Why I give 2013 stories
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![]() Higher education helped Bill Talley pull through one of life’s most difficult challenges. Now, he and wife Louan are paying it forward. Read more. |
![]() After her mother and husband, Charles, succumbed to cancer, the late Doris Setterquist supported Johnson Cancer Research Center in her will. Read more. |
![]() Returned Peace Corps volunteers and native Kansans, Janet and Kent McKinney, give back to their host country while promoting cultural understanding and engagement at K-State.Read more. |
![]() John Tobald’s parents knew the value of an education. To honor their sacrifices and hard work, he has established the Robert and Marjorie Tobald Memorial Scholarship in Agriculture.Read more. |
![]() By including K-State in their trust, Gary and Peggy Edwards have established a faculty chair in engineering and a legacy of lifelong giving. Read more. |
![]() To the right of Dave Fritchen’s computer sits a framed quote from Albert Einstein: “Try not to be a man of success but rather a man of value.” Read more.
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