May 6, 2025—On-demand Through May 16

Pipes & Reeds: Greg Zelek & Preston Duncan in Concert

Northrop Organist and UMN Saxophone Faculty Collaboration
Greg Zelek and Preston Duncan

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Duration: Approximately 85 minutes with no intermission, followed by a 20-minute Q&A with Greg Zelek and Preston Duncan.

The Program

 

Tango-Étude No. 3

Astor Piazzolla
 

Lyric Pieces, Book 10, Op.71, No. 1, Once Upon a Time

Edvard Grieg
 

Fantasia

John Weaver
 

Hommage à Manuel de Falla

Béla Kovács
 

Gabriel’s Oboe

Ennio Morricone
 

Traditional Chinese Melody, Horse Racing (arr. Lingbo Ma)

Performed by the Gopher Graduate Saxophone Quartet:

  • Zeyi Tian, soprano saxophone
  • Zhiwei Feng, alto saxophone
  • Cheng Wang, tenor saxophone
  • Zijian Zhang, baritone saxophone
     

Oblivion

Astor Piazzolla
 

Prelude No. 1

George Gershwin
 

I Got Rhythm (arr. Greg Zelek)

George Gershwin
 

Misty

Erroll Garner
 

“Little” Fugue in G minor, BWV 578

J.S. Bach
 

Fantaisie sur un Thème Original

Jules Demersseman

Performed by:

  • Preston Duncan, alto saxophone
  • Gopher Graduate Saxophone Quartet
  • Greg Zelek, organ
Greg Zelek at the Northrop organ

Greg Zelek

Praised as “extraordinary in the classical music world” (Jon Hornbacher, PBS Wisconsin Life) and a “musical star” (Bill Wineke, Channel 3000), Greg Zelek was appointed Northrop Organist in Aug 2024. The Pipes & Reeds performance with Preston Duncan is a celebration of the culmination of his first season in the role. For the 2025–26 Northrop Music Series, Zelek has arranged three unconventional organ pairings for a joyful trilogy of concerts featuring Northrop’s historic pipe organ: Parisian Jazz Night: Featuring Guitarist Alvaro Bermudez & Northrop Organist Greg ZelekSounds of the Season: Relaxed Matinee With Organist Greg Zelek; and An Evening of Organ & Choir: Featuring University Singers and Northrop Organist Greg Zelek.

Additionally, Zelek is the principal organist of the Madison Symphony Orchestra (MSO) and Curator of the Overture Concert Organ. In this role, Zelek performs and oversees all of the MSO’s organ programming. The MSO Organ Series regularly attracts more than 1,000 ticketed audience members for each of his creatively curated and performed concerts. Since Sep 2017, he has proudly held the Elaine and Nicholas Mischler Curatorship. In addition to his unique position in Madison, WI, Zelek is the curator of the Organ Series for the Jacksonville Symphony. 

Zelek performs frequently as a soloist throughout the United States. Always playing his solo programs from memory, he has played and premiered many of the large works of the organ canon, as well as new works that showcase the versatility of the instrument. Select performances for the 2024–25 season include concerts at Spreckels Organ Pavilion in San Diego, CA, and Jacoby Symphony Hall in Jacksonville, FL, and performances and masterclasses at the Oregon Bach Festival.

Alongside various orchestras, Zelek has performed the organ concertos of Barber, Poulenc, and Rheinberger. In Sep 2024, he performed Jongen’s Symphonie Concertante with the Madison Symphony Orchestra. Zelek has also been the organist for works such as Mahler’s 8th Symphony, Janáček’s Glagolitic Mass, Saint-Saëns’s Organ Symphony, Strauss’s Alpine Symphony, Respighi’s Pines of Rome, Foss’s Phorion, and Gounod’s Faust.

Zelek is known for his inventive programming and collaborations. He has performed a classical and gospel concert with counter-tenor Reginald Mobley; arranged and commissioned works for cello and organ with cellist Thomas Mesa; performed in a Latin-American concert with a Cuban band from Miami, FL; and collaborated with electronic trombonist Mark Hetzler in a concert featuring new music for organ, trombone, and percussion. He has also performed with the Canadian Brass in his role as visiting guest artist at St. John’s Abbey in Collegeville, MN. The 2024–25 season programming included a concert of arias and spirituals with tenor Limmie Pulliam, a performance with the new Lyyra Ensemble, and an Empire Brass Celebration concert featuring former Empire Brass players that incorporated a newly commissioned work for the Overture Concert Organ and the ensemble.

In 2016, Zelek was chosen by The Diapason magazine as one of the top “20 Under 30” organists, and has won prizes in numerous organ competitions. He released a recording on the Overture Concert Organ in the fall of 2022. A recipient of the inaugural Kovner Fellowship, he received his bachelor’s and master’s degrees, as well as an artist diploma, from the Juilliard School as a student of Paul Jacobs. Zelek, who is Cuban-American and a native Spanish speaker, grew up in Miami, FL.

Preston Duncan with saxaphone

Preston Duncan

An internationally acclaimed performer and educator based out of Minneapolis, Preston Duncan has been hailed as “displaying his saxophone mastery” (The Indianapolis Star) with “virtuosic brilliance” (The Star Press) as a “terrific talent” (Marvin Hamlisch). He has appeared as a soloist in Paris, Berlin, Austria, Los Angeles, Chicago, Nashville, Boston, Costa Rica, Mexico, and Taiwan. He has performed on over 65 occasions as a soloist with large ensembles, including The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, La Grande Orchestre des Alpes de la Mer of Nice, the Bowling Green State University Philharmonic, the University of Minnesota Symphony Orchestra, and many others. He regularly performs as an orchestral member with the Minnesota Orchestra. He has also performed with the Indianapolis Pops, the Minnesota Pops, Rosemary Clooney, and Jeremy Denk.

Duncan was awarded a Fulbright Fellowship to Paris, France, where he studied with Jean-Yves Fourmeau. He has won numerous awards and prizes, including 1st prize in the MTNA National Collegiate Woodwind Competition, and was a finalist in 2014 for the prestigious McKnight Fellowship. He was the featured performer and educator at the 1st Annual Taiwanese National Saxophone Festival, the 12th Annual Encuentro Universitario Internacional de Saxofón in Mexico City, and the Sax Fest Costa Rica International Saxophone Festival.

Duncan currently teaches saxophone at the UMN. During the summer, he teaches in the faculty at Shell Lake Arts Center in Shell Lake, WI. He received his Bachelor of Saxophone Performance from Indiana University, where he was a student of Eugene Rousseau. He continued his studies at Bowling Green State University with Dr. John Sampen, where he received his Masters of Music in Saxophone Performance. In 2002, he completed an Artist Diploma at the Boston Conservatory at Berklee with Kenneth Radnofsky. He has premiered works by Bernard Rands, Ernesto Pellegrini, Joseph Dangerfield, Kenneth Fuchs, and many others. Duncan plays on Eugene Rousseau mouthpieces.

We are especially grateful for support from the UMN School of Music and the Northrop Organ Advisory Board, including the following patrons whose gifts helped make the Pipes & Reeds Concert possible: J. Michael Barone; Philip Radke; Tim and Laura Edman; Bob Bruininks and Susan Hagstrum; and Dee Ann and Kent Crossley.

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The Northrop Organ Advisory Board

  • J. Michael Barone
  • Cynthia Betz
  • Dean Billmeyer
  • Kristen Brogdon
  • Dr. Robert Bruininks
  • Dee Ann Crossley
  • Laura Edman

 

  • Nils Halker
  • Cari Hatcher
  • Pamela Neuenfeldt
  • Philip Radtke
  • Emily Roth
  • Kari Schloner
  • Lindsey Siders
  • Greg Zelek

 

With the restoration and reinstallation of Northrop’s Aeolian-Skinner Opus 892 organ, a group of dedicated volunteers now partner with Northrop for the awareness, success, and growth of organ programming and education. The Northrop Organ Committee features volunteers who are help with advocacy, network building, relationship development, and fundraising to help sustain and build Northrop’s Pipe Organ Music Series and other community events.

The Northrop Advisory Board

  • Cynthia Betz
  • Jeff Bieganek, Chair
  • Kristen Brogdon
  • Dr. Robert Bruininks
  • Deb Cran
  • Susan DeNuccio
  • Benjamin Eng
  • Karen Hanson
  • Cari Hatcher
  • Jill Hauwiller

 

  • Holly Kellar
  • Kelly McQueen
  • Bob McMaster
  • Katheryn Menaged
  • Jim Moore
  • Robyne Robinson
  • Toni Pierce-Sands
  • Kari Schloner
  • Kao Lee Vang
  • Donald Williams

 

The Northrop Advisory Board is committed to the growth and awareness of Northrop’s mission, vision, and the continued future of presenting world-class dance and music in our community. If you would like more information about the advisory board and its work, please contact Cynthia Betz, Director of Development, at 612-626-7554 or betzx011@umn.edu.

Northrop Campus & Community Council

  • Linnea Fahnestock
  • Jillian Nelson
  • Emma Marlar
  • Anise Mazone
  • Carolina Maranon-Cobos
  • Eve Schulte
  • Laurel Keen
  • Julia Heinen

The Northrop Campus & Community Council acts as a resource for Northrop’s future success and growth, ensuring that Northrop builds relationships with and engages the communities where we live, learn, and work. This group of committed volunteers helps Northrop connect with new audiences and advises on programming that reflects the diverse communities we serve.

Northrop's Aeolian-Skinner Organ

Thank you to the generous donors who continue to support programming for Northrop’s beloved Aeolian-Skinner Organ. It is because of you that this magnificent instrument’s voice will be enjoyed by many for years to come.

Organ Supporters

  • Barbara Allan
  • Monica Allen
  • Ann and Ted Allison
  • Timothy and Suzanne Almen
  • Elizabeth Anderson
  • Janet and Dean Anderson
  • Terry and Vicki Anderson
  • Briana Baldwin
  • Karen Barale
  • J. Michael Barone
  • Christopher Barth
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  • Carol Bessler
  • Dean Billmeyer
  • Cynthia Bleskachek
  • Lauren Boerboom
  • Dian and Timothy Boonstra
  • Dayne Bose
  • Toni Brekke
  • Joyce Brown
  • Drs. Robert Bruininks and Susan Hagstrum
  • Mark Carter
  • Carol and Loren Carver
  • Peter Colburn
  • Scott Cragle
  • Dee Ann and Kent Crossley
  • T. John Cunningham
  • Tim Dockter
  • Anne and Timothy Droske
  • Mollie Dunlap
  • Laura and Tim Edman
  • Edward Eiffler
  • Chris Fernlund
  • Douglas Feyma
  • Karl Fischer
  • Alexander Ford
  • Nancy Fox
  • Salvatore Franco
  • Reid Froiland
  • Renee Gallup
  • Amanda Greb Jones
  • Peter Hanson
  • Jeremy Haug
  • Todd Helmer
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  • Karen Hopps
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  • Ruth Ann and Charles Hyser
  • Maria Jette
  • Charlie Johnson
  • Jenny Kisner
  • Carla Koepke
  • Joseph Kuznik
  • Carol and Terry Leach
  • Randy Lee
  • Tobias Leppert
  • Ronald and Diane Low
  • Glen Lubiens
  • Peter Lund
  • Rosemary Lundell
  • Steven Mathe
  • Nathaniel McNeil
  • Yelena Mdivani
  • Sherri Meyers
  • Janell and John Miersch
  • Arthur Miller
  • Jenna Miller
  • Josh Miller
  • Susan Murray
  • Jennifer Nehls
  • Pamela Neuenfeldt and Don Williams
  • Danita Ng
  • Eric Nielsen
  • Steven and Mary Oakley
  • Jennifer Oknich
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  • Steve Panizza
  • Jon Poling
  • Melissa Powers
  • Holly Radis-McCluskey and Glen McCluskey
  • Chris Rhea
  • Martin and Susan Richards
  • Filip Rosseel
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  • Andrew Thompson
  • Sarah Schaffer
  • Laura and Ron Schlatter
  • Barbara Shaterian
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  • Cynthia Smith
  • Kumi Smith
  • Kathleen and Joseph Stanford
  • Amy Stech
  • Alice Storm
  • Lisa Swanson Faleide
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  • Richard Thorne
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  • Jane Weiers
  • John Wells
  • Carolyn Whitson
  • Jeff Wyant
  • Enrica Zaidman

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Director's Circle

10,000+

  • Anonymous
  • Stuart Hanson
  • Robert Lunieski
  • Jennifer Marrone and David Short

 

5,000+

  • Drs. Robert Bruininks and Susan Hagstrum
  • Ellie Crosby, The Longview and Crosswols Foundations
  • Richard Gregory

 

2,500+

  • Jerry Artz
  • Nancy and John Conlin
  • Susan DeNuccio
  • Nancy Gossell
  • Minhchau and Lawrence Harms
  • Gail and Jack Kochie
  • Ron Lotz and Randy Hartten
  • Shawn Monaghan and Greg Plotnikoff
  • Thomas and Conchy Morgan, In Memory of Sylvia and Henry Frisch
  • Sandra Morris
  • Gary A. Reetz
  • Timothy Sullivan
  • Thomas Von Sternberg and Eve Parker
  • Donald Williams and Pamela Neuenfeldt

 

Friend's Circle

1,000+

  • Jeanne Andre
  • Frederick and Cynthia Betz
  • Jeff Bieganek
  • Deb Cran and Robert Craven
  • Fran Davis
  • Judith and Bruce Hadler
  • Denise and Cory Holtz
  • Karen Hanson and Dennis Senchuk
  • Sally and Richard Leider
  • Jennifer Leopold and Steve Katz
  • Dana and Lori Klimp
  • Bob and Susanna McMaster
  • Kelly McQueen
  • Emily and Jim Moore
  • Gwen Myers
  • Tim and Gayle Ober
  • Lance Olson
  • Scarborough Fair Boutique
  • Kathryn Sedo and Scott Beers

500+

  • Margaret Albrecht
  • Kurt Bjorklund
  • R. and J. Cameron
  • Rob Carlson and Gregg Larson
  • Will Craig
  • Stephen Davis and L. Murray Thomas
  • Jo DeBruycker
  • Patricia Gaarder
  • Kathy Gremillion
  • Lara Kluge
  • Stephanie Laitala
  • Voigt Lenmark and Family, In Loving Memory of Mary Jean Lenmark
  • Glenn Lindsey
  • Holly MacDonald and John Orbison
  • Candice and Gerald Matykowski
  • David and Leni Moore
  • Mark and Cecilia Morrow
  • Curt Nelson
  • Susan Porter
  • John Reay and Karen Hanson
  • Marianne Remedios and John Wald
  • Richard Taylor
  • John Van Bogart

 

250+

  • Anonymous
  • Elissa Adams and Michael Margulies
  • Paul Aslanian
  • Niki Bohne
  • Kristen Brogdon and David Ulaszek
  • Kate Christianson
  • George Ehrenberg
  • Cari and Matthew Hatcher
  • Holly Kellar
  • Kari Larson
  • Sheryl and Jeffrey Louie
  • David Musolf
  • Holly Radis-McCluskey and Glen McCluskey
  • Gordon Rouse and Sylvia Beach
  • Leah Sheehy
  • Darlene Sholtis and Heino Beckmann

 

100+

  • Anonymous
  • Kimberly Broderick and Richard Hruby
  • David Burton
  • Peter and Wenda Carlyle
  • Stephen and Mary Chicoine
  • Michelle Connor and Greg Froehle
  • Sandra Daly
  • William Durfee and Devorah Goldstein
  • Annalee Gray
  • Richard Gwynne
  • Annette Hansen
  • Colleen Herrmann
  • Kimberly Hutchens
  • Ann Jaede
  • Barry and Karen Johnson
  • Michael and Judy Jones
  • Randy Kish
  • Joseph Kuznik
  • James and Sharon Lewis

 

 

100+ (continued)

  • Peter Lund
  • Cynthia Marsh and CW Vandersluis
  • George and Orla McClure
  • Mary Ann McKenna
  • Toni McNaron
  • Stephen Nelson and Joan Bren
  • William and Jennifer Neujahr
  • Denis O’Pray
  • Barbara Owens
  • David and Mary Parker
  • Elizabeth Parker
  • Kari Schloner
  • Renate Sharp and Donald Notvik
  • John Shreves
  • Karen Owen Tuzcu and Ertugrul Tuzcu
  • Michael Weinbeck
  • Michael and Barbara Wigley
  • Roger Worm

Up to $99

  • Anonymous
  • Aruna Ahluwalia
  • Olive Albanese
  • Toyin Alowonle
  • Barbara Allan
  • Monica Allen
  • Magdalena Alonso
  • Dakota Andersen
  • Janet Anderson
  • Julie and Erling Anderson
  • Linda Andrews
  • Verna Arcedo
  • Andres Arevalo
  • Mary Athorp
  • Michael and Jessica Austin
  • Courtney Barancin
  • Burton Barnard
  • Daniel Baumgartner
  • Steven Bergerson
  • Maximiliano Bezada
  • Juliane Bingener
  • Tonja Bivins
  • Jon Bjorlie
  • Lucas Botz
  • Lauren Brand
  • Heather Bray
  • Willie Bridges
  • Nancy Brown
  • Odell Brown
  • Richard Brown and Dori Henderson
  • Jeanne Brownell
  • Kimberly and Michael Byrd
  • Daryl Carlson
  • JaNan Cavanaugh
  • Kyle Cedermark
  • Cynthia Cespedes-Livieri
  • Oscar Chamberlain
  • Karen Charles
  • Louis and Alissa Clark
  • David and Nancy Claussen
  • Zach Clifton
  • Lori Collier
  • Janet Conn
  • James Cook
  • Ryna Coopergard
  • Troy Couillard
  • Stephen Coyle
  • Catherine Cragg
  • Kristin Cutler
  • Sandra Dahlstrom
  • Alisa Dalton
  • Suzanne Darnell
  • Beth Davies
  • Gretchen Davis
  • Jorge Delgado
  • Jaquelyn Dimmen
  • Karen Dorn
  • Shannon Doty
  • Ann Draeger
  • Scott Drawe
  • Abby Duke
  • Alix Dvorak
  • Stephanie and Tom Easthouse
  • Kathleen and Christopher Eilers
  • Amanda Eldridge
  • Kristin Elizondo
  • Susan Engel
  • Karn Engelsgjerd
  • Constance Evingson
  • Sheryl Fairbanks
  • Fergus Falls School of Dance
  • Raymond Finzel
  • Judith Franklin
  • Leslie Gerstman
  • Laura Gilbert
  • Shanna Glatz
  • Allison Goulson
  • Peter Gove
  • Jesse Grantz
  • Lisa and Dan Gray
  • Peteris Grotans and Eva Tone
  • Jodi Gusso
  • Harriet Guthertz and Laura Mathews
  • Philip Hage and Kathleen Franzen
  • Diane and Jon Hallberg
  • Indra Halversone
  • Peter Hanson
  • Paul and Charlotte Hardt
  • L.T. Harris
  • Catherine Hart and Andres Gonzalez Leon
  • Joyce and Eugene Haselmann
  • Nancy and Richard Haskin
  • Elizabeth Hazen
  • Heather Heefner
  • Elizabeth Heffernan
  • Paul Hellickson
  • Craig Hennen

 

Up to $99 (continued)

  • Christina Herzog
  • Robin Hickman-Winfield
  • Therese Hovard
  • Ramona Jacobs and Charles Christianson
  • Leah Janus
  • Robert Johns and Linda Hennum
  • Benjamin Johnson
  • Craig and Jeanne Johnson
  • Kathy Kampa
  • Matthew and Brittany Keefe
  • Mary and Karl Keel
  • Mary Kenning and Thomas Furey
  • Julie Kiffmeyer
  • Kimberly King
  • Robin Knight
  • Cindy and Jon Koebele
  • Jason and Amy Kraus
  • Sonja Kroell
  • Ann Kuitunen
  • Dorian Kvale
  • Shirlynn Lachapelle
  • Janine Laird
  • Roberta Lamps
  • Jeffrey Land
  • Laura Landy
  • Audrey Lane-Getaz
  • Molly Larsen
  • William Larson and Richard Space
  • Amy Laude
  • Pamela Layton and Paul Giguere
  • Brenda Leach
  • Kathryn LeFevere
  • Barbara Lind and Craig Poeschel
  • Elizabeth Lindeke
  • Omar Lopez-Vazquez
  • Xiang Luo
  • Kimberley MacLennan
  • Carrie Madison
  • Avis Mandel
  • Kristen Mandt
  • Holly Manning
  • Jennifer Martin
  • Anise Mazone
  • Elizabeth and Carleton McCambridge
  • Beth McClure
  • Anne and Michael McInerney
  • Dan McMahill
  • Margaret McVay
  • Arike Mercer
  • Alli Mertins
  • Janice Meyer and Roger Jorgenson
  • Mary and Timothy Miley
  • Phil and Michele Miller
  • Jessica Miller
  • Katherine Miller
  • David Milne
  • Christine Moore
  • Karen and Bill Musolf
  • Janet and Richard Myers
  • Nylce Prada Myers
  • Lori and Thor Nelson
  • Theresa Nelson
  • Zachary Nelson
  • Kelly Nezworski
  • Pamela Ngunjiri
  • David Noerper
  • Nina Norum and Ronald Hays
  • Kim Okamura
  • Sandra Olson
  • Annette Olson
  • Field and Cynthia Olson
  • Sandra Olson
  • Pat and John Owens
  • David Palm
  • Marcia Palma
  • Michael Palmquist
  • Gary Pang
  • Anne Parks
  • Maureen and Gerald Pearo
  • Patricia Pearson
  • Lisa and Gary Pederson
  • David Perlman
  • Christina Peterson
  • James Peterson
  • Tamara Pickens
  • Leah Piersol
  • James Pikala
  • Marcy and Jerry Podkopacz
  • Claudia Poser and Ronald Ofstead
  • Colleen Powers
  • Anne and Mark Preston

Up to $99 (continued)

  • Patricia and Joseph Pulice
  • Holly Radis-McCluskey and Glen McCluskey
  • Subra Ramadurai
  • Tiffany Ravelomanantsoa
  • Virginia Read
  • Jeffrey Reed
  • Jeffrey Reichel
  • Debra Reischl
  • Jon Reynolds
  • Mary Roberts and Edward Kraft
  • Robyne Robinson
  • Sam Rockwell
  • Lisa Roe
  • Elizabeth Rogers
  • Judith Rohde
  • Leah Rosch
  • David Rosenbloom and Annie Handford
  • Linda Roszak
  • Tess Roth
  • Jennifer Rubin
  • Tony Rubin
  • Jacquelyn Ruen
  • Nancy Ruhland
  • Catherine Ryan and Michael Muchow
  • Uri Sands and Toni Pierce-Sands
  • Keshav Sapatnekar
  • Steven Schellhaass
  • Tom Schmidt
  • Gary Schrantz
  • Bradley Schultz
  • Thomas Schumacher and Susan Naughton
  • Jessica Schwie
  • Anthony Scott
  • Angela Sechler
  • Charles Self
  • Barbara Shaterian
  • Michele and Chris Shepherd
  • Rebecca and John Shockley
  • Jay Siemieniak
  • Tricia Silpala
  • Carol Skinner
  • Barbara Sletten
  • Holly Slocum and Paul Gunther
  • Alissa Smith
  • Caroline Smith
  • Bonnie and Craig Sommerville
  • Karen Spurth
  • Kamala Stack
  • Susan and Thorlief Stangebye
  • Catherine Staats
  • Katherine Stalker
  • Sarah Stein and Robert Work
  • Robert Stewart
  • Stephanie Stuart
  • Matthew Suszkiewicz
  • Susan and Kent Swanson
  • Jeremy Swenson
  • Marypat Takacs
  • Jonathan Tallman
  • Tom Tessman and Dianne Blake
  • The SEAD Project
  • Christina and Kweli Thompson
  • Rodney and Carol Thompson
  • Eliza Tocher
  • Michelle Tolliver
  • Arthur Troedson
  • Elaine Tucker
  • Nancy Tykwinski
  • Nicole Tyler
  • Lyn Uhl
  • Michael Unger
  • Elizabeth Unze
  • Tatiana Valdberg
  • Sherry Van Fossan
  • Kao Lee Vang
  • Alfonso Velasco
  • Charles Vilina
  • Kristina Vozni
  • Sean Walker
  • Ann Waltner and Robert Anholt
  • Renee Warmuth
  • Brian and Katherine Weitz
  • Paul Werger
  • Jonathon White
  • Stephen Willging and Katherine Wells
  • Randy Williamson
  • Liza Womeldorf
  • Mark Wright and Elizabeth Walton
  • Julie Young Walser
  • Sri and Aks Zaheer
  • Louise Ziegler
  • Jeanne Zimmer and Pete Steinke
  • Margaret Zoerhof

This season’s listing is current as of 4/4/25

Please contact Trisha Taylor at taylort@umn.edu if you have any corrections or questions.

The Heritage Society Members

The Heritage Society honors and celebrates donors who have made estate and other planned gifts for Northrop at the University of Minnesota. 

  • Nancy Allen*
  • Jerry Artz
  • John Follows*
  • Stephen Gordon and Pat Gavan-Gordon
  • Gail and Stuart Hanson
  • Charlie Johnson
  • Peter Lund
  • Darlene M. Sholtis

 

*Deceased

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