IN MEMORIAL:
It is with gratitude that we
remember individuals from
the William Gibson Society
who passed away this year.
We express our sincerest
condolences to their family
members.
Richard D. Anderson
Eugene Apple
M. Carol Armstrong
Yvonne Bauman
Martha A. Benham ’41
Edward J. Cragoe, Jr.
Martha E. Cultice ’50
Roger A. Curtis ’72
Nathan S. Elder
Walter F. Garland ’54
Rachel Grapentine
Clarence E. Gray ’37
John H. Harshbarger
James C. Hartman ’52
Gary L. Johnson ’66
Kenneth E. Judy ’51
Dale E. Miller
Shirley K. Schneider
Mildred J. Thorsen
NAMED SCHOLARSHIP DONORS
At Cedarville University, we appreciate our named scholarship donors! They have
provided tremendously for so many of our students, all while honoring family
members or friends who had a significant influence in their lives.
Without support from churches, individuals, and families through named donor-
funded scholarships, many Cedarville students and their families would have to
confront significant financial pressures. Students often testify how the awarding
of a donor-funded scholarship has served as a reminder of God’s provision while
they pursue their passion.
BY THE NUMBERS
15
new named scholarships established.
More than
525
named scholarships presented.
More than
$925,000
in named scholarships awarded.
WILLIAM GIBSON
SOCIETY
William Gibson Society members have elevated Cedarville to family status by
including us in their estate plans. We could not be more grateful for their commitment
to preserve Cedarville’s heritage and ensure its future for generations to come.
These special alumni, parents, staff, faculty, and trustees make long-term
investments to provide for student scholarships and academic programs.
BY THE NUMBERS
William Gibson Society members gave
$246,221
.
New members committed
$1,099,500
.
330
WilliamGibson
Society
Members
Employees (7%)
Alumni (26%)
Friends (18%)
Parents (49%)
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