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2008 Lord Fairfax Community CollegeEducational Foundation Inc.Annual Report
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Message from a Lord Fairfax CommunityCollege Student and Scholarship RecipientDear Donors of the Lord Fairfax Community College (LFCC) Educational Foundation Inc.:I am Alayna Cooper, a proud LFCC student. Although I excel at my coursework at LFCC, the roadto get here has been a difficult one. Many people have fears. I am no exception. I fear schoolwork –especially math, writing and spelling. I have a non-verbal learning disability. I look like everyone else,because my disability is a hidden one. My middle school years were the most difficult. I could notread well, and I was tutored for math. I also started seeing a therapist because my social skills werenot maturing as needed. I entered high school with one goal in mind – to graduate on time with myfriends. My high school years were very difficult, but I worked hard and used a computer for all ofthem. I entered the business program and took Web and advanced Web classes. I also scored at thehonor’s level on the Standards of Learning exam. This was a great achievement for me.When I began attending the College last fall, there were several things that were unclear to me – Iwasn’t sure what my major should be or what my career goals were. However, my academic advisorsand the TRIO Program gave me the guidance I needed to choose a major and decide on a careergoal. I am now a full-time student in my second semester of LFCC’s Paralegal Studies CertificateProgram. I plan to either graduate from LFCC or transfer to a four-year college, and I would like topursue a career in family law. The continued support from LFCC employees and the scholarship Iwas awarded last year have helped to bring me one step closer to achieving my goals.I cannot thank you enough for the generous contributions that you made to the LFCC EducationalFoundation – contributions that have changed my life and the lives of so many other LFCC students.Contributing money toward scholarships is so important, because there are students who can’t affordto go to college, but they want a better life. Scholarships also help students who may not qualify forfinancial aid but cannot afford tuition and books.The scholarship that I was awarded last year has helped me tremendously with tuition and books. Iam so grateful to have received this scholarship, because, with the way the economy has been, it helpsto take the financial burden off of me so that I can focus on paying for my other expenses.From the bottom of my heart, thank you for helping so many students realize their dreams. I knowthat, on my journey through life, I will be continually thankful for the assistance and support thatyou have given to our community by helping students attain their goals at LFCC.Sincerely,Alayna CooperLFCC Student and Scholarship Recipient1
LFCC Educational Foundation BoardLFCC Educational Foundation Board (as of Dec. 31, 2008)2008 LFCC Educational Foundation Board OfficersCharles E. Day Jr.Chair of the BoardJohn S. CappsSecretary of the BoardInterim President, LFCCMark E. PangleVice Chair of the BoardDiane E. LewinTreasurer of the BoardLinnie S. CarterExecutive Director, LFCC Educational Foundation Inc.Vice President of College Advancement, LFCC2008 LFCC Educational Foundation Board Members2Kenneth L. Alger IITanya K. HurstGene L. LorangerByron A. BrillMark F. HysonGilbert MackKaren BucherBarbara P. LeeJim WellsHeather BurtonPhillip Justin “P.J.” LewisAnn R. WiltshireWilliam C. DanielRon LlewellynSarah J. YakelAnne C. HallProvidence J. LoPresti
Foundation HighlightsFoundation HighlightsFollowing are some of the top gifts received in 2008:1.Fauquier Health contributed 75,000 to the Health Professions ProgramsFund, which was used to support LFCC’s health professions programs at theFauquier Campus.The funds were used for a variety of projects, including: To help fund the salary of a nursing faculty member To place an advertisement for the SurgicalTechnology Program To purchase equipment for LFCC’s Nurse Aide Training Program2. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Hazel contributed 25,000 toward theWilliam A. Hazel Family Endowed Scholarship Fund.After serving his country in the U.S. Army,William A. Hazel moved to Broad Run in1957 and founded William A. Hazel Inc., atotal site development contractor company.For nearly half a century, Hazel and hiscompany have supported Northern Virginia’seconomic development and growth throughall aspects of site development and roadconstruction.But Hazel is just as committed tophilanthropy. He proved this in 2005 bydonating 100,000 through the LFCCEducational Foundation Inc. to establish theWilliam A. Hazel Family Endowed Scholarship, which annually supports full- and part-time LFCCstudents who live in Fauquier County.“Education is the basic foundation of everything,” said Hazel, who supported his five childrenthrough college. “Community colleges play a critical part in the educational system.”Hazel recognizes that four-year colleges and universities are bursting at the seams and are sometimesdifficult for students to gain acceptance to and afford with rising tuition costs. “The communitycolleges need to expand in order to give everyone the opportunity to receive an education at areasonable cost,” Hazel said. “Lord Fairfax means a great deal to the community, because it meetsthis goal.”3
Foundation Highlights3.Mr. William B. Holtzman contributed 25,000 toward the LFCC GeneralSupport Fund, which supports a variety of initiatives, including employee professionaldevelopment and facility improvements.For William Holtzman, contributing to LFCC madeperfect sense.“We make our money off the people who live here. I’m afirm believer you have to give back to the community youlive and work in,” he said.Holtzman always knew he wanted to live in theShenandoah Valley. Even as a youth, when his friendsand classmates couldn’t wait to escape to the big cities,he said he knew he was already where he belonged. That’swhy, after earning his bachelor’s of science degree inhorticulture from Virginia Tech in 1959 and his master’sof science degree from Cornell in 1961, he returned toMount Jackson, Va.After working in the local apple industry for 11 years,he decided the time was right to open his own business. In 1972, Holtzman Corp. opened its doors.Today, that start-up business has grown to include Holtzman Oil Corp., Holtzman Propane, ValleyIce, six Burger Kings and two Denny’s restaurants. Holtzman Corp. owns or supplies fuel to over 100service stations and convenience stores in Virginia, West Virginia and Maryland.Holtzman has a tremendous commitment to education that has presented itself through his manyand various acts of generosity over the years. In 2005, he was on hand to witness the dedication ofthe Holtzman Alumni Center at Virginia Tech (VT). Named after him, the Center will house theactivities and operations of VT’s Alumni Association. His educational philanthropy was continuedrecently with his four-year donor commitment to LFCC.“I gave to LFCC, because it offers students from our area education and opportunities and preparesthem to be successful,” he said.Because he believes the school itself can best determine what needs are best addressed withcontributions, Holtzman decided not to earmark his donation for a specific program.“Schools need discretionary funds. Hopefully, this way, LFCC can use the money for whateverprograms will best benefit our area’s students,” he said.Holtzman encourages students to always strive to do the best job possible in every aspect of theirlives. “Never do anything halfway. If you’re going to do it, do it right. It’s so important that we instillin our youth a sense of pride in a job well done,” he said.This belief is obviously something he has encouraged in his own children. His son followed him into4
Foundation Highlightsthe family business and now heads up his propane and ice companies. His daughter, Jill HoltzmanVogel, was elected in 2007 to the Virginia State Senate. He also has two stepchildren – one is aphysician’s assistant in Richmond and the other is studying to be a paralegal.It is evident that Holtzman has utilized his education and dedication to become successful. However,even with all of his accomplishments, Holtzman remains humble.“I simply consider myself very lucky to be able to live where I want to live and be successful in abusiness that I love,” he said.4.The Bromfield Family contributed 50,111 toward the Edward T. BromfieldJr. Endowed Scholarship Fund.Established in 2008, the Edward T. Bromfield Jr.Endowed Scholarship at LFCC will be awardedannually to a Warren County resident seeking furthereducation to enhance practical and intellectualpursuits.While editor/publisher of Front Royal’s WarrenSentinel, Mr. Bromfield was an early and vigorous proponent of providing higher educationopportunities closer to home. When the Virginia Community College System was approved, he wasappointed to the site selection committee that chose Middletown as the future location of LFCC.(In the photograph, Mr. Bromfield is at right with Dr. William H. McCoy, LFCC’s first president.)He later served on the College Board from 1975 until 1983, representing Warren County. Mr.Bromfield died in 1998.Elaine Bromfield is very happy to have this scholarship in her husband’s name, recalling his devotionto LFCC and its expanding growth and reach.“He felt education to be a critical gift for all, young and old. I hope the scholarship benefits those inWarren County seeking help or needing change,” she said.5. Mr. George L. Sekel contributed 15,000 to name a room in a Collegebuilding. The funds will be used to ensurethat LFCC students are provided with acomfortable environment that is conduciveto learning.Mr. Sekel worked as a diplomat for nearly 30 years. Hislate wife, Dolores, took art classes at LFCC, whichshe thought would be therapeutic for her rheumatoidarthritis. It was there that Mrs. Sekel realized that she5
Foundation Highlightshad a talent, and her hobby turned into a career. Mrs. Sekel created realistic renderings in a variety ofmediums, including oil, watercolor, charcoal and pastel.The Foundation is selling many of her original works for 100 each, with 100 percent of the proceedshelping to establish a scholarship fund for LFCC art students. For more information, please dationartsale.html.6.In 2008, the Woodstock Rotary Club contributed 8,000 to LFCCthrough the Woodstock Rotary Club Marlin P. KrouseScholarship Endowment.The endowment was established by the Woodstock RotaryClub in June 2005 in memory of Marlin P. Krouse. As a resultof the endowment, the Woodstock Rotary Club established theWoodstock Rotary Club Marlin P. Krouse Scholarship Fund at theCollege, which is awarded to Shenandoah County residents whoattend LFCC.“LFCC provided the perfect means to carry out the desires ofMarlin P. Krouse by providing scholarship funding for deservingShenandoah County students who want to continue their education beyond the secondary level,”said Larry L. Helsley, a Woodstock Rotary Club member and LFCC Board member. “Presently,approximately 50 percent of Shenandoah County students who pursue higher education do so atLFCC.”“Mr. Krouse was aware of the fact that the Woodstock Rotary Club had been giving scholarships todeserving students for much of the club’s 80-year history,” said Maryellen Ruddy, a Rotary member.The Krouse endowment of nearly 200,000 has given the club the opportunity to offer scholarshipsto more deserving students.”Krouse was a Fort Valley resident, teacher, naturalist, artist and actor. He was born in Pennsylvaniaand earned a bachelor’s degree from Hartford Seminary. He later graduated with master’s degreesfrom Susquehanna University and Penn State. In the late 1990s, Krouse demonstrated his great loveand generosity for his community by leaving a portion of his estate to the Woodstock Rotary Clubfor annual scholarships for students.6
Did You Know?Did You Know?Percentages of Contributions Made By Individuals and ations/TrustsIndividuals6%Community OrganizationsFast Facts The Foundation raised 488,942 from Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, 2008. LFCC employee and retiree giving exceeded 12,200 during 2008. The Foundation had 273 donors in 2008.The Foundation established 21 new funds in 2008.Following is a partial list of the funds.Fund NameAmount ContributedAdvanced Life Support Scholarship Fund 1,150Albert M. Dryer Memorial Scholarship Fund 3,305Clinical Faculty Bonuses Fund 1,000Edward T. Bromfield Jr. Endowed Scholarship Fund 50,111Emergency Fund for Health Professions Students Fund 1,000Fauquier Campus Science Lab Supplies Fund 3,000Laurel Hill Farms Scholarship Fund 1,700Lord Fairfax Small Business Development Center Fund 10,967Luray-Page County Center Fund 1,000Luray Rotary Club Scholarship Fund 1,700Morgan S. Phenix Scholarship Fund 2,000Pam Scholarship Fund 1,700Project L.E.A.D. Fund 4,151Rimback Family Scholarship Fund 2,000Science and Health Professions Building Grand Opening Fund 2,0007
Your Gift at WorkYour Gift at Work“Give what you have. To someone, it may be better than you dare to think.” Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, poetThis section provides a list of Foundation donors and the funds to which they contributed.We thank you for making an investment that will impact the community and inspireLFCC students.Mr. Kenneth L. Alger IIAnonymousMr. Joseph A. AllenAnonymousMs. Laurie S. AlphonseAnonymousFauquier Campus Ambassador ClubAnonymousMr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. AmbrogiAnonymousAmerican Woodmark FoundationAnonymousLFCC General Support FundLFCC General Support FundWilliam H. McCoy Scholarship FundLFCC General Support FundDavid M. Smith Memorial Scholarship FundLFCC General Support FundAnonymousJohn J. “Ski” Sygielski Endowed Scholarship FundAnonymousLFCC General Support FundAnonymousPam Scholarship FundAnonymousCourage to Dream Scholarship FundAnonymousSylvia Williams and Rip Williams Scholarship FundAnonymousLFCC General Support FundAnonymousLFCC Winchester North End Scholarship FundAnonymousFauquier Campus Library Book Collection FundAnonymousJohn J. “Ski” Sygielski Endowed Scholarship FundAnonymousClinical Faculty Bonuses Fund8Emergency Fund for Health Professions Students FundLFCC General Support FundDenise Broy Scholarship for Excellence FundAnne Legge Literary FundLewis M. Costello Endowed Forensics Scholarship FundMaurice J. Duffey Business Administration EndowedScholarship FundMr. Elver ArizaHelping Hand Emergency Scholarship FundMrs. Anne W. AshbyWomen’s Luncheon FundMr. C. Lynwood Athey Sr.Phyllis Madagan Athey Memorial Scholarship FundB.J. Sager, Inc.B. J. Sager Employee Awards FundMr. and Mrs. J. Thomas BarbourTom and Peggy Barbour Scholarship FundMs. Margaret J. BarnettLFCC General Support FundDr. Dennis S. Bartow andDr. Margaret F. BartowJohn J. “Ski” Sygielski Endowed Scholarship FundDr. Dennis S. Bartow andDr. Margaret F. BartowLFCC General Support Fund
Your Gift at WorkBB&T Charitable FoundationBB&T Charitable Foundation Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. William J. Boaz Jr.Dinner Theatre Newspaper Ad FundThank You!Mr. and Mrs. William J. Boaz Jr.Michael Boaz Memorial Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. John H. BorgJohn J. “Ski” Sygielski Endowed Scholarship FundMr. Frank E. BorleskeJohn J. “Ski” Sygielski Endowed Scholarship FundMrs. Ruth C. BowersShenandoah County Scholarship FundJames L. and Mary JaneBowman Charitable TrustProject L.E.A.D. FundJames L. and Mary JaneBowman Charitable TrustHelping Hand Emergency Scholarship FundMr. Gordon D. Bowman IIDavid M. Smith Memorial Scholarship FundMrs. Ruth D. BridgeforthDavid M. Smith Memorial Scholarship FundDr. Byron A. Brill and Ms. Kathy KanterDavid M. Smith Memorial Scholarship FundThe Bromfield FamilyEdward T. Bromfield Jr. Endowed Scholarship Fund“Because you gave to the Foundation, I was able to attendthe MOM Project. I assisted the dental team with severalprocedures, and the interaction with the community wasextremely fulfilling. They were very thankful that we werethere.” — Tabatha Wayts, LFCC studentThe Mission of Mercy (MOM) Project is conducted inareas of Virginia where there are not enough dentalprofessionals to provide services to all of the residents thatrequire them.You’re Welcome!Colonel and Mrs. Albert R. Brownfield IIIShenandoah County Scholarship FundMs. Denise P. BroyJohn J. “Ski” Sygielski Endowed Scholarship FundMs. Denise P. BroyLFCC Winchester North End Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. James E. Brumbaugh Sr.LFCC General Support FundMr. and Mrs. Gregory BucherLFCC General Support FundDr. and Mrs. Glenn R. BurdickMargaret T. Burdick Memorial Nursing Scholarship FundMr. James F. Burke Jr.LFCC General Support FundMr. and Mrs. Aaron BurnerAcademic Program Fund“I gave to the Foundation, because I have been rewardedin the past, so I am trying to pay a little back to helpothers. Contributing gives me a good feeling inside. I hopethat someone can benefit from my funding as much as Ihave from donors’ contributions.” —Andy Wakeman,Foundation donor, LFCC student and scholarshiprecipient9
Your Gift at WorkThank You!Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. ByrdDavid M. Smith Memorial Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. Thomas T. ByrdLouise and Woodrow Moore Endowed Scholarship FundMr. John G. CaddenTimothy R. Lee EMT Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. John G. CaddenTimothy R. Lee EMT Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. John G. CaddenDavid M. Smith Memorial Scholarship FundMr. Andrew CalleiLFCC Alumni Legacy Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. Kevin B. CannonShenandoah County Scholarship Fund“Because you gave to the Foundation, I will be able tocontinue my education. I would like to get an associatedegree and transfer to a four-year college to earn abachelor’s degree.” — Josh Joseph, LFCC student andscholarship recipientYou’re Welcome!Dr. John S. CappsLFCC Alumni Legacy Scholarship FundDr. John S. CappsLFCC Employee Events FundMr. and Mrs. Kevin CarterLFCC General Support FundMr. and Mrs. Kevin CarterDenise Broy Scholarship for Excellence FundWilliam H. McCoy Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. CaseyLFCC Winchester North End Scholarship FundClark Fortney, D.D.S., P.L.L.C.LFCC General Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. Evan H. ClarkLFCC Winchester North End Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. James R. Cobb Jr.LFCC General Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Constable Jr.Shenandoah County Scholarship FundMr. Larry C. Curtis and\Ms. Barbara C. CookeLFCC General Support FundMr. and Mrs. Richard E. Cooley“I gave to the Foundation, because my entire communitybenefits from those attending LFCC, and philanthropy isthe responsibility of all who have been fortunate enoughto enjoy success in this wonderful country in whichwe live.” — Joseph W. Hollis, Foundation donor,President, B.J. Sager Inc.10Albert M. Dryer Memorial Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. Richard E. CooleyDenise Broy Scholarship for Excellence FundMr. and Mrs. James R. CostelloDenise Broy Scholarship for Excellence Fund
Your Gift at WorkMrs. Joy H. CostelloMr. and Mrs. Larry L. EarhartLFCC General Support FundWilliam H. McCoy Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. Dick CraneMr. and Mrs. Joseph FamelletteMr. and Mrs. Alex T. CrockettFarmers & Merchants BankMr. and Mrs. Jack O. CrookeFauquier Business and Professional WomenDental Hygiene Mission of Mercy (MOM) Project FundDavid M. Smith Memorial Scholarship FundValley Masonic Endowed Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. O. Douglas CumbiaLFCC General Scholarship FundDr. Lawrence D. Czarda and Ms. Carolyn C.ChappellAlbert M. Dryer Memorial Scholarship FundFarmers & Merchant Bank Scholarship FundFauquier Business andProfessional Women Scholarship FundFauquier HealthHealth Professions Programs FundFirst BankStrother-McClanahan-CzardaMemorial Scholarship FundFirst Bank Scholarship FundMr. Samuel S. DalkeDavid M. Smith Memorial Scholarship FundWilliam F. Dalke Jr. and Kathryn Stover Shaffer DalkeEndowed Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. William C. DanielLewis M. Costello Endowed Forensics Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. Charles E. Day Jr.LFCC General Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. Charles E. Day Jr.Shenandoah County Scholarship FundMr. Ralph H. DeanPage County Community Scholarship FundDr. and Mrs. Damon W. DeArmentDental Hygiene FundMs. Nancy A. DillonDavid M. Smith Memorial Scholarship FundDominion Construction GroupLFCC General Scholarship FundDominion FoundationFauquier Campus Science Lab Supplies FundDominion FoundationShenandoah County Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. Sean M. DonahueLFCC General Support FundMr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Downing, Esq.Day Care Scholarship FundMrs. Linda M. DudleyPage County Community Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. Larry L. EarhartDenise Broy Scholarship for Excellence FundDr. Raymond L. FishDr. Charles T. Call andDr. Tracy FitzsimmonsJohn J. “Ski” Sygielski Endowed Scholarship FundMs. Crystal G. FoltzJohn J. “Ski” Sygielski Endowed Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. Earl C. ForemanJohn J. “Ski” Sygielski Endowed Scholarship FundFulton Enterprises LCDavid M. Smith Memorial Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. George H. GarberDavid M. Smith Memorial Scholarship FundGavin E. Reynolds, DDS, PCDental Hygiene FundGeorge’s Inc.LFCC General Support FundGiovanni P. Iuculano, DDS, PCDental Hygiene FundMr. Steve Glenn and Dr. Cathy H. GlennLFCC General Support FundMr. and Mrs. J. B. Godfrey Jr.City of Winchester Scholarship FundMr. David R. GrayJohn J. “Ski” Sygielski Endowed Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. Paul R. GreeneBarbara Greene and Doug Hardesty Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. Gary D. GreeneLFCC General Support Fund11
Your Gift at WorkGreenwood Methodist MenDavid M. Smith Memorial Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Grisdale IICorron Community Development Center FundGrubbs Chevrolet, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Lynn J. HoganDavid M. Smith Memorial Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. David B. HollidayDavid M. Smith Memorial Scholarship FundMr. William B. HoltzmanRobert S. Grubbs Jr. and Robert S. Grubbs IVMemorial Scholarship FundLFCC General Support FundMr. and Mrs. Charles A. HainesTimothy R. Lee EMT Scholarship FundLFCC General Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. Charles A. HainesThe Home Depot FoundationHunt Country Home Health, Inc.John J. “Ski” Sygielski Endowed Scholarship FundScience and Health Professions BuildingGrand Opening FundMr. and Mrs. Charles A. HainesHunt Country Nursing Services, Inc.John J. “Ski” Sygielski Endowed Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. John W. HaireLFCC General Support FundMr. and Mrs. John W. HaireLFCC Winchester North End Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. John W. HaireDenise Broy Scholarship for Excellence FundMr. and Mrs. John T. HallLFCC General Support FundMr. John D. Hardesty Jr.David M. Smith Memorial Scholarship FundMr. John D. Hardesty Jr.Barbara Greene and Doug Hardesty Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. John D. Hardesty Sr.David M. Smith Memorial Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. James HarterJohn J. “Ski” Sygielski Endowed Scholarship FundMrs. Virginia F. HartmanLFCC General Scholarship FundHawksbill BicyclesPage County Community Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. William A. HazelWilliam A. Hazel Family Endowed Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. Joe L. HeadleyDavid M. Smith Memorial Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. Larry L. HelsleyShenandoah County Scholarship FundMr. Samuel W. HeywoodLFCC Alumni Legacy Scholarship Fund12Science and Health Professions BuildingGrand Opening FundMrs. Gordette S. HuntsberryLFCC General Scholarship FundMr. James H. Matthews andMs. Tanya K. HurstLFCC General Scholarship FundMr. Mark F. Hyson andMs. Rebecca B. GrahamLFCC General Support FundJeffrey A. Harris, D.D.S., P.C.Dental Hygiene FundJohn S. Ehreth, D.D.S. P.C.Dental Hygiene FundMr. and Mrs. Allen D. JohnsonShenandoah County Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. Allen D. JohnsonLFCC General Support FundMr. and Mrs. T. E. Keefer IIILFCC General Support FundMr. and Mrs. Randy W. KelchLFCC Winchester North End Scholarship FundDr. Brent L. KendrickLFCC General Support FundMr. and Mrs. Roger L. KilloughLFCC General Support FundKingdom Enterprises, LLCLFCC General Support FundMr. and Mrs. Johnnie G. KisnerDavid M. Smith Memorial Scholarship Fund
Your Gift at WorkMr. Larry W. LambertLFCC General Support FundLancaster Enterprises LLCPage County Community Scholarship FundThank You!Mr. and Mrs. Russell LarawayDenise Broy Scholarship for Excellence FundMr. and Mrs. Russell LarawayLFCC Winchester North End Scholarship FundMrs. Diane H. LawrenceWilkie W. Hunt Memorial Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. Arthur L. LeeLFCC General Support FundMrs. Barbara Pickeral LeeLFCC General Support FundMrs. Barbara Pickeral LeeTimothy R. Lee EMT Scholarship FundMr. Miles B. Lee and Dr. Deborah A. LeeTimothy R. Lee EMT Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. Larry L. LehewDavid M. Smith Memorial Scholarship FundMr. Carlton Wine and Ms. Diane E. LewinDolores Lewin StrykerHealth Professions Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. Phillip J. Lewis“Because you gave to the Foundation, I will be ableto complete my degree in management. I really enjoyworking with cars, and I would like to manage or own acar dealership.” —Ross Mitchell, LFCC student andscholarship recipientYou’re Welcome!Helping Hand Emergency Scholarship FundLFCC CARE CommitteeLFCC General Scholarship FundLFCC Fauquier Campus StudentGovernment AssociationLFCC General Support FundLFCC Fauquier Campus StudentGovernment AssociationFauquier County CommunityScholarship FundLFCC Local FundsJohn J. “Ski” Sygielski Endowed Scholarship FundLFCC Local FundsLFCC General Support FundLFCC Office of College Advancement TeamDenise Broy Scholarship for Excellence FundMr. Maurice Jean L’HeureuxPage County Community Scholarship Fund“I gave to the Foundation, because community collegesare an important segment of our educational system dueto rising tuition costs and increased student demands. Ifeel that it is very important for the business communityto support the community college system.”— William A. Hazel, Foundation donor, Chair,William A. Hazel Inc.13
Your Gift at WorkThank You!Mr. C. Joe LizerDavid M. Smith Memorial Scholarship FundLlewellyn, LLCWarren County Scholarship FundMs. Ann Baber M. LloydLFCC Alumni Legacy Scholarship FundMrs. Virginia LloydLFCC General Support FundMs. Lisa B. LoftonJohn J. “Ski” Sygielski Endowed Scholarship FundMr. H. Barton Long IIIShenandoah County Scholarship FundMs. Providence J. LoPrestiSupplies, Equipment and Educational Resources FundMs. Providence J. LoPresti“Because you gave to the Foundation, I am able to attendcollege. I could not afford my education without yourhelp. I plan to obtain my bachelor’s degree and teachEnglish and literature at a local high school.” —JessicaWaller, LFCC student and scholarship recipientYou’re Welcome!Anne Legge Literary FundMr. and Mrs. Eugene L. LorangerJohn J. “Ski” Sygielski Endowed Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. Eugene L. LorangerLFCC General Support FundMr. and Mrs. Eugene L. LorangerJohn J. “Ski” Sygielski Endowed Scholarship FundLord Fairfax EmergencyMedical Services Council, Inc.Full-time Director for the Emergency Medical ServicesProgram FundLouderback Enterprises LLCLFCC General Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. Ralph L. LoweryDavid M. Smith Memorial Scholarship FundMrs. Andrea K. LudwickCorron Community Development Center FundLuray Rotary ClubLuray Rotary Club Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. R. Thomas Malcolm Jr.David M. Smith Memorial Scholarship Fund“We gave to the Foundation, because LFCC puts collegewithin reach. Giving provides an exponential increasethrough the lives of others — often in unseen andunanticipated ways. What exciting rewards!” —Morgan and Betty Phenix, Foundation donorsMorgan Phenix is a retired College Board memberand the retired principal of Page County High School.14Mr. and Mrs. R. Thomas Malcolm Jr.LFCC General Support FundMr. and Mrs. Thomas P. MaphisLFCC Alumni Legacy Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. Paul C. MarinceLFCC General Support Fund
Your Gift at WorkMr. and Mrs. Jeffery W. MarstonMr. Christopher S. NorasingLFCC General Scholarship FundLFCC General Support FundDr. and Mrs. William H. McCoyNorth End Citizens AssociationMr. Vincent R. McGregor Jr.Dowager Fund at the Northern PiedmontCommunity FoundationWilliam H. McCoy Scholarship FundAdvanced Life Support Scholarship FundMcKinley Chapter Order of theEastern Star Chapter 19McKinley Chapter # 19 Order of theEastern Star Scholarship FundMs. Denise K. MedleyLFCC Alumni Legacy Scholarship FundMr. Jack A. MeltonTim Melton Memorial-Shenandoah Audubon EndowedScholarship FundMr. and Mrs. Roger L. MilburnLFCC Winchester North End Scholarship FundLFCC General Support FundNorthern Virginia Electric CooperativeLFCC General Scholarship FundO’Shaughnessy-Hurst MemorialFoundation Inc.O’Shaughnessy-Hurst Memorial FoundationEmergency Scholarship FundMs. Heather OgdenLFCC Winchester North End Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. Stephen W. OsborneWilliam H. McCoy Scholarship FundLFCC General Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. Roger L. MilburnMr. John E. Owens Jr.Women’s Luncheon FundMr. and Mrs. Roger L. MilburnLFCC General Support FundMs. Natalie C. MillerDavid M. Smith Memorial Scholarship FundMrs. Ann I. MillsLFCC General Support FundJohn E. Owens Sr. Memorial Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. Mark E. PangleHelping Hand Emergency Scholarship FundPangle Real Estate & Auction Co., Inc.Pangle Real Estate andAuction Company Inc. Scholarship FundMr. Matthew J. Louzonis and Ms. Jill PaolettiMr. James R. MooreLFCC General Scholarship FundDr. and Mrs. Curtis F. Morgan Jr.David M. Smith Memorial Scholarship FundLFCC General Scholarship FundMad Dash in Madrid: Running Strongfor LFCC FundMt. Jackson Lioness ClubMr. and Mrs. Nikolas E. ParthemosMr. and Mrs. John W. PenneyMad Dash in Madrid: Running Strong for LFCC FundMr. Stephen J. PerraultShenandoah County Scholarship FundJohn J. “Ski” Sygielski Endowed Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. John R. NeeseMr. and Dr. Robert PfahlLFCC General Support FundMr. and Mrs. Nicholas J.
2008 Lord Fairfax Community College Educational Foundation Inc. Annual Report. 2. 1 Message from a Lord Fairfax Community . difficult for students to gain acceptance to and afford with rising tuition costs. "The community colleges need to expand in order to give everyone the opportunity to receive an education at a
