Now Is Our Time: 2015 Donor Report

NOW IS OUR TIME 2015 DONOR REPORT

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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LETTER FROM GLENN F. MCCONNELL

President of the College of Charleston

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BY THE NUMBERS

A summary of your giving

PG. 22 HAPPENINGS

Impacting the campus, community, state and world through philanthropy

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PG. 6 IMPACT SPOTLIGHTS

Celebrating philanthropy and our donors

throughout the year

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PG. 24-53 SOCIETY PAGES

PG. 46

Recognizing leadership donors to the College

IN TRIBUTE ❰❰ Recognizing

honored individuals and tribute donors

BISHOP ROBERT SMITH SOCIETY pg. 24 Recognizing lifetime philanthropic commitments of $1 million or greater

GOLD (GRADUATES OF THE LAST DECADE) SOCIETY pg. 26 Recognizing young alumni annual leadership donors

1770 SOCIETY pg. 28

LIVE OAK SOCIETY pg. 36

CISTERN SOCIETY pg. 44

Recognizing annual leadership donors to the College

Recognizing our most loyal and consistent donors

Recognizing our estate donors

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2015 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON BOARDS CONTACT US DONOR REPORT 2015 | 1

I’m pleased to present the College of Charleston 2015 Donor Report.

It is truly an exciting time to be involved with the College of Charleston. The College is on the move academically, programmatically and philanthropically. And our future is as bright and boundless as ever.

TO OUR COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON COMMUNITY

Thank you for making the College a priority in your 2015 giving. Support from donors like you are the driving force for our achievements across the entire campus, from awarding scholarships and establishing new programs to pursuing innovative research and being victorious on the athletic field. Individually and collectively, your generosity enables us to provide students with unique educational experiences that help them identify their passions and give them the foundation for success in life.

That is why we launched the BOUNDLESS campaign in October 2009 – to strengthen and create opportunities across campus that give students the grounding that will serve them in their future pursuits, and also to inspire our community of alumni and friends to partner with the College in these efforts. BOUNDLESS is the framework for our ever-growing levels of support and engagement, during and after the campaign.

I am especially proud to share that this winter the College surpassed our original campaign goal of $125 million.

We’ve raised more than $127 million, which is an amazing achievement and an important milestone made possible by nearly 23,000 benefactors. BOUNDLESS is indeed the College’s largest and most successful campaign in our institution’s 246-year history.

While we are incredibly proud of what we’ve achieved so far, this doesn’t represent our full potential. The BOUNDLESS campaign has several goals still left to achieve, and we need to continue this momentum and carry it all the way through to the campaign’s end on June 30th (and beyond). We have the ability to achieve so much more as a community. And that’s why I’m so passionate and inspired for our future.

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As we look forward, it is certain that the College will continue to empower students, enhance our community and explore bolder opportunities. We celebrate the traditions that have brought us this far, but are sharply focused on a future that brings the humanities, sciences and businesses together in a way that enriches our liberal arts degrees and presents our students as very employable individuals and lifelong learners.

Now is our time to write the next chapter in our history. Now is our time to provide the margin of excellence that will raise our stature and enhance our student experience. Now is our time to make a difference.

I offer my thanks to you for all you do for the College of Charleston. We are truly blessed by your commitment and loyalty.

Sincerely,

Glenn F. McConnell '69, president

President McConnell served more than 30 years in the South Carolina Senate. He was f irst elected in 1980 and went on to serve in several key leadership posts. In 2001, he was elected the f irst Republican President Pro Tempore of the South Carolina Senate and then ascended to the off ice of Lieutenant Governor in March of 2012.

He is regarded as one of the most respected, influential and effective leaders in state government.

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- BY THE NUMBERS -

In 2014, the College launched the most ambitious fundraising campaign in its history, BOUNDLESS: The Campaign for the College of Charleston. The campaign supports these key priorities: scholarships, academic and student enhancement, facilities and annual giving funds.

This section gives you an overview of how your contributions support the College in the BOUNDLESS campaign as well as a snapshot of your giving in 2015.

Visit us at boundless.cofc.edu.

F U N D R A I S I N G S NA P S H O T C A LEN DA R Y E A R 2015

$1.4K

$1.4K

IN-KIND GIFTS

$4.5M

$4.5M

PLEDGES

IN-KIND GIFTS

PLEDGES

SCHOLARSHIPS SCHOLARSHIPS $

3.2M

$3.2M ACADEMIC AND STUDENT ENHANCEMENT ACADEMIC AND STUDENT ENHANCEMENT

$6.8M

$13.2 MILLION

$6.8M

FACILITIES

FACILITIES

500K $500K $

total commitments

ANNUAL GIVING FUNDS ANNUAL GIVING FUNDS

$$ 2.7M 2.7M

$1.3 M $1.3 M

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$6M * This includes the $6M “estate revenue”

CASH & STOCK* CASH & STOCK*

section.

UNDESIGNATED UNDESIGNATED

$$ 8K

8K

ESTATE INTENTIONS

CASH & STOCK*

54.3M C A LEN DA R Y E A R 2015

A N N UA L G I V I N G$F U N D S

ESTATE INTENTIONS

$2.4

$35.3M CASH & STOCK

MILLION

TOTAL CASH RECEIVED

$920 K

COFC FUND AND PARENTS’ FUND

$810 K COUGAR CLUB

6.6M

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$54.3M

$35.3M

ESTATE INTENTIONS

CASH & STOCK

$671 K

SCHOOL-BASED AND UNIT FUNDS

$31.1M PLEDGES

SCHOLARSHIPS

$55.3M ACADEMIC AND STUDENT ENHANCEMENT

$127.3 MILLION total commitments

$35.8M FACILITIES

$5.1M ANNUAL GIVING FUNDS

$17.5M

$6.6M

IN-KIND GIFTS

SCHOLARSHIPS

$55.3M

$31.1M PLEDGES

UNDESIGNATED

$13.6M

All philanthropic commitments made to the College between October 2009 and the end of the campaign in June 2016 support the BOUNDLESS campaign.

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“Educators cannot do their work in isolation; we must form meaningful partnerships. Our partnership with Chucktown Squash has resulted in positive outcomes for the participating students who came from the lowest income households in Charleston and for our own College of Charleston students and faculty members.”

– Fran Welch, Dean of the School of Education, Health, and Human Performance

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- IMPACT SPOTLIGHTS -

BOUNDLESS: The Campaign for the College of Charleston plays a critical role in preserving the College as one of the nation’s best public liberal arts and sciences universities for quality education, student life and affordability. Private philanthropy touches every corner of campus: from student scholarships to faculty research funds, from innovative technology to world-class athletics. The impact of your gifts reaches across South Carolina and the world.

Meet the students, faculty, programs and places impacted by your gifts. ❰❰ CHUCKTOWN SQUASH:

MORE THAN JUST A GAME

Since 2009, the College of Charleston’s School of Education, Health, and Human Performance has collaborated with Chucktown Squash to provide both athletic training and community service to youth from Charleston’s Title I elementary, middle and high schools. This unique after-school program exposes inner-city kids to how college can change their lives and provides undergraduate students the opportunity to serve as role models to local youth from diverse backgrounds and help them develop crucial life skills.

A renovation to the F. Mitchell Johnson Physical Education Center is necessary to continue the Chucktown Squash Scholars Program. The College has a $500,000 fundraising goal to create a new squash center that can adequately serve the undergraduate students, the nationally ranked Club Squash Team (in the top 50 clubs in the country), faculty and staff. With five international standard courts, an enhanced squash facility will reach a diverse audience, serving more youth from the Charleston community, including high-achieving minority students, and will also provide hosting opportunities for the national squash network.

MCCONNELL'S LIVING LEGACY TO STUDENTS Shortly after becoming the 22nd president of the College of Charleston, Glenn F. McConnell ’69 created an endowed scholarship through the College of Charleston Foundation. The purpose of this scholarship was to provide funding to talented students who demonstrate high financial need and have overcome hardships. It is intended for students in the Charleston area and helps to continue the McConnells' ties to Charleston and the College. Born and raised in Charleston, President McConnell is one of the five McConnell children who are CofC alumni.

“A scholarship is a gift from the heart that keeps on giving long after one’s heart stops,” says President McConnell. “For a student, it is the chance to be what that person aspires to be despite the obstacles. For us, the College family, it is our living legacy to be the helping hand.”

The first recipient, Maribel Garcia ’19, embodies the qualities that make a McConnell Scholar and further the McConnell family legacy at the College. Garcia has already gone above and beyond, working hard and maintaining a solid GPA. She credits her high school teachers for giving her a firm foundation. Through it all, she has shown resilience and has dedicated herself to becoming a teacher so she can pay it forward, just like President McConnell did.

“I think that working with children and helping them to learn new, exciting things and form ideas will be an amazing experience,” says Garcia, adding that she was inspired by the educators she's met along the way.

“With all of the support they've shown me, my teachers from high school really influenced me in wanting to become an educator.”

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IMPACT SPOTLIGHTS — NATHAN GILLESPIE ‘17 | GREENWOOD, S.C. — POLITICAL SCIENCE MAJOR

SCHOLARSHIPS: ALEXANDRIA DENGATE ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP (3 YEARS), COFC FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP (2 YEARS) Nathan Gillespie knew he wanted to go to law school by the time he was 11 years old. A native of Greenwood, S.C., Gillespie also knew that he wanted to be in Charleston when it came time to go to college. ”My family would often take vacations to Charleston, and so I fell in love with this beautiful and historic place at an early age," says the political science major. "Seizing the opportunity to further my education while living here just seemed like a natural choice.”

The scholarships he received were just an added bonus.

“My scholarships have been a huge help to me in attending the College,” says Gillepsie, who is currently working for a downtown law firm. ”Many political science undergraduates are faced with a choice: work jobs that pay but are not related to their field, or work for free in a related area. Scholarships help ease the financial burden of attending college for not just me but all recipients. They make it easier to work at unpaid internships for the networking opportunities and experiences that they provide. I greatly appreciate my donors! Thank you.”

NEW SCHOLARSHIP FUND PROVIDES RESOURCES FOR OUT-OF-STATE STUDENTS Rallis Pappas is a proud graduate of the class of 1978 and was one of the first members of his family to attend the College of Charleston.

His two brothers, Nik Pappas ’81 and Ted Pappas ’85, as well as Rallis' son Michael ’12 and nephew Stephen ’15, followed in his footsteps and graduated from the College with distinctive experiences of their own.

Over the years, Rallis has been actively involved with the College by serving as an admissions volunteer and leader on the Parent Advisory Council (PAC) and on the CofC Alumni Board. As firm believers in the value of a college education, Rallis and his wife Dendy initiated the Pappas Family Endowed Scholarship to create opportunities for students to attend the College of Charleston and experience the unique attributes of both the College and the City of Charleston. With the belief that the College’s students will be positively impacted by sharing the College of Charleston learning experience with others outside of the state of South Carolina, this scholarship is open to out-of-state students who otherwise would not have the resources to attend college.

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Faculty Member Creates the Andrew and Josephine Lewis Endowed Scholarship Andrew Lewis Sr. and his wife Josephine created the Andrew and Josephine Lewis Endowed Scholarship for the School of Education, Health, and Human Performance. Andrew has worked at the College for more than 34 years and has a bachelor’s degree in physical education from Albany State University, a master’s degree in physical education from the University of Tennessee and a doctorate in adapted physical education from The Ohio State University. During his time with the College, Andrew has served as chair and associate professor in the Department of Health and Human Performance, interim assistant dean for undergraduate studies, director of the Office of Professional Development in Education and emeritus associate professor for the School of Education, Health, and Human Performance.

A former member of the Cougar Club Board, Andrew established the R. Andrew H. Lewis Scholarship at the College in 2010. The Lewises are also members of the 1770 Society and the Live Oak Society.

When Andrew became chair of the Department of Health and Human Performance in 1991, he made history by becoming the first African American to serve as department chair at the College of Charleston. The purpose of his family’s scholarship is to award African American students majoring in physical education or in the Department of Health and Human Performance a step up. The Lewis scholar must have a strong academic record.

It is the Lewises' hope that students of similar backgrounds can have the same opportunities that Andrew Lewis has had.

IMPACT SPOTLIGHTS GOOGLE SUPPORTS RACE AND SOCIAL JUSTICE INITIATIVES

In response to the tragic shooting at Charleston’s Emanuel A.M.E. Church on June 17, 2015, Google stepped forward to partner with the College of Charleston and the Avery Research Center for African American History and Culture to host a series of events to examine race and social justice in our communities. This new Race and Social Justice Initiative features a series of events, lectures, symposiums, exhibits and screenings to foster dialogue that promotes awareness of the history and ongoing struggles of racial injustice in Charleston, South Carolina and the United States. The first of the events featured a community forum titled, "Ties That Bind Two Holy Cities: Reflections in Charleston by Survivors of the 1963 Birmingham Church Bombing."

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New Jewish Studies Fund Provides Resources for Building Student Community Howard and Julie Levine established the Howard and Julie Levine Fund for Jewish Student Life with an endowed commitment of $250,000 to provide critical resources for the Jewish Student Union/Hillel’s community-building efforts.

The Levines’ contribution makes possible the weekly meet-toeat program, which comprises approximately 30 meals each year to Jewish and non-Jewish students. These events create a venue for students from a wide variety of backgrounds to break bread together and mingle.

Howard Levine graduated from the University of North Carolina in 1981 and embarked on a very successful merchandising career, which includes his appointment in 1998 to CEO of Family Dollar. In 2003, he was named CEO and chairman of the board, positions he held until January 2016. He remains on the board of directors.

Their daughter Amanda graduated from the College of Charleston in May 2015 with a degree in public health.

(l-r) bryan stevenson, marian wright edelman and ta-nehisi coates are part of the 2016 avery google race and social justice series.

Google’s transformational gift of $125,000 to create the Race and Social Justice Initiative inspired many other community partners, including Coastal Community Foundation, Charleston County Public Library, SunTrust, Starbucks, the S.C. Community Loan Fund, the International African American Museum (IAAM), the Women’s Resource Project Inc., the Sophia Institute and the Phillis Wheatley Literary and Social Club.

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IMPACT SPOTLIGHTS

STUDENTS LAUNCH GRATITUESDAY On Tuesday, November 11, Committed to Charleston (C2C) hosted the College's first-ever GratiTUESDAY event, giving students the opportunity to say "thank you" to the donors, faculty, staff and alumni who have made their CofC experience not just possible, but memorable, as well.

As part of the GratiTUESDAY effort, our students thank YOU, our leadership donors who have made their education a priority.

The students leading this stewardship effort are part of the C2C student philanthropy group, which is focused on gifts to the College of Charleston Fund. C2C is open to all students who are interested in enhancing academic excellence, preserving a student-focused community and having a direct impact on advancing the College of Charleston.

At the GratiTUESDAY event, students joined Clyde the Cougar in writing thank-you notes and filming video messages describing their gratitude for donor support.

They also thanked staff and faculty by offering them travel mugs that can be filled for free at Starbucks for the month of November. Free coffee month has become a tradition on this campus, and we have celebrated our faculty and staff donors for 5 years in a row.

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Redoubling Career-Ready Resources Like never before, the College of Charleston is recognizing that it must dramatically enhance its preparation and positioning of students to meaningfully launch their careers. The School of Business has embarked on an initiative to respond to this need by developing the Student Advancement Center. In collaboration with the College, business faculty, alumni, parents, friends and donors, the Student Advancement Center (SAC) will build a portfolio of workshops and seminars, professional staff, resources, technology access and an operating environment to prepare business majors and other professionally minded students at the College to be “ready to work.”

Creating the SAC requires $1 million in philanthropic funding, which seeds its initial operations from 2015–

2019. Goals include developing a multi-year framework of professional development opportunities for undergraduates and dramatically growing the number of employers that actively and regularly consider our students for internships, co-ops and jobs upon graduation.

Donor support has been strong, particularly from the business school’s Board of Governors. Through 2015, $623,000 in gifts and commitments was received.

This early support has already enabled some notable outcomes in employers growing closer to the College.

New and expanded relationships that are resulting in internship and job offers have been forged with companies such as Target, Amazon, IBM, ScanSource, BMW, Michelin and George Weiss and Associates.

IMPACT SPOTLIGHTS Pioneers in Public Health Provide Opportunities for CofC Students Dr. Eugene Gangarosa and his wife Rose have spent their lives championing public health and safe water initiatives and are considered public health legends, both as experts and educators.

Eugene’s career includes his work at the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, where his research laid the foundation for the cholera treatment that reduced the infant mortality rate. He has also taught at the Pakistan Medical Research Center and served as the director of the Epidemic Intelligence Service, chief of the Enteric Diseases Branch and deputy director of the Bacterial Diseases Division at the Center for Disease Control. He also served as the dean of American University of Beirut before helping to transform the public health graduate program at Emory University into the Rollins School of Public Health. Inspired by their own experiences, Eugene and Rose also founded the Gangarosa International Health Foundation, which supports student-learning opportunities outside of the classroom.

— YUHONG TU ‘16 | NANCHANG, CHINA — Music Major

SCHOLARSHIPS: SOTA-MUSIC (2 YEARS), LEE HARWOOD (2 YEARS), KITE FOUNDATION IN STRINGS (3 YEARS), KOGER WICHMANN (2 YEARS), ISABELLA MEBANE (2 YEARS), VIRGINIA ZEIGLER POTTER (2 YEARS), JOHN A. ZEIGLER, JR. MUSIC (2 YEARS), ZEIGLER & WILLIAMS (2 YEARS) and INTERNATIONAL PIANO (1 YEAR) My family loves music, especially my mother. Our household love of music fostered my own musical talent at a very young age.

My mother was impressed with my natural musical ability and potential, so she took me to a children's academy, where I began studying violin at age 7.

Because of this passion, I left my family at age 13 and enrolled in one of the top conservatories in China, Wuhan Conservatory of Music. In 2013, I came to the United States to pursue undergraduate studies at the College of Charleston. I will graduate in May 2016 and am currently auditioning at top conservatories and universities in the United States to pursue a graduate degree.

The scholarships I received at the College of Charleston made studying in the United States possible for me. While in Charleston, I have become the concertmaster with the CofC Orchestra, played in the Young Artist Series in Piccolo Spoleto for four years and performed several concerts around the community. In summer 2015, I received an invitation to study at the Aspen Music Festival. I received financial support for this opportunity from the John Zeigler Travel Fund for Music and from the Dean’s Excellence Fund from SOTA. The College has served as my support system from day one, and I am forever grateful for the generosity of its donors.

After speaking with students at the College (and being encouraged by their son, Paul, who is an adjunct faculty member in the College’s Department of Health and Human Performance), the Gangarosas initiated the Gangarosa Endowed Fund for Global Public Health Experiences. This unique scholarship provides financial support for students majoring in public health to participate in global public health internships that a focus on safe water and sanitation. Both Eugene and Rose see this fund as an opportunity to invest in the future of the global community and hope it will help foster a growing knowledge of public health at the College of Charleston and beyond.

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IMPACT SPOTLIGHTS — SONDRICA GOINES ’18 | COLUMBIA, S.C. — CHEMISTRY MAJOR

SCHOLARSHIP: LETTIE PATE WHITEHEAD FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP (2 YEARS) Hoping to expand her horizons, Sondrica Goines chose the College of Charleston because she felt the professors would have faith in her and push her out of her comfort zone. Never one to shy away from a challenge, Goines chose to major in chemistry because she knew she’d always be challenged to learn more as a chemist.

“Chemists are constantly learning and making new discoveries that are relevant to our society, and I felt that a degree in chemistry would allow me to use my skill set to contribute to the world I live in while allowing me to remain a student within my trade,” says the Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation Scholar, who has been working hard for the past two years not just to be a good student, but to be able to pay it forward.

“Coming from a single-parent household, I knew that scholarships were the only way I could obtain the education I'd need to give back to society,” says Goines, who – with the goal of growing and inspiring – sees her educational journey as a holistic one. “I hope to show children with a similar background to mine that they can conquer anything as long as they work to achieve their goals.

And, with the generosity of my donor, I am able to set an example for them and take the first step in achieving my own goals.”

PAC CHAIRS LEAD THE WAY Tyler and Sunshine Leinbach, parents of CofC students Sunshine (Sunny) ’16 and Charlotte ’18, are the new national chairs of the Parent Advisory Council (PAC) and donors to the Parents’ Fund and the College of Charleston Fund.

“As members of the Parent Advisory Council, we can see that there are some incredible things going on at CofC and in the Charleston area. It has recently been stated that the CofC goal is ‘to be a world class university in a world class city.’ With the leadership and enthusiasm we see at CofC, we feel that this is an extremely achievable goal, and we are very excited about and are inspired to support. Everybody wants to back a winner!

President McConnell is doing a wonderful job of leveraging his experience and expertise in the South Carolina legislature to provide greater funding for CofC, but we both know that this is not enough to fund all of the current and planned initiatives at the College. And of course, we also want to support the institution that is doing such a wonderful job of educating both of our children.”

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Continued Commitment to the Success of Theatre Students Former faculty member Allen Lyndrup and his beloved wife Ann have been longtime supporters of the College of Charleston’s Department of Theatre and Dance. Committed to strengthening the programs and opportunities the department provides its students, Allen spent over 20 years teaching in a number of theatre disciplines, including acting, directing, technical theatre, scene design, theatre history and script analysis. He also served as chair of the department, and his leadership is evident in his accomplishments: designing and supervising the building of the Chapel Theatre, managing a successful summer dinner theater, writing the musical score for the College’s production of Lysistrata and – in honor of Mozart’s 250th birthday – writing, producing and directing Wolfi!, a biographical play about the influential composer.

The Lyndrups are continuing their support with the Anne Marley Lyndrup and Allen Lyndrup Theatre Scholarship, which will provide financial assistance to an exemplary junior or senior in the College’s Department of Theatre and Dance. “We are committed to the bright futures of the student recipients and the ongoing success of the department,” says Allen. The first recipient will be selected in fall 2016.

IMPACT SPOTLIGHTS NEW COUGARS WELOMED TO CAMPUS Anyone who has spent time in Charleston has spotted a festive pineapple on a fountain, a wrought-iron gate or somewhere else. While it may not have originated here, this symbol of hospitality has long been embraced by this city, known for its welcoming spirit.

At noon on August 20, 2015, pineapples with names and welcoming messages for all of our new students began popping up all around campus.

This was all a part of the new program: #CougarWelcome.

Powered by social media, the first-ever #CougarWelcome was a 36-hour online event built around move-in day that invited alumni, parents, students and the College community to participate in three ways: 1 Extend a warm #CougarWelcome by welcoming new students to campus, sharing advice or a move-in day memory via social media 2 Make a #HousewarmingGift by making a gift to the College of Charleston Fund

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A strong partnership between College of Charleston faculty and alumni like Frank Kenan ’05 can make a great impact on campus.

In 2014, Kenan co-founded Charleston-based KD Capital Management, an investment fund based on the original Buffett Partnership – and his expertise in business led him to become involved with the College’s School of Business investment program. To Kenan's delight, Mark Pyles, investment program director, had students reading The Intelligent Investor, the so-called Bible of value investing, written by Benjamin Graham, Warren Buffett's teacher and greatest influence.

To further the study of value investing in the School of Business investment program, the Kenan family – working closely with Pyles – has created the Kenan Family Endowed Investment Program Award. In addition to positioning the investment program for growth, the award will enable the program’s student directors, known as the Kenan Value Investing Scholars, to participate in professional development experiences that will further their understanding of the value-investing philosophy.

This will impact the entire program through shared knowledge, as well. The first Kenan Value Investing Scholar will be selected in fall 2016.

The goal was to secure 360 donors in 36 hours. With just minutes to spare, the goal was surpassed, with 370 donors showing their support for the College through gifts to the College of Charleston Fund. This inaugural program demonstrated to the incoming class that the College’s community of alumni, parents, faculty and staff is here for them from their very first day on campus. Be on the lookout for the second annual #CougarWelcome in August 2016!

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IMPACT SPOTLIGHTS

Donaldson Trust Grant Supports Dean’s Excellence Funds Campuswide

SCHOOL OF THE ARTS

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

Provides funding for scholarships, research and visiting artist programs, as well as encourages the development of new academic and cultural experiences. The fund gives a vital start to student artists who will develop their talents at the College in preparation for successful careers.

Supports study-abroad scholarships and careerdevelopment and -preparedness initiatives for students to find jobs after graduation. The fund also supports career-related programming, guest speakers, internship stipends and résumé workshops.

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The Oliver and Jennie R. Donaldson Charitable Trust contributed $100,000 in 2015 to support each of the Dean’s Excellence Funds.

SCHOOL OF EDUCATION, HEALTH, AND HUMAN PERFORMANCE

SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, CULTURES, AND WORLD AFFAIRS

Supports exceptional educational opportunities for current and future teachers, as well as for prospective health and human performance professionals. The fund is essential to scholarships, internships and student-teaching stipends; faculty development and research funding; and leadershiptraining opportunities.

Supports experiential learning opportunities for students. Examples include traveling to Tanzania to attend a seminar on tropical plant medicine, accompanying faculty on various research trips and transcribing archival documents at the Avery Research Center for African American History and Culture.

Bridges the gap between appropriated funds and funds that are needed to give the dean, students and faculty the extraordinary opportunities that define the research and learning experience at the College.

The fund also supports student research, student internships and international experiences.

IMPACT SPOTLIGHTS

These funds enable our deans to be proactive in expanding opportunities for students and faculty, as well as reactive when unique opportunities arise. Dean’s Excellence Funds provide immediate-use resources that help meet the College’s highest needs and priorities, and are thus critical to the campus’ ability to serve our students and faculty. Below is a summary of ways that each of the Dean’s Excellence Funds are used. Each of the photos below comes from the respective Dean’s campaign case statement.

SCHOOL OF SCIENCES AND MATHEMATICS Focuses on student scholarships and research stipends. The fund is also used to recruit top-notch faculty from around the globe and to provide them with the flexibility they need to create the most up-to-date and relevant learning and research experiences.

HONORS COLLEGE Meets the immediate needs and priorities of the school.

Scholarships are essential to recruiting and retaining the highest caliber students possible, as well as to building partnerships and experiences that will aid in the students’ success.

GRADUATE SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA Recruits top students in their field to our graduate programs and enables students to travel to research sites across the globe and to present their findings at local, national and international conferences.

SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES Addresses the largest challenge for adult students: merit-and need-based scholarships. The fund helps students who are committed to finishing their education and thereby expanding their life opportunities.

LIBRARY Sustains the library’s role as an innovative leader on campus by consistently upgrading state-ofthe-art technology and software for the purposes of teaching and training students and faculty of all disciplines to use digital resources effectively in research and scholarship.

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IMPACT SPOTLIGHTS RISING TO THE SWANSON CHALLENGE Steve ’89 and Emily Swanson ’89 have invested generously in the Honors College and other areas across campus since their graduation. Four years ago, they endowed the Swanson Family Scholarship, and the first cohort of 11 students will graduate from the College in May 2016. The future is promising for these scholars – in large part because of the investment the Swansons made in their education. In fact, four members of this group are semifinalists for Fulbright Scholarships, one is a Rotary Scholar and four are applying to top graduate schools.

To help expand this kind of impact, the Swansons issued a challenge to inspire others to invest in endowed scholarships in the Honors College, either by supporting the Swanson Family Scholarship or by creating new endowed scholarship funds themselves. To recruit and retain the nation’s top students, the Swansons will match gifts to endowed scholarships in the Honors College dollar for dollar, up to $1 million.

Through 2015, 14 fellow alumni, parents and friends have participated in the Swanson Challenge, which has raised more than $430,000 to be matched. Donors who have invested in the Swanson Challenge include Joey ’99 and Amy Foxhall, parents Judith Dunn and Paul Johnson, Kellen ’05 and Katherine Cooney ’05, Scott ’ 02 and Valerie Howell ’02, Ben ’02 and Sarah DeWolf ’02, Josh ’03 and Sarah Hays ’03, as well as Honors College Dean Trisha Folds-Bennett and her husband Brett Bennett. Additionally, CofC Foundation Board member Charles Mosteller ’81 and his family have established the Mosteller Family Scholarship (see page 17) under the Swanson Scholars umbrella.

Plans are to continue this challenge to reach the $1 million goal the Swansons set by June 30, 2016.

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(clockwise l-r) jermaine husser, palmetto warrior connection; cdr j. michael cole, elizabeth cole and jessica mcmahon, the college's veteran student service coordinator; burke high school junior rotc; burke high school junior rotc with president mcconnell '69.

A Place of Their Own: New Service Center for Veteran and Active Duty Students On Veterans Day 2015 the College of Charleston celebrated all veterans with the opening of its Veteran and Military Student Service Center. It was through a generous grant provided by America’s Warrior Partnership and Palmetto Warrior Connection that the College of Charleston was able to hire and train a veteran and military student services coordinator to integrate campus services for veterans and to help provide a seamless transition from active duty to college life. Creating an inclusive campus environment for potential veteran students to explore higher

educational opportunities, the Veteran and Military Student Services Center supports veterans and current military service members and links them with campus resources to improve their success while at the College. With an emphasis on assimilating students into the academic setting and helping them work through personal post-combat struggles for overall individual success, the center provides peer networking, workshops and speaker series that address issues and opportunities specific to veteran and military students.

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“Stanley and Charlot have been advocates for the Jewish Studies Program almost since its inception in 1985,” says Marty Perlmutter, director of the Yaschik/Arnold Jewish Studies Program. “Their prominence in the community and their genuine commitment to things Jewish gave the program stature in its early stages, when the program was not yet fully embraced by either the College or the wider community. Their latest gift is special because of that long history and my very high regard for them.”

The resources made available through the Stanley and Charlot Karesh Family Fund will help ensure that Jewish Studies programming at the College will continue to benefit students, scholars and the community at large. The College of Charleston is fortunate to have leaders like the Karesh family playing such a big part in creating its distinguished Jewish Studies Program.

SCHOLARSHIPS: COFC FUND SCHOLARSHIP (1 YEAR), HONORS COLLEGE DEAN’S EXCELLENCE FUND (2 YEARS) Growing up, Quinten Meadors could best be described as inquisitive. Always asking his mother how and why things worked eventually led Meadors to pursue a degree in biology at the College of Charleston. “Biology gives me the background knowledge and skills needed to further explore my childhood joy of theorizing and uncovering the operations of the world around me,“ he says.

In the future, Meadors hopes to pursue a degree in emergency medicine and open his own clinic to make health care available in underserved and disadvantaged communities. With scholarships from unrestricted funds like the College of Charleston Fund and the Honors College Dean’s Excellence Fund, Meadors is on his way to reaching that dream.

“Receiving these scholarships has alleviated much of the financial burden for my family and me.

I know it will go a long way in aiding me in future pursuits,“ says Meadors, whose scholarships allowed him to leave the U.S. for the first time and complete biomedical research in Singapore.

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Stanley and Charlot Karesh have been pillars of the Charleston Jewish community and the community at large for many years.

Stanley was the first – and, for many years, the only – life member of the Yaschik/Arnold Jewish Studies Program Advisory Board, and the lobby in the Jewish Studies Center is named in honor of the Kareshes.

After Stanley passed away in 2012, Charlot has continued the Karesh legacy of supporting and promoting Jewish causes and education.

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In 2015, the Stanley and Charlot Karesh Family Fund was established as a tribute to support the Yaschik/Arnold Jewish Studies Program at the College of Charleston.

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Stanley and Charlot Karesh Family Fund Benefits Jewish Studies Long-term

Family ties are always pretty strong – especially when they’re connected to the College of Charleston. That’s one reason Charles Mosteller ’81 was so happy when his daughter Sarah chose the College for her undergraduate studies in art history and studio art.

As a member of the College of Charleston Foundation Board, a life member of the Alumni Association and the 2009–10 recipient of the Parents and Alumni Working With Students (PAWWS) Admissions Volunteer of the Year Award, Charles is a longtime advocate of his alma mater. And, when Sarah graduated in May 2015, Charles and his wife Alexa established the Mosteller Family Endowed Scholarship in her honor.

“Alexa and I wanted to honor our daughter Sarah on her graduation and to establish a scholarship that would endure. We are passionate supporters and recruiters for the College and have a keen interest in the arts and sciences,” says Charles, who – after earning his degree in biology at the College – studied at the University of Alabama School of Medicine and now practices ophthalmic surgery in his hometown of Mobile, Ala. The Mosteller Family Endowed Scholarship is part of the Swanson Scholars program (see page16), and will help bring the best students from across the country to the College of Charleston.

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IMPACT SPOTLIGHTS — CARISSA JENKINS ’16 | LADSON, S.C. —

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND ACCOUNTING MAJOR SCHOLARSHIP: R. KEITH '90 & MELISSA G. SAULS '90 SCHOLARSHIP (4 YEARS) When her family moved to the Charleston area during her junior year of high school, Carissa Jenkins felt she was destined to go to the College of Charleston. It was love at first sight.

“The moment I stepped onto the College of Charleston campus for my first tour was the moment I knew the College was perfect for me,” says Jenkins, noting that, ultimately, it came down to finances. “Luckily, the College of Charleston was able to offer me a scholarship, so my dream could come true!”

Now a senior, Jenkins is still in love with the College, and – after graduation – she plans to stick around to pursue her master’s in accountancy at the Graduate School, University of Charleston, S.C. She hopes to earn her Certified Public Accounting license and would one day like to pay it forward.

“I will always thank my donors for allowing me to make my dreams a reality,” she says. “I can’t even fathom where I would be today without the many opportunities I have had at the College, from the great professors and networking connections, to being a resident assistant. The College of Charleston has shaped me into the adult I am today.”

MCLEOD FRAMPTON SCHOLARSHIP APPROACHES 30 YEARS Since 1785, the Agricultural Society of South Carolina has worked to promote and improve agricultural and other rural concerns across South Carolina. Still active today, the society supports College of Charleston students through the McLeod Frampton Scholarship, which has been awarded to students with an interest in biology or other agricultural pursuits since 1986. More than 64 students have received a McLeod Frampton Scholarship, with many of these recipients receiving the same scholarship all four years.

The fund was set up to honor the memory of William McLeod Frampton (1876–1960), a native of Charleston. He was a Sea Island cotton planter as well as a farmer of livestock and crops on James Island, and held many county, state and federal agricultural positions. He also served as secretary and treasurer (1917–1938), president (1938–1958) and president emeritus (1959) of the Agricultural Society of South Carolina.

The current recipient of the McLeod Frampton Scholarship is Malcolm Kates ’16, a biology and international studies major in the Honors College.

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“ My scholarship has afforded me the opportunity to focus not on the financial burden of college, but on the opportunities that the College of Charleston provides. From research to service to international travel, I feel like I have gotten the most out of my time here thanks to the continued support of the Agricultural Society of South Carolina.”

– Malcolm Kates

Recognizing Faculty Excellence Belk Daughtridge and Ann Bacot understand the importance of strong academics and have been active supporters of the College of Charleston, even though they are not alumni. As a former member of the Cougar Club Board, Belk and his family created the Daughtridge Family Endowed Athletics Scholarship at the College in 2003. For further impact outside of Athletics, Belk and Ann recently initiated the Daughtridge Faculty Excellence Endowed Fund. This fund, which will provide support to high-achieving tenure-track faculty members, is one of the only faculty support funds started within the College of Charleston BOUNDLESS campaign. Belk and Ann believe that advancing the skill set of the faculty will make a lasting difference not only on the faculty recipients, but also on the students and the College as a whole.

IMPACT SPOTLIGHTS students pitch their product to panel of judges

MARCH MATCHNESS GARNERS ALUMNI SUPPORT TO COFC FUND In March 2015, Jeff Kinard ’77 challenged young alumni to join him in giving back to the College. The month-long challenge became known as March Matchness.

“As our BOUNDLESS comprehensive campaign went public, I knew it was time for me to commit and make a significant gift to the College,” says Kinard.

“I saw the best use, the most agile and flexible use, of my gift was the College of Charleston Fund. It is managed for the betterment of the entire College.

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ICAT Launches Student Entrepreneurs The Interdisciplinary Center for Applied Technology (ICAT) is the first business accelerator in the history of the College. ICAT provides learning experiences for business, computer science and liberal arts/humanities students to accelerate entrepreneurial startups in technology.

Supported by two mentors from the business and tech community, each team of three students selfaggregates and creates a globally scalable business that has a viable product and customers in 14 weeks. In doing so, students report a life-changing experience that teaches them persistence and resilience in the face of failing fast.

ICAT had a successful launch in 2015 as three student cohorts (domestic and international)

completed their academic work, successfully pitched their products and demonstrated to the community that students with a variety of academic majors can successfully participate in entrepreneurship. ICAT alumni are now running their own companies, starting new ventures, joining existing startups and moving into graduate/professional schools.

Generous philanthropic support received in 2015 from numerous alumni, friends of the College, corporations and foundations helped to fuel ICAT’s launch. Housed in the School of Business’ Center for Entrepreneurship, ICAT is a collaboration with the Office of Economic Development as well as many other campus partners.

jeff kinard '77 teams up with clyde the cougar for march matchness Kinard pledged up to $20,000 to the College of Charleston Fund if 126 young alumni donors made their first gift to the College through the College of Charleston Fund. In the end, 265 young alumni stepped forward.

“We are very fortunate that the College has lots of non-alumni friends contributing and supporting the school. The time is now for us, the alumni, to take the lead – to be the leading group of donors at the College,” says Kinard.

“We’re the ones who benefited from the College, and it’s our time to give our time, effort and money and be the leaders of this College. This is our alma mater. Let’s show the way.”

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IMPACT SPOTLIGHTS Rare Piece of Charleston History Given to Avery Research Center Blaine Wimberly and her sister Anne Clark, both of New Mexico, gifted a rare, copper City of Charleston Free Badge to the College’s Avery Research Center for African American History and Culture. This is one of the only 10 known free badges in the world and is one of the finest examples to survive.

From 1783 to 1789, the City of Charleston mandated that “every free negro, mulatto, or mestizo above the age of fifteen years” obtain and wear these badges to verify and demonstrate their “free” status. The census data collected by the United States in 1790

lists several hundred free people of color, but very few badges are known to remain today. Charleston was the only city in America to create and enforce such a law, and the relics are widely known (and collected) today.

All the free badges have the word Free emblazoned on a liberty cap, along with the lettering City of Charleston counterclockwise inside the rim. The badge given to the Avery Research Center is the thickest badge recorded to date and has the crispest edge around the words City of Charleston of any examples known.

The Charleston free badge system ended in 1798, while the slave badge system continued through the Civil War. Because the badges were used for such a short period and for such a small population, this makes them incredibly rare. The copper free badges are not to be confused with their more common counterparts: the slave badges or tags that were instituted in Charleston for slave hiring (rather than freedom) in 1800. This unique piece of Charleston’s history opens a window to the world of free people of color – those of African descent, who either were born free or were freed by owners and will be a boon to researchers, visitors and scholars alike.

Spaulding-Paolozzi Foundation Honored at Dedication “If the frail ecology of our planet is to survive, we must be guardians as well as gardeners.” So said John Henry Dick, who entrusted his beloved Dixie Plantation to the College of Charleston upon his death in 1995 – and so the College continues to protect and preserve Dixie Plantation as a living laboratory for environmental education, ecological research and historical discovery.

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Spaulding-Paolozzi Foundation, which granted $1 million to match the College’s investment.

The collective support from this public-private partnership and other forward-thinking partners helps advance Dixie’s mission of communicating the importance of conservation.

Offering outdoor learning opportunities in ecological conservation, sustainability, South Carolina history and STEM education, Dixie Plantation continues to be an unmatched resource and refuge for observing and appreciating nature in all its splendor and complexity.

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Chivalry Is Alive at CofC In May 2015, corporate lawyer and book collector Thomas M. Haythe arranged for his rare and valuable book collection to be given to the College of Charleston upon his death. Until then, he has generously loaned his remarkable collection to Special Collections.

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Printed during the 15th and 16th centuries and written primarily in French, Haythe’s collection centers around the theme of chivalry, with texts describing stories of love, politics, humor and many other aspects of medieval life.

The Gerald and Beth Polis Scholarship During his four years as a student, Jerry Polis ’62 was a recipient of the S.S. Solomons Scholarship, which affords financial assistance to students of Jewish faith. Because of his deep affinity for his College of Charleston experience and his gratitude to the donor who supported him, Polis and his wife Beth created and endowed the Gerald and Beth Polis Scholarship. Their investment will help attract talented students of Jewish faith to the College and thrive as students, just as Polis did. “I am deeply grateful to the College for the quality education I received, as well as the meaningful social life I enjoyed during my four years as a student, both of which significantly prepared me for the challenges of life,” says Polis.

“To now be able to provide financial assistance to others so that they, too, may enjoy a College of Charleston experience is extremely rewarding.” The first recipient of the Gerald and Beth Polis Scholarship will enter the College in fall 2016.

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“These 500-year-old volumes, beautifully printed and bound and often illustrated with fine woodcuts, are a tangible example of Western civilization’s extraordinary success during the Renaissance in distributing our knowledge and our myths to a widening class of educated people,” says Haythe, a lifelong learner who has always enjoyed beautiful books and in recent years discovered rare books as works of art. It's his hope to provide students with the opportunity to discover a truly unique art form.

“These books are not just about medieval culture and history,” says Juliette Bourdier, professor of French and medieval studies, who has already integrated two of the books into her curriculum. “I plan to use this collection to challenge students’ perspectives of contemporary life. The books can help them understand what shapes how they see the world around them.”

NEW FUND HONORS LEGACY OF AWARD-WINNING JOURNALIST As a founding and lifetime member of the College of Charleston’s Department of Communication Advisory Board, John S. Palmer strived to connect the students’ experience in the classroom to practical application in the field. Palmer spent four decades in broadcast news, serving as the White House correspondent for NBC News, anchor for the Today show in New York, series host for the Discovery Channel and anchor of the Christian Science Monitor's daily news briefing.

His career also had him involved with special events and television documentaries, commercial films and videos, and his achievements garnered him numerous awards, including a national Emmy.

Palmer understood the importance of promoting the recognition and progress of communication instruction at the College. In honor of his incredible commitment and dedication to the communication program, the John Palmer Endowed Communication Award was created after he passed away in 2013. This award seeks to honor Palmer’s legacy by providing resources for experiential learning opportunities for students within the Department of Communication. Recipients will have opportunities to take part in high-level internships within the communication field, to study abroad, to attend and participate in professional conferences and to collaborate with faculty on research projects. This legacy award will help strengthen the next generation of communication professionals. The first recipient will be selected in fall 2016.

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HAPPENINGS

guests attending the first out-of-state boundless campaign launch event. (l-r) chris ’99 and abbey moeller ’99, vic ’83 and sherri howie ’87, president mcconnell ‘69, and jaime ’99 and griffin bettencourt ’99.

(l-r) debbie hammond, president mcconnell ’69, james vickers ’15 (aka dj scrib) and robert taylor ’17 at the student boundless campaign launch event.

alumni enjoying the boundless campaign launch gathering hosted by maria alfieris ’76 and her husband cyrus at their home on the marsh. (l-r) joyce garrett bailey ’76, maria corontzes alfieris ‘76, tommy mann ‘ 74 and desi hall runey ‘76.

the annual 1770 and gold societies donor recognition reception was held at the francis marion hotel. the featured program was the charleston jazz initiative with guest speaker karen chandler. many of the guests embraced the theme with authentic jazz age clothing! (l-r) david savard, helen savard, school of the arts dean valerie morris, karl bunch, charlene bunch, and kenton youngblood.

(l-r) school of professional studies dean godfrey gibbison, david masich and associate dean for the school of the arts michael haga with clyde the cougar at a charleston affair.

elizabeth and fleetwood hassell, cofc foundation board member and president/ceo of the bank of south carolina, hosted a boundless campaign launch event at the bank headquarters. (l-r) president mcconnell '69, reba huge (also on the cofc foundation board), harry huge, and renee anderson.

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chris and mace brown at the donor reception preceding the spoleto performance by emmylou harris and rodney crowell.

(l-r) zach sturman ’17, sue sommer-kresse, betty beatty, and dianne culhane at the baltic celebration hosted by the huge foundation and honors college. the celebration included a special concert by the taylor festival choir and special screening of “to breathe as one,” a documentary film about the estonian choral festival by jim tusty.

edwin pearlstine and president mcconnell '69 at the gathering to celebrate shari rabin being named associate director of the pearlstine-lipov center for southern jewish culture.

celebration of the gift from dominion resources services, inc. to support the research stations at dixie plantation. (l-r) president mcconnell ’69, kristen beckham ’07 of dominion, school of sciences and mathematics dean michael auerbach, and tim callahan, director of the college’s environmental studies program.

gavalas-kolanko foundation’s ron kolanko (left) and nick gavalas received the outstanding community organization or foundation award at the association of fundraising professionals lowcountry chapter luncheon at the gaillard center. the gavalas-kolanko foundation supports scholarships for physically disabled students.

tap and jean johnson are the first couple to receive the alumni award of honor, the highest honor awarded by the alumni association. the 2015 alumni awards gala was held at the newly opened gaillard center. (l-r) president mcconnell '69, jean johnson, tap johnson, and dan ravenel ’72.

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many of the college’s most generous philanthropists were recognized as the inaugural “class” of the bishop robert smith society. donors participated in the event, held in alumni memorial hall on october 8, 2015. photographed at the event are u (l-r) tapley johnson, catherine smith, president mcconnell ‘69 and jean johnson; v (l-r) betty beatty, linda ketner and anita zucker; w emily ’89 and steve swanson ’89 (center) with swanson scholars parks barroso ’16 (left) and ellie flock ’16 (right); x bishop robert smith; y lulie martin wallace ’09 created the painting (center) to commemorate the bishop robert smith society. prints of the original painting were given to donors who attended the event; z peter and susan schottland with schottland scholar erin dempsey ’16 (center).

- BISHOP ROBERT SMITH SOCIETY The College of Charleston established the Bishop Robert Smith Society to recognize donors who have made lifetime philanthropic commitments of $1 million or greater to benefit the College.

The donor society is named after the Rev. Robert Smith, who was elected principal of the faculty – now known as president – in 1790. He served in this role until 1797 when he became the first Episcopal bishop of South Carolina. Smith helped build the College’s academic reputation, personally recruited students, and gave of his personal finances to ensure the College’s financial future.

Marlene Kronsberg Addlestone 1964 Anonymous ARGUS Software, Inc. Gerry Sue Arnold and Norman J. Arnold AT&T South Carolina Betty and Guy Beatty The Boeing Company Chris Brown and Mace Brown Ben and Tricia Carter Jane Carter Marion Rivers Cato and Wayland H. Cato, Jr. Edgar T. Cato Foundation Lee McConnell Cox 1996 and Eric Scott Cox 1993 Sara Calhoun Davis and Chuck Davis John Henry Dick Charlotte Dickson 1937 and Robert Dickson 1937 Gaylord and Dorothy Donnelley Foundation Samuel Freeman Charitable Trust

Sarah Camp Goodwin and Family S. Nancy Gorski and Paul T. Gorski Jean W. Johnson and Tapley O. Johnson, Jr. Maureen Kerrigan and Stephen R. Kerrigan Linda G. Ketner Frances Lindner and S. Craig Lindner David W. Maves Bonnie Sibert McAlister 1989 and M. Anthony McAlister, Jr. Dr. Nathan E. Miles 1931 Edwin S. Pearlstine, Jr. Milward Deas Pinckney 1951 and Lucian W. Pinckney John Minott Rivers, Jr. The R. Keith and Melissa Garrison Sauls Family Susan F. Schottland and Peter B. Schottland Regina Kronsberg Shapiro and Samuel Robert Shapiro The Spaulding-Paolozzi Foundation Margaret K. Sullivan 1939

Zucker Increases Commitment to Jewish Studies In 2010, the Zucker/Goldberg Center for Holocaust Studies at the College of Charleston was established by entrepreneur Anita Zucker with an initial gift of $1.5 million. In addition to endowing the Zucker/ Goldberg Endowed Chair in Holocaust Studies, this gift provides funding for Holocaust education initiatives, such as travel to Eastern Europe, research opportunities for students, the development of Holocaust archives and public programming through the Zucker/Goldberg Holocaust Education Fund.

The Holocaust is a prominent part of the personal histories of Zucker and her late husband, Jerry: Both had parents who were Holocaust survivors.

Emily Molony Swanson 1989 and Steven Dean Swanson 1989 Jack P. Tate

“The Holocaust shows a broken world in need of repair. I want students to learn of the horrors of the Holocaust in order to learn from them,” says Zucker, who in 2015 generously increased her total commitment by another $500,000 to continue the important work of the Zucker/Goldberg Center for Holocaust Studies.

Zucker is also currently serving as chair of the community advisory board for the Yaschik/ Arnold Jewish Studies Program, which promotes Jewish studies and serves as a liaison to the larger communities of Charleston, South Carolina and beyond.

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- GOLD SOCIETY -

The GOLD (Graduates Of the Last Decade) Society recognizes young alumni donors who contribute $250 or more annually to the College of Charleston. GOLD Society gifts are a vote of confidence in the values of the College of Charleston and demonstrate an annual commitment to make the College a philanthropic priority. GOLD Society gifts have the power to help today’s students define their own College of Charleston experience.

Jennifer Gilson Alstad 2007 and Colin Erik Alstad Jeffrey John Aschieris 2013 Christian R. Bailey 2012 Kristen Munsey Beckham 2007 and Christopher T. Beckham 2005 William H. Breard 2008 Ernest Brevard, Jr. 2009 Rebecca Rew Britton 2006 Marshall Seaton Brown 2009 Hannah Carmical 2005 Michael M. Carriere 2010 Amanda Crocker Chapman 2008 and William Bradley Chapman 2008 Tanisia V. Charles 2007 Sarah E. Chilton 2014 Joshua Li Cohen 2014 Meagan E. Conley 2009 Mitchel Fredrick Cordes 2012 John Wallace Roland Daniel 2006 Adam R. Dean 2006 Kathryn Clay Dunnan 2012 Martin Erbele 2013 Terry Becker Fisher 2007 and Dennis J. Fisher Melissa Kelley Forrester 2008 and William Michael Forrester 2008 Mark P. Forster 2006 Trent Friedmann 2015 Jose Agostini Fuentes 2006 Jessica Morgan Fuller 2009 Anita Chantay Gadsden 2008 Justin P. Gaeta 2009

Emily Allen Giarrocco 2010 and Brian Vincent Giarrocco 2010 Sophie Stokes Gotwald 2014 Elizabeth Gravels Hanlon 2011 and Patrick Russell Hanlon, Sr. 2009 Katherine Anne Heath 2008 Steven S. Hill 2010 Shannon Vaughn Hodges 2011 and Elias Coleman Hodges 2009 Veronica Regan Holton 2012 Andrew C. Jaffee 2005 Colin Johnson 2015 Danny Kay Johnson, Jr. 2011 Brittany Nicole Knox 2013 Marianthe L. Kolokithas 2008 Joel Labuzetta 2007 Patrick Lynch 2009 Patrick Graham Maiden 2007 Judith J. McMahon and Lawrence A. McMahon 2006 Michael D. Mirmanesh 2009 Rebecca Price Morris 2009 Lily Harriman Mortimer 2012 Alexandra Fisher Muller 2007 and Andrew England Muller 2006 Amanda Schwarz Muren 2012 and Edward Jack Muren 2012 Mary Lauren O'Connor 2013 Erica van Bavel Olivier 2009 and Eric J. Olivier 2009 Jeremiah Bradley Olsen 2013 Emily O'Shaughnessy and Blake Andrew O'Shaughnessy 2007 Emily Stone Padgett 2012

Kelly Gleffe Passarello and Michael C. Passarello 2008 Sara E. Perry 2009 Nevan Earl Phillips 2011 Lindsay Sullivan Powell 2005 and Joseph Williamson Powell, Jr. Caroline Lubin Pruce 2007 and Alan Pruce Alaine Purpura 2007 Frederick Elliotte Quinn IV 2008 Emily A. Rigsby 2011 Nicholas Spencer Roach 2015 Lisa Decker Roy 2006 and Michael Arthur Roy II 2008 Tyler Ruppel 2008 Megan Julia Schwab 2007 Jamie Frances Shafer 2010 Marshall W. Simmonds 2011 Miles J. Smith IV 2006 Amy Mixson Stasiukaitis 2011 and David Michael Stasiukaitis 2007 P. Brianne Steiner 2007 Hunter P. Stunzi 2007 Meghan Oakley Sutherland 2009 and Brandon James Sutherland 2008 Jeanmarie Tankersley 2009 Priscilla R. Thomas 2007 Kate Bradley Tiller 2007 Latasha Y. Tucker 2009 Mallen Marie Urso 2013 Molly Spence Ward 2010 and John R. Ward, Jr. 2008 Marcus S. White 2008

The College of Charleston Fund and Parents’ Fund: Campuswide Impact As a College of Charleston Fund scholarship recipient, Carter Rhea ’16 knows firsthand the advantages of scholarships. Thanks to support from the College of Charleston Fund, the senior math major has been able to focus solely on his academic interests and research in astrophysics.

“I am thankful to my donors because they gave me the ability to fully commit myself to my work, which has allowed me to grow as a person and hopefully attend an excellent graduate program,” says Rhea.

The College of Charleston Fund and Parents’ Fund provide immediate support for scholarships, faculty and the alumni network. With the generosity of 2,926 donors, these funds alone awarded scholarships to 244 deserving students last year. It also helped grow the number of alumni chapters to 40 – including three international chapters – and extended the reach of Alumni Career Services, which was able to host several regional workshops throughout the year.

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- 1770 SOCIETY -

Taking its name from the year that the College of Charleston was founded, the 1770 Society celebrates alumni, parents, faculty, staff, students, friends, corporations and foundation partners who contribute $1,000 or more each year to the College.

1770 Society donors provide leadership in their designation of annual support across campus.

Gifts at the 1770 Society level fund scholarships, leadership-based student programming, athletics, research initiatives and groundbreaking technology in the arts and sciences. $500,000+

Corporate and Foundation Partners ARGUS Software, Inc.

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Individual Donors Anonymous Betty Simmons Beatty Rose Dana and Charles Dana Ann Edwards and James B. Edwards* 1950 Reba Kinne Huge and Harry Huge Maureen Kerrigan and Stephen R. Kerrigan Edwin S. Pearlstine, Jr. Gene Reed, Jr. Susan F. Schottland and Peter B. Schottland Regina Kronsberg Shapiro and Samuel Robert Shapiro Emily Molony Swanson 1989 and Steve Dean Swanson 1989 Anita Zucker Corporate and Foundation Partners The Boeing Company Edgar T. Cato Foundation The Charles A. Dana Foundation The Oliver S. and Jennie R. Donaldson Charitable Trust Google, Inc. The Harry and Reba Huge Foundation The InterTech Group, Inc. SCANA Corporation Tides Foundation Wells Fargo

Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation The Henry and Sylvia Yaschik Foundation, Inc.

$50,000 - $99,999

Individual Donors Lynn F. Eads and Albert E. Eads III 1982 Birgitta Gaud and William Steen Gaud 1965 Jean W. Johnson and Tapley O. Johnson, Jr. Joseph W. Kaempfer, Jr. The Stanley and Charlot Karesh Family Julie Levine and Howard R. Levine Justin R. McLain 1998 Millie O'Shaughnessy and Michael O'Shaughnessy 1975 Mary S. Phipps and Howard Phipps, Jr. Stephen Knight Pond Melissa Smith and Robert E. Smith Laura Ricciardelli and David R. Watt Corporate and Foundation Partners BB&T BMW Corporation Nextgen Foundation Charitable Trust Michael O'Shaughnessy Foundation South Carolina Historical Society

$25,000 - $49,999

Individual Donors Anonymous Nella Gray Barkley Amy Judkins Bennett 1982 and Michael Roye Bennett

Andrea Borden and John Davies Gillespie Chris Brown and Mace Brown R. Michael Bryant 1985 Dianne M. Culhane and John J. Culhane Prudence and William Finn Rose Gangarosa and Eugene J. Gangarosa Sarah Permenter Hays 2003 and Joshua J. Hays 2003 Beth Holder and Tommy Holder Gretchen King and Caleb H. King 1994 Susan Knox and David A. Knox Karen A. Lawson-Johnston and Peter O. Lawson-Johnston II Bradford S. Marshall and Charles K. Marshall 1976 Karen L. New and Marc D. New 1984 Richard Nuckolas John Minott Rivers, Jr. Dan Wesley Robinson, Jr. Nella Barkley Schools 1986 and David R. Schools 1984 Bruce Shaw Adam Showell Catherine Small and Robert S. Small, Jr. Terri A. Walker and Christopher E. Walker Corporate and Foundation Partners Louis F. and Virginia C. Bantle Charitable Foundation, Inc. Bennett Hospitality Company The Cahnman Foundation, Inc. Daimler Vans Manufacturing, LLC Dominion Resources Services, Inc. eTrac Engineering Inc.

The Thomas F. and Patricia H. Farrow Charitable Trust Flagler System, Inc. Kenan Family Foundation Medical University of South Carolina Palmetto Clean Energy (PaCE) Palmetto Exterminators, Inc. John William Pope Foundation Arch W. Shaw Foundation Thomas Small Foundation The Estate of Margaret K. Sullivan 1939 U.S. Justice Charitable Foundation Wabash College

$10,000 - $24,999

Individual Donors Marlene Alfred Addlestone 1964 Judd Adelman Anonymous (5) Vickie Baker and Tommy B. Baker Michelle Baxley and Johnnie W. Baxley III 1992 Susan L. Beatty 1986 Jaclyn Berlinsky 1960 Carol Stern Brickman and Michael Brickman Cheryl Lynn Bruce and Kerry James Marshall Judith P. Buono and Mark J. Buono 1981 Samuel Burns Andree M. Caldwell Marnie Chardon and Marc Chardon Maureen Chilton and Richard L. Chilton, Jr. Jane Chrisman and Mason R. Chrisman Katharine Ciganovic and Denny D. Ciganovic

Anne Clark Tammy Darby and Charles P. Darby III Sara Calhoun Davis and Chuck Davis, Jr. Sara Givler DeWolf 2002 and Benjamin Karel DeWolf 2002 Susan Whitaker DiCamillo and Gary T. DiCamillo Emily Dreyfus and Mark B. Dreyfus Jean R. Feldman and John R. Feldman Herzman-Fishman Foundation (Carol H. Fishman and Leo Fishman*) Amy Foxhall and Joey H. Foxhall 1999 Dorothea Benton Frank and Peter Richard Frank Leslie Gambee and Peter C. Gambee Sherri Geddes 1991 and Timothy J. Geddes Benedict M. Graham Jamie H. Hall and Kevin Hall Elizabeth Hassell and Fleetwood S. Hassell Matthew Hicks Ann Higdon and Leo I. Higdon, Jr. Marilynn W. Hill and John A. Hill Hank Holliday III Robert Holt 1981 Jocelyn R. Jenkins 2003 and Shawn A. Jenkins Rise Husmann Johnson Amy McDonald Kinard 1977 and Jeffery E. Kinard 1977 Paul Kohlheim Melinda Ladyzinski and John Ladyzinski Elizabeth Rivers Lewine Josephine M. Lewis and Andrew H. Lewis, Sr. Raymond Lifchez * Deceased DONOR REPORT 2015 | 29

1770 SOCIETY Angela S. Lindner Nancy S. Longfield and William H. Longfield Jane E. Lurie and Robert D. Lurie Anne Lyndrup and Allen W. Lyndrup Richard T. Maclean 1988 Margaret Marcucci and Romolo M. Marcucci Michele York Mattox and John Christopher Mattox 2002 Lissy M. Morgan and David L. Morgan Alexa S. Mosteller and Charles S. Mosteller 1981 Carolyn Burroughs Muller 1980 and Barlowe Muller Tina Psillos Padgett 1978 and Gregory D. Padgett 1979 Dendy L. Pappas and Rallis L. Pappas 1978 Sarah C. Parker 1987 Kathryn Dziminski Parks and Stephen Michael Parks Scott S. Shanklin-Peterson and Terrance K. Peterson Stephanie Smith-Phillips and James H. Phillips 1973 Lucian W. Pinckney Beth A. Polis and Gerald D. Polis 1962 Susanne Stevens Richards 1993 and Mark W. Richards 1988 Lisa Decker Roy 2006 and Michael Arthur Roy II 2008 Melissa Garrison Sauls 1990 and Richard Keith Sauls 1990 Patricia Ricketts Scarafile 1966 Sigmund Schildcrout Margaret Seidler and Robert Seidler Mindelle K. Seltzer and Robert J. Lovinger Howard B. Sherman Katrina Sherrerd and David G. Smith Lawrence Simon 1976 Kaye Smith and T. Scott Smith Ann Nancy Webb Stafford 1970 and Sam Stafford III 1968 Cheryl Steadman and Paul W. Steadman 1983 Jane Steiner and Rodney Steiner Alexandra P. Tumbleston and Benny L. Tumbleston Andrea L. Volpe Lara Warren and Joseph Richard Warren 1997 H. Blaine Wimberly and Dick Wimberly Denise Wittich and Peter Wittich Tomi G. Youngblood and M. William Youngblood Corporate and Foundation Partners The Agricultural Society of South Carolina Saul Alexander Foundation America's Warrior Partnership Anonymous (2)

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Apgar Foundation, Inc. Avery Institute for Afro-American History and Culture Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund Barnes & Noble College Booksellers, Inc. BenefitFocus Benwood Foundation BiblioLabs, LLC The CDC Foundation Charleston Men's Chorus Charleston Wine and Food Festival Chilton Investment Company, Inc. City Market Hotel Associates, LLC ConocoPhilips The Chuck and Sara Calhoun Davis Foundation Denny's Dixon Hughes Goodman Foundation Inc. Dock Street Communities, Inc. Estes Express Lines, Inc. The Gavalas-Kolanko Foundation The Golden Pearl Foundation Robert C. and Louise S. Heffron Leadership Endowment of the Coastal Community Foundation Hibernian Society of Charleston Foundation IBM Joanna Foundation Peter R. & Cynthia K. Kellogg Foundation The Links at Stono Ferry William H. and Nancy S. Longfield Revocable Trust Charles Stewart Mott Foundation Nelson, Mullins, Riley and Scarborough New Morning Foundation Palmetto Brewing Company Parker Foundation Harold and Kate Reed Family Foundation The John M. Rivers, Jr. Foundation, Inc. Roper Saint Francis Healthcare Estate of Eleanor Delores Santos SMG Wilbur S. Smith & Stephanie E. SmithPhillips Foundation Steadman Agency, Incorporated Sun, Moon, and Stars Foundation Inc. SunTrust Foundation TD Charitable Foundation Warren Capital Group Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC WestRock Corporation

$5,000 - $9,999

Individual Donors Carolyn Nesbitt Anderson 1970 and James P. Anderson 1955

Philip Anderson 1981 and Paul Lindell Regina Hutto Anderson 1989 and Joseph B. Anderson 1986 Dr. Renee D. Anderson and Mr. Ivan V. Anderson, Jr. Anonymous (5) Lyn Attaway and Paul Attaway Elizabeth Bramlett Baker 1981 and Charles J. Baker III 1980 Sandra Baldridge and Ralph Baldridge III Jennifer Bastain and Matthew J. Bastian Donald E. Black 1953 Leah Brooks and Daniel Brooks Grier Gadsden Brown 1976 and William Glen Brown, Jr. 1976 Lucinda W. Bunnen Eda H. Cabaniss and Robert W. Cabaniss, Jr. Suzanne Hancock Cabaniss and James Blackard Cabaniss 1997 Kathy Cassidy and Frank Cassidy Billings Cay and John E. Cay III Deborah Chalsty Malcolm Clark Helen E. Clawson and Robert G. Clawson, Jr. Katherine Coffey Cooney 2004 and Kellen Cooney 2005 Barbara Cox Janet Heath Cracraft 1985 and Scott A. Cracraft 1983 Diane De Angelis and F. Garey De Angelis Leilani DeMuth Wendy M. Dopp and P. Steven Dopp Carolyn Draisin and Neil W. Draisin 1965 Anne Dukes and Robert J. Dukes, Jr. Judith C. Dunn and Paul D. Johnson Calvine Dunnan and Douglas M. Dunnan Meb Eady and John L. Eady 1963 Laurie Farr and Michael K. Farr Jessica Eckle Fisher 1996 Richard Foyle R. Pringle Pipkin Franklin and Samuel C. Franklin, Jr. Lynn Gagliardi and Michael E. Gagliardi Anthony James Gianoukos 1981 Jennifer Gianoukos and Andrew A. Gianoukos 1994 Laura Gianoukos and James A. Gianoukos Judith Gladden and Brian Gladden S. Camp Goodwin 2003 Elizabeth Tiller Gourdin 1980 and Theodore G. Gourdin 1981 Roslyn Greenspon and Martin Birnbaum Mariana Ramsay Hay 1982 and David M. Hay 1981 Ann Hellman and Max B. Hellman Valerie Baker Howell 2002 and Scott S. Howell 2002

Stephanie Goliwas Huger and James Middleton Huger Deborah H. Imperatore and Harold J. Imperatore Colin Johnson 2015 Whitney Mizell Jones and Charles Anthony Jones 1989 Frank Hawkins Kenan II 2005 Linda G. Ketner Jerry C. Kline Jeffrey John Lamberson 1993 Lainie Lesser-Mark Mark Lester Tara Liddle and Jeff Liddle Rachel Lorentzen and Per Lorentzen Catherine M. Marino Marianne L. Martino and Ralph F. Martino Kevin McColgan Glenn F. McConnell 1969 Susan McKenna and James P. McKenna Molly Brandhorst McMahon 1990 and Douglas E. McMahon Sharon Meadows and Randall S. Meadows Grace Melrod and Daniel Melrod Tony Meyer 1949 Risa Milbauer and David Milbauer Juliet S. Milligan and George H. Milligan Thomas E. O'Donnell Judy W. Olitsky and Harvey J. Olitsky Patricia Ory 1996 and Park Williams Bobby F. Ott Brooke Falk Permenter 2006 and Christopher B. Permenter 2005 Jane Pfeiffer Pat Potter and E. Guice Potter, Jr. Margaret M. Powell and John E. Powell Mamon Raber and Marc W. Raber Charles Andrew Rankin 1993 Linda Compton Ravenel and Daniel Ravenel 1972 Miriam Rosenblum and Jeffrey M. Rosenblum Wendy Rosenthal and Thomas G. Rosenthal Irene O. Rosenthall Kathryn P. Rutenberg and Brian C. Rutenberg 1987 Cathy Hawkins Seymore 1978 and Russell Jeffrey Seymore Karen Siegel and Robert C. Siegel Theodora W. Simons and Albert Simons III Deborah Schneider Smith Nancye B. Starnes and David P. Hughes Lillian L. Tezza 1965 and Peter J. Tezza 1965 Caroline W. Thibault and Albert A. Thibault Susan D. Trott Sandra Vineyard and Philip P. Vineyard, Jr. Karen A. Vournakis and John N. Vournakis Patience D. Walker

Mary Ellen L. Way and Charles S. Way, Jr. Betsy A. Fleming and Edward I. Weisiger, Jr. Frances C. Welch M. K. Wright Laura Funk Zucker 2006 and Jonathan Zucker

Corporate and Foundation Partners 2013 US Womens Amateur The Bill, Jeannie and Harry Ackerman Foundation Nathan and Marlene Addlestone Foundation Anonymous (2) Ashley Hall BB&T Byck Foundation Vera Cash Foundation, Inc. Charleston Race Week, LLC Charleston Restaurant Foundation, Inc. College of Charleston Alumni Association College of Charleston Volleyball Camp CresCom Bank Gaylord and Dorothy Donnelley Foundation Draisin Vision Group Stanley B. Farbstein Endowment Fund of the Coastal Community Foundation Gianoukos Brothers, LLC Hilton Garden Inn Mount Pleasant / DBA OTV Masters LLC The Howard Company, LLC / DBA Dunn LLC Huge Law Firm LLC Jimmy Johns Joseph and Catherine Johnson Family Foundation The Kite Foundation Charles G. Koch Charitable Foundation Leath, Bouch & Seekings, LLP Livingston Trucking Inc. Lowe Wild Dunes Investors, LP Lubo Fund Inc. Melrod Family Charitable Foundation MI-TECH, Inc. Norfolk Southern Corporation Post and Courier Foundation Raven Cliff Company RPM Holdings South Carolina Federal Credit Union Elbridge & Evelyn Stuart Foundation TheMatchingFund.org Trident Technical College United States Sailing Association, Inc. Uricchio, Howe, Krell, Jacobson, Toporek, Theo and Keith, PA Woodford Foundation for Limited Government The Jerry and Anita Zucker Family Foundation, Inc.

1770 SOCIETY $1,000 - $4,999

Individual Donors Maureen Ackerman and Roger G. Ackerman Stephanie Adam and Robert Adam Randall Adams Ilonka S. Adbo Gloria Ann Adelson Kimberly Adler Jeffrey Akhtar Lucy E. Albenesius and Edward L. Albenesius 1947 Lisa P. Aldrich 1982 and William C. Aldrich 1979 Robin M. Alexander and Brian E. Alexander 1990 Sharon F. Alexander and Clarence Richard Alexander, Jr. 1987 Maria Corontzes Alfieris 1976 and Cyrus Alfieris Marsha M. Alterman and Douglas J. Alterman Susan D. Altman and Charles S. Altman Susan W. Altman and Samuel H. Altman Emmy Lou Anderson Jane Anderson and Allan J. Anderson Anonymous (6) Ann Addlestone Apple William T. Arnett Ellen F. Arnovitz Melissa Webb Arscott 1991 and Stephen F. Arscott 1990 Nitsa Auerbach and Michael J. Auerbach Loretta Ayers and Robert Ayers David F. Aylor Brett M. Baker Leslie Ballotti and Geoffrey Ballotti Meenakshi Banik and Naren L. Banik Kristina E. Bannister 1992 and James W. Bannister Rebecca Barber and John Patrick Barber LaNelle D. Barber 1990 and Robert A. Barber, Jr. Caroline Barnes and Edward C. Barnes 1983 Valerie Manatis Barnet 1984 and William Barnet III Sharon Barnett and Charles J. Barnett Scooter DeLorme Barnette 1978 and George W. Barnette III 1958 Kenneth Barrack Patricia Baxter Barrett 1992 and William M. Barrett 1991 Timothy G. Barrett Lynn A. Barry and Richard F. Barry III JoEllen Basile and Jan Basile Susan Bass and Tom Bradford Doris Faye Baumgarten

Stephen J. Baumrind Karen Beardsley and James Beardsley Susie Beatty and John M. Beatty, Sr. Sarah Lee Copeland Beck 1983 and Mark D. Beck R. Philip Bees Ann Behrens and Gregg D. Behrens Ed Behrens Kathryn Bender Eve Berlinsky and Norman Berlinsky Barbara Bernstein and Donald H. Bernstein K. Tracey King Bible 1994 and Kenneth W. Bible Nadia P. Blanchat and Kent L. Rollins 1976 Blanche Blankenship and Tereance L. Blankenship 1982 Bess Brockington Bluestein 2002 and Brett A. Bluestein 1997 EttaLeah Bluestein and Nathan J. Bluestein Catherine B. Boardman 1984 Clayton P. Boardman III John Boatwright, Jr. Karen Knoble Bobrow and Barry Bobrow Sylvia M. Boineau and Maxcy C. Boineau 1958 Leslie Bolick Bolden 1989 and Dana Bolden Honor S. Bonds 1991 and Philip W. Bonds Amy L. Bondurant and David E. Dunn III Linda R. Bondurant and Gordon E. Bondurant Catherine M. Borling Susan M. Bottone-Boscia and Joseph A. Boscia Virginia Bostick and T. L. Bostick Marjorie E. Bottcher and Steven P. Bottcher Robert E. Bouton Michelle Bouvette and Pierre E. Bouvette 1981 Linda Bowden and Robert H Bowden Paula Bowen and William W. Bowen II Peggy Gunter Boykin 1981 and Darrell J. Boykin Sondra H. Branch and Lenord M. Branch 1968 Emily Brasher Lee Breeden and James O. Breeden Felicia S. Breeland and Floyd Breeland Susan A. Bridges 1979 and Kenneth Moore Gus Bright Marilyn Brilliant and Howard L. Brilliant Ronald H. Bristol Betty Brody and Harold J. Brody Randolph Neal Brooks Erica Henderson Brown 1993 and Christopher Brown Steve Brown

Benjamin D. Brownlee Peter Bruns Charlene Bunch and E. Karl Bunch Lisa Bollinger Burbage 1981 and John M. Burbage Priscilla D. Burbage and Walker Burbage Elizabeth Middleton Burke 1994 and Richard Burke Jennifer Spragins Burnett 1996 and Karl O. Burnett Alexander Burns Cindy Burns John Hartnett Busch 1985 Joseph Cabrera Tania Cahill and Michael E. Cahill Elizabeth Camp Leila Potts Campbell Vicki Campbell and Paul G. Campbell, Jr. Kelley S. Cannon 1992 and O'Neil H. Cannon II Alfina V. Capelli and Andrew J. Capelli Tom Carico Keith Carpenter Christel R. Carpenter and Rick L. Carpenter 1971 Lexy Carroll and John Carroll Susan Fitgerald Carter and John B. Carter, Jr. Scott Cayouette Amy Chalstrom and Harry Chalstrom Sarah E. Chilton Heather J. Chipley and Robert T. Chipley Sally C. Christian and James D. Christian 1997 Denise Ciccarelli and John L. Ciccarelli, Jr. Margaret Cieslikowski and Daniel Cieslikowski Katharine Wilkerson Claussen 1979 and August Christian Claussen III 1978 Robert G. Clawson III Jennifer Clayson and Davis Clayson Melissa Clegg and Todd Frizelle Demetria Noisette Clemons 1975 Dani Clevens and Ross A. Clevens Dawn Clisham and Kenneth Clisham Debby Close and William Close Claudia Cohen and David J. Cohen Manuel Cohen Marcy Coker and Thomas L. Coker Mary Ann K. Colbert and Timothy J. Colbert Dee Ann Cole 1987 and Richard Marvin Cole 1981 Elizabeth Ann Comppen 1995 Nicole Confarotta and Todd Aaron Confarotta 2000 Virginia C. Conlon and Kevin J. Conlon 1991 Ann B. Connellee and William L. Connellee

Brian E. Connolly 2001 Garth Otto Cook Gale H. Cooper and Elliott T. Cooper, Jr. Melissa J. Copeland 1991 and David R. Copeland, Jr. Patricia Copeland and Earle V. Copeland 1993 Christopher Lee Cordes 1994 Mitchel Fredrick Cordes 2012 Louise Cormier and John F. Cormier Charlotte Lee McConnell Cox 1996 and Eric S. Cox 1993 Linda Swain Crabbe 1978 and Mark Crabbe Jocelyn Craig and Michael Craig William E. Cramer Mary Beardall Creech 1984 and Bobby R. Creech, Jr. 1986 Carolyn J. Cremins and Bobby Cremins Mildred Crispyn and G. Joseph Crispyn Laureen Cron and Kenneth D. Cron Elizabeth DuValier Crotty and Jerome T. Crotty David W. Crowley 2002 Noula Cumins and Mark Cumins Tina M. Cundari 1996 and Cory E. Manning Joan Severance Cunningham 1960 and Robert C. Cunningham Nancy Currie Anna D. Dangerfield and Timothy N. Dangerfield 1976 L. Cherry Daniel 1975 Perrin Q. Dargan III 1984 Kenneth Davenport Jill Rabon Davidge 1982 and Nicholas A. Davidge Janice Peyton Davidson 1983 Alicia K. Davis Grayce Davis Linda S. de Menocal and Daniel C. de Menocal, Jr. Hart Deal and Jeffrey L. Deal Adam R. Dean 2006 Miriam F. DeAntonio George F. Debnam, Jr. 1994 Mary Degnan and John J. Degnan Elizabeth DeLuca and Anthony DeLuca Elaine Demetrion and Paul J. Roach Tamilyn Derryberry and Thomas K. Derryberry Janet Detwiler and Richard Detwiler Beverly Diamond and Edwin Hettinger Helen Michel Dodds 1963 and Kenneth Dodds Katrina B. Doig and Marion T. Doig III 1965 Kathleen M. Dolan Mary M. Dolan and Daniel D. Dolan, Jr.

Sarajane Dolinsky and Samuel Dolinsky Mary F. Dolliver and Joseph F. Dolliver* Fred Dolloff John Dolven Kelly Douglass and John D. Douglass 1999 Andrea Finder Draisen and David Draisen Isabel G. Driggers and Jacob G. Driggers 1997 Larry Driggers Alicia J. Dubin and William R. Dubin Whitney O. Duffy and Edward W. Duffy, Jr. 1983 Vicky Dukes and Daniel S. Dukes IV 1981 Yvette Dunn and Donald G. Dunn, Jr. Sheila Maher Dworkin and Paul H. Dworkin Liz Edwards and Paul Edwards Daniel Einstein Ryan Jacob Eleuteri 2002 Neel Lane Ellison 1993 Mohamed Elshami Donna Looms Emerson 1977 and Barry A. Emerson Candace Emsiek and Richard Emsiek Katie Eney and Craig Eney Carolyn M. Epperly Susan Euart and John F. Euart Yvonne duFort Evans 1958 and L. Wilbur Evans 1951 Alice W. Farmer and Curtis C. Farmer Lisa Harrell Farmer 1986 Sharon L. Feinberg and Dennis A. Feinberg Sandra Fennell and George W. Fennell Suzanne Cashion Ferrara 1979 and Robert M. Ferrara 1972 Lisa K. Ferrett 1974 and Donald A. Ferrett 1976 Richard E. Fields Christen Cook Files and Jeffrey Brian Files 2004 Patricia Fisher and David Fisher Terry Becker Fisher 2007 and Dennis J. Fisher Kay Fitkin and Scott Fitkin Brian Flanagan Charlotte Flint and Michael J. Flint 1977 George Flynn Trisha Folds-Bennett and Brett Bennett Katharine Ford Jeffrey A. Foster Harold I. Fox 1947 Mary Fraggos and George Fraggos Karen Fraser and Christopher B. Fraser Alberta Way Freeman and Robert L. Freeman 1978 Donna Pazdan Friedman 1988 and Randolph J. Friedman Trent Friedmann Kathleen Fry and Edward T.A. Fry DONOR REPORT 2015 | 31

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Richard A. Haddad 1975 Dana Hagan and Matthew Taylor Hagan 2002 Bill A. Hall Jeanne Hall and William Hall Barbara Hallberg and Tom Hallberg Emily Haly and Adam J. Haly 1994 Elizabeth Stevens Ham 1980 and Forrest Cleave Ham Mary E. Hanahan Lizanne Hanckel and John Hanckel Elizabeth Gravels Hanlon 2011 and Patrick Russell Hanlon, Sr. 2009 Sandra Hannegan and Chris Hannegan Nancy W. Harper and Wayne L. Harper Lillian V. Harris Roger T. Harris Sylvia C. Harriss and W. Lee Harriss Cynthia A. Harton 1975 Sylvia Craver Harvey 1958 and Charles Edward Harvey, Sr. Elizabeth Haskin and William B. Haskin, Jr. 1986 Winslow Hastie Janet Haughey and Richard O. Haughey Janette Hawkins and Robert Hawkins Karen K. Hawkins Sabine Haythe and Thomas M. Haythe Holly Hazard and Richard Clayton Joan Hazelton and John Douglas Hazelton Susan B. Heath and Arthur J. Heath Elaine Heckelman and Joseph Heckelman Bert Hefke Dorothy Hefner and Frank L. Hefner Angela Fuller Heick 1995 and Matthew Benjamin Heick 1996 Cynthia M. Heldrich and Frederick J. Heldrich III L. Scott Helms 1984 Deborah D. Herbert and Kenneth Herbert Pamela G. Hesseltine and Ernest B. Hesseltine Amy L. Heyel 1992 and William Fernandez Pamela Hightower and James F. Hightower 1982 George G. Hill 1981 Joanne Hill and Joseph R. Liro Willem J. Hillenius Sarah Sikowitz Hite and Aaron Patrick Hite 2001 Andrea B. Hodge and James G. Hodge, Jr. 1989 Marilyn Hoffman Laura Hammond Holdych 1993 and Stephen T. Holdych Lucy L. Holton and Peter S. Holton Mark Hoover Katherine Horton and Nehl Horton Patricia Horton and Richard Horton

Alice McTeer Howell 2002 and John Travis Howell 1999 Betty Faris Howell Margize Howell and John Pearson Wright Virginia Taylor Howell 1989 and Roy A. Howell III 1984 Sherri Montgomery Howie 1987 and Theodore V. Howie, Jr. 1983 Edith Howle and Rick Throckmorton Julie A. Huffman and David Huffman Susan Stansell Huggins 1989 and Tracy S. Huggins 1991 Gail Hughes and Timothy W. Hughes Rebacca Hughes and William L. Hughes Vivian Viles Huguley 1974 and John E. Huguley, Jr. 1972 Carol Joy Mackey Hume 1975 and Corey D. Hume 1977 Richard Hunt Brenda Isaac and Bob Isaac 1958 Elizabeth K. Ives and Timothy O. Ives Jane Iwan and Laurence Iwan Mary Angela Jackson Joanna Jaicks J. Christopher Jankowski 1993 Carole Lane Jaques 1963 and Charles A. Jaques 1963 Anne F. Jennings 1978 Patricia R. Jetton 1990 and William W. Jetton Terry L. Johnson and Carl R. Johnson 1971 Danny Kay Johnson, Jr. 2011 Mary Quinto Johnson 1994 and Ashley Johnson Meredith Caldwell Johnson 2002 and Trevor Scott Johnson Margaret Johnston and Bradley L. Johnston Karen Burroughs Jones 1974 Sandra Harley Jones 1963 and Kenneth L. Jones 1963 Mary J. Jordan and John M. Jordan, Jr. 1962 Carin Jorgensen and Patrick M. Woster Margaret Jorgensen and Douglas Jorgensen Thomas Joyner Pamela Kaplan and Stanley Martin Kaplan Rhonda Kaspar and John Kaspar Elizabeth Kassebaum Susan B. Kaufman and Louis J. Kaufman Kimberly Webb Keable 1994 and Clive Robert Keable Anne Atwater King 1978 and Kenneth T. King 1979 Delores Kingery and Craig D. Kingery Elizabeth King and Blaine Gerber Sharon Brock Kingman 1980 and Rus Kingman Ruth Kinzey and Joseph Elgin Gettys Mitzi Kirshtein and Sam Kirshtein 1945 Catherine A. Kocher and Mark J. Kocher

Ann Konzen and Michael Konzen Marie L. Kosian and Robert A. Kosian Polly S. Kosko and George C. Kosko Callie P. Kouten and Peter A. Kouten, Sr. 1988 Heather L. Kuch and Aron T. Kuch 2002 Margaret Kuniansky and Alan L. Kuniansky Amy Kuntz and James Kuntz Paula Kutcher and Leslie Kutcher Nancy Kutler and Edward Kutler Tina Lacey Andrew Lally Marie M. Land and John C. Land III Susan K. Lander and Larry D. Lander Croft Lane and Hugh C. Lane, Jr. Mary Wilson LaRoche 1979 and Stan LaRoche, Jr. Stephanie Latham and Zane Paul Latham 2004 Brenda Lauderback Sigrid Laughlin and Michael J. Laughlin Darlene Hoover Leach 1986 and Jackie Leach Lisa C. LaVecchia Anne Rhodes Lee Nancy Leet and George Leet Cynthia M. Legette 1993 and Jeff Legette Sunshine Leinbach and Tyler Leinbach Benjamin F. Lenhardt, Jr. Dianne Lever and Ben R. Lever III Rose Levin and Theodore Levin Jennifer Bahen Liberatos 1999 and John A. Liberatos 1992 Janet P. Lipov and Larry A. Lipov Catherine Cooper Lipp 1997 and James Lewis Lipp 1999 Terri-Ann Lisa and Michael Lisa Nina P. Liu Marcea Lloyd and Edwin O. Lloyd Susan R. Lourie Courtney Lowell and Randy Russell Lowell 1995 Teresa Major Luhrs 1983 and William J. Camp Elisabeth S. Lynch and Spencer J. Lynch Carl Mabry Teresa E. MacGillivray and Mattison J. MacGillivray Cathryn Hill Mahon 1980 and Thomas Mahon II 1974 John Mahoney Patrick Graham Maiden 2007 Lisa D. Main and Emory S. Main Cynthia Harwood Malanos 1970 and George E. Malanos 1968 Laura L. Marchant and William Wood Marchant III 1989 Susan Clark Marlowe 1976 and Robert William Marlowe 1971 Christopher G. Martin 1992 Michael S. Martin

ATHLETICS SEIZE NEW OPPORTUNITY The College’s Department of Athletics has launched the Patriots Point athletics facility initiative to help drive future success and enhance Athletics’ ability to serve as a major point of pride and connection for the entire College of Charleston community. The Patriots Point project calls for a 20,600-square-foot, threestory structure located at the north end of the soccer field. Highlights include: • Sports-performance suite, with outside turf for training • State-of-the-art sports medicine center, with underwater treadmill and cold plunge pool

• Locker rooms for baseball, softball and men’s and women’s soccer • Academic study areas

• Coaches’ offices

• Multipurpose room and outdoor viewing deck

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Claire K. Fund Helen Bradham Furnans 1963 Lisa Alexander Gadsden 1978 and Frank M. Gadsden 1980 Neva Anderson Gadsden 1986 and Richard H. Gadsden, Jr. 1981 Justin P. Gaeta 2009 Victoria Gale and Jack Siemsen Cynthia Garland and Philip Garland Jo Garrett and Edward D. Garrett Laura Garrett and Robert Garrett Ann Garris and Hollis Garris Bridgid Garrison and Robert Garrison Catherine Rebekah Gavalas 2001 Deborah Mohr Geffken Pamela Geiger and Harvey R. Geiger William Chad George Emily Allen Giarrocco 2010 and Brian Vincent Giarrocco 2010 Jessica Gonzales Gibadlo 1997 and James Brent Gibadlo 1997 Godfrey A. Gibbison Robin Ginsberg and Samuel Ginsberg Kimberly Giulio and Anthony Giulio Arthur Glenn Robert Lee Going 2003 Steven Gold Harriet Lauper Goldberg 1985 and Charles S. Goldberg Ruth P. Goldberg Henrietta U. Golding 1974 Marc Goodrich Tori G. Goodwin and Braye C. Boardman 1991 Sherri Grace and John R. Grace Jacklyn Jenkins Grant 2001 and Earl Grant Kathryn Graven and Dennis J. Encarnation 1974 Pat Gray and Timothy Gray Judith Green Jennifer Smith Green 1996 and Mark J. Green 1997 Phillip H. Greenberg Stuart Greenberg Laurel Greer and Henry Greer M. Bryant Gregory, Jr. Wendi Griffith and Jack W. Griffith, Jr. 1975 Stephanie Griswold and Roger Griswold, Jr. Michael W. Grueneberger 2003 Nancy Sharkey and Keith Grybowski William Dillard Gudger Deborah Wise Guerry 1980 and John Everett Guerry III 1990 Patricia Sullivan Gustafson 1972 and Kenneth S. Gustafson, Sr. 1975 Carol P. Hacker and Ronald F. Hacker Shannon Withrock Haddad 1978 and

“The Patriots Point upgrade will have an enormous impact on athletic and recreational life at the College, not only for our sports teams, but for the entire community.”

– Matt Heath, head baseball coach

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1770 SOCIETY Wanda C. Martin and Thomas R. Martin David P. Masich Susan Massamillo and Eugene Massamillo Susan Master and Michael A. Master Carolyn Matalene and H. William Matalene III Brian Joseph Mathias 2003 Elizabeth Matthews and Timothy Matthews Sylvia A. Matthews 1983 Jessica Maxwell and Grover C. Maxwell III Amy Thompson McCandless Margaret McCarthy and David McCarthy Beth Wojcik McCarty and Thomas P. McCarty 2004 Renee McCauley and Bill Manaris Carolyn McClam and Mark H. McClam 1982 Isabel McCluskey and George McCluskey Gwen McCurdy and Layton McCurdy Katherine Moorer McDermott 1979 and James Patrick McDermott 1978 Gloria McDonald and Arthur W. McDonald Harriet P. McDougal Kellee Schreiner McGahey 2010 and Robert J. McGahey III 2000 Brian McGee Deborah McGee Patrick McGovern Dallas McGuire Maura F. McIlvain and J. B. McIlvain Sarah E. McKay and H. Chapman McKay 1986 W. Andrew McKenna Charles McKinney and Tonya McKinney Judith J. McMahon and Lawrence A. McMahon 2006 Janyce E. McMenamin Mary W. McNab and James R. McNab, Jr. Julie O. Medich and William G. Medich Allen Meglin Jennifer Mendelsohn and David B. Mendelsohn 1994 Rhetta Mendelsohn and Joseph S. Mendelsohn Nancy N. Mendelson and Bernard P. Mendelson 1953 Beth Pierce Meredith 1997 and Robert R. Meredith, Jr. Carrie Blair Messal Ronald Meyer Stephanie C. Mignone and Robert J. Mignone Emily F. Mikell and G. Lee Mikell 1984 Julie Sizemore Miler and D. Sherwood Miler III 1974 Jonathan Millen Dana Miller and Douglas Miller Deborah A. Miller 34 | 2015 DONOR REPORT

Mark A. Miller 1983 Patty McPherson Miller 1977 and Marshall V. Miller Robert Miller Dolores Floyd Millings 1993 and Ronald A. Millings 1994 Shirley Mills and Michael Stephen Mills Michael D. Mirmanesh 2009 Kerry Mobley Missel 1976 and Frederick G. Missel, Jr. 1976 Joseph David Mitchell 1980 Pamela Moise and Robert M. Moise John Montgomery Marylouise Monty and Shawn A. Monty Karoline Moon and Marvell Adams 2000 Mark Shelton Moore Michael Moore Annaliza Oehmig Moorhead 1992 and John Kirkman Moorhead Kelly Theresa Moorhead 1999 Carol Morgan Rebecca Price Morris 2009 Valerie B. Morris and Boris Bohun-Chudyniv Susan J. Morrison Cathy Morse and John Tucker Morse Jessica Morse and Richard B. Morse Margie Morse and Wardell M. Morse Susan T. Morse and Richard M. Morse Lily Harriman Mortimer 2012 Howard Mosbacher Carol Legare Mozingo 1974 and George Mozingo Bette Mueller-Roemer and James W. Crocker La Guardia Smith Myers 1993 and Anthony Myers Carol A. Mysel Kelly Navarro and Benjamin W. Navarro Marlijo Nelson and Rhame Nelson 1988 Arnold M. Nemirow Linda Nevin and Bob Nevin Katharine Nevin and Lindsay Nevin Margaret Newbern and Thomas Newbern Sally Newell and John H. Newell, Jr. Diane S. Newman and Roger Newman Kathy Newsome and James Newsome III Christopher J. Niceley Regina Nienaber Joe Norton Jerry J. Nuss 1990 Marlene O'Bryant-Seabrook and Arthur Seabrook Lisa O'Donovan and Patrick R. O'Donovan 1981 Jeremiah Bradley Olsen 2013 Elizabeth Heneghan Ondaatje Christine Stiepel Osborne 1978 and C. Wayne Osborne, Jr. 1978

Mary Osborne and Stephen C. Osborne 1973 Janelle Othersen and H. Biemann Othersen, Jr. 1950 Marguerite B. Palmer Norma C. Palms and John M. Palms Kelly Gleffe Passarello and Michael C. Passarello 2008 Penelope J. Patton 1982 and George P. Cobb III 1982 Terri Pauls and Doug Pauls Maynard Pearlstine Susan Pearlstine Jeryll Haas Perlmutter 1983 and Martin Perlmutter Diana Permar and Mark Permar Michael D. Petroff and Kelly K. Petroff 1999 Eileen Petruch and Myron D. Petruch Nevan Earl Phillips 2011 Diana Pickering and George W. Pickering II Alison Piepmeier Kathleen Pileggi and Dominic Joseph Pileggi Linda Plunkett and Ronald C. Plunkett 1997 Roben G. Plyler 1980 and Edward T. Plyler Sandra A. Poliakoff and Edward E. Poliakoff Denley Poor-Reynolds and Matthew Reynolds Jerry Post Mary Jo Potter and William Z. Potter Toya Diann Pound 1991 and Eugene Yin-Min Chang Alice H. Prater and Harlan I. Prater IV Carol Preisinger and Robert Nitkewicz Christine W. Pringle and Walter M. Pringle 1989 Ann Looper Pryor 1983 and Gregory Pryor Anne Stender Puckhaber 1947 Gail F. Puffenbarger and Douglas R. Puffenbarger 1981 Robin H. Query and Erwin L. Query, Jr. 1977 Elizabeth Rachel Wayne Rackoff and Elizabeth Rackoff Kathy Ramich and James M. Ramich Alexander W. Ramsay Ric R. Ravenel and Arthur Ravenel, Jr. 1950 Eileen Schweers Ray 1985 and Roger A. Ray Mary Ready and Joseph F. Ready Ronald Lee Reese Courtney Jones Renault and Michael Remy Renault 1995 Alan J. Reyner William P. Rhett, Jr. 1953 William Rice Laura Catoe Richards 1997 and J. Mark Richards Robben Richards Jennifer Richardson and Marvin Joseph Richardson 1992

Betty B. Riggs Manda Riggs and J. West Riggs 1993 Sandra Riley Brenda Riska and Guy Riska Bene Jacobs Rittenberg and Charles Rittenberg 1995 Kathleen H. Rivers Nicholas S. Roach Julie Spell Roberts 1984 and Tobin J. Roberts 1982 Louester Smalls Robinson 1977 and Peter J. Robinson Jeanette Rockefeller and Parker B. Rockefeller Gail B. Roddey and J. Richards Roddey Renee Buyck Romberger 1981 and Randy Romberger Bernice W. Rosen and Benedict P. Rosen Sandra Kahn Rosenblum 1980 Leila Davenport Ross 2000 and William Ross Rudy T. Rothseiden 2003 Laura Rounce and Tim Rounce Rose Condon Hamm Rowland 1972 and John Rowland Edith Rubin and Joseph W. Rubin Julie Rudolph and Howard Rudolph Ann Ruppe and Philip E. Ruppe Brenda Rush Jodi Rush and Jon Baumgarten Ronnie A. Sabb Klaus Said Patti S. Salisbury and Howard G. Salisbury, Jr. Zoe D. Sanders and Alexander M. Sanders, Jr. Robert John Sauers 1977 and D. Oliver Bowman David Savard Margaret P. Schachte and Hal S. Currey Jordy Christian Schaffner 2002 Anne Schellie and Peter D. Schellie April Schiff and Gordon Schiff Jeffrey Matthew Schilz 2000 Janice E. Schlaeppi and Bart J. Schlaeppi Betty Jo Schleier and Dudley Schleier Dean Schmelter Diane Schroder and William G. Schroder 1999 Jerrye Scofield and Timothy Scofield Carmen Sessions Scott 1996 and James Maffitt Scott Anne W. Semmes and William A. Semmes Jamie Frances Shafer 2010 Stuart Shamah Betsy Shannon and Martin Shannon Sheryl Guile Sharry 1977 and Paul Sharry Leanne Shaw and Christopher T. Shaw Roy G. Shaw Kathleen Sheftall and Benjamin F. Sheftall Melody Weinstein Shemtov and Michael S. Shemtov 2000

Joann Boyd Sherman 1997 and Mitchell L. Sherman Ivan Morton Sherman 1974 and Mark Ledet Berkeley Shervin Kathleen G. Shevitz and Mark Shevitz Vita V. Shoemaker and Daniel B. Shoemaker Rebecca Shackelford Sigmon 1970 and Lee Merrell Sigmon 1968 Gloria Seithel Silcox 1966 and Willard A. Silcox, Jr. 1965 Amy Skipper and Christopher A. Skipper 1993 Melissa A. Slone Annie Smith and Jason A. Smith 1998 Carleen L. Smith and Woodie R. Smith Catherine P. Smith and Hilton C. Smith, Jr. Cherie Westendorff Smith 2003 and C. Ryan Smith 2002 Cynthia M. Smith Gloria Smith and Norman J. Smith Kay H. Smith Sandra Smith and Shawn R. Smith 1996 Teresa Smith Susan M. Smythe and Henry B. Smythe, Jr. Maggie Snyder and James F. Snyder Laurie Soenen and Scott Soenen Cynthia Solomon and Kerry Solomon Sue A. Sommer-Kresse and John L. Kresse Josh Sorkin Patricia Spaulding and David G. Spaulding Jean Rouse Spell 1958 and Pete Spell Mary Ruth Starr 1985 and Christopher W. Starr 1983 Ellen S. Steinberg and Robert M. Steinberg Susan Steinberg and Bernard Steinberg Patricia H. Steiner and Maurice L. Steiner Erin Elizabeth Stokes 2004 Karen S. Stokes-Rhodes 1979 and C. Anthony Rhodes Ann Stone Laura Stone and David E. Stone Yvonne Morrison Stoneburner and Frank Stoneburner Katina P. Strauch and Bruce Strauch Deb Strickler and Paul Strickler Kimberly Miner Strong Katherine Watkins Strubeck 1980 and Louis R. Strubeck, Jr. 1980 Hunter P. Stunzi 2007 Mary Sudzina and Michael R. Sudzina Alexander Lee Sullivan 2002 Frederick E. Swanson 1994 Cayce Cole Tangeman 1997 and Craig S. Tangeman 1991 Linda Marie Tangeman 1992 Kimberley Tanico and Paul P. Tanico

1770 SOCIETY Judith Tarleton and Larry Tarleton Karen Tarpey and John David Tarpey 2000 Beth Cauthen Tate 1981 Aimee Rogers Thomas 1993 and Jay A. Thomas 1993 Edward L. Thomas Sarah R. Thomas and Grady G. Thomas III 1991 Allison Burke Thompson 1995 and Joseph DuRant Thompson III Laura Jenkins Thompson 1977 and Joseph Francis Thompson, Jr. 1974 Katherine Thomson and Thomas Thomson Diana Thornley and George C. Thornley Kelly Workman Tick 2001 and Louis C. Tick 1998 Jaret L. Tidwell Dana Robinson Tiller 1984 and John H. Tiller 1984 Antonio Tillis Caitlin T. Tobin and Christopher R. Tobin Chloe Knight Tonney 1984 and Rick Tonney Sharon Toporek and Edwin Toporek Ann Ward Treat 2004 and Ryan Rath Treat 2003 Debra Treyz and James O. Treyz III Anna Tsalapatas and George Gratzick Andrea Schulman Tucker and Jay Scott Tucker Latasha Y. Tucker 2009 Margaret K. Turner and Banks Turner Michael Twilley Chreyl Valente and Mark Valente Anita Condon van de Erve 1970 Holley P. Van Horn and Stephen E. Van Horn, Jr. 1997 Lucienne Van Schaack and J. Gregory Van Schaack Mildred M. Vance Ellen C. Vaughan 1981 Edward Vest Rich Villacres C. Dawn Visceglia and Peter Calcagno Patricia A. Votava Keli Patterson Walden 2001 Anne Walker and George Walker Katherine Ann Walker 2001 Nancy Guerrieri Walker Michael B. Walsh 1981 Emma Walter and Floyd Carl Walter, Jr. Donna Waring and Perry K. Waring Peggy Watt and George P. Watt, Jr. Charlie Brickman Way 1993 Julia S. Webb and Richard O. Webb Richard Davis Webb, Jr. Andrea Weinstein and Louis Weinstein Mark Welch Caroline Welch West 1993 and William West Jacqueline M. Whelan and Stephen W. Whelan, Jr. 1975

Lucille S. Whipper MaryPat Whitmyer and Wesley W. Whitmyer, Jr. Thomas R. Wieters Jane Wilford and D. S. Wilford Alana O. Williams and Derrick L. V. Williams 1999 Gillian Williams and Gervonia A. Williams 1998 James A. Williams Stuart Williams Patricia Williams-Lessane and Talim A. Lessane Gladys S. Wilson and Decatur Wilson Libby Winthrop and John Winthrop Teresa Brown Withrow 1989 and Randall P. Withrow 1990 Adam Witty Michele McGee Wolfert Erna A. Womble 1978 and William Womble, Jr. John Beale Wood, Jr. 1983 Michael L. Wooddy Cheryll Novak Woods-Flowers 1981 and Harold C. Flowers Linda Woodside and Ben Perry Woodside III Erica Wooten Woodward and W. Dixon Woodward Elaine Worzala and David M. Wyman Elizabeth M. Guerard Wright and Richard T. Wright Marty Young and Gregory Young Sally Young and William R. Young, Jr. Kenton B. Youngblood and Jarrett A. Youngblood Radomir Zaric 1998 Mindelle Ziff and Loren R. Ziff Taryn Zimmerman and Glenn Zimmerman Gretchen M. Zoeller 2006 Jessica Gerrick Zucker and Jeffrey Mark Zucker Corporate and Foundation Partners 4S Builders, Inc. 670 Stage Coach Loop LLC Advantage Media Group Allen Charitable Lead Annuity Trust Anonymous (2) Apartment Services, Inc. ARAMARK Services Arnett Construction, LLC Associated Jewish Charities of Baltimore Atkinson Pool Co. & Hot Springs Spas The Atlantic Philanthropies (USA) Inc. Atlantic Trucking Company, Inc. ATS Logistics, Inc. The Bandersnatch Group, Inc.

Bank of North Carolina The Bank of South Carolina Banks Construction Company The Barnet Foundation Trust Barrett Asset Management, LLC Baylor University The Beach Company Donald H. and Barbara K. Bernstein Family Foundation Big Lots, Inc Blackbaud, Inc. Blockhead Builders, LLC Briar's Creek LLC Burnet & Joseph S. Mendelsohn, LLC Burris Liquor Store Business Professionals Network Inc. Butcher & Bee East Nashville LLC C. T. Lowndes and Company C3 Investments of North Carolina, Inc. C3 Investments, Inc. The Capital Solutions Group Center for Creative Retirement Century Contractors, Inc. Charleston Beer Works Charleston Branch Harbor Pilots The Charleston Club Charleston Crab House Corporate Office The Charleston Information Group LLC Charleston Place Charleston Restorative and Cosmetic Dentistry, LLC Charleston Riverdogs Charleston Running Club, Inc. Charleston Symphony Orchestra Chorus Charming Inns Coastal Skin Solutions College of Charleston Cougar Club College of Charleston School of Humanities & Social Sciences Colonial Construction Materials Inc. Cougars LLC Croghan's Jewel Box Cron Family Foundation Philip N. Daly and Frances K. Daly Charitable Lead Unitrust Daniel Ravenel Sotheby's International Realty David and Sylvia Weisz Family Foundation Deutscher Bruderliche Bund Dixie Furniture Company E and L Management Services, LLC East Bay Deli East Cooper Outboard Beneficent Group, Inc. Elliott Davis, LLC Embassy Suites Historic Charleston Enactus Ferguson Enterprises, Inc. Ferris Family Foundation

Financial Freedom Advisors, LLC First Citizens Bank Forest Board Corporation Foundation for the Charlotte Jewish Community Francis Marion Hotel The Gender Gap Foundation George R. and Janet E. Desko Charitable Foundation The German Friendly Society Gilbert Holdings LLC The Harvey Ginsberg Foundation Glasgow Roofing Company Globe Foundation Good Smoke, LLC Samuel and Regina Greene Family Fund of Coastal Community Foundation Halls Chophouse Mary and Kathleen Harriman Foundation Mary W. Harriman Foundation Hay Tire Company, Inc. The Helmle-Shaw Foundation Hillel: The Foundation for Jewish Campus Life Holt Family Foundation Honeywell Foundation The Howell Brothers IA Kessler Meeting Street, LLC Jackson Davenport Opticians Richard G. Jacobus Family Foundation, Inc Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta Kaplan, Massamillo & Andrews, LLC Kiawah Island Golf Resort Town of Kiawah Island Herbert and Harriet Keyserling Endowment Kosman Foundation L.P. Green & Partners LPG Inc. Landmark Land Inc. Laurence S. Weiss & Edith G. Weiss Foundation, Inc LeasingandManagement.com, LLC DBA RENTCHARLESTON.COM Lenhardt Foundation John Liberatos Real Estate Company Limehouse Produce Company Lowndes Properties Maersk Inc. Magnolia Plantation Foundation Marketing Resources Matthew Jewelry Inc., DBA David's Fine Jewelry McCormick & Company, Inc. MDC Foundation Sherwood Miler Real Estate LLC Miller Conway LLC Joseph J. Miller Foundation Moe's Southwest Grill

Mount Pleasant Shuttle, Inc. MUSC Physicians National Society of Colonial Dames of America in S.C. NewBridge Bank Novelis Corporation Packwood Management Inc. The Peper Law Firm, PA Periodontal Associates Persimmon Cafe Pi Kappa Alpha Ronald and Kimberly Price Donor Advised Fund Pronetics Health Care Group Quinn Hotels Praha, A.S. Regions Bank Rudolph & Associates, LLP RW Products, LLC Joseph J. Schott Foundation D.L. Scurry Foundation ServisFirst Bank Sixth District Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. Skipper Law Firm, LLC The Sledge Foundation, Inc. Smalley Trucking Snap Capital LLC Oscar & Mona Sokol Foundation Sophia Institute South Carolina Association of Investment Professionals Southcoast Community Bank Southern Exposure Painting LLC The Springs Company The George Stern & Sara Stern Foundation Storey Foundation Inc. Superior Transportation, Inc. Target Corporation TBonz Restaurant Group Texas Jewish Historical Society Inc. Thompson Construction Group Inc. Torus Sphere Corporation The Trailer Shop LLC Trident Construction Company, Inc. Trident United Way TSW II Management Company The USMMA Sailing Foundation Inc. United Housing Connections Wells Fargo Bank Wells Fargo Foundation Wertimer & Associates Landscape Architects WestRock Community Development and Land Management Group The Whittier Trust Company The Estate of Margaret J. Winter Womble Carlyle Sandridge & Rice, LLP Yeamans Hall Club DONOR REPORT 2015 | 35

Long declared one of the most magnificent avenues of oaks in the world, the majestic, tree-lined original entrance to the College's Dixie Plantation personifies the natural beauty that exists on the property. Some of the trees are believed to be 250–275 years old.

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- LIVE OAK SOCIETY -

Taking its name from the majestic live oak trees that make the College’s campus so distinct, the Live Oak Society recognizes our most loyal donors (those who give consistently for five years or more and provide the roots of the College’s philanthropic foundation).

Live Oak Society donors are leaders in making the College of Charleston a priority year after year, and their generosity continues to advance the mission of the College.

25+ YEARS

Karen K. Abrams and Andrew L. Abrams Saul Alexander Foundation Carolyn Nesbitt Anderson 1970 and James P. Anderson 1955 Anonymous Elizabeth Bramlett Baker 1981 and Charles J. Baker III 1980 Nell Prior Baldacchino 1967 and Joseph F. Baldacchino Scooter DeLorme Barnette 1978 and George W. Barnette III 1958 Jaclyn Berlinsky 1960 Sondra H. Branch and Lenord M. Branch 1968 Grier Gadsden Brown 1976 and William Glen Brown, Jr. 1976 Malcolm Clark Dorothy Gelson Cohen 1939 Ann B. Connellee and William L. Connellee Sherry Cox and Boyce V. Cox Joan Severance Cunningham 1960 and Robert C. Cunningham Janet Deavor and James P. Deavor Beverly Diamond and Edwin Hettinger Katrina B. Doig and Marion T. Doig III 1965 Donna Looms Emerson 1977 and Barry A. Emerson Hope Morris Florence 1970 Susan W. Freeman and Harry W. Freeman, Jr. 1967

Neva Anderson Gadsden 1986 and Richard H. Gadsden, Jr. 1981 Harriet Lauper Goldberg 1985 and Charles S. Goldberg Patricia Sullivan Gustafson 1972 and Kenneth S. Gustafson, Sr. 1975 Cecilia Haborak and George E. Haborak Sylvia Craver Harvey 1958 and Charles Edward Harvey, Sr. Mariana Ramsay Hay 1982 and David M. Hay 1981 Cynthia M. Heldrich and Frederick J. Heldrich III Betty Faris Howell Carol Joy Mackey Hume 1975 and Corey D. Hume 1977 Colleen Wolpert Jernigan 1978 and Bobby Jernigan Jean W. Johnson and Tapley O. Johnson, Jr. Karen Burroughs Jones 1974 Linda Jones and Gordon E. Jones Sandra Harley Jones 1963 and Kenneth L. Jones 1963 Judith Kaiser and Charles F. Kaiser Anne Atwater King 1978 and Kenneth T. King 1979 Mitzi Kirshtein and Sam Kirshtein 1945 Tina Lacey Anne Burges Lake 1964 and Joel J. Lake Josephine M. Lewis and Andrew H. Lewis, Sr. Amy Thompson McCandless Rhetta Mendelsohn and Joseph S. Mendelsohn

Tony Meyer 1949 Susan J. Morrison Marlijo Nelson and Rhame Nelson 1988 Christine Stiepel Osborne 1978 and C. Wayne Osborne, Jr. 1978 Janelle Othersen and H. Biemann Othersen, Jr. 1950 Tina Psillos Padgett 1978 and Gregory D. Padgett 1979 Elise Schweers Peeples 1983 and Paul W. Peeples, Jr. Jeryll H. Perlmutter 1983 and Martin Perlmutter Anne Stender Puckhaber 1947 and Bernard F. Puckhaber* 1950 Linda Compton Ravenel and Daniel Ravenel 1972 Ric R. Ravenel and Arthur Ravenel, Jr. 1950 Rebecca Shackelford Sigmon 1970 and Lee Merrell Sigmon 1968 Maggie Snyder and James F. Snyder Sue A. Sommer-Kresse and John L. Kresse Ann Nancy Webb Stafford 1970 and Sam Stafford III 1968 Ione L. Taylor and Carl A. Taylor, Jr. 1979 Dana Robinson Tiller 1984 and John H. Tiller 1984 Anita Condon van de Erve 1970 Patience D. Walker Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation Bettye Wolfe and Leon K. Wolfe, Jr. 1949

Elizabeth M. Guerard Wright and Richard T. Wright John A. Zeigler, Jr.*

20 – 24 YEARS

Robin M. Alexander and Brian E. Alexander 1990 Joe Allen JoEllen Basile and Jan Basile Betty Simmons Beatty K. Tracey King Bible 1994 and Kenneth W. Bible Patricia C. Clark Claudia Cohen and David J. Cohen Amy S. Condon and Henry G. Condon 1983 Perrin Q. Dargan III 1984 Sally Davis and Alan J. Davis E and L Management Services, LLC Donna Londergan Evans 1985 and Eugene C. Evans Jeffrey A. Foster Lisa Alexander Gadsden 1978 and Frank M. Gadsden 1980 Patricia R. Goff Norma Goldberg and Sanford B. Goldberg 1961 Elizabeth Tiller Gourdin 1980 and Theodore G. Gourdin 1981 Deborah Wise Guerry 1980 and John Everett Guerry III 1990 Richard R. Hallin Dorothy Hefner and Frank L. Hefner

Virginia Taylor Howell 1989 and Roy A. Howell III 1984 Elizabeth Bargmann Hunter 1947 and James E. Hunter Terry L. Johnson and Carl R. Johnson 1971 Lucie M. Jones and Garvin Jones Kaye Koonce and James Randall Koonce 1987 Townie T. Krawcheck and Leonard Krawcheck 1962 Jeffrey John Lamberson 1993 Rita Williams Livingston and D. Thomas Livingston Cathryn Hill Mahon 1980 and Thomas Mahon II 1974 Lisa D. Main and Emory S. Main Cynthia Harwood Malanos 1970 and George E. Malanos 1968 Penelope Jones McKeever 1969 and Francis Dennis McKeever Jennifer Mendelsohn and David B. Mendelsohn 1994 Dolores Floyd Millings 1993 and Ronald A. Millings 1994 Kerry Mobley Missel 1976 and Frederick G. Missel, Jr. 1976 Barbara Patrick and Gardner Patrick Christine W. Pringle and Walter M. Pringle 1989 Alexander W. Ramsay Betty B. Riggs John Minott Rivers, Jr. * Deceased DONOR REPORT 2015 | 37

LIVE OAK SOCIETY Mary Sandlin Rowell 1971 and Jake C. Rowell Brenda Rush Zoe D. Sanders and Alexander M. Sanders, Jr. Joann Boyd Sherman 1997 and Mitchell L. Sherman Susan M. Smythe and Henry B. Smythe, Jr. Doris Spaulding and George G. Spaulding* Julie Radnor Usherwood 1989 and Robert W. Usherwood Mary Ellen L. Way and Charles S. Way, Jr. Wendy Anne Welch 1990 Thomas R. Wieters Martha Wilson and George David Gentry Libby Winthrop and John Winthrop Teresa Brown Withrow 1989 and Randall P. Withrow 1990 Cheryll Novak Woods-Flowers 1981 and Harold C. Flowers Anita Zucker

15-19 YEARS

Ilonka S. Adbo 1988 and Dave Abdo Marlene Alfred Addlestone 1964 and Lawrence Bursten Susan W. Altman and Samuel H. Altman Emmy Lou Anderson Melissa Webb Arscott 1991 and Stephen F. Arscott 1990 Associated Container Group ATS Logistics, Inc. Edgar L. Barnett Patricia Baxter Barrett 1992 and William M. Barrett 1991 Cheryl D. Bates 1993 and William J. Bates Joseph Louis Beaudrot 1977 R. Philip Bees Barbara Bernstein and Donald H. Bernstein Lois S. Berry and Jeffery N. Berry Donald H. and Barbara K. Bernstein Family Foundation Blanche Blankenship and Tereance L. Blankenship 1982 Ann B. Borelli and Raymond F. Borelli Marie Terry Bosch 1986 and Michael R. Bosch III 1987 Marilyn Brilliant and Howard L. Brilliant Ronald H. Bristol John Hartnett Busch 1985 Mary Ann Byrnes 1978 Eda H. Cabaniss and Robert W. Cabaniss, Jr. Mimi Cathcart Heather J. Chipley and Robert T. Chipley Katharine Wilkerson Claussen 1979 and August Christian Claussen III 1978 38 | 2015 DONOR REPORT

Karen G. Coble and James W. Coble, Jr. 1977 Dorsey Condon and Clarence M. Condon III Nicole Confarotta and Todd Aaron Confarotta 2000 Virginia C. Conlon and Kevin J. Conlon 1991 Jane M. Corbin and Warren Corbin Christopher Lee Cordes 1994 Janet Heath Cracraft 1985 and Scott Anthony Cracraft, Sr. 1983 CresCom Bank Croghan's Jewel Box Claire P. Curtis Janice Peyton Davidson 1983 Mary Bern Decker Dixie Furniture Company Mary F. Dolliver and Joseph F. Dolliver Sylvia K. Dreyfus and Robert L. Dreyfus Whitney O. Duffy and Edward W. Duffy, Jr. 1983 Deborah T. Duwel and Philip S. Duwel 1965 Meb Eady and John L. Eady 1963 Elizabeth Eaton and Frank E. Eaton Barbara J. Ellison and Haskell Ellison Evelyn Waldrop Engel Ferguson Enterprises, Inc. Terry Becker Fisher 2007 and Dennis J. Fisher Jaquelin P. Fleet Suzanne Googer and Marcus D. Googer Judith Green Barbara Hallberg and Tom Hallberg Libby Hamilton and Ronald T. Hamilton Elizabeth Stevens Ham 1980 and Forrest Cleave Ham Lizanne Hanckel and John Hanckel Dorinda Q. Harmon and Terry Harmon Eileen S. Harris 1978 Claire Patricia Healy 1988 Susan B. Heath and Arthur J. Heath Elaine Heckelman and Joseph Heckelman Ann Meddin Hellman and Max B. Hellman Hibernian Society of Charleston Foundation Kelly Kaiser Hiott 1986 and Stephen Brian Hiott 1993 G. W. Holforty 1977 William Barnwell Holt 1974 Jennie Houser Carole Lane Jaques 1963 and Charles A. Jaques 1963 Mignonette Jensen and Vern Jensen Mary J. Jordan and John M. Jordan, Jr. 1962

Marie M. Land and John C. Land III Mary Wilson LaRoche 1979 and Stan LaRoche, Jr. Rebecca D. Lee and Hampton J. Lee 1984 Teresa Major Luhrs 1983 and William J. Camp Elisabeth S. Lynch and Spencer J. Lynch Maersk Inc. Susan Clark Marlowe 1976 and Robert William Marlowe 1971 Sharon Martin and Jerold Martin Marianne L. Martino and Ralph F. Martino Michael W. Massey, Jr. 1987 Katherine Moorer McDermott 1979 and James Patrick McDermott 1978 Allison Shire McKittrick 1995 and Clifford W. McKittrick 1997 Jane M. Mendelsohn and Burnet Mendelsohn Melissa Tarte Michel 1992 and Mark C. Michel 1991 Jean Mitchell and David C. Mitchell MI-TECH, Inc. Pamela Moise and Robert M. Moise Annaliza Oehmig Moorhead 1992 and John Kirkman Moorhead Valerie B. Morris and Boris Bohun-Chudyniv Cathy Morse and John Tucker Morse Lawrence Hale Moser 1982 Alexa S. Mosteller and Charles S. Mosteller 1981 Sue Nelson and Paul T. Nelson Robert F. Neville Teresa Davis New 1996 and Robert New Diane S. Newman and Roger Newman Judy W. Olitsky and Harvey J. Olitsky F. Michelle Adkins Patterson 1987 and Douglas K. Patterson Edwin S. Pearlstine, Jr. Margaret M. Powell and John E. Powell Pronetics Health Care Group Robin H. Query and Erwin L. Query, Jr. 1977 Kathryn Gianatos Rentiers 1951 Jennifer Richardson and Marvin Joseph Richardson 1992 Bene Jacobs Rittenberg and Charles Rittenberg 1995 Renee Buyck Romberger 1981 and Randy Romberger Miriam Rosenblum and Jeffrey M. Rosenblum Cheryl W. Sargeant and Mark D. Sargeant 1987 Carolyn Schanen and Jeffery L. Twiss 1984

Theresa H. Schuyler and Dean Schuyler Mindelle K. Seltzer and Robert J. Lovinger Kathryn Edwards Sherrod 1993 and William Llewellyn Sherrod II 1993 Kevin Michel Smith 1992 Marcia Susan Snyder 1993 Oscar and Mona Sokol Foundation Marcia Spar and Harvey M. Spar Jean Rouse Spell 1958 and Pete Spell Diana Stauffer and Michael J. Stauffer 1995 Ellen S. Steinberg and Robert M. Steinberg Deb Strickler and Paul Strickler Katherine Watkins Strubeck 1980 and Louis R. Strubeck, Jr. 1980 Ashley Gerhardt Stuckey 1999 and Scott Ray Stuckey 1992 Karen Tarpey and John David Tarpey 2000 Carlin Morris Timmons 1997 and Clyde W. Timmons Sharon Toporek and Edwin Toporek Donna Lawhon Trapp 1979 Uricchio, Howe, Krell, Jacobson, Toporek, Theo and Keith, PA Courtenay T. Wallace 1986 Michael B. Walsh 1981 Caroline Jones Weinheimer 1951 and Charles A. Weinheimer, Jr. Frances C. Welch Darrell M. Wells 1996 Wells Fargo Caroline Welch West 1993 and William West Jacqueline M. Whelan and Stephen W. Whelan, Jr. 1975 Alvin Zak

10-14 YEARS

Roger W. Ackerman The Agricultural Society of South Carolina Mary A. Akers and Randy L. Akers Maria Corontzes Alfieris 1976 and Cyrus Alfieris Diane Allen and Andrew M. Allen Allen County Public Library Marsha M. Alterman and Douglas J. Alterman Susan D. Altman and Charles S. Altman Jane Anderson and Allan J. Anderson Dr. Renee D. Anderson and Mr. Ivan V. Anderson, Jr. Nancy S. Andrus and Jan F. Andrus 1954 ARAMARK Services Stephanie Wohn Auwaerter and John Auwaerter Sandra Milner Ayoub 1963 and Pete Ayoub

Gaillard Townsend Bailey 1967 and James Bailey Vickie Baker and Tommy B. Baker Earle David Balis 1942 Nathaniel Ingraham Ball IV Nella Gray Barkley Valerie Manatis Barnet 1984 and William Barnet III Timothy G. Barrett Doris Faye Baumgarten Marty P. Belk and Donald H. Belk 2000 Elena Bell and Alex Bell Eve Berlinsky and Norman Berlinsky Mortimer Bernanke Nancy Wilkins Blakeney 1961 and E. DuBose Blakeney Nadia P. Blanchat and Kent L. Rollins 1976 Bess Brockington Bluestein 2002 and Brett A. Bluestein 1997 EttaLeah Bluestein and Nathan J. Bluestein BMW Corporation Sylvia M. Boineau and Maxcy C. Boineau 1958 Michelle Bouvette and Pierre E. Bouvette 1981 Lee Breeden and James O. Breeden Eileen Brenner and Milton A. Brenner Janet Brownstein Priscilla D. Burbage and Walker Burbage Elizabeth Middleton Burke 1994 and Richard Burke Robert E. Cape Christel R. Carpenter and Rick L. Carpenter 1971 Scott Cayouette The Charleston Club Katharine Ciganovic and Denny D. Ciganovic City of Charleston Gail Clark and Robert E. Clark 1976 Eleanor Condy and William J. Condy Brian E. Connolly 2001 Patricia Copeland and Earle V. Copeland 1993 Charlotte Lee McConnell Cox 1996 and Eric S. Cox 1993 Amy Coy and Jason P. Coy Linda Swain Crabbe 1978 and Mark Crabbe Jocelyn Craig and Michael Craig Mildred Crispyn and G. Joseph Crispyn Sheffield Wilson Dana 1963 and Robert G. Dana Anna D. Dangerfield and Timothy N. Dangerfield 1976 L. Cherry Daniel 1975

LIVE OAK SOCIETY Georgia Homer Darby 1985 and John Charles Long Darby George F. Debnam, Jr. 1994 Kathleen Madlinger Dempsey 1977 and Davis W. Dempsey, Sr. Leilani DeMuth John Dolven Gaylord and Dorothy Donnelley Foundation Sarah L. Donnem Catherine Sandlin Dority 1999 and Roland William Dority 1991 Kelly Douglass and John D. Douglass 1999 Carolyn Draisin and Neil W. Draisin 1965 Larry Driggers Calvine Dunnan and Douglas M. Dunnan Robert Dziadosz Lynn F. Eads and Albert E. Eads III 1982 Elizabeth Fulmer Eakes and Charles Devin Eakes, Jr. 2005 Nancy D. Edwards and Ralph Edwards Margaret L. Ehrhardt 1967 Ryan Jacob Eleuteri 2002 Elliott Davis, LLC Neel Lane Ellison 1993 David Ellison Joe Engel Joanne B. Epley Susan Euart and John F. Euart Yvonne duFort Evans 1958 and L. Wilbur Evans 1951 Lisa Harrell Farmer 1986 Suzanne Cashion Ferrara 1979 and Robert M. Ferrara 1972 Lisa K. Ferrett 1974 and Donald A. Ferrett 1976 Prudence and William Finn Charlotte Flint and Michael J. Flint 1977 Alfred Floyd, Jr. Dorothea Benton Frank and Peter Richard Frank Karen Fraser and Christopher B. Fraser Alberta Way Freeman and Robert L. Freeman 1978 Margaret Collins Frierson 1985 and Gregg N. Frierson Claire K. Fund Joan Swanson Gaetke 1974 and Theodore Gaetke Birgitta Gaud and William Steen Gaud 1965 The Gavalas-Kolanko Foundation William Chad George Gianoukos Brothers, LLC Anthony James Gianoukos 1981 Jennifer Gianoukos and Andrew A. Gianoukos 1994

Laura Gianoukos and James A. Gianoukos Edward A. Goldberg William H. Golod Sharla A. Gould and James F. Bowring 2000 Pat Gray and Timothy Gray Carol P. Hacker and Ronald F. Hacker Michael W. Haga Linda Hammill and Thomas A. Hammill III 1988 Susan Hartman and John C. Hartman, Jr. Cheryl Hay and Henry M. Hay III 1985 Hay Tire Company, Inc. Sarah Permenter Hays 2003 and Joshua J. Hays 2003 Herzman-Fishman Foundation (Carol H. Fishman and Leo Fishman*) Pamela Hightower and James F. Hightower 1982 Marilynn Wood Hill and John A. Hill Eleanor Rogers Hodges 1985 Beth Holder and Tommy Holder Cynthia L. Hope 1988 and William Daniel Dickison Valerie Baker Howell 2002 and Scott S. Howell 2002 Reba Kinne Huge and Harry Huge Susan Stansell Huggins 1989 and Tracy S. Huggins 1991 Vivian Viles Huguley 1974 and John E. Huguley, Jr. 1972 Deborah H. Imperatore and Harold J. Imperatore Jackson Davenport Opticians Judith Johnson Margaret Johnston and Bradley L. Johnston Marilyn Johnson and Edwin Johnson Harold W. Jones Maureen Kerriga and Stephen R. Kerrigan Robert N. Kersey IV Amy McDonald Kinard 1977 and Jeffery E. Kinard 1977 Sharon Brock Kingman 1980 and Rus Kingman Carol Kohn and Warren A. Kohn Kosman Foundation Marcus E. Kronick Marsha Y. Kronick and Richard A. Kronick Paula Kutcher and Leslie Kutcher Mary E. Layton and David A. Layton Patricia Legasey and Edward E. Legasey Alice F. Levkoff Penelope A. Levy and Paul Levy Elizabeth Rivers Lewine

Arthur L. Liberman 1991 Limehouse Produce Company Catherine Cooper Lipp 1997 and James Lewis Lipp 1999 Joseph Lipton Stephen W. Litvin Susan R. Lourie Lowndes Properties Anne Lyndrup and Allen W. Lyndrup Linda B. Lynn and Stuart Lynn Brooke Manheimer and Jeffrey P. Manheimer 2001 Linda D. Manning and Raymond A. Manning Laura L. Marchant and William Wood Marchant III 1989 Bradford S. Marshall and Charles K. Marshall 1976 Nina M. Marsh-Thomas 1997 and Rory J. Thomas Wanda C. Martin and Thomas R. Martin David P. Masich Susan Master and Michael A. Master Carolyn Matalene and H. William Matalene III Sylvia A. Matthews 1983 Judith K. Matuny and Morton G. Matuny Gwen McCurdy and Layton McCurdy Kellee Schreiner McGahey 2010 and Robert J. McGahey III 2000 Susan McKenna and James P. McKenna Judith J. McMahon and Lawrence A. McMahon 2006 Pamela Smith McNish 1988 and Steven McNish Nancy N. Mendelson and Bernard P. Mendelson 1953 Eileen Middleton and William Middleton Julie Sizemore Miler and D. Sherwood Miler III 1974 Joseph J. Miller Foundation Phyllis P. Miller Joseph David Mitchell 1980 Janette W. Moody Lissy M. Morgan and David L. Morgan Joyce D. Morris Laura E. Moses Ruth Moyer 1975 and John Moyer William W. Mullen 1973 La Guardia Smith Myers 1993 and Anthony Myers Kelly Navarro and Benjamin W. Navarro Lynn Nellius Cindy Bowman Noel 1988 and Gary Noel Joe Norton Mary Notari and Robert E. Notari

Wilfred Novit Mildred O'Brien Thomas E. O'Donnell Jan Newman Ordway 1962 and Earl Ordway Mary Osborne and Stephen C. Osborne 1973 Bobby F. Ott Marie Paccione and Michael K. Paccione 1988 Marguerite B. Palmer Sandra S. Patterson 1971 Maynard Pearlstine Diana Permar and Mark Permar Patsy K. Pettus Sandra A. Poliakoff and Edward E. Poliakoff Mary Jo Potter and William Z. Potter Whitney Powers Bridget Bettelli Price 2003 and Kevin Price Anne W. Reed Ronald Lee Reese Regions Bank Joyce Dahlgren Remsburg 1956 and Clark L. Remsburg Robben Richards Patricia G. Rivers 1999 and James A. Rivers Louester Smalls Robinson 1977 and Peter J. Robinson Brenda Rosen and Samuel Isaac Rosen Sandra Kahn Rosenblum 1980 Rudy T. Rothseiden 2003 Rose Condon Hamm Rowland 1972 and John Rowland Martha Thomas Rudisill 1960 and Hillyer Rudisill III Kristi M. Ryba 1988 and Isaac Ryba Dorothy Sanders and Richard J. Sanders 1966 Robert J. Sauers 1977 and D. Oliver Bowman Betty Jo Schleier and Dudley Schleier Nella Barkley Schools 1986 and David R. Schools 1984 Darleene Campbell Scott 1979 and Bill Scott D.L. Scurry Foundation Luther Seabrook Faye Seigel and Robert A. Seigel Cynthia Heatley Seyle 1966 and Gerald L. Seyle 1965 Scott S. Shanklin-Peterson and Terrance K. Peterson Regina Kronsberg Shapiro and Samuel Robert Shapiro

Kathleen Sheftall and Benjamin F. Sheftall Barbara Hollings Siegling 2001 Reid Sigmon Ashley Jones Smith 2000 and Michael J. Smith 1999 Cherie Westendorff Smith 2003 and C. Ryan Smith 2002 James D. Smith, Jr. 1993 Cynthia Solomon and Kerry Solomon Nancye B. Starnes and David P. Hughes Brenda Missel Stevens 1967 and William E. Stevens 1967 Erin Elizabeth Stokes 2004 Yvonne Morrison Stoneburner and Frank Dew Stoneburner Diane Sula and Richard L. Sula The Estate of Margaret K. Sullivan 1939 Emily Molony Swanson 1989 and Steve Dean Swanson 1989 Patricia R. Sykes and Paul J. Sykes Lillian D. Tasker and Gary D. Tasker Francine F. Taylor Jane Lucas Thornhill 1946 Gretchen Geiger Thornsberry 1995 and Jeffry M. Thornsberry Kelly Workman Tick 2001 and Louis C. Tick 1998 Ijo Toporek and Stanley D. Toporek* 1961 Terry Tranen Janice Tyler and James Brian Tyler 1981 Ashley Heltemes Tylus 2005 and David J.Tylus 2007 Sandra Vineyard and Philip P. Vineyard, Jr. Sandy Bryan Vitalis 1991 and Gregory L. Vitalis Andrea L. Volpe Joshua Hans Von Szalatnay 1999 Mary M. Walker and Steve Walker Dorothy Weiner and Howard C. Weiner Heidi S. Whaley and John S. Whaley, Jr. 1972 Sophia Waring White 1961 and Marvin H. White Kathryn Clarke Wiley 1997 and William Wiley Marlene F. Williamon and Charles Williamon Matt D. Wolfe 1994 Martha M. Woodruff and Frank B. Woodruff 1970 The Henry and Sylvia Yaschik Foundation, Inc. Martin I. Yonas Marty Young and Gregory Young Tomi G. Youngblood and M. William Youngblood DONOR REPORT 2015 | 39

In addition to the power they provide, the rooftop solar panels give our students the opportunity to learn scientific methods with real-time analysis in the field.

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LIVE OAK SOCIETY ❰❰ PALMETTO

CLEAN ENERGY POWERS DIXIE

A generous contribution

by Palmetto Clean Energy (PaCE) enabled the purchase and installation of solar panels on one of the College of Charleston’s new environmental research stations at Dixie Plantation, the College’s living learning laboratory on the Stono River.

With its gift of $31,500, PaCE's investment will benefit students, faculty and the environment. In addition to the power they provide, the rooftop solar panels give students the opportunity to learn scientific methods with real time analysis in the field.

The College’s aim is to grow relationships over time and find more ways to work together to enhance students’ educational experience and better the environment.

PaCE’s contribution shows its commitment to the ecosystem and students’ understanding of the importance of alternative energy. The College is appreciative of both the educational opportunities and the power that PaCE has provided.

Mindelle Ziff and Loren R. Ziff The Jerry and Anita Zucker Family Foundation, Inc.

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Maureen Ackerman and Roger G. Ackerman Nora L. Adams 1986 Nathan and Marlene Addlestone Foundation Timothy Agee Jeffrey Akhtar Lucy E. Albenesius and Edward L. Albenesius 1947 Ruth Will Alisauskas 2003 Jennet Alterman and Jack M. Alterman Constance Anastopoulo and Akim A. Anastopoulo Philip Anderson 1981 and Paul Lindell Judith Appel Judith E. Appel and Samuel Appel Fonda Arbetter and Jay Arbetter Eva Marie Arizmendi Jill A. Aschieris and John E. Aschieris John Aschieris, Sr. Associated Jewish Charities of Baltimore Atlantic Trucking Company, Inc. Nitsa Auerbach and Michael J. Auerbach Brett M. Baker Marcie S. Baker and John D. Baker Rita Baldwin Martha D. Baldwin and Gerard E. Baldwin, Sr. 1967 Deborah F. Bandy 2005 Bank of North Carolina Banks Construction Company Oneida R. Banks Nancy Leopold Banov 1988 and Charles Banov Gretchen S. Barbatsis Diane Gilruth Barker 1980 and Jack Barker Cindy Barnett and Shon M. Barnett Sharon Barnett and Charles J. Barnett Nancy Thompson Barnwell and Nathaniel Elliott Barnwell Susan Bass and Tom Bradford Stephen J. Baumrind Michelle Baxley and Johnnie Baxley III 1992 BB&T Frances Beak and William Beak Susan L. Beatty 1986 Chuck Beddingfield Ed Behrens

Jane Benson and George Benson BiblioLabs, LLC Cortney Bishop and Baker Bishop William K. Blakeney Charlene Blanke and Jordan M. Blanke Blockhead Builders, LLC The Boeing Company Leslie Bolick Bolden 1989 and Dana Bolden Linda R. Bondurant and Gordon E. Bondurant Virginia Bostick and T. L. Bostick Paula Bowen and William W. Bowen II Peggy Gunter Boykin 1981 and Darrell J. Boykin Linda J. Bradley and Thomas McKee Nelson Bradshaw William H. Breard 2008 Susan A. Bridges 1979 and Kenneth Moore Betty R. Britt 1960 Rebecca Rew Britton 2006 Betty Brody and Harold J. Brody Philip B. Brooks 1992 Chris Brown and Mace Brown Cora M. Brown and Earnest L. Brown 1976 Devon Hall Brown 1995 and Roderick Michael Brown Nancy Brown and L. Winfield Brown, Jr. 1973 Shirley Ann Brown 1997 Janet L. Bryson and Joseph C. Bryson Cassandra Jean Bullock 1983 and Ernest R. Jenkins III 1979 Judith P. Buono and Mark J. Buono 1981 Lisa Bollinger Burbage 1981 and John M. Burbage Jennifer Spragins Burnett 1996 and Karl O. Burnett Katie Cobb Burns and Thomas Patrick Burns 1999 Lori A. Cafasso and Frank C. Cafasso Paul Henry Cahoon 1998 John Callow Richard Campbell Gail C. Cantor and Gary E. Cantor Catherine Elizabeth Carr 2000 Joseph Carson Ellen Cassilly and Frank Konhaus Edgar T. Cato Foundation Billings Cay and John E. Cay III Kathy A. Cemate and David D. Cemate Meredith Lee Chance Daniel Plaxco Chandler 2001 Amanda Crocker Chapman 2008 and William Bradley Chapman 2008

Marnie Chardon and Marc Chardon Tanisia V. Charles 2007 Charleston Branch Harbor Pilots Charleston Place Charleston Wine and Food Festival Tyler Harrison Chewning 2005 Maureen Chilton and Richard L. Chilton, Jr. Joyce B. Christopher Denise Ciccarelli and John L. Ciccarelli, Jr. Elliott M. Clark 1985 and Christopher D. Clark Cara Goodman Cochran and Jeffrey Brandon Cochran 2004 Lynn Coffman and Robert Coffman Caroline Weston Cohen 1954 and Maurice Herbert Cohen Barbara S. Cohn Sain Colgan and Mitchell Colgan College of Charleston Alumni Association Claudia Seeger Comer 2001 and Paul Nathan Comer 1997 Jill Conway Garth Otto Cook Mary C. Cook 1981 and Gene W. Cook 1979 Mary Schwertfeger Cook 1981 and Gene W. Cook 1979 Gale H. Cooper and Elliott T. Cooper, Jr. Michelle Asha Cooper 1995 Jamie Corkran and Sewell Corkran III Cougars LLC Mary Beardall Creech 1984 and Bobby R. Creech, Jr. 1986 David W. Crowley 2002 Dianne Culhane and John Culhane Nancy Currie Anne Bowen Dabney 2005 and David Murry Dabney 1999 Emily Cunningham Dalton 2003 Marilyn Daly and Joseph Daly Rose Dana and Charles Dana Tammy Darby and Charles P. Darby III Anne D. Dave 1982 and Jitendra Dave Davie L. Davis and James C. Davis Margaret Johnson Davis Hart Deal and Jeffrey L. Deal Sandra E. Deering and Spencer S. Deering DeLuca Family Charitable Foundation, Inc. Lynda F. Denberg David Desplaces Deutscher Bruderliche Bund Sara Givler DeWolf 2002 and Benjamin K. DeWolf 2002 Edmond A. Dixon Elliott Dodds

The Oliver S. and Jennie R. Donaldson Charitable Trust Shanon R. Dooley 2011 and Steven Dooley Wendy M. Dopp and P. Steven Dopp Jayleane Drucker Yvette Dunn and Donald G. Dunn, Jr. Kanat T. Durgun Donna Dutton and Stephen Schultz Virginia Duvall and John Michael Duvall East Cooper Outboard Beneficent Group, Inc. Liz Edwards and Paul Edwards Julia Eichelberger Deborah L. Ellison and Morris A. Ellison Ellen Elmaleh Barbara W. Elow and David Elow Candace Emsiek and Richard Emsiek Debra Engel and Newton L. Klements Graham Leslie Ervin 2005 Chris Eustis Jocelyn Evans Kathryn K. Evans and Beau B. Evans 2001 Alice W. Farmer and Curtis C. Farmer Susan Farrell and Joseph P. Kelly The Thomas F. and Patricia H. Farrow Charitable Trust Nancy G. Fedder Sharon L. Feinberg and Dennis A. Feinberg Doris P. Feinsilber and Myron Feinsilber Theodora Feldberg Jean R. Feldman and John R. Feldman Sandra Fennell and George W. Fennell Christine Finnan and George Finnan Charlotte Alexander Fischer Jo Ann Fisher and Gregory V. Fisher Patricia Fisher and David Fisher Kay Fitkin and Scott Fitkin Maura K. Fitzgerald and Michael K. Fitzgerald Melanie Floyd George Flynn Trisha Folds-Bennett and Brett Bennett Lynne E. Ford and John F. Dirks Mark P. Forster 2006 Sandra L. Fowler Jenny L. Fowler Terry C. Fox Francis Marion Hotel R. Pringle Pipkin Franklin and Samuel C. Franklin, Jr. Irwin H. From Francoise Fussell and Larry W. Fussell Justin P. Gaeta 2009 Lynn Gagliardi and Michael E. Gagliardi Leslie Gambee and Peter C. Gambee DONOR REPORT 2015 | 41

LIVE OAK SOCIETY Ann Garris and Hollis Garris Deborah Mohr Geffken Christopher G. Gelling Angie George and Brad George The German Friendly Society Mary Giles and Armand Derfner Janet Gilston and David M. Gilston The Harvey Ginsberg Foundation The Golden Pearl Foundation Henrietta U. Golding 1974 Bethany Goodier and Chris Goodier Patricia Ingram Gramling 1972 Phillip H. Greenberg Harlan M. Greene 1974 and Jonathan Ray Joshua Osborn Gregory 2000 Faye Griffin Emily Kirkland Grimball 1976 Nestle F. Grimes Lynda Grossman and Michael E. Gonzales 1979 Emily Fugiel Guess 1966 and and Joseph Heriot Guess, Jr. 1967 Julie Freeman Hair 2005 and Brandon T. Hair 2002 Jean A. Hairfield 1990 Raphael M. Haller Devon Wray Hanahan 1987 and Bill Hanahan Patricia Hanawalt and John B. Hanawalt E. Ashley Hancock 2002 and Rodney Hancock Sandra Hannegan and Chris Hannegan Mary and Kathleen Harriman Foundation Mary W. Harriman Foundation Loretta G. Harrison Brenda W. Hart John C. Hartman III 2006 Elizabeth Haskin and William B. Haskin, Jr. 1986 Anne Hawkes and James S. Hawkes Sarah J. Hawkins and William Hawkins Sydney Walker Haynes 1976 William Walter Haynes Jr. 1972 Sabine Haythe and Thomas M. Haythe Rachel Healey and Daniel Healey Katherine Anne Heath 2008 Bert Hefke Kellen Gillespie Heidt 1989 and Francis Edward Heidt 1986 Amy L. Heyel 1992 and William Fernandez George G. Hill 1981 Jane P. Hill and John M. Hill Hillel: The Foundation for Jewish Campus Life Willem J. Hillenius Laura E. Hines 1984 and Samuel M. Hines, Jr. 42 | 2015 DONOR REPORT

Susan Z. Hitt H. J. Brand, Inc. Heath C. Hoffmann Nicholas Holdgate 2003 Hank Holiday III Cynthia L. Hollen and Philip Avery Caroline Holt and R. Edward Holt IV Robert Holt 1981 Mark Hoover Patricia Horton and Richard Horton HospitalityStaff Courtney Anne Howard The Howell Brothers Sherri Montgomery Howie 1987 and Theodore V. Howie, Jr. 1983 Edith Howle and Rick Throckmorton Brad R. Huber and Susan Thompson Julie A. Huffman and David Huffman Huge Law Firm LLC Toni Dara Infante and Randolph Riotto Walter Wendell Infinger 1942 Ingram Entertainment Inc. The InterTech Group, Inc. Investors Management Service Brenda Isaac and Bob Isaac 1958 Cristy Hill Jamison 2011 Lucia H. Jaycocks and Edgar S. Jaycocks, Jr. 1965 Alonia Jenkins-Hilton 1998 and Damon Hilton 1999 Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta Christina Johnson and David Franklin Johnson 1999 Mary G. Johnson and Marshall D. Johnson Wendell S. Johnson 1954 Aquilla R. Johnston, Jr. Stephanie Thomas Johnston 1990 and John Sullivan Johnston 1993 Mary Oliver Johnstone 1991 and David Mason Johnstone 1990 Craig L. Jones and Linda R. Jones 1989 Carin Jorgensen and Patrick M. Woster Judy R. Kane and Arden M. Kane Pamela Kaplan and Stanley Martin Kaplan Elizabeth Kassebaum David G. Katz Susan B. Kaufman and Louis J. Kaufman Christina Dawn Kelley 2011 Pamela D. Kelley 1988 Peter R. and Cynthia K. Kellogg Foundation Marla C. Kennedy, Jr. and William F. Kennedy, Jr. 1956 Julie Kenney-Newhard and James Newhard Linda G. Ketner Ellen Kilgore

Ruth Kinzey and Joseph Elgin Gettys James Klein Joseph D. Knight, Jr. 1983 Susan Knox and David A. Knox Charles G. Koch Charitable Foundation Catherine A. Kocher and Mark J. Kocher Amy Kolak Marie L. Kosian and Robert A. Kosian Polly S. Kosko and George C. Kosko Callie P. Kouten and Peter A. Kouten, Sr. 1988 Janet Kozachek and Nathaniel O. Wallace 1969 Richard N. Krantz Maurice D. Krawcheck Margaret Kreher and John Zurlo Shelley S. Kriegshaber and Robert M. Kriegshaber Christina Callison Kubinska 2007 and Dennis John Kubinski Heather L. Kuch and Aron T. Kuch 2002 Nancy Kutler and Edward Kutler Laura L. Lageman Betty H. Lancer Julia Rachel Landreth-Cromer 1993 and David A. Cromer Croft Lane and Hugh C. Lane, Jr. Robin F. LaRocque Susan Larson and Philip Larson Sigrid Laughlin and Michael J. Laughlin Joyce A. Lawrence and Anthony J. Lawrence 1990 Karen A. Lawson-Johnston and Peter O. Lawson-Johnston II Corinne Ledbetter and Jerry D. Ledbetter 1990 Nancy Leet and George Leet Michael Elson Leitman 2004 Nancy McCoy Lemons and John W. Lemons 1993 Evalynn R. Lenoff and Harold Lenoff Cheryl Martschink Leonard 1974 and Gary O. Leonard Sheryl Lesser and Eric S. Lesser Rose Levin and Theodore Levin David N. Levine Margaret Elizabeth Lewis Simon Keith Lewis The Links at Stono Ferry Meyer Lipman Janet P. Lipov and Larry A. Lipov Sandra G. Lipton Elizabeth N. Little 1974 and Gilbert L. Little, Jr. Wade H. Logan III

Mark Long Nancy S. Longfield and William H. Longfield Jennifer L. Lorenz Evelyn C. Lott 1983 and Mark Lott Melanie Lott and R. Bretley Lott C. T. Lowndes and Company Richard T. Maclean 1988 Magnolia Plantation Foundation Ross A. Magoulas John Mahoney Ann L. Mandel Trenita V. Manigault Judy F. Manning and Clarence B. Manning Dorothy M. Marban Betsy Marchant and Bristow Marchant 1977 Michael S. Martin Martha Locklear Martino and Wesley Taylor Martino 2002 Constance Stoney Mason 1951 Sue Simmons Mathews 1977 and Thomas D. Mathews 1964 Renee McCauley and Bill Manaris Anne Tisdale McChesney 1976 and Paul T. McChesney Abigail A. McCollum Elizabeth M. McDonald 1984 David J. McDonough Brian McGee Thomas McKee W. Andrew McKenna Justin R. McLain 1998 George Patrick McLeer, Jr. 2010 Patrick J. McLoughlin Marjorie A. McMillan and Donald E. McMillan Sabine Mallard McWhirter 2000 and and Dewey Y. McWhirter, III 1996 Nancy C. McWilliams and John McWilliams IV Julie O. Medich and William G. Medich Elizabeth F. Mell and Edward L. Mell Amy Menchaca and Ron J. Menchaca 1998 Carrie Blair Messal Shana L. Meyer and Michael G. Meyer Risa Milbauer and David Milbauer Gibbon Sizemore Miler 2010 Carl B. Millford, Jr. 1978 Joanne Milkereit and John Milkereit Marshall V. Miller and Patty M. Miller 1977 Patty McPherson Miller 1977 and Marshall V. Miller Juliet S. Milligan and George H. Milligan Michael D. Mirmanesh 2009

Jessica Adele Mitsch 2011 Montague-Betts Company Karoline Moon and Marvell Adams 2000 Mark Shelton Moore Patrick Moran 2010 Carol Morgan Christopher T. Morgan 1989 Lily Harriman Mortimer 2012 Howard Mosbacher Charles Stewart Mott Foundation Bette Mueller-Roemer and James W. Crocker Anna Myatt Murray 1984 Jacob H. Muse Evelyn H. Nadel Marlene U. Navor Loretta Altman Neal 1983 and Thomas Neal Katharine Nevin and Lindsay Nevin Karen L. New and Marc D. New 1984 Sally Newell and John H. Newell, Jr. Kathy Newsome and James Newsome III Christopher J. Niceley Mary Tollner Nichols 1955 and George H. Nichols, Jr. 1952 Jocelyn Bull Notz and William Eugene Notz Neda C. Nussbaum and Alan I. Nussbaum Lisa O'Donovan and Patrick R. O'Donovan 1981 George Oram Blake Andrew O'Shaughnessy 2007 and Emily O'Shaughnessy David William Owens Christine Papadea Palmetto Exterminators, Inc. Norma C. Palms and John M. Palms Dendy L. Pappas and Rallis L. Pappas 1978 Parker Foundation Sarah C. Parker 1987 Nancy Parrish Blake Newitt Partridge 1990 Alice Paylor and Walter Regnery Patricia Pearson and Wayne Pearson Cathy Lynn Peebles Laurence Scott Peeples Jose Perales Periodontal Associates Carol A. Perkins and David L. Rawle The Piemonte Foundation Alison Piepmeier Lauren Pokrywka Pierce and Robert Brandon Pierce 2004 Travis Pigott

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Cheryl Steadman and Paul W. Steadman 1983 Sebastian Anthony Steadman 2004 Alanna Arnetta Steaple 1989 Susan Steinberg and Bernard Steinberg Laura Stone and David E. Stone Louise Guenveur Streat* Daniel A. Streuber 1985 Student Government Association Lois M. Sugarman 1982 Debbie Surratt and Greg Surratt Meghan Oakley Sutherland 2009 and Brandon James Sutherland 2008 Roger L. Swick Judith H. Tarleton and Larry Tarleton Cheryl Taylor and Chuck Taylor Julie S. Taylor and Britton E. Taylor 1960 TD Charitable Foundation Caroline W. Thibault and Albert A. Thibault Aimee Rogers Thomas 1993 and Jay A. Thomas 1993 Catherine E. Thomas Laura Jenkins Thompson 1977 and Joseph Francis Thompson, Jr. 1974 Susan Thompson and Brad R. Huber Diana Thornley and George C. Thornley Caitlin T. Tobin and Christopher R. Tobin Madeleine Wells Tomlinson and Martin M. Tomlinson 2004 Vivian Elaine Towns 1981 Ann Ward Treat 2004 and Ryan Rath Treat 2003 Lillian D. Trettin and Carl C. Trettin Trident Construction Company, Inc. Trident United Way Anna Tsalapatas and George Gratzick TSW II Management Company Joyce R. Tyler and J. Floyd Tyler Sirisha Vadlaudi and Vijay M. Vulava Sally Rowe van de Erve 2000 and John van de Erve IV Lucienne Van Schaack and J. Gregory Van Schaack Meta Van Sickle Ellen C. Vaughan 1981 Rich Villacres C. Dawn Visceglia and Peter Calcagno Karen A. Vournakis and John N. Vournakis Kate M. Wagner and Zachary G. Wagner 1994 Nancy Guerrieri Walker Susan Hull Walker Molly Spence Ward 2010 and John R. Ward, Jr. 2008 Patricia Horn Ward 1978 and Michael Ward Christopher R. Warnick Paul D. Washington

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Mikell Scarborough Margaret P. Schachte and Hal S. Currey Jordy Christian Schaffner 2002 Helene G. Scharff and Eric Scharff Jeffrey Matthew Schilz 2000 Ellen Schneider and Laz L. Schneider Peter B. Schottland and Susan F. Schottland Elizabeth C. Schraibman 1964 Albert Schraibman 1964 Jerrye Scofield and Timothy Scofield Shawn Margaret Sease 1989 Margaret Seres Nancy Sharkey and Keith Grybowski Howard B. Sherman Ivan Morton Sherman 1974 and Mark Ledet Katrina Sherrerd and David G. Smith Kathleen G. Shevitz and Mark Shevitz Karen Siegel and Robert C. Siegel Gloria Seithel Silcox 1966 and Willard A. Silcox, Jr. 1965 Marshall W. Simmonds 2011 Lawrence J. Simms Lawrence Simon 1976 Theodora W. Simons and Albert Simons III Amy Skipper and Christopher A. Skipper 1993 The Sledge Foundation, Inc. Ryan Holmes Small 2001 and Andrew Small Annie Smith and Jason A. Smith 1998 Catherine P. Smith and Hilton C. Smith, Jr. Dorothy G. Smith and Selden K. Smith Gloria Smith and Norman J. Smith Kay H. Smith Kaye Smith and T. Scott Smith Stephanie Smith-Phillips and James H. Phillips 1973 Karen Snow 1986 and W. L. Snow Laurie Soenen and Scott Soenen Amanda Weil Sokol 2008 and Kevin Sokol Daniel B. Solomon Milly P. Solomon and Harold S. Solomon Josh Sorkin Tom Sparkman Linda A. Sperry 1988 Nancy Sproul and Gordon Sproul Lisa Rawl Stallings 1980 and Stephen Anthony Stallings Sylvia Stallings and Thomas H. Stallings, Jr. Myrtle A. Staples Mary Ruth Starr 1985 and Christopher W. Starr 1983 Amy Mixson Stasiukaitis 2011 and David Michael Stasiukaitis 2007

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Robert E. Pingry Kelli Wilkerson Polon 2003 and Adam Polon Stephen Knight Pond Post and Courier Foundation George J. Pothering Rebecca L. Powers 2009 Alice H. Prater and Harlan I. Prater IV Leslie Pratt-Thomas and E. Douglas Pratt-Thomas Ann Looper Pryor 1983 and Gregory Pryor Myron Anthony Pstrak 1974 Evelynn Ululani Putnam Jennifer Asnip Quattlebaum 1996 and J. Frank Quattlebaum Elizabeth Rackoff and Wayne Rackoff Kathy Ramich and James M. Ramich Charles Andrew Rankin 1993 William J. Raver Eileen Schweers Ray 1985 and Roger A. Ray Deborah L. Reamer and Andrew S. Clare Courtney Jones Renault and Michael Remy Renault 1995 Laura Ricciardelli and David R. Watt James S. Richman Sydney Richman Lisa Rinzler-Lubel and Alan E. Lubel Sheran Rittenberg and Gerald M. Rittenberg The John M. Rivers, Jr. Foundation, Inc. Judy Rivkin and Maxcy C. Rivkin Julie Spell Roberts 1984 and Tobin J. Roberts 1982 Dawn Robertson and Jason S. Howell 1996 Jeanette Rockefeller and Parker B. Rockefeller Kathleen Rogers and Benjamin A. Rogers Roper Saint Francis Healthcare Rosen & Associates, Inc. Sheralyn Rosenblum and Arthur Rosenblum Ira L. Rosenshein 1977 Wendy Rosenthal and Thomas G. Rosenthal Leila Davenport Ross 2000 and William Ross Brenda Roughton and Robert F. Perkins, Jr. Cassandra Runyon RW Products, LLC Patti Sachs and Barton L. Sachs Patti S. Salisbury and Howard G. Salisbury, Jr. Swati D. Sarvate and Dinesh G. Sarvate Melissa Garrison Sauls 1990 and Richard Keith Sauls 1990

Paying It Forward With an Alumni Association Scholarship

Donna Florio ’74 demonstrated her trust in the College of Charleston and her belief in its educational mission with her planned gift for a CofC Alumni Association Scholarship. Florio, who graduated with a BA in English, now lives in Alabama and is in the home renovation business after a career as a food writer with Southern Living magazine.

“When I was accepted at the College of Charleston in 1970, there were still a lot of huge hurdles ahead of me before I could make it to graduation,” says Florio, who had an Alumni Association Scholarship during college and also participated in a work-study program and accepted any casual work she could. “I was the only one who could leap the academic hurdle, but the financial one was going to require skills I didn’t possess. The alumni scholarship was the leg up that I needed.”

Her scholarship helped pay for books and tuition, leaving her other income to cover rent, utilities, gas, clothes and food.

Her college experiences led to a love of cooking that helped her start her first career in seafood marketing. Marketing led to a freelance career in food writing, which fueled her long career as a food writer.

Peggy Watt and George P. Watt, Jr. Julia S. Webb and Richard O. Webb Thomas Spencer Weber 2001 Bonnie Bailey Webster 1998 Leatrice A. Weiner and David Weiner WestRock Community Development and Land Management Group WestRock Corporation Rhonda Whiting and William Whiting Alys Anne Williams Wiedeke and Lynn Wiedeke Moneke Watson Williams James A. Williams Patricia Williams-Lessane and Talim A. Lessane Matthew Rand Wilson 2007

Veronica Winks Matthew Thomas Wojslawowicz 2008 Sarah Lyttelton Wolcott 2011 Linda Woodside and B. Perry Woodside III Kathryn R. Woodside 2002 Kathleen Wright and Thomas Wright Yu Henry Xie Ellen L. Yampolsky and Mark F. Yampolsky Cynthia Young and Douglas C. Young Radomir Zaric 1998 Julie Ziff and Stephen Ziff Mary Katherine Zorn 1994 Barbara L. Zucker and Lenny Zucker DONOR REPORT 2015 | 43

boundless banners decorate the campus greenway

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- CISTERN SOCIETY -

The Cistern has served as the heart of campus for generations. The Cistern Society honors those alumni and friends who preserve the College of Charleston for generations to come through a commitment in their will, charitable trust or other estate planning method.

Cistern Society donors are honored annually at a luncheon for their estate gifts.

Marlene Alfred Addlestone 1964 Lucy E. Albenesius and Edward L. Albenesius 1947 Philip Anderson 1981 and Paul Lindell Anonymous Betty Simmons Beatty Thelma Becker Jaclyn Berlinsky 1960 Barbara Bernstein and Donald H. Bernstein Charlotte L. Berry and Joe E. Berry Jr. K. Tracey King Bible 1994 and Kenneth W. Bible Bess Brockington Bluestein 2002 and Brett A. Bluestein 1997 Betty R. Britt 1960 Judith C. Brooks and W. Ely Brooks 1941 Grier Gadsden Brown 1976 and William Glen Brown Jr. 1976 Charlene Bunch and E. Karl Bunch Lisa Bollinger Burbage 1981 and John M. Burbage Sally C. Christian and James D. Christian 1997 Malcolm Clark Claudia Cohen and David J. Cohen Ann B. Connellee and William L. Connellee William E. Cook Jr. Charlotte Lee McConnell Cox 1996 and Eric S. Cox 1993 Janet Heath Cracraft 1985 and Scott Anthony Cracraft 1983 Mary Beardall Creech 1984 and Bobby R. Creech Jr. 1986 Catherine Dalla Mura and Richard A. Dalla Mura*

L. Cherry Daniel 1975 Ann McGehee Daughtridge and John Belk Daughtridge Sara Calhoun Davis and Chuck Davis Jr. Mignon Rodgers DeBerry and Arthur S. DeBerry Ann Edwards Carol Elliott and Charles Elliott Debbie Engelman and Otis E. Engelman Jr. 1969 Yvonne duFort Evans 1958 and L. Wilbur Evans 1951 Amy N. Farley 2007 Kathryn Smith Finger Terry Becker Fisher 2007 and Dennis J. Fisher Donna M. Florio 1974 Jeffrey A. Foster Elaine T. Freeman Sarah Lynn Gainey 1966 Sylvia Gamboa and Joseph Gamboa Mary Welsh Geils 1964 and George F. Geils 1963 Richard Olin Gibson 1957 and Thomas M. Bridgeman Alan B. Goer Henrietta U. Golding 1974 S. Nancy Gorski Shannon Withrock Haddad 1978 and Richard A. Haddad 1975 Ramona W. Hale Barbara Hallberg and Tom Hallberg Sabine Haythe and Thomas M. Haythe Tom E. Heeney Hastings Wyman Henderson 1979

Mary Gervais Hills 1947 Joyce Duncan Hilton* 1954 and William D. Hilton, Sr. 1951 Andrea B. Hodge and James G. Hodge Jr. 1989 William Barnwell Holt 1974 Ann Herchak Horner 1977 and James Horner Ruth Hornik* Chanele H. Jackson 1987 Jane Blakely Jennings Lotta K. Jett 1958 and Harriman H. Jett 1963 Mary Quinto Johnson 1994 and Ashley Johnson Jean W. Johnson and Tapley O. Johnson Jr. Karen Burroughs Jones 1974 Benjamin A. Joye* 1975 Barbara Keil and Julian E. Keil Lenora Kessler and Raymond A. Kessler Jr.* Linda G. Ketner Joanne Lannie and Vincent P. Lannie Alice W. Latimer Mary Eileen Leonard 1945 Nina P. Liu Cathryn Hill Mahon 1980 and Thomas Mahon II 1974 Michelle Y. Mangum 1986 Dorothy M. Marban Wendy Marcus Susan Clark Marlowe 1976 and Robert William Marlowe 1971 Mindi Martin and John F. Martin 1982 David P. Masich Susan Master and Michael A. Master David W. Maves

Carolyn McClam and Mark H. McClam 1982 Anne Edmunds McMaster Marianne Mead and David Mead Jr. Tony Meyer 1949 Sam R. Miglarese Lisa R. Mozley 2003 Carol A. Mysel Sarah E. Neboschick and Michael R. Neboschick 1966 Caroline E. Newman 1941 Jerry J. Nuss 1990 Blake Newitt Partridge 1990 Susan Pearlstine Edwin S. Pearlstine Jr. Lucian W. Pinckney Cornelia D. Poulnot 1958 Ann Looper Pryor 1983 and Gregory Pryor Anne Stender Puckhaber 1947 Louise S. Ratliff 1977 and William E. Ratliff Gene Reed Jr. Emily H. Remington John Minott Rivers Jr. Renee Buyck Romberger 1981 and Randy Romberger Rose Condon Hamm Rowland 1972 and John Rowland Dorothy Sanders and Richard J. Sanders 1966 Melissa Garrison Sauls 1990 and Richard Keith Sauls 1990 Fabian X. Schupper Sally Ann Seebeck 1960 Jeanne L. Sharp Ivan Morton Sherman 1974 and Mark Ledet

Kathryn N. Small Catherine Small and Robert S. Small Jr. Sue A. Sommer-Kresse and John L. Kresse Kate Stanton and David Stanton Brenda Missel Stevens 1967 and William E. Stevens 1967 Joy Elizabeth Steverson 1976 Louise Guenveur Streat* Thomas Vance Sturgeon 1981 Eleanor Foster Swarat and August Gustav Swarat II 1989 William E. Tate Gary Walsh Thomas 1983 Marie W. Thompson 1989 and Cornelius O. Thompson III 1964 Chloe Knight Tonney 1984 and Rick Tonney Ann Ward Treat 2004 and Ryan Rath Treat 2003 Pamela Turner 1978 and John S. Turner 1979 Anita Condon van de Erve 1970 Lucia Johnson Vest* 1947 and Edward Vest Andrea L. Volpe J. Stewart Walker Sue Simons Wallace Julia S. Webb 1962 and Richard O. Webb Frances C. Welch Stephen Russell Wilson Libby Winthrop and John Winthrop Lois Ann Wyly 1947 John A. Zeigler Jr.* Anita Zucker * Deceased Bold type indicates new donor DONOR REPORT 2015 | 45

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- IN TRIBUTE -

Thank you to our donors who made gifts to the College in 2015 in memory or in honor of the following special people who made a difference in their lives and in the life of the community.

We work diligently to make the list of tribute gifts as complete and accurate as possible. If we have overlooked anyone or if there is an error, please allow us to correct our records by contacting Carin Jorgensen at 843.953.5859 or jorgensencl@cofc.edu.

GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY

(honored individual in bold) Hazel Adkins Norma Jones Aubry "Gene" Alexander, Sr. Karen Burroughs Jones 1974 Taki Andriadis Maynard Pearlstine Douglas D. Ashley Anonymous Gary L. Asleson Julian Parker Doris Fagerstrom Bailey Karen Burroughs Jones 1974 Katherine Liddy Baldwin 1960 Karen Burroughs Jones 1974 Tony Meyer 1949 Colleen Stokes Banks Kathryn Anne Banks 1977 and Wharton Winstead James L. Banks, Jr. Kathryn Anne Banks 1977 and Wharton Winstead Thompson Parker Barnwell Sarah VanWye and John Barnwell Christopher Landis Bates 2016 Sharon Lewis and Jeff Lewis Charlotte Small Bavier 1943 Louise S. Bavier Sally Bennison Patrick Bennison

John M. Bevan Erna A. Womble 1978 and William Womble, Jr. Phyllis Bienstock Joseph Bienstock Joseph Whitmel Blackstone, Jr. Karen Burroughs Jones 1974 Tony Meyer 1949 John B. Bonds Linda Bowden and Robert H Bowden Richard Bradham Helen Bradham Furnans 1963 Solomon B. Breibart 1936 Bernice Breibart and Sidney Breibart Edgar Alton Buck, Sr. Karen Burroughs Jones 1974 Ken Burger Tony Meyer 1949 Nelle Hicks Burgess Margaret Newbern and Thomas Newbern Wade William Burgess Margaret Newbern and Thomas Newbern Jan Holly Callaway Janice Peyton Davidson 1983 Caroline H. Campbell Tony Meyer 1949 Jerre Chambers Linda G. Anderson Kathryn Baxley and Carlyle Baxley Gladys Chambers Elliott Davis, LLC Sarah C. Howard 1991 and Robert L. Howard Katherine Nunn and John G. Nunn

Richard Hart Cheatham Karen Burroughs Jones 1974 Thomas Chorlton Anne Thorsen 2009 Matthew Scott Ciganovic Marnette Brown Ellen Byrd and Edward Bernard Byrd 2007 Katharine Ciganovic and Denny D. Ciganovic Kim Davis Kathleen Fitzgerald Patricia Hanawalt and John B. Hanawalt Kathleen N. Kellner Elizabeth F. Mell and Edward L. Mell Janice Meredith Clark CA Technologies Janet C. Crane Ruth Mills Cobb Karen Burroughs Jones 1974 Tony Meyer 1949 Daniel Carey Joseph Coleman Tony Meyer 1949 Bob Cooper and Mary Anne Cooper Debra C. Pstrak 1984 and Stephen M. Pstrak 1983 Marguerite Loyis Craver Karen Burroughs Jones 1974 Tony Meyer 1949 Emory Spear Crosby, Jr. Karen Burroughs Jones 1974 Lucile Dickey Citigroup Foundation William Y.H. Dickey 1990 Lawrence Logan Dodds 2012 Student Government Association

William J. F. Doscher Catherine Doscher Byrd and Robert C. Byrd James Edwards 1950 Sylvia Craver Harvey 1958 and Charles Edward Harvey, Sr. Charles Kevin Elliott Mary E. Layton and David A. Layton Grant M. Eney Barrett Asset Management, LLC Claire Behrens and David C. Behrens Marshall Seaton Brown 2009 Cindy Burns Katie Eney and Craig Eney Jeanette Rockefeller and Parker B. Rockefeller Rudolph & Associates, LLP Laura Ricciardelli and David R. Watt Mary Alice Darlene Davis Fennell Karen Burroughs Jones 1974 Tony Meyer 1949 Margaret Elizabeth Clardy Fosberry Tony Meyer 1949 Harry W. Freeman 1943 Christine Almeida and John Leonard Almeida, Jr. 1967 Joseph David Mitchell 1980 Philip Allen Goldberg 1965 Alexander Goldberg Paul Gorski Mary S. Boyd and George G. Boyd Rebecca Gray Nancy B. Stockton Mark Ronald Green Judith Green

Samuel Greene Tom, Lenny, Karen and Harlan Greene Elizabeth "Beth" Griffin Susan Adams and Don R. Adams Karalynn Baginsky Alice Brown and Byron H. Brown Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Byers Mr. and Mrs. Nat Cole Jane Corn First Baptist Church Lurlene Steele’s Sunday School Class Ruth Garrett and Richard C. Garrett Martha Haining Bonnie Hirschel Carolyn Lindley and Michael Lindley Elaine Martin Ann McDowell Mr. and Mrs. Frank McNair James Nicholson Carolyn Payne and Freddie W. Payne Mary Alice Ramey Nedra Seymour Lois Simmons and Ed Simmons Rachel Spoon Christine Sullivan Mary Traynham and B. R. Traynham Renee Underwood Laura S. Griffin Duckie Design Frank McNair Jerry Nuss Jill C. Robins Rosa Haga Karen Burroughs Jones 1974 George H. Hamrick, Jr.1954 Jean A. Thomas DONOR REPORT 2015 | 47

IN TRIBUTE Dolly Woodbury Herald 1985 Eileen Schweers Ray 1985 and Roger A. Ray William Hilton, Jr Karen Burroughs Jones 1974 Tony Meyer 1949 Mr. and Mrs. James T. Hines, Jr. Margaret Newbern and Thomas Newbern Mary Boyd Hines Margaret Newbern and Thomas Newbern Harry Holland, Sr. Karen Burroughs Jones 1974 Cynthia Hurd Joanne Alter Benwood Foundation Elizabeth Boyer Caldwell 1985 and Daniel S. Caldwell Tamilyn Derryberry and Thomas K. Derryberry Anna M. Hensley Susanne Weisman Thomas Hutto, Jr. Karen Burroughs Jones 1974 Robert Ivey Stephanie Marie Hall 2009 Suzanne Cuomo Raiford 1981 and Steve Raiford Susie Jackson Eva Dilligard Jackie Jacobs Maynard Pearlstine Maxine Jensen Andrea Larson Lois Myers Jervey 1938 Sylvia Craver Harvey 1958 and Charles Edward Harvey, Sr. Karen Burroughs Jones 1974 Tony Meyer 1949 Julie Nicole Jett 2003 Allison Hicks Kaczenski 2003 and Matthew Kaczenski Bessie Crosby Johnson Karen Burroughs Jones 1974 Tony Meyer 1949 F. Mitchell Johnson, Sr. 1937 Margaret Johnson Davis Jean Johnson Richard Jenkins Marie Middleton Johnson Karen Burroughs Jones 1974 Tony Meyer 1949 48 | 2015 DONOR REPORT

Mary Aldous Jones Sylvia Craver Harvey 1958 and Charles Edward Harvey, Sr. Karen Burroughs Jones 1974 Stanley H. Karesh Marianne Rosen and Richard S. Rosen Albert Raymond Kastner Tony Meyer 1949 Kirk S. Kessler 1980 Ruth H. Nelson Raymond Kessler, Jr. Greater Charleston Duplicate Bridge Club, Inc. Betsy Harvey and J. Heyward Harvey Lois Kessler and Raymond A. Kessler III 1978 Terri Loftin and Jerry R. Loftin, Jr. Ann B. Rhett John Minott Rivers, Jr. W. Frank Kinard Angela Lindner and Jim Lindner Julian Parker Joyce Bernadette Klepchik Karen Burroughs Jones 1974 Sybil Singleton Kline 1949 Tony Meyer 1949 Caroline Jones Weinheimer 1951 and Charles A. Weinheimer, Jr. Palmer Eugene Knight Karen Burroughs Jones 1974 Emily Elizabeth Kocher Catherine A. Kocher and Mark J. Kocher Schneider Electric/Square D Foundation Herman and Lenore Laibstain David A. Lappin 2013 Marion Pasteur Lelong Karen Burroughs Jones 1974 Charlotte Libater Joseph Butwin Carl J. Likes 1937 Julian Parker Ruth Mengedoht Long Anastasia Latto Poydasheff 1951 and Robert S. Poydasheff Harvey Mandel Ann L. Mandel John "Jack" Mansure 2015 Gibbon Sizemore Miler 2010 Marvin Donald McCarthy, Jr. Karen Burroughs Jones 1974 Betty McCarty Frances C. Welch

Daniel Lawrence McKellar Karen Burroughs Jones 1974 Robert V. McMahon, Jr. Laurie McMahon Rebecca McQueen Karen Burroughs Jones 1974 Joe Milligan Anna Newsome Murray Philip S. Minges, Jr. Karen Burroughs Jones 1974 Tony Meyer 1949 James Creighton Mitchell III 1956 Anonymous William V. Moore Mark Shelton Moore Nell B. Morrow Karen Burroughs Jones 1974 Tony Meyer 1949 Mr. and Mrs. George Judson Newbern, Jr. Margaret Newbern and Thomas Newbern T. Miles Newbern Rebecca Johnson and Jamie Johnson Carolyn Hines Mikell and Chip Mikell Mr. and Mrs. Judson Newbern Margaret Newbern and Thomas Newbern Tammy Tackett and Morgan Tackett Anne Mackey Norrell 1966 Karen Burroughs Jones 1974 Tony Meyer 1949 Margaret R. Spalding 1966 Alfred Olivetti Lyn Ingram Goldberg and Adrienne C. Goldberg Johnny L. Orr, Sr. Tony Meyer 1949 John S. Palmer Maureen B. Asterbadi and Nabil J. Asterbadi Barbara Cochran and John Cochran Judith DeRango Wicks Kathleen Jenkins Parish 1949 Caroline Jones Weinheimer 1951 and Charles A. Weinheimer, Jr. Mary Ellen Bond Parker 1938 Ann M. Daughtridge and Elijah L. Daughtridge III 1993 Amanda Leigh Petway 1990 Molly Brandhorst McMahon 1990 and Douglas E. McMahon Clementa Pinckney Courtney Lowell and Randy Russell Lowell 1995

Captain and Helen Pstrak Debra C. Pstrak 1984 and Stephen M. Pstrak 1983 Bernard Puckhaber 1950 Yvonne duFort Evans 1958 and L. Wilbur Evans 1951 Sylvia Craver Harvey 1958 and Charles Edward Harvey, Sr. Doris Maher Murphy 1949 Count Pulaski Karen Burroughs Jones 1974 Lyndal Carlene Ragon Karen Burroughs Jones 1974 Caroline Ruth Daniel Ramsey Karen Burroughs Jones 1974 Leo and Helen Reese Ronald Lee Reese Christopher D. Rey 1992 Theresa Louise Rey 1992 Marcial Rey 1950 Marcia G. Rey 1975 and David M. Johnson Harold M. Richman Rachel Kronick Rothbart Myrtle C. Riggs 1946 Helen Bradham Furnans 1963 Joseph Riley, Sr. Erna A. Womble 1978 and William Womble, Jr. Kathryn "Hermie" Rivers Robert Kulhman Helen Muscat Robinson Margaret Newbern and Thomas Newbern Robert E. Romberger Karen Burroughs Jones 1974 Sandra Bogache Rutenberg Karen Burroughs Jones 1974 Kathryn P. Rutenberg and Brian C. Rutenberg 1987 Emily Salisbury 2008 Patti S. Salisbury and Howard G. Salisbury, Jr. Benjamin Schildcrout and Sylvia Schildcrout Sigmund Schildcrout Juliet Dew Sears Catherine Borling Stephen Shao Carrie Blair Messal Harold Irving "Buzz" Sherman Ivan Morton Sherman 1974 and Mark Ledet

Sidney and Helen Silver Marsha S. Greenhill and William M. Greenhill Mischa Kaur Singh 2007 Jessica L. McConnell 2008 Bernice S. Smith Karen Burroughs Jones 1974 Gregg A. Southworth Karen Burroughs Jones 1974 George G. Spaulding Angelika Anderson and Louis Anderson R. Beck Dorsey Condon and Clarence M. Condon III Ann B. Connellee and William L. Connellee Judy Day and John S. Day Leilani DeMuth Barbara Dyer and Ronald G. Dyer Jocelyn Evans June M. Everett Carol Hayes Judy Hudson and Michael A. Hudson Helen Lyras M. Anne Middleton Mr. and Mrs. William Morrison, Jr. Belinda Nields Linda Plunkett and Ronald C. Plunkett 1997 Jean Rouse Spell 1958 and Pete Spell Harris Kenneth Teiger Joan M. Van Boven Mary Ellen L. Way and Charles S. Way, Jr. Anita Zucker Virginia Spearman Karen Burroughs Jones 1974 Alva Stern Erna A. Womble 1978 and William Womble, Jr. Florence Stern and Raymond Stern The George Stern and Sara Stern Foundation Theodore S. Stern Claudia Cohen and David J. Cohen George Harley Glenn F. McConnell 1969 Mary Osborne and Stephen C. Osborne 1973 Charlotte Riley and Joseph P. Riley, Jr. Catherine P. Smith and Hilton C. Smith, Jr. Jane Lucas Thornhill 1946 Peggy Watt and George P. Watt, Jr.

IN TRIBUTE Erna A. Womble 1978 and William Womble, Jr. Nathan Straus 1996 Robert M. Fortson IV Robert J. Tezza Tony Meyer 1949 J. Gorman Thomas 1943 and Gladys Thomas Allen Meglin Jeremy Warren Vann 1997 Sylvia Craver Harvey 1958 and Charles Edward Harvey, Sr. Lucia Johnson Vest 1947 Clark Aist Andrew T. Alwine Elaine Baden and Bernard Baden Mary Ann Bailey Malve Slocum Burns Barbara Carroll and Robert F. Carroll Mary Anne Cunningham Theodore R. Dicken Estelle J. Dukes Susan Fortgang and Richard T. Fortgang Janet Grimes and Rod A. Grimes Charline Jacob Jacob Gretel T. James Pamela Johnson and Timothy Scott Johnson Julie Kenney‑Newhard and James Newhard Victoria Lancaster and Carl D. Lancaster, Jr. Carolyn Leynse Lester Leynse Addie L. Martin Norma Martof Betty McDonald and Mark W. McDonald Rose L. McIver Gertrude Morris and James Frank Morris Lynda Mullins and George W. Mullins John W. Porter Frank E. Roys Anne L. Saunders Elizabeth Ann Smith Lynette Sprowls and Ryan C. Sprowls Elsie Sweeney and Robert M. Sweeney Patsy Tipton and Roy M. Tipton, Jr. Edward Vest David Wundrow Elsye Vodnoy Anonymous Rhoda Rippey Votaw Beth S. Kiger

J. Stewart Walker, Jr. 1978 Patience D. Walker Grace Rentz Walters Karen Burroughs Jones 1974 J. Fred Watts Carolyn Nesbitt Anderson 1970 and James P. Anderson 1955 Anonymous Ella Brooks Tyler W. Bulkley 2003 Cassandra Bullock 1983 and Ernest R. Jenkins III 1979 Teresa Burns Ann Calhoun Joseph Carson Charleston Center for Cosmetic & Restorative Dentistry, LLC Katharine Ciganovic and Denny D. Ciganovic Barry Coyle Kimberly J. Deal 1992 and Timothy W. Giblin George E. Dickinson Margaret L. Ehrhardt 1967 Gary C. Faber Hope Morris Florence 1970 Sara Forbes Jessica Fragile and Patrick Chris Fragile William Dillard Gudger Cynthia H. Haynsworth 1977 and Stephen A. Haynsworth 1979 E.F. Herrington Margaret W. Hunt Luba M. Ibrahim 1994 and Abdul A. Ibrahim Linda Jones and Gordon E. Jones Karen Burroughs Jones 1974 Judy Clark Jordan 1982 and Laylon W. Jordan Judith Kaiser and Charles F. Kaiser Louis Keiner Angela Jordan Kubinec 1992 and William R. Kubinec Carla J. Lowrey Ellenor M. Mahon Tony Meyer 1949 Millicent McConnell Moore 1964 and Terence N. Moore Laura R. Penny Sandra M. Powers and John Powers Georgia Ann Richardson 1993 Dana Simons and Sedgwick L. Simons 1977 Nancy B. Sliwa Nancy L. Stender and H. Conrad Stender

Philanthropy in the Face of Tragedy Michael R. Bennett, founder and owner of Bennett Hospitality, was deeply affected by the tragic shooting in downtown Charleston’s “Mother” Emanuel A.M.E. Church on June 17, 2015. In honor of the victims of that tragedy, Bennett established the “Mother” Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church Endowed Scholarship.

“I was so moved and inspired by the Mother Emanuel response to this tragedy that I wanted to do something,” says Bennett. “This is my small contribution in their honor.”

Bennett is the founder and owner of Bennett Hospitality, which owns 16 hotels and 8 restaurants in four states: South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, and Montana. Growing up in Charleston, he worked hard to get where he is today. As a junior at the College, he opened his first business – Free Wheelin bicycle and moped rentals – and joined the CofC maintenance crew working on some Glebe Street renovations. After six months learning from the crewmembers – he sold his moped business and started buying and fixing up properties around Charleston. Still, he credits those men – men whose families were likely part of the Mother Emanuel community – for a lot of his success in his career.

William Tennis Ana Uribe Helen Yochum Marcia Smoak Yochum 1996 and Henry M. Yochum III 1994 Judith Payne Watts Shelby Nicole Cody 2014

“I got so much from my experience with that crew. I owe a lot to them,” he says, adding that he hopes that the scholarship he’s endowed might go to a relative of one of those men he worked with on that crew. “For me, it’s come completely full circle, because I’m giving back to the people who educated me so well and launched my career.”

“ I encourage all those who were inspired by the grace and forgiveness of Mother Emanuel to contribute any amount to this scholarship.

I can think of no better way to strengthen our community than to offer the exceptional academic resources available right here in the heart of Charleston.”

— Michael R. Bennett, founder and owner of Bennett Hospitality

The scholarship will be awarded for the first time in fall 2016 and is open to any minority student from the Charleston peninsula.

C. Joy Wayman Kristina Olfson and James Wayman Franklin Barker West 2016 Wanda Corcoran and John Corcoran Charlotte Cary Hass 2014 Pi Kappa Alpha Redwood Foundation

Charlotte Westendorff 1953 Karen Burroughs Jones 1974 Tony Meyer 1949 Charlene Wisenbaugh Steven E. Sand 2003 Eugene "Gene" Woods 1952 Stan Preczewski DONOR REPORT 2015 | 49

IN TRIBUTE John Zeigler, Jr. Katherine King Bible 1994 and Kenneth Wayne Bible CMK Homecare of Charleston, LLC Leilani DeMuth Margaret Z. Dodds and David R. Dodds Michael W. Haga Roger T. Harris Karen Burroughs Jones 1974 Elizabeth Rivers Lewine Nina P. Liu Gloria McDonald and Arthur W. McDonald Patricia H. Moore and J. D. Moore 1966 Harlan M. Greene 1974 and Jonathan Ray Elaine Schwartz

GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR

(honored individual in bold) Todd Abedon Michael A. Hemphill Jennet Robinson Alterman Penelope G. Sloan 1977 James and Carolyn Anderson Kathleen Anderson Shuler 2014 and Michael Shuler Joseph B. Anderson 1986 Carolyn Nesbitt Anderson 1970 and James P. Anderson 1955 Philip Anderson 1981 Carolyn Nesbitt Anderson 1970 and James P. Anderson 1955 Susan Andrews Caroline Andrews 2010 Robin Banner 2014 Jennifer Banner and Donald Banner Emily Beam 2015 Polly Beam and Scott M. Beam Lilly Behrend 2009 Susan Behrend and Gary D. Behrend George Benson Joseph W. Kaempfer, Jr. Louise D. Bevan Erna A. Womble 1978 and William Womble, Jr. Charles and Linda Bishara Anonymous Michael Bishof 2018 Andrea Bishof and Michael P. Bishof Brett Bluestein Elizabeth Middleton Burke 1994 and Richard Burke 50 | 2015 DONOR REPORT

Sloan Bragg 2012 Melissa Earle Bragg Floyd Breeland Ernest Adams Ottis E. Allen Leon Alston Anonymous Arrow Dry Cleaners Kristen E. Ashworth Oneida R. Banks Rebecca Barber and John Patrick Barber Robert A. Barber J. Baxley Herbert Beard Thaddeus J. Bell Mendi Benigni Clyde A. Bess Cedric Blue Keonya Booker Mary H. Bradley and William P. Bradley Felicia S. Breeland Judy Britt and Willie C. Britt Alphonso Brown Robert L. Brown Alice B. Brown William Q. Burke James E. Campbell Mildred E. Carr Sharon Coakley Cheryl G. Connor and Stephen E. Connor 1980 Lauretta L. Dailey L. Cherry Daniel 1975 Emily Ann Darr 2001 Marcella L. Davis Gray Elise Davis-McFarland and Arthur McFarland Sara Givler DeWolf 2002 and Benjamin Karel DeWolf 2002 Eva Dilligard Yvete Douglas and Hillery P. Douglas Myron Drayton Jean R. Feldman and John R. Feldman Catherine Fields Christine Finnan and George Finnan Connie Fowler and Robert E. Fowler Wilmot Alfred Fraser Roosevelt Z. Gary Reverend John Gillison Wanda Govan and Jerry Govan Betty Graham Lavinia Grant Donna H. Gueldner Carolyn Anne Gutshall Benjamin A. Hagood Russell Hanesworth

Renard Harris Mary Hartshorn Sandra Haynes and Alonzo Haynes Clara H. Heinsohn 1974 Gerald E.S. Holman Romesena Holman and Lonnie C. Holman Lonnie Hosey Courtney Anne Howard Senator Brad Hutto Douglas K. Jennings Justin T. Johnson Marvin Johnson Karen Burroughs Jones 1974 Lynda Keller and Eugene A. Keller Beth Kerrigan Hezekiah Kitheart Julie A. Kornahrens 1984 Arthur E. Lawrence Harold N. Lemon Josephine M. Lewis and Andrew H. Lewis, Sr. Judith Blanchard Linder 1968 Lindsay Consulting, LLC Rebecca Lourie and Joel B. Lourie Lizzie M. Madison Catherine M. Marino Robert T. McCollum Willie C. McCray Gwen McCurdy and Layton McCurdy Teresa Wood McNerney 1995 and Todd James McNerney Octavio Miro Melvin M. Mitchell Agency Inc. Justin B. Moody-Vallandingham Valerie B. Morris and Boris Bohun-Chudyniv Martha Nabors Mutindi Ndunda Samella Odom and Oscar Odom, Jr. David Patterson 2016 Linda D. Payne Shawn A. Peace Brenda Roughton and Robert F. Perkins, Jr. Allen N. Pinckney Melvin Pinn, Jr., MD Justin Pohl Ronnie A. Sabb Kathy Schwalbe and Herman Schwalbe Mary Scott James Sheppard Charles Singelton Rosetta Singleton Sixth District Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. Jacqueline L. Smalls

Cynthia M. Smith Lauren St. Louis Ann Stein Carl Stent Wilfred J. Steplight Suzette Stille 1994 Vickie Stuckey and Lincoln Stuckey, Jr. Charles Thompson Meta Van Sickle Burnett Vanish Francena D. Varner Charles Venning, Jr. Frances C. Welch Earline Lincoln White Ethel White and Alphonza White Marcus S. White 2008 Mario White Gloria Gantt Wilford Kent M. Williams Barbara Wilson Melody Wilt Charles J. Worth Jennifer Brennan 2015 Roberta Conway and Patrick Conway 1983 Faye Cohen Brickman 1943 and Jack Brickman 1942 Carol Stern Brickman and Michael Brickman Marshall Seaton Brown 2009 Bert L. Brown Chase Bunes 2017 Michael Bunes Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Burgess Margaret Newbern and Thomas Newbern Christina Butler 2007 Lisa Kline and Glenn Kline Marion Cato and Wayland Cato Martha W. Cato and Thomas E. Cato Benjamin Cauthen 2014 Susan Mauro Karen Chandler Katherine King Bible 1994 and Kenneth Wayne Bible Denny D. Ciganovic Melantha Amanda Ruth Ardrey 2002 Marnette R. Bowen Ernest Brevard, Jr. 2009 Jeri O. Cabot Alicia Caudill Katharine Ciganovic K. Michael Duncan Susan Hartman and John C. Hartman, Jr. Heath C. Hoffmann

David P. Masich Office of Career Services Leslie Patten Susan H. Payment Teresa Smith Judith S. Steele Marcus S. White 2008 David Cohen Maynard Pearlstine Colin Colbert 2010 Mary Ann K. Colbert and Timothy J. Colbert College of Charleston Class of 2012 Kathleen Mackenzie Williams 2012 College of Charleston Class of 2014 Whitney Stoddard Sternbergh Interlibrary Loan Department Katherine Young and James E. Young Clerc Cooper 2015 Leslie C. Higgins Anna Chrisanthis Coutlakis 1955 Anastasia Latto Poydasheff 1951 and Robert S. Poydasheff Timothy Dagit, Jr. 2019 Jennifer Dagit and Timothy Dagit Edward H. Daniell John Minott Rivers, Jr. Elizabeth M. Davis 2012 Alicia K. Davis Klair Davis 2019 Jean Davis and Stephen G. Davis Billie Dean and Mitchell Dean Anna E. Dean Adam H. Doughty Katherine Bruce and J. Mark Galizio Meb Eady and John Eady Misha Eady Deda Evans Margaret Newbern and Thomas Newbern Yvonne duFort Evans Jeffrey A. Foster Ryan Connor Faucher 2015 Laura Faucher and Michael R. Faucher Bill Finn Carrie Blair Messal Dennis Fisher Terry Fisher 2007 Trisha Folds‑Bennett Jill Conway Jeffrey Foster Bonnie duFort Perry 1965 and William K. Perry

quiet reflection

the j. stewart walker sailing complex, patriots point athletics complex DONOR REPORT 2015 | 51

IN TRIBUTE Jenny Fowler Edith Howle and Rick Throckmorton Terry Fox Jaquelin P. Fleet Ann D. Harper Kara Michele Frisch 2007 Nancy F. Tisdale and Tom Tisdale Leslie Frondorf 2008 Victoria Frondorf and John Frondorf Collette Gadsden Lisa Alexander Gadsden 1978 and Frank M. Gadsden 1980 Hadley Gadsden Lisa Alexander Gadsden 1978 and Frank M. Gadsden 1980 Susan Garfinkel and Paul W. Garfinkel Sandy Garfinkel and Howard Garfinkel David Garrett 2015 Laura Garrett and Robert Garrett Morgan Garrison 2015 Bridgid Garrison and Robert Garrison Zachary Gerber 2015 Elizabeth King and Blaine Gerber Grant Gilmore Lisa Kline and Glenn Kline Alex Glassberg Susan Altman and Samuel Altman Sarah Gordon 2013 Sarah D. Gordon and Samuel F. Gordon III Claudia Griffin and John Griffin Margaret Newbern and Thomas Newbern Patricia Gustafson 1972 and Kenneth Gustafson, Sr. 1975 Erna A. Womble 1978 and William Womble, Jr. Ceci Haborak and George Haborak Carolyn Nesbitt Anderson 1970 and James P. Anderson 1955 Mary Hall‑Jones Cheryl A. McRoberts Gillian Hamilton 2018 Karen A. Hamilton and Jeffrey J. Hamilton Caroline F. Harkins 2017 Barbara Harkins and Craig Harkins Rachel Harper 2015 Nancy W. Harper and Wayne L. Harper David Hay 1981 Elizabeth Hassell and Fleetwood S. Hassell 52 | 2015 DONOR REPORT

Mariana Hay 1982 Croghan’s Jewel Box Elizabeth Hassell and Fleetwood S. Hassell Elizabeth Stusnick and Mike Stusnick Briley Hedrick Margaret Newbern and Thomas Newbern Ann Hellman Doris M. Hellman Mr. and Mrs. Richard Litwin Georgia Ann Hertz 2015 Ellen Hertz and George E. Hertz Therese Hillyer and Quin Hillyer Margaret Newbern and Thomas Newbern Adreanna Hines Margaret Newbern and Thomas Newbern Mr. and Mrs. James T. Hines, III Margaret Newbern and Thomas Newbern Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Hoggard Margaret Newbern and Thomas Newbern William Barnwell Holt 1974 Tony Meyer 1949 Carolyn Howle 2016 C. Virginia Lee 1977 Jack Huguley 1972 Karen Burroughs Jones 1974 Joe Hull Barbara Hallberg and Tom Hallberg Monique Jacobs 1989 and Mark Jacobs John Higgins Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Johnson Margaret Newbern and Thomas Newbern Annabel Jones 2010 Cheryl A. McRoberts Dr. and Mrs. Colin Jones Margaret Newbern and Thomas Newbern Karen Jones 1974 Ashley Jones Smith 2000 and Michael J. Smith '99 Emma Margaret Starr Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jones Margaret Newbern and Thomas Newbern LuAnn Joyner Margaret Newbern and Thomas Newbern

Don Joyner Margaret Newbern and Thomas Newbern Barbara Karesh Marilyn Hoffman Charlot Karesh Marianne Rosen and Richard S. Rosen Alex Kindya Eugenie Elizabeth Valentine 2010 Haley Alison Kos 2016 Laurie Soenen and Scott Soenen Victoria Kraemer 2011 Storey Foundation Inc. Samantha Krantz 2019 Andrew Krantz Catherine Lacour 1995 Blackbaud, Inc. Danielle Lampert 2019 Stephanie Lampert and Warren Lampert Emi Landry 2016 Anne Leonard Harriett Lee 2008 Beth Lee Monte Lee 2000 Peggy Watt and George P. Watt, Jr. Leroy Lewis, Jr. Anonymous Janice Linkous John Byrd Guoli Liu Dusty R. Braddock and Bryan W. Braddock 1995 Danielle "Dani" Lockemy 2016 Danny Lockemy Ralph Lundy Benedict M. Graham The Henry Crown and Company Mr. and Mrs. Bill Magette Margaret Newbern and Thomas Newbern David S. Mann Dusty R. Braddock and Bryan W. Braddock '95 Laurel Callow Mastin 2003 John Callow Mr. and Mrs. Bob McArtor Margaret Newbern and Thomas Newbern Amy Thompson McCandless Stephen Russell Wilson Glenn McConnell 1969 American College of Dentists

Education Advocate Honored Born in Indiana in 1921, R.E. Davis had many challenges to overcome, but he did well in school and eventually became a WWII pilot at age 21, serving in Indochina with the Flying Tigers. After the war, he became a career officer in the Air Force and went to college and majored in business. He taught Junior ROTC at Rock Hill High School in Rock Hill, S.C., and it was his hope that his students might go on to college and find the kind of success he enjoyed. Believing that education is the best way to get ahead in life – that, and investing in stocks – Davis always helped his daughter, Susan Davis Trott, with her education, even when she wanted to give up.

Trott, a Charleston painter whose subjects frequently include scenery from the historic city and the surrounding Lowcountry, created the R.E. Davis Scholarship in honor of her late father in October 2015. The first R.E. Davis Scholar will be chosen in fall 2016.

Betty Gore and Robert T. Ball, Jr. 1966 Baylor University Jessica McGorty 2018 Celeste McGorty and Thomas McGorty Mrs. Charles McKinney Margaret Newbern and Thomas Newbern Mr. and Mrs. Jim Melchor Margaret Newbern and Thomas Newbern Ronald Mendola Jessica Gerrick Zucker and Jeffrey Mark Zucker Anthony "Tony" Meyer 1949 Erna A. Womble 1978 and William Womble, Jr.

(clockwise) r.e. davis in the classroom and with his daughter, susan davis trott

Carolyn Mikell and Chip Mikell Margaret Newbern and Thomas Newbern

Michael Miller 1995 Julie Plane Valerie B. Morris Katherine J. Lloyd

Margaret Murray Margaret Newbern and Thomas Newbern

Vincent Musi Edith Howle and Rick Throckmorton Ben Newbern 2015 LuAnn Joyner and Wingate Gordon Joyner, Jr.

IN TRIBUTE Mr. and Mrs. Judson Newbern III Margaret Newbern and Thomas Newbern Margaret Newbern Claudia Griffin and John M. Griffin Nancy Jernigan Newbern Margaret Newbern and Thomas Newbern James Newsome III Charleston Branch Harbor Pilots Austin Tyler O'Bryhim 2014 & 2015 Cristina Curtis Kathryn O’Connor and John O'Connor Margaret Newbern and Thomas Newbern Susan Oliver Margaret Newbern and Thomas Newbern Kiana McKenzie Olmstead 2017 Cammie McKenzie and Carl Olmstead Rhett Outten Croghan’s Jewel Box Elizabeth Stusnick and Mike Stusnick Caroline Owen 2007 Charlene Wick Kenworthy Natalie Lynn Palmieri 2017 Tracey Palmieri and David Palmieri Monica Pearson 2013 Amy S. Moyer Martin Perlmutter Nancy Leopold Banov 1988 and Charles Banov Katherine King Bible 1994 and Kenneth Wayne Bible Burnet & Joseph S. Mendelsohn, LLC Sandy Garfinkel and Howard Garfinkel Jane M. Mendelsohn and Burnet Mendelsohn Rhetta Mendelsohn and Joseph S. Mendelsohn Ann Sablosky and Stephen Rockower Peter Rosenthal Barbara L. Zucker and Lenny Zucker Bonnie duFort Perry 1965 Jeffrey A. Foster Dr. and Mrs. Charles Grainger Pierce Margaret Newbern and Thomas Newbern John Powell Jennifer Powell Norton 2000 and James Bransford Norton IV Samuel 'Trey' Pringle III 2009 Anonymous

Mark Pyles Joanne Hill and Joseph R. Liro Ruth Rambo Jayne Wallace Kathryn Gianatos Rentiers 1951 Yvonne duFort Evans 1958 and L. Wilbur Evans 1951 Joanne Kay Richardson 2011 Jack Alan Richardson Joseph P. Riley Erna A. Womble 1978 and William Womble, Jr. Sabrina Infante Riotto 2015 Toni Dara Infante and Randolph Riotto Gabriella Riska 2015 Brenda Riska and Guy Riska John Minott Rivers, Jr. Elizabeth Rivers Lewine Mr. and Mrs. T. Lee Robinson Margaret Newbern and Thomas Newbern Kelly Roughgarden 2016 Christine Roughgarden and Keith Roughgarden Howard F. Rudd, Jr. David Desplaces Carrie Blair Messal Olivia Sackler 2018 Peg K. Sackler and Steve Sackler Bynum Satterwhite Margaret Newbern and Thomas Newbern Lois Sawyer and Charles Sawyer Margaret Newbern and Thomas Newbern Mishka Scarafile Patricia Ricketts Scarafile 1966 Oren Segal Phyllis G. Katzen and Marvin Katzen The Mathematics Department Joseph Vann Shackelford 2011 Regina K. Shapiro and Samuel R. Shapiro Olga Brawman‑Mintzer and Jacobo E. Mintzer Jeryll H. Perlmutter 1983 and Martin Perlmutter Ellen S. Steinberg and Robert M. Steinberg Mary "Callie" Shell 1983 Edith Howle and Rick Throckmorton Caroline N. Shervin 2015 Berkeley Shervin

Anna "Kathleen" Anderson Shuler 2014 Carolyn Nesbitt Anderson 1970 and James P. Anderson 1955 Erin Simmons 2014 GigDawg, LLC Adam David Helms 2015 Vertamae Smart‑Grosvenor Shanise Rhiney Mills Cobb Smith 1991 Amy Hunt Lawson 1993 and Wes Sumner Lawson Hospitality and Tourism Management Department Bulldog Tours, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Smyly Margaret Newbern and Thomas Newbern Laurie Soenen Teleia White Sara Solomon 2019 Diane Solomon Dorie Spaulding Linda Plunkett and Ronald C. Plunkett '97 Dorie and George Spaulding* Angelika Anderson and Louis Anderson R. Beck Dorsey Condon and Clarence M. Condon III Ann B. Connellee and William L. Connellee Sherry Cox and Boyce V. Cox Janet Heath Cracraft 1985 and Scott Anthony Cracraft, Sr. 1983 Croghan's Jewel Box Judy Day and John S. Day Leilani DeMuth Barbara Dyer and Ronald G. Dyer Dayna Elliott and Richard D. Elliott Jocelyn Evans June M. Everett Jean R. Feldman and John R. Feldman Bonnie Grossman Lou Rena Hammond Sylvia Craver Harvey 1958 and Charles Edward Harvey, Sr. Carol Hayes Anne M. Head Barkley Henning Judy Hudson and Michael A. Hudson Lucie Jones and Garvin Jones Lucie M. Jones and Garvin Jones Sharon Brock Kingman 1980 and Rus Kingman

Rita Kramer and Randy Kramer Helen Lyras M. Anne Middleton Midland Engineering William M. Morrison Barbara B. Nicklaus Eric H. Nielsen Barbara Petterson Jane Pfeiffer Post and Courier Foundation Renee Buyck Romberger 1981 and Randy Romberger Vicki Rudd and Howard F. Rudd, Jr. Ann Ruppe and Philip E. Ruppe Patricia Spaulding and David G. Spaulding Jean Rouse Spell 1958 and Pete Spell Joan M. Van Boven Mary Ellen L. Way and Charles S. Way, Jr. The Jerry and Anita Zucker Family Foundation, Inc. Jean Rouse Spell 1958 Anne Marie Baker 2013 Hannah Lynne Sprick 2014 Lynne E. Sprick and Philip G. Sprick Yvonne Stoneburner and Frank Stoneburner Margaret K. Turner and Banks Turner Equestrian Team and Bob Story Lynn Fox Swanson Family and Honors College Challenge Trisha H. Folds‑Bennett and Brett Bennett Deborah Beiler Bishop and Bart Scott Bishop Katherine Coffey Cooney 2004 and Kellen Cooney 2005 Elizabeth DuValier Crotty and Jerome T. Crotty Judith C. Dunn and Paul D. Johnson CB Flock Research Corporation Cheryl B. Flock and Stephen C. Flock Amy Foxhall and Joey H. Foxhall '99 Sarah Permenter Hays 2003 and Joshua J. Hays 2003 Alexa S. Mosteller and Charles S. Mosteller 1981 Linda Ryan and Thomas Ryan The Sledge Foundation, Inc. Steve Swanson 1989 and Emily Swanson 1989 Sarah Permenter Hays 2003 and Joshua J. Hays 2003

Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Tackett Margaret Newbern and Thomas Newbern Thomas Keegan Talbot, Jr. 2018 Ellen Talbot and Thomas Talbot Vernon and Lisa Taylor Emily Catherine Taylor 2014 Gary Thomas 1983 Anonymous Sheila Charron Melanie Colum Georgie Jarrell Margie Martin Saundra Punzel Kylie Toscano 2016 Joseph Toscano H. Evans Townsend III 1964 Jennifer L. Enis and Daniel J. Ennis 1992 Chasen Trowbridge 2014 Peggy Trowbridge and Steve Trowbridge James Verner 2015 Dallas McGuire Schuyler Walter 2015 Emma Walter and Floyd Carl Walter, Jr. Frances C. Welch Betty Gore and Robert T. Ball, Jr. 1966 Catherine Oliver Jones 1960 John White 1999 Gaylord and Dorothy Donnelley Foundation Miranda Louise Whiting 2015 Rhonda Whiting and William Whiting C. M. Williams Erna A. Womble 1978 and William Womble, Jr. Deborah Williams Mary Jo Potter and William Z. Potter Patricia "Ridley" Williams 2009 Julie R. Williams and Stephen H. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wynn Margaret Newbern and Thomas Newbern John A. Zeigler Jr. Travel for Music Students Susan Master and Michael A. Master Jacquelin Brooke Zimmerman 2015 Taryn Zimmerman and Glenn Zimmerman Anita Zucker Carrie Blair Messal DONOR REPORT 2015 | 53

B OA R D O F T R U S T EE S

2015 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON BOARDS

The dedicated volunteers who serve on the boards and councils provide support in many ways, including the promotion of academic programs, research, faculty development and institutional governance.

Please note: The names that appear in these lists served their respective boards during all or part of 2015.

Gregory D. Padgett, Chair 1979 G. Lee Mikell, Vice Chair 1984 Frank M. Gadsden 1980, Secretary Donald H. Belk 2000 John H. Busch 1985 Demetria Noisette Clemons 1975

L. Cherry Daniel 1975 Renee B. Goldfinch 2006 Henrietta U. Golding 1974 David M. Hay 1981 Pansy King-Reid Randolph R. Lowell 1995

Annaliza Oehmig Moorhead 1992 Toya D. Pound 1991 Daniel Ravenel 1972 Renee B. Romberger 1981 Jeffrey M. Schilz 2000 Edward L. Thomas Jr. 1976

Joseph F. Thompson Jr. 1974 Ricci Land Welch 1992 John B. Wood Jr. 1983

CO LLE G E O F C H A R LE S TO N F O U N DAT I O N B OA R D Peggy Boykin 1981 William Glen Brown Jr. 1976 Lisa B. Burbage 1981 John B. Carter, Jr. Marco L.E. Cavazzoni Scott A. Cracraft 1983 Dianne Marie Culhane Neil W. Draisin 1965 Dennis J. Encarnation 1974

Christopher B. Fraser Fleetwood S. Hassell Arthur. J. Heath Amy L. Heyel 1992 James F. Hightower 1982 Theodore V. Howie Jr. 1983 Reba Kinne Huge Jean W. Johnson Stephen R. Kerrigan

Jeffery E. Kinard 1977 Sharon B. Kingman 1980 Bradford Marshall Ralph F. Martino H. Chapman McKay 1986 Justin R. McLain 1998 D. Sherwood Miler III 1974 Charles S. Mosteller 1981 Daniel Ravenel 1972

R. Keith Sauls 1990 Hilton C. Smith Jr. George G. Spaulding* (Board Emeritus) Sam Stafford III 1968 Steve D. Swanson 1989 Chloe Knight Tonney 1984 W. Dixon Woodward Tomi G. Youngblood

A LU M N I A S S O C I AT I O N B OA R D Marvell Adams 2000 Mark O. Andrews 1976 Charles J. Baker III 1980 Krista Ellis Bannister 1992 Johnnie W. Baxley III 1992 Brett A. Bluestein 1997 Erica Henderson Brown 1993 Elizabeth Colbert-Busch 1979 Tanisia V. Charles 2007 Michelle Asha Cooper 1995 Rebekah N. Crawford 2016 Bobby R. Creech Jr. 1986

Lundy Lee Davis 2015 Martin Erbele 2013 Jessica Gonzales Gibadlo 1997 Stacey Barber Hollings 2005 Theodore V. Howie Jr. 1983 Karen Burroughs Jones 1974 Christina Callison Kubinska 2007 Jeffrey J. Lamberson 1993 Cynthia Marcengill Legette 1993 Mitchell Leverette 1985 J. Christopher Mattox 2002 Rahul N. Mehra 1983

Robert W. Marlowe 1971 D. Sherwood Miler III 1974 Kelly T. Moorhead 1999 Nancy Limehouse Morrow 1973 Clayton Mozingo 2003 La Guardia Smith Myers 1993 Marc D. New 1984 Rallis L. Pappas 1978 Elliott H. Phillips 1993 Jennifer Asnip Quattlebaum 1996 Daniel Ravenel 1972 Michael R. Renault 1995

John S. Rizzo 2007 D. Ellis Roberts 2001 Louester Smalls Robinson 1977 Carmen Sessions Scott 1996 Kathryn Edwards Sherrod 1993 Christopher A. Skipper 1993 Sam Stafford III 1968 Christopher W. Starr 1983 Allison Burke Thompson 1995 Angel Brown Touwsma 1993 Debra A. Turner 1978 Derrick L. Williams 1999

CO U G A R C LU B B OA R D Josh Atkinson 2006 Johnnie Baxley 1992 Rebecca Britton 2006 Rhetta Cloyd 2003 David Crowley 2002 John Culhane Daniel Dickerson 1999 John Douglass 1999 Joey Foxhall 1999 54 | 2015 DONOR REPORT

George Fraggos Chris Fraser John Grab Nancy Hahn Barbara Hallberg Carl Johnson 1971 Danny Johnson 2011 Jean Johnson David Katz

J.J. Lamberson 1993 Ralph Martino Marshall Miller Valerie Morris Richard Morse Mark New 1984 Tom O’Donnell Megan Owen John Powell

Jim Redfern Tim Scofield Larry Simon 1976 Chris Skipper 1993 Kevin Smith 1992 Marc Stein 1998 Greg Young Tomi G. Youngblood

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DIVISION OF INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT

CONTACT US

The College’s Division of Institutional Advancement has worked diligently to make this list complete and accurate.

If we have overlooked anyone or if there is an error, please allow us to correct our records. Visit us at boundless.cofc.edu.

Contact: Carin Jorgensen 843.953.5859 jorgensencl@cofc.edu

George P. Watt Jr. Executive Vice President 843.953.4367 wattgp@cofc.edu

FINANCE

Debye Alderman Director of Finance and Administration 843.953.7458 aldermanda@cofc.edu

DEVELOPMENT

Chris Tobin Vice President of Development 843.953.3694 tobinc@cofc.edu Cathy Mahon 1980 Associate Vice President 843.953.5432 mahonc@cofc.edu Marijana R. Boone 2001 Director of Advancement Services 843.953.5647 boonemr@cofc.edu Denise Ciccarelli Director of Corporate and Foundation Relations 843.953.5018 ciccarellimd@cofc.edu Carin Jorgensen Director of Stewardship and Donor Relations 843.953.5859 jorgensencl@cofc.edu Laurie Soenen Director of Annual Giving Programs 843.953.3418 soenenl@cofc.edu

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COMMUNICATIONS

Maura Hogan 1987 Director of Advancement Communications 843.953.5496 hoganm@cofc.edu

ALUMNI AFFAIRS

Ann Looper Pryor 1983 Vice President of Alumni Affairs 843-953-2060 pryoral@cofc.edu

Karen Jones 1974 Executive Secretary, College of Charleston Alumni Association 843.953.5773 jonesk@cofc.edu

ATHLETICS

T.J. Isaacs Associate Athletic Director, Development/External Affairs 843.953.5498 isaacstj@cofc.edu

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