Jose Rodriguez ’89: "Naming Allegheny in my estate was a very easy way to thank her for all she has given to me and my family. I want to secure a brighter future for her."

Diane Sutter ’72 knows the legacy she wants to leave behind, and a planned gift to Allegheny College is a large part of that. “When you’ve led a good and fortunate life,” she says, “you should want to pay it forward.”

Judith La Manna Rivette
Makes Gifts That Feed the Body and the Mind

Dr. Margaret S. Burns ‘61
“Pays It Back and Pays It Forward” With a Gift in Her Will

Betsy Dotson '74
The Betsy Dotson ’74 Experiential Learning Fund, established by her parents after her death, has helped students like Anacelia Gomez ’15 gain invaluable experience during her summer internship in Washington, DC.

Linda A. Palmiero ’66
Linda A. Palmiero ’66 has accomplished much in her life, from helping to ensure the future of her family’s automobile dealership to solidifying the success of Allegheny College and many of its students.

Michael and Barbara Marvin Mize
Michael and Barbara Marvin Mize graduated from Allegheny College in 1971. They raised a family and went on to successful professional careers while living in Oklahoma City where they moved shortly after graduation.

William Feisley ’48
A generous bequest from the late William Feisley ’48 will ensure that the Special Collections and the Philip Mohr Benjamin Reading Room will be maintained properly well into the College’s third century.

Nancy Ayres Frederick ’52
With support from a generous bequest from Nancy Ayres Frederick ’52, the Art Department renovated the darkroom, expanding its size to create a comfortable learning environment that helps art majors and nonmajors alike develop into sophisticated image users.