UCSF School of Pharmacy

UCSF School of Pharmacy

Honor Roll of Giving2010/2011

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It means so much to me to directly benefit from the generosity of our alumni. It inspires me to work harder, to dedicate myself to the profession, and to return the favor to future generations of student pharmacists after I graduate.

– Mandalene Mandap, Pharmacy Alumni Association Scholarship Recipient

Thank You

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Dear Friends,As I reflect on my 41 years on faculty at the UCSF School of Pharmacy, 14 of those as dean, I remember years filled with tremendous accomplishment and deep appreciation for your support. This past year was no different.

As budgets tighten, your financial generosity becomes ever more important to our success. You are directly responsible for helping us accomplish our plans to create a new framework for therapeutics discovery and development, ensure that patients get the best results from their medicines, and shape the future of pharmacy science and education by working in fresh and collaborative ways.

You will notice that the next couple pages of this honor roll look a bit different than in years past because I think it’s important to show you the impact of your gifts in the context of our financial picture.

What you will see – not surprisingly given the current economic climate of the state, nation and world – is that California state funding of the UCSF School of Pharmacy has decreased significantly and tuition has increased to help absorb this decline.

You will also see how much your contributions mean to our students and faculty members. Almost 40 percent of your gifts support student scholarships; another 40 percent support our exceptional researchers; and the rest ensure that we stay competitive by, for example, having the resources to attract the best new faculty and teach in exciting new ways.

A heartfelt “thank you” to one and all.

Warmly,

Mary Anne Koda-Kimble, PharmD ’69Dean, UCSF School of PharmacyThomas J. Long Chair in Community Pharmacy Practice

Honor Roll of Giving July 1, 2010 – June 30, 2011 1

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Philanthropy by the Numbers

Total School Expenditures by Fund SourceFor the fiscal year ending June 30, 2011 32% Federal Contracts and Grants $23,314,500

15% California Poison Control System $10,748,275

13% California State General Funds $9,697,072

12% Private and Other Contracts and Grants $8,774,741

11% Faculty Professional Fees and School Services $8,326,673

11% Student Professional Fees (Tuition) $7,795,375

4% Private Support* $3,294,635

2% Indirect Costs $1,330,637

Grand Total $73,281,911

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Sources of Private SupportFor the fiscal year ending June 30, 2011 45% Alumni $395,558

29% Faculty and Staff $254,915

16% Friends $140,643

6% Corporations and Corporate Foundations $52,741

4% Private and Family Foundations and Associations $35,161

Grand Total $879,018

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45%

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A glimpse into the school’s fiscal situation shows how critical your support is to our success.

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*Private support expenditures include prior gifts, endowment income and gifted grants

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Uses of Private SupportFor the fiscal year ending June 30, 2011 39% Scholarships $286,060

38% Research $280,336

10% Computers, Technology and Equipment $73,000

7% Salaries and Benefits $51,288

7% Other Expenses $49,000

Grand Total $739,684

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Total Private SupportYearly summary for fiscal years 2002 to 2011

Gifts $100,000 and above

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Philanthropy by the Numbers

State Funding and Tuition as a Percentage of Total School Expenditures For fiscal years 2002 through 2011

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Federal Contracts and GrantsFor the 31st year in a row, the UCSF School of Pharmacy has received more National Institutes of Health (NIH) research funding than any other pharmacy school in the nation. That’s because our researchers consistently make astounding discoveries. But their excellence also comes with a cost. The more research funding they bring in, the more infrastructure is needed to support their continuing success – support that must be provided by the school, and at dollar amounts above and beyond what is allotted by the NIH. Private gifts help cover these expenses that keep our researchers at the top of their game.

California State General Funds and Student Professional Fees (Tuition)Because of the decrease in state funding as a percentage of the school’s budget, the tuition and fee costs to students have increased out of budget necessity – from $1 million in 2002 to $6 million in 2011. Private support, therefore, is ever more important to the school and our students.

Private Support (Gifts)Private support is critical because:

n It is a reliable and sustainable source of support in an extremely tight economic time, especially in regards to state funding

n It is an important source of scholarship support for students, especially as tuition continues to rise to make up for reductions in state funding

n Endowments, in particular, provide a dependable source of income

n It allows us to pursue bold new ways of discovering therapeutics, caring for patients, and educating student pharmacists and PhD science students

Leadership GivingWe are pleased to offer special recognition to individuals and groups who made leadership-level gifts to the UCSF School of Pharmacy.

Professorships and ChairsDistinguished Professorships

Gifts of $2,500,000 or more

Harry Wm. and Diana V. Hind Distinguished Professorship in Pharmaceutical Sciences IHarry Wm. and Diana V. Hind Distinguished Professorship in Pharmaceutical Sciences II

ChAirSGifts of $500,000– $2,499,999

The Divine Family Endowed Chair in Clinical PharmacyThomas J. Long Chair in Community Pharmacy PracticeMcKesson Foundation Chair in Pharmaceutical TechnologyThomas A. Oliver Chair in Clinical Pharmacy

EnDoWED SCholArShiPS

Class of 1969 Endowed ScholarshipKelly P. Hales Endowed ScholarshipRoger G. Ketcham Endowed Scholarship Henry Libby Endowed Fund

J.M. Long Endowed Scholarship Lisa Chun Rodondi and Kevin Rodondi Chancellor’s Endowed Scholarship School of Pharmacy C.A.B. Bond* Endowed Scholarship

Life MembersDonors of $1,000,000 or more within any one year

Anonymous LaVerne M. and Philmore G. Divine ’45 * Diana V. * and Harry Wm. Hind ’39Estate of Carl Lovotti ’15 Maria N. and Bernard P. RomanoEdward W. Teskey *

Dean’s AssociatesThe Dean’s Associ-ates are individuals who have given $1,000 or more from July 1, 2010, to June 30, 2011, to the UCSF School of Pharmacy

BEnEFACtorDonors of $100,000 or more

AnonymousErnest A. BatesLisa Chun Rodondi ’84 and Kevin M. Rodondi ’85

SPonSorSDonors of $25,000–$99,999

Miriam O. and Sheldon AdelsonCarol A. and Leslie Z. Benet ’65Estate of Lorene G. GreenblatSusan M. Miller and Walter H. MoosRochelle and Harold Walton ’49

ContriBUtorSDonors of $10,000–$24,999

AnonymousGeorge M. Fohlen ’44Patt and Eric T. Herfindal ’65Marie K. and Frank W. Lee ’87Barbara and Wm. W. Peterson ’52Maureen S. Boro ’86 and Michael E. Winter ’70

PAtronSDonors of $5,000–$9,999

Amy W. ’84 and Samuel ChihJean J. DeleageJoanne D. and Gordon J. Dow ’65Theresa A. Kennedy ’65Mary Anne Koda-Kimble ’69 and Donald O. Kimble ’69Joyce and Gary L. Rifkind ’60

Marilyn S. Shreve and Gene PratVirginia E. White ’81Rebecca A. Boyd Whittico ’88 and Mathew T. Whittico ’89Joanne M. Yasuda ’94John S. Young ’54Linda L. and Lloyd Y. Young ’69

SUPPortErSDonors of $2,500–$4,999

Kathleen ’83 and Bret A. Brodowy ’83Glowe and David T. Chang ’76Nobuko S. and Gary W. Cleary ’66Gloria C. ’85 and Douglas W. Closson ’83Kermit CrawfordLeslie H. and Michael G. Cunningham ’82Denise L. ’79 and Dennis DicksonLeslie C. ’94 and Joseph E. FlorenSusan J. and Daniel L. Floyd ’75Debbie B. GarzaSharon R. and Robert H. Hoy ’76Mary P. and Brian K. Komoto ’81Derek S. Lee ’85Darlene Q. and Kenneth W. Lem ’70Aileen M. and Gary M. McQuarrie ’79Edward D. Mock ’67

Arleen S. and Thomas T. Okimoto ’66Sharon D. Ow-Wing ’77Thomayant PrueksaritanontGabriella and Louis F. Ricci ’61Iris M. Tam ’91Catherine A. Tarpey ’81Theodore G. Tong ’69Jane T. Osterhaus and Raymond J. Townsend ’77Gregory D. WassonSusan E. Nonaka-Wong and Alvin F. Wong ’76Kay Yamagata ’64Elaine Yee and Eleanor Yee ’76

MEMBErSDonors of $1,000–$2,499

Suzanne F. ’76 and Dennis W. Adair ’64Katherine A. Levesque- Alger ’81 and William Alger ’80Judith A. Alsop ’74Richard C. Andersen ’79Philip O. Anderson ’71John F. Ayres ’71Alan Brune and Kimberly A. Bergstrom ’86Vincent A. Blake ’61Milton R. Blum ’65Philip P. BurgessTerrie and Stuart Carroll ’58Arlene K. ’74 and Jim Chan ’68Gerald B. Chow ’84

Jane M. Chow-Li ’66 and Tom LiMark S. Cushman ’69Douglas Dunham and Cindi L. Smith Dunham ’85 Karin O. ’59 and William M. EamesBeatrice C. ’52 and W.J. EmersonBruce Firestone ’89Mary and John F. FlahertyDan E. Furtado Jr. ’69Lucia K. Jim-Gee ’77 and Joseph P. Gee ’77Dorothy L. ’85 and Dennis A. GeorgeLinda M. Antolin-Gibson and Robert D. Gibson ’54Carol A. Gloff ’84Mildred D. ’94 and Louis K. GottwaldHillary W. Grillo ’83Linda E. Gustavson ’86Sharlene L. and Alfred D. Hall ’57Lisa P. Hamil ’71Sunghee and Yongbin Im ’81Sonia Pollitt and John R. JacobsenRita K. ’90 and Lyle L. Jew ’90Andrea B. ’69 and Richard C. JohnsonNancy U. Kamei ’83Mary T. and Steven R. Kayser ’70Sharonlee E. Kotabe ’66Sandra D. ’86 and James B. Krick ’90

Irwin D. Kuntz Jr.Shirley Y. and Peter N. Kwok ’78Linda and Russell Kwok ’63Grace L. Lam ’66Tai-Wai D. Lau ’91Alan S. Wong and Betty P. Lee ’97 Chilton H. and Nancy L. Lee ’67 Deborah F. ’77 and Andrew L. Leeds ’75 Rosalinda C. and Michael L. Lester ’80Rosalyn and Gerhard Levy ’57Charlotte and Leon W. Levy ’57Seldon D. * and Marjorie C. Maddux ’45James B. McKinley ’58Carol K. Mochizuki ’75Jeanne Mok ’69Anita E. Monk ’66Patricia A. Montgomery ’86Kelly D. Nguyen ’96Suna L. and Ronald K. Okamura ’73Marie Parfitt PattieLinda E. ’81 and Ronald R. Perez ’82Larry P. Prato IIOrriette A. ’72 and Robert R. Quandt Jr. ’72Kristine A. Kotoff-Quart ’82 and Barry D. Quart ’82Margaret D. RaineyGary D. Reeder ’65Laurent Salphati


*deceased

Heritage Circle


Denise and David J. Schapiro ’70Janice and Kenneth H. Schell ’84Dorit and Jurgen O. Schmidt-Petersen ’58Paula M. and Donald E. Schneider ’79Alden E. Masonis and Donna J. Schroeder ’90Gail Schroeder ’61Katherine and Byron F. Schweigert ’70 *Kelley L. and Ronald A. Scott ’79Kenneth SharpJerry R. Shuper ’88Linda L. and John T. Skhal ’71Diane and Gary H. Smith ’66Catherine A. ’77 and John E. SohnBradley S. Stolshek ’86Nga T. and Alexander H. Ta ’90Kam S. Tam ’79Nancy A. and Gerald Y. Tanaka ’64 *Dianne R. and David S. Tatro ’68Ryan T. Tatsumoto ’91Julia S. ’90 and Jeff Y. Teshima ’90Alice E. Till ’79Denise H. and Allen S. Tom ’59Toy S. and Stephen S. Tom ’59Russell M. and Sunae Tom ’90

Barbara ’68 and Ronald K. Tong ’68Mimosa H. Tran ’04Mary and Joe UchytilJody L. Teruya ’91 and Gerald Y. Uyesato ’91E. Leong Way ’42William K. Yokoyama and Leila L. Wing ’73 Anna C. and Clifford L. Wong ’68Wilma K. Wong ’73Suzanne and Minoru Yamada ’61Roger S. Yamaguchi ’86Paul K. and Patricia K. Yee ’63Joy and Glenn Y. Yokoyama

CorPorAtionS, FoUnDAtionS AnD ASSoCiAtionS

Donors of $5,000 or more

Adelson Medical Research FoundationAlta PartnersAmerican Society for Engineering EducationAmgen, Inc.Bayer HealthCareStephen Bechtel FundBiogen IdecCHIH FoundationCVS CaremarkBill and Melinda Gates FoundationGenentech, Inc.Heiser Program and Research in Leprosy & TBKochi Foundation

The Kroger CompanyThe Li Foundation, Inc.Life Sciences Research FoundationJoseph and Vera Long FoundationMillennium PharmaceuticalsDavid and Lucile Packard FoundationPfizer Foundation, Matching Gifts ProgramPfizer Inc.PhRMA FoundationDamon Runyon Cancer Research FoundationThrasher Research FundVersant Venture Management, L.L.C.Walgreens

We are grateful to all donors who have included a gift to the School of Pharmacy in their estate plans. These gifts are often made in the form of a bequest and can provide general unrestricted support or be des-ignated for a particular purpose, e.g., scholarships, faculty support and research. Each such gift is deeply appreciated and will help UCSF fulfill its mission of advancing health worldwide.

Donors who have included UCSF in their estate plans are invited to join the Heritage Circle. Membership is open to anyone who has made a gift commitment in the form of a bequest or charitable life income plan. The benefits of membership include an invitation to a tea hosted by the chancellor, acknowledgment in various campus publications, and inclu-sion in special campus events where members have the opportunity to meet UCSF faculty and learn more about their important work.

For more information on making a bequest or life-income gift, please contact the Office of Gift & Endowment Planning at 415/476-1475 or [email protected], or visit:

http://support.ucsf.edu/trustsandbequests.

Lydia and Albert H. Angelini ’52Linda L. Barwick ’69George M. Fohlen ’44 Marlene M. and Donald L. Giusti ’70Carlyn J. HaldeLinda L. Hart Claire E. Leibowitz ’55Patricia M. Liu ’76Mary I. MacWilliam

Thomas A. Oliver ’39 *Barbara and Wm.W. Peterson ’52Ernest L. Prien ’34 Lorie and Baxter Rice Marilyn S. Shreve Rochelle and Harold Walton ’49 Kay Yamagata ’64 Flora L. Zee ’74

Chancellor and Husband’s Historic Gift to Student Support Inspires Rodondis

UCSF Chancellor Susan Desmond-Hellmann and her husband, Nicholas Hellmann, present their generous gift.

UCSF Chancellor Susan Desmond-Hellmann, MD, MPH, and her husband, Nicholas Hellmann, MD, recently made an extraordinary gift to the campus: $1 million for professional student scholarships to be divided four ways between the schools of dentistry, medicine, nursing and pharmacy.

Each of the schools has received $250,000 by securing a matching gift of $250,000, creating the first Chancellor’s Endowed Scholarships at UCSF. Husband-and-wife alumni Kevin Rodondi, PharmD ’85, and Lisa Rodondi, PharmD ’84, jumped in to make the match for the School of Pharmacy.

“I’m really grateful that I was able to attend UCSF,” says Lisa. “The combination of my edu-

cation and my mentors really allowed me to get any job I wanted. Not that I didn’t work hard, but I give a lot of credit to UCSF and the friends and community I gained there. I believe in the power of education.”

The Rodondis’ gift will support students who are in financial need, demonstrate leadership and show commitment to community service.

The largest donation ever to be received from a past or present UCSF chancellor was motivat-ed by the campus’s new educational fundraising priority.

“I have a particular fondness for UCSF’s edu-cational mission because that’s what brought me here in the first place,” says Desmond-Hellmann, who came to UCSF as an intern in 1982. “I knew

that I had landed at just the place I wanted to be: one committed to training the very best health care providers and researchers, but doing it in an amazingly warm and nurturing environ-ment.”

She continues, “I am determined to do what I can to preserve that special culture and, in some key ways, make it even better.”

Nick Hellmann, who met his wife while they were both residents at UCSF, says, “We want to help UCSF continue its leadership and excel-lence in professional education, and inspire other alumni and friends to support our students.”

That was a motivation for the Rodondis’ gift, as well. “I think it’s very important that we as pharmacists and alumni step up our level of giv-ing to help support the future practitioners and leaders,” says Kevin. “I just hope it catches on.”

The generosity of these four alumni will make a significant difference as the California state budget cuts catapult tuition and fees, says Mary Anne Koda-Kimble, PharmD ’69, dean of the School of Pharmacy. Tuition and fees for California residents have risen to $33,285, a 10 percent increase from 2010 to 2011. “Lisa and Kevin, Sue and Nick are spectacular examples of the power of alumni giving. They are people who lead by example. They care deeply about ensuring that our students continue to have ac-cess to leading educations, and they’ve acted boldly to make that happen.”


PharmD and BS Alumni

1936Salvador A. Ignoffo

1938E. Leong Way

1940Vivian GennaiMeyer M. Segal

1942Edward S. MedzianGeorge J. Pantages

1943August G. FerrariJohn R. KennyGeorge E. Nicholau

1945Kathryn B. LimonMarjorie C. Maddux Katherine Matsui

1947Robert F. Vogel

1948Virginia T. HaleArthur P. StarkeDoris A. Whitaker

1949David A. BonelliJack E. PalmHarold Walton

1950Donald J. De BenedettiRalph A. DreikeMary P. Engel

Carl H. SumnerTakuji Tanaka

1951Total: $1,250Participation: 21%George F. GaribaldiAlbert A. KandarianMoses T. OshimaFred F. ShimasakiKenneth L. ShookBen T. UmedaGregge C. Vernon

1952Total: $24,250Participation: 35%Albert B. CanepaMatthew F. DesmondJoan M. EganBeatrice C. EmersonHarry B. JohnsonHoward J. MurphyJames A. NormandiWm. W. PetersonFrances D. QuonDonald J. RenelleWilliam D. ThompsonJean T. Yonemoto- Kishiyama

1953Total: $1,860Participation: 34%Joseph A. EversJames E. HeryfordToshiko I. KawagoeJoseph KoerpelJames F. KundeHenry P. Lipson

Alan S. MillerJohn A. MorrisonKeido ShimizuLowell W. SmithBilly B. SpeckIgnatius T. WatanabeDavid C. Wilson

1954Total: $8,345Participation: 34%Larry F. Frisone*Robert D. GibsonAndriano GiordanoJohn R. HaggertyMartin LevineMolly C. PongHanley SiouHarold S. SteinLeon P. SternGeorge W. WhitmoreIda J. YimJohn S. Young

1955Total: $2,595Participation: 33%Kenneth BallardDonald A. EidamWalter F. HauserTakuhei IseriClaire E. LeibowitzOswald J. MorenoGloria E. NomuraDean D. ReavieJoe U. ShimasakiVera L. SteinLouis Tomimatsu

1956Total: $1,825Participation: 26%Norman A. AshcraftBarratt E. BaileyRussell E. DieterRichard E. RogersLouis J. Wagner

1957Total: $3,525Participation: 26%Robert R. CuneoRobert DeMatteisAlfred D. HallJean M. LawGerhard LevyLeon W. LevyAlexander R. MonroyRobert J. Reed

1958Total: $5,400Participation: 35%Stuart CarrollHarry EritzianJitsuo HigashiJohn Y. KimBernard L. ManderJames B. McKinleyRuby L. NgGerald S. OgataJurgen O. Schmidt- Petersen

1959Total: $5,225Participation: 28%Gary D. CesariKarin O. Eames

Lila J. HalpernRussell Kwok Jack J. LeeBurton R. ParsonsLeonard A. RamosJoan B. RouseJames W. StaffordAllen S. TomStephen S. TomErnest M. Yotsuya

1960-61Total: $17,650Participation: 35%Ronald L. AllsmanVincent A. BlakeJack BlansheiSherwin LouieEdward LowHiromi MiyaharaMichio T. MiyamotoYoshimi NakauchiDennis G. NorrbyDonald I. OkazakiAlex J. RavnikLouis F. RicciGary L. RifkindGail SchroederJohn M. SilvaGregory A. TerzianDwight TousignautRobert WiseMinoru Yamada

1962Total: $3,850Participation: 53%Margot L. AllsmanRobert L. AndersenArmand Chann

Richard ChunDonald J. EscallierWayne R. FosterElliot Y. HorikoshiClaude M. HughesJunki KitaharaJohn T. LewisJerry S. NagafujiRoger R. RoseRobert M. RouseRobert A. SmithJohn C. TsukamotoBruce K. UyedaJanet WolfMann B. Wong

1963Total: $3,950Participation: 39%Robert G. BitterDon BrooksJames L. CarasKenneth W. ChestermanMichael A. FranchettiSam LawBenjamin K. LeeJames J. MacGregorEdwin E. MuramotoAdriano RossiFereydoon F. SooferDennis Y. TomKenneth K. YeePatricia K. YeeMichael L. Young

1964Total: $8,294Participation: 61%Richard R. AbeNelson Der

Drew W. DonovanRobert H. DueySuzanne FongRobert C. GoodellRobert H. LevinDennis W. MackewiczRonald L. OwenGeorge A. PooleGerald B. ReichelderferMichael I. SternGerald Y. Tanaka *Ellen F. WongKay YamagataHelen C. Young

1965Total: $102,550Participation: 42%Richard J. CornellRichard F. de LeonGordon J. DowEric T. HerfindalJoseph L. HirschmannTheresa A. KennedyDiana W. LeeRobert E. LeeHitoshi V. MunenoRalph S. PulvermanGary D. ReederWilliam E. SmithVincent G. SueDouglas M. Witmore

1966Total: $13,075Participation: 47%Joellen R. AymondG. Robert CastleJane M. Chow-LiGary W. Cleary

ALUMNI, FACULTY AND STAFF GIVINGWe are pleased to recognize the following PharmD and BS alumni, PhD graduates, faculty and staff who made gifts to the UCSF School of Pharmacy from July 1, 2010, to June 30, 2011.

bold names = Dean’s Associate / *deceased


UCSF made its mark on students in the Class of 1969. In the first year (1966) of their PharmD education, the School of Pharmacy developed a pharmacy service that put pharmacists directly among physicians, nurses and patients on a hospital floor in the UCSF Medical Center. Pharmacists came “upstairs” full time, for the first time, and the concept of clini-cal pharmacy took root.

The success of what is known as the Ninth Floor Project led to a required clini-cal clerkship program, which now encompasses the fourth year of the PharmD program.

“I really believe it was a very creative time for pharmacy,” says Lloyd Young, PharmD ’69, dean of pharmacy and health scienc-es at Wayne State University. “Over the next several decades the graduates of the Class of ’69 served as leaders in the profession.”

Now the Class of 1969 has made its mark on UCSF. It has donated $50,000 to establish an en-dowed scholarship to support pharmacy students.

At their 40th reunion in 2009, Ted Tong, PharmD ’69, Dan Furtado, PharmD ’69, Mary Anne Koda-Kimble, PharmD ’69, and Young got to talking about the cost of a PharmD education at UCSF. “When we were students, the people of California

bore the bulk of the costs for public education,” says Furtado, who is the former mayor of Camp-bell, Calif., and a pharmacology professor at Stan-ford University. “Now it’s much more of a burden to

individual students, and it’s much more expensive.”

He continues, “We be-lieve the class endowment provides a good opportunity for our class, who had the benefits of an affordable pub-lic education at the time, to contribute and help support students today.” Together, the four pledged to raise funds for a scholarship and encouraged their classmates to contribute.

“When a UCSF student gets some financial assistance, that allows him or her to experience opportunities, like we had with the Ninth Floor Project, that might not be possible if they had to work their way through school,” says Tong, associate dean for students at the University of Arizona College of Pharmacy.

“This is an endowment that’s a continuing legacy,” he adds. The class would like to raise an additional $50,000 for a goal of $100,000 by their 50th reunion. “I like the idea that the students who receive the scholarship from our class will think, ‘Gosh, the Class of ’69 must have been pretty special.’”

Defining Experiences for the Class of ’69

Class of ’69 alumni (left to right) Ron Ruggiero, Jeanne Mok, Ted Tong, Mary Anne Koda-Kimble, Dan Furtado, Nora Chan, and Bob Coleman celebrate their fundraising success.


Emil J. De PrimaCynthia L. EkbergJanice FischerHiroshi S. FukudaRichard M. FunamuraVictoria M. HsieJames A. KeeneSharonlee E. KotabeGrace L. LamShirley L. LoAnita E. MonkThomas T. OkimotoJack W. ParkerEdward L. PoonGary H. SmithDale C. Weston

1967Total: $5,935Participation: 35%LeRoy S. EzakiPhilip D. HanstenRichard K. JueTom K. KawadaNancy L. LeeRichard T. LimPaula V. MendenhallEdward D. MockJeffrey Wong

1968Total: $10,300Participation: 55%Michael T. BarekmanRussell F. BlowersSteven J. BollingerDennis D. BrenneiseLawrence G. CacaceRobert R. CastilloJim ChanJanice F. ChowDolores HolsingerErnest N. KatsumataDonald T. KishiLawrence H. LeongRonald E. Nagata

Karl M. SchuttenhelmTony J. SisnerosDavid S. TatroBarbara TongRonald K. TongNancy WhitmoreClifford L. WongRodney E. Zimmerman

1969Total: $25,300Participation: 44%Peter ChongRobert R. ColemanHoward R. DarveyMarianne FoppianoDan E. FurtadoKenneth R. HaneyAndrea B. JohnsonDonald O. KimbleMary Anne Koda-KimbleNancy E. KormanGordon E. LoomisJeanne MokRonald J. RuggieroTheodore G. TongGerald R. TrindadeMarcia G. YeeLloyd Y. Young

1970Total: $20,140Participation: 33%John C. BuffumLuann K. DodiniKaren E. HenziLurline L. KawanoSteven R. KayserRobert A. KerrKenneth W. LemLawrence A. LittleHelen MaGary L. ManleyJanice K. NonakaKevin C. RockwoodThomas E. Saito


David J. SchapiroByron F. Schweigert *Michael E. WinterRosalind N. WinterGunta Zalte

1971Total: $10,075Participation: 62%Philip O. AndersonJohn F. AyresAva J. BalbutinHarvey V. ChinWayne S. ColemanJohn N. ErbGustave B. FaurePaul FongIra J. FoxLisa P. HamilFrank R. HochfeldRobert J. IgnoffoMarvin K. KawanoJames E. KnobenSandra J. LamEloise K. LeongRichard D. LevyAnthony S. ManoguerraJann P. RytterPenelope S. RytterJohn T. SkhalClaudia N. SwensonGerald L. VoorheesMichael YuenLeslie A. Zlott

1972Total: $6,300Participation: 47%Moses ChowBenjamin J. DevineKaren DoJulia K. ElenbaasRobert M. ElenbaasAdrienne FongStuart E. HeardDavid L. HeerenKathlene M. Ingram

Wallace KwanVincent O. LacariereNancy I. LandeDonald L. LazzarettoAlexander P. MottaRobert G. NakamuraSusan H. NambaGary M. OderdaOrriette A. QuandtRobert R. Quandt Jr. Barbara L. SauerLoretta L. SeeleyJeanette Wong

1973Total: $5,680Participation: 41%Robert N. AjlounyWilliam D. BallSteven L. BarriereSue H. ChanJoanne S. HayashiDouglas H. HubbardFred KorrRoderick A. MarJeffrey L. MonaghanRonald K. OkamuraDenise M. SasakiMarisa Y. SmithMichael SpinoStephen D. StalkerElena S. TinloyGary L. VialeLeila L. WingWilma K. Wong

1974Total: $5,746Participation: 35%Judith A. AlsopArlene K. ChanCynthia J. ChinSinclair Y. LaiRonald LeeWilson LeongJoyce H. ManiwaRaymond F. Miller

Gary E. PakesSuzanne L. PangLynn M. PaulsenShirley TomBeverly G. ToyGary W. ToyRonald L. VaughtBetty W. Yee

1975Total: $143,775Participation: 51%Manuel M. AzaresRon CortopassiDaniel L. FloydWilliam L. FongKaren L. FungMartha E. HamiltonRobert R. HansenBeulah L. JohnsonBetty W. JueJohn P. LambJudith W. LeeWarren B. LeeAndrew L. LeedsRoy G. LongCarol K. MochizukiElizabeth T. MokStephen M. O’MearaRalph H. RaaschMichael A. RossittoJoy B. SakaiRichard I. SakaiGary A. SasakiGregory Y. TamMatilda C. TamDick S. TashiroMildred P. TsangMarvin K. WongAnn N. Woo

1976Total: $17,744Participation: 32%J.V. AnandanConstance T. ChanDavid T. Chang

Roxanna L. ChunKristine A. CorlissWilliam H. DiamantTeresa A. DunlapJohn M. GonsalvesGary W. GrimleyGlenn C. HoddingRobert H. HoyWinston H. LeeEdward H. LovejoyDaniel C. RobinsonThomas V. SimmonsNancy A. StalkerWilliam J. WaughBruce G. WeisWilliam D. WinkowskiAlvin F. WongEleanor Yee

1977Total: $13,950Participation: 52%Lawrence P. AlejandreJoanne M. ArauzoLinda R. BernsteinPenelope B. BolgerJanny ChowGary D. FongClifford J. FukumitsuWayne L. GannawayJoseph P. GeeAlmon W. GillespieSharon N. HashimotoThomas K. HazletLucia K. Jim-GeeRick F. KuriharaCatherine LauLily M. LeeDeborah F. LeedsHerbert LeungVincent S. LooSharon D. Ow-WingRobert L. PooleCatherine A. SohnRaymond J. TownsendRoger G. WalkerHeather A. Wolter

1978Total: $3,175Participation: 20%John A. CeledonFranklin ChoyNathaniel C. DunnMaronee E. HollisterSandra W. HollowayPeter N. KwokDexter B. LouieDick NishimotoJulia M. SmithDouglas B. TinloyJames White

1979Total: $14,675Participation: 36%Richard C. AndersenDonna King Cheng

Terriann H. CherryNicola Giacona DahlDenise L. DicksonLaurence GreenBerna A. HilgersDale A. KueyLarry D. LambertMichael S. MadduxGary M. McQuarrieGrace M. NgDeborah L. ReissmanCraig E. RickardRonald SanuiDonald E. SchneiderRonald A. ScottWillard C. SmalleyLori A. SmithKam S. Tam

1980Total: $7,566Participation: 45%William AlgerAlex CruzTobi A. DeLongSamuel ElkinEmily C. FooThomas FooJerry GonzalesDebbie L. HuieThomas E. KearneyAgnes S. LauMichael L. LesterCarol C. ManifoldDebra L. MasamoriVirginia A. Meyer-LaiDonna NishijimaDennis OngMichael RotblattMichael L. RyanStanley A. TaniDean K. UedaDeborah A. WibleGloria L. WilderDavid Young

1981Total: $20,060Participation: 32%Linda L. BibbsKaren Bogosian- JaramishianMarsha C. ChanCatherine ChristenFred HomAlice K. HweYongbin ImJanice E. KjellBrian K. KomotoSharon S. LeafMildred M. LehrmanKatherine A. Levesque-AlgerLinda E. PerezRoss A. SimkoverJanet G. Stein-LarsonCatherine A. TarpeyLawrence S. TroxellJanice VatzVirginia E. WhiteDouglas S. Wilkinson

1982Total: $5,325Participation: 18%Barbara Aumer-VailGarry ChanMichael G. CunninghamSheryl L. GriffinHoward J. HertzKristine A. Kotoff-QuartAlan J. MartinEdith MartinJohannah G. NewmanDevon OwyangRonald R. PerezBarry D. QuartRobert G. TaniguchiRussell F. Waki

Pan Pan Wong, Class of 2013

“Receiving an alumni scholarship has allowed me to focus on gaining the skill set to become a successful pharmacist. It has also given me the opportunity to strive to a make difference in our community. Thank you so much for your support and generosity!”



A group of students attentively watches and takes notes as the pharma-cist reviews a patient’s medication history. These students, however, are much younger than your typical pharmacy trainees. As participants in UCSF’s Early Conditional Acceptance Program (ECAP), they are barely out of high school.

Based at UCSF’s Fresno campus, ECAP readies California’s Central Valley teenagers for eventual acceptance into the doctor of pharmacy (PharmD) program at UCSF. The goal is to address “the severe short-age of health care professionals in the Central Valley,” says Mitra Assemi, PharmD ’97, “particularly providers who represent the same culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds of the residents of this region.” Assemi is director of UCSF’s Fresno Pharmacy Education Program and head of ECAP.

Youth who show promise in science and math are admitted into ECAP as high school seniors. As they attend a college or university, they are supported and mentored by UCSF and local pharmacists. Upon gradua-tion, the students are guaranteed admission into UCSF’s PharmD pro-gram if they meet certain criteria. The first ECAP cohort will be graduating from college and will have the opportunity to apply to UCSF this year.

While getting into pharmacy school at UCSF is a lofty goal, paying for it can be even more intimidating for graduates of ECAP, who, for the most part, come from disadvantaged backgrounds. Luckily, OptumRx has stepped in.

“The pharmacy profession has been struggling for decades to attract diverse trainees who will eventually go back to serve the communities they came from. The problem is that we aren’t reaching them at a young enough age. By the time they reach college, it’s too late,” says John Jones, senior vice president of professional practice and pharmacy policy for OptumRx.

OptumRx has generously donated funds both for a scholarship for the first incumbent student, as well as for the administrative functioning of the program. “Having a partner like OptumRx – one that truly embraces the raison d’être of this program – is just so inspiring” says Assemi.

There is always the chance that a student might follow a pharmacy-related path through high school and college and then ultimately decide to enter another profession, like engineering or medicine. “I would not consider that a failure,” says Jones. “If a student is inspired by pharmacy to better his or her community and the nation through any science-relat-ed discipline, I’d say that’s a success.”

To view the website OptumRx recently launched aimed at exposing teens and tweens to pharmacy as a potential profession, go to www.pharmacyforme.org.

Recruiting Young Central Valley Students

ECAP student Michael Alacar with mentor Ogo Molokwo, PharmD ’03

1983Total: $15,754Participation: 32%Stewart K. AkahoshiDiane Ozasa BellBret A. BrodowyKathleen BrodowyDouglas W. ClossonNancy A. DonnerRobert M. FinckHillary W. GrilloGregory S. HaasSusan C. IwafuchiMartin K. IyoyaTeresa R. JohnsonNancy U. KameiKeith S. KawamuraBrian C. KellerJanet C. LauAustin J. LeeMirta MillaresGlenn OginoWendell Y. OumayeMichael S. PonderSharona J. SeverPeter SingerToby D. SmithColleen M. StaggRoberta J. Wong

1984Total: $14,480Participation: 39%Ilene K. AuerJoanne G. BellMarbel M. CatolicoAmy W. ChihGerald B. ChowDonna C. DareStephan C. HallKaren HamaiWalter M. HolleranMabel W. HwangTina M. KishishitaWilliam A. Koole

Dan S. KudoChristina M. LimJulio R. LopezIsoke MbongoKaren O. PedersenLisa Chun RodondiKenneth H. SchellNancy J. SteinhausMargaret M. SzeJanet I. TamuraJocelyn TomBogdan H. Wapniarski

1985Total: $10,550Participation: 38%Michael A. AmanteaJanet Aoki-ChewFrancesca T. AweekaEdmund V. CapparelliBeatrice W. ChanBeverly ChanGloria C. Closson Jeana M. ColabianchiCindi L. Smith DunhamDorothy L. GeorgeBruce E. KreterYuki Kubo-HendricksDerek S. LeeStanley LeongMay Lim-WapniarskiChi-Lan LyJanet A. LyleRandell K. MiyaharaJames M. MottRobert M. MowersAdrienne R. NazarenoGregory C. NazarenoPeter J. OgawaKevin M. RodondiMark S. ShaeferPeggy L. ShowalterQuynh-Nga Ton-Nu

1986Total: $18,400Participation: 20%Osmond G. ArriolaCraig R. BallardCatherine A. BeauchampKimberly A. BergstromMaureen S. Boro Lori ChudacoffRhonda M. Cooper-DeHoffPaul J. DonatoniDonna R. DrapeauSusan D. HopkinsSandra D. KrickWan-Yi D. LauPrudence M. LeungLori A. Mitchell-TakumaPatricia A. MontgomeryLynette A. ReyWilliam J. SchottBradley S. StolshekMary L. WagnerTerence L. WebbRoger S. Yamaguchi

1987Total: $12,850Participation: 25%Steven V. BaconMary M. ChangChristine L. ChiuJane L. GennrichMary F. HebertDavid E. HickmanWen-Hsing E. LeePhoebe Y. LiVictoria T. MeadSally M. MowersNancy L. NgRonald C. RegaliaGrace C. ScalettarPamela M. SchweitzerKathleen A. Willis-Kelly

1988Total: $7,750Participation: 21%Betsy L. AlthausBeverly Y. HickmanMark D. MillerLarry A. MoleLori C. NeelyStanley H. OkudaPeggy F. ShihJerry R. ShuperMarilyn R. StebbinsMelinda S. ValenzuelaTracy WongElisabeth Yost

1989Total: $6,530Participation: 16%Gregory R. AmbroseRobin L. CorelliDouglas N. FishKristen GerickeJulie N. KuboBen J. LeeMaryam MaghsoodniaFela Nosler

Joanne WhitneyKennette O. Yoshimura

1990Total: $12,190Participation: 30%Kathryn G. BartlettMichael J. BurchmoreGary W. CartolanoPhoung T. DuongDenise Y. GomezSmiley HomLyle L. JewRita K. JewJanet L. KellyAnn E. KimJames B. KrickAnne Marie LicosJohn Erik LyckforsDiana L. Ong-OideDonna J. SchroederAlexander H. TaJeff Y. Teshima Julia S. TeshimaSunae TomBeverly G. WalserPatricia L. WomackFarrokh A. Yazdi

1991Total: $9,125Participation: 20%Hoang-Phuong T. BuiAnn T. BylerCandice S. ChanWendy W. DeaBrian S. GiblerShelly KumarUn-Kyung L. KwonHeumin LiMichael I. MakapugayLinda K. MatsunagaDan V. NguyenJill O. NoyesIris M. TamRyan T. Tatsumoto

Jody L. TeruyaGerald Y. Uyesato

1992Total: $4,025Participation: 17%Bettina N. AvilaKai-Fei CheungCraig A. EngLuz A. GongShelli D. KoszdinAdam S. LeeGrace T. LeungLaura M. MorodomiBruce H. OsadcheyDaniel B. QuanRita A. QuanNaomi SakamotoAlice N. ToMargaret E. Tonda

1993Total: $925Participation: 10%Steven B. CarterAndrew S. ChanQuoc H. DaoMeen KangTeresa A. PetrillaLorraine A. ShimaharaDaniel T. SifuentesKristin A. UraSusan H. Yun

1994Total: $12,975Participation: 30%Susan L. AndersonHelen S. BoothErika S. ChangKaren S. ChuDenise Y. DukatzLeslie C. FlorenMildred D. GottwaldMyphuong T. HuynhMahtab Jafari

Julie A. KingMarguerite C. LeeMaureen E. LongKristine A. LoweSonya S. LoweBlake E. MaxSusan M. RuemmlerElaine M. ShimomayeJennifer TresserTobias C. TrujilloCraig D. WilliamsJoanne M. Yasuda

1995Total: $3,725Participation: 19%Emily Burton SmithB. Elizabeth CervantesNancy K. ChaoGale L. DunhamJeanne L. DwyerJenny C. LoEdward Y. LouieKristie L. PattersonNghia T. PhamElizabeth J. RawsonKethen W. SoLori A. SyedWinnie W. TaiDarren E. TottyCara L. Williams

1996Total: $4,050Participation: 22%Claudia N. ArnoldGayle K. ButlerJeanette M. CavanoAngelina ChristianCristina N. DiederichRosemarie M. Francis- McDonaldXilin C. GeorgeMarco L. GonzalesKaren N. KayKirstin L. Kim

Honor Roll of Giving July 1, 2010 – June 30, 2011 | 12bold names = Dean’s Associate / *deceased

Yasin Ait-ouyahia Class of 2013

“It is great to see that UCSF alumni truly care about current students. With the rising costs of tuition, this scholarship goes a long way. Thank you for giving back.”


Rebecca Y. LauCam-Trang T. LeNancy L. MolesKelly D. NguyenIan RobertsonJocelynn C. SerranoStephen R. ThuillierSusan L. Wong

1997Total: $2,765Participation: 13%Mitra AssemiTeresa B. ChiaoCindy ChristiansonCarol L. GebhardtMay A. JueSerenna N. LammersBetty P. LeeJanet MuffFlorence C. ToyPatricia S. Young- Kanagaki

1998Total: $1,560Participation: 16%Julie A. Fulmer-MasonFarshid LaghaeiGrace E. ParkCheryl RimAmy C. RorstadDavid L. SorricLeonie L. TanKathleen M. TepedinoShirley E. ThomanZhoupeng Zhang

1999Total: $1,350Participation: 12%Corbin C. BennettDavid M. ChenJean D. ColeTracy L. DurginMonica HanCameron C. Hoover

Yvette NarbutMichael J. NegreteGrace Y. ParngTony T. PhengrasamyMojgan SadeghiLaura L. Trac

2000Total: $1, 740Participation: 16%Lisa A. AraiSharya V. BourdetJennifer ChanTimothy W. CutlerAnthony M. FarrarCathy N. HuynhPeter Koshland

Katy NishikawaMaria B. RiesLinda ShuMarc O. SpangnerAmy M. TamJeanette L. Thompson

2001Total: $1, 675Participation: 13%Esther S. ChoiErika D. CutlerQuan N. DoanCatherine GhodratPhuong A. LeGrace J. LeeLouise I. LuIan MaulhardtAlice S. MyongHiten L. PatelLisa S. UyechiRosa F. Yeh

2002Total: $2,350Participation: 23%Jennifer C. BrasielTracy A. ChinLan C. ChoeSusan M. CroweChristie-Hanh C. DoJing-Ing LinConan MacdougallGrace J. MagedmanAnne C. NguyenHanh T. NguyenHeather N. NguyenThomas C. OrtizLisa L. TrieuRosanna A. UlepAngela Wong VelezJerel Zak

2003Total: $2,295Participation: 15%Julie M. Chang

Thy D. GiangRobin J. KasimovJennifer KatoKarla M. Killgore-SmithVicky M. LamAnne S. LieuJulia K. NguyenPhu A. NguyenRamiro M. PerezCarrie A. Pingree-Keller

2004Total: $2,575Participation: 10%Jennifer H. ChengAdara S. LouisBinh NgoSandy PakPatti Y. TogiokaMimosa H. TranMae J. Viray

2005Total: $2,130Participation: 15%Marcos T. ContrerasPaul P. Ganaden Jr.Michael F. GonzalesBrett H. HeintzAnna S. KimMichelle LeeJulie V. LeongAmy A. LoganTu-Uyen L. NguyenJoanne A. OkudaKatherine C. PangJulie K. Tieu

2006Total: $400Participation: 3%Gabriel F. Alvarez Eric J. IpHeidemarie W. MacMaster Svetlana Shpir

2007Total: $1,135Participation: 13%Jason N. ArimuraGurgen BagdasarianJonathan L. DaoYu GeHansen K. HoMonica N. MaciasChristopher M. NguyenThao P. NguyenAntony Q. PhamJustin L. SnyderParisa SobhaniDaniel A. Zlott

2008Total: $1,775Participation: 17%Matthew GarrettCamille R. GrantWendy HaLily E. LauJesica A. MangunRachel V. NgoTrinh T. NguyenNonyerem NwaneriSally RafieAlison M. RetaAutumn R. SmithDavid E. SmithSofia J. StrambiAlice C. WangLinda D. Wong

2009Total: $995Participation: 14%Aileen ChiMaria C. ChristensonAlycia K. ClarkTessa K. DixonVerena V. FirpoJustin C. LewisMonica L. PinedaLily L. Qian

Phuong VienTerrence G. WongPannyun YiuCarolnn O. Yong

2010Total: $375Participation: 4%Crystal ChoiThomas Y. HongMichael P. ManAllan Rosete

2011Total: $305Participation: 3%Diana T. NguyenVan Thao NguyenDylan StewartJudy Yoo

Faculty and StaffIn addition to current faculty and staff, this list includes emeritus, retired and volunteer faculty members, and retired staff.

Dennis W. Adair ’64William Alger ’80Judith A. Alsop ’74Philip O. Anderson ’71Stephen V. Anderson ’89Mitra Assemi ’97 Francesca T. Aweeka ’85Craig R. Ballard ’86 Steven L. Barriere ’73Leslie Z. Benet ’65Corbin Bennett ’87Kimberly A. Bergstrom ’86 Linda R. Bernstein ’77 Jon A. Black ’87James D. Blair ’76

Maureen S. Boro ’86Bret A. Brodowy ’83John C. Buffum ’70Alma L. BurlingameGary W. Cartolano ’90Jeanette M. Cavano ’96John A. Celedon ’78Jim Chan ’68Teresa B. Chiao ’97 Robin L. Corelli ’89 John C. CraigMichael G. CunninghamDonna C. Dare ’84Teresa A. Dunlap ’76John F. FlahertyLeslie C. Floren ’94 Wayne L. Gannaway ’77K Gericke ’89Kathleen M. GiacominiBrian S. Gibler ’91Robert D. Gibson ’54Mildred D. Gottwald ’94B. Joseph Guglielmo Jr.Richard H. GuyAlfred D. Hall ’57Stuart E. Heard ’72David L. Heeren ’72Eric T. Herfindal ’65Nancy A. Hessol David E. Hickman ’87Jane H. Hodding ’76Fred Hom ’81Alice K. Hwe ’81Robert J. Ignoffo ’71Darryl S. Inaba ’71Martin K. Iyoya ’83Nancy U. Kamei ’83Steven R. Kayser ’70Thomas E. Kearney Jr. ’80Roger G. KetchamDonald T. Kishi ’68Mary Anne Koda-Kimble ’69Peter J. Koo ’76Nancy E. Korman ’69 Lisa A. Kroon

Arman Haghighatgoo Class of 2013

“I am truly grateful for and inspired by the commitment that the Alumni Association members make to support the student body. You are a cornerstone of the School of Pharmacy tradition, and set a standard of dedication I look forward to adopting as a future alumnus. Thank you!”

James F. Kunde ’53Irwin D. Kuntz, Jr.Grant D. Lackey ’90Janet C. Lau ’83 Donald L. Lazzaretto ’72Betty P. Lee ’97 Elene Lee Winston H. Lee ’76 Andrew L. Leeds ’75Deborah Freeman Leeds ’77Kenneth W. Lem ’70Herbert Leung ’77Katherine A. Levesque-Alger ’81 Robert H. Levin ’64Helene Levens Lipton Lawrence A. Little ’70Paul W. Lofholm ’64Julio R. Lopez ’84Timothy M. Lopez ’00Wenee L. Lopez ’99 Louise I. Lu ’01Chi-Lan Ly ’85 Heidemarie W. Mac Master ’06Dennis W. Mackewicz ’64Carol C. Manifold ’80Anthony S. Manoguerra, Jr. ’71Susan C. McKamy ’96 Marisa N. MendezSusan M. Miller Edward D. Mock ’67Steffnie E. Molley ’81Walter H. MoosRobert M. Mowers ’85Suzanne L. Pang ’74 Kristie L. Patterson ’95Marie Parfitt Pattie Robert L. Poole ’77Lisa E. Proffitt ’85Ronald C. Regalia ’87

Lynette A. Rey ’86 Cheryl Rim ’98Christie A. Robinson Kevin M. Rodondi ’85Ronald J. Ruggiero ’69Richard I. Sakai ’75Jennifer E. Santoro ’00Barbara L. Sauer ’72Kenneth H. Schell ’84Jocelynn C. Serrano ’96Richard H. ShaferDiane L. Shaieb ’91Rita S. Shane Martin D. ShetlarJaekyu Shin

Marilyn S. Shreve Kethen W. So ’95Marilyn R. Stebbins ’88Janet G. Stein-Larson ’81Winnie W. Tai ’95 Elena S. Tinloy ’73Jocelyn Tom ’84Gary W. Toy ’74Lori A. Tsukiji ’89Eleanor M. Vogt Russell F. Waki ’82C.C. WangVirginia E. White ’81Joanne Whitney ’89 Gloria L. Wilder ’80 Michael E. Winter ’70Jeffrey Wong ’67Wilma K. Wong ’73Betty W. Yee ’74Glenn Y. YokoyamaLloyd Y. Young ’69

PhD AlumniDennis W. AdairSuzanne F. AdairJessie L. AuLeslie Z. BenetMilton R. BlumMichael B. BolgerMark E. BosworthNatasja BrooijmansJim ChanWilbert M. ChewCarolyn CumminsMark S. CushmanRenee L. DesJarlaisStuart P. EriksenBruce Firestone

George M. FohlenCarol A. GloffLinda E. GustavsonBert HoRichard D. JohnsonStanley A. KaplanJoe W. KeepersMichael J. KeiserRussell KwokTai-Wai D. LauChing-San C. LeeFrank W. LeeSonia W. MahKathleen R. MaloneyJennifer L. MillerEdward J. MroszczakDiana C. RoeJan S. RosenbaumJohn J. SchaeckManohar L. SharmaNancy R. ShineDavid E. SmithDavid C. SmithsonAlfred E. StaubusBarbara A. SwansonEdwin S. TanAlice E. TillDiane E. WakehamE. Leong WayRichard P. WeierstallMathew T. WhitticoRebecca A. Boyd Whittico


Monte D. Byrd ’60

Marco A. Chavez-Rivas ’43

Hiram H. Chow ’56

Walter P. Cianfichi ’54

Dallas A. Connor, PhD ’00

Edward A. Endow ’39

Albert M. Fosso ’40

Larry F. Frisone ’54

Gerald W. Gleason ’52

Russill C. Hausman ’50

Mogens L. Lauesen ’69

Leland K. Lester ’55

Benjamin S. Matsuda ’31

Robert D. McWilliam ’54

William C. Muller ’54

Thomas A. Oliver ’39

Victor J. Petrovics ’36

Lawrence P. Prato ’33

Anthony J. Riccabona ’63

Don S. Scales ’58

Byron F. Schweigert ’70

Jay F. Stearns ’77

Gerald Y. Tanaka ’64

Robert F. Testorelli ’51

Anthony G. Vierra ’56

Albert Waring Jr. ’39

*As of December 15, 2011

In Memoriam*

Kanizeh Visram Class of 2014

“The Alumni Scholarship means much more than financial support. It is a reward for all our accomplishments over the year and an inspiration to be well-rounded both professionally and personally. Thank you for giving back and encouraging us to be the best we can be.”

Possibilities foR PARtneRsHiPfor more information regarding opportunities to support the UCsf school of Pharmacy, please contact:

Melanie Derynck, Director of Development and Alumni RelationsPhone: 415/476-9806email: [email protected] address: UCsf box 0980, san francisco, CA 94143-0980

to learn about increasing your income through planned giving or designating the school of Pharmacy in your will, please contact:

Dan Riley, executive Director of Gift and endowment PlanningPhone: 415/476-1475email: [email protected] address: UCsf box 0248, san francisco, CA 94143-0248

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