Mike and Deborah Rempe, Windsor, Co., have made a gift of $26,000 to the Kansas State University Changing Lives Campaign to establish the Rempe Family Scholarship in Grain Science.
Horst, Terrill, & Karst Architects, PA, Topeka and Overland Park, Kan., have made a gift of $26,000 to the Kansas State University Changing Lives Campaign to establish the Gary G. Karst Scholarship.
Ernestine Sanders, Westwood, Kan., has made a gift of $51,000 to the Kansas State University Changing Lives Campaign to establish the Diane Sanders Memorial Scholarship.
Alumni and friends of K-State in Chanute and Garden City, Kan., have made recent gifts in support of the Changing Lives Campaign for Kansas State University, a comprehensive $500 million campaign that will infuse new funds into virtually every dimension of the university.
Cargill, Minneapolis, Minn., has made a gift of $1 million to Kansas State University to establish the Cargill Center for Ethical Leadership within the Center for Leadership Studies at K-State.
For a successful businessman and his loving wife, Kansas State University has always held a special place in Edwin and Eunice Wambsganss’ hearts. The couple has long known that what helps make their university so special is its diverse and driven student body. That’s why the Wambsgansses, Larkspur, Colo., decided to invest in the future of K-State undergraduates, including 10 who will receive scholarships this fall.
The family of Margaret M. Ressegieu has made a $250,000 commitment to the Kansas State University Changing Lives Campaign to establish the Margaret M. Ressegieu Agricultural Memorial Scholarship.
Barry Greenberg, Maplewood, Mo., has made a commitment of $250,000 through a life insurance policy to the Kansas State University Changing Lives Campaign to establish the Barry Greenberg Development Fund.
Roger and Sandra McKee, Kansas City, Mo., have made a commitment of $25,000 to the Kansas State University Changing Lives Campaign to establish the Roger and Sandra McKee Ag Excellence Fund for the Dean in the College of Agriculture.
The children, and their families, of Dr. Frederick Oehme, Manhattan, Kan., have made a gift of $26,000 to the Kansas State University Changing Lives Campaign to establish the Dr. Frederick W. Oehme Toxicology Scholarship.