GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT

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1 GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT

2 Golden West College ANNUAL REPORT The Golden West College...2 Message from Judy Elmore, Chair...3 Message from Wes Bryan, GWC President...4 Alumni Spotlight Ron Catt...5 GWC Board of Directors...6 Financial Statements...8 Annual GWC Gala...10 Opportunity Drawing winner...11 The Wish List...11 Non-cash Donations...11 Auxiliaries...12 Golden West College Patrons...12 Chefs for Scholarships...12 Hens and Chickens Quilt Auxiliary...13 STAR Book Program...13 Board Member on Campus...14 in the Community...14 Courtyard of Honor...16 Pillars of Support...17 Alumni Pillars of Achievement...18 Donor Honor Wall...19 Scholarships and Awards...29 Ways to Support GWC...32

3 Report from the Chair Judy Elmore I am proud to acknowledge and report the efforts of the Board of Directors and its supporters this past year. The helped fund $439,000 in scholarships, the campus Wish List program, an increase in our participation in the STAR Book Reserve Program, and new memberships on the Board and its auxiliaries the Patrons and the Hens and Chickens Quilt Fellowship and increased Community Relations. staff (L-R) Ryan Chung, John Wordes, Sheila Cox, Bruce Berman, and Tuan Huynh. The Office is located in the Administration Building on the east side of the President s Courtyard. The Golden West College The Golden West College was organized in 1986 to solicit and manage gifts to benefit the college and its students. The is dedicated to supporting the College s mission of providing comprehensive academic opportunities to the community for lifelong learning. A board of directors, which provides the leadership and direction for the organization s operation, manages the. The has grown steadily since 1986 with assets over $8,400,000. This has been accomplished through donations of cash, bequests and grants from individuals and businesses. The has provided over $6,700,000 in scholarships to Golden West College students. In addition to cash assets, the annually receives donated equipment and supplies that represent thousands of dollars in non-monetary gifts. The primary focus of the Board of Directors is to work towards building support for college-wide needs. To nurture groups who have special interests in supporting Golden West College, the provides staff support and direction to two auxiliaries. Each auxiliary, managed by its own board and officers, requires membership dues for operational expenses. In April, 2014, the held its 17th annual Golden West College Gala. We are extremely pleased to have raised $118,000. The proceeds will benefit Golden West College students and the campus Wish List. We particularly want to thank Elmore Toyota, Union Bank of California, Southern California Edison, Huntington Beach Hospital and Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc. as major sponsors, as well as all of the underwriters who gave so generously to this event. I would like to extend my sincere thanks to the Gala Committee and the community at large for continuing to support this very important event. We look forward to continuing this success at our 18th Gala scheduled for April 11, 2015 at the Hyatt Regency Huntington Beach Resort and Spa. Our 23rd annual Courtyard of Honor Ceremony was celebrated on October 23, Four Golden West College Alumni were honored as Alumni Pillars of Achievement recipients. Since the inception of this awards program in 1991, 100 alumni have been recognized. We honored two Pillars of Support ($25,000-$99,999) Massen Greene and Rainbow Environmental Services, as well as 16 Premier Pillars ($100,000+) and three Golden Society Honorees. The donor wall was increased by 45 donor names. In closing, I would like to personally thank Golden West College President Wes Bryan, Director Bruce Berman, the Board of Directors and those who have provided advice, counsel, professional guidance, financial support and personal time to the Board during this past year. I also extend my sincere appreciation to the community at large, which has continued to support the and the college with its generosity. Without this dedication, our work would not be possible. The s objectives for 2015 include increasing the Board s role in fostering student success, expanding Board membership, and continuing a high level of participation from our members. We are also looking forward to a successful Gala fundraising event, while continuing to seek fresh ideas for new fund raising opportunities. I look forward to the upcoming year as we focus on our goal of enhancing student success at Golden West College. GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION MISSION STATEMENT The Golden West College s mission is to provide resources to support the College for advancing educational opportunities and life-long learning for students. Judy Elmore, Chair Golden West College GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 3

4 The facts of the matter are: Message from Golden West College President, Wes Bryan FROM THE STUDENTS POINT OF VIEW One of the primary goals of this page is to say thank you for your generosity in supporting our students. But first I want to share with you why your generosity is appreciated. Most donors have a general idea about why they have chosen Golden West College students as their benefactors, whether it is based on an isolated event, a memory made while attending the college, or the opportunity to help a single individual attend. In my role as President of this fine college, I am able to see firsthand from the students points of view how these donations work miracles in their lives. There are common misperceptions about community colleges; people think that because it is low cost everyone can afford to attend, or that only under-qualified students end up here and these colleges aren t real colleges. Cost For many students even the low tuition of $46.00 a unit is a challenge when added to the high costs of textbooks, transportation, supplies, and study time, including time to repair ineffective study skills, poor test results, or failed classes from years before. All of these issues take time away from family, friends, and work and may add to increased day-to-day living costs. These hidden costs are high, but we can help. Under-qualified students Community colleges offer second chances for missed opportunities. They stand for renewed hope, a safe place to take a class that may have held a student back, a place to learn a skill that can help students advance in their careers, to get counseling, and to get tutoring or other support and resources offered in our Learning Resource Center. Students can check out a textbook they can t afford to buy, use a computer they don t have, find a quiet place to study, or see a teacher one-on-one in a quiet office. The challenges are daunting and could crush the new-found hope that could change their lives. We know they can become more than they have been, they can be successful, and we can help. Not a real college Across the CSU system, the majority of students graduating with a BA/BS degree each year started at a California Community College (53 percent) and GWC transfers a high number of students to CSUs each year. In the UC system, about one third of all BS/BA degree recipients started at a California Community College as well. We think the first two years of college are foundational they help students learn to persevere, to take classes they may not have known they needed in order to do better in those they will need. We know we teach them as well or better than anybody and that is how we can help. Thank you for your generosity in supporting our students. You must have a sense of the important role Golden West College has in providing quality educational opportunities to the people of this community. That is why you have helped us help them. That is why it gives me pleasure to thank you for your generosity. I know this spring, when I shake the hands of students graduating with an AA degree, or getting a Certificate of Achievement in the career field of their choice, that you helped make graduation happen and that, without you, we could not help them help themselves and their families, their employers, and our community. Alumni Spotlight Meet Ron Catt If his name sounds familiar that s because he is owner of Ron Catt Auto Care, in Huntington Beach. Ron is a successful, self-made businessman respected in the community and automotive industry. Like many success stories, his career interest started in the classroom. For Ron Catt, it started here at Golden West College. While attending Golden West College from , Ron completed all available auto technician classes offered and acquired his California State Smog License and Brake & Lamp Installer/Adjuster license. Ron obtained seven ASE Certificates in 1982, and became an ASE Master Technician and ASE Master Truck Technician in At the age of 24, Ron purchased his own service station and at 26, he moved into the high-tech repair facility in which Ron Catt Auto Care, currently resides. In 1996, Ron was awarded the NAPA/ASE Technician of the year competing against hundreds of applicants from across the country for the prestigious title and national recognition for achieving excellence in the automotive-repair field. In 2004, Golden West College awarded Ron with the Alumni Pillar of Achievement Award for his commitment to Golden West College Automotive Program, his successful career and community involvement. Twenty-five years after starting his business, Ron still maintains a witty, entrepreneurial spirit. Even though automotive technology has advanced, Ron Catt Auto Care, has prospered into a multi-million dollar a year company with 10 full-time employees. The company specializes in complete automotive services for foreign and domestic vehicles. Ron is involved in the Automotive Service Council of California (ASCCA) and his business is a Featured Facility with the AAA Approved Auto Repair Program. Wes Bryan President, Golden West College GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 5

5 Golden West College Executive Board GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE F O U N D ATI O N Golden West College Board of Directors Judy Elmore Chair Steve Olmsted President Bern Baumgartner Treasurer Wes Bryan GWC President Bruce Berman Director 2014 Bern Baumgartner Jenelle Bader Steve Olmsted Mark Yokoyama Emilee Young, Ed.D Bonnie Castrey Judy Elmore Norah Morrison, J.D., CFP Davina Samuel Neil Swartz Donald Testa, D.D.S., J.D Craig Campbell 2017 Yvan Cao, AAMS Mai-Ying Woo, Ph.D. GWC Ex Officio Wes Bryan Bruce Berman Janet Houlihan President, ERP Ready, Inc. Region Manager, Local Public Affairs, Southern California Edison OLMSTED & ASSOCIATES Accountancy Corporation Chief of Police, City of Alhambra Robertson Young Consulting Mediator/Arbitrator, Dispute Resolution Services President, Elmore Toyota Attorney at Law Bank Manager, Union Bank Corporate Manager, North American Parts Operations, Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc. Attorney at Law Vice President, Recycling, Rainbow Environmental Services, Inc. Branch Manager, Financial Advisor, Raymond James Faculty Representative, Golden West College President, Golden West College Director, and Community Relations (non-voting) Vice President, Student Life and Administrative Services (non-voting) GWC Presidential Designees (Non-Voting) Paul Wisner Director, Fiscal Services Mitchell Jimenez ASGWC Representative Cheryl Tittle Classified Representative, Golden West College CCCD Designees (Non-Voting) Mary Hornbuckle Directors Emeritus (Non-Voting) Doug Fabian John McGovern Board of Directors - Terms Trustee, Coast Community College District President, Fabian Wealth Strategies/Making Money with Doug Fabian Senior Vice President, Toyota Motor Sales U.S.A., Inc. (Ret.) Jenelle Bader Craig Campbell Yvan Cao, AAMS Janet Houlihan Neil Swartz Mitchell Jimenez Student Representative Donald Testa, D.D.S., J.D. Norah M. Morrison, J.D., C.F.P. Cheryl Tittle Bonnie Castrey Davina Samuel Paul Wisner Mary L. Hornbuckle Mai-Ying Woo, Ph.D. Mark Yokoyama Emilee Young, Ed.D GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 7

6 GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION FINANCIAL STATEMENTS A complete audit report is available in the Golden West College Office. STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION For the Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2014 ASSETS Current Assets Cash and cash equivalents $ 2,307,511 Investments, at fair value 296,608 Total current assets 2,604,119 Non-Current Assets Investments, at fair value 5,656,999 Investments with FCCCC 200,000 Total non-current assets 5,856,999 Total assets $ 8,461,118 LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Current Liabilities: Accounts payable $ 49,563 Due to Coast Community College District - Total current liabilities $ 49,563 Net Assets: Unrestricted 467,153 Temporarily restricted 3,557,066 Permanently restricted 4,387,336 Total net assets $ 8,411,555 Total liabilities and net assets $ 8,461,118 STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS For the Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2014 Cash flows from operating activities Contributions and special events $ 1,240,689 Payments to suppliers (415,469) Payments to/on-behalf of students for scholarships (462,632) Net cash provided by (used in) operating activities 362,588 Cash flows from investing activities Reinvested interest and dividends, net of expense 107,110 Purchase of investments (1,442,874) Proceeds from sale of investments 788,101 Net cash provided by (used) by investing activities (547,663) Net increase (decrease) in cash and cash equivalents (185,075) Cash and cash equivalents at beginning of year 2,492,586 Cash and cash equivalents at end of year $ 2,307,511 Reconciliation of change in net assets to net cash provided by operating activities Change in net assets $ 995,880 Adjustments to reconcile change in net assets to cash provided/(used) by operating activities: Net investment income (646,504) Changes in assets and liabilities: Decrease in accounts receivable - Increase (decrease) in accounts payable 44,855 Increase (decrease) in due to Coast Community College District (31,643) Net cash provided by operating activities $ 362,588 STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES For the Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2014 REVENUES Unrestricted Total Support and Revenue Contributions and gifts $ ,382 50,306 $ 1,009,888 In-kind donations 47,618 47,618 Grant revenue 45,000 45,000 Special events 178, ,433 Administrative fee 67,516 67,516 Other revenue 7,368 7,368 Donated services 241, ,674 Donated facilities 18, ,000 Total support and revenue 560,809 1,004,382 50,306 1,615,497 Other Income Investment income, net of expense 7,309 99, ,110 Realized gain on investments 32, , ,491 Unrealized gain on investments 16, , ,903 Total other income 55, , ,504 Total revenue before net assets released from restrictions 616,790 1,594,905 50,306 2,262,001 Net assets released from restriction 716,549 (716,549) - Total revenues 1,333, ,356 50,306 2,262,001 EXPENSES Program services 859, ,356 Supporting services Management and general 269, ,597 Fundraising 137, ,168 Total expenses 1,266, ,266,121 Change in net assets before transfers 67, ,356 50, ,880 Transfers for changes in designations 188,525 (750,460) 561,935 - Change in net assets after transfers 255, , , ,880 STATEMENT OF FUNCTIONAL EXPENSES For the Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2014 Program Activities Temporarily Restricted Permanently Restricted Net assets Beginning of year 211,410 3,429,170 3,775,095 7,415,675 End of year $ 467,153 $ 3,557,066 $ 4,387,336 $ 8,411,555 Management and General Fundraising Total Donated services $ 21,179 $ 185,825 $ $ 241,674 Donated facilities 18,000 18,000 In-kind donations 47,618-47,618 Scholarships and grants 462, ,632 Salaries and benefits 39,046 39,046 Advertising and promotion 6,422 6,422 Office expenses 6,254 6,254 Information technology - Conferences and meetings 1,039 1,039 Equipment 2,435 2,435 College Support 260, ,411 Hospitality 2,551 16,715 19,266 Administrative fee 67,516 67,516 Bank charges 9,306 9,306 Special events 79,361 79,361 Board expenses 1,472 1,472 Other expenses 3,669 3,669 Total $ 917,415 $269,597 $ 137,168 $ 1,547, GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT

7 2014 Sponsors TITLE SPONSOR Elmore Toyota DIAMOND SPONSOR Union Bank PLATINUM SPONSORS Huntington Beach Hospital Southern California Edison Toyota USA Wells Fargo GOLD SPONSORS AES Bella Terra Fountain Valley Regional Hospital McCarthy Building Companies, Inc. and Steinberg Architects Norah M. Morrison, J.D., CFP OLMSTED & ASSOCIATES Accountancy Corporation Rainbow Environmental Services Whole Foods Huntington Beach MEDIA SPONSOR HB Magazine Dancing for the Stars at the Annual Gala The Golden West College held its 17th Annual Gala on Saturday, April 5, 2014 at the beautiful Hilton Waterfront Beach Resort in Huntington Beach. The Gala sold-out with 382 guests and netted $118,000 for the College. The event began with a reception and silent auction, moving to the Grand Ballroom for dinner and dancing to the music of Flattop Tom and his Jump Cats. Dancing for the Stars was this year s theme. Five couples and three judges volunteered to participate in a Dancing with the Stars type performance. The show was the highlight of the night and, of course, everyone scored a perfect 10! (Left to right) Bruce Berman, Director, Wes Bryan, GWC President, Judy Elmore, Chair, Davina Samuel, Gala Co-Chair, Kevin Macaulay, Gala Co-Chair, Steve Olmsted, President. MARK YOUR CALENDAR! The 18th annual Gala is April 11, 2015 Opportunity Drawing Winner - Joyce Yokoyama Joyce Yokoyama, receives the keys to her new 2014 Toyota Scion FR-S from David McHowell, General Manager of Elmore Toyota. This is the ninth vehicle donated by Elmore Toyota for the Gala Opportunity Drawing. The Wish List A portion of the funds raised by the Gala are used to grant wish list items for departments on campus. All campus personnel are eligible to submit a request, valued up to $1,000, for their department. Thanks to the success of the Gala, all 50 requests were funded at a total of $35,503. Examples of items are: Art Department: Ceramic Test kiln, Drawing Cast, Miter Saw, art supplies Athletics/Kinesiology: ipad, camcorder, high-jump standards, muscle stimulator Automotive: Battery Charger, Brake Bleeding kits Biology: Stacking racks, and membership to SICB Business: Camtasia for Mac Chemistry: LabQuest software, meters, chemistry supplies College Promotions: camera lenses Counseling: Event canopy Cosmetology: Towels Digital Media: Video camera switcher DSPS: Scanner Emergency Preparedness: Signs Floral Design: Dining room table set Nursing: Laser printer Outreach: Event canopies Personnel Services: Digital camera Physical Sciences: Fuel Cell kit, printer, mineral samples, vacuum pump Student Health Center: Wheelchairs with swing Technology Support Services: Software Theater Arts: Sewing machine, camcorder, printer Tutoring and Learning Center: M-Audio Oxygen 49 portable keyboard Non-Cash Donations The list below represents the names of individuals, companies and organizations who contributed to the GWC from July 1, 2013 to June 30, Albertson s AltaMed American Cinematheque Angels Baseball Arthur Murray Dance Studio ASICS America Corporation ASSISTANCE LEAGUE of Huntington Beach Atlantis Casino Resort Spa Avi Resort & Casino Babouch Moroccan Restaurant Balletto Vineyards BEAU Wine Tours Berkeley Playhouse Virginia Billes Bowers Museum Brea Improv Marjorie J. Bunten Cambria Estate Vineyards & Winery Carpenter Performing Arts Center Casa Laguna Inn & Spa Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts Children s Book World Chivas USA City of Huntington Beach Charles Cubbing Patricia A. Davis Monica DeKany Disneyland Resort June Dugmore Elmore Toyota Judith A. Elmore Festival of Arts Laguna Beach Flightdeck Air Combat Center Joan Furtsch Linda Gallagher Continued on page 13 Mary Anne Gillespie Go Kart World Go With Jo Travel Golden West College Theater GWC Arts & Letters Eugenia A. Haney Harborside Restaurant Harry s Fine Jewelry Helen Grace Chocolates Heritage Square Museum Hilton Waterfront Beach Resort Hofman Hospitality Group Home Depot Hornblower Cruises & Events Huntington Central Park Equestrian Center Huntington Harbour Philharmonic Committee Hyatt Regency Huntington Beach Resort & Spa John Cassese The Dance Doctor K1 Speed Kahoot s Feed + Pet Kathy May s Lakeview Café Eva Kilgore King s Seafood Company KT Designs La Mirada Theatre for the Performing Arts LACMA Ladera Vineyards Laguna Art Museum Laugh Factory Long Beach Le Vigne Winery Long Beach Symphony Orchestra Los Angeles County Fair Lumberyard Restaurant Kevin Macaulay Main Street Wine Company 10 11

8 SCHOLARSHIP Chefs for Scholarships Sponsors TITLE SPONSOR AES Huntington Beach 5 STAR SPONSORS Linda Axel Terri Zwick and Wes Bryan Joanne Bumm Margie and Charlie Bunten Kathy Crown (Double 5 Star) Coast Community College District June Dugmore Huntington Beach Hospital Red Oak Investments Southern California Edison Emma and David Weintraub Wells Fargo 4 STAR SPONSORS Jo Andrews/Go With Jo Travel Charlene and Ralph Bauer Jaima Bennett Anne and Lee Gillespie The Kiwanis of HB Norah Morrison, JD, CFP Sue and Bob Polentz Poseidon Water Rainbow Environmental Services Soroptimist International of HB 3 STAR SPONSORS Jane and Del Brault Terri and Michael Feterik Heritage-Dilday Memorial Services Eugenia Haney Katherine Inostroza Eva Kilgore James and Charmaine Rood ALL STAR MEDIA SPONSOR Huntington Beach Independent/ L.A. Times MEDIA SPONSOR HB Magazine MAITRE D SPONSORS Drapes 4 Show, Inc. /Jason Honigberg Huntington Beach Hospital Auxiliaries The Golden West College Patrons Organized in April 1973, the Golden West College Patrons is a volunteer organization comprised of current and retired GWC staff and faculty, alumni, and community members. The organization s main objective is to raise funds for scholarships through its Chefs for Scholarships event each fall. The members also volunteer many hours each year in support of other events such as Commencement, and the Scholarships and Awards ceremony. Anne Gillespie and Linda Axel, co-chairs The proceeds from the event are used to fund scholarships for high school students planning to attend Golden West, Veterans scholarships, and general scholarships for GWC students. A special Golden Chef Scholarship is awarded at the event. It was established to honor GWC graduates who are continuing their studies at a 4-year college or university and have engaged in philanthropic efforts in support of students at Golden West. This year, there were two recipients, Jessica Garin and Kim Brown. Chefs for Scholarships The 9th Annual Chefs for Scholarships was held on September 16, 2014 in the Student Center and outdoor area. Over 500 guests were treated to delicious samples from 30 local restaurants, wineries and breweries. The event was a huge success, raising $32,000 for scholarships. Guests bid on silent auction items and tried their luck on a wide variety of raffle prizes. Ron Lowenberg was the lucky winner of the grand prize a seven day trip to Maui! (L-R) Jessica Garin and Kim Brown STAR Book Program Supports Student Success For the tenth consecutive year, the Golden West College has allotted funds to the GWC Library for the purchase of textbooks under the STAR (Student Textbook Access Reserve Collection) Book Program. This program has become necessary because not all students can afford the $500-$1000 textbook costs per semester. The STAR program has become a great success among students as it allows them to access their texts through a library loan program. Last year, over 4900 book loans were circulated from the 239 Titles, covering 39 academic programs. Hens & Chickens Quilt Auxiliary The Hens & Chickens Quilt Fellowship of Golden West College, an auxiliary of the, began in 1989 when a group of quilters did not want to disband after having taken a quilting class at Golden West College. Their name, Hens & Chickens, was taken from the name of a quilt block. Originally a group of five, they are now 25 members strong and range in age from 12 years to 80. Each year, they make a quilt for an opportunity drawing and donate the funds to GWC scholarships as well as contributions to the campus for such projects as theater renovations, ballet bars for the dance department, new library books, a Fine Arts Gallery security system, Science Museum supplies and a brick entryway for the GWC California Native Garden. The winner of the 2014 My Flower Patch quilt was Paul Pickle from Irvine. Blankets wrap you in warmth, quilts wrap you in love. Non-Cash Donations Continued from page 11 Mane Moves & Body Works Mangia - Mangia Marc Edward Skincare Marconi Automotive Museum Marin Symphony Mario s Five Points Michelle Michael Mimi s Jewelry, Inc. Mingei International Museum Miracle Springs Resort & Spa Model Citizen Boutique Morongo Casino Resort & Spa Mulligan Family Fun Center & Golf Practice Center Museum of Tolerance/ Simon Wiesenthal Center Musical Theatre West Napa Valley Bike Tours Navy Golf Course New York Philharmonic Newport Landing Restaurant Newport Landing Whale Watching Palm Springs Riviera Resort & Spa Pink s Famous Hot Dogs Pizza Lounge Annettes Place Lorraine Prinsky Rainbow Environmental Services Ralphs Grocery Store Richard Nixon Library & Birthplace Richard s Bicycles Rocking Figs Surf Headquarter Charmaine K. Rood Rubios Fresh Mexican Grill San Diego Natural History Museum Sandy s Santa Anita Park Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History Sawdust Art & Craft Festival SCATS Gymnastics Sealegs Wine Bar Seasons 52 Sherman Library and Gardens Shorebreak Hotel SkyDive Santa Barbara Corey Smith South Coast Repertory Stater Bros. Markets Stevens Cross StoneFire Grill Surf & Sand Resort Sushi on Fire Restaurant Tahoe Donner The Comedy & Magic Club The Gallery HB The Huntington Library The Ice House The Laguna Playhouse The Laurel Inn The Living Desert The Pasadena Playhouse The Toll Roads - Irvine The White House Restaurant TK Burgers Total Wine & More Tulsa Rib Company Tustin Ranch Golf Club Universal Studios Wailea Golf Club Warehouse Restaurant Waterfront Enterprises Sig Wolf YMCA Huntington Beach 12 13

9 Bern Baumgartner (right) awarding Justin Krumb the Alumni Pillar of Achievement at the 2014 Courtyard of Honor Ceremony Bern Baumgartner, Golden West College Business Faculty Member, Golden West College Board Director and Treasurer Bern has been a regular on the GWC Campus since 2007 as a part-time instructor in the Business Department, becoming a full-time Business Faculty member in In 2008, Bern also joined the GWC Board. Bern thoroughly enjoys his time at GWC, saying, Teaching business, marketing, and entrepreneurship to GWC students is a passion of mine. There is so much potential in our students that I strive to unleash. One of Bern s focus areas is building a GWC Entrepreneurship Program. We are adding new entrepreneurship classes and developing a certificate program designed to enable students interested in starting a small business, says Bern. We already have a tremendous amount of interest from the community and our students, including the formation of a student-run entrepreneurship club on campus. Bern is able to leverage his 20+ year career in professional consulting, business development, and sales and marketing management. He had a successful career with business software leader, SAP and he is the Founder and President of ERP Ready, Inc. a provider of strategic business development consulting services, including support to start-up and small businesses. As a GWC Board Member, Bern has played an active role in the Board s fundraising activities. He is a regular participant at the Annual Galas, Chefs for Scholarships events, and Courtyard of Honor ceremonies. He is currently serving on the Executive Board as Treasurer. The does so much to support the students and campus including the distribution of much needed and greatly appreciated student scholarships, says Bern. Bern shared the reason behind his passion for education, saying, GWC offers our students so many opportunities to expand their horizons and improve their lives. Ultimately, the success of our students helps drive the success of our community. Project Self-Sufficiency The Board on Campus GWC in the Community The Golden West College proudly gives back to the community by supporting the El Viento, The Project Self-Sufficiency, the Huntington Beach Youth Shelter, and AltaMed s Huntington Beach Clinic. Project Self-Sufficiency is a 501(c)(3), non-profit organization that supports low income, single parents working toward an education goal to become economically independent. Our foundation s goal is to raise the funds needed to provide the tools and support that will help parents achieve their independence. This is a powerful initiative for these parents, as it will change the pathway for their family, many times, breaking the cycle of abuse and building their self-esteem, which ultimately leads to a better future for generations. El Viento How does the El Viento take students from the poorest neighborhood in Huntington Beach, with every disadvantage, and have all 450 students go to college? If the Oak View neighborhood were a city, it would be the eleventh poorest in the nation. El Viento makes a 10 year commitment - taking students from 4th grade through their second year of college. The first in their families to graduate high school and attend college, their $4,000 scholarship gives them a head start as they are taught, encouraged, tutored, modeled, and enriched. The students overcome the cycle of poverty and neighborhood challenges like academic failure, gang involvement, drug use, teen pregnancy, illiteracy, and a sense of hopelessness. They achieve academic and social skills, confidence, success, and become role models. College bound behavior is encouraged through science projects, workshops, museum trips, and sailing classes. Student and family expectations are changed as they learn that hard work and education create future options and success. El Viento seeks to make a difference to leave a legacy for the children, the families, and the community of Oak View and Huntington Beach. We are grateful to have partners like the Coast Community College District and Golden West College. Oak View Renewal The Center for Entrepreneurship & Leadership is a partnership between the Oak View Renewal Partnership (OVRP) and Golden West College (GWC). Our overarching objective in creating The Center is to create a sustainable economic base for the Oak View Community and Huntington Beach, by nurturing and investing in for-profit business, social and micro enterprises, which will create earned income for the benefit of GWC and OVRP. The mission of The Center is to cultivate leaders throughout Huntington Beach and Orange County by helping them realize their entrepreneurial dreams through education, counseling, mentoring, investments and peer-to-peer teams. Huntington Beach Youth Shelter The Light of Love snowflakes support the Huntington Beach Youth Shelter. The Youth Shelter is an emergency crisis and intervention program providing a safe environment for approximately 120 Orange County year old children each year. The home provides a clean bed, meals, counseling and tutoring for runaways at risk, and homeless youth in crisis GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 15

10 Courtyard of Honor In the spirit of gratitude and appreciation, the Golden West College unveiled the Courtyard of Honor during its 30th Anniversary celebration held on November 3, The first Pillars of Support were inducted at the inaugural Courtyard of Honor ceremony in Since that time, Golden West College has inducted 77 Pillars. A Pillar of Support represents cash gifts totalling $25,000 - $99,999 from an individual or business. In 2012, the Premier Pillar of Support was added to the donor categories. Premier Pillars of Support are those individuals and businesses which have donated $100,000 or more to Golden West College. These funds are designated to support student success in a variety of areas, including scholarships for a Huntington Beach Police Department cadet in the Criminal Justice program, assistance for student nurses, memorial scholarships in honor of a loved one, or advanced training for students to keep them on the cutting edge as they transfer to a four-year institution or join the workforce. On Thursday, October 23, 2014 the Golden West College held its 23rd annual Courtyard of Honor Ceremony, honoring donors and recognizing successful alumni. This year, the recognized sixteen Premier Pillars of Support, two Pillars of Support, and three donors who reached Golden Society status. The college was proud to add four alumni to the Alumni Pillars of Achievement: Steve Ames, Policing, Justin Krumb, Producer/ Director -film and television, Marie Esch-Radtke, MN, RN, Nursing, and Dr. Ernesto Silva-Zolezzi, Spanish Professor. Sixteen Premier Pillars of Support were recognized at the 2014 Courtyard of Honor ceremony. ANITA JUNE DUNCAN REVOCABLE LIVING TRUST ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION/ CARL AND IRENE BULL FUND COASTAL COMMUNITIES HOSPITAL CHRISTINA E. DUTHIE FHP HEALTHCARE, INC. FRANK M. & GERTRUDE R. DOYLE FOUNDATION, INC. GOLDEN STATE SCHOLARSHARE HOAG MEMORIAL HOSPITAL PRESBYTERIAN KAISER PERMANENTE RADFORD ROBINSON BONITA L. ROOHK SCHOLARSHIP AMERICA ST. JUDE MEDICAL CENTER JOHN THOMAS SWANSON UNITED STATES TREASURY/AMERICORPS 2014 Pillars of Support The Massen Greene Pillar The Massen Greene is dedicated to the Earth Sciences and supports natural science programs and habitat restoration. This foundation is currently working to restore a canyon in north Laguna as a natural trail by removing non-native vegetation and exposing the natural geologic and biological setting. Massen Greene awarded the Golden West College Geology Department $80,000 in grants to seed its new Associates in Science Degree. The grant came shortly after the Geology department s acceptance of a large rock and mineral collection donated by Rebecca Nelson during the spring of The was impressed with the Geology department s new degree program and by the enthusiasm shown through the acceptance and use of the Nelson collection. Portions of this collection are used as instructional aids in GWC geology courses. The grant will be used by the Geology Department for purchasing equipment and supplies needed to enhance the new Associate of Science major and to make improvements to the GWC Native Garden. The department will be purchasing a seismograph, tied into the California Geological Survey, the United States Geological Survey, and the international real-time earthquake monitoring system. Other portions of the grant will fund rock saws and polishing equipment. Sue Gordon, VP Environmental and Public Affairs and Craig Campbell, VP Recycling, Rainbow Environmental Services, Inc. Bud Benneman, GWC Geology Instructor with Rebecca Nelson, Massen Greene Board member. The Rainbow Environmental Services Pillar Rainbow Environmental Services is a material collection and processing company that has been in business for over 50 years. Rainbow s 17-acre campus is located in Huntington Beach, and is the site of the transfer station that accepts 4,000 tons per day. Their state-of-the-art single stream clean material recovery facility and several mixed waste processing stations are designed to efficiently handle various material streams such as green and wood waste, commercial and multifamily waste, and construction and demolition debris. As a long-standing member of the communities they serve, Rainbow takes pride in and cares about being a good neighbor and partner. Accordingly, Rainbow implements innovative and environmentally safe solutions to minimize operational impacts on their neighbors such as on-site storm water runoff treatment, nuisance bird abatement using hawks and proactive and ongoing dust and odor control. Strong and sustainable civic and charitable organizations are the leading indicator of a healthy community. As an active member of the community, Rainbow is committed to supporting the many worthy civic and charitable organizations throughout the communities they serve. In addition, several of Rainbow s executives volunteer their personal time to serve on community foundations and boards such as Golden West College, Rotary, Kiwanis and Soroptimists International of Huntington Beach. Rainbow has supported Golden West College for many years with Craig Campbell serving as a Board Director. During the 2014 Courtyard of Honor, Craig stated, We are proud of this support and truly honored in acceptance of our Pillar today. 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11 2014 Pillars of Achievement (L-R) Justin Krumb, Marie Esch-Radtke, Dr. Ernesto Silva-Zolezzi, Steve Ames Four GWC Alumni were inducted into the Alumni Pillars of Achievement at the 2014 Courtyard of Honor Ceremony. Steve Ames is a retired Captain from the Orange Police Department who also worked as an adjunct instructor at Golden West College and Coordinator of the Criminal Justice Training center for 31 years. Steve began taking criminal justice courses in 1977, which led to his attendance in the Basic Police Academy (Class 59) as a non-sponsored recruit. He was hired while attending the Academy and graduated from the Criminal Justice Training Center as a California Peace Officer, beginning his extensive career in public safety. I believe that much of my success in the Criminal Justice profession is directly attributable to my start here in the Police Academy even back then the training I received was focused on the Law Enforcement Code of Ethics, personal character and doing the right thing for the right reasons. Since graduating in 1994, Justin Krumb has been immersed in all areas of video and film production with a focus on feature documentary and broadcast television. For almost two decades, Justin has worked on a variety of documentary and commercial projects in countless countries spanning the globe, ranging in subject matter from adventure, travel and sports documentary to humanitarian and environmental issues. His work has earned him the honor of an EMMY Award for best documentary and film festival awards that include: Best Environmental Film, Best Original Score, Audience Appreciation, Spirit Award and multiple Regional EMMY nominations for editing and camera work in long form television, documentaries and PSA s. Marie Esch-Radtke graduated from the Golden West College Nursing Program in This was the beginning of a long productive career in nursing, going on to receive her BSN in 2002 and MN in After the loss of her son, Marie began a small bereaved parent s support group which grew into 11 different support groups throughout the county, finally culminating in the establishment of the Southern California Pregnancy & Infant Loss Center. She was recognized as a finalist for the Carl W. Bull Excellence in the Profession of Nursing Award, for nursing alumni of the Coast Community College District in 1986 and recipient in Marie returned to Golden West College as a faculty intern and tenured in 2008, where she also served as an advisor, Faculty Senate Executive Committee member and Scholastic Review Committee member. It s been a wild ride, but a ride I wouldn t change in the least. My ride began at Golden West College in 1972 my instructors gave me the concepts and tools for a lifetime. Dr. Ernesto Silva-Zolezzi is a Spanish Professor at Kennesaw State University where he also takes students abroad to Peru. Ernesto began taking classes at Golden West College in 1986, while learning to speak English. Ten years later, in 1996, Ernest became a Spanish instructor at GWC teaching in the classroom he had taken his very first class. He credits his professors at GWC who helped guide and support his academic and life goals, and remains in close contact with them today. The reason I became a student at GWC was simple: To me it was the best school I could find to learn English. Once I visited the campus, I immediately fell in love with it. PREMIER PILLARS OF SUPPORT ($100,000+) Anita June Duncan Revocable Living Trust Associated Students of Golden West College California Community /Carl and Irene Bull Fund Coastal Communities Hospital Kathryn A. Crown Frank M. & Gertrude R. Doyle, Inc. Christina E. Duthie Edwards Lifesciences Fund Elmore Toyota FHP Healthcare, Inc for California Community Colleges Fountain Valley Regional Hospital Frank M. & Gertrude R. Doyle, Inc. Golden State ScholarShare Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian Irvine Health Kaiser Permanente McBeth Norris Orange Coast Memorial Medical Center Radford Robinson Bonita L. Roohk COURTYARD DONOR WALL DONOR CATEGORIES Premier Pillars of Support: $100,000+ Pillars of Support: $25,000 - $99,999 Golden Society: $10,000 - $24,999 Honors Circle: $5,000 - $9,999 President s Circle: $2,500 - $4,999 Scholars Circle: $1,200 - $2,499 Friends Circle: $250 - $1,199 Scholarship America Robert Smith Southern California Edison St. Jude Medical Center John Thomas Swanson Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc. Union Bank United States Treasury/AmeriCorps PILLARS OF SUPPORT ($25,000 - $99,999) Steve Allen Memorial American Legion Auxiliary Unit #327 Jo and Jim Andrews ASSISTANCE LEAGUE of Huntington Beach Axel Family Jane Axel Memorial Augusta Barker Biology Staff of Golden West College Glenda Blackburn and John Higgs The Boeing Company Wes Bryan and Terri Zwick R. Dudley Boyce Outstanding Student Award Bill and Joanne Bumm Family Charlie and Margie Bunten Coast Community College District Coastal Communities Hospital Madeline and Barry Cohen Brunilda Bruni L. Cronk Profesóra Cronk Memorial Gladys M. Crown Carolyn Cunningham Frank M. Doyle Dorothy Beatrice Duthie Ebell Club of Newport Beach Edwards Lifesciences Fund El Viento Judy Elmore Douglas Fabian Golden West College Bookstore Golden West College Patrons GTE Harbor Beach Division 77 Scholarship Huntington Beach Hospital James Jordan Memorial Nursing Dr. Howard T. Mango Massen Greene John and Linda McGovern Dawn McKahan Lois and Mike Miller Norah M. Morrison, J.D., C.F.P. Norma Jeanne Nisco, R.N., Memorial Nursing Chris and Tom Ohlendorf Olmsted & Associates Accountancy Corporation Pacific Life Glenn Parker Gary and Andrea Parsons Pepsi 2014 Courtyard of Honor Ceremony Pillar of PEACE Rainbow Environmental Services Susan and Bob Polentz Bonnie Chanine Robinson Science Department of Golden West College Silver Anchor Auxiliary/Huntington Beach Hospital Rita Simonton William Sisti Siracusa St. Joseph Hospital Herman R. Tate Mary Boyce Thornton Waltmar Wells Fargo GOLDEN SOCIETY ($10,000 - $24,999) 5 Points Plaza AES Huntington Beach The Allergan American of University Women (AAUW) / Westminster/Fountain Valley/ Huntington Beach American Nursing Review Mildred L. Anderson Laurie and Jeff Andrews Angus Petroleum Corp. Charlene and Ralph Bauer Bella Terra Mary Boyce Simpson GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 19

12 California Motor Car Dealers Scholarship Bonnie and Robert Castrey Coast Community College District Sally Coffey Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde Mark Craig Kathryn Crown DeLillo Chevrolet Abbie and Ron DeSmet Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dugmore Cathaleen Dunn Educational of America of Bowling Proprietors of Southern California, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Galbraith Lauro Martinez Garcia Garden Grove Hospital Guild George Hoag Family Norma Brandel Gibbs Ted Glick Go With Jo Travel Carol Dr. G and Ray Grimes Sherry Griswold GWC Mathematics Department David and Cheryl Hadley Helene Fuld Health Trust Thomas Hersh Anthony & Leah Hsieh Hungtington Beach Art League Kamehameha Schools R. Kelly Kelly and Kay Mortenson Kiwanis of Huntington Beach The Kling Family Las Ayudantes Auxiliary Leisure World Woman s Club of Seal Beach Kris and Joe Lightman Dr. Americo Lopez-Rodriguez Los Angeles Times Fund Dr. John W. Matthews McGraw-Hill Companies Stephen Miller National Charity League/Pacific Coast Chapter Kenneth T. and Eileen L. Norris NuVision Federal Credit Union Steve and Bernie Olmsted Harold Pazanti & Rochelle Pazanti-Ruth C. O Neil Rogers SchoolsFirst Federal Credit Union Jack Shaw and Ellen Shockro, Ph.D. Judy and Ron Shenkman Smith/Krape Scholarship Fund Southland Industries Dagny Tennyson and Gene Booth The Tuesday Club TYR Inc., I.O.R. Services Judith Valles Walmart Barbara and Corder Wattenbarger The Abel Weatherwax Woman s Club of Seal Beach Mai-Ying Woo, Ph.D. John and Sheila Wordes Kenneth and Donna Yglesias Emilee Young, Ed.D. Jean and Gene Zwick / Thelma and Gene Zwick HONORS CIRCLE ($5,000 - $9,999) Mary Aigner American Cancer Society David F. Anthony Dr. and Mrs. David Baird Ronald R. Barnes Bern and Gretchen Baumgartner Jaima and John Bennett Phillip Bernard, Jr., Ph.D. Glenda Blackburn & John Higgs Blue Cross of California Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Bone Boston Financial Data Services Mari Greaves Bourche Boys & Girls Clubs of Huntington Valley British Petroleum Georgiana and Robert Bromley California Council of the Humanities, Inc. Diana Carmel Dennis Carrie Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Clara Barton Chapter National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Clark Construction Group, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Alf Clausen ClearLight Partners Management, LLC Coast Federation of Educators AFT Local 1911 Coastline Community College Louise Comer Costa Mesa Women s Club County of Orange Theodore Coutsoftides, M.D. Criminal Justice Training Center/Golden West College Nancy Davies and Leith George Dr. Eknath Deo Richard J. Fabian Patricia Fipps Fort Mojave Tribe Forty & Eight OC Voiture #527 of the National Student Nurses Fountain Valley Chamber of Commerce Gafcon, Inc. Linda and Dennis Gallagher Barbara and Richard Gallegos Albert and Patti Gasparian Gateway Housing Anne and Lee Gillespie Gail and Bernard Gilpin Hens & Chickens Quilt Auxiliary Tom Hermstad Hilton Waterfront Beach Resort Karen Hinton Lou Ann and Tom Hobbs June Roughton Hopkins Mary L. Hornbuckle Lucille Horner Carrie Hudnall Hughes Aircraft Company Huntington Beach Company Huntington Beach Union High School Huntington Harbour Garden Club Hurst Review Services, Inc. International Business Machines Corp. David B. Israelsky Jimway, Inc. K.L.D. Enterprises Charla Kabana Kiwanis Club Seal Beach Leisure World Kiwanis Costa Mesa Frederick W. Kofmehl Laguna Beach High School Scholarship Fund Edwin Laird Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Larson Anna E. McGaugh Jennifer McGrath David McHowell Patricia Meredith Motorola Paula Mucciaro Edward J. Mulder Sharon and Rolland Murray Linda and Ed Nakauchi Mr. and Mrs. Steven Olmsted Wayne R. Olson On-Camera Audiences, Inc. Oneida Tribe of Indians of Wisconsin Orange Coast College Orange County Asian and Pacific Islander Community Alliance (OCAPICA) Orange County Fine Arts, Inc. Susanne and Rocco Orsini Frederick J. Owens, Ed.D. PacifiCare Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pagel Jacqueline and Leland Parker Kimberly Pascoe Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Quan Red Oak Investments LLC Pioneer Circuits, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. John Renley Nancy Rittgers Frank Robitaille Allan Roeder and Christy McDaniel Roxana Ross Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rowe Mr. and Mrs. Armando Ruiz Frances Shaffer-Gunn Soroptimist International of Huntington Beach SO CA United Food and CMR Ancillary Benefit Fund SportsOne Inc. St. Jude Medical Center Kathy and Sergio Suarez Surf City Bank THK Photo Products, Inc. Paula Thomas Cheryl Tittle Ulrich Family Trust United States Dept. of Interior Bureau of Indian Affairs Washington Mutual Bank Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Weinberg Mr. and Mrs. Stephen York PRESIDENT S CIRCLE ($2,500 -$4,999) 3B Athletica ACT Recognition Program AESCO Technologies, Inc. Kathleen Allanson Alex Alvarez/Advance Tube Engineering American Legion Auxiliary Aramark Uniform Services Jeanne and Greg Baird Debbie and Jim Bales Bank of America Jonathan Bannon Mr. and Mrs. David Barr, Sr. Sherry Baum Amanda Best Shawn Biehler Bimbo Bakeries USA, Inc. Joyce and David Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blum Sandra and Richard Bonneau Dianne Booth Chung C. Bornemann Cynthia Bowers Mr. and Mrs. George Brown Dr. and Mrs. David Bunten C & C Transportation California-Hawaii Elks Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Al Campbell Carol Caniglia Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Canizaro William and Maeva Carpenter Gregg M. Carr Cartel Marketing, Inc. Henrietta Carter Treisa and Michael Cassens Cecile Stephens Charitable Juan Cepeda and Rita Cepeda, Ed.D. Cerritos Regional Soccer Club CHASE - Huntington Harbour Children A Priority CIBACS Citizens Community Bank Citizen s Scholarship of America City of Huntington Beach Coast CCA-CTA/NEA Community of Sonoma County ConocoPhillips Creative Package McKahan, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Ed G. Cunningham Dr. Ding-Jo Currie and Mr. Mark Currie Dell Computers Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dettloff Michael Dewey DMJMH + N, Inc. Suszanne and Douglas Droney Duke s Huntington Beach Jacqueline Dvorman Phillip Dyskow Educational Funding Services, Inc. Enterprise Rent-a-Car ETS Educational Testing Service Exchange Club of Newport Harbor Community Services Exxon Education Fabian Wealth Strategies/Making Money with Doug Fabian Venner M. Farley, Ed.D. Fidelity National Title Company Fix Auto Collision Nina and Steve Fosdick Hugh Foster Fountain Valley Woman s Club G & M Oil Company, Inc. Eleanor Gajewski Mr. and Mrs. Rick Ganulin Jennifer and Aaron Garrido Ghidotti Kathryn Goddard Arthur Gordon Mary Gradishar Jayne and Gary Grint David Haas Karen L. Hart Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haw Horatio Alger of Distinguished Americans, Inc. Amber and Don Houchen Janet and Jay Houlihan Howard Johnson Express Inns & Suites Hoxsie Builders, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hughes Huntington Beach Auto Dealers, Inc. Huntington Beach Firemen s Huntington Beach Host Lions Club Huntington Harbour Art ILC Data Device Corporation Frank Jao In Memory of Ellen D. Jones Joseph Justin Trust Karuk Tribe of California Twyla Karkut Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kaston Marcus Kelso Mary Kay Keegan Nicole and Joe Kelso John F. Kirkorn Carolyn Kirkpatrick Kiwanis Club of the Colorado River Robert Kokuga Patricia Kopp Karen and Mike Kuehner Las Damas Woman s Club Gladys and Daniel Lavoie Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lechich Dale Lechtman Marjorie Lewis, Ph.D. Lions Club Buena Park Noon Mark A. Lomas Long Beach Memorial Medical Center Los Angeles Galvanizing Company Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lowenberg Lucent Technologies, Inc. Candra D. Lundell Kevin Macaulay Marine Corps Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Mayer, Jr. Carol McLarty Media for the Arts Mended Hearts of Orange County Mercury Savings and Loan MOC Products Company, Inc. Mollis & Mollis, Inc. The Morris Nabet Local No. 53 National League for Nursing, Inc. National Linen Service Ned R. Healy & Company, Inc. Charlanne Nee, Ed.D. Newcrest Development Corp. Mary and Terry O Connor Orange County of Realtors Osage Nation Higher Education Scholarship Joe Ouaknine Pacific Blue Micro, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Palmieri Paramount Pictures Group Peninsula Hawks Scholarship Fund Dr. Monte E. Perez and Dr. Margaret R. Quiñones-Perez Kathy J. Perkins David Perry & Margaret McGurr Betty Pierce Patricia Pierce Norma and David Pollaro Omid and Patty Pourzanjani Lisa and Robert Putzel Patricia Quigley Thomas and Diane Restelli Retail Industry Leaders (RILA) Mr. and Mrs. John Ridgely The Robert Mayer Corporation James Rogers Sacramento Region Community Saint Joseph Ballet Company Salon Canvass Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Schroeder Antoinette Scolaro Hezy Shaked Marjorie Sorenson-Lundholm Soroptimist of Westminster Southern California Gas Company SouthWest Dealer Services, Inc. Splash Salon Staff Pro Security Jennifer Stai State of Michigan Steinberg Architects Linda Stevens, Ed.D. SUREFIRE, LLC Dwayne and Daniela Thompson Titan Industries, Inc. Beverly Kane Townsend URS Corporation Valerie and Joe Venegas Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post Walking Shield Walla Walla Community College Heather and James Walters Helen L. Wampler, Ed.D. & L. Clyde Wampler Wendy Weber Emma and David Weintraub Evelyn Sam Weiss Beth and Larry Weldon Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Wilcox Anita Lyte Williams Lawrence Williams Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wilson Yamaha Motor Corp., U.S.A. Mr. and Mrs. George Yamashita Martin Yan Noreen Yoshida-Peer Felicia and Joe Young Nevins Young Mark Zimmerman SCHOLARS CIRCLE ($1,200 - $2,499) J. Richard Adamson AirFlite Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc. Albert & Tricia Nichols Paul and Joyce Alexander Dr. Rafael Antonio Alfaro-Garcia Joyce Alley Sue Allington American Legion Auxiliary Newport Harbor Unit 291 AMVETS Department of California Service & Rehabilitation Department Anaheim Memorial Medical Center Guild Anaheim Police Department Mr. and Mrs. James L. Andrews Margie and Alan Armstrong Assessment Technologies Institute, LLC of Handcrafted Automobiles Lois Attore, Ph.D. Rob and Mary Lynn Bachmann Jenelle Bader Ruth L. Bales Mr. and Mrs. James Barngrover Clarence Belinn Luella M. Bennett Paul Berger, Ph.D. Susan and Steven Berman BG Petrospecs Blanchard Family Fund David and Patty Bohannon Mary and Tony Botticella Kimberly Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bradley James Brase William Brazney Mr. and Mrs. John Breihan Bremerton Rotary Broadcast Education Tom and Sheila Bunten California Academic Decathlon California Native Plant Society Conrad and Laurie Camody Roger Camp Karen and Dave Cant Capital Pacific Holdings, Inc. Patricia Carruthers JoAn Case GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 21

13 Thomas Chambers Chickasaw Nation Children s Hospital of Orange County (CHOC) Ryan N. Chung CIM Group Citibank Coatings Resource Corporation Coca-Cola Scholars, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Cone Mary J. Conway Cook Inlet Tribal Council, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Copeland Covenant Presbyterian Church Margo and Brian Cowie Jean Cross Kathleen and Kevin Curran Nadine Davis Mr. and Mrs. Dale Deffner Ward M. Dennis Carolyn and Sean Dick Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dominguez Shirley Donnelly Sharon Donoff Mr. and Mrs. Barrie Dorfman Dynamic Animation Systems, Inc. Catherine Edmonson Mr. and Mrs. Seth Ellison Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Engum Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ewing Facet Technologies International Mike Fiorito Sally Flotho Stella Follin Mr. and Mrs. Robert Forster Shari and Clive Freidenrich Mr. and Mrs. John French Youssef Gamal Zayda L. Garcia Richard George Golden West Volleyball Club Deborah Goldstick Armando Gomez Marlene Goren Dr. and Mrs. Donald Greco Dr. and Mrs. Peter M. Green GWC Tutorial & Learning Center Club GWC Vietnamese Student Andrew and Carol Hall Theresa and Corwin Halzle Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hamrick Eugenia and Tom Haney Dolores Harper Hawaii Community Jeffrey David Hendershot Hilda E. Bretzlaff, Inc. Lou Ann and Tom Hobbs Fred and Barbara Hoover Julie Hoxsie Dr. and Mrs. David D. Hudson Huntington Beach Police Officers Huntington National Bank Tito D. Ibarrola Katherine Inostroza Kristy and Dominic Iorfino Sharon and Albert Jazwiecki Jeran Products, Inc. Danny and LeLani Johnson Elma Johnson Joseph Shinoda Memorial Scholarship Bette and Richard Kain Kapolei Rotary Joanne Kashdan, Ph.D. Kyle Kawabata Terry Keasling Nancy Kidder KidSinger Karen Klammer Ruth Kramer Randy Kuta KZ Holdings, LLC Jean and Corwin Lakin Mr. and Mrs. Larry Landesman Mr. and Mrs. Carl Langston John Lantow Rick and Shirley Lantz Kim Lawrence Janelle Leighton The Lightfoot Los Alamitos Medical Center Auxiliary Virginia Luch Michelle and James Luna Anna MacDonald Lorna Joelene Mack Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maling, Jr. Georgia Mangosing Chip G. Marchbank Connie Marten Connie McCausland Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Les McDaniel Joyce McFadden Dorothea McPheeters Medical Education Technologies, Inc. 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Randol Sharon Ratliffe, Ph.D. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ream Mr. and Mrs. Brent Reed Renaissance Insurance Agency, Inc. Anita Renninger Glenn Richardson Joyce and Les Riddell RKDM ENVIRO ENERGY SERVICES INC. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rockmaker Rockport Area of Realtors Rotary Club of Huntington Beach Timothy Ryan Sam s Club Dave Sams Scholastic Insurance Services Carol Scott Scottish Rite Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Sher Ed Sherman Timothy Shevlin Mary Ann Sigler Willa B. Sigler Bernice Siu Tara M. Smith Snohomish Education Southern California ASA Players Southern California Mothers of Twins Club, Inc. Southern California Postal Credit Union Southern California Volleyball Joan Stanley Star Real Estate John Steinbrugge Pat and Mike Stingle The Surf City Volleyball Club Surfside Scholarship Committee Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Swanson Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Swift Dalel Tartak Dean Taylor Terrie E. Taylor Russell Terry Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thomas Nancy and Dennis Thornhill John M. Tornow Vince Tran Douglas Traub Tustin Garden Club TWA Clipped Wings International, Inc. University of California, Irvine The University of Pennsylvania Louise T. Upham Mr. and Mrs. Steadman Upham Marjorie Vandor Dr. and Mrs. William Vega Andrew Vorono, D.D.S. John Wadhams Walker Products, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Washington III Philip Westin, Ed.D. Chuck Whitchurch Peggy White Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. White Vivian B. Wiley Dr. Gandasari Win and Dr. U Kyaw Win Windsor Windows & Doors Stanley Winter Regina Volpe Woodyard Sylvia Worden Alma Wyant, Ed.D. Mark S. Yokoyama Judy and Joe Zorrilla FRIENDS OF GWC ($250 - $1,199) 29 Palms Lions Club, Inc. 82nd Airborne Division A & P Masonry Corporation Sara Abigail Abell Brieanna Ablon Academic Senate, GWC Academic Superstore Alex Accetta Robert Ackles ACP Investments, Inc. ACT Horatio National/State ad camp Robert Adams Dianna Ader Admiralty Land Lovers Garden Club Advanced Impressions LLC Advanced Medical Systems, Inc. Affinity and Co. 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Currie Erin Curtis Patricia Curtis Sharon M. Cutler Jennifer L. Cvetas Cypress College Bursars Office/ Cystic Fibrosis Scholarship Mahin Dabir Linda Daly Bao Khoa Dang Dan s Landscape Service, Inc. Tad Danz Cassidy Dao Andrea Dapper DATA Line Credit Corp. Alzina M. Davenport Kyle J. Davidson Patricia A. Davis Randal Davis Bill Dawson Robert De La Portilla Fred De Leon Teresa A. De Lopez De Simone Bakery & Delicatessen Gail Deakin John F. Dean Anthony C. Debellis Rudolf A. Debernitz Edward H. Decker A. Begard Ded Dees Creations Van Dees Del Norte County Schools Barbara Delgleize Joe DeMello Audrey DeRamos Chris Di Ruggiero Kreetta K. Diano Karen R. Dickerson Michael DiFilippo Sandra L. Dollente Marco Domingos Ruben G. Dominguez Carol Dooley Barbara A. Dotson Douglas High School Dove Professional Apparel, Inc. Brian D. Dow Joseph B. Dowling Downey Saving and Loan Assoc. Jean Doyle Stephen Doyle Kim Drachuk Warren K. Draper Barbara Dryer Raul Duarte Stephanie L. Dumont Andrew W. Dunn Benny E. Dunn Dale L. Dunn Lou Durocher Kathleen Dutton Robert Dutton Frances L. Dye Dynamic Auto Images, Inc. Lee Eastwood Darrell Ebert Shannon D. Eckel Econo Tire EdFund Eugene Egan Robert Egan El Campeon Carniceria No. 2 El Paso Community El Portal Luggage, Inc. Deborah Eldair Ellie Shoes, Inc. Robert A. Elliott Sheila Ellis Cynthia S. Ellison Elmore Hyundai EMBEE Incorporated Emma Alberta School Endless Food & Fun Thomas W. England Michael Engle Steve J. Englegrecht Deanna Epley Erhardt Insurance Service Sasha Erlik Lorraine Ermel Jeannine Essex Jose Estrada Estrella Communications, Inc. Betty Lou Evans Connie Joy Evans Evans, Rhea & Associate, Inc. Sondra L. Evans Exxonmobile Bruce Fabrizio William H. Face Fainbarg I, LP Patricia A. Fairbanks Fallbrook Union High James Farley Venner M. Farley Dorothy Farrell Mike Farris N. David Farris Linda Fender Dustin Ferris Terri Feterik Fieldstone Joseph D. Filson Tom Finell Hugh Finley Thomas Fipp Catherine M. Fischer Kathryn J. Fisher Laura Fisher Norma L. Flores Sally P. Flotho Stella Jean Follin Jeff Fontenot Michael R. Ford Rosa Ford Pamela S. Fosco Bette Foster Elaine Foster James Foster for California Community Colleges/Katrina Relief of National Student Nurses Chugach Heritage Four County Community Walter Fouts Wendy L. Fowlie Francis D. & Irene D. Griffin, Inc. Coleen Franco Stanley E. Francus Frederic W. Cook & Co., Inc. Free - Lance Masonry & Construction Carol Freelander Peggy C. Freeman Fremont Investment & Loan Friends and Neighbors of Seacliff, Inc. Patrick Frohn Mary Frommeyer Frank G. Fry Gerald W. Fryslie Marlena Fryslie Fullerton Police Officers Fund for U.S. Government Securities Sandra Funsch Joan Furtsch G. W. Sherwold Associates, Inc. Thomas Gaetano Michael E. Gagnet Patricia Gallandt Luis Gallardo Ray Galvin Jacquelyn Gannon Claudio Garcia Garden Grove High School ASB Garden Grove HS Boys Basketball Booster Club Garden Grove Police Department Garden Grove Un. Cn. of PTA s Jeanne H. Gardner Patricia A. Gardner Jorge D. Garfias Joe Garza Rodney Gaspar Lawrence E. Gates Gateway 2000 Belen Genet Constance George Darrell J. George Leo M. Gibbons Ronald Gibson John J. Gilbert Everett John Giliam Tony Glambone Ken Glaser Glendale Community Kirk Glenn Christine Glodery Hilda Godges Katie Godin Gold Coast Tours Golden West Co Curricular Gabriel R. Gomez Jackie Gomez-Whitely Gonzalez Goodale Architects Cindy E. Gonzalez Jennifer Gonzalez Vanessa Gonzalez Good Samaritan Hospital Goodwill Industries of Orange County Susan J. Gordon Michael Gorman Dorothy Gotreau Craig Gougis Brian S. Gould John Grajeda Marty Grajeda Grand Chapter of Ca. Order of the Eastern Star Robert H. Grandstaff David A. Grant Robert B. Grant Margaret A. Gratton Rick Graves Anna J. Gray Donna Gray Great Western Sanitary Supplies Greater Alarm Co., Inc. Karen Green Vern Green James Greenfield Esther M. Greenhalgh Greenstripe Media, Inc. Margaret Greenwald Jolene Grey Chris Grisey Art Groeneveld Mike Grumet Joseph Guastella Al Guidotti Guild of Placentia Linda Hospital Victor Camacho Guillot Richard Gundelfinger Steven O. Gunders Victoria L. Gunther Ruben Gutierrez GWC Arts & Letters GWC Athletic Department GWC George Habicht Gayle M. Hachiya Mary D. Hacker Theresa M. Hadfield Cheryl K. Haines Linda C. Hainley Lisa Hale Hall & Bailey Alice Hall Ruth Hall Christopher Hamilton Victoria Wind Hamilton Jenifer Rose Hanchett J. L. Handy John F. Hanley Peggy L. Hannawell Joan Hansen Gerry Hansink Roderick J. Hanson Timothy M. Hanson Harbour Aesthetic Spa/Esthetics 4 U, Inc. Delores Ann Harder-Lara Judith W. Harmer Janet D. Harmon Susan D. Harmon Don L. Harper Rexine Y. Harris Robert Harris Terry Harrison Bob Harvey Gordon Hastings Collette Hausey Dennis R. Hawks Luis E. Hayes HB Chamber of Commerce HBHS Boys Basketball Boosters Douglas K. Healy Ned R. Healy Heart Shocker Education Hearthside Homes HEB Independent School District Tracy R. Heffelman Heights United Presbyterian Jeff Hendershot Henderson Ctiy Employees Judith Hendler Hendrick Academy of Honor Deborah M. Henkel Melissa Herl Veronica M. Hibben Margaret C. Hickey Andy Higgins Minnie Higgins Dolores E. Highum C. Dean Hill Leeanne Hill Gregory L. Hirsch HMC Architects Truc Ho Jack Hoagland Thuy Nhu Hoang Maureen Hocking Vern Hodge Earl Nicholas Holden Pamela R. Holt Rick Hoover Hopkinson School PTA James Horan Horatio Alger Robin Horchler Donna Horn Robert P Horn David Horowitz Darren E. Hostetter House of Fabrics Mary E. M. Houseal Housing Authority of Las Vegas Walter G. Howald Landon H. Howard Robert Howard Ron Howard Don Howland Mary C. Howland Tanya Hoxsie Nouha Hreish Michel Hsiang Denise Huber Carol A. Hughes Kathy L. Hughes Mary Lou Hughes Ty K. Huling Laura L. Hulsey Richard Humble Cecelia A. Hunt Ruth Hunter Huntington Beach Girls Softball Huntington Beach High School Alumni Huntington Beach High School ASB Gail Clifford Hutton Hyundai Motor America Armando Ibarra Guillermina Ibarra Image Designs In Tile Tracy Immel-Manzi Impact Dealer Services, Inc. Independence Bank Independent Living Program Inductors Inc. Marv Ingram Inland Empire Puerto Rican, Inc. Holiday Inn In-O-Vate Manufacturing, LLC Institute for Personality and Ability Testing, Inc. Richard Intagliata Integrated Healthcare Holdings, Inc. Integrated Marketing Solutions, Inc. Integrity Engineering, Inc. International Gujarati Charities, Inc. IOF Foresters George Irving, Jr. Islands Scholarship Fund, Inc. Hedy T. Ito James Jackson Maryruth Jackson Chris Jacobs James Campbell High School Debbie James Thomas C. Jameson Sally Jankowiak Michelle M. Jankowski Japan Travel Bureau International, Inc. Phillip Jaramillo Lurecca Jefferson Martha M. Jefferson Matthew Jenkins Jennie Finch Softball Camp Robb Jernigan Jersey Mike s Subs Francis Jessoe Jitu Jhaveri George R. Jiracek JNC Trucking, Inc. Charles Jobbins John Harrison Plastering John Papan Memorial Scholarship Fund Johnson & Nielsen Associates Johnson Controls Jay R. Johnson Linda Johnson Melvin Johnson Sue Ann Johnson Andrew Jones Barbara Hawksley Jones Deveroaux Jones Karen Buhler Jones Leo Jones Roscoe Jones Kim M. Jorgenson Deborah Wood Josephson Jose s Diesel Julia Zumwalt Scholarship Pamela L. Julien Jurupa Valley High School Glen Justice K & R Transportation, Inc. Carol Kane Arlene Karr-Powell Harry Karsten Rosemarie F. Kaston Kathy s Kreations Sean P. Keegan Keenan & Associates Susanne B. Kellogg Robert Kelly Mark Kelso Phylis Kelso James Kennard Jennifer L. Kennedy Kern Medical Center George Kershaw Eugene Kidder Kids View Child Care Ted Kienitz Deborah A. Kiernan Rose Kim Ed Kimball Kent Kimura Kindel and Anderson Pat Kinder KINECTA Federal Credit Union Kingman Regional Medical Center Carol E. Kirkwood Kiwanis Cal-Nev-Ha Kiwanis Club, Fountain Valley Jan Klein Valerie Klein Kimberly Kljestan Rand Klug James J. Klutnick KMPG Peat Marwick Kimberly Knill Knott s Berry Farm KOCE-TV David W. Koch Luaine K. Koenen Robert Koll Tracy Koolmees Charlotte Kosty Thomas F. Kosuth Ray Krager Richard Kudlik Michael A. Kuhn MaryLynne La Mantia La Quinta High School PTSSO Labor Affiliates, Inc. Lahainaluna High School Lahainaluna High School Milagros Laihee Lake Elsinore Elks Lodge #2591 MaryLynne LaMantia Frances L. Lambert Daniel Lane Larkin Real Estate Michael G. Larsen Lory Larson Stephen L. Larson Dolores A. Lasker Theresa Lavarini Rob Lawson Richard K. Le Blond Johnny Leach Ronald LeBlanc Lee Academy Student Elly Lee Alan Lees G.V. Vic Leipzig Leiserv, Inc./A Brunswick Company Leisure World Art League Leisure World Community Church Jeffrey Lenardson Dale Lendrum Lee J. Leslie Leuzinger High School Daniel Levatino Ronald P. Levin Carl Levine Lawrence J. Levy Jack Lewis GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 25

15 Josie Lewis Lexus of Westminster Lexus Western Area Ty Ley Lido Isle Yacht Club P.J. Linden Diane Lindros Cecile Lindsay Donald A. Lindsay Linda Lindsay Denise C. Link Link, Inc. Nona Linton Jack P. Lipton Lisa Lynn Tucker s Auto John Lister Bao Liu Thomas N. Livengood Robert R. Longpre Cheyenne Lopez Fausto Lopez Pam Lopez Los Alamitos Chapter - Retired Officers Assoc. Los Amigos High School Lisa Loughran Barbara F. Lovell Nancy Lucero Lucky Imports Stephen Ludwig Wil Lugo Gloria Luna Erik W. Lundquist Sara Lundquist Paul H. Lussman Sandra L. Lutz Mylan Luu Dennis P. Lynch Kenneth M. Lynch M & M Nursery, Inc. M.L. Kiishigo Mfg., Co. Michelle K. Ma Marilyn MacAllister Macerich Huntington L. P. Ida M. Machit Anthony Maciel SJ Mackensen MacPherson Enterprises Stella Madrigal Roger S. Magid G. Magnusson Kathy Majeski Makar Properties Frank Maldonado Mancina Family Trust Dean Mancina Janis Mantini Anthony V. Manzo Micheal March Liza K. Mardoyan Marina Basketball Booster Club Kirk B. Maringer Janis Marinier Claudia Markel Daniel Marquez Andrew Mars Jean M. Marsh Robert G. Marshall Christine La Fever Martin Walter Martynec Elise C. Masseling Oleg T. Mategorin Matthew Charles Blek Memorial Scholarship Kathryn Matthews Barbara Mau Jean May Ross W. May Gloria Mayer Jim Mayfield Virginia Mayhew Timothy D. Mayworm Oscar Mazareigo Mazda Jim McAler Charles E. McAvoy Jennifer C. McCann Rene McClane Bruce T. McCleave Gail M. McClory Kim McConnell Rick McCormack Garrett McDonald Thu McDonald Verna McDonald Pamela J. McElroy Gail A. McEneany Brandon McGee Michael J. McGrath Cynthia L. McGuire Tracy McKelvey Kathy L. McKelvie Judith L.P. McLean Maryann McManus Fabienne McPhail Naples Marcia McReynolds Daisy Medina Sherri L. Medina Mina Mehrdady Chuck Melendez Melissa s/world Variety Produce, Inc. James D. Melton Memorial Health Services Gena Merrigan Ghislaine Metcalf Mid Prairie Community School District Midway City Chamber of Commerce Mike McCrary and Associates Louis Mikelson Mike s Tickets Gordon Miles Arnold Miller Bernard O. Miller Donald Miller Jay Miller Tom Miller Mary Ann Mills Mimi s Jewelry, Inc. Joe Minner Lynanne Minton Miss Orange County Pagent Nick Misserville Dewayne Mitchell Robert Mize Vicki A. Mjoen Michelle Moberly Mobile Line Communications Corp. Clarice J. Moersch James S. Moffatt Bill Money Isabel Montero Moon Gate Salon Caroline Moore Gloria Moore Michael Moore Moore s Plumbing Barry Paul Moquin Toshiko Mora David A. Morehouse Virginia Morelock Kristina Morgan Theresa Morgan John Morrison Tim Morrison Miriam Moser Terri B. Moses Jonathan Mosser MountainView Hospital Mr. Slicks Quick Oil N Lube Steven Mucciaro Robert Muir Jennifer Mullens Mary E. Murchison Ron Myhre NAHB Scholarship, Inc. Bert S. Nakayama Beverly M. Nall National Assoc. of Women Const National Charity League, Inc./ Newport Chapter National Football and College Hall of Fame National Pan American Golf David D. Neer Madeline Nelson Mark Nelson Michael J. Nelson Adam R. Nering New Century Title Company Newport Beach Sunrise Rotary Newport Corporation Newport Harbor Educational Newport Harbor Elks Newport Harbor High School PTA Mary Ngo Tuyet T. Ngo Alyssa T. Nguyen Anh Dao Tam Nguyen Christine P. Nguyen Christy Nguyen Dinh Nguyen Divya Nguyen Hai Nguyen Han Nguyen Huy T. Nguyen Jimmy Nguyen Jimmy B. Nguyen Kevin Nguyen Son Nguyen NHBWA Scholarship fund John M. Nielsen Nina Nielson Kathy Niemczyk Linda Nies Nike, Inc. and Affiliates Brett Nitzkowski John Nixon Lurene Noland Lisa Marie Noldan Pamela R. Noldan Juan R. Nomura Robert Nomura Darleen B. Norman Debra Norman North American Phillips North Bend Community Scholarship Fund North Huntington Beach Soccer Club Shervin Nourparvar Michael H. Noyes Elia Nunez Nursing Class of 97 Mary Ann Oberhaus Shannon M. O Connor John D. O Donnell Joyce Ogle Terence O Heany Christina Irvin Oja Jason Oja Greg Oldham Colleen O Lear Teresa O lear-anderson Connie Olson Masako Olson Roger K. Olson Tarin F. Olson Tan Vinh On Donna L. O Neal Jo Ann Ono Cindy Onusz Orange Coast California Council Beta Sigma Phi Orange County - Long Beach Consortium for Nursing Orange County of Realtors Orange County Clinical Research Co., Inc. Orange County Fire Department Benevolent Fund Orange County Firefighters Benevolent Orange County Public Affairs Orange County Register Orange County Sheriff s Department Orange County Youth Motivation Orange County s United Way Orco Block Company Mary E. Orris Rhonda S. Orth Orthopaedic and Spine Care Physical Therapy Anita Osgood Lisa A. Osterman Babak Ostovarpour Chuck Overmyer Clinton L. Owen Herb Owen P.E.O. Scholarships P.O.D.E.R. PAC RIM Container Service, Inc. David Pace Pamela Pacheco Pacific Liberty Bank Christine Padesky Manuel Padilla Palmer Motorcars Enterprises Theodore Palmer Verna M. Palmer Kathleen O. Palmquist Joseph M. Panarisi Robert A. Pankratz Panorama Latino Club Martha Parham Tamara Partridge James T. Pasienski June E. Paterson Peach Tree Consulting, Inc. Elizabeth Pearson Peasley, Aldinger & O Bymachow Hildigard Peconic Louise Pellerin Peninsula Community Susan Pennington Steve Penzes Brian M. Perez Javier Perez-Torres Dolores Perretta Peter George & Company Paula Peters Patricia Peterschick Kelsey C. Peterson Petrospecs BG Julie Ann Pfautz Ngoc Diep Claudette Pham Trung (Marc) Pham Daryl Phillips Teresa Phung James Pierog Pine Hills Community Church, Inc. Myron Pines Frank Pirkel Robert L. Pitts Veronica Pizano PLC, A CA General Partnership (Sea Cliff) Violeta Polar Police Athletic League William Poore Helen Pope Wayne B. Pope Bronco Popovich Poseidon Resources Corporation Jeannie Posey Cheryl Poulsen N. Prasad Primo Powder Coating & Sandblasting Lorraine Prinsky ProCare Tree Service, Inc. Ronald Pryor Public Safety, GWC Dana Putman Shirley R. Pyle Joseph Quarles Quiksilver Catherine Quinlog R.R. Bowker LLC Ronald Radelet Kelly Ringer Radetich Daniel Raimondi Kathleen W. Raines Lea O. Raithel Dorothy Ralphs Anthony Ramirez Esperanza Ramirez Josephine F. Ramirez Roberto Ramirez Steven M. Ramirez Martha Ramm Engle Ramona Valley Lions Club Enriqueta Lopez Ramos Rancho Santiago College Christopher F. Randall Ramon Rangel Joe Raszewski Eloy Ratamal Sharon Ratliffe Rauxa Direct David Ravo Genevieve Ray Raytheon Company Sharon Reck Redlands Community Scholarship Redlands Rotary Club Bobbie J. Reece Gregory A. Reese Don Reichenecker Reliable Wholesale Lumber, Inc. Janet Renaud Research Triangle Inst. Eloy Retamal Louis C. Reyburn Pedro Reyes Gloria L. Reynolds Harvey Reynolds Mike J. Reynolds Sharon Rhodes Judy Ricci Paula Rice John Rich Richard Stevens Cosmetics Parris K. Richard Roy E. Richards Erin Ricketts Ricoh Electronics, Inc. Jacqueline Riese Lene Righeimer Mary K. Riley Rim of the World Communities Scholarship Council Amy Rissi Alton A. Roberson Jennifer Robins Janice Kay Roby Teri Rodenas Scott Roderick Eric Rogers George Rogers Jon Rogers Stewart Rogers Karen Rokes Allan C. Roman Juan Roman Stephen G. Romansky Hilda Rondeau Charmaine K. Rood Josh Rorem Katie Rorem Suzanne H. Rosas Jeffe Rosenblatt Dennis L. Ross William R. Ross Melvin C. Roth Tom Rothwell Jann D. Rowe Marilyn Rowe Rudd Enterprises Peter Rudzwick Victor M. Ruiz Bridget A. Russell Christine E. Russell Robert Oak Russell Paul Rutkowski Char L. Ryan Thomas E. Rybolt Barbara S. Sablan David Sack Saddleback Community College District Saddleback Memorial Medical Center Saint John Bosco High School David Salai Anthon M. Salang Dante G. Salazar Michelle Sambrano Emilee Samtani Davina C. Samuel San Diego County Office of Education Jesse Sanchez Sandalwood Mobilehome Park Santa Ana Board of Education Santa Ana College Santa Ana Police Officers Laina Sato Gregory Savala Kerry A. Sawyer SC Associates Javier Scalini Suzanne Schmaltz Schmidt s Cabinet Co. Scholastic Arts Society Gary Schrader Stephen C. Schrank Thomas L. Schriber Bryon B. Schweitzer Judi G. Schweitzer Scott Harrison Plumbing Robert B. Scott Seacliff Partners Seal Beach Police Department Rosy Sederlin Robert D. Selinger Kristy Selleck Kathleen E. Selleh Michael Sellers Dan Seminario Serrano Inc. DBA El Serranito Carniceria Anna D. Seufert Kathryn L. Sever Dennis Sevilla Ray K. Shackleford Eva Shaffer Scott Shaffer Vida Shajie Marjorie Shane Rischi Sharma Diana F. Sharp Michael R. Shaughnessy Shaw & Associates, L.L.C. Shawnee Tribe Education Assistance Fund Spencer Sheldon Mark Shelgren Shell Western E&P Inc. Terry Shelly Ethelyn Shelor Norma J. Shelton Ron Shenkmanl Bert Shepley Ralph Sherwin Nelson G Shiango Gayle Shiell Susan Shigenaka Lindsey Shill Tom Shine Gary Shrader Vicki Shroyer Gail Shultes Sierra Community College Dist. Richard Sikorski James Silva Phillip M. Silva Glenn Silverii Silveton Union High School District Michael Simmons Michael H. Simons C.L. Simpkins Matthew Simpson Frank M. Singer Ralph Sirek Sisters Alumni of the South Pacific Mary S. Sklar Grace Slater Maureen Sloan Carol J. Smallwood Smart & Final Agnes M. Smith Barbara Smith Elizabeth M. Smith Linda L. Smith Marie Smith Richard M. Smith Scott Smith William W. Smith Mary D. Snedeker Glenda Snyder SO CA Frozen & Refrigerated Foods Council Sociedad Progresista Mexicana Logic Cuahuctemoc 6 Maclyn B. Somers Daniel L. Songster Sons of Italy Western Richard E. Sorenson Soroptimist International of Fallbrook Soroptimist International of Huntington Beach Joe Soto Gloria Souders South Coast Dance Arts Alliance South Whittier School District E. William Sparr Carol L. Speaker Spectrum Auto Solutions, Inc. Speedy Inc. Chuck Spiegel Jerry Spiratos John Spiratos Judith Spisak Sport Chalet, Inc. Jeanne Sprague GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 27

16 Gary Springer Warren Reed Sprinkel Charles Spurgeon St. Brigid Church St. Paul Diocese of San Diego Robert V. Staats Stacey Dukes Design Michael J. Stanley Donald Stanton Star Achievers Dollars for Scholars Starcom Worldwide Marilen Ruth W. Steiger James Stellino Sharon Stellrecht Pat Stephens Virginia Stirling Mary A. Stockard Kathleen J. Strasbaugh Teresa L. Straubinger Strickland Hardwood Flooring, Inc. Alan M. Strizak Sharon Strother Russell Eugene Rex Strother Judith Gay Strother Student Insurance Division Alan D. Sudweeks Sandra Sudweeks Yvonne Suhendra Patty Sullivan Erik Sumen Dennis Sundman Dennis Sundstrom Sunrise Plumbing & Mechanical, Inc. Swain Masonry Paul Swan Philip Swan Melinda D. Swayne Michael J. Sweeney T. & S. Maintenance Steven Michael Taber Taco Bell Taiwan Buddhist Tzu Chi, U.S.A Lisa Ann Takeuchi Talbert Medical Group, Inc. Talvera Family Stephen Y. Tamanaha Target Larry A. Taylor Scott Taylor Paul K. Tayyar tbp/architecture, Inc. TC Appraisal, Inc. TC Cosmotronic, Inc. Christy D. Teague Jim Teeter Max Tehrani Telephone Switch Newsletter Luis Tenorio George J. Tepich Angel R. Terrazas Alejandro Terreno Donald Testa Robert J. Testman The Capital Group Companies, Inc. The Community The Fluor The Norman Jack Wheeler Living Trust The Phillips Family Corporation The Ronald Simon Family The SallieMae Fund The Stellrecht Company Frances C. Thelander Helene Theriault Dave Thiel Jan Thieme John A. Thomas Donna L. Thompson Jim Thompson Lori Thompson Raymond L. Thornhill Jane E. Threadgold Thursday Morning Club of Newport Beach John Tillotson Tilly s Jeffrey Tilzer Timothy s Fine Art & Custom Framing Adriana Titus Togo s Eatery Tom Lorenz Construction Flora Tomoyasu-Plowman Carol L. Tonelli Toye J. Tong Alysson M. Toores Sylvester Topolenski Derek Torley Gretchen Torres John A. Torribio James F. Torromeo Robert M. Toyoda Toyota of Huntington Beach Ruby Thanh Tran Tien Tran Vinh T. Tran Michele Trent Randy Tribolet Tri-County Young American Bowling Alliance Tristan Engineering Contractors, Inc. TriStar Skylights Frederick C. Trueman Patsy Tuma Turlock High School Associated Student Body Turn of the Century Committee/ HBCVB Rebecca M. Turner Twining Laboratories of SO CA UCI Medical Center UCLA Medical Center Richard Ullrich Bill Uncapher Unique Autos United States Government - Department of Navy United States Surfing Federation United Way - California Capital Region United Way of Tri-State US Bank., Private Financial Services USA SPECIALIZED SERVICES, INC. USBC SMART Program Gene Utterback Nancy B. Valencia Fernando O. Valenzuela Yvonne Valenzuela Mike Valles Valley West Financial Insurance Services, Inc. Holly Van Dorn William Van Solingen Sharon Van Valkenburg David J. Vander Broek Kelly Vander Lans Randy Vanderhook Marjorie L. Vandor Greg P. VanVoorhis Blanca Luz Vega John A. Vega Dianne T. Vega-Flecklin Sue Venaas Ventura Youth Correctional Facility Ken Verheyen Vertical Construction, Inc. Mark Vidovich Roberto Villarreal Mark J. Vitug Tuan Anh Vo Marlette Helena Vogel Kym R. Vogen Vogue Salon & Spa Max Vorathavorn John H. Wadhams Wadsworth, Inc. Waimea Hawaiian Civic Club Michael Wain Wal*Mart (West.) Donna Waldfogel Chris Waldheim Al Walin Susan Wall Helen Wallace Mary Wallace Nina Wallace Sarah B. Wallbank William H. Walt Damian Walters Valerie Wannall Mark Ward Howard Warner Mary Warren John Washington Robert H. Wass Norman Watson Wearable Art Connection Lee Weber Carol Webster Lenore A. Weil Elaine J. Weinberg Wellesley Income Fund Katy Wells Barbara F. Welton Richard C. Wemmer Judith Wendt West Auto Body Allee J. West Douglas M. West Westates Automotive Promotions Westcoast Litho Western Pacific Capital, Inc. Westminister Police Officers Westminster Lanes Westwood Insurance Agency Wet Seal S. Thomas Wheatley David P. Wheeler Jerry Wheeler Chuck Whitchurch Ann M. White Anne H. White Gary R. White Sandy Whiteside Trudi Whittemore Thomas J. Wicke Mark P. Wiedemann Joanne Wilbur Jeff Wilkerson Brandee Williams Douglas W. Williams Lawrence F. Williams Neomia B. Willmore Donna E. Willoughby Jeanette Wilson Sean Wilson Grover C. Wimberly Grace H. Winchell Norma J. Winn Stanley R. Winter Jacki Wirta Paul Wisner Jack L. Witlin Carrol Wolf Sig Wolf Taffy Lynn Wolf John M. Wolfe Julie A. Wolfe Orson Paul Wong Shirley J. Woodward William Woody Woodward Florence J. Woolbright Ron Wootton William P. Workman World Supply Incorporated World Variety Produce, Inc. Worldwide Executive Group William Worthen A. E. Worthington Nancy K. Wyckoff Yan Can Cook Susan Yandle Richard Yarosh Leland Yee Joyce Yokoyama Cecil L. Young Donald J. Young James R. Young Youth Development, Inc. Youth Fund of Southern California Sophearoath Yuk Han Yun Phyllis A. Zack Zack s Pier Plaza Daphna Zago Joseph M. Zagorski Lee M. Zarasua Joe Zavala Mark T. Zielinski Andrew Zimbaldi Zurich American Insurance Company Scholarships and Awards Since 1986, the Golden West College has processed over $6,700,000 million for student scholarships. Each scholarship application involves a process of review by scholarship committees who select the recipients based upon individual scholarship criteria. At the Scholarships and Awards Ceremony held last May, scholarships worth $409,000 were awarded to 376 GWC students. The Scholarships and Awards Ceremony recognizes both the scholarship recipients and the donors who support them. The ceremony is held annually at the college Scholarships & Awards Recipients The following Scholarships and Awards were awarded to GWC Students at the May 2014 Ceremony. Academic Senate Scholarship Maria Rechetnikova Alan D. Rowe Memorial Digital Arts Scholarship Ashley Mellor Alpha Gamma Sigma Honor Society Scholarship Beatriz Huesca Thuy Nguyen Lizbett Rodriguez Alumni Seacliff on the Green and Weiser Lock Scholarship Catheryne Le American of University Women (AAUW) Westminster/Fountain Valley/Huntington Beach - Joy Martineau Memorial Scholarship Marjorie Enright American of University Women (AAUW) - Westminster/Fountain Valley/Huntington Beach - Lucy Horner Memorial Scholarship Jessica Lopez American of University Women (AAUW) - Shirley Pyle Memorial Scholarship Vanessa Aragon American of University Women (AAUW) - Westminster/Fountain Valley/Huntington Beach Scholarship Sheri Hedgecock American Legion Auxiliary Unit 327 Scholarship James Chavis Carolina Ramirez Aminoil, C.B. Hill and Dennis F. Roughton Memorial Science Scholarship Seong-Jin Kim Anita June Duncan Memorial Nursing Scholarship Angela Althoff Michelle Clark Stephanie Gautreau Meghann Gravely Margaret McGurr Melody Sierra Ann Tyree Nursing Scholarship Allison Stephenson Anniversary Scholarship Katharine Pavloff ASGWC Perpetual Scholarship Brandon Alvarado Jacob Anderson Celestina Brenton Daniel Bravo Duy Minh Bui Evelyn Caballero Chau Chau Hugo Cholula Gabriela Cotociu Brittany Davis Ly Do Kiley Dunn Vallemond German Eric Green Soledad Hernandez Beatriz Huesca Serene Janes-Taylor Mitchell Jimenez Yael Jimenez Catheryne Le Quang Ly Peter Marquez Nikolai Maynard Margaret McGurr Kyle Murphy Magie Nguyen Vong Nguyen Katharine Pavloff Phuong Phan Trang Phan Maria Rechetnikova Paris Riley Avrina Ririe Lizbett Rodriguez Alese Tierney Cynthia Torres Huy Tran Tam Tran Jenna Voight Patrick Woo-Sam Assistance League of Huntington Beach Cornelia Albeanu Kairalyn Minesci Chelsea Andreoni Kelly Morrison Cassandra Cotarelo Edgar Munoz Taylor Cox Jimmy Nguyen Nathan Falangas Tien Nguyen Angelic Fennessey Beth Paulsen Susan Grafton Elena Pearson Greg Gufstafson Mary Phan Shawn Hampston Sarah Pinkerton Jonathan Hehl Linda Presson Katarina Hier Jennifer Robertson Megan Jordan Dany Thor Rachelle King Nicole Torres Elizabeth Larson Elizabeth Upson Elizabeth Lyford Adriana Vega Julia May Sabrina West Kaylin Miller Jill Winchell Jenelle Bader, Region Manager, Local Public Affairs, Southern California Edison with recipients of the Southern California Edison Stem Scholarship GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 29

17 Augusta Barker Nursing Scholarship Christina Carrillo Megan Jordan Casandra Cotarelo Elena Pearson Leigh Gardner Axel Family Scholarship Sarah Wickstrom Ayjay & Nancy Wilson Music Scholarship Joseph Long Nguyen Bernard Gilpin Merit Scholarship for Physics Seong-Jin Kim Tam Tran Bill and Ruth M. Brazney Memorial Scholarship Mackenzie Brewster Kiley Dunn Bonnie and Radford Robinson Memorial Scholarship Kaitlin Brnovich Soledad Hernandez Chelsea Brown Bruce Miller Catherine Bui Ashley Moore Jesus Equihua Mai Vo Mondana Golpagoon California Community Colleges Scholarship Endowment OSHER Scholarship Jean Louis Bru Duc Nguyen Leilani Casino Huyen Nguyen Gabriela Cotociu Quyen Nguyen Huan Dai Vong Nguyen Aia Hawari Kimberly Phan Ivan Hermosillo Trang Phan Kevin Ho Matthew Pugh Dat Hoang Scott Salling Anh Le Melody Sierra Thao Le Tam Tran Mark Little Truong Tran Shawn Merwin Phu Trieu Martin Meseer Mai Vo C.A.R.E. Scholarship Cheyenne Ranslem Carol Dooley Scholarship Jennifer Brady Margaret McGurr Carolyn Taft Face Memorial Scholarship Alese Tierney Clara Barton Chapter, NSDAR Scholarship Sarah Pinkerton Cora Mora Moreno Memorial Cosmetology Scholarship Miki Kanemura Cari Santos Costa Mesa Women s Club Kim Brussaeu Cupadicot Award Beatriz Huesca Maria Rechetnikova Dan Wiseman Memorial Scholarship Trent Roberts David F. Anthony Memorial Scholarship Joseph Long Nguyen Dawn Hammond Memorial Scholarship Tien Nguyen Diana Carmel Lone Cypress Award Brenda Pham Phu Trieu Dominic Scolaro Memorial Scholarship April Tarrosa Don & Doris Randol Memorial Scholarship Hugo Cholula Dr. Americo Lopez-Rodriguez Scholarship Gustavo Martinez Lizbett Rodriguez Dr. Fred J. Owens Memorial Scholarship Mackenzie Bonk Berton Payton Lauren Vosseler Dr. James Thornton Scholarship Jake McDowell Dr. Kenneth D. Yglesias Scholarship Chau Chau Dr. Max Lechtman Nursing Student Memorial Scholarship Elizabeth Larson Dr. Philip Westin Scholarship Helen Nguyen Dr. William Carpenter Scholarship Michelle Clark Dr. William Stanley Memorial Scholarship Yen Nguyen Ebell Club of Newport Beach Scholarship Cari Downing Stephanie Vo Edith Marie Bell Strother Scholarship Sarah Wickstrom Edward J. Mulder (HAIA) and Pop Mulder Memorial Scholarship James Kathrein Elizabeth Spencer Memorial Tutorial Scholarship Eduardo Ayala ENCORE: Students Preparing for 2nd Career Scholarship Jennifer Brady Elena Pearson Susan Grafton Brittany Tuohy Elisabeth Larson Jill Winchell English Emeritus Faculty Scholarship Anthony Correa Aia Hawars Kimberly Phan Ernie Moersch Memorial Scholarship Vallemond German Jake McDowell ESPERANZA Scholarship Lizbett Rodriguez Joe Venegas III Extended Opportunity Program & Services (EOP&S) Scholarship Mirvais Aminy Vong Nguyen Avrina Ririe Fred Garcia Scholarship Jacob Anderson Fred Hoover Memorial Scholarship Michael Farris Fountain Valley Chamber of Commerce Scholarship Brittany Tuohy Gary L. Parsons Memorial Scholarship Daniel Choi Leigh Gardner Matthew Kessler Marta Quiroz Rios Gladys Lavoie Scholarship Mirvais Aminy Graphic Arts Faculty and Gerald Volpe Memorial Scholarship Kristi Perrotta GWC Scholarship Chelsea Andreoni Leilani Casino Susan Grafton Tien Nguyen GWC, Garden Grove Hospital Guild and Robert Rhomberg Memorial Nursing Scholarship Taylor Cox GWC General Scholarship Brandon Alvarado Janet Chavarria Marjorie Enright Juan Luque Harbor Beach Division 77 Scholarship of the California Retired Teachers Award Amanda Manion Herman R. Tate Memorial Scholarship Kayla Crocco Jeannette Faber Victoria Meuter-Montijo Roman Osorno Huntington Beach Art League Scholarship Jessica Lopez Huntington Beach Company Scholarship Brittany Davis Huntington Beach Host Lions Club Scholarship Daniel Choi Huntington Harbour Art Scholarship Anna Marie Badua Independent Latin@ Student Scholarship (I.L.S.A.) Lizbett Rodriguez Instructional Planning Team Eduardo Ayala Huan Dai Loi Nguyen April Tarrosa Jacqueline F. and Leland A. Parker Scholarship Megan Jordan James Jordan Nursing Student Scholarship Cornelia Albeanu Lea Houlette Jessica Bartlett Courtney Hudson Josephine Carpini Rachelle King Jillian Clarke Elizabeth Lyford Lynn Cothrell Julia May Lindsay Dage Edgar Munoz Karisa Gaston Linda Nguyen Tigesti Haile Mary Phan Shawn Hampton Kari Sherwood Jonathan Hehl Nicole Torres James Pierce Memorial Scholarship Bruce Miller Jerry H. McGaugh Scholarship Mitchell Jimenez Jesse and Lois Garinger Memorial Scholarship Billy Pratt John and Sheila Wordes Scholarship Brandon Alvarado John Warner Hopkins, Ron Quigley/O Neill Sportswear and Mary L. Wise Memorial Fine Arts Scholarship Jessica Lopez Judith Valles Scholarship Robert Thacker Judy and Ron Shenkman Scholarship Carla Contreras Karen Glines Memorial Tutorial Scholarship Tam Tran Kim Pascoe ASL Mentor Scholarship Krysten Bernardo Kris and Joe Lightman Business Scholarship Huan Dai Las Damas Ruth Chisler Memorial Scholarship Phuong Phan Leisure World Woman s Club of Seal Beach Auto Technology Scholarship Jessica Johnson Leisure World Women s Club of Seal Beach Nursing Scholarship Kim Brussaeu LeRoy J. Hedge Memorial Scholarship Jenna Voight Little Saigon Scholarship Magie Nguyen Lloyd Hamilton Campus Life Award Daniel Bravo Lowell E. Karre Memorial Scholarship Davis Kimayo Katherine Hoa Nguyen Marjorie Shane Memorial Scholarship Carla Contreras Mark Johnson, Homer Roughton and Bruce Williams Memorial English Scholarship Paris Riley Thu B. Trinh Mary Hornbuckle Scholarship Sabrina West Mary Ross Bryan Memorial Scholarship Susan Grafton MED DESIGNS Theater Arts Scholarship Mikayla Richards Mildred Anderson Memorial Scholarship Chau Chau Norma Brandel Gibbs Scholarship Vivian McGrath Lee Norma Nisco Memorial Nursing Scholarship Kim Brusseau Lynn Cothrell Norman Karkut Memorial Scholarship Tam Tran Orange County Fine Arts: An of Artists Scholarship Duc Nguyen Orsini Family Scholarship Kimberly Phan Patrons Founders Scholarship Gabriel Iya Patrons Monarch Scholarship Nathan Falangas Kevin Ho Patrons Nursing Alumni Scholarship Adriene Encinas Patrons Past Presidents Scholarship Clarice Nakata Patrons Veterans Scholarship Garrett Rice Hiep Tran Paul and June Cope Memorial Scholarship Eduardo Ayala Post 9-11 Combat Veterans Scholarship Matthew Kessler R. Dudley Boyce and Mary T. Boyce Memorial Scholarship Christopher Abi Nader An Nguyen Kendra Brooks Ana Rodriguez Tony Mcelroy Daniela Rodriguez R. Dudley Boyce Outstanding Student Award Trang Phan Ralston Scholarship Tung Nguyen ReYCarr Mathematics Scholarship Thuy Nguyen Robert J. Cassens Memorial Music Scholarship Clayton L. Kraus Robert J. McCausland, Norman E. Rich, and Michael & Teresa Smith-Meighan Memorial Music Scholarship Mary Frances Conover Robin Lynne Bennett Memorial Scholarship Helen Nguyen Roscoe E. Lancaster Memorial Scholarship Garret Forsyth Sandy Bonneau Memorial Scholarship Lauren Vosseler SchoolsFirst Federal Credit Union Worthy Student Award Erica Siepker Sherry Griswold Memorial Scholarship Justin Chappell Victoria Henning Haley Pearson Shirley L. Haas, Ed.D., A.I.F.D. Memorial Scholarship Alyssa Dyer Silver Anchor Auxiliary Scholarship Michelle Clark Jana Mohler Angela Marchia Melody Sierra Margaret McGurr Siracusa Family Scholarship Vivien McGrath Lee Oanh Nguyen Brenda Pham Jose Regalado Smith/Krape Memorial Scholarship Jennifer Brady Alexandra Castillo Chelsea De Carvalho Fonseca Social Sciences Department Scholarship Maria Rechetnikova Soroptimist International of Huntington Beach, and Jean Turner Memorial Scholarship Dan Bourland Sommer Clark Brooklyn Paxson Southern California Edison STEM (Science, Technology, Engineer and Math) Scholarship Lupita Amaton Tram Nguyen Adam Breaux Vi Nguyen Jean Louis Bru Nicole Reames Khai Dang Avrina Ririe Ly Do Joshua Robles Eric Green An Ta Raneem Hawari Ron Thompson Phat Hoang Robert Thacker An Le Truong Tran Thao Le Julie Vu Doan Nguyen Speech Communication and June Roughton Hopkins Communication Scholarship Yael Jimenez Stacy Bryan Student Director Scholarship Mikayla Richards Student Success for Single Parents Scholarship Antonia Hernandez Ashley Mellor Tennyson & Booth Nursing Scholarship Beth Paulsen Marta Quiroz Rios Theater Arts Scholarship Luke Pena Tony Dempsey Memorial Scholarship Phuong Phan Venner Farley Excellence in Nursing Scholarship Jill Winchell VFW Huntington Beach Memorial Post #11548 Scholarship Matthew Kessler Vida Greer-Martin Life Is Good Memorial Scholarship Martin Meseer Brenda Pham Vida Greer-Martin Outstanding Student Writer Scholarship Kyle Handrahan Vietnamese Student Award and Thomas M. Kane Memorial Scholarship Jean Louis Bru Julie Vu Virginia Alleman Memorial Scholarship Ashley Moore Waltmar Scholarship Cari Downing Mitchell Jimenez Sara Equihua Martin Meseer Alondra Garcilazo Matthew Muggia Ivan Hermosillo Melissa Nguyen Stephanie Holstein Tran Tran William Bumm Memorial Scholarship Joe Venegas III Winifred and Harry Galles Scholarship Young J. Kim Loi T. Nguyen Wm. Boyed Hudnall Memorial Scholarship Joshua Robles Woman s Club of Seal Beach Scholarship Stephanie Holstein GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 31

18 Ways to Support Golden West College Whether you are looking to make a gift now or planning for future giving through bequests in your will, IRA or retirement accounts, charitable annuities or trusts, the Office at Golden West College can help. Please contact us at (714) or [email protected] for more information. Gifts of Cash Gifts of Cash (cash, checks or credit card) are always welcome and can be designated by the Donor as to their use or can be left up to the College to use them where most needed. These gifts can be of an endowed, temporarily restricted or unrestricted nature. Gifts of Real Estate Gifts of appreciated real estate provide you with an immediate tax deduction and capital gains tax savings. Real estate donations can be made immediately or through your will or living trust. Donors can also make a tax-deductible current gift of their home while continuing to live in and enjoy it for their lifetimes with a gift of retained life interest. Gifts of Personal Property Almost any form of property, such as works of art, antiques and other personal items can be a suitable charitable gift. Gifts of Intellectual Property Gifts of intellectual property such as copyrights, patents, royalties, licenses, and technical data are welcome. The tax and legal provisions that govern these gifts vary according to the type of property. I would like to take this opportunity to thank the Board of Directors for their time and resources and our donors and community members for their generous support. Golden West College has a profound impact on the lives of its students and the Communities it serves. The strives to support the vital resources that empower our students to realize their potential as individuals and as professionals in our community. Thank you all for making student success a priority with your continuing support. I am privileged to work with such an enthusiastic, professional board and to represent Golden West College in the community. Gifts of Stocks or Bonds For information on how to make a gift to the Golden West College through transfer of stocks or bonds, please call the GWC Office at The taxable benefits of gifting appreciated securities may be substantial. Gifts by Wills or Living Trusts Gifts made by will or through a revocable living trust may result in estate tax savings and can be established to enhance an endowed fund that will honor the donor or loved one in perpetuity, establish a named or memorial fund, designate an area of the College you wish to support, or leave it up to the College to use the gift where it is most needed. Bruce Berman Director, and Community Relations Gifts of Life Income There are many types of planned gifts for those interested in making significant gifts while enjoying increased income and an immediate charitable deduction. This type of gift includes Charitable Remainder Trusts, Pooled Income Funds, and Charitable Gift Annuities. Other deferred gifts include Life Insurance and Retirement Plans. Charitable Lead Trusts A Charitable Lead Trust can provide immediate cash gifts from the trust income to the college for a stated period of years. After that time, the appreciated assets return to you, or transfer tax-free to your heirs. Matching Gifts Many employers participate in a matching gifts program that can double, triple or quadruple your gift to GWC. Donors receive full credit for their matching gifts for the purposes of recognition and benefits. Just ask your company s personnel office for a matching gifts form, fill it out and send it in with your contribution. We ll take it from there. Other types of gifts not listed There are many additional ways to support GWC. If you have questions about giving personal property, appreciated securities, gifts in kind, or by any other means, please contact the GWC. For more information about any of the Ways to Support GWC please contact the Golden West College at (714) Golden West College is a 501(c)(3). Contributions to the are tax deductible. Tax I.D.# GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION Goldenwest Street, Huntington Beach, CA (c)(3) Tax ID Golden West College Wes Bryan, President Janet Houlihan, Vice President, Student Life and Administrative Services Omid Pourzanjani, Ed.D., Vice President, Instruction and Student Learning Coast Community College District Board of Trustees David A. Grant; Mary L. Hornbuckle; Jim Moreno; Jerry Patterson; Lorraine Prinsky, Ph.D.; Alex Parkin, Student Trustee Tom K. Harris, Ed.D., Interim Chancellor GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 33

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