Legacy Donors
Explore legacy gift stories and different ways to give.
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If you were a Chapman University student between 1970 and 2016, you may have taken a science class from Dr. Virginia Carson. During her 45 years at Chapman, Carson...
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Sharon Carpenter remembers her son, Jacob (Jake) '21, dreaming about a career in film from a very young age. When it came time to choose a film
school, he wasn't sure where he wanted to go. However, as soon as he
stepped onto Chapman University's campus, Jake knew it was the perfect fit.
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When Ana Bowen and Rosa Lardenoit presented a gift of $100,000 to Chapman University from the estate of their late brother Joaquin "Jay" Cuetara, the moment was bittersweet.
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Wills, living trusts and last wishes. Such extremely important topics— and yet many of us don't plan to think about them...
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For Bill Cumiford '63, a passion to teach is now woven into the double helix of his DNA. "If you tell me..."
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Christine Cross's first encounter with the Chapman University community happened while waiting in line for valet parking. Her attorney...
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Dorothy Dyer, World War II-era elementary school secretary, was not the kind of woman who took no for an answer – unless it was a "no" of her own...
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Throughout his prolific 30-year television career, Huell Howser shed light on the unique culture of California, recognizing extraordinary...
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As members of the clergy in the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), Reverends Bill and Mary Jacobs have built relationships with...
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Ryan Odenwalder (JD '09) was known throughout Chapman's law school for his willingness to help anyone in need, no matter what.
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Wilcox Patterson '62 and his wife, Sandy, are longtime fans and supporters of Chapman University. Their daughter, Stacy, earned her B.A. in...
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A wallet made from a Torah carries the weight of history and reflects
Mitchell Raff's commitment to remembrance...
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Adrienne and Rande Shaffer, parents of Teren '08, knew Chapman University was the right place for their son from the moment they set foot...
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Nancy Reid '62 and Robert E. Reid '59, Th.D., believe deeply in the
importance of scholarships.