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0Si*tffi CHAPTER RELATIONS:

"Although we might not always see

eye to eye, we are thereforeach other, no
5?" matter what," say the women of Zeta Pi Chapter

(U of Alabama Birmingham). Effective chapter relations
results in a caring sisterhood. A strong Chapter
Relations Committee enforces AOII policy, but also
ensures the chapter environment is positive for all
members. Zeta Pi members genuinely enjoy spending
time together. Sisters can be spotted shopping, listening
to live music, or experiencing a new sushi roll together.
>, As a chapter, they meet up for TV night and chapter

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Kappa Lambda (U of Calgary) maintains

quality communication. Officers meet
with their advisers regularly, and keep a
strong bond with local alumnae. Members
stay in close contact with the University
and sisters are involved in making
campus decisions as part of the Student
Union. Despite being many miles from
Headquarters, the chapter always ensures
that AOII knows what they are up to,
like sharing about their 24 Hour Foosball
Tournament that raised over $900 for
juvenile arthritis.

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FINANCE:

In a tough category to meet, Lambda Sigma (U of Georgia)

,$• exceeds this standard. Their CNS states, "the chapter has very

2 strong finances. They operate like a well-oiled machine." Following =

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money in your budget for formals, sisterhood events, and outside ^

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=_ The ladies of Pi Delta Chapter (U of Maryland) understand that recruitment goes beyond bid day. As the recipients of
= the Membership Recruitment and Retention Award, they maintain a stable membership, even class sizes, and have
= a high initiation rate. The chapter's success is due to their strong sisterhood and their ability to recruit well rounded
= new member classes. When describing their newest class they said: "Our new members bring a lot of variety to our
= chapter. These women come from Massachusetts to Texas, and participate in an array of activities from Competitive
— Cheerleadmg to the universities highest honors society- the Gemstone Program." Pi Delta makes sure their members
= get as much out of their AOII experience as possible. The chapter gives members many opportunities to be involved in
= service projects such as "Senior Citizen Prom," "AOII in the Face," and Relay for Life. Members are also involved on
E campus, and AOII is home to the Campus Panhellenic President.

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| MEMBERSHIP RECRUITMENT: | = In Fall 2006, AOII had the most successful formal recruitment of all the

| Lambda Upsilon (Lehigh U) E sororities at Jacksonville State University. Delta Epsilon members worked hard E

| consistently achieves quota during E to make their recruitment as competitive as possible. Having high return
formal recruitment, maintaining a E rates for each party was reward for the time, practice, and preparation that
E went on behind the scenes. The chapter held multiple workshops and a
I membership at campus total. AO IPs E potential new member tea that spread the word about AOII.
recruitment parties are competitive on
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§ enjoy the conversation, presentation, NEW MEMBER EDUCATION:

and entertainment they find at the New Members are always a reason to celebrate for Sigma
AOII house. Last year, the chapter
1 had a "Monday Night Football" Phi (California State U Northridge). With a solid new
I theme that was very successful. The
chapter recruits strong classes, which member program filled with AOII history, sisterhood,
= contribute to their strong leadership and getting to know one another, the chapter was proud
on Lehigh's campus. to report that all new members aced their new member
quizzes. When new members feel welcome immediately,
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credit to the New Member Educator, Vice President of
Membership Recruitment and all of the chapter members
for "welcoming the eager, intelligent, and sweet new
women into the Fraternity."

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A chapter that has consistently
achieved Ruby Level, Kappa Kappa
(Ball State U) is strong in many different
areas. The chapter has taken home the
Greek Chapter of Excellence Award from
Ball State. It is easy to see why they would
be selected for this honor, as their members
are very involved in many aspects of Greek
life. In addition to having members who are
athletes, honor society members, editors, and
pageant winners, forty members maintain
a GPA of 3.14 or higher. The chapter has a
strong Leaders Council in place, and
members work together to maintain a successful chapter.
Beyond the requirements outlined in the CCOM, the

% officers think of new and fun ways to maintain
membership involvement.

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^IMHIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIL. PUBLIC RELATIONS:

| PANHELLENIC: Public Relations is an extremely big part of a chapter's overall success. A
positive image on campus and in the community is something every AOII
= At the University of Minnesota, Tail chapter must maintain. The Omega Chapter (Miami U) wanted to create a
marketable image that would be portrayed at all times. The members knew
E Chapter members are proud to be that creating an image and giving AOII a brand would help them stand out
on a large campus with numerous student organizations. They used AOIFs
E AOIIs. A strong group on their signature color, cardinal on all of their PR materials and adopted the tag
line "Always AOII." The chapter updated their web site, made banners,
E campus, Tau shares their talents and and even had business cards printed to hand out to potential new members.
To support the students of Miami, AOII handed out suckers with notes of
E contributions with the entire Greek good luck attached during finals week. Omega Chapter is the recipient of
the AOII Public Relations Award. Their strong marketing plan not only
E community. Members understand promotes Omega Chapter, but reflects credit on AOII Fraternity.

E the importance of being a part of the

E Panhellenic puzzle. This includes not

E only attending Panhellenic meetings

E and educating sisters about NPC, E
= but also supporting and lending a

E hand to all sororities on campus. Tau

E Chapter is a leader on their campus,

E and have received numerous honors

= including: Outstanding Community

E Service, Outstanding Recruitment, ***X r> ""Hi,

E Outstanding Leadership, and Chapter ^ REPORTING: \

E of the Year. AOII recognizes the andTahcectuarBateetare(Tpoowrtsionng Uf r)oemxptehcetsir oonfftiicmeres.

E impact Tau has at U of Minnesota. The = 4? Keeping their Collegiate Network, AOII

E chapter was honored with the Philos ^ Headquarters, and alumnae updated on their operations, 5.

E Award at International Convention for E E Theta Beta maintains 100% of AOIFs reporting

E demonstrating the most outstanding 3 requirements. New member initiation reports and fees

E contributions to Panhellenic by are collected and forwarded to Headquarters on time,

E furthering goals, ideals, and fostering and the chapter was proud to report five new

E Greek relationships. E initiates last Spring.

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I PHILANTHROPY:

E If you've ever visited Iowa State University, you've probably heard about a
E tradition known as "Run for the Roses," a 5K sponsored by the lota Sigma
E Chapter of AOII. The event has drawn amateur and skilled runners from across E
= the local community, and even out of state. The chapter does not stop there
E when it comes to service. Members are involved in other Greek philanthropies E
E and volunteer their time to 4-H, The Special Olympics, disaster relief efforts,
E Children's Miracle Network, Girl Scouts of America, and local churchs and
E elementary schools. The chapter annually contributes the money raised from
E their philanthropy events to the AOII Foundation. With a donation total of
E $598 per member and an overall giving amount of $28,727, Iota Sigma received E
E the SHEAF Award from the AOII Foundation for highest per member giving
E and for highest total giving during the biennium.

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0 S00ti$0® RITUALS:

Ritual is what defines our Fraternity. By accurately

and regularly performing ritual, sisters become closer and

can share a bond that exists only within our membership.

Gamma Sigma (Georgia State U) is an example of a chapter who

takes ritual seriously. Members not only hold formal ritual once

per month, but make the meaning a part of their daily lives.

When Gamma Sigma heard that additional robes were

''''//. needed at the 2005 Convention in Atlanta, the chapter

left the event and returned with enough robes for
"n, the rest of the participants

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| RISK MANAGEMENT:

The safety of AOII members is a Fraternity priority. Numerous educational modules and risk management
= procedures have been developed to ensure the well being of our collegiate chapters. Alpha Chi Chapter (Western
= Kentucky U) provides the most outstanding programming for educating their members about health and safety. As =
= the recipients of the Contingency Management Programming Award, the chapter not only educates members

about alcohol, hazing, and AOII policy, but focuses on women's health topics such as HPV and prevention.

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PROGRAMMING:

A balanced calendar is essential to

prevent member burn out, and to

accurately provide the best AOII

experience for each member. By

incorporating education, sisterhood, and

ritual into business meetings, chapters

prevent over programming. Zeta Chapter

(U of Nebraska-Lincoln) ensures each

member knows what is on her agenda for

the entire semester, as the calendar is

always prepared one term in advance.

The chapter plans the calendar by

giving each officer a block of colored

post it notes. For each event she is

planning, an officer will put her post its on a blank calendar. The chapter xj"

is then able to move the post its around until the calendar is balanced.

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| Maintain High Standards

There are many different elements that contribute to the success of a
chapter, and each area must be working in order for a chapter to be
functioning at its full potential. The Standards of Excellence are a guide
to help each collegiate chapter operate as smooth as possible. Following
these guidelines will help your chapter run smoothly and provide the well
rounded AOII experience that each member deserves.

For a complete listing of the Standards of Excellence and what is required
to meet each standard, please visit the Officer Resources Library on the
AOII web site. Talk with your Collegiate Network Specialist about what
standards you are currently meeting and how you can use the SOEs to
plan goals for your chapter.

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2006 - 2007 Standards of Excellence Winners

Ruby Chapters Pearl Chapters Gold Chapters

(at least 90% of the SOE have been achieved) (at least 80% of the SOE have been achieved) (at least 70% of the SOE have been achieved)

Alpha Chi (Western Kentucky U) Alpha Gamma (Washington State U) Alpha Delta (U of Alabama)
Chi Psi (California Polytechnic U) Beta Phi (Indiana U) Alpha Phi (Montana State U)
Delta Epsilon (Jacksonville State U) Delta (Tufts U) Alpha Psi (Bowling Green State U)
Gamma Sigma (Georgia State U) Delta Delta (Auburn U) Chi Epsilon (The Ohio State U)
Kappa Kappa (Ball State U) Epsilon Omega (Eastern Kentucky U) Gamma Omicron (U of Florida)
Kappa Tau (Southeastern Louisiana U) Epsilon Sigma (Quincy U) Kappa Chi (Northwestern State U)
Lambda Sigma (U of Georgia) Gamma Alpha (George Mason U) Kappa Phi (McGill U)
Lambda Upsilon (Lehigh U) Gamma Delta (U of South Alabama) Kappa Sigma (U of Wisconsin-River Falls)
Pi Delta (U of Maryland) Iota (U of Illinois) Lambda Chi (LaGrange College)
Tau Omicron (U of Tennessee-Martin) Kappa Lambda (U of Calgary) Nu Omicron (Vanderbilt U)
Theta Beta (Towson U) Lambda Eta (Grand Valley State U) Phi Beta (East Stroudsburg U)
Theta Pi (Wagner College) Lambda Tau (U of Louisiana at Monroe) Phi Sigma (U of Nebraska-Kearney)
Zeta Pi (U of Alabama at Birmingham) Nu Beta (U of Mississippi) Rho Delta (Samford U)
Omega (Miami U) Sigma (U of California Berkeley)
Omega Omicron (Lambuth U) Sigma Alpha (West Virginia U)
Omicron (U of Tennessee) Sigma Chi (Hartwick College)
Sigma Omicron (Arkansas State U) Sigma Phi (California State U Northridge)
Tau (U of Minnesota) Sigma Tau (Washington College)
Tau Delta (Birmingham Southern College)
Zeta (U of Nebraska-Lincoln)

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The Chrysler and Us

Carol were in the rumble - packed back there like
kids in high chairs. Finley convinced us to wait
to eat until we got on the road - that there were a
lot of nice barbecues places. We took Finley at her
word, but unfortunately, Finley was thinking of
another road and it was 9:30 before we finally hit
a place to eat. We arrived in South Bend around
10:45 and stayed at the Oliver Hotel. Had malted
milks and sodas and nearly laughed ourselves to
death before we slept.

In August of 1930, four young AOII friends set Left South BencTabout 7 AfM. (had sfaeck of a time
out on an exciting 16-day journey from Chicago getting Hills and Finley up, by the way) and arrived
through the eastern United States and back in Toledo about 12:30 with the car and ourselves
again. They travelled in a classic Chrysler 80 at just about our breaking point. Our clothes all
Roadster through all kinds of weather, taking stuck to us so when we were in the rumble seat
turns bouncing along in the rumble seat with only we rode with our feet up on the seat in front of us
a green striped fringed awning for cover. Carol - ventilation was good, you know, at 35-40 miles
Auger, Dorothy Hills and Dorothy Tinley were per hour. Tinley's ex-beau, Wes McKee, and three
Rho sisters from Northwestern, while their friend of his friends met us and drove us to Heatherdowns
Marguerite Heller graduated from the University Country Club to a knock-out luncheon. They just
of Illinois and Iota Chapter. With suitcases and begged us to stay on, but we left at 5:00 and dashed
hat boxes in hand, at least two of these brave to Cleveland just in time to catch the boat at 8:15.
new career women kept lengthy journals of their We had a very swanky room and bath on board and
adventures that were recently shared with us dolled up to eat dinner. After we ate and walked
through their Pi Beta Phi daughters Susan Boodin the deck we turned in about 12 A . M . until Hills
Player and Carol De Vry Simmons. Often referring decided to re-pack her suitcase at 12:30. Just as she
to each other by their last names, the following finally finished she dropped it and spilled out all the
brief excerpts are compilations from the first week contents - much cussing!
of their travels and reflects a charming bit of life
from the 1930s. Boat dockecfat Buftalo'flt 7:30, ate breakfast and
drove to Niagara to take the boat trip on the Maid
of the Mist after picking up another AOII sister
from New York, Kay Hendrick. We nearly died
laughing at the weird picture everyone had made
there. We drove on to Rochester and arrived too
late for the dates that Harley Nood, Meg's beau,
had fixed up for us.

The girls picked me Up around 6:15, only 45 * tmS^i p , //
minutes late, so practically on time. I nearly didn't
recognize them when they drove up. The blue car Headed off to see the campus of Syracuse U and
was beautifully set off by a striped green awning -
edged with fringe over the rumble seat. Finley and picked up a cute SAE to give us a tour. Then

started out on the road into the Adirondacks and

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stayed at a Colonial home in New York. We almost had taken out to dry. It took the manager and 50
got punched out going around an island the wrong bell boys to get it out of the engine room. The
way, but got off. Cold as winter! doorman sent us out with directions, but we got so
busy jabbering that we surprisingly discovered that
Dove into the mountainsand the scenery was so we were in Maine instead of New York - 74 miles
beautiful. We took the top down just as it started out of our way.
to rain like it never expected to stop and drove
until we were nicely soaked. We stopped at Bald Got up at 5:30 to eafand head home. Arrived in
Mt. House for lunch, a very ritzy resort to dry Chicago about 3:00 and stopped at Hills restaurant
out and ate everything on the bill of fare. Started and the manager was much surprised that we went
out in the rain again and drove as far as Blue Mt. over 2,500 miles without punctures. We drove
Lake. We felt like Byrds Expedition to the South everyone home and Pop had to carry my suitcase
Pole because it was so cold. They packed me in up because the handle broke off. We were dusty
the rumble seat with about six coats, two blankets and sleepy after having a grand time - We even
and two raincoats. We got a room and wrote letters brought home some money!
home that night. Finley and I were too tired to
take a bath and Hills threatened not to ride with us
the next day.

The weather turned out so nice we had the top
down again and almost looked respectable. Drove
to Lake George and went swimming. Drove to
Saratoga Springs then on to Albany and stayed at
Wellington Hotel.

Left Albany and drove through New York State Photos clockwise from far left:
and into Massachusetts. Scenery was the best yet! AOIIs travel through Toledo,
Saw Smith College and Amherest - a beautiful Ohio on August 9, 1930 in their
place. Stayed at the Parker House where rolls classic Chrysler 80 Roadster; three
originated. Boston advertises as the reservoir of of the girls enjoy salt water taffy in
culture so we took down the fringed top! Asbury Park, New Jersey; original
journal artwork by Marguerite
Raining and rainingl'Took a sight seeing tour of Heller (De Vry); and Dorothy
Boston, then drove to Cambridge to visit Harvard. Tinley (Boodin) during a stop in
Carol and I nearly drowned in the rumble seat. Plymouth, Indiana.

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PROFILE

CALGARY

ALUMNAE CHAPTER

How do you win every Strike Out Arthritis! shows collegiate women that AOII is for a lifetime.
bowling competition? By recruiting a former The chapter also provides support during Kappa
national bowling champion to your alumnae Lambda's formal recruitment. "The future success
chapter. How do you win the Alumnae Chapter of both AOII alumnae and collegiate chapters, lies
Membership Recruitment and Retention Award? with our collegiate chapters' recruitment successes.
By being the chapter with the largest percentage Our chapters are only as strong as the women we
of growth for the biennium. We're talking about bring in to continue them." Collegians also have
the Calgary Alumnae Chapter of Alberta, Canada, the opportunity to meet alumnae chapter members
who not only can brag about their bowling skills, at Founders' Day and philanthropy events. College
but their ability to recruit bowlers, and other AOII seniors are invited to attend one alumnae chapter
alumnae with a long list of talents and assets, to meeting to celebrate their upcoming alumae status
contribute to their membership. With 25 active and to learn more about the alumnae chapter. By the
members, and we mean very active AOIIs, the time graduation rolls around, seniors are familiar with
chapter is proving their commitment to AOII, not the alumnae chapter and ready to be a part of the after
only in Calgary, but throughout the Fraternity. college experience. Each graduating senior receives a
Composed of local collegiate chapter advisers, personalized "welcome pack" that includes a copy of
corporation board members, alumnae and collegiate the alumnae chapter's calendar.
network specialists, an Executive Board member,
and local alumnae all equally worthy of wearing "1 O f course, a calendar packed with fun events helps
heart AOII T-shirts," the chapter knows their group to get local alumnae involved. "We designate one to
is truly something to be proud of. The Calgary two popular events tor dues paying members only, and
Alumnae Chapter understands that in order to be this incentive works." Events include pottery night,
successful, they must provide alumnae with more "Death by Chocolate," and even belly dancing lessons.
than just a group to belong to, but a place where With a wide array of events, women are sure to find
they can have fun, be themselves, and serve a something of interest.
purpose within the community.
Service, is something that the chapter keeps quiet
" W E WOULD Stephanie Savage Leach, Alumnae Chapter President, about...but only for a few hours each year. The chapter
LOVE TO HAVE explains that several factors are involved in maintaining annually hosts a silent auction to raise money for
SOME MORE OF a successful recruitment and building membership. Canadian arthritis research and educational grants.
OUR AMERICAN First, the chapter keeps up with all local alumnae by Last year the chapter held their most successful auction
SISTERS JOIN, filing their contact information into an electronic to date and raised $3,100. "All products and services
SO THINK database. These names are used for membership upforbid are donated," Steph explains. "There is
ABOUT MOVING drives, invitation lists, and informational mailings. minimal overhead, making this a great event."
NORTH, EH?I" One mailing that alumnae look forward to receiving,
is the chapter newsletter. More than just information The chapter also volunteers and participates in
about events, the publication gives the chapter a the Jingle Bell Fun Run and individual members
personal feel by profiling members, including recipes, volunteerforthe United Way, Canadian Cancer
and sharing wedding and birth announcements. Services, and Canadian Blood Services.

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begins much earlier than the Fall. 'We actively
court our local collegiate members from day one,"
Stephanie says. "We host a bid day dinner for Kappa
Lambda Chapter (U of Calgary) to welcome the
new members." This is just one way that the chapter

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The age range of Calgary Alumnae Chapter At left: Kristy Manchul and Stephanie Savage Leach are proud AOII Alumnae.
members can be described as "recent graduates to
the very experienced AOII." Stephanie explains. Above: Sisters at their AOII Strike Out Arthritis! Bowling Championship 2006.
"When speaking of ages in regards to women it Below: Members enjoy their annual general meeting in September 2007.
is always to best to be as generous as possible,"
she jokes. "The diversity in ages within the
chapter allows for a great wealth of knowledge
and experience to our benefit." The majority of
chapter members are Kappa Lambda, but the chapter
works hard to actively recruit women from all
AOII collegiate chapters. Other Canadian chapters
represented include: Beta Tau, Gamma Chi, and
Kappa Phi. The chapter even has one member from
Upsilon Alpha ( U of Arizona ). "We would love
to have some more of our American sisters join, so
think about moving North, eh?!" Stephanie says.

Whether you travel north, or not, you will no doubt
feel the impact of the women of the Calgary Alumnae
Chapter. Their involvement in AOII reaches far
beyond, Calgary, and beyond Canada. Their
members are serving in leadership positions to help
ensure the future of AOII, and their chapter is serving
as a role model to alumnae chapters everywhere.

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PROFILE " W E ENJOY EACH OTHER'S
COMPANY THROUGH EVENTS
LONG BEACH THAT ALLOW US TO CELEBRATE
EACH OTHER AND INTEGRATE
ALUMNAE CHAPTER. OUR A O I I LIVES WITH OUR
FAMILY LIVES."

Members at the Overlooking San Pedro Bay, the beautiful city of This chapter's philanthropic spirit doesn't end
Arthritis Walk stop to Long Beach is located 22 miles south of downtown there. Members collect toiletries each year for the
capture the moment. Los Angeles. On November 18, 1950, an AOII Women's Shelter of Long Beach and participate
alumnae chapter was colonized in this southern with Lambda Alpha (U of La Verne) and the North
California city where the sun shines brightly Orange County Alumnae Chapter in the Orange
345 days a year. Nowhere in this area will you County Arthritis Walk. Last year they proudly
find warmth that radiates more intensely than raised $2,000, while having the good fortune to
among the women who comprise the Long Beach interact with new collegiate and alumnae sisters.
Alumnae Chapter (LBAC) of Alpha Omicron Pi.
For fun, there are family picnics, numerous holiday
»»»••».., gatherings, concerts in the park, game nights and
days at a spa with sisters. Nothing can be more
IRUUIIUH relaxing than sitting in a hot tub, lounging by a
pool or experiencing the benefits of a mud bath
Their warm hearts develop from a welcoming while laughing with good friends.
attitude, as new member Kristi Blackburn
discovered when she moved to the area last year. The chapter beams with pride for their members
"The women in the chapter have made me feel and chapter. "We are so proud of our chapter's
more at home in the "big city" than I could have diversity and sisterhood," exclaims LBAC President
ever imagined," Kristi declared. They even refer to Boualoy Dayton. "We are all at different stages
their fall kick-off event as their "Welcome BBQ" in our lives (single mothers, stay at home moms,
and go to great efforts to invite new sisters to attend. working mothers, career women, retirees, etc.), but
Knowing that the best way to feel welcome is to feel no matter where we are in life, we can enjoy each
involved, the chapter inspired Kristi and others, to other's company through events that allow us to
jump right in and participate in their annual Turkey celebrate each other and integrate our AOII lives
Bowl. Each November, LBAC members gather with our family lives."
around a frozen turkey to play fun games that are
sure to bring out the good sports in everyone. This Sisterhood within their chapter is an everyday
past year, Turkey Bowl evolved into a successful connection. Maybe it is a quick e-mail to ask a
Strike Out Arthritis! event to benefit the Lakewood question or a phone call to see how a new mom
Project Shepherd Program. is doing. It's also about being there when a sister
needs you at any time of the day. When Boualoy
was placed on bed rest at 20 weeks pregnant, her
AOII sisters helped care for her 2-year-old son, clean
her house, cook meals for her family and sat by her
bedside after the birth while her newborn daughter
was still in the Neonatal ICU. Likewise, during a
difficult year in the lives of several members, sisters
were always there with encouraging words, prayers,
cards and concern. Sisterhood is indeed what binds
this chapter together.

Members range in age from 21 to 75 and currently
are initiates of 6 collegiate chapters. They are
valuable resources to at least two collegiate chapters
in the area. Members serve on the AAC for

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,*t 4A At left: LBAC
members attend
Lambda Beta (California State University - Long annual Founders'
Beach), supporting them in recruitment, and Day events.
special events all year. They were also on hand to Below: SOA! Turkey
celebrate the colonization of AOIFs new Lambda Bowling brings
Alpha Chapter at the University of La Verne. members together
Additionally, they helped Lambda Alpha get off to raise money for
to a great start by assisting with their recruitment Arthritis; and
efforts, purchasing robes, and pairing up with them preparing care
for the Arthritis Walk. baskets for local
community
At convention this past summer, LBAC was pleased organizations is a
to receive the Standards of Excellence Pearl Award favorite event.
and Recognition for Recruitment and Retention.
They also cheered with member Lori Curci-Reed To DRAGMA • 61
when she received a coveted Rose Award. This
active chapter won't be resting on their laurels;
however, as exciting new events for the coming
year include an AOII Night at Angels Stadium to
raise money and a new secret sister program within
their alumnae chapter.

Why participate in an AOII alumnae chapter?
Kristi Blackburn is now Long Beach's Membership
Chairman and sums it up beautifully, "These are
busy times for all of us - balancing professional,
family, volunteer, and personal activities. As we
juggle our daily lives, we look forward to having
time for something that is just for us." She adds,
"When we reflect upon our college days, we
remember the camaraderie and good times we
experienced being an AOII as we pursued our
college careers. We can still enjoy the fun and
fulfillment of AOII sisterhood through an AOII
alumnae chapter."

ISSUE NO. 1 • FALL 2007

CHANCE

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pride ofAuC

always say, no matter whereyou go in the world, you 'TH Rotorua
will lihly encounter an AOII. That proved truefor Karen
Youngman Ryan, Delta Sigma (San Jose State U) and ISLAND •
Barbara Daugs Hunt, Phi Delta (UW-Milwaufae) Gisb
when we traveled to New Zealand last February.
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Central Plateau

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Sounds

Blenheim

My husband, Cecil, and I had concluded a delightful stay on Kaikoura
New Zealand's North Island. In Wellington, Capital of New-
Zealand, we boarded a ferry to carry us across the Cook Strait to SOUTH
the South Island. I was standing along the deck watching people
loading the ship. I thought I recognized an AOII I did not know SLAND;
but had seen many times at Conventions and when visiting
northern California on AOII trips. Unfortunately, we never Christchurch \
connected on the ferry.
Franz Joseph J
Glacier

Fox Glacier

Mount Cook

After leaving the ferry, Cecil and I boarded a train that would Milford:Sound eyo/ea
take us south, along the seacoast to Christchurch. We walked
through the cars trying to locate our seats. As we entered the car 4
with our assigned seats, I noticed this AOII again. I remarked, Uueenstown
"You are an A O I I " and she answered "Yes, and I recognize
you too, although you aren't wearing your Rose Banquet fancy TeAnau Dunedin
dress." Instantly, we knew we had to catch up with our lives and
AOII, so we settled into seats next to each other and talked for nvercargill
hours. Our husbands got to know each other, as well. Karen
was from San Jose, California and had worked with Delta Sigma Stewart Island
at San Jose State. I learned how she had just chaired the North-
ern California 2007 Founders' Day event, and we recounted After we disembarked from our overnight stay, the coach driver
how many conventions we had attended together. informed us we would not be staying at our much anticipated
sheep farm bed and breakfast. "It burned down last night!" he
When we left the train, we hoped to get together again in sadly announced, then delivered us to another unique B&B, a
Christchurch. That didn't pan out, and I wondered if we'd hap- refurbished convent. Our next decision was finding a restaurant
pen to run into each other somewhere else on the South Island. for dinner. Cecil and I arrived at a recommended destination
In a nation of over 4 million people, it was destiny that we were looking forward to a good dinner of lamb and venison. Can you
meant to find each other. guess who was already seated at the table next to us? Karen and
Mike. So, we laughed and joined each other for dinner and rem-
While strolling along the dock in Queenstown, we looked up to inisced about the places we had seen and reviewed those yet to
see Karen and her husband Mike having lunch alongside beauti- be visited. They planned a trip to Milford Sound while we were
ful Lake Wakatipu. We hugged and talked about what they set to drive on to the city of Dunedin. As we said goodbye that
had done in exciting and beautiful Queenstown. They had just evening thousands of miles from home, we realized that running
finished riding rafts in the surging Shotover River. It sounded into each other, and enjoying the company of another AOII can
so exciting that Cecil and I decided to catch a ride on the jet boat happen anywhere in the world.
across Lake Wakatipu, through the willow lined Kawarau River
and into the narrow Shotover River where it takes 360 degree So as you travel, I encourage you to carry an AOII bag, wear an
spins. I think we might not have done that if not for Karen and AOII hat, or sip from an AOII water bottle. Your letters will
Mike having taken the plunge earlier and urging us to take the surely lead you to an AOII sister you might not have known was
exciting ride. Again we said good-bye, hoping our paths might sitting right next to you. Karen and I feel lucky to have found
cross again as we headed south. each other over and over and over, again, in New Zealand.

Our next stop on the South Island was Te Anau where we By Barbara Daugs Hunt, Phi Delta (UW-Milwaukee),
boarded a boat for an overnight cruise on Doubtful Sound. Milwaukee Alumnae Chapter, AOII Fast International President

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/lr r(i;//f: A number of the AOII scrapbooks we hold in the archives are priceless treasures, like
these from Nu Kappa (Southern Methodist U). They reflect the life of a chapter and its members
like nothing else we possess. Very different from more modern day scrapbooks, they tend to place
emphasis more on campus activities than chapter activities, and on individual members rather
than chapter honors. What is clearly evident in all eras, though, is the love for sisters and AOII.
Above: Displayed under glass on the rear wall ot the Conference Center in AOII Headquarters
is the Alumnae Centennial Quilt. Completed in 1997 to commemorate the Fraternity's 100th
birthday celebration, each square is a unique tribute to our AOII alumnae chapter hometowns.
Mary Turner Diaz, Pi Kappa (U of Texas - Austin), Centennial Quilt Project Chairman, stitched
the Centennial logo in the center. Each alumnae chapter was provided a quilt square along with
guidelines allowing for a vast range of creativity that is evident in the final piece. Participation was
voluntary and nearly 100 chapters contributed squares to the magnificent creation. The quilt is one
of the highlights of every AOII Headquarters tour.

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Every girl needs a great bag to hold We respect our PC-addicted As the weather
all of her stuff! Big roomy handbags friends and co-workers, but it's becomes chilly, nothing
are our favorites. Metallic bags with a Mac world when it comes to beats a cozy pair of
lots of details - like braiding and studs p r o d u c i n g To Dragma. W h i l e pj pants for lounging.
The dark gunmetal metallic finish on we don't have the newest iMac These two adorable
this bag really makes this bag stand model in our office, we salute pairs from the AOII
out from the crowd. the power and the flexibility of E m p o r i u m feel as g o o d
the entire line of iMacs and Mac as they look. C h e c k o u t
Pros that enable us t o p r o d u c e the available styles at
To Dragma a n d m u c h m o r e . www.emporium.com.

Wrinkle Release New Members Blister Block

This p r o d u c t b y D o w n y , is a W h a t can w e say, w e all love Many feet survived the
must for girls on the go. Why our New Members! We can't footwear fashions at
iron when a quick spritz of this wait for Fall each year t o hear Convention this summer
product will have your clothes of recruitment successes and by use of Band-Aid Brand's
wrinkle free by morning? It think back o n our days as new Blister Block. To prevent
works just like magic. AOII sisters. W e l c o m e t o all blisters f r o m shoes, it is
our newest members! simply amazing. It works
PoiDnU great for kids' feet, too! Tip:
Wrinkle Look for this item alongside
other Band-Aid brand
66 • T o DRAGMA products in your local retail
stores rather than with foot
care products.

ISSUE NO. 1 • FALL 2 0 0 7

Football Fever MUUriGRAIN Anything Purple
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Tis the season for some O n e of the big color trends for fall
football! Whether cheering f a s h i o n is p u r p l e . It's e v e r y w h e r e
for our favorite pro, college, and we love it. O n e great way to
high school or little league a d d a g r e a t c o l o r t r e n d is in y o u r
teams, w e are all definitely accessories, like the super soft
big fans. A little bantering scarf you see here.
b e t w e e n rival schools
always keeps things fun. Stacyf's Pita Chips

9 Yummy! These salty alternatives to
traditional chips are a big hit in our
office. They c o m e in several flavors and
taste great alone or with dips.

WebO n t h e www.clubpenguin.com

ha Oinit ron Pi C l u b P e n g u i n is a k i d - f r i e n d l y virtual w o r l d w h e r e
children can play games, have fun and interact with
1 iMmtR I i-«-ot»n each other. The founders are parents of young chil-
dren who wanted to create a fun online world they
w o u l d be c o m f o r t a b l e letting their o w n kids visit. It
is d e s i g n e d f o r 6-14 year o l d s , b u t is o p e n t o c h i l d r e n
of all ages. Recently Club Penguin j o i n e d the Walt
Disney C o m p a n y in a business partnership.

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www.alphaomicronpi.org

Have you visited our web site lately? AOII's award
w i n n i n g w e b site is c h o c k e d full o f n e w s a n d resources

f o r y o u r use. A p u b l i c area is a c c e s s i b l e t o a n y o n e so
we can tell the world about AOII. Our members also
have an additional area created especially for us that
requires a member number to register. You can obtain
your m e m b e r number by looking at the back of your To
Dragma or by e m a i l i n g y o u r full n a m e a n d c h a p t e r o f
initiation to [email protected] and requesting
your member number. You'll be amazed at the wealth of
resources, workshops, games and articles that are right

at your fingertips - just type
www.alphaomicronpi.org today!

ISSUE NO. 1 • FALL 2 0 0 7

for the liolidays

Tis the seasonforfighting the busy malls, spending too much money, wrapping
presents, putting up decorations, sending out cards, attending holiday parties, baking,
and purchasing a giftforyour husband's sister's new boyfriend whom you've never
met but is apparendy joining the familyforthe holidays. It sounds like a lot of work
for just afewhours of holiday cheer. As several major holidays draw near, this can be
a stressful season. You vowed to be better organized this year, and it's not too late.

1. Prioritize 3. Simplify

N o w is die time to evaluate your priorities and While most people do a bit of decorating during the
expectations. Be realistic. Decide what family holidays, no one should be expected to redecorate
traditions really matter to you and let some of the an entire home. I f you want to keep it simple, check
others fade away, or rotate one or two from year to out some easy decorate tips on the next page. For
year. You don't have to decorate a gingerbread house entertaining, select a couple fail safe appetizers and
every year for your kids to have great memories o f always keep the ingredients on hand during the
the experience. D o you really have to attend three holidays. This helps avoid the last minute panic when
different family gatherings on Thanksgiving? Talk it guests pop in or you have a party to attend. A pretty
through to find a compromise to the things that cause holiday platter or bowl even makes store-bought
the most stress. Once you determine the things you goodies taste better. I f you want to invite friends over,
really want to do, break the tasks up over several weeks it is O K to keep it simple with a pot luck.
and start assigning specifics on a calendar. Then be
willing to say "no" to some invitations, knowing you 4. Delegate
can not do it all.
Does the house need cleaning before relatives arrive?
2. Budget Let each family member be responsible for a room
or a task and don't aim for perfection. H o w about
Making a budget and sticking to it will eliminate decorating? M o m does not have to do everything.
a lot of stress. Several great holiday traditions cost Kids can start their own traditions of hanging the
very litde extra money like baking cookies, caroling, stockings, setting out the manger or menorah, or
or volunteering. Give family members gift cards to helping set the dining room table for the holiday feast.
favorite restaurants you might eat at anyway. Give kids
a "Dinner and Game Night" coupon allowing each 5. Relax
child to select their favorite meal and board game for
the whole family to play. Children love feeling in Take a few minutes each day and do somethingjust
control and the whole family benefits. II redeemed in for yourself - take a bubble bath, read a chapter in a
January or February, these less expensive gift options good book, or go for a walk. You should find that
even help avoid the after-holiday blahs and guarantee rewarding yourself makes the stress melt away and you
some great family time. become more productive the rest of the day.

68 • T o DRAGMA ISSUE NO. 1 • FALL 2 0 0 7

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pimple "HolidayH^corating Tips

Even when time is limited or money is tight, here are a few simple and
inexpensive ways to make your home more festive for the holidays.

L Decorate with bows

Buy or make bows from large ribbons. Drape over 2. Decorate with candles
lamp shades, picture mirrors, and framed pictures.
Bows can be easily and attractively woven into
chandeliers, wreaths and down stairway banisters.

Sitting alone or i n eclectic groupings, candles make
a simple and elegant statement on tabletops, mantles
and bookshelves.

3. Decorate with mother nature

Pinecones in a basket, holy berries, or white lights 4. Decorate with homemade decorations
strung on a potted tree branch are just a few of many
ways you can bring nature inside during the holidays. Use a gingerbread house as your table centerpiece
or displaying hand painted ceramics are great ways
5. Decorate with wrapping paper to show off your children's handiwork.

Attractively wrap large empty boxes and stack
them in displays around the house. For a f u n twist,
attractively wrap and re-hang one of the artwork
pieces on your walls for a clever way to bring some
festive cheer to a room.

pimple "HolidaycAppetizers

Keep on hand the basic ingredients for a couple holiday appetizers,
such as these, to make on the spur o f the moment.

i Hot Artichoke Dip Baked Gouda

ISSUE NO. 1 • I'M.1.2007 1-14 oz. can artichoke hearts 1 (7 oz.) Gouda cheese
1 cup mayonnaise 4 oz. can refrigerated crescent rolls
1 cup grated Parmesan cheese 1 jar strawberry or apricot preserves
Dash garlic powder
Dash salt Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Remove wax
Lemon juice casing f r o m cheese. Separate crescent rolls into 2
rectangles. Place rectangles together to f o r m square
Drain and squeeze artichokes, break into small and seal perforations.
pieces. Add mayo and cheese, rhen m i x . A d d Place cheese i n center o f dough; bring corners
seasoning and m i x lightly. Place mixture i n a and pinch edges to seal; place, seam side down, on
shallow baking dish. Bake at 350 degrees for cookie sheet. Bake 16 to 18 minutes until golden
approximately 20 minutes until brown. Serve brown. Spread preserves over top and serve w i t h
w i t h crackers or pita chips. crackers or ginger snaps.

To D R A C I M A • 69

DECORATING W I T H BOWS IS A SIMPTE AND INEXPENSIVE
\ WAY TO DRESS UP YOUR GIFTS A N D HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

MAKING THEM IS EASIER THAN YOU MIGHT EXPECT.

Top 10 Ways to Use a Holiday Bow

1. On a Gift 6. O n Picture Mirrors
2. As a Tree Topper 7. On Candlesticks
3. O n Chair Backs 8. On a Mailbox
4. On a Wreath 9. Tied to Plant Picks
5. On Garland 10. On Exterior Light Fixtures

^JVLake cfPerfect j j j!

1. Cut a piece of ribbon measuring about 1 2 " and set aside. ISSUE NO. 1 • FALL 2 0 0 7
This w i l l be used to hold your perfect bow together and tie to
your holiday item. The desired length of ribbon to cut will change
depending on the size of item to which you are attaching the how.

2. Using three yards ribbon measure about 7" for the first tail.
Pinch the ribbon together at this point and hold it w i t h your
thumb and forefinger.

3. W i t h the right side o f the ribbon facing out make a loop on
one side using 6 - 7 " of ribbon. Pinch the ribbon together and
hold it w i t h your thumb and forefinger as before.

4. Make a f u l l twist o f the ribbon so the right side is facing out
and make a loop towards the other side.

5. Continue to twist and loop the ribbon, bring all loops to the
pinch point, until you have your desired amount of loops. Be
sure to fully twist each loop so that the right side o f the ribbon
is always facing out.

6. Place the pinch point of your bow onto the center of the 1 2 "
piece of ribbon that was set aside. Use the 1 2 " piece to tie a
knot around your bow at the pinch point.

7. Spread out the loops and cut the ends of the tails at sharp
angles or inverted V s .

8. Attach your bow to your holiday item to make a
festive decoration.

Above are some ideas on how you
can use your holiday bows!

7 0 • T o DRAGMA

2006-2007

ALPHA OMICRON PI FOUNDATION

J)ear Sisters and friends'-

The year 200T- worked the thirtieth anniversary -for the Alpha O micron Pi

foundation, f o r thirty years the continued scission o f the foundation

has heJped ensure that our bsJoVed fraternity regains strong and

that our founders VaJueS col// &e es>if>raCed £y future generations

o f young coo/>ien.

I n the year 2006>-200~?i ^^6ftd>^ coas aioarded in educational and charltaA/e

programs. AO311 too/>ien coere atoarded Jf 6,3,000 in Scho/arShipS. fTve. noshed

scholarships coere endocoed. "Thank you to all the generous sisters toho heJped

to endoco theSe Scho/arShlpS.

AOXX Strife Out Arthritis! Continues to groto and join international recognition. A
and A J AO educational
total o f $w\,09£ ujoS awarded to arthritis research arthritis.

programs to he/p Support AOXXs philanthropy,

The f?uf*y fund Continues to f>e the Special •//eart o f AOXX.

f~or lOO&'OT-i $Is&Mo toas oujarded, In grants ranging from 600 ~£<=> m

to 13 AOXX SlsterS In dire need. The Continued Support o f the

f?uf*y fund from Co//eglate and ajumnae chapters, founders 2>ay events,

and Individual donors assists your SlsterS In need.

As a netAj f/lennlum AeglnS, the foundation col//

exceed the expectations o f our members and

make our e f f o r t s regarding for AOXX. 7 ? ; e

foundation must Continue to p/an f o r our

future needs. Along coith the Executive and

Properties Boards, the foundation col// f>e deVe/oplna

a strategic p/an f o r Joint fundraislng and then toorklng

together on Imp/ementlng the detai/S o f the p/an oVer

the next years.

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In the course of the past year, your generous gifts to the
Foundation have touched more than 22,226 lives.

*Leadership Academy -194 lota Sigma prepares
^Archives - 417 for their annual
*Chapter Adviser training - 50 Run for the Roses.
*Fulfilling the Promise - 7,658
*NPC Something of Value - 4,600
*Diamond Jubilee Scholarships - 38
*Arthritis research grants - 2

* F . A . I . T . H . (Suicide prevention education) - 7,470
*Juvenile Arthritis - 1100
*Convention speaker - 535
*Staff leadership development - 40
*Power of Friendship (Word of mouth marketing) -

2007-2009 AOII Foundation Board of Directors

G a y l e F i t z p a t r i c k , Alpha Rho L i s a N i e d e n t h a l , Beta Phi
Foundation President Director

D i a n Poole V o l k m e r , Tau Delta Janet Siegel, Delta
Foundation Treasurer Director

C a r o l i n e C r a i g L a z z a r a , Lambda Beta C a r o l C o t t e n S m i t h , Alpha Pi
Foundation Secretary Director

Susan D a n k o , Phi Upsilon C i n d y V i s o t , Kappa Tau
Fraternity International President Director

7 2 • To DRAOMA *Due to space constraints, this report reflects only gifts of $25 or above made between July 1,2006 and
June 30, 2007. Gifts of any amount are appreciated and are vital to the work of the Foundation.

ISSUE NO. 1 • F A I L 2 0 0 7

Thefollowing donors contributed $1,000 or more gifts!
to the Foundation during 2006-2007.

Thank you to these donors for their pace-setting

ANONYMOUS S U S A N D A N K O , <DY ANNEAL & CADE HAVARD RACHEL A L L E N LYLES, K O PAULA CONAWAY SANDIDGE, A X
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Thomas More College Dolores Rhodes* (16) SPONSOR
Nancy Reinbold Johnson (6) FRIEND SUSTAINING MEMBER
SPONSOR ROSE CLUB Bene Davis Nelson * (2) Jane Tomsula (2) Cathy Nott McClellan (7)
Julie Metzger Aubuchon (12) Connie Pickett (21) Christi Hat-tan PenkolT (6)
SUSTAINING MEMBER ALPHA PHI Nancy Hill Rivard (5)
ALPHA CHI WHEAT CLUB Karen Batzlc (S) Janet Crosby Rou (11)
Monica Fiehtner Beil (14) Montana State University
Western Kentucky University Kimberly Jaynes Henson (10) FRIEND FRIEND
Tammy Howard Owen * (5) Ginny Bochslcr Boyle (3) DIAMOND CIRCLE Dianne Linkiewics Clarke (3)
RUBY CLUB Joy Lewis Rhea (24) Melinda Enlell Lane Jean Knight Stabler (2)
Rachel A l l e n * (28) Debbie Hood Riddle (16) Michelle Kaeser Robinson (2) Blanche Franklin Chilcote * (26)
Susan Jones Rohrer (14) ALPHA PSI
Jennifer Waddle Greulich * (13) ALPHA KAPPA ROSE CLUB
SPONSOR Diane Booth Granger * (19) Bowling Green State University
ROSE CLUB Donna Rumore Cusimano (14) University of North Alabama Martha Wright Suter * (25)
Darragh Moffat Bailey * (10) Pamela Baquir Eastwold * (8) SPONSOR
Karen Miley B e r e ' * ( 2 l ) Rachelle Esser * (3) SPONSOR WHEAT CLUB Valerie F'orresl * (2)
Susan Spieser Choate * (11) Shanon Huggins Gruchot (5) Linda Hyde (19) Janis Anderson Armondo (10) Deborah Wantuck Lcpak (4)
Judith Hines Davenport * (3) Marcia Millsap Han * (4) Susan French Lowrey ( I I ) Margaret Olson Crennen (23)
Cindy Stark Hines * (10) Donna Sandidge Hopple * (3) Mary Louise Barnes Ogle (14) Margaret Simpson Nolan * (21) SUSTAINING MEMBER
Toni Flowers Morgan (18) Heather Locklar * (3) Pat Erickson Odell (11) Lara Lee Hartman (10)
Susan Ward N a l l y * (1.7) Linda Rice Maples * (4) FRIEND Mary Francesca Palffy (22) Frannie Leass (5)
Jane Erb Mikloucich (5) Anna Perry Davis (2) Lorene Stranahan (25) Christie Pinney (5)
Elaine James Kennedy Nessler * (22) Amy Lowe Moore * (5) L">ebbic Lovelady Rains Beverly Landes Townsend (17) Cat Aiple Smith (7)
Ashley Reynolds * (3) Janette Harris Reese (3) Ginger Stanley Walter (17) BethTruax (2)
WHEAT CLUB Lisa Hart Reynolds * (7) Pam Wright (2)
Marsha Bird Bordas (21) Jobi Hicks Richard * (2) SPONSOR FRIEND
Jerrie Caney Bradshaw (!S) Jennifer Baker Swope (7) ALPHA LAMBDA Nicole Stein Caruso (9) Molly Choi
Jane Doering Gumprecht M D (10) Beth Williamson Hutchison (2)
Juanita OverhulLs Brown (25) SUSTAINING MEMBER Geoigia Southern University Laura Hermansen (17) Krislen Johnston (3)
Laurie Barnett * Geneal Lindsay Kaualz (8) Danielle Myers (2)
Deborah Weimar Yepsen * (9) Stephanie Carter (2) ROSE CLUB Jean Stehtik Miller (14) Kelly Rutschilling
C'ara Cramer * Maxine McElvain O'Brien (18)
SPONSOR Liz Molett MeKinney (7) Michelle Finley (5) Audrey Scifres Skinner (13) Lifetime Giving Levels
Molly Bray * (2) Jamie Snyder Mentel * SPONSOR
Kelly Elliott * (2) Brandi Morgan * (2) SUSTAINING MEMBER Diamond Circle - $150,000 +
Cassandra Henry Gray (8) Gloria Hamner Stewart (4) Buffie Johnson Jubard (13) Andrine Wheeler Hall (11) Founders' Circle - $ 100,000 +
Jenny Heidbrink-Thompson (10) Meghan Stringer * (2) Alison Keen Keller (9) Erlene Biggs Mazuranich (19)
Barbara Koehler Higdon (8) SUSTAINING MEMBER Denise Jacobson Stromberg (16) Alpha Circle - $50,00() +
Brooke Marshall (2) FRIEND Amber Sieg Carper (3) Omicron Circle - $25,000 +
Tracy Maxwell (12) Melinda Ball Lori Klincdinst (5) FRIEND
Dana Troup Meeks (4) Whitney Garden Allison Ruege * (2) Patti Eidel Ashmore Pi Circle-$15,000 +
Cynthia Hines Tooley * (2) Alice Pennebaker Cormaci Alii Yatto (2) Krysta! Esser * Gold Club-$10,000 +
Jamie Bush Goodwin (4) Gay Trask Hamilton Ruby Club - $5,000 +
Bianca Browning Warner (8) Laurel Graham * FRIEND Susan Frickel Jerke
JiltianHyde (2) ErinGraybill Ellis (2) Kerin Johnson McCarver (6) Pearl Club - $2,500 +
SUSTAINING MEMBER Michelle Chauvin Johns Jill Freeman Forehand (4) Barbara Mockel Rose Club-$1,000 +
Erin Long Ellington (5) Theresa McCoy (3) Amy Jacobs * Mikel Korich Ross Wheat Club - $500 +
Wendy C. Free (9) Jo Roney Nelson Elisabeth Moskosky Robin Worral! Schram
Martha Peters Richmond (5) Barbara Windle Parker Jenna Rifkin Mabel Stanturf Sponsor - $250 +
Whitney Phillips (4) Sustaining Member - $125 +
Kelly Schumm (2) Patricia Porraro Pugh ALPHA OMICRON ALPHA PI
Tracey Yarbrough Rector F r i e n d - U p to $124
FRIEND Lesley Reynolds * Louisiana State University Florida State University
Madelyn Anetrella Britz (2) Blake Stewart (2) indicates Deceased Member
Mary Forbes (2) Leisa Barton Taylor (6) PEARL CLUB RUBY CLUB * Anniversary Club Member
Bridgette McDaniel Haley (2) Mary O'Connor Gadwell * (17) Carol Cotten S m i t h * (10) I ) Number of years as Donor
Megan Hatfield * ALPHA GAMMA
Jodie Holder (2) ROSE CLUB PEARL CLUB
Claudia Houston (2) Washington State University Lyle Maier Bayle * (25)
Amber Blackburn Humphrey (2) Susan Parry Leake * (15) Pamela Matins Thomas * (23)
Britney Jewell PEARL CLUB Norma Nash MeClure * (14) ROSE CLUB
Wendy" Wall KaufTman (5) Susan Wayenberg Hinz (23)
Jami Mann WHEAT CLUB Karen Glendinning Givens * (26)
Judith Bryant Moore (2) Jo Ann Cline Humble (6) Irene Hall Lehman (15)
Sharon Pennington (3) Nancy Shaw Shaheen (10) Mary Mask Michael (16)
Kathy Vittitow Rodgers (2) Sheila Vanderbrook Trahan (19)
Linda Davidson Tisdale
Carolyn Holditch Trickey (2)

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ALPHA RHO ALPHA SIGMA ALPHATHETA SPONSOR Megan Lovell (8)
Oregon Stale University Coe College Judith Grmsby Bradley (13) Linda WultTNorton (9)
University of Oregon Carolyn Berry Brown (14) Donna Rekau • (11)
ALPHA CIRCLE WHEAT CLUB Heather Hubbard Galecka (10) Karen Schmitt Young (20)
Gayle Fitzpatrick * (15) ROSE CLUB Alice Radford Haarup (13)
Carol Kohn (12) Joanne Attwood Kettles (18) SPONSOR
PEARL CLUB Vauna Pipal * (14) Wilrna Helfrich Malarik (17) Sarah Meseke Bohnhotf • (5)
Barbara Bierer Long * (22) SPONSOR Connie Quigley Overby (14) Jen Bredihauer (7)
WHEAT CLUB Sharon Van Fleet ( l u ) Marilynn Italiano Ward (14) Suzanne Browne (7)
ROSE CLUB Joan Herbranson Agerter (26) Amy Adams Cole * (4)
Sarah Handle (18) Jeanette Harbert Anderson (18) SUSTAINING MEMBER SUSTAINING MEMBER Carol Doherty Elliott ( I I )
Carol J. Clark * (30) Hildur Warner Bailey (15 ) Christina Bent/ (6) Janet Crenshaw (8) Elizabeth Formentini (7)
Elinor Sakrison Bjorklund (22) Brooke Mottweiler * Jean Inner Goldenstein (13)
WHEAT CLUB Darci Sullivan Duffy • (4) FRIEND Slionnailia Nash (5) Judith Harding Jay (18)
Dorothy Wright Alvord * (11) Carrol Pageler Kirk (17) Lisa Tarczynski (3) Rebecca Setehell Stamberger (10)
Anne Titus Bogensherger (3) Diane Brown Thorslenson (14)
SPONSOR SPONSOR FRIEND Judith Freundt Zawacke (10)
Carol Wrausman Beruald (16) Mary Sexton Gordon (13) BETA CHI Phyllis Laubschcr Amnions
Cynthia Androsky Cumniings (15) Carol Emmons Rose (16) Breeann Anderson (2) SUSTAINING MEMBER
Sina Slromherg Lenox (8) Mary Conlreras Vaillaneourt (19} Kentucky Wesleyan College Ruth Bass (2) Christine Carbery (2)
Jenny-lec Sandherg Nesbin * (2) Krislen Valade Day Miss Jennifer Humowiecki (6)
Meredith Thomson Walters ( I I ) * Ann Herrenkohl Yoder (9) WHEAT CLUB Sara Froehlich Nancy Idoux Lonsdale (10)
Chris Kennedy Wheeler (°) Barbara Nass G a l / (19) Mary Swanson
SUSTAINING MEMBER FRIEND
SUSTAINING MEMBER Jill Gustafson Tomay * BETA DELTA BETA KAPPA Carolyn Snyder Audy (5)
Caroline Brown Pickering (9) Villanova University University of British Columbia
ALPHA TAU BETA PHI
FRIEND FRIEND PEARL CLUB Indiana University
Gigi Miller Gremmel Denison University Leslie MacLean * (11)
Janis Myers Halsey (3) Krista Sheerin (6) PI CIRCLE
Carta Pickthorne Oyala PEARL CLUB ROSE CLUB
Jennifer Nordhy Roesner Janet Pierce Conway * (27) BETA GAMMA Dorothy Breeze • (7) Lisa Niedcnlhal * (17)

Lifetime Giving Levels ROSE CLUB Michigan State University WHEAT CLUB GOLD CLUB

Diamond Circle -$150,000 + Julia Mills Littlejohn • (15) PEARL CLUB Shirley Vcnahles Hammond * (10) Patricia Kookcu Golgarl * (21)
Founders' Circle -$100,000 + Lillian King Nicholl (23) Patricia Velliquette Koproski * (24) Marjorie Stevens + (11)
Diane Sekura Snyder (15) Louise Muneie Roehm * (22) RUBY CLUB
Alpha Circle - $50,000 + BETA L A M B D A
Omicron Circle - $25,000 + WHEAT CLUB ROSE CLUB Illinois Wesleyan University Gayle Karch Cook (2)
Molly Howell (22)
Pi Circle-$15,000 + Virginia Bell (24) Arley Elaine Berwald Hulslrand * (12) GOLD CLUB PEARL CLUB
Gold Club-$10,000 + Sue Franks Campbell * (11) Ann Reed Meredith * (IS) Ingrid Latimer Schulz * (14) * Mildred F razee Allen * (10)
Ruby Club - $5,000 + Virginia Garnham Detzel (23) Jacqueline Uecker Guiser (12)
Phyllis Dininger Freed (12) WHEAT CLUB ROSE CLUB
Pearl Club - $2,500 + Joanne Kunz (19) Jane Engel Allen (27) Lorie Bergstrom B lever (13) ROSE CLUB
Rose Club-$1,000 + Beverly Bennan Maek * (2(1) Bonnie Scudder Baker (15) Jeanne Hays Crippin * (20)
Wheat Club - $500 + Natalie Cowan Scharre (27) Susanne Oliam Banks (X) Sheila Starkey Kaurin * (1 7) Dorothy AllisGebbie (18)
AnncMacMillanClute (16) Jacqueline Susie Koustrup * (10) Marie Hlavacek Holbrooke * (22)
Sponsor - $250 + SPONSOR Helen Samaras Coukoulis (X) Lome Johnson Lcahigh (23) Jan Graves Kfiudher (21)
Sustaining Member - $125 + Sally Vegors Janis (22) Peggy Hemicz Kilmer (14)
Diana Sweeder Burns (17) Mary Moore Jedynak * (15) WHEAT CLUB Betty Rutherford Kunlz (8)
Friend-Up to $124 Gail Hawk Horvath (7) Judith Miller Kruger (16) Susan Schalfcr Ballinger * (3 ) Marge Laycock * (19)
Joan Hess Wolsiefer (11) Sharon McKee (20) Carrol] Miles Brass (23) Rebecca Mott Litlell * (11)
indicates Deceased Member Barbara Speliar Millinglon (27) Suan Guess-Hanson (16) Mcndy Mendenhal! Mengon * (13)
•k Anniversary Club Member SUSTAINING MEMBER (4) Milly Sehielc Neudcr (8) Nona Nell'Ocslerlc (20)
( ) Number of years as Donor Patricia Bamum Berwanger Joanne Nelson Nowak (18) Joanne Btnvlby Speyer * (26)
Joan Flanagan (3) Mary Lee Dierker Reiler (20)
Marcia Rowbottom * (9)
FRIEND

Joyce Schott Kelly
Judith Brunhouse Sapienza (4)

74 • To DRAGMA ISSUE NO. 1 • FALL 2 0 0 7

WHEAT CLUB BETA TAU SPONSOR The
Eleanor Yockers Becher (16)
Lynn Mensing Adamson (16) University of Toronto Cheryl Blasdel (12) recognizes alumnae and collegians who make
Barbara Aman (21) Amy Brown (12) gifts commemorating the Fraternity's anniversary,
Teri Crousc (5) RUBY CLUB Ethnte Groves + (9)
* Rosalie Hasewinkle Dellinger (19) Joan Dorau Hohorst (10) i.e. $110 for the 110th anniversary. The 2 0 0 6 - 0 7
Beverly Cade Ernest (14) Heidi Slusar Harris • (13) Leslie Nissen Maynard (15) Anniversary Club members, marked by a (*) in
Joan Van Buskirk Goen (13) Judy Poklinkoski * (3)
Jane Teeple Guthrie (24) ROSE CLUB the donor listing, each made cumulative Loyalty
Rosemary RutTing Hannell (20) Netli Riggs, M.D. (9) Fund gifts of at least $ 110 this year. Thank you
Sara Reeves Kmnaman * (15) Margaret McKee Pattison * (14) for making annual Loyalty Fund support a
Mazic Kilgus Kreicker (16) SUSTAINING MEMBER priority in your charitable giving plans.
Ryta Craig Lett (18) SPONSOR Abby Schroeder Clark (4)
Marjorie Boyd Lind (19)
Angela Scolt Lindauer (10) Diann Scrutton Evans (15) Laurel Abrahamsen Ditson (2)
Donna Phelps Meyerhoven (20)
Diana Hamann Ruschhaupt (13) Diana Speaight Pilsworth (19) FRIEND
Gwendolyn Sharp (10) Lacey Bowman (2)
Sally Gray Varney (19) SUSTAINING MEMBER Stephanie Holtaway Joos
Kristin Walters (11) M.J. Refausse Jacobsen (7) Beverly Dorfman Lenci (2)
Jane Koval Young (13) Amy Poklinkoski (2)
BETA THETA Ali Fletcher Rixmann
SPONSOR Carol Sweeney Webster (4) CHI PHI SUSTAINING MEMBER
Butler University Winis Chane (6)
KathyAust • (3) CHI EPSILON University of South Carolina Aiken Lisa Haubenstock *
Barbara Ycager Backer (14) WHEAT CLUB Kacie Nakamura *
Mary Griffiths Cross (16) The Ohio State University FRIEND Linda Schultz *
Louise Tschmel Dames (10) Jinny Sheely Thompson (30) Christie Oswald
Lee Ann Foust Egan (9) SPONSOR FRIEND
Darby Oliver Everhard * (4) CHI CHI PSI Stephanie Beguin
Sarah Haycox Grant (6) Jennifer Ridgway McCracken ( I I ) Merritt Crowley
Ann Butler Harrison (15) Syracuse University California Polytechnic State University Lauren Davis
Michelle Method Jacobs (7) SUSTAINING MEMBER Melissa Faubert (2)
Vivian Hurst Kistler (19) RUBY CLUB ROSE CLUB Christine Gary
Kay Gilbert Linson (18) Marty Garrahan Hazard * (26) Amy Troxel- Pontius (6) Elizabeth Stewart Maurage
Mary Parkes Marx (14) Yvonne Archibeque Sams * (6) Jennifer Schlein Podhajsky (2)
Kalhryn Atkins Morningstar (14) PEARL CLUB FRIEND WHEAT CLUB Miranda Steed (2)
Lorraine Chanatry-Howell (11)
SUSTAINING MEMBER Michelle Carlin Gilliam Andrea Dill * (10) DELTA ALPHA
Lynne Cory (6) ROSE CLUB Christina Randolph Haidtick
Mary Ann Cortese Hilz (8) Amelita Colangelo * (24) Sally Lawler ( I I ) University of Missouri Columbia
Eleanore Hire (6) Ada May Marshall Fearon * (10) CHI LAMBDA
Lauren JalTurs (3) SUSTAINING MEMBER ROSE CLUB
Emily Petrie • (2) WHEAT CLUB University ofEvansville
Becky Alber Smock (9) * Jane Ann Flynn (28) Jen Marvin + (2) Kimberly Mason McCollom (7)
Portia Abbett Wright (11) Jan Collier Newell • (8) RUBY CLUB WHEAT CLUB
Mary Brodbeck Peterson (23) FRIEND
FRIEND Jo Ann Wallace (19) Elizabeth Romine Coffey (26) Rochelle Rasnic Wait (18)
Alexandra Hansen SPONSOR
Carla Beck Brown SPONSOR PEARL CLUB Kaitlyn Kirby
Laurie LaRosh Herron Marie Harcharufka Dixon (16) Amy Marsland Mary Sabo Martin + (4)
Rustie Gazzolo Koenig (3) Cindy Ashurst Masucci * (5) Anne Buechlein Wilmes * (14) Julie Morgan (2) A l i Dust Summerford (9)
Abbey Thompson Lemke Mildred Boyce Williams (6) Deene Bittleston Souza (3)
Kelly Baker Lineberger ROSE CLUB Natalie Grace Viducic (3) DELTA BETA
Suzi Graham McDowell Riley FRIEND
Kathryn Springman Moll Pat Linn Allen Rebecca Herman * (12) CHI SIGMA University of Louisiana at Lafayette
Nancy Vollmer Pruett (4) Catherine lannone Hakanson (3) Karen Holscher- Maudlin + (16)
Pamela Norton Shelby (5) Linda Capin Paine (25) Centenary College PEARL CLUB
Linda Standish (3) CHIALPHA Anne L Powell+ (21) Nancy Tuttle Boisture * (26)
Ashley Stern Antoinette Reitz * (27) FRIEND
Christie McNeal Warren (2) University of California Davis Lois Ryon Schmidt * (23) Gloria Foster Quinlan (4) ROSE CLUB
Lorinda Meier Youngcourt Rebecca Shipley Ziga * (14) Karen Willis Bernard (26)
ROSE CLUB CHI THETA
BETA PI WHEAT CLUB WHEAT CLUB
Karen Norene Mills (14) Northeastern State University
Eastern Michigan University WHEAT CLUB Billic Slim Borders (21) Joan Brooks Landry * (8)
Jeanne Carter * (9) SUSTAINING MEMBER SUSTAINING MEMBER
ROSE CLUB Celeste Le Mieux Shaw (17) Virginia Meyer Kreke (16) Jamie Ray (4)
SPONSOR Anita Horn Rizek (14) Anita Hylton Thompson (7) Maranda Hebert +
Barbara Zolnierczak * (26) Camille Durand Johnson-Foret (8)
Janellen Nolan Quisenberry (15) SPONSOR FRIEND FRIEND
WHEAT CLUB Kalherine Shephard Weiner (17) Betsy Thomas Compton Ashley Avery
Paulette Brehob (8) Tasha Holmes Christi Jaschke Latour (3)
Ingrid Blom Sheldon (16) CHI BETA Sara Codiam Chambers (6) Merissa Hutchins
Lisa Ruster Moore (6) Michele R. Schmidt (2) DELTA CHI
SPONSOR University of Virginia Rebecca Creech Nimnicht (14) Amber Warren
Sandie Sklar Pollock (14) Katie Leeper Swenson * (9) University of Delaware
Mary Ann Kirr Stephens (25) SUSTAINING MEMBER DELTA
Sally Gustavson Taylor (24) Mary Frances Milam Kerr (7) SUSTAINING MEMBER PEARL CLUB
Lynne Strobel (8) Tufts University Kimberly Altemus Carroll * (11)
SUSTAINING MEMBER (7) Juli Shikany Bafunno (6)
Lynn Collins Charron (8) FRIEND Ann Burton Bubar (10) PEARL CLUB ROSE CLUB
Patricia Musson Gazdecki 1 .aura Kam Stephanie Millis * (2) Virginia Hutting * (15)
Sharon Ward Ross (4) Suzetle Russo Rickert (10) Annabelle Robbins • (24)
CHI DELTA Monica Rembusch Willson (3) ROSE CLUB WHEAT CLUB
FRIEND Sandy Zunnan Altemus * (6)
Lynne Garvcy Robinson (2) University of Colorado FRIEND * Ruth Dresser Metcalfe (23) Ruth Souders Bissot (9)
WHEAT CLUB karenanne Stegmann + (8)
BETA RHO RUBY CLUB Jamie Bandy *
Jane Beard (26) Kathy Lawson Bartelt (2) Ellen Lunden Angus * (10) SPONSOR
University of Montana Susan Reid Mattern • (27) Traci Bell Brown (2) Barbara Clarke * (9) Jennifer Fisk Cutler (9)
Rebecca Shook Weinberg (29) Shauna Cavins (2) Caroline Dyer Norrington (18) Amice Herbert Gold * (6)
PEARL CLUB Christi Spaulding Coffey Janet Siegel (14) Mary Jean Walnock Polaski (18)
KalhyTimm * (13) PEARL CLUB Lisa Wools Crane
Karin Gustafson Nelson * (15) Carolyn Essig (2) Sharon Wainright (15) SUSTAINING MEMBER
WHEAT CLUB Jill Stephenson Freudenberg Jenn 1-larkins Jenkins (2)
Barbara Wilson IfTt (23) ROSE CLUB Erin Kappell SPONSOR Alyssa Weinberg Simon (4)
Marci Hunt Brewer (27) Cristen Loeb (5) Laura Gavrelis Blomquist (13)
FRIEND Marjorie Herzberger * (17) Brenda Daulton Miyamoto (2) Norma Reed Heinold (12)
Lisa Larimer Burtis Dolores Oparil Jones * (15) Pamela Adams Pepper (2) Toni Glasser O'Brien (11)
Marge Arbaugh Lamar (22) Audra Pittman (3) Alice Hayden Wilkey (9)
BETA SIGMA Beverly Lutz Morse (22) Jane Grafton Purdie (2)
Norma Yankocy Riffel (26) Vicki Getz Silke (2)
Boise State University Diane Panagakis Rouman (29)
Mary Rose White (26) CHI OMICRON
SUSTAINING MEMBER Nancy Bates-Lane Yankura (24)
Janice Grant Bean (12) Central State University
WHEAT CLUB
Marty Idell Anderson (11) GOLD CLUB
Deborah Henderson Amey + (14)
Jane Mannweiler Cardea (19) Linda Peters Collier • (22)
Crystal Paine Compese + (12)
Carolyn Kober Howerton * (10) ROSE CLUB
Charlotte Todd Huddleson (11) Linda Patterson Braden + (24)
Judith Keck Hutchison (19) Patricia Howard-Peebles • (20)
Nicole Branch King (9)
Mary Pettigrew (4)
Mary McElwain Sewell (20)

ISSUE NO. 1 • FALL 2 0 0 7 • D u e to space constraints, this report teflects only gifts o f S25 or above m a d e b e t w e e n July 1,2006 a n d
June 30,2007. Gifts of any amount are appreciated and are vital to the work of the Foundation.

To DRAGMA • I'D

vas our first born, si miracle and so special. I did everything I thought I should, and yet hi
ess unexplained fev ith no accompanying symptoms. The doctors had no explanation; th
appens. But I knew were wrong. Then one afternoon, at eleven months old, he stopped v
at and so swollen we dn't straighten his leg. Our pediatrician told us to go straight to the <

nd and I were worr : thought everything would be fine. Duringthe next week, they drair ft
gh twice and then fi emoved it. The doctors proceeded under th<s assumption he had a sys
nothing grew in th< e, they were baffled. His fourth surgery that week was to insert a cen
Lieart and stuck out tiny chest so we could take him home and ac[minister antibiotics. Afte
ppointments, the he; lfectious disease consulted a rheumatologistand arrived at a diaenosii
rheumatoid ArthritL

Now, due to amazing medication, Anthony is a thrivingfiveyear old who enjoys playing t-ball, swimm
and playing with his brother and baby sister, cousins and friends. We try to keep his life as normal as p
shot of methotrexate once a week, goes to the hospital about every ten weeksforBemicade treatments
opthamologist every two months.

J I know how deeplj alved in myfifeAOII would become when I pledged the Alpha Psi
m 1992. As a colleg [ participated in philanthropic events to raise money for arthritis
. Not knowing any< vith arthritis, it was a passing thought as to where the money
went and who it ber d. AOII grants lead to more research and better medication, and
medication, Anthon jldn't walk. In 2005, Anthony was the Arthritis Walk Honoree.
II team arrived weai _ T-shirts that read 'AOII Loves Anthony." Their willingness to

i unknown sister brought tears to my eyes. I am thankfulforAOII, for helping Anthony
unds of children who suffer and live with juvenile arthritis.

Jennifer Pecchio Alandt, Alpha Psi (Bowling Green S

FRIEND FRIEND SUSTAINING MEMBER DELTA SIGMA FRIEND
Caroline J. Adams Diane Drake (3) Mary Piatt Barnes (3)
Barbara Tramontana Hoehne Tina Likis Atkins Laura Wild Roethle (8) San Jose State University Jayme Beach
Allison Smith Zuefle (2) Nancy ALkinson Barnetl (2) Nancy Strove Sheley (7) Mary Lou Cundall James (6)
Sally Young Bussman (3) Heidi Schmarjc Shullz (5) RUBY CLUB Catherine Savinovich Reinhardi (2)
DELTA DELTA Christy 0 . Cohan (3) Dottie Slemmer (6) Marilyn Myers Lieber * (25) Amanda Robles *
Katie Corven (2) Emily Forbes Small (5) Leah Hardcaslle MacNeil • (21) Erin Roth
Auburn University Kathryn Heske Domen (2) Jill Tucker (12) Arleen Langley Runels (2)
Marilyn Rittenour Dozier (4) PEARL CLUB Marie Zwick Violet (2)
PEARL CLUB Jane Rainer Lane Beverly Nelson Ulley (7) Marlene Peterson Adams * (27)
Nancy Carr Garrett * (23) Ashley Mant Irene Woodworth Shephard * (30) DELTA THETA
Kalhy Tralton Leaver * (21) Beverly Jones Marion (2) FRIEND
Mary Ann Vaughan Stark * (15) Jaime Crake Plett (2) Laura Paige Fnzendorfer (2) ROSE CLUB Texas Woman's University
Ashley Shaver (2) Elizabeth Keigley Holshouser (4) LaRea Wells Caneer (18)
ROSE CLUB Kendal Smith (3) Doris Elliott Moss (3) Calhyde Wolfe (14, ROSE CLUB
Louise Jackson Cole * (13) Krisien Glasgow Solt Sherry Walls Shadle (3) Naney Schlosser Dunn 127)
Belly Coleman • ( 1 8 ) Emmie Wayland Treadwell (2) JoAnnTartaul Hawley (14) Shelly Graves Stevenson * (8)
Virginia West • (24) Nan Tucker Troutman DELTA PI Marguerite Craw-ford Lloyd (24)
Rebecca Bates Umbaugh (2) Barbara Halvorsen O'Brien * (25) WHEAT CLUB
WHEAT CLUB Ashley Walker (4) University of Central Missouri Joyce Osborn (23) Paula Covington * (10)
Carolyn Odom White (4) Michelle Serrano Lopez (12)
Mary Adams Burger ( I I ) ROSE CLUB WHEAT CLUB Stephanie Rendon + (10)
Rebecca Davis (6) DELTA EPSILON
Lori Hart E b e r t * ( l 5 ) Sharon D. Martin (28) Mary Bihler Bucigalupi (20) FRIEND
Emalyn Leathers Johnson (8) Jacksonville Slate University Angela Panelli Ernstrom (17) Gigi Slallman Bonham (2)
Reta Allen McKannan (26) WHEAT CLUB Mabel Gomes Frelier (19) Meredith Rucker (3)
Jane Schauer Reedy * (7) SPONSOR Linda Mansur (24) Dorothy Krieger Hassur (19) Donna Jaeger Woodard
Cynthia Weinberg Russo (17) Orva True LaMar * (9)
Jenny Sawyer (21 Deidra TidweU • (5) SPONSOR Mary Olsen Nolde * (4) DELTA UPSILON
Martha Williams Thompson * (8) Mary Campbell Ne\\man (7) Marilyn Vasey San Martin (15)
Adrianne Smith Wallace (23) SUSTAINING MEMBER Cniinetta Kateman Rutledge (2D) Carol Thompson Silliman (25) Duke University
Julia Christian Z\acek (13)
SPONSOR Julie Renee Carroll (4) SPONSOR RUBY CLUB
Julie Smith Alexander (21) SUSTAINING MEMBER Virginia Adams * (3)
Elizabeth Dixon Brown * (4) FRIEND Gillian Allen (6) Christina Benjamin (10) Suzanne Inabnit Bowman (19)
Paula Jordan Camp • (3) Stacic Stephens Ferschweiler (4) Winnie Brooks Desch ( I I ) ROSE CLUB
Erica Bubke Kever + (3) Connie Zaner Jones (3) Frances Atkins Harkess (9)
Vicki Rinks Krelzschmar (8) FRIEND Shartna Judson (ft) Elizabeth Batten Frost * (12)
Marcia Tatum Overstreet (7) DELTA OMEGA Laura Bushell Melnlyre * (6) Judith Wagoner Pahren * (16)
Tracy Stark (5) Pelree Rein Eastman Emily Molino * (3) WHEAT CLUB
Peggy Trafton (14) Murray State University Janet Moody Patricia Welch Newton (13) Christie DeC'ieeo Hines * (6)
Lindsey Amnions Zucker Karen Youngman Ryan (12) Marybeth Levin Lapham (17)
SUSTAINING MEMBER PEARL CLUB Isabel Navarro Stcffan (7)
Patricia Maltmuller Black (4) DELTA PSI Shirley Anthony Swasey (9) Yolanda Smith (13)
Emily Bowen (5) Jolcen Heibert Fields * (11)
Allie Bruce * (2) University at Albany- SUSTAINING MEMBER SPONSOR
Mary White Hart (5) WHEAT CLUB State University of Mew York Jo Ann King Hendrix (9) Helene Clark (7)
Mary Hethcox (5) Jennye Lony Curtis IS) Carol Pedersen Jury (9) Anita Walter Kern (13)
Phoebe Williamson Hornbuekle (4) Jill Kennedy Frondorf * (8) FRIEND Stephanie Slrozer Kass (3) Suzanne Slonim * (2)
Lisa Henderson Lovell (2) Lana Garner Porter * (10) Kristina Palos (4)
Rachel Shapiro • (2) Carrie Joy Welborn Brookshire (27) Amy Howard (3) Patricia Smith (4) SUSTAINING MEMBER
Pani Wright Spengeman (12) Lisa Richards (3)
Barbara tiarland Thompson (4) SPONSOR DELTA RHO
Tiffany T i n (G> Sherri Skelton Baker (20) FRIEND
Donna Krueger Logan (7) DePaul University Tina Coker (5)
Frika Johnson Mehla * (4) Michelle Lester
Kelly Hale Seruggs (7) SPONSOR Lauren Frazier Rowe
Sara Thompson Wawrin (14) Mary Wilmes Erica Whittington

*Due to space constraints, this report reflects only gifts of $25 or above made between July 1,2006 and ISSUE NO. 1 • FALL 2 0 0 7
June 30,2007. Gifts of any amount are appreciated and are vital to the work of the Foundation.

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EPSILON Beth McConnell (4) WHEAT CLUB GAMMA OMICRON GAMMA TAU
Cornell University Cy Seibert McMillen (5) Barb Wiggins Bodwell * (19)
Rebecca Anderson Morgenson (5) Audrey Morse Garnett (16) University of Florida Utah State University
PEARL CLUB Erica Schneider (5) Phyllis Jordan Hanson (13)
Ann Eroh Soder (4) RUBY CLUB FRIEND
Stephanie Keene Fox * Karla Thas Williamson (6) SPONSOR Janice Elich Hislon (4)
FRIEND Nancy Pisuiki Chard (8) Sandra Fuller Jewell * (24)
ROSE CLUB Thelma Crossland Robie (21) GAMMA THETA
Sharman Stazetski Baum Elizabeth Higgins Spcirs ( I I ) ROSE CLUB
Bonnie Kauffrnan DeLaMater (9) Maria Falsetta (3) Bene Barker Tavemer (14) University of South Florida
Jackie Frye Freeburn Barb Koeritz Wcntworrh (7 ) Charlotte Burton Bray + (28)
WHEAT CLUB Nancy Smith Halleti (2) Carolyn KohJer Driscoll • (23) RUBY CLUB
Sara Lucid SUSTAINING MEMBER t o r i Korn Goede * (10)
Kelly Westbrooks Joyce (6) Gertrude Shade Myers (4) Joanne Springer Perry (5) Prudence Brown Kerry + (12) Janette Breckenridge Tessmer + (12)
Mary Powers Kara Lauze Plummer (6) Dana Baumgardner Kluft * 113)
SPONSOR Roni Altman Silberstein (4) Lisa Maleski Parker* (16) ROSE CLUB
Erica Tobin GAMMA ALPHA Betty Gordy Schulz (18) Katherine Leach Andrews * (6)
Joan Unkelbach Bruns (16) Lynn Rogers Thomas (14) Ciina Warr Lawes + (8)
Mabel Klisch Deal (17) EPSILON CHI George Mason University
Rebekah Gordon (7) WHEAT CLUB WHEAT CLUB
Arlene Loede Hanley (25) Elon University ROSE CLUB Jenn Fowler (8)
Trish Pat Haller Harbach (2) Margaret Stump-Walek * (4) Kelly Burnett Angelo * (12) Erin Golub Gaddis * (11)
Rosalie Weiss Hemingway (16) ROSE CLUB Dawne Bennett Ward (13) Carolyn Ford Benoit (2)
Jane Vail Ingersoll (17) Tamara Childress Glenn * (4) Mary Plescia Fumea (14) SPONSOR
Eva Stern Steadman (9) WHEAT CLUB Loraine Sadler Garcia + (14) Michelle Alexander Lyons (10)
WHEAT CLUB Ann Conlon Griesmer (16) Ronna Rcnee Janes Jackson *• (8) Kaya Gerberich Miller * (4)
Staeey Erth Symonds (5) Jessica McCauley Hammond (8) Gay Trumbull Porter * (9) Maureen Campbell Nemcik (21)
Janet Haher Rawl (21) Evelyn Kulp Noblit (21) FRIEND
SUSTAINING MEMBER SUSTAINING MEMBER Ami Cwalina Schroder + (9) K i m Bechamps Perez (14) Laura Conoly Bugg
Nikki D'Amato * Kayla Corkery * (2) Connie Swan Stevenson * (6) Christi Sparrow Roos
DeMaris Blythe Matteo (5) Denise Denkinger Hanson (6) SPONSOR Marilyn Krekcl Walton (24)
Lisa Herron Oros (8) Kim Adkirts Keaton (6) Nancy Foster Benedict * (9) Rosa Soltesz Zingarella (18) IOTA
Steph:snie Rae Romano * (4) Pamela Sidney Krpejs (9) B. Karen Davis Jacobs * (2)
Michele Segalini (4) Rachel Plucker (5) Kathy Dix Scharl'man (18) SPONSOR University of Illinois
Michele Rrad.shaw Robinson (2) Mary Gaskins Andrew (10)
Joyce McClusky Zweibel (21) Cindy Sanlore * (4) SUSTAINING MEMBER Caryn Slovcnski Clark + (3) OMICRON CIRCLE
Jessica Floyd Ward (6) Jennifer Byrd Arthur Jennifer Perdew Dominguez (10) Peg Kramer Crawford * (19)
FRIEND Ashley Dixon * Norma Fraser Dunn ( I I )
Bufiy Broncato Blackwell FRIEND Jaelyn Mann * (2) Elizabeth Marsh Greenberg (2) PEARL CLUB
Michelle Brcssler (2) Toby Adams (2) Katlyn McMorris + Brcnda Dennison Hulcberson (4) Kathleen Rippel Holmes * (26)
Joanna Britten-Kelly (3) Sarah Arnn (2) Margaret Leilh * (3)
Joan Vorwerk Howie (2) Jennie Carman (3) FRIEND Sarah Jayadc Nightingale (11) ROSE CLUB
Joanne Holloway McPherson (3) Brett Hamilton (2) Helen Linton (3) Dottie Lawton Priebe (8) Robin Lee Beltramini (23)
Melissa Oaks (2) Amber Huening (3) Pamela Rehm (19) Janet Hiser Bowsher (14)
Jessica Romano (2) Mary Kaiherine Grasty Kayler GAMMA BETA Jill Soost (9) Judith Gambrel Flessner * (IS)
Sara Tarn (2) Megan Kirkpatrick * Lara Tucci (4) Aileen Hagan (23)
Bana Kopty * Indiana University of Pennsylvania Joan Freitag Heina * (10)
EPSILON ALPHA Brea Manguno SUSTAINING MEMBER Irene Davis Jansen (23)
Katherine Southard ROSE CLUB Cynthia Abbagnaro (5) Barbara Morris Johnson + (16)
Pennsylvania State University A l y Speir Myra Baxter (3) Cynthia Marehigiani Kennedy (19)
Emily Walker (2) Karen Weigel * (14) Deborah Gorday Bondurant * Ann Horvath Kissel * (8)
OMICRON CIRCLE WHEAT CLUB Ali Feldman * Betty Carver Lumbattis * (20)
EPSILON GAMMA Bette Lefevre Giese (3) Kathryn Romano Mayer (16)
Jacquelyn Strublc Dinwiddie * (19) Phyllis Zarcmba (13) Miriam Mclnnis Kimball + (5) Barbara Lesch M c M i 11 in • (16)
University of Northern Colorado SPONSOR Suzanne Sugrue Martin (4) Alice Jo Ellis Rainviile (23)
RUBY CLUB Margol Fanner McBath (3) Michelle Kohnen Rowin • (19)
Mary Anderson Hilton * (4) SUSTAINING MEMBER Andrea LaFleur •* (?) Jodi McDanie! Knapp * (S) Marjorie Lang Shipley (22)
Stephanie Resley * (4) Kirsten Olmedo (6)
Muriel Decker Mortensen (12) Rae Jean Elmore (4) Catherine Connelly Wieand (9) Jennifer Ostroff * WHEAT CLUB
FRIEND Shirley Winn Pridgen (5) Wini Timmons Baker (30)
PEARL CLUB SUSTAINING MEMBER Janeen Ursitli Scotti (4) Wilma Allen Bredar (12)
Shirley Camp Belke * (22) Ann Marie Jacques-McColm Maureen Leary Mamula (6) Kim Thibault + Linda Weingartner Brown (9)
Nancy Baier Gilbert • (27) Kelly Schlieder (5) Audrey Shaw Dusendscbon (20)
Barbara Beany Phillips * (20) EPSILON OMEGA FRIEND Shirley Bradshaw Gillette (23)
GAMMA CHI Page Knight Andersen (2) Mary Orwell Hall (17)
* Barbara Engstrom Schumacher (19) Eastern Kentucky University Diana Bennett Duva Joanne Glaeser Harman (9)
ROSE CLUB Carleton University Irene Senatro Harkness Linda Brownfield Liermann (21)
RUBY CLUB Cyndec Chcesman Haydon (2) Christine Piatek Miller * (10)
Elizabeth Eagelman Alexander * (13 ) SUSTAINING MEMBER Peggy Hock-McCalley (3) Mary Beth O'Connor * (13)
Inga Scheyer Book (28) Allison Allgier • (12) Alayne Crawford (2) Mariele Jones (4) Diane Kellogg Pellettiere (24)
Debra Trueax Eilert (25) ROSE CLUB Karen Kovack Lorraine Ziliner Rodgers (19)
Kay Regan Estock * (10) GAMMA DELTA Laura Huber Parker (2) Gwendolyn Fuchs Rudd (10)
Marilyn Minor Haas • (22) Becky Greer Rogers * (15) Monica McBride Rohrbaugh (3) Kathy Wilson SchulL; ( I I )
Nancy Graham Leuschner (9) WHEAT CLUB University of South Alabama Emily Satcher Lisa Hackbart Snyder (10)
Jennifer Goldman Taylor Sharon Kern Wiechman (14)
Mid Isenberg Russell + (15) Carol Freytag (101 OMICRON CIRCLE Sam lilmer *
SPONSOR Shcra Smith Weninger SPONSOR
WHEAT CLUB Julie Brining • (20) Helen Carter Alison (5)
Diane Edelman Bardman (15) Lon Hummel Jones ( I I ) RUBY CLUB GAMMA SIGMA Denise Stoweli Dogadaiski (9)
Emma-Jean Way Cole (10) Jeue Fellows Eekenfelder (24)
Dawn George Eiehelberger (13) Kristu Sum!/ Ledington (91 Robin Mansfield Wright (12) Georgia State University Jean France Ellis (16)
Anne Patterson Filzpatrick (20) WHEAT CLUB Wendy Ellis (4)
Nancy Penrod Forrest (10) SUSTAINING MEMBER PEARL CLUB Lori Simon Fitzgibbons (12)
Jane Morton Foster * (5) Tammy Gee Curtis (?) Cheryl Driver Davis (13)
Mickey Hofmann Freitag (20) Maria Maile Murray (7) Judi Foster Gulledge (7) Patricia Cowley Hardy * (25) 42
Peggy DeSilver Hursh (15) Laura Wagner Sergeant (13) Diamond Circle - $150,000 +
Jenny Knauer Johnson (I 7) FRIEND ROSE CLUB Founders'Circle - $100,000 +
Janet Holmes Linsenmaier (21) Sammyc Jo Monroe-Singer (4) SPONSOR Alpha Circle - $50,000 +
Elaine Miele Pasmore (13) Tiffany Barr Williams (2) Christine Blankenship Orrell (2) Marcia Welch Davis (21) Omicron Circle - $25,000 +
Alyce George Schnabcl (21) Kathryn M Sapio (13) Pi Circle -$15,000 +
EPSILON SIGMA Elizabeth Wright D y e r * (17) Gold Club -$10,000 +
Judith Shaubach Thompson * (7) SUSTAINING MEMBER Ruby Club - $5,000 +
Quincy University Catherine Spahn Gunn (8) WHEAT CLUB Pearl Club - $2,500 +
SPONSOR Elyse Canterbury Marley (4) Rose Club -$1,000 +
Constance Qucsenberry Anderson (9) SUSTAINING MEMBER Julie Norton Martin (12) Lucy Vizurraga Dingledy (16) Wheat Club - $500 +
Traci Perkins Caplan (16) Sponsor - $250 +
Nancy Nelsen Evers (13) Sheila Denemark (2) FRIEND SPONSOR Sustaining Member - $125 +
Marie Wrobleski Fedon (4) FRIEND Holley Ford (6) Friend-Up to $124
Linda Verdelli Ferretti (4) Erica Hoban (2) Laura Morgan Green (16)
Lois Colteryahn Fry (5) Melissa Felsman Emily A Hughes (3) "Indicates Deceased Member
Jane Wiekizer Gomlick * (8) Lauren Friedrich (2) Carla M. Ladnier Laurie E House (14) * Anniversary Club Member
Phyllis HerrGrobcrt (25) Andrea Obert Rita Gump Langan ( ) Number of years as Donor
Alice Hooper Hess * (6) Jamie Elizabeth Schroeder Charlotte Holland Pipkin SUSTAINING MEMBER
Mary Beth Parrish Kester (12) Brigetie Soderlind (2) Jennifer Lane Grizzle * (2)
Liseloue Weihe Kinaman (27) GAMMA Katie High Rankin (9)
Kelley Lynch (10) GAMMA IOTA
Juiia Kalbach Mohncy (5) University of Maine Deborah Phillips Still (4)
Helen Wise Wylie (13) Southern Illinois University
PEARL CLUB FRIEND
Sue Abell Ziegler (18) PEARL CLUB Kelly Rasbury Dever
Jennifer Patel Cousins * (16) Janis C'humley Price * (6) Becky Houston (3)
SUSTAINING MEMBER Barbie Kinder (3)
Cynthia Xanthopoulos Beekley (4) ROSE CLUB ROSE CLUB Melissa Payne *
Anne Cannon (5) Joan Drake (15) Audrey Herbsier Lueth * (10)
Amy Frankhouser Familo (7)
Winnie Shelley Farina (8)
Marion Kalhach Gyorgy (5)

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education I can afford. In 1997,1 had the good fortune to be selected as a Diamond Jubilee Scholars]lip recipient

duringrayeducation at Washington University. This assistance was very welcome since I was atterding a rull-

time MBA program at one of : competitive and expensive programs in the United States.

With the funding provided by I Foundation, I was able to afford housing close to campus ai ut back
hours on my part time job. Is itimecommuting and moretimedevoted to my studies and
activities. I graduated with he 1 six outstanding job offers from very good companies.

Today, IBM, where the opportunity to consult for top global companies such as
Caterpi ibardier, dClorox.

I currently earmark my annual donations to AOII Foundation for their scholarship program

frw H ; these funds can assist others in their education pursuits. I appreciate the financial help

I receivedfromAOII Founnddaattion, and look forward to the day when I can create and

sponsor a perpetual named scl myself.

Nancy LeCompte Gaines, Iota Sigma (Iowa State U)

vRSHIP RECTI

2ED C P A OF

Grace Niewold Funk (9) FRIEND WHEAT CLUB ROSE CLUB SUSTAINING MEMBER
Patricia Gleasner Goetz (9) Donna Bordeaux Adams (2) Jennifer Belken Blaekmon * (5) Mary Beth Brown Hasselbrinck (22) Amanda Killingsworth-Byles (6)
Donna Brehm Healy (13) Marilyn Pern Anderson Carol Hammond Sehnyder + (23)
Cathlccn Kelly • (5) Victoria Castle Biarnesen (12) SPONSOR Karla Keller Trout (22) FRIEND
Hannah Kim-Rohrer (12) Karen Dumpelmann Bussean (2) Rhonda Stevenson Bjornsen (25) Angie D u f f y Jackson (4)
Sara Fulton Lopez (6) Amy Campbell (3) Nancy LeCompte Gaines (6) WHEAT CLUB
Amy Mikel (10) Becky Ferro Daughterly (2) Connie Prohaska Underwood * (3) Patricia Armstrong (16) KAPPA DELTA
Nikki Austin Moses (6) Elizabeth Smith Delrieli (2) Peggy Woolsey Campbell * (10) Wright Stale University
Laura Cirna Seidman (8) Susan Finis SUSTAINING MEMBER Cathy Campbell Parker (24)
Julie Shepherd * (5) Shannon Fitzpatrick (2) Kelly Agnew (3) Carol Torie Pen.it (7) ROSE CLUB
Lauren Simpson * (2) Cherylyn Henry Vanosdall (4) Pamela Kuiper Flom (10) Phyllis Purcell Stewart • (23) Susan Arnold Targove (12)
Nancy Mongerson Warner * (3) Katharine llooghoem (3) Carol Wee Millar (5) Jill Zschau Stock • (23)
Cheryl Wickstrom (15) Suzanne Ralston Humphris Karen Foster Siple (8) Ann Wuchner Sturm (22) KAPPA G A M M A
Janotte Harsh field Wilson • (4) Kay Stobbs Massey Emalee Brackemyre VanScyoc (22) Florida Southern College
SUSTAINING MEMBER Jenny Meyer FRIEND
Megan Ehrisman (4) Emily Scheldt Kathy Kohl Beck SPONSOR RUBY CLUB
Christine Gomez Fiarito (3) Kathy Bryant Wendling (2) Diane Brickson Dixon
Melissa Johnson (5) Linda Diedrich Werner Jessica Trowbridge Hangac (2) Patricia Light Bates (12) Ruth Ellis McKeown (14)
Nicole Kosciuk * (2) Jennifer Wood Sarah Inman (3) Norma Lee Davies (5)
Megan McArdle * Sydney Larsen * Susan Gitfel Douthit (15) PEARL CLUB
Annie Ksander Peyer (4) IOTA ALPHA Mitzi Buckley Overland (3) Michelle Hoskins Edclbrock (7) Barbara Jane Clifford Keller + (11)
Christine Soldner * Idaho Slate University Chrisline Pence Ellis ( I I ) Amy Quist Laderer *
Janie Lillle Steekenrider (2) IOTA TAU Geri Rytkonen Espy (14) Victoria Sheffield * (3)
Alice Ross Taylor (10) WHEAT CLUB University of Wisconsin Stoul Ellen Tyree Forrest (3)
Anita Sehlier Whalen (3) Cheryle Geesey Barker (18) Jeanne Forsylhe Freeman (10) ROSE CLUB
Linda Sue Keene Young (5) Mary Daly Enwall (18) WHEAT CLUB Kelly Slultz Hartzler (11) Anne Mayo Girata •* (24)
Meredith Zenge (6) Karen Stanlurt'Furu * (9) Ally Sdluetz McArdle * (13) Linda Kiraly McCann (6) Bobbie Knowles • (2)
Chrisline Hoeing MeKnight (8) Jill Eilertsen Maassen • (4)
Lifetime Giving Levels SPONSOR SPONSOR Carolyn Baker Mears ( I I )
Orinda McKenney * (2) Delorcs McCullick Parker (9) Kate Hulman Schorfstall (19) WHEAT CLUB
Diamond Circle - $150,000 + Elaine Pruett Smilh (18) Renee Schuetz Pesavento (17) Orva Sinclair Schramm (14) Shirley Thomas Cooke * (12)
Founders" Circle - $100,000 + Laurie Allen Snyder (9) Cynthia Wagemann Cubberley * (14)
FRIEND FRIEND Glenna Hammond Timmons (8) Daryi Meyer Hall • (20)
Alpha Circle - $50,000 + Pamela Dent Harris Pal Brcider Floyd (4) Donna Thompson Kuiken * (16)
Omicron Circle - $25,000 + Joan Inashima Webb (2) Judy Duilman Wisniewski SUSTAINING MEMBER
Mary Petrusrvv Baker • Grace Schumacher Ward (14)
Pi Circle -$15,000 + IOTA CHI KAPPA Sara Maratta Davis + (2)
Gold Club-$10,000 + University of Western Ontario Randolph-Macon Woman's College Kay Armstrong Edwards (9) SPONSOR
Ruby Club-55.000 + Sheila Keating Everhart (19) Janet Feagle Aller • (8)
SUSTAINING MEMBER PEARL CLUB Valerie Ann Walker Marietta (16) Deanne Ecton Bender (2)
Pearl Club - $2,500 + Melanie Goldman * Jane Mylander Wainwrighl * (22) Nancy Gerdink Vrabic (11) Elizabeth Page Carter (13)
Rose Club-$1,000 + Shirley Greggs Wible (7) Jeannine Dwyer Evans * (3)
Wheat Club - $500 + Julia Rambeau * WHEAT CLUB Sharon Cobble Hale (2)
Betty Valentine Daudt (15) FRIEND Frances Cox Lindsey (19)
Sponsor - $250 + FRIEND Jo Poole Eglen (3) Betsy Dyess O'Leary * (2)
Sustaining Member - $125 + Sunshine Hunt Matheson (2) SPONSOR Bobbi Todd Maskew (2) Marcia Bealle Queries (4)
Kalherine Northern Land (19) Sarah Keck Paxton
Friend-Up to $124 IOTA SIGMA Adair Lovin Williams (29) Amanda Rhoads (3) Karen Usher White * (6)
Iowa State University
'•"Indicates Deceased Member KAPPA ALPHA KAPPA C H I SUSTAINING MEMBER
+ Anniversary Club Member ROSE CLUB Indiana State University Northwestern State University Paula Alexander (3)
( ) Number o f years as Donor Sarah Hide Dore • (16) Jane Knickerbocker Burnetle (2)
Nancy Klindt Gabriel * (11) GOLD CLUB ROSE CLUB Casey Cassese *
78 • T o DRAGMA Pamela Patterson Harris * (12) Mary Ann Davies Jenkins *• (18) Amanda Gaither Veulcman (2) Barbara Eisenberger Culpepper (3)
Bonnie Bartlen Delk (3)
RUBY CLUB Juliet Kent-Smith *
Rita Conway Hum (12) Marjorie Maypole Payton (10)
Patricia Stephens * (2)
Victoria Urban (5)

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FRIEND FRIEND FRIEND AOII Foundation relies on the consistent
Audra Bartley Dye (2) support of alumnae and collegians. Those
Jackie Burnside Anderson Kelly Arnett Cherie Welch who choose to contribute year after year
April Edwards Bauder (4) Leann Brashear (2)
Dawn Galpin Jennifer Fisler Collins KAPPA SIGMA can make a large impact on the stability
Barbara Barker Gibson (2) Celeste Moore (2) University of Wisconsin River Falls of the organization. To recognize these
Candace Coble Griffith (4) Donna Reams (2) consistent donors, following each
Shelley Overholt Gudzak (2) Molly Vice (2) SPONSOR
June T. Haigler (2) Janet Karl Manor (10) name in the donor listing is the number
Vanessa Hull KAPPA OMICRON of cumulative years that person
Gretchen Long Rhodes College SUSTAINING MEMBER has given.
Nicole Maassen (3) Kara Ignas/ewski Hagemeisler (5)
Jane Murphy RUBY CLUB Barbara Smothers * (4)
Nancy Reeves Olds (2)
Marjorie Trask Prevarte Rachel Allen Lyles • (7)
Barbie Hamni Rank
Joyce Cannistraci Riemersma PEARL CLUB KAPPA TAU
Ana Teran Stevens Southeastern Louisiana University
Elaine Grier Stuart Anne Riley Bourne * (21)
Jennifer Stuart (3) RUBY CLUB
M . Margaret Mitchell Thomas ROSE CLUB
Roberta Eisen Tucker (2) Cynthia Visot. Ed.D. * (20)
Marian Hawk Wagsler (2) Frances Crouch Perkins (29)
ROSE CLUB
KAPPA KAPPA WHEAT CLUB
Ball State University Kalli Blackwell Peterman * (9)
Helen Deupree Brandon (12) (23) Susan (iourdain Mele (16) PEARL CLUB FRIEND
RUBY CLUB Heather Stewart Cook * (9) WHEAT CLUB Helene Wilkens Bartig * (14) Ashley Kuehl Binder
Rebecca Marshbanks Mushingi Laura Jones Dunlap + (6) Evelyn Pleasant Johnson * (18) Bobbee Hayes Fredericks
Barb Dunn Zipperian * (3) Mary Holiman Norton (19) SPONSOR Muriel Boyd Longinoni * (22) EriaVali (5)
SPONSOR Coletta Cooper Barrett (6)
PEARL CLUB Julie Decker Hendriek (8) SUSTAINING MEMBER ROSE CLUB L A M B D A ETA
Patricia Holl I Irasfield (6) Margaret Adelmann (8) Jackie C annon Bonnett (25) Grand Valley State University
Kelli Fitzpatriek Burrill * (24) SUSTAINING MEMBER Micah Kagusa Bujol (6)
Janin Boos Johnston (8) WHEAT CLUB WHEAT CLUB
ROSE CLUB Sarah Donaehie * Shannon Kimball * (2) Barbara Odenheimer Dorily * (17) Rachel Maris + (5)
Deborah Jennings Ernst (25) Betty Shea Drummond (11) Maria Gonzales McLellan (4)
Louise Bennett Lingner (20) Robin Sharp I lowdershelt (2) Gayle Robinson Miller (8) LAMBDA ALPHA FRIEND
Mary Myers Meyer (14) Carole Montgomery (7) Dianna Sweers Alderman (2)
Candace Clark Seizen * (11) Sara Kate Reaves (2) Diana Pollock Mowen (7) University of La Verne AHssa Dayringer (2)
Jane Crampton Weakley (14) Angela Kreuler Rogers (5) Allie Taber MeCullough
Caitlin Rowland • (2) FRIEND FRIEND
WHEAT CLUB Dawn Amacker Alicia McCiaughey LAMBDA IOTA
Betty tea Bairn (21) Carrie Wright (5) Johanna Kelly Paromila Nag
Julie Robbins Burns (17) Ava Lcdlbrd Ladell * (2) University' of California San Diego
Linda Johnston Crews (11) FRIEND Genny May LAMBDA BETA
Pamela Pratt Curtis (16) ROSE CLUB
Janet Oestrike Gerstenccker (16) Taylor Barnes KAPPA THETA California State University Long Beach Susan Davies (15)
Susan Hughes Long (16) Lauren Barlling University of California Los Angeles Barbara Chi [cole Monteleone (211
Paula Adams Peterson (22) Gay Knight Gentry (2) FOUNDERS CIRCLE Stephanie Putnoky Murphy * (13)
Rebecca Jackson (3) PI CIRCLE
SPONSOR Katherine Ray Joyce Baca Lacerte + (9) WHEAT CLUB
Donna Fosnaugh Bockover (14) Amy Hobby Rickard
Sharon Janeway Boison * (5) OMICRON CIRCLE Lori L Curci-Reed • (14)
Millie J Cole Boring (19) KAPPA PHI Thelma Culverson * (11) Laura Bloom Doyle (19)
Kalhy Burns Ditmire • (3) Caroline Craig Lazzara * (22) Laurel Latto + (9)
Kate Evans (7) McGill University PEARL CLUB Michelle Merwitzer Plotkin * (8)
Misha Rogers Honaker (5) GOLD CLUB
Kelli Hahn Lawrence • (6) RUBY CLUB Polly King C l a r k * (12) Susan Stone (20)
Barbara Johnson Otlinger (19) Joan Deallie MaeCallum * (19) Dorothy Woodbury Linn (23) Elizabeth Craig Amundson (25)
Wendy Whittem Pollert • (4) SPONSOR
Zenet Knapp Sehissler (14) SPONSOR ROSE CLUB PEARL CLUB Annette Paton Christensen (7)
Karen Hall Moon (17) Kristen Peterson (16)
SUSTAINING MEMBER Beryl E Arbit (24) Winona Johnson-Harding * (14) Healher Scott (11)
Becky Ellis (6) SUSTAINING MEMBER Mary Leigh Waiters Blek (24)
Traci Petrucciani Hensley (7) Patricia Eggers Gerty * (15) ROSE CLUB FRIEND
Erika Kroening * Louise Karsh Archer (7) Elsie Tomboulian Harutunian (15) Traci Matsunaga (2)
Jen O'Daniel • FRIEND Dorothy Baldwin Heide (10) Irene Johnson Fehr (13) Celeste Musick (5)
Missy Hensley Ransdell (7) C aria Kramer Jesse (7) Michelie Pontar Wallers (2)
Barbara Mangus Sauers (4) Kara Shumansky WHEAT CLUB Barbara Penland-Maun (4)
L A M B D A PHI
FRIEND KAPPA PI Betty Schwab Bilyeu (15) WHEAT CLUB University of Wisconsin Whitewater
Cynthia Melntire Blowers Gretchen Kumnick Byron ( I I )
Gina Richey Graf Ohio Northern University Kay Dooly Da ugh erty (10) Stacy Chaplin Bogin (10) WHEAT CLUB
Beth Scheller Green (2) Judy Hasche (28) Lori Conti * (5)
Kay O'Rourke Hogue (2) PEARL CLUB Audrey Telley Jonas-Strutt (19) Marian Riegel Drum ( I I ) Mary Steele B i x b y * ( 1 2 )
Rita Dale Houlihan Pamela Norton Starr * (19) Karran Perk Richards (9) Julie Doran Krohmer (19)
Mary Lou Niedenthal Huber (2) Larie Elliott Smith (13) Jodi Masumolo (14) SUSTAINING MEMBER
Janalie Haney Markley WHEAT CLUB Jackie Scott Ullerich (17) Lynnette While McMahon (13) Jo Ann Strehlow Walker (8)
Courtney Martin (3) Debbie Hunter (28) Karen Van Dyke Watson (27)
Suzanne Lindsey Simpson (2) Rebecca Piazza Morris (14) Alice New house White (8) SPONSOR LAMBDA SIGMA
Heidi Snow * (7) Kristy Koestner Young (17)
KAPPA LAMBDA Sharon Zundel (7) Betty Lummis Barnes + (3) University^ of Georgia
SPONSOR Laura Jacques Boyer (10)
Universin o/Calgarv Krislina Sell Kiene (9) SPONSOR Kimberly Bradley (8) OMICRON CIRCLE
Debora Cook Buchanan + (3)
ROSE CLUB Rachel Hunter Kistner (8) Joanne Smith Ashton * (5) Regina Zotrea Fish (13) Dorothy Waters Williams * (16)
Carole Bloom Dovala (10) Lori Palmer Franzen * (3) RUBY CLUB
Shala Schweitzer* (10) SUSTAINING MEMBER Ada Ecton Elliot (14) Heidi Morrison Gould (5)
Joan Pais Gardiner (9) Carol Stich Lamar (22) Veronica Luna Kentish * (7) Melanie Lampertz * (17)
WHEAT CLUB Stacy Adams Wall (7) Barbara Boreman Wailacc * Alison Mitchell Milobar (6) PEARL CLUB
Joan Landweer Waltz (14) Anne Koo Thomquist (5)
Kristy Manchul * (9) KAPPA RHO (7) Judy B a g b y * ( 2 3 )
SUSTAINING MEMBER Lisa Ackerman Cheeley + (18)
SUSTAINING MEMBER Western Michigan University SUSTAINING MEMBER Katy Cox Johnson + (18)
AngieTosli Brazeal (15) Boualoy Sengchanthalangsy Dayton (5) Betty Long Malhis * (19)
Tiffany Watson Gilbey (5) ROSE CLUB Mary Lawrence Charles (6) Kimberly Irby Grabowski (9) Tammy Williams Perkins * (10)
Melanie Matthews (3) Shirley Combs Considine (10) Gini Fanelli Hollywood (4) Lois Johnson Shortl * (27)
Ann Laurimore * (15) Vickie Neuvert Peters (17) Donna Taylor McCombs (6)
Agatha Starczyk (6) Roberta Ruth Peterson (18) Cathleen Gersl Peralta (5) Rulh Lsles Trager * (19)
Angie Spehar Zantjer-Fronczek (25) FRIEND Paula Shoaf (3)
FRIEND Maria Farago West (6) ROSE CLUB
Genevieve Sihora WHEAT CLUB Ann Crawford Bailey (3) Donna Gude Barwick (20)
Janice Campbell FRIEND Carol Hendon Cain (8)
KAPPA OMEGA Judy Sehindler Johnston * (4) Shirley Sherman Davison Charlotte Gaulding Cook + (10)
Arlcne Sirtola Kalis (16) June Preval Leach June Cierpial Collins (7) Cathryn H. Creasy (24)
University of Kentucky Joey Piatkowski Powell (14) Ellen Green Poso (5) Carol Stamp Cyrkin Martha Leonard Harrison * (16)
Joyce Nevaril Sustr (19) Shirley Williams Drake (5) Karen Pope Hart (27)
SUSTAINING MEMBER LAMBDA Alyssa Draper (4) Dixie Masters *
Jennifer Kremer (6) Sandy KubilzTomlinson (15) Pat Naylor Dumalski Fifi Lamas Menzelos (27)
Jennifer McCleese (4) Stanford University Carrie Rosplock (2) Joyce Morway + (25)
Katie McKenna (8) SPONSOR Kari Schneider (4) Paula Conaway Sandidge + (5)
Charla Cobb Wagers (10) Mary Jane Palo Levi (13) OMICRON CIRCLE Cher Kurek Serhal (3)
June Miller Lighty * (17)
ISSUE NO. 1 • FALL 2 0 0 7 Erika Dilts Sullon (8) LAMBDA CHI
LaGrange College
SUSTAINING MEMBER
Laura Geldhof (7) SUSTAINING MEMBER
Amber Aekley Kanski (2) Carol Armstrong Beard (13)
Sam Lee * Ansley Harvey Hunt (6)
Norma Loye Longmire (7)
Darcy Nickless (6) *Due to space constraints, this report reflects only gifts of $25 or above m a d e b e t w e e n July 1, 2006 and
Alice Kozlowski Pinder (14) June 30, 2007. Gifts of any amount are appreciated and are vital to the work of the Foundation.

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learned better serve others. Being a leader can be intimidating and demandir
shortly after being elected Chapter President.

Thankfully; ust a few short weeks after the election, I had the priv ilege of going to Leadership Aeadme y with my
Chapter Ad1 iser. There I was honored to meet other presidents and AOII's international leaders. Trte weekend
gave me conidence as I learned important skills and techniques that enabled me to better serve my ci
returned froH Leadership Academy feeling much more prepared for my new role.

Progra leadership Academy are hugely beneficial, but they require the support of ge
Founds tributors. Without their assistance, many collegiate leaders would miss out <
educati

I graduated rom the University of Evansville in 2 0 0 7 and am a licensed teacher. My
experiences as Chapter President undoubtedly prepared me for my career. I am grateful for
the AOII Fo mdationforgiving me the opportunity to become a better leader. I hope the
Foundation } able to continue making a difference in the lives of others, as it did mine.

WHEAT CLUB LAMBDA TAU MU LAMBDA FRIEND SUSTAINING MEMBER
Christine Collier Campbell (12) Hie University cf Louisiana at Monroe Rollins College Rebecca Beckett * Becky Chu (6)
Deanna Ayers Chiek (ID) Sharon Lard Blaze Patricia Hayes Cutlip (2)
Rebeeea Murrah Lovelace (14) RUBY CLUB FRIEND Margaret Lightsey * Claudia McCaffrey Howe (5)
Amy Vander Gheynsi Nixon * (7) Tamee Dark * (19) Elizabeth Bouton Lovell Barbara Tenzi Hryekcwicz (3)
Andree Clark Terry * (8) Carrie Capron (2) Amanda Baker McKeigney (2) Patricia Grundmeier Juza (12)
Betty Hooks Underwood * (7) ROSE CLUB CaSandra Quinn Patterson Susan Hanson Ryckman (2)
Kathy Brakefield Sowell (13) NU BETA Patricia Slarkey Root (2)
SPONSOR Lois Klemme Theriot (25) University of Mississippi Whitney Tarpy * FRIEND
Marie Shirley Binder (17) Elise Rawson Wyall • (22) Maggie Gerdes (2)
Ann Pollock B l i s s * (2) ALPHA CIRCLE NU DELTA Mary Grabow O'Donnell
June Haines Ldwards (12) WHEAT CLUB Canisius College
Cecelia Shook McAulitfe (18) Penny Weaver Hakim * (17) Frankie Frazier Nordlund * (16) N U KAPPA
Betsy Richwine (5) Terri Parker Marshall (18) SPONSOR Southern Methodist University
Julie Mickle Wade (7) Ann White (26) PEARL CLUB Angel Hosteilter Schweikowsky (15)
Betty Ann Ludwick Zervas * (2) WHEAT CLUB
SPONSOR Crystal Grafton Combs + (8) SUSTAINING MEMBER
SUSTAINING MEMBER Karon Shinn Bassett (13) Kitty Si John Hinds * (19) Kale Kinney (5) Kathleen Williams Meek * (5)
Natalie Balyo Albert (5) Nancy Franklin (10) Catherine Hirsch • (11)
Lauren Salisbury Hall * Theresa Gregorio-Torres (16) Laura M Justice (I 7) FRIEND NU LAMBDA
Edie Heslon Harmon (14) Suzanne Dickerson Hall (21) Heidi Hcrlong McFarlin • (8) Jessica Laible Mallabar University of Southern California
Jennifer Lambert (6) Julie Harlan O'Brien * (3) Judy Thompson Moore + (23)
Katie Mathis (6) Evelyn Redding Zagone (12) N U IOTA PEARL CLUB
Marnc Gfroerer Matthews (10) Edith Perry • (3) Northern Illinois University
Jesalyn Parham MeCurry (4) SUSTAINING MEMBER Penelope Benson Fen-ell * ( l ) l
Megan Tiller McDerby (6) Roslynn Bennett Pogue (8) ROSE CLUB RUBY CLUB
Jennifer Cain Richardson (4) Mary Elizabeth Barrett + (21) Linda Schwartz Grandolfb * (18) ROSE CLUB
Laura Aycoek Swett (6) FRIEND Emily Caldwell Furlong * (2) Carolyn Warlinbee (25)
Kim Crosland Vaughn (3) Mary McGinty Boyd (2) Kelli Daniels Harris * (14) Janie Kesling Crawford * (25)
Caroline Fricks Wood (4) Pam Mills Corbino Jeanne Carter Luckey * (16) PEARL CLUB * Juanita Sakajian Haugen * (25)
Mandy Davidson (2) Lisa Broun Pearson * (17) M Kathleen Conver * (23)
FRIEND Allison Hartwell (3) Vickie Wills Shaw (3) Marcia Davis Moser * (23) WillaO'Day Olsen * (HI)
Maria Anderson (3) Susan Duncan Jones Dorothy Keen Robinson * 118)
Sally Russell Blaine (3) (Catherine Kalil Phyllis Grant Taylor (24) ROSE CLUB Elizabeth Abbott Sieginund * (22)
Tracy Houchins Bowers (3) Donetta Sullivan Young Dorothy Hayes Cutlip * (8) Gail Sullivan * (22)
Veda Ann Colston Creighlon WHEAT CLUB Paula Mudge LeRoy * (17)
Jan Henderson Davis (2) LAMBDA UPSILON Debbie Monroe * (5) Cynthia Steckel * (22) WHEAT CLUB
Gayle Chandler Fischer (3) Lehigh University
Kitnberly Owen Gavlak (4) Sharon Recce NcrT (18) WHEAT CLUB Phyllis Austin (12)
Kristin Haugen WHEAT CLUB Evie Gnudulis * (9) Marilyn Beaudry-Corbetl (14)
Patti Casey Headley (2) SPONSOR Jennifer Raehael Smilh Hill • (8) B J George Chandler (15)
NicholeMobley Lee (2) Belle Wciscnbcrger Fisher + (6) Rebecca Johnson Calvert (12) Judy Young Huss (26) Radene Gordon-Beck (12)
Mary MitMans (2) Ellen Day McClure (14) Judy Kosmak Kolslad (10) Genie Tripp Lownsdale * (S)
Elizabeth Eberhart Peterson (9) SUSTAINING MEMBER Elaine Poynler Ewing (9) Barbara Pautz Murray (17) Beth Mosher (15)
Celia Austin Reed (3) LibbyGill (2) Merry Cooper Falke (13) Susie Butler Prows * (131
Kathy Jones Williams Marty Gill (3) Vicki Hammack (IS) F.loise Skulborstad Rogers + (5) Monique Ansolabehere Roberts (17)
Katie M . Wood (2) Cat Martin Malone (6) Anne Hattery Stevens * (11)
FRIEND SPONSOR Diana Welch Worthinglon * (10)
8 0 • To DRAG M A * Kaye Brown Martin (22) Patricia Annen Broggi (28)
Betsy Boig Anne Dauenhauer McLaughlin (14) Ardeen Weil H o k e * (10) SPONSOR
Brittany Gricr (2) Sharon Dziuhla Huxhold (13)
Amanda Hemmerly Julia Meyers (6) Shari Blmnhoff Kagan • (7) Therese Hurtado Boyle + (6)
Julie Kluft * Marilynn Pemberton Schroeder (10) Carolyn Cooper (7)
Ciwen Purdom SUSTAINING MEMBER Carol Norton Serfiing (6) Darlene Hall Jackson (18)
Jodi Landau Ryan Laurie Duplanlis Baugh (5) Susan Poezekaj Trump (9) Patricia Peter Lingenberg (6)
Quincy Sewall Kimberly Day Franks Brooks * (6) Carolyn Haase Mayes * (4)
Hannah Thompson * Suzanne Gardiner (4) Marilyn Lyman Palmer (7)
Caroline Graham * Lisa Harriman Scon (8)
(Catherine Mutler (7) Helen Watcrbury (12)
Nikki Bender Ramsey (6) Elizabeth Wannamaker Werhel (15)
Melanie Huteherson White (4)
Andrea Mobiey Woods (7) ISSUE NO. 1 • FALL 2 0 0 7

*Due to space constraints, this report reflects only gifts of $25 or above made between July 1,2006 and
June 30,2007. Gifts of any amount are appreciated and are vital to the work of the Foundation.

SUSTAINING MEMBER Sue Kaescr Moore * (2) Alison Roberts Solomon Susan Palombo (iroth (15) Donna Miles McCollum (24)
Kathie Payne Morris (15) SheryStovall (6) Barbara Durr(iru\er (12) Sue Workman McDearman (13)
MaryLou Ford Falkard (9) Patricia B. Rhodes (26) Barbie Babes Strole (2) Barbara Henritze (18) Margaret Mcllwaine Peacock ( I I )
11 Mary Haugen (3) Sara West Robertson (17) Laura Wieklander (3) Bettie Boesche Keating (21) JoyPhit'erRogers* (7)
Jill Wilmoth Hcwicker (4) * Kenny Smallwood Stearns (15) Karen Rauch Wright Mareia Warner Kleinsehmidl (5) Sherry Fisher Tarwater (22)
Mary Ryan Indenbaum (4) Ellic Walker Threlkel (18) Olive Jones Miller (23)
Carrol Mctlroy Irwin (7) NU SIGMA Mary Lou Caldwell Pross (15) SPONSOR
Ellie Kusscll Keller (7) .loan Mcintosh Van 1 lulzen (20) Parsons College Carol Naughlrip Richards (3) Sandra Duncan (15)
Paula Conic Manheim (8) Lauren Schilt * (3) Haley Haas* (3)
SPONSOR SPONSOR Laurie Wysoeki Wallaee (9) l.yndsey Johnson * (3)
Beverly Bell Marks (5) Carol D Strong (18) Julie Anne Walter * (4) Mary Tatum Johnson (11)
Nancy NiemeierCheadle (7) Helen Smythe Lovell (12)
FRIEND Helen Grizzard Clark (8) NU ZETA SUSTAINING MEMBER Kelli Corbitt Mormon * (4)
Laura Ignacio Baer (4) Gloria Laird Elliot * Chadron Stale College Shirley MaeLean Aiken (10) Constance Bufkin Rizner (13)
Lynn Bull Boozer (5) Alice Mitchum Fills (6) Sarah Belew (2) Margaret Waller (24)
Marilyn Frenette Fabre (3) Marian Burnett Ford (6) WHEAT CLUB Theresa Hering Bevis (9) Mary Beth Chunn West (9)
Beth Olson (2) Sandra Norsworthy * (2) AnaLee Roberts * (9) Lindsay Carter (2) Stephanie Baynes Womaek *
Heather Haugen Rizzoli (4) Kathenne Hortberg (11) Sally Fields Dyson (2)
Linda Shipman LandgraT (13) OMEGA Jen Miller Hendriekson (9) SUSTAINING MEMBER
NU OMICRON Gloria Enochs LaRoche (13) Miami University N . Anne Bach Maylield (6) Janice Grigsby Adams (7)
Vanderbilt University Lisa Becker Lawhon (5) Lauren Anderson *
Amie Boyd Marks (14) OMICRON CIRCLE Ann Hetcher Olejko (5) Kristi Bobo *
GOLD CLUB Margaret Looney Me Allen * (5) Carol Miller Stevenson * (25) Patsy Worley Dumblelon (3)
Alice Taylor Parks (24) FRIEND Barbara Wilson Higgs (8)
June Greer Bogle * (13) Carol Armistead Parrent (12) PI CIRCLE Julie Katz (2) Margaret Whalen Hyde (3)
Sarah Parker Peay (14) Krista Malmquist Whipple * (11) Ashley Meade (31 Margaret Anderson Johnson (3)
RUBY CLUB Mary Ann Donnell Pinkerton (12) C'harleen Rohr Anne Smith Jones (6)
Caily Prouty * (3) RUBY CLUB Kathleen Gatch Salesi (2) Michelle Ervin Pope * (2)
Marianna McAllister LaRue (21) Gloria Walker Reed (21) Ruth I all man Piter * (21) Theresa Weedon (3) Avery Rice * (3)
DJ Dejournette Rounsevell (13) Lynn Reagan Samuels * (2)
PEARL CLUB M.R. Rowe * (3) PEARL CLUB OMEGA OMICRON Mimi Hall Taylor (2)
Martha Tale Rudisill (5) Molly Boles Folken (21) Lambuth University Virginia Johnson Tyler (5)
Mary I lihhett Andrews (6) Rebecca Lasley Sawyer (18) Barbara Wahls Seaman * < 10) Brandy Miller Vachtsevanos (5)
Anne Hollotvay Bachman * (5) Frances Tartaglione (9) ROSE CLUB
Anne Lyons Kuhns * (14) ROSE CLUB Betsy Clayton Heaberg (17) FRIEND
Mary Louise Lafcdff McMillan * (26) Ann Easley Vickers (9) Estelle Carrel Baldwin * (20) Vauneida Mitchell Henton (8)
Nancy McConnaughy Hhrman * (20) Martha Walsh Pittman • (10) Carol Nation Beard (3)
ROSE CLUB SUSTAINING MEMBER Melissa Parsons Hcaly (9) Ashley Cate *
Frances Boolhc Kende * (22) WHEAT CLUB Ashley Dcarman *
Mary Dorris Adair (18) Mclinda Ford Bourne (9) Gail Saville O'Brien (15) Amy Leeper Kemp * (2) Mary Holmes Fruit
Joy Murphy Adams (23) Martha Boyd (3) Frances Page Porter * (6) Rhea Farrar Wilson (20) Jordan Joyce
Alice Ann Vaughan Floyd Barge (17) AlyssaCherif*(2) Rita Karrick Strebel (19) Brooke Douglas Looney (3)
Melissa Daniels * (4) Betty Yancey tioodall • (2) SPONSOR Elizabeth Robinson Mallcn
Susan Thompson Derryberry * (16) Ali Harle (3) WHEAT CLUB Lee Boone (5) Carolyn Craig Morrison (3)
AaMej l kaea * (5) Amanda I lavard * (2) Judith Escluncyer Evans (18) Suzanne Broun Link (7) Peggy Knox-Orr
Katie Woods McClendon (28) Martha West Lawrence (6) Den isc I lew ill Fargo-Devi lie (17) Ann Myers Lowery (16) Marcia Overton (2)
Mary Riley Michel • (19) Clare I teburn Michcls (7) Mary Hesson * (6) Anne Hayes LtlDoff (11) A m y Page
Suzy DukeOrebaugh (19) Sara Christine Copelaiul Shalin (9) Carol Fiala Jacob (24) Maty Dell Taylor MeClellan (20) Alissa Ralph
Stephanie Crews Sundock ( I I ) Megan Stuk (2) Cynthia Green Kronemycr (17) Amanda Russell Smith (6) Katie Trickcy
Virginia Osborn Warner • (9) Edith Cope Lockard (18) Nancy Butler Turlington (2)
WHEAT CLUB Susan Hoffman Walker (4) Kathryn Lockridgc (28) SUSTAINING MEMBER Denton Whitson
Anne Cnwen Beauehamp (25) Nancy Shanks Marburger (17) Janna Warren Heliums (8)
lolis Robbins Carrulhers (18) FRIEND Patricia McCandless ( I I ) O M I C R O N PI
Kay Tibhals Davenport (22) Sandra Merry Nix (27) FRIEND University of Michigan
Anne Meeks Davis (26) Mary Johnson Arnett (3) Nancy Heil Vecere (18) Jessica Craig Adams (2)
Susan P. Dcnecke • (12) Mary Bryan Joyce Gruber Williams (21) Jennifer Craig Blackwell (2) RUBY CLUB
Elizabeth Cox D u k e * ( I I ) Amy Clayton (joodson Lyn Snipes Brown Jeanne Lindsey Butler * (26)
Julie Martin Elferson * (8) Deborah Bennett Goss (2) SPONSOR
Jane Menende/ Fall (16) Ashby Kent (3) Mary Reed Barth (6) OMEGA UPSILON PEARL CLUB
Palsy Simpkins (iarman (23) Doreen Linneman (4) Jean Daugherty Bcckdahl ( I I ) Ohio University Judy Laeina (19)
Nancy Whitehurst Goggans (19) Alexandra Rowley Mackey (6) Penny Dunfee Blankenship (25)
Barbara Dunn Hack • (22) Helen Wagner McAfee (2) Barbara Rowe Chernus (8) WHEAT CLUB ROSE CLUB
Virginia Carson Hofstelter (21) Mary Drury McKuhen (2) Sandy Sommer Dominick (7) Carly Bella (9) Doric Cash Harrison (26)
Kathenne Walsh Lloyd (12) Maddy Pulman Ersucla Marquart * (3) Carol Sue Ivory-Carline * (20)
Margaret Milam (11) Melanie Wilson Seybl (4) Diana Khaehaturian * (11)
Martha Peeler Moore (23) SUSTAINING MEMBER
Gina Basich (10) • Virginia A . Weadoek + (17)
qjotc Julie Cannold * Marion Stepanauskas Yuhn (16)
Emily Stage (6)
* MILDRED FRAZB^/ALLEN WHEAT CLUB
CRYSTAL GRAFTON COMBS FRIEND Nancy Jach Aupperle (27)
*JUANITA SAKAJIAN HAUGEN Ashley Arend Carol McMacken Hcnnecke (23)
MELISSA PARSONS H E A L Y Sherry Rickard Bodine (4) Cindy Zchner Kendall (14)
Ashleigh Buehrer * Joan Higgius Kend/ior (16)
MICHELLE HOPE Monica flees Collins Pamela Smith Mooradian (28)
MELINDA KELLY Cori Six (2) Patricia Nicholas (15)
NANCY MOYER MCCAIN Stacey Binns Valentas Marjoric Lctzgus Sutton (18)
JANE KENNER PRATHER Patricia Swanson (20)
*ALEXANDRA REEDER O M E G A XI Mary Gordon Widrig (24)
KRISTIE PRICHARD RYAN Morehead State University
SALLY WAGAMAN WHEAT CLUB Lifetime Giving Levels

•Denotes Deceased Member Betsy Payne Watson ( I I ) Diamond Circle - SI50.000 +
Founders' Circle - $100,000 +
These Second Century Society members made their commitment during the 2006-2007 OMICRON
fiscal year. To date, over 140 sisters have gained membership to the Second Century Society. University of Tennessee Knoxville Alpha Circle - S50.000 +
Omicron Circle - $25,0(X) +
PEARL CLUB
Joan Moore Hancock (12) Pi Circle-$15,000 +
Gold Club-$10,000 +
ROSE CLUB Ruby Club - $5,000 +
Julie Martin Altenhach (12)
Janet Williams Crawley * (14) Pearl Club - $2.5(X) +
Kandyce Morgan Harber * (3) Rose Club-$1,000 +
Joy Warren Matthews + (17) Wheat Club - $500 +
Ruby Lawson Robertson (16)
Sponsor - $250 +
WHEAT CLUB Sustaining Member - $125 +
Roberta Neblelt Andrews * (5)
Lina Matthews Bowyer (18) Friend - Up to $124
Kathleen Goodwin Brown (5)
Janclla Carpenter (24) ^Indicates Deceased Member
Kate McDonald Dangler • (12) * Anniversary Club Member
Annabell Ailor Hair ( I I ) ( ) Number o f years as Donor
Kay Carpenter Jowers (22)
Laura Nichols Lipscomb (7)

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SPONSOR SPONSOR PHI SIGMA SPONSOR SPONSOR
Judith Sweet Barnes • (4) Jaynellen Behre Jenkins (10) University ofNebraska Kearney Dcanna Mar/ian Tucker * (5)
Ruth Cameron Bonelli (2) RUBY CLUB Eleanor Dore Holland (9)
Bobbie Sommer Chappell ( I t ) SUSTAINING MEMBER FRIEND Carmel Gabriele Kaiser (21)
Lois Mills DeBrock (6) Lisa Dun * (20) Tonya York Dees Elbe Fisher Shoop (27)
Sue Dickson (15) Courtney Coccaro (2) Lorie (jam Leitner (2) Betty Franks Sykes (10)
Constance SkaifEllis (14) Dawn McCormick (9) WHEAT CLUB Heather Same (2)
Lynn Gualdoni (7) Thea Steidinger Scioscia (12) RHO
Yvonne Johnson (21) Linda Westman Collins * (12) PI D E L T A Northwestern University
Janet Ross Mott (10) Pain Francis Wilson (14) University of Maryland
Judy Blackburn Phillips (19) Linda Wessels Trocster (23) GOLD CLUB
Katherine McConkey Quale (18) FRIEND RUBY CLUB
Cynthia Gehrls Skiver (10) SPONSOR Joanne Ross W i l d e r + (211 Margaret Dorr Schutt • (28)
Jennifer Strezo (5) Deborah Kinmer Bryan (2)
Janet Harris Yaman ( 7 , Barbara Carnival Mary New Ion Harms (19) ROSE CLUB RUBY CLUB
Elizabeth Savior Castclgrant Jodi Boughtin Meyer (10) Helen Wollman SheaLs (26) Nancy Moyer McCain (19)
SUSTAINING MEMBER Eileen Portz-Shovlin Joyce Bryan Strout (5) Maxine Griffith Pusinelli • (30)
Mary Godfroy Anderson (7) Lindsay Wyman (2) Kathleen Troul (5) WHEAT CLUB
Marilyn Eberlein Andreini (6) PEARL CLUB
Margaret Penney (10) PHI C H I SUSTAINING MEMBER MelisR.Bandell*(l2)
University of Chicago Sarah Bissell Ervin (20) Lois Falkner Griffith • (22)
FRIEND Ande Golden-* (3) Lillian Hendrickson Fisher * (7) Ellen English Julian (24)
Donna Hammill Adamczyk ROSE CLUB Mary Classen Arko (6) Bev Huddleslon Green (19) Brooky Calhoun Zajac * (22)
Sylvia Leach Bock (2) Pamela Webb Mearsheimer (16) Emily Classen Bahl ( I I ) Ann Speake Keller (19)
Jean FreshourCummiskey Jessie Wang-Grimm (10) Jeannie Kacr Barry (5) Phyllis Sell MacVeigh (10) ROSE CLUB
Mary Kane Paton Julie Krehmke Classen (5) Jane Mooney MeCarl (22) Barbara Cryer Bowermasler (30)
WHEAT CLUB Jen Clausen (6) Norma Kelley McDonald (12) Nancy Anderson Clark (21)
PHI Chris Graves (10) Kerry Fleming (4) Tova Quist Craig (16)
University of Kansas Debra Dales Jacobs (12) SPONSOR Lesley Dunn Ewald • (21)
GOLD CLUB SPONSOR Marguerite Wilson Cosgrove (10) Palricia Jonas Handtmann (25)
Charell Arnold * Kelly Davis Milncr (6) Krislinc Coughlan Lisi (14) Carolyn D'Eath McConnell (14)
Mary McCammon Williams * (20) Jennifer Glickel (3) SallySurber*(3) Helen Claire McMahon * (14)
PEARL CLUB Koren Phillips * (3) FRIEND
Janelle Stevenson (4) Sheryll Agent Bierma SUSTAINING MEMBER WHEAT CLUB
Ann Schmidt Lampe * {15) Nichole Blake Patrieia Mayer Allen (5 ) * Mona Broad Andreu (28)
Beverly Emerson Locke * (25) SUSTAINING MEMBER Julie Schaekel Hamburger (2) Clare Cavaliero (2) Belle Chenaull (13)
Stacy Van Pelt Pickering • (10) Linda Vandaele DeClierrie (13) Carol Swanson l.indstrom (2) Jean Seheller Hollyday (6) Jeannette Cook Dahl * (12)
Kerri Myers Kitty Pollard Smith (8) Vivian Ryser Janscn (22)
ROSE CLUB FRIEND Cynthia Lichtenbei'g Rademacher (4) Jeanne Bassett Jones (14)
Judith L i n d A l k i r e * ( I ! ) Aletheia Allen (3) FRIEND Joan Hurst Moe (8)
F.isha Tiemey Armstrong (8) Leslie Cooke (2) PHI UPSILON Jenna Bomgardner * Renee DeSmet Mogni (13)
Gaby Gondim Purdue University Dawn Jacohson Lofthus Merry Kay Johnson Opilz (17)
WHEAT CLUB Yvonne M . O'Connor Beeea Newberger (2) Janet Thumm Spomer [22)
Dolores Grossenbacher Aul (22) MegSisk (2) GOLD CLUB Julia Taylor Bonnie Jean Mondl Wolfgram (29)
Priscilla Schartz Kannarr * (24) Mary Pigg Tye (3)
Veda Russell Lewis (28) PHI D E L T A Susan Danko * (17) SPONSOR
Betty Tice Stewart (7) University of Wisconsin Milwaukee PI K A P P A Valerie Christmann Burghard (2!)
RUBY CLUB University of Texas Austin Harriott Peterson Hulbert * (5)
LynneTholen (8) OMICRON CIRCLE PI CIRCLE Jean Pan ener-Lund berg (16)
Barbara Daugs Hunl * (25) Louanne Watson Condreay * (21) Shirley Jones Weismantel (6)
SPONSOR Ginger Banks * (25)
Patricia Young Barrett (14) PEARL CLUB PEARL CLUB Martha Griffith Houston • (20) SUSTAINING MEMBER
DeAnna Hensley (10) Mary Hall * (1 5) Susan Drobms Gohl (5)
Helen Calkins Kurtz (12) Patricia High Conover (8) GOLD CLUB Carol Huber Von Hoist (16)
Kay Kenyon Shiner (16) WHEAT CLUB Rene Strong Fitzgerald * (13)
Jodi Epstein Harger * (15) FRIEND
Anne Stucker Skewes (10) Lindy MotI Lcgencr (23) ROSE CLUB Karen LJjiki Breakstone
Gretchen Beling Zollendeck * (16) ROSE CLUB Dana Adams Clark * (13) Carol Briscoe (3)
SUSTAINING MEMBER SUSTAINING MEMBER Nancy Perko Bussing * (19) Roni Morel Giesecke * (8) Patricia Colbert (2)
Margaret Cool KautTman (3) Sharon Limberg Schroeder (7) Geraldine Campbell Naschke * I 1 5) Geurgiana Matus Macey (4)
Jane Lages (3) FRIEND Patricia Noble Kunkle * (8) Judith R o s e * (10) Sylvia Morgan (4)
Linda Torcom Pacini (10) Dani Brazee Barbara Hallis Shebek
Jane Geiger Niemeter (27) WHEAT CLUB
PHI A L P H A Emily Flachmcier Engel (15)
East Tennessee Slate University WHEAT CLUB Gwyn McCuIlough Gillespie (10)
RUBY CLUB Judi Von Dielingen Clark (20) Nadinc Spring Nickcson * (6)
Elizabeth Peterson Eisele (19) Shcrilyn Grimes Quick * (14)
O Jean Seal * ( 1 8 ) Angie Hirsch Hoi man (15) Carolyn Stone Saxon (27)
SPONSOR Stephanie Hockema Rasich * (12)
Lisa Hershman Schwartz (19) SPONSOR
Sharon Russell (6) Laura Baade Gracy (8)
Palricia Davis Vande Hey (3) PHI KAPPA Lisa Vestal Sheets (13) Barbara BealorHines (17)
Morris Han'ey College Christine Conlon Hollingshead (5)
PHI B E T A PI CIRCLE SPONSOR Edith Alexander Shields (12) RHO BETA
East Stroitdsburg University Virginia Commonwealth
Mary Batman Converse * (17) Erin Clem Black (7) SUSTAINING MEMBER University
GOLD CLUB SPONSOR Emily Brink * (6) Ruth Ann Rumse Bandy (15) FRIEND
Kimbcrly Carson McGowan * (24) Joanne Carper Cline ( I I ) Jennifer Minter Kocik
B Diane Clements * (7) Jennifer Jones + (2) FRIEND Lara Cseh Macdonald
WHEAT CLUB Mary Hague Girod (19) Liana Dutchcr Morris * (5) Barbara Babione Lasley (3)
Marjie Gage LaBella (23) FRIEND Sandi Zwierzynski Norris (13) RHO DELTA
Judith Morrin Lee (11) Kay Maynard Teufd Leslie Welch Pohli (20) PI O M I C R O N Samfonl University
Debra Xander O'Donnell (18) Louise Ristow (22) Austin Peay Stale University SPONSOR
Su/annc Yankiv Raphaels (IS) FRIEND
Lisa Springer Sneddon (20) Anne Williams Smith (7) Lauren Jaekle * (2)
Emi Webster Nash (2)
Lifetime Giving Levels PHI L A M B D A SUSTAINING MEMBER Jackie M i t c h e l l * (3)
Youngstown State University PI T H E T A
Diamond Circle - $ 150.000 + PEARL CLUB Linda Crawshaw Bird (5) Florida International University SUSTAINING MEMBER
Founders' Circle - $100,000 + Melissa Kee Ehresman it SUSTAINING MEMBER Megan Christians *
Patricia McAtce McNicholas * (22) Christi Cutlip Humm (5) Rachel Mincey +
Alpha Circle - $50,000 + ROSE CLUB Rene Summerville Jacobson (4) Jessica Jamanca (5)
Omicron Circle - $25,000 + FRIEND
Karen Snyder Galehan * (13) Emily Marek Montgomery (9) FRIEND Carter Chambliss
Pi Circle-$15,000 + WHEAT CLUB Jeanette Cardentey (2) Jennifer Clapp
Gold Club-$10,000 + FRIEND Crislina Villaeorta Callan Donoho *•
Ruby Club - $5,000 + Rosemary Donahue Moore (17) Bashan Holt (2)
Patricia Phil'cr Baker (2) PSI Sara Marshall (3)
Pearl Club - $2,500 + PHI O M I C R O N Erin Mengcl (3) (5) University of Pennsylvania Lindsay Williams
Rose Club-$1,000 + Hanover College Lisa Berkcmcicr Goodman
Wheat Club - $500 + Dawn Lenz (4) ROSE CLUB RHO OMICRON
ROSE CLUB Sally Jeskewieh Meridith Ida Erceborn Sellinger (22) Middle Tennessee State University
Sponsor - S250 + Barbara Kryter Aekcrman * (29) Meghan Stenger
Sustaining Member -$125 + Marge Zeller Gillum (6) Sara Weaver (3) WHEAT CLUB ROSE CLUB
Karen Parson * (22) Jennifer Wilson Barbara Gilliland Johnson (25) Anne Marie Toy * (10)
Friend-Up to $124 Virginia Hayworth Wilcox (30) Carolyn Taylor Kitchin (23) Mareia Granade Wehrle (18)
PI
indicates Deceased Member WHEAT CLUB Tulane University WHEAT CLUB
* Anniversary Club Member RUBY CLUB Susan Coleman Griffey (7)
( ) Number o f years as Donor Dottie Pickens Addison (14)
Sky Ruhlman Louapre (29) Jackie Lynch (13)
Barbara Eskew Cannon (24) ROSE CLUB
SPONSOR
SPONSOR Amber Williams Countis * (10) Abby Epps (6)
Alice Van Voorst Harrison (10) SPONSOR Allison Dean Love * (7)
Doris Franckc Schipper (16) Brandi Nunnery (5)
Catherine Hodges Hamilton (17)
FRIEND
PI A L P H A
Jactjue Jaquess Denny University of Louisville
Ruth Lutz WHEAT CLUB
Lora Martetle McCoy
Christin O' Bryan Pratt * (8)

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SUSTAINING MEMBER ROSE CLUB SIGMA LAMBDA a
Megan Fraley • (2) Lori Engott-Spaulding * (12) University of Wisconsin LaCrosse
Elizabeth Garrett * WHEAT CLUB
Tanna Soever Hannold (6) WHEAT CLUB
Jennifer Kennedy (9) Nicky LaRosa Bogart (16) Donna Butterfield (22)
Dana Park Langfitt (6) Chrissy Szemes Williams (12) SPONSOR
LizNewnam (3)
Sarah Margaret Steams (2) SPONSOR Susan Corona Lynch (9)
Kealie Frazier Williams (7) Heidi Forrest Mayer (12)
Salena Sandford Staub (11) SIGMA OMICRON Your support determines the future of A O I I -
FRIEND Arkansas State University make your L ' 0 0 7 - ^ 0 0 8 Loyalty Fund gift today!
Angela Hollis Cargile (2) SUSTAINING MEMBER
Stephanie Jones DePriest (2) Emily M i l l e r * (2) ROSE CLUB Loyalty Fund gifts enable the Foundation to
Katie Hicks-Hagan (5) Kelly Ann Stoll Mespel (4) Brenda Gordon Ferralasco (19) provide grants for educational training, arthritis
Kristen Anne Lovett (2) Ann Matthews Ford • (9) research, scholarships and sisters in emergency
Leslie Daniel Ludlow FRIEND Dorothy Kinman (29) financial need.
Eriea Irwin Myers (3) Jena Danger-held *
Linda Stepp Pearcy (2) Darcy Eddleman (2) Elizabeth Kay Cameron Yount (21) Thank you for remembering your commitment
Becky Holm Ratterman (2) Annniarie Henderlong to Alpha Omicron Pi!
Kaiherine McLaughlin WHEAT CLUB
RHO SIGMA Kara Manzo Smith (2) Marilyn Reng Bell • (5) WHEAT CLUB TAU DELTA
Portland Slate University Barbara Marconi Curry (23) Hilda Ott Micari (26) Birmingham Southern College
SIGMA BETA Vicki Forrester Downs * (5) OMICRON CIRCLE
ROSE CLUB 5/. Joseph s University SPONSOR
Janice Daniels + (16) FRIEND SPONSOR Dian Poole Volkmer * (10)
Rachel Lewis Davis (4) Kate Welch * ROSE CLUB
WHEAT CLUB Caroline Bratic + Sherry Haman (6)
Kalhie Spencer Calandra (12) Christine Skalka Gail Province Osboni (15) SUSTAINING MEMBER Susan Edmunds Lewis (18)
Allison Dumble Mudrick (13) Angela Camp Morrow Baker (19)
SIGMA CHI SUSTAINING MEMBER Barbara Green Kurgansky (5) WHEAT CLUB
SIGMA Harfwick College Shay Nanke (6) Heather Spurrier (4) Loretta Graves Brown (7)
University ofCalifornia Berkeley PEARL CLUB Bridget Criddle Senter (7) Audrey Latham Sutherland (20) Jaydie Gamble Fay (14)
OMICRON CIRCLE Janet Shepherd Utley (6) SigridWhaley (9) Faye Hendrix Thames ( I I )
Elizabeth Thompson Sawieki + (20) Elisa Masterson White (5)
* Marion Force Haswell * (22) ROSE CLUB FRIEND SPONSOR
RUBY CLUB FRIEND Alex Icrvolino * Virginia Johnston Franeis (8)
Sigrid Weslcon Stewart (26) Nancy Jo Rieke Edcns Linda Kennedy (3) Jane Ruesehenberg Hake (14)
Mary Fulton Cuthbertson * (18) WHEAT CLUB Mariel Johnson Shackelford (2) Michele Pctrino (3) Julia Van Valkenburgh Lockwood (9)
Cynthia Buchholz Powers * (8) CJ Smith (3) Bri Sli/ofski Ruth Warlick White • (2)
PEARL CLUB Nancy Grimley Erickson + (15) Amelia Cox Wilters (14)
June Derry Hodge * (14) Eleanor Brown Hickein (23) SIGMA PHI TAU
Doris Eitzen Howard (16) California State University Northridge University of Minnesota SUSTAINING MEMBER
Doriel Gollz Parkinson * (20) Diane Smith Kitson * (18) RUBY CLUB ALPHA CIRCLE Berma Jarrard Hamilton (5)
Michelle Eliuk Parker (9) Meredith Hanson (3)
ROSE CLUB Phyllis Casteel Gilson * (24) Margaret Damon Guodlund + (13) Melissa Doggett Hudson (8)
Janice Melton Adams # (22) SPONSOR PEARL CLUB Gene Akin Martin (3)
Shirley Jumper Boberg (18) Elizabeth Jones Bums (8) RUBY CLUB Marion Moss Miles (4)
Margot Gist Butler (27) Carolyn MonahanJiser (15) Melinda K e l l y * (12) Sara Lesueur Moore (6)
Rebecca Enmark Dc Luca -k (2) Marjorie Turrell Julian *• (20) Bonnie Frank Troccoli (13) Beverly Hayer Harris • (24) Naney VanValkenburgh (5)
Karla DiGrazia (10) Darlene Hinkley Kirk (9) ROSE CLUB TaraWatts*(2)
Liz Paul Hook (22) Margo MuMahon (19) Pamela Harbin Abbott (24) PEARL CLUB
Deaiina Lynn Parrish (24) Luella Abbott Oakes* (4) Carin Sielf Adler • (11) FRIEND
Jo Wcgcr Richards • (17) Ann Timmons (27) Kathleen Herron Babbitt * (16) Colleen Summy Frojen it (21) Elizabeth McCain Miller (4)
Lisa Spresney * (13) Vivian FullerCline * (23) Betty Taylor Nash (3)
Virginia Lane Sleckmesl *• (20) SUSTAINING MEMBER WHEAT CLUB ROSE CLUB Jennifer Joseph Smith (5)
Carolyn Wesehrob Katz (5) Carly Petersen * (11) Blaire Wilters (2)
WHEAT CLUB Nikolelta Nousiopoulos * Karen Smith (10) Beverly Johnson Coulter (17)
Janet Stoekand Anderson (23) Lisa Monies VandergrilT (10) Barbara Williams Curry (24) TAU GAMMA
Dian Oldemeyer Barth (20) FRIEND Jennifer Wright Zoni * (9) Barbara Quiek Haneoek * (16) Eastern Washington University
Linda Taylor Drew (24) Gina Ainalucci SPONSOR Nancy-Dell Lund * (21)
Stephanie Garcia-Vause * (9) Jillian Rothenherg * Kelly Abbott* (9) * Marie Bremer Reim (26) FRIEND
Cheryl Hanson * (8) Dale Mento Sheehy (6) Vicki Barkan ( I I ) Sheryl Wallace Rogers (9) AmyLuberts Baker (5)
Karla Henning * (9) Carol Bales Brown (9) Debra Sit • (6)
Gail Lancaster Ives (5) SIGMA DELTA Barbara Stark Clark (19) Joan Commer Stanisha + (20) TAU LAMBDA
Christine Bothwell Pedroncelli (15) Huntingdon College Rochelle Connelly (5) Carol Matson Trunk * (10) Shippensburg University
Dorothy Kyle Pryor (24) PEARL CLUB Christine Barth Foldes (10)
Orit Goldberg Rappaport * (12) Naomi Sega! Shapiro (13) WHEAT CLUB WHEAT CLUB
Dcnise Casanave Ryan (13) Mary D a y * (18) Cindy Cocoles Slriegel (7)
Diane Sandoval (21) Kay Ciomi 11 ion Jones Flam * (25) Karen Rolegard Bruce * (7) Julie Kelly Horvath * ( ! ( ) )
WHEAT CLUB Kari Weis (14) Janice Robinson Greig (18)
SPONSOR Cilenda Atwell All red (6) Mary DayhulT Hall (12) SPONSOR
Nancy Bracken Holleman (13) SPONSOR FRIEND Glenda Moseman Jungquisi (19) Karen Allen Anthony (9)
Vivian Knudscn Jobsens (19) Diane Baugh Fraser (9) Jackie Weisheil Barlolctti (3) Bonnie Olsen Kramer * (7) Beth Melzger Conrad (9)
Kimberly Lau (4) Carrie MeDonough * (6) Chrystal Richter Everson (3) Sandee Rodgers Markcl (24) Joan Krayeski Reigner (7)
{Catherine Anderson Markgraf * (2) SUSTAINING MEMBER Melissa Woods Jaunal Pamela Richmond Meyer (7) Jodi Sponehiado (13)
Carolyn Alvord Nickerson + (4) Jennifer Kendriek (4) Maiko Kiniura (2) Sheila Olson (20)
Maegan Sauvageau + (3) FRIEND Victoria Brooks Merson Dorothy Fredrickson Pearson ( I I ) FRIEND
Vicki Williams * Lennie Arringlon Jessica Raftery (2) Kathleen O'Shaughnessy Rosenblum (24) Courtney Boehme (2)
Melissa Beck (4) Hilary Ramirez Carol Oberbillig Stephens * (22) Slephany Arnold Schulz
SUSTAINING MEMBER Amy Crew (3) Constance Lenlz Thomas Beverly Ness Thorson * (10) Linda Weakland Wescoe (6)
Patricia Grant Bentley (8) F.velyn Hutzler Pope
Michele Perussina (2) Lori Lemmond Mereer (3) SIGMA R H O SPONSOR TAU OMEGA
Elizabeth Sehaber*(2) Carla Golson St. Peter (2) Slippery Rock University Transylvania University
Claudine Woo Shinoff Mary Makepeace Gilbert (13) WHEAT CLUB
Ivy Wan (4) SIGMA IOTA ROSE CLUB Laurie Kinney (20)
Bets Slofle Willis (15) Western Illinois University Joan Piper Shepherd (20) Suzanne Zuehlke Larsen (25) Natasa Pajic (12)
Nancy Stair Woods (4) ROSE CLUB Kristin Miller Svidro • (10) Margaret Nelson Moullhrop (15) SPONSOR
M Janet Falkenhagen Wahlherg * (3)
FRIEND Jeannie Aposlole-Holden + (8) SUSTAINING MEMBER Ginnia Bills (8)
Monica Bandy Jo Ann Macander ( I I ) Janna Marris (5) Joan Kees Wigginlon (7) Jayme Govver * (6)
Amy Fisher Jean Sevcrson Twyning (12) Carla Griesch (5)
Nicole Higashiyama * WHEAT CLUB FRIEND SUSTAINING MEMBER Jennifer Ochsncr Lamkin (4)
Sandy Glooschenko Jaeger (10) Lynn Koenig Martin (13) Carol Eiehelberger Laylon
Sally McDowell Jess (2) SPONSOR Charlie Wente Dannheim (19)
Laura Hoagland Keith Georgia Peterson DeClark (15) SIGMA TAU
Carolyn Crary Nowell (6) Debra Cecil Jacobs (22) Washington College Jeanne Larson Hodge (2)
SUSTAINING MEMBER OMICRON CIRCLE
SIGMA ALPHA Pamela Allen (9) FRIEND
West Virginia University FRIEND Sally Wagaman * (211
PEARL CLUB Cathy Buckley Grain (2) Megan Hines
ROSE CLUB Maryon Lueck Reiehel
Beth McCloy McCuskey * (9) Chrissy DcNayer Donahue * (9) Karen Brown Rowley (2)
Betty Thibodeau * (25)
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June 30, 2007. Gifts of any amount are appreciated and are vital to the work of the Foundation.

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SUSTAINING MEMBER SPONSOR WHEAT CLUB ROSE CLUB XI O M I C R O N
Amy Cates (6) Beverly Baird Bugher (17) Marna Ellsperman Burkhalter* (22) University of Arkansas
Mary Kathryn Pendley Kasiborski (7) Virginia Cohen-Bradley (13) Barbara Noack Brubaker (24) Kathleen Oliver Busch (18) FRIEND
Katherine Lobe (7) Ruth Dodge Larson (8) Amy D*Alto (10) Ruth Hellenlhal Gaughan * (19)
Elizabeth Harvey Matsort (6) Nancy Cazier Meyer (12) Joan Errgong-Wcider (15) Joy Tollman Lashlcy * (15) Sidney Bennett
Joan Fetzer Wilks-Ahlstrand (15) Laura Monegan Haran * (5) Maria Valdesuso
FRIEND Suzanne Fitzpairick Hooper (6) Susannc Mygatt Wakefield Ph.D. (30) ZETA
SUSTAINING MEMBER Claire Eilenberger Kispert (19) University of Nebraska Lincoln
Allison Baker (2) Karen Bearman (10) Bridget Pfeiffcr Scanlon (13) Susan Bayley Young * (24) GOLD CLUB
Laura Jones (3) Diane Mound Doner (10) Kay Kettering Welch * (17)
Nicole Bremer Nash (2) Margery Graham Freshley (15) WHEAT CLUB Jean Marcy Sells * (24)
Emily Rinker Lynn Tozer Hammond (6) SPONSOR Tish KeLsey Burg (12) ROSE CLUB
Christie Herring Shrader (3) Jennifer Smith (2) Carmen Baker Gibbons (25)
Rachel Skinner GaleTollefsen Bellafiore (16) Marcia Jacobson Holland (18) Margaret Upson Barber (22)
Emily Reed Zwicker (2) FRIEND Nancy Berle Dowlhig (14) Ruth Matson Matcheue (21) Christina Carlson Dodds (18)
Marylou Manning Ruth Hcaly Furhovden (24) Phyllis O e k e r * ( l 4 ) WHEAT CLUB
TAU OMICRON Stephanie Jiannetto-Alesi ( I I ) Kris Wahlberg (16) Barbara Eickc Armstrong (22)
University of Tennessee Martin THETA BETA Kaihy Perricone Kleinlein (22) Betty Wright Wing (13) Joan Miller Footc * (17)
WHEAT CLUB Towson University Carolyn McCabe Miller (13) Bene Wefso Hagel (27)
SUSTAINING MEMBER Janet Pond Wright (15) Peggy Capron Jones (23)
Jane! Hay Lyons * (8) SUSTAINING MEMBER Anne Figgc Laugharn * (18)
SPONSOR Kim Stanton Cammarata (9) Jamie-Lynn Burns (2) SPONSOR Catherine Ballou Marcy (19)
Christine Marino * Nancy Hupprieh Francis (9) Ann Brislawn Beardsley (8) Patricia Jensen Marvin * (5)
Hope Parish Brazzell (10) Deborah Lee Gustafson * (2) Doris Wells Bishop (8) Elinor Fidlcr Newman * (5)
Laurie Gibson Carpenter * (4) FRIEND Kathcrinc Keller (4) Julie Pare (7) Jacqueline Collins Niedermeier * (2)
Janet Johns Moore (7) Sandra Jankowiak Abbott Elaine Hendricksen Meluso (9) Barbara Holman Quinn (9) Alyce Bassctt Schuldt (9)
Sandra Moss (8) Justina D'Alesio Joan Ritzheimer Munzing (14) Dixie Fairless Rae (6) Judith Mikkleson Stuthman (19)
Cathy Strickland Vest (9) Shelly Holland (4) Dec llanley Navarino (7) Betty Benedict Taylor (19) Jean Sundell Tinstman ( I I )
SUSTAINING MEMBER Jennifer Miller Jackie Saliski *
Maribeth Caslion Fowlkes (5) Jamie Saekstein Christine Fiorito Schneider (9) Betty Wilson Thomas * (6) SPONSOR
FRIEND Arlene Endee Towse (8) Sandra Buell Albcrtson (25)
Courtney Alexander Dillard (2) THETA CHI SUSTAINING MEMBER Nancy Taylor Bunncy * (6)
Angela Owen Fultz Morningside College FRIEND Jennifer Berger Allison (6) Geri MeGowan Frost (9)
Jackie Fuller Hough SPONSOR Irma Bahr-Madrid Nancy Russell Fochl (12) Sheila Tate Garvey (12)
Amanda Lamberth (5) DagneyCassella (2) Anne Von Harlen Pallinger (11) Eleanor Pifer Hamilton * (3)
Lynnsie Rahrer Hddi P M Dougherty (15) Becca Gottlieb Maryclare Dodson Jaeobsen (2)
Katherine Chandler Rodell Jamie Robeson Hacketl (9) Gina Noce FRIEND Holly Thibault Morgan (15)
Katie Wood Sara Burkhart Holchkiss (6) Ann Marie Menna Pascarella (4) Deborah Ward Aekerly Virginia McPeek Roscnau ( I I )
Krisly Pickholt/ Lesley Hogan Laura ScherrV Waters (28)
THETA FRIEND Lee Robinson (3) Doreen Softky Jones (2)
DePamv University Kmiberly Fulls (3) Donna Drottz LeFevre SUSTAINING MEMBER
Liz Miller (2) T H E T A PS I
RUBY CLUB University of Toledo UPSILON ALPHA Phyllis Harvey Chambers (8)
Ann MeClanahan Gilchrist * (20) THETA ETA University of A rizona Grelehen Hein Crusick (9)
Kay Hansen Sutherlin * (28) University of Cincinnati PEARL CLUB Pat Mulligan Downey (4)
PEARL CLUB Lois ZeiglerBillig*(27) PEARL CLUB Katie Sup (7)
PEARL CLUB Marianne H i e k s K i f e r * ( 14) FRIEND
* Sarah Dorman Bailey * (23) * Rae Rogers * (24) ROSE CLUB Janis Tremble Nelson * (28)
Carol Roesener Jackson * (IS) Kathryn Rolfsmeier Baumbach (3)
Beth Behrendt Lundy • (16) ROSE CLUB Rebecca Braalz Bair * (15) ROSE CLUB Janice Bcnda Dlugosh (2)
Audrey Deas Kemper * (13) Beverly Hatcher* (18) Lisa Tewksbury Hauser (10) Heidi Stalder Gross
ROSE CLUB Mary Light Meyer * (30) Patte MacDonald LeRoy * (8) Jane MeCormiek (14) Angie Kuhlman (4)
Captain F.E. Beatty, USN (Ret.) * (9) Mary Jane Bailey Walewyk (14) Wilma Diegelinan Lupe (28) Jill Kurbyun
Mami Davis Boles (18) The!ma Coen Waigand (28) WHEAT CLUB Patricia Ridle Lewis
Karen Krukowski Hickman * (13) WHEAT CLUB Gretta Blatner (7) Kathryn Davidson Mellor
Catherine Davis Kennedy * (16) Pal Prashaw Loekhart (14) WHEAT CLUB Christina Flores (17) Stephanie Radicia
Eunice Brumm Lanzl * (24) Cynthia Graves * (8) Janet McVeigh Simmons (2)
Barbara Cash LaVelle (22) SPONSOR Helen Sclieidler Benschoter (23) Lorie O'Donnell States
Doris Roesner Southerland * (16) Adelaide Krone Lloyd (8) Bonnie Kricner Mathies (9) Karin Carlson Roby (17)
Marilyn Earle Thrall * (14) Ruth Buehler Maxson (17) Maryhelen McMaeken Meyers (21) ZETA KAPPA
Harriett Dugan Veach (22) Karen Rudnicki Steele * (13) SPONSOR Southw est Texas State University
Carolyn Whittier, Ph.D. * (12) THETA KAPPA Julie Szczechowski (6) Marilyn Corkhill Bloomberg * (7) SPONSOR
West Chester University Louise Chadwick Clay (10)
WHEAT CLUB WHEAT CLUB SPONSOR Greta Fruhling Frazier (5) Jaeque Lucian Cashdollar * (3)
Diane Anderson (18) Barbara Hiss Bruning * (9) Kimbra Chiles (7)
Marianna Hahl Beers (23) Elizabeth Steele (12) Barbara Gilbert Kormanyos (12) Chandra Yeoman Whaley (4) SUSTAINING MEMBER
Luella Boonstra Boaz (21) Kelly Lang-Ramirez (12) Heather Heiter (3)
Annamargaret Chapman Clutter * (12) THETA OMEGA Janet Sutton Orlowski (9) SUSTAINING MEMBER FRIEND
Kathryn Schvvarz Colten (18) Northern Arizona University Cynthia Skaff (11) Jennifer Dalessandro (6) Kristte Peters Weaver
Wendy Rogers Farnsworth * (13) PI CIRCLE Susan Prater Measures (6)
Michelle Silkowski Hackctt • (13) SUSTAINING MEMBER Susan Knoeppel Myers (5) Z E T A PI
Jane Smith Hughes (13) Kaihy Jensen * (14) Jen Bair (5) University ofAlabama Birmingham
Jan Taverner Juckett (14) WHEAT CLUB Susan Smith Dunmead (3) FRIEND FRIEND
Janey Clements King (24) Abi Good Fry (5) Robin Giebner Pakka (3)
Pat Jacobs Mottweiler-Jenkins (21) Nancy Ruminski (7) Barb Graver Gillmore (6) Elizabeth Brazclton (3)
Marcia Jensen Nelson (21) SPONSOR Tracy G u s t * (4) UPSILON EPSILON Jessi Grizzard (4)
Laura Thurmond Sehellenbach * (7) Jae Ann Newton McNay (7) St. Louis University
Shirley Shazer (22) Stephanie Drees Fischer (14) Laurie Peterson- French (4) Z E T A PSI
Ann Wise * (5) Laura Roberts Keefe (10) WHEAT CLUB East Carolina University
Laurel Riichey Stokes (12) FRIEND DcChelle Duran Summers * (6) RUBY CLUB
Lifetime Giving levels
SUSTAINING MEMBER Janet Boes Sweeney (3) UPSILON L A M B D A Joanne Williamson Earls * (15)
Diamond Circle -$150,000 + Deanna Anderson (3) Cheryl Shelley Bogedain (3) The University of Texas. San Antonio SPONSOR
Founders" Circle - $ 100,000 + Lindy Harrison (10) Marie Pestolis Carone (4) WHEAT CLUB
Valerie Kirby * Kalelyn Granneman Tina Justice Barter (5)
Alpha Circle - $50,000 + Patricia Morison-Holmes (8) Stephanie Kinser Leigh Perry (15) Liz Garrison * (7)
Omicron Circle - $25,000 + Lorraine Grant Rocha (8) Katie Kormanyos SPONSOR Doris Willets Rudisill (6)
Amy Lavanly Leanne Shaw Skinner (8)
Pi Circle -$15,000 + FRIEND Barbara Sprunk Patroulis (3) Raehel Chavira Rivas • (4) Cheryl Swanson Stephenson (9)
Gold Club-$10,000 + Krislina McKnight Guy Kelly McConkcy Schimmoeller SUSTAINING MEMBER
Ruby Club - $5,000 + Lizzy Keeler Joan Thieman (9) Beth Herford Shadron (12) Lydia Jolly Morgan * (2)
Amanda Lewis (2) Cindy Eberlin Waite FRIEND
Pearl Club - $2,500 + Rachel Waite * SUSTAINING MEMBER Mary Gentry (5)
Rose Club-$1,000 + Jen Marshall • (2) Anne Howard Gregg
Wheat Club - $500 + Tina Welz * Myra Mallison

Sponsor - $250 + FRIEND ISSUE NO. 1 • FALL 2 0 0 7
Sustaining Member- $125 + Samantha Short (2)

Friend-Up to $124 T H E T A PI UPSILON XI
Wagner College University of Washington University of Oklahoma
"indicates Deceased Member GOLD CLUB
* Anniversary Club Member GOLD CLUB SUSTAINING MEMBER
( ) Number o f years as Donor Reha Shannon Traber * (30) Alicia Jones *
Phyllis Hobbs Cauffiel * (19) RUBY CLUB Stacey Otzmann (3)
8 4 • T o D R A G MA Brooke Talley *
ROSE CLUB Marilyn Rose Herman (22)
Beverly Fraser Dalzell (24) * Audrey Hoenshell Hopkins * (20) FRIEND
Vieki Sabbagh Menna (16) PEARL CLUB
Joanne Niebanck (19) Kateri Amaud
Karen Olsen Peterson (19) Kimberly Campbell Hamilton * (13) Carly Mayes
Ann Schullz Pare * (27) Aimee McDaniel (2)
Rachel Ravitz
Courtney Scarpilti *

*Due to space constraints, this report reflects only gifts of $25 or above made between July 1, 2006 and
June 30,2007. Gifts of any amount are appreciated and are vita! to the work of the Foundation.

A Y E A R IN REVIEW

awarded 13 aitte welcomed eight AO 11 s
grants to sisters in emergency financial crises, who made planned gifts to A O I I Foundation into the
totaling $42,796. Requests this year were Second Century Society and celebrated the lives of
double the typical annual amount. The need three whose planned gifts matured, leaving a true
exceeded the amount raised at Founders' legacy of sisterhood. The biennium goal of adding
Day for these purposes. Regardless of funds $200,000 to the general Endowment and Diamond
available in the Ruby Fund budget, no needy Jubilee Fund Endowment was surpassed. Eighty-nine
sister who qualified was denied assistance. generous donors of $1,000 or more were recognized
as members of the Foundation's prestigious
awarded 39 President's Club. The first SHEAF Event, held
scholarships totaling $63,000 for the 2007- in Nashville, Tennessee, welcomed eleven charter
08 academic year. O f these awards, $5,000 members into the multi-year giving SHEAF Society.
was given to the top graduate applicant and The Committee also invested in donor relations and
$4,000 to the top undergraduate applicant. donor prospect research in order to position the
Three additional applicants received $5,000 Foundation for future growth in major gifts.
each! Five new scholarships were awarded
for the first time this year - the Alumnae The Finance/Budget Committee reported
Chapter Honor Scholarship, the Lauren Weiss that the Foundation received an unqualified
Memorial/Gamma Omicron Scholarship, opinion for the 2005-06 audit. The 2006
the Rachel Allen/Alpha Chi Scholarship, the tax return, and all regulatory filings and
Kappa Gamma Chapter Scholarship, and the permits were filed on time. The committee
Jennifer Combs/Chi Lambda Scholarship. presented to the Board a balanced budget
Three scholarships were established this year for 2006-07. Investments grew by 14%.
to be awarded in the future — the Iota Sigma
Endowed Scholarship, the Omega Chapter limit1 awarded arthritis research
Scholarship, and the Carole Jurenko Jones grants in the amount of $90,000. Ashley J. Beard,
Scholarship. The Committee is also pursuing a M P H , received funding for her work studying cost as
fundraising opportunity to offer an A O I I license a factor in medication management communication,
plate in the state of Tennessee. and Emily Gillespie is researching genomics of
systemic lupus erythematosus. $15,000 funded juvenile
arthritis-related projects on the national and local
levels. Additionally, $100,000 was granted to die AOII
Fraternity for educational and training purposes.

presented 75 panda bears t o children who live with juvenile arthritis.
A mock Strike Out Arthritis! event was offered at International Convention in cooperation with Iota
Sigma Chapter titled "Racing Your Way to a Winning SOA! - A Run for the Roses in 45 Minutes."
Additionally, Strike Out Arthritis! 411 Peer Conference Calls were offered for free to those who
registered for the series. The Pearls of Wisdom trivia contest was held and a fresh water cultured pearl
necklace was given t o the winner at Convention. The Chapter Challenge returned, asking members to
donate $30 more than their normal annual gift, in honor o f the Foundation's 30th Anniversary. The
newest Limoges box in the series was introduced, called Loyal Forever. The Foundation also partnered
with the Fraternity to offer a comprehensive menu of giving opportunities.

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S T A T E M E N T OF R E V E N U E S & EXPENSES

*For Year Ended June 30, 2007

REVENUES: $ 828,209 PROGRAM SERVICES:
29,553
Contributions/Bequests 94,128 Scholarships
Sales of Merchandise 34,192
Interest & Dividends Ruby Fund
Realized Gain on Investments 308,204 grants
Unrealized Gain on Investments
$ 1,294,286
Total Revenues

EXPENSES: $ 345,762 Arthritis
132,481 grants
Grants & Scholarships 27,255
Marketing & Solicitation 57,721 Education/ training
Professional Fees 194,317 grants
Occupany Agreement 77,523
Personnel 7,603 FINANCIAL INFORMATION:
Meetings, travel, general office
Other $ 842,662 • Gifts to the Foundation are tax-deductible
as allowed by law.
Total Expenses
• The AOII Foundation is a 501(c)3 nonprofit
INCREASE I N N E T ASSETS $451,624 organization.

* This Statement of Revenues & Expenses for year ended lune 30, 2007 is un-audited. • The fiscal year reported is July 1, 2006 -
An audited statement will be available for review by December I, 2007. June 30, 2007.

• The annual audit is performed by Mullins,
Clemmons & Mayes, PLLC.

• Investment assets are managed by Lee,
Danner & Bass, Inc.

• The Foundation's federal tax I.D. number
is 58-1343315.

-> The Alpha Omicron Pi Foundation's IRS-990
may be viewed at www.guidestar.org.

• Financial information is also available in the
AOII Biennial Report.

Kathy Montalvo smiles for being Alpha Omicron Pi Foundation
named an Arthritis Walk Hero. 5390 Virginia Way
P.O. Box 395
PRIVACY STATEMENT: Brentwood, T N 37024
Charitable organizations are occasionally asked to sell or lease the names and addresses of donors to Phone (615) 370-0920
other parties. As determined bv the Foundation Board of Directors, the policy of the Alpha Omicron Pi Fax (615) 370-4424
Foundation strictly prohibits such action. AOII Foundation donor records are not sold, bartered, leased, [email protected]
exchanged or otherwise provided by the Foundation to outside organizations. vvTvw.aoiifoundation.org

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