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		<title>Printing plates of 9/11 tragedy donated to library</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[It is amazing that The Wall Street Journal was published the day after 9/11 at all. Its newsroom and corporate headquarters were directly across the street from the devastated World Trade Center, and the newspaper’s staff was evacuated after the first plane crashed into the north tower on Sept. 11, 2001.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div id="attachment_1284" class="wp-caption alignleft" style="width: 310px"><a id="zoom1" class="cloud-zoom" rel="adjustX: 0, adjustY: 0, zoomWidth:625, zoomHeight:340," href="http://www.vanderbilt.edu/magazines/acorn-chronicle/wp-content/uploads/WSJ-9-11_Plate-04XL.jpg"><img class="size-full wp-image-1284   " style="margin-left: 5px;" src="http://www.vanderbilt.edu/magazines/acorn-chronicle/wp-content/uploads/WSJ-9-11_Plate-3002.jpg" alt="" width="300" height="239" /></a><p class="wp-caption-text">Bill Christie, the Frances Hampton Currey Professor of Finance and professor of law, donated printing plates from The Wall Street Journal’s Sept. 12, 2001, edition to Special Collections.</p></div>
<p>It is amazing that <em>The Wall Street Journal</em> was published the day after 9/11 at all. Its newsroom and corporate headquarters were directly across the street from the devastated World Trade Center, and the newspaper’s staff was evacuated after the first plane crashed into the north tower on Sept. 11, 2001. They were left to improvise reporting on one of this country’s most tragic moments.</p>
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<p>The incredible efforts of those reporters and editors are now part of Vanderbilt Special Collections with William Christie’s donation of printing plates from the Sept. 12, 2001, edition. They were on display at the Central Library during the 10th anniversary of the tragedy.</p>
<p>“These remarkable printing plates give us a firsthand look at how the country came to grips with the terrible tragedy of 9/11. Their value for the library’s Special Collections is significant as historical icons and as records of the related story of news reporting that is a strength of the collections,” said Connie Vinita Dowell, dean of libraries.</p>
<p>A sales representative from <em>The Wall Street Journal</em> gave the plates to Christie, who at the time was dean of the Owen Graduate School of Management. Christie, now the Frances Hampton Currey Professor of Finance and professor of law, had remarked how impressed he was that the <em>Journal’s</em> staff was able to publish the Sept. 12 edition despite great challenges.</p>
<p>“I was thrilled and amazed to see the actual plates that were used to roll the paper off the press. It was phenomenal and I was incredibly honored to receive them,” he said. “As the anniversary of 9/11 approached, I thought they probably could have a much higher value than sitting in my office, so I gave them to Vanderbilt Special Collections.”</p>
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		<title>Portable treasures</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 05 Dec 2011 14:55:49 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Drawn from the Jean and Alexander Heard Libraries’ more than 3.5 million volumes, “The Book as Art” exhibit offers a dazzling display of nine centuries of bookmaking—from unidentified scribes’ illuminated manuscripts to today’s books by internationally recognized artists. These stunning volumes bear the marks of their makers in ways no mass-produced paperback can achieve.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div id="attachment_925" class="wp-caption alignleft" style="width: 395px"><a href="http://www.vanderbilt.edu/magazines/acorn-chronicle/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/RFB-Friendship-1901z-350.jpg"><img class="size-full wp-image-925  " title="RFB-Friendship-1901z-350" src="http://www.vanderbilt.edu/magazines/acorn-chronicle/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/RFB-Friendship-1901z-350.jpg" alt="" width="385" height="272" /></a><p class="wp-caption-text">Vanderbilt’s copy of Ralph Waldo Emerson’s <em>Friendship: An Essay</em> was published by Sangorski &amp; Sutcliffe in the early 1900s with rich illuminations on parchment and a binding embossed with red hearts and encrusted with rare stones. It is part of the Nettie Hale Rand Collection of Fine Binding and Printing, donated to Vanderbilt Library in 1941 by Mrs. Rand, an alumna of the university and wife of Frank C. Rand, president of the Vanderbilt University Board of Trust. </p></div>
<div id="attachment_927" class="wp-caption alignright" style="width: 322px"><a href="http://www.vanderbilt.edu/magazines/acorn-chronicle/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/Vliet-002_small_LIV-275.jpg"><img class="size-full wp-image-927        " style="margin-top: 10px; margin-bottom: 10px;" title="Vliet-002_small_LIV-275" src="http://www.vanderbilt.edu/magazines/acorn-chronicle/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/Vliet-002_small_LIV-275.jpg" alt="" width="312" height="238" /></a><p class="wp-caption-text">Claire Van Vliet’s <em>The Gospel of Mary</em> is a fragment of an early Christian gnostic gospel that focuses on Mary Magdalene as a beloved disciple of Christ. This 2006 work, with pulp painted covers and a pop-up centerpiece, has a woven binding and is laid in a clamshell box with a birch tray. Master printmaker Van Vliet, the founder of Janus Press, received a MacArthur Foundation genius grant in 1989 for her innovations in approaches to the book. </p></div>
<div id="attachment_1106" class="wp-caption alignright" style="width: 193px"><a href="http://www.vanderbilt.edu/magazines/acorn-chronicle/wp-content/uploads/moodey_e-203.jpg"><img class="size-full wp-image-1106 " title="moodey_e-203" src="http://www.vanderbilt.edu/magazines/acorn-chronicle/wp-content/uploads/moodey_e-203.jpg" alt="" width="183" height="225" /></a><p class="wp-caption-text">Elizabeth Moodey, assistant professor of history of art, is an expert in late medieval art and illustrated manuscripts. She pulled together these pieces for the library&#39;s Book as Art exhibit.</p></div>
<p><a href="http://www.vanderbilt.edu/magazines/acorn-chronicle/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/D_ornate_LIV.jpg"><img class="alignleft size-full wp-image-921" title="D_ornate_LIV" src="http://www.vanderbilt.edu/magazines/acorn-chronicle/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/D_ornate_LIV.jpg" alt="" width="125" height="125" /></a></p>
<div id="attachment_923" class="wp-caption alignright" style="width: 133px"><a href="http://www.vanderbilt.edu/magazines/acorn-chronicle/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/RAND-English-verse_1926-275.jpg"><img class="size-full wp-image-923        " title="RAND-English-verse_1926-275" src="http://www.vanderbilt.edu/magazines/acorn-chronicle/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/RAND-English-verse_1926-275.jpg" alt="" width="123" height="196" /></a><p class="wp-caption-text">­­This 1926 edition of <em>The Oxford Book of English Verse</em> is a beautiful example of an embroidered binding. It is bound in blue silk and richly designed in a floral pattern with silver wire stems and lettered on the spine and front cover in white silk thread.</p></div>
<p>rawn from the Jean and Alexander Heard Libraries’ more than 3.5 million volumes, “The Book as Art” exhibit offers a dazzling display of nine centuries of bookmaking—from unidentified scribes’ illuminated manuscripts to today’s books by internationally recognized artists. These stunning volumes bear the marks of their makers in ways no mass-produced paperback can achieve.</p>
<div id="attachment_940" class="wp-caption alignleft" style="width: 190px"><a href="http://www.vanderbilt.edu/magazines/acorn-chronicle/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/Saca_la_cabeza_y_respira-2007-300.jpg"><img class="size-medium wp-image-940      " title="Saca_la_cabeza_y_respira-2007-300" src="http://www.vanderbilt.edu/magazines/acorn-chronicle/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/Saca_la_cabeza_y_respira-2007-300-285x300.jpg" alt="" width="180" height="189" /></a><p class="wp-caption-text">In this 2007 work <em>Saca la cabeza y respira</em>, Catalina Jaramillo Quijano describes her loves and losses on a trip between Bogotá and Mexico City through her drawings. The title translates as <em>Put your Head Away and Take a Breath</em>.</p></div>
<p>Such exquisite volumes are valued perhaps more for their beautiful form than their literary function. “The Book as Art” offers a richness of visual form in a multitude of styles: ancient manuscripts on vellum illustrated with gold leaf and brilliant colors; bindings hand-tooled and encrusted with jewels; and covers inset with ivory miniatures, along with contemporary artists’ books that leap beyond the traditional book form.</p>
<p>“Who says you can’t judge a book by its cover? We did—and also by their printing, typography, images and more. We loved every moment doing so,” said Connie Vinita Dowell, dean of libraries. “I hope visitors get caught up in the magic of these pages. In this era of digital information and instant printing, this exhibit illuminates the soul as well as the mind.”</p>
<p>Some of the newest volumes may be the most surprising, with their unconventional use of such materials as wood, metal, plastic and fabric and their sculptural assemblages. Some of the world’s finest presses, like Barry Moser’s Pennyroyal Press and Claire Van Vliet’s Janus Press, are represented in the exhibit. These artists’ remarkable talent and their attention to text, image, paper, typography and binding characterize their truly beautiful books.</p>
<p>The exhibit is located in Special Collections, the Library Gallery, the Peabody and Divinity libraries and the Martha Rivers Ingram Center for the Performing ­­­­­Arts.­</p>
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		<title>2009-2010 Annual Report of Donors</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 21 Mar 2011 20:22:09 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[The Jean and Alexander Heard Library thanks and recognizes the many supporters who gave generously to the library during the past fiscal year (July 1, 2009-June 30, 2010). Please contact Katie Robinson at (615) 343-3113 or <a href="mailto:katie.robinson@vanderbilt.edu">katie.robinson@vanderbilt.edu</a> to learn more about supporting the library, to let us know about any omissions or errors on this donor list, or to request removal of your name from this and all future online donor rolls.]]></description>
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<p>The Jean and Alexander Heard Library thanks and recognizes the many supporters who gave generously to the library during the past fiscal year (July 1, 2009-June 30, 2010). Please contact Katie Robinson at (615) 343-3113 or <a href="mailto:katie.robinson@vanderbilt.edu">katie.robinson@vanderbilt.edu</a> to learn more about supporting the library, to let us know about any omissions or errors on this donor list, or to request removal of your name from this and all future online donor rolls.</p>
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<h3><div id="attachment_683" class="wp-caption alignnone" style="width: 260px"><img src="http://www.vanderbilt.edu/magazines/acorn-chronicle/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/teomans.jpg" alt="Teomans" title="Teomans" width="250" height="141" class="size-full wp-image-683" /><p class="wp-caption-text">Betty and Kory Teoman</p></div></h3>
<h3>One-on-one experience set course for her career</h3>
<p>When Betty Teoman, BA’68, was a young Vanderbilt student, a librarian changed her life.</p>
<p>“A librarian was watching as I fumbled my way through the reference room,” Teoman says. “She offered to help and showed me additional resources that really changed the way I approached my studies. That one-on-one experience is ultimately why I became a librarian.”</p>
<p>After earning her degree in English at Vanderbilt, Teoman earned a master’s degree from the University of California at Berkley and then started her 30-year career as a librarian with the Los Angeles Public Library. When she and her husband, Kory, retired, they started thinking seriously about estate planning. Their will includes a bequest benefiting Vanderbilt’s libraries. </p>
<p>“Vanderbilt played a formative role in my life,” Teoman says. “That’s why we decided it would be one of the lynchpins of our charitable donations when we were working on our wills.”</p>
<p>During her career as a librarian, Teoman has been involved with the revitalization of two libraries and knows just how hard it is to keep them up to date. The Teomans have been impressed with the work of Dean Connie Vinita Dowell and her plans for Vanderbilt’s libraries.</p>
<p>“We want our gift to help widen the reach and the scope of the library,” Teoman says. “We want this library to reach out to students and faculty, to be an accessible, comfortable, welcoming place. Most of all, we want to inspire others to support the library as well.”
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<h2>Chancellor’s Council</h2>
<h3>(Gifts of $10,000 or more)</h3>
<p>John Talley Cunningham IV, BS’79 and Daphne L. Hoch-Cunningham<br />
Connie Vinita Dowell, MLS’79 and Stephen P. Miller<br />
David, Fred, and Steve Mann*<br />
Peter Van Ness Henderson, BA’69, JD’81*<br />
Mary Rankin Weems McCallum, BA’68<br />
Sarah Jane Stempfel, BA’46 and<br />
Robert S. Stempfel Jr., A’49, MD’52*</p>
<h2>Dean’s List</h2>
<h3>(Gifts of $5,000-$9,999)</h3>
<p>Gay Nienhuis Greer, BSN’74 and John P. Greer, BA’72, MD’76<br />
Mary Caroline and Tod Hunt<br />
Rachel M. Woodberry McCord, BA’89 and Mark William McCord, BA’89<br />
Jo Ann Rayfield, MA’64, PhD’69<br />
Robert P. Thomson, BA’48*<br />
Jack Wadlington, BA’67<br />
Michelle Wise and Ronnie Wise*</p>
<h2>Member’s Level</h2>
<h3>(Gifts of $1,000-$4,999)</h3>
<p>Lee Richard Adler, BA’85<br />
Phoebe Bates and Scott Bates*<br />
David E. Blum, BA’77<br />
Thomas B. Brumbaugh<br />
Ray B. Buckberry Jr., JD’64<br />
Margaret Lynch Callihan, BA’77, EMBA’04<br />
and Matt M. Callihan, BA’77<br />
Charles R. Chappell, BA’65*<br />
Kathryn B. Cheek, DUS’55*<br />
Robert Greer Cohn*<br />
Martha Baither Conrad, BSN’78 and<br />
James F. Conrad<br />
Robert W. Courtney, BA’77<br />
Anna Durham, BA’49 and Walter Durham, BA’48, MA’56<br />
Perri K. Feldman and Paul Feldman<br />
Sara Frances Seay Friedrich*<br />
Janet M. Friesinger and Gottlieb C. Friesinger<br />
M. Donald Hancock*<br />
Byrd S. Helguera, MLS’66 and J. Leon Helguera<br />
William J. Hook, MA’85, PhD’92 and Theresa Hook<br />
Julie C. Huffman, BSN’77<br />
Brenda M. Leach*<br />
Anna L. Letcher<br />
Sarah Goodpasture Little, BA’40<br />
Dugan Wiess Maddux, BA’80 and Franklin Webster Maddux, BA’79<br />
Lynn H. May, BA’60, MEd’82 and Joseph L. May<br />
W. Patrick McMullan III, BA’74 and Rachel McPherson<br />
Barbara L. Mersereau, BA’79 and James W. Mersereau, BA’79<br />
James S. Patty*<br />
Brigette Porter, BA’61, MA’64 and Richard N. Porter, BA’54, MA’58<br />
Eberhard F. Ramm, BMUS’71*<br />
Betty M. Ramsey*<br />
Stephen R. Schach*<br />
Angelyn B. Sensing, BA’49 and Thurman Sensing Jr., BA’50, LW’52*<br />
Ann Ward Talcott, BA’67<br />
Cecelia Tichi<br />
Ann R. Tutino*<br />
Matthew Eric Wills*<br />
W. Ridley Wills II, BA’56 and Irene Jackson Wills<br />
Florence J. Wilson and William S. Longwell<br />
Matthew Aaron Wilson, BS’96, MED’00<br />
Martha J. Young and Ed M. Young<br />
Caroline Hunt Zaw-Mon, BS’01, Next Generation Fund of the Roy A. Hunt Foundation<br />
Lydia A. Howarth and Nicholas S. Zeppos</p>
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<h3><div id="attachment_690" class="wp-caption alignnone" style="width: 260px"><img src="http://www.vanderbilt.edu/magazines/acorn-chronicle/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/rayfield.jpg" alt="Jo Ann Rayfield" title="Jo Ann Rayfield" width="250" height="360" class="size-full wp-image-690" /><p class="wp-caption-text">Jo Ann Rayfield</p></div></h3>
<h3>Honoring libraries as sacred space</h3>
<p>To many people, libraries are just buildings filled with books. To Jo Ann Rayfield, MA’64, PhD’69, they are anything but that. </p>
<p>“For me, libraries are perilously close to sacred space,” Rayfield says. “I remember walking into the library at Vanderbilt as a graduate student. I was holding my breath—it just seemed so huge to me.”</p>
<p>Rayfield’s studies at Vanderbilt were greatly influenced by Professor León Helguera. He directed her dissertation on the diplomatic career of Daniel F. O’Leary and also instilled in her a love of Colombia that has never waned. The J. León Helguera Collection of Colombiana is housed at Vanderbilt’s Central Library and is considered one of the finest collections of its kind. </p>
<p>“Great libraries have collections that include items people don’t use every week or even every year,” she says. “Great libraries have a continuity and an ongoing commitment to things that are not fashionable.”</p>
<p>Rayfield recently retired from Illinois State University where she taught history for more than 30 years before serving as the university’s archivist. Illinois State recently honored her by naming the archives for her.</p>
<p>Rayfield is a proud supporter of Vanderbilt’s libraries and has been a consistent and generous supporter of the Helguera Collection.</p>
<p>“When you give to a library, the gift lasts forever,” she says. “You give them money and they buy a book. That book endures and 50 years from now it will speak to someone from another generation.”</p>
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<h2>Contributors</h2>
<h3>(Gifts of $500-$999)</h3>
<p>John M. Alden, BA’65<br />
Robert T. Atkinson III, BA’66<br />
Michael D. Bess*<br />
Elizabeth S. Boord<br />
Dawn Victoria S. Fitzgibbon, MBA’00 and William Edward Fitzgibbon IV, BA’90<br />
Mary Elaine Goleski, MA’80 and Howard A. Smith<br />
Grace H. Kleinschmidt and F. W. Kleinschmidt<br />
Nancy D. Pellegrino, BA’79<br />
Anne R. Pratt, BA’52, MA’54 and William C. Pratt Jr., MA’51, PhD’57<br />
W. Casey Reed, BA’73 and Stephanie Mouton-Reed<br />
Robert Rich*<br />
Laura Trickett Riley, BA’74 and Steven A. Riley, BA’74, JD’78<br />
Louise A. Taylor, MA’61<br />
Elizabeth Gay Teoman, BA’68 and Cornell K. Teoman<br />
Robert Bell Thompson, BS’80<br />
Russell B. Truell, BE’71 and Martha H. Truell*<br />
Phil N. Walker, BA’77</p>
<p><img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-262" src="http://www.vanderbilt.edu/magazines/acorn-chronicle/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/library-guystudy.jpg" alt="" width="740" height="268" /></p>
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<h3><div id="attachment_692" class="wp-caption alignnone" style="width: 260px"><img src="http://www.vanderbilt.edu/magazines/acorn-chronicle/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/wild-bunch.jpg" alt="" title="wild-bunch" width="250" height="155" class="size-full wp-image-692" /><p class="wp-caption-text">The Wild Bunch in New Orleans. Front row (left) Hal Huffman, Julie Huffman, David Blum, Phil Walker and Bob Courtney. Back row (left) Mike Bagot, Margaret Callihan and Matt Callihan.</p></div></h3>
<h3>Wild Bunch funds new lecture series</h3>
<p>At the very start of the academic year in 1973, former Chancellor Alexander Heard issued an open invitation to the freshman class—come for lunch. A group of seven first-year students, nearly all of whom had just met, took him up on the offer. During the rollicking event, the chancellor named the group the “Wild Bunch.” The name stuck, and the friendships with each other and Chancellor Heard held over the years, long past graduation. </p>
<p>Following Chancellor Heard’s passing last year, the Wild Bunch got together in New Orleans to talk about how they could honor him. They decided on the Wild Bunch Lecture Fund, and members ponied up enough that night to fund half the endowment needed to get the ball rolling. Additional gifts and pledges from the Vanderbilt community are welcome.</p>
<p>The Wild Bunch envisions bringing in a thought-provoking, unconventional speaker to campus each year to ignite Vanderbilt students’ thoughts and imaginations. The plan calls for both a large lecture and informal meetings with smaller groups of students.  </p>
<p>The group has found a willing backer in Dean of Libraries Connie Vinita Dowell, who plans to host the inaugural event in the new community room of the recently renovated Central Library. </p>
<p>“We’ve been working very closely with Dean Dowell and her staff about this,” says David Blum, BA’77, now a real estate broker and developer in Wilmette, Ill. “Whenever you do a project, you need a champion. She’s our on-campus champion.”</p>
<p>The lecture fund is the second Wild Bunch effort that honors Heard and supports the library. They established the Wild Bunch Acquisitions fund in 1997 to honor Heard and have purchased 161 books for the library.</p>
<p>“He was a very near and dear friend of ours,” Blum says. “He would seek us out and sit with us at Reunion lunches. He was a wonderful leader for the university.”</p>
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<h2>Gifts of $100-$499</h2>
<h3>Carol Atkinson and Giacomo Chiozza</h3>
<p>Charles M. Babington III, BA’70<br />
Robert Francis Bahnsen, MA’57<br />
Gary Dean Beasley, BA’90, JD’93<br />
Andrea C. Beldecos, BA’81<br />
Craig Bledsoe, PhD’85 and Sandra H. Bledsoe<br />
Barbara C. Bowen and Vincent E. Bowen<br />
Catherine Gardner Bowling, BA’60<br />
Allen D. Boyer, BA’78<br />
Joseph Brenner Jr., JD’72<br />
Cathy Stewart Brown, BA’86, MBA’90 and Martin S. Brown Jr., JD’92<br />
Elizabeth Bryan Brown, BA’66, MLS’67<br />
Lyn Brown, BA’60<br />
Jeannette Kimberly Bryant, BS’91<br />
Melanie M. Byers and James M. Byers<br />
Stephen A. Caldwell, MDV’71<br />
Leah Cannon, MLAS’09<br />
David E. Carpenter<br />
Nena Louise Couch, BA’72, MMU’75, MLS’83 and Peter Coccia, MA’80<br />
Joseph Dale Combs Jr., MA’87<br />
Paula Anne Covington, MLS’71, MA’94 and Robert N. Covington, JD’61<br />
Marillyn F. Craig, MLS’68<br />
Eileen S. Crawford, MTS’94<br />
Kay T. Davenport, BA’59<br />
Tracy Barger De Jong, JD’85<br />
Ruth Robinson Dietrich, BA’45<br />
Marie Howell Dohrmann, MLS’79<br />
Kimberlee Maphis Early, MDiv’81 and Robert L. Early, BA’71, MDiv’76<br />
Kristi Ellen Erickson, BS’00<br />
Bonnie L. Flowers, MS’87 and Forrest Jefferson Flowers, BS’85, MS’87<br />
Helen Foote Flowers, BA’54 and Elbert Conner Flowers Jr., MA’57<br />
Constance Marie Fulmer, MA’65, PhD’70<br />
Henry M. Gaither III, BA’65 and Judith L. Gaither<br />
Sandra Fernald Gerow, BA’65<br />
Janey Thompson Gleaves and Edwin S. Gleaves<br />
Teresa L Gray<br />
Brenda W. Griffin, BA’65 and James R. Griffin, BE’64, MS’66<br />
Frank P. Grisham, BDiv’52, MLS’58<br />
Mary Charles Lasater, BS’74, MLS’75 and Frederick L. Haley, MD’75<br />
Elizabeth B. Hauer, BSN’55, MLS’66 and Chris E. Hauer Jr., BDiv’55, PhD’59<br />
H. Carl Haywood*<br />
Christopher C. Heard<br />
Lynnette Marie Henderson, PhD’00 and David Henderson*<br />
Mary Sara Hoffschwelle, PhD’93<br />
Elizabeth M. Holsten<br />
Rahn C. Huber<br />
William Jackson<br />
Katherine G. Keenum, BA’69 and John M. Keenum, BA’68<br />
Edward S. Kelly Jr., BA’67, JD’70<br />
James C. Kelly, MA’72, PhD’74*<br />
Richard H. King, JD’71<br />
Julia Starnes LaFevor, BA’55<br />
Rhonda Sue Nelson Laird, MED’93<br />
J. Stanley Lindgren, BS’85<br />
Kelly Akers Linton, BA’81 and MacRae F. Linton, A’78<br />
Mrs. Charles T. Love<br />
Muriel Joan Lytle-Campbell, MLS’69<br />
Ann Jeryl Martin, BA’68, MLS’69<br />
William Martin<br />
Mechthild I. McCarthy and John A. McCarthy<br />
L. Clifford McKee Jr., BA’54, MD’57 and Guat-Siew Lee<br />
Alexander C. McLeod, EMBA’88 and Dorothy McLeod<br />
Arthur H. Mills II, MA’73, GS’78<br />
Megan Mistler-Jackson, BS’92 and Jeffrey Quinn Jackson, BS’91<br />
Edward F. Mitchel Jr., BA’71, MS’88<br />
Mark Emerson Monroe, BS’92<br />
J. Scott Moore, BS’74<br />
Juanita G. Murray<br />
Ava H. Nackman and Lee R. Nackman<br />
John B. Neeld Jr., BA’62, MD’66 and Gail Wix Bell Neeld<br />
James Douglas Phelps Jr., BDiv’68, MLS’71, MA’77 and Peggy Malone Phelps<br />
F. Carter Philips, BA’65 and Linda Downs Philips<br />
Jon Parrish Peede, BS’91*<br />
John W. Poindexter‡, BA’46, MA’48, and Judith Poindexter<br />
Noel Polk*<br />
Karen Smith Rehm, MA’72 and Jerry Lee Rehm, BA’72<br />
Joseph M. Riddick, MA’65 and Norma F. Riddick<br />
Elizabeth F. Ritter, BA’60<br />
Susan Cramer Rock, BA’69<br />
Harriet L. Ross, BA’68 and John J. Ross Jr., BA’68<br />
Joanne C. Ruetsch and Herbert M. Ruetsch<br />
Bradley K. Sabel, BA’70 and Nancy J. Sabel<br />
Catherine King Schultz, BA’00 and Edward Francis Schultz, BE’98<br />
C. Boone Schwartzel, BA’72 and Rose C. Schwartzel<br />
Lisa C. Terranova Shipman and Henry R. Shipman<br />
Sandra Davenport Simpson, BA’90<br />
Daniel R. Smith, BA’53<br />
Kathleen I. Smith<br />
Robert Benjamin Smith, BS’01<br />
Patsy Haley Stann, BA’66 and E. Jeffrey Stann, BA’66, MA’68, PhD’75<br />
Paul Bush Stevenson, BA’84<br />
Evelyn S. Udell and Joel D. Udell<br />
Jan van Eys, PhD’55<br />
Nicole Jennings Wade, BA’92 and M. Todd Wade<br />
Celia Schwarzenberg Walker, MA’85<br />
Patricia A. Ward*<br />
Sarah Davis Warner, BS’98 and Andrew Warner, BS’98<br />
Meike G. Werner and Helmut W. Smith<br />
Christina Benyunes Whitman, BS’82<br />
Charles David Williams, BS’76<br />
F. Clark Williams Jr.<br />
Elizabeth Winton, BA’47 and Calhoun Winton, MA’50<br />
Beulah Marie Woodfin, BA’58<br />
Jean Acker Wright, BA’49, MLS’51<br />
Robert Wright<br />
Lee Cutchin Yarborough, BA’93<br />
Anne Zuberer, MED’87 and Kevin R. Davis, MA’88, PhD’89, JD’93</p>
<p>* Contributed personal papers, materials or libraries to the Jean and Alexander Heard Library in 2009-2010.<br />
‡ Deceased</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[The Jean and Alexander Heard Library thanks and recognizes the many supporters who gave generously to the library during the past fiscal year (July 1, 2008–June 30, 2009). To learn more about supporting the library or to let us know about any omissions or errors on this donor list, please contact Beth Boord at (615) 343-4717 or beth.boord@vanderbilt.edu.]]></description>
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<p>The Jean and Alexander Heard Library thanks and recognizes the many supporters who gave generously to the library during the past fiscal year (July 1, 2008–June 30, 2009). To learn more about supporting the library,  to let us know about any omissions or errors on this donor list, or to request removal of your name from this and all future mailing lists, please contact Beth Boord at (615) 343-4717 or <a href="mailto:beth.boord@vanderbilt.edu">beth.boord@vanderbilt.edu</a>.</p>
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<h3>Working poet Luther bequeaths papers to Heard Library</h3>
<p><em>By Cindy Thomsen</em></p>
<p>Award-winning poet Susan Militzer Luther, PhD’86, laughs at the stereotypical view of poets sitting in meadows all day, gathering flowers.</p>
<p>Luther is very much a working poet. Her work has appeared in many anthologies and journals, and she has published two books, <em>Breathing in the Dark</em> and <em>Greatest Hits: 1975-2000</em>. She has also taught in university settings and served on the ­editorial board of <em>POEM</em> magazine.</p>
<p>To support the Jean and Alexander Heard library, Luther has made a bequest to the library as well as leaving it her personal papers and books. The collection includes her own books, books inscribed to her by their authors and journals, many of which are no longer in print.</p>
<p>“Giving is important,” she says. “It’s important to preserve the history that we have and to preserve it in a place that will be accessible to those who might want to study what our literature was all about.”</p>
<p>Vanderbilt’s reputation is extremely important to Luther and she considers its library as one of the South’s finest. She knows that her books and papers will be well cared for there.</p>
<p>“Creativity can so easily be lost if it’s not housed where it will be respected and treated well,” Luther adds.</p>
<p>“As we draft and sign the agreement for a gift of personal papers, it is among the most careful acts we execute, because we know that it is a permanent bond going forward through the generations,” Dean of Libraries Connie V. Dowell says. “We also know it is one of the greatest honors bestowed on any library by its donor.”</p>
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<h2>Chancellor’s Council</h2>
<h3>(Gifts of $10,000 or more)</h3>
<p>Byrd S. Helguera, MLS’66, and J. Leon Helguera*<br />
David, Fred and Steve Mann*</p>
<h2>Dean’s List</h2>
<h3>(Gifts of $5,000-$9,999)</h3>
<p>John Cunningham, BS’79, and<br />
Daphne Cunningham<br />
Gay Greer BSN’74, and<br />
John Greer, BA’72, MD’76, FE’82<br />
Mary Caroline and Tod Hunt<br />
Mary Weems McCallum, BA’68,<br />
Robert and Virginia McCallum Family Foundation<br />
Robert Thomson, BA’48*<br />
W. Ridley Wills II, BA’56, and Irene Jackson Wills*<br />
Martha and Ed Young*</p>
<h2>Member’s Level</h2>
<h3>(Gifts of $1,000-$4,999)</h3>
<p>Lee Adler, BA’85<br />
Julie Blagojevich, MA’07, and Robert Blagojevich<br />
Beth Boord and Henry Ambrose<br />
Ray Buckberry, JD’64<br />
Margaret Callihan, BA’77, EMBA’04 and<br />
Matt Callihan, BA’77<br />
Neal Carter, MA’55*<br />
Ann Jennalie Cook, PhD’72, and<br />
Gerald George Calhoun<br />
Marty Conrad, BSN’78, and James Conrad<br />
Connie Vinita Dowell, MLS’79, and Stephen Miller<br />
Anna Durham, BA’49, and<br />
Walter Durham, BA’48, MA’56<br />
Janet and Gottlieb Friesinger<br />
Elaine Goleski, MA’80, and Howard A. Smith<br />
Patricia Hart, BA’57, and Rodes Hart, BA’54,<br />
Patricia and Rodes Hart Foundation<br />
Barbara Haugen, BA’72, and Gary Haugen<br />
Clyde Hayner*<br />
Marilyn and Kem Hinton*<br />
Bill Hook, MA’85, PhD’92, and Theresa Hook<br />
Sarah G. Little, BA’40, and<br />
Joseph A. Little, BA’40, MD’43, HO’43<br />
Samuel C. Loventhal, BA’36, and Clare Loventhal<br />
Lynn May, BA’60, MEd’82, and Jack May,<br />
Joseph and Lynn May Foundation<br />
Rachel McCord, BA’89, and Mark McCord, BA’89<br />
Jo Ann Rayfield, MA’64, PhD’69<br />
Brook Smith*<br />
Ann Talcott, BA’67<br />
Betty Teoman, BA’68, and Cornell Teoman<br />
Laura Trickett Riley, BA’74, and<br />
Steve Riley, BA’74, JD’78<br />
Cecelia Tichi<br />
Robert Thompson, BA’80<br />
Alice van Buren*<br />
Flo Wilson and William Longwell<br />
Patricia Ward*<br />
Matt Wilson, BS’96, MEd’00<br />
Caroline Hunt Zaw-Mon, BS’01, Next Generation Fund of the Roy A. Hunt Foundation</p>
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<h3>Donating late wife’s Southern literature collection was easy decision</h3>
<p><em>By Cindy Thomsen</em></p>
<p>Readers of Southern literature know that it is a very special genre, and no one was a bigger fan of it than the late Frances Newman Thomson. During her life, she collected more than 400 books by Southern authors. A portion of her collection has been donated to the Jean and Alexander Heard Library by her husband, Robert Polk Thomson, BA’48, a history professor at Peabody for 23 years.</p>
<p>“About 100 of the volumes are first editions, and 29 or 30 of them are inscribed,” Thomson says of the books going to Special Collections. The collection will be known as the Frances Newman Thomson Southern Writers Collection.</p>
<p>Walker Percy, Anne Tyler, Reynolds Price and Gail Godwin were among Mrs. Thomson’s favorites. As they were building the collection, the couple would get to bookstores early enough to find first editions.</p>
<p>Giving his wife’s books to the Heard Library was an easy decision for Thomson, who earned his Ph.D. at the University of Wisconsin in 1956.</p>
<p>“The library was a very important part of my life,” he says. “I spent about half of my life in that building, starting from the time I was an undergraduate student in 1945. It pleases me to be able to give the Special Collections something that will strengthen it.”</p>
<p>“Delightfully understated and remarkably well-read, Professor Thomson has been such a pleasure to get to know,” Dean of Libraries Connie V. Dowell says. “He has taken such joy in sharing his wife’s love of these authors with others that he makes us feel as if we are giving him a gift. His generosity is very much appreciated.”</p>
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<h2>Contributors</h2>
<h3>(Gifts of $500-$999)</h3>
<p>John Alden, BA’65<br />
Bob Atkinson, BA’66<br />
Maggie Brooke, BSN’80, and William Brooke<br />
Felix Caldwell, BA’76<br />
Tom Gregor*<br />
Anna Letcher, A’06<br />
Richard C. McCarty<br />
John McMinn, MAT’71, MLS’73<br />
Pat McMullan, BA’74<br />
Brigette Porter, BA’61, MA’64, and<br />
Dick Porter, BA’54, MA’58<br />
Ann Pratt, BA’52, MA’54, and<br />
William Pratt, MA’51, PhD’51<br />
Casey Reed, BA’73<br />
Gene Shanks, BA’69, and Susan Shanks<br />
Lisa and Henry Shipman<br />
Tennessee Intercollegiate Legislature Foundation<br />
Joe Trahern, BA’58, MA’59<br />
Emily Townes, BA’50, and<br />
Alex Townes, BA’50, MD’53, HO’56<br />
Ashley Wiltshire, JD’72, and Susan Wiltshire*</p>
<h3>(Gifts of $100-$499)</h3>
<p>Jeffrey Adams, BS’84<br />
Rosa Yujung An, BA’07<br />
Ivan Arguelles, MLS’68<br />
Mary Atkinson, BA’71<br />
Ann Babington, BA’70<br />
Robert Bahnsen, MA’57<br />
Clay Bailey, MA’91, PhD’99<br />
Sarah Baker, BS’97<br />
Robert Bayuzick, PhD’69<br />
Gary Beasley, BA’90, JD’93<br />
Andrea Beldecos, BA’81<br />
Jane and Ronald Beneke<br />
Ed Benson, BA’67, and Jamie Benson<br />
Barbara Bowen<br />
Joe Brenner, JD’72<br />
Betty Brown, BA’66, MLS’67<br />
Lyn Brown, BA’60<br />
Kim Bryant, BS’91<br />
Steve Caldwell, MDiv’71, and Lindy Caldwell,<br />
Hardluck Acres<br />
Linda Carter<br />
Giacomo Chiozza<br />
Lisa Christenson, BA’89<br />
Paul Conkin, MA’53, PhD’57, and Dorothy Conkin<br />
Nena Couch, BA’72, MMus’75, MLS’83<br />
Paula Covington, MLS’71, MA’94, and<br />
Bob Covington, JD’61<br />
Marillyn Craig, MLS’68<br />
Eileen Crawford, MTS’94<br />
Anne and John Czura<br />
Anne Zuberer, MEd’87, and<br />
Kevin Davis, MA’88, PhD’89, JD’93<br />
Ruth Dietrich, BA’45<br />
Mimi Dennis<br />
Michelle and Marshall Eakin<br />
Kimberlee Maphis Early, MDiv’81, and<br />
Robert Early, BA’71, MDiv’76<br />
Bramblett Elam, BA’72<br />
Kristi Erickson, BS’07<br />
Marilyn Fels, BA’50, and Rendig Fels<br />
Aldrich Finegan<br />
Toby Lee Fitzgerald, BA’65, and<br />
Oscar Fitzgerald, BA’65<br />
Tory Fitzgibbon, MBA’00, and<br />
Will Fitzgibbon, BA’90<br />
Robert Foster, BE’71<br />
Sandy Gerow, BA’65<br />
Brenda Griffin, BA’65, and<br />
James Griffin, BE’64, MS’66<br />
Frank Grisham, BDiv’52, MLS’58<br />
Paul Hardacre<br />
Frances Hardie, MLS’68, PhD’80<br />
Judy and Mickey Harris<br />
Liz Hauer, BSN’55, MLS’66, and<br />
Chris Hauer, BDiv’55, PhD’59<br />
Chris Heard<br />
Mary Sara Hoffschwelle, PhD’93<br />
Elizabeth Holsten<br />
Tim Hoover, JD’97<br />
Rahn Huber<br />
Martha Ingram<br />
Amy Jarvis<br />
Amanda Jenkins, A’90, and<br />
Lewis Jenkins, BS’88, JD’95<br />
Karen Kaiser, BA’89<br />
Sally Kanaday, BA’65<br />
Edward Kelly, BA’67, JD’70<br />
Patty Kendall, BA’79, MEd’82<br />
Grace and F. W. Kleinschmidt<br />
Rhonda Laird, MEd’93<br />
Mary Charles Lasater, BS’74, MLS’75<br />
Phyllis and Melvyn Leffler<br />
Stan Lindgren, BS’85<br />
Kelly Akers Linton, BA’81<br />
Mrs. Charles T. Love<br />
John McCarthy<br />
Vernon McGaw<br />
Alex McLeod, HO’64, FE’68, EMBA’88, and<br />
Dotsie McLeod<br />
Babs Mersereau, BA’79, and<br />
Skip Mersereau, BA’79<br />
Mid West Spring &amp; Chassis Service Ltd.<br />
Arthur Mills, MA’73<br />
Emily Moon, BME’69<br />
Brownie Moore, BA’63<br />
Scott Moore, BA’74<br />
Lincoln Mui, BA’68<br />
Matthew Newman, BA’56<br />
William Parker, BA’72<br />
Libby and David Patterson<br />
Chad Payne, BA’93<br />
Jon Post, BA’85<br />
John Rich, BA’51, and Norma Ann Rich<br />
Mac Riddick, MA’65<br />
Ruth Robbins, BA’57, MA’67<br />
Susan Rock, BA’69<br />
Ann Rowe, D’58<br />
Emma Roy, BA’50, and Rob Roy, BA’49, MD’52<br />
Ava Sellers, MA’45<br />
Karen Schulz, BA’90<br />
Boone Schwartzel, BA’72, and Rose Schwartzel<br />
Liz Shayne<br />
Sandra Lee Shea, PhD’80<br />
Sandra Simpson, BA’90<br />
Ben Smith, BA’01<br />
Daniel Smith, BA’53<br />
Kathy Smith<br />
Jo Ann Staples, MA’73, PhD’75, and<br />
Phil Staples, MA’74, PhD’75<br />
Paul Stevenson, BA’84<br />
Jane Sullivan, BS’76, MLS’77<br />
Lee Swank, A’68<br />
Louise Taylor, MA’61*<br />
Tennessee Theological Library Association<br />
James Tuck, BA’40, LLB’47<br />
Lydia Turnipseed, BA’91<br />
Gene Vaughan, BA’55, and Susan Vaughan<br />
Celia Walker, MA’85<br />
Phil Walker, BA’77<br />
David Ward, BA’68<br />
Sarah Davis Warner, BS’98, and<br />
Andrew Warner, BS’98<br />
Dudley Brown White, BA’53, and John White<br />
Mary White, BA’70, and Jim White<br />
Tina Whitman, BA’82<br />
Liz Winton, BA’47, and Calhoun Winton, MA’50<br />
Beulah Woodfin, BA’58<br />
Jean Wright, BA’49, MLS’51<br />
Robert Wright<br />
Allen Beard Young, BA’85<br />
Ruth Zibart, MA’42</p>
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<h3>Zaw-Mon liked finding her own place in the library</h3>
<p><em>By Cindy Thomsen</em></p>
<p>When she was an undergraduate studying history at Vanderbilt, Caroline Hunt Zaw-Mon, BS’01, spent a lot of time at the library. It made quite an impression on her.</p>
<p>“I loved that there are all these places that are just tucked away,” Zaw-Mon says. “You can find your own place.”</p>
<p>When she graduated, Zaw-Mon’s family created the Hunt Family Book Fund to support the purchase of history books for the library. The Roy A. Hunt Foundation, named for her great-uncle, also contributes.</p>
<p>“I think it’s nice to find a specific area of need to support,” Zaw-Mon says. “It’s a great way to be involved, and you can really see the change and results coming from your gift.”</p>
<p>Since leaving Vanderbilt, Zaw-Mon has earned two master’s degrees and has spent a lot of time in other libraries. “One of the greatest aspects of any ­university is the library, and I think that Vanderbilt’s is a wonderful resource for students and researchers,” she said.</p>
<p>The Hunt Family Book Fund enabled the Heard Library to purchase a treasure trove of 499 titles in the six years since the fund began.</p>
<p>“The Hunt Family Book Fund has been a huge help ensuring we maintain a strong collection in American military history, with emphasis on the Civil War, World War II and the Cold War,” says Peter Brush, history and Asian studies librarian. “Our patrons have a strong interest in these areas. I am especially grateful for Caroline Hunt Zaw-Mon&#8217;s generosity and support, given the pressure on library acquisition budgets due to the economic situation.”</p>
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<h3>(Gifts under $100)</h3>
<p>Diane and Frank Agostino<br />
Peggy Allen, BA’46, and<br />
Ward Allen, BA’47, MA’49, PhD’63<br />
Carol and David Anderson<br />
Diane Banks, MA’99, PhD’04<br />
Mary Barker, MA’65<br />
Gloria Barr*<br />
Erin Bazar, BA’08<br />
Bruce Beeber, BA’72<br />
Becky Bembry, BA’87<br />
Chris Benda, MA’03<br />
Nell Benton, MLS’81<br />
Catherine Bowling, BA’60<br />
Virginia Boyd, MLS’66<br />
Yvonne Boyer, MLS’88, and Leonard Folgarait<br />
Lee Bridges<br />
Juliet Bridgesmith, MEd’01<br />
Elbert Brooks<br />
Daniel Brown, BA’80, and Myra Brown<br />
Malcolm Brown*<br />
Billy Bryant, MA’48, PhD’54, and<br />
Mary Nelle Bryant<br />
Melanie and James Byers<br />
Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Campbell, PhD’56<br />
Lisa and John Campbell<br />
Leah Cannon<br />
David Carlton<br />
David Cassel*<br />
Carlos Castrillo, BA’06<br />
Margaret Cather, MLS’56<br />
Marc Claypool*<br />
Martha Jane Clift, N’56<br />
Barry Compton, G’76<br />
Elizabeth Cormier*<br />
Jason Crabb, BA’97<br />
Phillip Crooke<br />
Tiffany Davis, BA’93<br />
Stacey Day*<br />
Eugenia and Charles Delzell<br />
Robert Diehl, A’77<br />
Ellie Durham, BA’09<br />
Peter F. Drucker Literary Trust*<br />
Anne Edmunds, BA’94, MEd’99<br />
Susan Erickson<br />
Janice Farringer, BA’71<br />
Bonnie Flowers, MS’87, and<br />
Jeff Flowers, BS’85, MS’87<br />
Melanie Ford, BS’77, and<br />
Randall Ford, BME’77, MS’78<br />
Constance Fulmer, MA’65, PhD’70<br />
James Galbreath<br />
William Gerhardt, BA’96<br />
Malcolm Getz<br />
Elizabeth Goodner, BA’54<br />
Virginia Grantham<br />
Teresa Gray<br />
John Gregory, EdS’55<br />
Vance Gregory, BA’65, and Sharon Gregory<br />
Betty Grimes, BA’50<br />
Tom Gunn, MLS’72<br />
Melissa Guyler, BE’94<br />
Jennifer Handy, BA’07, and Chris Handy, BA’07<br />
Charlene Harb*<br />
Julia and Erwin Hargrove<br />
Penny Harrington, JD’82, and Michael Hodges<br />
Alan Harzman, BS’97<br />
Terri Hershberger<br />
Clay Hipke, BA’82<br />
Judith Hodges<br />
Bonnie Holaday<br />
Susan Holly, BA’70<br />
Jane Howard, A’49<br />
Mila Johnston, EdS’77<br />
Don Jones, MLS’80<br />
Richard King, JD’71<br />
Rick Keener, BA’56<br />
Doug Knight*<br />
Julia LaFevor, BA’55<br />
Madlon Laster, MA’63, and<br />
James Laster, MA’63, PhD’73<br />
Betty Latture, MLS’75<br />
Maureen Leahigh, BA’77<br />
Guat-Siew Lee, HO’76, and<br />
Clifford McKee, BA’54, MD’57, FE’60<br />
Joe Lee, BMus’98*<br />
Robert Lee*<br />
John Lyda<br />
Connie MacDonald, BA’57, and<br />
Malcolm MacDonald<br />
Sara Jane and Casey Manus<br />
Brian McEwen, BA’74<br />
Linda McIntosh<br />
Sandra and Sam McSeveney<br />
Elaine and Scott McWilliams<br />
Rob Montgomery, BA’75<br />
Margaret Morford, BA’71, MLS’72, and<br />
Don Morford, FE’77<br />
Stella Morgan*<br />
Juanita Murray<br />
Ava and Lee Nackman<br />
Amir Mohd Nasir, BE’09<br />
Andromedia Noel, BA’41<br />
Margaret Parker*<br />
Richard Patchak, BA’93<br />
Gena Patterson*<br />
Jim Patty<br />
Faxon Payne, BA’45, MD’48, HO’57, and<br />
Frances Payne<br />
Mary Margaret Peel, BA’71, and<br />
Joe C. Peel, BA’65, MA’69<br />
John Poindexter, BA’46, MA’48, and<br />
Judith Poindexter<br />
Nancy Quillman, BA’71*<br />
Nancy Ransom, MA’71, EdD’88, and<br />
Harry Ransom, BA’43<br />
Annette Ratkin, BA’48, MLS’75<br />
Robert Rich*<br />
Charlene Ring, MA’65<br />
Luis Rivera-Pagan*<br />
David Regen, PhD’62<br />
Michael Rose*<br />
Sam Sapp, A’70<br />
Jack Sasson*<br />
Pauline Scanlon*<br />
Lillian Sharp, BA’52<br />
Robert Sharp, BA’52, MA’54<br />
Thom Shelton, BA’82<br />
Reid Sinclair, MA’54, PhD’65<br />
Carl Smith*<br />
Carol and Carl Smith<br />
Jennie Smith*<br />
Leo Soong*<br />
James Stathis*<br />
Damaris Steele, BA’41<br />
Amy Stewart-Mailhiot<br />
Frank Stone, MDiv’52, DMin’53<br />
James Smith Summerville*<br />
Bob Sweeney, BA’73<br />
Helen Tanner, BA’51<br />
Frances and Bobby Taylor*<br />
Charles Thomas, BA’86<br />
Janet Thomason<br />
Tom Truss, BA’48, MA’50<br />
Evelyn and Joel Udell<br />
Betsy Underwood*<br />
Thomas Vandever, PhD’71<br />
Steven Vann, BS’80<br />
Andrew Van Schaak*<br />
Mary Jane and Conrad Wagner<br />
Steven Walder, BA’84<br />
Nelda Watts, MLS’71<br />
Shirley Marie Watts, BMus’57, MA’61, MLS’67<br />
Caroline Webb<br />
M.K. Wesslen, MA’92<br />
Luci Whatley<br />
Lynn Whitehouse, MLS’72<br />
Karen Whittier, BA’84, MEd’91<br />
Roger Wiesmeyer*<br />
Richard Winant, MLS’73<br />
Roberta Winjum<br />
Clark Williams<br />
Amelia Wilkes, BA’65, and James Wilkes<br />
Tiffa Wilshusen, BA’74, and Bill Wilshusen, BA’74<br />
Ava Wilson<br />
Liz and Jon Wilson<br />
Charlotte Wolfe, BA’58<br />
Virginia Youngblood, BA’45<br />
Margaret Zibart, BA’71, and Michael Zibart, BA’69<br />
Robert Zirbel<br />
Wilma Zonn*</p>
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<h3>Memorial Gifts</h3>
<p>Given in memory of:<br />
Howard L. Boorman<br />
Marshall Eakin<br />
Virginia Grantham<br />
Paul Hardacre<br />
Phyllis and Melvyn Leffler<br />
Sandra and Sam McSeveney<br />
Ruth Zibart, MA’42<br />
Maston Callison<br />
Steve Caldwell, MDiv’71, and Lindy Caldwell,<br />
Hardluck Acres<br />
Miriam M. Cowden<br />
Billy Bryant, MA’48, PhD’54, and<br />
Mary Nelle Bryant<br />
Lisa and John Campbell<br />
Tiffany Davis, BA’93<br />
Mimi Dennis<br />
Marilyn Fels, BA’50, and Rendig Fels<br />
Patricia Hart, BA’57, and Rodes Hart, BA’54,<br />
Patricia and Rodes Hart Foundation<br />
Martha Ingram<br />
Sarah G. Little, BA’40, and<br />
Joseph A. Little, BA’40, MD’43, HO’43<br />
Vernon McGaw<br />
Elaine and Scott McWilliams<br />
Mid West Spring &amp; Chassis Service Ltd.<br />
Andromedia Noel, BA’41<br />
Faxon Payne, BA’45, MD’48, HO’57, and<br />
Frances Payne<br />
John Poindexter, BA’46, MA’48, and<br />
Judith Poindexter<br />
John Rich, BA’51, and Norma Ann Rich<br />
Ann Rowe, D’58<br />
Emma Roy, BA’50, and Rob Roy, BA’49, MD’52<br />
Gene Shanks, BA’69, and Susan Shanks<br />
Liz Shayne<br />
Damaris Steele, BA’41<br />
Helen Tanner, BA’51<br />
Gene Vaughan, BA’55, and Susan Vaughan<br />
Caroline Webb<br />
Dudley Brown White, BA’53, and John White<br />
W. Ridley Wills, II, BA’56, and Irene Jackson Wills<br />
Virginia Youngblood, BA’45<br />
Calvin Fite Jr.<br />
John Gregory, EdS’55<br />
William Goldstein<br />
Steve Caldwell, MDiv’71, and Lindy Caldwell<br />
Sofia Hoover<br />
Tim Hoover, JD’97<br />
Michele D. Kahn<br />
Matthew Newman, BA’56<br />
Eleanor Morrisey<br />
Charlene Ring, MA’65<br />
Sam C. Pointer, Jr.<br />
Rick Keener, BA’56<br />
Louise Smith<br />
Frances Hardie, MLS’68, PhD’80<br />
Lexie Parks Weaks<br />
Amelia Wilkes, BA’65, and James Wilkes</p>
<h3>Honorary Gifts</h3>
<p>Given in honor of:<br />
Dorothy Ruth Parks Evins<br />
Chris Benda, MA’03<br />
Eileen Cunningham<br />
Bill Hook, MA’85, PhD’92, and Theresa Hook<br />
Paul M. Gherman<br />
Richard C. McCarty<br />
Yvonne Boyer, MLS’88, and Leonard Folgarait<br />
Ruthann and Malcolm Getz<br />
Gay Greer BSN’74, and John Greer, BA’72, MD’76, FE’82<br />
Frank P. Grisham<br />
Shirley Marie Watts, BMus’57, MA’61, MLS’67<br />
Jean and Alexander Heard<br />
Elizabeth Holsten<br />
J. Leon Helguera<br />
Pat McMullan, BA’74<br />
Matt Wilson<br />
Anne Edmunds, BA’94, MEd’99<br />
Anne Richardson Womack<br />
Tennessee Theological Library Association</p>
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<h3>These individuals have remembered the Jean and Alexander Heard Library in their estate plans.</h3>
<p>Thomas B. Brumbaugh<br />
Eleanor Jones Burt, BA’47, MA’50<br />
Linda L. Carter<br />
Ann Jennalie Cook, PhD’72<br />
Anna C. Durham, BA’49, and<br />
Walter T. Durham, BA’48, and MA’56<br />
William David Eppes, BS’40<br />
Byrd S. Helguera, PB’66, and J. Leon Helguera<br />
Anthony Bresenhan Kaye, BS’95<br />
H. Roger King, PhD’65<br />
Charles William Lewis, MLS’70, PhD’78<br />
Susan M. Luther, PhD’86<br />
Debbie J. Osgood, BS’79, MBA’80<br />
Betty Parker, MA’56, and Franklin Parker, EdD’56<br />
Patricia A. Ward<br />
W. Ridley Wills II, BA‘56, and Irene Jackson Wills</p>
<p>* These individuals contributed their personal papers, materials or libraries to the Jean and Alexander Heard Library in 2008-2009.</p>
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