Donalyn would like to share some news about her life with husband, David:
We are “loving the lifestyle” living in The Villages, FL for the past 20 months. We have gotten active in a church plant -Live Oaks Community Church. We have an active social life through many of our Village of Sanibel activities. I enjoy booking travel for friends through my home office. We enjoyed a Baltic Heritage cruise this summer. We have also enjoyed hosting many friends from up north as they come to FL!
More than 5,000 alumni showed their support by making a gift to IWU in fiscal year 2014!
And for the second year straight, Illinois Wesleyan alumni have grown our alumni giving percentage. We are now at 23%!
THANK YOU for doing your part to keep IWU strong.
IWU’s fiscal year ends TODAY – July 31 – Thank you if you’ve already made your annual gift!
Now help us find the 47 additional alumni donors we need to reach our participation goal by today. Organizations view alumni participation as the metric that measures alumni satisfaction. It affects IWU’s ranking, bond rating, and ability to earn grants, so make your gift today at iwu.edu/give to keep IWU strong! Every donor counts!
The Illinois Wesleyan fiscal year is ending quickly on July 31. Have you renewed your support yet this year? *
It’s not too late to be added to the list!
We still need 163 alumni to step forward before July 31 to increase alumni participation 1% over last year.
*Check by visiting http://www.iwu.edu/annualreport/.
After decades of service to Illinois Wesleyan, Ann Harding retired this month as director of Alumni Relations.
Read more about Ann’s commitment to IWU and its alumni, here.
On April 5, 2014 Xi Chapter celebrated its 100th anniversary with Alpha Gamma Delta. Among the returning alums were Carol Coons Hayner ’66, Margie Tribble Nickles ’70, Jody Wolfgang Hostetler ’67, Darlene Jenks Frederick ’67, Julie Raber Kemp ’67, Ginger Basket Samara ’65, Kay Gerhart Durkin ’65.
Stephen died Dec. 24, 2013, in Galesburg, Ill. He was 65. He served in the U.S. Marines for two years at Camp Pendleton in California, where he met his future wife of 40 years, Pam Eubanks. The couple married in 1973 and moved to Galesburg the following year. Stephen spent 30 years with his father’s construction business and retired in 2012 as a field representative for LECET, an international labor union organization. He was an active volunteer, serving on the city of Galesburg Overall Review Board, as director and vice president of the Jaycees, and as coach for youth sports team. He is survived by his wife, three sons and four grandchildren.
The Alumni Office wants to share that Nancy L. Boggs passed away on January 15, 2014.
The Millennial
David Petreman is profiled in his journey to becoming “professor, poet, author and guru of Latin American culture.”
Congratulations David!
