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DSFORUM
July 2015
Published by Dolphin Scholarship Foundation
In this Issue . . .
2015 Dolphin Scholars Selected
to our new
Congratulations
2015 Dolphin Scholars! This
year, we are excited to announce that we have chosen
29 students to receive Dolphin and Nautilus scholarships to continue their academic success at a four year,
accredited university in the
fall! They were selected not
solely on academic achievement, but also on their extracurricular activities, job
experience, and their involvement in the community.
Our selection board this
year was comprised of both
civilians and military members of the submarine community. These members
include Mr. Charles Spence,
Jr., Dolphin Scholarship
Foundation’s Financial Advisor; Mrs. Emily Gussenhoven, Adjunct Professor of
Chemistry at Old Dominion
University; Doctor Dean
Dunn, Assistant Director
Office of Research Grants at
American Chemistry Society
and a Dolphin Scholar alum;
Mr. Richard L. Jones, Senior Lecturer of Engineering
at Old Dominion University;
Doctor Jane Duffey, daughter of DSF founder, Martha
Grenfell; Mrs. Kathryn D.
Connor, Chairman of the
Dolphin Scholarship Foundation; Mrs. Clainetta T.
Jefferson, Naval Submarine
Base Kings Bay School
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2015 Scholars
Quotes from our Scholars
2015 Golf Tournaments
Newly Endowed Scholarships
Liaison Officer; and Commander Deborah J. White,
USN.
We greatly appreciate the
hard work they put in while
selecting our new scholars!
RADM Charles J. Beers, Jr., USN (Ret.) and
Riley Savering
2015 Scholar Reception
From left to right; TOP: Bridget Minner, CAPT Don Randall, USN (Ret.),
RADM Fred Byus, USN (Ret.), Nicholas Hixenbaugh; BOTTOM: Heather
Pascanik, Alice Meinicke, Jamie Hicks, Elizabeth Crosley
On June 11th, 2015, Dolphin Scholarship
Foundation co-hosted a lovely joint scholarship reception with Anchor Scholarship
Foundation and Wings Over America Scholarship Foundation at the Westin Virginia
Beach Town Center. It was a great event to
recognize our new scholars and their
achievements.
Congratulations to all of our new DSF
Scholars!
Dolphin Scholarship Foundation
4966 Euclid Road, Suite 109, Virginia Beach, VA 23462
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Hello Everyone,
From the Executive Director
I hope that you all are having a wonderful summer and our scholars are enjoying their well deserved
break from hitting the books! We are having another great year at DSF. We recently endowed the RADM
Thomas A. Meinicke and the Crew, Family & Friends of USS FLASHER (SS 249/SSN 613) scholarships,
bringing our endowed scholarship total to 43!! DSF currently funds 117 renewable scholarships at $3,400
each and our goal is to provide 140 renewable scholarships at $5,000 each by 2018. I am confident that with
the continued outstanding support from our corporate and individual supporters, we will meet our goal.
I would like to remind everyone that DSF now offers scholarships for students who attend two year
community colleges. We at DSF know that with the rising costs of college education, many students have
decided to attend community college for their first two years of undergraduate education to cut down on tuition costs. I strongly encourage all eligible students who fall into this category to apply during the next scholarship application period beginning in December.
In closing, I would like to thank each and every member of the Submarine Officer and Chief Petty
Officer Spouse Associations throughout the submarine community. Not only do you provide a strong support
base for our families left ashore while our submariners are deployed, but also through your exemplary fundraising efforts, selfless dedication to the submarine community and unwavering support of the Dolphin Scholarship Foundation, you play a major role in ensuring a bright future for the children of the submarine force by
assisting them in receiving a quality education. Your actions breathe new life into that old adage “We take
care of our own”. I salute each and every one of you and thank you for all that you do!!
Hooyah Submarine Force!!
Andrew Clark
Executive Director
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2015 Dolphin Scholarship Foundation
Golf Tournaments
3rd Annual Groton Golf Tournament
On June 18th, DSF held its 3rd Annual
Groton Golf Tournament at the beautiful Pequot Golf Club. With perfect 70 degree weather, the tournament was a great success. We
couldn't have asked for a more beautiful day to
have a golf outing.
As the active duty command with the largest
number of players, PCU COLORADO will be
honored with a named scholarship for the 20162017 academic year. Congratulations!
A big thanks to all those who participated!!
Groton Tournament Winners!
Commander’s Cup Winners
CAPT James Waters, USN
CAPT James Belz, USN
CDR Glen Miles, USN
CS2(SS) Lonnie Loaretti, USN
1st Place
Mark Fournier, Joe Eagle,
Kevin Neamon and John Palmer
2nd Place
Tom Morrone, Bill Boots,
George Taylor and Paul Romagna
We would like to thank Groton SOSA and Southern
New England CPO Spouse Association for making this
event such a triumph!
Thank you to our generous sponsors!!
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SAVE THE DATE
October 8, 2015
10th Annual Virginia Beach
Golf Tournament
Virginia Beach National Golf Club
3rd Annual Kings Bay
Camden County Golf Classic
Trident Lakes Golf Course
Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay
Virginia Beach, VA
$100 E7 & Above Active Duty, Retirees, and Civilians
$75 E6 & Below Active Duty
Includes green fees, cart fees, range balls, prizes,
Continental Breakfast, BBQ Lunch and Hole-In-One
Contest
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Congratulations to Our 2015 Dolphin Scholars
Daniel T. Allen (Silver dale, WA)
Central Kitsap High School
University of Washington
CDR Timothy E. Allen, USN (Ret.)
Sarah A. Berg (Liver mor e, CA)
University of California, Davis
EMCS(SS) Michael P. Berg, USN (Ret.)
Emily K. Bohner (St. Mar ys, GA)
Camden County High School
Florida State University
CDR Christopher G. Bohner, USN
Sydney N. Brandes (Br emer ton, WA)
Central Kitsap High School
California Lutheran University
STSCS(SS) Stacy T. Brandes, USN (Ret.)
Theodore W. Broeren (New Fr anken, WI)
Preble High School
Northwestern University
MM1(SS) Theodore W. Broern, USN (Disch)
Elic F. Chisam (Bellevue, NE)
Bellevue East High School
University of Nebraska
ETCS(SS) Douglas K. Chisam, USN (Ret.)
Amelia C. Crabtree (Vienna, VA)
George C. Marshall High School
American University
CDR Gregory W. Crabtree, USN (Ret.)
Elizabeth M. Crosley (Chesapeake, VA)
Hickory High School
University of Maryland
CAPT James E. Crosley, USN
William D. Elliot (Plano, TX)
University of Pennsylvania
Nautilus Scholar
ADM Steven A. White, USN (Ret.)
Daniel W. Erickson (Lithia, FL)
Jefferson High School
Boston University
CDR David Erickson, USN (Ret.)
Alexander R. Goff (Milton, NH)
Saint Michael's College
MMCS(SS) Joe R. Goff, USN (Ret.)
Julia M. Haines (Chapel Hill, NC)
Chapel Hill High School
Wake Forrest University
CAPT Dennis A. Haines, USN (Ret.)
Nicholas D. Hixenbaugh (Apple Cr eek, OH)
Ohio State University
CDR Franklin D. Hixenbaugh, USN (Ret.)
Paige K. Jablon (Blacksbur g, VA)
Virginia Tech
CAPT Jeffrey T. Jablon, USN
Melissa Y. Ketch (Poulsbo, WA)
North Kitsap High School
University of Utah
LCDR Robert L. Ketch Jr., USN
Brittaney I. Key (Honolulu, HI)
University of California, Davis
ETC(SS) Jason A. Key, USN
Caitlin M. Kroupa (St. Marys, GA)
University of Florida
CAPT James W. Jenks, USN
Danielle M. Kubicsko (Wester ly, RI)
University of Rhode Island
LCDR Vincent E. Kubicsko, USN (Ret.)
Quincy I. Laing (Silver dale, WA)
Central Kitsap High School
Brigham Young University
CDR Kelly L. Laing, USN
Andrew M. Lytle (Her ndon, VA)
Herndon High School
Virginia Tech
CAPT Alan M. Lytle, USNR
Selena Mayer (Centennial, CO)
Colorado State University
LT Robert Williscroft
Kasey M. McCarver (Glassbor o, NJ )
Glassboro High School
University of Pennsylvania
LT Sammy C. McCarver, USN (Disch)
Bridget L. Minner (Vir ginia Beach, VA)
College of William & Mary
MM1(SS) Barry L. Minner, USN (Ret.)
Stephen C. Mohler (Yulee, FL)
Yulee High School
University of Florida
MTC(SS) Jeffrey L. Mohler, USN (Ret.)
Heather M. Pascanik (Vir ginia Beach, VA)
Ocean Lakes Math & Science Academy
James Madison University
LCDR Peter P. Pascanik, USN (Ret.)
Moriah H. Reed (Ashfor d, AL)
Providence Christian School
University of New Orleans
LCDR Brian W. Reed, USN (Ret.)
Riley E. Savering (Vir ginia Beach, VA)
Floyd E. Kellam, High School
University of Virginia
LCDR Robert W. Savering, USN
Benjamin D. Siclare (St. Mar ys, GA)
Camden County High School
Georgia Southern University
CDR Bennett J. Siclare, USN (Ret.)
Madison M. N. Steinbrenner (Hor tonville, WI)
University of Wisconsin-Madison
CDR Paul J. Steinbrenner, USN (Ret.)
Riley P. Turk (Honolulu, HI)
Radford High School
University of Washington
CAPT Joseph M. Turk, USN
Cera Weaver (St. Mar ys, GA)
Georgia Southern University
MTCM(SS) Royal S. Weaver, USN (Ret.)
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Words From Our Scholars
“I have always been the proud daughter of a submariner and all of my achievements thus far are the culmination of all
the sacrifices and hard work by myself and my family. My pride runs deep."—Riley Savering
“The Dolphin Scholarship Foundation and the many submariners and their families who support the scholarship program strengthen my academic drive and dedication. When I graduate, it will not just be my parents and friends standing with me but the entire submarine force.”—Caitlin Kroupa
“I feel honored to represent children of military families as a Dolphin Scholar. I have worked very hard throughout
high school and my first year of college and the scholarship money will allow me to focus on my studies and less on
the financial burden of college.”—Paige Jablon
Congratulations to our 2015 Graduates
Alexandra L. Ambrosino
Ethan M. Berg
Breanna F. Browne
Cole E. Chisam
Emily L. Cockey
Blair A. Cooper
Kellie C. Fields
Cynthia M. Grimm
Bethany R. Holland
Taylor M. Howell
Marc S. Lozano
Solana Lund
Caitlin W. McAllister
Jonathan J. McClure
Kylie G. Nicholson
Quinn M Philiposian
Katherine C. Pietras
Bryanna N. Reed
Kaitlyn C. Ruff
Thomas M. Simmons
James M. Sutton
Kristin L. Whitehead
Lilli B.K. Jenkins
Ashley N. Mortus
We could not achieve the level of success that we do without the generous
support of our donors. Support DSF and donate today!
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education into reality. I will contribute:
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Mail to: 4966 Euclid Road, Suite 109; Virginia Beach, VA 23462
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The Haines Society
John Haines, Jr. was the first Dolphin Scholar, selected in 1961 when the Dolphin Scholarship Foundation was established.
The $350 dollar investment was an excellent one for both the Foundation and
John Haines. He was the First Honor Graduate (Valedictorian) in the Class of
1963 at The Citadel in Charleston, SC. He graduated from the University of
Virginia Law School in 1966 and passed the Virginia bar exam later that year.
He entered the U.S. Army as a First Lieutenant in January 1967, and after
training at infantry and intelligence schools, was assigned to Panama. After
promotion to Captain, he served as Adjutant of the 470th Military Intelligence
Group, USARSO and was honorably discharged in January 1969. He remained in Panama where his civil service career spanned 31 years.
Mr. Haines served a long and very distinguished career with both the Panama
Canal Company and then the Panama Canal Commission from February 1969
through December 1999. He began his career as a General Attorney, was promoted to Deputy General
Counsel in 1976, and in 1983, was appointed General Counsel. Mr. Haines was instrumental in drafting
U.S. statutes implementing the Panama Canal Treaty of 1977; subsequently, he assisted Panama in developing its own legislation to govern that country's operation of the waterway which began on December 31,
1999.
Haines, a self-taught painter, married the former Esther Maria Ortega in February 1969, and they have five
grown children, as well as, nine grandchildren.
Created in 2008, The Haines Society was named to honor John Lyman Haines, Jr. Every Dolphin Scholar
- past or present - is invited to join The Haines Society, and is eligible for membership by donating to the
Foundation. $25 for current scholars and $50 for former scholars.
Membership benefits in
The Haines Society
include:
- Special recognition in DSF publications
- Invitations to DSF special events such as
Scholar receptions and the annual golf
tournament
Established in
2009 as an opportunity
to pay it forward, the Parents’
Circle supports our scholars past,
present and future. With a minimum
donation of $50, parents of scholars can
say thank you by investing in the future of
our students. Parents of current Dolphin
Scholars who donate to DSF become
members of the Parents' Circle, and
their donation grants membership
into the Haines Society
to their scholars.
2015 Dolphin Scholarship Foundation
Newly Endowed Scholarships
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Dolphin Scholarship Foundation is excited to announce the endowment of the RADM Thomas A. Meinicke
Scholarship to be awar ded to outstanding Dolphin scholar s beginning in J uly of 2015 and the Crew, Family &
Friends of the USS Flasher Scholarship.
RADM Thomas A. Meinicke Scholarship
RADM Thomas A. Meinicke, USN (Ret.) hailed fr om Rapid City, South Dakota
1938-2012
and embarked upon a full career in the submarine service after graduating from the
United States Naval Academy in 1960. During a career filled with an insatiable appetite for learning, he earned a Master of Science Degree in Operations Research from
the Naval Post Graduate School in Monterey, California and graduated from the John
F. Kennedy School of Government, focusing in National and International Security.
His naval service was marked by calm, quiet leadership. Tom commanded the USS
Flying Fish (SSN-673), the Nuclear Power Training Unit, Idaho Falls, Submarine
Squadron Eight, and Commander, Submarine Groups Six and Ten at the Flag Rank. In
addition to his afloat tours aboard the USS Sea Dragon (SSN-584), USS Sam Rayburn
(SSBN-635), USS Mariano G. Vallejo (SSBN-685), and USS Nathan Hale (SSBN623) (Gold Crew), he served as both the Force Nuclear Power Officer and Chief of
Staff, Commander Submarine Forces U.S. Atlantic Fleet. Tom was the Director, Attack Submarine Division and SSN program Coordinator (OP
-22) and the Director, Strategic and Theater Nuclear Warfare
Division (OP-65). His personal decorations include the Legion of Merit with four gold stars,
the Meritorious Service Medal, with two gold stars, and the Navy Commendation Medal with
three gold stars. After his 32 years of Naval Service, Tom embarked on a successful second
career in the civilian sector.
The Dolphin Scholarship Foundation has fully endowed this scholarship with the help of
USS Flying Fish (SSN 673) Tom’s wife, Mrs. Alice Z. Meinicke and donations throughout the Submarine community.
We hope this scholarship will honor RADM Meinicke’s dedication to the U.S. Navy and his
country, as well as, help fund the education of new scholars.
Crew, Family & Friends of USS Flasher (SS 249/SSN 613) Scholarship
Launched at the Victory Yard of the Electric Boat Company,
New London, Connecticut, USS FLASHER (SSN 249) was
commissioned on September 25, 1943 with Commander
Reuben Whitaker as Commanding Officer. During four war
patrols under Commander Whitaker and two war patrols under Commander George Grider, FLASHER was to become
one of the most famous submarines in the Pacific theater and
the only U.S. submarine officially credited with sinking over 100,000 tons of enemy shipping. The conning tower of
Flasher now stands at the entrance to Nautilus Park, Groton, Connecticut as a memorial to submariners who lost their
lives in World War II.
In the nation’s only simultaneous twin launching, USS FLASHER (SSN 613) and
USS TECUMSEH (SSBN 628) slid down the ways of General Dynamics Corporation’s Electric Boat Division, Groton, Connecticut on June 22, 1963. FLASHER
was commissioned on July 22, 1966 and entered continuous service as a part of the
Submarine Force, U.S. Pacific Fleet until decommissioned on May 28, 1992. During her service with the U.S. Pacific Fleet, FLASHER made seventeen deployments
to the Western Pacific and was awarded a Presidential Unit Commendation, a Navy
Unit Commendation and four Meritorious Unit Commendations.
ANNUAL DONORS
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Fiscal Year 2015 (July 1, 2014— June 30, 2015)
The MISSION of Dolphin Scholarship Foundation is to provide assistance for undergraduate college study for
children and stepchildren of eligible active, retired, or former members of the United States Navy
who have served in, or in direct support of, the U. S. Submarine Force. Space limitations prevent us from listing all
our wonderful donors here. Your generosity makes a positive difference in a young person’s life.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!
HOLLAND Class ($50,000 and Higher)
SOSA-Groton, CT
VIRGINIA Class ($25,000 - $49,999)
Lockheed Martin MS2
VADM & Mrs. Charles Munns, USN (Ret.)
CAPT & Mrs. Joel Weber, USN (Ret.)
SOSA-Pearl Harbor, HI
SEAWOLF Class ($10,000 - $24,999)
Battelle
Boeing
Mrs. Alice Z. Meinicke
Newport News Shipbuilding
SOSA-Bangor, WA
SOSA-Kings Bay, GA
SOSA-Norfolk, VA
SSGN Class ($500 - $999)
LT Brad Blanchette, USN
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Buff
ADM Henry G. Chiles, USN (Ret)
CSX Transportation, Inc.
ADM & Mrs. Kirkland Donald, USN (Ret.)
Mr. Brian P. Early
Mr. Jonathan Epstein
Huntington Ingalls Industries
Ms. Elizabeth Kent
CDR Christopher Lee, USN
CAPT Chester Malins, USN (Ret.)
CAPT & Mrs. Jackson Roeske, USN (Ret.)
RADM Dickinson Smith, USN (Ret.)
EMCM(SS) George Steed, USN (Ret.)
CDR & Mrs. Allen Steele, USN (Ret.)
STURGEON Class ($100 - $499)
CAPT James N. Adkins, Jr., USN (Ret.)
Mrs. Sandra Alford
CAPT John Allen, USN (Ret.)
Dolphin Store– Groton, CT
LT Bruce Aquizap, USN (Ret.)
Dolphin Store– Kings Bay, GA
Mr. Robert Badgett
General Dynamics Electric Boat
YNCM(SS) Timothy Baisley, USN
Mr. William Pittman
LCDR & Mrs. Robert Banasiewicz, USN (Ret.)
Dr. Barbara Workman
LCDR Keith Barber, USN (Ret.)
& Mrs. Kenneth Barker, USN (Ret.)
LOS ANGELES Class ($3,000 - $4,999) CAPT
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Bartz
Camden Patnership
CAPT & Mrs. Jim Baumstark, USN (Ret.)
RADM & Mrs. F. W. Lacroix, USN (Ret.)
CAPT James Belz, USN
Mr. Alan D. & Mrs. Paula A. Berglund
LAFAYETTE Class ($1,000 - $2,999)
Mr. Peter Berns III
RADM & Mrs. Charles J. Beers, USN (Ret.)
Mt. Daniel A. Betzold
Dr. William J. Browning
VADM & Mrs. John Bird, USN (Ret.)
RADM & Mrs. Guy Curtis, USN (Ret.)
Mr. Steven Bogart
Mr. Jeffrey O. Diamond
CAPT Ammon William Bower, III, USN (Ret.)
Dolphin Store– Norfolk, VA
CAPT Peter Boyne, USN (Ret.)
Mr. Emmett Donahue & Dr. Rebecca Redman
Mrs. Heather Bradley
CAPT Merrill Dorman, USN (Ret.)
MSGT Robert & Shirley Britton, USAF (Ret.)
Dresser-Rand
Mr. Donald J. Brock
DRS Technologies, MCSS GROUP
Mr. Michael L. Brookins
Mr. Rheo Brouillard
Mrs. Paul J. Early
Ms. Suzanne Burleigh
VADM & Mrs. George Emery, USN (Ret.)
Mrs. Bonnie Campbell-Kuhn
GEICO
MMCS(SS) & Mrs. James Clark, USN (Ret.)
Mrs. Annette L. Holland
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Conant
Ms. Sherrill Ice
VADM & Mrs. Albert H. Konetzni, Jr. , USN (Ret.) VADM & Mrs. Michael Conner, USN
Craver, Green and Company, P.L.C.
L-3 Unidyne, Inc.
Mr. Jesse Cross
Mutual of Omaha Insurance Company
Mr. Samuel & Mrs. Linda Cunnigham
Northrup Grumman
Dafoe Family Revocable Trust
Norton Capital Management, Inc.
RADM & Mrs. J. Phil Davis, USN (Ret.)
NSSC CPOA
Mr. Peter J. de Lellis
Raytheon
Mr. & Mrs. Glenn DeBoer
MMCS(SS) Robert Smith, USN (Ret) & Mrs.
CAPT Earl De Wispelaere, USN (Ret.)
Tamara Smith
Mr. James G. diZerega
Treadwell Corporation
CAPT John Donlon, USN (Ret.)
SSBN Class ($5,000 - $9,999)
Mr. John B. Van Voorhis
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ANNUAL DONORS cont.
Dr. Dean Dunn
Mr. Daniel Elins
Mr. & Mrs. Duane Ettwein
Mr. Juan Fernandez
Mr. ANthony Flores
CAPT & Mrs. Frank Fogarty, USN (Ret.)
Mr. Leslie Foster
Mr. Mark Fournier
CAPT & Mrs. Wayne R. Fritz, USN
Mr. Matthew G. Gille
LT Robert Gillis, USN
CDR & Mrs. John Gluck, USN (Ret.)
Mrs. Nancy I. Gough
Mr. William R. Gruver
CAPT Gus & Martha Gusentine, USN (Ret.)
Mr. John L. Haines, Jr.
Dr. Sarah Hallowitz
Mr. & Mrs. Edmond Harrigan
Mrs. Debra Harris
CAPT James C. Hay, USN (Ret.)
CDR Todd A. Henderson, USNR (Ret.)
Mr. Jeffrey Herberth
Mrs. Kim Herrington
CAPT Matthew Hickey, USN
Mrs. Jan Hill
Mr. James F. Hughes
Ms. Lauryn A. Hutt
ETCM(SS) Brett Jackson, USN
CAPT & Mrs. Joe Johannes, USN (Ret.)
Mr. Roger Johnson
Mr. Ken Keegler
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Keehn
CAPT & Mrs. George Kent, USN (Ret.)
Ms. Emily Knight
Ms. Diane H. Kollmorgen
FORCM(SS) Wesley K. Koshoffer, USN (Ret.)
ETCM(SS) Charles Edward Martin, USN (Ret.)
Ms. Michele Mayer
MM1(SS) Kevin McAllister, USN (Ret.)
Mr. Brian McGinnis
Mr. Steve McShane
Mrs. Leslie Meyer
Mr. & Mrs. Victor Michnowicz
Mr. Thomas Morrone
CSC(SS) Joshua Mosley, USN
Ms. Stephanie Muth
Ms. Mary Louise Nelson
CAPT Don Neubert, USN
Ms. Margaret A. Nordstrom
CAPT & Mrs. Timothy Oliver, USN (Ret.)
Ms. Becky Jean Padgett
Mrs. Marie M. Padgett
Mr. Mark Patterson
Mr. Joe Puzio
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Quaid
Ms. Heather Quick
Mr. Edward & Kerry Rathgeber
LT Billy Reaves, USN
CDR Douglas Reckamp, USN
Mr. Timothy Rhodes
LT Marin Riley, USN (Ret.)
CWO4 Tommy L. Robinson, USN (Ret.)
Mr. Ronald G. Ross
Mr. Kenneth Sandridge
Mr. Herbert A. Schmidt
Mr. William Shew
CDR Dan Shinego, USN (Ret.)
Mr. Robert C. Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Snyder
Mrs. Kristen Sorensen
St. Mary’s Submarine Museum
Mr. Eric Stein
LCDR Sean Stein, USN
CDR Craig Sykora, USN (Ret.)
Ms. Robin Taffet
CAPT Donald C. Tarquin, USN (Ret.)
TCORS
VADM Ronald Thunman, USN (Ret.)
Mrs. Kelly Tolliver
CDR Lawrence D. Tupper, USN (Ret.)
LCDR Ronald Waldron, USN (Ret.)
FTCS(SS) James R. Warrick, USN (Ret.)
CDR & Mrs. Gary Weale, USN (Ret.)
CAPT Paul Whitescarver, USN
CPO Mark A. Wiggins, USN (Ret.)
Ms. Patricia Wilson
CDR Brian Wittick, USN (Ret.)
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misspelled your name, please accept
our apology.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Chairman
Kate Connor
Stephen Capps,
CMDCM(SS), USN
President
Charles J. Beers, Jr.,
RADM, USN (Ret.)
Charles T. Southall, P.E.
Vice President
Scott R. Van Buskirk,
VADM, USN (Ret.)
Secretary/ Treasurer
Merrill H. Dorman,
CAPT, USN (Ret.)
Maryellen Baldwin
Albert H. Konetzni, Jr.,
VADM, USN (Ret.)
Michael C. Tracy,
RADM, USN (Ret.)
James Hay,
CAPT, USN (Ret.)
Timothy W. Oliver,
CAPT, USN (Ret.)
Sheila M. McNeill
Monty Pyburn,
CMDCM(SS), USN (Ret.)
Wesley K. Koshoffer,
FORCM(SS), USN
WHO SUPPORTS DOLPHIN SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION?
Jamie Hicks
Norfolk SOSA President
GENERAL COUNCIL
Anita Poston
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Andrew Clark
DISTINGUISHED
ADVISORY BOARD
Robert Ballard, Ph.D.
Rebecca Burkhalter
John P. Casey
Henry G. Chiles, Jr.,
ADM, USN (Ret.)
Bruce DeMars,
ADM, USN (Ret.)
Bruce B. Engelhardt,
RADM, USN (Ret.)
John W. O’Neill
C. Michael Petters
Eleonore Rickover
Thomas C. Schievelbein
Michael W. Toner
Carlisle A. H. Trost,
ADM, USN (Ret.)
John K. Welch
DSF FY 2015