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In life, Rony Scher Giuliano ’71 was a businesswoman, mentor, animal lover and devoted friend. In death, she is also remembered as a great benefactor to the University that gave her some of her greatest years.
Rony Scher Giuliano ’71
The Academic Study Lounge in the Martinez Athletics Center was renamed in April 2023 in honor of Stephen H. Mauldin, a member of UT’s Class of 1990 and a member of UT’s Board of Trustees since 2018.
Steve Mauldin ’90
Stu Williams '70, Fred Pollock '70, Russ Bruno ’98, Steve Mauldin ’90, Billy Franchi ’06 and Sergio Perez ’06 give new meaning to ‘rainy-day fund.’ They spearheaded a campaign to install artifical turf on the baseball team's field.
Baseball Boosters
The couple donates to UT in appreciation of how Spartan life launched them toward future success. “I got so much out of my time at UT," says Maria Weizer.
Maria ’96 and Paul ’94, MBA ’11 Weizer
Debbie ’75 and Dan ’74 Ferrazza say their decision to join UT’s Legacy Society was inspired by pride in UT, gratitude for what the school did for them and their Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity bonds.
Debbie ’75 and Dan ’74 Ferrazza
Five fraternity brothers — Marlon Hanley ’06, Jamal Wilburg ’06, Devin Derenoncourt ’09, David Ramnarine ’09 and Michael Williams ’09 — help a minority student fund their education.
A Life-Changing Legacy