CLASS OF 1960 Business Meeting 55 th Reunion Sheraton Mahwah 3 May 2015 GO LIKE 60!

AGENDA Welcome Treasurer’s report –Admin Fund Memorial Fund Status Other funds –Gift Fund Old Business –Memorial Articles New Business –Additional Giving to West Point –Proposed Giving to Other Worthy Causes –Plans for 60th Reunion Any other business GO LIKE 60!

Treasurer’s Report Class Admin Fund Summary Cash on hand 12/31/2010 $37,274 Revenue thru 06/30/2014 $3,359 Cash spent thru 06/30/2014 $6,900 Cash on hand 06/30/2014 $33,733 Designated memorial funds ($12,080) Net available cash on July 1, 2014 $21,203 Other items: Memorials: –Original contribution: $21,970 –Payouts to date: $9,890 Contributions to Nick Rowe Fund in bank $30,297 GO LIKE 60!

Treasurer’s Report Class Gift Fund Summary –Value 12/31/2009 $710,318 –Donations $ 80,147 –Investment returns $20,073 –AOG Fundraising Fees ($10,526) –Gifts at 50 th Reunion ($724,556) –Current Value 12/31/2014 $75,456 All Gifts to the Academy –Class of 2010 Affiliation Program-May 2010 $10,566 –50 th Reunion-2010 Cadet Activities Endowment $357,000 Long Gray Line Endowment $357,000 –40 th Reunion-Cadet Activities $1,160,000 –WP Preparatory Scholarship Program-1994 $25,000 –1 st Division Cadet Room-1985 $26,000 –Southeast Asia Memorial-1980 $5,000 Total $1,940,566 GO LIKE 60!

Old Business Class Memorial Articles by Frank Cloutier Discussion GO LIKE 60!

MEMORIAL ARTICLES BY COMPANY Class of 1960 is 83 for 160 A-1 5 for 5A-2 3 for 12 B-1 1 for 5B-2 9 for 9 C-1 2 for 8C-2 2 for 7 D-1 6 for 9D-2 2 for 3 E-1 3 for 6E-2 8 for 8 F-1 2 for 3F-2 0 for 3 G-1 3 for 8G-2 3 for 6 H-1 3 for 5H-2 8 for 11 I-1 3 for 11I-2 2 for 8 K-1 3 for 4K-2 5 for 5 L-1 6 for 6L-2 2 for 5 M-1 2 for 4 M-2 0 for 9 GO LIKE 60!

Assistance with Writing Memorial Articles Newspaper obituary Howitzer 50 th Year Book Cullum Files, see: Writing Guide, see me or Marilee Brainstorm with company mates Divide the effort Involve the widow If NOK are unavailable, Class President can release the MA GO LIKE 60!

New Business Additional Giving to West Point –Presentation by AOG –Discussion Proposed Giving to Other Worthy Causes –Proposal by John Gibbs –Discussion Plans for 60 th Reunion GO LIKE 60!

New Business Additional Giving to West Point –Presentation by AOG Mr. Chris Frawley Ms. Nancy Calhelha –Discussion GO LIKE 60!

New Business Proposed Giving to Other Worthy Causes Proposal by John Gibbs presented by Dick Healy –Subject: Brooke Army Medical Center Warrior and Family Support Center Discussion GO LIKE 60!

1 2 Warrior Family Support Center (WFSC) Center for the Intrepid (CFI)

Proposed Giving to Other Worthy Causes Brooke Army Medical Center Warrior and Family Support Center Estab, 2003; new facility, 2008 Visitor Count: over 960,000 Functions As part of the rehab effort for both warriors and their families the center provides: –Info and Referral services to Military and Civil organizations, incl trips to local activities –Educational Classes –Computer Lab and Business Center GO LIKE 60!

Proposed Giving to Other Worthy Causes Functions (cont) –Kitchen and Dining Area for family prepared or volunteer prepared meals –Big screen TV’s and entertainment room –Outdoor patio and garden –Free long distance calls –Free DVD check-out –Place where wounded warriors can meet family and friends, as well as meet other warriors and their families GO LIKE 60!

Proposed Giving to Other Worthy Causes Funding Issues –San Antonio NPG (Returning Heroes Home) raised the $5.8 mill to build the 12,500 sq ft bldg and grounds which opened in Dec 2008; donated it to the Army –Furniture, kitchen appliances and computers in the learning center all obtained through donations –NPG still working on $2.1 mill (have about half) to complete adjoining park and walkways –Army Support Activity (ASA) pays for basic staff (director, asst director); most of the rest of the staff are volunteers GO LIKE 60!

Proposed Giving to Other Worthy Causes Funding Issues (Cont) –Post covers bldg operation and maintenance costs – bare bones –Programs have some basic ASA funding, but donations cover most of the need –Small donations used to provide: gift cards, disposable cameras, baked goods, candy, snacks, pens, pencils, music, DVD’s, diapers, formula, personal hygiene products for warriors and family Discussion GO LIKE 60!

New Business Plans for 60 th Reunion –Probably have a larger turnout for “60 at 60” –Might be able to fit into Thayer Hotel –Volunteers welcome for reunion chairman Discussion GO LIKE 60!

Closing Items Any Other Business Announcements Adjourn GO LIKE 60!