2020-21 Graland Gratitude Report by Graland Country Day School

2020-21

Gratitude Report Graland Country Day School 1

At Graland Country Day School it is our mission to: Achieve intellectual excellence, build strong character, enrich learning through the arts and athletics, and prepare our students to be engaged citizens and thoughtful leaders. Ascende Omnem Montem Climb Every Mountain

Table of Contents Letter from Josh Cobb, Head of School

Letter from Bernie Dvorak, President, Board of Trustees

Financials 9 Time, Talent & Treasure By the Numbers

Volunteer Spotlight: Cynde Palmer

Volunteers 15 Giving Volunteers

Giving Societies

Giving Back to Graland: The Corr Family

Constituencies 35 Alumni 44 Special Funds

Honoring Sammy Loewi’s Legacy

Tribute Giving

Legacy Giving: Dr. Andrea Sodano ’65

Legacy Giving

Montem Society

Loyalty Giving

Graland Loyalty Society: Judge Richard Hart ’54

Graland Parent Association

Inspire Campaign

tudents in all grades benefit from enriched  Scurricular lessons through off-campus day trips. Th ekindergartners enjoyed strawberry picking and visiting the pumpkin patch at Berry Patch Farms.

LETTER FROM THE HEAD OF SCHOOL Dear Graland Community, In my August 2020 opening remarks to the community, I stated, “If we keep coming back to the child and trust that all involved place the child at the heart of what we do, we will continue to build a strong community, a community I believe will prevail in the face of this crisis.” This approach led us to great success; we opened our campus in August and maximized in-person days throughout the entire school year. This effort provided students with a sense of normalcy, as well as the structure and the relationships they needed to thrive and grow. In addition to being child-focused, we were also whole child-focused and did our best, within the health and safety constraints, to provide a holistic program that inspires students to become lifelong learners, artists, athletes, and leaders. In a year when many children have suffered learning loss, Graland students have continued to develop all the skills that they need to succeed.

Finding Joy

In addition to thriving as learners, our students have flourished by finding joy with their peers and teachers. I wish I could somehow capture the happiness and excitement I witnessed during the 165 days we were in person last year. Because we are a PreK-8 school, that childhood enthusiasm infuses our campus. It is one of the reasons why I have always loved working at Graland and educating this age range. Whether I am chaperoning a sixth grade trip to Mesa Verde, covering my pick up or lunch duty, or taking a peek out of my office window, the playfulness I see is indicative of the playfulness that occurs throughout each day here at Graland, even with masks, cohorts, and plenty of sanitizer. When you focus on young people, you are reminded of joy on a daily basis.

Gratitude

This past year, our community committed to serving the collective and specifically serving the children, as we each did our part to mitigate health risks and maximize in-person learning. The GPA did so much to keep us connected virtually and to bolster our educators and those who support them. Parents and grandparents consistently volunteered to help the school during this challenging time, from car line to community outreach. In addition, the school community demonstrated incredible generosity by exceeding our Annual Fund expectations. Finally, many showed their gratitude for teachers, who proved even more essential over the past year, by helping us successfully conclude the Inspire Campaign. I want to express special thanks to our Inspire cochairs, the Corrigans and the Freyers. During the 2021-22 school year, I look forward to reconnecting with our community. By putting children first, we cultivate a strong school-home partnership, and by strengthening that partnership, we put children first. While following that North Star and displaying the best traits of One Graland—the empathy, the understanding, and the gratitude, I know we will continue to climb mountains together for the sake of our students. Sincerely,

Josh Cobb Head of School

Ex-Officio:

hat do you see? Middle School scientists developed their  Wcuriosity, critical thinking, and creative problem-solving skills through a host of hands-on activities and challenges in the Gates Innovation Lab.

LETTER FROM THE BOARD PRESIDENT Dear Graland Community, As the 2020-21 school year came to a close, and I reflected back on all that occurred over 12 months, there was one word that continued to ring loud and clear with me: gratitude!

2020-21 Board of Trustees

I am incredibly grateful and thankful for the job that Josh and his team did to keep our kids in school this past year!

President Bernie Dvorak

Josh’s North Star was to get our kids back on campus safely starting in August and maximize in-person learning. It was a tall task given where we stood at the end of the 2019-2020 school year. The Board committed to Josh to give him whatever support and resources were necessary to get the job done. The result was phenomenal! The team came out with a competitive fire and vigor to reach that North Star. The countless hours of planning by administrators, faculty, and staff, in an ever-changing environment with loosely defined rules on what could and couldn’t be done, was almost an impossible challenge. However, the team was laser focused. Mission accomplished and a job extremely well done!

1st Vice President Max Caulkins ’87 2nd Vice President Adam Farver ’92 Treasurer Jon-Erik Borgen ’92 Secretary Michelle Eidson

So, I have gratitude for: • Having a courageous, dedicated head of school who never lost sight of the North Star. • An administrative team and staff that worked tirelessly this past year. • Our world class faculty who learned how to teach through screens, masks, and any other sort of protective clothing, while continuing to do so with all the care, compassion, and grace they have always had. • Our supportive Graland community, including families, the GPA, the alumni, the medical advisory board, and most of all, the students! I am truly moved by the generosity of the entire school community this past year. Whether you gave philanthropically or offered the gift of your time, care, and talents, our kids were the biggest benefactors of all the work that went into One Graland! Also, I want to express gratitude to departing trustees Max Caulkins ’87, Courtney Dorn ’91 Hughes, and Jeff Allen. Their guidance, support, and dedication to the school over their years of service has been invaluable. I would also like to welcome incoming trustees Graham Williams ’92, Mimi Saavedra, and John Kuntz. At our May Board of Trustees meeting, the board elected Adam Farver ’92 to the position of President-Elect. Adam assumed those duties starting July 1. I look forward to working with Adam, Josh, and the entire Board during the 2021-22 school year. In closing, I want to reiterate the gratitude for our teachers, administrators, alumni and the supporting community that we are all so very fortunate to be a part of. Sincerely,

Members Jeff Allen Michael Bell Tim Buese Ellie Caulkins Jason Cooper ’84 Amy Corrigan Yvette Frampton John Freyer ’92 Alison Gillis Kate Gulick Courtney Dorn ’91 Hughes Ivo Jurek Sara Knickerbocker Shalini Sharma Sarah Martin ’95 Stettner Jeff Susman ’91 Ex-Officio Members Deb Ridenour, GPA President Tina Wais, School Climate Advisory Committee Chair David Watts ’92, Graland Alumni Board President Josh Cobb, Head of School Juan Botello, Director of Finance & Operations

Bernie Dvorak Board President 7

econd graders were buzzing with excitement when  Stheir proposal to create a campus pollinator garden was

approved! Moving forward, every year, Grade 2 students will take on the responsibility of learning how to care for the garden in science class.

FINANCIALS 2020-2021 (unaudited)

Revenue

$20.3M

Tuition & Fees

20,026,313

Less: Financial Aid

(2,710,307)

Net Tuition & Fees

17,316,006

85.2%

88,528

0.4%

1,352,984

6.7%

92,099

0.5%

1,468,717

7.2%

20,318,334

100%

Graland Parent Association - Net Contributions - Unrestricted Contributions - Other Graland Foundation Distributions Total*

Contributions Graland Parent Association (Net) (Other) (.5%) (.5%) Contributions (Unrestricted) (6.7%) Graland Foundation Distributions (7.2%)

Tuition & Fees (85.2%)

Expenses Educational Salaries & Expenses

13,102,023

66.4%

Facilities & Maintenance

1,624,902

8.2%

General and Administration

2,572,726

13.0%

456,316

2.3%

1,150,099

5.8%

Capital Expenses

577,548

2.9%

COVID Costs

237,544

1.2%

19,721,158

100%

Fundraising Lunch

Total

Expenses $19.7M

Capital Expenses (2.9%) Lunch (5.8%)

Fundraising (2.3%) COVID Costs (1.2%)

Facilities & Maintenance (8.2%)

General & Administration (13%)

Educational Salaries & Expenses (66.4%)

* Total revenue does not include $985,000 in donations raised for the Graland Endowment

Thank You from the Development Office! Graland’s Development Office would like to extend special appreciation to all the community members who shared their time, talent, and treasure with the school during the 2020-21 school year.

Graland Welcomes the New Development Manager Anna Natassja Scheitler ’13 The Development Team would also like to introduce the newest member of the Development Office team, Anna Natassja Scheitler ’13, who will be leading alumni relations efforts and the Graland Annual Fund. A Denver native, Anna Natassja returned to Graland as development manager in July 2021. A proud alumna, she has many fond memories of being an Eagle. She is a firm believer that Graland shaped her into the person she is today and is looking forward to making many more memories during her professional career. Anna Natassja graduated magna cum laude from Bucknell University with a bachelor’s degree in English literary studies. In her free time, as a former NCAA Division I rower, she enjoys coaching junior rowing at the Mile High Rowing Club. When she is not on the water, Anna Natassja enjoys spending time in the mountains, reading poetry, and volunteering.

THANK YOU! Graland is grateful for its community’s gifts of

TIME - TALENT - TREASURE 11

TIME, TALENT & TR

$1,352,180

in unrestricted funds raised for the Annual Fund Donors at the Head of School level and above contributed nearly 75% of our Annual Fund total

1,326

gifts made to Graland

85%

of current parents made a gift to Graland 387 MEMBERS OF THE NEW GRALAND LOYALTY SOCIETY (GLS)

59 FAMILIES have been giving to Graland for

15 YEARS OR MORE 12

437

VOLUNTEERS (in the midst of a closed campus!)

153 Grandparents donated their time, talent and treasure

REASURE BY THE NUMBERS EVERY GIFT MATTERS 492 Gifts of $250 and less

TOTALED $48,400

Businesses and Corporations supported Graland through matching gifts and GPA sponsorships and gifts in kind

100%

FROM

PARTICIPATION RATES

Board of Trustees

GPA Council Alumni Board

233 ALUMNI GAVE TO THEIR ALMA MATER

1952

CLASS YEARS OF OLDEST AND YOUNGEST

ALUMNI DONORS

2023

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Volunteer Spotlight: Cynde Palmer No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted. - Aesop

When asked to describe Graland parent and volunteer Cynde Palmer, some used descriptive words such as “thoughtful,” “energetic,” “warm,” and “kind.” Others used phrases such as “she does little things that make a big impact” and “she will always help in any way that she can!” Long before Cynde ever became a Graland parent and volunteer, she secretly hoped that her children would one day be students at Graland. So, as soon as her twins Amelia ’26 and Hazel ’26 became students, Cynde did not waste any time getting involved at the school. During a typical school year, you will find Cynde lending a helping hand, wherever is needed, with a smile. Over the years, Cynde has been a volunteer at the Graland Gallop, the VOA Snowflake Party, GPA outreach events, faculty and staff appreciation breakfasts, and potluck dinners. In addition, she has chaired the Graland Cares event, has been a warm and welcoming face in both the classroom and lunchroom, and is a frequent attendee at GPA meetings. For Cynde, it is not about the number of events she attends but the connections she makes when she gets

there. “Directly working with the kiddos is my absolute most treasured role,” Cynde shared. “The major bonus is working alongside supportive teachers, resulting in a deeper community connection. Realistically, the day will come when my children ask me to stop volunteering; coincidentally, this is the same day I learn to sneak around campus,” Cynde joked. If you are looking for new ways to get involved in the school community, Cynde will tell you the sky’s the limit! “There are numerous ways to participate, be it in-person or acting behind the scenes. Volunteering provides the perfect route of trying out various roles while making lasting friendships along the way. So choose your interests and get in there!” Cynde said. This year, Cynde is looking forward to volunteering on campus again and making up for lost time through reconnection and in-person events. To learn more about the different ways to get involved at Graland through the GPA, please visit graland.org/GPA.

VOLUNTEERS Graland is grateful for all the parent, grandparent, and alumni volunteers who shared their time and talent with the school during the 2020-21 year. Despite health and safety constraints that made volunteer opportunities challenging, so many people stepped forward and offered their service through faculty & staff appreciation activities, as carline volunteers, through community outreach opportunities, with classroom celebrations, and more. Graland would not be the same without these community members who are generous in spirit, sharing themselves with our students, faculty and staff. Thank you! Graland has increased its effort to recognize volunteers. The school apologizes to any volunteer whose name may have been inadvertently omitted. Please contact Jeri Volpe at 303-399-8370 or jvolpe@graland.org to report any errors or omissions.

Jen Adams Lisa Ahrendt Sarah Albert Jim Alexee Jill Alfond Sara Ali Jeff Allen Kimberly Allen Jaime Miller ’97 Altman Adonis Ameen-Moore Christy Anderson Holly Anderson Julia Annison Anna Asarch Leah Ashley Ellie Atkeson ’03 Bryan Auchterlonie Kimberly Austin Roger Austin Erin Autrey Sara Axelrod ’04 Anne Bailey Susan Bain-Schmidt Kristina Baker Liza Baker Jenny Baker-Strasburg Kalliope Balafas Kostula Balafas Colin Barclay Liz Barclay Jennifer Person ’94 Barker Adam Barkin ’91 Jill Barkin Sara Barton Sonya Bassaly Luke Beatty ’86 Susan Beatty Pattie Lee Becker Megan Bee ’86 Kinley Belcher

Michael Bell Shannon Bell Cody Belzley Jennifer Bergsieker Meredith Berlin Karin Bisogno-Von Glumer Erica Bissette Bill Bivens Ken Blair Keri Blair Meredith Linker Bloomberg ’23 Harvey Bograd Katya Bograd Jennifer Bolton Mark Bolton Laura Bonnett-Lohr Brooke Borgen Jon-Erik Borgen ’92 Justin Borus ’91 Tobey Borus Natalie Drucker ’99 Boscoe Amanda Boswell Chase Boswell ’95 Chris Boulanger Kara Boulanger Jackie Bove Demitric Boykin ’02 Amy Brenner Jacqueline Brody Laura Brown Elizabeth Browning Lauren Brownstein Molly Bruce Erin Bruno Nancy Buese Tim Buese Aaron Burgamy ’89 Brooke Burgamy Sarah Burgess Windy Camidge

Leslie Cammuso Cat Carlson Ned Carlson Katie Carnes James Carr Karen Carr Ellie Caulkins Max Caulkins ’87 Cully Cavness ’02 Kaylan Celestin India Champion Bethany Chang Amy Chapman Tatyana Chashnik Melissa Cheong Lucy Chused Dan Cohen Olivia Cohen ’16 Aimee Coleman Jolene Collier Shannon Collins Steve Collins Chris Colvin Katherine Colvin Heidi Cooley Jason Cooper ’84 Sara Drucker ’89 Cooper Sara Corr Amy Corrigan Liza Coughlin Cher Crichlow Caleb Cunningham ’07 Emily Cunningham Ann Curtis Autumn Dadourian Angelica Daneo Tiffany Dashiell Christopher Davis Lauren Davis Brian Day

Jessica Day Kahn De Rothschild Celeste DeLeon Amanda Delgado Ruth Hall ’01 Dial Wes Dial Jessie Dixon Paige Dorn ’94 Tauna Dowling Jennifer Drake Nathan Drake Jessica Dufresne Cory Dunnick Bernie Dvorak Kelsey Dworkis Zachary Dworkis Marisa Day Echaniz Taciane Eichstaedt Michelle Eidson Kelly Eisinger Catherine Eklund Peter Eklund ’94 Mary Eldridge Ola Elkhazindar Alexis Emich Sarah Everson Adam Farver ’92 Melissa Farver Tira Feierstein Beth Finke Josh Finke Rhiannon Fisher Blake Fisk Sarah Foran Jami Forschner Chris Frampton Yvette Frampton Stephanie Frankel ’91 Amy Frankmore Rebecca Freed

he biography expo is a Grade 2 tradition that involves cross-departmental collaboration  Tand engaged student learning. As a part of their research project, students had green light meetings, in which they presented their ideas for inventions to help the historical figure of their choice.

VOLUNTEERS CONTINUED Heather French Cristina Fresquez-Pizarro Casey Frey Andi Freyer John Freyer, Jr. ’92 Ali Frick ’00 Stephanie Gannaway Michelle Garcia Liz Gardner Danijela Gazibara Erika Gebhardt Dani Gebhart Alison Gillis Paul Gillis Kimberly Gionta Lisa Glauser Jenn Glyphis Linda Godfrey Masae Gold Angie Goldberg Todd Goldberg Lupe Gomez Oscar Gonzalez Holiday Goodreau Jessica Goski Kelly Grable Greg Graeber Jason Graybill Regan Graybill Catherine Grimes Hillary Grippaldi Michael Grippaldi Ron Guillot, Jr. Kate Gulick Jessica Bing Gurfinkel Brooke Hamman Amy Harper Alexis Hart

Pam Hatcher Melissa Hatzidakis John Hawk PollyBeth Hawk Maren Hayes Joe Hey Jennifer Grin Hey Ann Harrison ’81 Hicks Elana Hirschfeld Hayden Hirschfeld ’91 Lindsey Holben Kerri Holman Gail Hommertzheim Timothy Hommertzheim Margaret Hoover Adam Howarth Stefanie Howarth David Huberman Karyn Huberman Holly Hudson Courtney Dorn ’91 Hughes Vanessa Humes ’97 Katie Pruitt Hurley Laura Hurley Alex Iseman Cathryn Iten Kim Fuller ’86 Jacoby Gabi Jakubowski Maggie Jarrett Carl Jenkins Kellie Jenkins Patrick Jobin ’01 Christina Johnson Dara “Mo” Johnson ’93 Ann Jordan Rhonda Judge Heather Jurek Ivo Jurek Mara Kailin Lauren Kanouse Alexis Kearns

Sean Kearns Soojin Kim Morgan Kircher Elizabeth Kirkpatrick Molly Kirkpatrick Marnie Klein Greer Kneip Sara Knickerbocker Natalie Koontz Marguerite Hitchens ’91 Korber Gabe Koroluk Jessica Sporn Kristiseter Michelle Kuba Paige Kushner Frank Laden Tonya Laden Samantha Larkins Tara Lavizzo Shannon Le Bel Elizabeth Leddy Rebecca Ledges Alisa Lee Sherick Cecil Lepard Stephanie Lepard Ali Levy ’00 Brent Levy ’98 Laura L’Herault Cori Lin Amanda Poe ’00 Little Anthony Loeffler Christine Loeffler Nicole Lonsway Marty Lord Olivia Louis Mark Lubischer Kimm Lucas Larissa Luhrs Ben Lusher ’99 Carolina Lyon V Madiah Rochelle Maki-Williams

Lawrence Mandes Meredith Mankwitz Mari Marsico Sam Martin Leticia Martinez Dianna Goldberg ’84 May Tatum McArthur Marcus McCarty Brooke McClean Emily McGee Bobbi McPherson Carrie Meek Betsy Metcalfe Drew Meyers Megan Meyers Jennifer Miera Christopher Miller Hans Miller Nicole Miller Carolyn Mitchell Christina Montez-da Silva Kim Montgomery Rene Moore Lindsay Morgan Robin Morris Jennifer Moss Erina Mukasa Amanda Murphy Sarah Nagle-Yang Cathy Naughton Kristin Newman Collinus Newsome Amy Nichols Afsaneh Noori Patrina Odette Sean Offner ’09 Rosaleigh Olivas Elaine Oliver Griffen O’Shaughnessy Carmelo Paglialunga Cynde Palmer

VOLUNTEERS CONTINUED Lisa Palmer Matthew Palmer Andrea Parada Chris Parisi Healy Parks Meagan Partilla Maria Pearson Mark Pearson Jessica Peck Kavitha Periyalwar Libby Perkins Trisha Perlman Jessica Perrill ’93 Erin Petrush Rebecca Petty Ryann Peyton Anna Phelan Belen Pizarro ’19 Jeni Planegger Max Popov Jennifer Pray Sharol Preisser Anne Quallick Lauren Ramsay Joyce Raynor Alison Reed Nathan Reed Danielle Remington Brandon Ridenour Deb Ridenour Madison Riggins Kathy Riley Tom Riley Jane Risley Deeann Rivera Megan Robert Carol Roberts Jennifer Rohan Leslie Rose

Dan Rosenberg Kelly Rosenberg Lisa Ross Elizabeth Marsico ’05 Ross Katherine Rubin Alexis Rudisill John Russell Leslie Russell Ashley Johnson ’88 Rust Mimi Saavedra Tino Saavedra Julie Sachs Catherine Safieddine Becky Schaub Cristina Schmidt Kevin Schoelzel ’07 Jenny Scholes ’95 Jennifer Schouten Daniel Schrader Elana Schwartzreich Megan Scremin Page Sepic Amanda Shane Rordan Shane Susanna Shannon Shalini Sharma Maia Selinger ’98 Sidon Bernie Siegel Kimberly Siegel Amy Silver Dina Silverman Josephine Sinclair Therese Ivancovich Sissel Myra Skinner Amy Slothower Erin Smith Sheilah Smith Sarah Solomon Erik Speicher Krista Speicher Sarah Spiegel Frances Newton ’96 Stacy

Michele Steed Sarah Martin ’95 Stettner Gary Steuer Sophie Steuer Jaime Stiles Mack Stiles Lisa Storey Mary Stromberg Leanna Sultan Abby Summers Ginger Susman Jeff Susman ’91 Suzie Susman Molly Sutton Lauren Tankersley Kelly Taylor, Jr. Sarah Taylor Alexandra Theriault James Thom Jeter Thomas ’95 Meagan Thomas Samantha Thompson Christine Thornton Margaux Trammell Carol Trujillo Ashley Tulp Amy Turner Shaylisa Turner Marty Twarogowski Kristy Unthank Zak Vasquez Tami Vinson Kara Vinton Jill Stein ’94 Vishnitsky Tina Wais Alexander Wamboldt ’03 Barb Wallace Lisa Walters Nicole Warot David Watts ’92 Jennifer Watts ’87 Nadia Watts

Emily Weber Kristin Eklund ’88 Weber Alexis Wilson ’96 Weightman Gordie Weightman Dan Weiner Liz Weiner Charlie Wesley IV Megan Wesley Laura Whalen Darius White Liana Whitfield Joanne Wichern Rosie Wiedenmayer Japera Walker ’02 Wilkison Audrey Williams Caro Williams Graham Williams ’92 Anya Winslow Jason Wissner Cullen Wold Katie Wold Laura Wolf Julie Wolfe Cari Wolff Diane Woodworth-Jordan Elizabeth Wright Blair Wullschlager Jesse Xiao Dan Yamagishi Tony Yao Deborah Yim Becky Yoder Bob Young, Jr. Tricia Youssi Anne Austin ’95 Zeckser Judy Zhu Julie Zimbelman Scott Zimbelman Kathy Zimmerman ’88

ommunity Day in February brought the chance to build  Crelationships, have fun together, and learn about others. 17

owdy partner! Kindergarten students  Hparticipated in an outdoor rodeo with their

homemade trusty steeds during the highlyanticipated annual tradition.

Graland is grateful for all of the following volunteers who dedicate their time to help the school reach its dollar and participation goals each year. Our 2020-21 fundraising success and financial strength would not be possible without the following: Development Committee

Annual Fund Committee

Tim Buese, Chair

Aaron Burgamy ’89, Co-Chair Jaime Miller ’97 Altman, Co-Chair

Jaime Miller ’97 Altman Christy Anderson Aaron Burgamy ’89 Josh Cobb Lauren Davis Bernie Dvorak Kelly Eisinger Alexis Emich Jessica Goski Regan Graybill Kate Gulick Ann Jordan Ben Lusher ’99 Griffen O’Shaughnessy Deb Ridenour Elizabeth Marsico ’05 Ross Elana Schwartzreich Ashley Tulp Jeri Volpe Graham Williams ’92 Deborah Yim

Kalliope Balafas Karin Bisogno-Von Glumer Bill Bivens Chase Boswell ’95 Bethany Chang Tatyana Chashnik Tiffany Dashiell Peter Eklund ’94 Sarah Everson Beth Finke Josh Finke Catherine Grimes Kate Gulick Adam Howarth Stefanie Howarth Marnie Klein Greer Kneip Gabe Koroluk Amanda Poe ’00 Little Anthony Loeffler Carrie Meek Christina Montez-da Silva Amy Nichols Elaine Oliver John Russell Megan Scremin Amy Slothower Krista Speicher Lisa Storey Cari Wolff Anne Austin ’95 Zeckser

Graland Alumni Board Fundraising Committee Jaime Miller ’97 Altman, Chair Ellie Atkeson ’03 Patrick Jobin ’01 Kevin Schoelzel ’07 David Watts ’92

Inspire Committee Members: Peter and Amy Corrigan, Co-Chairs John, Jr. ’92 and Andi Freyer, Co-Chairs Luke ’86 and Susan Beatty Louis and Erica Bissette Jon-Erik ’92 and Brooke Borgen Justin ’91 and Tobey Borus Tim and Nancy Buese Max ’87 and Ramey Caulkins Josh Cobb, Head of School Denny and Liza Coughlin Christopher and Lauren Davis Bernie Dvorak and Amy Blair Ryan ’93 and Griffen O’Shaughnessy Brandon and Deb Ridenour Andrew and Sarah Martin ’95 Stettner

rade 5 students kicked off the year soaring to new heights  Gduring their annual class trip to La Foret, Colorado. 20

Annual Fund Family of Funds in Action Launched in Fall 2018, the Graland Annual Fund Family of Funds was created to give donors the opportunity to support yearly needs of the school while pursuing personal philanthropic passion. As you read throughout the coming pages, see some new and notable initiatives from the 2020-21 school year of how Graland Annual Fund dollars were put to work to improve the student experience and provide an exceptional environment for learning. Financial Aid - Additional funds allocated for families in need of new or increased financial assistance as a result of COVID-19 pandemic hardship. Faculty Professional Development - Year-long support from World Leadership School to continue summer training on project-based learning. Facilities and Campus Safety - Invested in hiring a second full-time nurse, an air ionization system for classrooms and the gymnasium, plexiglass dividers, campus signage and sanitization supplies to keep students healthy and safe in their classrooms and across campus. Technology & Innovation - Expanded Graland’s 1:1 program with third grade iPads; purchase of Swivl technology for school-wide remote student access and connections; significant investment in wireless infrastructure necessary for 2020-21 instructional needs.

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2020-21 GIVING SOCIETIES Graland is grateful for each and every donor who contributed during the 2020-21 school year. The strength of the Graland community is evident through both the scale of gifts listed below and the broad-based participation seen throughout these pages. On behalf of every student, teacher and program at Graland, thank you for your donation last year. Please note that the following lists represent any outright gift of cash or securities to the Graland Annual Fund, Inspire Campaign, Graland Parent Association or other funds for the endowment, school programs, facilities, or other ongoing projects made between July 1, 2020 and June 30, 2021. Giving levels are determined by both personal donations and corporate and foundation matching funds. Graland apologizes to any donor whose name may have inadvertently been omitted. Please call 303-336-3705 to report any errors or omissions.

LEADERSHIP CIRCLE

$25,000 & above

Jill Alfond Jeff Allen and Libby Anschutz ’89 The Blair Dvorak Family Borgen Family Foundation Justin ’91 and Tobey Borus Kenny and Jacqueline Brody Tim and Nancy Buese John and Bayard Cobb Peter and Amy Corrigan Jeff Cuneo and Carrie Meek Adam ’92 and Melissa Farver Flowe Foundation John Freyer, Jr. ’92 and Andi Freyer John Freyer, Sr. ’63 and Ginny Freyer

1927 CIRCLE

The Garuda Fund John Gowen, Sr. and Susan Gowen The HBB Foundation Robert Jornayvaz III and Louisa Jornayvaz Ivo and Heather Jurek Bob and Wendy Wolf ’71 Kaufman Taylor ’88 and Molly Kirkpatrick The LARRK Foundation Chris and Tammy Marsico Tom and Cydney Marsico Lanny and Sharon Martin J. Landis & Sharon Martin Family Foundation Bo Maurer and Lisa Ahrendt

Ford and Christine Maurer Mary Ford Maurer Donor Advisory Fund The Millennium Society Whitney “Chip” Newton Jr. ’69  Patrick and Jaleh Peyton Ryann Peyton and Sara Knickerbocker Peyton Family Foundation Cory and Elizabeth Marsico ’05 Ross Susanna and Tim Shannon Andrew and Sarah Martin ’95 Stettner Richard Diana Vigil Charitable Trust Marshall and Diane Gates ’69 Wallach Ben and Blair Wullschlager

The Harmes C. Fishback Foundation Chad and Liz Gardner The Gates Corporation Michael and Hillary Grippaldi Woody and Gayle Hunt Woody and Gayle Hunt Family Foundation Clif and Rosella Louis Brian ’93 and Meredith Mankwitz The Meek-Cuneo Family Fund Drew Meyers and Melissa Cheong Bruce and Patrina Odette Ryan ’93 and Griffen O’Shaughnessy Matthew and Cynthia Palmer Brandon and Deb Ridenour Ron and Julie Sachs Brian and Becky Schaub Ken and Elana Schwartzreich Schwartzreich Family Fund

Marc and Megan Scremin Shell Oil Company Foundation Matching Gifts Chris and Erin Smith Ben F. Stapleton IV and Stephanie Malliaris Stapleton Benjamin Stapleton III ’58 Craig ’60 and Dorothy Stapleton Skit Stapleton ’61 Jeff ’91 and Ginger Susman Chris and Ashley Tulp Mathew Van Alstyne and Catherine Grimes Ben and Lucy Ana Walton Kyle and Emily Weber Williams Companies Inc. Matthew and Katie Wold Wold Foundation

$10,000-$24,999

The Anschutz Foundation Libby Anschutz Foundation Had and Betsy Beatty Luke ’86 and Susan Beatty The Belcher Family Jon-Erik ’92 and Brooke Borgen Brown Cannon, Jr. ’60 and Mardi Cannon Chuck Cannon ’65 and Laurie Baxter Ellie Caulkins Max ’87 and Ramey Caulkins Caulkins Family Foundation Colorado Department of Human Services (CDHS) Brad and Sara Corr Denny and Liza Coughlin Madeline McWhinney ’34 Dale* Christopher and Lauren Davis Josh and Beth Finke

 Deceased

FOUNDERS CIRCLE

$5,000-$9,999

Anonymous (2) Howard and Karen Altman The Altman Family Foundation Phil and Nancy Anschutz David and Anna Asarch The B6 Fund George and Kalliope Balafas Brian ’83 and Elise Barish Shawn and Jennifer Person ’94 Barker The Barker Family Foundation BCP-ARR Club, LLC Michael and Shannon Bell Bell Family Trust William Bivens, Jr. and Larissa Luhrs Chris and Kara Boulanger Stephen and Laura Brown Bo and Lauren Brownstein The Buettner Family Foundation The Charles G. and Kathleen G. Cannon Family Fund Sureel and Bijal Choksi Choksi Family Giving Fund Jason ’84 and Sara Drucker ’89 Cooper Rich and Emily Cunningham Eagle Fund at The Denver Foundation John and Debbie Edwards The Edwards Family Stewardship Fund Garet Essin and Family

Eddie and Rhiannon Fisher Darren and Blake Fisk Chris and Yvette Frampton Robert Fuller II and Virginia Fuller Chris and Erika Gebhardt Paul and Alison Gillis Chad and Lisa Glauser George and Jenn Glyphis The Glyphis Family Charitable Fund Jason and Regan Graybill Andy and Jeanie Hoover Adam and Stefanie Howarth John Jordan, Jr. and Ann Jordan Geoff Lord, Sr. and Marty Lord Geoff and Marty Lord Family Fund Winston Lapham and Jennifer Marsico Lapham Ronni McCaffrey and b Frank Hans Miller and Heather French Brian and Lindsay Morgan Morgan Family Legacy Foundation Newmont Mining Corporation Andrew and Elaine Oliver Andrew and Elaine Oliver Charitable Fund Blake ’98 and Emily O’Shaughnessy Mark and Maria Pearson Pella Corporation Bruce ’72 and Kirsten Rifkin

Daniel and Jennifer Rohan Flip ’80 and Liz Rosenberry Rosenberry Charitable Term Trust David Sadoff and Zak Vasquez Francois and Catherine Safieddine SC Johnson Giving, Inc. Scott and Katie Schoelzel Schoelzel Family Foundation Megan and Marc Scremin Fund Dara Segal Nick and Kerry O’Shaughnessy ’00 Sheedy John and Nancy Stamper David and Michele Steed Stephen and Lisa Storey Don Strasburg and Jenny Baker-Strasburg Tom Suehr and Sam Martin Syntrinsic Investment Counsel James Thom and Judy Zhu Keith and Margaux Trammell Viewhouse Margie Weber Keith and Margie Weber Family Foundation Graham ’92 and Caro Williams Tony Yao and Deborah Yim Patrick and Tricia Youssi Tricia and Patrick Youssi Fund at the Denver Foundation Ido and Mor Zucker

uilding skills and confidence! The Grade 7  Bnewscast team filmed a weekly broadcast to keep the school community informed throughout the year.

Giving Back to Graland: The Corr Family After completing medical school and making countless moves across the country for work, Brad and Sara Corr, a gynecologic oncologist and internal medicine doctor were ready to put down roots and find a permanent home. For many years, the Corrs had their sights set on the Rocky Mountains - a place where they could not only continue to thrive in their careers but raise their family. So, when the perfect job opportunities opened in Denver, they knew it was time to make the move. With two young children, the search for an elementary school came not long after the move. “With how busy our work schedules are, I knew we needed a school that I could leave for work in the morning and not worry if my kids were learning what they needed to learn. I wanted to leave that to the professionals,” Sara said. While the Corrs liked a few of the schools they found, they realized it was the school in their new neighborhood that they loved. “We looked around at several schools with good reputations, and I think we just got extremely lucky that the best one was only blocks away from our house,” Brad said. While the Corrs were drawn to Graland’s strong academics, they quickly noticed that their children, Hannah (’25) and Charlie (’28), were receiving more than just an education at school. They were being shown how to become engaged citizens and thoughtful leaders. “I love that our kids get exposed to a lot of different ways to impact their community,” “We wholly trust Sara said. “Every year, they Graland, so we give to are introduced to a new and different age-appropriate way the Annual Fund every of interacting with the world board has done, and the impact that year so that the school and the community.” Brad the teachers have made. We’re not continued, “It seemed to us there every day to know exactly what can choose where the that the goal was to teach our the institution needs. But we wholly funds are most children how to be good people trust Graland, so we give to the Annual and that the high academic Fund every year so that the school can needed.” aptitude of the students is an choose where the funds are most needed,” -Sara Corr outcome of these lessons. Not just the Sara said. initial sentiment, and not the final goal.” As for getting involved, the Corrs will tell you Over time, Brad and Sara noticed a trust that no matter how much time you have, Graland with Graland that started to build. For example, has an opportunity for you to be an active member of the when it came time for their children to get new teachers school community, in ways both big and small. every year, they never once questioned the selection. “As a “We’re not always able to be there every day. So this is our kid, I remember the anxiety of finding out what class I was way of giving back and trying to be there when we can. There going to be in and who my teacher was going to be. Now, as are the parents who are able to be room parents and be parents, we don’t even think twice about it. We just trust the involved on a daily basis. There are people who can serve in system because every grade has been outstanding,” Brad said. leadership roles within the GPA. And then there are people, For this reason, when the time came to support teachers like us, who find different ways to help out,” Brad said. “We during the recent Inspire Campaign or donate to the Annual realize that we can’t be there for everything, but this is one Fund, the Corrs did not hesitate to get involved. way we can help. Graland does provide those opportunities “It’s amazing to see what Josh has accomplished, what the for everyone, so it makes it easy to get involved.” 25

HEAD OF SCHOOL CIRCLE Anonymous (3) Todd and Sarah Alijani Brad and Christy Anderson Artisan Partners Limited Partnership Drs. Suzanne and Roger Barkin Drs. Suzanne and Roger Barkin Charitable Fund BJJ Philanthropic Fund Chase ’95 and Amanda Boswell Darren and Molly Bruce Edwin and Catherine Carlson Carpet Exchange The Colorado Health Foundation Duke and Heidi Cooley Tom and Autumn Dadourian Marie G. Dennett Foundation, Inc. Don Dolan Alessandro and Taciane Eichstaedt Sam and Michelle Eidson John Eisinger, Jr. and Kelly Eisinger Peter ’94 and Catherine Eklund Fred Emich IV and Alexis Emich Craig and Sarah Everson Matt and Tira Feierstein

$3,000-$4,999

FirstBank GEM Family Law John Gribbin and Paige Dorn ’94 Dane ’99 and Andrea Harbaugh Patrick ’85 and Pam Hatcher Hayden ’91 and Elana Hirschfeld Mark and Courtney Dorn ’91 Hughes Chris and Kim Fuller ’86 Jacoby Andrew and Maggie Jarrett Patrick Jobin ’01 George and Susu Johnson Jeremy Kimball and Danijela Gazibara Fred and Greer Kneip Gabe Koroluk and Amy Zupon Martin Kristiseter and Jessica Sporn Kristiseter Paul and Paige Kushner Jon and Cori Lin Dylan and Sarah Lucas Ben Lusher ’99 and Nicole Graham-Lusher Peter and Mari Marsico Rick and Mindy Miller The Rick and Mindy Miller Family Fund Nadia Watts Interior Design

fter learning about homelessness and  Apoverty in Denver, Grade 6 students

created Team Give a Smile and worked together in this student-led initiative to collect food for those in need in the community.

OSF Investments Jake and Trisha Perlman Chaun and Erin O’Shaughnessy ’96 Powell Rick Robinson and Nina Saks Scott and Page Sepic Bill ’95 and Josephine Sinclair Greg Sissel and Therese Ivancovich Sissel Gregory and Therese Sissel Charitable Fund Steve and Myra Skinner Jeter ’95 and Meagan Thomas Stephen Tsai and Sonya Bassaly Rick and Christina Freyer ’97 Walker David ’92 and Nadia Watts Gordie and Alexis Wilson ’96 Weightman Dan and Liz Weiner Charlie Weisberg Jason and Jessica Werner Western Union Foundation Kris and Laura Whalen T.H. Williams and Rochelle Maki-Williams Phil and Anya Winslow Court and Cullen Wold Mike Yang and Sarah Nagle-Yang

SCHOLARS CIRCLE

$1,000-$2,999

Anonymous (7) 135 Adams Street LLC Abbey Collection Kenneth and Laura Adler Justin and Sarah Albert Alden Alijani ’16 Alexander Alijani ’15 Sophie Alijani ’20 Phil and Julie Allen Erick and Holly Anderson Warren Anderson ’65 Anthony’s Pizza and Pasta Ryan and Leah Ashley Bryan and Sarah Auchterlonie David Auchterlonie and Barbara Keller Peter ’97 and Natalia Baer Jimmy and Kostula Balafas Colin and Jessica Barclay Adam ’91 and Jill Barkin Rick and Christine Bergsieker Sanjai and Heike Bhonsle Louis Bissette III and Erica Bissette Ken and Keri Blair Meredith Linker Bloomberg The Bohemia Fund Juan and Cesilie Botello BP Corporation North America Inc. Brick Specialists Stuart and Ingvild Brown Stuart and Ingvild Brown Charitable Giving Fund Aaron ’89 and Brooke Burgamy Susan Burgamy Paul Camillo and Megan Wesley Chris and Leslie Cammuso Jeff and Katie Carnes James and Karen Carr David Caulkins ’83 George Caulkins III ’80 and Christina Caulkins Chris and Bethany Chang Seth and Lucy Chused Josh and Oakley Cobb Community First Foundation Jim and Jana Cuneo Dick and Kris Davidson Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Davidson Fund Tom and Martha Dillenberg Tyson Dines III ’65 Andy ’92 and Jessie Dixon Michael Dowling David and Jude Dudley Dudley Article 11th Trust Spike and Nan Eklund John and Missy Kintzele ’76 Eliot Vicki Emery ’66 Walter C. Emery Family Foundation Fund Fred Emich III and Carol Emich Pablo Fernandez and Shalini Sharma Stephen ’63 and Lana Fitzpatrick Stephen and Lana Fitzpatrick Charitable Fund David and Jami Forschner Stephanie Frankel ’91 and Nicole Neuschler

hile the Charles C. Gates Invention and Innovation  WExpo was held virtually, the student’s original creations did not disappoint! The Rush Brush, pictured here, is designed to help clean hair from a brush with ease.

John ’97 and Casey Frey Valerie Gates ’69 Chris and Dani Gebhart Matt and Masae Gold Todd and Angie Goldberg Ken and Jessica Goski Sam Gubbels and Ann Curtis Ron Guillot, Jr. and Alexandra Theriault Ryan and Kate Gulick Jim and Marcia Hafemeister Todd Harrington and Rebecca Valdez ’89 Tom and Alexis Hart Armand and Melissa Hatzidakis John and PollyBeth Hawk Eric and Maren Hayes Charles Henry and Cynthia Crews Thomas Hey and Jennifer Grin Hey A. Barry and Arlene Hirschfeld Bob and Becky Holman Josh ’94 and Kerri Holman David and Karyn Huberman Fred and Rebecca Hughes The Hummingbird Fund Rick and Lisa Hurst Daren and Courtney Hutchison Ibex Investors Impart The Janus Henderson Foundation Damon Judd ’91 Greg Kintzele, Sr. ’80 and Lisen Kintzele Gregory A. Kintzele Family Foundation Don and Liza Kirkpatrick Ryan ’94 and Elizabeth Kirkpatrick Kyle and Natalie Koontz Koroluk-Zupon Family Fund

John and Shannon Le Bel Matt and Rebecca Ledges Cecil and Stephanie Lepard Andy and Robyn Levy Leslie Liedtke Anthony and Christine Loeffler Daniel ’00 and Olivia Louis Lawrence Mandes and Kimberly Allen Sam Marquis, Jr. ’76 and Christine Bilello Marcus McCarty and Carolyn Mitchell Julian and Brooke McClean Bill and Suzanne Meek Wendy Melvin Bruce and Phipps Menk Bruce & Phipps Menk Family Foundation John Mettler III and Ellie Lowry Christopher and Alexis Miller David and Beverly Miller Kyle and Lisa Miller Ted Millice III and Trish Millice Robert and Sheri Morgensen Omar Mubarak and Leslie Rose J. K. Mullen Foundation Matt Murphy Jonathan ’89 and Amy Nash Juan Noguera and Mimi Saavedra Haeman and Afsaneh Noori Carmelo Paglialunga and John Reilly Jack and Andrea Palmer Demetrios and Karine Pantazopoulos Peak Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery & Dental Implant Center Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Program Pierson Fund Kevin and Jeni Planegger

SCHOLARS CIRCLE CONTINUED Adam and Anne Poe Polar Gas Front Range, LLC Cintra Pollack ’92 The Cintra Pollack Charitable Gift Fund The Power Foundation Andrew and Emily Prouse Nathan and Alison Reed Tom Reed Bob and Ellie Reiter Joe and Danielle Remington Jane Risley Jeff and Megan Robert Chris and Carol Roberts Manny Rodriguez and Carolina Lyon Cliff and Bon Roemer Ben and Katherine Rubin McAndrew and Alexis Rudisill John and Leslie Russell John and Leslie Russell Fund

Mark Ryan, Jr. and Ann Ladd ’87 Ryan Salesforce Alan Schindler and Nicole Lonsway Eric Schmidt and Cristina Dugan Terry and Elaine Scholes Bob and Linda Sebo Vahid and Ariana Shabro Alex Shapiro and Michelle Kuba Bernie Siegel, Jr. and Kimberly Siegel Slifer, Smith & Frampton- Denver, Inc. Amy Slothower Alix White Smith Sodexo Lee and Sarah Solomon Erik and Krista Speicher Sean and Sarah Spiegel John and Suzanne Steed CJ and PJ Steffen Paul and Laura Steinwald Gary and Sophie Steuer Craig and Mary Stromberg Scott and Molly Sutton

Bill and Jacky Thornton Mike and Linda Toohey Vitaly and Jill Stein ’94 Vishnitsky Michael and Linda Wachtell Wachtell Family Charitable Fund Jake Walker and Sara Barton Drew and Nicole Warot Joan Weisberg Welles-Gertz Family Fund at the Denver Foundation Ted and Mary Wendell Christopher Wiedenmayer, Sr. and Anne Wiedenmayer Jason and Annie Wissner Dan and Laura Wolf Julie Wolfe Adam and Cari Wolff Dan Yamagishi and Sharol Preisser Mark and Becky Yoder Paul and Anne Austin ’95 Zeckser Brad Zigler and Lauren Ramsay

he show must go on! In the Middle School, students participate in  Tmusic classes to foster creativity, teamwork, and artistic expression.

During the 2020-21 school year, music lessons were moved outside so that students could safely continue to perform in band and choir.

HONORS CIRCLE

$500-$999

Anonymous (5) Brian ’93 and Nora Abrams Steve and Jen Adams Jim Alexee and Leticia Martinez Lee and Alice Anneberg Apex Dermatology Group Jim Arneill IV ’66 and Tudi Arneill Erin Autrey Baird Foundation, Inc. Michael ’93 and Rachael Barkin Karl and Gail Becker Seth and Cody Belzley The Belzley Family Foundation Fund Benson Orthodontics The Bissette Family Fund BlackRock, Inc. Richard and Shirley Bolton Adam and Natalie Drucker ’99 Boscoe The BP Foundation David and Amy Brenner Thomas Buchanan III and Edith Buchanan Caerus Oil and Gas Ross and Windy Camidge Ivan Castro and Amber Kilker Steve Chambers and Megan Bee ’86 Marti Champion Collis Chandler III ’84 and Anne Chandler Danny and Amy Chapman Chapman Tax Solutions LLC Charles Schwab Foundation Matching Gift Program Children’s Dentistry of Cherry Creek Chook Core Dermatology Jack Corsello ’80 and Karen Boezi Jason Curran and Romy Mason D.A. Davidson & Co. Lourenco Da Silva and Christina Montez-Da Silva Chris and Cheryl Dallos Felix and Wendy Demartini Betsy Dennig Armand and Tandy Dilworth Marian Dines ’69 Hunter ’97 and Alice Dorn David and Angel Drucker Zachary and Kelsey Dworkis Karl E Becker Eleemosynary Fund Kelsey Finch ’01 Jared and Sarah Foran Shawn and Elisa Fowler Robert and Amy Frankmore Peter Fuhr and DeeAnn Rivera Evan Gart ’07 Jay and Elise Gebhardt Jane Gebhart Evan and Ann Geldzahler Liam and Madeline Gill Chris ’81 and Linda Godfrey Lezlie Goldberg Greg Graeber and Jackie Bove Liza Grant ’79 Bill Gurdin and Lisa Forman David Harbaugh IV ’97

Brian Heselton Phil Hickey Barry Hirschfeld, Jr. ’86 Marilynn Hitchens Timothy and Gail Hommertzheim Chevis Horne, Jr. and Jan Kennaugh Jan Kennaugh and Chevis Horne Fund Dustin Hull Davis and Laura Hurley Iris Companies Tom and Alex Iseman Michael and Christi James Ron Johnson and Pat Yost Emily Martin ’96 Jones Dudley and Virginia Kimball Dave ’86 and Mary Jane Kirkpatrick Jeff and Marnie Klein Bob Knickerbocker Kumon Denver - Lowry Frank Laden John Lee and Chloe Kim Levin Orthodontics Lance and Amanda Poe ’00 Little Rob Lohr and Laura Bonnett-Lohr Nathan and Ann Lowe Kent and Elizabeth Lund Jed and Lara MacKenzie Akash and V Madiah Ken Malo, Jr. and Kay Malo Terry Martin and Amy Kuessner Gino and Joanna Maurelli Tony ’77 and Delisa Mayer Phil and Carol McArthur Dirk and Carol McDermott Mile Hi Modern Realty Jesus Molina and Amanda Delgado Matt and Kim Montgomery Stephen and Jennifer Moss Amanda Murphy William and Barbara Nash

Bill Nelson and Lara Merriken Matt Neren Todd O’Malley and Lynn Turner Ted and Healy Parks Max Popov and Tatyana Chashnik Phillip and Kathy Power Micky Prelogar Matt and Anne Quallick Joyce Raynor Jonathan ’93 and Jess Right Joe and Carolee Russ Jenny Scholes ’95 Howie and Marilyn Selinger Jordy Shaw ’88 Justin and Dina Silverman Silverman Lab LLC Simply Framed George and Mary Sissel Mack and Jaime Stiles Jim and Julie Stretz Page ’65 and Amy Wagner ’66 Stull Drew and Leanna Sultan Rob ’94 and Suzie Susman Erik ’82 and Amy Swanson William Sweet III ’52 Jay and Lauren Tankersley David Thomas ’74 and Kathryn Lester Don and Marcia Thomas Nick and Samantha Thompson Coble Thurman and Julia Dobbins ’87 Eric ’89 and Kara Vinton Judi Wagner Aaron and Lisa Walters Amanda Weisberg Darius and Marsa White Todd and Liana Whitfield Whitney Evans Ltd. Andrew and Joanne Wichern Bob and Audrey Williams Richard ’85 and Ann Zimmerman

hroughout the month of April,  TECLC students learned the

importance of protecting our planet. One project in particular involved creating a building out of recycled materials. 29

FACULTY CIRCLE

$1-$499

Anonymous (13) Abdul Abdullahi and Inttisar Mume Jennifer Adams Adelante Capital Management LLC Matthew Alcorn and Casey Russell George and Dee Alexee Richard and Patricia Allen Adonis Ameen-Moore and Kaylan Celestin Betsy Anderson ’77 Bill and Andrean Andrus Christine Anneberg ’97 Juan and Sandra Aragon David and Betty Arkell Elizabeth Arkell ’03 Peter Arkell ’07 Ryan Arney and Marisa Hudson-Arney Ellie Atkeson ’03 Rye ’91 and Catherine Wilhelm ’90 Austin Adam ’88 and Robyn Averbach Steve ’77 and Lisa Bain David and Liza Baker Dick and Donna Baker David and Liz Barclay Jeremy Barron ’93 Barron Sato Family Fund Fred and Barb Baumann Katie Bayer Mitchell Benedict III and Patsy Benedict Chris and Reva Benson Ryan and Jennifer Bergsieker Paul and Jane Bierman-Lytle

Birdcall, BCR Group LLC George Bishop III and Lynn Bishop John and Dorrie Bitzer John Blythe and Pamela Crouch Blythe Harvey and Katya Bograd Andrew Bourke ’01 Brewster Boyd, Jr. ’93 and Ali Waggerner ’94 Boyd Brewster Boyd, Sr. and Helen Boyd Justin Boyd ’96 Hopie Brown ’18 Matt Brown Trevor and Margaret Brown John and Rosemary Brownrigg Marielle Bruant-Carlson Robert Bruhn, Jr. ’78 and Janelle Bruhn Kyle Brunger and Jessica Perrill ’93 Martin and Debbie Buckley Daniel and Sarah Burgess Hilary Burrall Erik Burrell David Butler Heidi Byczko Liam Cairns and Susana Martinez Blanco John Caldwell Jim and Dora Cash Tony and Cindy Catanese Charles Cavness III ’02 and Emily Cavness Center Copy Printing The Challenge Foundation Marvin and Bonnie Champion

Evgeny Chashnik David Chavez and Mariela Paz Jorge and Toshia Chavez Cindy Cheadle Brian and Jen Chen Mimi Chenoweth* Matt Cheroutes ’91 and Lindsey Holben Doug and Jocelyn Childs Garrett Chism and Julia Annsion Brad and Wyne Cler Eric and Carolyn Coble Sean Cochran and Sarah Baldwin Larry ’81 and Katie Cohen Charles and Joann Schauer ’82 Cole Catherine Coleman ’68 Ryan and Jolene Collier David Collins Jennifer Daniel ’90 Collins Steve and Shannon Collins Ronald Colson and Karen Paul ’81 Chris and Katherine Colvin Hope Connors ’78 Julian and Susie Cook Katy Cooper Scott ’82 and Allison Cowperthwaite David and Andrea Crane Gregory ’87 and Cher Crichlow Candace Cross Caleb Cunningham ’07 Patrick and Janet Curran Ida Daniel

o create! Grade 7 students showcased their creations after learning  Gwire sculpting techniques in art class.

FACULTY CIRCLE CONTINUED Tiffany Dashiell Michael and Susan Davidoff Alden Davis and Jacqueline Purdy-Davis Jean Davis Brian Day and Marisa Day Echaniz Sebastian De Atucha and Kristina Baker Kahn De Rothschild Tammielin Dean J. Holly DeBlois Ann DeBoe Suzanne Del Rossi Ben and Jenny DeVoss Abigail Digel Winston Dines ’68 Andy and Meggan Dodge Matt and Elky Dorman Jack and Ruth Drake Nathan and Jennifer Drake Daryl and Jessica Dufresne Ben Duke III ’68 and Laurie Duke Libby Bourke ’96 Eberhardt Badar El-Huda and Sabiha Bokhari Christie Elsner Shane Endsley and Kali Paguirigan Jean-Philippe and Jennifer Failyau Keith and Lorraine Higbie ’71 Fairmont John Fangman and Ashley Larrick ’96 Fangman Bob and Linda Finkel Ashleigh Finn Bob and Sara Looms ’70 Fitch Lisa Flannery Sara Flansburg Peter and Geej Forbes Jayne Ford Nate Fotheringham Carol Fowler Linda Freed Mike and Rebecca Freed Nancy Widmer ’64 Freeman David and Stephanie Gannaway Michelle Garcia Hope Gardner John and Martha Gart Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Kelly Gaudet Sam Gaudet David Gerhardt and Tatum McArthur Brendan Gill and Meredith Berlin Sophia Glyphis Chuck and Honey Goldberg Honey and Charles Goldberg Family Foundation Aaron Goldhamer ’96 Guadalupe and Maria Gomez Oscar Gonzalez and Kristy Vance Sabina Goski ’29 Jay and Jennifer Grimm Grant and Justine Hall Cole Hamilton ’06 Scott ’96 and Brooke Hamman Bob and Kay Hanson Michael and Amy Harper

spy… Barr Lake! During a Grade 1 trip, students enjoyed a  Ivisit to the Bird Conservatory to learn about bird migration. Dick Hart ’54 Christopher ’82 and Jennifer Hatcher Sabrina Haug Don and Jill Hawley Dan Hazlett Rick and Mary Pat Heath Dave Heller ’84 Kerri Heninger David Hill Alex ’96 and Margaret Hoover George and Beth Hower Ryan ’86 and Gwin Howsam HQ Architects Charles and Holly Hudson Aleks ’81 and Anita Humeyumptewa Ash Hussain ’07 Tony Ianni Cyril Isaac Kevin Isaac Sarah Jackson Dennis and Kathy Jakubowski Caroline James Molly Falk ’89 Jansen Rosalie Jeffery Carl and Kellie Jenkins Johns Manville Andy Johnson ’84 Pete Johnson ’81 Timothy and Kie Johnson Chas Jones and Jill Cowperthwaite ’69 Skip Jones and Elizabeth Browning Tom Jordan and Diane Woodworth-Jordan Hisatake Kamori ’93 Kimihito and Tomoko Kamori Makiko Kamori ’98 Yumiko Kamori ’94 Laurence and Jennifer Kandel Jason and Aleksandra Kaplan

Russel and Jane Kaufman Sean Keefe Sean Keller Kristie Kelsey Karsey King Fred Kneip, Sr. and Susan Kneip Tara Kochevar David and Judy Koff David and Judy Koff Family Fund Julian ’89 and Marguerite Hitchens ’91 Korber Herb and Darlene Kress John and Joan Kuntz L & S LLC Julie Lachance Sheri Lagomarsino Nancy Lamb ’66 Craig Laraia and Shannon Chatham Nolan and Annie Lassiter Alan and Tara Lavizzo John and Elizabeth Leddy Stephanie Leddy Courtney Leigh David Leuthold and Jennifer Watts ’87 Jay and Marcia Levine Ali Levy ’00 Brent ’98 and Kate Levy Jessica Levy Greg and Laura L’Herault Lark Liedtke ’06 Mimi Liedtke ’02 Walter Littell and Leli Sudler ’64 Tim and Kimm Lucas Antonio ’90 and Whitney Lucero Priscilla Lundblad Kevin ’84 and Andrea Mahoney Daniel and Tera Malyszko Aimee Marth

FACULTY CIRCLE CONTINUED Mitch and Heidi Masters Jose Mata Camacho and Teodora Montes Trejo Anthony Mataya III and Mikelle Bryant-Mataya Angela May Abby Mayo ’10 Joel and Bambi Mayo Michael and JJ Eklund ’90 McGawn Kabrielle McGee ’97 Ryan ’95 and Emily McGee Robin McGehee ’74 Jim and Judith McKeown Paky McKinstry Patrick McKinstry and Angelica Daneo Mimi McMann David ’94 and Allison McMurtry Courtney Menk Carlos Mercado and Vanessa Renner Sallie Mesker Betsy Metcalfe Jay and Lil Metcalfe Justin and Jennifer Miera David ’99 and Bryn Miller David Miller and Katherine ’67 Dines Tyler Miller and Amy Silver Matt and Katie Mimnall Rod and Marilyn Mitchell Fran Montoya Claudia Morales Misha and Kaia Borgen ’86 Moritz Bianca Morris ’23 Levi Morris ’21

Paul and Robin Morris Ed ’78 and Sarah Murane Rosemarie Murane Lealy Murphy Aaron and Vicki Murray Kier and Molly Louis ’03 Myers Cathy Naughton Tara Neeley Jorge Negrete Guzman Di Nestel Aaron and Kristin Newman Stephen and Nanette Newman Collinus Newsome Rich Nolan and Heather Falk ’84 Nolan J.J. Nora, Jr. ’84 Brett and Julie O’Connor Sean Offner ’09 Darrah O’Flaherty Mercy Okurut David and Rosaleigh Olivas Dan O’Neill Susan Osgood Lee Osterman and Elissa Topol Otten Johnson Robinson Neff & Ragonetti PC Charlie ’83 and Kristina Owen James Owens and Jennifer Ridder ’02 Kelly Palma Parisi Foods Inc Nancy Parker Ian and Meagan Partilla Josh Patt ’89 Patt Charitable Gift Fund Jessica Peck Gaby Perez Guillien Pranav and Kavitha Periyalwar

E class remained vital and integral every  Pday last year. Throughout the year, students

Judith Perrill Alan and Martha Petrush Dan and Erin Petrush Charley and Ruth Pettes Matias Pizarro, Jr. and Cristina Fresquez-Pizarro Jennifer Pock ’94 Chris and Ann Pruitt Stirling Puck ’62 Jessica Quansah Dalia Quezada Israel Ramirez Bill and Dana Rankin Peggy Rawlinson ’66 Bekah Raymor-Stewart Elizabeth Right ’97 Reiss Brad and Nan Remington Rhoda Resnick Saul Reyes, Jr. Terry Richmond, Jr. ’58 Richard and Michele Right Tom and Kathy Riley Jorge Romo and Amy Nichols Graham and Sarah Buchanan ’88 Rose Amy Rosenberg ’80 Dan and Kelly Rosenberg Steven and Cordelia Rosenberg Rosenberg/Slafsky Family Trust Charley Rosenberry II ’74 and Lanora Rosenberry Alex and Lisa Ross Jerry and Terry Rubin Drew and Ashley Johnson ’88 Rust Elliot Rutherford ’19 Maya Rutherford ’17 Lee and Kristin Ryder

utilized the campus’ fieldhouse, climbing wall, playing field, and fitness center to stay active. The Buddy Program pairs different grade levels to provide opportunities for older students to mentor younger students as they model the Graland Guiding Principles.

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FACULTY CIRCLE CONTINUED Oswald and Lillian Saavedra Anthony Sanchez ’77 Chris ’87 and Christy Sanchez Max and Megan Schmid Hilly Schoelzel ’04 Kevin Schoelzel ’07 Dave Schott Daniel Schrader and Megan Meyers Bob and Lisa Schreiner Timothy Schuetz and Anna Phelan Annie Scott ’06 Linda Sears Sherman and Sherry Sedgwick Zachary Segal Pat Shafroth ’80 Mary Helen Sheehan David and Patty Kern ’64 Shelton Stephen and Lynn Sherick Roie Shields Joe ’98 and Elizabeth Shipley John and Jennifer Shouse Barby Sidon Josh and Maia Selinger ’98 Sidon David Silverman and Betsy Cregger ’86 Evan Silverman ’90 Jordy Singer ’90 and Rebecca Katsh Singer Ben and Hilary Decker ’91 Sinnamon Ann Skartvedt ’77 Tyler and Lori Smith George Solorio, Jr. and Linda Solorio Gail Sonnesyn Laurence and Joan Sorkin

Michael Spann and Diana Quezada Nikki Spiers Amy St. John EJ and Mona Strassburger Marcia Strickland Lynne Sullivan Alex Sun and Liz Robinson ’98 Edward Sweeney ’78 Rob and Judy Tate David Taylor Gary Teper and Barbara Acker Kohl Terry ’14 Sackett Terry ’13 Seth ’83 and Jennifer Terry Stuart Terry ’18 Wyatt Terry ’16 Edward Tetteh and Stella Affare Tesfalidet Tewolde and Tsigie Gebreyesus David Thomson ’95 and Madeley Rincon Feria Sandy Thomson, Jr. and Dottie Thomson The Timken Company Charitable and Educational Fund Esteban and Olivia Tinoco Chris ’78 and Jane Toll Darwin ’75 and Susan Toll Sean True ’69 Ben and Shaylisa Turner Brian and Amy Turner Marty and Leslie Twarogowski Helen Valiant Jeanne Vaughn Ezequiel Vazquez Shantel Vigil Bill ’76 and Sally Vincent

Patrick and Tami Vinson Bob and Beth Vinton Doug and Kelly Viseur Jeri Volpe Carrie VonderHaar Barb Wagner Betsy Wagner ’97 Rob and Judy Wagner Joe and Kristin Eklund ’88 Weber Rick Wedgle Nick Weisert and Anne Bailey Laurie and Lon Werner Randolph West, Jr. and Janet West Todd West and India Champion Ralph and Cindy Wieleba Dustin and Japera Walker ’02 Wilkison Jessica Williams Kieffer Williams Parthenia Williams Mike Willis Mona Wineburg Stephen and Marcella Wolf Sam and Julie Woodruff Workday, Inc. Beth Wright John Wright ’65 Jesse Xiao Fred and Katie Yarger Bob Young, Jr. and Chris Parisi Sarah Young Tom and Rocio Zeiler Scott and Julie Zimbelman Les  and Mary Ann Zupon  Deceased

elcome immigrants and refugees! In Grade 3, students learned  Wabout immigration in social studies and completed a service learning project to support those who have migrated to Colorado. Through a new partnership with Project Worthmore, Grade 3 students worked together to assemble toiletry kits for local refugees.

2020-21 CONSTITUENCIES TRUSTEES

Graland is grateful for its dedicated Board of Trustees - past and present - and trustees’ commitment to serving as financial stewards, strategic planners and generative thinkers. Sarah Alijani* Todd Alijani* Jeff Allen Nancy Anschutz* Betty Arkell* Lisa Bain* Barb Baumann* Michael Bell Jon-Erik Borgen ’92 Tim Buese David Butler* Brown Cannon ’60* Ellie Caulkins George Caulkins ’80* Max Caulkins ’87 Mimi Chenoweth* Doug Childs* Sureel Choksi* Jason Cooper ’84 Amy Corrigan Ida Daniel* David Dudley* Bernie Dvorak Michelle Eidson Spike Eklund* Adam Farver ’92 Yvette Frampton John Freyer, Jr. ’92

Valerie Gates ’69* Alison Gillis John Gowen, Sr.* Kate Gulick A. Barry Hirschfeld* Arlene Hirschfeld* Courtney Dorn ’91 Hughes Ivo Jurek Wendy Wolf ’71 Kaufman* Don Kirkpatrick* Sara Knickerbocker Judy Koff* Geoff Lord* Clif Louis* Lanny Martin* Carol McDermott* Dirk McDermott* Rosemarie Murane* Bill Nash* Bruce Rifkin ’72* Shalini Sharma Sarah Martin ’95 Stettner Marcia Strickland* Jeff Susman ’91 Seth Terry ’83* Judi Wagner* Marshall Wallach* Ben Walton* * Former Trustee  Deceased

EMPLOYEES

Graland is grateful for its faculty and staff - past and present - who give of their time, their talent, their resources and their spirit...each and every day. Anonymous (4) Barbara Acker* Jennifer Adams Andrean Andrus* Julia Annison* Juan Aragon Liza Baker Sarah Baldwin Katie Bayer* Reva Benson Juan Botello Helen Boyd* Matt Brown Marielle Bruant-Carlson Edie Buchanan* Sarah Burgess Hilary Burrall* Erik Burrell Heidi Byczko John Caldwell* Tony Catanese* Ellie Caulkins* Marti Champion Jorge Chavez Cindy Cheadle Jen Chen Wyne Cler* Josh Cobb Katie Cohen Jolene Collier Ryan Collier Steve Collins Susie Cook* Katy Cooper Hope Connors ’78 Andrea Crane Candace Cross* Jean Davis Tammielin Dean Ann Deboe Wendy Demartini Ben DeVoss Abigail Digel Andy Dodge Meggan Dodge Elky Dorman Jessica Dufresne

Ben Duke ’68* Christie Elsner Ashleigh Finn Lisa Flannery Sara Flansburg Carol Fowler Hope Gardner Kelly Gaudet Honey Goldberg* Oscar Gonzalez Jessica Goski Liza Grant ’79* Jenny Grimm Justine Hall Cole Hamilton ’06 Kay Hanson* Sabrina Haug Dan Hazlett Phil Hickey* David Hill Beth Hower* George Hower* Karyn Huberman Holly Hudson Anita Humeyumptewa Tony Ianni Cyril Isaac Kevin Isaac Sarah Jackson Caroline James Christi James Rosalie Jeffery Tim Johnson* Skip Jones* Jennifer Kandel Sean Keefe Sean Keller* Kristie Kelsey Karsey King Tara Kochevar Herbert Kress* Joan Kuntz* John Kuntz* Julie Lachance Sheri Lagomarsino Annie Lassiter Tara Lavizzo

Elizabeth Leddy Courtney Leigh Jessica Levy Robyn Levy* Kimm Lucas Tera Malyszko Aimee Marth Mitch Masters Angela May Abby Mayo ’10 Bambi Mayo Ronni McCaffrey* Mimi McMann* Courtney Menk Sallie Mesker Betsy Metcalfe Megan Meyers Justin Miera Lisa Miller* Katie Mimnall Rod Mitchell* Fran Montoya Claudia Morales Robin Morris* Rosemarie Murane* Lealy Murphy Aaron Murray Cathy Naughton Tara Neeley Jorge Negrete Guzman Di Nestel* Kristin Newman Nanette Newman Collinus Newsome* Julie O’Connor Darrah O’Flaherty Todd O’Malley Dan O’Neill Susan Osgood* Kali Paguirigan* Agnes Palej* Kelly Palma Gaby Perez Guillen Anna Phelan Jacqueline Purdy-Davis Dalia Quezada Diana Quezada

Israel Ramirez Dana Rankin Nan Remington Vanessa Renner Rhoda Resnick* Saul Reyes Jr. Kathy Riley Charley Rosenberry ’74* Lisa Ross Casey Russell Kristin Ryder* Megan Schmid Dave Schott Lisa Schreiner Linda Sears Sherry Sedgwick* Mary Helen Sheehan Roie Shields* Jennifer Shouse Amy Silver Lori Smith Linda Solorio Gail Sonnesyn Nikki Spiers Amy St. John Julie Stretz David Taylor Donald Thomas* Marty Twarogowski Helen Valiant Ezequiel Vazquez Shantel Vigil Kelly Viseur Jeri Volpe Carrie VonderHaar Barb Wagner* Judy Wagner* Kristin Eklund ’88 Weber* Jessica Williams Kieffer Williams Parthenia Williams Mike Willis Julie Woodruff Pat Yost Sarah Young Rocio Zeiler * Former Employee

raland’s knights in shining armor! After studying medieval times and learning lessons  Gabout service, honor, and character, Grade 5 students showcased their homemade shields in an outdoor ceremony. Grade 6 students got to participate in this long standing tradition too!

PARENTS

Graland is grateful for its parent community and the true partnership parents forge with the school in developing students to pursue intellectual excellence and become engaged citizens and thoughtful leaders. Thank you to all parents - past and present - who made financial contributions during the 2020-21 school year. Anonymous (18) Abdul Abdullahi and Inttisar Mume Steve and Jen Adams Justin and Sarah Albert Jim Alexee and Leticia Martinez Jill Alfond Todd and Sarah Alijani* Jeff Allen and Libby Anschutz ’89* Seth and Jaime Miller ’97 Altman Adonis Ameen-Moore and Kaylan Celestin Brad and Christy Anderson Erick and Holly Anderson Bill and Andrean Andrus* Lee and Alice Anneberg* Phil and Nancy Anschutz* David and Betty Arkell* Ryan Arney and Marisa Hudson-Arney* David and Anna Asarch Ryan and Leah Ashley Bryan and Sarah Auchterlonie Rye ’91 and Catherine Wilhelm ’90 Austin Erin Autrey Adam ’88 and Robyn Averbach Steve ’77 and Lisa Bain* David and Liza Baker George and Kalliope Balafas Jimmy and Kostula Balafas Colin and Jessica Barclay Brian ’83 and Elise Barish* Shawn and Jennifer Person ’94 Barker Adam ’91 and Jill Barkin Drs. Suzanne and Roger Barkin* Fred and Barb Baumann* Had and Betsy Beatty* Luke ’86 and Susan Beatty The Belcher Family Michael and Shannon Bell Seth and Cody Belzley Mitchell Benedict III and Patsy Benedict* Chris and Reva Benson* Ryan and Jennifer Bergsieker Sanjai and Heike Bhonsle Paul and Jane Bierman-Lytle* George Bishop III and Lynn Bishop* Louis Bissette III and Erica Bissette William Bivens, Jr. and Larissa Luhrs Ken and Keri Blair The Blair Dvorak Family Meredith Linker Bloomberg John Blythe and Pamela Crouch Blythe* Harvey and Katya Bograd Jon-Erik ’92 and Brooke Borgen

Justin ’91 and Tobey Borus Adam and Natalie Drucker ’99 Boscoe Chase ’95 and Amanda Boswell Chris and Kara Boulanger Brewster Boyd, Sr. and Helen Boyd* David and Amy Brenner Kenny and Jacqueline Brody Stephen and Laura Brown Stuart and Ingvild Brown* Trevor and Margaret Brown* Bo and Lauren Brownstein Darren and Molly Bruce Kyle Brunger and Jessica Perrill ’93 Thomas Buchanan III and Edith Buchanan* Tim and Nancy Buese Aaron ’89 and Brooke Burgamy Susan Burgamy* Daniel and Sarah Burgess David Butler* Liam Cairns and Susana Martinez Blanco Ross and Windy Camidge Paul Camillo and Megan Wesley Chris and Leslie Cammuso Brown Cannon, Jr. ’60 and Mardi Cannon* Edwin and Catherine Carlson Jeff and Katie Carnes James and Karen Carr Ivan Castro and Amber Kilker Ellie Caulkins* George Caulkins III ’80 and Christina Caulkins* Max ’87 and Ramey Caulkins Steve Chambers and Megan Bee ’86 Collis Chandler III ’84 and Anne Chandler Chris and Bethany Chang Danny and Amy Chapman David Chavez and Mariela Paz Jorge and Toshia Chavez Brian and Jen Chen Matt Cheroutes ’91 and Lindsey Holben Doug and Jocelyn Childs* Garrett Chism and Julia Annsion Sureel and Bijal Choksi* Seth and Lucy Chused Brad and Wyne Cler* Josh and Oakley Cobb* Eric and Carolyn Coble* Larry ’81 and Katie Cohen* Charles and Joann Schauer ’82 Cole* Ryan and Jolene Collier David Collins Jennifer Daniel ’90 Collins

Steve and Shannon Collins Ronald Colson and Karen Paul ’81* Chris and Katherine Colvin Hope Connors ’78* Duke and Heidi Cooley Jason ’84 and Sara Drucker ’89 Cooper Brad and Sara Corr Peter and Amy Corrigan Denny and Liza Coughlin Gregory ’87 and Cher Crichlow Jeff Cuneo and Carrie Meek Rich and Emily Cunningham Jason Curran and Romy Mason Lourenco Da Silva and Christina Montez-Da Silva Tom and Autumn Dadourian Chris and Cheryl Dallos* Ida Daniel* Tiffany Dashiell Christopher and Lauren Davis Brian Day and Marisa Day Echaniz Sebastian De Atucha and Kristina Baker Kahn De Rothschild Betsy Dennig Ben and Jenny DeVoss* Armand and Tandy Dilworth* Andy ’92 and Jessie Dixon Andy and Meggan Dodge Matt and Elky Dorman* Hunter ’97 and Alice Dorn Michael Dowling Nathan and Jennifer Drake David and Angel Drucker* David and Jude Dudley* Daryl and Jessica Dufresne Ben Duke III ’68 and Laurie Duke* Zachary and Kelsey Dworkis Alessandro and Taciane Eichstaedt Sam and Michelle Eidson John Eisinger, Jr. and Kelly Eisinger Peter ’94 and Catherine Eklund Spike and Nan Eklund* John and Missy Kintzele ’76 Eliot* Vicki Emery ’66* Fred Emich IV and Alexis Emich Shane Endsley and Kali Paguirigan* Garet Essin and family Craig and Sarah Everson Jean-Philippe and Jennifer Failyau Adam ’92 and Melissa Farver Matt and Tira Feierstein Pablo Fernandez and Shalini Sharma * Former Parent

he reading never stopped during the 2020-21 school year as the library team  Tworked together to bring the students new reads via the mobile library. Students were eventually able to visit the library in person again with health and safety precautions in place.

PARENTS CONTINUED Josh and Beth Finke Eddie and Rhiannon Fisher Darren and Blake Fisk Jared and Sarah Foran Peter and Geej Forbes* Jayne Ford* David and Jami Forschner Shawn and Elisa Fowler* Chris and Yvette Frampton Stephanie Frankel ’91 and Nicole Neuschler Robert and Amy Frankmore Mike and Rebecca Freed John ’97 and Casey Frey John Freyer, Jr. ’92 and Andi Freyer John Freyer, Sr. ’63 and Ginny Freyer* Peter Fuhr and DeeAnn Rivera Robert Fuller II and Virginia Fuller* David and Stephanie Gannaway Michelle Garcia Chad and Liz Gardner John and Martha Gart* Valerie Gates ’69* Kelly Gaudet* Sam Gaudet* Chris and Erika Gebhardt Chris and Dani Gebhart Evan and Ann Geldzahler* David Gerhardt and Tatum McArthur Brendan Gill and Meredith Berlin Paul and Alison Gillis Chad and Lisa Glauser George and Jenn Glyphis Chris ’81 and Linda Godfrey

Matt and Masae Gold Lezlie Goldberg* Todd and Angie Goldberg Guadalupe and Maria Gomez Oscar Gonzalez and Kristy Vance Ken and Jessica Goski John Gowen, Sr. and Susan Gowen* Greg Graeber and Jackie Bove Jason and Regan Graybill John Gribbin and Paige Dorn ’94 Jay and Jennifer Grimm Michael and Hillary Grippaldi Sam Gubbels and Ann Curtis Ron Guillot, Jr. and Alexandra Theriault Ryan and Kate Gulick Bill Gurdin and Lisa Forman Scott ’96 and Brooke Hamman Michael and Amy Harper Todd Harrington and Rebecca Valdez ’89 Tom and Alexis Hart Patrick ’85 and Pam Hatcher Armand and Melissa Hatzidakis John and PollyBeth Hawk Don and Jill Hawley Eric and Maren Hayes Kerri Heninger Charles Henry and Cynthia Crews* Brian Heselton* Thomas Hey and Jennifer Grin Hey A. Barry and Arlene Hirschfeld* Hayden ’91 and Elana Hirschfeld Marilynn Hitchens* Bob and Becky Holman* Josh ’94 and Kerri Holman Timothy and Gail Hommertzheim Alex ’96 and Margaret Hoover

Andy and Jeanie Hoover* Chevis Horne, Jr. and Jan Kennaugh* Adam and Stefanie Howarth Ryan ’86 and Gwin Howsam David and Karyn Huberman Charles and Holly Hudson Mark and Courtney Dorn ’91 Hughes Aleks ’81 and Anita Humeyumptewa* Davis and Laura Hurley Daren and Courtney Hutchison Tom and Alex Iseman Chris and Kim Fuller ’86 Jacoby Michael and Christi James* Molly Falk ’89 Jansen Andrew and Maggie Jarrett Carl and Kellie Jenkins Timothy and Kie Johnson* Chas Jones and Jill Cowperthwaite ’69* Skip Jones and Elizabeth Browning John Jordan, Jr. and Ann Jordan Tom Jordan and Diane Woodworth-Jordan Robert Jornayvaz III and Louisa Jornayvaz* Ivo and Heather Jurek Kimihito and Tomoko Kamori* Laurence and Jennifer Kandel* Jason and Aleksandra Kaplan Bob and Wendy Wolf ’71 Kaufman* Jeremy Kimball and Danijela Gazibara Greg Kintzele, Sr. ’80 and Lisen Kintzele* Don and Liza Kirkpatrick* Ryan ’94 and Elizabeth Kirkpatrick Taylor ’88 and Molly Kirkpatrick Jeff and Marnie Klein Fred and Greer Kneip David and Judy Koff* Kyle and Natalie Koontz * Former Parent

PARENTS CONTINUED Julian ’89 and Marguerite Hitchens ’91 Korber Gabe Koroluk and Amy Zupon Martin Kristiseter and Jessica Sporn Kristiseter Paul and Paige Kushner Frank Laden Winston Lapham and Jennifer Marsico Lapham Craig Laraia and Shannon Chatham* Alan and Tara Lavizzo John and Shannon Le Bel John and Elizabeth Leddy Matt and Rebecca Ledges John Lee and Chloe Kim Cecil and Stephanie Lepard David Leuthold and Jennifer Watts ’87 Andy and Robyn Levy* Greg and Laura L’Herault Leslie Liedtke* Jon and Cori Lin Lance and Amanda Poe ’00 Little Anthony and Christine Loeffler Rob Lohr and Laura Bonnett-Lohr Geoff Lord, Sr. and Marty Lord Clif and Rosella Louis* Daniel ’00 and Olivia Louis Nathan and Ann Lowe Dylan and Sarah Lucas Tim and Kimm Lucas Antonio ’90 and Whitney Lucero* Kent and Elizabeth Lund* Ben Lusher ’99 and Nicole Graham-Lusher Jed and Lara MacKenzie Akash and V Madiah Kevin ’84 and Andrea Mahoney* Ken Malo, Jr. and Kay Malo* Daniel and Tera Malyszko Lawrence Mandes and Kimberly Allen Brian ’93 and Meredith Mankwitz Chris and Tammy Marsico* Peter and Mari Marsico Lanny and Sharon Martin*

Terry Martin and Amy Kuessner Mitch and Heidi Masters Jose Mata Camacho and Teodora Montes Trejo Gino and Joanna Maurelli* Bo Maurer and Lisa Ahrendt Tony ’77 and Delisa Mayer* Joel and Bambi Mayo* Marcus McCarty and Carolyn Mitchell Julian and Brooke McClean Dirk and Carol McDermott* Ryan ’95 and Emily McGee Patrick McKinstry and Angelica Daneo Betsy Metcalfe Drew Meyers and Melissa Cheong Justin and Jennifer Miera Christopher and Alexis Miller David ’99 and Bryn Miller Hans Miller and Heather French Kyle and Lisa Miller* Rick and Mindy Miller* Tyler Miller and Amy Silver Ted Millice III and Trish Millice* Jesus Molina and Amanda Delgado Matt and Kim Montgomery Brian and Lindsay Morgan Paul and Robin Morris Stephen and Jennifer Moss Omar Mubarak and Leslie Rose Ed ’78 and Sarah Murane* Rosemarie Murane* Amanda Murphy Matt Murphy Aaron and Vicki Murray Jonathan ’89 and Amy Nash William and Barbara Nash* Bill Nelson and Lara Merriken* Matt Neren Aaron and Kristin Newman Stephen and Nanette Newman* Collinus Newsome Juan Noguera and Mimi Saavedra Haeman and Afsaneh Noori Brett and Julie O’Connor Bruce and Patrina Odette

ith love, your Graland buddy. Grade 1 and 5 students  Wpartnered to participate in fun activities together, forging a special bond between Lower School and Middle School students.

Mercy Okurut* David and Rosaleigh Olivas Andrew and Elaine Oliver Blake ’98 and Emily O’Shaughnessy Ryan ’93 and Griffen O’Shaughnessy Carmelo Paglialunga and John Reilly Matthew and Cynthia Palmer Demetrios and Karine Pantazopoulos Nancy Parker* Ted and Healy Parks Ian and Meagan Partilla Mark and Maria Pearson Jessica Peck Pranav and Kavitha Periyalwar Jake and Trisha Perlman Judith Perrill* Dan and Erin Petrush Ryann Peyton and Sara Knickerbocker Matias Pizarro, Jr. and Cristina Fresquez-Pizarro Kevin and Jeni Planegger Adam and Anne Poe* Max Popov and Tatyana Chashnik Chaun and Erin O’Shaughnessy ’96 Powell Andrew and Emily Prouse Matt and Anne Quallick Jessica Quansah Bekah Raymor-Stewart Nathan and Alison Reed Tom Reed* Bob and Ellie Reiter Joe and Danielle Remington Rhoda Resnick* Brandon and Deb Ridenour Bruce ’72 and Kirsten Rifkin* Richard and Michele Right* Tom and Kathy Riley Jeff and Megan Robert Chris and Carol Roberts Manny Rodriguez and Carolina Lyon Daniel and Jennifer Rohan Jorge Romo and Amy Nichols Dan and Kelly Rosenberg Alex and Lisa Ross Cory and Elizabeth Marsico ’05 Ross Ben and Katherine Rubin McAndrew and Alexis Rudisill* John and Leslie Russell Drew and Ashley Johnson ’88 Rust Mark Ryan, Jr. and Ann Ladd ’87 Ryan Lee and Kristin Ryder* Ron and Julie Sachs David Sadoff and Zak Vasquez Francois and Catherine Safieddine Chris ’87 and Christy Sanchez* Brian and Becky Schaub Alan Schindler and Nicole Lonsway Max and Megan Schmid Eric Schmidt and Cristina Dugan Scott and Katie Schoelzel* Jenny Scholes ’95 Terry and Elaine Scholes* Daniel Schrader and Megan Meyers Timothy Schuetz and Anna Phelan Ken and Elana Schwartzreich Marc and Megan Scremin * Former Parent

“ My daughter always comes home from school excited by a new idea, challenge, or lesson. The dynamic and vibrant Graland experience inspires our family to contribute to the Annual Fund and volunteer. We are truly grateful to be a part of this community!” - Christina Montez da Silva, Graland Parent

PARENTS CONTINUED Dara Segal Zachary Segal Howie and Marilyn Selinger* Scott and Page Sepic Vahid and Ariana Shabro Susanna and Tim Shannon Alex Shapiro and Michelle Kuba Nick and Kerry O’Shaughnessy ’00 Sheedy Josh and Maia Selinger ’98 Sidon Bernie Siegel, Jr. and Kimberly Siegel Justin and Dina Silverman Bill ’95 and Josephine Sinclair Greg Sissel and Therese Ivancovich Sissel Steve and Myra Skinner Amy Slothower Chris and Erin Smith Lee and Sarah Solomon Gail Sonnesyn* Michael Spann and Diana Quezada Erik and Krista Speicher Sean and Sarah Spiegel Ben F. Stapleton IV and Stephanie Malliaris Stapleton David and Michele Steed CJ and PJ Steffen Paul and Laura Steinwald Andrew and Sarah Martin ’95 Stettner Gary and Sophie Steuer Mack and Jaime Stiles Stephen and Lisa Storey Don Strasburg and Jenny Baker-Strasburg Marcia Strickland* Craig and Mary Stromberg Tom Suehr and Sam Martin Drew and Leanna Sultan Alex Sun and Liz Robinson ’98 Jeff ’91 and Ginger Susman

Rob ’94 and Suzie Susman Scott and Molly Sutton Erik ’82 and Amy Swanson* Jay and Lauren Tankersley Rob and Judy Tate* Seth ’83 and Jennifer Terry* Edward Tetteh and Stella Affare Tesfalidet Tewolde and Tsigie Gebreyesus* James Thom and Judy Zhu Don and Marcia Thomas* Jeter ’95 and Meagan Thomas Nick and Samantha Thompson David Thomson ’95 and Madeley Rincon Feria Sandy Thomson, Jr. and Dottie Thomson* Coble Thurman and Julia Dobbins ’87 Esteban and Olivia Tinoco Keith and Margaux Trammell Stephen Tsai and Sonya Bassaly Chris and Ashley Tulp Ben and Shaylisa Turner Brian and Amy Turner Marty and Leslie Twarogowski Mathew Van Alstyne and Catherine Grimes Jeanne Vaughn* Patrick and Tami Vinson Bob and Beth Vinton* Eric ’89 and Kara Vinton Vitaly and Jill Stein ’94 Vishnitsky Judi Wagner* Jake Walker and Sara Barton Marshall and Diane Gates ’69 Wallach* Aaron and Lisa Walters Ben and Lucy Ana Walton* Drew and Nicole Warot David ’92 and Nadia Watts Joe and Kristin Eklund ’88 Weber Kyle and Emily Weber Rick Wedgle*

Gordie and Alexis Wilson ’96 Weightman Dan and Liz Weiner Amanda Weisberg Charlie Weisberg Nick Weisert and Anne Bailey Jason and Jessica Werner Todd West and India Champion Kris and Laura Whalen Darius and Marsa White Todd and Liana Whitfield Andrew and Joanne Wichern Dustin and Japera Walker ’02 Wilkison Bob and Audrey Williams Graham ’92 and Caro Williams Jessica Williams Parthenia Williams* T.H. Williams and Rochelle Maki-Williams Phil and Anya Winslow Jason and Annie Wissner Court and Cullen Wold Matthew and Katie Wold Dan and Laura Wolf Julie Wolfe Adam and Cari Wolff Ben and Blair Wullschlager Jesse Xiao Dan Yamagishi and Sharol Preisser Mike Yang and Sarah Nagle-Yang Tony Yao and Deborah Yim Fred and Katie Yarger Mark and Becky Yoder Bob Young, Jr. and Chris Parisi Patrick and Tricia Youssi Paul and Anne Austin ’95 Zeckser Tom and Rocio Zeiler* Brad Zigler and Lauren Ramsay Scott and Julie Zimbelman Ido and Mor Zucker * Former Parent

GRANDPARENTS

Graland is grateful for the grandparents who enrich our community as they enrich their grandchildren’s lives. The school values grandparents’ wisdom, warmth and generosity. Thank you for sharing these gifts - and your grandchildren - with Graland. Anonymous (3) Kenneth and Laura Adler Phil and Julie Allen Richard and Patricia Allen Phil and Nancy Anschutz* Bob and Linda Averbach Judy Avery Marge Bailey Drs. Suzanne and Roger Barkin Had and Betsy Beatty Lynn and Lori Belcher Richard and Shirley Bolton John and Rosemary Brownrigg Martin and Debbie Buckley Alfred Buettner, Jr. and Leigh Buettner Susan Burgamy Chuck Cannon ’65 Jill Cartter Jim and Dora Cash Ellie Caulkins Marvin and Bonnie Champion Evgeny Chashnik Mimi Chenoweth * John and Bayard Cobb* Richard Cohn and Susan Cooper Linda Corry Patrick and Janet Curran Dick and Kris Davidson Don Dolan Forest and Robin Dorn David and Angel Drucker Spike and Nan Eklund Vicki Emery ’66 Fred Emich III and Carol Emich Charles Farver, Sr. and Karen Farver Bob and Linda Finkel Michael Fourticq, Sr. and Janet Fourticq

John Freyer, Sr. ’63 and Ginny Freyer Robert Fuller II and Virginia Fuller Jay and Elise Gebhardt Liam and Madeline Gill Howerton Gowen, Jr. and Patricia Gowen A. Barry and Arlene Hirschfeld Robert and Diane Hochstadt Fred and Rebecca Hughes Woody and Gayle Hunt Bob and Carol Jancar Duane and Linda Jansen Ron Johnson and Pat Yost* Robert and Marcia Karp Don and Liza Kirkpatrick Fred Kneip, Sr. and Susan Kneip Bob and Lynne Knickerbocker Joan Ladd Oliver and Marie LeBlanc III Stephen and Sandra Linker David and Sandra Lott Charles and Nancy Lubchenco ’58 Luther* Chris and Tammy Marsico Tom and Cydney Marsico Lanny and Sharon Martin Ford and Christine Maurer Bill and Suzanne Meek Wendy Melvin John Mettler and Ellie Lowry Rick and Mindy Miller Stanley and Gayle Miller Lynn Monahan Rosemarie Murane* Lee Osterman and Elissa Topol Jack and Andrea Palmer Jairo and Cecilia Parada Patrick and Jaleh Peyton Adam and Anne Poe

Phillip and Kathy Power Arlan Preblud and Leigh Sinclair Chris and Ann Pruitt Brad and Nan Remington Steven and Cordelia Rosenberg Jerry and Terry Rubin Oswald and Lillian Saavedra Terry and Elaine Scholes Bob and Linda Sebo Howie and Marilyn Selinger Alix White Smith George Solorio, Jr. and Linda Solorio* Laurence and Joan Sorkin Karin Sporn John and Nancy Stamper Benjamin Stapleton III ’58 Jim and Julie Stretz Marcia Strickland* G. Jack Tankersley and Jennifer Evans Sandy Thomson, Jr. and Dottie Thomson Bill and Jacky Thornton Mike and Linda Toohey Milagros Valdez Jeanne Vaughn Judi Wagner* Margie Weber Joan Weisberg Charlie and Lynne Whipple Christopher Wiedenmayer, Sr. and Anne Wiedenmayer Mona Wineburg Stephen and Marcella Wolf Les and Mary Ann Zupon * Former Grandparent  Deceased

“I became aware of Graland’s academic excellence very quickly after my granddaughter enrolled there in 2018. What I have learned since then is what an amazing community Graland fosters — one that promotes inclusivity, boosts self-esteem, and builds leadership skills among its students. I love supporting Graland and being a part of this wonderful community!” -Jane Risley, Graland Grandparent 42

eeling the love! A well-attended virtual  Fgrandparents day allowed students to connect

with their loved ones all over the country! The day was enjoyed by many and demonstrated new ways for grandparents to participate.

ALUMNI Dear Graland Alumni Community, It has been an honor and pleasure to work with fellow Graland Alumni Board (GAB) members as well as the school leadership to represent, support, and engage with Graland alumni in such an unprecedented year. During the 2020-21 school year the Alumni Board’s continued focus on inclusivity while adopting new technologies and communication platforms to continue to draw more alumni back into the Graland family and connect with one another. We are so proud of the strong connection so many alumni have to Graland and how so many of these alumni continue to stay involved and play critical roles at the school to this day. This includes: • • • • • •

76 current parents are Graland alumni 8 trustees are Graland alumni 17 former trustees are Graland alumni 9 grandparents are Graland alumni 3 faculty/staff members are Graland alumni 22 alumni board members

During the pandemic, the GAB hosted several forums and speakers via Zoom that were fantastic and incredibly interesting: • • • • • •

Mr. Hickey’s lesson on Greek Heroes and Mythology Dr. Anne Braun ’93 Zink and Dr. Beth Linas ’97 discussed their approach to the COVID-19 pandemic Two forums dedicated to Graland Alumni of Color Alumni discussion of Graland’s commitment to Equity and Inclusivity Frances Newton ’96 Stacy discussed Navigating “Economic Volatility in 2021 & Being a Part of the Solution” Dr. Brent Levy ’98, MD and Ali Levy ’00 discussed COVID-19 from the frontlines

I am immensely grateful for the more than 200 alumni who attended the alumni annual events that were held virtually: • The fall cocktail party honoring retired Master Teachers’ Andrean Andrus and Coach Dick Kinney and • The winter young alumni trivia event • Annual Graland Reunion with the presentation of the Ruth Gorham Alumni Award to Max Caulkins ’87 and celebrating the milestone years ending in 0, 1, 5, and 6 • Our second Graland in the Making event, which includes all alumni from Graland’s first 50 years, was held virtually with more than 75 in attendance. These alumni shared incredible stories of Graland’s early years. Participants to all these various events joined in from throughout the United States and from around the world. I am pleased to report that 233 alumni showed their support for Graland by making gifts to the school in 2020-21. Alumni gifts were directed to the Graland Annual Fund, financial aid, the school Archives, the Inspire Campaign for faculty compensation, the Nancy Nye ’39 Priest Memorial Fund, the Bradley Thomas Memorial Fund and the Robert Romero Scholarship Fund. It is affirming to see alumni “pay it forward” to support today’s students and teachers! Due to the pandemic, I strongly believe the sense of community and acceptance is more important than ever. I couldn’t be prouder of the GAB members and their active engagement to be creative and problem-solve around the pandemic and continue to connect with the greater Graland alumni community. We meet regularly throughout the school year on various forms of outreach. Don’t let the passage of time or the fact that you may live outside of Denver be a hesitation to get reconnected with Graland. We have come a long way since the early days of COVID and now have the capability to welcome participation from anywhere in the world. I encourage you to reach out to me or to any board member listed here to learn more about the GAB. We would be happy to suggest ideas, events or volunteer opportunities to support Graland and its ever-growing alumni community. I encourage you to reach out and connect with each other, see challenges as just stepping stones to something greater, and venture out and learn something new and know the Graland alumni community is behind you and cheering you on.

David Watts ’91 President, Graland Alumni Board 44

ALUMNI 2020-21 Graland Alumni Board Executive Committee David Watts ’92 - President Japera Walker ’02 Wilkison - Secretary Board Members Jaime Miller ’97 Altman Jim Arneill ’66 Ellie Atkeson ’03 Andrew Bourke ’01 Jason Cooper ’84 Sara Drucker ’89 Cooper Patrick Jobin ’01 Andrew Johnson ’84 Peter Johnson ’81 Marguerite Hitchens ’91 Korber Ali Levy ’00 Brent Levy ’98 Mimi Liedtke ’02 Amanda Poe ’00 Little Ed Murane ’78 Sean Offner ’09 Ann Ladd ’87 Ryan Kevin Schoelzel ’07 Jennifer Scholes ’95 Christina Freyer ’97 Walker Ex Officio Members: Josh Cobb Jessica Goski Cathy Naughton Jeri Volpe

Alumni Board Mission Statement The Alumni Board recognizes that our alumni are the main link to Graland’s past. Therefore, it is our responsibility to foster this unique relationship to enhance the present environment and help shape the future experiences of generations to come. We seek to achieve this by encouraging alumni involvement with the school, representing alumni interests and advocating lifelong learning in accordance with the missions and long-standing traditions of the school.

Graland Southwest Trip - 50 Years Since Inception

With great preparation and many layers of health and safety precautions taken, Grade 6 students were able to once again attend the Southwest Trip, a hallmark of Graland’s historic experiential learning. This trip originated 50 years earlier, in 1971, and was the idea of teaching legend Nancy Nye ’39 Priest, who passed away in November 2020 at the age of 93. Students still camp on the same property as they have for the past several decades and cook meals at the campsite using a chuckwagon. Students use Pancake Rock as their recess area and explore the ravines and ridges while relaxing with their classmates. New just this year: students worked with a traditional mason to learn about puebloan structures and even laid sandstone bricks at a building site. For decades into the future, visiting students will be able to add their brick in a cumulative effort to learn about the ancient architecture and further build up the site. In future decades, the students will build a multi-room dwelling and possibly dig out a kiva site.

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ALUMNI Graland is grateful for its alumni community and those who contribute in recognition of the impact of their Graland education. Class of ’52 William Sweet III

Class of ’67 Katherine Dines

Class of ’54 Dick Hart

Class of ’68 Catherine Coleman Winston Dines Ben Duke III

Class of ’58 Terry Richmond, Jr. Benjamin Stapleton III Class of ’60 Brown Cannon, Jr. Craig Stapleton Class of ’61 Skit Stapleton Class of ’62 Stirling Puck Class of ’63 Stephen Fitzpatrick John Freyer, Sr. Class of ’64 Nancy Widmer Freeman Patty Kern Shelton Leli Sudler Class of ’65 Warren Anderson Chuck Cannon Terce Dines John Page Stull John Wright Class of ’66 Jim Arneill IV Vicki Emery Nancy Lamb Margaret Rawlinson Amy Wagner Stull

Class of ’69 Jill Cowperthwaite Marian Dines Valerie Gates Sean True Diane Gates Wallach Class of ’70 Sara Looms Fitch Class of ’71 Lorraine Higbie Fairmont Wendy Wolf Kaufman Class of ’72 Bruce Rifkin Class of ’74 Robin McGehee Charley Rosenberry II David Thomas Class of ’75 Darwin Toll Class of ’76 Missy Kintzele Eliot Samuel Marquis, Jr. Bill Vincent Class of ’77 Elizabeth Anderson Steve Bain Ben Barocas Tony Mayer Ann Skartvedt

Class of ’78 Robert Bruhn, Jr. Hope Connors Edward Murane Edward Sweeney Christopher Toll Class of ’79 Liza Grant Class of ’80 George Caulkins John Corsello Gregory Kintzele, Sr. Amy Rosenberg Flip Rosenberry Patrick Shafroth Class of ’81 Anonymous Larry Cohen Chris Godfrey Phil Hickey (H) Aleks Humeyumptewa Pete Johnson Karen Paul Class of ’82 Joann Schauer Cole Scott Cowperthwaite Christopher Hatcher Erik Swanson Class of ’83 Brian Barish David Caulkins Charles Owen Seth Terry

Class of ’84 Collis Chandler III Jason Cooper Dave Heller Andrew Johnson Kevin Mahoney Heather Falk Nolan J.J. Nora, Jr. Class of ’85 Patrick Hatcher Richard Zimmerman Class of ’86 Luke Beatty Megan Bee Betsy Cregger Barry Hirschfeld, Jr. Ryan Howsam Kim Fuller Jacoby Dave Kirkpatrick Kaia Borgen Moritz Class of ’87 Max Caulkins Gregory Crichlow Julia Dobbins Ann Ladd Ryan Chris Sanchez Jennifer Watts Class of ’88 Adam Averbach Taylor Kirkpatrick Sarah Buchanan Rose Ashley Johnson Rust Jordy Shaw Kristin Eklund Weber (H) honorary classmate

Learning Together In August 2020, Graland led two virtual forums for Alumni of Color to share their experiences and thoughts to better inform school initiatives with regard to diversity, equity and inclusivity.

ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI Class of ’89 Libby Anschutz Aaron Burgamy Sara Drucker Cooper Molly Falk Jansen Julian Korber Jonathan Nash Josh Patt Rebecca Valdez Eric Vinton Class of ’90 Catherine Wilhelm Austin Jennifer Daniel Collins Antonio Lucero JJ Eklund McGawn Evan Silverman Jordy Singer Class of ’91 Harry Austin Adam Barkin Justin Borus Matthew Cheroutes Stephanie Frankel Hayden Hirschfeld Courtney Dorn Hughes Damon Judd Marguerite Hitchens Korber Hilary Decker Sinnamon Jeff Susman Class of ’92 Jon-Erik Borgen Andy Dixon Adam Farver John Freyer, Jr. Ben Ladd Cintra Pollack David Watts Graham Williams Class of ’93 Brian Abrams Michael Barkin Jeremy Barron Brewster Boyd, Jr. Dan Hamman Hisatake Kamori Brian Mankwitz Ryan O’Shaughnessy Jessica Perrill Jonathan Right Class of ’94 Anonymous Jennifer Person Barker Paige Dorn Peter Eklund Josh Holman Yumiko Kamori Ryan Kirkpatrick David McMurtry

Jennifer Pock Rob Susman Jill Stein Vishnitsky Ali Waggener Boyd Class of ’95 Chase Boswell Ryan McGee Jennifer Scholes Bill Sinclair Sarah Martin Stettner Jeter Thomas David Thomson Anne Austin Zeckser Class of ’96 Justin Boyd Libby Bourke Eberhardt Ashley Larrick Aaron Goldhamer Scott Hamman Alexander Hoover Emily Martin Jones Erin O’Shaughnessy Powell Alexis Wilson Weightman Class of ’97 Jaime Miller Altman Christine Anneberg Peter Baer Hunter Dorn John Frey David Harbaugh IV Kabrielle McGee Elizabeth Right Reiss Betsy Wagner Christina Freyer Walker Class of ’98 Makiko Kamori Brent Levy Blake O’Shaughnessy Liz Robinson Joe Shipley Maia Selinger Class of ’99 Natalie Drucker Boscoe Dane Harbaugh Ben Lusher David Miller Class of ’00 Ali Levy Amanda Poe Little Daniel Louis Kerry O’Shaughnessy Sheedy Class of ’01 Andrew Bourke Kelsey Finch Patrick Jobin

Alumna Shares Financial Expertise In February 2021,

Frances Newton ’96 Stacy led an educational

financial presentation entitled “Navigating Economic Volatility in 2021 & Being a Part of the Solution” for the Graland community. As a part of her remarks she shared some advice: • Look at adversity as a gift • Work with people who are both intelligent and well-mannered. • Cultivate and maintain your sphere of connections • Love what you do, make an impact Frances later shared, “This presentation was particularly meaningful for me as I have come so far since my Graland days. I remember Graland fondly and as truly my best educational experience. It is a very special place for students to be embraced for their individuality.” Class of ’02 Charles Cavness III Mimi Liedtke Jennifer Ridder Japera Walker Wilkison

Class of ’10 Abby Mayo

Class of ’03 Elizabeth Arkell Eleanor Atkeson Molly Louis Myers

Class of ’14 Kohl Terry

Class of ’04 Hilly Schoelzel Class of ’05 Elizabeth Marsico Ross Class of ’06 Cole Hamilton Lark Liedtke Annie Scott Class of ’07 Peter Arkell Caleb Cunningham Evan Gart Ash Hussain Kevin Schoelzel Class of ’09 Sean Offner

Class of ’13 Sackett Terry

Class of ’15 Alexander Alijani Class of ’16 Alden Alijani Wyatt Terry Class of ’17 Maya Rutherford Class of ’18 Hopie Brown Stuart Terry Class of ’19 Elliot Rutherford Class of ’20 Sophie Alijani Class of ’23 Bianca Morris

ALUMNI

Spring Alumni Speakers REUNION 2021

Honoring Max Caulkins ’87 Graland congratulates Max Caulkins ’87 as the 2021 recipient of the Ruth Gorham Award. This award is presented to a member of the alumni community whose dedication and service to Graland exemplify Mrs. Gorham’s lifelong commitment to the school. “Max has always had the interests of the school as his top priority and I can think of no more deserving person for this wonderful honor. His contributions to Graland are remarkable and he should be recognized for an unparalleled commitment to an institution that he has held in such high regard.” - Jason Cooper ’84, Alumni Board Member

Thank you to the following alumni who virtually spoke with Graland students in the spring regarding their professional career paths through the Alumni Speaker Series and the Grade 7 & 8 Youth Purpose Summits, discussing the importance of finding and following one’s purpose: Alumni Speaker Series Participants: Sarah Axelrod ’04 Cully Cavness ’02 Ali Frick ’00 Alexander Wamboldt ’03 Youth Purpose Summit Presenters: Olivia Cohen ’16 Caleb Cunningham ’07 Belen Pizarro ’17

Alumni Shares Experience From the Front Lines Brent Levy, MD ’98 and Ali Levy ’00 led the conversation “Looking at COVID from the Front Lines” in June 2020, sharing their perspectives as an emergency department doctor in Denver, and the director of training for a company focused on the health of first responders, respectively. They cited Graland’s influence on their professional lives: “Graland’s program - especially Service Learning - helped me recognize that I am a part of something bigger than ‘self.’ I have always wanted to ‘pay it forward,’ and not do a disservice to the teachers and coaches who supported me so greatly throughout my elementary education years,” Ali said. Brent continued “I too have always chosen to ‘pay it forward’ thanks to Graland. Graland also instilled in me a love of learning, an awareness of grit and an appreciation for critical thinking.” 48

ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI

The Passing of Graland’s Beloved

Nancy Nye ’39 Priest

On November 20, 2020, Nancy Nye ’39 Priest passed away peacefully at her home. A graduate of the Class of 1939, Nancy was also a former Graland teacher who retired in 1995 after 43 years as a faculty member. During her teaching time at Graland, Nancy carried on the tradition of medieval knighting started by Ruth Gorham, and added to it the Roman Museum, and the Mesa Verde trip for sixth graders. As shared by her daughter, Susan Priest ’69 Pierce, “she firmly believed we could improve the world through a better understanding of cultures and their history.” As both a Graland alumna and teacher, Nancy epitomized the very soul and spirit of the school. Her tireless work with thousands of students, as well as her unselfish devotion to her community, made her a role model to many. At a Masters Teachers salute, John Caulkins ’81 stated about Nancy: “ She taught us that the past is something to relive, to experience, to let one’s imagination unfold. She knew that a fifth or sixth-grader has an even better sense of curiosity than an archaeologist, and just how important it is to kindle the imagination while teaching independence, self-discipline, and respect for others and the environment. Can you imagine a more hands-on approach to learning? In building our Roman museum, making shields for knighting, or identifying Anasazi potsherds, we pushed ourselves to better understand and relive the past.” Upon her retirement in 1995, Graland established an alumni award in her honor. For 25 years, the Nancy Nye Priest ’39 Alumni Award has honored alumni whose extraordinary contributions in their chosen field of endeavor are reflective of the exemplary qualities of the person, of Graland Country Day School, and of the global community in which we live. Graland has been pleased to recognize alumni who, through their work, commitment to community, and loyalty to the ideals nurtured at Graland, represented a fitting tribute to Nancy. Outside of her time at Graland, Nancy was an artist, a dedicated student, an appreciator of Southwest Culture and an avid lover of animals. She had dogs, cats, pigs (including a piglet that used to visit Graland’s Pre-Kindergarten class each day), chickens and was also a Navajo Churro Sheep breeder. Nancy was predeceased by her husband Ben G. M. Priest; her parents George M. and Ione F. Nye; her brother George M. Nye Jr ’44; and her niece Cathy Handwerk Rhodes. She is survived by her daughter Susan Priest ’69 Pierce of Houlton, Maine; Susan Handwerk ’42 (sister), Bayfield, CO; Camille Pierce, Hanover, NH; Ted Handwerk, Bayfield, CO; Carl Rhodes Newport, OR; Chris Rhodes and his children, Durango, CO; Ann Hunsaker ’61, Denver, CO; Nancy Hunsaker, Bradley Hunsaker, Debbie Spencer, Denver, CO; and good friends, Ted and Patty Tedesco, Karen and Gary Hansen, and Valerie Gates ’69. As shared by her family, Nancy’s ashes were scattered by the windmill on her property. Donations in her memory can be made to Graland’s Nancy Nye Priest Memorial Fund for student scholarship at graland.org/specialfunds. 49

Graland Archive Committee Says Thank You! The Alumni Board Archive Committee is grateful for the alumni, parents of alumni and former faculty and staff who have shared their Graland memorabilia and photos back with the school. If you have anything you would like to gift back to Graland, please Anna Natassja Scheitler ’13 at ascheitler@graland.org or On a warm spring day, Grade 3 and 7email students got together outside to participate in303-398-3623. a chalk

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FRIENDS AND STUDENTS

Graland is grateful for all community members - including students, neighbors, and more - who choose to support our school. Anonymous Nate Fotheringham Dustin Hull

Levi Morris ’21 Sabina Goski ’29

CORPORATION GIVING

Graland is grateful to the extended corporate community who recognizes and supports the value of a Graland education by matching donors’ gifts. Graland donors employed at the following companies doubled or tripled their donations with just a few simple clicks on their companies’ websites. These donors know that matching gifts are an easy way to make their donations go farther and deliver a bigger impact for our students, teachers and programs. Anonymous 135 Adams Street LLC Adelante Capital Management LLC Artisan Partners Limited Partnership Baird Foundation, Inc. BlackRock, Inc. BP Corporation North America Inc. Brick Specialists Center Copy Printing Chapman Tax Solutions LLC Charles Schwab Foundation Matching Gift Program Colorado Department of Human Services (CDHS) D.A. Davidson & Co. Dudley Article 11th Trust

HQ Architects Johns Manville L & S LLC LLB Corporation Otten Johnson Robinson Neff & Ragonetti PC Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Program Salesforce Shell Oil Company Foundation Matching Gifts Syntrinsic Investment Counsel The Timken Company Charitable and Educational Fund Viewhouse Whitney Evans Ltd. Williams Companies Inc. Workday, Inc.

GIFTS IN KIND

Graland is grateful for all in-kind gifts the school received last year. From library books to health & safety supplies, each in-kind gift enhances the Graland experience and makes an impact on our students, teachers, and programs.

Graland Archive Committee Says Thank You! The Alumni Board Archive Committee is grateful for the alumni, parents of alumni, and former faculty and staff who have shared their Graland memorabilia and photos back with the school. If you have anything you would like to gift back to Graland, please email Anna Natassja Scheitler ‘13 at ascheitler@graland.org or 303-398-3623.

Anonymous Anthony’s Pizza and Pasta Paul and Paige Kushner John and Shannon Le Bel Parisi Foods Inc Daniel Storch and Daphne Butler Edward White III ’73 and Nancy White Parthenia Williams Eugene Wolfel and Elizabeth Thilo Bob Young, Jr. and Chris Parisi

SPECIAL FUNDS Graland is grateful to donors who have established special, designated funds for the school over time. These funds further the school’s mission through a variety of ways in concert with the donors’ intention and purpose. These funds are active in their support of Graland; contributions may be made to all of the below funds at any time.

Nancy Nye Priest Memorial Fund

Donations to the Nancy Nye Priest Memorial Fund are designated for financial assistance to deserving students whose families cannot afford full tuition. Christine Anneberg ’97 Rye ’91 and Catherine Wilhelm ’90 Austin Mitchell Benedict III and Patsy Benedict Ken and Keri Blair Mimi Chenoweth Robert Fuller II and Virginia Fuller Valerie Gates ’69 Liza Grant ’79 Phil Hickey A. Barry and Arlene Hirschfeld Barry Hirschfeld, Jr. ’86 Hayden ’91 and Elana Hirschfeld Chas Jones and Jill Cowperthwaite ’69 Herb and Darlene Kress Nancy Lamb ’66

Lanny and Sharon Martin J. Landis & Sharon Martin Family Foundation Tony ’77 and Delisa Mayer Michael and Danielle McSweeney Rosemarie Murane Nancy Parker Stirling Puck ’62 Anthony Sanchez ’77 Ann Skartvedt ’77 Andrew and Sarah Martin ’95 Stettner Sean True ’69 Bill ’76 and Sally Vincent Joe and Kristin Eklund ’88 Weber Parthenia Williams John Wright ’65

Diversity, Equity & Inclusivity Fund

Established in 2018 by Drs. Roger and Suzanne Barkin, the fund is designated to advance strategic diversity, equity, and inclusivity initiatives at the school including, but not limited to: professional development, faculty and staff recruitment, and the creation and execution of Community Day. Drs. Suzanne and Roger Barkin

Graland’s Archives & Heritage Project

Graland’s Archives and Heritage Project has digitized many historic photos, documents, and yearbooks to date, however additional funding is needed to assure all archival materials can be properly preserved, stored, and shared with the school community. Jim Arneill IV ’66 and Tudi Arneill

Phil Hickey Ed ’78 and Sarah Murane

Bradley Thomas Memorial Fund

Established in 1992 by Don and Marcia Thomas, the Bradley Thomas Memorial Fund was created as a tribute to their late son, Brad ’72. Donations to the fund help offset the cost of drug and alcohol prevention education provided annually to Middle School students. David Miller and Katherine ’67 Dines Phil Hickey David Thomas ’74 and Kathryn Lester Don and Marcia Thomas

The Romero Scholarship Fund

The Romero Scholarship Fund was introduced to recognize and honor Coach Robert Romero ’69 upon his retirement after 39 years of teaching and coaching at Graland. Once the goal is realized, this endowed fund will offer financial assistance in perpetuity to deserving students whose families cannot afford full tuition. Phil Hickey

If you are interested in contributing to one of these special funds, or establishing your own, contact Jessica Goski, Director of Development at jgoski@graland.org or 303-336-3705.

“I just want people to see me. Just like I see them.” -Sam Loewi ’05

Samantha Loewi Scholarship Fund Begun in 2012, the fund was established as a tribute to Sammy Loewi ’05 who passed away at an early age due to complications of congenital muscular dystrophy. It was initiated to enhance training for students, teachers, and parents with regard to diversity and inclusivity efforts, and to assist students with diverse needs. Over time, the Fund has evolved, likewise supporting the Sam Loewi Unified Neighborhood Games, the culminating service learning event for Grade 4 students who spend their year building relationships with special buddies and learning kindness and respect for children who are physically and mentally different. Felix and Wendy Demartini Nate Fotheringham Cole Hamilton ’06 Phil Hickey Cyril Isaac Kevin Isaac Mimi McMann Di Nestel

Honoring Sammy Loewi’s Legacy by Di Nestel, Former Graland Faculty and Administrator

Sammy Loewi ’05 was a student of mine and someone I loved and admired quite deeply. I first met Sam when she, along with her parents Andy and Pat, visited Graland prior to her kindergarten year. Little did I know just what an inspiration she would be, for teachers and classmates alike. I remember one day she said to me “I just want people to see me – not the wheelchair, not the disease, not the clothes or shoes I wear, not what I can’t do. Just see me for who I am inside. Just like I see them.” That’s what the Sam Loewi Games are all about - really seeing one another and understanding that it’s what inside that counts. Sam’s legacy at Graland lives on through all those who have participated in the Sam Loewi Games. She inspired Graland to be a better school and all of us to realize our better selves. She left this earth way too soon but not without also leaving a legacy at Graland of the Sam Loewi Games and the Sam Loewi Fund. It’s a pleasure to donate to Graland, my home for nearly three decades. The Sam Loewi Fund allows me to give in Sam’s memory. Watching Sam navigate her challenges and grow into a confident young lady taught me a lot about compassion, humility, and perseverance. She inspired me and so many others to be our better selves. For that, I am so grateful and feel so blessed to support Graland and honor Sam by donating to the Sam Loewi Fund.

students celebrated the Chinese New Year  Pbyrekindergarten showcasing their homemade dragon on campus! The

students learned in class that in Chinese culture, the dragon represents good luck, strength, and health.

2020-21 TRIBUTE GIVING Graland is grateful to have received so many special tribute gifts from the following lists of donors. Honorary and memorial gifts are personal and meaningful forms of expression - a way to formalize the impact an individual or teacher has had on one’s life.These kind gestures make a lasting impression on our students and teachers.

GIFTS IN HONOR In Honor of Drew Albert ’24 Mona Wineburg In Honor of Olivia Albert ’22 Mona Wineburg In Honor of All of the teachers and staff who have worked so hard this year Anonymous

In Honor of Juan Botello Bianca Morris ’23 Levi Morris ’21 In Honor of Ella Burgamy ’25 Susan Burgamy In Honor of Ellie Caulkins A. Barry and Arlene Hirschfeld

In Honor of Ethan Altman ’28 Howard and Karen Altman The Altman Family Foundation

In Honor of Cindy Cheadle Phil Hickey Matt and Katie Mimnall

In Honor of Jaime Miller ’97 Altman Howard and Karen Altman The Altman Family Foundation

In Honor of Matt Cheroutes ’91 Rhoda Resnick

In Honor of Olivia Altman ’25 Howard and Karen Altman The Altman Family Foundation In Honor of Seth Altman Howard and Karen Altman The Altman Family Foundation In Honor of Andrean Andrus Robert Fuller II and Virginia Fuller Chris and Kim Fuller ’86 Jacoby In Honor of Sarah Baldwin Cathy Naughton In Honor of Luke Beatty ’86 Jim and Dora Cash In Honor of Aaron Bergsieker ’25 Rick and Christine Bergsieker In Honor of Katie Bergsieker ’22 Rick and Christine Bergsieker In Honor of Desi Bolton ’26 Richard and Shirley Bolton In Honor of Quinn Bolton ’30 Richard and Shirley Bolton

In Honor of the Class of 1960 The Harmes C. Fishback Foundation Craig ’60 and Dorothy Stapleton In Honor of Josh Cobb Brad and Nan Remington Roie Shields

In Honor of John Cunningham ’24 Martin and Debbie Buckley In Honor of Wendy Demartini Anonymous Ryan and Jolene Collier Phil and Anya Winslow In Honor of Michelle Demetriades Brian Day and Marisa Day Echaniz In Honor of Andy Dodge Anonymous Bianca Morris ’23 Mike Willis In Honor of Meggan Dodge Mike Willis In Honor of Elky Dorman Anonymous In Honor of Jake Dresden Caleb Cunningham ’07

In Honor of Quincy Collins ’22 Ida Daniel

In Honor of Lively Emich ’27 Lee Osterman and Elissa Topol

In Honor of Steve Collins David Hill

In Honor of Pace Emich ’27 Lee Osterman and Elissa Topol

In Honor of Katy Cooper Alden Alijani ’16 Alexander Alijani ’15 Todd and Sarah Alijani Sophie Alijani ’20

In Honor of Julia Fields Carmelo Paglialunga and John Reilly

In Honor of Andrea Crane Cathy Naughton In Honor of Charlie Cuneo ’24 Jim and Jana Cuneo In Honor of Haddie Cuneo ’27 Jim and Jana Cuneo In Honor of Anna Cunningham ’26 Martin and Debbie Buckley

In Honor of Sara Flansberg Anonymous In Honor of Maxwell Gardner ’31 Mike and Linda Toohey In Honor of Brooks Gebhardt Jay and Elise Gebhardt In Honor of Emmi Gerhardt ’28 Phil and Carol McArthur In Honor of Theiss Gerhardt ’26 Phil and Carol McArthur

GIFTS IN HONOR CONTINUED

In Honor of Gabriel Huberman ’21 Michael and Linda Wachtell Wachtell Family Charitable Fund

In Honor of Alden Leppitsch ’28 Karl and Gail Becker Karl E Becker Eleemosynary Fund

In Honor of Ben Glyphis ’26 Sophia Glyphis

In Honor of Jessica Huberman ’24 Michael and Linda Wachtell Wachtell Family Charitable Fund

In Honor of Ellie Lucas ’23 The Buettner Family Foundation

In Honor of Gabriella Glyphis ’24 Sophia Glyphis In Honor of Jessica Goski Angela May In Honor of Graland A Team Jeri Volpe In Honor of Graland Faculty Andy and Robyn Levy In Honor of Graland Grade 8 Team Alden Alijani ’16 Alexander Alijani ’15 Todd and Sarah Alijani Sophie Alijani ’20 In Honor of Graland Teachers Graham ’92 and Caro Williams In Honor of Justine Hall Matt and Katie Mimnall

In Honor of Karyn Huberman Michael and Linda Wachtell Wachtell Family Charitable Fund In Honor of Cyril Isaac Sabina Goski ’29

In Honor of Kimm Lucas The Buettner Family Foundation Bianca Morris ’23 Mike Willis

In Honor of Kevin Isaac Linda Sears

In Honor of Leah Maina ’21 Charley and Ruth Pettes

In Honor of Ginna Jacoby ’21 Robert Fuller II and Virginia Fuller

In Honor of Chase Mandes ’22 Richard and Patricia Allen

In Honor of Sallie Lewis Keefe Sean Keefe

In Honor of Jake Mandes ’21 Richard and Patricia Allen

In Honor of Sally Kennedy Carrie VonderHaar

In Honor of Ryan Mandes ’21 Richard and Patricia Allen

In Honor of Richard “Dick” Kinney Caleb Cunningham ’07

In Honor of Jane Maslanka Alden Alijani ’16 Alexander Alijani ’15 Todd and Sarah Alijani Sophie Alijani ’20 Levi Morris ’21

In Honor of Caroline Kirkpatrick ’29 Don and Liza Kirkpatrick

In Honor of Kay Hanson Caleb Cunningham ’07

In Honor of Lila Kirkpatrick ’27 Don and Liza Kirkpatrick

In Honor of Sabrina Haug Aimee Marth In Honor of Phil Hickey H’81 Anonymous Andy and Jeanie Hoover Damon Judd ’91 Cathy Naughton In Honor of David Hill Anonymous In Honor of Hayden Hirschfeld ’91 135 Adams Street LLC In Honor of Alex Horne ’01 Chevis Horne, Jr. and Jan Kennaugh Jan Kennaugh and Chevis Horne Fund In Honor of Ben Horne ’03 Chevis Horne, Jr. and Jan Kennaugh Jan Kennaugh and Chevis Horne Fund In Honor of Will Horne ’07 Chevis Horne, Jr. and Jan Kennaugh Jan Kennaugh and Chevis Horne Fund

In Honor of Isabel Lucas ’27 The Buettner Family Foundation

In Honor of Freddy Kneip ’22 Fred and Greer Kneip In Honor of Graham Kneip ’29 Fred and Greer Kneip In Honor of Rylan Kneip ’24 Fred and Greer Kneip In Honor of Julie Lachance Levi Morris ’21 In Honor of Charlotte Larkins ’25 Rick and Lisa Hurst

In Honor of Mitchell Masters Anonymous In Honor of Charlie May ’21 Chuck and Honey Goldberg Honey and Charles Goldberg Family Foundation In Honor of Bambi Mayo Abby Mayo ’10 In Honor of Ronni McCaffrey Charles and Holly Hudson

In Honor of Mia Larkins ’23 Rick and Lisa Hurst

In Honor of Mimi McMann Anonymous Phil Hickey

In Honor of William Larkins ’29 Rick and Lisa Hurst

In Honor of Liat and Eli Mercado Carlos Mercado and Vanessa Renner

In Honor of Annie Lassiter Alden Alijani ’16 Alexander Alijani ’15 Sophie Alijani ’20 Todd and Sarah Alijani

In Honor of Carrington Metcalfe ’28 Jay and Lil Metcalfe In Honor of Tess Metcalfe Jay and Lil Metcalfe

“Our gift this year is made in honor of all the teachers and staff who have worked so hard this year.” - Anonymous Current Family

GIFTS IN HONOR CONTINUED In Honor of Bodhi Miera ’22 John and Rosemary Brownrigg

tudents virtually traveled to the South to dive deep  Sinto topics related to civil rights and demonstrated their learning with a project reflecting their learning.

In Honor of Cedar Miera ’18 John and Rosemary Brownrigg In Honor of Justin Miera Anonymous John and Rosemary Brownrigg In Honor of Levi Morris ’21 Paul and Robin Morris In Honor of Petra Mubarak ’24 Omar Mubarak and Leslie Rose In Honor of Di Nestel Joel and Bambi Mayo In Honor of Francesca Noguera ’25 Oswald and Lillian Saavedra In Honor of Marcela Noguera ’23 Oswald and Lillian Saavedra In Honor of Leah Noyes Phil Hickey In Honor of Karen Perez Guillen Phil Hickey In Honor of Andrew Petrush ’25 Alan and Martha Petrush In Honor of Ryan Petrush ’25 Alan and Martha Petrush In Honor of Jolie Pruett ’26 Terry and Elaine Scholes In Honor of Jordan Pruett ’26 Terry and Elaine Scholes

In Honor of Rahm Selinger ’27 Howie and Marilyn Selinger

In Honor of Lori Smith Matt and Katie Mimnall

In Honor of Emmie Reiter ’29 Ted and Mary Wendell

In Honor of Adair Shannon ’29 George and Susu Johnson

In Honor of Gail Sonnesyn Phil Hickey

In Honor of Tom Rice Aaron ’89 and Brooke Burgamy

In Honor of Enzo Sherick ’29 L & S LLC Stephen and Lynn Sherick

In Honor of Ethan Speicher ’30 Anonymous

In Honor of Katherine Rickenbaugh ’86 Rich Amy Rosenberg ’80 Rosenberg/Slafsky Family Trust In Honor of Anne Rickenbaugh ’80 Amy Rosenberg ’80 Rosenberg/Slafsky Family Trust

In Honor of Nayarit Sherick ’25 L & S LLC Stephen and Lynn Sherick In Honor of Jennifer Shouse Phil and Anya Winslow

In Honor of Robert Romero, Sr. Caleb Cunningham ’07

In Honor of Myer Sidon ’28 Howie and Marilyn Selinger Barby Sidon

In Honor of Lisa Ross Anonymous

In Honor of Amy Silver Anonymous

In Honor of Beker Rubin ’29 Jerry and Terry Rubin

In Honor of Ellenor Sinclair ’27 Patrick and Janet Curran

In Honor of Carson Schaub ’24 Jim and Marcia Hafemeister

In Honor of Addison Smith ’21 Priscilla Lundblad

In Honor of Whitney Schaub ’26 Jim and Marcia Hafemeister

In Honor of Charlotte Smith ’20 The Bohemia Fund Alix White Smith

In Honor of Grayson Scremin ’30 Mike and Linda Toohey

In Honor of Christopher Smith ’23 The Bohemia Fund Alix White Smith

In Honor of Owen Speicher ’27 Anonymous In Honor of Nicole Spiers Anonymous In Honor of Finley Steed ’21 John and Suzanne Steed In Honor of John Steed ’24 John and Suzanne Steed In Honor of Edie Steffen ’29 Micky Prelogar In Honor of Van Steffen ’29 Micky Prelogar In Honor of Andrew Stettner HQ Architects Matt and Anne Quallick In Honor of Sarah Stettner ’95 HQ Architects Matt and Anne Quallick In Honor of Cody Stiles ’28 Jim and Julie Stretz

In Honor of Nora Stiles ’25 Jim and Julie Stretz In Honor of Keene Storey ’29 John and Debbie Edwards The Edwards Family Stewardship Fund In Honor of Virginia Storey ’31 John and Debbie Edwards The Edwards Family Stewardship Fund In Honor of Julia Straaton Mike Willis In Honor of Wyatt Strasburg ’24 Dick and Donna Baker In Honor of Julie Stretz Anonymous In Honor of Graham “Gray” Susman ’27 Laurence and Joan Sorkin In Honor of Sadie Sutton ’21 Bob and Linda Finkel In Honor of Shantel Vigil Aimee Marth In Honor of Jeri Volpe Angela May

In Honor of Carrie VonderHaar Hilary Burrall Matt and Katie Mimnall In Honor of Joaquin Walker ’98 Dustin and Japera Walker ’02 Wilkison In Honor of Nicolas Walker ’94 Dustin and Japera Walker ’02 Wilkison In Honor of Gavin Weber ’21 Joe and Kristin Eklund ’88 Weber In Honor of Kristin Eklund ’88 Weber Spike and Nan Eklund In Honor of Margot Weber ’28 Russel and Jane Kaufman In Honor of Mia Werner ’28 Laurie and Lon Werner In Honor of Miles West ’27 Randolph West Jr. and Janet West In Honor of Japera Walker ’02 Wilkison Dustin and Japera Walker ’02 Wilkison In Honor of Nadia Wilkison ’26 Dustin and Japera Walker ’02 Wilkison

In Honor of Jess Williams Anonymous In Honor of Joshua Wolff ’22 Jay and Marcia Levine In Honor of Naomi Wolff ’20 Jay and Marcia Levine In Honor of Zeke Wolff ’24 Jay and Marcia Levine In Honor of Caroline Woodruff Aimee Marth In Honor of Leila Young ’25 Bob and Linda Sebo In Honor of Zander Young ’22 Bob and Linda Sebo In Honor of Alexa Youssi ’25 Keith and Margie Weber Family Foundation Margie Weber In Honor of Trevor Youssi ’23 Keith and Margie Weber Family Foundation Margie Weber

Legacy Giving - Dr. Andrea Sodano ’65 In 1999, Dr. Andrea Sodano ’65 approached Graland to establish a fund in honor of her mother: the Virginia Addison Sodano Scholarship Fund. Virginia Addison Sodano had a passion for learning, served as a recruiter for the United States Navy during World War II, and later worked for the United Nations Relief Association in China. She was a single parent who did an outstanding job of raising her daughter. She taught Andrea the importance of education and the joy of learning. Because education was a high priority, Virginia wanted her daughter to attend Graland Country Day School. With hard work on her part and scholarship assistance, her daughter was able to attend Graland and receive an outstanding education. To this day, Dr. Andrea Sodano values the strong educational foundation she received at Graland. From Graland she went on to attend George Washington High School, University of Colorado, the University of Massachusetts-Amherst, where she earned her Ph.D. in clinical and organizational psychology, and fellowships at Yale University Medical school and Harvard Medical School. Her long career includes executive positions at IBM, Symmetrix, the Hay Group and Walmart. Dr. Sodano finished her career as an Executive in Residence, mentoring and creating internship programs for the Health and Life Sciences MBA’s, at the Boston University School of Business, where she served for 8 years. She is now fully retired and spends her time volunteering, participating on boards, and traveling post-COVID. Dr. Sodano’s gift signals her commitment to families facing similar financial challenges that she and her mother faced. She designed the fund to support a Graland student like herself, a financial aid recipient who is the child of a single parent. She is also a member of the Montem Society, having arranged with her estate to fund the scholarship in perpetuity upon her passing. In so doing, her gift allows future students to pursue their own joy of learning. “Graland and my mother created a community of caring, giving, educational stimulation, and challenge that provided me with lifelong learning and dedication to offering the same thing to the child of a single parent,” says Dr. Sodano. “Everything I am today is a result of that partnership. Graland has always been one of the best experiences I have had.”

GIFTS IN MEMORIAM In Memory of Joseph Alexis Phil Hickey H’81

In Memory of George Mansfield A. Barry and Arlene Hirschfeld

In Memory of Sally Allen Phil Hickey H’81

In Memory of William C. and Virginia L. McGehee Robin McGehee ’74

In Memory of Connie Ankelein Ali Levy ’00 Jennifer Pock ’94 In Memory of Edward Battle Phil Hickey H’81 In Memory of Janice Baucum Brewster Boyd, Sr. and Helen Boyd Thomas Buchanan III and Edith Buchanan Phil Hickey H’81 Bob and Becky Holman In Memory of John Comfort Ben Duke III ’68 and Laurie Duke In Memory of Peter Decker Phil Hickey H’81 In Memory of Katherine “Katie” Dodge Walter Littell and Leli Sudler ’64 In Memory of Lillian Duren Anonymous In Memory of Peter Grant Phil Hickey H’81 In Memory of James S. Harrell Phil Hickey H’81 In Memory of Thomas Huges Tyler and Lori Smith In Memory of Kaytlyn Jornayvaz ’03 Robert Jornayvaz III and Louisa Jornayvaz The LARRK Foundation In Memory of Coco Keller Sean Keller In Memory of Estelle Klubock Phil Hickey H’81 In Memory of Tatyana Kotlyarevsky Dan and Liz Weiner In Memory of Julie Ladd Molly Falk ’89 Jansen In Memory of Sam Loewi Felix and Wendy Demartini Nate Fotheringham Cole Hamilton ’06 Cyril Isaac Kevin Isaac Di Nestel

In Memory of Bev Newcomb Madden Phil Hickey H’81 In Memory of Mary Ann Poe Phil Hickey H’81 George and Beth Hower In Memory of Nancy Nye ’39 Priest Christine Anneberg ’97 Rye ’91 and Catherine Wilhelm ’90 Austin Mitchell Benedict III and Patsy Benedict Ken and Keri Blair Thomas Buchanan III and Edith Buchanan Mimi Chenoweth  Ben Duke III ’68 and Laurie Duke Robert Fuller II and Virginia Fuller Valerie Gates ’69 Liza Grant ’79 Phil Hickey H’81 A. Barry and Arlene Hirschfeld Barry Hirschfeld, Jr. ’86 Hayden ’91 and Elana Hirschfeld Chas Jones and Jill Cowperthwaite ’69 Herb and Darlene Kress Nancy Lamb ’66 J. Landis & Sharon Martin Family Foundation Lanny and Sharon Martin Tony ’77 and Delisa Mayer Ed ’78 and Sarah Murane Rosemarie Murane Nancy Parker Stirling Puck ’62 Anthony Sanchez ’77 Ann Skartvedt ’77 Andrew and Sarah Martin ’95 Stettner Sean True ’69 Bill ’76 and Sally Vincent Joe and Kristin Eklund ’88 Weber Parthenia Williams John Wright ’65 In Memory of Jamie Redford Phil Hickey H’81 In Memory of Christina Reed ’99 Tom Reed In Memory of Bart Rickenbaugh ’81 Amy Rosenberg ’80 Rosenberg/Slafsky Family Trust

In Memory of Caroline Rickenbaugh ’54 Amy Rosenberg ’80 Rosenberg/Slafsky Family Trust In Memory of Hilda Rickenbaugh Amy Rosenberg ’80 Rosenberg/Slafsky Family Trust In Memory of Kent Rickenbaugh ’52 Amy Rosenberg ’80 Rosenberg/Slafsky Family Trust In Memory of Walter S. Rosenberry III Rosenberry Charitable Term Trust Flip ’80 and Liz Rosenberry In Memory of Thomas J. Ryan Eric ’89 and Kara Vinton In Memory of Sheila O’Connor ’52 Sevier Mimi McMann In Memory of Ronel Smith Kabrielle McGee ’97 In Memory of Katie Stapleton Ben F. Stapleton IV and Stephanie Malliaris Stapleton In Memory of Thomas Stokes Phil Hickey H’81 In Memory of Bradley Thomas David Miller and Katherine ’67 Dines David Thomas ’74 and Kathryn Lester Don and Marcia Thomas In Memory of John Threlkeld Tony and Cindy Catanese Ali Levy ’00 In Memory of Cynthia Tomlinson Phil Hickey H’81 In Memory of Linda Valdez Todd Harrington and Rebecca Valdez ’89 In Memory of Virginia Valentine Phil Hickey H’81 In Memory of Daniel Wolf ’69 Flowe Foundation Bob and Wendy Wolf ’71 Kaufman Marshall and Diane Gates ’69 Wallach In Memory of Diane R. Wolf ’69 Flowe Foundation Bob and Wendy Wolf ’71 Kaufman Marshall and Diane Gates ’69 Wallach

 Deceased

completing an intergenerational unit on befriending elders, Grade  A7 fter students partnered with local organization, A Little Help, to complete outdoor projects for seniors.

2020-21 LEGACY GIVING ENDOWMENT GIVING Graland is grateful to the donors who made gifts to the school’s endowment last year. Endowment giving is incredibly powerful as gifts to the endowment today provide funding for Graland in perpetuity.

Endowment Designations

17%

4% 12%

6% 35%

14%

Faculty Compensation Fund (Inspire Campaign) Programs and Operations General Endowment The McCaffrey Early Childhood Learning Center Financial Aid Faculty Support Professional Development

Campus Preservation

Did You Know? The school endowment includes 64 named funds.

The Graland Country Day School Foundation, a separate entity created by the school’s Board of Trustees to oversee and steward the school endowment, was established in 1993.

nnovation during COVID. Grade 4 students got creative by using their desk  Ishields as a helpful tool during math class.

MONTEM SOCIETY Graland is grateful for its Montem Society members. The Montem Society recognizes individuals who have named Graland as a beneficiary of a bequest or planned gift. Betsy Anderson ’77 Estate of Catherine Anderson Estate of Velma Andrews ’36 Jim Arneill IV ’66 and Tudi Arneill Shawn and Jennifer Person ’94 Barker Estate of Emmy Baum Estate of Pamela Bent Estate of Edwin Bigelow David Butler Ellie Caulkins Mimi Chenoweth Philip Corsello Estate of Leroy and Alice Craven Estate of Madeline McWhinney ’34 Dale David and Jude Dudley Ben Duke ’68 b Frank Nancy Widmer ’64 Freeman Jeane Garrison Jan Goldberg Lezlie Goldberg Colette Guiberteau

Sara Gutterman ’88 Estate of Hugh S Hatcher Estate of Robert Hawley ’33 George and Beth Hower Estate of Genevieve Jones Estate of Elizabeth T. Kirkpatrick Roy and Debbie Widmer ’61 Lewicki Ronni McCaffrey Rosemarie Murane Estate of Georgia Nelson Estate of Whitney “Chip” Newton Jr. ’69 Diane Claassen ’70 Nichols Susan Osgood Estate of Allan and Clara Phipps Kevin Preblud ’78 Mike and Frances Raudenbush David and Kristin Robbins Estate of Abby Shafroth Charles Norton III and Andrea Sodano ’65 Estate of Virginia Sodano Marcia Strickland Estate of Helen Susman

GRALAND

Montem Society Marshall and Diane Gates ’69 Wallach Estate of Ruth Waring Edward White III ’73 and Nancy White Estate of Virginia Wiebenson Bruce and Shelly Wilhelm Estate of Herbert Wittow  Deceased

Graland is forever grateful to all the Montem Society members who have included Graland in their estate plans. For more information about how you can create a legacy at Graland through planned giving, contact Jessica Goski at 303-336-3705 or jgoski@graland.org.

n the Lower School, children experience music to cultivate joy, community, and artistic  Iexpression. For this reason, classes were moved outdoors so that students could continue to build their confidence, perform, and make beautiful music!

nnovative activities such as lego robotics in Lower School brought  Ihands-on learning to life. 64

2020-21 LOYALTY GIVING The Graland Loyalty Society was established to recognize donors who give to Graland for five or more consecutive years. Society members receive special recognition in our annual Gratitude Report. Membership is based on household giving each fiscal year (July 1 - June 30) and gifts of any amount count toward Graland Loyalty Society membership. Graland is incredibly grateful for its most loyal donors who choose to give year after year. These donors are recognized for their long-standing commitment to the school.

30 GRALAND

30+ YEARS CONSECUTIVE

Loyalty Society

Bill and Andrean Andrus Ellie Caulkins Max ’87 and Ramey Caulkins Eric and Carolyn Coble

Valerie Gates ’69 Dick Hart ’54 Lanny and Sharon Martin Marshall and Diane Gates ’69 Wallach

25 GRALAND

25-29 YEARS CONSECUTIVE

Loyalty Society

David and Betty Arkell Mimi Chenoweth Alden Davis and Jacqueline Purdy-Davis Phil Hickey Di Nestel

Mark Ryan, Jr. and Ann Ladd ’87 Ryan George Solorio, Jr. and Linda Solorio Benjamin Stapleton III ’58 Seth ’83 and Jennifer Terry Chris ’78 and Jane Toll

20 GRALAND

20-24 YEARS CONSECUTIVE The Anschutz Foundation Steve ’77 and Lisa Bain David Caulkins ’83 Caulkins Family Foundation Andy and Meggan Dodge

Loyalty Society

Chris and Kim Fuller ’86 Jacoby Mitch and Heidi Masters Justin and Jennifer Miera Stephen and Nanette Newman Rich Nolan and Heather Falk ’84 Nolan

Josh Patt ’89 Lee and Kristin Ryder Bob and Lisa Schreiner Carrie VonderHaar Parthenia Williams  Deceased

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15-19 YEARS CONSECUTIVE Todd and Sarah Alijani Elizabeth Arkell ’03 Jim Arneill IV ’66 and Tudi Arneill Michael ’93 and Rachael Barkin Robert Bruhn, Jr. ’78 and Janelle Bruhn Josh and Oakley Cobb Larry ’81 and Katie Cohen Marian Dines ’69 John Freyer, Jr. ’92 and Andi Freyer Mark and Courtney Dorn ’91 Hughes

Loyalty Society

Aleks ’81 and Anita Humeyumptewa Michael and Christi James Laurence and Jennifer Kandel Brent ’98 and Kate Levy Brian ’93 and Meredith Mankwitz Dan O’Neill Adam and Anne Poe Bill and Dana Rankin Brad and Nan Remington Graham and Sarah Buchanan ’88 Rose

Alex and Lisa Ross Francois and Catherine Safieddine Chris ’87 and Christy Sanchez Pat Shafroth ’80 Gail Sonnesyn Page ’65 and Amy Wagner ’66 Stull Rob and Judy Tate Darwin ’75 and Susan Toll Jessica Williams Sarah Young

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10-14 YEARS CONSECUTIVE Anonymous Brian ’93 and Nora Abrams Steve and Jen Adams Libby Anschutz Foundation Erin Autrey Adam ’91 and Jill Barkin Drs. Suzanne and Roger Barkin Luke ’86 and Susan Beatty Megan Bee ’86 Louis Bissette III and Erica Bissette Jon-Erik ’92 and Brooke Borgen Justin ’91 and Tobey Borus Juan and Cesilie Botello Andrew Bourke ’01 Stuart and Ingvild Brown Bo and Lauren Brownstein Brown Cannon, Jr. ’60 and Mardi Cannon Jorge and Toshia Chavez Sureel and Bijal Choksi John and Bayard Cobb Catherine Coleman ’68 Ann DeBoe Ben and Jenny DeVoss Matt and Elky Dorman David and Jude Dudley Ben Duke III ’68 and Laurie Duke Spike and Nan Eklund

Loyalty Society

Ashleigh Finn David and Jami Forschner Shawn and Elisa Fowler Chris and Yvette Frampton Nancy Widmer ’64 Freeman John Freyer, Sr. ’63 and Ginny Freyer John and Martha Gart John Gowen, Sr. and Susan Gowen Ron Guillot, Jr. and Alexandra Theriault Ryan and Kate Gulick Grant and Justine Hall Armand and Melissa Hatzidakis Charles Henry and Cynthia Crews Brian Heselton Hayden ’91 and Elana Hirschfeld George and Beth Hower Ron Johnson and Pat Yost Greg Kintzele, Sr. ’80 and Lisen Kintzele Taylor ’88 and Molly Kirkpatrick Nolan and Annie Lassiter John and Elizabeth Leddy Geoff Lord, Sr. and Marty Lord Tim and Kimm Lucas Kent and Elizabeth Lund Kevin ’84 and Andrea Mahoney Joel and Bambi Mayo Ronni McCaffrey and b Frank

Mimi McMann Wendy Melvin Betsy Metcalfe Rick and Mindy Miller Matt and Katie Mimnall Rod and Marilyn Mitchell Matt and Kim Montgomery J.J. Nora, Jr. ’84 Brett and Julie O’Connor Bruce and Patrina Odette Max and Megan Schmid Jim and Julie Stretz Marcia Strickland Erik ’82 and Amy Swanson David Taylor Gary Teper and Barbara Acker Jeter ’95 and Meagan Thomas Marty and Leslie Twarogowski Doug and Kelly Viseur Joe and Kristin Eklund ’88 Weber Nick Weisert and Anne Bailey Dan and Laura Wolf Patrick and Tricia Youssi Tom and Rocio Zeiler Richard ’85 and Ann Zimmerman

Graland Loyalty Society Judge Richard Hart ’54

Judge Richard Hart ’54 has philanthropically supported Graland, its students, and its teachers each and every year, for well over three decades. He is a member of the newly named Graland Loyalty Society, which recognizes donors who make philanthropic gifts for five or more consecutive years. “Graland was a great place for a child to grow up,” he stated. “The friendships I made, and the teachers from whom I learned, prepared me and set me up for success throughout my life.” Judge Hart most fondly remembers the experiential learning at Graland. “The trips and the on-campus experiences outside of the classroom were most memorable. As were the teachers.” He especially reflected on classmate Tim Wirth ’54’s mother, Virginia Wirth Wiebenson ’32, who was an alumna herself and a faculty member from 1944 to 1975. After his time at Graland, Judge Hart attended The Frederick Gunn School (formerly called The Gunnery). He then attended Yale University for two years, majoring in physics, before attending the University of Munich for a year under a Wayne State University junior year program. Following his time abroad, he returned to Yale and pursued a degree in English for two additional years. Judge Hart received his law degree from the University of Colorado, continuing a multi-generational family interest in law. Following a successful private practice, Judge Hart was appointed by Governor Richard Lamm to the Fifth Judicial District Court bench, which includes Eagle, Summit, Lake and Clear Creek counties, in 1980. For 26 years, Judge Hart served in this capacity, retiring in the spring of 2006. At that time, the Eagle County Board of County Commissioners passed a resolution in recognition of his service, citing “...Judge Hart has served with ability, character, and fine judgment. His wisdom and understanding have been a constant benefit to the people of Eagle County.”

After he retired, Judge Hart was active with Judicial Resolutions, a state supported alternative to more formal Court action as well as Alpine Legal Services, a private group of lawyers providing services at reduced fees. Judge Hart resides in Carbondale with his wife, Jane. His children, Peter and Sacha, are married and live in Grand Junction and Carbondale. Judge Hart and Jane are proud grandparents to four wonderful children. He currently enjoys spending time with his family.

Graland is incredibly grateful for Judge Hart’s long-time and loyal philanthropic support. For more information regarding the new Graland Loyalty Society, please contact Jessica Goski at jgoski@graland.org or 303-336-3705.

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5-9 YEARS CONSECUTIVE Anonymous (4) Jennifer Adams Kenneth and Laura Adler Justin and Sarah Albert Jeff Allen and Libby Anschutz ’89 Richard and Patricia Allen Seth and Jaime Miller ’97 Altman Brad and Christy Anderson Warren Anderson ’65 Phil and Nancy Anschutz Juan and Sandra Aragon Peter Arkell ’07 Ryan Arney and Marisa Hudson-Arney David and Anna Asarch Rye ’91 and Catherine Wilhelm ’90 Austin Baird Foundation, Inc. David and Liza Baker George and Kalliope Balafas Fred and Barb Baumann The Belcher Family Michael and Shannon Bell Seth and Cody Belzley Chris and Reva Benson Ryan and Jennifer Bergsieker William Bivens, Jr. and Larissa Luhrs The Blair Dvorak Family Meredith Linker Bloomberg John Blythe and Pamela Crouch Blythe Richard and Shirley Bolton Bonfils-Stanton Foundation Borgen Family Foundation Brewster Boyd, Jr. ’93 and Ali Waggerner ’94 Boyd Marielle Bruant-Carlson Thomas Buchanan III and Edith Buchanan Martin and Debbie Buckley Tim and Nancy Buese The Buettner Family Foundation Aaron ’89 and Brooke Burgamy Susan Burgamy Heidi Byczko Chuck Cannon ’65 and Laurie Baxter James and Karen Carr George Caulkins III ’80 and Christina Caulkins Danny and Amy Chapman Cindy Cheadle Matt Cheroutes ’91 and Lindsey Holben Garrett Chism and Julia Annsion Steve and Shannon Collins Community First Foundation Brad and Sara Corr Peter and Amy Corrigan Jack Corsello ’80 and Karen Boezi David and Andrea Crane

Loyalty Society

Jeff Cuneo and Carrie Meek Rich and Emily Cunningham Jason Curran and Romy Mason Tiffany Dashiell Christopher and Lauren Davis Jean Davis Tammielin Dean Felix and Wendy Demartini Armand and Tandy Dilworth Don Dolan Michael Dowling Daryl and Jessica Dufresne Libby Bourke ’96 Eberhardt Sam and Michelle Eidson John Eisinger, Jr. and Kelly Eisinger John and Missy Kintzele ’76 Eliot Shane Endsley and Kali Paguirigan Jean-Philippe and Jennifer Failyau Adam ’92 and Melissa Farver Pablo Fernandez and Shalini Sharma Darren and Blake Fisk Bob and Sara Looms ’70 Fitch Lisa Flannery Stephanie Frankel ’91 and Nicole Neuschler Robert Fuller II and Virginia Fuller Hope Gardner Kelly Gaudet Sam Gaudet Paul and Alison Gillis Chris ’81 and Linda Godfrey Ken and Jessica Goski Greg Graeber and Jackie Bove Liza Grant ’79 Jay and Jennifer Grimm Bill Gurdin and Lisa Forman Todd Harrington and Rebecca Valdez ’89 Don and Jill Hawley Eric and Maren Hayes Dan Hazlett The HBB Foundation Kerri Heninger Thomas Hey and Jennifer Grin Hey A. Barry and Arlene Hirschfeld Josh ’94 and Kerri Holman Timothy and Gail Hommertzheim Alex ’96 and Margaret Hoover David and Karyn Huberman Charles and Holly Hudson Fred and Rebecca Hughes Davis and Laura Hurley Cyril Isaac Kevin Isaac Sarah Jackson Carl and Kellie Jenkins Chas Jones and Jill Cowperthwaite ’69

Emily Martin ’96 Jones Skip Jones and Elizabeth Browning John Jordan, Jr. and Ann Jordan Ivo and Heather Jurek Jason and Aleksandra Kaplan Don and Liza Kirkpatrick Fred and Greer Kneip Tara Kochevar David and Judy Koff Julian ’89 and Marguerite Hitchens ’91 Korber Gabe Koroluk and Amy Zupon Paul and Paige Kushner Winston Lapham and Jennifer Marsico Lapham Greg and Laura L’Herault Cecil and Stephanie Lepard Ali Levy ’00 Andy and Robyn Levy Lance and Amanda Poe ’00 Little Rob Lohr and Laura Bonnett-Lohr Geoff and Marty Lord Family Fund Clif and Rosella Louis Daniel and Tera Malyszko Lawrence Mandes and Kimberly Allen Tom and Cydney Marsico Aimee Marth J. Landis & Sharon Martin Family Foundation Bo Maurer and Lisa Ahrendt Ford and Christine Maurer Michael and JJ Eklund ’90 McGawn Kabrielle McGee ’97 Ryan ’95 and Emily McGee Courtney Menk Sallie Mesker Ted Millice III and Trish Millice Claudia Morales Brian and Lindsay Morgan Bianca Morris ’23 Levi Morris ’21 Paul and Robin Morris J. K. Mullen Foundation Ed ’78 and Sarah Murane Rosemarie Murane Aaron and Vicki Murray Cathy Naughton Jorge Negrete Guzman Bill Nelson and Lara Merriken Matt Neren Newmont Mining Corporation Trent and Leah Noyes Todd O’Malley and Lynn Turner Ryan ’93 and Griffen O’Shaughnessy Charlie ’83 and Kristina Owen

5-9 YEARS CONSECUTIVE CONTINUED Patt Charitable Gift Fund Gaby Perez Guillien Kevin and Jeni Planegger Jennifer Pock ’94 Phillip and Kathy Power The Power Foundation Chris and Ann Pruitt Israel Ramirez Bekah Raymor-Stewart Nathan and Alison Reed Saul Reyes, Jr. Tom and Kathy Riley Jeff and Megan Robert Daniel and Jennifer Rohan Jorge Romo and Amy Nichols Dan and Kelly Rosenberg Steven and Cordelia Rosenberg Rosenberry Charitable Term Trust Flip ’80 and Liz Rosenberry John and Leslie Russell Oswald and Lillian Saavedra Brian and Becky Schaub Eric Schmidt and Cristina Dugan Ken and Elana Schwartzreich Linda Sears Bob and Linda Sebo Dara Segal

Zachary Segal Howie and Marilyn Selinger Alex Shapiro and Michelle Kuba Jordy Shaw ’88 Mary Helen Sheehan Bernie Siegel, Jr. and Kimberly Siegel Greg Sissel and Therese Ivancovich Sissel Gregory and Therese Sissel Charitable Fund Steve and Myra Skinner Michael Spann and Diana Quezada Nikki Spiers Amy St. John John and Nancy Stamper Ben F. Stapleton IV and Stephanie Malliaris Stapleton David and Michele Steed Andrew and Sarah Martin ’95 Stettner Gary and Sophie Steuer Mack and Jaime Stiles Don Strasburg and Jenny Baker-Strasburg Drew and Leanna Sultan Jeff ’91 and Ginger Susman Rob ’94 and Suzie Susman Scott and Molly Sutton Edward Sweeney ’78 William Sweet III ’52 Edward Tetteh and Stella Affare Sandy Thomson, Jr. and Dottie Thomson Bill and Jacky Thornton Coble Thurman and Julia Dobbins ’87

Keith and Margaux Trammell Chris and Ashley Tulp Helen Valiant Ezequiel Vazquez Eric ’89 and Kara Vinton Vitaly and Jill Stein ’94 Vishnitsky Jeri Volpe Barb Wagner Rick and Christina Freyer ’97 Walker Ben and Lucy Ana Walton Drew and Nicole Warot David ’92 and Nadia Watts Keith and Margie Weber Family Foundation Margie Weber Joan Weisberg Kris and Laura Whalen Christopher Wiedenmayer, Sr. and Anne Wiedenmayer Dustin and Japera Walker ’02 Wilkison Graham ’92 and Caro Williams Kieffer Williams Mona Wineburg Bob Young, Jr. and Chris Parisi Tricia and Patrick Youssi Fund at the Denver Foundation Paul and Anne Austin ’95 Zeckser Brad Zigler and Lauren Ramsay Scott and Julie Zimbelman

elebrate perseverance! Lots of flexibility and  Cintegrative technology allowed the Graland community to remain connected with remote classmates during the 2020-21 school year.

n a popular community outreach event organized by the GPA, Graland  Ifamilies worked together to volunteer at Ekar Farms. Ekar Farms is an urban farm in Denver that works to cultivate a healthy community by growing food for those in need.

GPA Purpose Statement

The purpose of the Graland Parent Association (GPA), as stated in its bylaws, is to support Graland Country Day School in achieving its mission, to work in partnership with the school to foster community, to promote volunteerism and to raise funds for the benefit of the school community.

GRALAND PARENT ASSOCIATION Hello Graland Families! As the Graland Parent Association, our continuous goal is to build community, promote volunteerism, and raise funds to support its programs. Looking back, 2020 has been described in many ways: unprecedented, exhausting, lost, chaotic, surreal, heartbreaking, transformative, and many more. As a community, we felt and experienced many things individually and collectively. As GPA President, the one word that resonated with me most, was grateful. I was continuously in awe of the support, involvement and positive attitude of our community, and I cannot thank you all enough for your contributions. The GPA council, committee chairs, room parents and grade reps worked tirelessly and seamlessly to provide opportunities for community and connection, which was especially challenging at a time where caregivers were not allowed on campus. While we may have not been together in person, we still connected in so many ways! We kicked off new initiatives such as the back-to-school kit, Halloween contests, and Lower School Kindness Week. We reimagined traditional events, like the virtual Graland Gallop with over 700 registrants (a Gallop record!), heard from speakers at various virtual PEN events such the Civil Discourse panelists, with wisdom from Kerry Stutzman and Lisa Damour, participated in our annual Book Fair, and were entertained during the reimagined Birch Street Virtual Family Bash (it was incredible!). We’ve helped our greater community with numerous monthly community outreach opportunities benefitting more than 12 organizations in the Denver area, and had a few physical interactions through morning parent coffees and year-end parties. We supported our faculty and staff with heartfelt contributions in Operation Appreciation and Project Superstar. Our phenomenal school spirit shone through Graland Spirit Store purchases. Our largest fundraising event of the year, The Eagle Invitational Golf Tournament, sold out. Importantly, our voices were heard and lifted through our Equity and Inclusivity representatives. Finally, your generosity provided robust year-end gifts to all faculty and special staff, and was sincerely appreciated. Through your incredibly impactful contributions, the GPA offered all of its programming for free or at a significantly discounted rate. This allowed us to operate under budget, and raise over $100,000 in funds! In turn, we have been able to further invest in more free programming for the 2021-2022 academic year, contribute to Graland’s technology needs, and further support student financial aid. It is your continued support, involvement and engagement in GPA programming that allows our community to thrive and grow, and I hope you continue to do so during your family’s time at Graland. I am deeply grateful to have served and shared with you -- thank you for supporting our school!

Graland Parent Association Council President: Deb Ridenour President-Elect: Michele Steed VP of Fundraising: Elana Schwartzreich VP-Elect: Bethany Chang VP of Community Programming: Kalliope Balafas VP-Elect: Michele Steed VP of Community Events: Samantha Thompson VP-Elect: Marnie Klein VP of Community Enrichment: Megan Wesley VP-Elect: Karin Bisogno Von Glumer VP of Equity & Inclusivity: Japera Walker ’02 Wilkison VP-Elect: Megan Bee ’86 Treasurer: Gabe Koroluk Secretary: Jennifer Bergsieker Communications Chairs: Laura Bonnet-Lohr Elect: Cat Carlson Parliamentarian: Griffen O’Shaughnessy Nominating Chair: Michelle Kuba Elect: Ashley Tulp ECLC Lead Representative: Cullen Wold Elect: Elaine Oliver Lower School Lead Representative: Becky Schaub Elect: Jaime Miller ’97 Altman Pod Representatives: Christy Anderson (5/6) Carolyn Mitchelll (7/8)

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GRALAND PARENT ASSOCIATION GPA SPONSORS Graland is grateful for the sponsors and in-kind donors who supported the Graland Parent Association’s activities and events during the unique 2020-21 school year. Anonymous Abbey Collection Anthony’s Pizza and Pasta Apex Dermatology Group Artisan Partners Limited Partnership David and Anna Asarch George and Kalliope Balafas Benson Orthodontics Birdcall, BCR Group LLC The Blair Dvorak Family Jon-Erik ’92 and Brooke Borgen Justin ’91 and Tobey Borus Chase ’95 and Amanda Boswell Kenneth and Jacqueline Brody Caerus Oil and Gas Carpet Exchange Children’s Dentistry of Cherry Creek Chook Jason ’84 and Sara Drucker ’89 Cooper Core Dermatology Peter and Amy Corrigan Denny and Liza Coughlin Christopher and Lauren Davis Jean-Philippe and Jennifer Failyau Adam ’92 and Melissa Farver FirstBank Chris and Yvette Frampton Stephanie Frankel ’91 and Nicole Neuschler John Freyer, Jr. ’92 and Andi Freyer

Frost Creek The Gates Corporation Chris and Erika Gebhardt GEM Family Law George and Jenn Glyphis John Gribbin and Paige Dorn ’94 Ron Guillot, Jr. and Alexandra Theriault Patrick ’85 and Pam Hatcher Josh ’94 and Kerri Holman Adam and Stefanie Howarth Ibex Investors Impart Iris Companies Kumon Denver - Lowry Land Title Guarantee Company John and Shannon Le Bel Levin Orthodontics Geoff Lord, Sr. and Marty Lord Winston Lapham and Jennifer Marsico Lapham Mile Hi Modern Realty Nadia Watts Interior Design Haeman and Afsaneh Noori Bruce and Patrina Odette Blake ’98 and Emily O’Shaughnessy Carmelo Paglialunga and John Reilly Parisi Foods Inc Peak Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery & Dental Implant Center

Pella Corporation Polar Gas Front Range, LLC Nathan and Alison Reed Brandon and Deb Ridenour Joe and Carolee Russ Brian and Becky Schaub Dara Segal Susanna and Tim Shannon Bernie Siegel, Jr. and Kimberly Siegel Justin and Dina Silverman Stretch Labs Simply Framed Slifer, Smith & Frampton- Denver, Inc. Chris and Erin Smith Sodexo Erik and Krista Speicher David and Michele Steed Stephen and Lisa Storey Drew and Leanna Sultan Jeter ’95 and Meagan Thomas Stephen Tsai and Sonya Bassaly Mathew Van Alstyne and Catherine Grimes David ’92 and Nadia Watts Kris and Laura Whalen Graham ’92 and Caro Williams Phil and Anya Winslow Bob Young, Jr. and Chris Parisi

GPA GIFTS IN KIND The following families and businesses supported the GPA with in kind donations Anonymous (2) AEG Live Andrisen Morton Anthony’s Pizza and Pasta Birdcall, BCR Group LLC Christy’s Sports Codigo 1530 The Duck Company Emich Chevrolet Fred and Alexis Emich Jean-Philippe and Jennifer Failyau

Matt Gold and Masae Gold Ryan and Kate Gulick Jele Goodness LLC John and Shannon Le Bel MAX Clothing Stores Ryan ’95 and Emily McGee Peter Millar Molson Coors Beverage Company Paper Lady Perch Denver Rewind LLC / Tricia Stephenson PA-C

Brandon and Deb Ridenour The Ritz-Carlton, Bachelor Gulch Rosenberg’s Bagels & Delicatessen Shane Company Lee and Sarah Solomon Sodexo Stance Don Strasburg and Jenny Baker-Strasburg Wipeys Dan and Laura Wolf

hile the 2020 Graland Gallop may have been  Wvirtual, the community still gathered with their own families to get active, get outside, and celebrate Eagle perseverance!

CLC students received a sweet lesson on bees during a special presentation by  EGrade 5 teachers (and beekeepers) Mr. and Mrs. Dodge.

Inspire INVESTING IN FACULTY IMPACTING STUDENTS

Graland wishes to celebrate the 332 donors who collectively contributed $10.5 million in endowed funds to support faculty through the Inspire Campaign. The Inspire Campaign was launched in the 2018-19 school year with three objectives: • To increase faculty salaries to competitive levels with local public and private schools as well as independent school peers across the country, • To provide funding for individual faculty members who take the initiative to advance, and • To offer greater flexibility in order to recruit top candidates. Although the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted our campaign timeline, it did not impede the campaign’s goals. Gifts made to Inspire helped in elevating and remastering Graland’s faculty compensation system in alignment with our school values. In turn, these donations have impacted students and further advanced Graland’s overall program. Beyond the here and now, gifts to the Inspire Campaign established the Faculty Compensation Endowment. This endowment will provide financial support to the school in perpetuity, benefiting faculty for generations to come. The Inspire Campaign concluded this past summer, however faculty compensation will always be a development priority at Graland. If you are interested in making a gift in support of faculty compensation, please contact Jessica Goski at 303-336-3705 or jgoski@graland.org. Please note the below list represents all commitments made to the Inspire Campaign as of June 30, 2021.

Lead Donor Families The Anschutz Foundation David Corkins J. Landis & Sharon Martin Family Foundation Andrew and Sarah ’95 Stettner

$250,000 and above Estate of Catherine Anderson Estate of Pam Bent The Blair Dvorak Family Borgen Family Foundation Kenneth and Jacqueline Brody

Jennifer and Winston Lapham Cydney and Tom Marsico Karen Reidy Brian and Becky Schaub Ben and Lucy Ana Walton Fund of The Denver Foundation

$100,000-$249,999 Justin ’91 and Tobey Borus Tim and Nancy Buese Sureel and Bijal Choksi Choksi Family Giving Fund John and Bayard Cobb Peter and Amy Corrigan Jeff Cuneo and Carrie Meek Estate of Jaynn Emery W.C. & J.M. Emery Charitable Remainder Trust Charles Farver, Sr. and Karen Farver Charles and Karen Farver Charitable Foundation John Freyer, Jr. ’92 and Andi Freyer

John Freyer, Sr. ’63 and Ginny Freyer Estate of Elizabeth Kirkpatrick Elizabeth T. Kirkpatrick Trust Taylor ’88 and Molly Kirkpatrick Chris and Tammy Marsico David Milliken Patrick and Jaleh Peyton Ryann Peyton and Sara Knickerbocker Peyton Family Foundation Cory and Elizabeth Marsico ’05 Ross Richard Diana Vigil Charitable Trust Marshall and Diane Gates ’69 Wallach

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$50,000-$99,999 Jill Alfond Had and Betsy Beatty Luke ’86 and Susan Beatty Jon-Erik ’92 and Brooke Borgen Jonathan, Aimee, Emerson-Ellis and Quincy Coleman Christopher and Lauren Davis Adam ’92 and Melissa Farver The Adam & Melissa Farver Charitable Gift Fund Chris and Yvette Frampton George and Jenn Glyphis John Gowen, Sr. and Susan Gowen Ivo and Heather Jurek

Estate of Whitney “Chip” Newton ’69 Ryan ’93 and Griffen O’Shaughnessy Brandon and Deb Ridenour James Schuler Mark Schuler The Schuler Family Foundation Susanna and Tim Shannon Donald Strasburg and Jennifer Baker-Strasburg Seth ’83 and Jennifer Terry Graham ’92 and Caro Williams Tricia and Patrick Youssi Tricia and Patrick Youssi Fund at The Denver Foundation

$25,000-$49,999 Anonymous (2) Todd and Sarah Alijani Shawn and Jennifer Person ’94 Barker The Charles G. and Kathleen G. Cannon Family Fund Brad and Sara Corr Denny and Liza Coughlin Craig and Sarah Everson The Harmes C. Fishback Foundation/The Stapleton Family Bob and Wendy Wolf ’71 Kaufman Gabe Koroluk and Amy Zupon Brian ’93 and Meredith Mankwitz Bo Maurer and Lisa Ahrendt Ford and Christine Maurer Mary Ford Maurer Donor Advisory Fund The Meek-Cuneo Family Fund Brooks and Linda Merrifield Katharine Merrifield ’17 Ryan Merrifield ’11 Sarah Merrifield ’13 The I.A. O’Shaughnessy Foundation

Matthew and Cynthia Palmer PCAO LLC McAndrew and Alexis Rudisill Marc and Megan Scremin Bill ’95 and Josephine Sinclair Greg Sissel and Therese Ivancovich Sissel Steve and Myra Skinner Benjamin Stapleton III ’58 Benjamin F. Stapleton IV and Stephanie Malliaris Stapleton Craig ’60 and Dorothy Stapleton Skit Stapleton ’61 Strada Education Network Jeff ’91 and Ginger Susman Christopher and Ashley Tulp Kris and Laura Whalen Christopher Wiedenmayer, Jr. and Rosie Wiedenmayer Christopher Wiedenmayer, Sr. and Anne Wiedenmayer Williams Companies, Inc. Ben and Blair Wullschlager

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$10,000-$24,999 Anonymous (2) Guy and Liz Arnold Liz and Guy Arnold Donor Account David and Anna Asarch Adam ’91 and Jill Barkin The Belcher Family Michael and Shannon Bell Erica and Louis Bissette Stephen and Laura Brown Bo and Lauren Brownstein James and Karen Carr Max ’87 and Ramey Caulkins Caulkins Family Foundation Andy ’92 and Jessie Dixon Sam and Michelle Eidson John Eisinger, Jr. and Kelly Eisinger Darren and Blake Fisk Fisk 5 Foundation Shawn and Elisa Fowler Liz and Chad Gardner Ken and Rebecca Gart

Paul and Alison Gillis Jason and Regan Graybill Armand and Melissa Hatzidakis Estate of Harley G. Higbie, Jr. Barry and Arlene Hirschfeld Josh ’94 and Kerri Holman Mark and Courtney Dorn ’91 Hughes Ann and John Jordan Jason and Aleksandra Kaplan Paul and Paige Kushner James and Diana McKee McKee Family Charitable Fund John and Nancy Stamper Nancy & John Stamper Fund Syntrinsic Investment Counsel Keith and Margaux Trammell Mathew Van Alstyne and Catherine Grimes Court and Cullen Wold The Wold Foundation Bryan and Elizabeth Wright

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up to $9,999 Anonymous (5) Steve and Jen Adams Seth and Jaime Miller ’97 Altman Adonis Ameen-Moore and Kaylan Celestin Betty and David Arkell Rye ’91 and Catherine Wilhelm ’90 Austin Bob and Linda Averbach Ball Corporation Drs. Suzanne and Roger Barkin Jeremiah Baronberg ’91 Paige Bayless ’03 Megan Bee ’86 Seth and Cody Belzley Stephen and Kerrie Bentfield Ryan and Jennifer Bergsieker Sanjai and Heike Bhonsle George Bishop IV ’97 William Bivens, Jr. and Larissa Luhrs BJJ Philanthropic Fund Ken and Keri Blair Jon and Anne Boris Adam and Natalie Drucker ’99 Boscoe Chase ’95 and Amanda Boswell Cherie Braa The Buettner Family Foundation John and Josie Burke Chuck Cannon ’65 and Laurie Baxter Tony and Cindy Catanese Ellie Caulkins Collis Chandler III ’84 and Anne Chandler Mark and Christy Chandler Chris and Bethany Chang

Mimi Chenoweth Josh and Oakley Cobb The Colorado Health Foundation Julian and Susie Cook Jason ’84 and Sara Drucker ’89 Cooper Paul Cox ’87 Rich and Emily Cunningham Tom and Autumn Dadourian Michael and Susan Davidoff Dick and Kris Davidson Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Davidson Fund Delta Air Lines Foundation Michael Dowling The Dowling Foundation John and Ruth Drake Nathan and Jennifer Drake Eagle Fund at The Denver Foundation James and Gayle Eidson Peter ’94 and Catherine Eklund Fred Emich IV and Alexis Emich Rebecca and Will Essin Jean-Philippe and Jennifer Failyau Matt and Tira Feierstein Pablo Fernandez and Shalini Sharma Josh and Beth Finke Bob and Linda Finkel Michael and Jennifer Atler ’86 Fischer Bob and Sara Looms ’70 Fitch Deborah Fort Bob and Ginny Fuller Evan Gart ’07 The Garuda Fund

Jay and Elise Gebhardt Chris and Dani Gebhart David Gerhardt and Tatum McArthur Chad and Lisa Glauser William Gold III ’79 and Sheri Gold The Gold Family Foundation Aaron Goldhamer ’96 The Goski Family David and Christine Grawemeyer The David and Christine Grawemeyer Family Charitable Fund John Gribbin and Paige Dorn ’94 Michael and Hillary Grippaldi Ronald Guillot, Jr. and Alexandra Theriault Ryan and Kate Gulick Bill Gurdin and Lisa Forman Todd Harrington and Rebecca Valdez ’89 Patrick ’85 and Pam Hatcher Tom and Alexis Hart Rick and Mary Pat Heath Philip W. Hickey Megan Hill ’12 Hayden ’91 and Elana Hirschfeld Bob and Becky Holman Andy and Jeanie Hoover Adam and Stefanie Howarth George and Beth Hower Ryan ’86 and Gwin Howsam The Huberman Family Fred and Rebecca Hughes Tom and Alex Iseman Tom and Alex Iseman Charitable Fund

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Chris and Kim Fuller ’86 Jacoby The Janus Henderson Foundation JMJ Foundation Patrick Jobin ’01 Chas Jones and Jill Cowperthwaite ’69 Russel and Jane Kaufman Donald Kearns and Carol Levine John and Maureen Kechriotis Steve Kent ’63 and Nancy Sullivan Don and Liza Kirkpatrick Ryan ’94 and Elizabeth Kirkpatrick Jeff and Marnie Klein Bradley and Alisa Knepper Fred and Greer Kneip Julian ’89 and Marguerite Hitchens ’91 Korber Stephanie Leddy Andy and Robyn Levy Brent ’98 and Kate Levy Walter Littell and Leli Sudler ’64 Lance and Amanda Poe ’00 Little Rob Lohr and Laura Bonnett-Lohr Ben Lusher ’99 and Nicole Graham-Lusher Kevin ’84 and Andrea Mahoney David and Lorrie Margolin Anthoney Mataya III and Mikelle Bryant-Mataya Gino and Joanna Maurelli Angela May James and Judith McKeown Bill and Suzanne Meek

Wendy Melvin Megan Meyers and Daniel Schrader Hans Miller and Heather French Rick and Mindy Miller Ted Millice III and Trish Millice Rod and Marilyn Mitchell Newmont Mining Corporation Carmelo Paglialunga and John Reilly The Pardun Family Jack Pashel ’18 Zach ’87 and Anuschka Pashel Pete Perry and Maeve McGrath Pfizer Max Popov and Tatyana Chashnik Gregory and Patti Rees Elizabeth Right ’97 Reiss Rhoda Resnick Nat ’00 and Sarah Ridder Lacey Rifkin ’12 Jeff and Megan Robert Daniel and Jennifer Rohan Steven and Cordelia Rosenberg William and Sheila Rudisill John and Leslie Russell Mark and Ann Ladd ’87 Ryan Tino Saavedra and Carol Trujillo Oswald and Lillian Saavedra Eric and Cristina Schmidt Ken and Elana Schwartzreich Sara Scott ’93 Bob and Linda Sebo

Scott and Page Sepic Sherman and Sherry Sedgwick Sheridan Ross Charitable Foundation Bernard and Kimberly Siegel Chris and Erin Smith Sandra Smith Erik and Krista Speicher David and Michele Steed Stephen and Lisa Storey Rob ’94 and Suzie Susman Gary Teper and Barbara Acker James Thom and Judy Zhu Bill and Jacky Thornton Brian and Amy Turner Jan-Willem and Amy Basey ’88 van den Dijssel Armando and Leslie Beasley ’87 Vidal Patrick and Tami Vinson Bob and Beth Vinton Rick and Christina Freyer ’97 Walker Drew and Nicole Warot Kyle and Emily Weber Gordon and Alexis Wilson ’96 Weightman Joan Weisberg Arthur & Joan Weisberg Family Foundation Matt and Katie Wold Dan and Laura Wolf Tony Yao and Deborah Yim Mark and Becky Yoder Sarah Young

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2020-21 Graland Gratitude Report

Articles inside

Inspire Campaign

Graland Loyalty Society: Judge Richard Hart ’54

Montem Society

Graland Parent Association

Loyalty Giving

Special Funds

Alumni

Constituencies

Giving Back to Graland: The Corr Family

Letter from Josh Cobb, Head of School

Giving Societies

Volunteer Spotlight: Cynde Palmer

Giving Volunteers

Volunteers