McCrory Gardens Celebrates 60 Years
In 1937, Sam McCrory and his wife arrived in Brookings and planted a seed. Today, his idea has come into bloom and continues to flourish as McCrory Gardens celebrates its 60th anniversary.
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The SDSU Alumni Association and SDSU Foundation will consolidate into one organization based on a unanimous vote in the first-ever joint meeting of their respective boards.
In 1937, Sam McCrory and his wife arrived in Brookings and planted a seed. Today, his idea has come into bloom and continues to flourish as McCrory Gardens celebrates its 60th anniversary.
Through an endowed professorship, Gary and Sharon Van Riper are investing in a passion they value most.
Sonja Anderson has created a lasting legacy by dedicating her life, love, and a $2.7M endowment to supporting Jackrabbit women athletes.
Dick and Karen McComish made history by funding the first endowed department at SDSU.
Lifetime farmers Cal and Mary Hayenga are gifting their greatest resource to SDSU: their land.
Brent Bargmann is taking a bold step forward by endowing the first-ever coaching position at SDSU.
Onida, SD farmer’s modest life and land provides $17 million legacy at SDSU
Continuing his legacy at SDSU, Vern and Deanna Schramm made a $1 million commitment in their estate plan for a professorship in Chemistry and Biochemistry.
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