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The Legacy Society
The Legacy Society recognizes and honors people who have made contributions to the
United Way of Martin County Foundation.
The following individuals are members of
the Legacy Society. They have made a donation or commitment to
the United Way Foundation through immediate gifts, a bequest, a
trust, or naming UW as a beneficiary of IRA, pension plan or
life insurance.
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Kathryn and L.J. Aubrecht Estate
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Mitchell Benedict Trust
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Margaret “Meg” Bradley
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William Brothers
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Debra and Robert Carttar
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Robert and Elizabeth Clarke
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Larry and Patricia Daum
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Drs. Salvatore and Edith Donohue
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Katherine Dunscombe Estate
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Maxwell Friedlander Estate
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Ginny and Richard Genthe
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Stewart and Susan Hershey
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Kenneth Hyde
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Joseph
A. Kordick Estate
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Alan S. Lincoln Estate
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Maggie and David Lojpersberger
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Everett Miller Estate
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Gordon K. Miller Estate
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William and Thelma Miller Trust
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Edgardo and Esperanza Morales
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Michael and Maralyn Reilly
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Harry Rosen
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Priscilla and Charles Sawicki
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Dick Schwinkendorf
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Patricia and Douglass M. Stewart
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Edward Tatarczuk
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Barbara and Morgan Taylor
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Pete Thompson
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Donna and James Vojcsik
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Jill Webb-Forbes
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Carol and Robert Weissman
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William Whittemore
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Wolcott Family Foundation
For more
information,
please contact:
Jennifer Jolly, director of major gifts and planned giving
E-mail:
jjolly@unitedwaymartincounty.org
Phone: (772) 283-4800, ext. 243
For ways to
give:
Please click here for
information about methods of making donations to the United Way
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Special Funds
DICK SCHWINKENDORF
The United Way of Martin County Foundation has set up a special Dick
Schwinkendorf Memorial Fund.
The fund was established in August 2005, after the passing of one of
United Way's most dedicated donors and volunteers. He was best known for
his leadership role in the
White Doves Holiday
Project, for which he was the volunteer warehouse manager for six
years.
DUNBAR CENTER
The board of directors of Dunbar Center has established a
scholarship fund at the United Way of Martin County Foundation as a tribute to
Mary Jane Bauer, one of the founders of Dunbar Center.
The "Imagine the Possibilities" Fund has been established
to honor the legacy of this extraordinary woman. Youths who attended child care
at Dunbar Center will be able to tap this special scholarship to pursue higher
education as they graduate from high school.
HOPE RURAL SCHOOL
The board of directors of Hope Rural School has established
a special fund at the United Way of Martin County Foundation as a tribute to
Sister Marie Celeste Gatti, who retired in February 2004 at age 80 after serving
18 years at the small Catholic school in Indiantown.
Donations to the Sister Marie Celeste Gatti "Builder of
Hope" Fund will provide an additional source of income for Hope Rural School
that will be used to nurture future generations of children and families in
Indiantown.
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