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Summer 2001
REFLECTIONS
News for Alumni and the Greater College Community
Governor Minner tells graduates to cherish college experience
On April 27, 2001, 322 GBC
graduates were welcomed into the
MBNA America Hall for commencement ceremonies. They received
recognition for their academic achievements and well wishes for the challenges
they’ll face outside the College.
Keynote speaker, Governor Ruth Ann
Minner, shared her memory of leaving
high school at the age of 16 to help
financially support her parents and
siblings and later, at the age of 32,
earning her GED. She continued by
telling the graduates to take great pride
in their accomplishments and to cherish
the memories of that evening. She
added, “This is not the end of your life’s
accomplishments—it is one of a string
of cherished memories.”
Governor Minner continued by
encouraging the graduates to be of
service to others. She stated, “You have
an opportunity to move our country
forward into the new millennium. As
you move forward in your career,
remember the people who helped you. It
is your responsibility now to reach out
and help someone else achieve.” She
concluded her address with her vision
for the graduates to have a good life that
included a great career and wonderful
family life.
During the ceremonies, Governor
Minner was presented with an Honorary
Doctorate of Business Administration
degree.
The day’s events also included the
presentation of the Excellence in
Teaching award which was given to
Professor Susan Stranix.
Congratulations again to this year’s
graduating class. Goldey-Beacom
welcomes you as alumni and hopes you
will keep your ties to the college by
being active participants in the Alumni
Association. Best wishes for your
continued success, prosperity, and
happiness.
During her address to the graduates, Governor Ruth Ann Minner
reminded them of the need to help others achieve their goals.
Professor Susan Stranix received her Excellence in Teaching Award from President Ilyas.
MBA students prepare to receive their hard-earned degrees. Sixty-five students graduated from
the MBA program.
Graduates get together to celebrate after the ceremonies.
The Class of 2001 are all smiles at the conclusion of the evening’s events.
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GBC alumni celebrate outstanding achievements at annual event
GBC alumni gathered to honor three
of their own at the Distinguished
Alumni Gallery Induction Banquet held
on May 4, 2001. New DAG Inductees
Priscilla Bradley Rakestraw and Thomas
G. Wintermantel were recognized for
their achievements in their professional
lives as well as for their commitment to
their communities.
Priscilla Bradley Rakestraw is a 1962
graduate of Goldey-Beacom College. In
1992, she was the first woman to be
elected to the office of New Castle
County Register. Later, in 1997, she
joined Wilmington College as Director
of Business Development. Priscilla is
extensively involved in local and national
governmental activities, and has
been Delaware’s Republican National
Committeewoman since 1975.
Along with her political involvement,
Priscilla is also a community-minded
activist. She is well known for her
fundraising activities. She was recently
awarded the Ministry of Caring’s 2001
Caring Bowl Award for her outstanding
service on behalf of the poor and
homeless.
Inductee Thomas G. Wintermantel
earned his Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting attending morning and evening
classes while he worked 25 hours a week
as an intern. He graduated in 1984 and
became a CPA in the State of Delaware
in 1986.
Today, he is President and Trustee of
the John W. Rollins Foundation, and
Financial Vice President and Treasurer of
John W. Rollins & Associates, Rollins
Jamaica, Ltd., and Rose Hall Resort, Ltd.
Over the years, Tom has kept strong
ties with the college as an active member
in the Alumni Association serving as its
Treasurer, Vice President, and President.
Tom is a member of Rotary International and is a volunteer coach for the
Delaware Special Olympics.
The “Rising Star Award” was presented to Michael Cleary who graduated
in 1992 with a Bachelor of Science
degree in Marketing. While at the
College, Mike was elected President of
Kappa Omega Pi, founded and served as
president of Alpha Tau Omega, and
earned the Jay W. Miller Award for
contributions to campus life. Soon after,
he began a remarkable entrepreneurial
career in the travel industry.
Before starting his own firm, he
served in management positions for
Esprit Tours. In 1997, he joined Expert
Travel Associates and in 1998 he
purchased the firm. In 1999, he sold his
interest to Lynx Vacations and in June
he will have completed his contract with
Lynx and has begun plans for several
land development projects.
Michael remains committed to his
community, involved in fundraising for
cancer programs and local charities.
All of the recipients represent the best
of GBC. Not only have they made their
mark in the business world but they
have also contributed to the improvement of their communities while
continuing their ties to the college.
Former DAG recipients pose for a picture with the newest inductees. Everyone say “CHEESE.”
Priscilla Rakestraw ‘62 is a fine example of a DAG
recipient. Her involvement in business, government,
politics, as well as charitable causes, shows a strong
commitment to her community at large.
Mark Olazagasti ‘85 and his wife
Laura Aloisio Olazagasti ‘85 (former
“Miss GBC”) celebrate Mark’s selection
as Margaret J. Moore Alumnus of the
Year. This award recognizes his many
contributions to the Alumni Association.
DAG Recipient for 2001 Thomas G. Wintermantel ‘84 celebrates with his wife,
Sheila, and two daughters, Jessica and Erika. Note that the wonderful portrait
in the background is of Joseph West Jones (DAG ‘82).
Goldey-Beacom College
REFLECTIONS
1999 DAG Rising Star Caroline Dickerson ‘91
joins her father James A. Horty, Jr., Chairman
of the Board of Trustees, for the DAG dinner.
The 2001 Rising Star Award was presented to
Michael Cleary ‘92. His entrepreneurial skills
launched a remarkable career in the travel
industry. Michael lives in New Castle, New
Hampshire, with his wife and daughter.
Summer 2001
Published at the College for alumni and the greater College community
Ruth T. Tingle, Editor
Ellen M. Johnson, Consultant
Office of Alumni Affairs
Phone: 302/225-6210;
Fax: 302/998-3467
E-mail: tinglert@gbc.edu
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GBC Team Fall Sport Schedules
GBC Spring Sports Teams
2001 Men’s Soccer Season Schedule
(only home games listed—schedule is subject to change)
Date
Time
Opponent
09/15
09/25
09/26
09/29
10/06
*10/13
10/14
10/20
10/24
3:00 PM
4:00 PM
4:00 PM
3:00 PM
3:00 PM
2:00 PM
1:00 PM
3:00 PM
3:30 PM
Nyack College
Bloomfield College
Fairleigh Dickinson Univ.
Mercy College
Caldwell College
Dominican College
West Chester University
Teikyo Post University
Univ. of District of Columbia
2001 Women’s Soccer Season Schedule
(only home games listed—schedule is subject to change)
Date
Time
Opponent
09/12
09/15
09/19
09/29
10/06
*10/13
10/15
10/17
10/20
10/25
4:30 PM
1:00 PM
4:00 PM
1:00 PM
1:00 PM
NOON
4:00 PM
4:00 PM
1:00 PM
3:30 PM
Philadelphia University
Nyack College
Wilmington College
Baptist Bible College
Caldwell College
Dominican College
Neumann College
Georgian Court College
Teikyo Post University
Millersville University
GBC women’s basketball team finished their first season with a record of 6 wins and 22 losses
and received the CACC Sportsmanship Award for their efforts.
2001 Women’s Volleyball Season Schedule
(only home games listed—schedule is subject to change)
Date
Time
Opponent
The men’s basketball team completed their season with a final record of 5 wins and 21 losses.
09/18
09/25
09/29
10/02
10/04
*10/13
*10/13
10/21
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
1:00 PM
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
1:00 PM
3:00 PM
1:00 PM
10/26
7:00 PM
West Chester University
University of the Sciences
NJIT
Bloomfield College
Nyack College
Georgian Court College
Teikyo Post University
Georgian Court College
tri-match with Dominican
Immaculata College
(*) denotes GBC Homecoming
Check our website (www.gbc.edu) for the most up-to-date and complete
information on GBC sports teams.
Alumni donate big screen TV to student lounge
The women’s softball team finished their season with a record of 17 wins and 3 losses
which put them in 2nd place in the CACC. Jackie Boyer, Karen Browne, Patty DelReao,
Tabitha Franklin, and Stephanie Topolie were named All Conference players.
Players will meet for annual soccer game
The college will hold the 2nd
Annual Alumni Soccer Game on
Sunday, August 26, 2001, at 1:00
PM. The game will feature former
GBC soccer players vs. the current
team.
Contact Chris Morgan, Athletic
Director, at 302-225-6330 or e-mail
at morganc@gbc.edu for further
information.
Homecoming 2001
Satur
day
Saturday
day,, October 13, starting at 12:00 PM
Activities include:
Tailgaiting
GBC Women’s Soccer vs. Dominican College at Noon
GBC Volleyball vs. Gerogian Court at 1:00 PM
GBC Men’s Soccer vs. Dominican College at 2:00 PM
GBC Volleyball vs. Teikyo Post University at 3:00 PM
Children’s entertainment
Homecoming Queen/King crowning
Roger Reed ‘87, President of GBC Alumni Association, (left) presents the alumni gift to
Dr. Mohammad Ilyas, GBC President.
Come and share the day with friends and family!
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Class Notes–Updates on alumni appointments, promotions, transfers, achievements, and deaths
In Memory
M. Edna Abbott, Wilmington, DE.
She worked as an executive secretary for
Hercules.
Maude Carlon Anderson,
Wilmington, DE. She retired from the
Trust Department, Bank of Delaware.
Hazel Elizabeth Horner Ashbee ‘43,
Mount Vernon, MD. She served as the
president of the Ladies Auxiliary for the
Army and Navy Garrison 102.
Margaret M. Austin, Wilmington,
DE. She was employed by the DuPont
Company and later worked for the
president of the Coca-Cola Company.
Jane Ireland Biehn, Wilmington, DE.
She retired from the DuPont Company.
Albert A. Birl, Wilmington, DE. He
was an accountant for Wooleyhan
Transport.
Walter “Huck” Boys, Wilmington,
DE. He retired from Garret Miller &
Company.
Vaughan A. Carey ‘20, Milford, DE.
He and his wife were owners and
operators of their farm “Windy Acres.”
He served as a manager of the line
Church Cemetery.
Betty Jean Jones Catlin, Fairmount,
MD. She worked as a food service
supervisor for the Somerset County
Board of Education and retired from
Eastern Correctional Institution.
R. Eugenia Crompton, Delaware
City, DE.
Felicia Della Rocca DeSeta,
Wilmington, DE. She was the cofounder of Edward J. DeSeta Co., Inc.
HVAC/Sheet Metal Contractors, and
remained president for over 50 years.
Veronica A. Donovan, Wilmington,
DE. She retired from the News Journal
Company.
Edward Stanley Grabowski,
Wilmington, DE. He was vice-president
of Diamond Printing Company before
retiring.
Phyllis Strawbridge Gravell, New
Castle, DE. She worked as a secretary at
Atlas Chemical, and retired as a medical
stenographer from the Wilmington
Hospital.
Marjorie C. Gregg, Hockessin, DE.
She retired from the DuPont Company.
Joann Tidwell Hager, Wilmington,
DE. She enjoyed singing and was a
member of the St. Petersburg Opera
Company and the Florida Opera West.
John W. Hardy ‘77, Harbeson, DE.
He retired from AT&T after working
for Bell Atlantic, formerly Diamond
State Telephone Company.
Walter James Harwanko, Yorklyn,
DE. He worked as an accountant for
most of his life and served on
Wilmington’s City Council for several
years.
Phyllis S. Johnson, Newport, DE.
She worked as a secretary for the
DuPont Company, State Farm Insurance, and retired from the Second
Baptist Church.
Margaret Allmond Willis Larson,
Wilmington, DE. She retired from the
DuPont Company.
Lucy Danbe Lynam, New Castle,
DE. She was employed at the DuPont
Edgemoor Plant for 37 years retiring in
1976.
Olga Marconi, Wilmington, DE. She
owned and operated Marconi’s Dry
Goods for 50 years. She was a member
of the first graduating class of GoldeyBeacom College.
Winifred McKendrick, Wilmington,
DE. She retired from Farmers Bank as
an assistant vice president.
Henry A. Metz ‘27, Elkton, MD. He
had a 47-year career with the Elkton
Supply Compay serving as the
company’s bookkeeper, office manager,
and store manager. Mr. Metz was very
active in the Elkton community.
Edwin A. Murphy, Vienna, MD. He
worked for County Trust Co. and retired
from Dresser Industries in Salisbury.
Julia N. Ostafy, Wilmington, DE.
Julia was Goldey-Beacom College’s
longtime bookstore manager. She retired
in 1992 after 20 years.
Hulda T. Panuska, Milton, DE. She
was a homemaker.
Ida L. Paris ‘54, Wilmington, DE.
She retired as a secretary at Aldersgate
United Methodist Church.
Berneice Ireland Pasturski, New
Castle, DE. She retired from the
DuPont Company in 1992 and then
began a new career with PNC Bank,
retiring in 1999.
Margery L. Robinson, Mardela
Springs, MD.
Virginia L. Robinson, Delmar, DE.
She retired from Farmers Bank.
Margaret Connor Rossiter,
Greenview, DE.
Heather M. Sansone, Wilmington,
DE. She was a student at the College.
Rosalind Schwebel, New Castle, DE.
She retired from Advance Paper and
Chemical Company.
Margaret “Peggy” L. Shetzler,
Middletown, DE. She worked for the
Delaware Trust Company.
Margaret C. Sligh, Elkton, MD. She
retired from the Cecil County Board of
Education as an administrative assistant.
Gregory Toadvine, Laurel, DE.
Irene Laws Toadvine ‘24, Willards,
MD.
John R. “Jack” Townsend,
Wilmington, DE. He retired from the
State of Delaware, Division of Child
Support Enforcement Agency.
Margaret Durney Tyson,
Wilmington, DE. She was an executive
secretary for the DuPont Company.
Ray E. Wainwright ‘61, Cambridge,
MD. He worked as an executive vice
president and cashier at National Bank.
Winona M. Walsh, Wilmington, DE.
She enjoyed gardening and sewing.
Shirley A. Wells ‘65, Glenmoore, PA.
She worked as a manager at Rosenbluth
Vacations.
Ruth Steward Woodall,
Charlottesville, VA. She retired from the
Credit Bureau of Wilmington.
Inc. He is with the accounting firm of
Horty & Horty. Glenn earned the
Accredited Asset Management Specialists
designation.
Timothy McMilliam ‘93 has passed
the Georgia State Bar examination.
William “Brick” Neighbors ‘31 was
the recipient of the 2000 Hiram Award
at the Reseda Masonic Lodge in Van
Nuys, CA.
John (Jack) Nelson ‘74 has been
elected president of the CDS
Homeowners Association of Pot-Nets
Communities in Long Neck, DE.
Roger L. Palmer ‘80, a former GBC
men’s head basketball coach, founded
Millennium Hoops, Inc.,
www.millenniumhoops.com, a web site
for prospective players to search for a
college to play basketball.
Vickie Sizemore ‘89 passed all four
portions of the CPA examination. She is
a supervisor in Corporate Services at
Belfint, Lyons & Shuman, P.A.
Daniel F. Tyrrell ‘97 has finished law
school at Louisiana State University.
Qadir Wahid ‘91 and his team of
finalists won the second position in the
National Finals of the Saul Lefkowitz
Trademark Moot Court competition
held in Washington, D.C. He attends
law school in Boston, MA.
for Gastroenterology Associates.
Kathy Elaine Kline ‘88 and Gary
Robert Evans, Newark, DE. Kathy is
employed by Staikos Associates.
Jerome John Lacek ‘86 and Gretchen
Kathleen Hontz, Oxford, PA. Jeorme is
an employee of the Clarkston Group.
Jolene E. Messick ‘97 and Jammie C.
Gottleib, Millington, MD. Jolene works
for DuPont Pharmaceuticals.
Kimberly Lynn Rash ‘86 and Robert
Wood Heath, Jr., Newark, DE. Kimberly is employed by Transamerica Bank.
Renee Marie Rees ‘99 and Scott Alan
Beamer, Wilmington, DE.
Lisa Ann Scott ‘82 and David
Michael DiSabatino, Wilmington, DE.
Lisa works for MBNA America.
John David Sorowice ‘93 and
Kimberly Sara Marston, Wilmington,
DE. John is an employee of General
Motors.
David B. Spacht ‘80 and Mary
Fleetwood, Newark, DE. David works
for Artesian Water Company.
Milestones
Ronni T. Allsopp ‘01 joined Belfint,
Lyons & Shuman, P.A. as a staff
accountant in the firm’s Corporate
Services department.
Alice Carson Bailey ‘75 recently
graduated from the University of
Maryland Eastern Shore. After her
graduation from GBC, she worked in
the Admission office at the College.
Dr. William R. Baldt, President
Emeritus at Goldey-Beacom College, has
been appointed Chair on the assessment
team to the Globe Institute of Technology in New York City. This is the 7th
time Dr. Baldt has chaired a team for the
Middle States Commission on Higher
Education.
Steven P. Dickerson ‘98 has completed the training for the business
appraiser workshop for the Institute of
Business Appraisers.
Glenn Duckworth ‘86, GBC Alumni
Board Member, was appointed as a
registered representative and financial
consultant for A. G. Edwards & Sons,
Marriages
Richard G. Bevan ‘66 and Rita
Grubb, Wilmington, DE. Richard is
retired from First Union Bank.
Christie Michelle Derby and John
James Minner, Newark, DE. Christie is
employed by MBNA America.
Cristina DiAlessandro ‘97 and Ryan
A. Mariano, New Castle, DE. Cristina
works for Cigna.
Cynthia J. Hahn and Anthony J.
Winnington, Middletown, DE. Cynthia
is an employee of MBNA America.
Noelle Hastings ‘91 and Stanley
Szczeparek, Newark, DE. Noelle works
In memory
GBC remembers Goldey College graduate
Lola Humphries Sanford, age 103, passed away on December 1, 2000, in Jacksonville, Florida. Mrs. Sanford was a 1917 graduate of Goldey College. After graduating,
Lola worked as an accountant for the Naval Munitions
Office and continued to work there through the duration of
WWI. On September 15, 1920, she married Arthur Sanford.
Mrs. Sanford was an avid gardener and beekeeper. She
was also a diarist, whose journals spanned almost ninety
years of her life beginning when she was thirteen.
She is survived by three daughters, Alice Knight of Lake
Wales, FL; Hazel Yeagle, Wilmington, DE; and Caroline
LaFlamme, Camillus, NY; and a son, Stephen J. Sanford,
Medford, OR; fourteen grandchildren, twenty-six great
grandchildren, and a great-great grandson.
Wanted:
College sweethearts to share memories
of finding love at Goldey-Beacom
“Sweethearts at GBC” is the topic for an upcoming feature story in
Reflections. Did you meet your spouse while you were both students at
GBC? If so, get in touch so we can share your story as part of the article.
Drop us a line, call us (302-225-6210), or email us (tinglert@gbc.edu).
Tell us your names, when you attended GBC, and share a thought,
quote, or special incident that others might enjoy. Did you secretly pass
notes in class, study together late nights for exams, or cut your 10:00
class to be alone? Was yours the relationship no one thought would ever
last? Many married couples first met at GBC, so get in touch and share
your wonderful memories.
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Annual Fund 2000
$109,820
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Annual Fund 2000 was the largest ever, with a 11% increase in donors and a 13% increase in dollars over last year! From the entire Goldey-Beacom College community, we extend our heartfelt gratitude for all those who helped make this year’s campaign a remarkable success. Each donor listed below gave generously to provide
important scholarship dollars for talented students who otherwise might find education unaffordable. Thank you for opening the doors to education!
Second Centry Club
($1,000 or more)
Anonymous
Donald H. Campbell
Mr. & Mrs. Scott R. Douglass
Federated Department Stores Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Foster Friess
Goizueta Foundation
James & Linda Gilliam
Genevieve W. Gore
Vincent N. Greggo
Bruce L. Hammonds
Helen B. Hammer
Tom Harken
Robert & Linda Harra
Joseph W. Jones
MBNA Foundation
Leonard W. Quill
Norma Wallace Reid
Marna C. Whittington
Gary L. Wirt
President’s Club
($500—$999)
William & Sheila Baldt
Virginia Franta
Muriel E. Gilman
John S. Gooding
James A. Horty
Joyce E. Jones
Morgan Stanley Dean Witter
Roger and Terry Reed
Eileen B. Tierney
Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. Watts
Gerald W. Wilgus
Thomas G. Wintermantel
Gold Society
($200—$499)
Donald E. Alford
Judith M. Bailey
Ronald L. Bowman
Julie L. Burkey
Anne E. Clendaniel
D. B. Craig
Glenn & Debbie Duckworth
EDiS Company
Enterasys Networks
Richard E. Funke
Patricia F. Genzel
Waldron H. Giles
Hudson E. Gruwell
Thomas G. Harkins
Hercules Incorporated
William B. Hirons
The IA Construction Foundation
Lorraine B. Kinzey
Thomas C. Marshall
Kevin McIntyre
Mellon Financial Corporation Foundation
Helen Fulton Miller
Laura Olazagasti
Mark Olazagasti
R. Michael Rice
Kristine Santomauro
Dorothy Jones Sapp
Charles H. Schaffer
Special Risk Consultants, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. J. Edward Taylor
C. M. Williams, Jr.
Bernadette H. Wimberley
T
H
The Silver Society
($100—$199)
Advanced Networking, Inc.
Frank C. Aiello
Carolyn Arnold
Margaret Ayres
Marvin D. Barry
Zakri Y. Bello
Mr. & Mrs. Julius L. Berman
Wilmer Bouchelle
Jeff J. Bradley
Richard C. Brasefield
Shirley E. Brooks
Jane D. Bunting
Robert F. Cherry
Peter A. Chin
CIGNA Matching Gifts Program
William Cohee
Bryan S. Colbourn
Barbara D. Connolly
Connor Marketing Inc.
Walter F. Cooling
Creedon Controls, Inc.
Ronald P. Crouch
B. R. DiDaniels
Dave O. Edwards
Kevin Erkenbrecher
A. Cathryn Evans
Bill S. Farlow
Richard T. Feller
Michael Finizio
Shari J. Gary
Christina M. Goodell
Edgar T. Harvey
Joseph E. Hickmott
Peter A. Horty
Frederic W. Howk
Grace E. Hughes
Emily Jackson Ilyas
Mohammad Ilyas
Richard W. Jackson
R. Jeffrey Johnson
Tanya R. Kerns
Ann Kneavel
Suzanne Kountourzis
Robert B. Lank
Jackie C. Lawson
Roseanne Leroy
Donald J. Lynch
Susan Mannering
Bruce Marsland
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua W. Martin, III
William H. Master
David M. Miller
Ruth Ann Minner
Chris Morgan
Lois L. Moses
Ellwood W. Mutschler
William M. Neighbors
Mark A. Oller
Adelaide L. Orsini
Michelle R. Pinder
PNC Foundation
Elisabeth S. Poole
Kaye H. Records
Leslie Richeson
Wade A. Roche
Adelomo Romagnoli
Anita Rush
Nancy G. Simpkins
Maurice S. Speakman
Sprint Foundation
Mark A. Steele
Nancy L. Steele
Paul Stike Jr.
Susan Stranix
Anh Te
Anne Q. Teipelke
Jean Blake Thompson
Roger M. Thomson
Tri-State Carpet, Inc.
Ruth T. Tingle
Tupp Signs Inc.
Vitek Solutions
Charles M. Wallace
Wanex Electrical Services Inc.
Waterworks Café
Thomas Whisenand
Whisman & Associates, P. A.
Alison Boord White
William W. White, IV
Doris E. Whiteley
Carl E. Zlock
N
A
Patron Level
($1—$99)
Tony Ahmed
Lauren M. Aiello
Robert V. Bahl
Robert M. Baker
Bank One Foundation
Kenneth R. Barton
James T. Bassette
James W. Buhler
Patricia Buhler
Valerie L. Burd
Ronald V. Caputo
Michael T. Carney
Junius M. Clark
William Michael Cleary
Jonathan W. Clifton, Jr.
Noble F. Coppage
Genevieve T. Crampton
Dawn Crowley
Art Curley
George M. Dallas
Patricia B. Dean
Thomas P. DeLucia
Leroy E. Derr, Jr.
Wayne DeSanto
John T. Dewey
Mike Dickey
Michael DiEleuterio
Wilbert N. Dill, Jr.
Robert A. Donnelly, Jr.
Betty Dougherty
Janis C. Drake
Ruth M. Duffy
Ronald J. Ellis
Grace D. Ennis
Roman Erenshteyn
George E. Evans
Patricia T. Evans
Patricia M. Feeley
Antoinette M. Ferriola
Paula A. Finnefrock
Lisa E. Flanagan
Samuel R. Folsom
Meezie Foster
Stephanie Foster
Louise S. Geuther
Melinda H. Girardi
Stephen Golding
Gerald Grasso
Kathie B. Gray
Nancy Grundy
W. Nelson Hall
Jamshed N. Hassan
Alice B. Hallsted
Kevin M. Harkins
Adrienne Harmon
Joseph A. Harris, Jr.
The Hartford
Valerie Hastings-Candeloro
Doris H. Hedrick
Irene E. Heller
Katherine S. Henry
Ronald E. Hicks
Virginia F. Hirdler
Tiffany Hodges
Mohammad Iqbal
Winifred H. Islamoff
Benjamin W. James
C. J. Jones
Kimberly Julian
Michael Julian
Susan B. Kirk
James E. Kitchen
Tom Kleber
Gregory & Cheryl Knotts
Jerry D. Kreider
Becky Lafreeda
Margaret A. Lange
David J. Leaman
Robert P. Lloyd
T. Robert Lohman
Karen M. Long
Jesse A. Loven
Jane H. Lysle
Linda L. Macauley
Evelyn G. MacCloskey
William H. Mahoney
Jacqueline H. Mathias
Britta McClane
Kimberly A. McMahon
Donald and Sandra McKay
Dorothy E. Medico
Christina R. Miller
Jean H. Miller
Gisela D. Mockerman
Anna Louise Moore
Josephine V. Moore
Margaret J. Moore
Shirley M. Norris
Milton R. Olazagasti
Sadhana Pasricha
Jeff Peden
Mark A. Peden
Eleanor N. Perry
Cynthia Petillo
Virginia A. Powell
Albert C. Price
Priscilla B. Rakestraw
Scott D. Rawding
Richard E. Reed
Patricia M. Reynolds
A. Tyler Rigby
William J. Rivers
Anna L Roberts
Cherri L. Rossman
Craig D. Rothermel
Peter Rysavy
Mary Jean Sacks
Nancy C. Sawin
Lois G. Scarborough
Gene Schaut
Albin Schindler
Jane F. Schlauch
Jillyn C. Schulze
Stacey B. Schwartz
Vick Shahid
Vicki K. Sheraton
M. Martine Slicer
John M. Smiley
Elizabeth R. Smith
Edward Z. Sobocinski
Aurelia Spencer
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Janice D. Sprout
Jule Anne Stengel
Cynthia H. Stepsis
Robert W. Sterling St.
Pamela G. Stewart
Mr. & Mrs. Eugene D. Stoms
Betty M. Swain
John M. Toothman
Mr. & Mrs. James F. Toy, IV
Jeff W. Thurley
Dorothy Tolston
Ralph H. Trader, Jr.
Mary Ann Travaglini
Janice A. Tubbs
Jorge H. Vasquez
Village Green, Inc.
James R. Weaver
Mary Jane Welsh
Ellenor R. Wharry
Patricia Lee White
Naomi L. Wirt
Charles D. Wolf
Robert L. Wolhar
Nicholas Yushchak
Karen A. Zenel
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U
O
Remember GBC
with a gift
Every month, friends and
alumni of the College call or
write to ask how they can make a
special gift to GBC. Now your
questions about giving can be
answered by visiting our new online site—www.gbc.edu/giving/.
At this new site, you can take
your time and quietly review gift
options—anonymously, at your
own pace, and without talking in
person until you’re ready. There
is a new on-line form so you can
request more information or ask
specific questions!
Go to the Goldey-Beacom
homepage (www.gbc.edu/giving/)
or e-mail us at gifts@gbc.edu. Of
course, you are always welcome
to contact us by telephone (302225-6273) or by mail at Development Office, Goldey-Beacom
College, 4701 Limestone Road,
Wilmington, DE 19808.
Review the wide variety of
options. There is a giving
opportunity just right for you—
no matter the size, purpose, or
timing of your gift. Insurance
policies, retirement plans,
bequests, or trusts can all be used
to help the College, yet meet
your financial and tax goals.
Remember, your gift is needed
to maintain the Goldey-Beacom
tradition. Over the years, the
generosity of our many friends
has made the College what it is
today. Your gift can help in so
many ways—by providing
scholarships, by helping meet
rising cost of providing a quality
education, or by increasing the
College operating endowment.
Your gift can help in so many
ways—by providing scholarships,
by helping meet rising cost of a
quality education, or by increasing the College operating
endowment.
Visit us on-line and learn more
about giving to GBC!
6
Reflections—Summer 2001
Parting snapshots
Alumni Board members C. J. (Carol) Jones ‘91, William (Bill)
White, IV ‘91, and Eileen Tierney ‘65 help collect tickets at the
BEEF ‘N BEER/Silent Auction held by the Alumni Association
in February 2001. All monies raised go toward the Alumni
Scholarship Fund. If you or your business would be interested
in donating items for the silent auction, please contact
Ruthie Tingle at 302-225-6210 or e-mail at tinglert@gbc.edu.
Your donation would be greatly appreciated.
Mark your calendar for next year’s Beef ‘n Beer set for
February 5, 2002 from 6 PM to 8 PM. Hope to see you there!
Julie Burkey (center), GBC Lecturer in Accounting, enjoys talking to some of the 2001 graduates at
the Alumni Reception which is an event sponsored every year by the Alumni Association.
Dr. Joseph Clark (left) and Dr. John Toothman (right) chat with Craig Stewart who graduated this
year and is heading to law school in New Orleans, LA.
Looking for a career change?
The Career Services Center of Goldey-Beacom College is here to help! For further information
regarding career development or to advertise a job for other GBC students or graduates, contact
Cyndi Stepsis, Director of Career Services, at 302/225-6256 or e-mail to stepsic@gbc.edu. We provide assistance to our graduates for a lifetime!
Visit our next Career Fair on Tuesday, November 13, 2001, from 1 PM to 5 PM
at Goldey-Beacom’s MBNA America Hall.
REFLECTIONS
Goldey-Beacom College
4701 Limestone Road/Route 7
Wilmington, DE 19808
302/225-6210
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ORGANIZATION
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WILMINGTON, DE
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Reflections is now posted on-line at the Goldey-Beacom College website (www.gbc.edu). Simply click on “Alumni” and scroll down to Reflections.
The full edition, which appears in color and is available to view before the mailed copy reaches you, will be at your fingertips!