| Message from UW Orthodontic Department Chair Greg Huang Dear Alums, I hope each of you have seen some normalcy return to your lives and your work during this past year. While Covid is not completely over, we certainly have made some significant strides in its management. This March, we were thrilled to hold our first in-person Thesis Day since 2019. It was a fantastic way to celebrate our students’ accomplishments. Both the AAO and PCSO (WOCON) meetings were held in-person this year, and provided wonderful opportunities to see old friends and make new ones. In mid October, we were able to invite applicants to our grad program for in-person interviews. At the end of the day, the weather was warm and dry, and we had a spectacular outdoor reception on the Foege building terrace. What a pleasure it was chatting with these very talented individuals while enjoying some refreshments and a beautiful Seattle sunset. We just held our annual Halloween lunch party with everyone participating with the Minions theme (see photos), and we had our staff and faculty appreciation dinner in early December. The personal interactions that arise from all these activities play a big role in the routine and rhythm of our professional lives, and keep us all connected. Along those lines, a very noteworthy event is planned for August, 2023 – our Department’s 75th Anniversary Reunion meeting, which will be held in Suncadia. Our UWOAA President, Peter Shapiro, devotes his message to this event, so my only comment is to please come and re-connect with your classmates next August! My message returns to Thesis Day, which many of you know was supported this year by the David and Judith Turpin Endowment. Dave and Judy made a significant donation of $250K , which took us halfway to the Fund’s target of $500K. Additional donations have already increased the fund to almost $300K. This endowment, when fully funded, will cover all the expenses of Thesis Day and the Alton Moore Lecturer, without having to charge any registration fees to students, spouses, parents, faculty, staff, or alums. No event is more important to our Department, and I feel strongly that we should try to attain our goal for this fund as soon as possible. After discussions with Dave and Judy, I have decided to also make a significant donation to this fund, and Dave and Judy have agreed to re-name it the David Turpin and Greg Huang Endowed Program Support Fund. (I cannot tell you how honored I am to share this fund’s name with David, and Judy says her loyalty has always been with Iowa, anyway!). My plan is to donate a total of $100K to the fund. The rate at which I donate those funds will depend on the assistance I receive from all of you. I will match all your donations, up to $50K each year, until we get this done. So please, double your impact by donating to this fund before the end of the year in 2022, and continue donating next year. I will match your donations dollar for dollar! With your support, I hope we can reach our goal soon. As the end of the year approaches, I wish each of you a joyous and peaceful Holiday Season. Despite all the challenges in the world, we are truly fortunate to enjoy rewarding careers as orthodontists!  Sincerely,  Greg J. Huang, DMD, MSD, MPH Professor and Chair Message from UWOAA Board President Peter Shapiro Dear Alums,The focus of our activities over the last 6 – 9 months has been the reunion meeting next August – the 75th year of our department! Suncadia is a great venue: beautiful scenery, a plethora of available activities, and great spaces for a meeting. We have planned an excellent scientific program of alumni speakers. The social events will be fun and casual with lots of time for catching up with friends. I am personally excited at the thought of seeing so many of you again. Please register as soon as possible, as there will be limited rooms available at the Lodge. It is time to pay your 2023 dues to the Alumni Association. Donations to specific funds support the activities of those funds, and they are all certainly worthy of your support. Dues are used for accounting, website maintenance and improvement, and administration. Any excess funds are used for support of graduate student research and other faculty and graduate student activities. The UW continues to be one of the strongest orthodontic programs in the world. Strong membership is indicative of the pride we have in it. I would like to think we could meet a goal of at least 80% membership. So please click on the appropriate button and pay your dues. Thank you all for your great support of our department. I hope to see many of you at Thesis Day and even more of you at the reunion meeting.  Sincerely,  Peter Shapiro, DDS, MSD |
| PAY YOUR 2023 DUES AND DONATE The purpose of the UWOAA is to support the activities of the UW Department of Orthodontics. Your support of the UWOAA allows the department to sustain its tradition of excellence. Annual dues collected from the UWOAA members are vital to support research and academic activities of the Orthodontic department (students and faculty) and enables the day to day functioning of the association. Please use the link to securely pay 2023 dues and support the UWOAA at https://uwoaa.org/dues/ Pay Dues Now   CLINICAL FACULTY  NEW AFFILIATE FACULTY Dr. Perry OrmistonAffiliate Assistant Professor, OrthodonticsDr. Perry Ormiston is a 2002 graduate of the UW orthodontics program. He initially joined the department as an affiliate faculty member in 2009, and recently began working with residents during Thursday morning seminar and clinical sessions.Perry is a Washington native. He was born in Yakima, grew up in Spokane, and attended Washington State University as an undergraduate business major. After working in several locations along the West Coast, he attended dental school at the University of Southern California. He was incredibly excited to return to Washington for his orthodontic residency, during which he worked with Dr. Greg Huang and Dr. Robert Little, studying stable and unstable orthodontic outcomes. His research was published in the American Journal of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics in November of 2005. He was certified by the American Board of Orthodontics in 2007, and recertified in 2013 and again in 2022. He is a Kois Center Certified Specialist and a member of the Edward H. Angle Society of Orthodontists. Perry works in private practice primarily in Puyallup, but also maintains a satellite office in Eatonville. In his spare time, Perry cherishes spending time with his wife and daughters. He is an avid WSU Cougar fan, and enjoys walking, hiking, cycling, skiing and motorcycle riding.  Dr. Xu (Sue) QianAffiliate Assistant Professor, OrthodonticsDr. Xu (Sue) Qian recently joined the department as an affiliate faculty member this past Spring and works with the residents during the Monday morning seminar and clinic session. Dr. Xu (Sue) Qian is a Diplomate of American Board of Orthodontics. She earned her DDS and completed her orthodontic residency with a MS at West China School of Dentistry, Sichuan University. She completed her second orthodontic residency with a specialty certificate in Orthodontics at UCLA School of Dentistry. She completed her PhD in Oral Health Sciences at School of Dentistry, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. Xu (Sue) has been specialized in Orthodontics since 2005. She was a full-time faculty teaching orthodontic residents and treating patients at Tufts University, Boston before relocating to Seattle with her husband who is a software engineer and their two young kids. She has been invited as a peer-reviewer for over 10 academic journals and has been recognized as a top reviewer for continuous years by American Journal of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics (AJODO). She lectured nationally/internationally and published her studies in journals such as Journal of Dental Research, Biomaterials and Stem Cells. She practices in north Seattle metro area. In her free time, Xu (Sue) enjoys spending time with her family and friends. She loves cooking, reading, hiking and exploring the beautiful pacific northwest. SUMMER WELCOMING PICNIC July 2022  UW Orthodontic residents and fuzzy face Monty welcome the 1st Year residents to the Department of Orthodontics MEET THE CLASS OF 2025 Dr. Dayton Oki, Dr. Niloufar Amintavakoli, Dr. Daniel LanderDr. Sophia (Sophie) Cohanim, and Dr. Mariam Mustafa Dr. Niloufar Amintavakoli Hometown: Tehran, Iran Education: DDS, Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran, 2009 MSc, Specialty in Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology, University of Toronto, Canada, 2013Personal interests: I love cooking and enjoy modifying Persian recipes to invent fusion food. Traveling, exploring different cuisines and watching Broadway shows are my other interests. I really enjoy dancing and use dancing as a stress reliever. I also love spending time with my husband Siamak and binge watching Crime TV shows. I love visiting my parents whenever I get a chance.Fun facts about me: I was teaching before becoming an ortho PG student. Favorite TV show to binge: I binge watched Fringe during Covid lock down with my husband and really enjoyed it. My favorite TV shows are West World, Breaking Bad and Broadchurch. New Hobby: Since I moved to Seattle, I have been enjoying outside activities, such as boat sailing and hiking. I can’t wait to experience more outside activities in the beautiful nature of this city. Dr. Sophia (Sophie) Cohanim Hometown: Seattle, WA Education: BS in Biology, University of Washington, 2017 DDS, University of Washington School of Dentistry, 2022Personal interests: I love spending as much time as possible outside, preferably in the mountains! My favorite hobbies are skiing, running, hiking, and biking. I enjoy beer after any of the above activities. I’m usually hungry and love cooking, especially any pasta with plenty of cheese! One secret about me is that I seem pretty extroverted and love spending time with friends but definitely enjoy a good night in with a book. Fun facts about me: I actually had a cleft palate when I was a baby! It was fixed pretty early on but I don’t have a uvula now. Until I was 8 years old I thought uvulas only existed in cartoons! Favorite hobby I picked up in quarantine: Puzzles and board games! Always loved these but being home I had a good excuse to convince my roommates to join in Favorite Trader Joe’s item: Trader Joe’s crispy crunchy cookies Dr. Daniel LanderHometown: Tulsa, OK Education: BA in Biology, Honors at the College of Charleston, 2016 DDS, University of Oklahoma College of Dentistry, 2020 MSD, Specialty in Pediatric Dentistry, Virginia Commonwealth University, 2022Personal interests: I love to do anything on the water and outside in general. I love to explore different breweries and try all types of beer. I will pretty much eat anything, nothing scares me when it comes to trying new foods. I am a HUGE car fan and could spend all day researching and building cars!Fun facts about me: I have a twin brother, and yes we can read what each other are thinking! Seattle is the 5th city I have ever lived in. I studied Tropical Ecology abroad in Bali, Indonesia, where I scuba dived and cleaned up trash amid the coral reefs. Favorite TV show to binge: The Office and Formula 1: Drive to SurviveFavorite song to sing in the shower: I don’t really sing in the shower, but I listen to an array of EDM and house music. Dream vacation destination & activity: Spend time in Tokyo, Japan experiencing the culture and food followed by traveling to the mountains in Japan to go skiing. Dr. Mariam MustafaHometown: London, England Education: DDS, University of Washington School of Dentistry, 2022Personal interests: I love early morning coffees in small independent cafes, the quiet roads and the smell of the coffee makes me happy! Excited to travel again, my last trip was to Cuba then Costa Rica (where I broke my foot and was taken to a hospital in an air ambulance after a white water rafting accident) and then Mexico. I really enjoy meeting and cooking with family and friends, I have a big family so it can busy and noisy with far too many chefs in the kitchen!Fun facts about me: I used to design and bake wedding cakes in my spare time.Favorite TV show to watch: Great British Bake Off, No Reservations, Triple 000.Dream Vacation: Malaysia and Singapore. I would love to visit the different islands, enjoy the local food and culture. Dr. Dayton OkiHometown: Honolulu, HI Education: BS in Biology, Creighton University, 2018 DDS, University of Washington School of Dentistry, 2022Personal interests: Being from Hawaii, I naturally gravitate towards activities outside such as hiking, spearfishing, surfing, and tennis. When I’m not outside, I like to cook Japanese food and have a cookout battle with my girlfriend to see who makes the better dish (she almost always wins). I also like creating digital art and making ceramic pottery. I am always open to trying new things and having a good time! Fun Fact: I lived in Nara, Japan, when I was a toddler so Japanese is my first language I learned. Favorite TV Show to Binge: Parks and Recreation (Big Fan of Ron and Andy)New hobby: I recently learned how to Snowboard at Snoqualmie this past winter and am looking forward to going many times more!Dream vacation destination and activity: Adventure the city and countryside of South Korea to eat all their delicious cuisines. THE CLASS OF 2024  Class of 2024Dr. Iris Michelaki, Dr. Asher Chiu, Dr. Deepa Gollamudi Dr. Kha Nguyen and Dr. Kelly McMonagleTHE CLASS OF 2023  Class of 2023Dr. Ameen Shahnam, Dr. Kaitlyn Tom Dr. Ellen Hoang, Dr. Erin Yoshida, and Dr. Sherry Wan FACULTY PUBLICATIONS & HONORS Eftekhar M., Lee L.K., Salamati S. and Liu Z.J.*: Structural characteristics of periodontal ligaments in the pig model with experimental periodontitis. International Journal of Translational Sciences. 2(1):106-11, 2022.Herring S.W., Liu Z.J., Rafferty K.L., Baldwin M.C., Salamati A., Cunningham C., Owart B., and Tamasas B., Repeated Botulinum treatment of rabbit masseter causes cumulative tissue damage. Arch. Oral Biol. 141:105480, 2022.Liu Z.J., Rafferty K.L., Wang D.S., Owart B. and Herring S.W*.: Bilateral treatment of the masseter with Botulinum toxin: Consequences for mastication, muscle force, and the mandibular condyle. J. Oral Rehabil. Submitted, Oct. 2022.Willis-Orlando E., Honnlee S., DeVore S. and Liu Z.J.: The Kinematic Role of the Tongue Base in Swallowing Dent. Res. 101: 2022.Lee L., Honnlee S., DeVore S. and Liu Z.J.: Internal Kinematics of the Tongue Base and Respiratory Dynamics Dent. Res. 101: 2022.DeVore S., Honnlee S., Rosero-Salazar D. and Liu Z.J.: Effects of Neuromuscular Stimulations on the Tongue Base and Respiration. J. Dent. Res. 101: 2022.Galil B., Leotta, D.F. and Liu Z.J.: Tissue Stiffness of the Tongue in Obese OSA Minipigs. J. Dent. Res. 102: 2023.Rosero-Salazar D., Honnlee S. and Liu Z.J.: Tongue, Palatal, and Pharyngeal Muscle Activity in Mastication and Respiration. J. Dent. Res. 102: 2023.Honnlee L., Willis-Orlando E., Rosero-Salazar D. and Liu Z.J.: Spatial Relationships of Oropharyngeal Structures during Chewing and Swallowing. J. Dent. Res. 102: 2023.Dong Y.K., Rosero-Salazar D, Honnlee S. and Liu Z.J.: Internal Kinematics of the Tongue Base during Chewing and Swallowing. J. Dent. Res. 102: 2023.Baldwin M.C, Liu Z.J. and Herring S.W.: Dysfunction of the Caudoventral Nasal Septum in Midface Deficient Pigs. J. Dent. Res. 102: 2023.Gu D, Leroux B, Finkleman S, Todoki L, Greenlee G, Allareddy V, Jolley C, Vermette M, Shin K, Kau CH, de Jesus-Vina J, Dolce C. the National Dental Practice-Based Research Network, and Huang G. 2022. Anterior openbite malocclusion in adults: treatment stability and patient satisfaction in National Dental PBRN patients. Angle Orthodontist 92(1):27-35.Ovard S, Leroux B, Greenlee GM, Huang GJ, Bias in superimposition of lateral cephalograms in anterior openbite patients. AJODO (in press)Kiliaridis S, Herring SW. 2022. Myocytes. In Visual Biology in Dental Medicine, ed. Gruber R, Stadlinger B, Terheyden H. Quintessence.Baldwin MC, Liu ZJ, Rafferty KL, Keith A, Tamasas B, Kaiyala K, Herring SW. 2022. Botulinum toxin in the masseter muscle: lingering effects of denervation. Anat. Rec. 305:1215-1230. doi: 10.1002/ar.24756.Remesz R, Khurelbaatar T, Grotski M, Popowics T, Rafferty K, Herring SW, Addison O, Doschak MR, Romanyk DL. 2022. Cranial suture morphometry and mechanical response to loading: 2D vs. 3D assumptions and characterization. Biomechanics and Modeling in Mechanobiology 21(4):1251-1265. Herring SW, Liu ZJ, Rafferty KL, Baldwin MC, Salamati A, Cunningham C, Owart B, Tamasas B. 2022. Repeated botulinum treatment of rabbit masseter causes cumulative tissue damage. Arch. Oral Biol. 141:105480. . PMID: 35724521Marcos D, Ercolia AÁ, Warburton N, Janis CM, Potapova EG, Herring SW, Cassini GH, Tarquini J, Kuznetsov A. Submitted revision. Myology of the masticatory apparatus of herbivorous mammals and a novel classification for a better understanding of herbivore diversity. Zool. J. Linn. Soc.Liu Z-J, Rafferty KL, Wang DB, Owart B, Herring SW. Submitted. Bilateral treatment of the masseter with botulinum toxin: consequences for mastication, muscle force, and the mandibular condyle. ALUMNI FAREWELLS Dr. James Quincy, Class of 1954, March 3, 2022 Dr. Barry Beget, Class of 1973, July 9, 2022Dr. David Angst, Class of 1977, August 11, 2022 Dr. David Kennedy, Class of 1981, September 9, 2022Dr. J. Paul Anderson, Class of 1971, September 2, 2022 Dr. Jean-Pierre Joho, Class of 1971, December 2, 2022 CALENDAR CONTEST Photographs were submitted for the department calendar by graduate students, staff, and faculty. Three photos were selected by the faculty committee:  Tongue-out Teddy, photographed by Sherry Wan Cat in a Hat, photographed by Erin Yoshida Double Trouble, photographed by Ellen HoangWelcome to our UW Orthodontic family!New Clinical Team members  Introducing Nora Lynn Ovard Ashley GerstSterilization TechnicianHobbies: Paddleboarding, bowling, golf and video games.Pets: A two-year-old French Bulldog named “Penny”Hails from: Camas, Washington Fun fact: Ashley loves Boba tea!  Sarah McMartin Ovard (’21) and Baby NoraRiis A. KeyesDental Assistant IHobbies: Painting, art, baking and dancingPets: A tortoise-shell cat named “Kiki”Hails from: Here – She Is a Seattle native Fun fact: Riis’ family has 7 cats and 1 dogAshley & Riis joined our amazing clinic team ???Did you know …Becky Allen, Clinic Manager Hobbies: traveling, making jewelry, going to museums, and shopping Pets: 5-year-old Husky /Pit Bull and two sibling brother/sister cats who are 1-year-old Hails from: Born in Toronto, Canada but has lived in Seattle for 50 years Fun fact: Becky wanted to be a mortician – until she saw her first cadaver and quickly changed her majorLeaAnn, Orthodontic Assistant II Hobbies: long, romantic walks on the beach with her husband, antiquing, cooking, baking, reading, and spending time with her 2 granddaughters Pets: 8-year-old Fox red purebred lab Hails from: was born on Midway Island military base near Hawaii. She has lived in Washington for over 55 years Fun fact: LeaAnn and her husband are both the babies in the familyNahid, Orthodontic Assistant II Hobbies: watching movies, traveling, and cooking Hails from: was born in Bangladesh and she has lived in Seattle for over 25 years Fun fact: Nahid is a member of a drama group that does theatrical performances2022 Kokich-Shapiro Endowed Guest LecturerSylvia A. Frazier-Bowers, DDS, PhDAssistant Dean, Inclusive Excellence and Equity Initiatives Associate Professor, Orthodontics The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Adams School of Dentistry“Finding the Pathway of Least Resistance: Etiology, Diagnosis and Management of Eruption Disorders.”Turner Auditorium Friday, June 10th 2022  Department Chair Dr. Greg Huang with Dr. Sylvia Frazier-Bowers Dr. Sylvia Frazier-Bowers and orthodontic residents A TALE OF TWO SCULPTORS Wire sculpture projects have been for many years an integral part of the UW orthodontic residency experience. In addition to the development of expertise in manipulation of orthodontic materials, these exercises have had the benefit of stimulating the creative imagination. Two of our alumni, George Newton and Don Gardner, took things to a whole new level when, following retirement from private practice, each of them capitalized on his creative talents to become well-recognized sculptors. Here is a glimpse at George’s and Don’s “second-career” artistic endeavors. Dr. George Newton, after completing our UW orthodontic residency in 1965, returned to Hawaii where he had previously served in the military. There he established his practice in Kailua on Oahu’s north shore. Not entirely satisfied with confining himself to orthodontics, George began designing and producing jewelry that he very successfully marketed through retailers in Hawaii and on the mainland. In the early ‘90s he decided to pursue a career in art on a full-time basis, retired from orthodontic practice, and enrolled in the Master of Fine Arts graduate program at the University of Hawai’i at Mānoa where he focused on sculpture. George’s studio sculptures are largely abstract even though the inspiration was often drawn from his deep appreciation of the natural world. Notable among these is a series of stabiles modeled on ocean waves that simultaneously reflect George’s sense of order and are evocative of the ceaseless, repetitive motion of the sea that surrounds his home island. Examples of these works can be seen on the website of the Honolulu gallery that has, for many years, represented Dr. Newton: https://cedarstreetgalleries.com/bin/works.cgi?Artist=NewtonGeorge Then there are the large-scale sculptures of which the most noteworthy is “Bending the Circle” which in 2010 George gifted to his undergraduate alma mater, the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. Even though this work is static, the sinuous, complex curves of the tubular aluminum shapes and the irregular overlapping spaces they enclose give a sense of constant motion. This remarkable sculpture, which is 10 feet tall, 7 feet deep and 15 feet wide, can be fully appreciated only when studied from various aspects since from each viewpoint it assumes a completely different configuration. Our colleague, Dr. Newton, passed away in 2017 but his spirit lives on in his exceptional works of art. Dr. Don Gardner, UW Class of 1979, preceded his orthodontic career with an MSD in Dental Materials and Pediatric Dentistry from Indiana University, faculty positions at The Medical School of Georgia (Chair of Pedodontics) and University of Colorado, and private pediatric dentistry practice in Littleton, CO. A growing interest in orthodontics led Don to the University of Washington for his residency. After two years in Seattle, Don, along with his wife Julie and their two daughters, returned to Littleton where he practiced orthodontics for nineteen years. An old back injury and chronic pain following multiple surgeries then dictated Don’s early retirement from clinical practice. While hospitalized after one of those surgeries, Don was visited by a former patient, Steve LeBlanc—an accomplished sculptor, who brought with him some dental instruments and a supply of wax and challenged Don to do some carving while he was in recovery. Thus began Don’s development as a sculptor in his own right. Steve became somewhat of a mentor as did several of Don’s dental colleagues with whom Don collaborated in establishing a successful gallery through which they marketed their art. Don’s artistic focus has been on figurative bronze castings of life-forms employing the same “lost wax” technique we all mastered in our dental training but on a much-magnified scale. The result is remarkably realistic sculptures, some approaching life-size, of birds and other animals as well as human figures. When questioned about the skills he mastered and the knowledge accrued during his years of sculpting, Don responded that, “Working with wax and clay came easy for me.” And with more than a modicum of humility he claimed, “Any dentist can do it!” Really??? Bill McNeill, Class of 1964 If you know of classmates or other UW Orthodontic Alumni who have pursued interesting secondary careers or avocations worthy of sharing, please contact me at: [email protected] Dr. Sarah Ovard (Class of 2022) 3rd Place in the WOCON Student Scientific Pasteboard Competition“Bias in superimposition of lateral cephalograms in anterior open bite patients.” October 2022 Dr. Sarah Ovard with Dr. Laura Iwasaki  2021 Distinguished Staff Award receipient Becky AllenSAVE THE DATE 42nd Annual Alton Moore Lectureship and Thesis Day Friday, March 17th, 2023 Mountaineers Club Guest Lecturer Min-Ho Jung, DDS, MSD, PhDTADs for whole arch intrusion for optimum facial estheticsNovember 2022Adjunct Associate Professor, Department of Orthodontics, School of Dentistry, Seoul National University, Korea Clinical Professor, Department of Orthodontics, Kyung Hee University & Catholic University Regular member of the Angle Society Southern California  Dr. Min-Ho Jung with the orthodontic graduate students |
| ORTHO DEPARTMENT HALLOWEEN FUN 2022  Minions with Edith, Margo, Agnes, Dr Gru and Dr Nefario Dr. Nefario & the Felonious Dr. GruWIRE SCULPTURESAnnual First Year Resident creations  Bridge by Dr.Daniel Landers Woman with Hair by Dr. Niloufar Amintavakoli Big Ben by Dr. Mariam Mustafa Ski Lift by Dr. Sophia Cohanim Surfboard by Dr. Dayton OkiANNUAL HOLIDAY PARTY AND DEPARTMENT APPRECIATION DINNERDecember 4th Ivar’s Salmon House  MinionsOrthodontic Department ChairsPast Chair Dr. Peter Shapiro Current Chair Dr. Greg Huang Past Chair Dr. Don Joondeph  MinionsPast Chair Dr. Don Joondeph shared a heartfelt history of the Department including his journey to join the UW Orthodontic Department and his rise to be Chair MinionsPast Chair Dr. Peter Shapiroremains very active as the President of the UW Orthodontic Alumni Association and is busy organizing our 75th Anniversary & Reunion at Suncadia in August, 2023  MinionsOur beloved Chair Dr. Greg Huang sharing his UW Husky spirit big time!  MinionsResidents, Faculty & Guest MinionsFaculty, Spouses and Staff MinionsResidents, New baby Malcolm <3, and Guests MinionsFaculty and Spouses  MinionsFaculty, Spouses and Resident Minions1st Year, 2nd Year, 3rd Year Residents and SpouseAlumni Association DonorsDouble Platinum ($200,000+)David L. Turpin ’66Platinum ($100,000+)Farrell G. Hinkle ’73Vincent G. Kokich ’74Paul Nelson ’95Peter A. Shapiro ’73Double Diamond ($60,000+)Arthur S. Burns ’61Douglas S. Cameron ’71 Brett C. Fidler ’92Greg Huang ’89 Donald R. Joondeph ’71 Douglas J. Klein ’83Cory Liss ’00 Alton W. Moore Davis Witt ’91Diamond ($30,000+)Larry D. Baer ’74 David Crouch ’84 James U. Down ’72 Allen I. Drysch ’62 James R. Elder ’73 Michael R. Fey ’78Donald E. Gardner ’79 Charles Gilmore ’83 Roy M. Gunsolus Samuel L. Lake ’81R. William McNeill ’64 Donald Montano ’87 John W. Moore ’79 E. James Nelson ’66 Warren G. Newman ’73 Gary Nordquist ’72Timothy Shields ’83 Daniel Taylor ’80 Alan F. Wilson ’72Emerald ($25,000+)Yea-Hwe Chong ’95 Michael George ’04 Fred H. Hassig ’69Roberto C. Justus ’68 Elizabeth Lyons ’00 David McReynolds ’89Bruce R. Molen ’72 Kenneth W. Norwick ’69David R. Rice ’69 Mike Vermette ’94 Reid Winkler ’06Ruby ($20,000+)Richard Ellingsen ’91 E. David Engst ’77 Stanton H. Hall ’79Karen Hesse ’95 Alan W. Irvin ’84 Jean-Pierre Joho ’71 Douglas Knight ’95Raymond Kubisch ’76 Brian Loftus ’98 Diane Milberg ’76 Walter D. Rye ’83Gina Trask ’85 Gary R. Wolf ’81 Heather Woloshyn ’93Sapphire ($15,000+)James A. Dart ’66 D. Briar Diggs ’82 Ross J. Drangsholt ’97 Nadine J. Egger ’92Henry Fields ’77 Bruce P. Hawley ’77 Robert W. Hortin ’62 Andrew M. Houg ’60Jack A. Lindskog ’67 Ronald J. Markey ’74 John C. Ive ’79 Marilyn KokichMolyneaux Mathews ’74 Robert F. Taylor ’54 Patrick Turley ’78 Curtis E. Carlson ’76Chairman’s Circle ($10,000+)Michelle Emigh Agazzi ’92 Charles Alexander ’90 John Baccelli ’65 George E. Black ’64 Foster Bucher ’80 Judy Chin ’02 Gerald N. Dohner ’50 John V. Drake ’54 Arthur A. Dugoni ’63Devek Frech ’88 Piotr Fudalej ’98 William A. Gilmore ’50 Kristina Grey ’98 John Eastman Grubb ’71 Stanley W. Gum ’61 Charles Hall ’01 Haruo Ishikawa ’82 Nicholas Johnson ’70 Cameron Jolley ’08 Marc R. Joondeph ’76Jonathan H. Kinne ’75 Mark Kitamura ’85 Vincent O. Kokich ’99 Francine Lo ’97 Shannon Magnuson ’96 Davide Mirabella ’93 Allen H. Moffitt ’74 Ken A. Norwick ’95 Jack M. Richardson ’59 Soleil Roberts ’14 Michael Sebastian ’87Mark E. Simons ’71 Ward M. Smalley ’86 Arthur Stein ’74 Rodney C. Tuenge ’75 John N. Van Der Pyl ’72 Richard A. Wendt ’71 Dave Witzel ’78 Daniel M. Yaillen ’79Founder’s Club ($5,000+)J. Paul Anderson ’71 Philip Barer ’84 Lucien Bellamy ’07 Robert Caskey ’88 Judy Chen ’02 Derek Damon ’01 Ward M. Damon ’75 Timothy Denison ’88 Diane M. Doppel ’90 John C. Dumars ’67 Paul D. Frazier ’71 Richard L. Garfinkle ’73 Sue HerringBryan Hicks ’98 Heidi Horwitz ’01 Richard T. Jones Ross G. Kaplan ’73 David B. 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