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From the President

Can you believe that Midland College is 35 years old? Yes, it was that long ago that the first Board of Trustees selected Dr. Al G. Langford to be president of this new college. He hired the first administrators and faculty to launch this bold venture. For a decade he saw it grow and prosper. Dr. Jess H. Parrish followed in his footsteps in providing the college with the expertise gained as president of a community college in Tennessee. Again, this president served for a decade, leading the college in pertinent areas that were common in those young institutions called community colleges. It was my good fortune to follow these educational giants and to have been a part of our continued growth and development during the past 16-plus years. The Board of Trustees of Midland College has always consisted of intelligent and dedicated men and women who have directed this community college into relevant areas of service. They are to be congratulated for their vision and constant support! So, here we are with 35 years of successful operation, continuing to grow and serve. Happy 35th Birthday, Midland College!!!

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Midland College’s Three Presidents (from left to right)

Dr. Al G. Langford served from September 1, 1969 to July 31, 1981

Dr. Jess H. Parrish served from August 1, 1981 to July 31, 1991

Dr. David E. Daniel served since August 1, 1991

Midland College now has a 605,000+ sq. ft. main campus and, with its eight other extensions, serves over 25,000 credit and continuing education students every year.

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35th Anniversary Commemorative Artwork What better way to acknowledge an anniversary than with art? That’s what Art Professor Warren Taylor thought. In his collaboration with Publications Lab Instructor Karen Lanier, they arrived together at an ingenious concept. What began as the design of two minds, ultimately became the united effort of over 25 MC art students. Karen Lanier first designed the artwork using Adobe Photoshop software. Then a grid was superimposed upon the image, increased in scale, and each student was given a 4 x 4 inch square to paint.

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The students’ squares were then brought together to form what has ultimately become The Chaparrals. The cumulative effect is similar to that of a mosaic, of many smaller, discrete parts coming together to form a united whole; and students were able to experience the satisfaction of seeing how their individual squares fit into that gorgeous aggregate. The Chaparrals will hang on permanent display in the Scharbauer Student Center.

Our Midland College Ambassadors The Ambassadors are the faces of MC, serving as hosts and guides to visitors and new students. Whether ushering at a Phyllis & Bob Cowan Performing Art Series or Davidson Distinguished Lecture Series event, or assisting at an athletic event, the Ambassadors exemplify the best in hospitality and service that MC has to offer. This group of 30 MC students was founded in 2001 under the leadership of Student Life Director Julia Vickery. Ms. Vickery saw the need for assistance with campus events — there were plenty of activities, but few students available to help.

Julia Vickery (in black) with several of the Midland College Ambassadors

A scholarship program, funded by the Midland College Foundation, accompanies membership in the Ambassadors. The Ambassadors complete 40 hours of community service each semester and live in the MC residence halls, where their rent is paid because of their service to Midland College. Ambassadors make it a point to go out of their way to help others. Most recently, the Ambassadors were honored to assist the many WWII veterans who attended the Davidson Distinguished Lecture Series appearance of Ken Burns at the Chaparral Center in October. 3

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Impacting the future of thousands . . . The Midland College Foundation has benefited from the very generous donations of many community citizens, but there are some gifts that stand out from the rest as Legacy Gifts. These gifts were planned in the individual estates and upon the deaths of the four donors who are featured on this and the following page, the Midland College Foundation became heir to gifts that have forever changed the face of the College and impacted the lives of thousands of MC students.

Leaving a Legacy

J. Robert Jones Since he began his generous funding of the Marian L. and Jan K. Jones Scholarship in 2002, over 340 students have attended Midland College with his help, students who otherwise might not have been able to pursue higher education, were it not for J. Robert Jones.

Mr. Jones passed away on April 11, 2007 but his gift to the Midland College Foundation will live on for a very long time. “Education was very important to him,” said Mary Ann Dzubinski, executor of Mr. Jones’ estate, “and he really wanted to help kids become successful in life. He knew education was their road to success.” Mr. Jones set up the Marian L. and Jan K. Jones Scholarship in honor of his two late wives. “He was such a very, very gentle man, very proper and he disliked notoriety,” Ms. Dzubinski said, “so, he thought the best way to give, would be in memory of his wives.” Over the next 10 years the financial gift from Mr. Jones will total roughly $9 million, the largest single gift ever given to the Midland College Foundation. “Midland was his favorite city and he wanted to do something to help the people of Midland,” says Ms. Dzubinski. Mr. Jones certainly did help the people of Midland, and so much more: he has secured an education for countless students for many generations to come.

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Todd Aaron For a decade, Midlander Todd Aaron planned to leave the majority of his estate to the Midland College Foundation. When he died in February of 2006, his will — which assured that future generations of Midland College students would continue to benefit from his love of the college — left more than $3 million to the College. That original gift in September 2006, plus subsequent estate disbursements, were designated for the Chaparral Circle Endowment Fund (CCEF) of the Midland College Foundation, and have now grown to $3,084,195. The Dorothy and Todd Aaron Medical Science Building was dedicated and named in honor of the couple in September 2001. With the $1 million gift to that project, and additional gifts to the Fox Science Building, Nadine and Tom Craddick Hall, the Court of Honor and various scholarships, the Aarons’ contributions to the College total over $4.6 million. “Through his 10 years of giving to the Midland College Foundation, Todd Aaron enjoyed the fruits of his gifts and saw the return on his investment, meeting many of the students and faculty who benefited from his generosity,” said Dr. Eileen Piwetz, Midland College Foundation Executive Director. “I want to give back where I made my money,” Mr. Aaron always said. Through his estate plan, he remembered the Midland College Foundation in his will and contributed to the college in a meaningful way — rewarding the institution he had grown to love.

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. . . for generations to come Dollye Neal Ballenger “A woman of faith ... focused, determined, persistent; she knows exactly what she wants and why” — that is the way Midland College President David Daniel characterized benefactor Dollye Neal Ballenger when the Dollye Neal Chapel was dedicated on January 20, 2004 on the campus of Midland College. Mrs. Ballenger intended the Chapel to be “a place apart” — for students, staff, faculty, friends and the community. As a setting for weddings, memorial services, meetings and a place where hundreds of Midlanders have engaged in private meditation and reflection, the Dollye Neal Chapel has become very much a part of campus and community life. When Mrs. Ballenger died in January of 2007, the Dollye Neal Chapel had already become a living tribute to her faith and determination. The Chapel was the fulfillment of the vision she had in 2003, when she gave a gift to the Midland College Foundation that funded the construction and continuing maintenance of the Chapel.

Mrs. Ballenger gave the money for the Chapel specifying that she did not intend the Chapel to promote any particular religious viewpoint or affiliation, and her gift covered the entire cost of construction. And, an additional gift to cover all maintenance costs assured that no money from Midland College’s operating budget was appropriated for the construction of the Chapel, or will be appropriated for its ongoing maintenance. Mrs. Ballenger also contributed to the following at Midland College: the Advanced Technology Center, the Fox Science Building, Friends of the Series, and the Doctor’s Day Scholarship. In May 2006, the design for the Dollye Neal Chapel, by Parkhill, Smith and Cooper, received an Honor Award, the highest award given by the Lubbock Chapter of the American Institute of Architects.

Ella Mae Dalious A “planned gift” of $938,000 from the estate of longtime Midlander Ella Mae Dalious, who died November 13, 2005 at the age of 89, went to support three Midland College Foundation funds. Part of the gift doubled the size of the Dr. Gregory Bartha Health Sciences Scholarship to more than $700,000. As Mrs. Dalious wished, the donation honors Dr. Bartha, a longtime Midland physician who continues to draw praise from his patients. She also established the Jack A. Dalious Memorial Golf Scholarship and the Jack A. Dalious Professional Development Fund to honor her husband, Jack Dalious, who died in 1996. “The significance of the gift from the Dalious estate cannot be overstated,” Midland College President Dr. David Daniel said. “Supporting the education of our students is our primary mission, and these gifts will benefit generations of students to come.” Ella Mae and Jack Dalious moved to Midland in 1961 where he served as an attorney for Exxon.

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Women Sharing the Dream Molly Fox Parsley By Fall 2005, hundreds of students who were studying science at Midland College each semester began using state-of-the-art facilities in the new Leona G. and John E. Fox Science Building, replacing MC’s 30-year-old science laboratories. The new facilities were particularly important to Midland College’s students who take anatomy and physiology, microbiology and general biology — “feeder” courses into all of Midland College’s Health Sciences programs, the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center’s Physician Assistant Program on the MC campus and other universities’ programs. The primary donor for the building was Midlander Molly Parsley, who named the building for her parents, Leona G. and John E. Fox. “As an only child, I was very close to my parents. By naming the building for them, I felt that I could honor both of them and their chosen professions — both based on strong science backgrounds,” Mrs. Parsley said. John Fox was a pharmacist who graduated from the University of Texas School of Pharmacy. Leona Fox was a registered nurse who graduated from Johns Hopkins School of Nursing. The Leona G. and John E. Fox Science Building was dedicated on June 21, 2005.

Neil Florer, Molly Parsley, Dr. Daniel and Beverly Pevehouse at the groundbreaking

Hal l ’s Way ... providing a physical and symbiotic link between MC and MCT

F. Marie Hall

Marie Hall with Dr. Daniel and Tim Jebsen, Executive Director of Midland Community Theatre

Gray skies turned blue, and New York Opera star and former Midlander Edward Pleasant sang “It’s a Wonderful World,” with words composed especially for the event, as the April 19, 2004 dedication ceremony for the long-awaited Hall’s Way began. Hall’s Way, named for donor F. Marie Hall, is the pedestrian bridge that now links Midland College and Midland Community Theatre.

“She cares a lot ... she’s full of wisdom ... she’s joyful ... she always seeks the truth ... she never gives up on mankind, and she’s a beautiful spirit,” Midland College President David Daniel said of Ms. Hall in a ceremony that included both Midland College and Midland Community Theatre administrators and officials. A Big Spring native, Hall’s philanthropy embraces education, allied health sciences, sports, law, medicine, nursing, research, the arts, rural health care, and scholarships throughout the state. In November 2003, Hall was named “Outstanding Philanthropist” by the Permian Basin Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals.

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Chaparral Circle Endowment Fund The Chaparral Circle Endowment Fund (CCEF), a permanent endowment fund established in 1992 by the Midland College Foundation, now has received over $10 million into its corpus. Since 1996, interest from the fund has funded over $5 million toward making your community college one of the premier institutions in our nation.

“Midland College is your college!!! Your generosity, enthusiasm and interest have allowed us to grow substantially over the past 35 years. The resources you provided have allowed us to meet both the educational and economic development needs of Midland. Thank you for your confidence and trust in the Midland College Foundation!!! — Dr. Eileen Piwetz Vice President of Institutional Advancement and the MC Foundation Executive Director

Technology $495,510 10% Facilities $1,605,534 32%

Miscellaneous $343,816 7%

Over $5 million has been invested in Midland College.

Instruction $2,576,061 51%

Court of Honor The Midland College Court of Honor is centrally located between the Scharbauer Student Center and the Beal Plaza and encloses the beautiful Marion Blakemore Memorial Fountain on three sides. All donations to the Court, whether for a brick or a bench, are invested into the Chaparral Circle Endowment Fund.

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The Midland College Foundation is proud to present two free community series that entertain and enlighten Midlanders four times each year at the Al G. Langford Chaparral Center. Over 83,600 West Texans have attended the Phyllis & Bob Cowan Performing Arts Series and the Davidson Distinguished Lecture Series, which bring renowned performers and speakers to the campus for free community concerts and lectures. These series are also supplemented by Midland College’s Friends of the Series.

Phyllis & Bob Cowan Performing Arts Series Since September of 1999, the Phyllis & Bob Cowan Performing Arts Series endowment has brought at least two of the finest available professional performing arts events to Midland College each year.

The most recent Cowan Performing Arts event was this past September, when The Ten Tenors, Australia’s musical sensation, performed for an audience of close to 4,000 at Chaparral Center. This debonair musical group has amassed an amazing repertoire, from Abba to arias, from which they perform to rave reviews.

The Cowans acknowledged, “We wanted to support Midland’s performing arts in a significant way. Midland has been very good to us, and we wanted to do something meaningful for the community in return.” Mr. Cowan added, “We acknowledge that we are stewards of God’s property, and it is only by His blessing that these funds are available to make this gift.” Events over the last five years include the Flying Karamazov Brothers, Ballet Folklorico de Mexico de Amalia Hernandez, the Eroica Trio, the Moscow Boys Choir, the Preservation Hall Jazz Band, Laurence Luckinbill in “Teddy Tonight,” Smokey Joe’s Cafe, The Academy of St. Martin in the Fields Chamber Ensemble, Ruthie Foster, the Golden Dragon Acrobats, and Dave Barry.

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Several of The Ten Tenors with reception host Julie Edwards From left (seated): Drew Graham, Jason Short, Ms. Edwards, and Liam McLachlan From left (standing): Stewart Morris, David Kidd, Craig Hendry, Jeff Teale, and Steven Sowden

Coming Spring 2008!

March 25, 2008 at 7:00 p.m.

A soaring evening of entertainment, capturing the thrill and power of world championship gymnastics, which merge athleticism into a breathtaking theatrical experience!

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Davidson Distinguished Lecture Series The Davidson Distinguished Lecture Series (DDLS) celebrated its 10th year at Midland College this year! The series was funded in 1997 by Steve Davidson and Susan Davidson McClenahan of the Davidson Family Charitable Foundation. Ken Burns was the returning DDLS lecturer The DDLS has brought many this fall — in celebration of the Series’ luminaries to MC for presentations 10th Anniversary. provided free to the community, twice a year. The mission of the DDLS is to bring speakers of academic achievement, civic leadership and/or public service who will provide educational opportunities and cultural enrichment to the community. Davidson lecturers over the past five years include Lee Cullum, Dr. Michael Berenbaum, Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor, David Brooks, Richard Leakey, the ever-popular Ben Stein, H.W. Brands, Pulitzer Prize-winning author John Updike, and Pulitzer Prize-winning scientist Jared Diamond.

To celebrate the 10-year anniversary of the Davidson Distinguished Lecture Series, award-winning documentary filmmaker Ken Burns returned to the Al G. Langford Chaparral Center for a special engagement. His lecture coincided with completion of his new documentary about World War II, The War, which began airing in September on PBS. MC extended a special invitation for Permian Basin veterans of WWII to attend the evening with Ken Burns. The evening brought an amazing turnout of over 150 WWII veterans. The veterans were acknowledged by MC President David Daniel and received a standing ovation from the World War II Vets visit with Ken Burns crowd of close to 3,000 people in Bob Hicks, Bill Pennebaker, Clyde Funk, M.D., Chaparral Center that night. Clem George, and Arlen Edgar with Mr. Burns

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DDLS Spring 2008 Guest Lecturers March 13, 2008 at 7:30 p.m. Michael Beschloss and Richard Norton Smith are nationally recognized presidential historians. Both have done extensive research and published numerous works on the American presidency. They are major figures in the ongoing conversation regarding American diplomacy and the influence of the American presidency in domestic and foreign affairs.

Richard Norton Smith Michael Beschloss

Friends of the Series

The MC Foundation created Friends of the Series for those who wish to augment the Davidson Distinguished Lecture Series and the Phyllis & Bob Cowan Performing Arts Series endowments. “Friends” allow the Foundation to sustain the outstanding programs of great lectures and fine entertainment. Donations may be made by anyone interested in supporting these cultural events in Midland. “These series provide a variety of opportunities to delight all Midlanders and create hunger for not only these lectures and performances, but also for the excellent cultural and intellectual activities we already enjoy in our city.” — Dr. Eileen Piwetz Executive Director of the MC Foundation

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Health Sciences A.D.N. Program Celebrates its 25th Anniversary In addition to MC’s 35th Anniversary this year, the Associate Degree Nursing (A.D.N.) program, one of MC’s most valuable programs for the community, celebrates its 25th anniversary! On December 12, 2007 a reception will be held in honor of the program founders, Dr. Celia Harris, Dr. Eileen Piwetz and Clara Usrey. Since its inception, 867 students have graduated from this two-year nursing program, ready to take the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEX-RNCAT) for licensure as a registered nurse.

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Dr. Jess H. Parrish Foyer Dedication On Thursday, June 7, 2007, the Midland College Board of Trustees hosted a Foyer Dedication Ceremony to recognize the contributions made by former MC President Dr. Jess H. Parrish, who served from 1981 - 1991. The ceremony included a dedication of the foyer of the Davidson Family Health Sciences Building to Dr. Dr. Parrish (left) and MC Board of Trustees President Ralph Way Parrish, with the unveiling of a plaque and pose in front of the plaque portrait, which will hang permanently in the and portrait. foyer of the building.

An anonymous patient, who felt Bartha saved his life, started the Dr. Gregory Bartha Health Sciences Scholarship with an initial gift of $4,000 in 1997. Since then, the Dr. Gregory Bartha Health Sciences Scholarship has grown tremendously.

It was Dr. Parrish’s forward thinking that enabled MC to address the community’s critical health care needs. He established the Associate Degree Nursing program in 1981 and the Respiratory Care program in 1982. Then, in 1984, Parrish created the Health Sciences Division. He continued to encourage vigorous expansion of the Division, and ultimately established five more new programs: Child Care, 1984; Radiography, 1985; Emergency Medical Services, 1986; Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counseling, 1988; and Veterinary Technology in 1989. “Each of these programs is a favorite,” Dr. Parrish said at the dedication ceremony, “it’s hard to say just how proud I am right now.”

In November of 2001, a gift of $100,000 was bequeathed by the Frances Metcalfe Estate to the scholarship. Dr. Bartha had been Mrs. Metcalfe’s physician for many years and she wanted to honor him with that very generous gift.

MC President Dr. David Daniel, who has been friends with Dr. Parrish for thirty years, said that Dr. Parrish’s 10-year tenure at Midland College was “a decade of service that will never be forgotten.”

Dr. Gregory Bartha Health Sciences Scholarship Dr. Gregory Bartha, a member of the MC Foundation Board and native Midlander who returned here to practice medicine, continues to draw praise from his patients.

The Dr. Gregory Bartha Health Sciences Scholarship was remembered in another bequest, that of longtime Midlander Ella Mae Dalious, who died November 13, 2005, at the age of 89. The distribution to the Midland College Foundation from the Ella Mae Dalious estate started in November of 2006 with a gift of $938,000, a sum to be divided among three funds — including the Dr. Gregory Bartha Health Sciences Scholarship. As of last July, the gift from the Dalious estate towards the Bartha Scholarship totaled $351,747. Her gift has doubled the size of the Bartha Scholarship, which now stands at $728,747, thanks to Mrs. Metcalfe, Mrs. Dalious and many other generous donors. Hundreds of students in seven MC Health Sciences programs — Diagnostic Medical Sonography, Emergency Medical Services, Health Information Technology, Associate Degree Nursing, Radiography, Respiratory Care, and Vocational Nursing — are eligible to apply for the Bartha Scholarship.

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From left to right, Radiography Clinical Director Bill Heathman, former A.D.N. Director Dr. Celia Harris, former Chair of Technical Studies Dr. Wayne Holcomb, former Health Sciences Chair and current Vice President of Institutional Advancement Dr. Eileen Piwetz, Dr. Parrish, Radiography Program Director Quinn Carroll and Director of the Helen L. Greathouse Children’s Center Rita Stotts

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Multiple Midland College teams have worked diligently over the last five years to develop federal grant requests which have resulted in over $6.5 million in awards for the institution.

Developing Hispanic Serving Institutions Program Midland College has been notified that the college will receive its third Hispanic Serving Institutions grant from the U.S. Department of Education (DOE). This $2.8 million award will allow MC to bridge the educational gap through a redesigning of developmental education and focused outreach services. Previous grants include a partnership with Sul Ross State University (2002-2007) to develop and strengthen science curricula for distance learning delivery and create a 2+2 science transfer program, as well as an individual grant (2000-2005) to transform instructional programs and student services focusing on at-risk, low-income students.

Community Based Job Training Initiative In October of 2005, the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) awarded MC a $617,291 grant to provide a Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN) to Registered Nurse (RN) Transition Program at the Williams Regional Technical Training Center (WRTTC) in Ft. Stockton. MC’s award over three years addresses the workforce needs of the health care industry, particularly the nursing shortage, by funding this distance learning program to provide a clear path for LVNs to upgrade their skills and certifications, and subsequently serve the health care needs of rural West Texas.

Upward Bound This past May, the DOE announced that Midland College will receive its third $1 million TRIO grant for its Upward Bound program which will be disbursed in annual installments of $250,000 for the next four years. “We are so pleased to be able to continue this valuable program,” said MC President David Daniel. “It is crucial that Midland College continues to serve disadvantaged and first-generation college students. Upward Bound is critical to our mission in serving this community.” The program serves motivated high school students from low-income families in which neither parent holds a bachelor’s degree. MC’s Upward Bound program is currently serving 50 students from 9th through 12th grades and, to date, 144 students have completed the program.

Student Support Services Student Support Services received their original funding in 2001 for their four-year grant cycle. In the fall of 2005, the DOE re-funded Midland College’s program with a $900,000 TRIO grant. This program provides opportunities for academic development, assists students with basic college requirements and serves to motivate students towards the successful completion of their post-secondary education. The program has served 371 students since its inception.

Hispanic-Serving Institutions Assisting Communities (HSIAC) This past August, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) awarded the Midland College Business and Economic Development Center (BEDC) a three-year $600,000 grant to establish the first ever Individual Development Account (IDA) program in Midland, Texas. The IDA program will assist at least 75 individuals to purchase a first home or establish/expand a business. In addition, the project will provide financial literacy services to at least 500 individuals. In 2003, a $600,000 HSIAC grant, Juntos Si Podemos (“Together We Can”), from HUD, implemented two initiatives. The Building Sciences Technology initiative assisted with the construction of four Midland Community Development Corporation affordable homes. Midland College Building Sciences Technology students, recruited through the Texas Workforce Network, increased their construction industry skills while assisting with the construction of affordable homes. The initiative also constructed a 7,200 square foot Building Technology Center east of MC’s Cogdell Learning Center on Florida street. The second initiative of the grant was expanding services provided by the Business and Economic Development Center, which resulted in a Business Survival Skills certificate program. The program is a series of classes that provides entrepreneurs the skills they need to succeed in business. In total, 142 individuals have participated in the program and 30 individuals have earned a certificate. Midland College received its first HSIAC grant for $400,000 in 2000. These funds were used to purchase equipment for business and industry classes at the ATC.

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Scholarships — ensuring future education An amazing 42 new scholarships have been created in the last five years. These funds will help provide education for thousands of students in the future. If you are interested in setting up a scholarship legacy, please contact the MC Foundation office at (432) 685-4526.

Frances Brown Endowed Scholarship

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Honoring his wife’s wish to provide scholarship opportunities so that students who struggle financially have an equal opportunity to pursue higher education, Midlander Jack E. Brown began generously funding the Frances Brown Endowed Scholarship in 2006.

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The scholarship reflects the interests of both Frances and Jack Brown, major philanthropists who enjoy contributing to causes close to their hearts, including the pursuit of higher education and the improvement and beautification of educational institutions. Mrs. Brown, who has a long commitment to the

educational and economic health of the community, reaffirmed her belief in the benefits of the scholarship named in her honor. “I am pleased that this gift will help Midland College students, who would otherwise struggle with college costs, get a college education,” she said. “The financial support of Frances and Jack Brown will change the lives not only of these students but also those of their children and future generations,” said MC President David Daniel.

Midland Medical Alliance Doctor’s Day Health Sciences Scholarship What originally began as an organized “thank you” to the doctors of Midland by the Midland Medical Alliance ultimately became a huge gift for Midland College’s Health Sciences students in 2001 … and still continues today! Doctor’s Day Observance is the brainchild of Edna Hibbitts, who suggested that patients could show their appreciation for their doctors by making donations of $10 or more in their physicians’ names to the Midland College Foundation. So, the Midland Medical Alliance Doctor’s Day Health Sciences Scholarship was established and funded by these contributions from the community. The scholarship is available to all full-time Health Sciences students who maintain a 3.0 GPA, or above. In 2007, there were 842 gifts totaling $19,999. Since its inception, the program has raised a total of $87,060 to assist MC’s Health Sciences students.

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Mary Anne Lindley Endowed Art Scholarship Mary Anne Johnson Lindley had a love of the arts—both as an artist and a supporter of art-related endeavors. Midland College, and our community, lost a great friend when she passed away July 24, 2005. During her many years in Midland, she supported and was active in a number of organizations, including Midland College, where she was both a donor and a student. Because of her interest in MC, her family honored her by endowing an art scholarship in the Midland College Foundation. The Mary Anne Lindley Endowed Art Scholarship was established by the Willard & Ruth Johnson Charitable Foundation in December of 2005 with a corpus of $150,000! The scholarship is reserved for art students, and will pay for their tuition, fees, books and art supplies.

Henri de Compiegne, Jr. Memorial Endowed Scholarship

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42 New Midland College Scholarships Established i n t h e L a s t F i v e Ye a r s Alliance Hospital Volunteer Services Department Scholarship Fund

Florence Henderson Ceramics Scholarship

Anonymous Endowed Scholarship

Home Hospice Scholarship

Clara & Arthur Armayor VN Scholarship

Hayden Jones Memorial Scholarship

Arts Assembly of Midland Fine Arts & Humanities Scholarship

Lancaster/Stuart Health Sciences Scholarship

Bachelor of Applied Technology (BAT) Scholarship

Mary Anne Lindley Endowed Art Scholarship

Dollye Neal Ballenger Scholarship

Vangie Lindsey Painting Scholarship

Anne & Bill Bachman Book Scholarship

Clayton McKinney Law Enforcement Scholarship

Ben Blake Endowed Accounting Scholarship James Bradford Memorial Scholarship

Midland Medical Alliance Health Sciences Scholarship (Doctor’s Day)

Frances Brown Endowed Scholarship

Midland Northside Lions Club Scholarship

Dara Perry Bush R.N. Nursing Scholarship

Mills Family Endowed Scholarship

Compass Operating Scholarship

Susie G. Noble Endowed Business Scholarship

Dr. Patrick H. Cordero Memorial Scholarship

Paul Inya Ondieki Memorial Scholarship

Henri was a prominent oilman and civic leader, since moving to Midland in 1954. In 1959, he married Mary Kennard Wallace, who became his wife of 46 years. During his 50 years in Midland, he devoted himself not only to his family and work, but to the betterment of his community. He was involved with, and served on the board of numerous organizations, including the Midland College Foundation Board, where his service began in 1995. Today, his son, H. Joseph de Compiegne, serves on the Foundation Board, and his wife, Mary, serves on the Cowan Performing Arts Series committee, continuing the family’s dedication to MC.

Jack A. Dalious Memorial Golf Scholarship

Beverly & Joe Pevehouse Endowed Scholarship

James A. “Buddy” Davidson Endowed Veterinary Technology Scholarship

Isabel & Bryce Rea Music Scholarship

Linnie Hall Davidson, R.N. Endowed Nursing Scholarship

Rising to the Challenge (Greater Texas Foundation)

Henri de Compiegne, Jr. Memorial Endowed Scholarship

The Marshal Verne Ross Foundation, Inc. Scholarship

Dragisic Memorial Scholarship

Chloice Shofner Scholarship

Patricia Haines Math Scholarship

Henri’s legacy of service lives on in the fund, Henri de Compiegne, Jr. Memorial Endowed Scholarship, that his wife, Mary, has established in his memory. Mary de Compiegne made a gift of $100,000 to Midland College. The scholarship awards $1,000 per semester to students who receive no other financial assistance or scholarship.

Bruce T. Halle Family Foundation Scholarship

Eleanor Slunaker & William W. Smith Endowed Scholarship

When Henri Adjutor du Pont de Compiegne, Jr., passed away in January of 2006, MC President David Daniel praised him as, “a perfect example of a gentleman, one who understands what his responsibilities are and fulfills them to the utmost.”

George Harley Memorial Endowed Scholarship

Mary & Glen Richardson Scholarship

David Watkins Music Scholarship Franz Weis Automotive Scholarship

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Mike Mahoney In high school he “majored in having a good time,” and began from there as a truck driver. Since then, this former MC student has visited 33 countries, most recently having spent two years in Kabul as a hospital administrator, and before that, Guam. How could a man who never planned to go to college achieve such success? The answer is simple: Midland College changed Mike Mahoney’s life. He enrolled in the Respiratory Care program in the fall of 1984. “I couldn’t have asked for better people to work with. I really struggled the first semester and, if it had not been for the teachers helping me through, I would not have made it,” said Mike. Not only did he make it, but he graduated in the spring of 1986 with his Associate of Applied Science degree in Respiratory Care and was named the Respiratory Care Student of the Year. He credits his instructor Bob Weidmann for much of his joy and success at MC. “Bob is one of the best teachers I have ever worked

with. He is truly a gifted educator,” Mike said. He later worked with him in Kabul, Afghanistan, because he actually hired Professor Weidmann to train his hospital staff on their first-ever respirators. And thus, this success story comes full-circle as student and teacher helped the citizens of Kabul.

Mahoney (right) at the hospital in Kabul

Mike also received a degree in Health Care Administration from St. Joseph’s College in Standish, Maine, and is now serving as a senior administrator at a teaching hospital in Southern California.

Midland College’s Director of Respiratory Care, Bob Weidmann, took the most important things he had to give to the citizens of Kabul, Afghanistan and left them all behind when he returned. He shared everything he knew about respiratory care, and how the doctors and nurses of the 210-bed Wazir Akbar Khan hospital should use their first-ever ventilators. But, Weidmann brought back home so much more than he ever imagined—an entirely new view of his own country. “We have so much here. We Weidmann (left) with hospital staff in Kabul take so much for granted and don’t realize that we are the exception compared to people around the world,” he said. The discrepancies are apparent in their healthcare as well. Weidmann was in Kabul to train doctors and nurses on how to use the post-operative care equipment we have had in the United States for years. He was hired for this training post by Mike Mahoney, one of his former MC Respiratory Care students. The hospital where Weidmann worked for two weeks was making history, for these were the first four ventilators to be used in a non-military hospital in Afghanistan. When Bob left Kabul, he told the staff to stay in touch with him if they had any questions. He must have done a great job training them, because he hasn’t heard from them yet.

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MC students serving our community MC students have a history of reaching out to the community and many MC student organizations foster giving, service and awareness-raising activities.

MC’s Volleyball Team Before hosting a match with Western Texas College in October, the MC volleyball team gathered in specially made pink T-shirts to support Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The pink ribbons in their hair not only matched their T-shirts, but matched the ubiquitous pink ribbons we have come to honor as the symbol of this great cause. It wasn’t just their clothes, but the ball itself—made with pink, white and black—which was used in the symbolic first serve for this momentous event. After the game, the ball was presented to the American Cancer Society for their fundraising efforts. The volleyball team also hosted a post-game ice cream social with their fans, MC representatives and guests from the American Cancer Society. What was the flavor of the ice cream? Strawberry, of course.

The MC volleyball team and other supporters of the Breast Cancer Awareness event pose with their pink shirts, along with Pepe, MC’s mascot.

Cosmetology Program No matter what the cause or celebration, MC’s Cosmetology Department will be there “with bells on.” Under the altruistic leadership of Director of Cosmetology Michael Fields, these students have assisted with the cancer fundraiser Locks of Love, the Business and Professional Women’s Camp BPW for MC’s Upward Bound and Talent Search students, Cogdell’s Fall Fair and Midland Community Theatre’s production of CATS. Mr. Fields has instilled in his students the idea of giving back to the community, and it shows. Cosmetology students have been beautifying Midlanders for several years now. And, when not providing their wonderful services free for a worthy cause, the program charges very nominal fees. Since 1986, more than 8,000 students have taken advantage of the original Abell-Hanger Scholarship, which was renamed Midland’s Legacy Scholarship in 2003 when the Helen Greathouse Charitable Trust became a funding partner. The Chaparral Foundation joined the partnership in 2006. Together, the three agencies provide more than $500,000 each year for scholarships, and in exchange, students have contributed more than 260,000 volunteer hours at more than 90 nonprofit agencies. In return for the scholarship, which pays their tuition and fees, students are required to complete at least 40 hours of volunteer service.

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Bachelor’s Degrees at Midland College Midland College is now accredited to offer a Bachelor of Applied Technology degree in Organizational Management and offers students other upper-division degree opportunities from six universities — without having to leave Midland.

Bachelor of Applied Technology in Organizational Management It was an evening of cheers and tears, limos and love, pride and prayers, and well-earned awards as Midland College made history on Friday, May 11, 2007. MC’s 34th Commencement marked a major milestone as the college awarded its first Bachelor of Applied Technology degrees. The first eight students—Brad Cline, Amme Cole, Jennifer Conner, Louis Mata, Susan McMinn, Patrick Repman, Ann Saenz and Lisa Torres—to receive the four-year degree deserved a little pomp, and appropriately, arrived at commencement in a long, white limousine. They walked away from the ceremony with diplomas bearing the degree “Bachelor of Applied Technology in Organizational Management.” The four-year degree offers Associate of Applied Science graduates the opportunity to advance their education and pursue careers as supervisors, managers or executives in business, industry, and government. Graduates emerge from this unique program with an understanding of both management and specialized

fields of interest perspectives. This is not just a case of Midland College growing their own, but MC will now become a resource in Texas whereby students from many area junior colleges can continue to build on the educational background that they already began in their associate degree programs. This will give them a career ladder towards upper management and simultaneously serve the needs of businesses “This program has changed and industries in the our lives.” — Amme Cole Midland-Odessa area.

Front row, from left: Susan McMinn, Amme Cole, Lisa Torres, and Ann Saenz Back row, from left: Louis Mata, Patrick Repman, MC President - Dr. David Daniel, Brad Cline and Jennifer Conner

In spring of 2004, the program was approved by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board. In December of 2004, the program was approved by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. The first classes were held in the fall of 2005 with an initial enrollment of 20 students. Over 150 students have now been admitted to the program.

Midland College’s University Center MC’s University Center is designed to serve students needing local options for either beginning or completing four-year degrees and beyond. Besides MC’s baccalaureate degree, programs and courses are now offered by six area universities on the Midland College campus: Angelo State University, Howard Payne University, Lubbock Christian University, Sul Ross State University, Texas Tech University, and the University of Texas of the Permian Basin. A total of four master’s degrees, 11 bachelor’s degrees and two teacher certification programs are now offered by these six universities on the Midland College campus, using MC’s first class Distance Learning systems.

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Students in Philanthropy The Students in Philanthropy (SIP) program celebrated its 10th anniversary this year at its April 18th annual Grant Awards Ceremony. For that ceremony, SIP students received and reviewed 27 grant applications and funded 17 nonprofit organizations for a total of $20,625 in awards.

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Petroleum Professional Development Center Midland College’s Petroleum Professional Development Center (PPDC) is housed in the Jack G. Elam Building in downtown Midland at the corner of Main St. and Illinois Ave. The PPDC was created on July 1, 2004 with the consolidation of the Permian Basin Graduate Center and MC’s Petroleum Geotechnology Training Center. The center is one of only seven mid-career training centers worldwide recognized by the American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG).

Since the program’s inception in 1997, SIP students, led by Program Coordinator Laura McCabe, have reviewed a total of 298 grant applications, resulting in 165 funded grants, for a total of $187,003 in monies raised and awarded to area nonprofits.

Anniversary birthday cake at SIP’s 10th Anniversary celebration

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The program has a long history of stewardship since 1997, when the Abell-Hanger Foundation first established the organization to provide student leaders the opportunity to improve the quality of life in their communities. In December of 2006, the Helen Greathouse Charitable Trust joined with Abell-Hanger to fund the program.

The consolidation of the two programs created a dynamic and diverse continuing education program expanding Midland College’s ability to offer the latest industry education to area oil and gas personnel. Many of the PPDC’s classes qualify for re-certification credits that Professional Engineers, Professional Geologists, Certified Public Accountants, and Petroleum Landmen use to maintain their certification status.

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The Cogdell Learning Center is home to Adult Basic Education, GED and English as a Second Language classes offered free to the public. The center also offers several MC developmental studies classes. The Business and Economic Development Center and Midland Need to Read are also housed at Cogdell, along with a range of outreach services to assist south and east Midland residents in accessing MC programs and resources, including the Bill Pace Cogdell Scholarship. A Community Liaison offers college planning and financial aid assistance to first-generation college students and others from the community.

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Midland College’s dream of establishing a presence in south Midland came true in 1992 with Bill Pace Cogdell’s generous donation of the buildings in the 200 block of W. Florida Street, which now comprise the Cogdell Learning Center. This past October marked the Center’s 15th Anniversary, which was celebrated with a quinceañera-themed Fall Fair. Young women planning a quinceañera within the year participated in an essay contest, answering the question, “Why is it important for a young lady to go to college?” The winner, Mariana Mayoral, an 8th grader at Goddard Junior High received a quinceañera package valued at $950. The fair also included burritos, mariachi music, quinceañera cake and many children’s activities free to the public. Over 15 MC programs were present to discuss their resources and provide activities for participants. A special commemoration was also made to Bill Pace Cogdell, who died in 1997, leaving the generous Bill Pace Cogdell Charitable Trust. This scholarship trust has enabled over 40 students to earn certificates or degrees and continues to provide many MC students access to higher education. “It has been gratifying to see so many students benefit from the services available at Cogdell to access a college education and achieve their personal and career aspirations. The Bill Pace Cogdell Scholarship is truly changing the lives of individuals and families in this community,” said Cogdell Director Liz Zenteno.

Renovations almost complete! Renovation of the Cogdell Learning Center was included in the $41.8 million bond passed in 2005. Upgrades include a new Welcome Center, a public-access computer lab, new classrooms, new courtyards, and multiple interior and exterior enhancements. Completion is scheduled for this December, with an Open House planned soon thereafter.

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“I congratulate all of the dedicated individuals involved over these past 15 years as they contributed to the success of the Cogdell Learning Center. Mr. Cogdell would be proud of the many Bill Pace Cogdell Scholarship recipients who have diligently pursued an Associate or Bachelor’s degree. Job well done!” — Carol Subia Co-Trustee of the Bill Pace Cogdell Charitable Trust

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Advanced Technology Center Midland College’s Advanced Technology Center (ATC) provides state-of-the-art technology and learning facilities, unsurpassed in this area. It is an active center for Workforce Training, Technical Studies and high school Dual Enrollment programs.

Workforce Continuing Education Workforce Continuing Education (WFCE) offers courses designed to assist students in developing or enhancing their occupational skills. WFCE also offers training for students interested in pursuing new career opportunities, as well as certifications and mandatory licensure updates for both technical and non-technical professions. The department also works with individuals and professional groups to develop and organize customized continuing education course offerings, seminars and forums. WFCE is constantly evolving to meet the demands of the modern business person. This fall they introduced the Lunch ‘n Learn Series, which includes short, intensive courses offered over the lunch hour on such topics as Assertiveness and Communication and Creating a Professional Presence. WFCE also recently began their online program, which offers online classes in Microsoft Office applications. Since 1998, the Midland College Foundation and the Midland Memorial Hospital Foundation have co-hosted an annual Estate Planning Seminar at the ATC to meet the mandatory continuing education needs of attorneys and accountants. To date, over 1,000 professionals have attended those seminars.

The ATC is located at 3200 W. Cuthbert.

The ATC is also home to Midland College’s Medical Assisting and Massage Therapy programs, which provide fast-track training that accelerates entry into the workforce.

Dual Enrollment Dual enrollment courses are also offered at the Advanced Technology Center. These courses may be taken by 11th and 12th grade students who will receive both high school and college credit. This program allows high school students to earn college credit early and have their study and learning efforts “count twice.” The following departments offer courses approved for dual course enrollment: Computer Science, English, Math, Modern Languages, Music, Social Sciences, Automotive Technology, Building Trades, Cosmetology, Computer Graphics Technology, Law Enforcement and Welding Technology.

Technical Studies Many of Midland College’s classrooms and laboratories for its Technical Studies programs are located at the ATC. From state-of-the-art welding and automotive technology facilities, designed with student safety in mind, to computer graphics with 3-D printing technology — the ATC is a first-class center for learning. Programs include both certificate and degree options.

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Over 700 children descended upon the Midland College campus for opening day of the first session of KIDS’ COLLEGE this past June. They arrived to participate in this very popular summer enrichment program, offering 62 classes, 16 of which were new for this year’s sessions. The curriculum spans the arts, sciences, sports, camping, computers and crafts. Some of the new courses included Sign Language, Creative Critters, Jazzy Jewels, and Adventures in Medieval Times. Mad • KIDS’ COLLEGE began in 1984 with 23 courses and an enrollment of 220 students. Science of Midland also joined KIDS’ COLLEGE for • In the summer of 2007, KIDS’ COLLEGE the first time to offer two provided 62 courses, serving 1,118 children. new classes, NASA Academy • Since its inception KIDS’ COLLEGE has of Space Explorers and served over 12,000 youth. Power Up, a class on electric circuits.

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KIDS’ COLLEGE offers two sessions every summer for students in the first through the sixth grades. Each session is two weeks and offers a tremendous variety of classes during the afternoon.

College Classics is perhaps the most interesting of all Midland College classes to area senior citizens. The program, which was initiated in the spring of 1989, includes a series of courses designed especially for local residents who are 50 and older. Classes are offered through a semi-annual registration fee of just $25 per semester. The fall semester consists of two sessions. Three sessions are offered in the spring. The instructors of College Classics are recruited from among the Midland College faculty, continuing education teachers and community volunteers. With their areas of expertise and years of experience, these teachers truly bring to life such subjects as History, Genealogy, and Computer Basics. Several new classes have been introduced to this constantly growing program, including Handwriting Analysis, Pilates, Yoga, Investing, Identity Theft and Fraud, Classic Greece and Astronomy. Since its inception in 1989, the College Classics program has served over 1,000 senior citizens!

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Student Housing Expansion Midland College’s third residence hall was named after Midlander and Speaker of the Texas House of Representatives Tom Craddick and his wife, Nadine. The Midland College Board of Trustees voted to name the residence hall, which opened in August of 2003, Nadine and Tom Craddick Hall. The official dedication ceremony was held on October 27, 2003. The residence hall is a 94-bed co-ed facility. Each spacious room in the three residence halls serving the main campus — O’Shaughnessy Hall, Craddick Hall, and the men’s residence hall — houses two students. MC also provides family housing units. MC’s residence halls are home to a very diverse group of students. Just in the last year, students from over 17 states and 17 countries have lived on the Midland College campus in these three residence halls. Family housing units units on Foundation Drive

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Corporate Giving Burlington Resources/ConocoPhillips is an excellent example of a corporate benefactor. Burlington Resources had a long history of giving to Midland College, even before being purchased by ConocoPhillips. Their first gift of $45,000 in 1993 went towards the renovation of the newly donated buildings which Bill Pace Cogdell gave to MC so the college could have a presence in south Midland. Since then, Burlington’s gifts total over $161,000 for such projects as the Dorothy & Todd Aaron Medical Science Building, the Fox Science Building and the Petroleum Professional Development Center. ConocoPhillips acquired Burlington Resources in late 2005 and has continued the tradition of supporting Midland College, most recently with a gift of $20,000 in September of this year. Together, ConocoPhillips and Burlington Resources have given $217,000 to MC. Their latest gift is directed to the Petroleum Professional Development Center (PPDC), whose Director, Hoxie Smith, responded, “MC’s Petroleum Professional Development Center sincerely appreciates this generous contribution from ConocoPhillips! The donation will allow MC to significantly expand its much needed computer training capability at the PPDC.”

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Operating Revenue Ad Valorem Tax . . . . . . . . . . . . 13,423,000 State Appropriation . . . . . . . . . . . 9,876,870 Tuition & Fees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9,757,600 Auxiliary Enterprises . . . . . . . . . . 1,628,450 Other Local Revenue . . . . . . . . . 1,502,257 Total Operating Revenue . . . 36,188,177 Ad Valorem Tax Debt Service . . 2,958,890 Restricted Funds Revenue . . . . 10,657,178 Total Budgeted Revenue . . . 49,804,245

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Thank You Midland! Numerous construction and renovation projects, made possible by the $41.8 million bond overwhelmingly approved by the citizens of Midland in 2005, are well underway. When Midland College was designed in the early 70s, the administration estimated a maximum enrollment of 1,500 students. Typical semester enrollments are now four times that — around 6,000. “These additions and renovations constitute an entire transformation of the campus, while also accommodating the growth of the College,” said MC President David Daniel.

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Academic Building:

The new, two-story classroom facility will house a 100-seat lecture hall; 36 classrooms; offices for adjunct University Center faculty; a student lounge on the second floor overlooking the campus; a landscaped plaza with a water feature; faculty offices and a large atrium with a small kitchen for lecture hall functions. It will also add 100 parking spaces to the campus. Construction of this facility is approximately 70 percent complete. Exterior brick and stone are being set. Interior walls are being erected, and electrical, mechanical and plumbing rough-in continues. The completion date for this building is estimated for late March, 2008.

Fox Science Building-Phase II:

The concrete slab was poured recently. Framing and pouring of the footings and foundation beams for the exterior connectors are complete. Steel erection is currently in progress.

Helen L. Greathouse Children’s Center

Currently going through the site preparation phase, the center is being relocated and expanded in order to more than double the amount of children served, as well as increase the age range to include infants.

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Hydronic Line Replacement and other Heating and Cooling Projects: Trenching and welding for the installation of the new pipe is underway and 80% complete. The new chillers, boilers and expansion tanks have been set in the central plant, and the large pumps are currently being installed. The Central Plant building is currently being remodeled and nearing completion.

Cogdell Learning Center: Remodeling of this facility is complete and offices have been reoccupied. Final furnishings are now being purchased and placed. Both Adult Basic Education and Developmental Studies classes will resume in January 2008.

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Two pickup trucks, two minivans, two 15-passenger buses, three 24-passenger buses and one 38-passenger bus have been purchased. These vehicles are used to transport students, faculty and athletes on various MC sponsored field trips. All of these vehicles are noted for their high safety ratings. The smaller buses are painted and the large bus is scheduled to be painted.

Pedestrian Safety Measures: A six-foot-wide pedestrian sidewalk has been laid around two-thirds of MC’s Circle Drive for enhanced safety for both students and the community. The sidewalk has ADA access ramps and provides a comfortable and safer path for Midlanders to exercise and enjoy the campus. This project also included extensive landscaping with raised-crossing safety areas that slow traffic in the areas along the north part of Circle Drive, where students cross to go to the residence halls and the Jack E. Brown Dining Hall.

Maintenance Facility: The new building provides greater storage, organization and security for the college’s maintenance vehicles, equipment and supplies. A vehicle maintenance shop and woodworking shop are also part of the new facility, which serves as home to the grounds and maintenance employees. The Grand Opening was held on June 18, 2007.

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MC Athletics — Championship programs Midland College is well known for all of its athletic programs: basketball, baseball, golf, softball and volleyball. Two programs, however, had a particularly good year in 2006-2007.

Golf — 2006 NJCAA National Champions Following a trying 2006 season that included the illness of the Chap’s long-time coach Delnor Poss, a constant reshuffling of the tournament line-up and dropping to their lowest ranking in recent history, the Chaparral golf team completed their improbable season with a national championship. Coach Poss’ line-up featured four freshmen (Kevin Carrigan, Nathan Sheen, Brady Shivers and Wynand Snyman) and one sophomore (Nils Bjorling), who were poised and destined to shake-up the tournament field. Playing at the Links at Sierra Blanca in Ruidoso, Midland College was ranked #6, yet highly regarded in junior college golf circles. The Chaps proved they had what it took to secure the national championship, the third in MC Men’s Golf history (1992 & 1995). And, for what could be regarded as his most challenging year, Coach Delnor Poss was named NJCAA Division I Golf Coach of the Year.

Men’s Basketball — 2007 NJCAA National Champions The 2007 Midland College Chaparral basketball team completed its post-season run going 4-0 in the NJCAA National Basketball Championship and they did it as a team. The Chaps completed the season with a 29-8 overall record including going 7-0 in the post-season (3-0 in the Region V Tournament and 4-0 in the National Championship Tournament). The national championship game was an ironic pairing between the Chaparrals and nationally ranked Chipola Junior College of Florida. The irony of the match-up was the fact that MC was the pre-season #1 ranked team in the NJCAA with Chipola being selected as the pre-season #2 team. Indeed, the ratings held true. When it was all said and done, the Midland College Chaps were crowned the 2007 NJCAA Men’s National Basketball Champions. And, Coach Grant McCasland was named Coach of the Tournament.

Chad Campbell David Chad Campbell — former MC graduate and now champion golfer — recently designated a $25,000 contribution to MC’s Golf program. The money, given by the PGA of America, came from the 36th Ryder Cup, held in September 2006 at the K Club in Straffan County Kildare, Ireland. As a Ryder Cup team member, Campbell was able to select Midland College to receive funding for the “Golf: For Business and Life” program. The program is the PGA’s college initiative designed to teach and improve the golf skills of students through instruction provided by PGA professionals, and to suggest ways in which the students can use golf as a business tool as they enter the professional world. This initiative is already underway in MC’s golf program. Campbell was born in Andrews, Texas and attended Midland College from 1992 to 1994 where he played golf under the instruction of coach Delnor Poss. He finished his bachelor’s degree at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. He turned professional in 1996 and has since claimed three PGA Tour wins. Last year, he won the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic.

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ABL Management, Inc. AE Fuller & Associates Brenda Aaron Charles Aaron Todd Aaron (dec.) Todd Aaron Estate Abell-Hanger Foundation Abbott Development Company Rachel & Gene Abbott Jane Louise Acher Estate Analda Acosta Elva Acosta Isabel Acosta Robert Acosta Mr. & Mrs. Nelson J. Adams Joy Adams Moreen L. Adams Terry & Jim Adams Mary & Bubba Adkins Tammy & Mark Adkins Adventure Finance Dyan & Frank Agar J. Aguilar Guadalupe Aguirre Helen Parsons Ahders Paula & Ruff Ahders R.R. Alanis G.R. Alborn, Jr. Anastacio Alcela Aldridge Electric, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Edwin E. Aldridge, Jr. Amanda & Scott Alexander Jean K. & W.T. Alexander Latesha Alexander Vicki & Eram Ali Alignment Shop, Inc. All American Chevrolet of Midland Alldredge Gardens

Students are our highest priority. In this 35th anniversary report covering the last five years, the college district, the MC Foundation, the faculty, staff and students pay tribute to the generous donors who support education and student scholarships. These donors are making a difference in students’ lives and in the future of our great community! The list reflects donations from November 1, 2002 through October 31, 2007.

Barbara & Roger D. Allen Forrest Allen James S. Allen Jean C. Allen Katherine & Dr. David Allen Mr. & Mrs. Lewis Allen Marilyn & Neal Allen Robert Allen Alliance Hospital Janet M. Allison Amparo Almendarez Alpine Lodge Restaurant Alsate Management & Investment Co. Tresa & Ronald Alston Sandra & Jim Alsup Altrusa International, Inc. of Midland Pamela & Charles Alvarado John Alvarez Arturo Amaro Rachel Ambler American Hauler Inc. American Legion Auxiliary Unit 19 Edmund T. Anderson, IV John Anderson Joy & Jonathan Anderson Tania Andrasko Andrews Collegiate/AM Andrews County News Janet Andrews Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Angelo, Jr. Betty Lou Angelo Aggie Anguish Nancy R. Anguish Anonymous Answers, Etc. Anthem Oil and Gas, Inc. Apache Instrumentation & General Construction

Kathy Ard Diane Arila Martin Armendarez Mary Armendariz Terry Armendariz Veronica Armendariz Rebecca & Spencer Armour Tressa & Karl Armstead Andrew E. Armstrong Barbara & James Armstrong Mr. & Mrs. John “Jack” Armstrong Kathy & Andy Armstrong Juanita Arnett Cindy & Lonnie Arnold Dana & John Arnold Nolan D. Arnold Carolyn Arnpriester David H. Arrington Jan & Roger Artley Arts Assembly of Midland Ashworth Families Robin & David Askew

Association of Fundraising ProfessionalsPermian Basin Chapter Alecia & Bret Atchley J.V. Atkinson Lauren & Azure Atkinson Atmos Energy Corporation J. Doug Avery Diane Avina B3 Properties B&D Jones B & H Properties BJ Services Company BMW of the Permian Basin BP America Production Company BTA Oil Producers Employees Chet A. Babin Bachman Family Anne E. Bachman Carol & Art Bailey Ginny & Randy Bailey Marsha & Bob Bailey Connie Baird Baker Hughes

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Midland College has improved the quality of life in this community for the last thirty-five years by being responsive and by opening the doors to a variety of educational opportunities for worthy men and women. We are proud of that heritage!!! — Richard T. McMillan, Esq. President of the Midland College Foundation Board

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Friends and Donors Linda & Clifford Baker Lucinda Baker Tana & Darwin Baker Debbie & Sam Bakke Liberacion S. & Marino B. Balediata Judy & Jack Bales Wilda P. Balko Dollye Neal Ballenger (dec.) Francys Ann Ballenger Theresa J. & Arthur R. Baltrip, Sr. Vicki Cunningham-Balzer Gayle R. & Samuel Banda Bank of America Bank of America Foundation Brian Banks Mr. & Mrs. R.C. Banks Chris Baquirin The Bar Isobel Barden Don Barela, Jr. Annabel & Jerry Barker Dottie & Norman Barker Mr. & Mrs. Clarence C. Barksdale Lelia Barnaby Barnes & Noble Booksellers Connie & Roger Barnes Julie & Rob Barnett Sarah & Elmer Barnett Terri Barnett Beverly & Richard Barr Pearl Barr Elsa Barrandey Mr. & Mrs. Leonard G. Barrett Ruthie Barron Dorotha Lynn Barth Gregory W. Bartha, M. D. Cynthia J. & Mark D. Barton Vincent Bash III, D.D.S. Betty & Wylie Basham BASIC Energy Services Joan & Pat (dec.) Baskin Edith McBride Bass Pitricia D. Bassham Jimmie A. Batenhorst William H. Bates III Brent Bates Julia E. Bates

Deborah & Ozzie Bauer Jodie & Stephen Baugh Baulch Family Byron R. Baulch Andrew N. Baur Baxter Trust Paula & Eric Bayley Baytech, LLP Beach Family Jeanne & Bill (dec.) Beach Beal Foundation Chrys & Kelly Beal Cliffy & B.J. Beal Karen & Spencer Beal Kathryn L. & Stuart E. Beal Keleen Beal (dec.) Lynda & Carty Beal Nancy & Barry Beal Carolyn & Thomas Beall Wanda & Ernest Beam Mary H. Bechner Joan Bechtel Mary & Barry Beck Patricia & Richard Bedolla DarylAnn & James Beeghley Martha H. Behr and Family Dayna & Dale Beikirch Renee & Louis Beique Dr. & Mrs. Omar Belazi Dr. & Mrs. Roger Belizaire Dorothy T. Belknap Ellen & Larry Bell Rebecca Bell Sylvia & John Bell Helen & Stanley (dec.) Bellows Cindy & J. Kevin Belt Maxine Belt Estela & Aurelio Beltran Janet & Rick Bender Michelle & Jack Benham Robert Bennett, D.D.S. Linda & Brad Bennett Mary Emma & Robert A. Bennett Roger Bennett Charles Benson Cindy & Jim Benson Berg Motor Co.

John C. Berger Mr. & Mrs. Bob Berger Joyce Bergman Polly Bermingham TM Bernard Mike Berry Nina & John Berry Patsy Berry Virginia Berry Best Western Swiss Clock Inn Harry M. Bettis, Jr. John D. Bettis Kelli Bettis Bienvenidos Mexican Food Restaurant Big Bend Communications, Inc. Big Country Irrigation Big Dog Drilling Anita Johnson Biggs Bill Williams Tire Center Nancy & Don Billings Beth & Carl Bird Kay & Charles Bird Kay & Don Bishop Mr. & Mrs. Wayne A. Bissett Ethelyne R. Bizilo Elizabeth & Preston Black Fredda L. Black Linda & Scott Black Martha Nobles Black Pat & Dan Black Sarilyn & Bill Black Kelly M. & Robert C. Blackburn Kat Blackman Pat & Richard Blackwell Beth Ann Blackwood Kathryn & Roger Blaha Jack Blair Blake Oil & Gas Corporation Carol Jo & Jack E. Blake James M. Blakemore Mary Lou & Mickey Blakeney Frances Blanchard Jennifer Blanchard Reginald Blanchard Robert M. Blanchard Pat & Wendel Blankenship Blankinship 1991 Foundation, Inc.

Elizabeth & Herb Blankinship Mr. & Mrs. D.L. Blau Harlan Blau Leesa & Mark Blau Bennie & Bob Bledsoe Lou Bliss Anita (dec.) & Spencer Blocker Dr. & Mrs. Brent Blonkvist Emily & Kevin Blonkvist Joan Blue Bob Beck Tubulars Bobby Cox Companies, Inc. Greta & Bernie Bodar Mr. & Mrs. A.R. Bohannon, Jr. Joan & Dan Bohannon Charlene & Pat Bolden Geri Jolly Bolding Hayden & Blakeney Boldrick James P. Boldrick Laurie & Miles Boldrick Sue Starr Boldrick Gregory Boles Norma J. & Herbert (Bud) Boles Mr. & Mrs. Perry Bolger Melissa J. Boliver Cindy & Scott Bond Janette & Joe Bonderud Leslie & Steven Bonderud Megan & Richard Booth Ashley & Chris Boren Dr. & Mrs. Beau J. Boren Allan Borgman Michelle Bose Ramah & Chris Bosecker Herman Bosquez Bosworth Company, Ltd. Linda & Corky Bosworth Susan H. Bosworth Fonda Bowen Beverly & Bill Bowhay N.J. Bowman Chris Box Lucy & Dr. Marshall Box Box-It Abel Boyd Alan D. Boyd, P.C. Cinda & Kenneth Boyd

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Friends and Donors Foy W. Boyd, Jr. Tricia Boyd Elizabeth & George D. Boynton Janie Pierce-Bracher Rhonda Bradford Jana Bradley Lamoyane & Jim Bradshaw Sheila Ann Bradshaw Bruce Brady Carolyn Brady Rita Brady Brahaney Family Kay and Tom Brahaney Sandra T. Bramlett Norma Brandin Glenn S. Brant, CPL M.W. Branum Mark Branum Mildred & David Brazell Brazos Higher Education Service Corporation Brazosport College Dr. & Mrs. Paul Breen Leann & Harold (Hal) Brenner Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Brewer Lt. William Brewer Chapter, NSDAR Paulette & Ben Bridges Bridgestone Firestone Trust Fund Dorothy & David Briggs Mary Anna Brimberry Jim Brimer Quentina & Joe Brininstool Mary & Randy Brinker Ruby Bristoaubert Becky & Jim Britton David Britton Michelle K. Brock Sophia & G.W. Brock C.H. Brockett, Jr. (dec.) Janet Brockett John Brockman Bonnie & William L. Brockschmidt Mr. & Mrs. Donald Brotherton Brian T. Brown Charlotte & Dr. Larry Brown Domnica A. & Richard W. Brown Elizabeth Brown

Frances & Jack E. Brown H.L. Brown Mr. & Mrs. James C. Brown Mr. & Mrs. Johnnie B. Brown Katie & Willie Brown Laura & Jim Brown Linda & Doyce Brown Lora & James Brown Patrick A. Brown Robyn L. & David B. Brown Dr. & Mrs. Steven Brown Susan & David Brown Sylvia & Darrell Brown Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Brown Vanora Neely Brown Mr. & Mrs. Warren A. Brown, Jr. Elise Browning Sam Brownlee Bonnie & Mike Brumley Cece & A.J. Brune Randy Bruno Pamela R. & Dave Brutout Donald W. Bryant Jacque & Roger Bryant Karmen & Billy Bryant Teresa Bryant Sharon Buck Melissa & Don Buehrer Barbara Buescher Bullock, Scott, Neisig, Morgan, Leeton & Strauss, P.C. Mr. & Mrs. Maurice R. Bullock (dec.) Chris Bumgarner Betty Jo & Sam Burcham Cathy & Ken Burgess Ben & Carole Warren Burkett Robert O. Burkett Elizabeth & Joe Burkle Elizabeth & Steven Burleson Gayle & Jerry Burleson Lewis B. Burleson Burlington Resources Foundation Marcelene Burnett Susie B. Burnett Mr. & Mrs. Weston Burnett Bill Burns Connie & Morris Burns

Denise & Robert Burns Elaine & Scooter Burns Laura B. Burns Ann & Bill Bush Betty & Robert Bushong Kirk Butcher Dorothy & Dave Buthman Alva D. Butler Doyle & Gene Butler Imagene C. Butler O. Doyle Butler Gayle Butts Deborah & Donald Butvin Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence Buxton Mr. & Mrs. Alan E. Byars Helen & Cecil Bybee Leon G. Byerley Donna & Jim Byerlotzer Sondra & Kenneth Bynum Byrd Operating Company & Employees Mr. & Mrs. David Byrd Fay Byrd Melissa & Steve Byrd Mary Margaret Byrom CB Partners CDA Family Partnership, Ltd. CMC Business Systems, Inc. Cabot Oil & Gas Corporation Abigail & Richard Cabral Maria Cabral Mr. & Mrs. Frank Kell Cahoon Mr. & Mrs. A.J. Cain Katrena & Bob Cain Brenda & Scott Cales Vaughnda Caley Darlyn & Dale Callen, Jr. Yolanda Calzada Anita & Anselmo Camacho Becky Cameron Campbell, Clary, Crunk & Associates Campbell Construction Company Craig A. Campbell Joe W. Campbell Lance Campbell Linda Campbell Wanda P. Campbell Camper Coaches RV’s

Monica Campos Canden Resources Ltd. Canon & Gaston, P.C. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Edwin Canon Michael J. Canon Lisa Canter Margaret Cantrell Dolores Cantu Lupe Cantu Terry Capers Capp Electric of Midland Judy & Jerry Cappas Caprock Laboratories, Inc. Rachel & George Caraway Card & Company Sarah Card David D. Carothers Robert Cardwell Patricia & John Carey Scott Carey Lucy Carillo Corinne & Toby Carleton Bruce Carlin France Carlton Rachel Carnett Brian Carney Anita & Clark Carpenter Dr. & Mrs. J. Terry Carpenter Carr Resources, Inc. Dr. Karen M. Carr Arnulfo T. Carrasco, M.D. A.T. Carrasco Educational Foundation Jane Neill Carrens Aundrea Carrillo Deana Carrillo Margie Carrillo Sara T. Carson Carter Tool Company, Inc. Alzora Carter Joan A. Carter Lily Marie Carter Sandra & James Cartmill Mr. & Mrs. Jack C. Cartwright Lee Casas Raymond Casas Drs. Roberta & Richard Case Annette & John Casey

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Friends and Donors Tammy Cash Dorothy J. Casselman Mary Lou Cassidy Kay & Steve Castle/Cowboys Resources Corp. Ruth T. Castle (dec.) Juanita Castro Sandy Castro Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Catania S.F. & F.R. Cater Suzanne & Michael Cates Lavonda & Jerry Cave Pat Celaya Rosemary & George Celia Century 21 Armstrong & Associates Century 21 Sadler & Associates, LLC Century Trailer Company, Inc. Reyna Cerda Cessna Aircraft Company Sylvia Cevallos Margot Chabanik Elizabeth & Greg Chaffin Doris & Wesley Chalfant Mary Chalmaba Champion Technologies Courtney Chandler Dana & Clarence Chandler Donna & Tony Chandler Julia & Bob Chandler Rey Chapa Chaparral Foundation Stacey & Alfredo Chaparro Janis Chapman Joan & G.S. Chapman Linda Chapman T.J. Chapman Charlie Peek, Inc. Elinore U. Chase Joy Chatham Ricardo Y. Chavarria Paula Chavez Alice Chennault O.L. Chenoweth, Jr. Rosenelle Cherry (dec.) Heather & Robert Chesney ChevronTexaco Chi Energy, Inc. Chick-fil-A

La Dee & Tim Childers Terrye & William Childers Toni & Wade Choate Doré & Bob Chodorow Choice Leasing & Property Management, Ltd. Jana S. & Michael L. Christ Marcella B. Christensen Family Louise & Hugh Christianson Charlotte Christy Clyde Chynoweth Cingular Wireless Barbara C. & James H. Clack Diane Davidson Claiborne Bennita F. & Larry J. Clark Carolyne Clark Mr. & Mrs. Courtney Clark Georgia M. Clark Karen L. & Thomas R. Clark Kathy & Mitch Clark Kim & John Clark Betty & Louie Clarke Shauna Clarke Dois Clawson Steven Claybrook Clayton Williams Energy, Inc. Kellie, Cameron & Carson Clayton Louise M. Cleary Terry Clemmer Margaret M. Cloyd Coastal Chemical Dalton H. Cobb Cindy Jane Cochran Carol & George Cockerham Debbie J. & David R. Cockrell Mary & Brower Coester J.D. & A.L. Cohorn J.J. Coldiron Coldwell Banker Properties Unlimited Dora Cole Elton F. Cole Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Cole Ruth Raymer Cole Brenda Coleman M. Isabel & James C. Coleman Mr. & Mrs. Thomas I. Coleman, Jr. Dr. Viola Coleman (dec.) Jo Ann & James Collett

Aline Collins Joyce A. & Ray G. Collins Ted Collins W.B. Collins Howard Colson Carolyn & Ronald Colton Comanche Trail Shootists Rose Comeaux Comerica Bank, National Real Estate Department Comfort Inn Commemorative Air Force B29/B24 Squadron Commemorative Air Force Desert Squadron Community National Bank Compass Operating, LLC Complex Community Federal Credit Union Tamie & James Compton Suzanne & Representative Mike Conaway Marty Conine George T. Conly Shannon, Bronwyn, & Kendall Conly Sue & Bert Conly Michael Connally Anita Jo & Perry Connell Teodoro Connell ConocoPhillips Contemporary Study Club Cook Partnership Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Cook Cynthia A. & Christopher C. Cook Donny Cook Fredda & Weldon Cook Jennifer C. Cook Pam & David Cook & Family Tom Cook Robert Cooke Alice & George Coombes Elise & Bill Coombes Robin & Dr. Kerry Coombs Cooper Construction Co., L.P. Anne B. Cooper Lana C. & John W. Cooper, IV Nicky & Steve Cooper David W. Copeland Mary Beth Corbett Brenda Cordero

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Roxanne Lynn Cordero Edna May Corey Charitable Trust Sherry Corn Bob Cornell Vivianne & Gabriel Corra Graciela & Moses Corralez Judy & Hugh Corrigan Lyna & Ron Cortez Dr. & Mrs. Jim Corwin Julie Costilla Dorothy (dec.) & Bill Cotner Mr. & Mrs. David Cotner Cottage Collections Cotton, Bledsoe, Tighe & Dawson Betty & Russell Cotton Gina, Alan, & Macy Cotton Betty J. Couch Ruth & Harold Coulter Council for Resource Development Betty Courtney Eola Courville Kathleen & Michael Courville Cindy Cowan Peggy & Bob Cowan Jeanie & Coley Cowden June & Frank (dec.) Cowden Kaye & Holt Cowden Linda Cowden Margaret & Courtney (dec.) Cowden Wright E. Cowden (dec.) Barbara & James E. Cowherd Barbara & Bob Cox Carolyn & Don Cox Celia K. Cox Jim Cox (dec.) Lynn Cox Maurine Cox Nell & Billy D. Cox Rosemary Cox Tana Cox Jo Beth & Dan Coyle Honorable & Mrs. Tom Craddick Cheryl Cole Craig Mr. & Mrs. Earle M. Craig, Jr. Jane & C. Wallace Craig Judith M. Craig Marilyn Craig Patricia & Donald Craig

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Friends and Donors Dr. Jeffrey L. Crain Pete Crain Kat Crater Ofe & Ron Crater Dorothy & J.D. Crawford Barbara M. & Nance G. Creager Thomas N. Creger Frances & Frank Cremer M. Lynn Croas Jacquelyne Cromwell John E. Crosby, Jr. Norma Crossland Bill Crow Jewell Crow Peggy S. & William R. Crowe Crown City Builders, Inc. Bobby J. Crues Dana Crump Yvonne Cruz Annette & Tim Culp Charlene & Harold Culpepper Susan Cultreri Pamela & Michael Cunningham Johnna B. Curle James R. Currie Jamie C. & Douglas E. Curtis Joyce Curtis Curtiscene Lloyd Literary Society Mr. & Mrs. M.A. Custer DHI Ranch, Ltd. DJ Regina Dabney David W. Dacy Camal Dakil Dakota Resources, Inc. Ella Mae Dalious Estate Suellen & Jim Dammann Elizabeth & Thomas Daneker Mrs. Donald Danforth, Jr. Dee Dee & Dr. David Daniel Pam Daniell Lupe Daniels Joyce Danisan Korrine & Al D’Arcey Lynn S. Darden Col. (Ret) & Mrs. R.E. Darlington Amy C. Davenport Elizabeth & Bob Davenport, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Davenport Archie Nell Davidson James A. “Buddy” Davidson Charitable Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Roy H. Davidson Sandra & James A. “Buddy” (dec.) Davidson Mr. & Mrs. Steve Davidson Barbara & Richard Davis Betty Rae & Paul Davis Bill Davis Calvin Davis Christy & Randall K. Davis Chuck Davis Dayna Davis Mr. & Mrs. DeWayne Davis Edward A. Davis Enid W. Davis J.B. Davis J.L. Davis Janette & Mac Davis Ken W. Davis Foundation Robert E. Davis W.R. Davis Christine & Ernest Dawson Lori & Joe Dawson Lou & Decker Dawson Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Dawson Ronny Dawson Verna Jean & Tommy Dale Dawson Mr. & Mrs. David Day Mary & Henri (dec.) de Compiegne, Jr. Mindy & Joe de Compiegne Rosemarie De Marsh Michael M. De Vera Betty & Charlie Dean Hal S. Dean K.R. Dean Wendell Dean Carol & John Deats Betty J. DeBerry Kathy A. & James B. Decker Dana Deering Wava & Danny Dees Patti DeFrance Gary Dehnke Ramon Del Llano David Deleon

Bruce D. Delmas, Jr. Sandra C. Demler Joan & Joe Dennett Decimae Dennis Patricia & David Dennis Shirley & Russell Denny Denny Snelson Pumping Unit Service Marge & Royce Dent Rosalie Denton Cindy & Dr. David Deshan Shirley & Earl Detmering Mr. & Mrs. James F. Devenport Christine & Andy Devine Devon Energy Corporation Carolyn & Thomas Di Pane Kim Dial Phyllis Dial Troylynn Dial Linda & David Diaz Frances & David Dick Don Diebitsch Doreen & Armond DiFebo Rita Nell & David Diffie Nancy & Jimmy Dill Heather Dillard Patsy Dillard Mr. & Mrs. Holmes Dille Mr. & Mrs. Bill (dec.) Dillon Dimitri Lake & Ranch Properties LP Mary Anne & Bill Dingus Glenda & Gerald Dinkins Kriss Dinkins Carolyn & Chipper Dippel Discovery Exploration Ginger & Richard Dix William Dixon Nadine & Robert Dobbins Betty Dobbs Carrie & Sam Dobbs Michael Dobey Charlyne Dodge Betty Dodson (dec.) Gayle & Doc Dodson Anna C. Doerflein Marilyn G. & Dennis G. Doerr Violet Doerr Joe C. Dominguez Josie Dominguez

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Maricela A. Dominguez Paula Dominguez Terry & Orlando Dominguez Don-Nan Pump & Supply Co., Inc. Claudia & Vaughn Donaldson Susannah & D. Briggs Donaldson Jean & George (dec.) Donnelly Mr. & Mrs. Richard Donnelly Dora Roberts Foundation Dave Dorchester Florence & Hyle C. Doss Nancy & Skeet Doss Mr. & Mrs. Charles F. Dougherty Anne & Robert A. Dragisic Chuck Dragisic Deborah Dragisic George Dragisic Jeanette, Tom, Nicole & Noelle Dragisic John Dragisic N.C. Dragisic, Jr. (dec.) Sandra & Arthur Dragisic Stephan Dragisic Anthony, Carmen & Vivienne Dragun Gire & Dr. Mike Dragun Patricia Drake James A. Drane, Jr. Laura & James Draper Sheila & William Drumheller Delma Duarte Henry Duarte Joe Dubrof Joseph D. Dubuque Zoe Ann & Harry Dudley Barbara B. Duke Roni & B. Craig Duke Leon Dulin Marsha & Brad Dummer Terry Dummer Cindy & Rob Dunagan Mr. & Mrs. R.L. Dunagan, Jr. Becky & Dennis Duncan Linda & Charles Duncan Mellyssa & Kevin Duncan Margaret & Richard Dunham Debbie Dunkerson Nancy & Spencer Dunlap A. & M. Dunn Timothy Dunn

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Friends and Donors George M. Dunton Douglas Dupuis Fred G. Duran Norma & Torivio Duran Durango Pipeline Corp. Fred A. Durham Mr. & Mrs. Lynn D. Durham, Jr. Lynn D. Durham, Sr. (dec.) Wanda & L.C. Durham Adelina Dutchover T. Verne Dwyer Beverly & Barry Dyer James Dyer Family Mary & Robert Dyer EOG Resources, Inc. E & R Catering E & R Well Operating Services Jenny & Phil W. Ebensberger Norma Eckelkamp Ed’s Refrigeration Melissa J. Eddy Joyce & Van Eden David Edens Betty & Arlen Edgar Blake Edgerton Edmar Company, L.L.C. Bahola & Tim Edwards Duke Edwards Jay M. Edwards Jo Beth & Richard Edwards Julie Edwards Lori & Kirk Edwards Phil Edwards Cathy & Charles Ehrenfeld Karen & Doug Eichorst Eiland Family Daniel Eilers Libby Einhorn Jane Eilerson El Paso Energy Foundation Jean & Jim Elkin Amanda & Bradley Ellis Edwin L. Ellis Lucie & Glen Ellis Nell Marie Ellis Tracy K. Elms Kristi & Bruce Elsom Emerald Communications Consulting

Rev. LeNier & Frances Emerson Ener-Coil LLC Energen Resources Corporation Gloria & George E. Eng English Family Bertha & Alfred Enriquez Severo Enriquez Melanie Entzminger Wayne Eppler Linda Jo Epps Phyllis Erinland Sharon & Thomas Ernst Lacye Escamilla Irma Y. & John W. Escarcega Rebecca J. Escarcega Hector Escontrias Elizabeth & Paul Escudero Melanie & Gaston Escudero Kay Eskew Mary Ann & Chris Esparza Gloria Espino Judy & Raul Espino Mary Lou & Joe Espino Raul Espino Calle Espinosa Hope & Daniel Espinosa Kelly & Raul Espinoza Susan & Armando Espinoza Johnny Esquibel David Essex Dee & Harper Estes Mr. & Mrs. R.A. Estes Donald H. Eudy Billye Evans David Evans Eleanor & Jack Evans Kristy & Preston Evans Stephanie, Brian & Bree Evans Beverly & Fredrick Everhart Betty & Don Ewan Maria & Chris Ewing Exploration Geophysics, Inc. ExxonMobil Foundation Allison & David Eyler Carla & Bill Fair Debra & Robert Fair Laurie Fair Venita & J.D. Faircloth

Rosalie Fajeculay Ruben Falcon Family Care Clinic Melba & Gary Fanger C.W. Farish Yvonne Farley Farm Bureau Beverly Jane Farmer Janice & Brittney Farmer Martha & Tom Farmer Anna Beth Farr Margaret R. Farrell (dec.) Lance Farris Fasken Foundation Fasken Oil & Ranch, LTD. Celeste Fasken (dec.) Brenda Faught Shirley & Thomas Fausnacht Feagan Gathering Company Joe Feagan Lori & William Feeler Fender Truck Accessories Donna & Ted Fergeson Becky Ferguson Vernelle & Denny Fidler Dorothy & Bob Fielding Beverly Fields Nellie B. Fields Terry Fields/TSF Operating Brian Fierro Olivia Fierro Pascuala Fierro Mrs. B.J. Filley Annie & Kevin Fincher Kelsey Fink Laura Fink Bryan Finnie Ellen & Robert Fino Birdie Fioretti First Baptist Church-Dorcas Class First Choice First National Bank of Fort Stockton First National Bank of Midland First National State Bank of Fort Stockton First United Methodist Church Fellowship Class First United Methodist Church-Homer Fort Fellowship Class

Mina Fitting Mrs. Robert D. Fitting 5-L Sales & Service Mr. & Mrs. C.D. Flatt Jheri Fleet Lois & Dennis Flim Jan & Neil Florer Liz Flores Rose Flores Jackie & Thomas Flournoy Judy & Dr. Don Floyd Kay Floyd Linda & Sherman Floyd Sharon & Bobby Floyd Naghmeh Fly Zeph Fogerson Sylvia Forchheimer Jeanette Ford Sonia Ford Judia & Dan Foreman Ruth Forsdick Fort Stockton Chamber of Commerce Fort Stockton Funeral Home Fort Stockton Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Fort Stockton Insurance Agency Fort Stockton Rotary Club Juanell & R.F. Fort Audrey & Vancel Foster Doris Foster Dorothy Foster Iris & John Foster Dr. & Mrs. John Foster, Sr. Judy & Kenneth Foster Linda Foster Mike Foulds Fourth Street Insurance Services, Inc. Laura Fox Leticia R. Fox Linda & Stanley Fox Josie Franco Cheryl & Mike Franklin Lorraine & Jon Franklin Renee Franklin Don Franks Dr. Jerry Franks Joanne M. & F. Leland Franz Charles D. Fraser

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Friends and Donors Marion & Bob Frazier Mr. & Mrs. Greg Frazier Rachel & Dr. Mark Fredrickson Jimmy Freeman Kathleen Freeman Mr. & Mrs. Russell L. Freeman, Jr. Suzy & Robert F. Freeman Alice & Roger Freidline Drs. Rhoda & Gene Frenkel Dorothy C. Frenzel Jamii & Bob Freshcorn Barbara & Wilburn Frey Barbara & Victor Frigon Elizabeth & Richard Frisby Veronica & Kirk Fritschen Sara & Dr. Norman Fry Maridell Fryar Lynn M. Fuhler Ava Fuller Stephanie Fuller J.O. Funderbury Margaret Funk James Furman Alice Furrh Katherine Gager Gainer Ranch Dr. Betty & Robert Gaines Dr. & Mrs. Charles R. Gaines Gainesville Livestock Market, Inc. Casey & Brian Gale Maria Galindo Ramon Galindo Galveston College Foundation Tom Garber Armando Garcia Carol & Paul Garcia Geneva Garcia Jesusita U. Garcia Dr. & Mrs. Juan Garcia Kristin Garcia Maria & Greg Garcia Martin Garcia Roger Garcia Cynthia Gardner Patsy Gardner Jason Garduno Mr. & Mrs. C. Gary Garlitz William Wade Garlitz

Greg Garner James Garrett Yvonne K. Garton Gary & Wayne & Families Christy & Paul Garza Mary & Eugene Gasser Robin & Clayton Gaston & Family Gates O’Brien Inc. Karen & Larry Gates Michael W. Gates Nada S. Gates Joel K. Gates Cindy & Ronald Gatliff Lavoyce & John W. Gatlin Susan & Bill Gau Peggy (dec.) & Bob Gault Tom Gawlista BGen G.D. Gayle USMC (Ret) Janice & Jim Geller Gwendolyn B. & James R. Geltemeyer Bettye Gemmill George Riggs II, R’s Land & Livestock George Rural Health Center, PA Betty & Clem George Kathy George Martha George Kathryn Gesell Mr. & Mrs. Bud Getz Carles Gibson George R. Gibson (dec.) Hazel & Marvin Gibson Nancy & Richard Gibson Darlene Gifford Dixie Gifford Emily & Joe Gifford Ann Gilbert Blanca Gilbert Spencer Gilliam Mr. & Mrs. W.H. Gilmore, Jr. Mrs. Hugh B. Gilmour Dr. Terry & Bruce Gilmour William E. Gipson Melody & Gary Glass Connie & Rick Glasscock Robert Glast Claudia & Charles Gleeson Mr. & Mrs. Matt Glenn Virginia Glenn

Mr. & Mrs. L.E. Gnagy Mr. & Mrs. G.E. Goetz Melvyn J. Goffigon Theresa & James Goldthorpe Lovelia & Valentin Gomez Maria E. Gomez Amber Gonzales Ashley Gonzales Gil Gonzales Gloria & Manuel Gonzales Anita Gonzalez Anna, Amanda, & Ava Gonzalez Delma & Jaime Gonzalez Jesse Gonzalez John Gonzalez Leticia Gonzalez Marta Gonzalez Noemi Gonzalez Mr. & Mrs. W.L. “Boots” Goode Mary Goodrich Marianne & Dr. Russell Goodyear Pam Goolsby RN, CHPN Mr. & Mrs. E.M. Gorence Andrew Gotcher Norman S. Gould Mr. & Mrs. Roger Goza Grace Lutheran Church Betty Lou & Bob Grace Barbara & Trey Grafa Carroll B. Grafa (dec.) Harry Graham Susan & Bill Granberry Dave Grant June & Orlando Grantham Jean & William Grauten Mr. & Mrs. Billy R. Graves Ken Gray Lisa & Terry Gray Lou Ann Gray, D.D.S. Patricia & Robert Gray Paula Marshall-Gray Rodney Gray Greater Texas Foundation Helen Greathouse Charitable Trust Elizabeth A. Greaves Green Thumbs Garden Club Brookie Green Kellye Green

Marianne & Will Green Sally & Ralph Green Greenbelt Veterinary Hospital & Pet Resort Mary Greer DeAnna & James Gregory Katherine & Michael Grella Diane Grenvik David Griffin Geraldine Griffin Dr. Larry D. Griffin Mary R. Griffith Grigry Family Susan & James Grigson Susan & Lee Grigson Steven Grill Mr. & Mrs. David N. Grimes Howard H. Grimes Mrs. John M. Grimland Deborah Wolfe & Shep Grinnan Lori & Russell Grizzard Patti & James Groce Elaine Grom Janet Groth Arden & Rosalind Redfern Grover Margarita & Jesse Guajardo Richard S. Guenther Eloise F. Guerrant Margarita Guevarra Carol & Edward Guillen Betty Gulledge Charles Gunn Lynda & Ross Guthrie Mr. & Mrs. Abel Gutierrez Aurora Gutierrez Carissa Gutierrez Connie Gutierrez Mary Gutierrez Alma & Temple Guyse Teresa “Sam” Guyton H & H Truck Service HNB Mortgage Mr. & Mrs. Merwin Haag Wanda Haas Dot & Don Haden Candas Hagar Lois & Bernie Hagins Larry Hagler

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Winnie Hortense Harden Billie Hardgrave Ibby Hardie Kay & Randy Hardin Bob & Peggy Hards Hardwick State Farm Insurance David Hardwick Sarah Hardwick Lee & George (dec.) Harley Sylvia Haro Dianna Harper Eleanor & Jim Harper Mr. & Mrs. Steve Harper Harrell & Lupardus Robert B. Harrington Dr. Ceila Harris Charles R. Harris Cheryl & Michael Harris Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Harris Craig Harris Dick Harris Donna & Guy Harris Freda & Bill Harris Jean E. Harris Karen Harris Sandra & Robert Harris Mr. & Mrs. Bobby Harrison Helen G. Harrison (dec.) Helen G. Harrison Estate Mike Harrison Daniel S. Hart Dr. Nancy Hart Carol & Jim Hartman Stephen Hartmann Barbara B. & Charles Hartwell Bambi & James Harvey Julie & Allen Harvey Laurie & Keith Harvey Mr. & Mrs. P.J. Harvey Anita S. Harwell Ann & Joe Hathaway Molly & George Hatley Mary Sue & Robert Hauck Joyce M. Hauke Carol & James Hawk Mark T. Hawkins Gene Hawley Estate Virginia Haywood

Jo Ann & C.W. Head Kimberly Head Bill Heathman He-Brew Katie & Bill Heck Polly & Oley Hedrick Vicki & Brett Heflin Judy D. & Jerry L. Hegerfeld Sharon & John Hegi Peggy & Lloyd Heineman Ellen & Steve Helbing Nita Helmer Bobbie H. Henderson Kim Pipkin Henderson Liz & Jim Henderson Nancy & Charles Henderson Pat & Joe Henderson Mr. & Mrs. Richard Henderson Sarah Henderson Willadene Henderson John H. Hendrix Corporation Karolyn & John H. Hendrix Henke Family Henry Petroleum LP C. Robert Henry, Jr., D.D.S. Joan M. Henry Paula & Jim Henry Dan Henshall Mrs. Robert T. Hensley, Jr. Bernadine & Roy Henson Rollin T. Herald Vera Herbert Mr. & Mrs. Jack Herbig Harriet (dec.) & Harvey Herd Patricia & Tevis Herd Ginny & Bob Herell Hernandez Investments and Tax Alice Hernandez Andres Hernandez Ashley Hernandez Joanne Hernandez Lynn & Joe Hernandez Maria Esther Hernandez Mary Helen & Kenneth Hernandez Nancy & Ernie Hernandez Tomas Hernandez Hernco Fabrication & Services, Inc Mary & Eldon Herndon

Herring National Bank Dixie & Gerald Hertel Donna Hewett Mary Beth Anton & Jeff Hewett Dr. & Mrs. William M. Hibbitts Andree & W.M. Hickey Mr. & Mrs. Fred W. Hickman Kay & Gay Hickman Mary Maude Hickman Bob Hicks Chris Hieb Barbara & Dean Higgins Becky & Bill Hill Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Hill Donna M. Hill Helen Margueritte Hill Jim Hill Insurance Linda L. Hill Marjorie & James (dec.) Hill Murdice T. Hill Patricia & Johnny Hill Mr. & Mrs. Ronny Hill Stacy & Brent Hilliard Charlsa, Doug, Brooke, Holli, & Sam Hillman Doug R. Hillman John M. Hillman Mary & Jerry Hilton Christine & Ryan Hilva Patsy Yeager Hinchey Claudia Hinds Gloria & Loren Hiniker Carole & Harry Hinkle Rudy Hinojos Joyce Hinsley Gary Hires Nolan Hirsch Marianne & Duane Hirt Marjorie H. Hisey Norma Hitchcock Lieu Ho Henry Hoang, D.D.S. & Jessica Duong, D.D.S., Inc. Hockley Senior Citizens Patricia A. Hodgens Mr. & Mrs. Delmon Hodges Kimberly A. & James H. Hodges Ruth & David Hoff

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Friends and Donors Janel & Dr. Wayne Holcomb Sarah & Ron Holcomb Fred T. Holden Jenifer & Patrick Holeva Irma M. Holguin Holiday Pools Mr. & Mrs. Dick Holland Nita & Terry Holland Pat & Bill Hollingshead Sharon Hollis Hollowell United Methodist Church James A. Holman, Jr., D.D.S. Patty & Boyd Holmes Brittie Holster Ann & Don Holt Joanie Holt Home Hospice Homeport LP Honda of Midland Jeffrey Honeck Carla Hooker Ernest Hooker Terry & David Hoopman Becky Stento Hopkins Brenda Hopper Jennifer & Donna Hopper Kaye Horchler Ruth & John Hord Horizon Mud Company Sharla & Bart Hotchkiss R. Miller Houghton Ted Houghton Sammie & Kenneth Housden Patty House W.B. House Robert B. Houser Anne & George Hover Jan Hover Betty R. Howard Elizabeth Howard Gloria & Charles Howard Mrs. Jack C. Howard Jean R. Howard Revocable Trust Pat & Gaylon Howard Roxanna Howard Van Howbert Howell & Windham Advertising Diann Howell

Dr. Pamela Howell April & Ricky Howle Bonnie & Orman Hubbard Jere C. Hubbard Katie & Craig Hubbard Jennifer & Casey Hubble Bobbi & John Huckabay Kurt Huckaby Ben Huddleston Nancy & Ervin Huddleston Robert K. & Sadie T. Hudson Dorthea Huelster Becky & Jack Huff Christine & Keith Hughes Jennifer Hughes June Hughes Rose Ann Hughston Mr. & Mrs. Harry W. Hugly Annie B. Hull Nancy S. Hull Ret. Rev. & Mrs. Sam B. Hulsey Mr. & Mrs. Parker Humes Retha & James Hunnicutt Frank Hunold Susan K. Hunt Mary B. Hunter Rhonda & David Hunter William H. Hunter Mary & John Clint Hurt and Family Vicki & Clint Hurt Jaye & Kenneth Huseman Frances & Gary Hveem Kristi & Jacques Hyatt Anne & Dr. Tom Hyde IPEX USA LLC. Gayleen & Peter Ienatsch Independence Title Jackie A. Ingram Laura & Drew Ingram Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Ingram Patricia P. Inman Pat & Lloyd Innerarity (dec.) Hope & Wayne Inskeep Wilma Inskeep Institute of Management Accountants Insurance Man & Associates James H. Isbell Lois L. Isbell, CFP®, CDFA™

Mr. & Mrs. Jim Ivy JM Cox Resources, LP JM Drafting & Design J&T Refrigeration J&W Services & Equipment Co. Inc. J. Howard Hodge Unitrust JM Nolan & Associates JP Morgan Chase Bank JVA Operating Company, Inc. J.V.C. Rock & Waterfeatures Mr. & Mrs. Billy W. Jackson Jackson Laundries Gwen Jackson Jocelyn B. Jacob Purita Jacob Carole & Dr. Stan Jacobs Linda Jacobs Michael S. Jacobs Foundation Sara Jacobs Dynetta & Jeffer James John James Lynn & Arthur James Mr. & Mrs. Lewis James Sylvia James Dee Jamison David A. Jankowski Joseph Janos Mr. & Mrs. R.D. Janssen Adriana J. Jaso Eva Jaso Eddie Jasso K.M. Jastrow Jay Chancellor Office Supply Vicki Jay Patricia & Leon Jeffcoat Cathy Jennings Bud Jensen Mr. & Mrs. Darrell Jensen Dolores L. Jessup Milton Jochetz Demetra & Lonnie Johns George Johns Johnny Johnson Insurance Johnson, Miller & Co., P.C. Bob L. Johnson (dec.) Cindy & Terry Johnson Dean Johnson December D. Johnson

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Mr. & Mrs. Erd M. Johnson Erin Johnson Jackie & Kevin Johnson Jean & Robert Nase (dec.) Johnson Joan Johnson Karen A. & A. Scott Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Tom E. Johnson Paula & Wade Johnson Sally & George Johnson Ted C. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Tom E. Johnson Willard M. & Ruth Mayer Johnson Charitable Foundation Wade A. Johnson Christa Johnston Jan Johnston Teresa & Sam Jolliffe Linda & Dr. Richard Jolly Dodge Jones Foundation Barbara & David Jones Bettye & Don Jones Mr. & Mrs. Bob L. Jones Candice & Donald Jones Darlyne Jones Dorothy F. & Earl J. Jones Edward Jones J. Robert Jones (dec.) Dr. James C. (Diego) Jones Lora & H. Lee Jones Marlene & Bill Jones Mechelle C. Jones Melanie & Ron Jones Patricia & Jason Jones Peggy Jones Stephanie & Scott Jones Susan & W.H. (dec.) Jones Valorie A. & Kevin D. Jones Mrs. Richard (Betty H.) Jons Jo Ann Jonsson Philip R. Jonsson Foundation Jordan & Pace Angie & Brent Jordan Austin Jordan Brent Jordan Linda & Dr. Michael Jordan Jorge’s Café Randy Josey Barbara Ann Jowell

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Friends and Donors Dorothy N. Joy Evelyn Juarez Don Judson Marilyn & Ed Judson Jumburrito, Inc. Honorable Robert A. Junell KBobs Ava & Caribe Kahler Martha & Dan Kallus Earlene & Cranston Kamaka Kathy & Mike Kardash Tami & Chad Karisch Bonnie & Dale Karner Carol & Scott Karner Linda & Scott Karner Rosemarie Karner Phyllis Kast Kauffman & Campagna, P.L.L.C Carol & Robert Kaufmann Kevin Kawasaki Brent Keesee Mr. & Mrs. Tony Keesee Cellia & Peter Kelleher Betsy A Kelley Glenda Kelley Carlota & Richard Kellogg Mr. & Mrs. Bennie L. Kelly Jane Ann Kelly Terrie & Dean Kelly Kelview Heights Baptist Church-The Harvesters Class Diane & Mike Kempf Angela Kennedy Kennedy Minerals, Ltd. Mary B. Kennedy W. Duncan Kennedy Kent Companies E.L. “Buck” Kent Leonard L. Kent Margaret Kepple Darlene & Joseph Kermann Douglas S. Kern Vickie, James, Brynna, & Dalton Kern Patricia & William Kern Sue & Ted Kerr Vicki, Rachel, Ruthanne & Harris Kerr Mr. & Mrs. Kersh Debbie & Randy Kessler

Dr. & Mrs. Daniel Khouri Linda & Richard Kiekbusch Beth Killebrew Mary & Nam Hyng Kim, MD Eleanor H. Kimberlin Marion & John Kimberly Debbie D. & Robert W. Kimbro Ollie & Michael Kimbro Yvonne & Carroll Kimbro Roy E. Kimsey, Jr. Worth Kincaid Betty S. King Clara & Paul King Emma & Percy King Mary W. King Mr. & Mrs. Troy King Kirk & Company Evelyn Jo Kirk Gayla & Terry Kirkland Rick L. Kirkton Dana & Steve Kiser Terry Kite Beth & Donald Kitson, Jr. Kiwanis Club of Fort Stockton Ann & Bill Kleine Allene & Walter Kleweno Dr. Chip Klunick Shannon Klunick Donald Knezevich James/Fredrick Wicker Knight Mary Alice Knox Barbara & David Koch Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Koch Deede & Joe Koegler Lily Koesjan Alvin A. Kollaja Gerry & Bill Koller Debbie Korbach Barbara Rue & Carleton Kothmann Marjorie & Dan Kozak Leilani & Gerry Kramer Janet & Mark Krause Tanya Z. & James R. Kreuz Henry H. Krusekopf, Jr. Linda & Frederick Kujda Carol & John Kullman Judy & James A. Kurtz Mr. & Mrs. Clinton J. Kuzmich

L & M Charitable Foundation, Inc. La Escalera Limited Partnership La Escalara Ranches Juandelle Lacy Connie & Jack Ladd Sue & Art Laengrich Clara & Harold LaFleur LaForce Family: Patti & Watson, Laulie & Murray, Meredith & Watson, and Jeffrey Mr. & Mrs. Watson LaForce Maureen & Lawrence Laitres Jo & George Lakadosch Dorothy Lamar Gary J. Lamb Joyce & Charles Lamb Wade Lambert Lancaster/Stuart Charitable Foundation Debbie Lancaster Catherine & Dr. W.H. Landers Fred Landis Mary Beth Landis Donna & Bob Landreth Leigh Ann Lane Louise M. Lang Dr. & Mrs. Al G. Langford Othell Langford H. Harvey Langston Mr. & Mrs. (dec.) H.H. Langston Dean & O.G. Lanier Karen & Bob Lanier Claudia & Kent Lann Lannom Industries Rosalinda Lares Florence Larsh Todd Larsson Laser Tech Adrian Lastimosa Beatrice Lastimosa LaQuinta Inn Stephanie & John Latimer Laureate Epsilon Pi Joyce Laurens & Family Francene Lawless Jane C. Lea Ann & Jim Leach Joyce Leach Fuafiva Leasau Dr. Elva Concha LeBlanc

Brian M. Lebow LeBus International Joann & Maurice Lee, Sr. Lula Lee Mr. & Mrs. W.D. Lee Barbara & Jim Leeton Shelia Leggett Julie & Robert Leibrecht Eric Leibrock Pam & Bob Leibrock Christine & Merle Leiker William Lentner Margaret Leonard Renata Leonard Lessard & Co, Inc. Dr. & Mrs. Patrick Leung Brian Levea Mr. (dec.) & Mrs. Max Levin Betty Lewis Kayla & Jimmy Lewis Paul Lewis Sheryl Lewis Blanca Leyva Christina Leyva Genevieve & Henry S. Libby Nancy & Joe Liberty Marion & Cadell Liedtke Dr. & Mrs. Frank Ligon Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Linbeck Mary Anne Lindley (dec.) Denna & Bill Lindsey Vangie Lindsey Glenda Lindsey-Hicks Henry D. Lindsley III Katherine Linghan Kay Linn Lithia-All American Chrysler Jeep Dodge of Midland Lorie Little Mr. & Mrs. Bob Lively Margene & Bill Lloyd Patricia Locke Carolyn & Stanley Lockhart Charles Lockhart Erin & Danny Lococo Dr. Richard B. Lodewick Patti Loftin Sara R. Logan

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Friends and Donors Jan Loll Lone Star Abstract & Title Co. Lone Star Tank Rental, L.P. Faye & Laddie Long Karla Long Melissa & Larry Long Renee & Mickey Long Scott Long Dora Longoria Bobbie & Edwin C. Lookabaugh Pam Lookabaugh Lopez Family Cecilia Lopez Domingo Lopez Jerry Lopez Jose Lopez Manuel Lopez Mary Lopez Roman C. Lopez Lothian Oil Danny R. Love Martha & Ronnie Low Lowe’s Pay and Save, Inc. John B. Lowe Wanda Sue Lowrance Laurie & Doc Loya Christine & Dale Lubinski Poddy & Jim Lucas Joyce Luck Helen & Glen Luff Gary Luft Rita Luft Elvia Lujan Norma & Hugo Lujan Rosa Lujan Graciela & Abel Luna Mr. & Mrs. Larry Lusby Susan & Monte Lyckman Lydick-Hooks Roofing Co. of Midland, Inc. Rowena Lyles Rachel Lyman Charitable Trust Lynch, Chappell & Alsup Ernest Lynch and Associates Sara & David Lyons Mr. & Mrs. J.K. Lytle M.D. Abel Co. MMC Mr. Key Locksmith

MRS Investment Club Van & Joe Mabee Brian A. MacCarty L. Lloyd MacDonald Patti & Rod MacDonald Melody Macha Kelly A. & Refugio Macias Barbara Maddaford Kay Maddox Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Madrid Gilray R. Madrid Barbara J. Magruder Trust Joann & Ed Magruder Pat Mahan Jackie Major Lynn & Randell Major Judy Makowsky Michael Makowsky Bettye & Dr. David Mallams Dr. Subodh K. Mallik Carol & Charles Malone Randy Maloney Mitch Malouf Carol & Jack Mangan Jennifer & Dr. Paul Mangum Nadell R. Mangum Shirley Mangum Manix Royalty Ltd. Jan Mann Virginia & Sammy Manning Fritzi Manns Dr. Mourad Mansour Francine Mansur Laurie Mansur Marathon Oil Company Foundation Linda & Ernie Marez Quinta Marina Dolores Marquez Lisa & Jesse Marquez Lorena Marquez Marsh & McLennan Companies Rebecca & Steven Marsh Marshall & Winston, Inc. Rhonda & Kent Marshall Sue & Bill Marshall Tracy & Billy Marshall Amanda & John Paul Martin

Arch C. Martin and his fellow employees at Blue Cross, Detroit, Michigan Beverly & Gary Martin Beverly & James Martin C.D. Martin Donna & Mark Martin Joseph R. Martin Judy & Bud Martin Lowry Martin Mr. & Mrs. R.A. Martin Suzanne C. Martin Victoria & Dennie Martin Martinez Family Alonzo Martinez Jessie Martinez Mary Martinez Sammy Martinez Lynn S. Mashburn Reta Mason Todd Mason Elaine Massick Ludy Massie Family Trust Master Tubulars, Inc. Math & Science Boosters, Inc. Charlie & Bob Mathews Mr. & Mrs. Don Matson Ethel Matthews Frances Link Matthews Lisa & Ray Matthews Marian Matthews Patricia & Zan Matthies Zana Matthies Benny J. & Shari P. Maxey Connie May Elizabeth & Jim May John May Lupita & William Mayberry Eleanor K. Maynarich Jeannie & Taylor Mayne Mary & Randall Maynor Laurie Mayo Mays, Emmetts, & O’Briens Joel T. Mays (dec.) Shirley A. Mays J. Butler McAbee George McAlpine Kelly McBeth McCabe Energy, Inc.

McCabe Petroleum Corporation Frank McCabe John Q. McCabe Laura & Ed McCabe Melissa & Greg McCabe Clarece D. McCain James A. McCain Laura McCann Anona & Jim McCart Hallie & Dale McCarter Lois McCarty Chris & Chip McCarver Vanessa & William McClain McClatchy Bros., Inc. Robert A. McCleskey Brenda & Don McClure Dr. Wayne H. McClure Mr. & Mrs. Donald McClurg Bruce McConnell Robert F. McCoy Connie & Frank McCray Billy F. McCuan Evelyn & Jerry McCutchan McDonald’s Cecilia & Lynn McDonald Lucha McDonald Kay McDowell Michelle & James McDowell Brittani McElhaney Krista & Jeffrey McElroy Debbie & Dan McEnterfer Norma McFarland (dec.) Family of Norma McFarland Gloria & Bill McGavran James L. McGilvray Donna & Travis McGraw Wanda McGraw Norma & Bill McGrew Allen G. McGuire Mr. & Mrs. William L. McIntire Josh McKellips Betty L. McKenzie Elizabeth & Chessley McKenzie McKenzie Land & Livestock Laura & Houston McKenzie McKinney Family Trust Jean McKinney & Family Joanne McKinney

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Friends and Donors Laura & Mark McKinney Vicki & Howard McKissack Mimi & Tom McKnight Evie & Tom McKown James Bruce McLain Anne & James McLaughlin Cynthia & Brian McLaughlin Mr. & Mrs. Leslie G. McLaughlin Stephanie McLaughlin Mrs. McMasters Jan & Dick McMillan Pat & Jack McMillan Rhonda McMurrian Kara McMurtren Anna & Don McMurtrie Martha & Pat McNair Terri & Kory McNeill Amber McNew Mary Ann McRae Shelby, Dustin, & Hayden McRae Bill McWilliams Tiffany & Todd Meade Meadows Foundation Suzy & Brad Medders Yola Medyn Mr. & Mrs. Eddie Mee, Jr. Pauline & Fredrick Meissner Sarah & Ivan Meissner Connie Melendez Melson and Associates Linda & Michael Melson Steve Melton Dorothy B. Melzer Larry S. Melzer Mary & Robert Mendenhall Ramona Mendoza Gloria Mercado Phillip Mercurio Nancy Merkel Merrill Lynch & Company Foundation, Inc. Judy Merritt Rebecca & John Merritt Metcalfe Family Barbara Metzger Anne B. Mewhorter John E. Meyer Kimberly, Russell, Kendall, & Zach Meyers

Nancy & Alan Meyers Mi Casita Mr. & Mrs. L.H. Michaelson Sharon & Earl Michie Dr. & Mrs. E.R. Mickle Susan & David Miclette Mid-Tex of Midland, Inc Robert E. Midder Willa J. Midder Stan Middleton Toni & Bob Midkiff Midland College Admissions Office Administrative Council Alcohol & Drug Abuse Counseling Program Business Studies Division Codgell Learning Center Financial Aid Office Friends & Classmates/Ceramics Class Grounds & Maintenance Health Sciences Division International Student Club LVN to RN Transition Class Math/Sciences Division Registrar’s Office Student Government Association Student Nurses Association Student Services Technical Studies Division Upward Bound Staff & Students Veterinary Technology Program WRTTC Staff and Faculty Midland Community Federal Credit Union Midland County Medical Society Midland Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Midland Medical Alliance Midland Memorial Hospital Midland Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Midland New Car Dealer Association Midland Northside Lions Club Midland Opera Theatre Guild Midland Reporter Telegram Midland Soccer Association, Inc. Midland Tennis Club Midland United Girls Softball Association Midland Walkabout Club Midland Winnelson Co.

Midland Women’s Tennis Association James Mielkus Robin Mikalunas Sonya Mikeska Milagros Foundation Esmeralda Milan A. Lee Miller Guy Miller H.A. Miller, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Michael Miller Ralph B. Miller Sherry Miller Shirley B. & Joel R. Miller Wilhelmina & Kirkland Miller Betty & Jerry Mills Carvel Mills Frances & John Mills Mr. & Mrs. J. William Milner Dixie C. Mims Mr. & Mrs. James Mims Evelyn Minear Anna Minjarez Juanita Minnick JoAnn & Leroy (dec.) Minnix Cecilia Miranda Mr. & Mrs. Bascom L. Mitchell Doris Mitchell Greg Mitchell Mr. & Mrs. John B. Mitchell Mary Mitchell Patti & Greg Mitchell Vicki Mitchell Betty Kerr Moberly John Mobley Lynn & Ronald Mock Prafulata & Bharat Mody--Oil Water Ratio Control, Inc. Shawna Moffett Mojo Enterprises, Inc. Maoro Molena Noemi Molinar Monahans Nipple-up Service Rosie & Joe S. Moncayo Toya & Charley Moncrief Shauna Monroe Mr. & Mrs. Arthur J. Monzingo Sandra L. Moody Brenda & Mitchell Moore

Cindy Moore Debbie & Victor Moore Garth Moore Karri Moore Nancy A. Moore Ruth Moore Susan & Richard Moore Tom E. Moore Wayne Moore (dec.) Rebecca Moorehead Renee Mooring Cynthia & Art Morales Elfida C. Morales Irma & Cristin Moreno Kady & Rick Moreno Barbara Morgan Deborah & Thomas Morgan Donna & Robert Morgan Frances & Mike Morgan Kim & Jon Morgan Lester Morgan Luann & Charlie Morgan Polly & J.L. Morgan Ron Morgan Dorothy & James Moring Morris, Holmquest, Tidwell & Co. Betty Walker Morris Carol D. & Paul L. Morris Judith & Dr. Will Morris Lisa Morris Morrison Trim, Inc. Blanca Niebe Morrow Connie Morrow Samantha Morrow Sharron Morrow Sheila & Bill Morrow Emiko Mosby Ernest Mosby Nancy & Michael Moser Vivian & Kent Moss Chapin Mower Chris Mower Brett Muehlbrad Doris Muehlbrad Beverly & Forrest Muire Dr. Alison Mukweyi William H. Munn II Ramona Munsell & Associates, LLC

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Friends and Donors Marie Munson Jan & Steve Murdock Jamie & Kenny Murphy Betty & Clarence Murray Luke Musselman Melinda M. Musselman Patricia Myers (dec.) Larry J. Myrick Susan & Arnold Nall Dilly Nance Lynda & Richard Nance Nanlea Oil Company Napa Auto Parts Madhu Nath National Waterworks Gena Natividad Natural Gas Producers Association Mr. & Mrs. H. Jack Naumann, Sr. Navares Linda Naylor Cheryl Neeb Becky & Gene Needham Gwenda C. & Gregory L. Neel Chris Neighbors Linda Neighbors Whitney & Allan Neighbors Regina & Robert Neill Nelnet, Inc. Andrea & Dan Nelson Brian Nelson Brittany Nelson Dorothy & Howard Nelson Marci & Miles Nelson Richard Nelson Roy Nelson-State Farm Insurance Dr. Sandra K. Neubert Melissa & Toby Neugebauer Carol Neuhardt Camile R. & Michael Newkirk Linda & Wayne Newkumet Travis & Chase Newkumet E.F. Newland Chris & Fred Newman Gary D. Newsom, M.D. Bob Newton Janet Link Newton Mrs. L.E. Newton Toai Ngo

Can Dang Nguyen Ho Hai Nguyen Kevin Nguyen Loc Nguyen Trai Van Nguyen Carolyn & Raymond Nicholas Mark H. Nicholas Lesli & Martin Nichols Lillian & Oran Nichols Steven C. Nichols Trish & Buz Nichols Gena Nicholson Shirley & Will F. Nicholson, Jr. Gladys & Bob Nickell Darla & Joe Niederhofer Ninety-Six Corporation Glenn Nitta Mr. & Mrs. Kent Nix Leslie & Laynce Nix Wanda Nix Nancy & James Noack Debbie & Gerald Nobles, Jr. Marthann & Jack (dec.) Nobles Charles Nock, Jr. Joan & Ted Noel Nolen Pharmacy Kerry & Zahir Noormohamed Norris Rods Anita & Jay Norris Sue Norris Donna & DeWayne Northcutt Judy & Frank Norwood Kimberly & Daron Jay Norwood Heather Nunez Terry & Michael J. Nurss Dorothy & Clifford Nutter Essie Kathryn Nydegger Lois & Joseph Nye Oak Ridge Investments, Inc. Aileen Oakes Jody Oakes Veneza Oario Charles Oberst Pam & Chris Oberst O’Brien-Goins-Simpson, Inc O’Brien Production Company, Inc. David O’Brien Sandra & George O’Brien

Tom O’Brien Winnie & T.B. O’Brien Occidental Permian Ltd. Janeen A. & Donald E. Odom Jeannette & Dr. Joseph Oei Frances & Cecil (dec.) Oekerman Nan & Art Oestmann Office & Ergonomic Solutions, Inc. O’Grady & Company Danny M. O’Grady DeeDee Ogrin Eddy Ohlenburg Oil Water Ratio Control, Inc. Tania & Howard O’Lane Lulene (dec.) & Arthur Oldham Ruth Oldham Shannon & Dick Oldham John F. O’Leary, Jr. Julia Olgin Judy W. Oliver Robin Oliver Olsen Energy, Inc. Beverly Yeary Olsen Donna Olson Omega Treating Chemicals, Inc. O’Neill Properties, Ltd. James A. O’Neill Joseph I. O’Neill III Mitzi O’Neill Optical Shoppe June Ormond Art Orona Carlos Ortega Louis Ortega Christina & Ybes Ortez Abigail Ortiz Bennie & Louis Ortiz Gloria Ortiz Ortloff Engineers, Ltd. Dr. E. Grace Osadchuk Kenneth Osborn I. A. O’Shaughnessy Foundation Barbara O’Shaughnessy Blanca S. Frias Osorio Kathleen & Buford Osteen Malcolm Outlaw Mrs. N.W. (Bette) Outlaw Judy & Randy Overbeck

timeless gifts

Aurora & Cash Owen Carolyn & Ken Owens Lois M. Owens Sharon & Ken Owens PFM, LLC Nuray & David Pace Patricia & Alfonso Pacheco Sal J. Pagano Maxie & W.T. Page Karen & Ed Pair Palmer Drug Abuse Program Lisa V. Palmieri Pampered Chef-Laura Lovelady Panhandle-Plains Student Finance Corporation Ann & Dr. James Panuska Karen & Riley Pape Pappy’s Bar-B-Que Parallel Petroleum Corporation Elisa Paredes Syble & Sam Parham James, Gene, Pat Parham & the Families Tammy Parish Alice L. Park Carrie A. & Ronald L. Parker, Jr. Dee Ann Parker Jean & Jim Parker Michael Parker Stacy Parker Parkhill, Smith & Cooper, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. George E. Parks Jeanie W. Parks Nora & Joe Parras Parrish Ranch Norma & Dr. Jess Parrish Perry Parrish Jan Parsley, Spraberry Oil & Gas, L.P. Mary J. Parson Partners for Excellence, Midland Chapter of Texas Association for the Gifted and Talented Margaret & George Partridge Patriot Drilling, LLC Cathie & Mike Party Mr. & Mrs. Paul B. Pasqua, Jr. Tracy Pasqua Dr. Hulon H. Pass John Pass

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Friends and Donors Pathfinder Sunday School Class James F. Pattee Patterson-UTI Energy Paula W. Patteson Michael A. Paulson James Payne Janis T. Payne Nancy Stacks & Davis Payne Paula Payne Sheila & Kirk Payne Vickie & David Payne G. Peacock Van M. Pearcy Virginia G. & Sam S. Pecchia Pecos County Feed & Supply, Inc. Pecos County State Bank Debbie & Tim Peden Sandra & Dr. Rex Peebles Mr. & Mrs. Ben Peeler, Jr. Juanita Peeler LaVoe & Ken Peeler Helen & Bob Peetz Joyce & Dan Pemberton Miguel Pena, Sr. Dot & Bill Pennebaker Linda Kelly-Penny Maura & Edward Penz Ron Pepper Jillian Perez Sean Perez Permian Abstract Company Permian Basin Air Conditioning Contractors’ Association Permian Basin Association of Fundraising Professionals Permian Basin Auto Club Permian Basin B’nai B’rith Permian Basin Chapter of IMA Permian Basin Chapter Texas Society of CPAs Permian Basin Office Products, Inc. Permian Basin Petroleum Association Permian Basin Society of Radiologic Technologists Permian Cardiology Association Permian Cardiology Staff Permian Enterprises, Ltd. Jackie & W.B. “Wes” Perry

Jo Anne Perry Ricki & Charles Perry Mary C. Person Lyndolyn & Curt Pervier A. Wayne Peters Michelle L. Peters Victoria & Jeffrey Peters Barbara A. Peterson Mr. & Mrs. Don H. Peterson Leroy Peterson Louise & John Peterson Petroleum Accountants Society of the Permian Basin Petroplex Acidizing, Inc. Pets Bed & Breakfast-Lynn Puccinelli La Verne Petty Beverly Pevehouse Cindy & Bob Pfile Thuy-Trang Phan Trang Phan Jane & Rod Phares Phi Theta Kappa Gene & H.D. Phillips Katherine Phillips Wanda & Bob Phillips Mr. & Mrs. Ervin C. Philpy Mark Philpy Phoenix Equity Planning Corporation Phoenix Surveys, Inc. Pi Beta Phi Billie Pickard Lessie Griffin-Pickard Mrs. Perry D. Pickett Vickie, Heather, & Dale Pickett Ryleigh Picou Hazel M. Pierce Sharon & Ray Pierson Ginny & Wayne Piette Judy Pilgreen Pine Bluff Title Company Pioneer Natural Resources USA, Inc. Lupe & Robert H. Pipes, Jr. Tenee & Chad Pipkin Aurora Piron Pitts Energy Co. Pitts Energy Co. Employees Carol & Jerry Pitts Gregory S. Pitts

Shana Pitts Steve Pitts Dr. Eileen & Jim Piwetz Plains Marketing, L.P. Lisa & Jimmy Plasentillo Lauralee M. & Michael W. Pluim Don Poage Opal Poe Truma & Fred Poe Deborah J. & Keith W. Poertner Pogo Producing Company Cheryl & Marvin Polnick Dolores & Ervin Polnick Roselane Polnick Margaret A. Pool & Family Barbara Porsch Jalle & Larry Porter Samantha Portillo Melinda & Marc Portugal Martha & Delnor Poss Potts & Sibley Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Poulter Buffy & Corbin Powell Jacqueline & Don Powell Mr. & Mrs. Frank B. Powell Valerie Power Bonny & Dr. David Power Desiree & Gregory Power Jerrice & Charles Pratt Betty Ann & Dick Prentice Jane & J. Don Preston Beatrice Price Ruth & Bob Price Sherrie & Mike Price Prices Creamery Beverly & Tom Prichard Beth & Charles Priddy Barbara & Jesse Priest Tanya Primera Print Shop Printer Solutions Printz Property Management Janet & John Pritchett Pro Petroleum, Inc. Jeanette & W.T. Probandt Hahl Proctor Charitable Trust Production Specialty Services, Inc.

Professional Golfers Association of America (PGA) Val Steiner and L.J. Prucka, Jr. Prudential Cooper Realty Judy Puckett Jann & Jim Pullig Margaret & James Purvis Norma G. & Donald G Pyle Quanah Exploration Limited Partnership Kay Quinton Bertha Quiroz RBC Dain Rauscher ROCA Resource Company, Inc. Tanya Ragan Shirley Raimer Bernie & Jason Ramey Edgar Ramirez Eugenio Ramirez Gene N. Ramirez Linda & Lorenzo Ramirez Robert L. Ramirez Benita L. Ramos Elsa Ramos Imelda Ramos Kathleen & Conrad Ramos Neill Ramos Yolanda & Tommy Ramos Debbie & Jim Ramsey Jane B. Ramsland Cindy & David Ramussen Susan & David Randle Robert W. Raney, Jr. Melissa & Salvador Rangel Walter S. “Yippy” Rankin Donnie Rapier Pam, Hal, Christopher, Matthew & Blake Rasmussen Randee & Monroe Rathbone Jeanne & Arthur Rattigan Ilo D. Rauscher Certified Public Accountants Charles D. Ray Ray’s Auto Sales Isabel McClintic Rea Trust Mrs. Brandon E. Rea Isabel & Bryce Rea, Jr. (dec.) Sandy Rea Mary Ellen & Karl Reagan

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Friends and Donors Pamela & Vince Recchia Jim “Buddy” Redden Doris Redfern Dale Redman Mickey Redwine Jan & Andrew Reed Sally Reeder Jackie & Ron Reemts Mary Nell Reese Dennis D. Reeves Jennifer & Brad Reeves Kathy Reeves Ref-Chem RehabCare Group Rehbock Backhoe Service, Inc. Brad Rehbock Cathy & Craig Rehbock Maureen & Robert Rehmer Katherine & Brian Reid Phil Reid Judy Reigle Judith & William Reilly Betty & Bob Reimers Nicholas Relich Remie’s Body Shop, Inc. Christopher Renaud Courtney & Chris Renaud Lynn & Louis Renaud Zuma Renaud Pat & Rudy Rendall Vivian & Ken Renfrow Lynda Renick Ector G. Renteria Ethny Renteria Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Rever Teresa & Raymond Revilla Carol A. Reyna Jay Reynolds Linda & Charles Reynolds Margaret L. Rhea Mary & John Rheinscheld Joan & Cecil Rhodes Betty & Jim Rhotenberry Riata Energy, Inc. Joan Rice Martha Rice Vicki & Bob Rice Charles Richardson

Mary & Glen (dec.) Richardson Randolph M. Richardson Jerry Ricker Gladys Rico Cynthia Riddle Jane & Ray Riddle Rusty Ridling Kimberly Rieckhoff Cheryl & Steve Riedeman Lindsey Riel Rig Works, Inc. Janie & Dale Riggs Janie & Ken Riley Vanessa & Charlie Riley Mary G. Ritchie Ruth Bell Ritchie E.B. Kemp Ritter Berlinda & Arcadio Rivera Ema Rivera Jesus Rivera RoadRunner Roadrunner Rally Gary Roan Becky & Mike Roark Mrs. Robbins Deb & Gary Roberson Shaye Roberson Beth Roberts Chris Roberts Edwina & Jerry Roberts Holly Roberts Larry Roberts Mark Roberts Mr. & Mrs. Ross Roberts Donna & Dan Robertson Pat & George Robillard Richard Robillard Teresa & Lance Robillard Catherine & Barry Robin Elizabeth Robinson Rodney M. Robinson Sandra & Charles Robinson Hector Robledo Robles Real Estate Roger Robles Carolyn J. Roden Donna, Max & Katy Rodgers Rodriguez Drywall/Paint Co., Inc.

Delma & Armando Rodriguez Hector Rodriguez Norma Rodriguez R. Rodriguez Rachel Rodriguez Barbara Roe Karen Kay Rogers Linda & Randall Rogers Louan & Dr. Glenn Rogers Martha & Jim Rogers Traci Rohloff Roland’s Custom Paint Karen & James Romo Olga Romo Mr. & Mrs. Mark T. Roomberg Almeda & James Roop Rebecca L. Roper Alex Rose Andree & David Rosen Betty Lloyd S. Ross Billie & Jim Ross Marshal Verne Ross Foundation, Inc. Neva Rousselot Rex D. Rowland Julie & Mike Roye Lorena E. Rubio Rollins Rubsamen Karen & Dean Rucker Robert L. Rudrauff Frank Ruffa Earlene & Lawrence Ruffin Gilbert Ruiz Linda & Benjamin Ruiz Margie Ruiz Mary Rulla Linda L. Runkles Runyan Oil Company Robin & Donald Ruppanner Billie G. Ruppe Beverly Rusk Altie & Bill (dec.) Russell, Jr. Jane Russell Virginia & Bill Rutter Dell Ruwwe Mary Anne Ruwwe JoAnn Ryan Amy & Scott Ryburn Julaine Ryen

investing in the future of Midland

SBC Foundation SWASFAA Sadler & Associates, LLC Mike Sadler Safe Place of the Permian Basin Dorothy J. & Albert E. Sahs Sara & Bill St. Clair Jan & Paul St. Hilaire St. Luke’s United Methodist ChurchUnited Travelers St. Mark’s United Methodist ChurchFellowship Circle St. Stephen’s Catholic Church Barbara & Joe Saiz Nancy Salazar Ricardo Saldana Jafar R. Salehi Aida & Vicente Salinas Janet & Tony Sam Lourcey Sams San Antonio YaYa’s Jessica Sanchez Joanne & Paul Sanchez Leslie Sanchez Robert Sanchez Rosemary Sanchez Dianna & Jerry Sanders Ollie & J.W. Sanders Sandridge Operating Laulaau & Levy Sapp Betty Sappington Jennifer & Jason Sargent Deborah & William Sass Rodney Satterwhite Mr. & Mrs. George Sauer Mr. & Mrs. W.L. Saultz Zohreh & Jim Saunders Dr. Deana Savage Mr. & Mrs. G.J. Savage Sarana Savage Shawn Savage Sharon & David Sawyer Frances S. & Richard B. Saxe, Jr. Nancy P. Saylor Sidney & Brian Scarborough Ramona G. Schall Kerry & Clarence Scharbauer Dorothy (dec.) & Clarence Scharbauer, Jr.

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Friends and Donors Bart Scharlach Memorial Foundation, Inc. Lou & John Scherer Morris E. Schertz Tracy Schiemenz Schlumberger Technology Anne & Art Schmidt Kelli & Bryan Schmidt Mike Schneider Patricia C. Schneider Tracy Schuh Billie Schulze Max A. Schumann, Jr Carol Schwartz Donnette & C. Ronald Schwisow Marilyn & J.E. Scogin Barbara Scott Betty M. Scott Cindy Scott Dorothy & Frank Scott Jessie Rae & Robert W. Scott Lorrie Scott Mary Joyce & Warner Scott R.B. & D.Y. Scott Yvonne Scott Alice & Bob Scruggs Jack Scruggs, Jr. Seaco Products Company James Sealy Betsy Seanard Charlotte & John Seay Margaret & Charles Semple Carolyn Seright Ruben Serna, Jr. Sandra & Grady Sessums Lenora Sevcik 7 L. Bar Farm Nanette & Dennis Sever Joseph S. Severino, Jr. Wanda & Ken Sewell Sew’n Sew Club Edna & Russ Sexton Shafer, Davis, O’Leary & Stoker, Inc. Shaffo Physical Therapy Douthea M. Shaner Brian Yates Sharber Kathy Sharp Libby & Ray Sharp Judy & David Shatzer

Rita & James Shave Bobbye & Rod Shaw Nancy & Steve Shaw Victoria & James Shaw Anne Sheffield Virginia & Kenneth Shekell Shell Oil Company Foundation Robert Kent Shelton Jack Shepherd Jack Sherman Joyce & Cliff Sherrod J. & D. Shields John Shields Laura Shinar Kim Shoemaker Kathy & Chloice (dec.) Shofner Meisha & Vance Shofner Adrienne Shrobarugh Anna & David Shuck Mr. & Mrs. Joe Shuster Martin J. Shuster Betty & Fred Sides Susan Siefert Sierra Engineering Mary Silkwood Frankie & A.E. (Slim) Simmons Kandice Simmons Peggy & Dr. Charles Simmons Sherri & Ronnie Simmons Gary C. Simons Mr. & Mrs. J.T. Simpson Rick Simpson William J. Simpson Carmen & Gary Sims Dr. & Mrs. Tulsi Dyal Singh Violet & Mark Singh Delena & David Singleton L.D. Sipes, Jr. Amanda & William “B.J.” Siruta Marilyn A. & William A. Siruta Horacio Sison, Jr. Inamar Sison Isidora P. & Samuel F. Sison Sivalls, Inc. Lura & Richard Sivalls Kelley & Tracy Sivalls Holly Williams & John Skees Jim Skelton

Anne & Kevin Skipper Mary R. & Loren C. Skow Roxana & Leland Skow Betty Skrabacz Family Mrs. M.E. Skrabacz Ann & Larry Skylstad Charles Slater Jeanine & Bryant Slaughter Sloans D.W. Sloan Ruth & Kent Sloan Jackie Slusher Keri Slusher Corey Sly Brian Smart Katrina & Christopher Smart Martha & John Smart Mr. & Mrs. G.E. Smead Mary & John Smelser Alison & Brett Smith Becky & David Smith Bob & Vivian L. Smith Foundation Brenda & Ronald Smith Brian Smith Buddy Smith Catherine Smith Cathy & Jeff Smith Cheree Smith Danny Smith Don Smith & Family Donna & Lynn Smith Edna Faye Smith Mr. & Mrs. E.L. Smith Eleanor & William W. Smith Fae & Mike Smith Fern Smith Mr. & Mrs. George S. Smith Janet & Grady Smith John E. Smith Judith Smith Kay & George Smith Leona Bryant Smith Estate Linda & Odell Smith Lola N. & Robert J. Smith Manessa & Jeffrey Smith Mary & Rick Smith Mary Lou & John Smith Mike Smith & Family

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Myrle S. Smith Penny & Anthony Smith Scott Smith Shawn Smith Shelley & Chip Smith Stephen R. Smith Sue Smith Suzanne & Thomas (dec.) Smith Tamara & William Smith W. Brett Smith Jo & Ken Sneed Mary & Sam Snoddy Sam H. Snoddy Oil Ona Marie & Doyle John Snow Mary Frances Snure Mr. & Mrs. Bill Snyder Kuniko Soda Solano Collision Inc. Sue Solari Jolene & Richard Sollivan Bea Lea Somerville Lynn Sommers Sonora-Ozona Oil Co. David J. Sorenson Father Emilio Sosa Monica Sosa Consuelo Sotelo Mr. & Mrs. J.W. South Jason M. South Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Southerland Pat & Bill Southerland Southwest Marketers, Inc. Kay & Ronnie Sowders Susan & James R. Spangle Wendy & Jacky Sparkman Gwyn & Don Sparks Jill & Kevin Sparks Karen & Todd Sparks Rosa U. Sparks Val & Jeff Sparks Erik Speckman Phyllis & Carl E. (dec.) Speight K.F. & T.H. Spencer Renee Spicer Joanne & Albert Spina Joanne & Gene Spina Michelle & Alan Spinks

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Friends and Donors Sports & Entertainment Association of Midland Bo Spradling-Triple Ag Spring Branch Water Well Service Springboard Center Kelli Springer Sproles Woodard L.L.P. Judy Sproul Diane Squyres Edie & Frank (dec.) Stahl Linda Staley Sandra & George Staley Kyle Stallings Barbara & Loewen Standley Angela & Rodger Standridge Jeanine & John Stanfield Stanolind Operating Corp. Pat Stanton Annette Staples Amanda & Scott Starck Starkweather & Associates Rachael R. Starnes Jon & Dale Stasney State Farm Companies Foundation State National Bank Chris & Larry Stayback Steak House Restaurant Dina & Rod Steele Sally & Bill Stella C. Stephens Janet Stephens Kristi Stephens Melinda & Mark Stephens Sylvia Stephens Sandy & Roger Stephenson Kay M. Stevens Leslie & Robert Stevens Lisa & Mike Stevens Wynne & Jay Stewart Sydney & David Stickney Teddy L. Stickney Carolyn & Harley Stimmel Phyllis & Robert Stine Stinson Foundation M.R. Stipp Stockton Ford, Inc. Debbie Stokes

Stoltz and Company Insurance and Asset Management, Inc. James H. Stone James Stoner Polly Stoner Rita Stotts Bill Stovall Family Brenda & Terry Stremmel Donna Streun Linda Strickel Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Stringer Carolyn Stroman Jodie & Walter Stroup Roy Stuart Stubbeman, McRae, Sealy, Laughlin & Browder, Inc. Cathy & Dick Stump Mrs. R.W. Stump Jackie Stumpff Eloy Subia Martina Subia Angie Succa Laura & David Suedkamp Mr. & Mrs. James E. Suggitt Patricia Sullivan Bobbie Summerfield Paige, Whit & Clara Sumner Support Texas Agriculture Arthur F. Surovic Susie’s South Forty Confections Leah & Ron Sutcliffe Peggy & John Sutey Susie & Douglas Swaim Carol & Pete Swain Sonia Sweeney Carolyn Swender Julie Kay Swift Karen & David Swinney Othelia & Mike Swinney T-Rey Properties, Inc. TSF Operating Elisa Tagaloa Mr. & Mrs. Dale Tague A.G. Talbot Mr. & Mrs. J. Michael Talley Sheri J. Talley, M.D. Sabrina & Donald Tally, Jr. Tamarack Petroleum Co., Inc.

Betty & Ben Tanksley Cary Gay & Norman Tanner Dr. & Mrs. Tim Tannich Mr. & Mrs. Matt Tarpley Tarpon Pipe & Supply Lori Tauch Sandra & Mark Taul Rachel Tavarez A.E. Taylor Augustine & Chalres Taylor Catherine Taylor Eloise Taylor Evaughn & Leon Taylor Janice & Richard Taylor Liz & Nick Taylor Mary & Mark Taylor Merle Taylor Pat & Dana Taylor Tish Taylor Warren Taylor Judy & John Teasley Benna Telford Lorna & Thomas Temblador Lois & Bob Templeton Mr. & Mrs. Gene Terhune Eleanor & Ken Terrell Margaret Terry Val & Todd Terry Linda & Warren Tervooren Texas Association of Builders Texas Book Company Texas Department of Transportation Commission and Administration Texas Golden Spread Allstars Texas Guaranteed (Dr. Charley Wootan Grant) Texas Instruments Foundation Texas Lone Star Ranch, LLC Texas Mutual Insurance Company Texas Oncology, P. A. TexStar Bank Robert R. Thames P. and N. Thammasithiboon, M.D. W.H. Thams Jan Thedford This Realty Bea & Ed Thomas Carrie Thomas

George A. Thomas Georgia & Carroll Thomas Jean & Pat Thomas Lori & Barry Thomas Louise Thomas Pamala Thomas Mr. & Mrs. Pat Thomas Suzanne C. Thomas Tom Thomas Vicki & Steve Thomas Jess Ann Thomason (dec.) Amy & Ryan Thompson Carolyn R. Thompson Dollene & Donald Thompson Drs. Donna & Spencer Thompson Jane H. Thompson Mary Lou Thompson Pam & Roger Thompson Ruth & Jeff Thon Evelyn A. Thoreson Genny Thornton Kathy A. Thornton Denise & Dennis Thrift Lucy & Fred Thummel Fern Thurston Mary Alice Tidwell Tierra Company L.P. Schatzie & Charles Tighe Mary & Michael Tillman Rex Timms Suzanne & Blake Tims Jodie & Dr. Tyler Tindall Lisa Tippin Brenda Mowry Tipton Sandy & Mike Tisdale Hope Tobar James R. Tom Eleanor Tomlin The Torres Family Martha Torres J.R. Torrez Jo & Michael Tower Toyota of Midland Mai-Huong Tran Travelers Class Claudia Traxel Roger M. Traxel, M.D. Tredek, Inc.

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Friends and Donors Isaac Trevino Trey Trucks Ltd. Mary K. & Carl Trim Elizabeth Anne Trinajstich Trinity Towers - Manor Park The Trobaugh Family Georgia Trobaugh Melba Trobaugh (dec.) Corky & Jim Trott Mr. & Mrs. Don Trott Peggy & James C. Trott Maxie & Esley Trowbridge Linda & David Truitt Gon D. Truong Terry Tubb, M.D. Mary & Jack Tucci H.A. Tuck, Jr. Leona Tucker Tuesday Bridge Group (Jo, Marilyn, Betty, Ardis, Bea, Frankie & Verma Mae) Cindy Turland Niza Turnacliff Doris & Bill Turner Judy & Larry Turner & Family Kim Turner Sean & Tom Turner Josette Twardowski Twentieth Century Study Club Jim Tyner UBS Foundation USA UPS Store U.S. Chaparral Water Systems, Inc. U.S. Consults, LLC Sharon Uchihara Tommie & Forrest Underwood United Drilling Fluids, LLC United Way of Ft. Stockton Unocal Foundation/Pure Resources Glenda Upchurch V-F Petroleum, Inc. Louisa Valencia Marlissa Valenzuela Elsa Valles Laura & Robert Van Husen Dolores & Lester (dec.) Van Pelt, Jr. Van Stavern Interiors, Inc. Maria Vanbeusekom Vandergriff GroupArchitects

Varco LP Barbara Vargas Connie & Joe Vasquez, Sr. J.D. Vaughn Dana Vega Ramiro Velasquez Manuel Venegas Karen & Robert Vest Leigh & Bennie Vickers Julia & Eric Vickery Ramona & Rodney L. Vigil Joaquin Villalobos Christy Villareal Milly Villareal Josie & Martin Villarreal Marty Villarreal Tony Villarreal Bob Vincent Robyn & Stacy Vines Joann & Dr. Shelton Viney Patty & Gordon Virtudes Vista Propane, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Frank Vitrano Mr. & Mrs. A.J. Vogel Fredricka Voyles W.T. Plastics, LTD Dr. Margaret & Burgess Wade Wagner and Brown Jan & Robert Wagner Lissa & Cy Wagner Wal-Mart Foundation Betty & Jack Walcher John Waldow Vicki & Jack Waldrep Maryellen & Herb Wales Camella Walker Mary Frances Walker Rainy & Gary Walker Gloria & Earnest Wall Wallace Lumber Co. Ellen & John Wallace Ellen & Scott Wallace J. Don Wallace Sarale & Charles Wallace Bruce A. Wallach Merri & Fred Walsh Brenda Walter Cynthia & Jerry Walton

James A. Walton Annette O. Wambaugh Annie R. Ward Mr. & Mrs. James R. Ward Pat & Frank Warner Warren Administration Co. Warren Equipment Company H.A. Watkins Joyce & Buck Watkins Natalie & Steve Watkins Marlene Watret Coy L. Watson Dee & Bill Watson & Families Jan & Jerry Watson Mary G. Watson Rebecca T. Watson Ann & Ralph Way & McCabe Family Linda Way Weatherford Artificial Lift Rusty Weathers Jane Wolf & Pool Webb Lynda & Robert Webb Norma & Jim Webb Betty Graham Webber Sue Ann Webber Vera & Paul (dec.) Wecker David Wedel Donnie Weiner Franz Weis Melissa & Eddie Welborn Jean Welch Jenna H. Welch Jordan Welch Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Carolyn & James (Rusty) Wells Dr. & Mrs. Jim Welsh Mr. & Mrs. J.E. Werner Janet & Terry Werntz Lindsay Werntz West Way Church of Christ Jane & John West West Texas Association of Insurance & Financial Advisors West Texas Golf Course Superintendents Association West Texas Juniors West Texas State Bank Kathy & Denzil West

Western Gas Resources Western National Bank Western Reserves Oil Company Employees & Friends Western Taxidermists Dale Westfall Thelma & Jim Westfall Debra & Fred Westmoreland Becky Wetendorf Cookie & Fred Wetendorf Roger Wetz Diana & Ed Weyman Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Wheeler J’Lynn & Mark Wheeler Marilynn & Bill Wheeler Doni & Terry Whigham Jennifer Whilden Chrysti & Van White Ellen & Clay White Flo White Jimmy R. White Kathy L. White Lesa & Ralph White Melissa & Alan White Tommy White Supply Co., Inc. Virginia & W. Bruce White Cheryl Whites and Family Debra & Larry Whitfield Debra & Paul Whitfield Wyoma & Whit Whitlow Janet Whitman Betty Whitmire Emily R. & Raymond Whitt Joan & Robert Whitt The Whittamores Carole J. Whitten Bobbie & Kevin Whittenberg Juanita S. Whittenburg David Wiberg Cindy & Art Wiebusch Jann & Dr. Steve Wiesenfeld Linda M. Wiest Wiest Tire, Inc. Janet C. Wiggs Charles Wiggins Eleanore & Marvin Wigley Lula L. Wilde Gloria Sue Wiley

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Friends and Donors Karin & E.H. Wilhoite Wilkes Community College Dan Wilkins Jackie & Mark Wilkins Annette Wilkinson Terry & Jack Wilkinson, Jr. Ann & David Williams Mr. & Mrs. Arlie Williams Clayton Williams Energy, Inc. Clayton W. Williams, Jr. Dale Williams Denise & Kevin Williams Dr. Greg Williams Jane & Ken Williams Joan Williams Jocelyn & Richard Williams Latisha Williams Lisa & Mark Williams Mary Williams Pamela & Frank Williams Vicki Williams Karen & Roy Williamson Lois G. Williamson Mr. & Mrs. Mott Williamson Mrs. Roy Williamson Vivian & Ray Williamson Zella & Alton Williamson Barbara & Joseph Willis Michael J. Willson Wilmack Company Alberta Wilmot Barbara & Steven Wilson Blane Wilson Celia & Word Wilson Cynthia Ann & James Dale Wilson Faith & Jeppie Wilson J.W. Wilson

Joann Wilson Mary L. & Mark Wilson Ruth E. & David D. Wilson Stephany S. & Thomas E. Wilson Terrie Wilson Brooke Windham Trisha Windham The Family of Dee Windsor Lucinda Windsor Carolyn Winkler Selma & Edward Winkler Danette Winn Marilyn Winter Glenn E. Winters Wireless Frontier Internet Wiseman Jimmy A. Wofford, D.D.S., P.C. Dora & Bill Wohlfeld Cynthia A. Wolfe Norma Wolfe (dec.) Pamela J. & Kevin D. Wolfe Brenda & Kyle Womack Hubert D. Womack Women’s Association of Greentree Country Club Women’s Division of Chamber of Commerce Carol & Keith Wood Kara & Rick Wood Leslie & Lee Wood, Jr. Lynne & Don Wood Peggy Wood Tracie J. Wood Nelda M. & Jerry W. Woodard Claire & Jim Woodcock Karen & Phillip Woods Lucy & John Woodside

Neil Woodward Skip Woodward Judy & Allan Wootan Jacob Worsham Sue Wray Diane & Paul Wright Dora & Jim Wright Greg M. Wright Max E. Wright Sabrina & Garth Wright Susan & Samuel Wright Vene Wright Kathy & Tom Wurster P.T. Wurster XOG Operating LLC XTO Energy, Inc. Janie & Richard Yanez Yarborough Investments LP Becky & Blake Yarborough W.B. Yarborough (dec.) Yates Petroleum Corporation Marianne & W.A. Yeager, Jr. Sharon & Goss Yeager Glen Yeary Joanna Yeates Molly & Ricky Yeates Sharon Yell Garrett Yoshina Amanda Young Diane Young Joanne M. & John P. Young John W. Young, Jr., M.D. Mr. & Mrs. John W. Young Mary Jane & Bob Young Sandy Young Ted Young Dr. & Mrs. Charles M. Younger

John F. Younger (dec.) Rebecca S. Yu Yucca Garden Club Dr. Andrea J. Zabel Zac’s Club Kimberly & Daniel Zamora Rodolfo Zavala Kay Zeltmann Joyce & Walt Ziegnmeyer Dorothy H. Zimmerman (dec.) Fred S. Zrinscak, Jr. Carla Zubia Alberto Zuniga

providing hope for thousands

Midland College is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097; Telephone number 404-679-4501) to award a Bachelor of Applied Technology degree, associate degrees and certificates. Midland College is an equal opportunity employer/educator. No person shall be excluded from participation in, denied the benefits of, or be subject to discrimination under, any program or activity sponsored or conducted by Midland College, on any basis prohibited by applicable law, including, but not limited to race, color, age, marital status, national origin, religion, gender, disability, or status as a qualified disabled veteran or veteran of the Vietnam era.

Thanks . . .

to the folks who prepared this 35th Anniversary Report: Maricela Dominguez • Chris Hieb Mary Lopez • Chip McCarver Jessica Mendoza • Josie Montanez Cynthia Morales • Nancy Thorne J. Don Wallace

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2007-2008 BOARD OF TRUSTEES

FOUNDATION BOARD OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS

Ralph L. Way, President John H. James, Vice President Kenneth A. Peeler, Secretary Stephen N. Castle Neil M. Florer Joann E. Foster Will R. Green Steven C. Kiser Charlene R. McBride David E. Daniel, Midland College President

Richard T. McMillan, Esq., President Glenn Rogers, D.D.S., Vice President William D. Kleine, Secretary Gregory Bartha, M.D. Spencer Beal Jack E. Brown Carole Warren Burkett Arnulfo T. Carrasco, M.D. H. Joseph de Compiegne Linda Cowden David E. Daniel L. Decker Dawson Joann E. Foster Marie Hall Tevis Herd, Esq. Cadell Liedtke William Marshall T.B. O’Brien Mrs. Donald O’Shaughnessy Beverly Pevehouse Clarence Scharbauer III Jack Sherman Charles Spence Ralph Way Terry Wilkinson

“Midland College is a catalyst for education, job training, and cultural events for Midlanders and all West Texans. Our board, administration and staff strive diligently to maintain the goodwill and trust our community holds for Midland College. It is with great pride and high expectations we anticipate serving the educational goals of West Texas for many years to come.” — Ralph L. Way Board of Trustees President

Midland College Foundation, Inc. 3600 N. Garfield • Midland, TX 79705 • (432) 685-4526 www.midland.edu/foundation

Eileen Piwetz, Executive Director Cynthia Morales, Administrative Assistant Maricela Dominguez, Secretary

Leaders & Champions

Midland College