Class of 1986 Reunion Project - Doolittle Hall Renovation

REIMAGINING DOOLITTLE HALL
Honoring the Class of 1986’s 40th reunion

Our Class of 1986 has elected to support the Doolittle Hall Renovation for our 40th reunion class giving project.
The renovation project will reimagine the building’s space to fulfill its original intended purpose of being a center
to serve graduates and honor heritage. The alumni center will be a welcoming space that blends with the natural
surroundings while offering modern amenities for events and meetings. A second-floor heritage museum would
help graduates and their families, visitors and guests reflect on the Academy’s legacy, including the role of its
graduates and staff in defending the nation and its ideals.

When complete, Doolittle Hall will be able to better serve the graduate community — now more than 55,000
strong — as it expands, evolves and flourishes.

Recognition
The initial fundraising goal for our class is $750,000. In recognition of our fundraising effort, our class crest will
be included in the bar area located in the library. All gifts made in support of the renovation will ensure the future
use of Doolittle Hall for all graduates, cadets and the Academy community.

Support the 40th reunion gift
Redtags of 1986, join the class in honoring USAFA heritage and ensure a legacy that helps serve and shape
tomorrow’s Air Force and Space Force leaders.

Pro Patria et Gloria (For Country and Honor)

For additional information, please contact the ’86 class gift committee at classgiving@usafa.org.

Chair: James “PeeWee” Wertz
Committee members: Bob Colella, Steve Herman, Mike Meader, Don Raines