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Page 2What’s InsidePagePostScript Editor’s ColumnJerry W. Koppman2Mission AccomplishedAubrey Wendling2Pat’s PatterPatricia S. Koppman2PostScript VOL. 1 NUM. 13SDSU RA Office Dedication10-25-864University Carillon DedicatedTerry O’Donnell4Honors Through the Years525th Anniversary LuncheonPatricia S. Koppman6Charter Members - 1986 to 2011 6Mayor Jerry Sanders’Proclamation6AROHE Congratulation Letter 7Message from PresidentThomas B. Day7CSU-ERFA CongratulationsE-mail7SDSU President’sCongratulationsStephen L. Weber7Resolution for 25th AnniversaryCelebration8Andrew OlsonSDSU campus - 1931Editorial StaffJerry W. Koppman, EditorCo-Editors:Lucille WendlingNorma SummersgillAndrew OlsonPat KoppmanDan Gilbreath825th Anniversary PostScript Editor’sColumnIn this Silver Anniversary edition ofPostScript, we have tried to make itrelevant to our history, our presentaspirations and our future endeavors.We have reprinted articles fromearly editions and have added othercommentaries and information.Most of our current members were notretired when the Association beganin 1986. In this special issue, we hopeto give you a flavor of how the SDSURetirement Association got started andhow it has progressed. Fortunately,our founding president and his wife,Aubrey and Lucille Wendling, arestill active, as is Norma Summersgill,who was our first vice president andhas been president on two differentoccasions. Former SDSU PresidentThomas B. Day is still active and gavemuch of the support needed to get theAssociation off the ground.A special thanks goes to the editorialcommittee for their support.Jerry W. KoppmanMission AccomplishedReviewing the exciting and impressivepast 25 years of our SDSU RetirementAssociation’s accomplishments, I feelthat our mission has been, and is being,accomplished.Through the dedication andcontributions of our members, we havebeen able to serve the mutual benefitsand interests of our retired facultyand staff, and we facilitate continuingcontributions by members to thefurtherance of the scholarly and otherprofessional objectives of San DiegoState University.When I arrived at SDSU (College) in1954, the college was small enough forfaculty and staff to know and interactwith other campus departments. Asthe college rapidly grew and becamea university, the inter-relationshipsdisappeared.The Retirement Association has givenour members the valuable opportunityto know and interact with retiredfaculty and staff from all colleges anddepartments. New friendships havebeen nurtured.“Faculty and Staff Staying Connected”and all for a worthy cause. Who couldask for anything more!Aubrey Wendling, President1986-1990Pat’s PatterWhen we came to San Diego StateUniversity as young professors, staffand spouses, we never could haveimagined that we would somedayretire from SDSU, and never thoughtabout what would happen to us inthose retirement years, better knownas the ‘golden’ years! But here we are,members of the Retirement Association,making new friends and making morewonderful memories. We all need toexpress our appreciation to those whohad the foresight and drive to beginthis Association 25 years ago. We allbenefit so much from their efforts.Here we are wondering if wecan possibly continue to lead theorganization in a way that benefits allthose who will follow. First we all haveto agree to volunteer some of our timeto making SDSU RA thrive. Then wehave to work hard to get new membersso that the Association will be here in2036 to celebrate the SDSU RA’s 50thanniversary.As your president, I’m committed tofollow in the footsteps of those wholed before me, but I need your help inmaking SDSU RA more vital with eachpassing year.Patricia S. Koppman, President2010-12
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Left Side: Tim & Frances Hallahan, Louis Smith,Aubrey Wendling (Assoc. Pres.), Clayton Gjerde,Angela Griffin, Andy Olson, Michael Griffin,President Thomas Day.Page 4Right Side: Norma Summersgill, Margaret Gilbert,Lucille Wendling, Maxine Johnson, Yumiko Tsuneyoshi,Anne Day, Catherine & Arnold Seidman.SDSU Retirement Association Office Dedication 10-25-86University Carillon Dedicatedby Terry O’Donnell, SDSU CarillonneurMany Retirement Association membersattended the dedication of the expandedand refurbished University Carillon onSunday, April 13, 2008. The afternoonwas made pleasant by the shadefrom trees in the Old Main Quad, asteady afternoon breeze, and tastyrefreshments. The RA campaign to fundexpansion of the Carillon expands theSDSU installation from 117 to 204 bells:117 English Major/minor, 12 upperminor, 49 Flemish, and 26 Bourdon Bells.In her remarks, Kathie Ross, pastpresident, discussed the RetirementAssociation campaign and thanked themany donors—whose names were listedin the program—for making the Carillonexpansion project a success. UniversityCarillonneur, Dr. Terry O’Donnell,Professor of Music and Theatre, spokeof the history and development of theCarillon installation at SDSU since itsinception in 1946. His historical notesalso included a musical dialogue withthe instrument illustrating the uniquesound and extended range of the newbells. President Stephen Weber madeheartfelt remarks about the importanceof the Carillon to the quality of life ofthe general campus community. Hestressed that the Carillon is part of theaesthetic infrastructure of this institutionand thanked the Retirement Associationfor supporting the Carillon and thecontinuation of this University tradition.President Weber and Kathie Rossrevealed a dedication plaque tobe mounted outside Hardy Towercommemorating the dedicationevent. The plaque acknowledgesthe Retirement Association for theexpansion campaign. CarillonneurO’Donnell also premiered an originalwork to be heard at the dedication,“Dedication Tower Music—2008.” Anoriginal manuscript of the music waspresented to Connie Vinita Dowell(Dean, Library and Information Access)for inclusion in Special Collectionsand University Archives. The Carillonmusical repertoire includes selectedmusical compositions dedicated toisolated individuals who have beenhonored for various accomplishments.O’Donnell has dedicated this TowerMusic composition to the SDSURetirement Association for theirextraordinary effort to complete theSDSU Carillon installation.After the program, guests were invitedto journey into the Campanile toexperience a brief demonstration of theinstrument. It was also an opportunityto see the newly refurbished Carillonroom in Hardy Tower, where the bellsare displayed in a most impressive array.Carillon tour hosts were Music andTheatre Graduate students Wyatt Ellisonand Charlie Reuter.Reprinted from Vol. XXII, No. 2 - 2008
Page 5Honors Through the Years – Mortar Board Faculty and Staff Outstanding Service AwardIn 1987, Dr. Henry Janssen suggested to the SDSU Chapter of Mortar Board that an award be given to an outstanding Facultymember. Under the guidance of Dr. Jane Smith, the first ever Emeritus Administrator, Faculty Outstanding Service Award wasbegun. Dr. Ned Joy received the award and a plaque was placed under a tree on campus in his honor.The following year, Dr. Aubrey Wendling suggested to Mortar Board that the honor be given to both Faculty and Staff, thusthe award became the Emeritus Administrator, Faculty and Staff Outstanding Service Award. In 2011 the 25th such award waspresented.Many of our Retirement Association members have been so honored. Following are the names of the recipients through the years:1987 ean of the College and EmeritusDProfessor of Political Science1988Norma J. Summersgill former Benefits ManagerDr. James E. Crouch*Emeritus Professor of Zoology1989Jean A. Dillman* former Administrative Assistant,Professional Studies and Fine ArtsKenneth K. Jones, Jr. Emeritus Professor of Telecommunicationsand Film1990Dr. Sue W. Earnest* Emerita Professor of Speech Pathologyand AudiologyDr. Donald R. Watson* former Vice President for Academic Affairsand Emeritus Professor of Physical Science1991Marjorie Bell* former Assist. to the Dean of ActivitiesDr. Gail A. Burnett* Emerita Professor of English and Classics1992Margaret “Peg” Gilbert* former Director of Physical ResourcesDr. Albert W. Johnson Emeritus Vice President for AcademicAffairs and Emeritus Professor of Biology1993Timothy Hallahan former Chief of Physical OperationsDr. Aubrey WendlingEmeritus Professor of SociologyGrant L. Nielsen*former University ControllerDr. Henry L. Janssen Emeritus Professor of Political Science1994Lois Wescott* former Director of Personnel ServicesGeorge Sorenson* former Chair of the Division of Fine Artsand Emeritus Professor of Art1995Dr. George Gross* former Dean of Faculty Affairs andEmeritus Professor of EnglishDr. George Babilot Emeritus Professor of Economics1996Alma Marosz* former Executive Assistant to thePresident and Emeritus Professor ofMathematicsDr. Charles W. Lamden* former Dean of the College of BusinessAdministration1997William Hektner former Technical Director for theDepartment of DramaDr. Brage Golding Emeritus President and Professor ofChemistry and Engineering1998Nevada Jenia* former Administrative Aide to the Dean ofAcademic PlanningDr. Andrew C. OlsonEmeritus Professor of ZoologyDr. Ned V. Joy*1999f ormer Professor of Physical Educationand Head Football coach2000Yumiko Tsuneyoshi*former Dept. of Geography SecretaryDr. Donald E. Walker former Vice President for Academic Affairsand Acting President2001Marjorie Campbell*former Sociology Dept. SecretaryHarold K. Brown former Associate Dean for CommunityEconomic Development2002Mary Nelsonformer Assoc. Food Services DirectorDr. Francis StitesEmeritus Professor of History2003Harvey Goodfriend*former CEO Aztec ShopsDr. Kurt K. BohnsackEmeritus Professor of Zoology2004Jerry Ledinformer Assoc. Dir. of Personnel ServicesDr. Patricia HuckleEmerita Professor of Women’s Studies2005Dr. Barbara W. Hartung former Executive Assistant to thePresident and Emerita Professor ofJournalismDr. Thomas B. Day Emeritus President and Emeritus Professorof Physics2006Kathie Houck Rossformer Scholarship DirectorDr. Penny WrightEmerita Professor of Management2007Davene Gibson former Associate General Manager, SDSUFoundationDr. Peter Neumeyer Emeritus Professor of English andComparative Literature2008William L. Erickson former Vice President for Business andFinancial AffairsDr. A.C. HarveyEmeritus Professor of TheatreSteven Collins*former Director of Government and2009Dr. Jane K. Smith former Assistant Vice President forAcademic Services2010Janice Minor former Assistant to the Director of Art,Design, and Art HistoryDr. Terry L. O’Donnell Emeritus Professor of Music and theatre,Television, and FilmDon Coryell* Deceased
Page 625th Anniversary LuncheonOn April 14, 2011 a Luncheon was held at Carlton Oaks Golf Club in Santee. The luncheon honored those Charter Members ofthe Retirement Association who have maintained their membership since its beginning in 1986.Charter members received special handmade invitations, thanks to Ann Burgess. Each Charter member was hosted byone of the current Retirement Association members. Seated at lovely black and silver tables, donned with red roses, thehonorees were treated to a lovely salad luncheon, followed by peach cobbler and served by members of the SDSU Women’sAssociation. Membership Chair Jerry Koppman read his Ode to SDSU Retirement Association, previously published in thePostScript. The ode outlined the history of SDSU and the Retirement Association. This was followed by a ‘Resolution’ writtenand read by Andrew Olson, a Charter Member himself. This resolution can be found on page 8 of this publication.The program was concluded with a champagne toast. Past president, Aubrey Wendling, led the toast to the pastaccomplishments of SDSU RA and current president, Patricia Koppman, led the toast to the future of SDSU RA and all that wehope to accomplish.Charter Members - 1986 to 2011Barckley, RobertBecker, DorothyBeland, LoisBenjamin, FlorenceBohnsack, Kurt & JulieDayhoff, James & LoisCannon, NonaDeLora, JackErickson, Paul & MarilynFlagg, VirginiaFox, KathleenGray, FrancesHallahan, MichaelHallahan, TimothyHood, John & BarbaraKahn, MarionKeen, ElmerKenney, JosephineMessier, DorothyMorgan, Charles & BarbaraNorman, Nelson & DorothyOlson, AndrewOrton, FlavellaPlatz, Marvin & VirginiaRobles, KatherineShields, Alan & BerniceSmith, Jack & ClaireSmith, LouisSmith, LucileSpaulding, Willian & ClaireSummersgill, NormaTurner, MarjorieVinson, Dorothy RiggsWalba, HaroldWalch, RuthWallace, RobertWendling, Aubrey & LucilleWilkinson, Rose
Page 7CSU-ERFA CongratulationsAssociation of Retirement Organizationsin Higher EducationFebruary 17, 2011Association OfficeJanette Brown, Executive DirectorUniversity of Southern California3715 McClintock, Suite 220Los Angeles, CA 90089-0191(213) 740-7121info@arohe.orgPat Koppman, PresidentSDSU Retirement AssociationSan Diego State University, AD 225San Diego, CA 92182-5000Dear Pat,OfficersBobbie Boyd Lubker, PresidentUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hillblubker@email.unc.edu(919) 929-2996Sue Barnes, VP-President ElectUniversity of California, Davisslbarnes@ucdavis.eduJerry Walker, VP MembershipUniversity of Southern Californiajbwalker@usc.eduLinda Pearson, SecretaryIvy Tech Community College of Indianalp1874@joink.comRobert Coffey, TreasurerUniversity of Southern Californiarcoffey@usc.eduBarry Culhane, Past PresidentRochester Institute of Technologybrcnge@rit.eduThe AROHE board and membership congratulate the SDSURetirement Association upon celebrating 25 years servingretired SDSU faculty and staff. Your retiree organization is aleader in higher education and you are to be commended foryour long years of service to both faculty and staff retirees atSDSU.We also commend you on your significant role in theestablishment of AROHE, the Association of RetirementOrganizations in Higher Education, which has served retireeorganizations in North America since 2002.In 1985 your first president, Aubrey Wendling, retired SociologyProfessor, and your first Vice-President, Norma Summersgill,retired Benefits Manager, attended one of the very firstgatherings in higher education to discuss what would eventuallybecome the Association of Retirement Organizations in HigherEducation. In May of 1999, a steering committee was selectedat a meeting in San Diego which led to the establishment ofAROHE in 2002. Norma Summersgill became AROHE's firstTreasurer in 2002 and served AROHE in this position for fouryears. She continues to serve as a dedicated advisor andvalued member of AROHE.We extent our heartiest admiration and congratulations on yoursilver anniversary!Sincerely,Janette BrownAROHE Executive Directorwww.AROHE.orginfo@arohe.orgWe at the statewide level sendcongratulations on the 25th anniversaryof the SDSU Retirement Association.We especially enjoy reading yourPostScript which is one of the betterpublications of CSU retiree associations.Best wishes for your continued success.Don Cameron,Executive Director, CSU Emeritus andRetired Faculty Association.President’s Congratulatory Message tothe SDSU Retirement AssociationCongratulations on your silveranniversary.You have served the San Diego Statecommunity of retired faculty and staffwith care, compassion and concernfor the past 25 years. The RetirementAssociation has been a crucialcommunication bridge between SanDiego State and our retired personnel.Your stellar efforts have ensured thatour faculty and staff continue to stay“Aztecs for Life.”Now, as a 51-year senior in my 102ndconsecutive semester, I am finally aboutto join your emeritus ranks. While I’mlooking forward to this next chapter inmy life, I will miss the vibrancy of theSan Diego State campus, our students,and the retired faculty and staff such asyou.A message from President DayRetirement is a time of life we all anticipate during our working lives.At various times we long for leisure, freedom from demand and routine,fulfilling activities of choice, and on occasion simply respite. Those of youwho have achieved retirement are often the subject of envy from the stillworking ranks.I am gratified to acknowledge that, with many options open to you, a greatmany choose to continue your relationship with the University through theSDSU Retirement Association. In many ways the University community islike a family, in which each individual is enhanced by the participation ofall members. Your continued contributions, particularly since they are givenpurely by choice, will benefit all of us.May I thank you for the gift of your time and continuing affiliation withSDSU. I wish you success and personal fulfillment as the SDSU RetirementAssociation grows.Reprinted from Vol. I, No. 2 - 1986Stephen L. WeberPresident
Page 8Resolution for 25th Anniversary Celebration of the SDSU Retirement AssociationWHEREAS, today, April 14, 2011, celebratesthe 25th anniversary of the SDSU RetirementAssociation, which has grown from the kitchenetteoffice of an old apartment house on CampanileDrive in 1986, to the charming, if tiny, office inScripps Cottage, to its present spacious office in theAdministration Building in 1998; andWHEREAS, the Presidents of the SDSU RetirementAssociation, Aubrey Wendling, Grant Nielsen,Kurt Bohnsack, Nelson Norman, NormaSummersgill, Kathie Ross, Jack Stewart and PatKoppman, have provided significant leadershipalong with many volunteers, such as otherelected officers, the various committee membersand chairs, and the volunteers who manage theRetirement Office; and that helped to increasemembership to over 400, and enabling us to hostthe 7th International Conference on Retirement inHigher Education; andWHEREAS: the SDSU Retirement Associationhas awarded 127 Scholarships to family membersand helped to fund the final enhancement of thecampus carillon--known officially as the 204 bellFletcher Symphonic Carillon; andWHEREAS; the Association planned activitiesincluding multiyear Borrego Desert Escapes,Oktoberfests, Valentine’s Day Events, LawrenceWelk Theatre and Buffets, Del Mar Races, KentuckyDerby Parties, Holiday Dinners, Travel Tours andCruises, Special Seminars, Silverwood WildlifeSanctuary and Exploring San Diego Series; andWHEREAS, the SDSU Retirement Associationdeveloped relationships with CSU-ERFA, AROHE,the SDSU Women’s Association, the SDSU FacultyStaff Center and Mortar Board Faculty/StaffOutstanding Service Awards Ceremonies andLuncheon; andReprinted from Vol. II, No. 1 - 1987WHEREAS, funds for our student assistant andpostage costs have been provided by the Office ofUniversity Relations and Development; andWHEREAS, the Charter Members of the SDSURetirement Association who have maintained theirmemberships to the present, are proud to be a partof this celebration and remain steadfastly united inthe enduring commitment to the continued growthand development of this fine Association; andWHEREAS, they sincerely appreciate thedetermined leadership and support theyhave received over the past 25 years from themembership, faculty and staff of the university;private donors; and numerous other supporters;now therefore be itRESOLVED, by Charter Members who havemaintained membership through the first 25years, that the SDSU Retirement Association becongratulated upon its growth and commitment toserve the mutual benefits and interests of retiredfaculty and staff; and be it furtherRESOLVED, that special recognition and thanksare due to the many volunteers who have made thegrowth of the Association possible; and be it furtherRESOLVED, that all who have made the first 25years possible, be encouraged to work closelywith those who will be assuming leadershipduring the next 25 years; and be it furtherRESOLVED, that we wish for a most successfulnext 25 years; and be it furtherRESOLVED, that a copy of this resolution bepresented to the SDSU Retirement Association onthe occasion of its 25th Anniversary Celebration.Respectfully prepared by Andrew Olson andCharter Members who have maintained theirmemberships to the present.
Jerry W. Koppman Mission Accomplished 2 Aubrey Wendling Pat’s Patter 2 Patricia S. Koppman PostScript VOL. 1 NUM. 1 3 SDSU RA Office Dedication 10-25-86 4 University Carillon Dedicated 4 Terry O’Donnell Honors Through the Years 5 25th Anniversary Luncheon 6 Patricia S. Koppman Charter Members - 1986 to 2011 6 Mayor Jerry Sanders .
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