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Alumni Spotlights


Patricia M. Bryan '77, Patricia W. Henry '71, David M. LeVan '68, and Edward C. Vonderschmidt '74 received the 2009 Distinguished Alumni Award.

Miriam Parson '08 has started a career in environmental activism.

David Staneck '99 is a flight surgeon with the U.S. Navy Medical Corps.

Melissa Zook Franklin '94 practices medicine in Eastern Kentucky.

Andrew Mickley '70 was named Ohio Professor of the Year by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching and the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE).

J. Michael Bishop '57, Nobel Prize laureate, attended the White House stem cell research signing ceremony.

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Charitable Lead Trust

In a charitable lead trust, you transfer assets to a trust, which pays annual income to Gettysburg College for a limited term. At the end of that term, the remainder passes back to you, to your heirs, or to other beneficiaries you choose. This vehicle provides a way to maintain control over a property while making a significant gift, and also presents attractive estate and gift tax savings. The payments can be either fixed or variable, depending on the type of trust established. A few of the benefits: Potentially significant gift and estate tax savings for assets transferred to family members Opportunity to create a significant fund while maintaining ultimate control of the assets.

Questions? Contact:

John W. Hiner
Director of Planned Giving
Gettysburg College
Campus Box 423
300 North Washington St.
Gettysburg, PA 17325
Tele:  717 337-6546
Fax:  717 337-6548
jhiner@gettysburg.edu

Methods of Giving

Overview of Plans
Gifts of Securities
Bequests
Gift Annuities
Lead Trusts
Remainder Annuity Trusts
Remainder Unitrusts
Life Insurance Policies
Living Trusts
Pooled Income Fund
Retirement Plans
The 1832 Society

 
 
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