TREASURER REPORT
YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2023
During 2023 the COLEG had total cash income of $97,498.67. This total includes donations of $24,295.00 and cash earnings from investments of $73,203.67. For the same period, expenses (not including award reimbursements) were $388.67. At year-end, the COLEG had combined assets valued at $1,121,747.61, compared to year-end 2022 assets of $1,033,487.19. These assets consisted of cash and securities in a brokerage account that totaled $1,101,092.74, and a checking account with a balance of $20,654.87. At year-end scholarship award liabilities totaled $213,643.00. This left the COLEG with a net worth of $908,104.61 at year-end, versus $840,862.19 this time last year.
Cash, in order of amount received came from the following sources: 1) investment income, 2) memorials and honorariums, 3) memberships/contributions, and 4) annually funded scholarships.
Expenses were low again this year, amounting to .0003% of the COLEG's assets. Tuition reimbursements during the year totaled $60,982.00.
The Endowment Fund which was valued at $696,404.78 at year end 2022, finished 2023 with a valuation of $698,315.00 after year-end adjustments as a result of tuition awards.
2022 ended with nine named lump sums within the Endowment Fund, in addition to that which is earmarked as the COLEG portion. These book entry accounts in order of value and approximate percentage representation are as follows: COLEG $260,907.62 (37.36%), Kenneth & Evelyn (Lindquist) Berg $113,803.42 (16.30%), William & Ruth (Norland) Wilebski $107,267.59 (15.36%), Herman & Myrtle Nelson $99,742.35 (14,28%), At & Irene Arneson $28,549.11 (4.09%), Lowell Homsatd $25,867.33 (3.70%), Eunice E. Smolak $25,867.33 (3.70%), Ole & Helen Nordin $16,198.06 (2.32%), Melvin/Bylund/Browne $10,176.19 (1.46%), and John & Ann Hugg $9,935.99 (1.42%).
Shelly Westerberg
Treasurer
TREASURER REPORT
YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2022
During 2022 the COLEG had total cash income of $87,487.09. This total includes donations of $27,960.00 and cash earnings from investments of $59,527.09. For the same period, expenses (not including award reimbursements) were $361.42. At year-end the COLEG had comgined assets valued at $1,033,487.19, compared to year-end 2021 assets of $1,235,019.08. These assets consisted of cash and securities in a brokerage account that totaled $1,020,756.65, and a non-interest bearing checking account with a balance of $12,730.54. At year-end scholarship award liabilities totaled $192,625.00. This left the COLEG with a net worth of $840,862.19 at year end, versus $1,089,519.08 this time last year.
Cash, in order of amount received came from the following sources: 1) investment income, 2) memberships/contributions, 3) memorials and honorariums, and 4) annually funded scholarships.
Expenses were low again this year, amounting to .0003% of the COLEG's assets. Tuition reimbursements during the year totaled $50,875.00.
The Endowment Fund which was valued at $951,014.33 at year end 2021, finished 2022 with a valuation of $696,404.79 after year-end adjustments as a result of tuition awards.
2022 ended with a nine named lump sums within the Endowment Fund, in addition to that which is earmarked as the COLEG portion. These book entry accounts in order of value and approximate percentage representation are as follows: COLEG $269,239.97 (38.66%), Kenneth & Evelyn (Lindquist) Berg $110,774.29 (15.91%), William & Ruth (Norland) Wilebski $104,926.30 (15.07%), Herman & Myrtle Nelson $98,193.02 (14.10%), Al & Irene Arneson $28,228.87 (4.05%), Lowell Homstad $24,934.56 (3.58%), Eunice E. Smolak $24,934.56 (3.58%), Ole & Helen Nordin $15,388.13 (2.21%), Melvin/Bylund/Browne $10,000.00 (1.44%), and John & Ann Hugg $9,785.08 (1.41%).
Shelly Westerberg - Treasurer
TREASURER REPORT
YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2021
During 2021, the COLEG had total cash income of $65,184.37. This total includes donations of $20,321.10 and cash earnings from investments of $44,823.27. For the same period, expenses (not including award reimbursements) were $243.40. At year-end the COLEG had combined assets valued at $1,235,019.08, compared to year-end 2020 assets of $976,342.35. These assets consisted of cash and securities in a brokerage account that totaled $1,219,012.12, and a non-interest bearing checking account with a balance of $16,006.96. At year-end scholarship award liabilities totaled $145,500.00. This left the COLEG with a net worth of $1,089,519.08 at year end, versus $829,842.35 this time last year.
Cash, in order of amount received came from the following sources: 1) investment income, 2) memberships/contributions, 3) memorials and honorariums, and 4) annually funded scholarships.
Expenses were low again this year, amounting to .0002% of the COLEG's assets. Tuition reimnbursements during the year totaled $35,5000.00.
The Endowment Fund which was valued at $758,415.40 at year end 2020, finished 2021 with a valuation of $951,014.43 after year-end adjustments as a result of tuition awards.
2021 ended with eight named lump sums within the Endowment Fund, in addition to that which is earmarked as the COLEG portion. These book entry accounts in order of value and approximate percentage representation are as follows: COLEG $377,978.12 (39.74%); Kenneth and Evelyn (Lindquist) Berg $152,553.28 (16.04%); William and Ruth (Norland) Wilebski $145,166.52 (15.26%); Herman and Myrtle Nelson $136,661.54 (14.37%); Al & Irene Arneson $39,446.03 (4.15%); Lowell Homstad $34,653.34 (3.64%); Eunice E. Smolak $34,653.34 (3.64%), Ole & Helen Nordin $16,279.34 (1.71%); and John & Ann Hugg $13,622.93
(1,43%).
Shelly Westerberg
Treasurer
TREASURER REPORT
YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2021
During 2021, the COLEG had total cash income of $65,184.37. This total includes donations of $20,321.10 and cash earnings from investments of $44,823.27. For the same period, expenses (not including award reimbursements) were $243.40. At year-end the COLEG had combined assets valued at $1,235,019.08, compared to year-end 2020 assets of $976,342.35. These assets consisted of cash and securities in a brokerage account that totaled $1,219,012.12, and a non-interest bearing checking account with a balance of $16,006.96. At year-end scholarship award liabilities totaled $145,500.00. This left the COLEG with a net worth of $1,089,519.08 at year end, versus $829,842.35 this time last year.
Cash, in order of amount received came from the following sources: 1) investment income, 2) memberships/contributions, 3) memorials and honorariums, and 4) annually funded scholarships.
Expenses were low again this year, amounting to .0002% of the COLEG's assets. Tuition reimnbursements during the year totaled $35,5000.00.
The Endowment Fund which was valued at $758,415.40 at year end 2020, finished 2021 with a valuation of $951,014.43 after year-end adjustments as a result of tuition awards.
2021 ended with eight named lump sums within the Endowment Fund, in addition to that which is earmarked as the COLEG portion. These book entry accounts in order of value and approximate percentage representation are as follows: COLEG $377,978.12 (39.74%); Kenneth and Evelyn (Lindquist) Berg $152,553.28 (16.04%); William and Ruth (Norland) Wilebski $145,166.52 (15.26%); Herman and Myrtle Nelson $136,661.54 (14.37%); Al & Irene Arneson $39,446.03 (4.15%); Lowell Homstad $34,653.34 (3.64%); Eunice E. Smolak $34,653.34 (3.64%), Ole & Helen Nordin $16,279.34 (1.71%); and John & Ann Hugg $13,622.93
(1,43%).
Shelly Westerberg
Treasurer
TREASURER REPORT
YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2020
During 2020, the COLEG had total cash income of $68,397.95. This total includes donations of $15,574.10 and cash earnings from investments of $52,823.85. For the same period, expenses (not including award reimbursements) were $258.42. At year-end the COLEG had combined assets valued at $976,342.35, compared to year-end 2019 assets of $1,1011,130.97. These assets consisted of cash and securities in a brokerage account that totaled $962,913.09, and a non-interest bearing checking account with a balance of $13,429.26. At year-end scholarship award liabilities totaled $146,500.00. This left the COLEG with a net worth of $829.842.35 at year end versus $894,630.97 this time last year.
Cash, in order of amount received came from the following sources: 1) investment income; 2) memberships/contributions; 3) memorials and honorariums; and 4) annually funded scholarships.Expenses were low again this year, amounting to .0002% of the COLEG's assets. Tuition reimbursements during the year totaled $27,500.00.The Endowment Fund which was valued at $848,219.70 at year end 2019, finished 2020 with a valuation of $746,619.32 after year-end adjustments as a result of tuition awards.2020 ended with eight named lump sums within the Endowment Fund, in addition to that which is earmarked as the COLEG portion. These book entry accounts in order of value and approximate percentage representation are as follows: COLEG $301,252.31 (40.35%), Kenneth & Evelyn (Lindquist) Berg $121,519.13 (16.28%), William & Ruth (Norland) Wilebski $115,997.05 (15.54%), Herman & Myrtle Nelson $109,639.02 (14.68%), Al & Irene Arnason $31,731.16 (4.25%), Lowell Homstad $27,774.53 (3.72%), Eunice E. Smolak $27,774.53 (3.72%), Ole & Helen Nordin $11,796,08 (1.58%), and John & Ann Hugg $10,931.59 (1.46%).
Shelly Westerberg
Treasurer
TREASURER REPORT
YEAR
ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2019
During 2019, the COLEG had total cash income of $67,870.71. This total includes donations of $11,560.00 and cash earnings from investments of $56,310.71. For the same period, expenses (not including award reimbursements) were $320.58. At year-end the COLEG had combined assets valued at $1,011,130.97, compared to year-end 2018 assets of $776,506.09. These assets consisted of cash and securities in a brokerage account that totaled $1,000,517.39, and a non-interest bearing checking account with a balance of $10,613.58. At year-end scholarship award liabilities totaled $116,500.00. This left the COLEG net worth of $894,630.97 at year end, versus $690,306.07 this time last year.
Cash, in orer of amount received came from the following sources: 1) investment income; 2) memberships/contributions, 3) memorials and honorariums, and 4) annually funded scholarships.
Expenses were low again this year, amounting to .0003% of the COLEG's assets. Tuition reimbursements during the year totaled $18,700.00.
The Endowment Fund which was valued at $652,134.23 at year end 2018, finished 2019 with a valuation of $837,759.91 after year-end adjustments as a result of tuition awards.
2019 ended with eight named lump sums within the Endowment Fund, in addition to that which is earmarked as the COLEG portion. These book entry accounts in order of value and approximate percentage representation are as follows: COLEG $330,923.20 (39.5%), Kenneth & Evelyn (Lindquist) Berg $137,620.28 (16.43%), William & Ruth (Norland) Wilebski $131,842.03 (15.74%), Herman & Myrtle Nelson $125,189.05 (14.94%), Al & Irene Arneson $36,342.33 (4.46%), Lowell Homstad $31,678.96 (3.78%), Eunice E. Smolak $31,678.96 (3.78%), John & Ann Hugg $12,485.09 (1.49%), and Ole & Helen Nordin $10,459.80 (1.25%).
Shelly Westerberg
Treasurer
TREASURER REPORT
YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31,
2018
The COLEG fund added one new named scholarship in 2018 with generous donations given from the Ole H. and Helen Nordin family members for the Ole H. and Helen Nordin Memorial Scholarship Fund in memory of Jimmy Nordin.
During 2018, the COLEG had total cash income from all sources of $72,329.72. For the same period, expenses (not including award reimbursements) were $258.98. At year-end, the COLEG had combined assets valued at $776,506.09, compared to year-end 2017 assets of $881,931.91. These assets consisted of cash and securities in a brokerage account that totaled $751,931.91, and a non-interest bearing checking account with a balance of $24,574.16. At year end, scholarship award liabilities totaled $86,200.00. This left the COLEG with a net worth of $690,306.07 at year end, versus $800,922.35 this time last year.
Cash, in order of amount received, came from the following sources: 1) investment income; 2) New Named Funds; 3) memberships/contributions; 4) memorials and honorariums; and 5) annually funded scholarships.
Expenses were low again this year amounting to .0003% of the COLEG's assets. Tuition reimbursements during the year totaled $20,200.00.
The Endowment Fund which was valued at $781,711.48 at year end 2017, finished 2018 with a valuation of $645,104.17 after year-end adjustments as a result of tuition award reimbursements.
2018 ended with eight named lump sums within the Endowment Fund, in addition to that which is earmarked as the COLEG portion. These book entry accounts in order of value and approximate percentage representation are as follows: COLEG $249,910.44 (38.74%), Kenneth & Evelyn (Lindquist) Berg $107,241.25 (16.62%), William & Ruth (Norland) Wilebski $103,057.71 (15.98%), Herman & Myrtle Nelson $116,476.55 (14.90%), Al & Irene Arneson $28,484.42 (4.42%), Lowell Homstad $24,746.07 (3.84%), Eunice E. Smolak $24,746.07 (3.84%), John & Ann Hugg $9,763.40 (1.51%), and Ole & Helen Nordin $7,030.04 (1.09%).
Shelly Westerberg
Treasurer
TREASURER REPORT
YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31,
2017
The COLEG Fund added three new scholarships in 2017
with generous donations given from Phyllis Berntson of $100,000.00 for the
Herman and Myrtle Nelson Memorial Scholarship Fund and from Robert (Skip) Rither
in the amount of $50,004.71 for the Eunice E. Smolak Memorial Scholarship Fund
and Lowell Homstad Memorial Scholarship Fund.
During 2017 the COLEG had
total cash income from all sources of $151,378.00. For the same period, expenses
(not including award reimbursements) were $384.24. At year-end the COLEG had
combined assets valued at $881,472.35, compared to year-end 2016 assets of
$604,120.00. These assets consisted of cash and securities in a brokerage
account that totaled $871,539.21, and a non-interest bearing checking account
with a balance of $9,933.14. At year-end, scholarship award liabilities totaled
$80,550.00. This left the COLEG with a net worth of $800,922.35 at year end,
versus $533,370.00 this time last year.
Cash, in order of amount
received, came from the following sources: 1) New Named Funds; 2) Investment
income; 3) Memberships and contributions; 4) Memorials and honorariums; 5)
Annually funded scholarships.
Expenses were low again this year,
amounting to .0006% of the COLEG's assets. Tuition reimbursements during the
year totaled $16,200.00.
The Endowment Fund which was valued at
$523,834.89 at year end 2016, finished 2017 with a valuation of $781,711.48
after year-end adjustments as a result of tuition award reimbursements.
2017 ended with seven named lump sums within the Endowment Fund, in addition to
that which is earmarked as the COLEG portion. These book entry accounts in order
of value and approximate percentage representation are as follows: COLEG
$295,056.07 (37.74%), Kenneth & Evelyn (Lindquist) Berg $133,697.97 (17.10%),
William & Ruth (Norland) Wilebski $128,758.68 (16.47%), Herman & Myrtle Nelson
$116,476.55 (14.90%), Al & Irene Arneson $35,401.02 (4.53%), Lowell Homstad
$29,806.70 (3.81%), Eunice E. Smolak $29,806.70 (3.81%), and John & Ann Hugg
$12,707.78 (1.63%).
Shelly Westerberg
Treasurer
TREASURER REPORT
YEAR ENDING
DECEMBER 31, 2016
During 2016 the COLEG had total cash income from all
sources of $39,273.93. For the same period, expenses (not including award
reimbursements) were $214.00. At year-end the COLEG had combined assets valued
at $604,120.00, compared to year-end 2015 assets of $536,343.18. These assets
consisted of cash and securities in a brokerage account that totaled
$594,662.62, and a non-interest bearing checking account with a balance of
$9,457.38. At year-end scholarship award liabilities totaled $70,750.00. This
left the COLEG with a net worth of $533,370.00 at year end, versus $473,943.18
this time last year.
Cash, in order of amount received came from the
following sources: 1) investment income, 2) memberships/contributions, 3)
memorials and honorariums, and 4) annually funded scholarships
Expenses
were low again this year, amounting to .0003% of the COLEG's assets. Tuition
reimbursements during the year totaled $18,000.00.
The Endowment Fund
which was valued at $472,614.07 at year end 2015, finished 2016 with a valuation
of $523,834.89 after year-end adjustments as a result of tuition award
reimbursements.
2016 ended with four named lump sums within the Endowment
Fund, in addition to that which is earmarked as the COLEG portion. These book
entry accounts in order of value and approximate percentage representation are
as follows: COLEG $249,041.74 (47.54%), Kenneth and Evelyn (Lindquist) Berg
$117,911.91 (22.51%), William & Ruth (Norland) Wilebski $113,742.91 (21.71%), Al
& Irene Arneson $31,568.29 (6.03%), and John & Ann Hugg $11,570.04 (2.21%).
Shelly Westerberg
Treasurer
TREASURER REPORT
YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2015
During 2015 the COLEG had total cash
income from all sources of $32,059.71. For the same period expenses (not
including award reimbursements) were $271.00. At year-end the COLEG had combined
assets valued at $536,343.18 compared to year-end 2014 assets of $576,012.94.
These assets consisted of cash and securities in a brokerage account that
totaled $526,441.80, and a non-interest bearing checking account with a balance
of $9,901.38. At year-end scholarship award liabilities totaled $62,400.00. This
left COLEG with a net worth of $473,943.18 at year-end versus $526,412.94 this
time last year.
Cash, in order of amount received, came from the following
sources:
1. investment
income
2.
memberships/contributions
3.
memorials and honorariums
4.
annually funded scholarships
Expenses were low again this year amounting to .0005% of
the COLEG's assets. Tuition reimbursements during the year totaled $14,400.00.
The Endowment Fund which was valued at
$526,412.94 at year-end 2014, finished 2015 with a valuation of $472,614.07
after year-end adjustments as a result of tuition award reimbursements.
2014 ended with four named lump sums
within the Endowment Fund, in addition to that which is earmarked as the COLEG
portion. These book entry accounts in order of value and approximate percentage
representation are as follows:
COLEG: $217,627.66 (46.05%)
Kenneth & Evelyn (Lindquist) Berg: $109,155.54
William & Ruth (Norland) Wilebski: $105,512.42 (22.33%)
Al & Irene Arneson: $29,333.99 (6.21%)
John & Ann Hugg: $10,984.46 (2.32%)
Shelly Westerberg/Treasurer
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TREASURER REPORT
YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2014
During 2014 the COLEG had total cash
income from all sources of $33,556.97. For the same period, expenses (not
including award reimbursements) were $301.44. At year end the COLEG had combined
assets valued at $576,012.94, compared to year-end 2013 assets of $525,205.44.
These assets consisted of cash and securities in a brokerage account that
totaled $565,490.66, and a non-interest bearing checking account with a balance
of $10,522.28. At year-end scholarship award liabilities totaled $49,600.00.
This left the COLEG with a net worth of %526,412.94 at year end, versus
$483,005.44 this time last year.
Cash, in order of amount received, came from the following
sources:
1. investment
income
2.
memberships/contributions
3.
memorials and honorariums
4.
annually funded scholarships
Expenses were low again this year amounting to .0005% of
the COLEG's assets. Tuition reimbursements during the year totaled $14,100.00.
The Endowment Fund which was valued at
$486,488.80 at year end 2013 finished 2014 with a valuation of %526,412.94 after
year-end adjustments as a result of tuition award reimbursements.
2014 ended with four named lump sums
within the Endowment Fund, in addition to that which is earmarked as the COLEG
portion. These book entry accounts in order of value and approximate percentage
representation are as follows:
COLEG: $235,064.55 (44.65%)
Kenneth & Evelyn (Lindquist) Berg: $124,382.10 (23.63%)
William & Ruth (Norland) Wilebski: $120,447.08 (22.88%)
Al & Irene Arneson: $33,844.55 (6.43%)
John & Ann Hugg: $12,674.65 (2.41%)
Shelly Westerberg/Treasurer
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TREASURER REPORT
YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2013
During 2013, COLEG had total cash income from all
sources of $22,764.97. For the same period, expenses (not including award
reimbursements), were $259.09. At year end, the COLEG had comgined assets valued
at $525,205.44 compared to year-end 2012 assets of $429,010.73. These assets
consisted of cash and securities in a brokerage account that totaled $517,
214.82, and a non-interest bearing checking account with a balance of $7,990.62.
At year-end, scholarship award liabilities totaled $42,200.00. This left COLEG
with a net worth of $483,005.44 at year-end, versus $385,610.73 this time last
year.
Cash, in order of amount received came from the following sources: 1)
investment income; 2) memberships/contributions; 3) annually funded
scholarships; 4) memorials and honorariums.
Expenses were low again this year,
amounting to .0004% of the COLEG's assets. Tuition reimbursements during the
year totaled $3,700.00.
The Endowment Fund which was valued at $374,464.01
at year end 2012, finished 2013 with a valuation of $486,488.80 after year-end
adjustments as a result of tuition award reimbursements.
2013 ended with four named lump sums
within the Endowment Fund, in addition to that which is earmarked as the COLEG
portion. These book entry accounts in order of value and approximate percentage
representation are as follows: COLEG $210,889.05 (43.56%), Kenneth & Evelyn
(Lindquist) Berg $117,247.28 (24.10%), William & Ruth (Norland) Wilebski
$113,667.49 (23.36%), Al & Irene Arneson $32,608.69 (6.70%), and John & Ann Hugg
$12,076.28 (2.48%).
Respectfully submitted,
Shelly Westerberg/Treasurer
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Treasurer�s Report
For the year ending December 31, 2012
During 2012 the COLEG had total cash
income from all sources of $23,352.10. For the same period, expenses (not
including award reimbursements) were $282.70. At year-end the COLEG had combined
assets valued at $429,010.73, compared to year-end 2011 assets of $376,686.04.
These assets consisted of cash and securities in a brokerage account that
totaled $424,751.02., and a non-interest bearing checking account with a balance
of $4,259.71. At year-end scholarship award liabilities totaled $43,400.00. This
left COLEG with a net worth of $385,610.73 at year end, versus $333,136.04 this
time last year.
Cash, in order of amount received came from the following
sources: 1) investment income; 2) memberships/contributions; 3) annually funded
scholarships; 4) additions to named lump sums within the Endowment Fund; 5)
memorials and honorariums.
Expenses were low again this year, amounting
to .0006% of COLEG's assets. Tuition reimbursements during the year totaled
$10,200.00.
The Endowment Fund which was valued at $299,195.62 at year
end 2011, finished 2012 with a valuation of $374,464.01 afater year-end
adjustments as a result of tuition award reimbursements.
2012 ended with
four named lump sums within the Endowment Fund in addition to that which is
earmarked as the COLEG portion. These book entry accounts in order of value and
approximate percentage representation are as follows: COLEG $158,837.99
(42.42%); Kenneth & Evelyn (Lindquist) Berg $91,697.95 (24.49%); William & Ruth
(Norland) Wilebski $89,001.71 (23.77%); Al & Irene Arneson $25,454.12 (6.8%);
and John & Ann Hugg $9,472.24 (2.53%).
Shelly Westerberg
Treasurer