitizenCity of AuburnColumbian Foundation, Inc.Estate of Eloise M. CoolCreative Electric, Inc.Helen DinsmoreFred L. Emerson Foundation, Inc.Empire State Development Corporation The Fred M. and Ora H. Everett Charitable TrustNoreen R. and Michael J. FalconeFirst Niagara Bank FoundationFleet Investment ManagementFollett Higher Education GroupLudmila and Robert ForesmanD. E. French Foundation, Inc.Fulton Community Development AgencyFulton Savings BankRobert P. Gallager Joseph P. GaneyHarry and Dorothy George Charitable TrustGoulds Pumps, Inc.Green Family Foundation, Inc.Leslie J. HartHoly Family High School 40 Year ReunionEstate of Walter W. and Mabel C. HornburgInstitute for the Application of Geospatial Technology Shirley and Reinhardt JahnReinhardt H. & Shirley R. Jahn Foundation Dr. Joseph F. Karpinski Sr.Joseph F. Karpinski Sr. Foundation Estate of Samuel V. Kennedy IIIKeuka CollegeFrances C. KnightThe Frances C. & Albert C. Knight FoundationKnights of Columbus, Council 207Mrs. Walter K. Long

Estate of Paul E. LyonsMartha S. MacKay Estate of George R. MetcalfThe Stanley W. Metcalf FoundationMiller Brewing CompanyNASA Regional Application Center for the NortheastNestle Chocolate and ConfectionsEstate of Esther W. NorrisNucor CorporationOswego County Charitable FoundationWindsor and Kay Price Sr.Estate of James B. Robinson Estate of Louise T. Robinson Rural Health Network of Oswego CountyMargaret SchwartzEstate of Herman H. SchwartzThe Schwartz Family Foundation, Inc. Marion SeymourThe John Ben Snow FoundationJohn Ben Snow Memorial TrustMary and Lewis Springer IIStardust Foundation, Inc.Stardust Foundation of Central New YorkSyracuse UniversityWillie M. TestaEstate of Leonard B. ThomasEstate of Ruth P. ThomasTRW—Automotive Electronics GroupWelch Allyn, Inc.Estate of Dellaphene WintersBarbara G. Wright Martha Youngs

PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE (Gifts of $1,000 or more)

Alliance Bank Charitable FoundationDawn and Lew Allyn Family FundPenny and Bill AllynBuffington & Hoatland CPAs, PLLCCayuga County Association of Realtors, Inc.The Coleman Foundation, Inc.Patricia Vail DellonteEastern Shore Associates InsuranceArthur H. Foresman, M.D.Fox Imports, Inc.Dennis GolladayLee HermanDr. Anne Herron and Mr. Peter RafalowDebbie and Jeff HoffmanNancy and John KarpinskiDaniel Paul LarsonDr. Lucien X. Lombardo

Kathryn B. and John P. McLaneEvelyn B. OsbornKelly and Jeffrey RosenthalSherwood InnSkaneateles Pizza, Inc.Paula H. SmithSociety of Broadcast Engineers, Chapter 22, Inc.Helene and David StapletonMeghan Stapleton and Eric SteenburghMyrna and Everett SullivanKimberly M. TownsendUpstate University Hospital - StaffRobert K. WallaceCaroline M. Westover PATRON($500-$999)

Linda L. AlfieriAPIC - Heart of New York #118Auburn Community Hospital AuxiliaryDavid ContigugliaRebecca DevendorfLisa and Jeff GreenThe Jacobs Press, Inc.Carole and Steven KeelerWilliam R. LynchMagic Circle EntertainmentDr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. PooleRun4LifeUpstate University Hospital Nursing Program Staff

ASSOCIATE($250-$499)

Sue Altman-SilpadaAuburn Police Union Local 195Dia Carabajal and Lee BallardCayuga County Community College ESPCayuga County Medical SocietyCCC Administrative/Professional GroupEllisa and Randall EldredKathy Faber-LangendoenThe Faculty-Student Association of CCCTrevor HamiltonKathleen M. HartBrian I. HigaMichael HigaMargot Hood-RogersAnne and Brad KomaneckyMelissa KomaneckyCheryl LindsayDeborah and William Lovell

Charles LutzTheresa MisiaszekWendy C. OsgoodCarol E. RungeAnn and G. William RyanDr. Daniel F. SchultzFrank Sciortino and FamilyLinda P. Van Buskirk

SUSTAINING MEMBER($100-$249)AnonymousAngela M. BazarnikMaryKay BenjaminRosanne and Christopher BourkeJane J. BowenBoyle & Anderson, P.C.Dr. and Mrs. Daniel CannucciariElsa CapriaMelina CarnicelliCayuga Lake National BankMr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. ColaneriDennis J. CollinsVicki L. CondieSabine CoppolaJames P. CostelloJoyce CrandallHelen Del FaveroMargaret A. DevereauxDorothy M. DickmanMisty DiGaetanoSharon D. DirnbergerJeffrey L. EdwardsThomas G. EldredElmer Richards and Sons, LLCChristopher D. FamaGeorge C. FearonMaryanne FelterMarcia and Gary FinchJane C. Fox and Beth E. BaroodyMr. and Mrs. William C. FoxBob FrameNancy, Armando and John GalindoCarol and Roland GasslerMr. and Mrs. Norman GlennCayuga County Sheriff Dave GouldMichael GreeneJanet GuyderDouglas E. HartLawrence HartKim and Bob HoltJeanne JacksonJeff Jenkusky

Melissa JohnsonDanielle R. JonesWilma and Daniel KehoeJudy KilpatrickLinda M. KimballKnights of Columbus Council #207 Ladies AuxiliaryKnights of Columbus, Council 207Mary and Harold LeonardRay F. LeszczynskiJames W. LeyhaneMolly P. and Peter E. LiddellTami-Rose Martin, RNDeborah and William MarventanoDr. John B. McCabeLiz McCormickPatricia C. McCurdyJudith MiladinMary P. MullaneSheila MyersMarie NellenbackDanielle and Paul NolanLinda and Momcilo PokrajacPatricia Powers-BurdickNancy and Bruce PurdyJulie and Tom QuinnDonna L. Roger-LeVanDr. and Mrs. Henry RomanoDonald J. RossAnn and Bob Shaw and FamilyKathleen D. SiplingMarie E. SocciDiane D. TaylorUpstate University Hospital Critical Care SymposiumAmy ValenteJane H. Van DamThe Voss Group LLCChristie WatersSuzanne E. WesteeBernard J. WhalenScott WhalenKaren L. WheatStella A. WhiteZonta Club of Auburn SPARTAN($50-$99)

Abu BadruddinNorene BartkowiakBernice F. BensonAnnette C. BundWendy F. Campbell

Jacqueline S. CaputaThomas J. CasellaSelwyn J. Collins IIRoberta M. DobbertinMarjorie DrummondBarbara and Donald FamaPam FreemanJudy L. GarrettEmily J. HallDavid L. HarbaughHoly Family High School Class of 1946Jane S. KiernanLinda MacKayMarjorie J. MieleGary MulvaneyHoward NelsonPatricia and Michael NunnoShannon M. O’DellMeg OsborneCarleen and Dick PayneDebra J. PierceyKelly PlasseDiana and Stephan RachfalNoreen and Larry ReillyDavid RichardsTherese M. RisleyTheresa K. RogalskiMichele ScardettaWanda J. SmithBarbara Stachowski MS, RNCarolyn StevensonAdam Williams

CAYUGAN(Gifts up to $49)

Nicole Z. AdsittVivian Leone-Balistreri and Fran BalistreriCandice M. BarnesSherie K. and Scott D. BarnesJoyce A. BeckleyLorretta BeckwithMarie and Greg BehuniakMarianne and Raymond BermanJacqueline Darquea and Bruce BlodgettVivienne and Charles BurkleoPatti and Mark BurnettJudith F. CalistriMary M. CarrowayE. Jacqueline CassanitiDiane CharimaMary Ellen CipraMary M. CollinsSharon Coolican

Honor Roll of Contributors alumni, 2011 - 2012

T hank You

BENEFACTOR(Donors making gifts of $10,000 or more in any one year)

Craig S. BradenPatricia M. CallahanEdward M. DeanJoann and John MacDanielMr. & Mrs. Robert W. PineEstate of Anne I. Stapleton

PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE (Gifts of $1,000 or more)

Richard W. CookSharon L. Detzer Dr. Ronald R. GrubeLloyd E. HoskinsBarbara and Richard Knaul Stas’ KottJohn S. Lupien and familyCathleen C. McColginMichael L. Pacelli, Ph.D.Linda Anne RookerArthur E. Stephen Dawn and William Stuart

PATRON($500-$999)

Peggy and Bill AbdallahMarjorie and Joseph Belth Joanne Dusel Frederick P. Falsey Jenny and Ken Fruehauf Christopher J. HouckAnn and Dick LandersLarry McEverMichele Marie McMahonLori and Steve MillerJoanne and Tony PiccoloLouise B. WilsonCarol and Stuart Wood ASSOCIATE($250-$499)

Lisa J. BabiarzBarbara Post and Keith Batman Roberta and Paul Bellnier Bonny and Tommy Blair Vicki BurkleoJoanne J. Dabulewicz Thomas J. Foley Teresa Hoercher Jaquelyn Komanecky Susan Kreplin-Michaels

John Lamphere Linda LashleyCarol and Aden MacKenzie Gary A. Marco Mr. and Mrs. Angelo R. Marinelli Jane and Jack Pysnack Dennis A. Siracusa Kathleen and Robert Steigerwald Patti and Tom Stopyra Patricia Dinsmore Walter Dr. James G. Ward Mary Wejko D. Ronald Whipple David J. Zobkiw

SUSTAINING MEMBER($100-$249)

Henry AbbottJohn AchramowiczPhilip J. AddabboMichael AdeyDan AganAnonymousClaudia J. BallCarl S. BassoSusan A. BeckDavid L. BeecherJohn A. BellomoDorothy C. BenedictMarianne BertiniJanny and George BrustSharon and Kevin Burke and familyCathy and Dick BurnsPatty Melnick CadwalladerJohn M. CamardoJudith M. CampanellaRocco J. CarboneDr. Theresa Casper-KlockCarolyn CastiglioneJohn D. CatlinJonathan ChapmanMichael ClarkChristine Fantasia ConnorsDr. Tim CovilleDaniel R. Cuddy, CPAJohn F. CurrierBob, Kathy, Anna and Casey CuthbertKevin A. DalyHelen E. DelaneyGary P. DouglassB. Arloine EllisRalph FallElizabeth (Betsy) Wayne Fantone

Colleen and Dan FisherEleanor W. FollettBrenda M. ForrestMichael FrameJohn R. FrostChester J. GalkaMarybeth and Ed GalkaAmy E. GavrasWilliam J. GreenSharon and George GreuleCarolyn L. GuarigliaGerard GuineyMarc HahnAdriana A. HardyHoward P. HartnettAlice M. HoatlandBrenda and Norman HollandWilliam K. HudsonJoel R. HuhtanenRichard HunterJanie and Jim HutchinsonDeborah W. Irland-CrawfordKarl S. KabelacKurt D. KabelacDiane and Michael KalitanDavid A. KinneyJames KissaneTheresa and Stephen KlineDonna J. LairdDonald A. LawlerKaren E. LockwoodMichele M. LombardoGreg LumbLaureen and Robert MaioranoCherie and Daniel MajorMaxine and David MamusciaBernard C. MarinoGretchen and David MartinPenelope and Thomas McGinnisSusan B. McKeeJoseph E. MeyersJames A. MiskellJoanne and Joe MitchellEileen and Terry MooreJoan MuldoonSusan (Taylor) and Thomas NagleNaumann ChiropracticMartin NodzoMary S. OttavianoDebra and Thomas PaczkowskiRichard PaulinoCarol (Irish) Pestell and Bill PestellBarry L. Pickard

Mark PlisJames F. PlughR. Edson PorterThomas J. PowellWilliam ProsserThomas B. RifordMary Ellen and Paul RingwoodKathleen and Chris RoeManning RogersMitchell RossPatricia Irene RyanDiane and Jon SalvatiAlexander C. SchausKay Benedict SgarlataJudith and Charles ShaferJohn R. ShawVincent P. ShawSusan E. SolomonLeo J. StackPatricia J. SteenburghRonald F. StowellDennis W. SullivanEileen and Chuck TaylorAngie and Steve TaylorJean and John VincentJames J. VivenzioRosalie M. WardLaurence N. WatermanDana (Schwartz) and Allen WebsterRobert T. WelchGene V. WilliamsCarol A. WilsonJoseph T. ZeoliKathleen H. Zicari

SPARTAN($50-$99)

Al AdamsLinda and Lou AlfieriJoseph F. AlongiJames AndereggVirginia F. AndroskoHenry B. AngleDavid A. ArlissSusan E. ArlissMr. and Mrs. James BaierJennifer and Richard BanasJoyce Crowley BaroodyPaul BarrusNancy and Bill BarthCarol E. BaxterSharon BennettKenneth J. Berry

Maryanne BlairEdward W. BoltonConnie and John BouckDr. Richard J. BowerJudith and Daniel BraggDennis BrewerPeggy BufanoMichael P. BuzaAndrew J. CabalBob CalimeriRobert C. CampbellJean and Ralph CannizzoCharles CardMark J. CarrDonna J. CarterMireille F. ChinaA. James ChristopherJill CliffordJanet H. and Jeffrey A. ColeKathy and Ron ColellaMaureen A. CollinsKathy and Bill CowmeyGerald L. CramerHeidi H. CrossPeter R. CrouseLisa and Michael CuddyTom CuffSheila T. D’AgostinoThomas J. DalyLinda and Henry D’AmatoMarcia Sherman DareJohn W. DarlingErnie DeCaroElizabeth DeFurioIrma G. DeRooseMargaret Q. DienhofferRhonda L. DixonJohn M. DmytrenkoLisa DoyleSherri and Jay DunhamMarilyn Durbin-LavinSusan DwyerCharles FalconeJohn K. FieldRonald FleuryCheryl A. FosterLinda Simkin and James FrischMarilyn U. FullerAlicia and Tom GabakMichael J. GaneySuzanne E. GattoSusan GawlickyDebi Geroux

Nancy A.B. CorbinKathleen and William CourtAgnes F. CrothersJames G. CuddyDorothea and Michael CuddyGloria P. DowdJudy and John DoyleJoyce A. DuckJeanine A. EckenrodeTheresa M. EddinsAlice and Naz F. FiorePatricia Fiorillo-BullockVivian Gahtan, M.D.Susan GilmoreFrances and William HannanSherod HarrisWendy R. HeineSuzanne Henderson-KendrickKatherine D. HollidayRae HowardMona L. IgnacioSarah L. KarpinskiKristen A. KingErin and Kenneth LowerySean P. McavanValarie and Roger McCabeBarbara R. McIntyreAnna MendesBeverly MitchellTerilee MitchellMark MontgomeryLinda and David MorenoTina OsuchVita Marie RackoDenali and Michael RemondaCheryl RichardsonJean B. RindgeKelley E. RowleyRebecca RuryLorraine RyfunMargaret B. SavageStancy D. SmithKaren N. SpadaroKathy SteinmanJacqueline S. StreiffRose Marie SuraceUnited Way of Cayuga County, Inc.Upstate Medical University Human Resources DepartmentWag’In Tail Dog GroomingSusan WolstenholmeKristen WyskidaAntoinette Young

non-alumni, 2011 - 2012CAYUGAN continued

Thomas E. Murray Jr.Tim NekritzJoseph M. NemecekAnn B. OaksKathleen D. O’DonovanBarbara OwenBob PadulaLorna and Kenneth ParkSusan ParsonsGregory E. PasikCindy and Jim PasternakRichard C. PatchenJames H. PaulJames V. PepeColleen A. PerkinsCarol A. PesekSusan Phillips-CoeMark A. PinchakNancy PlurettiJames B. PortenSharon K. PowersTheresa R. PowersNancy ProsserJennifer and Michael PysnackConnie RandolphEdward L. RaymondJulie and Bill RiddlesworthBarbara Rhodes RindoKenneth A. RobbPriscilla Ann RobbJason J. RocheBarbara D. RosecransLisa L. RosecransYvonne RosecransPaul RosenbergMary A. RoweMike RyanSharon Y. RyanThomas ScanlonRandolph E. SchmidDeborah A. SchwartingJohn D. ScollanAndrea SeamansDonald SempleAmanda R. SenftRichard ShappellJoanne SherneskyBrice ShipleyBetty Putnam ShortJeffrey P. SikoraJerry SlissRosalia SowaScott M. StevensSusan M. StilesSusan A. StubbsGail and Joe SullivanMuriel and Tim Sullivan

Margaret SuttonLinda H. SweeneyMark W. SweeneyJoan A. TamulEdward P. TefftDebra A. TerranovaDavid ThayerCarole R. TomandlRobert TramaDeborah A. TronconeMary C. TurnerNicholas C. ValentiJudy F. VarneyChristine and Robert VogelMichael E. WalshAnthony V. WaltersYvonne A. WarrickPhillip WatermanCheryl and David WawrzaszekCarlton H. WestRuth E. WetheyJanet and Bill WhylandJean M. WisemanMr. and Mrs. Joseph WisemanCatherine R. WojnowiczSheryl McK. and Rory WoodmanseeRobert A. WoodsMark WordenMary and Philip YurcoEmma Zammett

CAYUGAN(Gifts up to $49)Annette AbdelazizGloria AlanoRoberta T. AmesFrank P. Amie Jr.David A. AndroskoSharon AppletonNancy AssmannChristopher BabcockCynthia A. BaconTamara L. BaconMr. Raymond E. BaierChristina M. BalyszakMichael BalyszakKelly A. BarnesSherie K. BarnesDaniel J. BarskiNicolina BausoPhil BausoMarty BaysThomas M. BebeeFlora BeckKarin M. BeersMarianne E. BennettRobert W. Bennink

Kim and John BertonicaPatricia BianconiMargaret N. BishopPaul D. BishopWesley E. BobbettLeslie S. BockMary Jo BommersbachPaul J. Bona Jr.Jean C. BovetJeanette S. BoviAnderson BradshawEleanor A. BrammellCindy A. BrautigamJames G. BrazeePamela J. BreckJames E. BreedDavid BreeseJoAnn BrennanLinda J. L. BreuerSusan C. BristolG. Judith BrownJoan C. BrownSusan M. BrownMartha and Pete BuehlerTeresa L. BurkeLaura and James BurnsTimothy M. BurnsJustine P. BushSandra E. CardilloBarbara CarterDiane W. CaseCarolyn and William CaseJoseph CassanitiPhyllis CatalfanoRichard R. ChandlerPaul A. ChaykaDavid J. ChilsonCathleen ClarkRichard L. CoalsonCarol P. ColbertRobert M. CollinsEllen J. ColvinMicheline T. ContigugliaStuart J. CookLeane CoolRussell S. CooperLucinda Fiore CoughlinMarcia J. CrimHarvey B. CrouchConnie CuddyKevin R. CummJohn J. DapolitoCarol DarlingDiane and James DarnellJoseph M. DattellasJudy A. DauenhauerJanice Daum

Robert M. Davenport Jr.Tina and David DecMark J. DecLinda M. DeForestAnthony F. DeNiro IIHelen and Robert DeOrioMichael A. DePalma Jr.Mary C. DeTomasoBrian F. DonahueDiane M. DonatoKathryn L. DonnellyCamille DragoneGeorge A. DressingKaren A. DuckettPeggy Beck DupeeRonald W. DushatinskiHelen M. DykoschakGeorge EdwardsColleen (Kelly) EidsonM. David EmmettHelen C. EshlemanKaren L. FaddenThomas A. Falicchio Jr.Anthony P. FeliceNancy T. FerraraCarlene J. FlierLorraine FlorczykMargaret L. FlurschutzBetsy Stafford FooteAnn H. FordJohn P. FrackeltonM. Grace FrumentoCarl E. FullerMargaret A. FultonSherry GabakJoseph G. GalganoThomas P. GangemiKathleen G. GarnseyAngie Gasparro and Nicole NapoliJohn GiardinaChris Stivers GibsonPatricia and Joel GlimpseLinda B. GlowackiWendy GoldmanKaren GoodmanPhilip J. GordonFrederick S. GrantNancy A. GrantJeff GreenSue A. GreenCharles N. GreeneLisa Jo DeSocio-GreenfieldThomas GreerEugena J. GuidoneMary E. GuteliusPatricia M. HahnPatricia A. Hall

Fran and Jim HanleyKathleen M. HardingMary Lee HaresNorma and Greg HarrisCharles R. HartRosemarie W. HastingsPatricia L. Pines HeieckMary Lou and Lawrence HeintzShirley HemlerMichael HendersonMildred P. HerroldSandra M. HilliardLinda C. HittBill HockeyMichael P. HoganSharon S. HoganWladymir HolakTheresa Pagano HolmesBryan HonoldJames A. HotalingDonna L. HubbardEileen F. HughesLinda HumphreyEllen M. HunterLee A. IndelicatoVincent J. IndelicatoSylvia J. InglestonDoreen JanisSonia M. JohnsonLinda and Gerald JonesBethany JorolemonPaul J. KerwinSeymour KetchumBill KilmerFaye KimballGrace Fuller KingCarolyn KingstonMary Ann KowaleskiRoberta and Vincent LaFrattaSusan C. LaLondeLinda L. LangerlanMary Ellen LaroseCarol A. LauzonWilliam E. LaVarnwayJanice L. LeesonMargaret and Daniel LepakJoAnn LepakDennis M. LePineJeanne M. LindemanDavid R. ListowskiSteve LoderBarbara Hollatz LohrThomas M. LongRichard S. LongleyAl LoomisRocco J. LoPiccoloKathleen Lull

Honor Roll of Contributors alumni, 2011 - 2012

Jacquelyn GibbsPatricia A. GleasonGary P. GoodnoughTerry GossJoseph E. GraneyBertrand N. GuerretteGeorgena and Roger GunnJeanne HarrisDonna M. HassanPaige and Edward HerrlingKenneth HerzogLewis HicksElizabeth C. HillGerald L. HoganDiane E. HolbertRobert W. HookTeresa R. HoughtonLydia A. HusakDr. Michael A. IacovinoJeffery A. IaniriWilliam F. JacobsSean KammDonald KehoskieJ. Alan KenyonAnn KeoughJama J. KesslerThomas KirkpatrickSuzanne and John KlinkKay S. KraatzSandra KreplinMary J. KrieverJulia C. KruegerDebra KuepperJudith M. KulisGrace and Daniel LabeilleRosemary LaceyJanet and Ronald LandersBonnie and Mark LawnDavid G. LewisPatricia and Gary LewisSteven E. LisanoDeborah LordDonna M. LovelandLinda L. LynchCarol MaciulewiczLarraine B. MahoneyDavid E. MaitlandBonnie S. MarvinDouglas MasonLeon MatyjewiczKathleen M. McLaughlinFrederick A. MelliniTheresa and Nicholas MililloJanet MillerAnne and John MlodLynn MozurMary Jean Satterlee Munger

Ann and James MaherMichael MalteseCatherine and Michael ManciniPatricia MartellaroDonald P. MartinBarry MartzCharlene B. MavilleBernard J. May Jr.Mary Anne and Tom MayeMargaret M. MazzeoSharon McGeeDiane M. McKeonDonna J. MeehanKaren E. MerrittKathleen M. MietzBobbie MilesDavid A. MillerJoan MillerBarbara MoodyPaul T. MoonJudi and Joe MorfeiDonald E. MortinMaryann MoscaMary Ann and Felix F. Mucedola Sr.Barbara (Restey) MulveyNancy and John MurinkaThomas J. MurphyConnie A. MurrayR. L. MurrayDiane and Jerry NachtriebElizabeth F. NashKathy NedzaToivo NeiEmily Jane NekritzFrancis L. NettiDawn NobleLouis A. NocillyElaine M. NolanMartin P. NolanShirley OdrzywolskiLouAnn and Michael O’HoraAndrew F. O’MaraBarry R. OstranderCynthia Clark OwensJoanne M. PainoMary B. ParsonsElaine PatchettDiane A. PaxhiaAndrea and Ronald PeaseCarol and Robert PennellMarion PesekMaureen M. PesekKathryn and Robert PetersonCindy J. PhillipsMichael D. PittmanBill PodfigurnyDaniel Powers

Russell T. PulverKathleen Corning RaymondRobert W. RedderErin E. ReedMarty ReedKen RescottLauren RichardsLucille RichmondMarcia L. RiesterPatricia RisingJo Ann RobbinsJean S. RobertsJoan RobinsonLinda R. RollerJoseph RuggieroJudith A. RutaJennifer and Jerry RyanLuke S. RybarczykJames L. SalvageJim SalvageKathleen SalvasCarole and Joe SarofeenJames P. SaundersKathryn A. ScozzariSusan SecaurMichele D. ShawLinda W. ShermanJoseph J. SherneskyJohn P. SincebaughNeil SjoblomRobert J. SloanLynn A. SlobodiakMarcia SlocumDonna P. SmithJoyce Foote SmithKaren L. SmithNancy W. SmithKathryn SmithlerMary Anne SmithsonOrrin J. SnowHarold SolomonNancy SoulesRichard J. SpencerKevin StackusKaren M. StechuchakCarolyn and George SteigerwaldCarol StephensonHelen L. StevensMark StiverLucy SylvesterMartin SzkotakRev. Louise M. TallmanNancy I. TannerMary K. TaorminaBrian TaylorJoanne and Herb TerpeningValerie A. Tesorio

Honor Roll of Contributors alumni, 2011 - 2012

David F. TheissJustin ThomasJudy ToombsTammy TreatRonald J. TrunzoNancy and Joseph UrbanikJudith A. UsowskiBenjamin UticoneJohn K. ValderPeter Van VlackGene M. VolpeJoyce A. WallaceCathy WatsonThaddeus J. WawroDick WeaverBob WebsterBruce WestfallJon C. WhalenTeresa WhippleGary F. WhiteJohn W. WhiteThaddeus P. WigginsJohn J. WilliamsLinda WillsRonald E. WilsonSusan C. WitmerCarolyn A. WoodRichard C. WoodworthMichael J. YantchEmily YoungDaryl R. ZarpentineCharles J. Zeck Jr.

We received tributes and memorials for the following people in 2011-12:

In memory of:

Elizabeth AbbottDavid L. BeckerPeter D. BerganPeter A. CadwalladerBeatrice ChapmanMargaret CourtemancheLasca DeSocioJames DooleyWeston D. EldredEarle R. FordMary FranchinaJune HalsteadKathleen M. HartRyan L. HartHelen JappJoseph JohnsonEvelyn KarpinskiStephen G. KesslerJeffrey KowalskiDonald LawlerJosephine LocastroJeanne McDowellEarl McKinneyFrank J. MorabitoMaureen E. O’HoraHenry RenkenJoan RingwoodHenry J. RomanoLucille RomanoDavid SchardtKatie SocciJoseph SpeckMyron SullivanAnthony K. UminaTerry Jo WebbFrederick H. Yehl

Extensive effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of recording information on all donors. Nevertheless, errors and omissions may occur. If your name has been misspelled, omitted or listed incorrectly, please bring it to our attention and accept our most sincere apologies.

Matching Gifts

The mission of The Cayuga County Community College Foundation, Inc., an autonomous body, shall be to enhance and provide assistance for educational and other related programs of Cayuga Community College. The Foundation will continually seek to provide growth and improvement opportunities to the College, its students and staff through fund raising activities and through diligent fund management.

M ission Statement

Pictured left to right: Dr. Larson; Sara Miller, 2011-12 scholarship recipient; and Jane and Bill Fox

Matching Gifts Can Double Your DonationMany companies sponsor matching gift programs that can support the CCC Foundation. It typically works like this: a donor gives $100 to the CCC Foundation and his/her employer also gives $100, making the total gift to the Foundation $200. A few companies match gifts made by their retirees or even the spouses of employees! These programs are a great way for a donor to double or even triple their support of Cayuga’s students.

Jane and Bill Fox of the Fox Auto Mall made a gift of $5,000 this year which was matched by the Toyota Dealers Match Program, making their total support $10,000. This was added to the Leo and Elizabeth Curtin Fox Memorial Scholarship. This fund was originally established by the family and friends of Elizabeth Curtin Fox after her passing in 1997; following the death of Mr. Fox in 2005, Leo’s name was added to the scholarship.

To see if your employer has a matching gift program, ask your HR office or go to www.Doublethedonation.com. You will need to fill out a matching gift form or apply for the match via your company’s website.

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