The Ignatian Spirit Award is one of Gonzaga University’s highest honors, recognizing individuals and families whose extraordinary generosity, leadership, and commitment reflect the core values of Jesuit education. Recipients of this award have made a lasting impact on the University through their philanthropy, advocacy, and dedication to service, embodying the principles of cura personalis, integrity, and community engagement. Whether through transformative gifts, steadfast leadership, or a lifelong connection to Gonzaga’s mission, these honorees have played a vital role in shaping the University’s present and future. This section highlights the remarkable stories of past recipients, celebrating their contributions and the enduring legacy they leave within the Gonzaga community.
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Ignatian Spirit Award Recipients
Fritz and Jeanie Wolff
Fritz and Jeanie Wolff
Fritz and Jeanie Wolff, dedicated supporters of Gonzaga University, have strengthened the University’s mission through their generosity, leadership and commitment to student success.
John and Donna Luger
John and Donna Luger
John and Donna Luger have made a lasting impact on Gonzaga University through their leadership, philanthropy, and commitment to Catholic education, with their legacy honored through the dedication of Luger Field.
Robert “Bob” (RIP) and Gerri Craves
Robert “Bob” (RIP) and Gerri Craves
Bob and Gerri Craves have left a lasting impact on Gonzaga University, with Gerri serving as a Trustee Emerita and their generosity recognized through Craves Terrace on the third floor of the Hemmingson Center near the Grand Ballroom