KEAN UNIVERSITY FoUNdATIoN

KEAN UNIVERSITY FoUNdATIoN
ANNUAl REpoRT | YEAR ENdINg jUNE 30, 2008

Contents:
Scholarship Donor Profiles pg. 4
Financial Information pg. 8
Scholarship Recipients pg. 14
Benefactors pg. 18
Campus Community Campaign pg. 20
Donor Listings pg. 21
«««Kean University Foundation Annual Report 2008

“In the year that has passed,
capital campaign donations are
already making a difference in the
lives of our students, thus enhancing
our status as the third largest and
most diverse institution of higher
education in the state. Kean University
students are truly receiving a world
class education.”
dawood Y. Farahi, ph.d.
Kean University president
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W. John Bauer, Ph.D.
“professors don’t always get to see how
effective their teaching is while students
are still in the classroom,” observes dr.
Bauer. “later they may receive a note
from a former student or perhaps, a visit
from someone who wants to let them
know how much of a role they actually
played in his or her education.”
Patricia M. Barksdale ’95
“I am an advocate for education,
and I decided to establish a scholarship
to help individuals who face the same
financial challenges that I did while
trying to complete my degree.”
Libby De Grado-Condo
“Music was a wonderful world for
my son,” recalls libby. “This scholarship
keeps his memory going and helps other
young students who have interest in
the arts.”
«««2008 Donor Profiles

Nancy Boucher, Christine Sanders and W. John Bauer, Ph.D.
Carrying on a Family Tradition of Generosity
The paths of Professor Emeritus W. John Bauer, Ph.D. and the late Estelle Ritchie initially crossed
during their time as junior faculty colleagues in the English Department at Kean University (then
Newark State College) back in 1965. They remained close friends until her passing in 2001.
Upon his retirement the following year, Dr. Bauer joined the Foundation Board of Directors and
involved himself with the scholarship committee. It was at that point, when he, in conjunction with
his sister Nancy Boucher and his friend Janice DeYoung, decided to pay tribute to Estelle in a way
she would truly appreciate: through the students. Thus the Estelle Ritchie Endowed Scholarship
in English, awarded to senior English major Kathi Slattery, and the Estelle Ritchie Endowed
Scholarship in Theatre, awarded to senior theatre major Christine Sanders, were established and
funded through the generosity of many friends, former students and colleagues.
“Professors don’t always get to see how effective their teaching is while students are still in
the classroom,” observes Dr. Bauer. “Later they may receive a note from a former student or
perhaps, a visit from someone who wants to let them know how much of a role they actually
played in his or her education. Many of Estelle’s students stayed in touch with her, and with these
scholarships in her name, her legacy is being passed on to others who can know her only through
her reputation and writing.”
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Scholarship Fact: The Estelle
Ritchie Endowed Scholarships in English
and Theatre are awarded each year to
deserving undergraduates in one of the
aforementioned concentrations with a
minimum 3.0 GPA.

Deronie Cole and Patricia M. Barksdale ’95
Sharing the Wealth
In her role as a Vice President and Wealth Management Advisor for Merrill Lynch, planning
financially for the future is something that scholarship donor Patricia M. Barksdale ’95 takes
very seriously in her profession. The Certified Financial Manager, Chartered Retirement Planning
Counselor, and a member of the Kean University Foundation Board of Directors, approaches her
practice holistically, by listening to what is important in her clients’ life plans and establishing a
road map to follow in pursuit of their goal. Patricia carries this philosophy over to her personal
life and wants to instill this value in the life of a deserving Kean University student, which is one
of the primary reasons she established the Patricia M. Barksdale Scholarship, awarded this year
to junior computer science major, Deronie Cole.
“I am an advocate for education, and I decided to establish a scholarship to help individuals
who face the same financial challenges that I did while trying to complete my degree,” recalls
Barksdale. “As a donor and alumna of Kean University, providing a scholarship enables me to
give back, prepare students for the future and live my legacy each day.”
Scholarship Fact: The Patricia M.
Barksdale Scholarship is presented to juniors
and seniors residing in Newark, Roselle,
Elizabeth or Linden exhibiting a minimum
2.5 GPA and proven financial need.

Generating Hope Amidst Tragedy
Kean University Donor Libby De Grado-Condo loved to watch her late son, Andrew ’83,
play the piano. She enjoyed the experience, from not only the perspective of a proud
parent, but even more so as a member of the audience. Libby also recalls how much
Andrew enjoyed teaching and sharing his talent with others, which is why upon his
passing, she memorialized him by establishing the Andrew George De Grado Endowed
Piano Scholarship, which was awarded to sophomore music major, Jennifer Torres.
Andrew De Grado performed internationally, alongside many renowned musicians at
acclaimed venues that included Carnegie Hall. “Music was a wonderful world for my
son,” recalls Libby. “This scholarship keeps his memory going and helps other young
students who have interest in the arts.”
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Leonard Condo, Jennifer Torres, Libby DeGrado-Condo
Scholarship Fact: The Andrew George
De Grado Endowed Piano Scholarship is granted
to an outstanding undergraduate student pursuing
studies in piano performance. The recipient must
have completed one full semester at Kean with a
minimum 2.5 GPA.

“Many of our students have
to work and support a family,
so anything we can do to
alleviate their financial burden
is critical and essential.
Scholarship support is
a wonderful way of
accomplishing this objective.”
doug Nelson, president
Kean University Foundation

’08 Financials
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Gift Sources: By Contributed Dollars
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2008 2007
$ Committed $ Committed
1. Alumni $1,622,507 $3,012,821
2. Friends $1,865,359 $554,302
3. Corporations $420,336 $463,736
4. Foundations $582,415 $667,601
5. organizations $904,242 $1,296,307
6. parents $31,805 $3,000
TOTAL $5,426,664 $5,997,767
# Donors # Donors
1. Alumni 3,394 4,579
2. Friends 721 483
3. Corporations 150 141
4. Foundations 58 62
5. organizations 187 157
6. parents 654 62
TOTAL 5,164 5,484

Scholarship Dollars Raised
$2,700,000
$2,250,000
$1,800,000
$1,350,000
$900,000
$450,000
0
$18,000,000
$16,000,000
$14,000,000
$12,000,000
$10,000,000
$8,000,000
$6,000,000
$4,000,000
$2,000,000
$0
$356,000
FY01
Fund Balance
Total Fund Balance
$1,760,163
$1,073,709 $1,071,393
$4,717,123
FY02
FY02
Endowment Fund Balance
$469,887
$1,994,483
$5,295,666
FY03
FY03
$2,366,156
$1,854,690
$6,887,281
FY04
FY05
$2,815206
$8,646,319
FY05
$2,067,773
FY06
$6,710,264
$2,618,419
$12,918,593
FY06
FY07
$9,141,331
$16,815,358
FY07
FY08
$10,815,408
$17,774,690
FY08
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Kean University Foundation, Inc.
Statements of Financial Position
Year Ending June 30, 2008
ASSETS 2008 2007
Cash and Cash Equivalents $2,730,294 $1,650,310
Investments (at fair market value) $12,236,247 $12,727,399
Contributions Receivable, Net $3,372,332 $3,097,615
Cash Surrender Value life Insurance policy $202,692
property and Equipment, Net $192,114 $205,500
other Receivables $39,016 $5,002
prepaid Expenses $43,988 $29,699
Securities Held for gEAR Up Scholarship Fund $1,545,318 $1,768,306
TOTAL ASSETS $20,362,001 $19,483,831
LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS
LIABILITIES
Accounts payable and accrued expenses $319,037 $383,367
Annuity payable liability $722,956 $516,800
gEAR Up Scholarship Fund Agency Account $1,545,318 $1,768,306
TOTAL LIABILITIES $2,587,311 $2,668,473
NET ASSETS
’08
Financials
Unrestricted $1,159,076 $1,094,313
Temporarily Restricted $5,800,206 $6,579,714
permanently Restricted $10,815,408 $9,141,331
TOTAL NET ASSETS $17,774,690 $16,815,358
TOTAL LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS $20,362,001 $19,483,831
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Kean University Foundation, Inc.
Statements of Activities
Year Ending June 30, 2008
REVENUE AND SUPPORT 2008 2007
Contributions, grants and Bequests $4,239,140 $5,499,848
In-Kind Services $279,830 $100,838
TOTAL FUNDRAISING REVENUE $4,518,970 $5,600,686
Contributed Services $576,542 $689,722
Interest and dividend Income $910,469 $655,119
other Income $66,312 $168,759
Increase in Cash Surrender Value life Insurance policy $202,692
Change in value split interest agreements Net ($45,416) ($32,995)
Realized and Unrealized gains, Net ($1,219,453) $1,121,169
Administrative fee income $100,777 $69,474
Net Asset released from restrictions $0 $0
TOTAL REVENUE AND SUPPORT $5,110,893 $8,271,934
EXPENSES
PROGRAM SERVICES
Scholarships $1,028,054 $786,855
projects and programs $695,287 $912,105
grants to Kean University $139,833 $166,367
Total Program Services $1,863,174 $1,865,327
SUPPORTING SERVICES
Fundraising $833,358 $994,856
Management and general $1,455,029 $1,514,986
TOTAL SUPPORTING SERVICES $2,288,387 $2,509,842
CHANGES IN NET ASSETS $959,332 $3,896,765
TRANSFERS BETWEEN FUNDS $0 $0
NET ASSETS - Beginning of Year $16,815,358 $12,918,593
NET ASSETS - End of Year $17,774,690 $16,815,358

“I am honored to have been a part
of the Kean University Foundation
during its most successful era ever.
I am also pleased that we remain
focused on our mission of enriching
our students academically, while
ensuring that we are sympathetic to
their individual financial needs
and concerns.”
jim Hynes ’63, Chair
Kean University Foundation Board of directors
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Alexander Valencia
“I believe music is an antidote to
stress, daily worries, depression and
many other emotional conditions that
affect us everyday.”
Noelia Garcia
“In my role as a spouse and parent,
I have come to develop a high degree
of responsibility before the challenging
trends of life.”
David Brzyski
“The idea of discovering a new drug or
even a cure for a disease is what keeps
me motivated.”
Jonathan Olavarria
“Being a first-generation college student,
my grandmother and I express our
deepest appreciation for Mr. and Mrs.
Harwood investing in my education.”
«««2008 Scholarship Recipients

Alexander Valencia
Performing Musical Therapy
Alexander Valencia believes that he is truly blessed. Not only is he an extremely talented
musician and student at Kean University, but he is also a recipient of the Wilf Family
Foundation Scholarship. The senior music major, who serves as a volunteer piano
teacher and music director at the United Latin American Pentecostal Church in North
Bergen, New Jersey, has also been a featured artist at numerous on-campus performing
arts programs.
Valencia, one of the twelve annual Wilf Family Foundation Scholarship awardees, is an
advocate of education, who enjoys sharing the therapeutic benefits of his music with
others. “I believe music is an antidote to stress, daily worries, depression and many
other emotional conditions that affect us everyday,” states Valencia. “My goal is to get
all of the available tools to enrich my knowledge and give back to my community.”
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Scholarship Fact: Established by
longtime Kean University Trustee
Joseph Wilf and his family, the
scholarship is annually granted to 12
students with a minimum 3.0 GPA.

Working on a Dream
As a wife and the mother of five, Noelia Garcia already has what many people would
consider a full-time job in itself. However, beyond these tremendous responsibilities on the
home front, she finds time to attend Kean University, where she works toward receiving
a degree in Spanish with the ultimate goal of becoming a K-12 Spanish teacher. All of
these circumstances, in addition to her outstanding academic background, earned her the
Charlotte W. Newcombe Scholarship for Mature Women.
“In my role as a spouse and parent, I have come to develop a high degree of responsibility
before the challenging trends of life,” states Noelia. “This unique qualification united with my
natural endurance, is helping me through my Kean University educational program.”
During 2007-08, Newcombe Scholarships averaging $2,270 were awarded to 542 women at
thirty-one colleges and universities. In the past year, the Charlotte W. Newcombe Foundation
has contributed $35,000 to the Kean University Foundation.
Noelia Garcia and Thomas N. Wilfred, executive director of the Charlotte W. Newcombe Foundation
Scholarship Fact: In the past year,
the Charlotte W. Newcombe Foundation
has contributed $35,000 to the Kean
University Foundation.

Fortifying a Healthy Future
Albert and Helen Mazurkiewicz Endowed Scholarship recipient David Brzyski is a
self-admitted “people person.” This trait has been evident since the day he was
accepted into the New Jersey Center for Science, Technology and Mathematics
Education (NJCSTME) BS/MS Biotechnology program. Throughout his tenure at
Kean, the senior has been proactively involved with programs that connect him with
fellow students and faculty, as well as those which introduce him to new ones.
A student ambassador, intern and participant in the Student for a Day program, it is
no surprise that the dedication he puts forth toward being successful in his major
is a by-product of his affinity to helping those around him. “The idea of discovering
a new drug or even a cure for a disease is what keeps me motivated,” says David.
“If I could help just one person manage his disease or find a cure, in my eyes, that
would be a tremendous success.”
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Helen Mazurkiewicz, David Brzyski and Albert Mazurkiewicz
Scholarship Fact: The Albert
and Helen Mazurkiewicz Endowed
Scholarship is awarded to a student
enrolled in the B.S. in Science and
Technology degree program with a
minimum 3.2 GPA.

Lowell Harwood, Kean University Trustee Emeritus, and Jonathan Olavarria
Preparing a Lesson Plan for Tomorrow’s Children
Some of the best and brightest scholars at Kean University are first-generation
college students. Harwood Scholarship recipient Jonathan Olavarria is no
exception. The junior history major with certification in secondary education has
embraced his college experience with open arms, serving the campus community
as a peer counselor in the Exceptional Educational Opportunities program, as well
as a participant in multiple student organizations including the African Students
Association and the Pan-African Student Union.
Scholarship Fact: Established
by Trustee Emeritus Lowell Harwood
and his wife, Toby, the Harwood
Endowed Scholarship is awarded
to undergraduates, many from
Jersey City, N.J., with a minimum
3.0 GPA and proven financial need.
Jonathan believes that earning the Harwood Scholarship is a perfect complement to
his active lifestyle at Kean, as well as his participation in religious volunteer programs
beyond the University. “Being a first-generation college student, my grandmother
and I express our deepest appreciation for Mr. and Mrs. Harwood investing in my
education,” says Jonathan. “This scholarship motivates me in pursuing my degree,
so that I can give back through teaching once I earn my degree.”

Don R. Conklin has
taken on a very active and
philanthropic role with
the Foundation Board of
Directors, recently making
an extremely generous
$1 million donation.
Breaking Philanthropy
Down to a Science
One of Kean University’s most generous donors, Don
R. Conklin is the retired president of Schering-Plough
Worldwide Pharmaceutical Operations. Conklin first
became involved with Kean in 1993, when he served as
honorary chairman of the University’s capital campaign
for what is now the Nancy Thompson Library. He has
taken on a very active and philanthropic role with the
Foundation Board of Directors, recently making an
extremely generous $1 million donation.
A Union, N.J. native and Basking Ridge resident, Conklin
believes that Kean University provides an opportunity
for self-advancement to many thousands of students.
Besides his recent gift, he has established a scholarship
for undergraduate students at the institution.
As a member of the New Jersey Center for Science,
Technology and Mathematics Education (NJCSTME)
Advisory Board, he has been instrumental in helping
the flourishing Center advance in its mission of training
the state’s next generation of forerunners in science,
mathematics, technology and education. In recognition
of his support, Conklin was presented with an honorary
degree and was the honoree at the Ninth Annual Kean
University Gala in 2006.
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Don R. Conklin

Susan L. Kogan
Upholding an Educational
Partnership with Kean
Susan Kogan has the unique perspective of serving
Kean University from both the standpoint of an adjunct
faculty member in the Department of Mathematics, and
a volunteer, as she sits on the Foundation Board of
Directors. Due to her recent major gift, Kogan can now
add philanthropist to the list of contributions.
Kogan has been linked with Kean for more than 20 years
in the areas of both academia and special programs.
In addition to teaching mathematics, Kogan has taught
chemistry and physics to Kean students. She cares a
great deal about the University and believes that serving
on an entity such as the Foundation Board will enrich her
Kean experience and more importantly further support
the students whom she educates.
Kogan has been linked
with Kean for more than
20 years in the areas
of both academia and
special programs.

Dr. Frank J. Esposito, Dr. Dawood Y. Farahi, Janice Murray-Laury and Doug Nelson
Rallying around a Community Cause
“The faculty, staff and administration at Kean University are invested in their
institution.” With that sentence, President Dawood Farahi spoke volumes as
he addressed more than 100 attendees at a special reception, honoring those
who made contributions to the Campus Community Campaign, which raised
approximately $375,000.
Co-chaired by Dr. Frank Esposito, recent interim dean for the College of
Education and Janice Murray-Laury, vice president for student affairs, the
Campus Community Campaign received donations from more than 316 people
from October 2007 through June 2008. During the reception, guests were
encouraged to wear the pins they received, alerting their colleagues that they
are proud participants in Transforming Lives: the Campaign for Kean University.
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Fact: The Campus Community
Campaign received donations from
more than 316 people from October
2007 through June 2008.

Kean University is proud to recognize our esteemed leadership donors
for transforming the lives of our students through their generous support
of the institutional mission and tradition since 1855.
President’s Council
The President’s Council acknowledges those individuals whose cumulative giving is $25,000 or more.
Their generosity plays a central role in the provision of academic excellence and opportunity for many
Kean University students.
$1 Million and Above
Anonymous
Donald Conklin H’94
Lowell H’07 and Toby Harwood
George and Dorothy Hennings
Ruth Socol Horowitz ‘30 Estate
James ‘63 and Carole Hynes
Clifford H’99 and Barbara ‘71 ‘73 Sobel
$500,000 - $999,999
Robert Busch H’03
Gene and Shelley Enlow
Dawood Farahi
$250,000 - $499,999
Robert and Cynthia Cockren
Kenneth* and Anne Evans Estabrook
Rae Sorkin Movshow ‘47 Estate
William ‘65 H’97 and Joanne Shiebler
The Wilf Family
Christine Malanga Wilson
Li-Woan Yang ‘83 H’01
$100,000 - $249,999
Mary B. Burch Estate
Daniel ‘83 and Margie Charleston
Nancy Dryfoos Estate
Ron and Karena Garriques
Arthur Geilfuss Estate
Oscar and Maxine ‘78 Lane
Donald and Kathryn ‘71* Miller
Murray H’95* and Louise Pantirer
Martin Rogers ‘60 Estate
Nancy Muzyka Schleicher ‘72
Robert and Debra Taylor
Nathan Weiss H’89 and Bernice Rydell
Arthur and Sandra ‘69 ‘78 Williams
Abraham H’95 and Millie Zuckerman
$50,000 - $99,999
Abner ’40 and Norma Benisch
Michael Crane
Georgia Sedelmeyer Cudina
James and Gail ‘85 Fraser
Barbara Getze
Dauna Gudaitis
Peter Gudaitis
Hazel Hardgrove ‘79 ‘81
The Hazelton Family
Rosalie Katz
John and Abigail Kean
John H’05 and Pam Kean
Richard and Susan Kogan
Robert Koros and Carole Shaffer-Koros
Albert and Helen Mazurkiewicz
Kenneth and Ellen Muller
Albert ‘66 and Martha Record
Robert Sommers ‘76
Victor J. Zigmant Estate
$25,000 - $49,999
Anonymous
Jay Anderson
Paul ‘82 and Suzanne Avery
W. John Bauer
Marilee Bleetstein ‘00 ‘05
Tomas and Maria ‘74 ‘80 Bordas
Nancy Boucher
Henry Brendzel
Michael Cunningham
Frank Edgar Davis, Jr.
The DeGrado-Condo and Cariddi Family
Jane D’Onofrio*
Edward ‘69 ‘72 and Mary Esposito
Steve H’06 and Patricia Walker Fastook
Jacqueline Fidurski ‘70
Douglas Foster
James Gaines ’69 and Catherine Dorsey-Gaines ‘63
Anthony ‘87 and Elizabeth Giordano
Hans Gissinger
Thomas ‘74 and Diane ‘69 ‘74 Haedrich
Mortimer J. Harrison Estate
Kevork H’97 and Sirwart Hovnanian
Martha B. Krauss Estate
Edward and Elizabeth McColgan
Mario Mesi
Philomena Miltner ‘29*
Joseph and Rosella ‘55 ‘58 Morrissey
Douglas and Cindy Nelson
John and Lucy ‘60 Orfan
Luis and Vivian ‘78 ‘82 ‘98 Rodriguez
Aleida Rosete ‘87 ‘92
Joanne Sztogryn Estate
Clyde Szuch H’98
Joseph Truncale
Jean-Rae Turner Estate
Clement ‘64 and Birgit Zotta
«««2008 Donors

William Livingston Society
The William Livingston Society pays tribute to philanthropic leaders by highlighting members who have committed
$1,000 or more in the past year to provide essential, discretionary funds to Kean University. This General Fund
enables the University to respond to critical and unanticipated needs while promoting innovation in education,
supporting an entrepreneurial spirit and continuing the highest standards of academic excellence for all students.
Annual giving July 1, 2007 through June 30, 2008
Anonymous
Mary Addy
Stanley Sumski and Sucheta Ahlawat
Kevin ‘73 and Beth Gross ‘70 Alton
Jay Anderson
Michael Baccile*
Paul Bagnoli
Richard and Betty Barber
Patricia Barksdale ‘95
Lazar and Carol Vlacich ‘03 Blumenfeld
Jane Bodzioch ‘69 ‘83
Tomas and Maria Perez ‘74 ‘80 Bordas
Leonard ‘59 ‘64 and Barbara Goldberg ‘64 Bornstein
Richard and Suzanne Bousquet
Audley and Patricia Carter ‘96 Bridges
Gary and Margaret Wachterhauser ‘89 Brill
Francis ‘77 and Eleanor Growney ‘88 Budney
Vincent Burke
Daria Shockley Burnett ‘77 ‘78
William and Sari Cariste
Daniel ‘83 and Margie Charleston
Doreen Rochester Cobbs ‘94
Robert and Cynthia Cockren
Donald Conklin H’94
Philip and MaryAnn Connelly
Georgia Sedelmeyer Cudina
Michael and Maryann DeCesare ‘78 D’Agostino
Greg D’Amico
Cipher Deavours and Evelyn Headley-Deavours
Jose and Gilda ‘91 ‘95 Del Risco
Eileen Della Volle ‘89
Peter ‘75 and Beverly Huber ‘75 Desch
Donald and Diane Di Francesco
Christopher and Lisa Donoghue
Michael Driscoll
T. J. Dunphy
Ralph and Diane Engel
Gene and Shelley Enlow
Edward ‘69 ‘72 and Mary Esposito
Anne Evans Estabrook
Dawood Farahi
Steve H’06 Fastook and Patricia Walker Fastook
Leonard and Lois Felzenberg
Virginia Fitzsimons
Anthony ‘87 and Elizabeth Giordano
Michael Goliszeski
Rose Gonnella
Carol Gubernat
Lowell H’07 and Toby Harwood
Isaac and Helaine Heller
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Louis Hery
James ‘63 and Carole Hynes
Patrick ‘62 ‘65 and D’Ann Ippolito
Frank and Roxie Colson ‘71 James
Hank and Wendy Kaplowitz
Sheldon and Joan Kastner
John and Abigail Kean
John H’05 and Pam Kean
Tim Kinsella
Jean Pratt Kixmiller
Richard and Susan Kogan
Stephen Kubow
Susan Esposito Langan ‘04
Raymond Lesniak
Arthur ‘63 ‘67 and Mary Jane Stephanik ‘64 Lundgren
Barry Mascari and Jane Webber
William and Janis ‘84 McCracken
Robert and Diane Goldblatt ‘61 Miron
David and Carla Molowa
Ada Morell ‘97
Russell and Joanne ‘89 ‘95 Morris
Douglas and Cindy Nelson
Alfred Ntoko
Ilyse O’Desky
Morey and Yolanda Soler ‘76 Oldweiler
Lester Ray and Carol Balog James ‘77
Albert ‘66 and Martha Record
Frederick ‘76 and Leslie Reichert
Timothy ‘79 ‘82 and Anne Carroll ‘84 ‘88 Riegle
Theodore ‘50 and Marjorie Rulfs
James ‘50 ‘78 and Mary Sanyi
Nancy Muzyka Schleicher ‘72
Steven and Marie Segal
Robert and Linda Kerian ‘69 Senior
Douglas and Christine Sheehan
Joseph ‘80 and Joan Platt ‘86 Sheridan
Scott Snowden ‘07
Clifford H’99 and Barbara Grober ‘71 ‘73 Sobel
Robert Sommers ‘76
Donald and Barbara Soriero
Robert and Debra Taylor
Mary Veres-Taylor ‘50
William Tipton
Felice Vazquez ‘96
Nathan Weiss H’89 and Bernice Rydell
The Wilf Family
Arthur and Sandra Castaldo ‘69 ‘78 Williams
Bruce ‘61 H’92 and Susan Williams
Paul and Barbara Dietz ‘60 Wyciskala
Wayne and Geraldine Zanatta

Donors who designate their support for specific
programs and initiatives are gratefully acknowledged
as members within the following recognition levels.
Tower Society ($100,000 or more)
Donald Conklin H’94
Gene and Shelley Enlow
Dawood Farahi
Lowell H’07 and Toby Harwood
George and Dorothy Hennings
James ‘63 and Carole Hynes
Martin Rogers ’60 Estate
Arthur and Sandra Castaldo ‘69 ‘78 Williams
Leader’s Society ($50,000 - $99,999)
Dauna Gudaitis
Peter Gudaitis
The Wilf Family
Victor J. Zigmant Estate
President’s Order ($25,000 - $49,999)
Jay Anderson
Patricia Barksdale ‘95
Nancy Boucher
Robert Busch H’03
William and Sari Cariste
Daniel ‘83 and Margie Charleston
Robert and Cynthia Cockren
Georgia Sedelmeyer Cudina
Frank Edgar Davis, Jr.
Jacqueline Fidurski ‘70
Barbara Getze
John H’05 and Pam Kean
Richard and Susan Kogan
Robert Koros and Carole Shaffer-Koros
Oscar and Maxine ‘78 Lane
Ernest James Lawton III
Albert and Helen Mazurkiewicz
Dorothy McDonnell
Joseph and Dvorah Preil
Albert ‘66 and Martha Record
Aleida Barrios Rosete ‘87 ‘92
Nancy Muzyka Schleicher ‘72
Joanne Sztogryn Estate
Robert and Debra Taylor
Joseph Truncale
Jean-Rae Turner Estate
Founder’s Circle ($10,000 - $24,999)
Philip and MaryAnn Connelly
Michael and Maryann DeCesare ‘78 D’Agostino
Eileen Della Volle ‘89
Edward ‘69 ‘72 and Mary Esposito
Anne Evans Estabrook
Steve H’06 Fastook and Patricia Walker Fastook
Hazel Hardgrove ‘79 ‘81
Eileen Kennedy
Mario Mesi
Ada Morell ‘97
Joseph and Rosella Cilli ‘55 ‘58 Morrissey
Charles Pessagno
Anthony ‘71 and Christine ‘73 Sa
Mitchell ‘05 and Barbara Schlossman
Clifford H’99 and Barbara Grober ‘71 ‘73 Sobel
Nathan Weiss H’89 and Bernice Rydell
Clement ‘64 and Birgit Zotta
Gold Club ($5,000 - $9,999)
Anonymous
Mary Addy
Marilee Kearney Bleetstein ‘00 ‘05
Tomas and Maria Perez ‘74 ‘80 Bordas
Thomas Foster and M. Julietta Wolf-Foster
James and Gail Wasilewski ‘85 Fraser
Anthony ‘87 and Elizabeth Giordano
Michael Goliszeski
Rose Gonnella
William ‘66 ‘72 and Gay Carole Hauck ‘66 Grier
Louis Hery
Patrick ‘62 ‘65 and D’Ann Ippolito
Murray and Linda Laulicht
Jacinto and Sheila Marrero
Douglas and Cindy Nelson
Gary Owen
Alan and Wanda Port
Frederick ‘76 and Leslie Reichert
Robert Sommers ‘76
Donald and Barbara Soriero
Clyde H’98 and Rosalie Szuch
Kean 150 Society ($1,500 - $2,499)
Connie Alexis-Laona
Kevin ‘73 and Beth Gross ‘70 Alton
Michael Baccile
Richard Bakker
W. John Bauer
Lazar and Carol Vlacich ‘03 Blumenfeld
Jane Bodzioch ‘69 ‘83
Francis ‘77 and Eleanor Growney ‘88 Budney
J. David Coover
Thomas ‘66 and Patricia Coyle
Christopher and Lisa Donoghue
Michael Driscoll
T. J. Dunphy
Frank and Sherry Esposito
Vito Giallo
William Jacobowitz ‘80
Frank and Roxie Colson ‘71 James
Hank and Wendy Kaplowitz
Stephen Kubow
William and Wendy Lee
Arthur ‘63 ‘67 and Mary Jane Stephanik ‘64 Lundgren
Barry Mascari and Jane Webber
Edward and Elizabeth McColgan
Paul ‘83 and Nadine Ingeholm Mertz
Shawn Mullen
«««2008 Donors

Henry and Arlene Opatut
Robert and Nancy Rhoades
Robert Rose
Steven and Marie Segal
Vinton Thompson and Ruth Moscovitch
Bronze Club ($1,000 - $1,499)
Paul Bagnoli
Richard and Betty Barber
Leonard ‘59 ‘64 and Barbara Goldberg ‘64 Bornstein
Richard and Suzanne Bousquet
Audley and Patricia Carter ‘96 Bridges
Gary and Margaret Wachterhauser ‘89 Brill
Vincent Burke
Daria Shockley Burnett ‘77 ‘78
John and Carolyn Carmichael
Doreen Rochester Cobbs ‘94
Martin and Ann Cordon
Greg D’Amico
Cipher Deavours and Evelyn Headley-Deavours
William DeGarcia ‘81 ‘83
Jose and Gilda ‘91 ‘95 Del Risco
Peter ‘75 and Beverly Huber ‘75 Desch
Donald and Diane Di Francesco
James Dowling ‘71
Stanley and Natalie ‘72 ‘75 Elman
Ralph and Diane Engel
Susan Esposito ‘04
Leonard and Lois Felzenberg
Virginia Fitzsimons
Kenneth Goldmann and Patricia Jacobs
David and Renee Golush
Carol Gubernat
David and Maureen Murphy ‘57 Haight
Madelyn Healy
Isaac and Helaine Heller
Aihua Vera Hsu
Michael and Caroline Huber
Allan Janoff
Caroline Vetterer Jolly ‘70 ‘93
Sheldon and Joan Kastner
John and Abigail Kean
Tim Kinsella
Arthur ‘68 ‘73 and Beverly Centrella ‘68 Kirk
Jean Pratt Kixmiller
Harry and Robin Landa
Raymond Lesniak
Erik and Laura Mackey Lorentzen
Robert and Elizabeth Jacobs ‘74 Maul
William and Janis ‘84 McCracken
Robert and Diane Goldblatt ‘61 Miron
David and Carla Molowa
Russell and Joanne Huhn ‘89 ‘95 Morris
Alfred Ntoko
Ilyse O’Desky
Morey and Yolanda Soler ‘76 Oldweiler
John and Lucy Jajosky ‘60 Orfan
Joseph Potasnik
Patricia Powell
Kean University Foundation
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Lester Ray and Carol Balog ‘77 ‘81 James
Timothy ‘79 ‘82 and Anne Carroll ‘84 ‘88 Riegle
Luis and Vivian Valle ‘78 ‘82 ‘98 Rodriguez
Theodore ‘50 and Marjorie Rulfs
James ‘50 ‘78 and Mary Sanyi
Elizabeth Satchell ‘93 ‘97
Robert and Linda Kerian ‘69 Senior
David and Dana Shani
Douglas and Christine Sheehan
Edwin ‘73 and Linda Shepard
Joseph ‘80 and Joan Platt ‘86 Sheridan
Gertrude Bundschuh Simons ‘78
Scott Snowden ‘07
Michael and Kathryn Kassak ‘92 Spada
Stanley Sumski and Sucheta Ahlawat
William Tipton
Mary Veres-Taylor ‘50
Felice Vazquez ‘96 ‘00
Kenneth ‘75 ‘80 and Cassandra Hall ‘74 Wiggins
Bruce ‘61 H’92 and Susan Williams
Paul and Barbara Dietz ‘60 Wyciskala
Wayne and Geraldine Zanatta
Patron’s Club ($500 - $999)
Jane Abramson
Joseph ‘93 Aguiar and Ann-Marie ‘ 93 ‘96 Kay
Clifton and Donna Alexander
Catherine Luethold ‘60 Apgar
Lester Aron and Hannah Butensky
Reid Ashinoff
Gerard and Sharon Babo
Nicholas and Karen Baily
Holly Bakke
Helyn Payne Baltimore
Jean Perry Barnes ‘77
Frances Ehman Bellak ‘52
Elizabeth Borski
Katrina Boseman
Jon Bramnick
Arlene Brautigan ‘78
Anthony Brennan ‘81
David Brown ‘97 ‘00
Edward Callaghan
John W. Campbell, Jr. ‘75
James and Annette Capone
Lorraine Carango
George Chang
Mauro and Portia Checchio
Robert and Nancy High ‘74 Cirasa
Paul and Kathleen Cobuzzi
Marilyn Cockren
Mary Cockren
Alan and Susan Coen
Robert Cole
Ronald Criasia
Gordon and Diane Crompton
William Daly and Frances Stavola-Daly
Jennifer Daro ‘99
Wendy Diaz ‘02 ‘04

Carmen DiQuollo ‘79
Steven Dorfman ‘83
Albert Drukteinis
James ‘80 and Shannon Drylie
Edgar and Adrian Evans
Rachel Evans
Alfred ‘80 ‘96 and Mary Glynn ‘82 ‘02 Faella
Raymond and Regina Fisher
David and Catherine Ferry
Dennis Finger and Laura Shack-Finger
Adrian Foley
Claude Fusco
Melvin and Juneau Gary
Slair Varcel Gelain ‘03 ‘05
Julia Gentile ‘81
Ronald ‘68 and Lorna Greenberg
Patricia Gruytch ‘85 ‘87 ‘89
Michael Haber ‘92
Lee Hale
Michael Halper
Alan Hecht and Susan MacLaury
Louis Heibert ‘89 and Sylvia Clarke ‘96
Tara Higgins ‘81 ‘83
W. Martin Holloway
Lawrence and Irene ‘69 Holzenthaler
Theodore ‘72 and Karen Hubbard
Jerry Jackson
Viola Johnson ‘71
William ‘68 and Marie Keller
Martin and Carol Ramondelli ‘77 Kennedy
Sol and Clara Kramer
Eric and Carol Biss ‘88 Kroepfl
Robert Krupnik ‘71
Morgan Laury and Janice Murray-Laury
Barbara Lee
Barbara-Ann Lewis ‘99 ‘01
William ‘70 and Doris Loehning
William and Holly Logue
Angela Lopez ‘91
Karen Lutes
Amy Lichty Meckeler ‘99
Brooks and Kristine Mirrer
James and Patricia Morreale
Robert and Denise Muir
Anatoly ‘75 and Maria Ochrimenko
Yehoshua Palgi
Gerard ‘57 ‘60 and Ann Balogh ‘57 Paradiso
Marjorie Perry ‘74
Jeffrey Pocaro ‘79
John and Beatrice Foulkes ‘59 Price
Robyn Goldman Rajs ‘77 ‘89
Emilio Ramil
Karen Czachur Ramsden ‘89 ‘04
Sean Ramsden
James ‘00 and Kristie Schubert ‘91 Reilly
Alan Robbins
Luis Rodriguez
Dina Rosen
Greg Sawers
James Scala ‘98
Anthony Scelba and Victoria Stewart
Eugene Schaefer and Diane Genco
Joyce Semoneit ‘65
Harriet Shaner ‘74
Patricia Sheridan
Martin and Susan Shulman
Randy Silver and Eleanor Kubacki
Michael and Olga Samudovsky ‘68 Soriano
Jeffrey Toney
Valerie Vaccaro
John and Eileen Valentine
Cornelius and Barbara Vanderbilt
Stephen ‘79 and Barbara Vence
Thomas and Elaine Walsh
Ruth Ward
Howard and Isabel ‘93 Weinreich
M. Lew and Kathleen Wheaton
Mary Bridget White ‘04
Richard and Nancy Wilson
Veysel and Hulya Yucetepe
Peter Yarem ‘73
Constantine Zois
Organizations, Corporations & Foundations
275 Washington Street Realty, LLC
AARP East Brunswick Chapter #4855
ABM of The New Jersey Tax Collectors & Treasurers Association
ACT Recognition Program Services
AIA Brokerage Inc.
The Clara Abbott Foundation
The Accounting Financial and Tax Professionals of New Jersey
Aculabs, Inc.
Agape Christian Ministry Scholarship Fund, Inc.
Sandy Alexander Inc.
All Stars Project, Inc.
ALL-STATE Legal
Alpha Sigma Lambda
Alumni Association of Kean University
Louis James Amendola Memorial, Inc.
American Society of Interior Designers
A.M. Title Agency, Inc.
Anointed Pentecostal Church & Anointed Prayer Group, Inc.
Ansell Zaro Grimm & Aaron
Arbor Glen Residents Association
Armenian Missionary Association of America, Inc.
Art Educators of New Jersey
Asbury Park Education Association
Asbury Park/Neptune Intredenominational Ministerial Alliance
Association For Jewish Studies, Inc.
Atlantic City Convention Center
Atlantic County Utilities Authority
Atlantic Detroit Diesel-Allison, LLC.
Auxiliary of JFK Medical Center Foundation, Inc.
Ayelet Tours, Ltd.
The Baker Family Foundation
Bank of America Charitable Foundation
Bank of America New Jersey
Barnes & Noble College Booksellers, Inc.
«««2008 Donors

Barry Associates
Benjamin Franklin School #13 -Faculty, Staff & Students
Berkeley Winery
Best Friends Foundation
Blake Duncan Corp.
Election Fund of J. Christian Bollwage
Boyle Financial Associates, LLC
Boys & Girls Club of Trenton
Brantley Brothers Moving and Storage Co., Inc.
Bressler Amery & Ross PC
Brilliant Lewis Environmental Services, LLC
Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation, Inc.
Broadway Auto Clinic
Bridgeway Rehabilitation Services, Inc.
Buddhist Compassion Relief Tzu-Chi Foundation, USA
Business Furniture, Inc.
The Buttonwood Foundation, Inc.
Henry L. Campbell Scholarship Fund
CannonDesign
Cathedral International
Center for Health Affairs
Center for Scholarship Administration, Inc.
Centro Romeu Cascais
CERCLE DE L’AMITIE DE N.J.
Christoffers Flowers & Gifts
The Chubb Foundation
CitiMarkets, LLC
City of Asbury Park
City of Newark
CityScape Inc.
CJM Entertainment
Classic Corner’s Ltd.
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Coles House Fund of The Philadelphia Foundation
Columbia High School Scholarship Fund
Columbia University
Community Development Institute Head Start
Community Enterprises Corporation
Community Foundation of Greater Memphis
Community Foundation of New Jersey
Community Foundation of Western Massachusetts
The Conclave
ConocoPhillips Company
Chris Cooper Scholarship Fund
Country Club Services, Inc.
Judy Angelo Cowen Foundation
Elizabeth Cubanos Lioness Club
Culinary Ventures Vending
Sandra and Glenn Cunningham Foundation
CWA Local 1101
Dade Behring Inc.
Alma Daley Mainland Marching Band Scholarship Foundation, Inc.
Parent Committee - Damarys Dance Studio
Datatel Scholars Foundation
The DeRosa Group, PC
Design Ideas Group
The Devereux Foundation
Dimaio Cucina
Divinity Missionary Baptist Church, Inc.
Kean University Foundation
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The Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, Inc.
Dow Jones & Company, Inc.
Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP
Eastern Education Association/Eastern High Schools
R. A. Eberle & Company LLC
Educational Testing Service
E.F.F.A. Foundation
EFK Group, LLC
Elberon Development Co.
Elizabeth Education Association
Elizabeth High School Student Organization
Elizabethport Presbyterian Center, Inc.
Embassy of The Republic of Kenya
Employee Benefit Plan Administration, Inc.
EnerSys
English Department Contribution Fund
Essex Pediatrics
Evangel Church
Family Strength Associates, Inc.
Famous Dave’s
Fedway Associates, Inc.
Feil Family Foundation
Fennelli Design Group, Inc.
Fiddler’s Elbow
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
First Baptist Church of Westfield
First Nazarene Baptist Church
Flexographic Management Services, Inc.
Former NJ State Troopers Association
Foster and Adoptive Family Services
Freehold Area Branch AAUW
Thomas J. Frescoln Scholarship Trust
Friends Of IAF
Friends of the Louis Bay 2nd Library
Committee To Re-Elect Ralph Froehlich
Frontend Graphics, Inc
The Garden Restaurant
Garden State Arts Foundation
George Street Playhouse
Ghiorsi & Sorrenti, Inc.
D F Gibson Architects PC
The Thomas Glasser Foundation
Golfsmith International
Gourmet Dining, LLC
Grace Chapel Baptist Church
E. J. Grassmann Trust
Green Grove Baptist Church
Richard Grubb & Associates, Inc.
Hall Building Corporation
Hannon Floor Covering Corp.
Albert S. Harris Trust
Harvard Maintenance, Inc.
The Healthcare Foundation of New Jersey
Hehl & Hehl
Milton Hershey School
Hewlett-Packard Company
Hillmann Environmental Group, L.L.C.
Hillsborough Garden Associates
Hispanic Coalition

Holocaust Resource Foundation
Home of The Alliance, Inc.
Julius & Katheryn Hommer Foundation
Hope Academy Charter School
The Hope Chest Scholarship Foundation
Hungarian American Citizens Club
I.L.A. Local 1233 Scholarship Fund
INROADS, Inc.
Interior Design Department
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
International Interior Design Association, Inc., NJ Chapter
International Flavors & Fragrances, Inc.
Investors Savings Bank
Iron Workers Local No. 480
Matthew Jago Elementary School
The Jewish Center
The JFK Medical Center Foundation
Johnston G.P. Inc.
Jones Lang LaSalle Americas
J.S.P.W.F.L.
Rosalie Goldenberg Katz Fund
KCK Consulting
Kean University Adjunct Faculty Federation
Kean University Federation of Teachers
Kean University Institute of Child Study
Keyport Civic League, Inc.
KFC Colonel’s Scholars
Kidney & Urology Foundation of America, Inc.
Kings Super Markets, Inc.
KS Engineers, PC
KSS Architects LLP
Laborers International Union of North America
La Griglia
Lambda Alpha Sigma
The Lambert Scholarship Foundation
Lana’s Fine Dining
LASPAU: Academic and Professional Programs/Americas, Inc.
The Latino Institute
Laura Properties LLC
Blanche and Irving Laurie Foundation
Leidy-Rhoads Foundation
Leiham Corporation
Election Fund of Raymond J. Lesniak
Liberty Hall Museum, Inc.
Liberty Mutual
Linens-N-Things
Laurice Irene Liquet Scholarship Fund
Local 464A
Local Union No. 295/851 Scholarship Fund
Mack Boring & Parts Company
Mack-Cali Realty Corp.
Madison School
Magnolia Beef Company, Inc.
MAST Construction Services, Inc.
MBI Gluckshaw
MBIA Asset Management Corporation
McAuley Hall Health Care Center
McCarter Theatre Center
Ronald McDonald House Charities
The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
MCJ Amelior Foundation
George McKelvey Co. Inc.
Dorothea Van Dyke McLane Association
McManimon & Scotland, L.L.C.
MetLife
Middlesex County College Foundation, Inc.
Middletown Township Board of Education
MKC Benefit Consultants, LTD.
The Montclair Scholarship Fund, Inc.
Moonachie Scholarship Fund, Inc.
Morris, Johnson & Associates, Inc.
Morristown Neighborhood House Association, Inc.
MTI Enterprises, Inc.
Mt. Pisgah AME Church
MZM Construction & Management Co.
National Association for Printing Leadership
National Postal Mail Handlers Union - Local 300
New Brunswick Tomorrow
New Canaan High School Scholarship Foundation, Inc.
New Jersey American Water
New Jersey and New York Volunteer Firemen’s Association
New Jersey Ballet Company
New Jersey Chapter National Association of Tax Professionals
New Jersey Institute of Technology
New Jersey Meadowlands Commission
New Jersey Mental Health Institute
New Jersey Performing Arts Center
New Jersey Recreation & Park Association
New Jersey Regional Council of Carpenters
New Jersey Society of Certified Public Accountants
New Jersey State Bowling Council
New Jersey State Elks Association
New Jersey State Employees Charitable Campaign
New Jersey State Golf Association
New Jersey State Motor Vehicle Scholarship and Social Fund
New Jersey State PBA Local 105
New Jersey Symphony Orchestra
Newark Airport Hilton
Newark Public Schools Foundation, Inc.
Newcastle Communications
The Charlotte W. Newcombe Foundation
Newton Collision Repair
The New York Community Trust
New York Football Giants
NJ Coalition on Donation Scholarship Fund
NJ/NY Black McDonald’s Operators Association, Inc.
NJPR Hospital and Medical Support Services
Nortel Networks
North Jersey Friendship House, Inc.
North Jersey Section, Inc.
Northern New Jersey Teamsters Scholarship Plan
Novartis Foundation
OceanFirst Foundation
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.
Outback Steakhouse
Paper Mill Playhouse
Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays, Inc.
Park Avenue Acura
«««2008 Donors

Parsons Brinckerhoff Group Administration, Inc.
Partner Housing Authority of the City of Perth Amboy
Paulus, Sokolowski and Sartor LLC
Pennington United Methodist Church
Penske Automotive Group, Inc.
Perelson Weiner LLP
John P. Peterson Foundation
Phillips-Van Heusen Corporation
Pier Village Development I, LLC
Piscataway Domestic Violence Education Outreach
Plainfield Association of School Administrators
PNC Wealth Management
Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
Portuguese American Scholarship Foundation
Powell Financial Group, Inc.
The Presbyterian Church
Presidential Freedom Scholarships
Princeton Area Community Foundation, Inc.
Princeton Associates LLC, Inc.
Princeton Italian American Sportsmen Club Inc.
Princeton Regional Scholarship Foundation
Princeton University
Print and Graphics Scholarship Foundation
Project GRAD Newark
Public Service Electric and Gas Foundation
PVF Holdings, LLC
Rahway Board of Education
Rahway Jr. Service League, Inc.
Raritan Health & Extended Care
Reformed Church in America
Regional Risk Managers, LLC
The Reynolds Group
Ribera Italian American Club, Inc.
Ridgefield Park JR/SR High School Alumni Association
Roselle Board of Education
The Fred C. Rummel Foundation
Mildred Sabo, M.D.
Samson Stone Co., Inc.
Saudi Arabian Cultural Mission (SACM/MOHE-I)
Schering-Plough Corporation
Schering-Plough Foundation, Inc.
Scholarship America
Scholarship Program Administrators, Inc.
The Schumann Fund for New Jersey
Scotch Plains/Fanwood UNICO
Scotchwood Diner
Seabrook Village
The Seeing Eye
S E N Packaging Corp.
Serra Automotive, Inc.
Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc.
Singer Family C & E Foundation
Sires for Congress, Inc.
Six Flags Great Adventure
Skarlatos & Zonarich LLP
SO Charitable Trust
Sobel Philanthropic Fund
Somerset Patriots Baseball Club
Kean University Foundation
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Sommerset Group USA, Inc
Sonnenschein, Nath & Rosenthal, LLP
Spanish Tavern
The Spartanburg County Foundation
Spec Simple, Inc.
St. John Baptist Church
St. Marks United Methodist Church
St. Vladimir Ukrainian Catholic Church
The Star-Ledger
Steamfitters, Pipefitters & Apprentices
Stonegate Capital Management, LLC
Committee To Elect Ralph Strano
Strike Merchants B/C Scholarship Foundation, Inc.
STV Incorporated
Suliga for Senate
Summit BPW Scholarship Foundation, Inc.
Suplee, Clooney & Company
Surflight Theatre
Sweet Cravings Homemade Chocolate
Tau Gamma Delta Sorority, Psi Chapter
Taylor Financial Group, LLC
TelecomPioneers
Timber Creek 1st N Goal Club
Tinga Taqueria
Township Of Fairfield
Township of Union Board of Education
Trenton Thunder
The Two Hundred Club of Union County
TYJ General Construction Inc.
Union County Alliance
Union County Chamber of Commerce
The Union Foundation
Union Township Chamber of Commerce
United Brotherhood of Carpenters & Joiners of America
United States Bowling Congress
United Water, Inc.
United Way of Greater Union County
Valleybrook Country Club
The Valerie Fund
The Voice Publishing Corp.
VP II, LLC
Wachovia Bank, N.A.
Wachovia Regional Foundation
Warren Hills Regional High School
Water & Wine Ristorante - Taverna
West Orange Elks Charties Fund
WG Project Management
The Wilf Family Education Foundation
The Wilmore Agency
Win Visuals, LLC
Winchester Gardens Residents Association
Windsor Castle Associates
Wiss & Company, LLP
Work Family Directions, Inc.
The Xerox Corporation

Kean University Foundation Board of Directors
james g. Hynes ’63, Chair
Robert F. Sommers ’76, Vice Chair
Robert H. Busch H’03, Secretary
Kenneth N. goldmann, Treasurer
doug Nelson, president
paul E. Avery ’82 H’02
Christian j. Baker
patricia M. Barksdale ’95
W. john Bauer
Maria E. Bordas ’74 ’80
William j. Cariste
daniel j. Charleston ’83
donald R. Conklin H’94
Eugene Enlow, ex officio
Brian Treanor, Executive Editor
Monica Buonincontri, Managing Editor
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Steve Fastook H’06
Anthony giordano III ’87
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george Hennings
john Kean, jr.
Susan l. Kogan
Charles o. logan, jr.
Albert l. Record ’66
Nancy Ann Schleicher ’72
Barbara Sobel ’71 ’73, ex officio
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