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Meet Our Donors
Influencing Lives
Wanting to leave a lasting impact on young Christians, Jeff and Yvonne Quint have established a planned gift to endow a scholarship after they are called home to heaven. The Lt. Susan P. Bradley Nursing Annual Scholarship is named in honor of Yvonne's sister, who served in the Navy.
Read MoreAn Easy Way to Give Back
When her first child was born, Jamie (Johnson) Anderson ’03 received a Wee Warrior baby outfit from WLC with a note of congratulations and tips for new parents, including ways to protect her little one’s future.
Read MoreA Gift of Love
One could say that Anna Lind was like other Wisconsin Lutheran College friends and donors. Like other loyal supporters, she loved the mission of WLC. One significant exception, however, is that Anna was a faithful supporter when she was 100 years old.
Read More1 + 1 = 6: How Two Lifelong Christians Impact Ministry Work at Six Charities
John and Eleonore Jeske are pretty humble folks. They don't measure success in their lives by promotions achieved, the square footage of their dwelling or the shape of a car's hood ornament. They'd rather talk about the Christian ministries in which they, their five children and their spouses, and 19 grandchildren are involved.
Read More25 Years and Counting...
A quarter-century is a long time, whether you're talking about the pro athlete who plays his entire career with the same team, time spent living at the same address or one's tenure as a company employee. When referring to the number of years a donor has been consecutively giving to an organization, 25 is phenomenal!
Read MoreHow Do You Spell Superfan? A-R-T!
You just couldn't miss Art. Whether at a Warriors football or basketball game, he was the consummate fan, deftly serving as both coach and fan from his seat in the bleachers. Art, himself a former minor league baseball player and later a coach at Garden Homes Lutheran School, knew all too well the teamwork needed to have a successful game.
Read MoreLilli Gust: Humble, Christian Business Leader, Joyful Giver.
Lilli Gust's belief in the importance of a Christian education started early. When her family moved to Milwaukee from Germany in 1952, they chose to settle about a block from St. Marcus Lutheran where they became members and where Lilli attended school.
Read MorePlanned Giving For Any Age
Many people put off the practice of estate planning and gifting until they retire or even later. But many financial planners encourage starting much sooner. Two people who took that advice to heart are Wisconsin Lutheran College alumni Jim Bilitz '91, and his wife Carolanne (Laich) '93.
Read MoreSupporting WLC, From the Beginning
Beloved science and math professor Luther Spaude was the one of the first faculty members called to a new institution, Wisconsin Lutheran College, following in the footsteps of Gary Greenfield, Paul Kelm and Roger Fleming.
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