The mission ofthe Kappa Delta Foundationis to secure funds for the educational, leadership and charitable purposes of Kappa Delta Sorority.

We wish to express our sincere thanks to our sister and immediate past Foundation Chairman, Bonnie Purvis Warren. Bonnie’s passion for KD and her inspired leadership carved a path that will lead to continued successes in support of the Kappa Delta Foundation mission.

Your investment in KD through the foundation epitomizes your commitment to our current and future sisters and is a true act of support and friendship — yes, one of the sweetest gi�s life can bring.

As sisters and as friends, most importantly, we must continue to support one another.

In our KD,

Beth Martin LangfordChairman, Kappa Delta Foundation

Pamela NixExecutive Director, Kappa Delta Sorority and Foundation

“By seeking the honorable and beautiful things, I have found myself a more successful student and well-rounded individual. I found the con�dence to involve myself in new activities within and outside of Kappa Delta.”kelsey millerbeta upsilon-susquehanna2017 corre anding stegall

collegiate leadership award recipient

For a full listing of scholarships and recipients, see pp. 10-12;for a full listing of 2016 Corre Award recipients, see p. 17.

bright, innovative kappa delta women

will not only shape the future of the

sorority, they will shape the future of

the world when it comes to the

important issuesof our time.

To have a friend to love is to have one of the sweetest gi�s life can bring. When sisters talk about their KD friendships, they talk about support.

The Kappa Delta Foundation supports our sisterhood one woman at a time. Through your generous gi�s, the foundation supports our sisterhood by:

• Building strong, condent chapter, campus and community leaders through customized local and national leadership training;

• Helping students pursue their education through undergraduate and graduate scholarships;

• Preparing members for successful careers by providing opportunities for professional development;

• Promoting philanthropy at the local and national levels.

As you review this report and celebrate what we have achieved together, we must look ahead and anticipate the evolving needs of our sisterhood. We must understand and address the challenges our newest members face, equip them with what they need and prepare them for success in college and beyond graduation.

“I have grown as a con�dent leader and a con�dent woman because of Kappa Delta.”sarah michaelbeta rho-san diego state

The Sara and Melissa Beta Rho Memorial Scholarship was established in 2016 by alumnae, collegians, parents and friends of Sara Stelzer and Melissa Kennon, two Beta Rho-San Diego State sisters who passed to Chapter Eternal in fall 2014.

Sara and Melissa are remembered by their Beta Rho sisters for their high academic standards, supportive nature and unwavering dedication to the Open Motto, ‘Let us strive to attain that which is honorable, beautiful, highest’.

This scholarship will be rst awarded for the 2018-2019 academic year. The rst recipient is Sarah Michael, a Beta Rho sister who demonstrates superior academic abilities as well as the similar exceptional qualities of her two beloved KD sisters. Originally from Snohomish, Washington, Sarah is a communications major with a minor in leadership.

“I am motivated to excel because you chose to invest in me through this scholarship ... I am proud to be a part of an organization that promotes true friendship, holds us to the highest standards and encourages us to incorporate the values of Kappa Delta in our lives.”

philanthropy*

• Girl Scouts National Young Women of Distinction scholarships

• KiDs grants• Condence U grants• American Association of Orthopaedic

Surgery research grant• Children’s Hospital of Richmond at VCU

grant• Alumnae Crisis grants

$178,390

We work toward a mission to build condence and inspire women to action. With the growth we experience every year, we count on sisters like you to help our members reach their full potential.

In 2016/2017, 74 scholarships totaling $147,900 were awarded, providing our sisters with the means necessary to complete their undergraduate and graduate degrees.

Through local and national trainings, Kappa Delta women across the country received custom leadership training which develops them as leaders within their chapters and nurtures skills they will use far beyond their collegiate years.

More than 27,000 people in our local communities were impacted by philanthropic grants provided by the Kappa Delta Foundation during 2016/2017.

*Kappa Delta collegiate and alumnae chapters raise funds annually to support the prevention of child abuse. Of the funds raised, 80 percent is donated to local child abuse prevention agencies and 20 percent is donated to Prevent Child Abuse America. In 2016/2017, Kappa Deltas donated $497,985 to Prevent Child Abuse America. This number is not included in the total above.

At scal year-end, assets under management totaled more than$ 29.5 million. These funds are invested under the prudent stewardship of our professional advisors and our nance and investment committees. Working in conjunction with our advisors, the Investment committee reviews our portfolio performance regularly with the objective of providing a steady stream of spending in support of the foundation’s mission, preserving the real purchasing power of the assets in perpetuity and maintaining or growing the portfolio assets a�er adjusting for spending, fees and in�ation.

education

Undergraduate and Graduate scholarships

$147,900

leadership

• Corre Anding Stegall Collegiate Leadership Awards

• Biennial National Convention• Sexual assault and hazing prevention• Leadership Development Consultant program• Chapter Advisory Board training• Archives and historic preservation• Undergraduate Interfraternity Institute• Orthopaedic research internship• George O’Kee�e Art and Leadership

internship

$278,719

The Kappa Delta Foundation receives, on average, seven times more applications than it has available scholarships. Help our sisters pursue their degrees by giving the gi� of scholarship.

“Your generosity has helped lighten

the �nancial burden. I am now

able to focus more on my education. I hope one day I will

be able to give back to the community

and give scholarships to

other Kappa Deltas. I want to help them achieve their goals

just like you have done for me.”

shannon reahlthea theta-rhode island

undergraduate scholarship recipient

“As a current doctoral student, my research interest focuses on the intersection of educational leadership, equity and issues of social justice. This scholarship will allow me to focus on completing my capstone project and is further a�rmation that I am working toward something that will bene�t more than just me. I will uphold the legacy of this award and pay it forward.”jami hornbuckledelta tau-morehead state2017 graduate scholarship recipient

to create a scholarship in your name or in the name of a loved one, contact the foundation to learn more about our one-time, multi-year and endowment gift options.

The cost of tuition continues to rise. As a result, students are graduating with alarming amounts of debt, some lasting decades. To lighten the burden and inspire our sisters to continue pursuing undergraduate and graduate degrees, the Kappa Delta Foundation awarded $147,900 in scholarships.

undergraduate scholarship recipients:

alberta e. scott scholarship Courtney DeVore, Sigma Epsilon-Texas

beth martin langford scholarship Elizabeth Mulina, Epsilon Alpha-

Missouri Science & Technology

bette chisholm riker beta pi scholarships

Sophia Anagnostis, Beta Pi-FloridaPayton DeAndrea, Beta Pi-Florida

bonnie purvis warren scholarship Lori Wallace, Alpha Chi-Louisiana Tech

dorothy ramage scholarship Madison Kaufman, Alpha Chi-

Louisiana Tech

elizabeth banta mueller scholarships

Annie Carlisle, Alpha Chi-Louisiana TechLeah Strope, Alpha Mu-MississippiMallie Imbler, Alpha Mu-Mississippi

erma metz brown scholarshipsAshley Lawson, Delta Mu-NewberrySandra Mo�tt, Gamma Omicron-Wayne

StateAmanda Jackson, Beta Zeta-South

Carolina

ernestine l. newman scholarshipChristina Sego, Delta Gamma-Western

Kentucky

founders scholarshipsMadeleine Breaux, Gamma Kappa-

Louisiana/LafayetteKathryn Norungolo, Gamma Delta-East

Tennessee State

Vieno Carter, Eta Kappa-NortheasternNathaly Trujillo, Eta Beta-Bradley

frank & violet koken scholarshipSamantha Dean, Sigma Kappa-Ohio

State

grace follmer/helen follmer lutz scholarships

Laura DiRienzo, Epsilon Rho-RochesterEmily Gillenwater, Zeta Omega-

Memphis

grayce chase scholarshipWendi Wang, Sigma Pi-Albion

helen lawrence grygiel scholarshipSarah Steranka, Sigma Iota-Washington

jean tucker stradley scholarshipBrinkley Henry, Gamma Psi-Delta State

new scholarships endowed in 2016-17:

• Dot Mears Undergraduate Scholarship

• Tricia Ruma Spence Graduate Scholarship

• Sara and Melissa Beta Rho Scholarship

• Lula Walker Alpha Pi Scholarship • Lula Walker Accounting

Scholarship• Bonnie Purvis Warren Scholarship

2016-2017

2016-2017

jean tucker stradley pi chapter scholarship

Laura Springer, Pi-Nebraska

jody corry scholarshipRachel Wood, Delta Iota-Murray State

kentucky kim flood ryan spirit scholarship

Allie Anstead, Eta Eta-Northern Kentucky

lydia barousse scholarshipAllison Staats, Beta Mu-Bowling Green

State

m. amanda gordon scholarshipsHallie Gillam, Alpha Mu-MississippiGabrielle Casey, Zeta Gamma-ArkansasEmily Brock, Sigma Phi-Georgia

margaret budd haemer scholarshipGrace Shike, Zeta Gamma-Arkansas

marilyn mock scholarshipAlexandra Neltner, Beta Mu-Bowling

Green State

marilyn sanderson thompson scholarship

Juliette Dean, Phi Epsilon-Colorado State

marion day mullins scholarshipShannon Reahl, Theta Theta-Rhode

Island

mary atkins hanna scholarshipSarah Head, Alpha Chi-Louisiana Tech

minnie mae prescott kappa delta staff risk management scholarship

Carlee Luttrell, Nu-Oklahoma State

mississippi scholarshipMary Parker, Mu-Millsaps

muriel johnstone scholarshipsEmily Conklin, Eta Iota-PaceEmily Perrotta, Epsilon Tau-Clemson

myrtle mae comer-loy sigma upsilon scholarship

Shannon Mills, Sigma Upsilon-Indiana

pam barton staples scholarshipPayton Schenck, Eta Kappa-

Northeastern

phyllis m. meisner kappa delta president’s risk management scholarship

Ashleigh Rauner, Nu-Oklahoma State

reed & gloria penington scholarship

Lauren Abbott, Gamma Gamma-High Point

rose-marie garcia anderson beta tau scholarships

Andrea Liberman, Beta Tau-Vanderbilt Catherine Sununu, Beta Tau-Vanderbilt

rose-marie garcia anderson gamma nu scholarships

Julia Emery, Gamma Nu-Miami/OhioMaggie Cunningham, Gamma

Nu-Miami/Ohio

ruth rouse dolberg scholarshipMary Maddalena, Alpha Alpha-

Michigan State

sarah davies kravik scholarshipMalia Moreland, Sigma Tau-

Washington State

sue johnson ernest memorial texas alumnae scholarship

Chloe Hawkins-DeCaire, Gamma Beta- North Texas

vada may corkery state of washington scholarship

Hannah Gavin, Sigma Iota-Washington

virginia cowan pierson eta alpha scholarship

Emily Perez, Eta Alpha-Texas A&M/ College Station

virginia cowan pierson mu scholarship

Lauren Gaddie, Mu-Millsaps

wesley h. and marybel r. flint butler alpha kappa scholarship

Natalie Olmos, Alpha Kappa-Oregon State

graduate scholarship recipients:

alpha chi chapter graduate scholarship

Shelby Sylvester, Alpha Chi-Louisiana Tech

alumna grant for continuing education scholarship

Jordan Arnswald, Zeta Zeta-Cal State/ San Bernardino

barbara gibson froemming scholarship

Raeann Hanlon, Sigma Sigma-Iowa State

dorothea b. cavin scholarshipsKatherine Calvert, Sigma Upsilon-

IndianaChandler Hendrix, Delta Mu-Newberry

helen a. snyder scholarshipAli Szemanski, Lambda-Northwestern

herff jones graduate fellowshipMargaret Chenault, Zeta Alpha-Texas

Tech

janice e. arnett continuing education scholarship

Mette Flynt, Beta Epsilon-Tulsa

janice e. arnett graduate scholarships

Stevie Cantrell, Mu-MillsapsBrannon Smith, Epsilon Pi-Virginia

Tech

janice e. arnett scholarship for leadership & volunteerism

Bailey Rainey, Eta Alpha-Texas A&M/ College Station

jessie palmiter berry graduate scholarships

Brittany Donahue, Alpha Kappa- Oregon State

Crystal Marchese, Alpha Kappa-Oregon State

kailash, mona & anila jain scholarship

Makayla Uebelhor, Alpha Xi-Louisville

mindy sopher scholarshipJami Hornbuckle, Delta Tau-Morehead

State

minnie mae prescott scholarshipAmanda Blount, Gamma Epsilon-

Florida Southern

muriel johnstone scholarshipMadeleine Toups, Sigma Epsilon-Texas

tricia ruma spence graduate scholarship

Emily Carothers, Pi-Nebraska

volunteer scholarshipAbbie Sadler, Nu-Oklahoma State

winifred hill boyd graduate scholarship

Allegra Gigstad, Sigma Gamma-Kansas State

“The sorority played a large role in the professional woman I have become. Attending graduate school is a conscious decision for me to strive for that which is honorable, beautiful and highest. Were it not for the Kappa Delta Foundation, doing so with �nancial stability would not have been possible.”stevie cantrelmu-millsaps2017 graduate scholarship recipient

Kappa Delta must remain relevant, providing education and leadership training that addresses topics faced by today’s collegiate and alumnae members. Together, we actively support programs and initiatives that build con�dence and inspire action in our Kappa Delta sisters from every chapter.

Bystander intervention, sexual violence prevention, hazing prevention and healthy relationships are important issues facing our college campuses. Kappa Delta has provided a Social Essentials Guide which educates our members on these topics by providing important information and tips that members and advisors can access electronically by computer or cell

phone. Kappa Delta is also a member of the It’s On Us Greek Leadership Council, a forum for fraternities and sororities across the country to share best practices and resources for preventing sexual assault. These programs, as well as the Hazing Hotline, are supported by grants from the foundation.

The Kappa Delta Social Essentials Guide was created to focus collegian attention on optimizing social and personal relationships in college and beyond. Kappa Delta encourages its members to assess the role they play in the lives of others and to feel empowered in addressing issues facing today’s women.

feedback from the social essentials guide post- assessment:

1. Do you feel that the Healthy Relationships workshop was benecial for you?

“I liked being able to discuss this topic openly with my sisters and �nd that we had very similar ideas and to know my sisters will always look out for me.”

2. What are your major takeaways from this workshop?

“You will never regret taking a sister out of a bad situation.”

NOTE: Kappa Delta sent surveys before and a�er the release of the Social Essentials Guide. 1,355 member responses were received from the pre-assessment, while 290 member responses were received from the post-assessment. The charts depicted below represent members’ responses to whether they ‘strongly agreed’ with each prompt.

“Serving as a leadership development consultant has forever changed my life. Professionally, I developed endless transferable skills in so many areas including leadership, organization and self-reliance, which I will continue to use throughout my career. Personally, I experienced our KD sisterhood across the country and I am so thankful for those relationships.” kate shade, eta phi-boston, ldc 2016/2017

More than 800 alumnae and collegians from across the country attended the 62nd Biennial National Convention in Phoenix, Arizona. The KD Foundation provided funding for three general sessions, each focusing on building personal and professional success: The KD Entrepreneur Panel, Embracing Everyday Diversity and Empowering the Female Spirit. Additionally, the foundation funded breakout sessions focused on building condence, professional development, nancial responsibility and education on sexual assault awareness and hazing prevention.

“I loved every break out session. It was fascinating to learn about various skills and concepts applicable to our college years. The motivational speakers were inspiring with such strong messages.”2017 national convention evaluation survey, anonymous response

Members of the National Headquarters sta�, leadership development consultants provide guidance to Kappa Deltas across the country by aiding in their leadership development, social and academic success,

philanthropic e�orts and member well-being to ensure an experience that benets our sisters both personally and professionally. In 2016/2017, 17 consultants visited 164 chapters.

The foundation provides funding for training to help local advisors develop skills that equip them to e�ectively manage chapter challenges and mentor collegians. Topics covered include con�ict resolution,

mental health and wellness, sexual assault, communication and presentation skills — skills that transfer to their own personal development and professional success.

The foundation’s archives displays, located at National Headquarters, preserve artifacts and create awareness of the leadership, educational and charitable initiatives of

Kappa Delta throughout our 120-year history. Displays feature a timeline of foundation programs and initiatives and artifacts from our national philanthropies.

UIFI and the internships o�ered through the foundation give our sisters a competitive edge when applying to graduate school or in their search of a job. Contact the foundation for more information about a named sponsorship for a student attending one of these programs.

Named for former National President Corre Anding Stegall, these awards, along with a college scholarship, are presented each year to the top echelon of Kappa Delta student leaders. Selection is based on high academic performance and exemplary leadership within the chapter, on campus and in the community. This award is the highest individual honor Kappa Delta gives to undergraduate members.

The recipients are:

Jacqueline Boggs, Beta Epsilon- Tulsa

Tayler Bowen, Beta Nu-Toledo

Annie Carlisle, Alpha Chi- Louisiana Tech

Julie Dickerson, Eta Alpha-Texas A&M/College Station

Jessica Edgar, Epsilon Iota-MissouriMeredith Ellis, Epsilon Tau-

ClemsonMarjorie Halstead, Alpha Kappa-

Oregon StateAdriana Hardwicke, Alpha Iota-

California/Los AngelesSarah Head, Alpha Chi-Louisiana

TechMary Heiller, Sigma Sigma-Iowa

StateAli Lannom, Delta Upsilon-

Tennessee TechKelsey Miller, Beta Upsilon-

Susquehanna

Ryann Miller, Eta Omega-Kennesaw State

Victoria Neal, Alpha Mu- Mississippi

Mary Parker, Mu-MillsapsSarah Price, Delta Gamma-Western

KentuckyNilofer Rajpurkar, Theta Nu-PurdueGrace Shike, Zeta Gamma-ArkansasLeah Margaret Strope, Alpha Mu-

MississippiBailey Thornton, Delta Omega-

Mississippi StateDulcie Trottier, Alpha Delta-RhodesAllison Willard, Delta Zeta-

Louisiana/MonroeRachel Wolfe, Sigma Phi-Georgia

The Kappa Delta Foundation provides grants for collegiate members to attend UIFI, an annual ve-day institute that brings together fraternity men and sorority women from across the nation. Attendees explore, dene and improve their leadership skills, personal awareness and commitment to their fraternity or sorority.

Grant recipients for 2016/2017:Savannah Fraser, Gamma Omicron-Wayne State Michelle Kocela, Beta Psi-Arizona State Stefanie Milovic, Eta Chi-Elon Christen Snyder, Alpha Phi-WestminsterLaura Springer, Pi-NebraskaAryanna Thuraisingam, Beta Psi-Arizona State

Led by Dr. Karen Hasty (Alpha Epsilon-Tennessee/ Knoxville) at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center in Memphis, Tennessee, this program provides collegiate women with a unique opportunity to work outside the connes of a classroom, in a lab, under a group of research mentors. Interns work on a basic science research project and participate in a weekly research data conference and journal club. They also

attend orthopaedic surgery training conferences given by faculty from Campbell Clinic, an internationally recognized orthopaedic clinic.

Orthopaedic Research Interns for 2016/2017:Alexis Hill, Alpha Mu-MississippiKimberly Huskey, Epsilon Alpha-Missouri Science &

Technology

Each year, two KD interns are trained to work with at least 10 at-risk girls, ages 11-14, while also enhancing their own condence and leadership skills. This art and leadership program for girls creates a support system with opportunities for independent thinking, skill-building, problem-solving and artistic talent development. Interns lead art and leadership lessons,

assist and participate in professional guest-artist workshops, co-lead eld trips and help prepare a nal exhibition of student artwork.

Georgia O’Kee�e Art and Leadership Interns for 2016/2017:Katherine Bennett, Nu-Oklahoma State Sophia Fishkin, Eta Beta-Bradley

Philanthropy and community service have long been important elements of Kappa Delta, which is evident in both our object and mission statement. Our commitment to philanthropy allows KD members an opportunity to provide signi�cant �nancial support to programs that have a direct positive e�ect on families and children.

Kappa Delta established the Alumnae Crisis Fund in 1975 to assist our sisters and their families with extreme need in times of medical or personal crisis, resulting from a natural disaster, job loss or medical situation.

Funds from these grants are utilized to cover a variety of costs including medical and household expenses and other essential short-term needs arising when all other means have been exhausted.

Through the Kappa Delta Foundation KiDs Grants, alumnae are able to support programs and initiatives of nonprot organizations that have a direct positive e�ect on families and children in their communities. Recipients are listed below.

$2,000san antonio, texas, alumnae chapter received a grant beneting ChildSafe to provide art supplies for a music/art therapy room for abused and neglected children.

$5,000st. petersburg, florida, alumnae chapter received a grant beneting Suncoast Center Inc. to provide clothing for survivors of child abuse and sexual assault.

$8,000elizabeth jane sherman, an Epsilon-Louisiana State alumna, received a grant beneting 4theKids Baton Rouge Inc. to provide leadership training experience to high school and college students.

$10,000karin lorenz crosby, an Epsilon-Louisiana State alumna, received a grant beneting the Children’s Museum of St. Tammany to support two new program initiatives that focus on the arts and Science, Technology, Engineering, Math; these initiatives will also be in�uential in assisting children with autism.

$6,290The university of north florida is using their grant to host “Panhellenic Pride Week,” a weeklong series focused on condence that will empower the Panhellenic community.

The foundation awards grants to colleges and universities to fund condence-building programming and awareness initiatives for women on their campuses. Recipients are listed below.

$7,100mississippi state university is using their grant to plan and execute “You Go Girl — Women’s Empowerment Week,” a weeklong event that will focus on The Strong Movement, which helps women and girls of all ages build strong bodies and minds through healthy living.

Each year, 10 Girl Scout Gold Award recipients are selected as the National Young Women of Distinction, Girl Scouts’ highest honor. Their Gold Award projects achieve sustainable and measurable impact related to a national or global issue. The Kappa Delta Foundation awards a $5,000 college scholarship to each National Young Women of Distinction.

In partnership with the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, Kappa Delta awards three $20,000 grants each year to leading researchers to further advancements in the eld of orthopaedics, such as clubfoot treatment, ankle replacement and joint function.

Each year, the foundation provides a grant of $25,000 to support medical infrastructure needs at Children’s Hospital, such as a ventilator and specialized bed for the Transitional Care Unit.

chairman:Beth Martin Langford, Kappa

Alpha-Florida State

vice-chairman:Patty Graham Cappaert, Beta

Sigma-Southern Mississippi

secretary-treasurer:Cheryl Grant Sizer, Epsilon Eta-

Illinois State

sorority national president:Tricia Ruma Spence, Epsilon Alpha-

Missouri Science & Technology

executive director:Pamela Nix, Sigma Phi-Georgia

directors:Jody Jenkins Corry, Sigma Phi-

GeorgiaKaren Thomas Fesmire, Beta Tau-

VanderbiltJaynee Drange Groseth, Sigma

Omega-Montana StateSue Brauer Mickelberg, Sigma

Sigma-Iowa StateMichelle Parmley Rabideau, Sigma

Omicron-IllinoisJodi Scheurenbrand, Kappa Alpha-

Florida State Bonnie Purvis Warren, Beta Sigma-

Southern Mississippi

Foundation committee members (listed below in alphabetical order) support the board by serving on various committees, including undergraduate and graduate scholarship awards, Corre Anding Stegall Collegiate Leadership awards, KiDs grants, Condence U grants and UIFI.

Jan Joyce Ahrens, Gamma Nu-Miami/ Ohio

Helen Watt Alston, Beta Pi-Florida

Jackie Cleveland Anglin, Delta Phi- Georgia Southwestern State

Abby Argersinger, Eta Zeta-North Florida

Deborah Martin Armstrong, Gamma Zeta-Texas Christian

Mary Ellen Ramey Betz, Omega Xi- Cincinnati

Nell King Bieger, Alpha Mu-MississippiKendra Stahle Boggess, Beta Pi-FloridaJane McMillin Brownlee, Sigma Sigma-

Iowa State

Kitty Jones Buchner, Alpha Kappa- Oregon State

Judy Burds, Sigma Sigma-Iowa StateSandy Knox Burdsall, Tau-WisconsinMaria Bustillo, Gamma Theta-

OklahomaAshley Magin Campana, Alpha Pi-

William & MaryGinger Harrison Carney, Alpha Epsilon-

Tennessee/KnoxvilleMary Chase, Omega Xi-CincinnatiCheryl Batelli Connelly, Delta Beta-

Eastern Illinois

Tell us your KD story at kappadelta.org/mykdstory.

Carol Musser Coordt, Gamma Iota-San Jose State

Alice Katherine Quinley Corbin, Delta Sigma-South Alabama

Nancy Wright Courtney, Beta Kappa- Tennessee/Chattanooga

Jeanine Jolly Denney, Delta Upsilon- Tennessee Tech

Rebecca Graveline Doane, Gamma Iota- San Jose State

Margaret Holt Duncan, Delta Tau- Morehead State

Joy Farmer Dunlap, Delta Delta-TroyJulie Brasel Fix, Gamma Beta-North

TexasJane Colgan Francis, Sigma Omicron-

IllinoisDaion Hamilton Gati, Alpha Chi-

Louisiana TechAnn Grabowski, Gamma Iota-San Jose

StateAbbey Hall, Zeta Omega-MemphisMelody Golnitz Harper, Delta Pi-Middle

Tennessee StateLeigh Pearson Harwell, Alpha Mu-

MississippiDiane Wood Howard-Junis, Beta Phi-

West Virginia UniversityCarol Mason Hudsonpillar, Delta

Epsilon-Pan AmericanTrentice Gooch Imbler, Alpha Mu-

MississippiTracy Follas Jarrells, Kappa Alpha-

Florida StateTracey Knerr, Delta Nu-Indiana

PennsylvaniaDebra Koltveit, Alpha Xi-LouisvilleMary Reade Larson, Sigma Tau-

Washington StateSuzanne Spa�ord Lidstrom, Beta Rho-

San Diego StateCarol Bornmann Lietz, Epsilon Alpha-

Missouri S&TSandra Hannah Lille, Alpha Epsilon-

Tennessee/KnoxvilleLibby Harris Lindahl, Nu-Oklahoma

StateEva Stubbleeld Maddox, Omega Xi-

CincinnatiCindy Blewitt Mayes, Beta Epsilon-TulsaSue Martin McFarlane, Sigma Tau-

Washington StateDot Mears, Gamma Mu-Valdosta State

For Pat Koehler Mauritzen, Theta Sigma-Southern California, dedication comes naturally. She was married to her late husband Jim for 41 years, she taught kindergarten and rst grade for 33 years, and her commitment to Kappa Delta has been continuous since she was initiated in 1955.

“A�er I graduated,” Pat said, “I immediately joined the nearest Kappa Delta alumnae chapter. I have been active in KD my entire adult life, and I greatly appreciate all my sisters and the friendships we have. They are my extended family.”

Through the years, Pat has been involved with three Kappa Delta

Tina Lundy Melo, Alpha Epsilon- Tennessee/Knoxville

Beth Hudson Moore, Omega Xi- Cincinnati

Claire Murphy Murdough, Alpha Sigma- New Hampshire

Kristin Naumann Murphy, Zeta Delta- Connecticut

Carolyn Boyd Newberry, Sigma Lambda-Auburn

Pat Beecham Nieman, Sigma Iota- Washington

Jessica Thomas Niemeier, Epsilon Alpha-Missouri S&T

Maria Navrides Pappas, Alpha Iota- California/Los Angeles

Julianne Johnson Paunescu, Alpha Delta-Rhodes

Jill Mannino Peck, Beta Phi-West Virginia

Cynthia Cassel Phillips, Sigma Theta- Pennsylvania

Amanda Knight Prichett, Sigma Epsilon-Texas

Christy Reichhelm, Beta Rho-San Diego State

Karen Furlow Reisch, Epsilon-Louisiana State

Denise Rempe, Omega Chi-CornellJenny Boakes Rives, Alpha Iota-

California/Los AngelesElaine Roberts, Delta Eta-South FloridaJennifer Rogers, Mu-MillsapsJane Roper, Delta Omega-Mississippi

StateTimmy Ruppersberger, Alpha Rho-

MarylandKim Flood Ryan, Delta Gamma-Western

KentuckyBetsy Pool Scha�er, Delta Pi-Middle

Tennessee StateChristine O’Donnell Schwermann,

Sigma Gamma-Kansas StateDiane Thompson Scruggs, Beta Sigma-

Southern MississippiTheresa Nuckles Shackelford, Epsilon

Zeta-North Carolina/PembrokeKimberly Shadwick, Delta Pi-Middle

Tennessee StateSylvia Skouby, Epsilon Alpha-Missouri

S&TKimberly Blaker Smith, Gamma Zeta-

Texas ChristianLiesl Bredeson Smith, Mu-Millsaps

Cheryl White Spence, Delta Kappa- Arkansas State

Corre Anding Stegall, Alpha Chi- Louisiana Tech

Shelli Stockton, Alpha Iota-California/ Los Angeles

Anne Sturtz, Epsilon Rho-RochesterBeverly Axel Sywassink, Epsilon Eta-

Illinois StateJudy Hare Thorne, Alpha Iota-

California/Los AngelesSusan Henry Toups, Delta Gamma-

Western KentuckyMichelle Williams Van Norman, Beta

Sigma-Southern MississippiSharon Malone Waits, Alpha Chi-

Louisiana TechValorie Walker, Eta Alpha-Texas A&M/

College StationLinda Perry Walton, Beta Delta-Utah

StateKate Wasem, Epsilon Alpha-Missouri S&TDr. B. Gail Wilson, Delta Tau-Morehead

StateSandy Etz Wysocki, Epsilon Iota-

MissouriMary Ann Larsen Zimmerman, Beta

Gamma-Monmouth College

alumnae chapters, accepting multiple leadership roles in each group. Today, she is an active member of the Coachella Valley, California, Kappa Delta Alumnae Chapter as well as the Coachella Valley Alumnae Panhellenic Association, where she enjoys working on the scholarship committee.

When asked about winning Kappa Delta’s Order of the Pearl award for her service in the community, Pat noted, “It was such a wonderful honor. I am proud to wear my Order of the Pearl pendant and the award is always in my heart.”

Because Kappa Delta is so close to her heart, Pat has supported the

Kappa Delta Foundation through annual gi�s. She also decided to make a gi� to the foundation in her will when she updated her estate plans.

“There is a joy in giving and helping others,” Pat explained.“My gi�s to the foundation are a way to express my gratitude for all the wonderful opportunities I’ve experienced and continue to enjoy through Kappa Delta. The gi� in my will helps me extend that support into the future.”

“I really believe in Kappa Delta, and I think giving back is the right thing to do,” Pat continued. “This is my way to strive for that which is honorable, beautiful and highest.”

Foundation committee members (listed below in alphabetical order) support the board by serving on various committees, including undergraduate and graduate scholarship awards, Corre Anding Stegall Collegiate Leadership awards, KiDs grants, Condence U grants and UIFI.

Jan Joyce Ahrens, Gamma Nu-Miami/ Ohio

Helen Watt Alston, Beta Pi-Florida

Jackie Cleveland Anglin, Delta Phi- Georgia Southwestern State

Abby Argersinger, Eta Zeta-North Florida

Deborah Martin Armstrong, Gamma Zeta-Texas Christian

Mary Ellen Ramey Betz, Omega Xi- Cincinnati

Nell King Bieger, Alpha Mu-MississippiKendra Stahle Boggess, Beta Pi-FloridaJane McMillin Brownlee, Sigma Sigma-

Iowa State

Kitty Jones Buchner, Alpha Kappa- Oregon State

Judy Burds, Sigma Sigma-Iowa StateSandy Knox Burdsall, Tau-WisconsinMaria Bustillo, Gamma Theta-

OklahomaAshley Magin Campana, Alpha Pi-

William & MaryGinger Harrison Carney, Alpha Epsilon-

Tennessee/KnoxvilleMary Chase, Omega Xi-CincinnatiCheryl Batelli Connelly, Delta Beta-

Eastern Illinois

“We are so thankful for the time committed and expertise provided by our many volunteers to ful�ll the mission of the foundation.”pamela nix, sigma phi-georgiaexecutive director

Kappa Delta Foundation donors are recognized with prestigious giving societies, based on cumulative giving.

nautilus society: $1,000-$4,999

white rose society: $5,000-$9,999

pearl society: $10,000-$24,999

emerald society: $25,000-$49,999

diamond society: $50,000-$99,999

aot society: $100,000-$499,999

founders society: $500,000 or more

A member who has given $5,000 or more cumulatively throughout her lifetime is considered a major donor.

The ideals of Kappa Delta inspired a deep and sincere devotion within Dorothea Cavin, which she carried throughout her lifetime. A charter member of Alpha Psi-Drury, Dorothea’s devotion ran so deeply that her nal gi� when she passed to Chapter Eternal in 1978 was to bequeath $40,000 for philanthropic use in support of the ideals of Kappa Delta. It was this gi� that established the Kappa Delta Foundation.

Members of this society choose to honor their lifelong devotion to Kappa Delta with a gi� to the foundation through their will or estate plans and have notied the foundation of their intent. It is our privilege to count these donors as members of the Dorothea Cavin Society.

The Kappa Delta Foundation sta� is available to discuss options as you explore choices to benet Kappa Delta and your estate needs. Below are some possibilities:

• Bequest in your will or living trust• Charitable remainder trusts• Charitable lead trusts• Endowment funds• Retirement plan assets• Life insurance policies

Collegians who support the foundation with an annual contribution are members of the Golden Circle Society. By inviting members to start giving while they are in college, we hope to promote a lifelong habit of giving to the foundation.

If you are considering making the Kappa Delta Foundation a part of your legacy, reference the following wording to take to your attorney:

Your planned gi� can be a signicant addition to Kappa Delta’s long-term nancial strength and the foundation’s ability to meet the future growth and needs of Kappa Delta. Contact Sara Cullins, director of development, at sara.cullins@kappadelta.org or 901-746-3644 for more information about how you can make a gi� to the Kappa Delta Foundation.

Note: The names of major donors and Cavin Society members are included on the donor walls located at Kappa Delta National Headquarters in Memphis, Tennessee, and in various Kappa Delta communications, such as The Angelos. As with any donation to Kappa Delta, the choice to remain anonymous is yours.

“I hereby give, devise, and bequeath to the Kappa Delta Foundation, with o�ces at 3205 Players Lane, Memphis, TN 38125, federal tax ID number 84-0880886, __percent of my residual estate for its most urgent needs as determined by its Board of Directors.”

For more information on any of these options, please go to www.kappadelta.org/foundation/ways-to-give.

MAKE a gi� to the annual fund.

SEND a virtual white rose at donate.kappadelta.org.

PLEDGE a gi� to the KD Foundation.

PURCHASE a commemorative brick on the walkway at Kappa Delta National Headquarters.

APPLY for a matching gi� from your employer.

USE AmazonSmile.

DONATE appreciated securities.

SPONSOR a student internship.

GIVE the gi� of scholarship.

INCLUDE the foundation in your estate plans.

“I received a scholarship from the [Kappa Delta] foundation when I was pursuing my degrees, and I want to give back to ensure scholarships are funded for future generations.”beth hudson mooreomega xi-cincinnati

founders giving society:$500,000 or more

Erma Metz Brown, Theta SigmaMarybel Flint Butler, Alpha KappaErnestine Loe�er Newman, Alpha RhoJean Tucker Stradley, Pi

aot giving society:$100,000-$499,999

Jan Joyce Ahrens, Gamma NuRose-Marie Garcia Anderson, EtaJanice E. Arnett, Beta MuGeraldine Hayes Bennett, Alpha IotaWinifred Hill Boyd, ThetaGrayce Goelzer Chase, PhiVada May Lawrence Corkery, Sigma

IotaRebecca Graveline Doane, Gamma IotaEdward T. GollyMuriel W. Johnstone, Alpha PiElizabeth Banta Mueller, LambdaMary Gochanour Ramsay, Sigma

OmicronMarcella Randkler Sundheim, Sigma

BetaMarilyn Sanderson Thompson, MuLula Annis Walker, Alpha PiHarriet Beaudoin Wedemeyer, Sigma

OmicronMargaret Dooley Wright, Sigma Sigma

diamond giving society:$50,000-$99,999

James R. Favor & CompMuriel Bochnak, Sigma BetaRuby Hancock Bogie, Sigma UpsilonPatricia Penington Brickel, Beta XiHarriette Robinson Cochran, Alpha PhiFrederick R. Cook

Geraldine Holmes Daeuble, Alpha XiBarbara Gibson Froemming, TauLucy Stoufer Graeme, Sigma SigmaHelen Stevens Harper, Alpha TauAnila Jain M.D., Delta EtaKatherine V. Kingston, Sigma EtaBeth Martin Langford, Kappa AlphaJoan R. Marshall, OmicronJ. Patricia KoKen Merrill, Sigma KappaChristy Ann Reichhelm, Beta RhoBette Chisholm Riker, Beta PiEva M. Scism, Alpha ZetaPatricia Ruma Spence, Epsilon AlphaCorre Anding Stegall, Alpha ChiDorothy H. Veon, PiBonnie Purvis Warren, Beta SigmaRuth Allen Yearns, Sigma Mu

emerald giving society:$25,000-$49,999

Helen Atwater, TauJoanne Showalter Behrends, Sigma MuEvelyn Hull Boyle, TauBillie Rouse Brown, Beta PiDorothea Cavin, Alpha PsiDenise Lovasco Denner, Epsilon AlphaAngeline Kissinger Doty, Phi TauGlenn M. DuggerSandra Whitehead Dyer, Sigma IotaGrace Follmer, Phi TauJoseph E. GaitherJean Schricker Grader, Gamma ZetaLaurence F. HaemerMary Atkins Hanna, Alpha ChiMary Reade Larson, Sigma TauLillian Scott Leslie, Alpha DeltaMyrtle Comer Loy, Sigma UpsilonHelen Follmer Lutz, Phi TauJanna Fredregill McKale, Sigma SigmaDot Mears, Gamma MuMarilyn Mock, Beta EpsilonJerome S. & Grace H. Murray

FoundationPatricia Beecham Nieman, Sigma IotaVirginia Cowan Pierson, Mu

Tracey Clavenna Putho�, Epsilon AlphaMary Jo Clayton Sanders, Kappa AlphaWilma Sanderson Sewell, MuKarlynn Herman Sievers, Epsilon AlphaJulie Capps Simmons, Delta GammaCheryl Grant Sizer, Epsilon EtaPamela Sue Smith, PiMarilyn V. Snodgrass, Sigma PiPamela Barton Staples, Gamma ZetaSusan M. Stockton, Delta GammaCharlotte McPherson Vollrath, Alpha

PsiMary Quarles White, Gamma DeltaElizabeth Anne Wibker, Alpha ChiJohn Zaches

pearl giving society:$10,000-$24,999

Debra Kusmec Aguilar, Epsilon AlphaCynthia Gereau Bailey, Epsilon AlphaCynthia Monroe Bartell, Alpha AlphaAudrea Arline Baumeister, Phi TauLouise Frear Baylis, Kappa AlphaDolores Hyden Bechtell, Beta ThetaDebra A. Bene’, Epsilon AlphaBetty Roach Bomberger, Alpha MuJane McMillin Brownlee, Sigma SigmaCarol Brumby, Alpha EpsilonPatty Graham Cappaert, Beta SigmaNeva Hudiburgh Cochran, Gamma

ThetaLynda Skogan Cook, Sigma UpsilonNancy Wright Courtney, Beta KappaLee Richardson Cox, Epsilon AlphaBetty Cordell Cra�, Kappa AlphaKaren Simon DeMatteo, Beta MuMargaret Wolcott Double, Alpha KappaDorothy Shurtli� Dover, Beta DeltaAudrey Genske Falk, TauRebecca Light Fiechtl, Epsilon AlphaCarolyn Wrinkle Fite, Alpha EpsilonRhonda Reed Galaske, Epsilon AlphaNancy Wilson Haeseker, Beta PiJoan Hovde Haines, Sigma BetaElizabeth Langston Holmes, Beta Rho

Sally Wartchow Hwang, Sigma SigmaGertrude Breinlinger Ingold, Phi TauW. Johnson Jasper, PiJulie Landgren Johnson, Sigma PsiArdith Whitmire Jones, Alpha OmegaLila Harris Junk, Beta EpsilonPauline Petrash Kaserman, Beta MuDebra Lynn Koltveit, Alpha XiRebecca Hatchell Kusserow, Beta IotaA�on Morrill LaVallee, Sigma LambdaGeorge W. Levert, Jr.Carol Bornmann Lietz, Epsilon AlphaLibby Harris Lindahl, NuMona Jain M.D., Delta EtaPatricia Koehler Mauritzen, Theta

SigmaJoyce Peterson McCallum, Sigma IotaAnne Fulton McIntyre, Epsilon AlphaRebecca Wright Minnick, Sigma SigmaHarriet Morgan Mogge, LambdaMarion Mullins, SigmaAmetisha Nator, Epsilon UpsilonSharon Stinson Niedermaier, Gamma

OmicronAmy Rogers Nolte, Epsilon AlphaHoward C. PickettKristin Power, Epsilon KappaDorothy Dorris Ramage, Alpha IotaJennette Boakes Rives, Alpha IotaCatherine O’Connor Routh, Delta

LambdaBetsy Pool Scha�er, Delta PiJodi L. Scheurenbrand, Kappa AlphaAlberta E. Scott, Sigma EpsilonKimberly Ann Shadwick, Delta PiAnne Hau� Shaner, Sigma SigmaBeverly Leet Sibley, EpsilonNanette Justus Smith, Beta PiEileen Green Srodes, Sigma PiJanet Herrin Stanford, Alpha EpsilonEdward StevensonBarbara Burton Stone, Sigma IotaHortense Meyer Swanson, LambdaBeverly Axel Sywassink, Epsilon EtaTove Bichel Thomas, OmicronMildred Ubil Tucker, Alpha GammaMaxine Jessup Houghton Wallin, Sigma

BetaKatherine Wasem, Epsilon AlphaBarbara Miller Weichert, Gamma IotaNan Terrill Wibker, Alpha ChiSybil Schugren Zaches, Lambda

white rose giving society:$5,000-$9,999

Helen Watt Alston, Beta PiBarbara Alt, Sigma ZetaDiana Kathleen Alt, Epsilon AlphaJane Baughman Anderson, Alpha Iota

Judy Benge Anderson, Gamma GammaMegan Myers Baptist, Beta PiLydia Epley Barousse, EpsilonSusie Viti Barnello, Epsilon IotaEileen Hemler Baur, Alpha ChiCarol Bohannon Bennett, NuMarie Bensinger, ChiNell King Bieger, Alpha MuMaria Bumanglag Blanton, Epsilon

AlphaElizabeth Cole Blenman, Sigma BetaLinda Matuszewski Boggess, Epsilon

EtaFrances Cheney Boggs, Sigma PhiCarol R. Bonelli, Delta OmegaSandy Kellar Boost, Beta NuMarilee Greer Broscheid, Gamma EtaSarah Loden Bu�um, Gamma ZetaJudy Burds, Sigma SigmaBarbara Bening Busby, Epsilon AlphaSheila Weigant Busby, Gamma ThetaMaría Bustillo, Gamma ThetaBetty Kellum Cadle, Alpha MuGail Anderson Canizares, Beta TauLynne Flowers Carlton, Beta TauJo Ann Carter, Beta KappaAnne Cummings Cech, PiMary Elaine Chase, Omega XiSherri B. Clark, Epsilon AlphaJayma Sue Claus, Epsilon KappaClaudia Earl Cochran, Alpha KappaLaurie McKee Collins, Gamma ZetaCheryl Batelli Connelly, Delta BetaBree Hadsall Cooper, Sigma SigmaBrenda Gullett Copeland, Gamma RhoJody Jenkins Corry, Sigma PhiEleanor Fiorillo Crockford, Alpha AlphaOlivia Miller Crossman, Epsilon AlphaDarlene Buskirk Currie, Sigma UpsilonEleanor Schulz Dauer, LambdaBeatrice Donaldson David, PiJeanette McKenney Davis, Delta MuJulia Jacobs Dean, Alpha PsiJennifer Catchings Delikat, Gamma PiJeanine Jolly Denney, Delta UpsilonMargaret Ferguson Dennis, Sigma ZetaJennifer Lynne DiPaolo, Beta NuMary-Helen Holley Douglas, Alpha XiLisa Knittel Douglas, Epsilon AlphaEmily Rice Douglass, LambdaMary Ellerbroek Doyle, PiFlorence Teets Drumright, Alpha

GammaJoy Farmer Dunlap, Delta DeltaNorma Thacker Edeneld, Gamma PiRebecca Wetherford Evans, Delta

UpsilonDeborah Louise Ferner, Epsilon AlphaKaren Thomas Fesmire, Beta TauDoris Gould Finnie, ChiMarsha Breckenfelder Ford, Sigma

SigmaEvelyn Maudlin Foy, Alpha Psi

Adrienne Claire Gallagher, Epsilon RhoCarma Stone Gibler, Epsilon AlphaLeslie Moseley Glass, ZetaCorie Reeves Glenn, Epsilon AlphaSue Godwin, Gamma IotaCecelia Brady Gonzalez, Alpha ChiKimberly Greitzer, Beta RhoMartha Co�man Grimes, Gamma

LambdaJaynee Drange Groseth, Sigma OmegaDelia Noble Guedon, Beta SigmaAlane Hall, Sigma EpsilonJan Campbell Haven, Alpha MuEleanor Jones Hays, Alpha ZetaRebecca Brinkley Hegger, Epsilon

AlphaLindsey Elizabeth Ho�mann, Epsilon

AlphaValerie Phillips Holschen, Epsilon

AlphaCydny Hofmann Holt, Omega XiSharon Watkins Horne, Alpha PiJodie McTeer Johnson, Alpha EpsilonDolores Walder Johnston, Alpha AlphaLisa Kuhn Joley, Delta IotaHilda Jones, Alpha KappaGrace Cole Jones, Sigma ThetaSarah Congleton King, Epsilon OmegaCaryl L. Kirschbaum, Epsilon RhoJean Kattelmann Korkemaz, Epsilon

AlphaJanet L. Kramer, Omega XiSusan Ems Kramp, Epsilon AlphaEleanor F. Kukielski, Sigma EtaElsie Marie Wolfram Larson, Alpha NuSara Lindberg Lazarakis, Beta RhoRebecca Smith Lee, Epsilon OmegaKatherine Krauss Lehmann, Omega ChiSuzy Spa�ord Lidstrom, Beta RhoElizabeth Speer Lincicome, Epsilon

AlphaPaula Marcellus Lutz, Epsilon AlphaDebra Ma�ett, Gamma RhoMichelle Leigh Mahoney, Epsilon AlphaMeredith Stigler Marston, MuSuzanne Junod Martz, Sigma SigmaMonteigne Ray Mathison, Kappa AlphaRuth Gri�s McCartney, Alpha DeltaNorma Green McComas, Epsilon OmegaJean Burford McCrimmon, Sigma MuKaren Klemme McDonald, Epsilon

AlphaDora Lewis McKnight, NuBarbara Duncan Me�ord, Sigma IotaSusan Cutler Meholic, Omega ChiSusan Brauer Mickelberg, Sigma SigmaAnn Hutchison Miller, Delta NuKay Mikes Minnick, Beta XiKayla Price Mitchell, Gamma UpsilonCindy Deiters Mize, Epsilon IotaMarilyn Moll, TauEvelyn Foy Mooreeld, Kappa AlphaKristin Naumann Murphy, Zeta Delta

Stephanie Hilden Myer, Alpha AlphaDoris Coxon Newlin, Sigma SigmaSusan Odell Nielsen, Gamma PsiPamela Delaine Nix, Sigma PhiDiane Draper Nuckles, Sigma IotaFrances Yeargin Phillips, Beta EpsilonBetty Grant Piper, Alpha PiKatherine Shaefer Pitts, Sigma LambdaGrace Harvey Plessinger, PiMichelle Parmley Rabideau, Sigma

OmicronJennifer Williamson Ratli�, Epsilon

OmegaVirginia Cermak Reagan, Sigma BetaKathryn Runge Reaves, MuAlice Beechner Reeves, Epsilon AlphaDenise A. Rempe, Omega ChiSharon Tally Renick, Epsilon AlphaJanet Cvikota Renschler, TauBarbara Davidson Reynolds, Alpha IotaPatty Reynolds, Epsilon AlphaLoretta Wilhelm Rieth, Alpha IotaEllen Tierney Roberts, Epsilon AlphaKatherine Stephanie Roberts, Gamma

ThetaVerna Hastings Robertson, Alpha ChiMarilyn Baker Rose, Beta Theta Jennie Adams Rose, Sigma IotaJune Vetter Rose, Sigma NuLoree Gahen Rowe, Epsilon AlphaCynthia Sanborn, Gamma PiAlison Sievers Schaefer, Epsilon AlphaValoree Stone Schrank, Epsilon AlphaDorothy Goers Schwochow, Alpha

AlphaKaren S. Sherrouse, EpsilonJoan LeChot Shewbrooks, Beta PiKristy Miller Shi�man, Epsilon AlphaCora Straughan Simpson, AlphaWendy Shelton Sire, Sigma OmegaAmy Siskind, Omega ChiSylvia Skouby, Epsilon AlphaSheryl Holmes Sloane, Delta LambdaLillian Holt Slosek, Alpha SigmaElizabeth R. Smith, Alpha RhoJulie Robinson Smith, Epsilon AlphaLaura Mae Williams Soniat, Alpha ChiBarbara Hamilton Stacy, Zeta KappaFrances L. Swallow, Alpha SigmaLinda Laura Swartz, Sigma KappaPatricia Maas Taylor, Sigma UpsilonJessica April Thomas Niemeier, Epsilon

AlphaJudy Hare Thorne, Alpha IotaAnn Sexton Thurmond, Sigma PhiPatricia New Turner, Gamma MuJanet Kay Ulrich, Sigma OmegaStacey Karzen Van Scoyoc, Sigma

OmicronBarbara Jo Fisher Vary, Beta RhoLaura Eleanor Wagner, Epsilon AlphaJodi Behrends Wallace, Epsilon EtaShirley Schmuhl Warner, Alpha Alpha

Frances Watkins, Alpha EtaSharon Ziegler Weeden, Sigma SigmaSharon Mohrfeld Werner, Sigma SigmaSally Evans West, Sigma IotaCynthia Allen Weston, Gamma PiDeanna Schaefer Whalen, ChiAndrea Liane Wilkinson, Alpha ChiBilly Lou Smith Wright, Epsilon OmegaKathleen Du�y Ybarra, Beta PsiSherry Staehle Ziegler, Epsilon AlphaMichelle Calkins Zimmermann, Gamma

Nu

dorothea cavin planned giving society:

Marjorie Branner Adams, ThetaSusan Lynn Albrecht, Sigma EpsilonMildred Heist Albright, XiJane Baughman Anderson, Alpha IotaAlison Jakes Argersinger, Gamma

EpsilonJanice E. Arnett, Beta MuCindy Greenlee Arrico, Omega XiHelen Atwater, TauGretchen Clark Bastian, Beta GammaCarl BauerAudrea Arline Baumeister, Phi TauSusan Kay Beesley, Beta TauJoanne Showalter Behrends, Sigma MuDoris Grondahl Belcher, LambdaGeraldine Hayes Bennett, Alpha IotaNell King Bieger, Alpha MuFrances Cheney Boggs, Sigma PhiRuby Hancock Bogie, Sigma UpsilonMabsie A. Bonnick, Sigma AlphaWinifred Hill Boyd, ThetaKathleen Michelle Boyd, Zeta OmegaBlanche Ritter Boyle, Theta SigmaMartha Shea Bradley, ChiPatricia Penington Brickel, Beta XiErma Metz Brown, Theta SigmaCarol Brumby, Alpha EpsilonKathleen Jones Buchner, Alpha KappaJoan B. Burnis, Alpha SigmaMarybel Flint Butler, Alpha KappaAshley Magin Campana, Alpha PiPatty Graham Cappaert, Beta SigmaSuzanne Utrias Carpenter, Beta XiDorothea Cavin, Alpha PsiMary Elaine Chase, Omega XiOlive Price Cherryholmes, XiHarriette Robinson Cochran, Alpha PhiRebecca Braun Conkling, Alpha XiFrederick R. CookVada May Lawrence Corkery, Sigma

IotaBetty Cordell Cra�, Kappa AlphaGeraldine Holmes Daeuble, Alpha XiViElla Smerling Davis, Lambda

Arlene Behrens Deerson, PiMargaret Ferguson Dennis, Sigma ZetaJennifer Lynne DiPaolo, Beta NuAngeline Kissinger Doty, Phi TauFlorence Teets Drumright, Alpha

GammaGlenn M. DuggerMary Kent Dukes, RhoSandra Whitehead Dyer, Sigma IotaJill Frye Ellis, Delta UpsilonCheryl Smart Erman, Beta EpsilonBarbara Nye Fasching, Alpha IotaSuzanne Sager Ferlita, Delta EtaDorothy Wolfe Fickle, Sigma UpsilonCarolyn Wrinkle Fite, Alpha EpsilonElizabeth Sessions Garrett, Gamma

BetaLouise Beatrice Geib, RhoBobby Jean Morris Giles, Beta SigmaEdward T.GollyNorma Rutledge Grammer, Gamma ZetaJaynee Drange Groseth, Sigma OmegaAnola Christenson Hacker, TauNancy Wilson Haeseker, Beta PiAlane Hall, Sigma EpsilonShannon Popik Hampson, Alpha

EpsilonMary Atkins Hanna, Alpha ChiHelen Stevens Harper, Alpha TauMelody Golnitz Harper, Delta PiBrandi Cappaert Harper, MuVickie Copeland Harrison, Epsilon

GammaMarion Snape Hempel, Sigma NuMary Clinger Hensler, Alpha NuVerna Schmidt Ho�man, LambdaJennifer Weatherholt Hortz, Gamma NuLinda Wilson Huey, Gamma ZetaCarolyn Green Hurst, Alpha KappaAngela Iler, Epsilon AlphaAnila Jain, M.D., Delta EtaMona Jain, M.D., Delta EtaHazel L. Johnson, Alpha BetaJodie McTeer Johnson, Alpha EpsilonLouise White Johnson, Alpha PiSally Baker Johnson, Beta NuJulie Landgren Johnson, Sigma PsiMuriel W. Johnstone, Alpha PiArdith Whitmire Jones, Alpha OmegaPatricia Walker Jones, PhiRobin Wells Kassman, Alpha KappaKathryn DeHaven Kelley, Kappa AlphaJanet Purchase Kelly, Delta EtaJean Schenck Kern, Beta RhoKatherine V. Kingston, Sigma EtaTracey L. Knerr, Delta NuCheryl Osborne Knight, Sigma AlphaMargaret Knowles, Sigma ZetaCathleen Brady Koch, TauMarion Krehl, Sigma PiEleanor F. Kukielski, Sigma EtaKirsten Jakmas Kuykendoll, Gamma NuBeth Martin Langford, Kappa Alpha

Elizabeth Winston Lanier, Alpha PiRebecca Smith Lee, Epsilon OmegaLillian Scott Leslie, Alpha DeltaElizabeth Lomax, Beta EpsilonCarol Simsarian Loughlin, Gamma IotaGeraldine Surridge Lyons, Sigma IotaEugenia Provin MacKenzie, Sigma

OmegaGayle Gravlee Magruder, Beta TauApril Brookover Margwarth, NuJoan R. Marshall, OmicronJessie Belle Cummings Mattay, Sigma

EpsilonPatricia Koehler Mauritzen, Theta

SigmaJoan M. McCracken, Sigma OmegaJean Burford McCrimmon, Sigma MuDorothy Dodge McElhinney, Sigma

SigmaSusan Martin McFarlane, Sigma TauDora Lewis McKnight, NuCynthia McKnight-Zeigler, Delta IotaHarriet Scholz Miller, Sigma ThetaMarilyn Moll, TauDr. Elizabeth Hudson Moore, Omega XiEvelyn Foy Mooreeld, Kappa AlphaNancy Barlow Morris, NuBetty Brown Mulkey, Omega XiClaire Murphy Murdough, Alpha SigmaDonna Bowers Nellist, Sigma IotaIsa Giese Nelson, Sigma IotaPamela Delaine Nix, Sigma PhiElsie Gusdanovich Noble, Sigma ChiMarisa Repici Nye, Sigma KappaKatharine Canady Owen, Alpha PiEames Harrison Patterson, Alpha RhoPatricia Payne-White, Sigma PhiLinda Norris Petersen, Gamma NuSara A. Phillips, Beta ThetaNancy Eastwood Pityk, XiKristin Power, Epsilon KappaJeanne Stepanek Pratt, Alpha GammaMichelle Parmley Rabideau, Sigma

OmicronJennifer Williamson Ratli�, Epsilon

OmegaLois Farrington Reiss, Phi TauJanet Cvikota Renschler, TauKimberlee Ann Richard, Beta EpsilonBecky B. Ricketts, Delta OmicronMary Kuesthardt Roberts, Alpha AlphaStephanie Delaune Rogers, Phi EpsilonJune Vetter Rose, Sigma NuMary Elizabeth Royce, Alpha UpsilonKatie Dowdy Rutledge, Alpha OmicronJanice Segers Rysdon, Delta EtaMelanie McMillan Schild, Alpha MuJoyce Heath Schmitz, Sigma OmicronBobbie Schumacher, NuEva M. Scism, Alpha ZetaWilma Sanderson Sewell, MuPeri Andrus Sexton, Epsilon Phi

Theresa Nuckles Shackelford, Epsilon Zeta

Kimberly Ann Shadwick, Delta PiSweyn McKay Simrall, Beta SigmaCheryl Grant Sizer, Epsilon EtaOwen SmithNanette Justus Smith, Beta PiDorothy Wild Smith, Beta XiMartha Snow Smith, LambdaPamela Sue Smith, PiMarilyn V. Snodgrass, Sigma PiNancy May Sowell, Beta PiPatricia Ruma Spence, Epsilon AlphaEileen Green Srodes, Sigma PiJanet Herrin Stanford, Alpha EpsilonCorre Anding Stegall, Alpha ChiEdward StevensonShelli Stockton, Alpha IotaFrances Moore Stolar, Sigma LambdaMarilyn Tindall Stookey, Sigma GammaGloria Perkins Stovall, Sigma PhiJean Tucker Stradley, PiCatharine Brooks Strow, Alpha EtaMarcella Randkler Sundheim, Sigma

BetaHortense Meyer Swanson, LambdaBeverly Axel Sywassink, Epsilon EtaEmily Perry Thies, Alpha AlphaMarilyn Sanderson Thompson, MuDoris Thiele Tozzo, Sigma XiMildred Ubil Tucker, Alpha GammaMildred Unkefer Ulrich, Alpha BetaCarol Ann Ungro, Gamma EpsilonDorothy H. Veon, PiCharlotte McPherson Vollrath, Alpha

PsiDee Dee Shrum Wacksman, Sigma

KappaLula Annis Walker, Alpha PiRuth Warnke, Alpha KappaBonnie Purvis Warren, Beta SigmaFrances Watkins, Alpha EtaMargaret Lee Watson, ZetaAndrea Liane Wilkinson, Alpha ChiJoan Straight Willis, OmicronOpal Thomas Wright, NuMargaret Dooley Wright, Sigma SigmaSandy Wysocki, Epsilon IotaRuth Allen Yearns, Sigma MuKatherine Ruh Zook, Sigma Kappa

“I want to further my support of Kappa Delta women and the inspiring things they are doing in their college and communities. I hope my legacy gi� and gi�s from my fellow sisters will continue to make great things possible for future generations of Kappa Deltas.”margaret lee watsonzeta-alabama

This list re�ects donor activity for Major Donors and Cavin Society members through July 31, 2017.

“I will never have enough words to express gratitude for the scholarship provided to attend the Undergraduate Interfraternity Institute. The institute opened my eyes to issues facing my chapter and sorority and fraternity life. I will return to campus with enthusiasm and a drive for change.”christen snyderalpha phi-westminster

pamela nixexecutive directorpamela.nix@kappadelta.org901.748.1897

sara cullinsdirector of developmentsara.cullins@kappadelta.org901.746.3644

rachel shousedevelopment managerrachel.shouse@kappadelta.org901.746.3657

For a full list of foundation sta�, visit www.kappadelta.org.

We would love to see you! Come visit Kappa Delta’s National Headquarters, take a tour though the museum and meet the sta�. We are open Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. Central. To nd out more about what KD is doing and how you can be involved, contact Rachel Shouse.

3205 Players Lane, Memphis, TN 38125901.748.1897www.kappadelta.org/foundationfacebook.com/KappaDeltaFoundation