2020 Annual ReportBRANDON UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION

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In preparation for this message, I spent some time reflecting on last year’s greetings. I indicated at that time that I was sending the Annual Report with “mixed blessings” as we were in the midst of responding to the COVID 19 pandemic. We had moved all classes off campus and were offering spring and summer courses by distance only. It seems like a long time has passed, and much has happened since then. We’ve had some challenges, and other developments have been far more optimistic.

This past year has demonstrated the benefits of investment in sciences, including health care and pedagogy, the science of education, as well as the liberal arts, including music. Science is a wonderful thing, and the fact that vaccines were developed in less than a year is a testament to the scientific community. In a pandemic of this nature, we cannot underscore the importance of science. It has taught us the benefits of wearing masks, keeping an appropriate distance from each other, and the importance of washing our hands. Of course, the scope of the pandemic is new to us, we should anticipate that scientists too are learning as we go, and therefore not be surprised with changes in scientific expectations.

At the same time, the benefits of the humanities and social sciences have also

become more evident to people outside of the academic community. Science has demonstrated that masks help stop the spread, but it is the social sciences that encourage people to change their behaviour. The humanities have helped us to live in a more remote world and to realize that we are not alone. They have allowed us to better understand the toll that this has taken on our mental health and have provided us with tools to lessen the impact of stress.

All of this has highlighted the important work that is being done at Brandon University and other post-secondary institutions. We must continue to educate the next generation of leaders. We know that no matter how the world might look in a year or so, it will be a very different place. We will need these future leaders for many reasons, including to help regrow our economy in a post-pandemic world.

We also need social engagement. Artists and craftspeople will be just as critical as accountants in maintaining a diverse society. The pandemic has also raised the ugly spectre of discrimination, and we know that a well-educated society is a more tolerant and understanding society.

This past year saw a very different style of course delivery with the majority of our classes online. Our amazing faculty delivered courses in new ways, and our students did the best they could to work from home. Our staff delivered many of their critical services in new ways as well.

We also understood that many students did not have secure access to internet and/or computers. Thanks to our library, IT and student services, we had laptops available for students and safe places to learn on campus.

Of course, not all material can be delivered online. Many science labs, nursing labs, and music and fine arts studios were all conducted on campus with the highest public health standards in place. The campus may have been closed to the public, but it was certainly open for learning.

It is hard to say at the moment what the fall term will look like, but we know it will be guided by the best scientific advice available. At the same time, we have made several improvements to campus that will facilitate some re-opening.

This critical work could not have been undertaken without the support of the Foundation and all of our stakeholders. Resources to make these changes have come from the province and our supporters. Donations to the student emergency fund have been most generous and have allowed students who lost out on work opportunities to continue with their studies.

So yes, we need the Arts and Sciences, we need Music, we need Health Studies who are producing the students who are working in a pandemic world, and we need our future educators to be prepared to teach young Manitobans in a new and challenging environment. But we also need you… and you have risen to the cause in a way that is incredibly touching and humbling.

Brandon University is blessed to have the support of so many alumni and friends. As this report will indicate, when the need was there, you helped fill it. On behalf of all of us at BU, thank you!

Sincerely,

Dr. David Docherty

President and Vice-Chancellor

Brandon University

GREETINGS FROM THE BU PRESIDENT

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On many levels this has been a very difficult year due to the COVID 19 pandemic. Despite this, Brandon University Foundation had a fairly successful year financially. The Foundation granted the University $3.04 million, up $170,000 from the previous year. Since 1980 the total the Foundation has granted to BU is $62 million. Our business is student success, and these disbursements help our students to be successful.

The donors, alumni, faculty, staff and friends of Brandon University are a caring and generous group, and I thank them for their gifts made through the BU Foundation. You will read some great examples of this generosity in the stories within this publication. One of these stories started in 1967 with Brandon University’s first chancellor, Mr. Maitland Steinkopf, and his

family’s connection to BU. In another story you’ll read about June Sprott, a fellow graduate and friend of mine from Winnipeg, and how she is able to maximize her tax benefits through gifts of securities, really making her donations work in her interests. And you will read about Wendy Menzies. I remember Wendy as a classmate from Lee Clark’s first year Canadian history course, and was saddened to hear of her passing last year. The award that her family has established in her memory is a wonderful way to honour Wendy and her connection to Brandon University.

We are pleased to recognize a number of donors who are new members of the Order of the Sheaf, and we happily recognize those who have advanced to a new level. Their names are highlighted in the back pages of this report. I mentioned in my report last year that we are looking forward to an in-person banquet when it is safe to recognize this generosity. We still are looking forward to that date.

Our Foundation members have had a trying year. Everyone has missed the in-person coffee visits, social events and the Foundation functions. Nonetheless, we have developed patience and a sense of humour with our Zoom meetings, and we have persevered!

We have a number of Foundation members whose terms of service are concluding. I thank them for donating their time, effort and hard work at our regular meetings and for serving on varying committees of the Foundation. And I commend them for their part in shaping the future of the organization.

I have finished my final year as your Foundation president, and I want to introduce you to Dwight Conroy, the incoming BU Foundation President. He is well known to Brandon and western Manitoba. At our meetings his observations are insightful, he is passionate, and he brings with him a sense of humour. I know you will really enjoy getting to know him.

At a BU Homecoming dinner several years ago, alumnus Andreas Souvaliotis from the class of 1984 concluded his speech with the message to remember BU the next time you change your will. I thought that was good advice, and I will conclude by asking you to think about BU in your planned giving.

On behalf of the Foundation Board, thank you and stay safe.

Sincerely,

Robert R. McLennan ’75

President

Brandon University Foundation

Executive

Mr. Robert McLennan – PresidentMr. Dwight Conroy – Vice-President Dr. William Myers – Past-PresidentMrs. Tilda Fortier – Treasurer

Members

Mr. Kerry Auriat Mr. Ray Berthelette Mr. Laurence BertramMr. Gerald Butler Mr. Jeff Fawcett

Ms. Taylor FriesenMr. Kevin HookeMr. Chris HuntMs. Leah LaPlanteDr. Breanna LawrenceMr. Michael LeechMs. Lavone Lesperance-Caron Dr. Donna MichaelsDr. Hamid MuminMs. Sophia RiveraMr. Brad Zander

Brandon University

Foundation was incorporated

in 1980 to promote the

advancement of higher

education at Brandon

University and improve the

quality of its facilities and

activities. Since its inception,

the BU Foundation has

helped to raise and continues

to steward more than

$70 million.

GREETINGS FROM THE BU FOUNDATION PRESIDENT

Ex-Officio

Dr. David Docherty – President & Vice-Chancellor

Dr. Steven Robinson – Vice-President (Academic & Provost)

Mr. Scott Lamont – Vice-President (Administration & Finance)

Ms. Carla Eisler – Director, Advancement & Alumni Affairs

His Worship, Mayor Rick Chrest

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AssetsCurrent Assets $453,983 $889,630

Investments 72,733,071 72,988,750

Total Assets $73,187,054 $73,878,380

Liabilities and Net AssetsCurrent Liabilities 1,543,407 1,540,016

Deferred Contributions 7,867,244 7,398,678

Net Assets

Unrestricted and Internally Restricted Funds 10,710,288 13,602,363

Endowment Funds 53,066,115 51,337,323

Total Liabilities and Net Assets $73,187,054 $73,878,380

Selected Financial InformationEndowment Fund Donations 650,170 1,250,366

Restricted Donations 538,505 453,798

Unrestricted Donations 290,072 163,326

Total Donations $1,478,747 $1,867,490

Gifts in Kind 32,021 163,525

Other Contributions 6 146

Total Donations and Contributions $1,510,774 $2,031,161

Total Disbursements to Brandon University $3,040,063 $2,868,895

Statement of Financial Position

2020 2019

As at December 31, 2020

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Academic Initiatives Academic Support Buildings and Equipment Institutional Advancement and Alumni Relations

Library Resources Research Scholarships and Bursaries Other Initiatives

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

$8,000,000

$7,000,000

$6,000,000

$5,000,000

$4,000,000

$3,000,000

$2,000,000

$1,000,000

0

$28

3,23

1 –

9.3

%

$

193,076 – 6.4%

$

31,017 – 1.0%

$84,

142

– 2.

8%

$38,288 – 1.3%

$69,646 – 2.3%

$498,220 – 16.4%

$1,842,443 – 60.6%

Annual Disbursements to Brandon University

$5,047,524 – 8.1%

$22,890,732 – 36.7%

$2,861,424 – 4.6%

$1,400,492 – 2.2%

$6,671,965 – 10.6%

$3,683,217 – 5.9%

$13,719,167 – 22.0%

$6,177,606 – 9.9%

Total Disbursements to Brandon University in 2020 $3,040,063

Total Disbursements to Brandon University

Since 1980 $62,452,127

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$3,575 – 1%

$9,500 – 3%

$4,830 – 2%$6,130 – 2%$3,843 – 1%

$90,322 – 29%

$150,0

20 – 49

%

More than $300,000 raised through Annual Fund AppealThanks to the generosity of BU alumni and friends, $309,279 was contributed to the Annual Fund in 2020.

Each year, contributions received through this appeal provide support that is critical to helping BU meet its needs and enhancing the educational experience for our students. Gifts directed to the area of greatest need provide the flexibility to use the funds when and where they are most needed. Contributions to scholarships and bursaries, departments, a faculty or school, or to other areas of importance to our donors enhance our programs and services for students, and significantly increase the amount of student awards available for our scholars.

Total Assets Held by the Brandon University Foundation (in millions)

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

Area of Greatest Need Faculty of Arts Faculty of Science

Faculty of Education School of Music Faculty of Health Studies

Scholarships and Bursaries Other

Annual Fund$309,279

$80

$70

$60

$50

$40

$30

$20

$10

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New Endowments in 2020William Henry Armstrong Memorial Scholarship

Guru Tegh Bahadur Scholarship for Human Rights

Alan Ehnes Memorial Brass Scholarship

Graduate Scholarship in Science

Caroline Kennedy Scholarship in Education

Wendy Menzies Award

Charles & Marion Wilson Memorial Scholarship-Bursary in Music

$41,059 –13%

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Supporting Students

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Siblings David Wilson, BA ’59

and June Thompson (neé

Wilson), BA ’68, BEd ’73, are

honouring their family’s

musical background with the

establishment of the Charles

& Marion Wilson Memorial

Scholarship-Bursary in Music.

This scholarship in memory

of their parents will provide

funding for School of Music

students with academic

merit, financial need, and a

demonstrated dedication to a

career in music.

Charles Robert Wilson and Marion Dolena Wilson (neé MacKay) were both raised in large families where music was a constant influence and both became amateur musicians. They each took lessons as adults, Charles in voice and Marion in piano, and they first met as choristers at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church in Brandon’s east end.

Despite the financial constraints of a depression and a world war, their five children were each offered professional lessons (piano/organ, voice, violin, accordion, and French horn) and each became involved in the musical life of Brandon, from serving as summer organist in five different churches to running the records/sheet music department of the P. A. Kennedy Company. Marion and Charles always made time to attend Christmas concerts at the church, school concerts, the Brandon Festival of the Arts, and all of the recitals in which their children participated. Singing played an important role in all of the Wilson reunions and gatherings.

June has always felt that the greatest gifts she received from her parents were her sense of humour and an appreciation for music. While growing up in Brandon she studied piano, and she worked part-time at the School of Music as a Brandon University student. She then moved to Winnipeg to pursue a career as an English teacher and teacher librarian in the River East School Division. She received her ARCT in voice performance and has given many recitals to raise money for various charities.

Although he had studied piano with several professors on the faculty of Brandon College, David graduated in 1959 before music degrees were offered through the College. His musical contributions to Vincent Massey and Harrison high schools in Brandon included directing choirs, producing and directing 42 musicals, and organizing workshops for music teachers from across Western Canada. His contribution to the musical life of the

nation were recognized by his induction into the Order of Canada in 1991.

David and June, along with the other two surviving members of the Wilson family, continue their support of musical activity in their respective homes of Brandon, Winnipeg, Toronto, and Ottawa.

Music draws family together

Charles Wilson Marion Wilson

Siblings June Thompson (neé Wilson), BA ’68, BEd ’73 and David Wilson, BA ’59

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Maitland Steinkopf, MBE, QC, LL.B., served as

Brandon University’s first Chancellor from 1967

until his passing in 1970. A businessman and

politician, he also served as a cabinet member, and

a member of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba.

In 1990 Maitland’s sister, Maxine Ellend, established an endowment in his memory. The Maitland Steinkopf Humanities Endowment has supported department operations in the humanities discipline, providing for such things as funding for students to present at conferences in Florida, Bosnia and South Africa, bringing various visiting speakers to the BU campus and other opportunities for students that are not planned for in the annual operating budget.

Maxine passed away at the age of 102 in 2019 and BU has received the generous bequest she established in her will to be added to the Maitland Steinkopf Humanities Endowment she established 30 years ago. Her gift will allow even more opportunities to come to fruition in the future, making it possible to promote scholarship in ways that benefit both students and faculty, as well as the larger BU community.

Alumna June Sprott (neé Cosgrove), TTC ’64, ’75, ’77, grew up on a farm near Napinka in southwest Manitoba. Her parents stressed the value of education, and, because of them, she decided to attend Brandon College.

June considers the time she spent at Brandon College/University as an immensely positive experience that provided her with many opportunities in life. She taught for more than 35 years — the first three years in Minto, MB followed by teaching in various Winnipeg schools, and one year on a teacher exchange in Scotland. She served as president of Seven Oaks School Division Teachers’ Association and was also president of the Manitoba chapter of DKG, an International Teachers Organization.

Over the years June felt that contributing to Brandon University would help others

to have career and life opportunities as well. More recently, she became aware that gifts of publicly traded securities (stocks, bonds and mutual funds) could be donated “in-kind”, with no expense to her, and a savings on the capital gains taxes she would have paid had she sold the shares.

June now makes her contributions to BU through the donation of mutual funds and receives a charitable tax receipt for the full value of the funds received by Brandon University Foundation.

Of her donations via mutual funds, June says, “This is one especially easy way for me to share with others at BU and pass on the values stressed by my parents.”

Currently, she and her husband Brian are looking forward to more overseas travel when restrictions allow and it is safe to do so, and for June to resume volunteering as a Goldwing Ambassador at Richardson International Airport.

For more information on donating gifts of securities, talk to your financial advisor, and contact the Office of Advancement at 204-727-7374 for the required forms.

Endowment honouring BU’s first chancellor receives boost

Alumna gives back with gifts of mutual funds

Above: Maitland Steinkopf (front right) with Dr. Wilfred G. Bigelow – BU Honorary Degree Recipient 1967. Credit: Brandon University Photograph collection, SJ McKee Archives, Brandon University

Right: Maxine Ellend on her 95th Birthday

June Sprott, TTC ’64, ’75, ’77

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Wendy Menzies, BMus ’99, began teaching music on the family farm near Roland, MB. She attended Brandon University’s Faculty of Education and later returned to complete her Bachelor of Music, while simultaneously raising her four children. Wendy taught in the Eckhardt-Gramatté Conservatory of Music at Brandon University for many years until her passing in March of 2020.

Wendy was an energetic person with a contagious enthusiasm. She loved teaching and maintained her own music studio throughout her life. As an instructor, she focused on positive encouragement, while passionately pursuing skill development within her students. Wendy was a devoted wife, mother, grandmother, sister, aunt, friend and teacher. She lived life with joy and gratitude. It was important to her to live each day fully and with mindfulness. Her greatest joy was spending time with her husband, Bruce, her children and her beloved granddaughters.

Wendy’s family established the Wendy Menzies Award in her honour to continue her lifelong love and commitment to the development of young musicians. Collective contributions on behalf of her family will provide an annual award of more than $1,100 to a new or returning student of the Eckhardt-Gramatté Conservatory of Music who may face accessibility barriers to their musical education.

Sharing the Gift of Music

Wendy and Bruce Menzies with their granddaughters

Wendy Menzies was an extraordinary citizen,

musician, and person. Her impact on our

community of music educators cannot be overstated. As

a young music student, you could not imagine a more

dedicated, tireless and supportive teacher. Wendy's influence

continues in our Conservatory through the contributions

and achievements of her students. They receive recognition

with outstanding performances in the annual Conservatory

Scholarship Auditions and bring joy and sincere fascination

to their teachers each week.

Though I first came to know and love Wendy as a young

child, I was privileged to have her influence through many

stages of my life, both personal and professional. Wendy

introduced me to Prof. Megumi Masaki and helped me

make the decision to pursue my BMus degree at Brandon

University. When I started my teaching career at the

Eckhardt-Gramatté Conservatory of Music in 2015, Wendy

and I shared a teaching studio. As we would share stories

about the brilliant young people we had the privilege to

work with, Wendy would usually tell me excitedly "I just

have the best students" – and of course, that was true. They

were the best students because they were all so excited to

share their discoveries, questions, and triumphs with their

compassionate, sincere and inspiring teacher.

On behalf of the Conservatory, I am privileged to thank

Bruce and family for creating The Wendy Menzies Award

in her honour. Thanks to their generosity, we will be able to

offer deserving students substantial assistance on the basis

of accessibility, financial need and high achievement. Wendy

would be delighted to know that her proud legacy of helping

students celebrate the joys of music and community-building

will continue for decades to come.

Everett Hopfner, ’10

Interim Director

Eckhardt-Gramatté Conservatory of Music

DID YOU KNOW?Gifts to Brandon University Foundation are tax-deductible.

If you have any questions about making a contribution or are interested in discussing a planned gift, please contact us:

Office of Advancement & External Relations 270 - 18th Street, Brandon, MB R7A 6A9 204-727-7374 or 877-282-4483 Advancement@BrandonU.ca

Or give online at BrandonU.ca/Give

Wendy Menzies and Everett Hopfner

Dr. K.A.H. Adams ’55Joy A. Adams Bauer ’81Garry ’64 & Cheryl AtchisonGarth BakerDr. Dylan W. Benson ’97David H. Bergman ’63Dr. Bill Bigelow ’33, ’67Dr. Carl Bjarnason ’48Elaine A. Bollman ’71, ’76Michael BorisKathleen Addrene Bowler ’32, ’33Patricia A. Britton ’87Gerald R. Brown ’56Florence M. Brownridge ’49Dr. Glen ’77 & Heather CarruthersDr. William ’46 & Patricia ’45 ChefurkaDr. Anthony Chow ’64Romain Chubak

Robert & Tara ClarkRobert A. Clement ’30Bob ’61 & Mary (Pothorin) ’61 ColemanDilys Collier ’58, ’80Christine H. Coltart ’46Donald ’38 & Mary CrerarErnest E. Criddle ’52Florence DalmanMargaret L. Davison ’50Cam Davreux ’59Jacqueline M. DerhakRt. Honourable John DiefenbakerMargaret Alison L. Doak ’63E.K. Dobson-Golletz ’79 &

Richard N. Golletz ’81Isabelle DouglasJean C. Downing ’41Norma D. Dunphy

J. Kelly EdmisonMargaret Eggleton ’41Maxine EllendLeo Evason ’54Thomas F. FenwickW. Craig Ferguson ’50Karen E. Fingas ’68Christy Ann FitzpatrickDr. Bruce ForrestPamela Forsyth ’69Homer ’70 & Wilma GillDr. George K. ’64 & Mary ’42 GoodenMargaret E. Goodman ’49Yvan ’86 & Lucie ’78 GosselinMarie GrahamJ. Hargreaves-MawdsleyCarol A. HendricksonWendell Hewitt-White ’36Dr. Hugh Graham Hunt ’51Alice & Donald HurdDorothy Hope KitchenMicki & Lawrence KuzenkoMargaret E. LairDorothy LakeBrent Legg ’85, ’89, ’06Margaret A. MacKenzie ’38Gordon C. MacPhersonDr. John & Paula MalleaGail Marriott ’58Dr. Wilfred McCutcheonEileen McFadden ’53Albert E. McKenzieDr. Warren McKinnon ’62 &

Janice Waud LoperRobert McLennan ’75Dr. Thomas H.M. ’40 &

Beryl ’44 McLeodJack McMillan ’60W. Glen ’47 & Eunice M. ’48 MilneRonald S. MooreGeorge & Maxine Moore

Dr. M. Venkat Rao & Premalatha ’96 Naidu

Maria C. Nelson ’25Dr. Kenneth NicholsDr. David ’76 & Karen OpperAlexander W. PaulDrs. Andrew & Nan PernalEva Emeline PickardLouis M. QuennelleBryce ReikieDr. Ron & Gail RichertDr. Helen Riesberry ’42Dr. John E. RobbinsMargaret M. Roberts ’41Dr. Anne Selley Robertson ’37Joseph H. Robertson ’39Evelyn RobinsonKathleen J. Rowe ’34, ’70Dr. Allan ’75 & Rae RyanPhilippa K. Saul ’41Dora Ann ScottDr. Victor ’39 & Phyllis ’39 SharpeDouglas SimpsonAndreas Souvaliotis ’84 & Joe GisiniMargaret Speers ’28Dorothy E. StewartAustin StollElizabeth ’65 & Eugene ’72 StoreshawLawrence Stuckey ’97Don A. SullivanAdam SusClive R. Taylor ’70Angela Thompson ’48Evelyn & Melville TurnbullDr. Lorne Watson ’93Sharon L. Wickman ’70Eleanor L. WildeDonna Wilkins ’72, ’74Dr. Gordon ’55 & Renate WilliamsCristine E. WinklerIva Jane (Delamater) Wood ’44Ivy ’54 & Norval YoungLaura YoungA Generous Person (6)

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The A. E. McKenzie Legacy Society is named in honour of Dr. Albert Edward McKenzie. The owner of a Brandon seed firm, he led a committee of the Chamber of Commerce in the 1930s whose task it was to keep Brandon College open, often traveling with the College President, Dr. J. R. C. Evans, to help raise much-needed funds. He was the first person to leave a legacy gift to the institution. This gift, given at the height of the Depression, saved the College from certain closure.

Many others have since generously supported Brandon University through gifts in their will, gifts of life insurance, or through other methods of legacy giving, each making a significant impact on our institution. We are pleased to thank and recognize the following members of the A. E. McKenzie Legacy Society.

The A.E. McKenzie Legacy Society

Albert Edward McKenzie, circa 1955 Source: S.J. McKee Archives, Brandon University

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Order of the Sheaf Outstanding Philanthropist$5,000,000+Joseph H. Robertson ’39

Chancellor’s Honour Roll$1,000,000 - $4,999,999Dr. Bruce ForrestJames Richardson & Sons LtdThe Louis Riel InstituteManitoba Metis Federation IncPioneer Grain Company LtdRichardson FoundationRichardson Greenshields of

Canada LtdThe Winnipeg FoundationA Generous Person

Patron $500,000 - $999,999Kirk BruggerMichael & Dorine ’51 ChernoffDr. Ferdinand Eckhardt & Dr. Sophie

Carmen Eckhardt-GramattéMargaret Eggleton ’41

The J.W. McConnell Family Foundation

Dr. Viola LobodowskyManitoba HydroPepsiCo Beverages CanadaClive R. Taylor ’70A Generous Person

Benefactor$100,000 - $499,999 Sandra L. Armstrong ’72

Garth BakerDr. Jeff Bales & Dr. Trudy CorbettThe Honourable R.D. Bell, LLDDr. Harvey & Irene BergnerBlue 292, IncMarion E. BowenBrandon Area

Community FoundationBrandon Clinic Medical CorporationDr. James ’44 & Lucille BrownJames William BurnsButler Family Foundation

Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce

Canexus (Nexen)Dr. William ’46 &

Patricia ’45 ChefurkaConnor, Clark & Lunn FoundationMary Irene CowanCraig Broadcast Systems IncTom D. E. DeaconSteve Gouthro & Jennifer WoodburyGreat-West Life Assurance Company

GreenRidge Business Systems Corporation

The Greiner Family/Victoria InnStewart B. Hobbs ’55Investors GroupISM Information Systems

Management CorporationKinsmen Club of BrandonDorothy Hope KitchenJulie Ann KniskernBrent Legg ’85, ’89, ’06Manitoba Agriculture, Food and

Rural DevelopmentManitoba Blue CrossManitoba Chartered Accountants

Foundation IncDr. Wilfred McCutcheonRichard ’60 & Verda ’55 McDonaldAlbert E. McKenzieDr. Thomas H.M. ’40 &

Beryl ’44 McLeodJack McMillan ’60MNP LLPPetro-CanadaR. Howard Webster FoundationRBC FoundationDr. Anne Selley Robertson ’37Simplot Canada LimitedDouglas SimpsonMary SmartDorothy E. StewartMaurice F. Strong ’68Gwendolyn (Munt) Sutherland ’37TD Canada TrustThomas Sill Foundation IncTundra Oil & Gas PartnershipEvelyn & Melville TurnbullValeViterra IncDaphne Wagner ’79 & David,

Lita & Michael GreenWawanesa Mutual

Insurance CompanyLewis D. WhiteheadA Generous Person (5)

Founder$50,000 - $99,999A.E. McKenzie Company LimitedBank of Montreal - CalgaryBell MTSBrandon Regional Health

Centre AuxiliaryBrandon University Faculty

AssociationBrandon University Students’ UnionTom & Janie BrenemanFlorence M. Brownridge ’49Donald R. Burns & Louise BerlinCanadian Natural Resources LtdCanadian PacificCargill Grain LimitedCarolyn Sifton Foundation IncThe Honourable Sharon Carstairs, P.C.Chevron Canada Resources LtdChristine H. Coltart ’46Convergys Corporation

For more than 120 years,

Brandon University has received an

enormous amount of financial and

volunteer support from individuals

and organizations.

We thank you.

The Order of the Sheaf is an honour society that

recognizes those whose financial support has helped to

ensure the advancement and quality of higher education

at Brandon University.

This year we are pleased to report that 37 new members

have been inducted into the Order of the Sheaf and

25 members have advanced to a higher philanthropic level.

Membership in the Order of the Sheaf begins automatically

when a donor reaches a cumulative gift level of $1,000

or more. Recognition levels are based on a donor’s total

contributions to Brandon University.

Donors listed in boldface italics advanced to a new

level of recognition in 2020; those listed in boldface

indicate that the donor is new to the Order of the Sheaf.

Every effort has been made to ensure that this report is

accurate and complete. Please report any errors or omissions

to the Office of Advancement and External Relations at

204.727.7374, 1.877.282.4483 or Advancement@BrandonU.ca.

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Dr. Samuel CorriganCPA Manitoba Foundation IncJeffrey ’78 & Patricia ’78 Cristall

David CunninghamMichael Decter Family FoundationJean C. Downing ’41Dr. Paul DupratMaxine Ellend

Enbridge Pipelines IncKathryn M. Gardner ’34Dr. John Welsted & Kathleen GeorgisonMargaret E. Goodman ’49Green Acres Lodge 1967-2011J. Hargreaves-MawdsleyHeathbridge Capital Management LtdRon F. HelwerGlenn ’70 & Linda ’70 HockleyAlice & Donald HurdJacobson & Greiner Group

of CompaniesIn Memory of Carrie Caroline Kennedy

Kiwanis Club of BrandonLeech Printing LtdDr. Peter & Mary LetkemanDr. Leo & Shirley LiuRussell W. Lusk ’65Manitoba Education & TrainingManitoba Law FoundationManitoba Teachers’ SocietyEileen McFadden ’53David MoxleyDr. M. Venkat Rao &

Premalatha ’96 NaiduThe National Centre for Crisis and

Continuity CoordinationSherry L. Peden ’04 & Leo NijssenDr. Deborah Poff & Dr. Alex MichalosPrairie Ford Dealers AssociationJim ReynoldsDr. John E. RobbinsPhilippa K. Saul ’41Dr. Benjamin ShoreMargaret Speers ’28Lawrence Stuckey ’97Adam SusAngela Thompson ’48Trenchline Holdings IncVionell HoldingsThe W. Garfield Weston FoundationDr. Lorne Watson ’93Whitehead Foundation for

Western Manitoba IncDr. Jay Te Winburn

Clark Hall Guild$10,000 - $49,999Peter J. Adamo ’00 & Elizabeth

Rodriguez-AdamoJoy A. Adams Bauer ’81Doug W. Adams ’87Ag Quest IncAGE Electrical Consulting LtdAgrico Canada LtdAgrium IncAIC Enterprises LtdPaul Albrechtsen

Alcan Aluminium LimitedAMI Partners IncDr. Clifford & Mrs. Julia AndersonJohn M. Andrews ’52APEGM Foundation IncArcelorMittal DofascoHarlaine Irma ’48 &

Norman ’42 ArmstrongAssociated Canadian TravellersGarry ’64 & Cheryl AtchisonAUCCKerry Auriat ’87Ray ’45 & Barb BaileyBaker Colony Charitable TrustBDO Dunwoody (Brandon Office)Dr. Robert Beamish ’37Gerald ’77 & Joyce BeaubierGiselle Rachelle Beaupre ’84BelAir Energy CorpBell CanadaBeta Sigma PhiDr. Bill Bigelow ’33, ’67Dr. Kissonpersad & Nazrah BindaBinkley Motors (1983) LtdThe Birks Family FoundationDr. Carl Bjarnason ’48John BlaikieElaine A. Bollman ’71, ’76Michael BorisMichael Bouchard ’93Patricia ’71, ’76 & Cliff BowslaughBrandon Chamber of CommerceBrandon Lions Club

Brandon Regional Health AuthorityThe Brandon SunBrandon University Alumni AssociationBrandon Volleyball ClubBrandon WUSC Local CommitteeDr. Cal & Norma BristolBritish American Tobacco (BAT)Brockie-Donovan LtdDr. Robert & Catherine BrockwayThe J. Malcom Brodie

Memorial ScholarshipChristopher ’93 & Jill BrownGerald R. Brown ’56Barrie ’57 & May ’56 BurchDr. William C. & Joan B. ’72 BurgessLinda ’69 & Edward ’77 BurridgeGerald ’63 & Carmen ButlerCabot Corp Foundation IncCadillac Fairview Corporation LtdDr. Finley ’50 & Barbara CampbellKenneth Campbell ’56Canada Life Assurance CompanyCanadian Federation of

University WomenCanadian National RailwayPaul & Yvette CancadeCando Rail Services LtdThe Cardinal FoundationDr. Dean & Susan CareDr. T. Patrick & Mary-Jo CarrabréDr. Glen ’77 & Heather CarruthersCastor Lake Holdings LtdCats Volleyball ClubShawn ’87 & Cecile ’89 Chambers

Merilyn D. Chaplin ’88The Chastell FoundationChristie’s Office PlusCibinel Architecture LtdDr. Lee & Barbara ’70 ClarkPatricia ’51 & William (Bill) ColemanDilys Collier ’58, ’80ConocoPhillips CanadaReverend Joseph Edward Cooper ’19Dr. Barry CorenblumDr. Gerald & Sandra CoueslanDouglas ’61 & Marguerite ’71 CrandleCrane Steel Structures LtdDonald ’38 & Mary CrerarErnest E. Criddle ’52Crocus Credit Union LimitedCrocus Lodge IncCrown Life Insurance CompanyCrystal Spring ColonyPatricia L. CullenDr. Andrée DagenaisDr. Ken Daniels ’66 & Faye Douglas ’77Karl De PaepeShari Decter-Hirst ’91 & Dr. Derry DecterDentistry Canada FundBU’s Gender and Women’s Studies

Program kindly supported

by the Margaret Laurence

Endowment Fund

Department of Growth, Enterprise and Trade

Paola ’94 & Rudy Di MuroDisaster Management ConferenceDominion TannersDuPont Canada IncIrene DyckSteve DzubinskiDr. Joel EdelsonReverend Einar Egilsson ’37Dr. Emmett ’71 & Karen ’72 ElvesElysee Development CorpDr. John EnglishEnsisEnterprise Holdings FoundationF.W. Woolworth & Company LtdJeff ’94, ’96, ’05 & Jodi FawcettDr. Gervan Fearon and Dr. Kathy MoscouFederated Co-operatives LtdFeed RiteW. Craig Ferguson ’50Kathleen E. Findlay-Ireland ’35Joy ’54 (Barton) & Cam ’52 FinlayDr. Cora L. Fisher ’62Christy Ann FitzpatrickMarlene FitzsimmonsRobert J. FordKent & Naomi FormanJames G. ForsytheFoundation For Registered Nurses

of Manitoba IncGlen FowlerFYidoctorsDr. Rosanne GasseGregory & Nancy GatienGEC Alsthom International Canada IncGendis Inc and Associate CorporationsGeneral Electric Canada IncGeoLogic

George Heinl & Co. LtdGerman Canadian Business &

Professional Assoc. of ManitobaBrian GoldbergGoldman Sachs Matching Gift ProgramDr. George K. ’64 & Mary ’42 GoodenWilliam & Kathleen ’79 GordonMarianne GottardoDeborah C. GrantGuild Insurance Brokers IncBrian HakalaMurray & Jean HannahDr. C. Emdad HaqueT. Garth HarveySherry L. Helwer ’79Jerry ’72 & Marnie HemmingsTeresa HendersonGeorge ’62 & Patricia ’63 HicklingEvelyn HinzRay Hoeppner ’91Wayne & Erin HolmDr. Peter Hordern &

Alison McNeill-Hordern ’87Scott & Heidi HowarthHudbay Minerals IncHudson’s Bay CompanyDr. Hugh Graham Hunt ’51David Keith Hunter FamilyDr. Graham HurlburtDr. Kathryn Hyndman & David FordIBM Canada LimitedIHS AccuMapImperial Oil LimitedImperial Tobacco Canada FoundationDavid Reid Jackson Jr.David R. Jackson Sr.Kenneth R. JamesJake & Judith JanzenThe Jewish Foundation of ManitobaThe Joe Brain Foundation IncMuriel E. Jollow ’26Byron E. Jones ’32Dr. Lawrence & June JonesDr. Kevin & Els KavanaghC. J. Hannah-Kayes ’95 &

Brian A. Kayes ’00Kelleher Ford SalesJohn & Nancy KelleherMervyn R. KeysDr. Ralph F.B. KingKiwanis Club of Winnipeg

Foundation IncKlondike Farms LtdThe Honourable Stanley Knowles ’30Betty ’43 & Hugh J. ’43 KnowltonJack & Joan KullbergSheldon KumerLabatt Breweries of CanadaLabatt’s Prairie RegionLafarge Canada IncorporatedMelville LallDr. Y.L. Jack & Euphemia LamScott & Louise ’91 LamontSergio & Susan LeeDon & Donna LeechDr. Johanna LesehoPat Littlejohn

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Lloyd Carr-Harris FoundationLondon Life Insurance CompanyM. Goossen Medical CorporationDr. Chris & Judith ’91 MacDonaldMurray ’52 & Betty MacDonaldMargaret A. MacKenzie ’38Dr. John & Paula MalleaManitoba Association for Resource

Recovery Corp

Manitou FoundationDr. Henry MantschManufacturers Life InsuranceMaple Leaf Foods IncSandy Margetts ’65Maurice Price FoundationEdward ’69 & Marion ’70 MazerMBH Mechanical Engineering LtdMBNA CanadaDouglas F. McArthur ’79McCain Foods LimitedRobert ’35 & Mary ’30 McCullochDr. Roderick McGinnDr. Fred McGuinnessMcKenzie Seeds LtdMr. & Mrs. N.K. McKinnonJames D. McManes ’75J. Trevor McNeely ’55Dr. Kenneth ’52 & Helen McNeelyShirley McNeelyGrant McPhail & Dale SeverynMargaret E. McPherson ’74Meighen Haddad LLPWendy ’99 & Bruce Menzies Family

Kathryn & Robert Merrett

Garry ’65 & Colleen ’66 MillerErnest G. ’50 & Shirley ’50 MillerWayne S. Miller ’72Doreen MillinW. Glen ’47 & Eunice M. ’48 MilneJames R. Minions ’55Drs. Hayley & Dana Moffatt

Monsanto Canada IncDr. William R. MorrisonJack ’51 & Lois ’51 MuirRay MullerDr. Hamid & Jamilah MuminThe Murphy Foundation IncorporatedA. Clair & Mildred MurrayDr. Bob & Joan MyersBill & Lana MyersNathan Hennick & Company

David NewmanKathleen M. Nichol ’73, ’92Dr. Beverley ’78 & Sylvia ’79 NicholsonGarry Nicol ’77The North West Company IncDr. Arnold Novak ’69Odgers Berndtson Canada/

Vancouver IncJohn P. Odin ’30Owens CorningP.E.O. Sisterhood Chapter UP.E.O. Sisterhood-Provincial ChapterRuss PaddockPaladin Security GroupBrian W. Pallister ’75Mike Parnell

Trish ’84 & Lorne ParobecBill & Donna ParrishThe Senator Norman M. Paterson

FoundationPatersons

Richard Patmore ’34 & Hazel Patmore-Skuce

Dr. William H. & Eileen PatonDr. Donald & Sandra PennyPeridot CorpDr. Harold J. & Mary Louise PerkinsDrs. Andrew & Nan PernalGordon & Diane PetersIrene ’57 & Wayne ’59 PettapieceEva Emeline PickardDr. Douglas A. Pickering & Jeanne MillsPoco Petroleums LtdPollard Amalco IncPortage Mutual InsurancePower Corporation of CanadaProvincial Exhibition of ManitobaHarold J. Pullaw ’74Dr. Frank J.E. PurdieQueen Mary Chapter #3

Order of the Eastern StarLawrence RacicotDon ’49 & Jan RaleighRCMP Veterans Association

Manitoba DivisionDr. John & Barbara RiceT.J. Rice Family FoundationDr. Ron & Gail RichertDr. Helen Riesberry ’42Christopher RileyBurton RobinsonEdward RobinsonEvelyn RobinsonDr. Steven & Kelly RobinsonMarjorie & Alfred RogosinRussell ’70 & Marjorie RoneyDarryl RosenbergR. Wayne Rosenman ’67Rotary Club of BrandonKathleen J. Rowe ’34, ’70Lorraine G. Rozak ’89Russell & District FoundationDr. Gordon Rust & Christy Myers-RustKimberley Ryan-Nicholls ’87S. Davies & AssociatesSaan Stores LtdSalvatora ScalettaThe Right Honourable Edward Schreyer

& Lily SchreyerScotiabankDora Ann ScottDr. Meir Serfaty & Ms Bonnie TalbotIan ’78 & Heather SharpePeggy Sharpe ’35Dr. Victor ’39 & Phyllis ’39 SharpeShaw Communications IncErnest K. ’51 & Rosa ’51 ShawShoppers Mall/Morguard REITSheldon ShoreCurt A. Shoultz ’80 &

Heather A. Coulter ’80Shur-Gro Farm Services LtdSikh Community of BrandonSir Thomas Cropo Foundation Inc

Sisters of Our Lady of the MissionsDon & Glenora SlimmonIra SmithWim SmitsProfessor Robert Solomon &

Dr. Barbara LentMr. & Mrs. Michael SopmanJohn ’66 & Diane SpaldingE. June (Cosgrove) Sprott ’64

St. Andrews Presbyterian ChurchSt. John’s Music LtdDr. Nancy Stanley ’65 & Lyle BakerDidi Stepanek & Dr. Harold FungDr. David B. ’92 & Ruth StewartAustin StollMarion ’40 & Ketut StoneEllen (Vinthers) StrangeSun Life FinancialSuncor Energy FoundationSunnyside ColonyDr. Cameron SymonsTaylor McCaffrey LLPLaura G. Taylor ’28Mitch & Anne (Franklin) Taylor ’65John J. TeunissenAlice E. Theodorou ’39Novell Thomas & Annelisa Dey ThomasGeorge E. Thorman ’34Tire Stewardship ManitobaToromont CATTransCanada CorporationDr. Michael & Carol TurabianJoyce Tureski ’74Dr. Arnold ’59 & Glenyce ’56, ’59 TweedUnited Way of Brandon & DistrictDouglas M. Vanbeselaere ’83

Dr. Louis & Mary VisentinDr. John ’87 & Germaine WarkentinAlphonso & Sybil WeekesDavid S. WeissWestcoast Energy IncWestman Communications GroupWestman Communications Group/

880 CKLQ/94.7 Star FMWestoba Credit Union LtdDr. Lynn Whidden ’67Sharon L. Wickman ’70Eleanor L. WildeMyrna L. Wilde & Edward H. ParkerDr. Catherine L. Wilkie ’73Donna Wilkins ’72, ’74Wilkins-Tureski: David Tureski

Memorial Fund at The Quadrus Charitable Giving Program

Dr. Jeffrey Williams & Edith Mary Smith

David C. Wilson ’59

Grant S. Wilson ’93Wingham Colony Farms LtdCristine E. WinklerDr. Don WrightBill & Synthia ’83, ’96 WrightDr. Norma WylieXerox Canada IncorporatedDr. May YohIvy ’54 & Norval YoungDawn ZhouA Generous Person (6)

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Friend$5,000 - $9,9991266896 Ontario IncDr. K.A.H. Adams ’55Air CanadaRay Alexander & Caroline CramerDrs. J. and D. AllanBlanche AllisonDr. C. Dennis Anderson ’64Grant M. Andres ’87 &

Barbara L. Fullerton ’88Dr. Robert & Mary AnnisElizabeth J. Armstrong ’69B.A. Robinson Co. LtdEllen V. BatemanBen Wiebe ConstructionLaurence M. Bertram ’69

John Blackwood ’54Dr. Michael BlanarBMHC Nurses AlumniKathleen Addrene Bowler ’32, ’33Brandon Elks Lodge #14Brandon Rotary Club

Westman FoundationDr. Garth Bray ’57Patricia A. Britton ’87F. Richard ’82, ’91 & Doreen BruceHeather Bruce & Doug BruceGary & Trish BuckleyBUNTEPCanada Safeway LimitedCanadian Airlines InternationalCanadian Motors LtdCanadian TireDr. Deborah CaplanDebra Carnegie ’76Dr. Noah H. CarpenterCascade Colony Farms LtdCentra Gas Manitoba IncDr. Francis ChaplinJean Chase ’30Dr. Anthony Chow ’64John ChyzykClearwater Colony Farms LtdClare ’59 & Darlene CoburnDr. Glenn E. CockerlineBob ’61 & Mary (Pothorin) ’61 Coleman

Gerald Collyer ’68Melanie J. Colquhoun ’90Bruce ’76 & Cheryl ’76 CraigArthur & Eleanor CristallDiane CristallFerne CristallNeil J. Cristall ’82Michael Czuboka ’57Leon DadounDafa Enterprises LimitedCam DalmynDr. James W. DarlingtonMalcolm W. Davidson ’63Margaret L. Davison ’50

Lorene (Chui) ’74 & Lance De Silva

Decker ColonyT.E. Deller ’79

Delta Kappa Gamma Society International - Delta Chapter

Dr. Ian ’58 & Donna ’60 DicksonMargaret Alison L. Doak ’63E.K. Dobson-Golletz ’79 &

Richard N. Golletz ’81Isabelle DouglasThe Duncan FamilyJ. Kelly EdmisonMarion Edmison ’35Education Students SocietyRuth A. Emisch ’75Neil R. Enns ’96Paul Enns ’03Dr. Werner EntzF.K. Morrow FoundationFairholme ColonyNorma & Robert FarquharsonThomas F. FenwickEdward & S.E. FinchFirst Presbyterian ChurchGladys H. FisherEric FossBill FotheringhamWilliam J. Friesen ’58Dr. Harold Fung Medical CorpDr. Shannon Gadbois and

Dr. Dean Beaubier ’88Genetically Advanced PigsDr. Barbara Gfellner &

Dr. Gerald DueckGlenway Colony Farms LtdCharles E. Gorrie ’69Anna GrandhiCordell D. ’71 & Elizabeth ’69 GrantJosephine GreenDr. Lawrence GrovesH.J. Heinz Company of CanadaDr. Pandelis & Helga HalamandarisGrant Hamilton ’04 & Amy Breen ’09The Happy CorkerDr. James HardyLillian Harris ’84Harrison McCain FoundationDr. Wayne HarrisonDale ’76 & Benji Harvey

Dr. William ’43 & Phyllis HarwoodDr. Gordon D. HasickAllen ’55 & Myrna HattieEllen Heaney

Reg ’82, ’84 & Aynsley ’80 Helwer

Dr. Bryan HillHollinger IncorporatedDr. Susan HolmWinnifred HolmesGlenn & Sharon HooperGordon & Sunni-June HubbardPatricia HurlburtInternational Brotherhood of

Electrical Workers Local 2034IODE Diamond Jubilee (1960) ChapterIODE Teck ChapterDr. Ronald S. JacksonJohn Labatt FoundationAngus ’51 & Devona JuckesDr. T. Andrew ’45 & E. Zenella ’45 JudsonThe Keg

Clara KeoughMurray ’88 & Leila Kerr ’89Dr. R. Garth Kidd ’56Dr. & Mrs. G.F. Kindle

Stefan KossakNina Kozakiewicz ’65Nicola KozakiewiczKullberg’s Furniture LimitedLee Choy LimitedLouis M. Lenz ’57Dr. & Mrs. R. Mervyn Letts ’61Long & McQuade Musical InstrumentsDonna A. Lowe ’91, ’02Heather Macdonald & Ron MaherReverend Archie J. ’33 &

Kathleen MacLachlanMacLean Hunter LimitedNorman W. MacLeod ’48Gordon C. MacPhersonAlexander & Phyllis MadrygaColin Mailer ’65, ’68Manitoba Arts CouncilManitoba Arts Gaming FundManitoba Association of Plant BiologistsManitoba Community Development

Corp. Assoc. IncManitoba Federation of LabourManitoba Government and

General Employees’ UnionManitoba Hockey Players FoundationManitoba Teachers Society

Brandon AssociationManitoba Women’s InstituteMasonic Grand Lodge of Manitoba

Ancient Free and Accepted MasonsMasonic Past Masters AssociationMazer GroupDr. Mervin A. McArthurMargaret McCurdyGordon McDiarmidMcDonald’s Restaurants of

Canada LimitedDr. Robert McDougall ’86Marie McGinnDavid ’69 & Sharon ’69 McInnesJean McIntosh ’56

James McKibbon ’53Dr. Warren McKinnon ’62 &

Janice Waud LoperThe McLean FoundationRobert McLennan ’75 & Joan HorsleyDr. George & Sandy McMasterIvey ’51 & George McNeillF. Jean McQuarrie ’63Dr. Neil McQuarrie &

Sherry M. Wallman ’74Harold MedjuckMaico MeierKathy Menzies

Mercury GraphicsDr. Donna MichaelsRonald S. MooreDr. Kathleen ’85 & Dr. Daniel MoquinMr. Submarine LimitedJudge Rodney Mykle ’66 & Lori McBethNew Haven Colony Charitable TrustNewdale Colony LtdDr. Kenneth Nichols

Phillip Noonan & Judy NixonRoland ’66 & Freda ’66 NorthOdanah Farms LtdOrder of The Eastern Star Grand

Chapter of ManitobaOrder of The Royal Purple #138Dr. Doreen M. Pachal ’47Shirley J. Paine ’08Dr. Alex Pappas ’86Parrish & Heimbecker LtdPaul’s Hauling LtdDr. Douglas Peters ’50Polish Gymnastic Sokol AssociationPoplar Point Colony Farms LtdHarley D. Potter ’46PPG Architectural CoatingsMarjorie R. Pringle ’55Mary H. PrughFrances E. Racher ’89Perri Gardner ’86 & Garry Rainnie ’78

Dr. Douglas RamseyReader’s Digest Foundation of CanadaRed River Valley Mutual

Insurance CompanyRedfern Farm ServicesRegistered Psychiatric Nurses’

Foundation IncRobert F. RichardsRobert Richardson Jr. ’93Riverbend Colony Charitable TrustRoyal Oak InnRoyal Trust Co.Margaret SampsonSheila SamuelsJoseph & Patricia SawchukRainer & Sarah SchiraSears Canada IncEarle SelwoodTanya E. Sharpe ’01Shell Canada LimitedJoanie & Don ’65 SherrittBill & Helen SibbaldSilver Winds Colony LtdAbe SimkinSaul SimkinSioux Valley Dakota NationBarton J. Sisk ’72Greg & Yvonne SkuraDr. Roger & Ann SmithAlice SmytheMorten SorensonDr. Robert & Sharon SpringerSpringhill Colony Farms LtdDr. Kam SrikameswaranStar Lite ColonyPaul & Sharon Steinwachs

Howard StewartJerry T. Storie ’72Kimberley D. Sundell ’02Joyce R.A. Taylor ’71Dr. Marion & William TerryPeter & Marlies ThiessenGarth H. ’48 & Iris ThomasGayle & George ThomasDr. Douglas ThompsonJune ’68, ’73 & Lorne Thompson

Dr. Demetres P. Tryphonopoulos

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UMA Engineering LtdUniglobe Clark Travel IncUnited Steelworkers of AmericaRuth Vasconcelos ’71Vector Construction LtdVermillion ColonyW. Homburger LimitedJean M. WalshYi (Victor) WangCarol I. WellsWestern Management ConsultantsWestern Medical Clinic Medical CorpWestman Aerial Spray (1994) LtdWest-Man Dental GroupWest-Man Multicultural CouncilWestman Sport AssociationLelonie M. Whitmore ’62David Wilkie ’82Carol L. WilkinsHoward ’40 & Thelma WilliamsWindy Bay Colony Farms LtdWinkler Economic Development

CorporationWomen’s Enterprise Centre of ManitobaDr. Westley ’44 & Helen WongWyeth-Ayerst Canada IncXplornet Enterprise SolutionsFrances Yeomans ’19Laura YoungErlin J. Zurawski ’09A Generous Person

Member$1,000 - $4,999A & W RestaurantAbstract Volleyball LtdCatherine Ackland ’38Carolina Acosta-GonzalesAcres International LimitedDonald N. Adams ’54Dorothea L. AdaskinDonna ’61 & Ross AdrianDonna J. Agnew ’52Dr. Edward ’67 & Joyce AgnewBeverley AgurSarah Aho ’97

Air Farce TV10 IncAmoco Canada Petroleum CompanyBrenda L. Anderson ’64Dr. Dawn AndersonDoug ’89 & Valerie AndersonFrances & Bill AndersonLaurie AndersonStewart & Doreen AndersonSusan Andison ’68Mary AndrusyszynAnna Resources LtdKay ’59 & Paul ’59 AntrobusAP McKay Investment IncApache Canada LtdDr. Bernadette ArdelliMs Claire ArduiniCharles B. Armstrong ’75

Dr. Helen ArmstrongFaye E. Arthurson ’65, ’78Atom-Jet Industries LtdAudrey S. Hellyer Charitable FoundationAugust Insurance Agency LtdAuthentiGATE / Event Staff CanadaVerna Averill ’50AWM Productions LtdWilbert Babe ’32Bachelor of Nursing, Class of 2016Dr. Beverley BaileyDennis D. Bailey ’79S. BalasubramaniamBarbara ’57 & Barry BannatyneJoseph BarlettaVincent S. Barletta ’00Ian ’62 & Beverley ’60 BarnesKaren F. Barteaux ’91Janice R. Barton ’64Basketball ManitobaClive Bate ’54Bruce Bateman ’69Murray ’65 & Elmira ’74 BatemanBaljinder BathSukhminder S. Bath ’90, ’04Irene ’69, ’76 & Adin BaumanDoreen Beaupre ’88Beaver Bus LinesDr. Kenneth BeesleyDr. Carl & Linda BelkeDr. George A. Bell ’56Robert A. Bell ’75Reverend William R. Bell ’42Kenneth ’65 & Lois BellasSally Bender ’70Dr. Harjit BenningDavid H. Bergman ’63Donald L. Berry ’64, ’71, ’73Dr. Kenneth ’75 & Josie ’79 BessantViola F. Best ’39Kenneth & Vivianne BicknellGreg T. BieberMansel Binkley & Anna Hunt-BinkleyVic & Mae BinkleyNancy (Henton) Birch ’60George J. BirgerJ. Errol Black ’65Bill Black ’52Kenneth W. Blair ’72James U. Blanchard IIIEldon ’41 & Jean ’41 BlissDr. Arthur BlueBody Force FitnessBogdonov Pao Associates LtdBrian C. Boggs ’76William ’78 & Kathy BolleyMaureen Bonar & Claude PellerinBoretta Construction 2002 LtdRonald ’62 & Margaret ’62 BorotsikDarcy & Dr. Arthur BowerClifford ’39 & Verna BowesKeven & Dawn BowieDr. Anne BowkerGarnet ’97 & Wendy BoydBetty BraaksmaBradley Sand & Gravel Ltd

Alicja & Jan ’73 BrancewiczBrandon & District Labour CouncilBrandon Community

Development CorporationBrandon Community OrchestraBrandon Conservatory ChoraleBrandon Crocus Lions ClubBrandon Downtown Business

Improvement AreaBrandon Economic Development BoardBrandon Film FestivalBrandon Hills Veterinary ClinicBrandon Latina Women’s

Association IncBrandon Music FestivalBrandon Teachers Hockey ClubBrandon University

Geography DepartmentBrandon University Physical

Education ClubBrandon University Psychology ClubBrandon University School of MusicLon F. Brandon ’69Michael Brandon ’93

Stewart A. BrandonDr. Di BrandtShawn D. Brandt ’91Harpreet Singh BrarChristopher BrawnGary ’67 & Angela ’67 BrawnGary T. Brazzell ’55Olive BremnerHelen E. Bridgett ’23Brightstone Colony Farms LtdSonia BrookesAlfred R. Brooks ’59Brossland Investments IncDoneta & Harry BrotchieDr. Derek H. BrownDorothy BrownDr. John Melville Brown ’33Sasha Brown ’99

Eleanor A. Brownlee ’64Brown’s Drug Store LimitedBarton C. Bruce ’51Thomas O. Bryan ’74Gregory ’93 & Lana ’91 BryantBU Chorale Class of ’95Budget Rent a CarBrenda BullBrian BunchBurger KingKarl BurkeDr. Hans W. BurmeisterGary BurnettBusdevelop CorpDr. Jonathan Bush ’05Dr. Al & Maggie BushClifford S. ButlerReverend Monsignor Michael BuyachokCA Insurance Plans WestDrew Caldwell ’82James L. Callander ’58Campbell Soup Company LimitedBrent E. Campbell ’89Robert D. Campbell ’74Winnifred Campbell ’54

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Canada Post CorporationThe Canadian College of TeachersCanadian Labour CongressCanadian Petroleum Tax SocietyNonny & Carolynn CancadeCanfor CorporationDahl & Mary CannonsCarberry Music & Arts FestivalDr. W.C. & Charlotte CarbnoAlma E. Carnochan ’72Glenn R. Carradice ’86Dr. Leslie ’80 & Debra CarrothersDr. Ewen P. Carruthers ’37Lee CarterChristina E. Cassels ’65Mewa & Jaswinder Chahal

Garth Stanley & Joyce Constance (Braithwaite) Chalmers

Henry Champ & Karen DeYoungChancellor Dental Group

Bill & Sheila ChapmanRonald J. Chapman ’78Carlie ChastkoPaul Chen ’99

Linda J. Chernenkoff ’77Patrick L. Cherneski ’89

William J. Chester ’78Dr. David D.K. ChinChinese Community AssociationNona ’61 & Dennis ChlanEdna M. Chohan ’62Dr. Margaret ChoyChristian Stewardship ServicesPoh Neo Chua ’88Romain ChubakCharlie & Laurel ClarkLorna ’64 & James ClarkClass of ’69, 50th AnniversaryClearview Colony LtdRobert A. Clement ’30Clemmensen’s Movies & MoreGreg ’71 & Patricia ’69 CoatesChad ’90, ’92, ’00, ’04 & Lisa ’89 CobbeTom Cochrane, Hon. D. Mus. ’05Vona ’73 & Ken CochraneBrad ’78 & Lorna ’77 CoeJane G. Cole ’71John ’86 Cole & Gisele PoirierDr. Sherril ColertColonial InnEsther L. Comber ’74Compass Group CanadaLydia ’79 & Jacques ComtyConfederation Life InsuranceCampbell & Marjorie ConnorOwen J. Cory ’82Carolyn Cosgrove BerkanCountryside EquipmentJohn P. CrabbBoyd & Krista CraigMark and Cheryl CramerEdna M. Crane ’49Credit Union Central of ManitobaDaniel ’43 & Faith CristallCrocus Girls VolleyballCumming & Dobbie (1986) Ltd

Beverley ’89 & Jack ’66 CummingEvelyn R. Currie ’59, ’81, ’88Dr. William R. Currie ’69Paul ’66, ’70 & Jean ’59, ’67 CurtisColleen CutschallD.W. Friesen & Sons LtdHelen A. DallingFlorence DalmanLois M. Daly ’48Kenneth J. Dando ’70Dr. Bud & Flora DanylchukClair ’64 & Valerie ’58 DaviesEric DaviesWilla G. Davies ’31Davis + Henderson InterchequesCam ’59 & Maili DavreuxLarry & Barbara DawsonDe Fehr Foundation IncPhilip de GruyterDr. Adriaan de Hoog ’67Dr. Jillian DeCosse ’05Michael B. DecterDr. Walter W. Deller ’76Carole E. Dence ’64Frank & Debby ’03 DenisetAllan DentonGregory Desrosiers & Donna MarkMarc & Doreene DesrosiersChanikya N. DesuRobert G. Deveson ’73, ’74Dr. Mandeep Singh Dhaliwal,

A Medical CorporationAnne L. Dickson ’81Rt. Honourable John DiefenbakerLes DiehlMerv DillaboughShirley M. Dilley ’32Helene E. DillonDirectCash Management IncDisaster Recovery

Information ExchangeMr. Phil & Mrs. Kimberly DixonJim Doak ’67 & Karen Gusdal ’67Dr. David & Kris DochertyDoig’s Store LimitedDominion Malting LimitedJames ’59 & Jill DonaghyLawrence & Brenda DonaldSandra G. Donin ’60Ton DonkerslootRita & Edwin DornnIrma M. DouglasEric S. Dowsett ’82Graham Doyle

Chris & Janet DroverDr. Johan & Suzanne du PlooyDr. Henry ’82 & Shirley DuckworthDr. Heather Duncan ’00Anne Dunfield ’37Al Dunthorne ’82Kerry DuWorsGreg ’86 & Shawna ’88 DyckDynamic Fund FoundationWilliam P. Eames ’50Ross ’69 & Delma EastleyEckler Ltd

Donald ’64 & M. Louise EdwardsRuss & Edna EdwardsEECOL Electric (Sask.)Alan & Barbara EhnesDr. James EhnesCarla & Derrick EislerElcano Exploration IncDr. Alvin & Phyllis ElliottElm River Colony Farms LtdDr. Clayton ’49 & Dorothy ElstonEngineers Geoscientists ManitobaShawna & Dean EnglishEnns Brothers LtdDr. Robin Enns & Lynne StrahlAdelle J. Eslinger ’88Evancic, Perrault, RobertsonBrenda, Janet and Randall EvansAdelene M. EvansDr. William Evans ’59Leo Evason ’54Anne R. Fahrig ’47Martha E. Fair ’62David ’73 & Inez FairlieAnn FedorkiwMari-Ann FedorkiwNelda FedorukPhyllis M. Ferguson ’73Sherri & Bryan FergusonAlbert FerrisKaren E. Fingas ’68Charlotte M. Finlay ’37Kristen & Tyson FisherMarjorie Fitton ’31Olive J. Fleming ’48Laura & Jason FlikweertDr. Robert & Janice ’85 FloridaFred T. Foo ’48Hazel E. & Ann L. ForbesReg E. ForbesForman HondaByron ForsythDonna ’97, ’04 & Gerald ForsythPamela Forsyth ’69Tilda ’07 & Chris FortierRonald ’74 & Dorine ’74 FowkeFowler HyundaiMargo F. Foxford ’74Sherrie ’62 & Gordon FrancisIan FraserWilliam ’51 & Frances ’57 FraserFreightliner Manitoba LtdPaul ’87, ’89 & Sylvia FriesenDr. Lorraine FrostBryan J. Fuhr ’67Cory & Melanie GadsbyBlanca Garcia de Alvarado &

Juan Alvardo

Ralph J. Gardiner ’70F. Joan Garnett ’52Patricia A. Gaye ’53Mark GeekieMike Geletchuk ’71General Window Products of

Canada LimitedGerdau AmeriSteelKathryn Giesbrecht

Vern C. GilbertsonDr. Robin & Ruth GilesBarbara A. GillPindy & Balwinder Gill

Trent Gill ’11

Sara A. (Conlin) Gillis ’85, ’87Glenboro Pharmacy LimitedClifford L. Glenn ’56Marcy GoetzAlbert ’54 & Marion GogolMichelle GoldstoneGood Hope Colony Farms LtdMargaret C. Goodale ’37R. Kent Gooden ’69W. Donald Goodfellow ’61Goodon Industries LtdDr. Marvin & Mrs. Cheryl GoossenAllen K. Gordon ’74Dr. Charles ’94 & Nancy Gordon

Dan & Tiana GormanGossan Resources LimitedPhilip D. GosselinTena I. Gough ’49Don & Yvonne GrahamEnid M. Graham ’66, ’77, ’84

Isabelle J. GrahamRichard ’88 & Shannon ’89 GrahamDr. Gerald ’55 & Freida GrahamBonnie (Burkett) Grahame ’74Grand Valley Mechanical LtdDr. James Gray ’74Green Acres ColonyThe Green SpotDavid ’74 & Leslie GreenDoris I. Greenshields ’51Greenwald ColonyJames E. Gretz ’64Grey Goose Bus Lines LtdGrey Goose Corporation LtdLorraine ’77 & James GriffithsDr. Scott & Mrs. Sheilagh GrillsDr. Agnes Groome ’38Katie ’05 & Glen ’94, ’04 GrossRhonda GruetznerDr. Austin & Gloria GulliverEdith R. Gunning ’38Evelyn R. Gunson ’79Hugh Guttman Family TrustCarolyn D. Gwyer ’95, ’12Scott HaddowMyrna ’58 & Ferguson HallHugh ’61 & Monique HallidayDavid ’61 & Peggy HalsteadIan O. Hamberg ’59, ’68, ’70, ’93Gertrude HamiltonGladys A. Hamilton ’41Peter D. HamlynHams Marketing ServicesDavid C. Hanly ’81Margaret Hannah ’65Margaret (Philp) Hanulik ’61, ’99

Jeffrey ’79 & Christa ’99 HarderBeverley & Robert HarrisCarla Harris ’03Dr. Jennifer Harrison ’85Murray ’70, ’71 & Linda (Petrie) ’70 Hart

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Dahl ’53 & Dorian HarveyJeffrey W. Harwood ’73Phyllis HatchHaven ColonyDr. Donald & Pat HaywardNorman Hedison ’54Ryan B. Hehn ’97Angela HeiseEric ’78 & Michele ’76 HemmerlingW.B. HendersonWilliam J. Henderson ’68Carol A. HendricksonPeter ’49 & Jean HendryDr. Richard HenleyDonald R. HenryEvelyne B. HermanBarry ’60 & Ellen HeselgraveP. HeuchertWilliam Heuchert ’07Howard Hewgill & Allison SawyerWendell Hewitt-White ’36Hewlett-Packard (Canada) CoReg & Heather HickmottJames & Deborah HicksonGwen Hiller ’45Eric ’63 & Barbara HillmanDonald and Diana Hodgson FoundationDaniel Holm & Darene YavorskyDennis V. Holmlund ’62Hometown Enterprises IncHomewood Colony Farms LtdLaurie & Kevin HookeBarb HowardJason Howden ’01Myles ’91 & Bonnie HubbardWalter Huculak ’55Catherine & Ray HueneAlma HughesDr. Michele HultzerFrancis J. Humphries ’48Humpty’s RestaurantHunt Miller & Co.Dennis A. Hunt ’83Dr. Fiona HunterDon ’78, ’88 & Jacqueline ’78 HurtonHutterville ColonyCarole (Grant) Hyndman ’84, ’87Dr. Pat Ilott ’77Independant Order of ForestersIndustrial Alliance Financial GroupI-NetLink IncorporatedEsther A. InglisYvonne IngramYvonne C. M. Inniss ’87Intercanada CommunicationsInternational Association of

Fire Fighters Local 803International Orthopaedic

Consultants IncInventronics LimitedIODE Provincial ChapterJohn B. Irvine ’69Jean L. Jack ’94Dr. D. Garth Jackson ’77Derek JagoJoan Parker Realty

Dr. Martin W. Johns ’72Dr. Allan Johnson ’56 & Joanne DiCosimoB.L. JohnsonStuart T. Johnson ’66, ’69Cheryl ’67 & Brian JohnstonWayne ’62, ’63 & Margaret ’61, ’62 JohnstonGay E. JonesHelen E. JonesNeal JordanColleen ’74 & William JuryKanaris Enterprises LimitedGerald KanaryM. Kathleen KanoStephanie KarpanCatherine Kay ’64Carmen Kazakoff-Lane & Andrew C.

Lane ’88Brian ’80 & Dee KeatingPatrick ’57 & Joan KelleherChristopher W. Kennedy ’76J.E. & Virginia KennedyMarshall Kennedy ’63 &

Donna Zimmerman-Kennedy ’66William A. Key ’73Keystone ColonyFenny Khono

Dr. K. Glen & Evelyn ’64 KiddThe Killarney Foundation IncDon & Becki KilleMona ’73 & Ron KilleDr. Michael & Dr. Kyung KimEdna KingKingdom Beauty Supplies IncKenneth ’11 & Raeleta ’88 KingdonNorma KinghamKirkup Plumbing & HeatingDavid & Carly KirkupAnita & P. Donald KirkwoodHarold J. Klassen ’68

Henry ’66 & Judith KlassenVicki & Jack KlassenPhillip ’33 & Eulala KlenmanDr. Norman & Amanda ’85 KlippensteinEdna H. Knock ’76David S. KnowlesVelma Ko ’70Kodaly in ManitobaAndy ’58 & Berthe KossakYasmin KossakYolanta KossakDr. Reinhold & Rita KramerMarion Kreshewski ’58Kuipers Family BakeryMarie I.E. Kullberg-Brown ’68Jean Kustra ’65, ’79La Brasserie Nonsuch Brewing Co. LtdJohn ’37 & Verna M. LabelleLaidlaw Transit LtdMargaret E. LairDorothy LakeLakeside Colony LtdDale M. Lakevold ’91Marina ’56 & James LakingAlexandra V. Lapko ’75Dr. Gregory & Myrna LargeGreg ’79 & Kathleen ’77 Lawson

Marjorie (Claeys) Leach ’63Cynthia J. LedgleyThe Lee FoundationDella & Gilbert LeeDavid & Arlene LeechMarion H. Lepkin ’44Troy LeslieAlan Levy

Michael LevyDavid ’90, ’92 & Cindy LewisDr. James G. Lindsay ’46Beverley J. & R. Fletcher LinklaterHelen M. Lisoweski ’80Louise Loots & David HopkinsPablo Loyer ’14Dr. Andrew & Margaret LuerJerry & Carole LupkowskiM.C.M. Architects IncM.P.M Insurance Agency LtdMable Brandon Memorial CommitteeBruce ’69, ’71 & Patricia ’69, ’89

MacdonaldJames D. MacDonaldKaren MacDonaldKevin D. MacDonald ’77Mary M. MacDonald ’25Donald R. MacKay ’39Joan MacKay ’73, ’85, ’87Rod & Pat ’71, ’87 MacLennanJohn MacLeodLeslie MacleodGrace MagnaccaJennifer K. Malmstrom ’92Manitoba Bar AssociationManitoba Chamber OrchestraManitoba Conservation

Districts AssociationManitoba Developmental CentreManitoba Hazardous Waste

Management CorpManitoba Hockey Foundation IncManitoba Music Educators’ Association

Brandon BranchManitoba NetSet LtdManitoba Pulse Growers AssociationManitoba Registered Music Teachers

Association (Winnipeg)Manitoba Society of Artists

Helen M. Mann ’28Dr. Jotinder Singh Mann ’93

Ramjit Singh MannDr. Brian ’68 & Lynne MannsMano’s Restaurant & LoungeJohn & Wilma MantellMaple Grove ColonyMarlin Travel ServiceEva MarshallDr. Henry H. Marshall ’74John W. Marshall ’69, ’73Richard S. Marshall ’74Barbara ’65 & Doug MartinGary C. Martin ’59Judith E. Marvin ’95Megumi Masaki-Hechler & Peter HechlerMasonic Lodge

Scottish Rite FreemasonryDr. T.K. Mathew

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Anne ’78 & Jerry ’74 MatiationJack ’68 & Wreatha ’70 MawBrian Mayes & Dr. Alison MarshallGeraldine MayesPatricia E. Mazer ’79Dr. James ’67 & Cathy McAllisterJohn D. McArthur ’57Nola M. McBurney ’63Dr. Wendy ’94 & Doug McCallumDr. Robert ’71 & Marjorie ’71 McCamisDaryle & Jane ’01 McCannellMcClure-Van Achte LimitedRhonda McCorristonMark A. McCowan ’64Larry ’63, ’68, ’71 & Audrey ’68 McCradyDevin & Alli McDonaldDr. Robert Arthur McDonald ’65Laura McDougald-Williams ’00 &

Dustin WilliamsDorothy F. McDowell ’33David ’57, ’65 & Linda ’59, ’68 McDowellDonald McFaddenTim McFaddenLivia ’73 & Charles McGregorDr. Sumathi ’84 & Jeffrey McGregorGarry R. McIntoshMaureen E. McIntyre ’72The Honorable W. John McKeagNeil ’52 & Irene McKellarBrian J. McKenzie ’61Irene McKenzie ’34Dr. Charles ’52 & Dianne ’53 McKinnonFrank ’55 & Pat McKinnonJohn & Eileen ’70 McLachlanClive & Donna McLennanBarrie T. McLeod ’55Murray J. McLeod ’64Garfield W. McMahon ’52Charles A. McMillan ’66James McNeely ’85Janie McNishBradley ’03 & Amber McNivenDr. Murray McPherson ’43Nancy McPherson

Hugh McRuer ’62Dr. Ed ’37 & Mrs. Mary ’38 McTavishDr. Merilyn L. McTavish ’66A.C. McWilliamsJack C. Medd ’52, ’56Charles ’61 & Joan MeighenGeorge MelnykJames W. MendenhallDenise Merrill

Katherine & William MetelskiDr. Roberta ’74 & Barry ’76 MidwinterMillbrook Hutterian Brethren, IncA.B. Miller ’64Craig & Joan MillerEdna MillerMalcolm & Myrna ’72 Miller-TaitBrent ’71 & Renatta ’76 MillsEarl T. Mills ’37Dr. Isabelle Mills ’64James G. Mills ’64Millshof Colony Farms LtdCarol M. Milne ’71

Albert Edward MiltonF.C.D. MiltonBarry Minish ’70Meta E. Mischpeter ’28Helen ’55 & Kenneth MitchellTerence & Colleen MitchellThomas ’70 & Bonnie MitchellMitrou Agencies LimitedMorlene Mogan ’65, ’98Eldon M. Montgomery ’63George & Maxine MooreGrace E. Moore ’33Sharon Moore ’71 & Robert EsseryShirley ’61, ’91 & Wayne MooreMorguard Real Estate Investment TrustElizabeth MorrisonJ. Kenneth Morrison ’51Kenneth T. Morrison

Dr. Morris & Raymonde MottKyle A. Muirhead ’07Brad Munn & Cyndi Adams-MunnDr. John Murdoch ’80 &

Sharon Davis-MurdochMurray Chevrolet-CadillacFlorence MurrayHerbert ’59 & Arlene MurrayJ. Mustard ’99Charles V. Myers ’32Kristen A. Myers ’04Kelvin ’85 & Layna NachtigallGordon NealNancy Neil-Noonan ’82Maria C. Nelson ’25Dr. James Nelson ’42Netley Colony LtdKevin J. Neufeld ’83New System Store LtdNew York Life Insurance CoMurray D. Nichol ’92Arnold J. Nicholls ’64Harold & Ella NightingaleDr. Laurence F. NixonSheila L. Nixon ’35Dr. Charles & Sandra NormanMike & Allison NotoMr. John F. NowitskiReg ’69 & Sharon ’69 NylenOak Bluff ColonyOak River ColonyPhilip P. ’89 & Michelle O’Brien-MoranCody E. Obst ’01Brian E. O’Donnell ’69Paul O’Driscoll ’79Tom & Pat O’FlanaganIngemer OhlssonPhyllis E. OhsO’Kelley’s RestaurantW. A. Olson ’69David OnOperating Engineers of Manitoba

Local 987Dr. David ’76 & Karen Opper Julia Maude OrchardDavid W. Organ ’49Orla’s Watch & Clock Shop

Helen E. Orr ’72Barrie Orr ’57Mary E. Osborne ’78The Oshawa Group LimitedReta C. Owens ’74Ravinder S. Ozla ’94

P.E.O. Sisterhood Chapter RPalmer Badger & Co.PanCanadian Petroleum LimitedDr. Clare Pangman ’63Pao Holdings LtdRobert ’78 & Angela ’84 PappasDr. Jim ’64 & Theresa Parrott and

Arleen McLeanMorna Paterson ’67Patill Insurance Agencies LtdPatmore Nursery SalesJean E. Paton ’53Lonnie Patterson ’03, ’09George W. Peary ’61Olive G. Pease ’34Sydney Pechet ’30Douglas ’79 & Catherine ’81 PeddenBetty M. Peloquin ’97Anna M. Penno ’05Ken Penton ’68Dr. Evan H. PepperDale V. PetersDr. David PetersNathan ’06 & Tyne PetoLee A. PettigrewDr. Brian Phillips ’67Lisa R. Philpott ’80Pik-A-Dilly RV CentrePizza ExpressPizza HutMargaret & Robert PlaxtonDavid PlayfairDawn PopesculJohn W. Popkin ’29Douglas W. Pople ’90PPG Canada Incorporated (Brandon)PPG Industries IncPrairie Spirit School DivisionMorris PredinchuckPremier Financial Planning Inc

Peter Prokaska ’53Prospectors & Developers Association

of CanadaBeth ProvenMary-Ella Proven ’76, ’78Dr. Robert & Lorraine PrusPublic Service Alliance CanadaWilliam & Brenda Pugh ’70John D. Purvis ’53Alberta L. Pybus ’33Radics Chrysler Plymouth JeepMary E. Rand ’32Dr. Nasib RandhawaCorrie & Gordon ’94 RansomRBC Dominion Securities FoundationReady Oxygen LtdRed River Equipment IncRalph RedfernDavid ’92 & Wladyslawa RehalukReid Financial Ltd

Amelia S. Reid ’75, ’95Larry ReidMarianne ReidDr. Gordon ReimerRevelstoke Companies LtdRichard Flohil & AssociatesLynn Richard ’75Robert & Sylvia Richardson

Laurie ’65 & Treva ’65 RicouRidgeville Colony Farms LtdLewis A. RileyRiverdale ColonyDr. Leonard F. Rivers ’63Margaret M. Roberts ’41Ian & Dorothy RobertsonNoella & Fern RobidouxSid RobinovitchRenee Robinson ’91 & Gordon ChesterMarion (Eamer) Robinsong ’61, ’70Clarke RobsonDr. M. Susan RoddyRogers Shared ServicesMervyn RollinsDr. Lewis C. RoseJanice ’66, Jodie ’90 & Ian ’92 RossDr. Linda L. RossRotary Club Westman FoundationDr. Richard C. RoundsDiane & David RourkeDr. Don Rousell ’52Roy Johnston & Co.Margaret I. Roy ’62Royal Canadian Legion

Dominion CommandRoyal Canadian Legion Manitoba &

Northwestern Ont.Royal Canadian Legion No. 23Royal Lepage Charitable FoundationRoyal Trust Co. of CanadaJesse RoziereNorma RoziereAlgot I. Runeman ’21Hugh Russell ’95John W. Russell ’66, ’69Rev. Laird Russell-YearwoodJ. Elaine Rust ’58Dr. Len ’85 & Brenda ’85 RustMarian E. Rutt ’49Alixe A. Ryles ’42S.H. Properties LtdS.P.E.B.Q.S.A. IncTroy H. Sambrook ’92Hillary S. Sametz ’08Samson Engineering IncT. John E. Sandborn ’74Saputo IncSaskatchewan Music Educators

AssociationBlaine ’92, ’94 & Kimberley ’94 SautnerAgostino A. Scaletta ’86Dr. Benjamin Schachter ’34Dr. Daphne ’91 & Grant SchmidtSchneider-ElectricScotia OpticalDr. Sheila J. ScottGordon B. Sefton ’52, ’56

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Mark Sefton ’77, ’87 & Jean Deong ’75Dorothy E. Semple ’49Doug SexsmithRavishankar Sharma ’84The Victor Sharpe FamilyDr. Paul H. Sharpe ’75 &

Helen MacGregorBruce Shavers & Dianna MorrisShelter Canadian Properties LtdNorma M. Shepherd ’56Sherritt Gordon Mines LtdShoal Lake Veterinary Clinic - Dr.

Janice & Dr. Bruce WaddellDavid K. ShuttleworthAllan & Judy Kehler SiebertDr. Harold SilvermanClaribel SimkinPamela SimmonsRichard ’96 & Isobel ’88 SimonsLeonard Sitter ’70Al SivertsonHazel D.E. SkinnerDr. James M. SkinnerKaren Skinner ’87Dr. Thomas ’78 & Jane SkinnerDr. Sheri-Lynn SkwarchukDoreen ’51 & Dr. Lawrence SmillieAgnes E. Smith ’71Barbara M. Smith ’86Elaine M. Smith ’59Dr. Guy ’74 & Eileen ’76 SmithDr. Murray & Sally SmithSmooth MoversAllen ’67 & Myrna ’68 SnartCatherine Velma Snitka ’84Sabina Sormova ’99, ’02Michael SpackDr. Edward Speers ’43Springfield ColonySt. Augustine of Canterbury Roman

Catholic ChurchDr. Christoph StadelStandard LifeDavid Staples ’79 &

Merrideth Ashcroft ’81Starland Hutterian Brethren, IncDanuta & Krzystok StasicaGordon M. Steene ’71Douglas G. SteevesAgnes M. Stephenson ’50, ’56, ’61Fern & Fred StevensWesley StevensRoma M. StevensonHarold ’56 & Elizabeth ’76, ’81 StewartHeather M. Stewart ’58Scott K. Stewart ’85E.W. Stinson ’48Dr. Kathryn Stitt ’84David W. StoneJohn ’70 Stonehouse & Tonia ’72 RushallWilliam Stordy ’22Christina (Molberg) Storey ’33Iris E. StorieDr. Douglas Stoski ’86C. Stuart & Joyce StovelGeorge J. Strang ’55Reverend George W. Strong

Larry ’86 & Candis ’86 StrongJames K. Struthers ’53Donald & Betty SumnerWilliam A. Sutherland ’51Christine & Wesley SzaboT.A.W.L. Group Winnipeg IncElizabeth Tan ’87David C. Taylor ’74Garth R. Taylor ’43Marjorie TaylorDr. Michael TaylorJack TennantChester S. Tesarowski ’59David ’79 & Dawn ’81 TesarowskiHeather ’01, ’03 & Mario TherrienDoreen ThomasRoss & Jacqueline ThompsonPatricia C. Thorn ’64Thunderbird H.B., IncBarbara & Marvin TillerEleanor ’64 & Bob TiltonDorothy C. Tinline ’42Gerry Titus ’68Husein TjahjadiAlbert R. ToltonHelen A. Toms ’35Toronto Blues SocietyMary Jane & Paul TorrieBradley & Patricia TothDr. Thomas Tran ’99Fred TrappIris TresselJohn ’77 & Sharon ’79 TropinDan Trotter ’80Suyoko A. Tsukamoto ’99

Robert TurnerRyan ’94 & Stacie TurnerTwo Farm KidsBryan Tyerman ’72, ’74Dr. Earl ’46 & Margaret TylerHoward ’25 & Alma UmphreyUniversity of WinnipegValley View Colony Farms LtdAnthony J. Van Berkel ’76Russell & Mavis Van BuskirkWenonah & Ted van HeystVarsity Eye CentreRoss ’31 & Dorothy VaseyVeer Janitorial ServiceVia Rail Canada IncorporatedVictoria EssoHaroldur V. VidalVirden Area Foundation IncDonna ’60, ’76 & Bob VroomanBruce ’81 & Christelle WaldieJeanette L. WalkerDr. Norma Walmsley ’88Velma M. Wankling ’50Catherine A. Wark ’75Kathy WarringtonWash ’n WrenchIan ’67 & Leslie WatsonMargaret E. Watt ’45

We Care Home Health ServicesEdna I. Wells ’85John ’71, ’82 & Kathy ’67, ’77 WelshMaxine WengerWest Coast Granite

Manufacturing IncWestburne Plumbing &

Waterworks IncPaul S. WestdalWestern Cheque PrintersWestern Financial GroupWestern Manitoba Philharmonic ChoirDavid WestfallWestman Chinese Association IncWestman Scottish AssociationWGI Westman Group IncorporatedWheat City Concrete ProductsJames ’70 & Bette WheelerFrances M. WhiddenDavid W. Whistle ’90Whiteshell Colony Farms LtdWhitfield DrugsAverill M. Whitfield ’61Dr. Laurelyn WhittLisa & Ryan WhyteMarlene E. Wiens ’82Winnifred WightmanDr. Clarke & Carol ’74 WilkieMargaret L. Wilkie ’70The Honourable Judge Robert J.

Wilkins ’65 & Judy BachmannDr. C. Renee WillDr. Gordon ’55 & Renate WilliamsRomona U. WilliamsJames A. WilliamsonGeorge ’57 & Marlene ’56 WillisDr. & Mrs. Charles P. WilsonHorace P. Wilson ’31Russell WilsonThe Winnipeg GrenadiersWinnipeg Jets Booster Club IncDr. Dion Wiseman ’91Doreen Wolfe ’79E. WolvertonSiu K. Wong ’86Dr. Westley D. WongIva Jane (Delamater) Wood ’44Warren WottonDr. Janet WrightIda M. Wyllie ’50Lin XuJohn ’69 & Erna YeboahH. Newton YeomansYork Tire (1988) LtdMargaret A.M. Yorke ’68Dr. Harvey ’55 & Ginger ’79 YoungDrs. Margaret & Scott Young ’86Dr. Wo ’72 & Naomi ’72 YuenEd & Pam ZaluskyZeke’s Quality Jewellers LtdZenith Paving LimitedDr. Domingo ZunigaA Generous Person (22)

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External RelationsThe Office of Advancement and External Relations serves

Brandon University, the Brandon University Alumni Association and the Brandon University Foundation in the pursuit

of their respective missions.

The Advancement office acts as liaison between the institution and alumni, donors, volunteers and community partners to promote the

advancement of Brandon University.

Craig Cesmystruk – Web Content EditorPaige Cuvelier – Development Officer

Carla Eisler – Director, Advancement & Alumni AffairsShawna English – Development Officer

Grant Hamilton – Director, Marketing & CommunicationsAngela Hamm – Office Assistant

Rob Henderson – Marketing Communications OfficerRobyn Long – Stewardship &

Information Management AdministratorGreg Misener – Web Designer

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as at December 31, 2020 unless otherwise specified.

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