2009-2010 Annual Report - Wayland Academy
2009-2010 Annual Report - Wayland Academy
2009-2010 Annual Report - Wayland Academy
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Why We Give:<br />
Mackenzie `11, Kimberly and<br />
Rodney Miller<br />
In the past three years, the Miller family has found their<br />
lives intertwined with the life of Beaver Dam and <strong>Wayland</strong><br />
<strong>Academy</strong> in innumerable ways. Today, Kimberly is the<br />
President/CEO of Beaver Dam Community Hospital.<br />
Rodney is the Chief Financial Officer for <strong>Wayland</strong><br />
<strong>Academy</strong>. Their daughter Mackenzie will graduate in May<br />
as a four-year <strong>Wayland</strong> student. All in all, the family plays<br />
a central role in the life of <strong>Wayland</strong> <strong>Academy</strong> and the city<br />
of Beaver Dam.<br />
In addition to all they contribute in their time and effort, all<br />
three Millers also give financially to <strong>Wayland</strong>.<br />
According to Kim and Rodney, “we have always given<br />
back to our community. We give to the causes which we<br />
believe in and those which touch our hearts. We both feel<br />
we have an obligation to leave this world a better place. In<br />
today’s society with all the world’s problems and issues<br />
this is quite difficult, but by choosing to donate our time<br />
and our money to causes that touch our heart and that we<br />
believe in we feel we can help make the world a better<br />
place even if it is in some small way.”<br />
Rodney and Kim say that <strong>Wayland</strong>’s role in making the<br />
world a better place is that “<strong>Wayland</strong> brings to this small<br />
rural community of Beaver Dam in southeast Wisconsin a<br />
Mackenzie Miller `11<br />
broader world perspective in the form of the cultural<br />
diversity of people, music, arts, studies and social interactions.” They also appreciate what <strong>Wayland</strong> provides Mackenzie<br />
and her classmates: a nurturing and supportive environment for students to come together to share their very different<br />
worlds, backgrounds and experiences. They have watched Mackenzie grow emotionally and intellectually over the past<br />
three years, and they are confident, as parents, that she will graduate from high school well-prepared for college and life<br />
after formal education.<br />
Mackenzie, in turn, has shown her appreciation for her time at <strong>Wayland</strong> by becoming a donor herself. Her reasoning was<br />
this: “I feel it is my responsibility to give back to the community, and I also have been blessed to be given the opportunity<br />
to attend <strong>Wayland</strong> <strong>Academy</strong>. I choose to donate because I want to insure that others are given the same opportunity to<br />
receive a great education.”<br />
Nicole Brandrup `94<br />
Erik Brandt `91<br />
Peter Bredlau `85<br />
Brad Brickman `74<br />
Mary Brazeau Brown `70<br />
Sudro Brown `56<br />
Linda Manaugh Buan `85<br />
Scott Buchanan `82<br />
Scott Buchta `82<br />
Barbara Tews Budd `53<br />
Robert Buddig `75<br />
Donald Bunge `50<br />
Christine Trost `82 &<br />
Douglas Burnham `82<br />
Margaret Barrett Busch `59<br />
Barbara Weisse Capitaine `63<br />
Tami Posnanski Carpenter `88<br />
Reynolds Challoner `60<br />
B. J. & Norman Chimenti<br />
Juanita Clark<br />
Barrie Clay `77<br />
John Cohnstaedt `65<br />
Kim and Rodney Miller<br />
Leonard Coulson III `61<br />
Meredith Coulson `95<br />
Stuart Cushman `83<br />
Linda Darling<br />
Eric Davis `01<br />
Elaine & Erroll Davis, Jr.<br />
Patricia & Robert Davis<br />
William Davis II `63<br />
William Davis `65<br />
Mary & Donald Derr<br />
Martha Stevens Dresser `68<br />
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