RAPS-Sheet-2018-May

RAPS 2018 awards honor Doherty, Lemman, and Coniglio TERRIL DOHERTY AND W. T. “BILL” LEMMAN were presented with Outstanding Retiree Awards from RAPS and current employee Mary Coniglio was given a RAPS Special Recognition award at the annual President’s Luncheon held April 16 at Portland State. The honorees received plaques inscribed with words outlining their service and accomplishments. Terril Doherty, a graduate of PSU, worked for several years in the Budget Office in the School of Extended Studies. After retiring she became active in the RAPS Bridge Group and served on the RAPS Board as chair of the Social Committee. Terril’s activity in the community includes volunteering weekly with a senior citizen group, working on church committees, and staffing food lines two times a week in support of community members in need. W. T. “Bill” Lemman’s connection with Portland State spans eight decades, beginning in 1946 as an entrepreneurial student at Vanport Extension Center, continuing through his years at Portland State as chief fiscal officer, where his vision and long-range planning skills helped the institution grow and prosper, and into retirement where he has served on local and national boards, agencies, commissions, and non-profits. Bill also spent 18 years of his professional life in the Chancellor’s Office, initially as vice chancellor of personnel and administration and later serving as interim chancellor. He received an honorary doctorate from PSU in 2004. Mary Coniglio, director of Alumni Relations, is celebrating her 18th year at Portland State. She was recognized for her support of RAPS and also for her commitment and service to alumni, students, staff, and faculty of the University as well as to other supporters of PSU. RAPS extends heartiest congratulations to the honorees. --Charlie White, Awards Committee Chair Recipients of the 2018 RAPS awards were (from left to right): Mary Coniglio, W. T. “Bill’ Lemman, and Terril Doherty. —-Photograph by Larry Sawyer 5

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