“I know for a fact, from reviewing all your work, that there are a series of things that have been accomplished that are monumental.”
Read MoreWinthrop Rockefeller in the Texas Oil Fields
Relationships take time and effort to be authentic, and they require people to become known for who they really are, not just by their wealth or their name. “Rock” understood that.
Read MoreA Key to Progress: Winthrop and Education
“Never once did I doubt that our top priority had to go to education,” he wrote in the 1967 A Paper on Education. “Our oldest problems are rooted there, and surely our brightest opportunities for the future are to be found there.”
Read MoreInstitute Welcomes Shawn Cathey as New Chief Financial Officer
“I’m going to do everything I can to ensure we watch over and use our assets to benefit the mission of the Institute,” Cathey said.
Read MoreLakeside Bench Installed in Honor of Leo York
It allows one to take in the grand, pastoral beauty of this historic spot atop Petit Jean Mountain while also being close enough to the water to sit back with a fishing pole in hand, just as Leo would have preferred.
Read MoreBarry, Phyllis McKuin Make Gift to Institute in Honor of Bob McKuin
The Winthrop Rockefeller Institute is proud to announce that Barry and Phyllis McKuin of Morrilton have made a gift in honor of Barry’s brother, Bob McKuin, who joined the Institute’s board of directors in August 2021.
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