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Major Gifts and Pledges

Lewis & Clark thanks its generous donors for these recent major gifts and pledges.

A future gift of $1.12 million from John W. Krussel, professor emeritus of mathematics, for the Catherine Krussel Memorial Scholarship. 

A $500,000 future bequest from Bart Westcott BA ’75 for the Westcott Endowed Scholarship. 

A gift of $250,000 from Ronald E. Timpe and Ivey L. Timpe for the Ronald E. Timpe Scholarship for mathematics students.

A $50,000 gift from Blake J. Androff and Kerry J. McNellis for a named Endowed Scholarship for Public Service.

A gift of $50,000 from an anonymous friend for the football program.

A gift of life insurance valued at $45,000 from Tom Harpole for the Joyce Harpole Memorial Scholarship.

A gift of $25,000 from Andre and Renee Stewart for the Stewart Family Teachers Pathways Scholarship.

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