The Patriot Magazine Summer/Fall 2023 by Carla Zighelboim

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Summer/Fall 2023

Inside: After 47 years, newly retired Glenda Daulerio 1760 is forever a Patriot.

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Our family-centered admission process ensures that prospective families and students are provided with the thoughtful information they need to best understand our programs, philosophy, and community while parent input, school information, and admission assessments help us get to know each applicant.

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of accepted students who enroll stay at GA until graduation.

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October 2023

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Dear Friends, Welcome to GA 264! Opening this year with the largest enrollment in school history with 1,222 students reminds us that even after centuries of excellence in education, our mission resonates deeply with families. With over 180 new students and more than a dozen new teachers joining us from across the country, we know that the Academy appeals to so many thanks to our remarkably talented faculty and staff, beautiful campus, constantly evolving curriculum, and strong community focus. It is a great time to be a Patriot! This year marks the culmination and launch of two major, all-school, multi-year initiatives: the opening of our awe-inspiring, 25,000+ square foot Health & Wellness Center and the implementation of the new Community Commitments. We were proud to celebrate both of these achievements along with our traditional Flag Raising to start the year with everyone gathered around Connor Quad on September 15. Simply put, the Health & Wellness Center is a game-changer for all of GA – students, employees, alumni/ae, and families alike. The impressive Jordan Center, replete with a huge array of strength and conditioning equipment, views into the Preserve and the pool, and our two multifunctional wellness rooms for mindfulness, meditation, dance, yoga, etc., will enable everyone to actively pursue their own wellness journeys right on campus. In addition, the Live Well Lobby and Hall of Athletic Achievement will serve as community hubs highlighting the rich history of GA athletics in a gorgeous, welcoming space. Led by Assistant Head of School Nidhi McVicar P’31’31 and the Strategic Vision Task Force of the Board of Trustees, the crafting of GA’s new Community Commitments has been two years in the making. With three profound stanzas (and five succinct-but-moving ‘kid-friendly’ bullets), these sentiments define how we hope and expect every Patriot to live in their pursuit of our mission. See page 12 for more details of this important initiative. As always, GA is better with and because of our thousands of alumni/ae around the world, and we hope the opening of the new Health & Wellness Center will provide another reason to come home and visit us on campus. For those who want to come for a workout, Jordan Center hours are posted right on our website. As we relaunch a ‘Lunch & Learn’ speaker series initiated by the legendary Jim Fenerty 1760, we hereby put a call out to our graduates active in the fields of nutrition, professional athletics, coaching, yoga, mindfulness, sports psychology, and sports science/medicine to connect with our Alumni Office (alumni@germantownacademy.org). We’d love to have you share your expertise with our current students, and they would love to learn from you and get to know you. Wishing a happy, healthy school year to you and yours,

Rich Schellhas 1760 Head of School

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

SUMMER/FALL 2023 HEAD OF SCHOOL Rich Schellhas 1760 TRUSTEES Bela D. Bagga Laura W. Brewer ’80 Ira M. Brownstein John Cannon ’80 Amy Seyfert Connelly ’90 Anthony DiSandro, Jr. Mark Dooley Thomas E. Durkin ’89 Judy A. Felgoise Desrene Freeman John M. Galloway Judi J. Goodman 1760 Janet Haugen Annamarie Geppert Hellebusch ’84 Lauren Finkelstein Hellman ’95 Philip Huang Michael H. Jordan Claire Ragusa MacRae ’84 Carol Momjian Linda White Nunes ’80 Salvatore J. Paone ’95 George M. Riter ’76 Diana Rodgers ’03 Cheryl Ross 1760 Andrew D. Sandifer Edward Swanson Kezirah Linn Vaughters ’91 William B. Weihenmayer, Jr. ’03 TRUSTEE EMERITI Bradley J. Korman ’83, Susan Stratton McGinnis ’78, Jeffrey T. Sultanik ’72, and Jeffrey A. Honickman ’75 CHARTER TRUSTEE John W. Rex ’63

6 The Class of 2023

The newest group of graduates go off to college and are on to their next adventure.

10 College Counseling

The college admissions landscape is constantly changing, and our College Counseling department changes along with it.

12 Campus News

From the adoption of our new Community Commitments to students taking home national awards, there is much to celebrate at GA.

16 Glenda Daulerio 1760 Glenda Daulerio 1760 retires after 47 spectacular years.

19 2022-23 Annual Report

Celebrating the generosity of the GA community.

47 Class Notes

Alumni announce new babies, work accolades, mini-reunions, and more.

50 A Family Affair Fred Straub ’67 and his daughter, Carolyn Straub McTernan ’00 are 3rd and 4th generation jewelers.

EDITORS Dina Katz, Brooke Record, and Carla Zighelboim 1760 EDITORIAL STAFF Joseph Cicchino, Camille De Ramos, Martin Dean, Heather Durkin 1760, Melissa Fikioris, Jessica Holl, Kristen Kennedy, Sarah Mirabile, Meg Peake, Cindy Siano, Beth Taylor, and Michelle Wood

Stay connected with GA! Visit www.germantownacademy.net and on social media

PHOTOGRAPHY Joseph Cicchino, Dina Katz, Kristen Kennedy, and Carla Zighelboim

ON THE COVER – Glenda Daulerio 1760 photo taken in 1988

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WHERE IN THE WORLD IS...

EMILY WAGNER 1760 While her dreams include living in the south of France, retired Middle and Upper School French teacher Mme Emily Wagner 1760 is enjoying pleasant days in nearby Huntingdon Valley, tending to her garden and enjoying the company of other GA retirees.

Retirement from GA in June 2012 was emotionally hard, but I have come to enjoy it. I still miss my students and my colleagues terribly, but not all the evening work, endless meetings, or comment writing! In keeping with the GA tradition of giving back to the community, I serve on the boards of several professional and local organizations and edit their newsletters. Also, because I loved–and missed–teaching so much, I accepted a position as an adjunct professor at Chestnut Hill College and taught there from 2013 until the pandemic hit, but it was not GA. I have so many fond and funny memories of my 32 years at GA, from Flag Raising to the faculty line at graduation, I cannot single out just one. There are the many trips I planned and took to France and Quebec with students where they tried out their French and marveled at the sights, sounds, and tastes of other cultures. There was the time a parent insisted that I was a former

nun. There was the parent, my first year at GA in 1980, who told my whole advisory parent group on my first “Meet-the-Teacher” night that I had taught her in high school. Then, 32 years later, a parent announced to my advisory parent group that I had taught her, her children, and now her grandchildren. It was then I knew it was time to retire! Most significant to me, though, are the many notes I have received from former students about how learning French has graced their personal and professional lives. I am in touch with many of them by email and on social media and love getting together with them to reminisce about the “good old days” at GA. They are all very special people. Family matters and the pandemic have deterred my wanderlust, but I am starting to think about adventuring abroad again soon. In the meantime, I keep busy with family, friends, reading, and tending my little garden. Plain, pure, but profound pleasures.

TWO HONORED WITH DOVE BECKER SOCIETY INDUCTION Spanish teacher Carol D. Peery Ayers 1760 and Upper School Mathematics teacher Susan Negro 1760. Schellhas acknowledged how both Ayers and Negro created successful exchange programs abroad from scratch, connecting GA to schools across the globe, ensuring students have an opportunity to meaningfully expand their cultural literacy, confidence, collaboration, and connections. He added that he knows firsthand that launching an exchange is sometimes the easiest part, and that the real challenge exists in sustaining programs by continuing relationships, building new ones when people leave, and continuing to shape and redirect a program to meet the evolving needs of both students and schools. Outside of the office of Head of School Rich Schellhas 1760, there is a plaque recognizing members of a special group at Germantown Academy. The Dove Becker Society, named for James Dove and Hilarius Becker, the two founders of GA, recognizes members of the community who have created or perpetuated significant programs that have expanded GA’s campus in compelling and engaging ways. Two new members were inducted into The Dove Becker Society at the end of the 2022-23 school year – Upper School 4 | GERMANTOWN ACADEMY

“Sue and Carol have done a stellar job of building exemplary exchange programs for GA in the UK and Spain respectively,” said Schellhas. “Each of their programs represents the best of our school thanks to their dedication, hard work, passion, creativity, pluck, and gritty tenacity. So many students have benefited and will benefit from their brilliance in expanding our campus in such a meaningful way.”

CAMPAIGN NEWS SECURING GA’S FUTURE THROUGH ENDOWMENT GROWTH One of GA’s most valuable resources doesn’t teach or coach; it doesn’t create curriculum or design innovative opportunities. This silent contributor has enormous potential and makes an impact on campus each day. • It ensures that the most talented students of all backgrounds can achieve excellence at GA. • It helps to attract, retain, and support our exceptional faculty members. • Its growth allows the school to make capital improvements to campus. • It is the largest indicator of our school’s aspirational future. This all-important resource is our ENDOWMENT. A critical objective of the Our Moment campaign is to raise $16 million to increase and strengthen GA’s endowment. The funds raised through this effort are carefully managed so that the school can draw interest off the investments and create vital annual income that is directed towards areas such as student financial aid, faculty compensation, and experiential learning. GA’s endowment is comprised of more than 100 funds that have been established over several decades by alumni, parents, and friends of our school community. These funds range in purpose – some are restricted to providing financial aid or programmatic support, while others are more general and support areas of greatest need. Many of these funds were created in honor or memory of GA community members. Endowment gifts are a permanent source of funding for the school that can create a lasting legacy while strengthening GA’s. To learn more about endowment giving, please contact Brooke Record, Director of Institutional Advancement, at Brooke.Record@germantownacademy.org or 267-405-7212

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Class of 2023 Graduates The 2023 Class Stone

Congratulations 1760 Alumni (L to R) Morgan Hellebusch ’23, Kayla D’Eletto ’23, and Ava Toren ’23 Germantown Academy welcomed the remarkable Class of 2023 into the school’s storied alumni body during a picture-perfect ceremony on Friday, June 9, 2023 on Connor Quad. Head of School Rich Schellhas 1760 and Board of Trustees President Lori R. Griswold 1760, employees, students, parents, and extended family members were inspired by student speakers Sam Wang ’23 and Stella Lee ’23. Upper School Mathematics Teacher and Head of Roberts House Allison Rader delivered the faculty speech.

(L to R) Cheryl Ross 1760, Carla Zighelboim 1760, B’Dette Guidetti 1760, Jen Leming ’97, P’27 ’30 President, Alumni Society Board

of the graduating class who have made the best use of their talents while at Germantown Academy,.

During the ceremony, Morgen Zighelboim ’23 and Joseph Richards ’23 were each awarded the Beard Memorial Award for fostering the spirit, cherishing the tradition, and promoting the interest of the Academy.

Lastly, Sam Wang was awarded the Academy Wooden Spoon Award. In the 19th century, GA seniors would gather for a “class dinner” at which they would regale each other with speeches, songs, and jokes. Prizes were awarded for academic excellence, and one deserving student received a large wooden spoon that represented their efforts to “nourish” other students through kindness and character. In 2021, the Academy reinstated this award once again to acknowledge one senior’s kindness and character. Also included in the ceremony was the induction of new members to the honorary alumni Class of 1760. Alumni Society Board President Jennifer Rotzell Leming ’97 announced that this year’s honorary alumni inductees are Child Care Assistant Group Supervisor, Bernadette Guidetti, Trustee and Chair of the Parent of Alumni Association, Cheryl Ross P ’10 ’13, and Director of Communications and Marketing, Carla Zighelboim P’23 ’26.

Maria Petko ’23 and Aaron Parks ’23 were each presented with the Head of School Prize, which is awarded to the two students

See https://www.germantownacademy.net/academics/upperschool/ll2023 for a full listing of Lifers, Double Lifers, and Legacies.

Senior Class Representatives to the Student Government Association – Kayla D’Eletto ’23, Morgan Hellebusch ’23, and Ava Toren ’23 – presented their class stone designed by Ryleigh Dougherty ’23 and thanked the members of the class for participating in the Annual Fund.

Lifers

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Double Lifers!

ALCOTT-DAY HOUSE Claire Michelle Mateo, Prefect Malia Grace Walton* Prefect Blaise Bailey* Raina Bandekar* Cum Laude Haiden W. Bonczek Ryleigh Dougherty, Cum Laude, Academy Scholar MacGregor Slack Jordan* Gina Marie Melograno Cam Davis Moore Kessiah Patrick Drew Daniel Schwartz* Christine Sfida Logan K. Shallow, Cum Laude, Academy Scholar Clarissa Teagan Smith Evan Richard Spivey Luke Matthew Topley Eli Shapiro Torrey* Cum Laude Nicholas Venziale

GALLOWAY HOUSE Serena Kaur Bagga* Prefect, Academy Scholar Braheen A. Mitchell, Jr., Prefect Stephen Thomas Calabro Caitlyn Anne Connelly* Aidan Donahue Adhiraj Akshay Gadre Max Elijah Goldman Danny Hernandez Olivia Sophia Jappe Emma Knebel* Cum Laude, Academy Scholar Colin Manuel Leon,* Aja Michelle McBride Ava McManus, Lifer John Patrick Morris Charles Talbot Ota, Cum Laude

Sarah Elizabeth Sandifer, Cum Laude Olivia Grace Shafer Vance Alexander Thorpe Moraiya Symone Wilson Logan Storey Wodward* Kershaw Ho

KERSHAW HOUSE Morgan Blache Hellebusch* Prefect, Academy Scholar Anish Sriram, Prefect, Cum Laude Gracen Jane Brant Kate Simmons Brogan Yash Chadda* Cum Laude Ella Grace DeCardona, Cum Laude, Academy Scholar Alissa Joyce Freeman Rocco Joseph Ippoldo Lana Li Karpf Aayush Kevadia, Cum Laude Sarah Ann Ladouceur Hannah Anne Manusov, Cum Laude Jessie Jay Ordillas Walker Main Schwartz* Aeneas Vance Samuel Wang, Cum Laude Spencer Chester Westover

OSBOURN HOUSE Carolyn Ann Connolly, Prefect Asher Craig Sasson, Prefect Elizabeth Maria DiSandro* Zachary Genovesi Robert Goldberger Aisosa Dumebi Idahosa, Cum Laude, Academy Scholar Jacob David Kafrissen* Cum Laude Alexander R. Krausz Stella Lee, Cum Laude Nicholas P. Lucarini

Patrick Michael Major Amelia Massetti* Zachary Michael Mateo, Cum Laude Charles Thomas Murgia Mia Claire Raven Amelia Joy McMichael Reaume* Academy Scholar Taylor Nicole Weiss* Cum Laude Tyler Gene Weiss Katja Elise Wetzel*

ROBERTS HOUSE Alexander James Farina, Prefect, Cum Laude Emily Fiona McKenna* Prefect Christopher James Bauer Phoebe Christine Caffey* Coco Anne DeBartlo Kayla Jane D’Eletto Julia M. Fitzpatrick Joshua Charles Freeman Anna Jordan Gamburg* Joshua Gibbs Tristan Paulo Machado Sarah Elizabeth Marvin Ella Elisabeth Metro* Madelyn Rose Petrone Aarav Bhavesh Satashia, Cum Laude Kate Stone Damon Julian Sun* Ava Madison Toren Finley Beck Wentz Aidan Joseph Zakarewicz Truesd ell House

TRUESDELL HOUSE

Joseph Francis Richards, Prefect, Cum Laude, Academy Scholar Morgen Rose Zighelboim* Prefect

Ryan P. Barrett Kendall Reese Bennett Jordan Mitchell Boymel* Cum Laude Elizabeth Burke Declan Martin Connaughton Dylan Patrick Garber Kayleigh Grace Howard Fern Elizabeth Joson Eliza Ryan Meth Alexandra Grace Ruane Elizabeth Christine Smith Jacob Harrison Spain* John Augustine Strauss Luke Weidemoyer, Cum Laude David Lawrence Werther Washington HouseHOUSE WASHINGTON Sage Alexandra Battisto* Prefect Matthew D. McGettigan, Prefect Melinda Michelle Amorosi* Cum Laude, Academy Scholar Justin Blake Cartagenova Jonathan Davison Freeman Colin J. Kearney Blake David Lyntton Abigail Marino Claire Madison McMichael Ruby Serafina Moyer* Cum Laude Kyle Sage Orenstein Aaron Joseph Parks Noelle Doreen Paynton Maria Evangelina Petko, Cum Laude Colin B. Pugh Luisa C. Ramirez Jacob Meyer Sasson Ellee Samantha Segal Dean Shacklett III Emily Kathleen Spillane *Indicates Lifer

Legacies

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ON TO THE NEXT ADVENTURE!

Our graduates are matriculating at 89 different schools. Amherst College Arizona State University Auburn University Babson College Barnard College Bentley University Binghamton University Boston College Boston University Brown University Bucknell University (2) Case Western Reserve University Clemson University (2) Colby College Colgate University Colorado School of Mines Columbia University Connecticut College Cornell University Denison University Drew University Drexel University (2) Elon University (2) Fairfield University Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University Fordham University Franklin and Marshall College (5) George Washington University (3) Georgetown University Georgia Institute of Technology Hamilton College Haverford College High Point University Illinois Institute of Technology Ithaca College 8 | GERMANTOWN ACADEMY

James Madison University Johns Hopkins University Lafayette College Lehigh University (6) Middlebury College Mount Holyoke College Muhlenberg College Northeastern University (3) Northwestern University Oberlin College Ohio State University Ohio Wesleyan University Pace University, New York City Pennsylvania State University (6) Philadelphia Community College Purdue University Rochester Institute of Technology San Diego State University Savannah College of Art & Design Southern Methodist University Syracuse University (4) Temple University The New School Trinity College (2) Tufts University Tulane University (2) United States Military Academy United States Naval Academy University of California-Los Angeles University of California-San Diego University of Colorado Boulder University of Florida University of Kentucky University of Maryland University of Miami (2) University of New Hampshire

University of Pennsylvania (5) University of Pittsburgh (3) University of Scranton University of South Carolina University of St Andrews University of Tampa University of Tennessee University of Vermont University of Wisconsin (3) Ursinus College (5) Vassar College Villanova University (2) Virginia Tech (3) Wake Forest University Washington University in St Louis West Chester University West Virginia University Xavier University

Academy Scholars

Bottom Row (L-R): Morgan Hellebusch, Logan Shallow, Melinda Amorosi, Ella DeCardona, Serena Bagga. Top Row (L-R): Aisosa Idahosa, Ryleigh Dougherty, Joseph Richards, Emma Knebel, Amelia Reaume

Forever Patriots CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FOLLOWING FACULTY ON THEIR RETIREMENT

Quotes below are provided by a grateful Head of School Rich Schellhas 1760.

JOANNE BATES, 26 YEARS “For almost three decades, Joanne Bates has shared her musical gifts and passion with hundreds of GA students fortunate enough to have her as their cello and double bass instructor. Knowing how frequently we have had to move our private music studios over the years due to various construction projects, I imagine Joanne has taught in nearly as many spaces as the number of students she has taught! But regardless of location, she remained laser-focused on sharing her deep talent and pedagogical skill with each individual musician, as if they were the only one in the world. I will never forget Joanne’s decision regarding one particularly extraordinary student when she encouraged him to seek an even higher level of professional training because she knew he had the ability to play bass professionally at the most elite ranks. This tells you everything you need to know about Joanne as a teacher – humble, student-centered, generous, and truly invested. As she retires to embrace her role as a grandparent, we celebrate Joanne’s musical legacy at the Academy.”

MARTHA MCGLINCHEY, 12 YEARS

“When everything goes right, the person who manages a school’s payroll is like a secret genie working behind the scenes - diligently, accurately, promptly processing our livelihoods so that we give them nary a thought. Fortunately, we’ve never had to think about what might happen when something goes wrong, because Martha McGlinchey is just that good. With a steady hand, an outstanding work ethic, and a pride of purpose, Martha has scrupulously managed thousands and thousands of payroll entries, whether for hourly employees, temporary employees, salaried employees, or any other kind of employee one could possibly conjure up. Personally, I have always been grateful for Martha’s conscientiousness, confidence, and humor. She takes her work seriously but in stride, always thoughtful about life’s bigger picture, especially her effusive love for her family. Martha is an essential part of GA’s highly functioning business office, but in retirement she leaves us stronger than how she found us, having successfully managed our recent major transition to electronic time sheets. An explorer of the world, Martha will make the most of her well-earned retirement, just as a genie deserves, but she will be missed nonetheless.”

GLENDA DAULERIO 1760, 47 YEARS “It’s a given that English teachers love books, but Glenda Daulerio really, truly, in a from-the-bottom-of-her-heartextreme-fandom-kind-of-way loves books, particularly Young Adult books and authors, and that passion has only grown over the 4+ decades she has graciously served GA. Speak with any alum (or colleague, for that matter) from over the course of Glenda’s tenure, and they will wax poetic about her love of all things English, her intense care for every student, and the ebullient spirit that imbues everything she does. Speak with any administrator, and we will laud with awe and reverence Glenda’s sublime eagerness to help support any activity at any time that will make the GA Middle School a better place and will enhance the experience for even just one student. She’s 100% GA, every hour of every day, and has been, without a moment’s waning, for 47 years. Simply put, there is no one like her. Even in retirement, Glenda’s symbiosis with GA will never, ever fade. She is a living legend, an expert hugger, the dictionary definition of a dedicated teacher, a walking encyclopedia of GA history, and an extraordinary school person. I am humbled by and grateful for her remarkable service.” Read more about Glenda on page 16.

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COLLEGE COUNSELING

Excerpt taken from the full article by Karen Mason, Director of College Counseling. Go to this link: https://www.germantownacademy.net/ academics/college-counseling/the-new-college-admission-landscape As the college admission landscape shifts, so does the programming offered by the Germantown Academy’s College Counseling Office. In the early 2000s, the office was comprised of one full-time director and seven part-time college counselors/teachers. The team has now evolved to four full-time professional college counselors, all of whom work with approximately 35 students from each grade level. This small caseload, compared to many public and parochial schools where counselors work with 450 students per grade, allows GA college counselors to establish strong relationships with students and families. Our counselors are constantly educating themselves on the latest admission trends by visiting college campuses, presenting at professional conferences, serving on college admission advisory boards, and scouring the numerous e-lists and news sources about the world of college admission. Each fall, GA hosts approximately 145 admission counselors representing colleges and universities from all over the world. A member of the College Counseling team meets with each representative, and interested juniors and seniors join the sessions. In the spring, GA also hosts its annual college fair in the Field House in conjunction with five other area independent schools. The fair provides an opportunity for sophomores, juniors, and their families to meet college admission counselors and ask questions. The college admission counselors who visit GA are typically the readers of applications, so establishing a meaningful connection can be helpful to the process.

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For the past 13 years, staples of the educational programming have been: • “College Seminar” – a class for juniors to learn how to research colleges and complete a first draft of the Common Application, an application now accepted by over 1,000 colleges; • Personal Essay Writing – a course where a member of the English Department guides students in writing a strong college essay; • Parent Programs – a series of parent programs for specific grade levels and for all Upper School parents; • Individual Work – meetings that assist with the compilation of individual colleges lists, strategizing on how to apply, and reviewing essays and applications. College Counseling has also partnered with the Alumni Office on a program to expose Upper School students to various majors and careers. All freshmen attended a session on “Making the Most of Your Time at GA” with alumni who are still in college. All other Upper School students selected two sessions to attend: Health Care, Business and Entrepreneurship, What to do with a Liberal Arts Degree and the Visual Arts, and the Performing Arts. This program complements the annual alumni panel held each January for students and parents whereby current college students share their advice on the college application process and preparing for college. Because of changes to the college application process, new educational programming for the 2023-24 school year will include: 1. A program for parents and guardians of 8th and 9th grade students focused on “making the most of GA’s Upper School” and learning about the college counseling services. 2. A series of opt-in workshops for seniors focused on completing the Self-Reported Academic Record required by

some state schools, mindfulness and the college admission process (targeting the stress of the process and ways to reduce and cope with it), investigating historically black colleges and universities, and exploring college funding. 3. A webinar and individual financial planning counseling from Smarttrack, a company that provides support to families of students in grades 9-11. Financial planning is more important than ever with some private colleges now costing more than $80,000 per year, and state-related universities like Pitt and Penn State raising their base tuition as well.

to think strategically about their lists, especially because the ED admission rates are often significantly higher than the regular rates. As the graphic below illustrates, colleges are filling 50% or more of their classes with ED applicants. Certain majors (computer science, engineering, business, pre-med, nursing) have become extremely competitive at more selective colleges and sometimes have extremely low admit rates compared to those of general applicants. If the major is in high demand, college counselors help students determine if their interest in a particular major is stronger than their interest in a particular college.

College admissions has certainly been a significant topic in the news this year. The recent Supreme Court decision on affirmative action has caused much anxiety among admission professionals, students, and parents. While some admission deans have announced additional essays to their applications that tease out the diverse backgrounds of students, others are holding off making decisions until their legal counsels review admission evaluation policies to ensure Applying Early Decision to a college can dramatically improve a student’s odds of gaining admission. compliance with the ruling. Despite these changes, GA’s College Counseling team remains steadfast in its philosophy that students need to focus on fit, Since the pandemic, the colleges and universities offering testidentifying colleges where they can continue to grow and flourish optional and test free policies have increased to 1,900. The as scholars and community members. College Counseling places test-optional policies often add to student stress by causing emphasis on developing relationships with students – so they them to question the integrity of the policies themselves and to can recommend appropriate colleges and so they can serve as determine if their test scores will indeed enhance their application. advocates in crafting a compelling letter of recommendation. College Counselors advise students about each of their colleges College Counseling may be vastly different in 2023 than it was just by comparing their scores to the scores of the middle 50% of 10 years ago, but the focus on the student remains central to the accepted students, but even this is complicated. process and the passion of the team. The continuing trend of rising application volume at most highly selective colleges requires vigilance in evaluating students’ college lists and educating families about the changes in application requirements. The Ivies, plus Stanford, Duke, and MIT, now have acceptance rates in the single digits; universities and colleges from Boston College to Vassar have acceptance rates in the low teens, and many public universities have experienced dramatic upticks in application volume as families chose name recognition and lower costs over regional colleges and universities. Colleges continue to encourage students to apply early in the application season (in the fall of senior year prior to November15). Today, over 300 colleges offer Early Action, a non-binding offering of admissions, and urge students to apply early to receive an answer ahead of the regular decision timing. Early Decision (ED), where a student is making a binding agreement to attend, remains popular with admission offices and students. These application options require counselors to encourage and coach students

If you are a GA alum from the Classes of 2010-23, consider volunteering for the “Life After GA” on March 8, 2024. Email Heather Durkin (heather.durkin@germantownacademy. org) or Karen Mason (karenmason@germantownacademy.org) GERMANTOWN ACADEMY | 11

CAMPUS NEWS COMMUNITY COMMITMENTS

“As we officially begin our 264th year, let us hold close to our hearts not just the GA Mission, but also the new GA Community Commitments. The Commitments center what we genuinely value at GA: ideas like kindness, inclusion, standing up for others, and actively learning about new ideas. I’d like to share my appreciation for everyone in our community who generously offered us ideas and feedback during the design process. It was a deeply gratifying experience to collectively craft something that reflects who we are and who we strive to be.”

- Nidhi McVicar, Assistant Head of School Flag Raising, September 15, 2023

BE KIND - Karl Little, GA Groundskeeper At GA, we lead with goodness, and we recognize that the sharing of kindness with our classmates, teachers, and the entire community makes us a better, stronger school by far. We know that it is right to follow the platinum rule: to treat others the way they wish to be treated.

Carrying on the work of Joseph Richards ’23, Blair Mitchell ’25 has actively engaged with the Veterans Multi-Service Center (VMC) of Philadelphia, a dedicated organization offering essential services such as food, healthcare, housing, employment, benefits, and emotional support to veterans. Motivated by the pressing needs of these veterans, Mitchell established the Forgotten Warriors Foundation. In August, Mitchell, along with Antoine Russell ’25, Stavi Sterious ’26, and Steven Tunison, coordinated a special cooking class for the Women’s Center at VMC. Beyond crafting delicious dumplings, the valiant veterans shared their profound life experiences, shedding light on the formidable challenges they face, particularly in relation to mental health issues. The VMC community espouses virtues and qualities like compassion, courage, and integrity, all of which directly align with the core values of the GA mission statement.

BE INCLUSIVE - Shireen Singh, LS Associate Teacher Germantown Academy Patriots celebrate that which makes each of us unique. We welcome new friends, and we extend ourselves to others so that they feel a genuine sense of belonging in the cafeteria, in the halls, in the classrooms, on the fields, and all over our beautiful campus. BE AN ACTIVE LEARNER - Bayard Templeton, MS History Teacher We acknowledge we are so fortunate to be in a school where the art and act of learning is honored. We do our best as teachers to engage our students, and we do our best as students to be thoughtful, collaborative, and curious about new perspectives and ideas. BE AN UPSTANDER - Amanda Amorosi ’16, MS Counselor At GA, we stand up for ourselves as we stand up for each other and for those whose voices are too often unheard in this world. We are courageous when faced with unfairness or unkindness on our campus and beyond. We think about the impact of our actions and we speak up in the face of wrongdoing. BE MY BEST SELF - Ben Tinsley, US Modern Language Chair Being a GA Patriot means we always put forth our best effort, we work hard, and we extend ourselves to others who may need our help and care. We also ask for help when we need it. We take pride in our character, and we strive to hold ourselves to the highest standards of honor and integrity. 12 | GERMANTOWN ACADEMY

The Jordan Center, a newly designed weight room inside the Health & Wellness Center, has top-of-the-line equipment and is a busy place for students! Pictured here is a 7th Grade PE class working out with medicine and yoga balls. The space also includes stationary bikes, Matrix treadmills, 40 sets of free weights, and several plate loaded weight machines.

CAMPUS NEWS

Vincent Zhou ’26, who wowed his peers with his skills as a close-up magician during the 2023 Spring Talent Show, took his magic to the next level after being selected for the Stars of Tomorrow at the 2023 American Society of Magicians Convention in New Orleans.

The glitter, markers, and stickers were abundant as the members of the Middle School magazine, In Our Own Write, worked to create posters about their Spring Writing Contest. The contest provided an opportunity for students to create submissions, and students within the club were the editors and judges. The winner of the prize was Imani Lindsay ’28!

Claire McMichael ’23 won the “Student Choice Award” in Visual Arts as her GA/PC inspired chess set sculpture, (above) was the favorite in the eyes of her peers, while Aisosa Idahosa’s ’23 large-scale figure drawing was chosen by the GA Visual Arts Faculty as this year’s “Purchase Award” winner.

Aidan Gor ’25 was selected to participate in the annual Teen Research Internship Program at Fox Chase Cancer Center. This distinguished program spans across Southeast PA and has an acceptance rate of just 10%. Gor was investigating whether OTC herbal medications could treat mental accuity among teens after sleep deprivation.

Congratulations to the 26 members of the Class of 2023 who were inducted into GA’s Cum Laude Society. The inductees include Melinda Amorosi, Raina Bandekar, Jordan Boymel, Yash Chadda, Ella DeCardona, Ryleigh Dougherty, Alexander Farina, Aisosa Idahosa, Jacob Kafrissen, Aayush Kevadia, Emma Knebel, Stella Lee, Hannah Manusov, Zachary Mateo, Ruby Moyer, Charles Ota, Maria Petko, Joseph Richards, Sarah Beth Sandifer, Aarav Satashia, Logan Shallow, Anish Sriram, Eli Torrey, Samuel Wang, Luke Weidemoyer, and Taylor Weiss. GERMANTOWN ACADEMY | 13

CAMPUS NEWS

Luke Philip ’24, Angie Wang ’24, Elaine Li ’24, and Andrei Vava ’24 were each awarded a McNeil Patriot Scholarship during 2023 Prize Day. The McNeil Patriot Scholarship award is given to four rising seniors who have built an uncompromised reputation in the following areas: leadership, personal character and conduct, scholarship, and full engagement in the extra-curricular life of the school. The four awards are named in honor of four legendary GA educators – Suzanne Baird Perot 1760, Virginia Belle Day 1760, E. Daniels Rankin 1760, and Peter Biggs 1760. The Patriot Scholars oversee the Upper School student tutoring program, serve as hosts to school guests, and run culturebuilding elements like the Upper School “Thought Wall.”

Sam Wang ’23 won the Grand Award, three Special Awards, and significant prize money at the 2023 Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair in Dallas. Wang’s second place Grand Award was in the category of Robotics and Intelligent Machines, and his Special Awards include the third-place award from Association for Computing Machinery, Science Seed Award from Shanghai Youth Science Education Society, a 1-year free student membership to the International Council of Systems Engineering (INCOSE), and free virtual admission to the 2023 International Symposium of the INCOSE. Wang, who served as the Student Government President, has gone on to study at the University of Pennsylvania.

The Upper School Asian American Student Association collaborated with the Lower School Asian American Student Affinity Group and had a lot of fun together creating a beautiful aquarium of unique marine animals. 14 | GERMANTOWN ACADEMY

The third generation of the Piszek Family is carrying on the tradition of giving a book to every child in the Lower School. Polish immigrant Edward Piszek 1760 became a very successful entrepreneur and embraced a life that was filled with helping others. His children, the late Bill Piszek ’77 and the late Helen Piszek Nelson ’70, fulfilled his wishes of generosity to the students of GA, and Bill and Beth Piszek’s children, Ashley ’15 and Andrew ’18, continued that legacy this spring. This year, the book was written by someone very close to GA, Science Teacher Emeriti Craig Newberger 1760. After presentations, the book, Spring Processional–Encounters with a Waking World, was handed out to each student.

Members of the 4th Grade took a trip to nearby private airport Wings Field to experience the concepts of flight that they had been learning about in class. During the trip, students were able to see firsthand how the different forces of flight work together to make airplanes and helicopters fly.

ATHLETIC NEWS POWER READY TO LEAD GIRLS BASKETBALL PROGRAM Lauren Power has joined the GA Athletic Department as the new Head Coach for Varsity Girls Basketball and the school’s Associate Athletic Director. Power is no stranger to the Inter-Ac League after serving as the Head Varsity Basketball Coach at the Academy of Notre Dame de Namur in Villanova, PA. She led the Irish to the best record in the league in 2021 and earned second-place finishes in 2019, 2022, and 2023. Across her four years at Notre Dame, Power collected 76 wins. In addition, she mentored three NCAA Division I players, three 1,000-point scorers, three McDonald’s All-American nominees, two PA All-State players, one Inter-Ac MVP, two Markward Player of the Year award recipients, eight All-Delco All-Main Line players, and eight All-Inter-Ac players. GA’s new coach will inherit a team that went 19-11 overall and 9-3 in Inter-Ac League play in 2022-23. The Patriots return eight letterwinners and four seniors, including captains and All-League standouts Izzy Casey ’24 and Jess Aponik ’24.

The boys tennis team, led by 7th year Head Coach Lupe Prince, won their second consecutive Inter-Ac League Championship during the 2023 season, earning back-to-back league titles for the first time since the 1985 and 1986 seasons. The Patriots finished the season 10-2 overall and 9-1 in league play. Alex Katzer ’25, Armon Meinstein ’24, and Aiden Swartz ’25 were named First Team All-Inter-Ac, while Max Baer ’24 and Vincent Zhou ’26 were named Second Team.

A dozen Patriots were named to the National Interscholastic Swimming Coaches Association (NISCA) All-America lists for the 2022-23 season. Three divers and nine different swimmers claimed All-America honors in a total of 15 events (all in the top 100 times in the country). Congrats to Karly Boles ’25, Libby Brewer ’25, Laurel DePolo ’25, Sarah Freeman ’25, Taylor Grimley ’24, Emily Hamill ’25, Eliza Meth ‘23, Landon D’Ariano ’24, Brandon Fleck ’25, JJ Freeman ’23, and Andy Zhou ’24.

Thirty-seven student-athletes from the Class of 2023 who will compete at the college level were honored at the annual Senior Signing Ceremony. Head Football Coach Matt Dence was present to congratulate GA’s football seniors and wish them well next year at their respective colleges.

Mia Raven ’23 was named to the USA Lacrosse All-Academic team, becoming the 34th studentathlete to earn the honor in girls lacrosse history.

Walker Schwartz ’23 became just the fourth twotime USA Lacrosse Boys’ All-American in GA history. Schwartz, who was first named an AllAmerican following his junior year, joins fellow Patriots Beau Jones ’11 and Bobby Tait ’11. GERMANTOWN ACADEMY | 15

FROM THE FRONT OF THE LINE always there in case of emergency. At one point, the enrollment was low. Jim called on Glenda (who was out on maternity leave) to help steady the ship from mid-July to Labor Day. Glenda stepped in as Director of Admission and enrolled an additional 59 students, saving the school from a financial crisis. Jim recalls her working every day of that summer, often into the evenings and even over the weekends.” A few years later, Daulerio left administration and returned to the classroom because she really missed teaching.

Glenda Daulerio 1760 P’07 leads the GA faculty line through her final graduation. Commencement is defined as, “one commences or moves on to something else.” At graduation, teachers see their students moving toward their future, proud to see them off. It also means their time at GA has ended. This year was bittersweet for Middle School English teacher Glenda Daulerio 1760 P’07. It was her 47th graduation, her students would be moving on, and this would be her final time leading the faculty line before her retirement. A time-honored tradition, this role is reserved for the longesttenured teacher at the Academy.

FROM THE BEGINNING Daulerio began her journey with Germantown Academy in 1976. She was working for the Montgomery County Intermediate Unit as a contracted reading specialist when she heard that GA had an opening teaching a supplement to students’ regular English classes. She was offered the job and happily accepted it. “I absolutely loved it,” she remembers. “Then came the next year. I bumped into Head of School Bud Kast in the hallway, and he said, ‘Is it OK if you just work for us full-time?’ I jumped at the chance!” Teaching English doesn’t even begin to cover all the things that Daulerio has done at, and for, GA. In his speech at her retirement celebration, Peter Jennings ’99 included the following excerpt, “Head of School Jim Connor 1760 remembers that she was 16 | GERMANTOWN ACADEMY

The most obvious question begs, after so may years, how did she keep things fresh? For Daulerio, department and division heads always encouraged her to find new things to love, different ways to explore, and alternative ways to teach. So, she did. During her early years, Daulerio could be found teaching 7th and 8th Grade history classes and English classes and Algebra A and serving as head advisor. At one point, she was doing readability studies for Middle School history. To understand the teaching hands-on, Daulerio traveled to England to see if the materials partnered with real-life history. “I went to all the different places in the history books surrounding the Elizabethan Age. The textbooks would discuss Hampton Court Palace, the home of Henry VIII, and I went there to see its history in detail. The opportunity was incredible,” said Daulerio. The opportunities kept presenting themselves as Daulerio became involved in national and state organizations like NCTE (National Council of Teachers of English) and PCTELA (The Pennsylvania Council of Teachers of English and Language Arts) which gave her the rare opportunity to meet up-and-coming authors who turned into important literary figures. “In class we were reading Fever 1793,” she said. “I knew that I was seeing the author, Laurie Halse Anderson, at a conference, so I brought the class’s copies of the book and she signed all of them and sent a video message!” Another such classic in Daulerio’s mind is The Giver by Lois Lowry. At one conference, Daulerio spoke to Lowry, who gave her own opinion on the ending (said Lowry to Daulerio on one occasion, “I had no idea that people would go so crazy about the ending!”).

Chains by Laurie Halse Anderson The Crossover by Kwame

OUTSIDE THE CLASSROOM…

IT’S A LITTLE BITTERSWEET

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At the Middle School’s end of year assembly, Anthony Commale, CSO Coordinator and Middle School math teacher, spoke about Daulerio’s longtime involvement in CSO. Her advisory gave her flowers and candy. Jeswald read a poem to her. But then came one of the biggest honors that Daulerio received, and it was quite rare. The Academy Club is an alumni organization whose members are chosen by their peers in recognition of their dedication, involvement, and school spirit as well as their commitment to keep their class connected to GA as alumni. Each year faculty speak about each new inductee. “I was invited to attend the event by one of the students who was being inducted and I was looking forward to sharing this with her,” said Daulerio. “But then they said they had a ‘special celebration’ and it turned out to be in honor of me! Rich (Schellhas) read a sonnet and then I was inducted into Academy Club. It was wonderful.”

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The celebrations began during Upper School Prize Day in early June. “Head of Middle School Jonas Jeswald led me to believe they needed me in the Arts Center, and when I got there, the whole Upper School was there and they dedicated the Yearbook to me, to honor my years at GA,” Daulerio recalled. “Morgan Hellebusch ’23 read the dedication to me, and it was just so sweet. It was such a great honor.”

“The best part of graduation is the ‘Handshake Line’ which should really be called the ‘Hugging Line,’” said Daulerio. “We faculty are so lucky to get to watch each class as they grow up, and it really is such a joy to be able to say goodbye and good luck at the end of their journey.”

Heartbeat by Sharon Creech Catherine, Called Birdy by Karen Cushman The Little Prince by Antoine de SaintExupery A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens Great Expectations by Charles Dickens Copper Sun by Sharon Draper Jim the Boy by Tony Earley The Diary of a Young Girl by Anne

CELEBRATION AFTER CELEBRATION

For one last time Glenda Daulerio 1760 led her fellow faculty in the graduation processional. Yet, she is 100 percent confident that she will stay connected to her GA family.

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“A good example of where my interests and longevity intersect is with the Harobin Family,” Daulerio reflected. “I taught or chaperoned all four of the Harobin children, including their mother, Becky Bown Harobin ’88!”

“Additionally I have to say, I loved working for both Jim Connor 1760 and Rich Schellhas 1760,” added Daulerio. “They were like The Odd Couple! They both inspired me to be my best self, to be the best teacher I could be. Overall, you just couldn’t pick better people to work with than the teachers at GA.”

Charlotte Doyle by Avi Tuck Everlasting by Natalie Babbitt The Devil and Daniel Webster by Stephen Vincent Benét My Brother Sam is Dead by James Lincoln Collier and Christopher Collier Love That Dog by Sharon Creech

Phyllis Reynolds Naylor The Black Pearl “GA will always be my by Scott O’Dell Flying Lessons and Other family,” she concluded. Stories edited by Ellen Oh Animal Farm “The kids I’ve taught, by George Orwell A Long Walk to Water by the parents, the Linda Sue Park A Single Shard by Linda Sue teachers - they will Park The Great Gilly Hopkins by Katherine always be there. Paterson Where the Red Fern Grows by Wilson They say that Rawls Ghost by Jason Reynolds Twelve Angry teachers change Men by Reginald Rose Romeo and Juliet by a kid’s life, but William Shakespeare The Witch of Blackbird Pond for me these kids Books Taught by Glenda Daulerio 1760 P’ 07 by Elizabeth George Speare Stargirl by Jerry changed my life. Coming to GA Spinelli When You Reach Me by Rebecca 47 years ago was Stead The Pearl by John Steinbeck The Red unexpected, Pony by John Steinbeck The Black Pearl but it was the best by Scott O’Dell Counting by 7s by Holly thing that could Goldberg Sloan Of Mice and Men by John have happened Steinbeck Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry by to me.”

Daulerio continues to enjoy the relationships she developed with her students, advisees, and players throughout the years, some of whom are now current parents. She loves reunion weekend around GA/PC Day and attends reunions each year, visiting with her former students and exploring their lives postGA. Daulerio spent some time this summer in Avalon, NJ and every day she saw a different alum. She still gets birthday wishes from some, proving that “you never lose contact with some of your students.”

“My colleagues were so supportive this last year,” said Daulerio. “There were little moments throughout the year, when I said, ‘This will be my last Flag Raising. This will be my last holiday CSO event.’ It has been very bittersweet. But my division, and especially my department, has always been there for me.”

Daulerio’s chaperoning, supervising, and van driving is legendary. “I love chaperoning! I’ve done Williamsburg, VA, Washington, DC, the 6th Grade camping trip (even though I do NOT camp), New York City, Rome, Quebec, ski club, and others,” Daulerio said. “I coached both softball and basketball and drove the van for squash. I have also supervised two clubs that are near and dear to my heart — CSO and Reading Olympics!”

Mildred Taylor The Cay by Theodore Taylor The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain Our Town by Thornton Wilder One Crazy Summer by Rita WilliamsGarcia Brown Girl Dreaming by Jacqueline

Q&A

MICHAEL H. JORDAN

PRESIDENT, BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Michael Jordan started his three-year tenure as the President of the Board of Trustees in June 2023. He has been a member of the Board since 2008 and has sat on numerous committees, including the Executive Committee and Campus Planning Committee, and served as the Chair of the Finance and Investment Committees. Michael and his wife, Samantha MacGregor Jordan ’88, are cabinet members of Our Moment, the Campaign for a Stronger GA, and he has been a member of several search committees for various positions at Germantown Academy. He is a Principal at Mill Creek Capital Advisors in Conshohocken. Michael and Sam have three children, Wills ’19, Talie ’21, and Mac ’23. How are you connected to GA? My family and I have been part of the fabric of GA for many years. My wife, Sam, is a graduate, and we have three children who were all “lifers” at GA. We have been fortunate to have been a part of this unique community and have benefited greatly from all it has to offer. I can’t think of a better way to give back to a community than serving in this capacity for an institution that has given so much to our family. What does the Board of Trustees do? GA is so fortunate to have a group of dedicated individuals who offer thoughtful perspectives and carry GA’s best interest at the core of every decision. The work of the Board is meant to be strategic in nature. We strive to support Rich Schellhas and his team in their work to shape the education of students and the direction of the school. We are guided by the Mission Statement and the Community Commitments in all that we do. What is your favorite place on campus? Connor Quad is such an obvious one, but it’s because I have so many memories of that beautiful space. It joins all parts of the physical school and provides the community with a special place for the Halloween Parade, Flag Raising, and Graduation, just to name a few. Also, the spirit for GA that you feel in Sisters’ Woods is wonderful. All through the years, families cheering on the sidelines in such a beautiful setting is inspiring. How can GA thrive for the next 264 years? The Board and administration are continuing work on a first-ever endowment campaign. Much of the work of the Board is built around finances and the sustainability of the institution. Our goal is to plan successfully for the next 264 years and to continue to steward the finances of the school in a responsible and forward-looking way. These efforts go a long way to making GA more affordable to all students, supporting our talented faculty, and enhancing the innovative programming our students deserve. What makes the GA Community so special? At the root of it, our community is vested in each other and the school. This is a close-knit community. There is an “IT” factor here that has a lot to do with the relationships formed – teachers, students, alumni, families. Your favorite GA tradition is…Flag Raising. It is very rare when every part of the school is together for an event - trustees, all three divisions, faculty, and staff. I also must mention that I really enjoy GA/PC Spirit Week. I think it’s so important for school spirit and culture, and of course there are great memories that stay with the kids far past graduation. Describe the Grand Opening of the Health & Wellness Center. Cutting the ribbon on the new Health & Wellness Center was truly special. There are so many great spaces within the building, but the idea of the whole space as a connector – a community hub – is what will make it a game-changer for GA.

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Annual Report of Philanthropic Giving 2022|23 Table of Contents 20

2022-23 Financials

The Patriots Society of Donors

Leadership Restricted Giving

Our Moment campaign

Alumni, Honorary Alumni, and Student Giving

GA Giving Day

Parent Giving

All Zoom’d Out

Parent of Alumni Giving

Faculty & Staff Giving

Grandparent, Friend, and Past Faculty & Staff Giving

EITC & OSTC Scholarship Support

Tribute & Memorial Gifts

The Annual Report of Philanthropic Giving highlights the generosity of the more than 2,000 people who contributed to Germantown Academy in the 2022-23 fiscal year. We are grateful to the proud GA Patriots listed in these pages. Your support helps sustain the excellence of our school and its promise for an enduring future.

2022-23 Financials The figures below summarize all cash gifts to GA from July 1, 2022 to June 30, 2023. The accompanying statements of income and expenses for the year have not been audited. For additional information about GA’s financial statements, please contact the Office of Institutional Advancement. Gifts to Annual Operations Annual Fund | $1,196,909 Restricted Operations | $49,668 EITC & OSTC | $2,574,533 Total Support for Annual Operations | $3,821,110 Total Support for Annual Operations | $3,821,110 Gifts to Our Moment: The Campaign for a Stronger GA Health & Wellness Center | $2,332,295 Endowment | $1,525,075 Total Support for Our Moment | $3,857,370 Total Support for Our Moment | $3,857,370 Additional Giving Endowment Non-Campaign | $54,500 Lower School Projects | $83,178 Restricted Funds | $18,326

Total Support for GA | $7,834,484 Operating Income and Expenses 2022–23 Total Operating Income | $55,529,353 Tuition & Fees Operational & Restricted Fundraising Endowment Auxiliary Programs Other

78% 7% 3% 9% 3%

Total Operating Expenses | $54,539,633

Salaries, Wages, & Benefits Financial Aid Instructional & Departments Auxiliary Programs Other

55% 16% 11% 6% 12%

2022-23 ANNUAL REPORT OF PHILANTHROPIC GIVING

The Patriots Society of Donors The following list honors those who contribute $1,759 or more each year to support Germantown Academy’s Annual Fund. These donors are members of the Patriots Society of Donors, our leadership giving society. We are grateful to them for counting GA as one of their philanthropic priorities, year after year. Green Tree Inn Patriots $20,000 and above Hilary Budny u Anne and Mark Dooley * Margaret Freeman * Germantown Academy Parents’ Committee u Hyman Korman Family Foundation u Samantha and Jonathan Pulli ’00 * Fort Washington Patriots $15,000 to $19,999 BLBB Charitable * Laura Brewer ’80 u Judi 1760 and Bruce Goodman 1760 u Camp Hill Patriots $10,000 to $14,999 Krista and Reid Buerger * Betty and Brian § Dovey u Sabrina and Marcien Jenckes Michael and Samantha MacGregor Jordan ’88 u Pamela and Bradley Korman ’83 u Jane and Robert McNeil, III ’80 u Alejandra and Tyler McNeil Rich Schellhas 1760 u Trish and Joshua Quinter Cheryl 1760 and Paul Ross u Academy Patriots $5,000 to $9,999 Anonymous Joyce and Robert Asher ’55 u Margaret and Aaron Blades Rita Le and Hao Chang Dana and Anthony DiSandro, Jr. u Lillian and Anthony DiSandro, Sr. u Marc and Alison Korman Feldman ’78 John and Christine Dovey Galloway ’90 u Michelle and Bryant Goodridge u Lori 1760 and Kent Griswold ’76 u Jaime and Jason Hersh * Eloise Weihenmeyer Hyndman * Jennifer Malatesta and Edgar Johnson Amy and John Korman ’76 u Sallie Korman u Susan and Jeffrey Legos * Arnaz Maneckshana Nick Maneckshaw Patrick, Jr. ’78 and Susan Stratton McGinnis ’78 u

Carolyn Montgomery Luisa Ramirez and Justo Sierra Johnson * J. Edward and Barbara Hitschler Serrill ’68 u Harriet Smith ’73 u Mark ’88 and Wendie Loughran Steffens ’88 Jennifer Coughlin and Ian Thomson Kathleen Tornetta and Joseph Petrone, Jr. Laura Fitzpatrick and Thomas Vikoren * Janis Whittaker 1760 * Founding Patriots $2,500 to $4,999 Alison and Timothy Amann * Perivush and Sameer Ansari Scott and Heather Rheiner Badami ’88 u Marc and Simi Kaplin Baer ’91 u Natasha and Indranil Bagchi * Bela and Jaspal Bagga u John Binswanger ’50 u Tracey and Josh Bresler Liane and Philip Browne u Karen Buchholz Patti and John Cannon ’80 u Renata and Mark Casey Judy and Kieran Cody u Caroline Armour and Eric Creighton * Katherine Dean u Allison and Aurelio DeCaro, II ’92 * Regina and Douglas Diamond ’80 Merigo and Thomas Durkin ’89 u Judy and Marc Felgoise u Terri Leitgeb and Tim Fellows Rochelle and R.J. Fitch Desrene and Marc Freeman * Mark and Betsy Birkmann Gabrielson ’74 u Lynne and William Garbose 1760 u Heidi and Joseph Geist Jaclyn and Norman Goldberger * Marisa Graziano and Robert Gorman u Sara and James Gowing u Dale and Stephen Harburg ’78 u M. Stroud and Annamarie Geppert Hellebusch ’84 u Philip Huang and Philip White * Kathleen and Richard Hubbert Steven and Heather Harper Irons ’88

* 5 Years of Consecutive Giving | u 10+ Years of Consecutive Giving | §=deceased

M. Michael and Carolyn Korman Jacobs ’80 u Anitha Gadekarla and Chandra Kandanuru Hyesang and David Kim u Marina Makaron and Dmitry Komkov Judith Korman Langsfeld Robert Leininger ’83 u Maribeth and Steven Lerner Kyeong-ah and Adam Leven u Qi Shen and Yan Liu Stephen and Claire Ragusa MacRae ’84 u Tonja and Joel Magerman ’78 u Matthew Mazurek u Pouya Hatam and Ramin Mehrgan u Pamela and Michael Metro u Tara and Warren Miller Carol Momjian and Michael Hanamirian u Catherine 1760 § and Hugh Moulton u Michael, Jr. and Diana Shank Mulroy ’88 u Frederick and Linda White Nunes ’80 Larissa and Alexander Ostrovsky u Erin O’Hearn Paone and Salvatore Paone ’95 u Suzanne Perot 1760 and Charles Muir 1760 u Stephen and Laura Adelman Philipson ’97 Carl Rapp u Nicole and George Riter ’76 u Emily 1760 and Louis Rubinfield u Eileen and Andrew Sandifer u Susan and Robert Sands * Allison and David Sass 21

Carol Saunders * Tavy Shepherd Deming ’89 * Jiang and Anthony Shu u Kelly and Michael Sloane ’84 u Bomi and William Song ’86 u Tracy and Peter Spain * Laurel and Edward Stack Beth and Edward Swanson u Richard W. Thatcher, Jr. 1760 u Marianne Lipa and Satish Valluri Leslie and Beck Wentz Michelle and Theodore Wood, III ’85 u Theodore Wood, Jr. u Ann Sun and Jianwen Zhao * 1759 Patriots $1,759 to $2,499 Anonymous Matthew and Samantha Vose Adey ’97 Kathy Ann Hernandez and Mark Avery Linda and Bruce Baron u Lauren and Brian Burkavage Coral Sullivan and James Bricker ’66 u Valerie and Stephen Brown Stephen Brown ’99 Jennifer and Ira Brownstein * Iris and Lawrence Brownstein Sherrea 1760 and Steven Chadwin u Maria and Len Collett Patrick and Amy Seyfert Connelly ’90 u Vincent, Jr. and Kali Alexander Curran ’02 u Kate and Kevin Davis Lyle and Timothy Davis, Jr. ’88 Margaret and Dennis Diorio u

Patriots Society of Donors continued

Leadership Restricted Giving

Heather 1760 and Timothy Durkin, Jr. ’93 u Lisa and Brendan Fee * Nicole and Brinton Frith ’88 * Suwarna Mahajan and Akshay Gadre * Christina Hughes and Andrew Gajan Anna and Charles Geiselhart Michael and Shana Duffine Genkin ’95 * Elizabeth and Christopher Gentile Melissa and Kevin Gilbert Sara and Howard Goodwin u Betty 1760 and Donald Grant u Andrew and Rebecca Bown Harobin ’88 u Janet and Kevin Haugen u Carol and Raymond Heath u Susan and Peter Honig u Raymond Joson, Jr. Dorothea and Michael Kelly Li Kopp Kelly and Mark Korman ’86 u Elena Lawrence and George Ku u Barbara and Raymond Larkin Jennifer and Philip Lee ’99 Brandi and Andrew Lerner ’01 u Jennifer and Massimo Magliari * Denise and Gregory Marks * Yvette Marquez-Pribitkin and Edmund Pribitkin u Robert McCammon, Jr. ’57 u Patrick McGinnis ’11 Susan Bowen McKay ’76 u Jennifer and Robert McNeil ’69 Nidhi and Jamie McVicar Odile Gelinard and Adam Meinstein Carl and Kirstin Orban Meyer ’91 Stephanie and Marc Miller Rose Marie 1760 and Joseph Mirabile u

Germantown Academy is grateful for gifts made in support of specific programs, facilities, and its endowment during the 2022-23 fiscal year. Commitments to the Our Moment campaign, not previously recognized in the Fall 2022 Patriot Magazine, are reflected below.

Janet and Mark Monaghan Gretchen Murray u Kathleen McGinnis Oberkircher ’76 u Meg and William Packer, Jr. ’69 David Pannepacker Dipti and Amish Patel Brooke and Lon Record Monica and Joseph Richards u Diana Rodgers ’03 and Michael Genuardi ’03 u You Chen and Lingwen Rong u Julia and Blake Rubenstein Jenn and Michael Rush Teresa and Robert Sarisky * Kymberly and Kenneth Schwartz u Jessica Scully ’92 and James Conway Cassandra Liu and Winston Shu u Katerina Simonetti Bakh Leonard and Martha Zabriskie Stachitas ’72 u Susan and Michael Szczepkowski u Belchaye Demisse and Henok Tassew David and Laura Steffens Thayer ’90 Ruth Toner ’03 and Simon Fiorucci Darlene and William Torzolini u Adam and Rhea Pincus Turteltaub ’78 u Lisa and Jeffrey Wanner Nikki and William Weihenmayer, Jr. ’03 u Connie and William Welch ’64 * Meredith and Alan Werther ’88 * Constance and Keith Williams u Glenn Wilson u Kathy 1760 and Jack Wyszomierski u Carla 1760 and Joel Zighelboim u

Please note that pledge payments to the Our Moment campaign are not included in this listing. Donors are recognized for their total campaign commitment in the year it is made. $100,000 and above Anonymous (3) Kathleen McGinnis Oberkircher ’76 and family u Lori and Mark Rubenstein Mark ’88 and Wendie Loughran Steffens ’88 $50,000 to $99,999 BLBB Charitable * Emily Baatz-Bachmann and Lance Bachmann Laura Brewer ’80 u Kathleen and Richard Hubbert Susan and Robert Sands Margaret and James Smigiel * Richard W. Thatcher, Jr. 1760 u $25,000 to $49,999 Alison and Timothy Amann * Diana Shi and Minh Bui Merigo and Thomas Durkin ’89 u Germantown Academy Parents’ Committee u The Herbert Weintraub Foundation LLC Pamela and Bradley Korman ’83 u Dana and Kyle Laskowski Leslie and William MacDonald u The Mill Spring Foundation u Larissa and Alexander Ostrovsky u Luisa Ramirez and Justo Sierra Johnson * Diana Rodgers ’03 and Michael Genuardi ’03 u Marianne Lipa and Satish Valluri Denise and Brian Williams u $10,000 to $24,999 Tan Yuen and Yan Chen Judy and Kieran Cody u Cecilia and Christopher DeBartlo Sang and Yeong Hong * Dawn and David Katz * Kyeong-ah and Adam Leven u The Ann and Murray Spain Foundation Tracy and Peter Spain *

* 5 Years of Consecutive Giving | u 10+ Years of Consecutive Giving | §=deceased

$5,000 to $9,999 Sarah Bean-Carluccio and Matthew Carluccio Dorothy V. Cassard Fund of The Philadelphia Foundation u Heather 1760 and Timothy Durkin, Jr. ’93 u Jamie Swanson and Kandan Kulandaivel * Julie and David M. Lawson ’70 u Tonja and Joel Magerman ’78 u Robert McCammon, Jr. ’57 u Catherine and Salvatore Paone * LuAnn and Kenneth Patrick u Janis Whittaker 1760 * $1,759 to $4,999 Laura and Adrian Biesecker Laura and Byard Brogan, III ’90 u W.P. Carey Foundation * Ruth and Tai-ming Chang ’78 * Helen and Allen Chiang * Katherine Dean u Allison and William Holmes ’93 Philip Huang and Philip White * Carol Momjian and Michael Hanamirian u Heather and Robert Mooney Damon Myers ’94 Sean and Madeleine Crippen Plankey ’98

2022-23 ANNUAL REPORT OF PHILANTHROPIC GIVING

BY THE NUMBERS Over 200 individuals,

families, and organizations

$9.1 million raised

have contributed to

(as of Sept. 2023),

Our Moment.

57% of goal.

More than 20 new, named spaces have been added on campus.

Health & Wellness Center

Endowment goal of $16 million –

13 new endowment funds

goal of $10 million – 100% reached!

have been established that provide vital support for financial aid and faculty compensation.

WITHIN THE NEW HEALTH & WELLNESS CENTER

3 digital screens including an interactive display of the Athletic Hall of Fame and Team Captains in the Hall of Athletic Achievement. 5 entry points & 1 floor-toceiling look out over the pool are all in the Athletic Junction, the new access point for the gyms, pool, and Hall of Athletic Achievement.

3,134 visits to the nurse by K – 5th Grade students last school year. The new Health Services Suite is conveniently located adjacent to the Lower School.

40 new sets of free weights in the Jordan Center.

Doctors Desrene and Marc Freeman P’23 ’23 are both physicians and parents to twin graduates from the Class of 2023. Their professional commitment to the mental and physical health of the greater community is complimented by their personal dedication as GA parents and, in Desrene’s case, in service to our school’s Board of Trustees. The pinnacle of their deep engagement is reflected in their multi-level gift to the Our Moment campaign. Together they chose to invest in both priorities of Our Moment, the construction of a new campus Health & Wellness Center and the growth of our school’s endowment in support of experiential learning, GAXP. “We view these vital areas of focus: both the mental and physical well being of our young people and the provision for ‘beyond the classroom’ learning standard to be key tenants of our family priorities. We have committed our careers to promoting wellness and proudly partner with GA in supporting this special educational brand of a caring communityboosting curriculum.”

Alumni, Honorary Alumni, and Student Giving The following lists include alumni, honorary alumni, and students who made cash contributions to any operating, endowment, or capital funds between July 1, 2022 and June 30, 2023. Summary figures and percentages reflect the contributions and participation of the class; they do not reflect pledges or commitments beyond the current year. CLASS OF 1949 R. Gregory Sutcliffe, Jr. u CLASS OF 1950 Total: $2,990 | 71% Annual Fund: $2,990 | 71% John K. Binswanger u Richard S. Hanscom, Jr. u Daniel W. Reid u John J. Soeffing, Jr. Ralph J. Young, Jr. CLASS OF 1951 Total: $1,440 | 67% Annual Fund: $1,440 | 67% Frederick C. Crews u John C. Dubbs u Edward H. McCaughey, Jr. u Jeremy A. Rosenau CLASS OF 1952 Alan J. Dietrich § Robert E. Matirko CLASS OF 1953 Total: $800 | 50% Annual Fund: $800 | 50% John E. Granozio u Robert Hitchings, Jr. u David T. Lindsay * George B. Ritzinger u Stanley B. Smullen, III u CLASS OF 1954 Randall W. Austin u CLASS OF 1955 Total: $6,355 | 45% Annual Fund: $6,355 | 45% Robert B. Asher u Robert L. Dallas, Jr. James J. Haering * Laurence N. Johnson John H. Lindsay

CLASS OF 1956 Total: $1,225 | 20% Annual Fund: $1,225 | 20% William J. Fiedler, Jr. u Benjamin D. Parish, III u Richard Seitchik u Stanford L. Stevenson, Jr. James M. Waters

CLASS OF 1960 Total: $3,475 | 29% Annual Fund: $3,275 | 29% Philip L. Bernstein * James K. Conway Stephen A. Hinds u R. Gregory Kern Robert J. Kilpatrick * John R. Leopold * Bruce A. O’Neill u John H. Reid u

CLASS OF 1957 Total: 12,200 | 47% Annual Fund: $3,782 | 47% Alan E. Bernstein * Robert F. Bole, Jr. u Richard J. Clark, Jr. u Charles Downham, III Gregory W. Lee u Robert F. McCammon, Jr. u Arthur C. Smith, III u Frank F. Wells, Jr. u

CLASS OF 1961 Total: $101,775 | 56% Annual Fund: $1,775 | 56% Donald L. Kolb William L. Leopold, Jr. u Louis A. Lombardi u Lee M. Marcus u James D. McCaughey u Daniel J. McWilliams Kenneth R. Rettig u Jonathan A. Stoumen Frederick A. Stuart, Jr. u Eric W. Wimmers *

CLASS OF 1958 Total: $1,566 | 38% Annual Fund: $816 | 31% Harold K. Don, Jr. u J. C. Douglas Marshall Merton D. Nason, III u Bruce Schachtel Kenneth A. Twiford * Robert F. Wagner, Jr.

CLASS OF 1962 Total: $1,618 | 36% Annual Fund: $1,618 | 36% F. William Connor William O. Hampson Edwin M. Markel, Jr. * John M. Murray u Franklin J. Myers, III u Richard W. Ralph William H. Seyfert, III Paul S. Turner

CLASS OF 1959 Total: $1,810 | 40% Annual Fund: $1,810 | 40% H. Todd Colfelt * Robert N. Panfil Henry Y. Parish u David W. Rawson u Meade F. Rose u William M. Wolf *

CLASS OF 1963 Total: $410 | 22% Annual Fund: $410 | 22% George F. Bihn, III u Michael J. Dillon u Richard S. Fox F. George Green u LeRoy W. Krumperman, Jr. CLASS OF 1964 Total: $2,534 | 56% Annual Fund: $2,534 | 56% James Behrend Watson F. Bosler u Myles K. Krieger * David W. Metzger * William E. Welch *

CLASS OF 1965 Total: $2,500 | 43% Annual Fund: $2,200 | 38% David S. Atlas * Robert H. Clapham u Charles C. Freyer * Charles C. Harris A. Brinton Jopson, III * Richard A. Kolb u Dean A. Logan u Walter C. Sabold, Jr. George M. Stern u CLASS OF 1966 Total: $3,467 | 86% Annual Fund: $3,467 | 86% John C. Behrend u Richard N. Benjamin u James A. Bricker u Robert A. Christiansen Robert J. Etris John U. Fehr, Jr. Robert A. Freas Bruce B. Henry David A. Hill u Alfred M. Lowe, III Robert G. Macionis Stephen B. Montgomery Thomas F. Peabody David R. Pedrick u J. Geoffrey Pflaumer * Steven L. Rosenau u Richard N. Taxin Peter B. Zucker CLASS OF 1967 Total: $2,200 | 47% Annual Fund: $2,200 | 47% E. Clifford Cutler, IV Walter King, Jr. * Kenneth Peters Keith M. Pfeifer Walter N. S. Pflaumer u Fred H. Straub, III u Gary A. Udis CLASS OF 1968 Total: $9,400 | 37% Annual Fund: $9,400 | 37% William J. Armstrong, Jr. Paul S. Baron Neil M. Cohen u William W. Doerr u Larry S. Gregory, Jr. Terry Jo Hopkins Richard C. Hughes, III * Barbara Hitschler Serrill u Holly Hoofnagle Weise u Robert E. Williams u

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CLASS OF 1969 Total: $17,193 | 42% Annual Fund: $7,193 | 41% Terri McDermott Beavers Nancy S. Bonwit u Jeffrey R. Brindle u James A. Cummings u Susan Miller Dale Eugenia Ferguson Robert A. Fisher Maureen Flanagan Thomas M. Hyndman, III u Robert M. Johnston u Martin A. McNabb u Collin F. McNeil Robert D. McNeil David J. Morrison William B. Packer, Jr. Barbara Pflaumer u D. Barry Pritchard, Jr. u Arthur I. Rank, III Robin E. Roberts, Jr. Susannah Denison Rouse Eleanor Solo Arthur J. Sweeney u Christopher D. Winans CLASS OF 1970 Total: $41,074 | 24% Annual Fund: $1,345 | 24% Stephen B. Etris * Nancy Ferguson Paul A. Hutter David M. Lawson u

Donald J. Garfinkel Irvin B. Gill Claudia Fisher Gohl Glenn J. Goldenberg Nancy Haines Hines Andrew S. Hogeland John S. Hoofnagle, II u Ann Hostetler Thomas V. Johnson John F. Lawlis, III Diane A. Lowe Paul B. Luff Andrew K. Merz Alice H. Moore Powell Joan V. Morrison Jeffrey H. Nicholas Neal Pearlstine Terri Ruttle u Robert M. Shaw Dana A. Simpson Robert Paul Speece Martha Zabriskie Stachitas u Jeffrey T. Sultanik u Susan Ward

Patricia E. Moyer Martha Ross Parker u Edward S. Webster Glenn J. Whitman Anna Krieger Whitman Sandra B. Williamson u CLASS OF 1971 Total: $2,130 | 18% Annual Fund: $2,130 | 18% Kellen Flannery Canavan Michael R. Downing Robert M. Fox * John C. Gerbron u James R. Goldstein P. Gail Dickson Martin * Cynthia Moyer Suzanne A. Serviss Wendy Westrum Weber CLASS OF 1972 Total: $19,865 | 71% Annual Fund: $8,841 | 49% Gregory W. Ade Barbara Kitchen Black Ronald E. Brooks, Jr. Bruce B. Cahan, Esq. John Cannon, III Barbara Seeburger Cipolloni u Margaret Pflaumer Cook Alan Duchovnay Dennis Eckles Charles H. Elliott, Jr. John S. Fetterman W. Roderick Gagne

* 5 Years of Consecutive Giving | u 10+ Years of Consecutive Giving | § deceased

CLASS OF 1973 Total: $9,085 | 28% Annual Fund: $9,085 | 28% Alice Biggs-Smith * Scott R. Conti u Philip S. Deming u Guy Gabrielson, III u Robert Craig Henkels Alfred W. Hopkin, Jr. * 25

H. Conrad Meyer, III Holly Bowen Paczewski * Laura Dudley Ricci * Charles W. Riter, Jr. u David R. Ross Jonathan M. Schmerling u Steven A. Shaffer u Anne L. Sheble * Harriet F. Smith u R. Gordon Snyder Mark W. Tredinnick u J. Gibson Watson, III Nancy L. Willet CLASS OF 1974 Total: $6,600 | 26% Annual Fund: $4,600 | 24% Cynthia Rapp Birch Charles C. Burch u Eric E. Cherashore Marguerite S. Donovan Betsy Birkmann Gabrielson u William G. Leunis, III Mark W. Logan Mark C. Luff u Scott H. Nicholas Edward D. Pardoe, III Thomas B. Platten u Barbara Wickenhaver Snyder Elizabeth Williamson Turner William S. Valentine

Alumni, Honorary Alumni, and Student Giving continued CLASS OF 1975 Total: $154,675 | 23% Annual Fund: $4,175 | 22% Linda C. Boggs * Nina Fisher Dekornfeld Pamela Craig Delaney Elizabeth Walton Duryea u P. Scott Faris Andrea Claster Greenspan Jeffrey A. Honickman u John M. Iredale Janene Lawlis Johnson Laura Bender Koropey * Jane Sheble Macko William J. McCauley, III Joshua A. Muskin u Leslie E. Ross Robin Rosenfeld Shephard u Lisa E. Sherman Mary Ann Sickles Watson CLASS OF 1976 Total: $524,010 | 25% Annual Fund: $22,643 | 25% Joseph J. Bailey Robert R. Barron Lawrence G. Braitman Robert E. Cannon * Tabb Robertson Champlin * Robert M. Dudley, Jr. u Byron D. Golson Eugene T. Golson Kent C. Griswold u John P. Korman u Susan Bowen McKay u Thomas W. Morgan u H. Geoffrey Moulton, Jr. Kathleen McGinnis Oberkircher u Gerald T. Rankin * George M. Riter Jack C. Rosenfeld * Sara Solis-Cohen u Holly Anderson Tiffany CLASS OF 1977 Total: $1,895 | 21% Annual Fund: $1,895 | 21% Martha Sheble Agate u Daniel Alford, Jr. Abigail L. Bach u Mary-Ellen B. Biggs u Tracey Vause Earland Peter S. Hyndman u Lauren H. Kane u Amy B. MacLean William A. Segraves, Jr. u Caren Zinman Seidle Elizabeth Kohn Sluder Catherine Thompson u Keith O. Wood

CLASS OF 1978 Total: $101,880 | 24% Annual Fund: $18,680 | 22% Stuart M. Boreen * Gayle Haifetz Bunis Susan Montgomery Burrows Tai-ming Chang * Alison Korman Feldman Stephen J. Harburg u Adelia Elliott Llewellyn * Joel D. Magerman u Patrick J. McGinnis, Jr. u Susan Stratton McGinnis u R. Bennett Muskin Gwen Kaminsky Riesenberg * Sandra Stewart Sandgren Theresa Scardino u Rhea Pincus Turteltaub u CLASS OF 1979 Total: $4,650 | 15% Annual Fund: $3,150 | 13% Hillary Hickmott Baker u Ted S. Davis Robert M. Flood, III Frederick W. Kraekel, IV u James McAfee, Jr. James C. McCracken Gary A. Paranzino Elizabeth Dann Quinn Edward J. Rosenfeld Gregg R. Samson * Madeline Lamm Specter Peter V. Tegner, III u

Melissa Plummer-Trice Jeffrey C. Weintraub u Jeremy N. Willits * CLASS OF 1982 Total: $7,353 | 33% Annual Fund: $6,853 | 33% Donna White Baker Hilary Seabrook Blust Thomas F. Brooks Julie Caplan Weatta Collins § Dawn Gordon Franklin * Rebecca C. Garrett-Brown * Lisa Brownstein Goldenberg Kelly A. Greenleaf Theodore Heske, III Barbara Brown Kronner Allison Sturrock Logue Roy A. Manwaring, II Rick L. Marschall Laura Buckley Martin u Mark J. Mele Karen Field Murray Gregory E. Paranzino u Julia Higgins Pezzi Greg A. Pitkoff * Amy Muskin Shelton James M. Simkins Kimberly Beardwood Smith Lawrence H. Smith Jay S. Talsania Perry L. van der Meer Georgia Spolsky Ward Daniel H. Weintraub u John A. Westrum James S. Whitcomb Edward J. Zoller, III

CLASS OF 1980 Total: $261,950 | 17% Annual Fund: $38,450 | 17% Laura W. Brewer u John M. Cannon u Douglas L. Diamond Kirk B. Griswold Mitchell L. Hollin u Timothy D. Jacob Carolyn Korman Jacobs u Michael L. Magerman Robert L. McNeil, III u Linda White Nunes Christopher J. Pastorius Ellen Sink Rae Elfrida E. Walton * Jann Zwerling-Blatstein CLASS OF 1981 Total: $2,175 | 14% Annual Fund: $2,175 | 14% David I. Adoni * Christine Tenaglia Bishop Susan Updegrove Crafford * Traci Dallas-Opdahl Marie Figge Layton

CLASS OF 1983 Total: $45,805 | 17% Annual Fund: $14,518 | 17% Catherine Korman Altman u George H. Buzby u Susan Tetzlaff Jordan Terrianne McGuirk Kingsbury Bradley J. Korman u Robert D. Leininger u Joseph G. Marano, Jr. u Zachary Martin Lauren Meinel Michalski Todd G. Ramins u John J. Reydel, Jr. Jill Thatcher Sautkulis CLASS OF 1984 Total: $22,853 | 25% Annual Fund: $11,853 | 25% Lauren Hockman Becker Mindy Trachtenberg Berger Lori Greenberg Cagnoli Jennifer Croney Chernak Gwen Thalheimer Goodkin Eric R. Gotwalt Annamarie Geppert Hellebusch u David J. Keblish Dean B. Lipson Claire Ragusa MacRae u Ansie Schnorr Monaghan Diana Helweg Newton u Whitney Petrilli u Richard C. Saldutti Christian P. Schlesinger Kim Flannery Sloane Michael S. Sloane * Debra Bedrosian Vozzo Stacey Spitzer Wills

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CLASS OF 1985 Total: $4,164 | 9% Annual Fund: $4,164 | 9% Carol Stratton Beers u Rodd W. Bender u Brooke Murray Caffey u Wendy Hyndman Combs Rory J. Mulvey u Theodore V. Wood, III u CLASS OF 1986 Total: $23,662 | 24% Annual Fund: $7,662 | 23% Julie E. Bierman u Lee F. Burnett u Kimberly Burdick Drake Robynne Murray Graffam u J. Alexander Henry Bradley K. S. Ingersoll u Katherine Hopkins Kessell u Mark G. Korman u Missy Duffine Kossar Stephen Marshall Diane Rodriguez Nicolls Gregory Paukstis John M. Pokorny, III * Mark W. Rabuck u Alexis Frazier Sawyers u Pamela Lorenzon Simms * William I. Song u Paul A. Steffens Arthur B. Stitzer

On May 31, our community showed its Patriot Pride for GA Giving Day!

Close to 400 donors stepped up to the challenges of the day, maximizing the generous $75,000 matching gift as well as unlocking an additional $25,000 for Athletics, Health & Wellness. In total, the GA community generously contributed more than $230,000 to the Annual Fund, in one day! Many donors shared what inspired their gift for GA Giving Day.

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I had a very good experience at the Academy and continue to appreciate the teachers I had, even more than 50 years later. – Martha Zabriskie Stachitas ’72 We support GA because sending our daughter here has been the best parenting decision we have made thus far. GA is a difference maker. – Joseph & Megan Penrice P’33 For the endless opportunities GA offers our faculty and staff and most importantly our students! GA is the place to be! – Rose Marie Mirabile 1760, P’04 ’06 ’08, Faculty

CLASS OF 1987 Total: $103,335 | 23% Annual Fund: $3,335 | 23% Jennifer Marcus Barbara Kimberly Ciccone Betterton Robert P. Biron u Gabrielle R. Bodle u Amy Reydel Fuchs Geoffrey W. Jackson * Robin Harrison Kaplan Courtney Gerber Kunzelmann Rodney Morrison James B. Murray u David C. Pierce Anthony V. Pitone, Jr. Michael C. Roman, Jr. Matthew J. Rosenberg Geoffrey P. Schwartz u Heidi Zimmerman Vaughan John Wheeler

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GA also hosted a Health & Wellness Center Open House on Connor Quad with food, family fun, and a sneak-peek of the new building. Over 150 people previewed the facility, greeted by Head of School Rich Schellhas 1760 as well as members of the Athletics and Health & Wellness departments, as they highlighted the exciting new spaces sure to enhance the GA experience.

The success of GA Giving Day was thanks to our incredible volunteers! Approximately 50 dedicated Patriots, including students, alumni, parents, and faculty & staff, reached out to peers encouraging their participation in the Annual Fund, fostered the fun on Connor Quad, and rallied together to Empower Our Patriots.

Thank You!

CLASS OF 1988 Total: $311,376 | 21% Annual Fund: $31,583 | 21% Lori Dougherty Andress u Heather Rheiner Badami u Steven Bernstein u Christopher B. Buzby * Elisabeth Uffner Campbell Timothy Davis, Jr. Emily Eastlake Evans * Brinton W. Frith * * 5 Years of Consecutive Giving | u 10+ Years of Consecutive Giving | § deceased

Rebecca Bown Harobin u Heather Harper Irons Samantha MacGregor Jordan u Diana Shank Mulroy u Julie Girone Rink u Cynthia Schwartz-DeVol Wendie Loughran Steffens Mark D. Steffens Alan S. Werther * Kurt Wetzel u CLASS OF 1989 Total: $33,491 | 15% Annual Fund: $8,457 | 15% Dana Diorio Band Jonathon E. Cross u Tavy Shepherd Deming ’89* Thomas E. Durkin u Mark D. Langsfeld Gretchen Platt Jefrey I. Pollock u Marshall L. Schwartz Susan Steier Span Andrea N. Sweeney CLASS OF 1990 Total: $45,313 | 26% Annual Fund: $14,813 | 26% Janice Leadbetter Bennett Bevan C. Bennett Jeffrey P. Bodle u Byard F. Brogan, III u Brian W. Buzby u Steven Christy, Jr. Amy Seyfert Connelly u Deena Diorio Cross u W. Mitchell Fenimore, III Christine Dovey Galloway u Amy Coben Gamburg Molly Phelan Hagan Brett M. Hills Rachel Ravreby Lintgen u David A. Lintgen u Scott R. Rosan R. Lucas Shelly Catherine Bown Signorello Laura Steffens Thayer Erich A. Wetzel Keira Zimmerman * CLASS OF 1991 Total: $15,672 | 21% Annual Fund: $7,172 | 20% Simi Kaplin Baer u Derek B. Boles Staci Esterhai Connolly Katherine L. Delp Rebecca Hopkins Imburgia u Gregory M. Jaspan Kirstin Orban Meyer Joanne Finkelstein Schell Jessica Pollock Simon Luke P. Trainer Meredith Rizzo Turner Michael G. Turner

Alexis Smith Evarts u Ira B. Greenberg Edward S. Harris Edward G. Holmes * Abigail L. Hopkins Jennifer O’Neill Leitzel Jennifer Rotzell Leming u Meghan McVeigh Maciolek Katherine Hostvedt Marchese Laura Adelman Philipson Anna Poor Platz Scott M. Richelson Arielle Wexler Serrano Megan E. Smith Lauren Quaile Tonkin Patrick R. Wade Michael J. Zinkand

Alumni, Honorary Alumni, and Student Giving continued Kezirah Linn Vaughters u Siobhan Nicholas Welsh Jacqueline Kaiser Zivitz CLASS OF 1992 Total: $27,758 | 18% Annual Fund; $5,246 | 15% Christine O’Connor Alcarese Joshua A. Bell Tiffany Szekely Brunner Chadd T. Crump Alice B. de Callatay Aurelio R. DeCaro, II * Leslie Schwartz Gordon Robert C. Holmes, IV John Luviano, III Ian J. McVeigh u Kimberly Whittaker Morris u Adam B. Rabuck Jessica M. Scully Bradley S. Smith Nick Vayn Todd C. Whitenack * CLASS OF 1993 Total: $13,943 | 18% Annual Fund: $4,443 | 17% Alison Rubinfield Ambeault u Timothy J. Durkin, Jr. u Eleanore P. Gadsden Ron Gonen William P. Holmes Amanda L. Kriebel * Courtney D. O’Donnell Daryl MacGregor Peightal Michael Sivel Martie-Anne Duffett Staser Sarah A. Szwajkos

CLASS OF 1994 Total: $1,002 | 11% Annual Fund: $502 | 9% Denise Diorio McVeigh u Lawrence D. Leith, Jr. u Daniel P. Liebsch Debbie Carlos Mirarchi u Damon L. Myers Catherine Hebling Peduzzi Richard A. Welsh CLASS OF 1995 Total: $85,743 | 11% Annual Fund: $5,743 | 11% Elizabeth Serrill Chaytors u Christine Gaffney Ellett Elizabeth Sinker Franklin Shana Duffine Genkin * Lauren Finkelstein Hellman u Salvatore J. Paone u

CLASS OF 1998 Total: $3,638 | 8% Annual Fund: $1,879 | 7% Erica Marie Carlos J. Andrew Greenblatt Christopher T. Krug * Nina K. Markey Carolyn Bedrosian Nagy u Madeleine Crippen Plankey Adam S. Rubinfield

CLASS OF 1996 Total: $1,450 | 11% Annual Fund: $950 | 11% Ann E. Baron Katherine Connor Boyette Elisabeth B. Harris Andrew M. Mersky Jeremy K. Walker Andrew D. Wimpenny

CLASS OF 1999 Total: $37,399 | 14% Annual Fund: $5,005 | 12% Brett L. Bolden Stephen D. Brown Kirsten Daeubler Ronald M. DeOrzio, Jr. * Kristin E. Dougherty u Alexander S. Duffine Peter T. Jennings Philip S. Lee

CLASS OF 1997 Total: $12,730 | 35% Annual Fund: $7,730 | 35% Samantha Vose Adey Diana M. Caramanico * Megan McFadden Cowles * Christina Dare Derbyshire

Melissa O’Neill Ruth Catharine E. Sibel * Jennifer Tamburri Somma Lauren E. Weihenmayer * Ellen Cox Zincio CLASS OF 2000 Total: $172,330 | 16% Annual Fund: $22,330 | 16% Michael W. Bensch u Kristen Lueckel Buckler u Michael B. Buckler u Elizabeth A. Connor u Emily Beil Duffy Bree Wexler Eingorn Jonathan B. Goldberg u Chelsea Kaden Jacquelyn Roth Kern Jacqueline Paranzino Malkes Carolyn Straub McTernan Jen Ramirez Miller Jonathan P. Pulli * Katherine Curtin Regan * Jessica Rotzell Roy u Anthony T. Seravalli, II § Lucy Wimpenny Stracione CLASS OF 2001 Total: $3,431 | 7% Annual Fund: $3,431 | 7% Courtney R. Baron * Troy J. Holiday Ellen J. Kurkowski u Andrew B. Lerner u Kerinne M. Levy Brian C. Mueller Erick Straub *

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CLASS OF 2002 Total: $68,633 | 17% Annual Fund; $3,633 | 15% Matthew T. Berman Erica Fleming Cannon Daniel J. Caplan Quinn W. Cunningham Kali Alexander Curran u Carlyn Patterson Gentile * Adam J. Goodman Jonathan J. Hinkle Jay T. Hoffman Lauren Dolaway Lavallee Christine M. McAuliffe u Joseph F. Mirabile Peter P. Rymar Laura Finney Seravalli Jessica S. Taylor Victoria Kimball Wallen Kelly J. Winning Michael J. Wyszomierski CLASS OF 2003 Total: $36,747 | 12% Annual Fund: $6,747 | 12% Emily Ducat Beynenson Danielle Potts Costantini Michael V. Genuardi u Katherine L. Harris * Clare Guinn Hyams M. Ryan Ott Diana H. Rodgers u Elizabeth Mueller Sloan Johanna A. Solomon Ruth B. Toner William B. Weihenmayer, Jr. u Hans P. Wetzel Kara Jordan White Courtney Lynee Williams CLASS OF 2004 Total: $1,462 | 10% Annual Fund: $1,462 | 10% Zachary S. Cherry Kristin Frisbie Crowell Kellye DeSantis Abigail Duffine Gilman Alexa Haines Michael J. Kohn Lauren Gillispie McCusker u Brynne Begley Ott Sara E. Patterson Zachary W. Risler * Ellen Strong CLASS OF 2005 Total: $1,225 | 7% Annual Fund: $1,125 | 6% Katelyn Lawlor Albert Carolyn Burnett Bell u William B. Huddleston Hillary N. Ladov Jessica P. Limbacher Alison Dolaway Minuti Mark J. Shimrock, II * Sara A. Sultanik

CLASS OF 2010 Total: $3,542 | 11% Annual Fund: $1,978 | 11% Katharine C. Burkhart u Sean E. Coyle Emily A. Denisco u Voltaire Escalona Emily Coleman Fouraker Emily Hyman * Kacie E. Kergides Katherine Oberkircher King Stefanie M. Li Maria A. Mastronardo Alexandria Ross Messenger u Nathaniel A. Newhall Matthew R. Purdy CLASS OF 2011 Total: $2,612 | 8% Annual Fund: $2,112 | 7% Amy T. Gowing u Hannah Hayes Hamsher * Jeffrey E. Martin Angelique Sawick Masteller Patrick J. McGinnis Elizabeth Devita Phillips George Riter, Jr. Sarah Aemisegger Schillig Philip J. Steinberg

CLASS OF 2008 Total: $1,846 | 14% Annual Fund: $1,346 | 13% Brittany J. Bell Jennie M. Bernstein Craig Burnett u Molly Canavan Alexandra Crane Landesberg u Jacob Magerman u Reed C. Marko Anne T. Marshall Katelyn S. Martin u Eliza McDevitt Vincent S. Mirabile Michael Nemeth Victoria Rodgers u Grant J. Silow Michele Markovitz Solarte

CLASS OF 2006 Total: $1,328 | 14% Annual Fund: $1,328 | 14% Michael Canavan Alyssa M. Caracausa Jacquelyn E. Connard Colleen Jobba Conway Matthew M. Conway Karin Bohr Fortwangler Brandon Hoffman Joseph P. Mirabile, Jr. u Jack W. Morrison Shannon E. Patrick Matthew J. Schafle Andrew Seravalli Benjamin P. Siegl Emily Solis-Cohen u CLASS OF 2007 Total: $1,004 | 8% Annual Fund: $1,004 | 8% Michael F. Daulerio, Jr. Megan Cipolloni Dolan * Will M. Kennedy William A.V. McRae Sara L. Moldofsky Kristen Gowing Parrish Danielle Krueger Pugliese Daniel N. Stampone Joseph S. Zubkoff

* 5 Years of Consecutive Giving | u 10+ Years of Consecutive Giving | § deceased

CLASS OF 2009 Total: $2,107 | 7% Annual Fund: $743 | 7% Paige Boetefuer Thomas Coyle Jessica L. Erb James M. Fenerty Abigail Horning Rachel L. Magerman Dean M. Melchionni Christopher H. Weber * 29

CLASS OF 2012 Total: $725 | 13% Annual Fund: $725 | 13% Jacob Adoni Kirby K. Begley Natalie A. Cunningham Ryan Dolan Michael S. Fitzgerald Michael E. Garbose Hadley M. Hall Mauri Honickman Joseph C. Korth Megan A. McNamara Elisa Novak Margaret P. Oberkircher Grace K. Sloane Lyssa Test CLASS OF 2013 Total: $1,212 | 14% Annual Fund: $1,212 | 14% Kenneth S. Anderson Emily E. Cannon Danika Gottbrecht u Michael A. Hanamirian, Jr. u Jackson B. Korman Kiernan M. McCloskey David P. Oberkircher Bridgid Lawlor O’Boyle u Erin L. Patrick u Zachary Ross u Timothy W. Rueter * Thomas A. Rueter * Robert J. Taylor, III Jessica R. Towne Adam M. Villari

Alumni, Honorary Alumni, and Student Giving continued CLASS OF 2014 Total: $728 | 11% Annual Fund: $428 | 10% Darian J. Alter Alec R. Dakin John J. Dean u Kyle Donahue * Margaret M. Evans * Emma C. Hearn Catherine Marcin Megan C. McCloskey Jennifer L. Stack Marley B. Sternberg Tyler N. Thurlow * Kristen Vaganos

Senior Giving Week

CLASS OF 2015 Total: $771 | 11% Annual Fund: $771 | 11% Zachary Burkhart Ryan J. Calhoun Allison Cannon Kashta Davis Brooke J. Fireman Kishan K. Ghodasara * Maxwell M. Hanamirian * Seth A. Levin Victoria Mauro Josephine Pizzino Ciara J. M. Quattlebaum James P. Rueter * Matthew E. Rueter * Zachary P. Villari

Led by the 2023 Academy Club inductees, the senior class learned more about staying connected to GA after their graduation in June 2023 through volunteering, networking, affinity groups, alumni events, and giving. Members of GA’s Alumni Society Board offered a special challenge to the Class of 2023, matching every student gift with an additional $20.23. More than 50 members of the senior class participated in this effort, achieving a record high! Thank you to our Alumni Society Board Members who participated in the Senior Giving Week matching challenge and thanks to the members of the Class of 2023 who are carrying on the tradition of giving at GA.

CLASS OF 2016 Total: $468 | 5% Annual Fund: $468 | 5% Amanda Amorosi Nicholas T. D’Ambrosio James J. McAfee, III Valarie L. Simkins Caroline Sloane Peyton A. Woodward CLASS OF 2017 Total: $1,015 | 13% Annual Fund: $640 | 11% Brendan S. Carr * Braden L. Cody Justin Connors Thomas Diver Matthew J. Gorman Kristin J. Haugen Kian E. Jamasbi Alexandra Kurtz Miles X. Love Patrick C. McGettigan Isabelle G. McMahon Kathryn L. Powers Emma Rapp Sarina R. Sharma Alexis S. Vaganos Edward G. Wiernicki 30

CLASS OF 2018 Total: $125 | 2% Annual Fund: $125 | 2% Miles A. Hanamirian * Kevin C. O’Neill Rachael E. Villari CLASS OF 2019 Total: $199 | 4% Annual Fund: $199 | 4% Olivia Doody Satyam K. Ghodasara Wills A. Jordan Olivia J. Korman Lily S. Richards CLASS OF 2020 Total: $128 | 4% Annual Fund: $128 | 4% Seamus M. Dean Ella Henry Bruce A. Henry Zachary Thurlow Olivia R. Westover CLASS OF 2021 Total: $40,245 | 6% Annual Fund: $245 | 5% Parker A. Chisholm Harry P. Hou Talison J. Jordan Max Lasdon Esme S. Leach Mae E. Nagel Bryan W. O’Neill CLASS OF 2022 Total: $40,337 | 8% Annual Fund: $337 | 7% Clara E. Alger Jack Brookman Lilly Cannon Heidi D. Cross Lilly A. Funk Grace I. Good Alexis M. Goodridge Annabel M. Hellman Ari M. Lasdon Charles C. Miller Brendan M. Szczepkowski

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HONORARY ALUMNI GIVING CLASS OF 1760 Total: $1,078,828 | 70% Annual Fund: $83,702 | 69% Sondra Bennett Julia Blumenreich u Maryanne Boettjer u Jodi Bohr u James and Barbara Roma Buckley u Sherrea Chadwin u Phyllis Chauveau James Connor * Glenda Daulerio u Christopher Davis Roberta Crane Devlin § Stephen Dolan Kristen Donches u Heather Durkin u Eleanore Gadsden William Garbose u Diane Goldstein u Judi and Bruce Goodman u Betty Grant u Lori Griswold u Salwa Haddad u Eileen Hill u Virginia Hofmann u Joy Holmes Richard House Susan Hunsinger-Hoff Margaret Jones u Charles Landgrebe Lisa Ledwith u David Martin u Lisa Martin u

Janet Maurer Marisa McAuliffe u Susan McHugh u Margaret Mary McVeigh u Deborah Mersky u Rose Marie Mirabile u Catherine Moulton § u Robert Moyer, Jr. u Charles Muir * Allison Murdoch Susan Negro u Craig Newberger u Elizabeth Nicholas Wilson Oelkers, Jr. u Carol Peery Ayers Suzanne Perot u Rebecca Pizzino u E. Daniels Rankin u Cheryl Ross u Joseph Rozak * Emily Rubinfield u Paul Savering, Jr. Rich Schellhas u Joseph Scherrer, Jr. Audrey Schnur u Mark Stephens u Jason Straub u Thomas Taft Ronald Tempest Richard W. Thatcher, Jr. u Emily Wagner u Rollin Wakeman Marcia Wexler Janis Whittaker * Kathy Wyszomierski u Carla Zighelboim u

* 5 Years of Consecutive Giving | u 10+ Years of Consecutive Giving | § deceased

STUDENT GIVING CLASS OF 2023 40% Participation Serena K. Bagga Raina A. Bandekar Ryan P. Barrett Sage Battisto Christopher Bauer Kate S. Brogan Phoebe Caffey Stephen T. Calabro Yash Chadda Caitlyn A. Connelly Ella G. DeCardona Kayla J. D’Eletto Elizabeth M. DiSandro Alissa J. Freeman Adhiraj Gadre Anna J. Gamburg Max E. Goldman Morgan Hellebusch Rocco J. Ippoldo MacGregor S. Jordan Colin J. Kearney Emma Knebel Sarah Ladouceur Nicholas P. Lucarini Hannah A. Manusov Aja M. McBride Claire M. McMichael Eliza R. Meth John P. Morris Ruby S. Moyer Jessie Jay Ordillas Aaron J. Parks

Kessiah Patrick Madelyn R. Petrone Colin B. Pugh Luisa C. Ramirez Mia C. Raven Amelia Reaume Joseph F. Richards Sarah E. Sandifer Asher C. Sasson Jacob M. Sasson Drew Schwartz Jacob Spain Anish Sriram Kate Stone Ava M. Toren Eli S. Torrey Samuel Wang Luke Weidemoyer Taylor Weiss Finley Wentz Spencer C. Westover Morgen Zighelboim CLASS OF 2026 Mallory A. Hersh CLASS OF 2027 Dareus Conover CLASS OF 2030 Ian Jarrar

Parent Giving This list includes parents who made cash contributions to any operating, endowment, or capital funds between July 1, 2022 and June 30, 2023. Summary figures and percentages reflect the contributions and participation of the parents in the class; they do not reflect pledges or commitments beyond the current year. CLASS OF 2023 Total: $655,676 | 54% Annual Fund: $82,373 | 52% Bela and Jaspal Bagga u Genevieve Hill and Bruce Bailey, Jr. u Anjali and Raj Bandekar u Heather and Steve Boymel u Laura and Byard Brogan, III ’90 u Margaret and Carl Burke * Jonathan and Brooke Murray Caffey ’85 u Leslie and Stephen Calabro Suzanne and Daniel Connaughton Patrick and Amy Seyfert Connelly ’90 u Cecilia and Christopher DeBartlo Jennifer and Gregory DeCardona Dana and Anthony DiSandro, Jr. u Patrick Donahue Cathleen Dougherty Alyson and Jonathan Freeman u Desrene and Marc Freeman * Suwarna Mahajan and Akshay Gadre * Donald and Amy Coben Gamburg ’90 Jami and David Gibbs Jaclyn and Norman Goldberger * Jonathan Goldman Elizabeth and Henry Harris M. Stroud and Annamarie Geppert Hellebusch ’84 u Terri Hilley u Colleen Kelly Howard and Timothy Howard Michael and Samantha MacGregor Jordan ’88 u Raymond Joson, Jr. Amy and Ari Karpf Cigdem and Richard Knebel * Abigail Willing and Juan Leon u Effie and Christian Lucarini Michelle Wenitsky and Richard Lyntton u Jill Major Tyhisha and Anthony McBride u Kathleen and Edward McGettigan u Ellen McMichael and William Reaume u Pamela and Michael Metro u Stephen and Kimberly Whittaker Morris ’92 u Kristan and Robert Moyer, Jr. 1760 u Jenalyn Ordillas Nancy and Leonard Parks Usha and Sanjaykumar Patel Richard Paynton, Jr. * Margaret and Jeffrey Pugh

Luisa Ramirez and Justo Sierra Johnson * Monica and Joseph Richards u Kimberly and John Ruane Eileen and Andrew Sandifer u Allison and Evan Sasson u Kymberly and Kenneth Schwartz u Jennifer and Marshall Schwartz ’89 Cynthia and Robert Segal * Eve Nacinovich and William Sfida Melissa and Andrew Smith Tracy and Peter Spain * Michele and Jonathan Stone Daphne Hu and Benjamin Sun Shih Fan and Yu-Nien Sun Tricia and Matthew Topley Kathleen Tornetta and Joseph Petrone, Jr. Elizabeth Shapiro and Michael Torrey Ping Hu and Cheng Wang Bridget and Matthew Weidemoyer * Stephanie Sweet and Lawrence Weiss u Leslie and Beck Wentz Meredith and Alan Werther ’88 * Jennifer and Kurt Wetzel ’88 u Elizabeth and James Woodward u Carla 1760 and Joel Zighelboim u

Michelle and Bryant Goodridge u Sara and Howard Goodwin u Rachel and John Grimley Janine and John Grosso Jennifer and Richard Harbert Kelly and Daniel Houston * Steven and Heather Harper Irons ’88 Sabrina and Marcien Jenckes Colena Johnson-Kemp Christin and Don Krey Karin and Ryan Lafferty Karen and Mark Langsfeld ’89 Nicole and Lou Lara Yun Wang and Zhong Li * Xiaoping Hu and Congrong Liao Qi Shen and Yan Liu Effie and Christian Lucarini Jill and John Luviano, III ’92 Jennifer and Massimo Magliari * Denise and Gregory Marks * Nicole Martin Odile Gelinard and Adam Meinstein Kiley and Andrew Mersky ’96 Janet and Mark Monaghan Hope and James Morrissey * Deborah and Daniel Moyer Emily and James Murray ’87 u Susan and Brian Paule Megan Perry Renee and Andrew Petersohn Kelli and Eric Pokorny Trish and Joshua Quinter Robyn and Christian Radomicki Luisa Ramirez and Justo Sierra Johnson * K. Richardson and Eileen Harris u F. Gregory and Julie Girone Rink ’88 u Rachel and Mark Rizzi Beth Howard and Bruce Rofsky Renee and Sean Ryan Penelope Sawyer Leigh Serra and Ray Lieu Marci and Scott Shapiro

CLASS OF 2024 Total: $322,321 | 53% Annual Fund: $83,190 | 50% Ban and Michael Alhadad Alison and Timothy Amann * Marc and Simi Kaplin Baer ’91 u Natasha and Indranil Bagchi * Bela and Jaspal Bagga u Maria and Donald Bouchard * Shyam Brahmabhatt Tina Marie Brown Renata and Mark Casey Ruth and Tai-ming Chang ’78 * Patricia Escobar and Santiago Cortes Jonathon ’89 and Deena Diorio Cross ’90 u Jill and James Curran Christine and James DiFranco u Jennifer and Joseph DiPlacido * Kristen 1760 and Charles Donches u Heather 1760 and Timothy Durkin, Jr. ’93 u Merigo and Thomas Durkin ’89 u Anne and Steven Fassler Alicia and Kevin Fortunato * Robyn and Christopher Gaito Heidi and Joseph Geist 32

Debra Shulski Margaret and James Smigiel * Lori and Todd Smith Jennifer Mishkin and James Staples * Beth and Edward Swanson u Susan and Michael Szczepkowski u Erin and Chris von Zuben Helen Ding and Chengbin Wang Laura Blair and Radi Zaki u Chen Lu and Wei Zhou * CLASS OF 2025 Total: $205,781 | 51% Annual Fund: $61,184 | 49% Catherine Manning-Adams and Michael Adams * Aneela Ali Bela and Jaspal Bagga u Anjali and Raj Bandekar u Kelly and Michael Baughman * Kelli and Derek Boles ’91 Bernadette and Richard Bowes Laura Brewer ’80 u Meredith and Steven Bright Candace and Stephen Brooks Breon and Jason Burgess Erin and John Burkholder * Deborah and Joseph Cava Karen Day Jennifer and Gregory DeCardona Christine and James DiFranco u Carol Carvalho and James Eichsteadt Karen Eppinger Susanna and Daniel Evans Natalie and Gregory Fleck Colleen and Timothy-John Fortmann Alyson and Jonathan Freeman u John and Christine Dovey Galloway ’90 u Elizabeth and Christopher Gentile Jessica and Brian Getson u Shetal and Devang Gor

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Skip and Robynne Murray Graffam ’86 u Christine and Michael Hamill Stephen and Lauren Finkelstein Hellman ’95 u Carolyn Hirsh Lindy and Alan Lindy Colleen Kelly Howard and Timothy Howard Bertina Hsu-Miller * Feng Dong and Dawei Hu Jennifer Malatesta and Edgar Johnson Shawna and Cecil Johnson, III Anitha Gadekarla and Chandra Kandanuru Jennifer and Jason Katzer Dorothea and Michael Kelly Hyesang and David Kim u Karin and Ryan Lafferty Akiko Nishino and Peter Lee Dana and Louis Leeds Robert Leininger ’83 u Judy and Charles Lin * Kristin and William Martin Amy and Norv McAndrew Kathleen and Edward McGettigan u Elizabeth and Daniel McNichol Kenya Minor * Yi Pan and Edward Mitchell Heather and Robert Mooney Stephen and Kimberly Whittaker Morris ’92 u Elizabeth and Gary Nolan * Aderonke Jegede and Ademola Owolabi Roxanne and Dominic Perazza, Jr. u Kimberley and Martin Pulli Trish and Joshua Quinter Savita and Anil Rai Praveena and Naveen Reddy Andrew Richards u Christa and Richard Seidman Melissa and Andrew Smith Luba and Gregory Star Patrice and Joseph Steck * Rachel and Matthew Steinberg * Shih Fan and Yu-Nien Sun Andrea Sweeney ’89 Melissa and Jeffrey Thompson * Elisabeth and Brian Towsen Nanette and Joseph Valeriani Maureen and John Walsh * Xiaohai Wang and Pingjia Li Lisa and Jeffrey Wanner Donna and Jonathan Wells Sharon and Erich Wetzel ’90 Shelia and Robert Willard Qizhi Dai and Jianjun Zhan * Ann Sun and Jianwen Zhao * Andrew and Jacqueline Kaiser Zivitz ’91

CLASS OF 2026 Total: $572,894 | 69% Annual Fund: $82,753 | 66% Jamie and Josh Albert u Scott and Heather Rheiner Badami ’88 u Katerina Simonetti Bakh January and David Baron Josephina Colanardi Bell and Craig Bell Angela and Ryan Bialas * Aimee and Robert Boudreau Margaret and Frederick Bradley Evan and Topher Brooke Rebecca and Lee Burnett ’86 u Katharine and Patrick Cassidy Rachelle and Eric Catenacci Helen and Allen Chiang * Caroline Armour and Eric Creighton * Amy Cohen and Roger Davis Kimberly and Martin Dean u Dana and Anthony DiSandro, Jr. u Betsy McGill Duffy and John Duffy u Heather 1760 and Timothy Durkin, Jr. ’93 u Melissa and William Fikioris u Susan and Matthew Flannery Song Chin and Jeff Fox Robyn and Christopher Gaito Melissa Gattuso * Heidi and Joseph Geist Nisha Chackunny and Vinu George Deirdre and Timothy Ginter * Laura and Charles Goldberg Anne and Eric Greenberg Rachel and John Grimley Teresa and Keith Guess Jennifer and Richard Harbert Melissa and Michael Hayes Jaime and Jason Hersh * Kelly and Daniel Houston * Bertina Hsu-Miller * Yu Chen and Wenyao Hu Kimberly and Bradley Ingersoll ’86 u Gretchen and Geoffrey Jackson ’87 Doris and Albert Janke Terri and David Jones Dawn and David Katz * Cigdem and Richard Knebel * Li Kopp Christine and Douglas Kou Susan and Jeffrey Legos * Abigail Willing and Juan Leon u Jill and John Luviano, III ’92 Stephen and Claire Ragusa MacRae ’84 u Jennifer and Massimo Magliari * Willisanne and Mark Matthews Kathleen and Sean Maxwell Lauren and Douglas McDonough Joseph McGill Ian ’92 and Denise Diorio McVeigh ’94 u

* 5 Years of Consecutive Giving | u 10+ Years of Consecutive Giving | § deceased

Odile Gelinard and Adam Meinstein Soo Yeon Whang and Brian Moorhouse Deborah and Daniel Moyer Michael, Jr. and Diana Shank Mulroy ’88 u Sarah and Jonathan Na * Jennifer and James Nagle Stephanie and Alexander Ortiz Larissa and Alexander Ostrovsky u JoEllen and Gerald Paldino Elizabeth and Brian Partyka Usha and Sanjaykumar Patel Stephanie and Jonathan Pepper u Megan Perry Renee and Andrew Petersohn Beth and David Plechner Kateryna Yevmenova and Vlad Podgorny Kelli and Eric Pokorny Stacey and Carmin Quartapella Katie and Paul Rambo Lori and David Rink You Chen and Lingwen Rong u Jenn and Michael Rush Karen and Richard Saldutti ’84 Allison and David Sass Allison and Evan Sasson u Heather and Geoffrey Schwartz ’87 u Marci and Scott Shapiro Cassandra Liu and Winston Shu u Andrea and David Simonetti Robin Riess and Kevin Steckel Mark ’88 and Wendie Loughran Steffens ’88 Sarah and Steven Sterious Michelle and Christian Szautner Susan and Michael Szczepkowski u Nanyan Zhang and Mike Tang Wendy Yue and Hien Truong Lyn Truszkowski Kristin and Ronald Tunison Shu Yang and Dai Wang 33

Xinmei Zhu and Xingbin Wang Jackie Ward Kevin Ward Denise and Brian Williams u Wei Zhou and Chen Lu Ruiping Song and Zhihong Zhou Carla 1760 and Joel Zighelboim u CLASS OF 2027 Total: $483,041 | 55% Annual Fund: $57,498 | 53% Marc and Simi Kaplin Baer ’91 u Kelly and Michael Baughman * Craig and Josephina Colanardi Bell Jeanette and Christopher Benson Margaret and Aaron Blades Shyam Brahmabhatt Jacqueline and John Brightcliffe Geoff Owens and Diana Caramanico ’97 * Christina and William Chambley Karen and Francis Ciprero Anna and Randall Cohen Lori and Larry Conley Patrick and Amy Seyfert Connelly ’90 u Dareus Conover Caroline Armour and Eric Creighton * Tavy Shepherd Deming ’89 * Stephanie and Jason Diener Jennifer and Joseph DiPlacido * Anne and Mark Dooley * Merigo and Thomas Durkin ’89 u Christina Hughes and Andrew Gajan Dayna and Seth Horwitz Stella Wong and Wen Bin Huang u Philip Huang and Philip White * Gretchen and Geoffrey Jackson ’87 u Dorothea and Michael Kelly Okboon Lee and Martin Kim Christin and Don Krey Ji and Jin Lee Patrick and Jennifer Rotzell Leming ’97 u

Parent Giving continued Faye and Larry Leuzzi Leslie and Marc Levin * David ’90 and Rachel Ravreby Lintgen ’90 u Claire and Joseph Lonergan Gavin McFarland * Renee and Steven McNamara Elizabeth and Daniel McNichol Erin O’Hearn Paone and Salvatore Paone ’95 u Erin and Dodd Pfeffer * Praveena and Naveen Reddy Colleen and Erik Rivers u Rachel and Mark Rizzi Barbora and Daniel Salomon Penelope Sawyer Christa and Richard Seidman Carrie and David Silver Lori and Todd Smith Jacqueline and Jonathan Staley Michele and Jonathan Stone Melissa and Jeffrey Thompson * Lisa and Jeffrey Wanner Amy and Lawrence Wetzel * Kathryn and Stephen White Eileen and Jeff Williams Kelly White and James Wright Bing Li and Wei Xie Dawn Zapotok CLASS OF 2028 Total: $872,305 | 63% Annual Fund: $35,298 | 57% Ban and Michael Alhadad Kathy Ann Hernandez and Mark Avery Allison and Evan Barenbaum Margaret and Frederick Bradley Evan and Topher Brooke Jennifer and Ira Brownstein * Krista and Reid Buerger * Breon and Jason Burgess Rebecca and Lee Burnett ’86 u Katharine and Patrick Cassidy Christina and William Chambley Janmarie and Craig Circosta Christina and Jeffrey Cowley Nikki and Eric Curtis * Suzanne and Nilesh Dadhich Nataliya Dementovych and Oleg Dashko Julie and David DePhillips Kathleen and Joseph Faccio Rochelle and R.J. Fitch Susan and Ray Fornicola Colleen and Timothy-John Fortmann Meredith and Todd Freeman Michael and Shana Duffine Genkin ’95 * Amber Germain Andree and Bryan Goldberg * Dana Hatfield and Robert Greene

Entering their ninth year as GA parents, Ira and Jenny Brownstein P’28 ’30 join the many in recognition of how fast time flies. Over the years, they have deepened their personal volunteer commitment, highlighted by Jenny’s leadership roles with the Parents’ Committee and Ira’s service on the Board of Trustees. Their commitment to the advancement of our school is evident in the special way they approached their participation in the Our Moment campaign. In the immediate term, they generously supported the Health & Wellness Center which represents their family’s priority for living and supporting a healthy lifestyle.

Jessica Grisafi u Sarah and Andrew Hart M. Stroud and Annamarie Geppert Hellebusch ’84 u Moyna Ng and John Hochhold Jennifer Kosteva Xiaohong Zhang and Liyuan Ma Jennifer and Massimo Magliari * Ian ’92 and Denise Diorio McVeigh ’94 u Cybele Perry and Paul Moffitt Emily and James Murray ’87 u Stephanie and Liam O’Keefe Sekyung and Janghyuk Park Tracy Zigler and Ryan Perlman Renee and Andrew Petersohn Elena and Armen Petrossian Kateryna Yevmenova and Vlad Podgorny Dhara and Bejal Popat * James Roche Jenn and Michael Rush Barbora and Daniel Salomon Allison and David Sass Leigh Serra and Ray Lieu Sejal and Mayank Shah Rachael and Michael Sposato Luba and Gregory Star Robin Riess and Kevin Steckel Rachel and Matthew Steinberg * Changxia Shao and Yaping Sun Anne Tenthoff Wendy Yue and Hien Truong Kathryn and Stephen White Glenn Wilson u Tae Nozaki-Wong and Christopher Wong

In addition, they have made a longer-term investment in the school by making plans to support the school’s endowment through their estate. This bequest is a thoughtful promise to boost the school’s fiscal health well into the future, and now qualifies them among the newest members of the Samuel E. Osbourn Society of donors who have made such provisions. “Doing our part in the moment means helping to assure the viability of the Health & Wellness Center at this critical time and we are so excited to see the impact this state-of-the art facility will have on every child for years to come. Also, we are interested in doing our part to ensure that GA always has the financial resources to meet the needs of its community. We have found it easy to consider our family legacy by making a provision for the future now.”

CLASS OF 2029 Total: $623,128 | 61% Annual Fund: $65,038 | 60% Jamie and Josh Albert u Natasha and Indranil Bagchi * Kelly and Michael Baughman * Sarah Bean-Carluccio and Matthew Carluccio Erin and John Burkholder * Rita Le and Hao Chang Jennifer and James Cheng Helen and Allen Chiang * Diana and James Clavin Dareus Conover Laura and Eric Dawson Allison and Aurelio DeCaro, II ’92 * Lauri Michna-Dey and Paritosh Dey Stephanie and Jason Diener Christine and James DiFranco u Abigail and Alexander Duffine ’99 Carol Carvalho and James Eichsteadt James and Alexis Smith Evarts ’97 u Kathleen and Joseph Faccio

Sarinia and Kenneth Feinman Melissa and William Fikioris u Elmira Flem Christine and Matthew Frank Meredith and Henry Franz u Sarah and Jesse Frasch Sandra Tobias and Hugo Garrido * Deirdre and Timothy Ginter * Jessica Grisafi u Elizabeth and Henry Harris Kathleen and Richard Hubbert John and Rebecca Hopkins Imburgia ’91 u Jennifer and Peter Jennings ’99 Carolyn Campbell and Jonas Jeswald u Jennifer Malatesta and Edgar Johnson Marina Makaron and Dmitry Komkov Talya and Gregrory Latch Traci and Kevin Lechwar * Claire and Joseph Lonergan Jennifer and Massimo Magliari * Nina Maouelainin 34

Philip and Katherine Hostvedt Marchese ’97 Parveen Akhtar and Christopher Monks Jaya Shrivastav and Arun Nadiga Sara and Shawn Neuman Aderonke Jegede and Ademola Owolabi Erin O’Hearn Paone and Salvatore Paone ’95 u Dipali Nanavati and Nilesh Patel Erin and Dodd Pfeffer * Samantha and Jonathan Pulli ’00 * Megan and Matthew Rutt Cassandra Liu and Winston Shu u Carrie and David Silver Laina and Jed Silversmith * Belchaye Demisse and Henok Tassew Lori Lorant-Tobias and Christopher Tobias * Xinmei Zhu and Xingbin Wang June Yang and Fang Liu

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CLASS OF 2030 Total: $903,556 | 65% Annual Fund: $34,334 | 57% Varsha Gogate-Bhuyan and Prakash Bhuyan Margaret and Aaron Blades Laura and Byard Brogan, III ’90 u Evan and Topher Brooke Jennifer and Ira Brownstein * Krista and Reid Buerger * Erin and John Burkholder * Geoff Owens and Diana Caramanico ’97 * Natalia and Engin Celik Karen and Francis Ciprero Maria and Len Collett Lori and Larry Conley Kate and Kevin Davis Maria and Ryan Downs Stacy Ellam and Diana Colleluori Amber Esco * James and Alexis Smith Evarts ’97 u Kathleen and Joseph Faccio Kelley and Christopher Gaffney Robyn and Christopher Gaito Christina Hughes and Andrew Gajan Andree and Bryan Goldberg * Moyna Ng and John Hochhold Catherine Klein and Aaron Holmes Sheng Xu and Hao Huang * Grace and Doraid Jarrar Christine and Douglas Kou Kimberly and Matthew Kraynyak u Jamie Swanson and Kandan Kulandaivel * Patrick and Jennifer Rotzell Leming ’97 u Brandi and Andrew Lerner ’01 u Kyeong-ah and Adam Leven u Nina Maouelainin Elizabeth and Daniel McNichol Vaneeta Grover and Himangshu Mishra Pam and Brian Mutschler Sarah and Jonathan Na * Yu Feng and Zongming Pan Orfelina and Bruce Payne u Renee and Andrew Petersohn Elena and Armen Petrossian Stacey and Carmin Quartapella Kayte and Scott Rosan ’90 Megan and Matthew Rutt Chunyu Li and Patrick Shao Theresa and Andre Simpson Kelly White and James Wright CLASS OF 2031 Total: $458,723 | 68% Annual Fund: $48,153 | 62% Michelle and James Anderson Mary Betz Tracey and Josh Bresler Yang Yang Shi and Minh Bui Cindy and Daniel Cho *

Laura and Eric Dawson Christine and James DiFranco u Rachel and Christopher Elwood Lisa and Brendan Fee * Meredith and Henry Franz u Shannon and Joshua Funt Anna and Charles Geiselhart Giulia and Mirko Iandiorio * Jennifer and Peter Jennings ’99 Victoria Johnson and Geoffrey Johnson Jennifer Kosteva Gabrielle and Richard Krekstein Barbara and Raymond Larkin Talya and Gregrory Latch Traci and Kevin Lechwar * Lindsay and Michael Levin Claire and Joseph Lonergan Josh and Meghan McVeigh Maciolek ’97 Rachel and Marc Mandel Philip and Katherine Hostvedt Marchese ’97 Nidhi and Jamie McVicar Jennifer and Michael Miller Parveen Akhtar and Christopher Monks Soo Yeon Whang and Brian Moorhouse Jaya Shrivastav and Arun Nadiga Stephanie and Liam O’Keefe Ozgun and Ozgur Ozkan * Erin O’Hearn Paone and Salvatore Paone ’95 u Sekyung and Janghyuk Park Alissa Moody and David Perloff Erin and Dodd Pfeffer * Samantha and Jonathan Pulli ’00 * Colleen and Erik Rivers u James Roche Diana Rodgers ’03 and Michael Genuardi ’03 u Joanna and Matthew Rominger u Kayte and Scott Rosan ’90 Stephanie Rade-Taylor and William Taylor Karin and Benjamin Tinsley Cynthia Kelley and Thomas True Lauren and Nino Vanin * Laura Fitzpatrick and Thomas Vikoren * Erin and Chris von Zuben

All Zoom’d Out The GA Parents’ Committee knocked it out of the park again with their bi-annual friend and fundraising event, All Zoom’d Out, raising more than $300,000. On April 28, 2023, over 400 people gathered at The Country House at Bluestone for this year’s event. Attendees danced to the musical stylings of EBE, anxiously awaited the winner of the diamond ring raffle, bid on 130 silent auction items, and took part in an exciting live auction of extra-special items like a 3-night escape to Turks & Caicos, a date-night experience including dinner, tickets to the Bruce Springsteen concert, and an overnight stay at the Four Seasons Philadelphia, and finally the highly coveted VIP experience to the hottest concert of the summer, Taylor Swift! With more than 600 people in total participating in the silent auction both in person and online, this event was an exciting celebration of the GA parent community. Special thanks to the All Zoom’d Out Committee Chairs for bringing this event to life: Jenny Brownstein P’28 ’30, Krista Buerger P’28 ’30 ’33, Tricia Goodman P’32 ’34, Amy Huselton P’29, and Erin O’Hearn Paone P’27 ’29 ’31. Allison and Aurelio DeCaro II ’92 * Abigail and Alexander Duffine ’99 Kirah and Charles Fasano Lisa and Brendan Fee * Abigail Perkiss and Brent Freedland u Stacey Jeronis and Thomas Gallagher Sandra Tobias and Hugo Garrido * Jared and Carlyn Patterson Gentile ’02 * Deirdre and Timothy Ginter * Andree and Bryan Goldberg Patricia and Adam Goodman ’02 Jennie Choe and Joseph Gordon Brooke and Jeffrey Gould Sheeva Rajaei and Christopher Hagenbuch Elizabeth and Henry Harris Catherine Klein and Aaron Holmes Giulia and Mirko Iandiorio * Jennifer and David Kaye

CLASS OF 2032 Total: $499,517 | 76% Annual Fund: $35,869 | 68% Perivush and Sameer Ansari Varsha Gogate-Bhuyan and Prakash Bhuyan Margaret and Aaron Blades Elizabeth and David Buckman * Natalia and Engin Celik Rita Le and Hao Chang Helen and Allen Chiang *

* 5 Years of Consecutive Giving | u 10+ Years of Consecutive Giving | § deceased

Michelle and James Kim Marina Makaron and Dmitry Komkov Kimberly and Matthew Kraynyak u Gabrielle and Richard Krekstein Esther and Michael Kwak Yi Chen and Kenneth Lee Young Ju Yoon and Haejoong Lee Tara and Warren Miller Jenaye Munford * Pam and Brian Mutschler Sarah and Jonathan Na * Sara and Shawn Neuman Elizabeth and Gary Nolan * Megan and David Oyler Nora and Sanjay Pawar Sean and Madeleine Crippen Plankey ’98 Dhara and Bejal Popat * Michael Rozycki Maura and Charles Saurman u

Parent Giving continued Carrie and David Silver Belchaye Demisse and Henok Tassew Alex and Bayard Templeton u Luisa and Adam Wilsman CLASS OF 2033 Total: $1,030,595 | 66% Annual Fund: $48,102 | 59% Ban and Michael Alhadad Amy and Chase Archer Sarah Bean-Carluccio and Matthew Carluccio Tracey and Josh Bresler Rene and Ryan Bucci Elizabeth and David Buckman * Krista and Reid Buerger * Lauren and Brian Burkavage Pier Carey Hongyan Li and John Chen Lauri Michna-Dey and Paritosh Dey Maria and Ryan Downs Alicia Evans and Sean Sarles James and Alexis Smith Evarts ’97 u Jaimee and David Farrer Sarinia and Kenneth Feinman Christine and Matthew Frank Sara and Calvin Fridirici * Shannon and Joshua Funt Katherine Harris ’03 and Craig Supowitz * Raquel Green and Myles Henderson Kathleen and Richard Hubbert Hsin Yi Chan and David Lee Brandi and Andrew Lerner ’01 u Lauren Lesch Xingjun Liu and Jun Xing Josh and Meghan McVeigh Maciolek ’97 Jennifer and Michael Miller Stephanie and Liam O’Keefe Orfelina and Bruce Payne u Megan and Joseph Penrice Juliet Perry Elena and Armen Petrossian Samantha and Jonathan Pulli ’00 * Julia and Blake Rubenstein Rachael and Michael Sposato Karin and Benjamin Tinsley Valissa Tollerson Cynthia Kelley and Thomas True Nathalie and Jason Uslaner Jillian and Bruce Waller Luisa and Adam Wilsman Kelly White and James Wright

Shaun and Lauren Dolaway Lavallee ’02 Sarah and Steven Letts Christie Little and Bruce Meyer Stephanie and Marc Miller Amanda and Greg Mitchell * Sameer Mitchell Parveen Akhtar and Christopher Monks Grace Na and Howard Cho * Rumi Oodally and Shivangi Shah Megan and David Oyler Dipti and Amish Patel Jessica Scully ’92 and James Conway Christa and Richard Seidman Mark and Lucy Wimpenny Stracione ’00 Justine Taormino and Henry Wadsworth Nikki and William Weihenmayer, Jr. ’03 u

CLASS OF 2034 Total: $404,834 | 82% Annual Fund: $32,085 | 78% Perivush and Sameer Ansari Tracey and Josh Bresler Cindy and Daniel Cho * Rachel and Christopher Elwood Kirah and Charles Fasano Terri Leitgeb and Tim Fellows Stacey Jeronis and Thomas Gallagher Patricia and Adam Goodman ’02 Sheeva Rajaei and Christopher Hagenbuch Giselle Juvinao and Robert Heininger Erin and Alan Jalon Marina Makaron and Dmitry Komkov Esther and Michael Kwak Dana and Kyle Laskowski Kyeong-ah and Adam Leven u Lindsay and Michael Levin Rachel and Marc Mandel Julia and Ryan Marley Tara and Warren Miller Lea and Joseph Mirabile ’02 Cybele Perry and Paul Moffitt Amanda and Steven Moll * Soo Yeon Whang and Brian Moorhouse Nhi and Phi Nguyen Roxanne and Dominic Perazza, Jr. u Molly and Timothy Reilly Carolyn Powers and Tyler Richardson Joanna and Matthew Rominger u Kayte and Scott Rosan ’90 Cassandra Liu and Winston Shu u Sara Sultanik ’05 and Justin Horowitz Jennifer Coughlin and Ian Thomson Marianne Lipa and Satish Valluri Lauren and Nino Vanin * Nikki and William Weihenmayer, Jr. ’03 u Jing Zhen and Yue Guo Curt and Ellen Cox Zincio ’99

CLASS OF 2036 Total: $300,187 | 79% Annual Fund: $25,968 | 72% Sarah Bean-Carluccio and Matthew Carluccio Valerie and Stephen Brown Yang Yang Shi and Minh Bui Sara Patterson ’04 and Zachary Cherry ’04 Bianca Vitale and Jason Clemens Lauren Fein and Cory Eklund * Sara and Calvin Fridirici *

Class of 2035 Total: $58,421 | 67% Annual Fund: $19,727 | 65% Lauren and Brian Burkavage Rita Le and Hao Chang Diana and James Clavin Kate and Kevin Davis Jaimee and David Farrer Elizabeth Fox Eli and Abigail Duffine Gilman ’04 Giulia and Mirko Iandiorio * Verlaina and Jamal Johnson Amruta Ajit Joshi and Abhijit Pangu Michelle and James Kim Amanda and Jordan Kingston 36

Jared and Carlyn Patterson Gentile ’02 * Nicole and Brinder Gill Katherine Harris ’03 and Craig Supowitz * Christina and Troy Holiday ’01 Jennifer and Peter Jennings ’99 Carolyn Campbell and Jonas Jeswald u Verlaina and Jamal Johnson Amy Mahoney and Walter Kernaghan, II Sarah and Keith Kesten u Marina Makaron and Dmitry Komkov Gabrielle and Richard Krekstein Rachel and Dion Lehman Julia and Ryan Marley Alejandra and Tyler McNeil Lea and Joseph Mirabile ’02 Amanda and Steven Moll * Greta and Brian Mueller ’01 Juliet Perry Molly and Timothy Reilly Diana Rodgers ’03 and Michael Genuardi ’03 u Julia and Blake Rubenstein Kiran and Shane Sweigart Jennifer Coughlin and Ian Thomson Nathalie and Jason Uslaner Jillian and Bruce Waller Caroline Kerner and Walter Wasylaschuk Xuan Deng and Haoyu Zhao Jing Zhen and Yue Guo

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Parent of Alumni Giving The following list includes parents of alumni who made cash contributions to any operating, endowment, or capital funds between July 1, 2022 and June 30, 2023. Thank you for your loyalty to GA! Anonymous Olufunmilola and Adeyinka Abinusawa * Christine and David Adoni ’81 * Ban and Michael Alhadad Karen and Brian Allen Virginia and John Allenson Catherine Korman Altman ’83 u Laurence Altman u Alison and Timothy Amann * Mark and Lori Dougherty Andress ’88 u Natalie and Jeffrey Asher Diane and David Atlas ’65 * Rachel Rivest and Steven Averbuch Linda and Greg Axenroth Scott and Heather Rheiner Badami ’88 u Marc and Simi Kaplin Baer ’91 u Linda and Bruce Baron u Sharon and Anthony Bartle Frederic and Lauren Hockman Becker ’84 Jill and Dennis Begley Sondra Bennett 1760 Sharyn Berman Leslie and Philip Bernstein ’60 * Varsha Gogate-Bhuyan and Prakash Bhuyan Carol and Arnold Bierman u Sara Biggs u Gwen and George Bihn, III ’63 u John Binswanger ’50 u Julia Blumenreich 1760 u Georgia and John Bodle u Maryanne Boettjer 1760 u Jodi Bohr 1760 u Maria and Donald Bouchard * Judith Bowers u Christine McDade and Scott Boyce u Heather and Steve Boymel u Laura Brewer ’80 u Meredith and Steven Bright Laura and Byard Brogan, III ’90 u Liane and Philip Browne u Iris and Lawrence Brownstein Kelly and Keith Brundin * Karen Buchholz Dale and Richard Buckler u Barbara Roma Buckley 1760 and James Buckley 1760 u Hilary Budny u James Burkhart u Victoria Burkhart Anne and David Burnett u Kim and Michael Burns Jonathan and Brooke Murray Caffey ’85 u

Robert and Kellen Flannery Canavan ’71 Patricia Canning Patti and John Cannon ’80 u Marilou and Robert Cannon ’76 * Mari and Douglas Caplan Deborah and Joseph Cava Catherine and Kevin Cawley u Sherrea 1760 and Steven Chadwin u Dale, Jr. and Tabb Robertson Champlin ’76 * Michael and Phyllis Chauveau 1760 Tan Yuen and Yan Chen Barbara Seeburger Cipolloni ’72 u Judy and Kieran Cody u Arline Cohen u Joy and Andrew Cohn Mazie and Joseph Colen u Stephen and Wendy Hyndman Combs ’85 Lynda and Anthony Commale u Janice and James Connor 1760 * Kathleen and Douglas Cooper u Sandra and James Cottrell Annette and Thomas Coyle * Caroline Armour and Eric Creighton * Patricia and Peter Crippen * Jonathon ’89 and Deena Diorio Cross ’90 u Joyce and Milton Cross u Teresa and James Curtin u William Cusick, Jr. * Marion and Robert Dallas, Jr. ’55 Glenda Daulerio 1760 u Pamela and Christopher Davis 1760 Charlotte and John Dean u Kimberly and Martin Dean u Cecilia and Christopher DeBartlo Jolene and Joseph DeFusco Mary Joan and Joseph Denisco u Ronald and Christina Dare Derbyshire ’97 Regina and Douglas Diamond ’80 Margaret and Dennis Diorio u Anne and Thomas Dobbins u Cathyann and Stephen Dolan Patrick Donahue Kristen 1760 and Charles Donches u Anne and Mark Dooley * Waneta and David Doriss Betty and Brian § Dovey u Sandra and Charles Downham, III ’57 Marsha and Joseph Dratch u Merigo and Thomas Durkin ’89 u Richard and Elizabeth Walton Duryea ’75 u Cynthia Eastlake u

* 5 Years of Consecutive Giving | u 10+ Years of Consecutive Giving | § deceased

Carol Carvalho and James Eichsteadt Traci and Stephen Ernst Thomas, Jr. and Emily Eastlake Evans ’88 * Woon-Ok Kim and Melvin Evans Ada and Kevin Farrell Kathy and John Farris u Anne and Steven Fassler Marc and Alison Korman Feldman ’78 Judy and Marc Felgoise u Eugenia Ferguson ’69 Jean and Keith Fleming u Anne and Robert Flood Alicia and Kevin Fortunato * Michelle Friedman and Michael Slifker u Eleanore 1760 and Christopher Gadsden Karen Gallagher John and Christine Dovey Galloway ’90 u Donald and Amy Coben Gamburg ’90 Lynne and William Garbose 1760 u Susan Gasteyer * Melissa Gattuso * Janet and James Gauger Jessica and Brian Getson u Pravina Ghodasara u Michael and Lisa Brownstein Goldenberg ’82 Claire Verden and Diane Goldstein 1760 u Janet Maurer 1760 and James Goldstein ’71 Marie and Eugene Golson ’76 Judi 1760 and Bruce Goodman 1760 u Michelle and Bryant Goodridge u Sara and Howard Goodwin u Marisa Graziano and Robert Gorman u Glenn Gorniak Maureen Gottbrecht * Sara and James Gowing u Jean and Brian Grady u Betty 1760 and Donald Grant u Lori 1760 and Kent Griswold ’76 u Leslie and Craig Haddow Tynetta Alston and Prentis Hall u Andrew and Rebecca Bown Harobin ’88 u Elizabeth and Henry Harris Janet and Kevin Haugen u Christie and Daniel Hayes Carol and Raymond Heath u Stephen and Lauren Finkelstein Hellman ’95 u 37

Cynthia Wallace and Bruce Henderson Kristen and J. Alexander Henry ’86 Maryann and Neil Hermann Cara Herold u Jaime and Jason Hersh * Eileen Hill 1760 u Gina and Chris Hill u Terri Hilley u John, III and Nancy Haines Hines ’72 Joy 1760 and Anthony Holmes Marjorie and Jeffrey Honickman ’75 u Susan and Peter Honig u Margaret and Christopher Horner u Diane and Richard House 1760 Feng Dong and Dawei Hu Stella Wong and Wen Bin Huang u Susan Hunsinger-Hoff 1760 Eloise Weihenmeyer Hyndman u Kimberly and Bradley Ingersoll ’86 u Tiel and George Ingersoll u Steven and Heather Harper Irons ’88 M. Michael and Carolyn Korman Jacobs ’80 u Sabrina and Marcien Jenckes Nancy and Thomas Jennings u Alice and Thomas Johnson ’72 Catherine and Leonard Jones u Margaret Jones 1760 u Michael and Samantha MacGregor Jordan ’88 u Savita and Ramesh Joshi u Grace and Joseph Judge u Jessica and David Kahn Alison Rosenberg and Charles Kallenbach Jodi and Greg Keenan Janice Kemp u Debra Kennedy Gregory and Katherine Hopkins Kessell ’86 u Julie Kimmel and Grant Alger u Pamela and Bradley Korman ’83 u Amy and John Korman ’76 u Kelly and Mark Korman ’86 u Sallie Korman u Joan Korth-Bradley and Henry Korth u Carla and Jason Kotik Sarah Krupnick-Ritz and Peter Ritz u Elena Lawrence and George Ku u Crystal and George Kuehnle Andrea and Matthew Kurtz u Charles Landgrebe 1760 Judith Korman Langsfeld Karen and Mark Langsfeld ’89 Cari and Alan Lasdon u Kimberly and David Leach u

Parent of Alumni Giving continued Lisa 1760 and Kevin Ledwith u Susan and Jeffrey Legos * Helene Leith u Abigail Willing and Juan Leon u Maribeth and Steven Lerner Mary Leshan * Margie Levi Fan Levin u Linda and Curt Lindahl u Karen Walsh Lipschutz and Jay Lipschutz * Sandra Locke * Tayna and Eric Longino Yvonne and David Love u Jill and John Luviano, III ’92 Michelle Wenitsky and Richard Lyntton u Leslie and William MacDonald u Tonja and Joel Magerman ’78 u Kelly Greenleaf ’82 and Michael Magerman ’80 Nick Maneckshaw Amelie and Brian Mann Denise and Gregory Marks * Yvette Marquez-Pribitkin and Edmund Pribitkin u David 1760 and Laura Buckley Martin ’82 u Lisa 1760 and Scott Martin u Margaret and Oscar Martinez u Jodie and Joseph Mascaro Pamela and Robert Matje * Christine and James McAfee, Jr. ’79 Amy and Norv McAndrew Marisa 1760 and Thomas McAuliffe u Karen and Alec McCurdy u Marnie and James McDonald u Kathleen and Edward McGettigan u Patrick, Jr. ’78 and Susan Stratton McGinnis ’78 u Jennifer and Douglas McHugh Susan McHugh 1760 u Ellen McMichael and William Reaume u Mary and Robert McNamara u Renee and Steven McNamara Margaret Mary McVeigh 1760 and Stephen Kennedy u Pouya Hatam and Ramin Mehrgan u Deborah Mersky 1760 u Manyin Peng and Hongying Miao u Elizabeth Turek-Michel and George Michel Lynne and Dohn Millard Susan and Charles Miller u Deborah and Stanton Miller Rose Marie 1760 and Joseph Mirabile u Carol Momjian and Michael Hanamirian u

Linda Monkoski Hope and James Morrissey * Catherine 1760 § and Hugh Moulton u Kristan and Robert Moyer, Jr. 1760 u Allison Murdoch 1760 Gretchen Murray u Donna and John Murray ’62 u Alina and Stephen Muther Jane Carroll and David Nagel u John and Susan Negro 1760 u Susan Merrill and Christopher Nelson u Trudy Phillips and Craig Newberger 1760 u Elizabeth Nicholas 1760 Christine and Mirek Niemynski Elizabeth and Gary Nolan * Frederick and Linda White Nunes ’80 Kathleen McGinnis Oberkircher ’76 u Barbara and Jeffrey O’Donnell * Emily and Wilson Oelkers, Jr. 1760 u Mary and Bruce O’Neill ’60 u Larissa and Alexander Ostrovsky u Bridgette and Andrew Owen u Catherine and Salvatore Paone * Grace Parker * LuAnn and Kenneth Patrick u Donna and Joseph Patterson Richard Paynton, Jr. * Sharon and Neal Pearlstine ’72 Alvina and Merton Peat u Carol Peery Ayers 1760 and Randall Ayers Rebecca 1760 and Christopher Pizzino u Agnes and Matthew Pruitt Nicole and Robert Putnam Savita and Anil Rai * Marian Ramirez E. Daniels Rankin 1760 u Carl Rapp u Wendy and David Rees u Patricia and Donald Rentschler * Sharon Retif u Stan Retif Andrew Richards u Hildy and Stan Richelson Randy and Gwen Kaminsky Riesenberg ’78 * Paisa and Charles Riter, Jr. ’73 u Nicole and George Riter ’76 u Debra and Robin Roberts, Jr. ’69 Jeannie and Carlos Rojas * Aina and Dainis Roman u Nicole and Michael Roman, Jr. ’87 Maria Rorer and William Moore u Micki and Kenneth Rose u Cheryl 1760 and Paul Ross u Helen and John Rotzell u Joseph Rozak 1760 *

Kimberly and John Ruane Emily 1760 and Louis Rubinfield u Catherine and Thomas Rueter u Karen and Richard Saldutti ’84 Eileen and Andrew Sandifer u Susan and Robert Sands u Teresa and Robert Sarisky * Theresa Scardino ’78 and Alexander Ferrante u Christopher and Joanne Finkelstein Schell ’91 Joseph Scherrer, Jr. 1760 Audrey 1760 and Michael Schnur u Cindy Ziesing and Chris Schoenberg Kymberly and Kenneth Schwartz u Jennifer and Marshall Schwartz ’89 Patricia and Michael Scully Cynthia and Robert Segal * Alecia and Jack Seidman Melinda and Anthony Seravalli u J. Edward and Barbara Hitschler Serrill ’68 u Mary and William Seyfert, III ’62 Sejal and Mayank Shah Eileen and Robert Shaner Rosalie Cummins Shelton James Simkins ’82 Monica and Dale Sinker * Kim Flannery Sloane ’84 Kelly and Michael Sloane ’84 * Margaret and James Smigiel * Melissa and Andrew Smith Sara Solis-Cohen ’76 u Tracy and Peter Spain * Eric and Madeline Lamm Specter ’79 Laurel and Edward Stack Annette and Martin Stalone u Patrice and Joseph Steck * Mark ’88 and Wendie Loughran Steffens ’88 Janet and Mark Stephens 1760 u Beth and Fred Straub, III ’67 u Alice Loper and Mark Straubel u Suzanne and Daniel Sullivan u Judith Clyman and Jeffrey Sultanik ’72 u Beth and Edward Swanson u Andrea Sweeney ’89 Barbara and Arthur Sweeney ’69 u Michelle and Christian Szautner Susan and Michael Szczepkowski u Thomas Taft 1760 38

Wendy and Richard Taxin ’66 Linda and Alfred Test Richard W. Thatcher, Jr. 1760 u Melissa and Jeffrey Thompson * Jacqueline and Leon Thurlow u Brad and Holly Anderson Tiffany ’76 Tricia and Matthew Topley Elizabeth Shapiro and Michael Torrey u Darlene and William Torzolini u Julie and Kevin Trapp Ann and Gary Udis ’67 Tina and Steve Vaganos * Mary Anne Van Blarcom u Michele and Bernard Vieille u Erin and Chris von Zuben Emily 1760 and Charles Wagner u Laurie and Rollin Wakeman 1760 Maureen and John Walsh * Shu Yang and Dai Wang Pingjia Li and Xiaohai Wang Brooke Watson u Cheryl and Richard Weber u Wendy Westrum Weber ’71 Elizabeth and William Weihenmayer u Stephanie Sweet and Lawrence Weiss u Katherine and Martin Weiss u Leslie and Beck Wentz Meredith and Alan Werther ’88 * Ricki Lang Yahav and John Westrum ’82 Sharon and Erich Wetzel ’90 Jennifer and Kurt Wetzel ’88 u Amy and Lawrence Wetzel * Marcia 1760 and Marc Wexler Felicia and Richard Wezner * Janis Whittaker 1760 * Denise and Brian Williams u Constance and Keith Williams u Glenn Wilson u Inge and Eric Wimmers ’61 * Joanne and Joseph Winning * Michelle and Theodore Wood, III ’85 u Theodore Wood, Jr. u Elizabeth and James Woodward u Patricia and Clarence Wurts u Kathy 1760 and Jack Wyszomierski u Susan and John Zaharchuk u Laura Blair and Radi Zaki u

2022-23 ANNUAL REPORT OF PHILANTHROPIC GIVING

Faculty & Staff Giving Thank you to the 93% of the faculty and staff who underscored their commitment to GA through giving. Joselyn Acuna Amanda Amorosi ’16 James Anderson u Jarrett Anderson u Lori Dougherty Andress ’88 u Antonia Angeles Gonzales Joseph Baczor u Sarah Bean-Carluccio John Bernhardt Anthony Birch Jodi Bohr 1760 u Maria Bouchard * Janine Bowers Margaret Bradley Roxie Bratton Elizabeth Buckman * Erin Burkholder * Romy Burkus u Rebecca Burnett u Brooke Murray Caffey ’85 u Alyssa Caracausa ’06 Diana Caramanico ’97 * Dakota Carroll Katharine Cassidy Anthony Catalfano Helen Chiang * Cindy Cho * Carlos Chubb * Joseph Cicchino Barbara Seeburger Cipolloni ’72 u Diana Clavin Anthony Commale u Jeremy Correnti u Elizabeth Cravero * Deena Diorio Cross ’90 u Jamie Dagen Smith Glenda Daulerio 1760 u Robert Davis u Camille De Ramos Martin Dean u Heather DelGrande Stephanie Dempsey * Matthew Dence u James DiFranco u Andrew Dolan * Matthew Dolan Kyle Donahue ’14 * Kristen Donches 1760 u Julia Downs Heather Durkin 1760 u Elizabeth Walton Duryea ’75 u James Eichsteadt Cory Eklund * Rachel Elwood Alicia Evans Daniel Evans Kaley Farrell

Lauren Feinschil u Michael Ferrier * Melissa Fikioris u Matthew Firman Anne Flood Susan Fornicola Lauren Fosnight * Matthew Frank Meredith Franz u Mary Fraser u Brent Freedland u Jonathan Freemanu Sara Fridirici * Michelle Friedman u Tanya Friedman Sarah Fung Heather Galante * Axel Galeano Kevin Gilbert Timothy Ginter * Priya Golding Diane Goldstein 1760 u Sara Goodwin u Jean and Brian Grady u Robynne Murray Graffam ’86 u Raquel Green Janet Greenstreet Jessica Grisafi u Gregory Guim Kristin Haugen ’17 Emma Hearn ’14 Paul Henry Brian Hensel Janet Hindle * Troy Holiday ’01 Jessica Holl * Christopher Horner u Daniel Houston * Bertina Hsu-Miller * Erin Jalon Earl Jenkins Keeley Jennings Peter Jennings ’99 Rachael Jennings Stephanie Jennings * Jonas Jeswald u Pauline Jones Grace Judge u Dina Katz u Sarah Kebaugh u Daniel Keefe Greg Keenan Cheryl and Michael Kelly u Margaret Kelly * Debra Kennedy Kristen Kennedy Sarah Kesten u

Julie Kimmel u Michael Koziol Matthew Kraynyak u Sara Krupnick-Ritz u Andrea Kurtz u Talya Latch Susan Legos * Dion Lehman u Juan Leon u Anne Leonard * Lauren Lesch Sarah Letts Adam Leven u Rachel Ravreby Lintgen ’90 u Karl Little Sarah Lloyd Audrey Lombard David Love u Molly MacKean Julia Marley David 1760 and Laura Buckley Martin ’82 u Graham Martin u Karen Mason u Maggie May Alison Mayer Matthew Mazurek u Andrea McDonald Julie McLaughlin Ellen McMichael u Kara McPhillips Nidhi McVicar Zora Meddahi-Larbi u Cristina Mesones Rojas Sunny Miller Rose Marie Mirabile 1760 u Sarah Mirabile * Amanda Mitchell * Yi Pan Paul Moffitt Steven Moll * Joseph Monastero Victor Montemayor * Robert Moyer, Jr. 1760 u James Murray ’87 u Kevin Mylod Grace Na * Sarah and Jonathan Na * David Nagel u Susan Negro 1760 u Christopher Nelson u Diane Neubauer Matthew Notary u Kathryn Oakes * Patricia O’Connell Richard O’Hern u Kelly O’Shura Jason Oswald

* 5 Years of Consecutive Giving | u 10+ Years of Consecutive Giving | § deceased

David Pannepacker Christine Passaglia * John Pax Bruce Payne u Margaret Peake Carol Peery Ayers 1760 Stephanie Pepper u Antoinette Peters * Rebecca Pizzino 1760 u Mark Rabuck ’86 u Allison Rader u Brooke Record Sharon Retif u Michael Rheam u K. Richardson u Julie Girone Rink ’88 u Colleen Rivers u Christina Ro * Valentina Rodowicz u Dainis Roman u Joanna and Matthew Rominger u Patricia Rossoukh Allison Sasson u Maura Saurman u Rich Schellhas 1760 u David Schlentz * Audrey Schnur 1760 u Kathryn Schuck * Leigh Serra Kodi Shay Susan Shim Cindy Siano * Morgan Sidberry Shireen Singh * Nikki Smith * Hannah Soffer Tim Spady Carolina Square Piyanut Sripanawongsa

John Staudenmayer Jerome Stinson, Jr. John Stipa u Lucy Wimpenny Stracione ’00 Jason Straub 1760 u Daniel Sullivan u Jacqueline Supplee u Jo Supplee u Susan Szczepkowski u Alia Tahvildaran u Beth Taylor Robert Taylor, III ’13 Bayard Templeton u Patricia Terefenko u Roderick Thomas u Jeffrey Thompson * Benjamin Tinsley Michael Torrey u Lauren Travers Amanda Trayes Tsung Tsai * Eunjung Tse Frank Van Atta Lauren Vanin * Helga Vutz * Henry Wadsworth Elfrida Walton ’80 * Brooke Watson u Martin Weiss u Kurt Wetzel ’88 u Keith Williams u Adam Wilsman Peter Wisniewski James Wright Nicholas Wynia * Esther Yi Hong Carla Zighelboim 1760 u Sarah Zimmerman * Suzanne Zurcher u

Grandparent, Friend, and Past Faculty & Staff Giving The following list includes community members who made cash contributions to any operating, endowment, or capital funds between July 1, 2022 and June 30, 2023. This list includes donors who are Grandparents, Past Grandparents, Faculty & Staff Emeriti, Past Faculty & Staff, and Friends of Germantown Academy. Anonymous Virginia and John Allenson Joyce and Robert Asher ’55 u Emily Baatz-Bachmann and Lance Bachmann Joanne and James Bargull Bethany Silva and David Baroody u Norine Bastian Sondra Bennett 1760 Sharyn Berman Laura and Adrian Biesecker Ann Calvitti and Brian Binet Julia Blumenreich 1760 u Blair Bodine Maryanne Boettjer 1760 u Kathleen and Donald Bouchard * Pauline Bowen Claire Breene Jason Bresler Rachel Bresler Janet and Thomas Brooks * Christine and Emil Bucci James 1760 and Barbara Roma Buckley 1760 Mary Ann Bursich James Bustard Arleen and Joseph Calabro Jill Cameron * Carol Caum u Patricia Canning Sherrea 1760 and Steven Chadwin u Phyllis 1760 and Michael Chauveau Paula and Alexander Chernoff Barbara and James Circosta Dorothy Clapham Susan Clayman Mary and Joseph Colen Diana Comerford Janice and James Connor 1760 * William Cooper u Beryl and Leonard Costanzo Michele and Richard Cowley Jason Cox Joyce and Milton Cross u William Cusick, Jr. * Judith and John Dawson Charlotte and John Dean u Katherine Dean u Diane and Dennis Derr Jack Devlin and Roberta Crane Devlin 1760 § Judy Dial * Russell Dickhart Barbara and Robert Dilsheimer * Eric D’Innocenzo Margaret and Dennis Diorio u Irma DiRienzo * Lillian and Anthony DiSandro, Sr. u Cathyann and Stephen Dolan 1760 Helen and Joseph Donahue Waneta and David Doriss Betty and Brian § Dovey u

Teresa Dowling Cynthia Eastlake u Howard Eisen Nancy and Tim Eutsler Betty Jane and Gary Evans Gail Munz-Fassler and Gary Fassler Ruth and Herbert Feinberg Joanne and Kenneth Ford Richard Frank Rosemarie and Henry Franz * Margaret Freeman * Susan Freiberg Nancy and Mark Fridirici Ilona Friedman Margaret Gannon Nancy Garner Susan Gasteyer * Rebecca Goldrick Willetta Goldstein Judi 1760 and Bruce Goodman 1760 u Betty 1760 and Donald Grant u Sarah and Allen Greenough Mary and Tom Grein Rosa and Vincent Grisafi * Salwa 1760 and Nabil Haddad u Nancy and Jim Hale u Nancy and Theodore Hall Penelope Harris * Cara Herold u Eileen Hill 1760 u Virginia Hofmann 1760 u Joy 1760 and Anthony Holmes Sang and Yeong Hong * Diane and Richard House 1760 Jane Harper Hughes Susan Hunsinger-Hoff 1760 Eloise Weihenmeyer Hyndman u Tiel and George Ingersoll, Jr. u Nancy and Thomas Jennings u Phyllis and Peter Jeswald * Margaret Jones 1760 u Nori and Quincy Jones Savita and Ramesh Joshi u Linda and George Kawchak Carolyn Kaye Susan and Daniel Kelly Teresa and Joseph Kelly * Janice Kemp u Martha and Tracy King Mary and Justin Klein Aileen and Neil Koopman Sallie Korman u Taiko and Richard Krzyzanowski Jon Lamm Charles Landgrebe 1760 Judith Korman Langsfeld Angela and Peter Lavini Lisa 1760 and Kevin Ledwith u Maribeth and Steven Lerner Carol Levine Anne Lyons

* 5 Years of Consecutive Giving | u 10+ Years of Consecutive Giving | § deceased

Lioudmila Korneenko and Leonid Makaron Arnaz Maneckshana Yvette Marquez-Pribitkin and Edmund Pribitkin u Susan Marshall Lisa 1760 and Scott Martin u Margaret and Oscar Martinez u Janet Maurer 1760 and James Goldstein ’71 Nancy and James Mazzoni Marisa 1760 and Thomas McAuliffe u Gail McConnell Nancy McConnell Kathy and David McDermott * Marnie and James McDonald u Susan McHugh 1760 u Connie and Lanny McLaughlin Margaret Mary McVeigh 1760 and Stephen Kennedy u Deborah Mersky 1760 u Judith Meyer Barbara and Warren Miller Elizabeth and Chuck Miller Cathie Minehart u Janet Mishkin * Carolyn Montgomery Marjorie and Patrick Morris Suzanne Perot 1760 and Charles Muir 1760 u Allison Murdoch 1760 Gretchen Murray u Donna and John Murray ’62 u Irene Musman Trudy Phillips and Craig Newberger 1760 u Etta and Charles Nissman * Kathleen O’Dea * Emily and Wilson Oelkers, Jr. 1760 Joan Paltenstein Catherine and Salvatore Paone * Diane and Robert Paretchan u Donna and Joseph Patterson Edward Petko * Henry Platt, III Nongyao Krapugthong and Sriapat Polwitoon Melanie Pugh Marian Ramirez E. Daniels Rankin 1760 u Jill and Peter Reardon Michael Reiner Madalen and John Renner Alana Roberts Helen and John Rotzell u Joseph Rozak 1760 * Lori and Mark Rubenstein Emily 1760 and Louis Rubinfield u Marylou and Thomas Ryan Ryad Salamie Onix Musibay and Carlos Sanchez Sheila Sasson 40

Carol Saunders * Paul Savering, Jr. 1760 Nancy Schaffer Joseph Scherrer, Jr. 1760 Debra and Bob Schulman Leonard Schwarz u Patricia and Michael Scully J. Edward and Barbara Hitschler Serrill ’68 u Mary and William Seyfert, III ’62 Bonnie Sheer Andrew Shimrock Jiang and Anthony Shu u Susan Silversmith * Monica and Dale Sinker * James Sinnott Audrey Smith Cynthia Smith Anne and Michael Sneed Judith Snyder * Murray Spain Daniel St. Jean u Penny and John Stanger Marcia and John Staples * Janet and Mark Stephens 1760 u Mary Stewart Judith Clyman and Jeffrey Sultanik ’72 u Barbara and Arthur Sweeney ’69 u Thomas Taft 1760 Nobuyoshi Takahashi Ronald Tempest 1760 Linda and Alfred Test Richard W. Thatcher, Jr. 1760 u Karen and Christopher Towne * Deborah True Charlotte and Steven Valyo Mary Anne Van Blarcom u Pippa Vanderstar Joanne and Vanni Vanin Michele and Bernard Vieille u Antonia von Zuben * Charles and Emily Wagner 1760 u Laurie and Rollin Wakeman 1760 Sharyn and James Walker Joan and Don Wallence Laurie and Robby Wax Elizabeth and William Weihenmayer, Sr. u Marc and Marcia Wexler 1760 Janis Whittaker 1760 * Constance and Keith Williams u Penny and J. Kent Willing u Theodore Wood, Jr. u Jean Woodring Karin Wren and Richard French Kathy 1760 and Jack Wyszomierski u Ivy Zeigler Gladiola Zighelboim

2022-23 ANNUAL REPORT OF PHILANTHROPIC GIVING

EITC & OSTC Scholarship Support Contributions made through Pennsylvania’s Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) and Opportunity Scholarship Tax Credit (OSTC) programs provide financial aid to students who qualify for assistance based on parameters outlined by the state. In the 2022-23 fiscal year, the following businesses, individuals, and families contributed over $2,500,000 to support financial aid. Thank You! Corporations and External Entities Burch Materials & Supplies Charles C. Burch ’74 Business Leadership Organized for Catholic Schools (BLOCS) Karin and Ryan Lafferty Susannah Denison Rouse ’69 Jenny Wittoff and Arthur Stitzer ’86 Philadelphia Indemnity Insurance Company LLC Canada Dry Delaware Valley Bottling Company Marjorie and Jeffrey Honickman ’75 Central Pennsylvania Scholarship Fund Tracey and Josh Bresler Megan and David Oyler David and Laura Steffens Thayer ’90 Chabad Jewish Scholarship Foundation Judi 1760 and Bruce Goodman 1760 Comcast Corporation Ferro Steele, LLC Ronald DeOrzio, Jr. ’99 Henkels Foundation Jodie and Joseph Mascaro IMC Construction Machined Metals Manufacturing Group, Inc. Mazie and Joseph Colen Miller Bros. Jennifer and Michael Miller MLD Trading, Inc. Anne and Mark Dooley

Origlio Beverage Marjorie and Jeffrey Honickman ’75 RichardsApex, Inc. Andrew Richards TB Philly, Inc. Sharon and Anthony Bartle Jill and Peter Reardon Turn 14 Distribution Inc. Samantha and Jonathan Pulli ’00 UGI Storage Company Waste Management

GA Managed Special Purpose Entity Individual participation in the EITC and OSTC programs is available through membership in approved Special Purpose Entities (SPE) managed through GA. Anonymous (2) Jamie and Josh Albert Ban and Michael Alhadad Kevin Bowe Iris and Larry Brownstein Jennifer and Ira Brownstein Kelly and Keith Brundin Krista and Reid Buerger The Bui Family Christina and William Chambley Helen and Allen Chiang Patrick and Amy Seyfert Connelly ’90 Christina and Jeffrey Cowley Pamela and Christopher Davis 1760 Allison and Aurelio DeCaro, II ’92 Dana and Anthony DiSandro, Jr. Abigail and Alexander Duffine ’99 The Fasano Family Anne and Steven Fassler Lisa and Brendan Fee Desrene and Marc Freeman The Gaito Family John and Christine Dovey Galloway ’90 Melissa Gattuso Andree and Bryan Goldberg Judi 1760 and Bruce Goodman 1760 Lori 1760 and Kent Griswold ’76 Janet and Kevin Haugen Jaime and Jason Hersh Gretchen and Geoffrey Jackson ’87 Michael and Samantha MacGregor Jordan ’88 Anitha Gadekarla and Chandra Kandanuru Dorothea and Michael Kelly Gabrielle and Rich Krekstein Jamie Swanson and Kandan Kulandaivel Cari and Alan Lasdon Ari Lasdon ’22 Max Lasdon ’21 Dana and Kyle Laskowski Cassandra Liu and Winston Shu Jessica and Jason Ma Tonja and Joel Magerman ’78 The Magliari Family Lioudmila Korneenko and Leonid Makaron

For more information about the EITC-OSTC programs, contact Martin Dean at martin.dean@germantownacademy.org 41

Gavin McFarland Betsy McGill Duffy and John Duffy Alejandra and Tyler McNeil Tara and Wren Miller Lea and Joseph Mirabile ’02 Stephen and Kimberly Whittaker Morris ’92 The Mulroy Family Pam and Brian Mutschler Sara and Shawn Neuman Erin O’Hearn Paone and Salvatore Paone ’95 Roxanne and Dominic Perazza, Jr. The Riesenberg Family Diana Rodgers ’03 and Michael Genuardi ’03 Megan and Matthew Rutt Eileen and Andrew Sandifer

Susan and Robert Sands Penelope Sawyer Audrey 1760 and Michael Schnur Cynthia and Robert Segal Laina and Jed Silversmith Megan Smith Robin Riess and Kevin Steckel The Swanson Family The Sweigart Family Anne Tenthoff Richard W. Thatcher Jr. 1760 Jennifer Coughlin and Ian Thomson Luke Trainer ’91 Kristin and Ron Tunison Nikki and William Weihenmayer, Jr. ’03 Kathy 1760 and Jack Wyszomierski Gladiola Zighelboim

Rich and Gabrielle Krekstein P’31 ’32 ’36 have been GA parents for five years, and when asked, have answered the call for support in many impactful ways. When the idea of creating an on-campus hub for Health & Wellness was circulated, they were among the first to pledge their support to the Our Moment campaign. Their active family will benefit from access to the new Center for many years to come. The Kreksteins are also longtime proponents of the Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) program and its impact on providing financial aid support to schools like Germantown Academy. The formula is simple, make a gift to GA scholarships and in return receive tax credit from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They have been participating in the program since 2020 and are members of Friends of Education LLC, GA’s privately managed Special Purpose Entity (SPE). “The EITC program is a no brainer! It is an easy way to choose exactly where your state tax dollars are applied. We all pay state income taxes, so why wouldn’t you take advantage of a program that allows you to direct those dollars to significantly support educational opportunities here at GA. We have been strong proponents of the EITC program even prior to coming to GA. It’s something we are proud and passionate about and we are happy to personally explain the benefits to anyone considering it.”

Tribute Gifts Made In Honor Of: Joselyn Acuna

Daniel Boyce ’12

Women of the Class of 1969

Catherine Manning-Adams

Eryn Boyce ’09

Class of 1973

Lucas Albert ’26

Margaret Bradley

Class of 2008

Jillian and Bruce Waller Carla Zighelboim 1760 Jamie and Josh Albert

Sarah Albert ’29

Jamie and Josh Albert

Alison Amann

Carla Zighelboim 1760

James Anderson

Pingjia Li and Xiaohai Wang

Jarrett Anderson Kenya Minor Bing Li and Wei Xie

Lori Dougherty Andress ’88 Jamie and Josh Albert Glenda Daulerio 1760 Margaret and Dennis Diorio Kenya Minor Tyler Thurlow ’14

Christine McDade and Scott Boyce Christine McDade and Scott Boyce Heidi and Joseph Geist Sarah and Allen Greenough Jennifer and Jason Katzer Lisa 1760 and Kevin Ledwith

Roxie Bratton

Daphne Hu and Benjamin Sun Yi Pan and Edward Mitchell

Laura Brewer ’80

BLBB Charitable Carla Zighelboim 1760

Catherine Brown

Donna and Jospeh Patterson

Jennifer and Ira Brownstein Carla Zighelboim 1760

Donald Brush Derek Boles ’91

Kristy Asral

Barbara Roma Buckley 1760

Athletic Hall of Fame 2022 Inductees

Elizabeth Buckman

Carla Zighelboim 1760

Cara Herold

Marc and Simi Kaplin Baer ’91

Jamie and Josh Albert Stephanie and Jason Diener Meredith and Henry Franz

Bela and Jaspal Bagga

Sherrea 1760 and Steven Chadwin

Susan Miller Dale ’69

Jonathan Schmerling ’73 Michele Markovitz Solarte ’08

Class of 2019

Olivia Doody ’19

Class of 2023

Colin Kearney ’23

Alexander Cohn ’03 Joy and Andrew Cohn

Anthony Commale

Jamie and Josh Albert Diana and James Clavin Meredith and Henry Franz Claire and Joseph Lonergan Jennifer and Massimo Magliari

Jacquelyn Connard ’06 Claire McMichael ’23

Patrick and Amy Seyfert Connelly ’90 Carol Momjian and Michael Hanamirian

James Connor 1760

Anonymous David and Laura Steffens Thayer ’90

Jeremy Correnti

Hilary Budny

Carla Zighelboim 1760

Hyesang and David Kim Stephanie and Jason Diener Meredith and Henry Franz

Jamie and Josh Albert Carol Momjian and Michael Hanamirian

Krista Buerger

Christina Cowley

Blaise Bailey ’23

Brian Burke

Elizabeth Cravero

Bruce Bailey

Erin Burkholder

Jamie and Josh Albert Sherrea 1760 and Steven Chadwin Carla Zighelboim 1760

Rebecca Burnett

Deena Diorio Cross ’90

Iris and Lawrence Brownstein

Eileen Hill 1760

Carla Zighelboim 1760

Joanne Bates

Carla Zighelboim 1760 Jeffrey Nicolas ’72 Giselle Juvinao and Robert Heininger

Eileen and Andrew Sandifer

Jamie and Josh Albert Terri Hilley

Carsen Begley

Phoebe Caffey ’23

Paige Begley

Gretchen Murray

John Bernhardt

Carla Zighelboim 1760

Jack Brookman ’22 Sherrea 1760 and Steven Chadwin Judy Dial Judy Dial

Caffey Family

Brooke Murray Caffey ’85 Artura Cain

Jonathon ’89 and Deena Diorio Cross ’90 Allison and Aurelio DeCaro, II ’92 Megan and David Oyler Nora and Sanjay Pawar

Stephen Calabro ’23

Prakash Bhuyan

Barbara Seeburger Cipolloni ’72

Carla Zighelboim 1760

Julia Blumenreich 1760

Pouya Hatam and Ramin Mehrgan Leslie and Beck Wentz

Jodi Bohr 1760

Maria and Ryan Downs Meredith and Henry Franz

Fabian Izurieta Mora Bowen ’64 Myles Krieger ’64

Janine Bowers

Yi Chen and Kenneth Lee

Arleen and Joseph Calabro

Erica Cannon ’02

Jean and Keith Fleming Brandi and Andrew Lerner ’01

Sarah Bean-Carluccio Carla Zighelboim 1760

Elias Chernoff ’25

Paula and Alexander Chernoff

Helen Chiang

Maria and Ryan Downs

Carlos Chubb Harry Hou ’21

Class of 1966

Robert Freas ’66 Bruce Henry ’66

Carla Zighelboim 1760

Dana Diorio Band ’89 Sherrea 1760 and Steven Chadwin Heidi Cross ’22 Joyce and Milton Cross Margaret and Dennis Diorio Carla Zighelboim 1760

Madelaine Cusick ’09 William Cusick, Jr.

Jamie Dagen Smith

Paritosh Dey Stephanie and Liam O’Keefe Maria and Ryan Downs

Glenda Daulerio 1760

Maria and Donald Bouchard Patricia Canning Brendan Carr ’17 Sherrea 1760 and Steven Chadwin Michael Daulerio, Jr. ’07 Allison and Aurelio DeCaro, II ’92 Judy and Marc Felgoise Marisa Graziano and Robert Gorman Virginia Hofmann 1760 Margaret and Christopher Horner Courtney O’Donnell ’93 and Cassidy Morgan Stephanie and Liam O’Keefe 42

Eileen and Andrew Sandifer Marci and Scott Shapiro Luba and Gregory Star Emily 1760 and Charles Wagner Carla Zighelboim 1760

Robert Davis

Sherrea 1760 and Steven Chadwin Carla Zighelboim 1760

Aisha Dawe

Jamie and Josh Albert Allison and Aurelio DeCaro, II ’92 Stephanie and Jason Diener Meredith and Henry Franz Cybele Perry and Paul Moffitt Laina and Jed Silversmith

Declan Dean ’26 Katherine Dean

Martin Dean Colin Pugh ’23

Matthew Dence

Marisa Graziano and Robert Gorman Lori and Todd Smith Spencer Westover ’23

Leah DePaul

Carla Zighelboim 1760

James DiFranco

Stephanie and Jason Diener

Ann and David D’Innocenzo Eric D’Innocenzo

Anthony DiSandro

Carol Momjian and Michael Hanamirian

Dana DiSandro

Carla Zighelboim 1760

Andrew Dolan

Jamie and Josh Albert Stephanie and Jason Diener Jennifer and Massimo Magliari Bing Li and Wei Xie

Kyle Donahue ’14

Jamie and Josh Albert Matthew J. Gorman ’17 Jennifer and James Nagle Heather and Geoffrey Schwartz ’87 Lori and Todd Smith

Kristen Donches

Meredith and Henry Franz Philip and Katherine Hostvedt Marchese ’97 Carla Zighelboim 1760

Margaret Dooley

Maria and Ryan Downs Jillian and Bruce Waller

Hannah Doucette-Atkins Hongyan Li and John Chen Meredith and Henry Franz

Julia Downs

Heidi and Joseph Geist Kimberley and Martin Pulli, Jr. Yi Pan and Edward Mitchell Yun Wang and Zhong Li Qi Shen and Yan Liu Jonathon ’89 and Deena Diorio Cross ’90

2022-23 ANNUAL REPORT OF PHILANTHROPIC GIVING

DeLane Doyle

Stephanie and Jason Diener Meredith and Henry Franz

Peter Drewniany 1760

Diane and Richard House 1760 Isabelle McMahon ’17

Heather Durkin 1760

Diane and Richard House 1760

Elizabeth Walton Duryea ’75

Caroline Kerner and Walter Wasylaschuk Sara Patterson ’04 and Zachary Cherry ’04

Bruce Elliot

Cynthia Schwartz-DeVol ’88

Rachel Elwood Anonymous

GA Faculty and Staff

Kelly and Michael Baughman

Anonymous

Martha and Tracy King

Alicia Evans

Heather and Geoffrey Schwartz ’87

Daniel Evans

Jonathon ’89 and Deena Diorio Cross ’90

Alexander Farina ’23 Teresa Dowling

Lisa Fee

Carla Zighelboim 1760

Michael Ferrier

Heidi and Jospeh Geist

Corina Fleming ’07 Jean and Keith Fleming

Lauren Fosnight

Stephanie and Jason Diener Meredith and Henry Franz

Jennifer Fox ’26

Song Chin and Jeff Fox

Meredith Franz

Hongyan Li and John Chen Lauri Michna-Dey and Paritosh Dey Maria and Ryan Downs Stephanie and Liam O’Keefe Nora and Sanjay Pawar

Mary Fraser Ava Toren ’23

Desrene Freeman

Bela and Jaspal Bagga Carol Momjian and Michael Hanamirian Carla Zighelboim 1760

Jonathan Freeman

Meredith and Henry Franz Mallory Hersh ’26 Philip and Katherine Hostvedt Marchese ’97 Stephanie and Liam O’Keefe

Sara Fridirici

Michelle and James Anderson Hongyan Li and John Chen Brandi and Andrew Lerner ’01

Michelle Friedman

Mallory Hersh ’26 Yun Wang and Zhong Li

Sarah Fung

Brandi and Andrew Lerner ’01

Shannon Funt

Carla Zighelboim 1760

Kristin Haugen ’17

Cheryl and Michael Kelly

Emma Hearn ’14

Debra Kennedy

Annamarie Geppert Hellebusch ’84

GA Upper School Modern Languages Department

Evans Family

Greg Keenan

Sheeva Rajaei and Christopher Hagenbuch

Jamie and Josh Albert Xinmei Zhu and Xingbin Wang Carla Zighelboim 1760

GA Office of Institutional Advancement Team

Jamie and Josh Albert Carla Zighelboim 1760 Claire and Joseph Lonergan, III

Ranna Rajaei-Hagenbuch ’32 Brandi and Andrew Lerner ’01

GA Middle School Faculty and Staff

Traci and Stephen Ernst

Yi Pan and Edward Mitchell Ruiping C. Song and Zhihong J. Zhou Jennifer and Jason Katzer

Lisa 1760 and Kevin Ledwith

Waneta and David Doriss

Bela and Jaspal Bagga Carol Momjian and Michael Hanamirian

Jamie and Josh Albert Jennifer and Jason Katzer Carla Zighelboim 1760

Helga Vutz

Esther Hong

Grace Na and Howard Cho

Varsha Gogate-Bhuyan Carla Zighelboim 1760

Christopher Horner Joseph Richards ’23

Diane Goldstein 1760 Laina and Jed Silversmith

Misha Horsey

Changxia Shao and Yaping Sun

Antonia Gonzales

Heather and Geoffrey Schwarz ’87

Amy Huselton

Carla Zighelboim 1760

Patricia Goodman

Carla Zighelboim 1760

M. Michael Jacobs

Carla Zighelboim 1760

Anya Goodman

Carla Zighelboim 1760

Peter Jennings ’99

Stephanie and Jason Diener Okboon Lee and Martin Kim Jennifer and Philip Lee ’99 Jacob Spain ’23

Sara Goodwin

Diane and Richard House 1760

Jean and Brian Grady

Jamie and Josh Albert Maria and Ryan Downs Akiko Nishino and Peter Lee

Jonas Jeswald

Jamie and Josh Albert Angela and Ryan Bialas Stephanie and Jason Diener Meredith and Henry Franz Marina Makaron and Dmitry Komkov Jennifer and Massimo Magliari Changxia Shao and Yaping Sun

Henry Grady ’18

Beryl and Leonard Costanzo

Owen Grady ’21

Beryl and Leonard Costanzo

Robynne Murray Graffam ’86 Hyesang Kim and David Kim

Raquel Green

Carla Zighelboim 1760 Maria and Ryan Downs Meredith and Henry Franz

Maureen and Jeff Ladouceur Sarah Ladouceur ’23

Susan Legos

Meredith and Henry Franz Jillian and Bruce Waller

Jennifer Rotzell Leming ’97 Carla Zighelboim 1760

Juan Leon

Yi Pan and Edward Mitchell Christine and Michael Hamill

Anne Leonard

Carla Zighelboim 1760

Brandi Lerner

Carla Zighelboim 1760

Sarah Letts

Maria and Ryan Downs

Kyeong-ah Leven

Carla Zighelboim 1760

Scott Levi ’97 Margie Levi

Rachel Ravreby Lintgen ’90

Dina Katz

Cassandra Liu

Sarah Kebaugh

Audrey Lombard

Jamie and Josh Albert Meredith and Henry Franz

Lori Griswold 1760

Meredith and Henry Franz Alexandra Kurtz ’17 Changxia Shao and Yaping Sun

Michael Jordan

Sarah Sultanik ’05 and Justin Horowitz

Jessica Grisafi

Andrea Kurtz

Lindsay Levin

Carol Momjian and Michael Hanamirian

Janet Greenstreet

Sara Krupnick-Ritz

Pauline Jones

Grace Na and Howard Cho

Sara and Shawn Neuman Grace Na and Howard Cho

Gabrielle Krekstein Jonathan Goldman Mallory Hersh ’26 Talison Jordan ’21 Monica and Joseph Richards Xinmei Zhu and Xingbin Wang Carla Zighelboim 1760

Maria and Ryan Downs Meredith and Henry Franz

David Gerlach

Hyesang and David Kim Leslie and Beck Wentz

Eileen Hill 1760

Troy Holiday ’01

Donna and Joseph Patterson, III

Rachel and Mark Rizzi

Carla Zighelboim 1760

Alex and Bayard Templeton

Carlyn Gentile

Amy Mahoney and Walter Kernaghan, II

Genevieve Hill

Janet Hindle

Carla Zighelboim 1760

Clementine Kernaghan ’36

Michael Koziol

Carla Zighelboim 1760

Alyson and David Gass

Anonymous Jamie and Josh Albert Terri Hilley Carla Zighelboim 1760

Paul Henry

Carla Zighelboim 1760

Christine Dovey Galloway ’90

Carla Zighelboim 1760

Julie Kimmel

Xinmei Zhu and Xingbin Wang Luke Weidemoyer ’23 Carla Zighelboim 1760

Axel Galeano

Jamie and Josh Albert

Lauren Finkelstein Hellman ’95 Carla Zighelboim 1760

Heather Galante

Daniel Keefe

Salwa 1760 and Nabil Haddad

Carla Zighelboim 1760

GA Lower School Faculty and Staff

Linda and Alfred Test, III

Carla Zighelboim 1760

Yue Guo

Raina Bandekar ’23 Donald and Amy Coben Gamburg ’90 Max Goldman ’23 Traci and Kevin Lechwar Michael Rozycki

Carla Zighelboim 1760 Iris and Lawrence Brownstein Carla Zighelboim 1760 Brandi and Andrew Lerner ’01

David Love

Jamie and Josh Albert Mallory Hersh ’26

Anonymous Carla Zighelboim 1760

In Honor of continued

Jonathan Na

Jamie and Josh Albert Shih Fan Tan and Yu-Nien Sun

Fang Liu and June Yang Wang Bing Li and Wei Xie Xinmei Zhu and Xingbin

Julia Marley

Charles Mersky

Molly MacKean

Jamie and Josh Albert Meredith and Henry Franz

Yvette Marquez-Pribitkin Kathryn L. Powers ’17

David Martin 1760

Jamie and Josh Albert Jennifer and Jason Katzer J. Edward and Barbara Hitschler Serrill ’68

Graham Martin

Amber Esco Sheng Xu and Hao Huang Brandi and Andrew Lerner ’01 Vaneeta Grover and Himangshu Mishra Yu Feng and Zongming Pan Chunyu Li Shao and Patrick Shao Bing Li and Wei Xie

Laura Buckley Martin ’82

J. Edward and Barbara Hitschler Serrill ’68

Karen Mason

Anonymous Qi Shen and Yan Liu

Charles Masters

Michelle Wenitsky and Richard Lyntton

Kendall Mattern, Jr 1760

Diane and Richard House 1760 Emily Solis-Cohen ’06

Maggie May

Jonathan Goldman Terri Hilley Hannah Manusov ’23 Kimberly and John Ruane

Alison Mayer

Maria and Ryan Downs Brandi and Andrew Lerner ’01

Matthew Mazurek

Meredith and Henry Franz

Andrea McDonald

Caroline Kerner and Walter Wasylaschuk Sara Patterson ’04 and Zachary Cherry ’04

Lisa 1760 and Kevin Ledwith

Suriyan Miller

Christopher M. Nelson

Deborah Mersky 1760

Joseph Migliarese

Grace Na and Howard Cho Greta and Brian Mueller ’01 Bianca Vitale and Jason Clemens

Susan Negro 1760

Rose Marie Mirabile 1760

Matthew Notary

Carla Zighelboim 1760

Sarah Mirabile

Joseph Mirabile, Jr. ’06 Jack Morrison ’06

Paul Moffitt

Steven Moll

Julie McLaughlin

Yi Chen and Kenneth Lee Amelia Reaume ’23

Alejandra McNeil

Carla Zighelboim 1760

Kara McPhillips

Jennifer and Jason Katzer

Nidhi McVicar

Jamie and Josh Albert

Zora Meddahi-Larbi

Diana and James Clavin Stephanie and Jason Diener Sandra Tobias and Hugo Garrido

Jamie and Josh Albert

Orfelina Payne

Carla Zighelboim 1760

Margaret Peake Melissa Fikioris

Carol Peery Ayers 1760

Sherrea 1760 and Steven Chadwin Xingbin Wang and Xinmei Zhu Carla Zighelboim 1760

Claire Penrice ’33

Megan and Joseph Penrice

Stephanie Pepper

Carla Zighelboim 1760

Suzanne Perot 1760 Anonymous

Renee Petersohn

Jenaye Munford

Carla Zighelboim 1760

James Murray ’87

Terri Hilley

Carla Zighelboim 1760

Rebecca Pizzino 1760

Diane and Richard House 1760 Gretchen Murray Mallory Hersh ’26 Jennifer and Jason Katzer Heather and Geoffrey Schwartz ’87

Carolyn Powers

Grace Na

Agnes and Matthew Pruitt

Carla Zighelboim 1760

Carly Pruitt ’16

Agnes and Matthew Pruitt

Matthew Pruitt ’15

Michelle Wenitsky and Richard Lyntton Sara and Shawn Neuman

Colin Pugh ’23 Melanie Pugh 44

Patricia and Donald Rentschler

Sharon Retif

Michael Rheam K. Richardson

Julie Girone Rink ’88

John Pax

Patrick and Amy Seyfert Connelly ’90 M. Stroud and Annamarie Geppert Hellebusch ’84 Carla Zighelboim 1760

Jennifer Rentschler ’91

Casey Patrick ’07

Donna and Joseph Patterson

Robert Moyer, Jr. 1760

Sheeva Rajaei and Christopher Hagenbuch

Robin Riess

Sara Patterson ’04

John Morris ’23

Ranna Rajaei-Hagenbuch ’32

Grace Parker

Cynthia P. Smith

Carla Zighelboim 1760

Sheeva Rajaei and Christopher Hagenbuch

Kathleen and Douglas Cooper Carla Zighelboim 1760

Shannon Patrick ’06

Heather E. Mooney

Raihanna Rajaei ’34

Rutvee Parikh

Cynthia P. Smith

Nisha Chackunny and Vinu George Miles Hanamirian ’18 Harry Hou ’21 Yu Chen and Wenyao Hu Heather and Geoffrey Schwartz ’87 Pingjia Li and Xiaohai Wang

Diana Shank Mulroy ’88

Jonathan Goldman Jill Major

Erin Patrick ’13

Victor Montemayor

Jamie and Josh Albert Heidi and Joseph Geist Andrew and Rebecca Bown Harobin ’88 Terri Hilley

Jamie and Josh Albert Mallory Hersh ’26

Carla Zighelboim 1760

Cynthia P. Smith

Aneela Ali Meredith and Steven Bright Terri Hilley Jessie Jay Ordillas ’23 Heather and Geoffrey Schwartz ’87

Allison Rader

Jason Oswald

Erin O’Hearn Paone

Carla Zighelboim 1760

Richard O’Hern

Stephanie and Jason Diener

Carla Zighelboim 1760

Meredith and Henry Franz

Bettina Rabinovich

Jamie and Josh Albert Sherrea 1760 and Steven Chadwin Meredith and Henry Franz Marisa Graziano and Robert Gorman Stan Retif Carla Zighelboim 1760

Qi Shen and Yan Liu

Amanda Mitchell

Kian Jamasbi ’17 Kimberly and John Ruane Bridget and Matthew Weidemoyer

Ellen McMichael

Daphne Hu and Benjamin Sun

Jason Clemens and Bianca Vitale Alejandra and Tyler McNeil Kenya Minor Sarah Brant and Joseph Mirabile, Jr. ’06 Greta and Brian C. Mueller ’01 Diana Rodgers ’03 and Michael Genuardi ’03

Susan McHugh 1760 Michelle and James Anderson

Jonathan Goldman Terri Hilley Michelle Wenitsky and Richard G. Lyntton

Kenya Minor

Martha McGlinchey

Anonymous

David Nagel

Diana Rodgers ’03 and Michael Genuardi ’03 Yi Pan and Edward Mitchell Sherrea 1760 and Steven Chadwin Claire and Joseph Lonergan, III Carla Zighelboim 1760

Janis Whittaker 1760

Sherrea 1760 and Steven Chadwin Carla Zighelboim 1760

Daphne Hu and Benjamin Sun Jennifer and Jason Katzer

Carla Zighelboim 1760 Allison and Aurelio DeCaro, II ’92 Nora and Sanjay Pawar Megan and David Oyler

Philip Rittenhouse 1760 Caitlyn Connelly ’23 Aja McBride ’23

Christina Ro

Michelle and James Anderson

Megan Cottrell Robinson ’99 Sandra and James Cottrell

Matthew Rojas ’18

Jeannie Rojas and Carlos Rojas

Sarah Rojas ’21

Jeannie Rojas and Carlos Rojas

Dainis Roman

Jamie and Josh Albert Michelle Wenitsky and Richard Lyntton Qi Shen and Yan Liu

Joanna Rominger

Jamie and Josh Albert Meredith and Henry Franz Xinmei Zhu and Xingbin Wang Carla Zighelboim 1760

Kristin Rorer ’16

Maria Rorer and William Moore

Patricia Rossoukh Mallory Hersh ’26

Gabrielle Russomagno 1760 Anonymous

Milo Ryan ’24

Marylou and Thomas Ryan

Eileen and Andrew Sandifer

Carol Momjian and Michael Hanamirian

Allison and David Sass Carla Zighelboim 1760

2022-23 ANNUAL REPORT OF PHILANTHROPIC GIVING

Allison Sasson

Maria and Ryan Downs Meredith and Henry Franz Bertina Hsu-Miller Sheng Xu and Hao Huang

Maura Saurman

Jamie and Josh Albert Stephanie and Jason Diener Meredith and Henry Franz

Paul Savering, Jr. 1760 Anna Gamburg ’23

Rich Schellhas 1760

Jamie and Josh Albert Frederic and Lauren Hockman Becker ’84 Judy and Kieran Cody Glenda Daulerio 1760 Stephanie and Jason Diener Margaret and Dennis Diorio Brandi and Andrew Lerner ’01 Catherine Marcin ’14 Pouya Hatam and Ramin Mehrgan Joseph and Rose Marie Mirabile 1760 Patrice and Joseph Steck Carla Zighelboim 1760

Rich Schellhas 1760 and Micheál Houlahan

Charles and Emily Denisco ’10 Mary Joan and Joseph Denisco Judy and Marc Felgoise Lynne and William Garbose 1760 Marjorie and Jeffrey Honickman ’75 Pamela and Bradley Korman ’83 Sandra Locke Carol Momjian and Michael Hanamirian

David Schlentz

Sarinia and Kenneth Feinman

Audrey Schnur 1760 Anonymous

Richard Shoulberg 1760 Richard ’94 and Siobhan Nicholas Welsh ’91

Cindy Siano

Carla Zighelboim 1760

Shireen Singh

Sarinia and Kenneth Feinman Vaneeta Grover and Himangshu Mishra

Christina and Troy Holiday ’01 Bertina Hsu-Miller Sheng Xu and Hao Huang Marina Makaron and Dmitry Komkov

Erin von Zuben

Thomas Taft 1760

Mary and David Walton

Anonymous Carla Zighelboim 1760

Alia Tahvildaran

Jared Smith ’24

Maria and Ryan Downs Carla Zighelboim 1760

Jacob Spain ’23

Beth Taylor

Susan Freiberg

Tracy and Peter Spain

Zachary Spain ’20 Tracy and Peter Spain

Carolina Square

Maria and Ryan Downs Meredith and Henry Franz

Laurel Stack

Carla Zighelboim 1760

James Staples

Carla Zighelboim 1760

Harrison Steinberg ’25 Carol Levine

Mark Stephens 1760

Danielle Potts Costantini ’03 Lori 1760 and Kent Griswold ’76

Steven Sterious, II ’26 Diane and Dennis Derr

Lucy Wimpenny Stracione ’00 Meredith and Henry Franz

Jason Straub 1760 Jamie and Josh Albert Mallory Hersh ’26

Anonymous Carla Zighelboim 1760

Robert Taylor, III ’13

Marisa Graziano and Robert Gorman Jennifer and Jason Katzer

Bayard Templeton

Stephanie and Jason Diener

Jeffrey Thompson

Kelli and Derek Boles ’91 Rachel and John Grimley

Benjamin Tinsley Kenya Minor

Adele Tippett

Michael Torrey

Jamie and Josh Albert

Lauren Travers Jonathan Goldman

Lyn Truszkowski

Carla Zighelboim 1760

Tsung Tsai

Daniel Sullivan

Esther Tse

Shih Fan Tan and Yu-Nien Sun

Jo Supplee

Kodi Shay

Anonymous

Tatiana Umanets 1760

Arthur Sweeney ’69

Susan Shim

Andrea Sweeney ’89

Colleen Vaccaro

Susan Szczepkowski

Frank Van Atta

Luke Shimrock ’37

Evan and Topher Brooke Amber Esco Meredith and Henry Franz

Meredith and Henry Franz Michelle and James Anderson Stephanie and Liam O’Keefe Andrew Shimrock

Elfrida E. Walton ’80

Sherrea 1760 and Steven Chadwin Carla Zighelboim 1760

Samuel Wang ’23

Ping Hu and Cheng Wang

Brooke Watson

Maria and Ryan Downs

Kurt Wetzel ’88

Kathleen and Joseph Faccio Brandi and Andrew Lerner ’01 Chunyu Li and Patrick Shao Lori and Todd Smith

Adam Wilsman

Joseph Richards ’23 Heather and Geoffrey Schwartz ’87 Pingjia Li and Xiaohai Wang

Peter Wisniewski James Wright

Carla Zighelboim 1760

Elisabeth Serra

Meredith and Henry Franz

Bela and Jaspal Bagga

Sandra Tobias

Sherrea 1760 and Steven Chadwin Maria and Ryan Downs Carla Zighelboim 1760

Adhiraj Gadre ’23

Yi Pan and Edward Mitchell

Terri Hilley Carla Zighelboim 1760

Meredith and Henry Franz

Leslie Schumacher

Henry Wadsworth

Carla Zighelboim 1760

Ellen Cohn Strong ’04 Joy and Andrew Cohn

Carla Zighelboim 1760

John Turner, Sr. ’56 Charles Harris ’65

Sarah Szwajkos ’93

Carla Zighelboim 1760 Jamie and Josh Albert

Lauren and Nino Vanin

Stephanie and Jason Diener Meredith and Henry Franz

Jing Zhen

Carla Zighelboim 1760

Carla Zighelboim 1760 Jamie and Josh Albert Bela and Jaspal Bagga Lyn Truszkowski Morgen Zighelboim ’23

Morgen Zighelboim ’23

Carol Momjian and Michael Hanamirian Brandi and Andrew Lerner ’01

Sarah Zimmerman

Jamie and Josh Albert Ruth and Herbert Feinberg

Suzanne Zurcher

Jamie and Josh Albert Stephanie and Jason Diener Kathleen and Joseph Faccio Meredith and Henry Franz

Evan and Topher Brooke

Tribute Gifts Made In Memory Of: Ruth Aden 1760 Julie Bierman ’86

Hilary Barrer Bitan ’08

Ralph W. Allen, III

Eliza McDevitt ’08 Victoria Rodgers ’08 Eric and Madeline Lamm Specter ’79

Mary Callahan Bailey 1760

James Calvani, Jr. ’47

Emma Lower Bast

Francis Carey 1760

Robert Bast 1760

Hector Carlos

Peter Biggs 1760

William Caum ’64

Julie Bierman ’86

Joseph Bailey ’76

W. Roderick Gagne ’72 W. Roderick Gagne ’72 Alice Biggs-Smith ’73 John Leopold ’60

Margaret and Dennis Diorio W.P. Carey Foundation

Debbie Carlos Mirarchi ’94 Carol Caum

Daniel Chen ’13

Roy Cowan

Spencer Cherashore ’49

Francis Crippen ’02

Adam Villari ’13

Eric Cherashore ’74

Carol Momjian and Michael Hanamirian

George Christiansen ’65

Sean and Madeleine Crippen Plankey ’98 Teresa and James Curtin

John Clapham ’62

Rosalie Cummins Shelton

Rhoda Coben

Suzanne and Nilesh Dadhich

Weatta Frazier Collins ’82

Laurence Johnson ’55 James Conway ’60

Robert Christiansen ’66 Dorothy Clapham

Cari and Alan Lasdon Gregory Paranzino ’82 45

Jared Cummins ’50 Rajkumar Dadhich Bernard Dallas ’61

In Memory of continued Fernande Davis 1760

Gina Garretson

Virginia Day 1760

Thomas Goodwin ’70

Emily 1760 and Charles Wagner Julie Bierman ’86

Charles Devlin, Jr. ’60 James Conway ’60

Roberta Crane Devlin 1760

James 1760 and Barbara Roma Buckley 1760 Sherrea 1760 and Steven Chadwin Betty 1760 and Donald Grant Joy 1760 and Anthony Holmes Jane Harper Hughes Anne Lyons Susan McHugh 1760 Allison Murdoch 1760 Elizabeth Nicholas 1760 Joan Paltenstein Mary Anne Van Blarcom Michele and Bernard Vieille

Elizabeth and Chuck Miller Russell Dickhart Stephen Etris ’70 Julia and David Lawson ’70 Jessica Limbacher ’05 Barbara and Arthur J. Sweeney ’69

Frank Tracy Griswold Gavin McFarland

William Harwi ’57

Sandra and Charles Downham, III ’57

Joseph Hauck ’62 Leonard Schwarz

Christopher Hill ’93 Eileen Hill 1760

Stanley Hoerr Anne Sheble ’73

Michael Kane ’73

Joe Dial

Howard Eisen

Herbert Doerr, Jr. ’36

Terrianne McGuirk Kingsbury ’83

Herbert Doerr, III ’59

Mary Leshan

Judy Dial

William Doerr ’68

Nathaniel Kingsbury David Leshan

William Doerr ’68 Mary Stewart

John Lindsay 1921

John Doerr ’33

John Lord, III ’52

Carolyn Donahue

David Lynch ’59

William Doerr ’68

Catherine and Kevin Cawley Kimberly and Martin Dean Helen and Joseph Donahue Kyle Donahue ’14 Patrick Donahue

Michael Donovan ’70 Thomas Platten ’74 Marguerite Donovan ’74

Roger Eastlake ’59

Cynthia Eastlake Thomas, Jr. and Emily Eastlake Evans ’88 Margaret Evans ’14

Robert Eppinger Karen Eppinger

Nolan Farrell ’09

Kevin and Ada Farrell

James Fenerty 1760

Quinn Cunningham ’02 Teresa and James Curtin Matthew Dolan Alfred Hopkin, Jr. ’73 Michael Koziol Debra Kennedy Megan McCloskey ’14 Curt and Ellen Cox Zincio ’99

Richard Fidler

Ronald Tempest 1760

Joanne Finegan

Roberta Crane Devlin 1760 §

Marshall Freedman ’06

Christine and David Adoni ’81

Vaughn Garner ’44 Nancy Garner § deceased

John Lindsay ’55

Stanley Smullen, III ’53 Mary Stewart

John MacGregor, Jr. 1760 Daryl MacGregor Peightal ’93

Zarnosh Maneckshaw ’97 Arnaz Maneckshana Nick Maneckshaw

Andrew Mann ’90 Brett Hills ’90

Wendy Graham Mathews ’79

Elizabeth Dann Quinn ’79 Eric and Madeline Lamm Specter ’79

Thomas McDermott ’68 Terri McDermott Beavers ’69

Robert McNeill, III ’55

Norine Bastian Ann Calvitti and Brian Binet Pauline Bowen Claire Breene Mary Ann Bursich James Bustard Susan Clayman Diana Comerford Jason Cox Nancy and Tim Eutsler Richard Frank Karin Wren and Richard French Margaret Gannon Rebecca Goldrick Willetta A. Goldstein F. George Green ’63 Mary and Tom Grein H. P. Cadwallader, Inc. Nori and Quincy Jones Carolyn Kaye

Linda and George Kawchak, Jr. Knights of Columbus Council #13800 Susan Marshall Nancy and James Mazzoni Gail McConnell Nancy McConnell McKonly & Asbury Connie and Lanny McLaughlin Judith Meyer Kathleen O’Dea Michael Reiner Alana Roberts Ryad Salamie Nancy Schaffer Bonnie Sheer Audrey Smith St. Mary’s Franciscan Shelter Penny and John Stanger Charlotte and Steven Valyo Joan and Don Wallence Laurie and Robby Wax

Peter McVeigh 1760

Anonymous Jamie and Josh Albert Emily Ducat Beynenson ’03 Lauren and Brian Burkavage Daniel Caplan ’02 Joy and Andrew Cohn Kirsten Daeubler ’99 Alec Dakin ’14 Kimberly and Martin Dean Allison and Aurelio DeCaro, II ’92 Emily ’10 and Charles Denisco Mary Joan and Joseph Denisco Ronald and Christina Dare Derbyshire ’97 John and Christine Dovey Galloway ’90 Heidi and Joseph Geist Clare Guinn Hyams ’03 Debra Kennedy Will Kennedy ’07 Barbara and Raymond Larkin Lisa 1760 and Kevin Ledwith Margaret Mary McVeigh 1760 and Stephen Kennedy Ruby Moyer ’23 Bridgid Lawlor O’Boyle ’13 Luisa Ramirez and Justo Sierra Johnson Eric and Madeline Lamm Specter ’79 Jason Straub 1760 Ellen Cohn Strong ’04 Laurie and Rollin Wakeman 1760 Courtney Lynee Williams ’03 Todd Whitenack ’92

Doris Parker Grace Parker

Shirley Goodman Pearlstine Jennifer and Ira Brownstein

Hubert Pera

Kimberly and David Leach

Gloria Pflaumer 1760 Walter Pflaumer ’67

Walter Pflaumer 1930 Walter Pflaumer ’67

Alfred Piranian ’65

Nikki and William Weihenmayer, Jr. ’03

William Piszek ’77

Catherine Korman Altman ’83 Laurence Altman Carla 1760 and Joel Zighelboim

Pieter Platten ’70 Thomas Platten ’74

Susan Rankin

Sherrea 1760 and Steven Chadwin E. Daniels Rankin 1760 Joseph Rozak 1760 J. Edward and Barbara Hitschler Serrill ’68 Emily 1760 and Charles Wagner

Shellie Seltzer

Wendy Westrum Weber ’71 Paul Savering, Jr. 1760

Duncan Sinclair 1760

Jann Zwerling-Blatstein ’80

Wayne Smith ’68 Larry Gregory, Jr. ’68

Robert Spahr

Carol Momjian and Michael Hanamirian

Robert Stewart ’59 Mary Stewart

James Sutor ’42

Jeanette and Christopher Benson

Edwin Weihenmayer, Jr. 1931

Lauren Weihenmayer ’99 Elizabeth and William Weihenmayer, Sr Nikki and William Weihenmayer, Jr. ’03

Matthew D. Whitehead ’29 Jamie and Josh Albert Sarah and Jesse Frasch Elizabeth and Henry F. Harris, Jr. Talya and Gregrory Latch Laina and Jed Silversmith Carla 1760 and Joel Zighelboim

Bill Whitney

Thomas Minehart, III ’59

Kali Alexander Curran ’02

Harry Mirabile, Sr.

Elizabeth Williamson Turner ’74 Sandra B. Williamson ’70

Cathie Minehart

Sarah Brant Mirabile and Joseph Mirabile, Jr. ’06

Robert Williamson, Jr. ’44 John Wolf, Jr. ’54

Josephine Moyer

Emily and William Wolf ’59

Katie Nissman

Jack and Roberta Crane Devlin 1760 § Emily and William Wolf ’59

J. Patrick O’Brien ’53

Schuy Wood

Cynthia Moyer ’71

Etta and Charles Nissman Stanley Smullen, III ’53

Ketan Patel

Kishan K. Ghodasara ’15 Pravina Ghodasara Satyam K. Ghodasara ’19 46

Sara Wolf 1760

Glenda Daulerio 1760 Theodore Wood, Jr.

CLASS NOTES 1760

1990s Rachel Raverby Lintgen ’90 started a new position as Upper School Director at Hathaway Brown School in Shaker Heights, OH. Prior to this role, Rachel had served as an English teacher and Upper School Dean of Students at GA from 2013-23. Steve Christy ’94 just started his 27th year in the vaccine industry with a new company called Valneva. In June, Jonathan Froehlich ’95 celebrated 20 years of service to the FBI. He was awarded a certificate and gold “key” in recognition of his service.

Jodi Bohr 1760 spent a month in Kenya visiting schools, working with kids, and spending time with friends old and new. This was her 5th trip to Kenya with Chariots for Hope since 2018.

1980s

Scott Fliegelman ’85 opened Boulder Pickleball in Boulder, CO on June 1 and soon after met Megan Zuckerman ’89 through the growing pickleball community! Fliegelman said “We’ve had some fun talking GA tennis, favorite teachers, and more fun memories from way back in the day!” Later in June, Scott hosted Elizabeth Stein ’99 and her whole team from Purely Elizabeth for a team-building session. It’s been an all-GA summer in Boulder! Learn more on pg. 51. Class of 1985 alums Chris Cannon, Bo Garrett, Brooke Murray Caffey, Ed Harrison, and Howie Glynn met up for summer drinks.

Shay Chadwin (daughter of Rachel and Jamie Chadwin ’97) and Francis Owens ’30 (son of Geoff Owens and Diana Caramanico ’97) attended elementary school together and graduated 5th grade at Chestnutwold Elementary School.

Tyler Fenwick ’99 finished his 6th season as Associate Head Swimming Coach at the University of Virginia, where the women’s team won their third-straight NCAA Championship in March. UVA also had four swimmers take home 12 medals for Team USA at the World Championships in Fukuoka, Japan. His wife, Hayley, owns a beauty business in Charlottesville, and they are loving life with their daughters, Harper Sky (3) and Brooklyn Rain (1). Summer 2023 was a busy one for Jarrod Specter ’99. It included performing Funny How It Happens with his wife, Kelli Barrett, all around the country (including Margate, NJ!) as well as being in two productions, Beautiful and Chess, at the Muny outdoor theater in St. Louis, MO. This fall, Specter took on a new role playing as King George III in Hamilton on Broadway! “Still can’t believe that I get to be in my favorite show,” he shared on Instagram.

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CLASS NOTES

IN MEMORIAM Catherine Moulton 1760 John Brooke II ’49 Thomas E. Creamer ’49 Donald Dewees ’49 Ronald Mason ‘49 Alan T. Sheppard ’51 Alan Dietrich ’52 Paul Johnson ’53 Dan Little ’53

Nicole and Eric Boettjer ’06 welcomed their second child, Connor Siegfried, on June 24, 2023. They reside in Rhode Island, as does Madeline’s and Connor’s proud grandmother, Maryanne Boettjer 1760. Lisa Harris ’06 and Solomon Swaitti were married at the Philander Chase Knox Estate in Malvern, PA on May 27, 2023. Lisa and Solomon were thrilled to celebrate with family and friends. GA alums in attendance included maid of honor (and sister!) Katherine Harris ’03, bridesmaid Nicole Stephens ’06, and cousin Deb Harris Friedman ’97. Lisa and Solomon live in Blue Bell, PA and are already enjoying married life and their new chapter together!

2010s Cameron Ayers ’10 was engaged to Lauren Plum on May 23, 2023. The couple is planning for a wedding next spring in Nashville, TN where Lauren coaches volleyball at Vanderbilt University. Many GA friends, and proud mom, Carol Peery Ayers 1760, are excited to celebrate! Beatrice Linnea Bast ’11 married Asa Jacob Oines on August 5, 2023 at her family’s farm in northern NH. Currently residing in Brooklyn, NY, Linnea is a professional artist focused on biophilic design, and Asa is a software engineer. Linnea owns, operates, and designs for Linnea Botanicals based in Brooklyn, NY and Delray Beach, FL. This summer, GA commissioned her to create a piece which now hangs in the Live Well Lobby of the new Health & Wellness Center.

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John Lynch ’53 Stephen Mohacey ’53 Harry Neuman ’53 Joseph Wintz III ’65 Kathy Hetche ’86 Brian H. Dovey Richard Shupak ’80 Anthony Seravalli ’00 List as of October 2023

On June 3, 2023 Kelli Stack ’12 married John Mallon III. The ceremony and reception were held at the Willard Hotel in Washington, DC where the couple met and got engaged. The wedding party included GA community members Lindsay Rauch ’12, Jennifer Stack ’14, and Scott Stack ’09. Kelli’s mother, Laurel Stack, even made her famous German chocolate chip cupcakes for the reception, a treat Laurel used to make for students to eat at the GA School Store. The couple lives in Baltimore, MD where Kelli is a Corporate Strategy Lead Associate at the management consulting firm, Booz Allen Hamilton. KerryAnn Lawlor ’14 and Matthew Miller ’14 were married in Sea Isle City, NJ on June 3, 2023. Numerous GA alums and teachers came to celebrate the festivities, including best man Tyler Petrochko ’14 and Bridie Lawlor O’Boyle ’13. Kerry is currently finishing up a Masters degree in UX Design at Bentley University after several years with Deloitte Consulting. Matt recently graduated from Boston University School of Medicine and will be starting his residency in radiology at Massachusetts General Hospital. James Parker ’17 is attending the Tufts University School of Medicine where he is pursuing his Doctor of Medicine degree.

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ASB NEWS Greetings Fellow GA Alums! I hope this letter finds you well and filled with the spirit of the fall season. It is with great pride that I begin my two-year tenure as the new Alumni Society Board President. Our esteemed institution has a rich history of fostering academic excellence, personal growth, and lasting connections. It is in this spirit that our Alumni Society continues to flourish, linking generations of shared experiences and accomplishments. As we continue to navigate a rapidly evolving world, the strength of our alumni network becomes even more crucial. It serves as a source of support, mentorship, and inspiration for each member. Whether you’re a recent graduate stepping onto an unknown college campus or a seasoned professional with decades of experience, the Germantown Academy community stands united to uplift and empower one another. I invite you to… • • • • • • •

Peruse Patriot Connect for professional networking opportunities; Become a student again through GrAd School with former faculty; Attend reunions and regional events to reconnect with familiar faces and be inspired by their journeys; Sponsor a student’s Senior Project to share your expertise; Speak at Career Day to inspire current students as they begin to embrace their passions; Lend a helping hand during McVeigh Day of Service to support communities in need; Follow GA on social media to get a peek at what’s happening on campus in real time.

Together, we honor our shared past, celebrate our present achievements, and shape the future for generations to come. Thank you for your enduring commitment to GA. Your contributions, whether through mentorship, engagement, or support, fuel the vibrant spirit that defines our community. Let us continue to rise as Patriots, united by our Alma Mater and the values that have guided us since our earliest days within these historic walls. Wishing you all a vibrant and fulfilling autumn. Claire Ragusa MacRae ’84 P’26 Are you getting email from GA? If not, send a note to Alumni Society Board President alumni@germantownacademy.org.

2000s Keith Williams Jr. ’01 and Kia Williams welcomed Kohen Asher Williams into the world on February 22, 2023.

Ryan Ayers ’05 happily reports that Allison Kellaher said yes to his proposal on July 22, 2023. The couple is working on the wedding details, as they plan a destination wedding next summer. Adoring mom, Carol Peery Ayers 1760, is overjoyed!

Mark McAuliffe ’05 and his wife, Michele welcomed Emilia and Emery in April 2023. The girls round out the McAuliffe clan which includes Brennan (8 ½), Conan (6), and Donovan (3 ½). GERMANTOWN ACADEMY | 49

CLASSES OF 1967 & 2000

FRED STRAUB & CAROLYN McTERNAN: A FAMILY AFFAIR

For Fred Straub ’67 and his daughter, Carolyn Straub McTernan ’00, it’s all about the people. These third- and fourth- generation jewelers get excited about the people who come through the door, now at their new space in Lower Gwynedd, PA, Fred H. Straub Jewelers. While both admit change is hard (they just moved the company from Abington after 60+ years), it is the people that continue to visit with purpose that keeps the duo going. “The new space is very comfortable and the right size for what we need going forward,” said Straub. “There was A LOT of stuff to go through; it seemed like we never threw anything out all the way back to when the store was in Germantown! But what a journey that was going through all the old things. So many memories from when I was a child learning the business from my grandfather, then father and uncle.”

“We want to know why they treasure it, what’s the story behind it,” Straub said. “It’s a total honor for us to be a small part of what could be a generational piece of history. Artisanship and business acumen are what has kept our family business going all these years, but it is also the personalized service we provide.” The duo concurs that you still need an eye for the design and the details to make a really good end piece. They are thankful they continue to have that vision. “Being able to interact with the customers and hear their stories and help them solve what needs to be solved, that’s what still interests me,” said Fred. “We take the time to show them their piece under the microscope so they can see it in a different light, helping give people an added appreciation. All our interactions are special.” If you can’t find Straub at the store, you just may find him sitting atop the stands on campus during game days. A captain of the 1966 soccer team, Straub and his brother, Bill ‘69, who recently retired, still enjoy returning to the Academy to cheer on the Patriots no matter what the sport. “I had a great experience with some wonderful faculty over the years that instilled in me the love of learning,” Straub said. “It is my pleasure to continue my involvement with GA; I come to games for the love of the game and the school. I truly enjoy the GA traditions and will never forget some of the characters in GA history who really gave the school a personality – Ted Handy 1760, Peter Biggs 1760, William Schoff 1760, Dan Rankin 1760, and more. “Coming to GA in sixth grade was the best thing that ever happened to me,” Straub said. “The experience here at GA really turned me around; it showed me how to value education. I was pleased to give this gift to my own children (Lifers Erick ’01 and Carolyn ’00).”

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“During our 100th anniversary celebration, we had the idea of getting out all the old jewelry tools and displaying them,” McTernan said. “It was a wonderful conversation starter for so many people. And now we have the clock my great-grandfather made as an apprentice on display in the new shop, and that too is a great piece that people want to know and talk about.” Customers then and now also appreciate a well-made piece of jewelry. The Straubs pride themselves on their handmade pieces and take pride in all that they do. Whether it is an older piece that is being reworked as a gift to a younger family member or a newly designed ring that will help a couple start their new life together, each piece has a story. 50 | GERMANTOWN ACADEMY

“I feel very lucky to have gone here,” McTernan said. “I also found a love of learning and have fond memories of my cross country teams and Ms. Krouse. It’s the community that really makes GA what it continues to be today.” The GA community has certainly shown love for the Straubs. Weekly in the shop, someone who has a connection to GA comes in. There are days when all the customers have a GA connection, and then the next day, all the people seem to be from Penn Charter. They all want to talk, to tell their stories. And the Straub Family is there to take it all in. “We have so much fun together,” Straub said. “I can’t even imagine what I would do in retirement because I love doing all of this with Carolyn, and I wouldn’t want it any other way.”

CLASS OF 2018

IT’S YOU

KYLE GARLAND: MOVING

REUNION YEAR!

FAST TOWARDS THE OLYMPICS Heptathlete/Decathlete, University of Georgia

Track and Field Accomplishments: 2023: SEC Outdoor Track and Field Champion, NCAA Division I Indoor Track and Field Champion, Collegiate record-holder for most points scored in the Heptathlon (6,639). 2022: NCAA Division I Outdoor Track and Field Championships (3rd), USA Outdoor Track and Field Championships (2nd), NCAA Division I Indoor Track and Field Championships (2nd), SEC Indoor Track and Field Champion, USA Outdoor Track and Field Championships (2nd) World Athletics Championships (11th) 2021: SEC Outdoor Track and Field Champion, NCAA Division I Indoor Track and Field Championships (2nd), SEC Indoor Track and Field Champion, USA Olympic Trials Track and Field (6th) 2020: SEC Indoor Track and Field Champion GA Mentors: Sara Goodwin (Middle School English), Kristin Donches 1760 (Middle School English Department Head, 7th Grade Health & Wellness), Gina Brown (Lower School), Tom Taft 1760 (Administrator, Coach) Top Skills learned at GA: Time management and patience

Biggest Challenge: “When I got to college, I was dealing with a bunch of nagging injuries. I had Tommy John surgery on my elbow the week before a big meet in the outdoor season of my freshman year, which took me out for about 12 months. I started college thinking that I’d make a big impact but the narrative got flipped on me, so I had to be patient and trust the plan. It was a whole new environment after being with the same people for 13 years, so I had to just buy in and trust the coaches and trainers. Once I got the hang of everything at Georgia, I was comfortable and was able to really excel on the track.” What’s Next: Rest and spend some quality time with family and friends and to eat whatever he wants. Potentially World Indoors and of course, the big goal of the Paris Olympics in 2024.

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Brian, Jean, and Owen ’21, celebrated Henry Grady ’18 graduating from Occidental College in Los Angeles, CA in June 2023. Gunnar Bogorowski ’19 graduated from Lafayette College in May 2023. After a great four years and a stellar Leopard lacrosse career, he is now an MBA candidate at St. Joseph’s University and will be playing lacrosse for the Hawks!

Danny Ritz ’19 graduated from Stanford University in the spring. He was elected Phi Beta Kappa and will pursue a Master of Arts in Creative Media and Technology at Berklee College of Music in NYC, where he will be focusing on songwriting and production.

Emily Thompson ’19 graduated Cum Laude from DePauw University in Greencastle, IN with a degree in communications and a minor in English writing. She was a 4-year member of the women’s swim team and served as a captain her senior year. She was also a member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority and served on the executive board. Emily is currently living in Indianapolis, IN, working as a recruiter for Medasource.

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Academy Club Inducts its 100th Class

Just days before graduation in June, 17 members of the Class of 2023 became the 100th class of Academy Club representatives. While the group represents the many differing interests and perspectives of their class, it is apparent from the speeches given for each that they all have perseverance, curiosity, compassion, and character in common. Established in 1924, the Academy Club is an organization whose members are chosen by their peers in recognition of their dedication, involvement, and school spirit as well as their commitment to keep their class connected to GA as alumni. The purpose of the club is to create, in the words of the founders, a “closer relationship between the alumni body of Germantown Academy and the school itself.” The Alumni Office and Academy Club leadership were pleased to have two Academy Club members from the Class of 1950, the 27th class inducted, on hand to witness this 100th class induction. Dan Reid ’50 noted that while the event is much less formal with students in more casual attire, “It was certainly an impressive class that was inducted. The qualifications in each case were outstanding.” Bob Hardy ’50 concurred about the formality and added, “We appreciated the teacher presentations which were not a part of our initiation process in 1950.” In her opening remarks, Academy Club President Diana Rodgers ’03 said, “The founders of our school 263 years ago, the first Academy Club members a century ago, and my own classmates celebrating our 20th reunion, experienced a very different GA education than the one you received, but they would recognize the compassionate actions, prudent leadership, thoughtful scholarship, and enthusiastic school spirit as traits that are celebrated in all of you as things that are timelessly GA.”

Congrats to our newest Academy Club members, listed here along with the faculty member who spoke in their honor: Serena Bagga - Julia Downs, US Science Teacher Raina Bandekar - Dr. Molly MacKean, Head of Upper School Ryan Barrett - Jamie Murray ’87, US History Teacher Sage Battisto - Chris Nelson, US Math Teacher and Varsity Girls Soccer Head Coach Adhi Gadre - Frank Van Atta, Middle and US Choral Director Morgan Hellebusch - Karen Mason, Director of College Counseling Colin Leon - Kurt Wetzel ’88, 5th Grade Teacher and Varsity Boys Soccer Head Coach Hannah Manusov - Dr. Michelle Friedman, US English Teacher Aja McBride - Paul Moffitt, Technical Theatre Director Matthew McGettigan - Matt Dence, PE Teacher, Football Head Coach, and Kershaw House Head Sarah Beth Sandifer - Dick O’Hern, US Science Teacher and Crew Coach Malia Walton - Robynne Graffam ’86, US English Teacher and Director of the Writing Center Samuel Wang - Carol Peery Ayers 1760, US Spanish Teacher, Modern Language Department Head, and Student Government Advisor Luke Weidemoyer - Bob Moyer 1760, US History Teacher Finley Wentz - Mike Koziol, Assistant Director of Aquatics and Head Boys and Girls Water Polo Morgen Zighelboim - Sara Krupnick-Ritz, US Art Teacher and Truesdell House Head SAVE THE DATE: The induction of the Class of 2023 representatives launches a year-long celebration of 100 years of Academy Club, including honorary inductions of alumni and administration, and a brunch event during GA/PC & Alumni Weekend – Sunday, November 12 at 10am.

CLASS NOTES

CLASS OF 1985

SCOTT FLIEGELMAN: FUN WITH PICKLEBALL GA. In the mid-80s, the level of play in the Inter-Ac was amazing and likely could’ve competed with many area college teams. Shoutout to the 1984 GA boys tennis team, captained by Jimmy Korman ’84, who won a highly elusive league championship over strong squads from Penn Charter, Haverford, and Episcopal! What do you think is so addictive about the sport? The chill vibe and welcoming community are a huge draw for so many players. In tennis, golf, and other sports, players generally show up with their foursome, play, and leave. Pickleball, rather, is known for its “open play” style, where you can show up by yourself and play with dozens of others, rotating around for a couple of hours. Beyond that, pickleball is easy to play and easy on the body, so it attracts players of every age and mobility level. Does your facility sponsor leagues for all levels of play, and is it the only one in the Boulder area? GA tennis letterwinner Scott Fliegelman ’85 set his sights on a new sport five years ago and hasn’t looked back. From playing (he’s a topranked senior pro player on the tour) and coaching to opening Boulder Pickleball in 2022 and winning a silver medal at the USA Pickleball National Championships that same year, Fliegelman hopes that what drew him to the sport continues to make believers out of others – it is so much fun! When did pickleball catch your eye? I had never heard of the sport before a friend introduced me in June 2019, saying that since I was a big tennis player, I would be really good. It turns out that my tennis experience was super helpful (thanks GA!) in making it to the pro ranks, but it is not required to become a very good player. On a side note: While I played NCAA Division I tennis at Rider University, followed by a couple of years of satellite/challenger level pro tourneys, my favorite years of competitive tennis were at

Zoe Shapiro Torrey ’19 graduated Summa Cum Laude from the University of Chicago. She’s now working at the National Academy for State Health Policy in Washington D.C.

Boulder Pickleball is the only indoor pickleball facility in the area and features five dedicated courts plus two smaller practice courts. Borrowing from the ski trails rating system, we feature open play and clinics for our 1,600+ members at the green, blue, and black levels. What can we see from this sport, and perhaps the people who play it, in future years? Everyone loves to talk about and visualize pickleball in the Olympics, which may be 8-12 years out. We’ll see. Last summer, I had the chance to join a group who traveled to Israel to promote pickleball. We were guests of the IOC-affiliated Maccabiah Games, held every four years, and one of the world’s largest sporting events. An exhibition event in 2022, pickleball will be featured as a medal sport in 2025 (shortened to three-year interval due to Covid).

2020s

navigating the world of public relations and strategic communications.”

Jenna Rothenstein ’21 shared, “I have been selected as a recipient of the 2023 Ev/Clay Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) Miami Chapter Scholarship! This scholarship represents more than just a financial boost for my education; it signifies the support, encouragement, and trust of the PRSA Miami Chapter in my journey as a communications professional. I am inspired to continue my journey of

Ralph Gariano ’22 was named to the College of the Holy Cross Spring 2023 Dean’s List. Rachel Roth ’22 was named to the Dean’s List for Spring 2023 at the University of Hartford.

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THE ALUMNI MISSION

AWARD The Alumni Society Board is proud to announce the 2023 recipients of the Alumni Mission Award. Honorees will be officially recognized on Thursday, November 9 prior to GA/PC Day & Alumni Weekend. Please enjoy learning more about how these Patriots are Independent in Thought, Confident in Expression, Compassionate in Spirit, Collaborative in Action, and Honorable in Deed.

Derrick Pitts ’73

From infinity to beyond is the best way to describe Derrick Pitts, the Chief Astronomer and Planetarium Director for the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia. He is not only the first African American to hold these dual titles at a major science institution in the United States, but he is also the first American to set this benchmark.

From serving as NASA Solar System Ambassador since 2009 and the “Astrobiology Ambassador” for the NASA/MIRS/UNCF Special Program Corporation’s Astrobiology Partnership Program to appearing as a science content expert on the “Colbert Report” on Comedy Central and “The Late, Late Show with Craig Ferguson” on CBS, his reputation as a trailblazer spans the globe.

However, it is his life’s work to make science and astronomy accessible for young people. “The saying goes - each one, reach one, teach one,” Pitts said. “My one favorite thing to do here at the Franklin Institute really is to see the lightbulb go off above someone’s head when they understand the concept that they’ve always found challenging but now they’ve been able to understand.” He’s had an amazing journey to the top of his profession, has broken down barriers, and opened up opportunities for thousands of young people nationwide. “You can always do something, you just have to find the path to do it. Never give up looking for that path and continue to follow that which excites you,” he said.

(sources: CampusPhilly & CBS Philadelphia)

William Hyndman V ’88

It is no surprise to anyone who knows him that perseverance is Bill Hyndman’s favorite core value. He believes that many of life’s challenges have helped build him into the person he is today and has experienced great satisfaction by facing his obstacles and never giving up on his goals. As a 12-year Army veteran who served as a Blackhawk helicopter pilot, company commander, and personnel officer in the 82nd Airborne Division, Hyndman received three Meritorious Service Medals during his service. After leaving the military, he started a business called Patriot Connections, which focused on helping transition and place veterans in corporate positions by providing free career counseling and other job-search skills. Then, following his life-long passion, he joined First Tee - Greater Philadelphia, a non-profit dedicated to integrating the game of golf into life skills curriculum, as Executive Director in 2015. As one nominee wrote, 54 | GERMANTOWN ACADEMY

“Bill has helped build a golf program that services over 150 schools and youth centers. His non-profit annually teaches over 45,000 students in the Philly area, and has also built an endowed scholarship program for kids to attend private schools in the area. He has taken over two bankrupt city golf courses and provided a safe after-school program for children. Bill has impacted thousands of kids and instilled life skills they will use for the rest of their lives.” In addition to the incredible work he has done for our veterans and in the Philadelphia community, Hyndman continues to give back to GA. He serves as a resource for senior projects and partnering with our golf team to create a mentorship program with the children at First Tee.

Kurt Wetzel ’88

Kurt Wetzel embodies the GA mission in so many ways. As an alum, parent, teacher, coach, and mentor, he exemplifies compassion and collaboration daily. As one nominee wrote, “whether he is balancing the discipline/motivation/empathy line with Lower School students or instructing X’s and O’s with his Upper School players on the soccer field, Kurt just gets it. He knows the history of GA, he believes in the spirit of GA, and he is an omnipresent face for students, athletes, parents, colleagues, and other alumni.” A veteran member of the 5th Grade team, Wetzel develops connections with his students that go beyond their time in his classroom. Each year he is constantly looking for opportunities to volunteer and bring together the community to make GA stronger in whatever capacity he can.

In addition to his impact in the classroom, Wetzel has been coaching various teams of soccer at GA since 2003 and currently serves as the boys varsity coach, winning the Inter-Ac League in 2021 and tying for 2nd in 2022. He has also headed up the GA Summer Programs soccer camp as coach and director since 2003. Another nominee summed it up best by saying “Kurt’s name speaks for itself regarding his involvement throughout the GA community. GA alum, parent, teacher, coach, traffic coordinator, mentor…you name it, Kurt exemplifies compassionate in spirit and resonates all things GA.”

Laure Biron ’03

During a decade spent engaging at-risk youth in public art projects, Laure Biron realized she was more interested in the service aspects of her work than the actual painting. So Biron earned a social work degree at Bryn Mawr College and found her niche at Broad Street Ministry, the human services nonprofit where she is now CEO. Joining Broad Street in 2019 and becoming CEO in 2020, Laure launched a meal program called Step Up to the Plate to meet heightened need during the pandemic. Under her leadership, Broad Street went from serving 70,000 on-site meals annually to a four-site pickup operation that provided 1 million meals to hungry Philadelphians during the pandemic’s first two years. For guests, the meals often provide a gateway to transformative programs. “Today, Broad Street Ministry has become the region’s most creative social service organization for people experiencing deep

poverty,” says Biron. “We provide lifestabilizing services to more than 7,000 guests a year,” she adds. Biron now oversees a $3.5 million operating budget, the organization’s first strategic plan in nearly two decades, and pilot programs like a mobile hygiene truck. She’s also expanded training for employees of other nonprofits on topics like de-escalation, anti-bias and what she calls “radical hospitality,” her favorite descriptor of Broad Street’s mission. “We sustain a … [hope] that one day this practice of hospitality will be pervasive,” Biron says, “and no longer considered a radical act.” (sources: GridPhilly & The 2023 Above & Beyond by City & State Pennsylvania)

Steven Jackson ’04

“Media that resonates. Experiences that move you.” – Jackson-Cor mission

In 2015, Steven Jackson met his future business partner, Ricardo Calderon, as community organizers in the Philadelphia area. Their work intersected in the areas of community building, social justice, and storytelling. After some time they created Jackson-Cor, a media services company that focuses on the power of relationships to inspire positive change. Through the production arm of the company, Steven has produced short films such as “Be You: A Story of Self Love” and “Open Your Eyes: Conversations about Gun Violence and Healing”. More recently, the Jackson-Cor team formed a partnership with the University of Pennsylvania and the Center for

Black Educator Development to produce a short film that will feature youth and Black male role models discussing the intersection of health, Black men, and community. Jackson has also shared his gifts of mentoring with GA through his leadership on the Alumni Society Board, Black Alumni Alliance, and involvement with our Black Student Alliance. As one nominee wrote, “Steven spearheaded a mentor program for our Black male students called GAME (Germantown Academy Mentoring Experience), providing encouragement and guidance for our students who wanted to connect with our Black alums. He has been a passionate advocate for all students of color and is having a profound impact on the experiences of these students at GA.” Jackson’s compassion and dedication to community building have reached far and wide as he proudly works towards enacting real change.

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CLASS OF 2014

MARGARET ANNE HUBBELL: A LIFE OF SERVICE

ALUMNI EVENTS & ACTIVITIES Nov. 10-12

GA/PC Day & Alumni Weekend

Nov. 10

Health & Wellness Center All-Alumni Open House and Reception

Post-Thanksgiving Alumni Sports – Mens’ & Womens’ Soccer, Cross Country, and Ice Hockey Feb. 2024 Alumni Medical Professionals Social & Networking – GA’s Health & Wellness Center Nov. 24

A second lieutenant in the US Army, Margaret Anne Hubbell ’14 always knew she wanted to make a difference in an honorable way. Hubbell’s interest in serving our country came at an early age with the help of her father. In 8th Grade, she visited West Point for a football game (Army was playing Tulane, which was her dad’s alma mater) and loved it. Hubbell continued to explore her options but came to one conclusion - she wanted the opportunity to serve her country. “I was created to be able to do this.”

Feb. 2024

Los Angeles Area Alumni Reception San Francisco Area Alumni Reception

Mar. 6, 2024

Philadelphia Alumni Reception

Mar. 8, 2024

Life After GA Alumni Panel Discussions with all Upper School Students

April 13, 2024

McVeigh Day of Service

April 2024

Washington, DC Area Alumni Reception

July 2024

GA @ the Shore Party

With her sights set on West Point, Hubbell made the decision to transfer to GA her junior year. She immediately felt that GA encouraged students in a way she hadn’t seen before. She expressed that during her time at GA, not only was she inspired to pursue what she wanted through hard work but was also given the resources to make it happen. After graduating in 2014, Hubbell realized her dream at the United States Military Academy where she played NCAA Division I basketball. When it came to leadership, Hubbell learned a great deal on the basketball court. As captain of the GA basketball team, she put her skills into action on the daily. “Working with Coach Retif and being a member of the basketball team helped me hone my leadership skills,” Hubbell said. “This was important because West Point is all about leadership, and I was able to show that I could lead teams and work with other people.” As Hubbell’s character continued to strengthen, so did her physical fitness, as training in 56 | GERMANTOWN ACADEMY

For details and to RSVP, visit: www.germantownacademy.net/alumni. Check the website often for updates and new opportunities! Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/germantownacademy her professional life is one of her favorite aspects of serving. Hubbell has been in the Army for the past six years and is currently stationed in Fort Bragg, North Carolina. She is scheduled to be discharged next year and is looking forward to rejoining “civilization” while pursuing some other interests, including CrossFit and nutrition. She is the founder and head coach of 1% Nutrition (one-percent-nutrition.com), a company which coaches individuals to meet their dieting goals. Reflecting on her experience from GA until now, Hubbell wants the GA community to know one thing. “Dream big for whatever you want to achieve in the future. If you work hard enough towards your goal, anything is possible.”

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