Board of Trustees
Officers of the Board
Chair
Dr. Steven L. Leary
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Vice Chair
Mr. Robert C. Sullivan
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Secretary
Mr. Ken Murray
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Treasurer
Mr. Glen C. Tepe
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MEMBERS
OF THE BOARD
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Mr. Daniel M. Burson
Wesley Chapel, Florida
Retired Manager
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Mr. Evan C. Davis
Wyoming, Ohio
Retired Attorney and
Executive
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Mr. George R. Farber
Waterloo, Iowa
Full-time Worker,
Pastoral and Teaching Ministry
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Mr. David S. Harper
Imler, Pennsylvania
Fulltime Worker and Elder
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Mr. James W. Iverson
Davenport, Iowa
Retired, Pastoral and
Teaching Ministry
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Mr. Mark A. Keller
Webster Groves, Missouri
CEO, Confluence Investment Management
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Dr. Steven L. Leary*
High Ridge, Missouri
Assistant Vice Chancellor,
Washington University
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Dr. Stephen B. Leverentz
Edina, Minnesota
Ophthalmologist
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Mr. William D. Longstreet
Matthews, North Carolina
Account Manager,
McNaughton-McKay Electric Co.
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Dr. William J. Moore*
Ames, Iowa
Interim President,
Emmaus Bible College
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Mr. Kenneth W. Murray*
Wheaton, Illinois
Retired Executive
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Mr. Richard L. Nohr
Sugarland, Texas
Retired Executive
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Mr. Matthew J. Phelan
Lewisburg, Tennessee
Executive Director,
Horton Haven Christian Camp
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Mr. Robert C. Sullivan* Yonkers, New York Executive Director, Morgan Stanley
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Mr. Ian S. Taylor* Kenosha, Wisconsin Commended Worker, President, Good Tidings Publishing
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Mr. Glen C. Tepe West Chicago, Illinois Account Manager, NET APP
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* Executive Committee Members
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Mr. Lewis Clarkson
Johnston, Iowa
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TRUSTEES EMERITI
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Mr. Joseph M. Cumming
Shelby Township, Michigan
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Mr. Edward W. Goodwin
Taylors, South Carolina
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Mr. James M. Gray
La Mesa, California
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Mr. Brad C. Hanes
Waterloo, Iowa
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Dr. Daniel T. Hayden
Silverdale, Washington
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Mr. Walter Modrzejewski
Chicago, Illinois
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Mr. John A. Montgomery
Lombard, Illinois
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Mr. John E. Phelan, Sr.
Nashville, Tennessee
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Dr. John T. Pollard, Jr.
Bedford, Massachusetts
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Mr. John W. Riley
Dubuque, IA
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Mr. Gerhard L. Schultz
Barrington, Illinois
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Dr. Daniel H. Smith
Dubuque, Iowa
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Mr. James A. Stahr
Wheaton, Illinois
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Mr. Jack O. Weatherford
Murfreesboro, Tennessee
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Mr. Stephen C. Wilson
Parnell, Iowa
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Lloyd Brandt
September 8, 2012
Brandt, Lloyd L. age 92 of North Oaks, peacefully went to be with his Lord on Saturday, September 8, 2012. Preceded in death by his wife of 61 years, Lois; and brothers, Valmah and Robert. Survived by children, Lynn (Grover) Sayre and Mark (Denise) Brandt; grandchildren, Jordan (Jennifer), Dustin (Sheena), Taylor, Aaron, Lauren, and Jade; great-grandchildren, Tristan and Dafne; sisters, Alice Gould, and Helene (Grant) Zedicher; also survived by other family and friends.
Lloyd graduated high school in 1938 and went on to Iowa State University in Ames, IA. Lloyd took a break during college to serve a tour in Guam as a Sgt. in the US Army. After his discharge, Lloyd returned to Iowa State to finish his degree. He had a love of flying, eventually earning his pilots license and purchased a couple of small planes to facilitate his managing farms for John S. Pillsbury. Lloyd came to Mpls. in the 1950s to take a job with the Mpls. Chamber of Commerce. Lloyd played a pivotal role in convincing the US Government to create Voyagers National Park. While with the Chamber Lloyd spend many years as a lobbyist at the state capitol. Lloyd made his final career change in the mid 1970s taking on the role of Vice President of the Public Affairs Division of First Bank System. He retired as the President of The First Bank System Foundation in 1985.
Lloyd kept busy after retirement running his own consulting business as well as serving on numerous boards including Citizens Scholarship Foundation, Lake States Interpretive Association, The Arboretum, The Minnesota Zoo, Northwestern College, Emmaus Bible College and chair of the Minnesota Children's Home Society. Lloyd loved working with people and cherished the many friendships he developed over the years.
In Memory of Lloyd Brandt
Dr. Steven L. Leary
It was with mixed emotions and thoughts I heard of Lloyd Brandt's death on September 8. It was a privilege to have worked with this intelligent, creative, compassionate, passionate, insightful man of God.
Lloyd served with distinction on the Emmaus Board of Trustees from 1984 to 2009 and as Vice Chairman for 18 years. Also, from 1989 to 1990 he traveled from the Twin Cities and served as Vice President for Administration.
As a man of vision he strongly supported the expanding academic programs. As an expert in foundations he provided encouragement and training for other trustees and administration personnel in development of this funding source for the College.
In his role as Vice Chairman, he was very involved and committed. I came to sincerely value his exhortations, ideas, support, and encouragement. He continued well in this role even as his health began to deteriorate. His wife Lois was faithful and supportive in driving them to Dubuque for meetings.
We have as a Board already noted the loss to us of his contributions since his resignation in December of 2008. We know his family will miss him greatly as well. We share with them the joy we have of knowing this wonderful man who loved and served his Lord well and look forward to our reunion in God's timing.