SPARK Magazine // Fall/Spring 2020-21

FALL/SPRING

SPARK

2020-21

THE MAGAZINE FOR ALUMNI, PARENTS AND FRIENDS OF COLLEGIATE SCHOOL

Collegiate Reopens and Thrives Through COVID-19 Pandemic

REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY 2019 -20

A Note ABOUT THIS ISSUE Despite the challenges of the pandemic, Collegiate has continued to thrive as a healthy, joyful learning community. One key to our success has been keeping our community informed and engaged through the evolving situation of COVID-19. That work has taken top priority — and time that our communications staff would usually have spent producing Spark. So, in lieu of two issues this school year, we offer this combined fall and spring issue as a special tribute to our community’s accomplishment.

While reflecting on our good fortune, we are mindful of and deeply saddened about the great losses of life, experiences and hardships of so many, both near and far.

Tending to social emotional needs is a part of our mission delivery, and we will continue to harness empathy and promote responsible citizenship in action.

We look forward to giving special honor to the remarkable Class of 2021 through various forthcoming celebrations and in our summer Spark issue.

In the meantime, we hope you enjoy this Spark as an opportunity to reflect and connect. Throughout these pages, you will see QR codes to scan with your smartphone’s camera to access additional online content, the creation of which has been one of the silver linings of these times. As always, we value your input. Please let us know what you think and share your updates by contacting spark@collegiate-va.org.

ON THE COVER Oh, what a feeling! After months apart, Cougars reunited on campus for the first day of school on September 1, 2020.

LETTER FROM THE HEAD OF SCHOOL

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reetings to

experience for our nearly 1,700

Whether figuring out where we

each and

Cougars on campus, while

could “cover, clean and keep space

every one of

continuing to provide remote

between” for a 1st Grade classroom

you. Welcome

learning as needed.

with hands-on learning, cast and

of Spark,

There is not enough room to give

create outdoor learning and dining

where you

appropriate gratitude to the people

spaces, continue Athletics for more

will see

who have helped to design, launch

than 550 athletes and 20+ teams

much has

and reimagine what “running”

each season with safety protocols

to this issue

produce an Upper School play,

changed and

school this year has demanded.

in place, recreate and remember

so very much

The faculty and staff, volunteers,

Pageants of past years, or simply

parents, community partners and

temperature-screen safely nearly

the same. All of us, no matter our

remains

yes, our students ­— the supreme

two thousand people each day on our campus, it has taken a

location, affiliation with Collegiate,

children for whom we exist — have

or age have experienced a great

been and continue to be relentless

sense of great responsibility and

deal of uncertainty. We have

in their pursuit of excellence. For

citizenship from each and every

adopted a learner’s mindset and

all of you, I am extremely grateful,

member of our School community.

adapted to tremendous shifts in

and of what we have accomplished,

what we thought to be ordinary. It

I am humbled. Upon our return

is as if we are all students. No one

from Winter Break and two weeks

will still be a season to remember

is an expert and we are all

of remote learning, it was as if the

and one from which we learned

learning together.

community was starting again, in

many invaluable lessons, the most

person with a renewed reverence

profound being together is better

As one who has the privilege

for what being in person, on this

at Collegiate School and beyond.

of leading our educational

campus means.

community, I have found

I am sure, decades from now, this

May you be well, and I look

Collegiate’s values to be timeless

Let us not take this privilege for

forward to being together again,

sources of hope, optimism and

granted and let us continue to

when that time comes.

great wayfinders. Love of learning,

honor our place and the job to be

respect, community, honor and

done — to grow hearts and minds

excellence are in abundance at

capable of carrying out good and

Collegiate. Within this issue of

noble acts to further the humanity

Spark, you will see evidence of

in our world. I am inclined to

successful community rebuilding,

believe that after seeing and

deep respect for our School being

reading about your Collegiate, our

Warmly,

together in person, a devotion to

shared community, you too will

Penny B. Evins

lifelong learning, no matter the

find the ordinary extraordinary

Head of School

hurdles, honoring our past and

and will see how our values have

excellence in focus, and launching

guided us with clarity and courage.

this moonshot of an in-person

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C O L L E GI AT E S C H O O L A D M I N I S T R AT IO N Penny B. Evins, Head of School Sara Boisvert, Director of Powell Institute for Responsible Citizenship Erica Coffey, Director of Inclusion and Global Engagement Karen S. Doxey, Athletic Director Susan R. Droke, Chief Academic Officer Louis Fierro II, Director of Information Technology Patrick E. Loach, Head of Upper School Deborah I. Miller, Head of Lower School Katherine Oliver ’96, Director of Strategic Communications Phyllis Palmiero, Chief Financial and Chief Operating Officer Scott Smith, Director of Admission and Enrollment Management Tung Trinh, Head of Middle School Kristen O. Williams, Chief Development Officer

B O A R D O F T R U S T E E S 2 0 2 0 -2 1 John W. Martin ’78 P ’10 ’11, Chairman of the Board Carter M. Reid P ’16 ’18, Vice Chair and Board Secretary Frank F. Mountcastle III ’83 P ’14 ’17 ’21, Immediate Past Chairman of the Board Penny B. Evins P ’22 ’23, President/Head of School

Ellen T. Bonbright ’86 P ’24 ’26 Callie Lacy Brackett ’95 P ’22 ’24 Mason T. Chapman ’84 P ’22 Mayme Beth F. Donohue ’03 Eucharia N. Jackson P ’17 ’19 Michael S. Laming P ’17 ’19 H. Pettus LeCompte ’71 P ’99 ’01*** Peter E. Mahoney, Sr. P ’15 ’19 ’26 ’26 Neelan A. Markel ’96 P ’27 ’30 Malcolm S. McDonald P ’87 ’88*

Morenike K. Miles P ’24 ’25 William S. Peebles IV Lisa E. Roday P ’09 ’10 Kenneth P. Ruscio P ’08 Jennifer J. Ruth ’90 P ’19 ’22 ’25 ’27** Danielle D. Scott P ’25 ’25 L. Mark Stepanian ’89 P ’16 ’18 ’21 ’23 Wallace Stettinius P ’77 ’79 ’84* W. Hildebrandt Surgner, Jr. P ’11 ’14 ’17 ’19 R. Gregory Williams ’69 P ’01 ’04*

* Lifetime Trustee ** Parents’ Association President *** Alumni Association President

A L U M N I A S S O CI AT IO N B O A R D 2 0 2 0 -2 1 H. Pettus LeCompte ’71 P ’99 ’01, President Sarah Paxton ’84 P ’19, Vice President and President Elect Mayme Beth F. Donohue ’03, Past President Sarah Morano Murray ’89 P ’18 ’20 ’23, Recording Secretary Patricia Hobson Hunter ’80 P ’10 ’15, Corresponding Secretary Wortie Ferrell ’88 P ’24 ’27 ’31 and Brink Brinkley ’76 P ’11 ’13 ’17, Annual Fund Co-Chairs Ginny Reynolds Parker ’76 and Beth Watlington Marchant ’72 P ’98 ’03, Stewardship Chairs Graham Mandl ’08 and Jasmine Turner Perry ’11, Events Committee Chairs Estelle Munford Call ’64 Leroy Vaughan ’66 P ’97 Elisabeth Arnold Weiss ’86 Erin Smith Jewett ’94 P ’25 ’28 Sagle Jones Purcell ’94 P ’26 ’28 ’30 Ginny Harris Hofheimer ’96 P ’27 ’29 Meera Pahuja ’97 P ’30 ’32 ’34 Peyton Jenkins ’00 P ’31 Kunal Shah ’00

Harry Wilson ’01 Lauren Siff ’02 P ’32 ’34 Stuart Farrell ’03 P ’31 ‘33 Noah Greenbaum ’03 P ’30 ’32 Evan Ocheltree ’05 Amrik Sahni ’06 Dominique Meeks Gombe ’09 Lauren Cricchi ’10

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ON CAMPUS Highlights of Summer, Fall and Early Winter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Faculty and Staff Anniversaries, Awards and New Hires . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Board of Trustees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

FEATURES Taking Our Moonshot: Reopening Collegiate During COVID-19 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Photo Essay: The Year of Reimagining . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 Joan Oates: A Legacy for the Arts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48

REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY 2019-20 52 ALUMNI NEWS Letter from the new Director of Alumni Engagement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92 Alumni Board . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94 Chips Off the Old Cougar Block . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96

CLASS NOTES News from Alumni . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98

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ON CAMPUS Summer Professional Development

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ollegiate committed significant resources to both instructional technology and professional development for our JK-12th Grade teachers. To support the

developmentally appropriate use of instructional technology, JK-12 classrooms feature audio-visual

equipment and other relevant technologies that allow teachers to engage students, and enhance and extend learning goals in a hybrid learning environment.

The School also purchased iPads for one-to-one use by all JK and

Kindergarten students for the 2020-21 school year.

Collegiate teachers participated in professional development

opportunities throughout the summer to prepare them for the demands of the upcoming school year:

• All JK-12th Grade teachers participated in divisional professional development and curriculum planning during the first week of June.

• During the summer, our teachers enrolled in online classes through the Global Online Academy, an internationally recognized organization that provides teachers access to the latest resources and research regarding best instructional practices.

• Many Collegiate teachers also participated in additional professional development through both the Virginia Association of Independent Schools (VAIS) and Harvard’s Project Zero online teacher programs.

• Teachers returned to school in August for two weeks of on-campus professional development and safety training, and to prepare for the new school year.

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Reimagining 2020-21 THROUGH THE HAMILL FAMILY ENDOWMENT

2020 SUMMER GRANTS ALUMNI GRANT FOR FACULTY EXCELLENCE Sarah Aman continued her certification in the Kodaly music education method by taking an online class through New York University.

Tara Connor, Karen Cribbs, Christy Foster and Pam Privasky created an online summer resource for Middle School students to provide practice and reinforcement of skills that align with Collegiate’s math curriculum.

Wesley Hedgepeth worked on integrating civic engagement and service learning into his AP Comparative Government and Politics curriculum, and attended the Do Good Conference 2020 virtually in July.

Sandra Marr collaborated on a climate-change citizen-science teaching module for interactive use by students and teachers from middle school through college levels.

Wendi Moss worked to restructure Envision Richmond to maximize time and resources.

ARTHUR BRINKLEY GRANT FOR FACULTY EXCELLENCE Kate Featherston and Susie Leahy redesigned the Watt Library website to help it further enhance the learning environment of the Lower School.

CLASS OF 1974 ENDOWMENT FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDIES None this year due to no international travel.

JULIA A. WILLIAMS FUND FOR FACULTY PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Kristine Chiodo developed lessons, activities and assessments for the two new Upper School computer science courses: Programming for Mobile Devices and Advanced Programming in Java.

Instead of three rising stars receiving a two-year award from the Hamill Family Endowment, this year, all teachers at Collegiate were given the support of new professional development opportunities to hone their craft through the Global Online Academy.

“In 2016, Susan and Bill Hamill and their daughters established the Hamill Family Endowment to encourage and support continuation of the successful teacher-coach-mentor model at Collegiate,” says Kristen Williams, Chief Development Officer. The couple are parents to alumnae, Blake Nichols ’98 and Carter Backus ’01, and grandparents to current Collegiate students Bryson ’31, Beau ’33 and Reed ’34. Bill is a former member of Collegiate’s Board of Trustees and served as chairman. Susan is a former Parents’ Association President.

Each year, the endowment recognizes three outstanding and inspiring full-time individuals, one in each division, who have been teachers, coaches or counselors for 10 years or less.

But this year was different. Mrs. Williams, along with Susan Droke, Chief Academic Officer, approached the family about adjusting the purpose of the Hamill Award during this unprecedented year, given the pandemic when all teachers were working in new and innovative ways.

It was simply too difficult to choose one teacher from each division when every teacher was giving 110%.

“The Hamills really modeled for us how to adapt quickly to a new environment,” says Mrs. Droke.

Global Online Academy was chosen as a program that would benefit all faculty from 1st Grade-12th Grade. GOA is an internationally recognized organization that provides access to the latest resources and research on instructional practices, including topics such as designing for online learning, assessment and developing student agency. All 1st-12th Grade teachers took courses through GOA this summer, with many choosing to go above and beyond by taking additional courses. They connected with peers around the world and experienced what it was like to be online students themselves.

“We learned last spring that we could use some more professional development to increase our acumen and flexibility in applying best practices across online, hybrid and in-person models,” Mrs. Droke says.

“It really made a difference for us when we opened the school back up this fall.”

“GOA provided important social emotional teaching tools and resources for our teachers to develop and grow strong relationships, regardless of our learning scenario, providing a strong foundation for the 2020-21 academic year,” says Mrs. Williams.

Matthew Richardson and Asher Rolfe developed a curriculum for economic literacy in the Middle School.

“No matter the learning mode,” reflects Mrs. Droke, “we have found what matters most is the human connection. I’m so proud of the Collegiate community — we rose to the occasion.”

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SHARING EXPERTISE We share Cougar Pride about our faculty and staff who continue to further their love of learning and share excellence within their fields.

Erica Coffey, Director of Inclusion and Global Engagement, recently presented at the NAIS PoCC and at an NAIS workshop on global education. She serves as co-president of the Virginia Diversity Network.

Penny Evins, Head of School, chaired the planning committee and gave a presentation at The Heads Network conference. She spoke at a recent NAIS conference and continues active service on the boards of both NAIS and The Heads Network.

Del Harris, Head Boys Basketball Coach and Program Leader, helped to establish and now serves on the executive board of 804 Coaches for Change.

Wesley Hedgepeth, Upper School History and Politics Teacher, was elected Vice-President of the National Council for the Social Studies. He begins on July 1 and will serve as President the following year.

Brian Leipheimer, Director of College Counseling, currently serves on the counselor advisory board for University of Mary Washington.

Phyllis Palmiero, Chief Financial Officer/Chief Operating Officer, participated on a panel for the finance community about lessons learned for schools during COVID-19.

Antenette Stokes, Upper School Counselor, was recently appointed to the Board of Directors of the Middle Peninsula-Northern Neck Community Services Board.

Kristen Williams, Chief Development Officer, presented a TED-style talk on lessons learned from COVID-19 to attendees of the CASE-NAIS Independent Schools Conference.

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Collegiate congratulates 13 seniors who were recognized for academic excellence at a special Upper School Assembly on Nov. 10, 2020. They will be inducted into the Collegiate chapter of Cum Laude at a ceremony in the spring.

CONGR AT U L AT ION S to Collegiate's Battle of the Brains team on winning the first contest of the season in the fall and advancing to the tournament this winter. Members

Twenty-seven Collegiate students attended

include Team Captain Tucker Felts ’21, Anna Port ’23,

the University of Virginia’s virtual Model

Molly Hutchison ’23, Vivian Sievers ’23 and alternate

United Nations — its 40th annual MUN

Madeline Port ’23. Normally played in-studio, the

conference. Delegates participated in

high school academic quiz show has moved to a

committees ranging from groups with a

virtual format during the pandemic. Coaches Tyler

current events focus such as the World Health

Boyd, Will Dunlap and Ben Lamb were instrumental

Organization to those with more historical

in keeping our own Collegiate tournament going

scenarios like the JFK Administration.

virtually last spring and supporting the team's continued success on the quiz show this year.

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CO LLEGIATE M ENTO RIN G PROGRA M BEGI N S TH IRD YEAR

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ixteen Collegiate School students this summer

TRAILBLAZE

participated in Trailblaze, a job-shadowing program established to connect rising seniors with professional experiences beyond the classroom.

The two-week program, now in its third year, revamped its format from in-person to remote because of COVID-19. Students learned about myriad professions and career paths, as well as the necessary skills for the workplace through interview training and

Indrani Agarwal, MVP Therapy and Sports Medicine Taly Leibowitz, Ellie Rogers

Ginny Parker ’76, Parker Global Strategies Brian Kwon

Andrew Berglund ’96, Netflix James Daniel, Marianna McComb, Taly Leibowitz

Sarah Murray ’89, Kinsale Insurance Co. Nora Willett

Susan Bryan, Tredegar Corp.

Betty Zhao, Brian Kwon, Maddy Fox

Dr. Dan Newton ’04, Virginia Commonwealth University Health Ashley D’Ambrosia, Matthew Rowe

Dr. Paul Caldwell ’88, Tuckahoe Orthopedics Association Emilie Yang

Mark Nichols, Spanalytics James Daniel, Brian Kwon, Graham Powell

and career exploration purposes.

Dave Clemans, Marketing and Branding Strategy Consultant Will Hanson

Evan Ocheltree ’05, Falling Springs LLC and Columbia Restoration Group LLC Will Hanson

Even with the shift in format, student, parent and

Mayme Donohue ’03, Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP Ella Garnett, Emilie Yang

Dr. Meera Pahuja ’97, Virginia Commonwealth University Health Pain Management and Palliative Care Emilie Yang, Emily Merchant

execution. They discovered how to ask great interview questions using the Right Question Institute format and participated in two 30- to 45-minute interviews.

Students then had the option to use those interviews to create podcasts for future Collegiate students’ learning

alumni interest remained strong and consistent, Trina Clemans says, Collegiate’s Director of Economic and Entrepreneurship Education, and a facilitator of the program.

Penny Evins, Head of the Collegiate School Maddy Fox, Ella Garnett, Graham Powell Stuart Farrell ’03, Tuckahoe Holdings Brian Kwon, Betty Zhao

“Though much different than originally designed, the Trailblaze remote program provides students with the opportunity to learn from mentors and share with colleges, universities and future employers the personal growth, achievements and products made in the midst of an uncertain time,” she says.

BY THE NUMBERS • 3 1 A L U M N I were interviewed • 16 S T U D E N T S participated • 13 F A C U L T Y A N D S T A F F M E M B E R S pulled together to

support the work • Plus, development office, alumni, student, faculty and staff coordination, all of whom rose to the occasion.

Interested in volunteering as a mentor?

Contact Anne Gray Siebert, asiebert@collegiate-va.org

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Wortie Ferrell ’88, Davenport & Co. Ellie Rogers

Sarah Paxton ’84, LaDiff Jada Mahoney, Emily Merchant Sagle Jones Purcell ’94, C.T. Purcell Inc. Jada Mahoney

Abigail Gasglow ’14, Refinery29 Marianna McComb

Dr. Christine Rausch, Skin Surgery Center of Virginia Emily Merchant, Emilie Yang, Ella Garnett

Andrew Harris ’97, Dominion Energy Nora Willett, James Daniel

Christopher Rogers, McKesson Brands Ella Garnett, Maddy Fox

Colvin Hedgepeth, Blue Sky Fund Maddy Fox, Marianna McComb, Nora Willett

Scott Ruth ’91, Shaheen, Ruth, Martin & Fonville Real Estate Emily Merchant

Peyton Jenkins ’00, Alton Lane Graham Powell Devon Kelley ’05, Macquarie Capital Marianna McComb, Betty Zhao, James Daniel Dr. David Lanning, Virginia Commonwealth University Health, VCU School of Medicine, VCU Medical Center, Children’s Hospital of Richmond Matthew Rowe, Ashley D’Ambrosia Dr. Quinn Lippmann, Virginia Urology Ellie Rogers, Ashley D’Ambrosia, Matthew Rowe Jessica Longo ’05, Brand Consultant Betty Zhao

Brock Saunders ’02, Summit Action Fund and James River Capital Corp.

Graham Powell Liza Scott ’99, Dominion Energy Matthew Rowe Lauren Siff ’02, Virginia Commonwealth University Health Ashley D’Ambrosia, Taly Leibowitz, Ellie Rogers Jasmine Turner ’11, WWBT NBC12 Taly Leibowitz, Nora Willett

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wenty-six high-school students from around the Richmond region collaborated with area organizations and implemented design-thinking strategies to develop solutions during the 43rd annual and the first virtual Cochrane Summer Economic Institute (CSEI), a community outreach program that’s partially funded by the Powell Economic Education Foundation and administered

by Collegiate School’s Powell Institute for Responsible Citizenship.

Students accepted into the program hailed from a variety of schools: Appomattox Regional Governor’s School, Clover Hill High School, Collegiate School, J.R. Tucker High School, Meadowbrook High School, Mills E. Godwin High School, St. Catherine’s School, St. Christopher’s School, St. Gertrude High School and the Steward School.

Over the course of the four-week virtual program, students were paired together and then partnered with local organizations that included the Richmond Flying Squirrels, Midas of Richmond, Dominion Energy and Impact Makers.

The teams collaborated and used the design process for inspiration, ideation and interpretation to create or rework a strategy, communication or other business function for a specific user group in their partner organizations.

“We were very clear with the students from the outset,” says Trina Clemans, Director of the Cochrane Summer Economic Institute. “CSEI 2020 was going to be

new territory for all of us. We were going to learn together, fail together and solve problems together. The bonus was what we were afraid would elude us the most — building community and friendships virtually and in the midst of uncertainty — happened organically because we were all willing to try.”

It was a new experience for everyone.

“I was impressed with the experience of working with and seeing the results from our team as they dealt with the challenges of collaborating in a virtual environment,” says Ben Terry, executive director of corporate partnerships for the Richmond Squirrels, and design-team sponsor and mentor. “In the workplace, this has been a struggle for professionals around the world and to see these young adults perform and work together on a project like this was wonderful.”

Students demonstrated adaptability and attention to detail as they learned on the job.

“Over the course of the last few weeks, one thing that I noticed was that they very much were active listeners,” says Terry.

“This can be crucial to success in both scholastic and professional environments.

From there, this active listening turned into proactive work effort, which had a clear impact on the final product.”

Scholarships supported by a generous donation from the Association for Corporate Growth-Richmond chapter, with additional support from Mark

Smith, owner of Midas of Richmond, were awarded at the conclusion of CSEI. The teams voted to select the member who exhibited traits of exceptional collaborative leadership and a great interest in a career in business.

The $500 Scholarship Award will be awarded to the recipients in May 2021.

Winners include Team Dominion Energy’s Susanna Shepard (Mills E. Godwin High School), Team Impact Makers’ Hailey Wharram (The Steward School), Team Midas Of Richmond’s Jumana Meri (Appomattox Regional Governor’s School) and Natalie Wolpert (St. Gertrude High School), and Team Richmond Squirrels’ Michael Frank (The Steward School).

“Taking CSEI 2020 virtually forced us to create a new experience out of what was and imagine what could be. We had never invited guests from around the United States into our CSEI classroom, and Zoom enabled us to do just that,” says Clemans.

“In addition to our Richmond-based guests Richard Wintsch, Executive Director of Startup Virginia, Rasheeda Creighton, founder of The 3Fifty Group, and John Dau, Collegiate’s Global Scholar-in-Residence and founder of the John Dau Foundation, we had the pleasure of hosting Victor Saad, founder of the Experience Institute in Chicago, as well as Mike Pierantozzi, Group Creative Director at VaynerMedia in New York, and the students were able to interview individuals for their design challenges who, in years past, would have been considered inaccessible.”

— Aynsley Miller Fisher ’93

Cochrane Summer Economic Institute

IS A VIRTUAL SUCCESS FOR 2020

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New Senior Pledge LEADS THE WAY THROUGH COVID-19

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t Collegiate’s 22nd Convocation, the two Senior Class Presidents, Cameron Ruh and Henry Mountcastle, introduced the students’ Senior Pledge to the School.

“We decided to write the Senior Pledge,” says Cameron, “as a way to recognize the responsibility we hold as seniors.”

“Cameron and I knew that this year was going to be difficult for the students, but especially difficult for the faculty,” Henry says, “so we wanted to help the teachers as much as possible.” While writing the pledge, the focus was on social distancing and mask-wearing both at school and outside of it.

“We all feel so lucky to be on campus, and we want to remain here to finish out our senior year,” says Cameron. “Additionally, we have a responsibility to help keep ourselves, our teachers and our families safe.”

The faculty was impressed with their initiative. “I think high schoolers are very much influenced by peer-to-peer decision-making,” Beth Kondorossy, Director of Student Life, says, “and therefore, if the majority of this class commits to what is stated in this pledge, the hope is that it will positively influence the decisions classmates make, as well as students in other grades.”

“We want to make this year as smooth as possible,” says Henry.

By signing this commitment form, I pledge to serve as a positive example when following the safety precautions to prevent the spread of COVID-19 at Collegiate. As a member of the Senior Class, I pledge to serve as a role model for younger students through social distancing measures and wearing a face covering during appropriate times. Additionally, I pledge that I will deeply consider the safety of my fellow students and teachers when making decisions outside of school.

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Honor Code Signing Pledging to commit to one of Collegiate School’s core values, all Upper Schoolers signed the Honor Code in front of their peers and advisors. Honors Council student co-chairs James Kulp and Pender Bauhan addressed the significance of the Honor Code in a letter to their classmates. They wrote, “Upholding Honor makes one trustworthy, forthright, responsible, and fair. This personal integrity carries over into our honor policy, which states that lying, cheating, and stealing are all prohibited in our community. This applies to all areas of student life, inside and outside of the classroom.” While this year’s Honor Code signing was done in smaller advisory groups, allowed optional casual dress and required a clean pen for each student, the commitment to Honor at Collegiate remains unchanged.

CH IN ES E N EW YEA R Collegiate’s 8th Annual Chinese New Year Celebration was held virtually in February. The program included a compilation of videos featuring current Chinese language students in all three divisions as well as activity bags for younger students. Seniors Henry Montcastle and Becky Parhen served as hosts.

The evening was creatively reimagined by Chinese language teachers Ms. Xin-yi Fergusson, Lower School; Ms. Yu Xiao and Ms. Daisy Hu, Middle School; and Ms. Zhangyi Shi and Ms. Dongmei Yuan, Upper School. Thank you to the Asia Society’s Confucius Classrooms Network for their generous support.

Night of Light Collegiate 2nd Graders and families celebrated Night of Light, an exhibition of their Studio Two artwork, in November. The virtual program included a student-created shadow-puppet performance of Ferdinand and a glimpse inside partner school Jam's Academy in Cameroon. Night of Light celebrates the ways in which students can be a light in their own communities.

Poetry Out Loud In December, thirty students in Grades 9 through 12 participated in Collegiate's Poetry Out Loud competition,

LOUD

which was held in Oates Theater with TM

social distancing protocols in place. The

event was organized by Upper School English teacher Mil Norman-Risch, supported by a panel of six judges.

First place went to Sophomore Charlie Loach for his recitation of Altered After Too Many Years Under the Mask by CAConrad.

Runner-up was Junior Olivia Fairlamb, performing My partner wants me to write them a poem about Sheryl Crow by Kayleb Rae Candrilli. Third place went to Junior Alice Hallock who recited valerie bertinelli by Rodney Koeneke.

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CAPSTON ES CO N TI N U E T O N U R T U R E R E S PONS I BLE CI TI Z E NS Our School’s commitment to Responsible Citizenship guides signature capstones in each of Collegiate’s divisions, culminating in the much-anticipated Senior Capstone experience. Despite the restrictions and unknowns of COVID-19, Collegiate has found ways to continue the Senior Capstone courses, which nurture students’ compassion, creativity and purpose as they prepare to graduate and go out into the world. Enjoy a glimpse into this fall’s Senior Capstones.

TEDxYouth@RVA

INS PIRES AUDIENCES

SUPPORTS NON-PROFITS

Student teams in the CreateAthon capstone partnered with three local nonprofits to produce marketing and communication materials for them on a pro bono basis. The teams developed strong relationships with each of the nonprofit organizations through meeting with staff members over Zoom, creating market segment research, employing design thinking to understand needs, developing a marketing strategy and producing deliverables for the client. Student-created videos are now being used online by Jacob's Chance and Commonshare Nonprofit Pharmacy. The Wilton House Museum is using the students’ social media graphics to promote a current exhibit.

Dr. Jeremy Hoffman Chief Scientist, Science Museum of Virginia

ASSIGNMENT Design solutions to a country-specific environmental challenge

CHALLENGES IN 2020

Mexico How to clean water and create a safe living space for the Axolotl (giant salamander) Morocco How to limit the effects of air pollution on the average city dweller

Ethics

ENGAGE THE NEXT GENERATION

Students in the Ethics and the Engaged Citizen capstone refined their skills of respectful, deliberative argumentation in a community dedicated to preparing the next generation of dynamic, creative thinkers.

The winning team of the Collegiate Ethics Bowl competed in the Virginia High School Ethics Bowl, which the class organized and led as the culminating event of the capstone.

The Virginia High School Ethics Bowl took place online and included esteemed college faculty as judges. The capstone students succeeded in successfully reimagining the bowl as a virtual event, which was livestreamed on Facebook. Collegiate’s team progressed through a day of intense competition, making it all the way to the finals.

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KEYNOTE SPEAKER

Ghana How to make toilets more accessible to the general population

The seventh annual TEDxYouth@RVA event took place virtually on Saturday, Nov. 14. Fifteen Collegiate Senior Capstone students curated an impressive lineup of speakers who represent the powerful minds working to use their ideas to improve the Richmond community. The students managed marketing for the event (including logo design, social media, PR and more), coached speakers, worked on the production and planned the program. The result was a well-attended, engaging evening of short, powerful talks filled with new ideas.

CreateAthon

IELCX2020 SYNOPSIS

China How to simplify and encourage the disposal of medical waste for the average citizen France How to limit the amount of nuclear waste stored near residents and protect their health Spain How to reduce the emissions and negative health impact of landfills Kazakhstan How to encourage tourists to clean up the forests USA How to contain fires and prevent them from spreading until firefighters arrive Italy How to clean up the country’s rivers efficiently

TIME TO ACCLIMATE:

10th International Emerging Leaders Conference

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s the keynote speaker begins, 56 high school students Zoom in from nine countries around the world. It’s 8 a.m. in Virginia, 2 p.m. in Italy and 6 p.m. in Kazakhstan — on a Sunday, no less.

Collegiate has just launched its 10th annual, and first virtual, International Emerging Leaders Conference.

The week-long program has had the same goal since it started in 2010: to foster collaboration among students who work in small international teams on environmental challenges faced by the participating countries. IELC is believed to be the first program of its kind hosted at an American school during the academic year. Every year, Collegiate seniors agree to make up a week of missed schoolwork in order to join the team. Faculty members renew acquaintances with now-familiar colleagues from partner schools around the world, and Richmond parents eagerly sign up to host the visiting international students in their homes.

ENTER COVID “But with the advent of the coronavirus, we had to figure out how to make this conference happen again in 2020,” says Sara Boisvert, Director of the Powell Institute for Responsible Citizenship.

In the spring, Ms. Boisvert, together with Erica Coffey (Director of Inclusion and Global Engagement) and Rhiannon Boyd (Senior Capstone Coordinator), met to discuss the situation, not knowing what the fall would bring. “Our values were tested,” admits Ms. Boisvert. Rejecting the easy solution of skipping a year, the three administrators decided to move the conference to Zoom instead.

“It became really clear to all of us, really quickly, that this was exactly the right thing to do. After all, we are committed to building problem-solving skills for students. We don’t know what it will be like in the world by the time they become adults. To thrive in uncertain times, you need to be flexible. Pivot. Lead when leading is hard.” The irony of that lesson was not lost on Collegiate’s conference leaders.

VIRTUAL CONFERENCE RESULTS As it turned out, IELCX2020 was mostly smooth sailing. Of course, there were adjustments to be made. Several participating countries could not take part this year because their Wi-Fi connection and internet access were not strong or sophisticated enough. “But I guess the most significant drawback of our virtual format,” says Mrs. Coffey, “was the lack of in-person connection — what our foreign students missed by not spending the week living with American families.”

On the other hand, virtual IELC had its benefits. Already digitally intuitive, students rapidly became more proficient in their use of technology. When the annual exercise of creating a physical prototype to solve an environmental problem went online, it eliminated the need for materials — itself an environmental solution. “I think we’ll keep that part of the project digital,” muses Mrs. Boyd. “We thought the technology would be limiting, but in this case, it actually enhanced our goals.”

Collegiate senior Leighton Klevana had no problem embracing the technology. “I learned that even though I couldn’t be in person with my team,” he says, “I could still accomplish major tasks with

them. The awkward moments in the beginning of the conference — which there were quite a few of — taught us all how to work through obstacles and become a better team member. One of our group norms was to mute your mic, not yourself. This helped us all have our voices heard.”

REAL WORLD BENEFITS “Everyone was so grateful,” Mrs. Boyd smiles. “You just get past the remote nature of it quickly and focus on the good.” COVID lockdown regulations in some countries were stricter than in America, so there were students who had even less contact with other young people than in the U.S. After the first day, they were begging to stay connected so they could “just hang out.”

“Despite the short span of nine days and even shorter time in each other’s company we had,” concludes Collegiate Senior Cami Villanueva, “we accomplished more than we could have imagined. At the end of it all, this conference is about us, students from all over the world, coming together to learn, create and make mistakes together.”

Ms. Boisvert: “People talk about this generation not caring, always being on their phones. Well, it’s not true. We just need to give them the opportunity to prove they want connections beyond the screen. It’s hard for them to go out and find on their own. Adults need to provide opportunities for them. It’s a vital part of their growth.”

— Susan T. Burtch

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Service Anniversaries

10

Mac Fridell

Robyn Hartley

Elisabeth Jacobs

Pamela Lowe

Cheryl Matson

Amy Merchant

Clara Pettus

Kara Priddy

Kim Turner

Page Chapman

Kate Featherston

Christine Foster

David Headly

Rebecca Hottman

Aster Kidane

Patrick Loach

Farley Macdonald

Lindsey Melvin

Frances Toney

Robby Turner

Susan Wiley

YEARS CHAIR

20 YEARS

WRIST WATCH

30

RETIRED

YEARS PLAQUE

Thomas Jones

Karen Pickett RETIRED

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Faculty A ND Staff Awards

U

pper School Math Teacher,

Collegiate’s Lower School awarded the Craigie

Beth Ann Bell, was awarded

Endowment for Teaching Excellence to 3rd

the 2020 Andrew Jackson

Grade Teacher Lauren Brown. “Her classroom

Brent Award. Patrick Loach,

is a stimulating and structured environment

Head of the Upper School,

where her students are encouraged to learn

says of Mrs. Bell, “She holds

and grow together as a community,” Mrs. Miller

herself and others to high

says. “She continually helps her students make

standards, yet she does so

connections between their learning and the

with grace and respect in such

world in which they live.”

a way as to truly bring out the best in all that are fortunate to be around her.”

Presenting her with the Clarence B. Williams Award, Collegiate recognized Technology

The Middle School Craigie Endowment

Integrator Ellen Wright ’05 for outstanding

for Teaching Excellence Award was

work performed in special academic areas

presented to Middle School Art Teacher Teresa

by resource teachers in the Lower School. Of

Coleman. “If you know Teresa, you know that

Wright, Mrs. Miller says, “Finding solutions to

her philosophical approach to teaching art

problems seems to make her tick! When she

beautifully matches her philosophical approach

is aware of a need or problem, her thinking is

to fostering growth in young adolescents,” says

triggered. She will work until she figures out

Head of the Middle School Tung Trinh.

either the answer or another way to make the situation better.”

Lower School Math Specialist Frances Coleman was the recipient of the 2020 Lower

The Class of 1977 Anne Jones Staff Award

School Martha Elizabeth Schwarz Award.

was presented to Cougar Shop Manager

“Our honoree values the importance of joy and

Jennifer Holloway. “Her boundless

a balance of struggle in a child’s world,” Debbie

knowledge and her willingness to do whatever

Miller, Head of the Lower School, says. “She

it takes to support our instructional programs

understands how this contributes to overall

make her an important partner for the

strength and perseverance for the children

academic programs at Collegiate,” says

she teaches.”

a Collegiate senior administrator of Mrs. Holloway. “You can count on her to find

The Ann Griffin Award for Excellence

the answers to all of your questions and

in Teaching was presented to Upper School

maintain her cheery encouraging attitude

Spanish Teacher Liz Bowling. “To witness this

throughout the process.”

year’s recipient teach is to understand how a well thought-out plan that is expertly executed makes for remarkable student learning and growth,” Mr. Loach says about Mrs. Bowling.

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W ELCOME • New Administration •

Erica Coffey

Louis Fierro

DIRECTOR OF INCLUSION AND GLOBAL ENGAGEMENT

DIRECTOR OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Since 2015, Erica Coffey has served in the role of Director of Inclusion and Global Engagement, and this year her position was added to the Administrative Team. Erica leads JK-12 programming that educates students about different cultures, issues and needs around the world, as well as diversity and inclusion programming for students and faculty. She has been part of Collegiate since 2007, teaching Spanish, senior capstone courses and coaching track. She has served in leadership roles related to admission outreach and student life. Erica is also co-president of the Virginia Diversity Network, a nonprofit organization of independent schools throughout the state. She earned a B.A. degree in Spanish from the University of Virginia and an M.Ed. in Public Administration and Supervision from Virginia State University.

Louis has been a part of the Collegiate community since July 2016, having served as the Director of Data Services before he assumed the role of Director of Information Technology. He has worked school-wide on many projects to improve data warehousing capabilities and systems integration and has been integral in building linkages to many of our systems, including PowerSchool, SchoolAdmin and PawNet to ensure better transfer of information. He's the architect behind our work with Tableau, including the COVID-19 dashboard, budget dashboards and various student information projects. Prior to his work at the School, Louis worked as a Manager of Content Operations at LexisNexis and was a Senior Manager of Master Data Management at McKesson. He earned a B.A. in English from the University of Virginia and an M.B.A. from the University of Richmond.

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Katherine Oliver ’96 DIRECTOR OF STRATEGIC COMMUNICATIONS A graduate of Collegiate, Katherine returned to her alma mater on July 1. Katherine previously served as Senior Director of Communications and Marketing for VCU’s School of Business. During her tenure at VCU, she served in leadership roles related to communications, brand building, development, admissions and strategic planning. She is the recipient of numerous awards for her creative work.

Katherine also established and led the university’s Strategic Communications Council. Prior to VCU, she worked in the nonprofit sector. Katherine recently served as a volunteer mentor for Collegiate’s Trailblaze program.

As a Collegiate student, she was the recipient of the Margaret Daniel Award for Scientific Insight and graduated cum laude. Katherine earned her B.A. in English with high distinction from the University of Virginia and her M.A. in English with a writing and rhetoric focus from Virginia Commonwealth University.

Scott Smith DIRECTOR OF ADMISSION AND ENROLLMENT MANAGEMENT Scott officially began at Collegiate on July 1 and comes to us from the Bolles School in Jacksonville, Florida where he had served since 2003. Most recently he was Dean of Admission and Financial Aid and, prior to that position, Scott held the role of Associate Head of School/Academic Dean. In this role, he oversaw division heads, faculty and all academic personnel. Prior to his service at Bolles, Scott spent 11 years at the Lovett School in Atlanta, Georgia as Academic Dean. He has held roles as Math Department Chair, teacher and coach, and taught in the higher education community at the graduate level with a focus on technology for teachers. He earned his B.S. from Davidson College in mathematics, cum laude, with a Secondary School Teaching Certificate and received his M.Ed. from Harvard Graduate School. He also has pursued doctoral course work at Georgia State in instructional technology.

COLLEGIATE TO WELCOME

Courtney Martin as Associate Head

H

undreds of local, national and international candidates competed for the position, but ultimately Courtney Martin was selected to be Collegiate’s Associate Head of School. She will start July 1, 2021.

Courtney was previously the Director of the Lower School at Hawken School, a preeminent coeducational, college preparatory day school with over 1,400 students on four campuses in Cleveland, Ohio. There, along with her colleagues, she worked to streamline a cohesive academic program from early childhood through all divisions of the school; led the opening of a new toddler section; focused on faculty professional development; and advanced diversity and inclusion initiatives. Prior to Hawken, she served as a division director at The Bishop John T. Walker School for Boys in Washington, D.C. and as a classroom teacher at The Lovett School in Atlanta, Georgia, and St. Stephen’s and St. Agnes School in Alexandria, Virginia.

“I am excited by the great work that is already happening at Collegiate,” says Courtney. “I look forward to getting to know the school and each division, and to finding ways to build on strengths and commonalities, so that together we can continue to advance Collegiate’s focus on educating the whole child and producing graduates who are compassionate, responsible and curious.”

Courtney holds two master’s degrees, one from the University of Georgia in Social Work and one in Elementary Education from the well-known Lesley College/Shady Hill School teacher training program in Cambridge, Massachusetts. She holds a B.A. in Sociology from Hampton University. She looks forward to returning to the Commonwealth of Virginia and getting to know the Richmond region as her new home while furthering Collegiate’s many community partnerships as an extension of the School’s classrooms.

“We are thrilled to welcome Courtney, an admired educator who is committed to

intentionality and care for the holistic education of children and to growing learning communities that pull in a shared direction for the good of our students,” says Penny Evins, Head of School. “An educator at heart, her thoughtful, curious, driven, joyful, collaborative and strategic approaches will benefit Collegiate. I look forward to her immersion in all aspects of our program delivery and growth.”

Courtney’s appointment begins following the forthcoming retirement of Susan Droke, who has nurtured and furthered nearly all aspects of the JK-12 experience during her tenure as Collegiate’s Chief Academic Officer. We look forward to celebrating Susan Droke’s retirement at the end of the 2021 school year.

Susan Wiley

RETIRES

The dynamic Susan Wiley, Assistant to the Head of School, retired in December after 20 years with Collegiate. Keith Evans, Head of School from 1999-2004, says that when she was hired in 2000, “she quickly became indispensable.”

Others have described her as the heartbeat of the school. In addition to gifts of a video tribute and box of heartfelt notes, a bench outside the Head of School’s office honors Susan with a plaque bearing her name.

The bench is, fittingly, directly across from another bench dedicated to her mother-in-law, Betty Wiley, who held the same job before Susan.

“Over the course of her years at Collegiate,” reflects Penny Evins, “Susan has touched the lives of so many, and we are grateful for everything she has done.”

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• 2020-21 New Faculty • Mary Blissert – Kindergarten Assistant Blanche Bruns – JK Associate Julia Butcher – 4th Grade Suzanne Carley – Kindergarten Assistant Jamie Chambers – 4th Grade Julie Clay – 4th Grade Assistant

Sarah Copeland – 2nd Grade Sandra Crowder – 4th Grade Jermelle Dandridge – 1st Grade Sarah Dunn – 4th Grade Ellen Faris – Kindergarten Kathy Gregg – Kindergarten Assistant

Alice Innes – Lower School Spanish Jamie Jones – JK Associate Katie McCormack – 1st Grade Lauren Morris – 2nd Grade Assistant Savannah Reeves – 3rd Grade Alice-Cole Reynolds – JK Associate

Kristin Robinson – JK Associate Rwaida Scott – 4th Grade Assistant Jelena Subotic – JK Associate Allie Albright – Middle School Math Elizabeth Hatfield – Middle School Math Blake Goldsmith – Middle School Spanish

Christen Strickler – Middle School Science Vonita Giddings – Upper School Biology Nathaniel Keuter – Upper School Drama Teacher Antenette Stokes – Upper School Counselor

• Retirements • Lee Bottoms – 32 years Chris Conquest – 17 years Debbie Hailes – 28 years Debbie Lappan – 8 years Andrea Miller – 31 years Karen Pickett – 30 years

Bill Rider – 29 years Brian Ross – 15 years Lynne Tulou – 8 years Claud Whitley – 50 years

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HONORING

Bobby Ukrop

A

t their February meeting, Collegiate’s Board of Trustees passed a Resolution Expressing

Appreciation for the Service of Robert “Bobby” S. Ukrop to

Collegiate's Next Board Chair

O

n February 1, 2021, the Collegiate Board of Trustees enthusiastically approved Carter M. Reid as Vice Chair and Board Secretary for the remainder of this school year. She will become Board Chair on July 1, 2021.

Carter is Executive Vice President, Chief of Staff and Corporate Secretary of Dominion Energy, and the President of Dominion’s subsidiary company that provides the administrative services, including human resources, technology, facilities management and security, to its operating companies.

Her professional life also includes service to a number of nonprofit organizations. She graduated from James Madison University in 1990 and University of Richmond School of Law in 1993.

As we look to the School’s future, Carter is very well-suited to carry our torch forward. Carter has been a Collegiate Trustee since 2014.

She currently serves on the Executive Committee and chairs the Board’s Finance Committee.

As you may remember, Carter was Co-chair of our Strategic Planning Initiative. The first phase listening process gathered input from over 400 parents, faculty, alumni and students before it was put on hold last March. This important work will be reignited once we can gather safely in person and engage our entire community in key topics.

Most importantly, Carter understands first-hand what makes our Collegiate community so remarkable. She and her husband, Joe, are the parents of Katherine Reid ’16 and Will Reid ’18. Carter deeply appreciates what the Collegiate experience brought to her own children and holds for future generations.

Collegiate School. Among many accolades for Bobby’s significant business, philanthropic and community leadership, the resolution recognized Bobby’s commitment to the Collegiate Board of Trustees beginning in 1984. He served for 16 years, including as Chairman from 1994-1996, and in July 2013, was named Life Trustee. He was instrumental in broadening Collegiate’s reach through

values and strategy that have

the opening of the Collegiate

taken place during the past five

School Aquatic Center in

decades. May Collegiate’s long

Chesterfield County.

history of being innovative and caring continue to inspire the

Bobby is the devoted husband of

board’s strategic planning work

his high school sweetheart, Jayne,

that will enable the school’s

who together are the parents of

community to keep developing

four Collegiate Cougars: Rob ’88,

graduates with ‘minds that

Jacquelin ’89, Jeff ’92, Nancy Jo

seek’ and ‘hearts that serve’ for

’95, and grandparents to eleven

generations to come. With four

grandchildren. Reflecting upon

grandchildren in grades 4-10 and

the honor and wrapping up his

living so close the Mooreland

time of service on the board,

Campus, Jayne and I look

Bobby wrote: “As I listened to

forward to seeing you again once

John Martin read the resolution

Collegiate activities resume

and looked at the faces on

and spectators are invited to

the Zoom call, my heart was

attend events.”

filled with gratitude for the Collegiate-related friendships and

In addition to the framed

relationships that have blessed

resolution from the Board, Head

my family and me. Having been

of School Penny Evins gifted

involved in Collegiate’s journey

Bobby with a copy of The Giving

in one way or another since the

Tree, which he delightedly shared

1970’s when our children entered

is one of his favorite books. The

Kindergarten, my personal and

School gifted a tree to be planted

professional leadership growth

in honor of Bobby and Jayne at

has been enhanced by the many

a location of their choosing on

thoughtful discussions of purpose,

Collegiate’s campus.

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WELCOME

New Trustees Collegiate’s Board of Trustees welcomes our newest members who began service on July 1, 2020. The Board of Trustees is a group of volunteers responsible for the long-term sustainability and strategic direction of the School.

For more about the board, visit collegiate-va.org/our-school/ourleadership/board-of-trustees.

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TERM TRUSTEES

Mayme Donohue ’03

William “Billy” S. Peebles, IV

Mayme works at the Hunton Andrews Kurth

Billy Peebles has taught both American

LLP on the Capital Markets team and

History and Religious Studies for 38 years

Blockchain Working Group. She also serves

and served as a Head of School at four

as the President of the Virginia Equality Bar

schools for 33 of those years, including

Association, as the President of the Junior

15 years as Head at the Lovett School in

Board of Side by Side, on the University

Atlanta. Lovett is a K-12 school of 1600

of Richmond Law School Advisory Board

students — very similar to Collegiate

and the University of Virginia Reunions

in philosophy and size. He is currently

Committee. She’s also committed to pro bono

serving as Interim Head of School at

legal work and serves as the co-chair of the

Powhatan School, a JK-8 school located near

Central Virginia Legal Aid Society Pro Bono

Winchester, where he previously worked

Hotline. Mayme coached the Collegiate girls’

from 1985 to 1992. Billy has chaired a

varsity basketball team while in law school

number of accreditation committees for

from 2012 to 2015 and has served on the

independent schools and is currently a

Alumni Association Board since 2015. Last

trustee for the Center for Spiritual and

year, she served as the Alumni Association

Ethical Education, and Episcopal High

President and as its representative on the

School. Previously, he served as a trustee

Board of Trustees. Mayme has been named

at St. Catherine’s School and Virginia

one of the top 40 LGBTQ Lawyers by the

Episcopal School, where he started his

National LGBT Bar Association, an Up and

teaching career in 1976. Billy earned his B.A.

Coming Lawyer by Virginia Lawyer’s Weekly

in Politics from Princeton University and his

and one of Style Weekly’s Top 40 Under 40.

M.B.A. from University of Virginia. He has

Mayme earned her J.D. from the University

done graduate work in Theological Studies

of Richmond School of Law and her B.A. in

at Virginia Theological Seminary. Billy has

Spanish from the University of Virginia. She

been married to Penny Peebles for 35 years,

is married to Phoebe Willis, with whom she

and they have a grown daughter, Sara.

has two dogs Beau and Bear.

LIFETIME TRUSTEE

Malcolm “Mac” S. McDonald

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION AND PARENTS’ ASSOCIATION PRESIDENTS 2020-21

H. Pettus LeCompte ’71

Jennifer Jewett Ruth ’90

Mac previously served on Collegiate’s Board

Pettus enrolled in Collegiate as a 2nd Grader.

After Jennifer graduated from Randolph

of Trustees from 2005 to 2013, and 2014 to

After graduating in 1971, he worked in the

Macon Woman’s College in 1994, she

2018. During that time, he chaired the Audit

insurance industry, initially at Richard

pursued her love of the outdoors and lived

and Risk Committee and was a member

Duncan & Associates from 1975 to 1982.

in Jackson Hole, Wyoming for two years.

of the Finance Committee. Mac served as

After leaving Duncan & Associates, Pettus

She returned to Richmond and went to

Chairman and CEO of Signet Banking

joined Bob McArdle and Fred Itzkowitz

work in Human Resources and Sales with Adecco Personnel. Jennifer previously held

Corporation. He joined the company in 1970

to create McArdle, Itzkowitz & LeCompte.

and rose through various positions to become

In 1994, Mr. McArdle left the firm, and

a position at Collegiate and worked in the

President in 1990 and Chairman in 1997.

Pettus and Mr. Itzkowitz purchased Straus

Alumni and Development Office as Capital

He is currently a board member emeritus

to become Straus, Itzkowitz & LeCompte.

Campaign Manager. She currently works

of the Richmond Ballet, the Carlson School

Pettus serves on the Collegiate Alumni

as a Realtor/Stager with Shaheen, Ruth,

of Management at University of Minnesota

Board and while President, he serves on

Martin & Fonville. Jennifer has been an

and the Immokalee Foundation in Naples,

the Board of Trustees. He remains active in

active member of the Parents’ Association,

Florida. In addition, Mac has served on

the alumni affairs of the Class of 1971. He

serving in many roles ranging from room

the boards of many civic, charitable and

also has served in a variety of capacities at

parent, Lower School Coordinator, Village Green Fair Co-chair to presently serving as

business organizations during his career and

various school and charitable organizations,

in retirement. Mac and his wife Sonia both

including serving on the Board of Trustees

the 2020-21 Parents’ Association President

graduated from University of Minnesota,

for the New Community School. He attended

and Representative on the Board of Trustees.

and the two are the parents of Greg ’87 and

the College of William & Mary, where he

Jennifer is married to Scott Ruth ’91, and

Malcolm ’88, and grandparents of Alex ’17

earned a B.A. in Government and History.

they have four children: Anne Mason ’19,

and Eden ’20. They split their time between

Pettus and his wife Ellen have two sons,

Scotty ’22, Bayler ’25 and Parker ’27.

Richmond and Naples.

Hunter ’99 and Benjamin ’01, and four grandchildren.

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TAKING OUR

MOONSHOT 22 SPARK | Features

G

uided by our motto Parat, Ditat, Durat ­— Prepare, Enrich, Endure ­­— Collegiate began planning at the end of last spring to reopen campus in September amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.

It was a formidable task. With hopes for nearly 2,000 students, faculty and staff to return, basic precautions wouldn’t be enough — changes to support safety would be paramount.

“We took a really thoughtful risk,” says Penny Evins, Head of School. “The goal was getting every human being back on this campus all at once. Once we had scientific, mathematical measurements, we realized we could take a moonshot.”

“I have two Cougars myself, and it is humbling to navigate hopes, realities and developmental needs as parents — add a pandemic to this, and it was clear how much we all needed each other and the support of this wonderful community.”

Reopening Collegiate During COVID-19

In order to plan for every exigency, eight Visioning and Planning Teams, headed by Susan Droke, Chief Academic Officer, ran through three different scenarios: all of the students, faculty and staff returning; a blended model of on-site and online learning to keep density down on campus; and the possibility that all classes would have to be remote. More than 80 faculty and staff members, administrators, Trustees, Parents’ Association leadership, medical professionals and experts contributed ­— P ENNY EVINS to the effort.

“The goal was getting every human being back on this campus all at once. Once we had scientific, mathematical measurements, we realized we could take a moonshot.”

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By the Numbers LE A RN I N G S PAC E S

253

learning spaces on campus

86

outdoor classroom spaces

11 5% tents

of students learning remotely by choice

53

new classroom spaces created

TECH NOLOGY

130

162

150

Q UA D RU P L E D

Zoom computers deployed

microphones purchased

112

new cameras purchased

62

voice amplifiers purchased

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new iPads for JK and Kindergarten

internet bandwidth

Teams were tasked with thinking through overarching goals to the smallest of details to keep everyone safe — hashing out logistics like the spaces between desks, hand sanitizer locations, changes to lunchtime and carpool, health screenings, temperature checks, cohorts, schedule changes, as well as new ways to engage alumni, parents and prospective students when visitors wouldn’t be allowed on the campus.

“Every question that was generated from our committee generated 10 more questions,” recalls James Bandy, Director of Campus Safety and Security.

“Things would change on a daily basis, and throughout the planning process, we had to pivot, and change or modify our decisions.”

After safety, the top priority was academics. “How do you come back from a remote learning experience to a school that’s very different from the one you left?” Mrs. Droke encouraged the teams to consider.

In partnership with an architect, every inch of the campus was measured by the team that dubbed themselves the Space Invaders. The libraries, Sharp Academic Commons and Oates Theater were reimagined as classrooms.

Tents went up outdoors. Floors and ground were marked with six feet of spacing. In the Middle and Upper Schools, some classes were split into paired classrooms, one half of students with the teacher and the other joining by Zoom from a room supervised by a proctor.

Plans were developed to teach students learning remotely from home, both on a shortterm basis and for the school year. There were big tech upgrades, both for instructional support and for air quality.

Technology and facilities staff worked nonstop throughout the summer to get everything ready.

AN INVESTMENT IN COMMUNITY The preparation paid off on September 1, when, for the first time since March, cars streamed through campus, decorated in green and gold, filled with excited students and grateful families. In a time when few schools were opening their doors, Collegiate went a step beyond and also opened Quest Aftercare. With community a priority, the Collegiate Families Emergency Relief Fund, created through philanthropy, provided tuition grants for those hit hard by the pandemic.

“How do you come back from a remote learning experience to a school that’s very different from the one you left?” ­— S U SA N D R O K E

Collegiate spent more than $2 million to reopen, including additional faculty to reduce classroom density, additional substitute teachers, HVAC and air quality improvements, renovations, furniture, outdoor learning spaces, technology upgrades, signage, water stations, cleaning supplies, PPE and more. Yet, with the uncertainty of COVID-19, no one knew how long the reopening success would last.

daily to assess data, navigate changes, make decisions and anticipate — no easy task — what might occur in the future. Scott Smith, Director of Admission and Enrollment Management, took on the role of COVID coordinator, and Technology Services built the Collegiate COVID-19 dashboard, accessible through PawNet, to keep everyone informed. Our community embraced the Responsible Cougar Pact to cover, clean, space between and avoid risks.

When cases and exposures have occurred, our nurses have worked with families and the Virginia Department of Health on contact tracing and guidance. To date, there have been no transmissions on campus. Throughout the year, Dr. Leroy “Bo” Vaughan ’97, Epidemiologist/Infectious Diseases Physician, and Dr. Carolyn Port, Pediatrician, both Collegiate parents, have been a valuable sounding board. In December, Collegiate launched a Vaccine Taskforce, led by Phyllis Palmiero, Chief Financial Officer/Chief Operating Officer, to connect our community with emerging opportunities for vaccination.

THE SHOW MUST GO ON With limitations on gatherings, assemblies throughout the

year had to be reimagined.

Lower School created videos, Middle School livestreamed, and Upper School continued using the Oates Theater, with dramatically reduced occupancy and most students watching via livestream in classrooms. The tradition of senior speeches proudly carried on with the speakers’ families and some classmates attending in person.

“As with any live performance or speech, having fewer people in the theater can reduce the feel or energy that one receives when speaking,” observes Mike Boyd, Director of Performing Arts. “The seniors giving speeches have done an excellent job of not letting that aspect affect them. They have all delivered their speeches with as much enthusiasm and passion as the seniors that preceded them.”

The fall play is usually a musical, but singing was off the table. Almost Maine was selected because there were only two actors in most scenes. Plexiglass was erected between student actors, and each was filmed separately — although with software, props and green screens to digitally project the scenery, the actors appeared to be together during the remote performances.

“We basically made a turn from putting on live theater

Campus-wide, faculty and staff stepped up to take on new duties. A group called Huddle, comprised of 18 campus leaders including the Head of School, Division Heads Patrick Loach, Tung Trinh and Debbie Miller, and School Nurses Kathryn Heidt and Jana Barnes, began meeting

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By the Numbers

CONT’D

COVER

2075 12,500 PPE kits distributed

disposable masks

CLEAN

122 150,000 110 7

touchless faucets installed

wipes/quarter

gallons of hand sanitizer/quarter

electrostatic sprayers

400

hand sanitizer dispensers

S PAC E B ET W E E N

7

thermal temperature scanners

2000

wristbands and stickers per day distributed at temperature checks

1000 1280

directional signs

outdoor chairs for students and teachers

to incorporating elements of performing a live television show,” Mr. Boyd says. “This would not even be remotely possible if we did not have the buy-in of the students who took the time to rehearse virtually and in-person.” Subsequent productions and events have been reimagined in a variety of innovative ways.

A NEW KIND OF TEAMWORK In early July, with reopening on the horizon, Athletics invited Cougars JK-12 to Robins Campus for wellness sessions, athletic-performance training and open gyms. Protocols such as health screenings and temperature checks were put into place, paving the way for the school year.

Come fall, varsity, junior varsity and cub sports began practices with strict physical distancing and other mitigation protocols in place.

In Grades 7-12, 554 athletes participated on 26 teams, which gradually progressed to game-like drills and intrasquad scrimmages. Varsity and JV joined interscholastic play, though football, deemed a high-risk sport by the Virginia Independent Schools Athletic Association and the Prep League, finished the season with intra-squad flag football.

“While the season was marked by uncertainty throughout,” says Athletic Director Karen Doxey, “our athletes handled the situation incredibly well. Our captains and seniors led their teams with positivity and found true appreciation for being on the fields, courts and trails with their friends every afternoon.”

That indomitable Cougar spirit

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“It’s an amazing break in the day where you get to be on our beautiful campus.”

— CA M E R O N R U H

continued into winter sports with 550 athletes whose excellence continued to shine, despite the impact of COVID-19 on the season.

Once logistical challenges were solved, STEAM Saturdays and Outdoor Collegiate returned in late fall.

A BEACON OF HOPE “Collegiate is a beacon of hope for many schools, and we are sharing what has worked and what has not worked with others,” Mrs. Evins says. The hope is that other schools and students will be able to benefit.

Throughout the year, a particular focus has been celebrating the Class of 2021, and the strength

and sense of community they represent and radiate.

Both Senior Class Presidents Cameron Ruh and Henry Mountcastle agree that the camaraderie that the new changes have engendered is an unexpected bonus. “I’ve made new friendships outside of my social circle,” says Henry.

at work on a design-thinking challenge to develop permanent outdoor learning spaces.

“What we’ve learned since people have returned is that the human connection — the relationships with each other in physical proximity, even with six feet between us — is an elixir and catalyst for learning, and the social and emotional health, and “I think there’s so much support,” well-being of everyone,” reflects Cameron says, “and since Mrs. Evins. everyone is going through the same changes, it makes it so “Our Collegiate students, faculty much easier to adapt.” and staff have performed with grace, humility and bravery. Yes, One change she hopes will we have worn masks in the stick around after the pandemic physical sense, but from my is the increase in outside-time vantage point, we have shown students enjoy. “It’s an amazing more vulnerability, courage, break in the day where you creativity and potential than ever get to be on our beautiful before. Together, we have risen campus.” In fact, Middle and to what has been the most Upper School students are now challenging time in most of our

lives. The distance we have learned to keep has brought us closer; the unity in our commitment to community and to finding a way — even if it is not the way it always was — is palpable on our campus.”

Of course, none of this success would have been possible without the flexibility, support and generosity of our Collegiate parents and families.

As spring dawns, the School takes hopeful steps forward — opening playground equipment, and hosting outdoor artistic performances with guests, athletic competitions with spectators, youth sports, yearend celebrations and summer programs on campus.

Already, guided by our motto, planning is underway for next year.

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The Year Of

REIMAGINING

Classrooms Transformed Classrooms have taken on new forms to allow for six feet of spacing between students — including yoga mats for our youngest learners, classes meeting in our libraries and the Oates Theater, outdoor learning spaces and remote learners joining through technology.

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A VIEW INTO LIFE ON CAMPUS THIS YEAR AND HOW COLLEGIATE CONTINUES TO SHINE BRIGHT AS A PLACE OF LEARNING, JOY AND COMMUNITY

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The Great Outdoors Never has our beautiful campus been more appreciated. Though mitigation protocols restricted the use of playground equipment and the ropes course through most of the school year, students have found delight in activities such as dance and old-fashioned games at recess, nature-scientist hikes, scavenger hunts to explore campus and telescopes to explore the skies. Outdoor Collegiate launched a new Winter Wilderness program to teach nature skills at the Robins Campus and Pagebrook. For students JK-12, lunch is a highlight of the day, with the happy sounds of friendship and laughter heard across campus.

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Convocation and Senior/ Kindergarten Buddies In October, Collegiate celebrated its 22nd Convocation on Grover Jones Field. Prior to the ceremony, seniors and kindergarten buddies had their much anticipated first meetings, during which they talked and read books together to kick off a year of friendship. The pairings then processed onto the field, joined by 4th and 8th Graders, while the rest of campus, families and alumni joined via livestream.

Convocation is an annual celebration of the opening of school and a charge to each member of the 4th, 8th and 12th Grades to lead their respective divisions through the school year. Community, positivity and Collegiate’s values flowed as themes through the speeches and musical performances. Head of School Penny Evins asked us to look at the efforts of every member of our community to reopen school as an inspiration.

She thanked the parents, students, faculty, staff and friends who are making this year possible and emphasized the importance of person-to-person leadership. She said, “May the small moments at Collegiate amongst the classes of 2021 and 2033 inspire us to do big things for the world! It is my hope that Convocation fills your heart with positivity and a ‘can do’ spirit. May we move forward together, as learners, through the ‘beautiful oops’ of COVID-19, both proud and humble to be part of something much bigger than ourselves.”

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HALLOWEEN AND TON OF COINS Cougars of all ages celebrated Halloween and gave philanthropic support to their school community through the 31st annual Ton of Coins organized by the Interact Club. While the day looked a bit different than usual — donated coins had to be sealed in plastic bags for safety, and restrictions prevented large gatherings and sharing food — ­ the day was full of festivity with costumes, class parades, Zoom parades, show-and-tell and smiles all around.

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TOWN SCHOOL TEA Alumnae of the original Collegiate School for Girls gathered on Zoom for the annual Town School Tea. They heard from Head of School Penny Evins about reopening amid the COVID-19 pandemic and from 4th Grade students about what it is like to be in school during this time.

The alumnae were treated to a slideshow of photos from their years at Collegiate and then had an opportunity to talk amongst themselves.

One participant claimed, “I am grinning from ear to ear!”

50TH AND 5TH Cougars connected across the decades this fall when current 5th Grade students wrote letters to the members of the Class of 1970 as an outreach activity in honor of the class’s 50th reunion year. Students told alumni what it’s like being a 5th grader at Collegiate today.

Many of the members of the class of 1970 wrote back, and several have become pen pals. Pictured are Terrell Williams ’70 and his 5th Grade pen pal, George Cobb.

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CREATIVE PERSPECTIVES Though in-person audiences are much smaller this year, and some activities such as singing are restricted, students have continued to find ways to share their gifts, experiences and perspectives with others. From book gatherings and assemblies to sharing creativity through music, dance, visual arts and STEAM, Collegiate students remain innovative and communityminded. As always, this year’s senior speeches have ranged from humorous to poignant to insightful, each inspiring hearts and minds in a unique way. This winter, Collegiate students garnered an astonishing 53 art awards and 10 writing awards in the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards competition.

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FALL AND WINTER PLAY Collegiate’s Upper School drama students got a master course in improvisation as they mounted theatrical productions in the fall and the winter. With the help of plexiglass, green screens and a bit of theatrical magic, they put on a socially-distanced in-person performance — one of only a handful of high schools to attempt it during the COVID-19 pandemic.

“We’re setting an example. We’ll make mistakes and learn. We’re just happy to be back and have people watch,” says Mike Boyd, Director of Performing Arts.

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Homecoming 2020 No matter the “The Space Between,” Collegiate found ways to come together as a community for Homecoming 2020. It was an amazing time of wearing our green and gold, enjoying the Family Fun Run, Pep Parade and Tailgate, celebrating our seniors and athletic teams, and honoring our Homecoming Court, and Homecoming King and Queen, John Ballowe and Kate Aaronson.

In place of an all-school Pep Rally, the Lower School paraded around the football field in imaginative green-and-gold outfits during the Lower School Spirit Hike. The Upper School held a virtual Pep Rally and crowned their Homecoming King and Queen during an Upper School assembly.

While the football team was not able to compete in person on Homecoming Day, Cougar fans had much to enjoy with a series of videos including memories from the archives and interviews with some of the Collegiate sport greats.

The enthusiasm displayed for all events proved that the Cougar Spirit is undefeated!

LOWER SCHOOL SPIRIT HIKE Green and gold were on proud display as Lower Schoolers showed off their Cougar Spirit at the 2020 Homecoming Spirit Hike! Members of the senior class and Cougar Pup Ansley enjoyed cheering on our youngest Collegiate students.

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FUN RUN Head of School Penny Evins, husband Sam and Cougar pup Ansley, dressed in Cougar gear, prepare to take part in the Space Between Family Fun Run!

HOMECOMING PLAYLIST

While nothing can truly replace the Homecoming game, we were excited to bring Cougar fans some memories from the archives and interviews with some of the Collegiate sport greats. Included were some classic games from the past, a highlight reel and some special features about Collegiate Athletics. If you missed it, videos are still available on the Collegiate YouTube channel. Look for the Homecoming 2020 playlist.

1. Collegiate Football Highlight Reel 1979-2019 2. Five classic games from the Collegiate archive, including the 1999 Collegiate-St. Christopher’s Football game

SOCIAL MEDIA TAKEOVER Members of the Class of 2010, due to celebrate their 10-year reunion, took over Collegiate’s social media for Homecoming. They engaged Cougars far and wide. See page 93 for details.

3. Football Flashback: Interview with Charlie McFall and stars of the 1999 game A conversation between former Athletic Director Charlie McFall and football co-captain Jack Stepanian ’21 in which they discuss the historic 1999 game when Collegiate beat St. Christopher’s on their home turf by one point. Alumni guests Warren Hunter ’01, Blake Smith ’00, and Harry Wilson ’01 joined in to share their memories of the victory.

4. Inside Cougar Sports: Beyond the Scoreboard Associate Athletic Director Andrew Stanley hosts former and current student-athletes for a lively discussion on the positive impact that Collegiate Athletics has played and continues to play in their lives.

5. Success Stories: A Look Into Collegiate’s Girls’ Athletics Program Collegiate Athletic Director Karen Doxey, one of the winningest field hockey coaches in the country, sat down for a roundtable discussion led by alumna Ginny Wortham Kehlenbeck ’03 and student leaders Taylor Aaronson ’23 and Gabby Chen ’23. They were joined by Carter Hamill Backus ’01, Campbell Brewer ’15, Dominique Meeks Gombe ’09, Molly McKeon ’08, Boodie McGurn ’71, Rachel Naurath ’10 and Tori O’Shea ’08 who shared WATCH AGAIN HERE: perspectives about Collegiate and stories of success both on and off the field.

2020 VIRTUAL PEP RALLY The Virtual Pep Rally included JK-12 Spirit Awards, videos from each varsity team, introduction of the Homecoming Court, the Homecoming Court Relay Race, and the crowning of this year’s King and Queen, John Ballowe and Kate Aaronson.

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Pep Parade and Homecoming Court While the annual Homecoming football game was not possible this year, Cougar spirit and pride were on full display as cars decorated in green and gold proceeded through Mooreland Campus for the Homecoming Pep Parade.

Everyone enjoyed music from our Collegiate Jazz Band and celebrated our Class of 2021 seniors and varsity sports teams lining the route. Many kindergarten buddies made special signs for their seniors. Spirit awards were given to the best decorated cars, and participants picked up tailgates-to-go to enjoy while watching an exciting series of panels and events featuring current and former Collegiate athletes.

In the bright autumn sun, members of the Homecoming Court and their families went to the football field for a special commemorative photo shoot, with pandemic protocols in place, the strength of this class shining through in the bold portrait that resulted.

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Fall Athletics Fall sports started practicing a couple of weeks before the start of School, with 554 athletes in 7th-12th Grades participating on 26 teams. The season included socially distanced practices, masking protocols varied by sport, logistical and transportation challenges, (travelling to Robins Campus, our 50-passenger buses now carried only 12 athletes, for example) and no guarantee of competition. Ultimately, all sports except football, deemed high risk, did compete interscholastically, with girls’ varsity tennis finishing 10-0. More importantly, each team came together under their captains’ leadership with positivity and true appreciation for their teammates and the time together.

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Winter Athletics Winter sports drew 500 athletes from 7th-12th Grades. Weight rooms reopened at Robins and on the main campus. The indomitable Cougar spirit continued to shine, as students displayed gratitude, teamwork, community, leadership and skill despite the significant impact that COVID-19 had on sports this season.

Although there was not an LIS or Prep League swim meet, the Leagues compiled the results of all meets to award All-LIS and All-Prep accolades (first place in each event). Collegiate had 11 event champions.

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GIRLS’ SWIMMING

ALL-LIS Gabby Chen ’23 - 200 Medley Relay Mackenzie Ferguson ’22 - 200 Medley Relay Emily Kantner ’23 - 200 Medley Relay, 100 Breaststroke Bella Little ’25 - 100 Backstroke Elle Scott ’25 - 200 Medley Relay

BOYS’ SWIMMING

ALL-PREP Dalton Jobe ’22 - 200 Free, 200 & 400 Freestyle Relays Brian Kwon ’21 - 400 Freestyle Relay Christian Mayr ’22 - 50 Free, 100 Free, 200 Freestyle Relay Aaron Moore ’22 - 200 & 400 Freestyle Relays Harrison Neuhaus ’24 - 200 Freestyle Relay Liam Ryan ’21 - 100 Breaststroke, 400 Freestyle Relay

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PAGEANT Since the early days of the Collegiate School for Girls on Monument Avenue, Collegiate has offered the Pageant of the Nativity as a gift to the community. Former Headmistress Catharine Flippen, who directed the Pageant for many years, envisioned the Pageant experience as one hour of peace, hope and joy. This year, our students, faculty and staff found a way to continue the tradition through the restrictions of the pandemic. We shared a virtual presentation that blended together photographs of current senior girls with archival photos and music. The grace, courage and leadership shown by our senior girls, and several members of our faculty and staff, and their care and time invested in creating the production are shining examples of the ways our Collegiate community remains strong and vibrant.

The presentation received more than 4,000 views, and the School received notes of gratitude from alumni far and wide.

As Kiltie Tompkins Colavita ’03 shared, “In a year filled with disruption and uncertainty, this was such a creative way to bring the holiday spirit and the safety of the familiar to the broader community. I had almost forgotten how incredible the holiday season is at Collegiate, with its many unique and beautiful traditions. But as this video reminded me, the pageant is the standout. I have so many vivid memories ingrained in my mind from eight years of participating in it, many moons ago. It was formative in the best possible way.

And the music! The quality I believed the choirs and music directors had 20 years ago has not been depleted at all. The singing still gives me chills and brings tears to my eyes. There are very few traditions that, left almost entirely untouched as time moves on, actually manage to stand the test of time. The Collegiate Pageant is magical, and I feel blessed to have been a part of it.”

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HOLIDAY PLAYLIST

BRUNCH AND FEAST OF JUUL

Collegiate students created a wonderful holiday playlist for our community to enjoy.

Brunch and Feast of Juul will be celebrated later this year, but Collegiate students marked the days when the events would have taken place with a get-together for senior boys and a “Whistle” morning where Junior girls showed their appreciation for the senior girls.

1. Fifth Grade girls presented “The Twelve Days of Christmas” complete with hand gestures. Normally performed at Brunch, the tradition continued!

2. The Upper School Orchestra delivered a powerful performance in the style of the Trans Siberian Orchestra.

3. Members of the Collegiate Upper School Viridaur String Ensemble played a collection of holiday classics.

4. The 7th and 8th Grade String Ensemble performed Hanukkah Dance.

5. The Pageant of the Nativity

WATCH AGAIN HERE:

INTERESTED IN LEARNING MORE ABOUT LIFE ON CAMPUS THIS YEAR? Fifth Grade girls practice “The Twelve Days of Christmas” on the front lawn

See Weldon Bradshaw’s series on The New Normal, part of the Reflections column.

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JOAN OATES A Legacy for the Arts

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ome people have an effect on a community that extends far after they’re gone. Joan Olmsted Oates, who died April 3, 2020, will be remembered for her contributions to the arts here at Collegiate and in the wider Richmond community as well.

“Joan told the story about how integrating the arts into teaching came about,” says Robert McAdams, Director of Partners in the Arts.

“She was teaching a music class at Collegiate in 1968. It was snowing outside, and, of course, the students were all going crazy. I remember her saying, ‘Any good teacher has a lesson plan in hand. Then you see what’s going on, and you throw it out the window.’

“She said that was the spark. She had her students create a dance about the snow. They wrote poems about the snowflakes. She realized they were actually doing science content.

That little nugget turned into her works with the Arts Council that’s continuing to today.”

It also inspired Joan’s enormously generous philanthropy that forms the foundation of the arts at Collegiate.

“Joan was very committed to developing the whole child.

Joan Oates attended Bennington College in Vermont where the arts were a major part of the curriculum

— Wallace Stettinius, Life Trustee

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and then went on to obtain a graduate degree in Education from Harvard. While raising her family of four, Chris ’72, David ’74, Katie ’75 and Tony ’79, she became a Collegiate Lower School music teacher in her always lively classroom.

Later she taught at Virginia Commonwealth University as an Instructor of Creative Teaching.

Mom’s overriding mission was to foster the arts as an integral part of education and of life. She never wavered from that devotion.”

— daughter Katie Oates Nixon

“Joan [a Lifetime Trustee] was loyal and totally committed to Collegiate,” says Wallace Stettinius, also a Lifetime Trustee, who served alongside her for many years. “Joan very was committed to developing the whole child. She was very smart and had a great social conscience.”

She was instrumental in the planning and development of many campus projects, including the Hershey Center for the Arts which houses the Oates Theater, named in honor of her and her husband, the late Dr. James F. Oates. During 2018-2019, the theater underwent renovations which increased seating from 566 to more than 700, as well as replaced the old lighting and sound systems with new ones. The renovations and expansion were completed during the theater’s 25th anniversary.

“My mother’s 60-year devotion to Collegiate is perhaps easier for me to see and appreciate now, with adult hindsight,” says daughter, Katie Oates Nixon. “The money that she and Wally Stettinius raised launched a significant foundation for growth that made Collegiate into the school it is today. Mom’s overriding mission was to foster the arts as an integral part of education and of life. She never wavered from that devotion.”

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Joan’s legacy of support continues.

“Joan and her husband Jim were very astute philanthropists,” says Jason Chestnutt, Leadership Giving Officer and Director of Gift Planning.

“Through thoughtful planning, they provided one of the largest estate gifts Collegiate has received.”

In the community at large, Joan and VCU’s Bob and Glad Fleming began a summer teaching program to enhance professional development for teachers in Richmond. She then became a board member of the Arts Council of Richmond and was inspired there to help create the Partners in the Arts program, as well as breathe life back into the Summer Institute, an organization that helps teachers in the city and its environs bring visual and performing arts into schools. In her honor, the Summer Institute was renamed the Joan Oates Institute for Partners in the Arts at the University of Richmond.

She was the recipient of many honors, including the Philanthropist of the Year award by the Association of Fundraising Professionals (2013)

“She provided one of the largest estate gifts Collegiate has received.”

— Jason Chestnutt, Leadership Giving Officer and Director of Gift Planning

A Gift for Joan

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hen I had occasion to speak with Joan Oates, we would sometimes talk about woodworking, because her mother had been an accomplished woodcarver. I still have several mahogany serving boards with beautiful floral relief carving on the edges that Joan’s mother made.

and the YWCA Outstanding Woman Award (2007).

Along with her four children, all of whom have earned graduate degrees, Joan was the proud grandmother of nine.

“Mrs. Oates was a remarkable educator both in and out of the classroom,” says Debbie Miller, Head of Collegiate’s Lower School. “Her family’s devotion to the furtherance of the arts is second to none. This devotion and commitment have led to multiple students pursuing careers in the arts and many others having a richer, fuller life because of their contributions to Collegiate and the broader community. She was a dear, dear lady.”

“Her impact on the people, the learning spaces and the culture of our School is palpable and everlasting,” says Penny Evins, Head of School.

“Her sense of purpose for education and ability to make every individual with whom she met feel important remains a model of excellence for all of us.”

Joan attended several of our student classes in those early years. I recall her being very engaged with the students as they worked, and she asked them questions about what they were making and what specific tools they were using. On one occasion we pulled out her mother’s carvings, and Joan discussed with the students the particular skill set needed to make those carvings.

At a later point, when I was visiting Joan in her residence at Cedarfield, she indicated a spot in her living room where she envisioned a small table, and she said to me with a twinkle in her eye, “Don’t you think your students would enjoy designing and building a small table that would fit that spot?” I immediately said, “Absolutely!” And the idea was born for a working relationship between our Middle Schoolers and Joan.

The students chose mahogany for the table, and it took an entire semester to build. When it was finished, we borrowed a school van and took a field trip to present it to Joan at her home. It really did look good where Joan had pictured it at the end of her sofa, and she was very grateful. After that date, I was amused that the table travelled around her living space, occupying at least three different locations. My favorite was a sunny spot just inside her front door where it could be seen by everyone who came to see her.

— as told by Stephen Hart ’78, who developed a relationship with Mrs. Oates during his time in the development office. He now serves as Art Faculty (Woodworking), and Track and Field Assistant Coach. This interview has been edited for length and clarity.

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REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY

This report recognizes donors from July 1, 2019June 30, 2020. We look forward to recognizing gifts made since July 1, 2020 in our next report. Thank you!

54–59 Leadership and Gift Clubs

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60–64

Parents Contributing to the Annual Fund

65–69

Alumni Contributing to the Annual Fund

70–71

Collegiate Families Emergency Relief Fund Gifts

72–73

Grandparents Contributing to the Annual Fund

Cougar Generosity Dear Cougars,

LETTER FRO M K R IS T E N W IL L IA MS, CHIEF DEVE L O P ME N T O F F IC E R

This past year, we felt the much-needed strength and warmth of our community.

All of us at Collegiate were humbled by the generous outpouring of support. We received your kind letters, words of encouragement, countless volunteer offers and so much more. Thank you!

We are incredibly grateful to you, our donors, for supporting the School financially. Your philanthropic gifts allowed us to provide an exceptional learning environment for our students and continue to deliver our mission, despite all of the challenges.

With great Cougar pride, we report a recordbreaking year. Nearly 1,600 donors gave more than $2.1 million to the Annual Fund.

Your donation supported the immediate needs of our community: new and enhanced technology equipment to assist our teachers and students, additional faculty professional development and training, crucial financial assistance for families and additional priorities of the School.

We are also grateful for the many parents, alumni, faculty, staff and friends who supported the newly created Collegiate Families Emergency Relief Fund with a tuition assistance grant for families facing financial hardship as a result of COVID-19.

This important fund allows us to keep our Cougar community intact, and we are deeply touched by gifts large and small.

For all the ways you have supported the Collegiate community this past year, we say thank you! You have made a meaningful difference, and we are immensely appreciative of your partnership and support.

Sincerely, Kristen Williams Chief Development Officer

Development Staff

Jason Chestnutt Leadership Giving Officer and Director of Gift Planning

74–75

Faculty and Staff Contributing to the Annual Fund

Maria Cobb Director of Development Operations

76–77

Friends Contributing to the Annual Fund

78–79

Endowment and Capital Giving

Anne Gray Siebert Director of Alumni Engagement

80–81 Endowed Scholarships and Funds

Katherine Bulifant Annual Giving Officer

82–89 Special Gifts

Paige Fox Development Assistant

90–91

Helen Baker Society

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LEADERSHIP AND GIFT CLUBS 2019 –20

The Leadership and Gift Clubs recognize those alumni, parents, grandparents, friends, foundations and corporations that supported the School with a total gift of $500 or more to any fund during the 2019-20 fiscal year (July 1-June 30).

1915 Club $25,000 OR MORE

Parat Ditat Durat (PREPARE, ENRICH, ENDURE) $15,000 – $24,999

Mr. Robert A. Axelrod and Ms. Christy N. Wise Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Christian 1977 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Congdon 1978 Mr. and Mrs. Duane A. Deskevich 1988 Mr. Stanley F. Druckenmiller 1971 Mr. and Mrs. Alex A. Fruth 1997 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. P. Johnson III Mr. and Mrs. Leighton A.C. Klevana 1987, 1991 Estate of Farrell Stubs Laughlin 1939

Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Markel 1966 Massey Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm S. McDonald Nunnally Charitable Lead Trust Mr. and Mrs. Mark F. O’Neil Mr. and Mrs. Gregory C. Robins 1983 Ms. Sheryl A. Robins 1985 Robins Foundation The Sharp Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Brude D. Stoever

Estate of Helen Minor Tanner 1949 Charles G. Thalhimer Charitable Trust Estate of Christopher M. Timmons Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Ukrop Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation Dr. and Mrs. N. Bryan Whitfield The Whitfield Foundation The Wise-Axelrod Charitable Fund

The #6 Fund Anonymous (2) Collegiate School Parents’ Association Commonwealth Foundations Cullen Family Fund

Ms. Martha Estes Grover 1979 Mr. Michael S. Laming and Ms. Janet K. Dibbs Mr. and Mrs. T. Gaylon Layfield III 1969 Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Mountcastle III 1983 Mr. and Mrs. John Neuner IV

Mrs. Elizabeth T. Sauer and Mr. David B. Moody Mr. and Mrs. L. Mark Stepanian 1989 Rob and Shannon Ukrop 1988 Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Wortham III 1969

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Founders Club $10,000 – $14,999

Torch Club $5,000 – $9,999

Asia Society Mr. and Mrs. David N. Bannard Mrs. Ann Lee Saunders Brown 1936* Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Cabaniss, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Cabaniss III 1988 Louise B. Cochrane Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Mark P. Cooke Mrs. Beese D. Craigie Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cullen Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Darling Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. DuBose, Jr. 1989 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Farrell Farrell Family Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. James Christopher Gilman 1982

Mr. and Mrs. Reginald N. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Christian A. Kantner 1995 Estate of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Kay, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Martin 1978 Mr. and Mrs. David B. Pahren The Mary Morton Parsons Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Joseph K. Reid III Mr. and Mrs. E. Claiborne Robins, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark B. Sisisky Susan and Mark Sisisky Global Enrichment Fund Oscar F. Smith/Marjorie Smith Charles/Angie Newman Johnson Fund Mr. and Mrs. W. Hildebrandt Surgner, Jr. 1983

The Carol M. & Charles G. Thalhimer, Jr. Foundation Mrs. Carol Thalhimer Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Thalhimer III 1997 Ms. Margaret Ruth Thalhimer 1999 The Ukrop’s Homestyle Foods Foundation War Heroes Initiatives Fund Greg Williams Family Donor Advised Fund of Richmond Jewish Foundation Mr. and Mrs. R. Gregory Williams 1969 Weezie and Buck Wiltshire 1967, 1967 Mr. and Mrs. John W. Woods, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Tiffany Bohm Armstrong 1986 Armstrong Family Fund Mr. James W. Arnold and Ms. Sally S. Digges Camp and Tappen August 1999 Mr. and Mrs. Jory A. Berson Mr. and Mrs. Alexander J. Brackett 1995 Eda H. Cabaniss Charitable Lead Unitrust Capital One Services, Inc Mr. and Mrs. Mason T. Chapman 1984 Mr. and Mrs. Yuriy Cherepnya 2008 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Clarke Mr. Max William Comess 2003 Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Cosgrove Mr. and Mrs. Kevin C. Crosthwaite Marie G. Dennett Foundation, Inc. Dominion Energy Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Samuel N. Evins V Mr. Peter F. Farrell 2002 Mr. and Mrs. David A. Gallagher Mr. William Vaughan Garner 1967 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas D. Garson Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Moncure Geho 1983, 1982 Mr. and Mrs. James M. Goff II Mrs. Ann Winfree Gooch 1962

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew T. Goodwin 1990 Mr. and Mrs. Peter O. Goodwin 2003 Mr. and Mrs. William H. Goodwin, Jr. Mr.* and Mrs. William Hunter Goodwin III 1987 Mrs. Sara Samford Griebel 2004 Mr. and Mrs. Theodore S. Hanson Hanson Family Charitable Fund Molly and Robert Hardie 1988 Mr. and Mrs. Willis J. Hidell, Jr. HJC Family Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Jackson Mrs. Anne McCormack Jones 1979 Mr. Jonathan M. Joseph Mr. and Mrs. John B. Jung, Jr. Jung Family Charitable Trust Jill Moses Kohlmann/Penny Bach Evins Fund Mr. and Mrs. J. Christopher Lansing Mr. and Mrs. J. Hunter Lansing 2000 Lewis Lawson Ton of Coins Scholarship Fund

by Interact Club Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Long, Jr. Lower School Parents Night Fall Library Book Fund Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Lynch

Mr. and Mrs. W. Reilly Marchant 1971, 1972 Mr. and Mrs. John D. O’Neill, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. S. Marshall Orr III Elizabeth P. and S. Marshall Orr Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Julian T. Ottley 1987 The Page Auto Group Mr. William S. Portlock and Ms. Nancy L. Raybin Mr. and Mrs. E. Bryson Powell 1969, 1969 Mr. and Mrs. F. Gray Pruitt III 1969, 1971 Mr. and Mrs. Crit T. Richardson 1975, 1976 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew G. Rigby 1993 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Roberts III Mr. and Mrs. David T. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. W. Jerrold Samford1972 Dr. Harriet Schanzer and Mr. David L. Raine, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Snow Mrs. Susan C. Stone Mr. and Mrs. Scott J. Storey 1992, 1992 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred L. Stratford III 1985 Mr. and Mrs. Nathan H. Turbeville, Jr. Wells Fargo Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Andrew T. Wiley 1977

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Flame Club $2,500 – $4,999

Dr. and Mrs. Todd B. Baird 1987 Dr. and Mrs. Richard L. Bennett, Jr. 1990 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher B. Boggs Mr. and Mrs. James C. Bonbright III 1986 Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Bradley III Mr. and Mrs. W. Lee Bradley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. W. Joseph Buhrman 1972 Carneal-Drew Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Matthew E. Cheek Mrs. Elizabeth Everett Cherkis 1986 Mr. and Mrs. Bryan S. Cram Mr. and Mrs. Matthew H. Cullen Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Cullen 2003 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. Felts Mr. and Mrs. Leavenworth M. Ferrell II 1988 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Ferry Mr. and Mrs. Christopher K. Flinchum Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Foster Mr. Paul E. Galanti Anna and Fleetwood Garner Family Mr. Thomas F. Garner, Jr. 1965 Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Golliday Mr. and Mrs. John D. Gottwald 1972, 1974 Mr. Samuel S. Gottwald 2002 Mr. and Mrs. Elliott M. Harrigan 1977 Mr. and Mrs. Hugh T. Harrison II Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Henry 1984 Mr. and Mrs. Corey W. Hill 1985 Mr. and Mrs. John S. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Holdych

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Mr. Wallace Brady Jones, Jr. 2003 Mr. and Mrs. David F. Kehlenbeck 2003 Mr. and Mrs. Adam Michael Kerr 1995 Nathalie L. Klaus Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. H. Pettus LeCompte 1971 Mr. and Mrs. William Benton Lewis, Jr. Mr. Keith Andrew Lublin 1986 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mackell 1963 Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Mahoney, Sr. Ms. Neelan A. Markel 1996 Mr. and Mrs. William A. Martin III 1994 Mrs. Alden Ramsey McDaniel 2000 Ms. Boodie Wiltshire McGurn 1971 Mr. and Mrs. Brandon I. Miles Benita and Michael Miller 1976 Mr. and Mrs. William A. Mosby Mrs. Kamini Pahuja Mr. and Mrs. Douglas D.R. Palmore Ms. Christine K. Plant Powell Fund of the Community Foundation for a greater Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Proutt, Jr. 1998 Proutt Family Fund Mr. Stephen Garrett Ramsey 2003 Mr. and Mrs. John M. R. Reed 1985 Mr. and Mrs. John T. Robertson 1965, 1969 Mr. John Thomas Robertson, Jr. 2001 Dr. Kenneth P. Ruscio and Ms. Kimberley A. Ruscio

Kenneth P. and Kimberley A. Ruscio Family Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Troy M. Ryckman Mr. and Mrs. William H.S. Seegar Mr. and Mrs. Erik S. Siebert 1997 Mr. and Mrs. S. Zachary Sisisky 1996 Mr. and Mrs. Meade A. Spotts 1975 Mr. and Mrs. W. Gray Stettinius 1979, 1979 Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Stettinius Mrs. Burrell W. Stultz* Mr. and Mrs. John B. Syer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Sahil K. Tak Mr. and Mrs. Adam R. Thalhimer 1997 Marcia and Harry Thalhimer 1971 Marcia and Harry Thalhimer Family Fund Mr. Salvatore Tiano Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott Tidey Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Tullidge, Jr. Tullidge Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Van Deusen Mr. and Mrs. Leroy B. Vaughan 1966 Mr. and Mrs. John L. Walker III Mrs. Anne Whittemore Mr. and Mrs. Howard A. Willard III Mr. and Mrs. J. Christopher Wiltshire 1972 Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Wiltshire, Jr. 1964 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Watkins Wiltshire III 1997 Dr. Charlotte B. Woodfin and Mr. John H. Woodfin 1987

Spark Club $1,000 – $2,499

Anonymous (2) Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin K. Adamson 1998 Mr. and Mrs. John G. Adamson 1996 Katherine T. and John G. Adamson Family Charitable Fund Mrs. Frances Shetter Adamson Reed 1963 Mr. and Mrs. Darrell S. Alexander 1985 Mrs. Anne Cary Allen1974 AllyAlign Health, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew K. Aman Mr. and Mrs. Matthew G. Anderson III 2000, 1995 Mr. and Mrs. Jason S. Angus 1993 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Armstrong Dr. and Mrs. Carl O. Atkins, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Baker Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Ball Mr. and Mrs. A. Gregory Ballowe 1990 Mr. William Rust Bartholomew 2004 Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm W. Bates 1967 Mr. and Mrs. W. Chason Beggerow Dr. Lillie R. Bennett Dr. Robert M. Bennett 1963 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth T. Berents BetterMed Urgent Care Mr. and Mrs. Bryan R. Bogese Mr. and Mrs. R. Lewis Boggs Mrs. Erwin Boyd Mr. and Mrs. John P. McGuire Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Martin C. Boyle 1997 Mr. and Mrs. Ryan B. Bradley 1992 Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Bradshaw III 1992 Mrs. Anne P. Brasfield 1965 Ms. Elizabeth A. Breen 1993 and Mr. Grant S. Elliott Brent Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Brinkley III 1976 Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Brown Mrs. Nancy Kennon Bruchbacher 1975 Mr. T.W. and Mrs. Jamie Bruno BSN Sports Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Call 1964 Mrs. Christina Merchant Carpenter 2005 Mr. and Mrs. William H. Carter 1974, 1974 Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Cary 1956 Dr. and Mrs. Nevan N. Chang Mr. and Mrs. Wayne A. Chasen Wayne and Nancy Chasen Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. M. Deane Cheatham III 1984, 1985 Ms. Roxanne Cherry Mr. David T. Clary 1984 and Mrs. Michaela J. Clary Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Clevenger Ms. Katherine Meyers Cohen 1969 Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Cole III G. Dallas & Betty C. Coons Trust Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Coulbourn, Jr. Ms. Laura H. Cowperthwait Mr. and Mrs. Peyton F. Cox 2000

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Cricchi Mr. William Tayloe Crump 1991 CSC Leasing Company Mr. and Mrs. Frederick M. Dabney Mr. and Mrs. Christopher H. Daly 1979 Mr. and Mrs. Steven D’Ambrosia Mr. and Mrs. James M. Daniel, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. John M. Daniel III 1970 Mrs. William M. Davenport, Sr. 1944 Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. DeCamps 1968 Mr. John Tobias Desch 2006 Dr. Denise Dietz Mr. and Mrs. Tim Dietz Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Donahue, Jr. 1975 Donahue Family Foundation Ms. Anne Downing Mr. and Mrs. Stanley G. Droke Durham Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Edmunds II Mr.* and Mrs. Richard C. Edmunds, Jr. 1952 The Edmunds Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Brian K. Failon Mr. and Mrs. John W. Fain 1974 Mr. and Mrs. Neil P. Farmer 1974, 1976 Mrs. Joseph C. Farrell Mr. and Mrs. Stuart T. Farrell 2003 Mr. and Mrs. J. William Ferrell IV 1987 Ms. Susan Farley Ferrell 1964 Mrs. Joan McCormack Ferrill 1973 Ms. Laura L. Fields Mrs. Frances Craigie Fitzgerald 1981 Mrs. Elizabeth Levey Freeman 1975 Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm P. Friddell 1971 Mrs. Karen Frye Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey E. Galanti 1997 Mr. and Mrs. William F. Drewry Gallalee 1973 Mrs. Cornelia Whittet Garrett 1961 Mr. and Mrs. John F. Gayle, Jr. Genworth Financial Dr. and Mrs. Daran G. Glenn Ms. Martha Clark Goss 1967 Mrs. Susan Tolleson Gowen 1987 Dr. and Mrs. Roger P. Hailes Mr. and Mrs. William A. Hall, Jr. 1986 Mr. and Mrs. Marc D. Hallberg 1973 Mr. and Mrs. W. Randolph Harrison 1978, 1978 Mr. and Mrs. Christian A. Haug Mr. and Mrs. J. Sheppard Haw III 1975 Mr. and Mrs. Merle C. Hazelton Mr. and Mrs. Franklin B. Heiner 1966 Mrs. Anne Wiltshire Henry 2003 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hepper Mr. and Mrs. F. Robertson Hershey 1966 Mr. and Mrs. William R. B. Hershey 1994 Mr. Duncan Clinch Heyward, Jr. 1998 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Hickman The Hoak Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David B. Horner

Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Hourigan Mr. Timothy and Dr. Jill Hunter Dr. and Mrs. James S. Hunter, Jr. 1980, 1980 The Huntly Foundation Allan D. Ivie IV 1979 and Page Boinest Melton Ivie 1979 Mr. Bryce D. Jewett, Jr. 1964 Mr. and Mrs. Bryce D. Jewett III 1993, 1994 Mr. and Mrs. Bradley W. Jiulianti Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie W. Johnson, Jr. 1972 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K. Johnstone Mr. and Mrs. Alan K. Jones, Sr. Dr. Jay H. Joseph Dr. Claire C. Kaugars Ms. Sarah Doddridge Kay 1975 Mr. and Mrs. W. Todd Kell 1987 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Kerr Ms. Coretta Kingston and Mr. Gerard Williams Dr. Lisa L. Kirkland 1976 Mr. James Whitlock Klaus 1982 Mr. Philip W. Klaus, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher G. Kulp 1984 Mr. and Mrs. John T. Lancaster Mr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Lansing II 1998 Mrs. Peggy Wilton Larmore 1973 Larmore - Copeland Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Glenn J. Laskin 1989, 1990 Mr. and Mrs. Kyle A. Laux Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. B. Lawson 2004 Mr. and Mrs. Lewis P. Lawson Mrs. Mary Lou Leipheimer Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Leisy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd F. Lewis, Jr. 1996 Mr. and Mrs. J. Theodore Linhart 1965 The Linhart Foundation Ms. Elizabeth A. Little 1981 Mr. Lewis Randolph Little, Jr. 2000 Dr. and Mrs. Bernard A. Lublin Mr. Graham Keane Mandl 2008 The Massie Scott Fund Mr. and Mrs. David H. Mathews 1972 Mrs. Alfred McCormack, Jr. Mrs. Mary Kennon McDaniel 1961 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory E. McGeorge 2000, 2006 Greg and Jeannie McGeorge Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. James P. McGrath McGuire’s School Foundation Mr. James Moore McMahon 1974 Dr. Elizabeth Mei and Mr. Fred Babik Ms. Shannon M. Kelley and Mr. Michael E. Mendelson Mrs. Elizabeth Cutchins Messick 2001 The Micawber Foundation Ms. Lindsay M. Miller 1965 Mr. and Mrs. William L. Miller, Jr. Miller Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Louis W. Moelchert III Mr. and Mrs. Douglas D. Monroe III 1977 Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Thayer Montague

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Spark Club CONT’D $1,000 – $2,499

Cougar Club $500 – $999

Mr. and Mrs. T. Justin Moore III 1975 Mrs. Marilyn Linhart Moses 1969 The Moses Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Mountcastle, Jr. 1959 Mr. Handyman of Richmond Mr. and Mrs. F. Scott Myers Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Nanavati Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Neese Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Nevin, Jr. Mr. James Christopher Oates 1972 Mr. Matthew Steven O’Brien 1999 Mr. and Mrs. R. Timothy O’Donnell Mr. and Mrs. Justin Oliver Mr. and Mrs. Patrick D. O’Toole Dr. and Mrs. Duncan S. Owen, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan S. Owen III 1986 Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Pace Dr. Meera Pahuja 1997 and Dr. Kedar S. Mate Mr. Rishi Chandra Pahuja 2004 Ms. Phyllis Palmiero and Mr. Thomas A. Gelozin Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Palmore 1993 Mrs. Virginia Reynolds Parker 1976 Mr. and Mrs. Larry G. Pearson Pearson Family Foundation Dr. Austin E. Peat and Dr. Ashley W. Peat Mr. and Mrs. William S. Peebles IV Pelican Fund Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan S. Perel 1967 Mr. Russel Grant Perkins 1993 Mr. Ronald Oswin Pessner, Jr. 1988 Mrs. Hunter R. Pettus, Jr. Mrs. Suzanne Pollard Drs. John and Carolyn Port Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Porter The Powell Economic Education Foundation Mr. and Mrs. C. Tupper Purcell 1994 Mr. and Mrs. Duane H. Ragsdale Mr. and Mrs. Clyde H. Ratcliffe III Mr. and Mrs. W. Brian Reames 1983 Mr. George T. Richardson 1970

Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Riopelle 1980 Ms. Elizabeth Mason Roach 1990 Mrs. L. Gerald Roach Mr. and Mrs. Gregory B. Robertson Mrs. Martha L. Robertson Dr. and Mrs. William A. Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Hubel Robins III 1977 Dr. Anjali Varandani and Dr. Sameer Rohatgi Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Romer Mr. Colin J. Ruh and Mrs. JoAnn Adrales Ruh Dr. Kenneth P. Ruscio and Ms. Kimberley A. Ruscio Kenneth P. and Kimberley A. Ruscio Family Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Scott F. Ruth 1991, 1990 Edmund A. Saunders, Janie Q. Saunders and Jane Quinn Saunders Endowment of the Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jason L. Saunders Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Saunders Mr. and Mrs. Will F. Saunders Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Scher 1983 Mr. and Mrs. William H. Schultz The Schultz Charitable Fund Kathryn and W. Harry Schwarzschild Fund Mr. William H. Schwarzschild III 1966 Mr. Khary A. Scott and Dr. Danielle D. Scott Mr. and Mrs. R. Strother Scott Scott & Stringfellow Educational Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David G. Shuford 1971 Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Siff 1973 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Slater, Jr. 1969 Mr. and Mrs. Alex Smith 1965 Mr. and Mrs. Clinton D. Smith Mr. David Smith and Mrs. Beth Vetrovec Smith 1990 Mr. and Mrs. George Smith III Dr. and Mrs. Julious P. Smith III 1986 Mr. Henry C. Spalding, Jr. Mr.* and Mrs. John G. Stallings Mr. and Mrs. Patrick L. Standing III

Mr. and Mrs. Andy Stefanovich Mr. and Mrs. William L. Stinson 1973 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. Stringer Ms. Virginia Szigeti Dr. and Mrs. Charles V. Terry Mr. Morton G. Thalhimer III 1973 Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Thalhimer 1979 Mr. and Mrs. William B. Thalhimer III 1964 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene T. Thomas, Jr. Thompson/Kirkland Donor Advised Fund Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Timmons 1974 The J. K. Timmons Foundation Mr.* and Mrs. Randolph F. Totten Mr. and Mrs. Charles Trible Mrs. Ashley Klaus Turner 1985 Mrs. Barrie Berman VanBrackle 1979 Mr. and Mrs. Alan P. Vaughan 1991 George and Mary E. Vetrovec Mr. John Luther Walker IV 2012 Mr. Lee Stribling Walker 2015 Mr. and Mrs. Martin D. Walsh Warehouse Trusts Investment Company, LLC Dr. A. Craig Watt and Dr. A. Christine Watt Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Whitaker 1983 Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. White 1985 Mr. Alexander Amr Whitfield 2009 Mr. Claud M. Whitley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George P. Whitley 1971 Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Whittemore 1996 Mr. and Mrs. David R. Wilkins 1994, 1992 Mr. and Mrs. C. Preston Williams 1988 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Williams, Jr. Mr. Preston A. Williams 2011 Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Barry A. Wilton 1973 Mrs. Joan B. Wilton Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Wiltshire 1999 Mr. and Mrs. William B. Wiltshire, Jr. 1992 Elizabeth Dolan Wright 2001 and J.D. Wright Mr. Steve Yesner and Ms. Pamela Friedlander Mr. John Yue Zhuo 2003

Anonymous (2) Mr. and Mrs. Tyler J. Agee 2009 Mrs. Wilbur C. Allen Mr. and Mrs. William G. Allen 2003, 2003 Altria Group, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Justin R. Andress Ms. Bethany Jacobs Appel 1998 Dr. Clavio M. Ascari and Dr. Jill C. Ascari Mr. and Mrs. E. Wesley Atiyeh 1984 Mrs. Nancy Archbell Bain Mrs. Lisa Herron Bankoff 1969 Mr. and Mrs. John L. Barnes III

Mrs. Christi White Barranger 1969 Mr. and Mrs. Tut Bartzen, Jr. Mr. A. Sidney Bass III 1969 Mr. and Mrs. Jay Beckstoffer Mr. and Mrs. David L. Beeghly Mr. and Mrs. Dietrich A. Berling 1986 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Betts, Jr. Mrs. Christina Sweeney Bier 2003 Mr. William Temple Blackwood 1982 Mr. and Mrs. Stuart W. Blain Ms. Taylor Randolph Bode 1998 Dr. Courtney Harrison Bradenham 2002

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy B. Brizzolara Mr. Scott Carrington Brooks 1986 Mr. Connis Ostin Brown III 1979 Mr. and Mrs. Laurance G. Burke 1968 Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Calhoun Mr. and Mrs. Louis S. Campbell 2000 Mrs. Farrow Adamson Carter 1994 Mr. Joseph C. Carter III 1969 Mr. and Mrs. Page Chapman IV Mr. and Mrs. J. Clarke Chase Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Chenault V Cherry Grove Foundation

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Cougar Club CONT’D $500 – $999

Mr. and Mrs. Jason R. Chestnutt 1993 Jamie and Jenny Christensen Citizens Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James K. Cluverius Ms. Elizabeth H. Cockriel 1971 Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Condyles 1980 Mr. and Mrs. James B. Cowperthwait Dr. Scott Edmondson Crater 1987 Mr. and Mrs. R. Robinson Crosby III 1983 Mr. Brian C. Dent Dr. and Mrs. E. Henry Diehl, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. S. Preston Dillard 1991 Mr. and Mrs. James J. Doherty Ms. Mayme Beth F. Donohue 2003 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. Doxey Mr. W. Holt Edmunds IV Mr. Brian Enroughty and Mrs. Michelle Williams Exxon Mobil Corporation Mr. and Mrs. John M. Fallon 1985 Ofer and Stefanie Feder Fink Family Fund of the Essex County Community Foundation Mrs. Frances Mullen Fink 1970 Mr. and Mrs. James I. Finney III 1978 Mr. Murray Lemoyne Fisher 1993 Mr. and Mrs. T. Randolph Gibbs Mr. and Mrs. Noah C. P. Greenbaum 2003, 2004 Mr. and Mrs. William F. Griffin Mr. and Mrs. John O. Gwathmey 1980

Mr. and Mrs. Brian L. Hager Mr. and Mrs. A. Brent Hailes Sr. 1989 Mr. and Mrs. Craig R. Hairfield 1999 Mr. and Mrs. Brenton S. Halsey, Sr. Mrs. Joanna Parker Harris 2003 Mr. Arthur W. Harrison III 1986 Mrs. Constance Kennon Harriss 1959 Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Vernon Hawthorne 1978 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Helm High Street United Methodist Church Mrs. Nancy Thomas Hill 1952

Mr. and Mrs. Adam R. Hofheimer 1995, 1996 Mr. and Mrs. W. Barry Hofheimer Miss Anne Morgan Hunter 2015 Miss Carter Christian Hunter 2010 Mrs. Elizabeth Flippo Hutchins 1988 and Mr. William M. Hutchins Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Innes 2005 Dr. and Mrs. James C. Jamison Dr. and Mrs. E. Forrest Jessee, Jr. 1967 Dr. Arun Benjamin Jesudian 1997 Mr. and Mrs. A. Eric Kauders, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Kave Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Kulp 1988 Dr. Pankaj Kumar and Dr. Shilpa Johri Mr. David R. Lee 1971 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick E. Loach Mr. and Mrs. Ross D. Mackenzie Mr. and Mrs. G. Lee Mallonee, Jr. 1967 Mr. and Mrs. Russell H. Malone III 1969, 1976 Mr. and Mrs. James M. Mann Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Manson 2005, 2005 Mr. and Mrs. J. Reilly Marchant 2003, 2004 Mr. and Mrs. Jon W. Markiewicz Marks-Hofheimer Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Mastroianni Mr. Frank A. McKenney 1968 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Merchant Dr. Blake W. Moore and Dr. Jaime E. Moore Mr. Frederic Potts Moore IV 1998 Mr. Jeffrey L. Mullen 2003 Ms. Cheri Nakamura Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Neale 1965 Mr. and Mrs. John F. Newsom III Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Nichols 1998 Mr. and Mrs. Evan B. Ocheltree 2005 Miss Caroline Grace O’Donnell 2010 Miss Holly Kane O’Donnell 2007 Miss Shannon Margaret O’Donnell 2009 Mr. and Mrs. M. Todd Oney 1989 Dr. Paras Pandya and Dr. Sonia Shah-Pandya Mrs. Caroline Garrett Patrick 1996 Mrs. Robin Bruehl Patteson 1969 Mr. and Mrs. Marion B. Peavey Mr. Donald E. Perry Mr. Michael Peters Mr. and Mrs. William R. Preston, Jr. 1966, 1969 Mr. Joseph Edwin Rackley 1999 Mr. Samuel Cowan Ramage 1998 Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm M. Randolph Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Reeves Mr. and Mrs. Randolph N. Reynolds, Jr. 1984 Mr. and Mrs. J. Glenn Rhodes 1978 Mr. Robert Turner Richardson 2010 Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm E. Ritsch, Jr. 1964 Mr. William D. Robinson and Ms. Paula Saylor-Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Leon Roday Ms. Jan D. Rodgers Mr. Robert Rosenkranz

Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Ruehling Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Russell, Jr. Dr. Kathryn B. Russell 1988 and Mr. Wesley G. Russell Dr. Daniel F. Savage III 1973 Mr. and Mrs. F. Behle Schaaf 1972 Mr. and Mrs. James J. Schebell Mr. and Mrs. E. Christopher Schutt 1987 Mr. and Mrs. Marshall P. Schutt 1998 Mr. and Mrs. James S. Seevers, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Anish Shah Mr. Ravinder Harkirat Singh 2005 Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Sinnott III 1986 Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Sisk Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Slotterback Mr. and Mrs. Julious P. Smith, Jr. Mrs. Martha Noel Smith 1970 Mrs. Maxine Matthews Smith 1970 Mr. William Dixon Snukals 2006 Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Spain Mrs. William L. Stagg III Dr. and Mrs. Robert B. Steadman 1971 Dr. Crystal Polatty and Mr. Michael J. Stott Mr. and Mrs. Kyle J. Swenson Mrs. E. Armistead Talman Mr. and Mrs. David Tetrault Mr. Morton G. Thalhimer, Jr. Mrs. J. Clifford Tharp, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Addison B. Thompson 1966 Tad and Sue Thompson Charitable Fund Dr. and Mrs. A. Leigh Thornton, Jr. 1972 Mrs. Amber Jesse Tillman 2004 Mr. and Mrs. T. Case Tischer, Jr. 1998 Mr. R. Barton Tracy 2004 Mr. Joeffrey Trimmingham and Ms. Paitra Russell Mr. Henry M. Tyler III 1965 Mr. and Mrs. R. Taylor Waller, Jr. 1971, 1972 Mr. Douglas Bruce Watkins Mr. and Mrs. Alan D. Watts Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Wentworth III Mr. and Mrs. George R. White Mr. and Mrs. George Wickham Mr. and Mrs. David M. Williams 1974 Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Terrell Williams 1970 Mr. W. Guy Williams, Jr.* Mrs. Suzanne P. Wiltshire Mrs. Leigh Enoch Wit 2002 Mr. Michael B. Woodard Mr. and Mrs. Madison P. Wootton 1989 Mr. Coleman Wortham 2007 Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Wrenn, Jr. 1977 Mrs. Chunhua Yin and Mr. Gang Wu Mr. Kenneth H. Young 1982 Mrs. Marietta Edmunds Zakas 1977 Dr. J. Kenneth Zelenak 1993 and Dr. Ashley T. Zelenak *Deceased

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PARENTS

Contributing to the Annual Fund 2019 –20

2020 CL A S S OF

2021 CL A S S OF

THANK YOU

to our Parent Annual Fund chairs Pam and Tom Roberts.

Ms. Stacy H. Adams Ms. Anne Bruce Ahearn Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Albrecht Mr. and Mrs. Tiffany Bohm Armstrong Dr. and Mrs. C. Ryan Barnes Mr. and Mrs. William M. Bellamy III Mr. and Mrs. Terence G. Blackwood Mr. and Mrs. M. Carlisle Bowling III Mr. and Mrs. Alexander V. Brand Mr. and Mrs. John B. Bullard III Mr. and Mrs. D. Reid Burford Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Calhoun Mr. and Mrs. J. Sean Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Clarke Ms. Jo Ellen Constine and Mr. Robert M. King Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Coulbourn, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Dunn Mr. and Mrs. C. Byron Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Rives Fleming III Mr. and Mrs. Christopher K. Flinchum

Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. Foster Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Moncure Geho Mr. and Mrs. William A. Hall, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Hart Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Hilb Mr. and Mrs. Corey W. Hill Mr. and Mrs. A. Eric Kauders, Jr. Mr. Brian C. Lansing and Ms. Maura L. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Glenn J. Laskin Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Lowe Mr. and Mrs. Christopher V. Lucy Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Lynch Mr. and Mrs. David A. Lyons Mr. Tiejun Ma and Ms. Ping Huang Mr. and Mrs. Jon W. Markiewicz Mr. and Mrs. John Gary Maynard III Mr. and Mrs. James H. McGrath IV Mr. and Mrs. Alexander B. Melvin, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Louis W. Moelchert III Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Otero

Mr. and Mrs. Duncan S. Owen III Mr. and Mrs. Douglas D.R. Palmore Dr. Paras Pandya and Dr. Sonia Shah-Pandya Ms. Donna L. Perry and Dr. Louis Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. John S. Pollard, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Carter V. Reid Mr. and Mrs. Lance A. Riddle Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Romanosky Mr. and Mrs. Russell W. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. James J. Schebell Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Scher Mr. and Mrs. E. Christopher Schutt Mr. William H. Schwarzschild III Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Sinnott III Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Slotterback Dr. and Mrs. Julious P. Smith III Mr. and Mrs. Meade A. Spotts Rob and Shannon Ukrop Mrs. JoElle B. VanRoekel Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Whitaker Mr. and Mrs. Jere H. Williams, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Russell T. Aaronson III Mr. and Mrs. Darrell S. Alexander Mrs. Kimberly S. Ball and Mr. Michael Adamik Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Ball Mr. and Mrs. A. Gregory Ballowe Mr. and Mrs. Tut Bartzen, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bauhan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Tyler J. Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Brost Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Cabaniss III Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. John G. Clarke Mr. Christopher Conquest and Ms. Jan Hatcher-Conquest Mr. and Mrs. Todd C. Cornell Mr. and Mrs. Bryan S. Cram Mr. and Mrs. Richard Crawford Ms. Kathryn E. Cunningham and Mr. Stephen J. Billings Mr. and Mrs. Steven D’Ambrosia Mr. and Mrs. James M. Daniel, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Eastep Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Featherston III

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. Felts Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Ferry, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Foster Mr. and Mrs. Allan Funk Mr. and Mrs. John O. Gwathmey Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Hall IV Mr. and Mrs. Theodore S. Hanson Mr. Michael J. Hawkinson and Mrs. Esperanza Soria-Nieto Mrs. Elizabeth Flippo Hutchins and Mr. William M. Hutchins Mr. and Mrs. Leighton A.C. Klevana Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Kulp Amy Becker Leibowitz and Seth Leibowitz Mr. and Mrs. Liang Li Mr. and Mrs. George B. Little, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Luckert Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Macdonald Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Marshall, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stanton J. McComb Mr. Michael E. Mendelson and Ms. Shannon M. Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Merchant Mr. and Mrs. James W. Mitchell

Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Mountcastle III Ms. Mary Catherine Nimaga Mr. and Mrs. John D. O’Neill, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David B. Pahren Mr. and Mrs. D. Kevin Peterman Mr. and Mrs. Matt Robeson Ms. Sheryl A. Robins Mr. and Mrs. John P. Rowe Mr. Colin J. Ruh and Mrs. JoAnn Adrales Ruh Mr. and Mrs. David T. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. J. David Shobe III Mr. and Mrs. George Smith III Mr. and Mrs. L. Mark Stepanian Mr. and Mrs. Brude D. Stoever Mr. and Mrs. Alfred L. Stratford III Mr. and Mrs. Gil John Villanueva Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Waldron Dr. Laraine S. Warner and Mr. Paul K. Warner Reverend and Mrs. Nathaniel D. West Mr. Gang Wu and Mrs. Chunhua Yin Mr. Sixin T. Yang and Mrs. Yu Huang Dr. and Mrs. Alvaro R. Zeballos

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Mrs. Michele Connor Allen Mr. and Mrs. Tiffany Bohm Armstrong Dr. and Mrs. C. Ryan Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Becker Mr. and Mrs. David L. Beeghly Dr. Patricia B. Bonwell and Mr. William S. Bonwell Mr. and Mrs. Eric N. Bowling Mr. and Mrs. Alexander J. Brackett Mr. and Mrs. W. Lee Bradley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Bradshaw III Mr. and Mrs. D. Reid Burford Mr. and Mrs. J. Sean Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Mason T. Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Matthew E. Cheek Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Clarke Mr. and Mrs. David J. Clemans Mr. and Mrs. Clay M. Coleman Dr. and Mrs. W. Scott Conrad Mr. and Mrs. Ross P. Darling Mr. and Mrs. Duane A. Deskevich Mr. and Mrs. C. Byron Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Samuel N. Evins V Mr. and Mrs. Everett A. Fairlamb III Mr. and Mrs. John M. Fallon

Ofer and Stefanie Feder Mr. and Mrs. J. William Ferrell IV Mr. and Mrs. James M. Goff II Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Hagan Mr. and Mrs. A. Brent Hailes, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Henry Mr. and Mrs. Michael N. Herring Mr. and Mrs. Corey W. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Holdych Mr. and Mrs. David B. Horner Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Kennon, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher G. Kulp Dr. Pankaj Kumar and Dr. Shilpa Johri Mr. Brian C. Lansing and Ms. Maura L. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Christopher V. Lucy Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Macdonald Dr. and Mrs. Matthew Mayr Mr. and Mrs. David L. McDaniel Mr. and Mrs. Timothy M. McManus Dr. and Mrs. Mark B. Monahan Mr. and Mrs. John Neuner IV Mr. and Mrs. W. Benjamin Pace Mr. and Mrs. John S. Pollard Sr Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Porter

Mr. and Mrs. Gerry C. Quindoza Mr. and Mrs. Lance A. Riddle Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Riopelle Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Romanosky Mr. and Mrs. Scott F. Ruth Mr. and Mrs. David T. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. James S. Seevers, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Smigelski III Dr. and Mrs. Julious P. Smith III Mr. David Smith and Mrs. Beth Vetrovec Smith Mr. and Mrs. Andy Stefanovich Mrs. Susan C. Stone Mr. and Mrs. Scott J. Storey Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott Tidey Mr. Joeffrey Trimmingham and Ms. Paitra Russell Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Walker Jr Mr. and Mrs. Alan D. Watts Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Westermann Mr. and Mrs. Christopher T. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Jere H. Williams Jr. Ms. Shannon L. Winston and Ms. Monica L. Evans Dr. Charlotte B. Woodfin and Mr. John H. Woodfin Mr. and Mrs. John W. Woods, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Madison P. Wootton

Mr. and Mrs. Russell T. Aaronson III Mr. and Mrs. John G. Adamson Dr. Leah E. Angell Mr. and Mrs. Tiffany Bohm Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. E. Wesley Atiyeh Mr. and Mrs. A. Gregory Ballowe Mr. and Mrs. John L. Barnes III Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bauhan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jory A. Berson Dr. and Mrs. David M. Bowman Mr. and Mrs. Ryan B. Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Alexander V. Brand Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Campbell Mrs. Elizabeth Everett Cherkis Ms. Jo Ellen Constine and Mr. Robert M. King Mr. and Mrs. S. Preston Dillard Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. DuBose, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Eastep Mr. and Mrs. Samuel N. Evins V

Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Foster Mr. and Mrs. Kevin C. Gremer Mr. and Mrs. John O. Gwathmey Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Christian A. Kantner Mr. and Mrs. J. Hunter Lansing Mr. Brian E. Leipheimer and Dr. Vienne K. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Patrick E. Loach Mr. and Mrs. Stanton J. McComb Mr. and Mrs. Timothy M. McManus Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomas Miller, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Thayer Montague Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Nanavati Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Neese Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Julian T. Ottley Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Pace Mr. and Mrs. D. Kevin Peterman

Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Porter Mr. and Mrs. J. Aaron Revere Dr. Kirk Richardson and Dr. Linda Rouse Mr. and Mrs. Matthew G. Rigby Mr. and Mrs. Russell W. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Todd Simkin Mr. and Mrs. Andrew F. Slater Mr. and Mrs. George Smith III Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Spraker Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Stanley Mrs. Mironda B. Starke Mr. and Mrs. L. Mark Stepanian Mr. and Mrs. Scott J. Storey Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. Stringer Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott Tidey Mr. and Mrs. Alan P. Vaughan Ms. Veronica Williams Dr. and Mrs. Alvaro R. Zeballos

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Albrecht Mr. and Mrs. Jason S. Angus Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Bell Mr. and Mrs. Christopher B. Boggs Mr. and Mrs. James C. Bonbright III Mr. and Mrs. Eric N. Bowling Mr. and Mrs. Tyler J. Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Alexander J. Brackett Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Bradshaw III Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Brost Mrs. Tauchanna Bullock Mr. and Mrs. Matthew E. Cheek Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Chenault V Mr. and Mrs. Young K. Choe Mr. and Mrs. David J. Clemans

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin B. Coffey Mr. and Mrs. Ian R. Conner Mr. Christopher Conquest and Ms. Jan Hatcher-Conquest Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Cribbs, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew H. Cullen Ms. Kathryn E. Cunningham and Mr. Stephen J. Billings Mr. and Mrs. Steven D’Ambrosia Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. Felts Mr. and Mrs. Leavenworth M. Ferrell II Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Ferry, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. P. Fox Mr. and Mrs. David A. Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. James M. Goff II

Ms. Dee L. Goodbody Mr. and Mrs. A. Brent Hailes, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Hall IV Mr. and Ms. Jason W. Harbour Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Hatfield Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Helm Mr. and Mrs. William R. B. Hershey Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Holdych Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Kulp Mr. Brian E. Leipheimer and Dr. Vienne K. Murray Suzanne and Bolling Lewis Mr. and Mrs. William A. Martin III Dr. and Mrs. Matthew Mayr Mr. and Mrs. Jose A. Mendoza Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Merchant

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Mr. and Mrs. Brandon I. Miles Mr. and Mrs. James W. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. William O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Duncan S. Owen III Mr. and Mrs. W. Benjamin Pace Ms. Nancy C. Porter and Mr. Ross R. Noe Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Reeves

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Roberts III Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Sinnott III Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Smith IV Mr. and Mrs. James C. Southworth Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Brude D. Stoever Mr. Joeffrey Trimmingham and Ms. Paitra Russell

Rob and Shannon Ukrop Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Van Deusen Mrs. JoElle B. VanRoekel Mr. and Mrs. Will B. Webb Mr. and Mrs. C. Preston Williams Ms. Shannon L. Winston and Ms. Monica L. Evans Mr. and Mrs. John A. Wyatt

Mr. and Mrs. John G. Adamson Mr. and Mrs. William D. Andrews Dr. Clavio M. Ascari and Dr. Jill C. Ascari Mr. and Mrs. John L. Barnes III Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Beckstoffer Mr. and Mrs. Jory A. Berson Mr. and Mrs. Bryan R. Bogese Rhiannon and Michael Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Ryan B. Bradley Mr. and Mrs. David A. Byford Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Clarke Dr. and Mrs. W. Scott Conrad Ms. Jo Ellen Constine and Mr. Robert M. King Ms. Laura H. Cowperthwait Mr. and Mrs. Richard Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Kevin C. Crosthwaite Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Eastep Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Featherston III

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin P. Heidt Ms. Kathleen T. Hershey Mr. and Mrs. James V. Ingold Mr. and Mrs. Bryce D. Jewett III Mr. and Mrs. Christian A. Kantner Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Stanton J. McComb Mr. and Mrs. Timothy M. McManus Mr. and Mrs. Brandon I. Miles Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomas Miller, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Thayer Montague Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Nanavati Mr. and Mrs. Justin Oliver Mr. and Mrs. Patrick D. O’Toole Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Palmore Mr. and Mrs. Gordon P. Quinby Dr. John Reavey-Cantwell and Dr. Jordana Kron Mr. and Mrs. John M. R. Reed

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew G. Rigby Mr. and Mrs. Asher B. Rolfe Mr. and Mrs. Scott F. Ruth Mr. and Mrs. E. Christopher Schutt Mr. Khary A. Scott and Dr. Danielle D. Scott Mr. and Mrs. James S. Seevers, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Smigelski III Dr. and Mrs. Julious P. Smith III Dr. Jessica Stanwix and Dr. Matthew Stanwix Mrs. Susan C. Stone Dr. and Mrs. Z. Bart Thornton Mr. Fitz R. Totten Mr. and Mrs. Alan P. Vaughan Mr. and Mrs. David R. Wilkins Mrs. Kimberley N. Zandler Dr. and Mrs. Alvaro R. Zeballos Mr. and Mrs. C. David Zyglocke

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew K. Aman Dr. Leah E. Angell Mr. and Mrs. John L. Barnes III Mr. and Mrs. W. Chason Beggerow Mr. and Mrs. James C. Bonbright III Dr. and Mrs. David M. Bowman Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Brost Dr. and Mrs. Nevan N. Chang Mr. and Mrs. F. Carter Dabney Mr. and Mrs. Duane A. Deskevich Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Dooley Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Ferry, Jr. Mr. John Fields Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. Foster Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Garnett Dr. and Mrs. Daran G. Glenn Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel J. Goodwyn

Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Gregory III Mr. and Ms. Jason W. Harbour Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hoffer Mr. and Mrs. David B. Horner Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K. Johnstone Mr. and Mrs. Matt Kave Mr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Lansing II Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Mahoney, Sr. Mr. and Ms. Bruce D. Marr Mr. and Mrs. William A. Martin III Mr. and Mrs. John Gary Maynard III Mrs. Monica J. Melton Mr. and Mrs. William A. Mosby Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Moyer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. F. Scott Myers Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Neese Mr. and Mrs. John Neuner IV

Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Pace Dr. Paras Pandya and Dr. Sonia Shah-Pandya Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Porter Mr. and Mrs. David J. Privasky Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Proutt, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. C. Tupper Purcell Mr. and Mrs. J. Aaron Revere Mrs. Katherine Musick Roski Mr. and Mrs. Andrew F. Slater Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Smith IV Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Spraker Mr. and Mrs. Brian G. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Eugene T. Thomas, Jr. Mr. Fitz R. Totten Mr. and Mrs. Christopher T. Williams Mr. and Mrs. John R. Wilson Mr. Michael B. Woodard

Mr. and Mrs. William D. Andrews Dr. Clavio M. Ascari and Dr. Jill C. Ascari Mr. Fred Babik and Dr. Elizabeth Mei Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Becker Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Blackburn III Dr. and Mrs. Michael Catoggio Mr. and Mrs. Page Chapman IV Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Chenault V Jamie and Jenny Christensen Mr. and Mrs. Ian R. Conner Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Cribbs, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin C. Crosthwaite Mr. and Mrs. Matthew H. Cullen Mr. and Mrs. Leavenworth M. Ferrell II Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Flynn Mrs. Karen Frye Mr. and Mrs. Matthew T. Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. Brian L. Hager Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hepper Mr. and Mrs. Adam R. Hofheimer Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Holdych Mr. and Mrs. C. Afton Johnson

Mr. and Mrs. Reginald N. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Kerr Suzanne and Bolling Lewis Ms. Neelan A. Markel Mr. and Mrs. Stanton J. McComb Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Thayer Montague Mr. and Mrs. J. Mason New Mr. and Mrs. Justin Oliver Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Palmore Dr. Austin E. Peat and Dr. Ashley W. Peat Mr. and Mrs. Gordon P. Quinby

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Mr. and Mrs. F. Scott Reed, Jr. Dr. Sameer Rohatgi and Dr. Anjali Varandani Mrs. Katherine Musick Roski Mr. and Mrs. Scott F. Ruth Mr. and Mrs. Sam Salhab Mr. and Mrs. Erik S. Siebert

Mr. Parmeet Soin and Dr. Kulbir Sandhu Mr. and Mrs. Sahil K. Tak Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Van Deusen Mr. and Mrs. Fernando B. Viego Mr. and Mrs. George Benjamin Waldrup, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Wentworth III

Mr. and Mrs. David R. Wilkins Mr. and Mrs. Whitney R. Williamson Mr. and Mrs. Madison P. Wootton Mrs. Chunhua Yin and Mr. Gang Wu Mrs. Kimberley N. Zandler

Mr. and Mrs. W. Chason Beggerow Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Bell Mr. and Mrs. Martin C. Boyle Dr. and Mrs. Michael Catoggio Mr. and Mrs. Page Chapman IV Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Cobb Dr. and Mrs. W. Scott Conrad Shayna and Brad Cooke Mr. and Mrs. Ashton Cullum Mr. and Mrs. James M. Dickinson Dr. Denise Dietz Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Dudley Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dyer Dr. Jose E. Exaire and Dr. Karin Mauer Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Ferry, Jr. Mrs. Karen Frye

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey E. Galanti Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel J. Goodwyn Mr. and Mrs. Christian A. Haug Ms. Brittany N. Hutchinson Mr. and Mrs. Bryce D. Jewett III Mr. and Mrs. Reginald N. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Matt Kave Mrs. Monica J. Melton Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Mooney Ms. Wendi A. Moss Dr. Avik Mukherjee and Dr. Akta Mukherjee Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Brendan D. O’Toole Mr. and Mrs. C. Tupper Purcell Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm M. Randolph, Jr. Dr. John Reavey-Cantwell and Dr. Jordana Kron

Mr. and Mrs. Asher B. Rolfe Mr. and Mrs. Brandon M. Santos Mr. and Mrs. William H.S. Seegar Mr. Christopher R. Senfield Mr. and Mrs. Andrew F. Slater Mr. and Mrs. Patrick L. Standing III Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Adam R. Thalhimer Dr. and Mrs. Z. Bart Thornton Mr. and Mrs. Christopher E. Trible Mr. and Mrs. Ian A. Watt Ms. Veronica Williams Mr. Bin Hu and Mrs. Yu Xiao Dr. J. Kenneth Zelenak and Dr. Ashley T. Zelenak

Mr. and Mrs. John G. Adamson Mr. and Mrs. Matthew G. Anderson III Dr. and Mrs. Todd B. Baird Mrs. Kimberly S. Ball and Mr. Michael Adamik Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Beckstoffer Dr. and Mrs. Richard L. Bennett, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ilya Berdichevsky Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Blackburn III Mr. and Mrs. Louis S. Campbell Dr. and Mrs. Nevan N. Chang Jamie and Jenny Christensen Mr. and Mrs. F. Carter Dabney Mr. Brian Enroughty and Mrs. Michelle Williams Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey E. Galanti Mr. and Mrs. Matthew T. Goodwin Dr. Rachel W. Gow and Mr. Stephen D. Gow Mr. and Mrs. Brian L. Hager

Mr. and Mrs. Craig R. Hairfield Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. W. Hall Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hoffer Mr. and Mrs. Adam R. Hofheimer Mr. and Mrs. Bradley W. Jiulianti Mr. and Mrs. Christian A. Kantner Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Kerr Mr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Lansing II Mr. and Mrs. J. Hunter Lansing Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd F. Lewis, Jr. Mr. and Ms. Bruce D. Marr Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. McGrath Mr. David B. Moody and Mrs. Elizabeth T. Sauer Mr. and Mrs. William A. Mosby Mr. and Mrs. David J. Privasky Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Proutt, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gerry C. Quindoza

Mr. and Mrs. F. Scott Reed, Jr. Mr. Charles R. Samuels and Ms. Krista M. Samuels Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas D. Sberna Mr. and Mrs. James S. Seevers, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Short Mr. and Mrs. Erik S. Siebert Mr. and Mrs. S. Zachary Sisisky Mr. and Mrs. Clinton D. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. Stringer Dr. Suzzette Chopin and Mr. Vlastimil Svab Mr. and Mrs. Sahil K. Tak Mr. and Mrs. Brian G. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. George Benjamin Waldrup, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Ian A. Watt Ms. Coretta Kingston and Mr. Gerard Williams Mr. and Mrs. Whitney R. Williamson Mr. and Mrs. John R. Wilson

Anonymous (2) Mr. and Mrs. Matthew K. Aman Mr. and Mrs. Jay Beckstoffer Mr. and Mrs. Evan S. Bloodgood Mr. and Mrs. Bryan R. Bogese Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Clarke Mr. and Mrs. Kevin B. Coffey Mr. and Mrs. Ian R. Conner Mr. and Mrs. Peyton F. Cox Dr. Denise Dietz Mr. and Mrs. Will N. Dunlap Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dyer Ms. Lauren E. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fierro II Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Alex A. Fruth Mr. and Mrs. Noah C. P. Greenbaum Mr. and Mrs. D. Lee Hallberg

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hepper Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hoffer Mr. and Mrs. Adam Michael Kerr Ms. Neelan A. Markel Mr. and Mrs. David R. Michelow, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Brent I. Miller Mr. David B. Moody and Mrs. Elizabeth T. Sauer Ms. Wendi A. Moss Dr. Avik Mukherjee and Dr. Akta Mukherjee Mr. and Mrs. Edward K. Nickel Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Pace Dr. Meera Pahuja and Dr. Kedar S. Mate Dr. Austin E. Peat and Dr. Ashley W. Peat Mr. and Mrs. C. Tupper Purcell Mr. and Mrs. Robert C.T. Reed Dr. Kathryn B. Russell and Mr. Wesley G. Russell Mr. and Mrs. Brandon M. Santos Mr. and Mrs. Will F. Saunders

Mr. and Mrs. Hunter C. Scott Mr. and Mrs. William H.S. Seegar Mr. Christopher R. Senfield Dr. and Mrs. Anish Shah Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Short Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Spain Mr. and Mrs. Patrick L. Standing III Mr. and Mrs. Adam R. Thalhimer Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Whittemore Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Wiltshire Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Wright IV Dr. J. Kenneth Zelenak and Dr. Ashley T. Zelenak

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PRESIDENT Rita Ryan

VICE PRESIDENT Jennifer Ruth

PAST PRESIDENT JoAnn Adrales Ruh

UPPER SCHOOL COORDINATORS Jeannie Schutt and Cara Rodgers

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MIDDLE SCHOOL COORDINATORS Karen Berson and Whitney Forstner

LOWER SCHOOL COORDINATORS Stephanie Lansing and Aimee Dabney

TREASURER Ashley Hepp

CORRESPONDING SECRETARY Kristin Hidell

RECORDING SECRETARY Ellie Lynch

CAMPUS SUPPORT Nancy Lucy

FINE ARTS Teresa Eastep

SPECIAL EVENTS Katherine Bain and Christy Counts

VILLAGE GREEN FAIR Nicole Holland and Amy Quinby

COMMUNICATIONS Martha Proutt and Christa Santos

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Mr. and Mrs. Neil Amin Mr. and Mrs. Matthew G. Anderson III Mr. and Mrs. Martin C. Boyle Mr. and Mrs. Neill C. Bradley Mr. T.W. and Mrs. Jamie Bruno Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Cobb Mr. and Mrs. Ashton Cullum Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Dudley Dr. Jose E. Exaire and Dr. Karin Mauer Mr. and Mrs. Stuart T. Farrell Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh M. Felton IV Mr. and Mrs. Leavenworth M. Ferrell II Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel J. Goodwyn Dr. Rachel W. Gow and Mr. Stephen D. Gow Mr. and Mrs. Craig R. Hairfield Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. W. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Jason W. Harbour

Mr. and Mrs. C. Peyton Jenkins, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Bradley W. Jiulianti Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Mooney Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm M. Randolph, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Asher B. Rolfe Mr. and Mrs. Will F. Saunders Mr. and Mrs. Marshall P. Schutt Mr. and Mrs. Erik S. Siebert Mr. and Mrs. Clinton D. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Kasey D. Sutton Mr. and Mrs. Kyle J. Swenson Mr. and Mrs. Eugene T. Thomas, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Tung Trinh Mrs. Ashley Tyler Dr. and Mrs. Leroy Brown Vaughan, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. William G. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Matthew G. Anderson III Mr. and Mrs. Evan S. Bloodgood Ms. Katherine M. Bulifant Mr. and Mrs. Louis S. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Yuriy Cherepnya Shayna and Brad Cooke Mr. and Mrs. Peyton F. Cox Mr. and Mrs. Joshua S. Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Dooley Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey G. Dunnington Ms. Lauren E. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Brendan T. Fagan Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fierro II Mr. and Mrs. Alex A. Fruth Mr. and Mrs. James Christopher Gilman Mr. and Mrs. Noah C. P. Greenbaum Mr. and Mrs. Adam Michael Kerr Mr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Lansing II Mr. and Mrs. Kyle A. Laux Mr. and Mrs. William Benton Lewis, Jr.

Ms. Jennifer Lindner and Ms. Annie Richards Mr. and Mrs. Brent I. Miller Dr. Blake W. Moore and Dr. Jaime E. Moore Ms. Wendi A. Moss Mr. and Mrs. Brendan D. O’Toole Dr. Meera Pahuja and Dr. Kedar S. Mate Dr. Austin E. Peat and Dr. Ashley W. Peat Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Proutt, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James G. Ritter Mr. and Mrs. Jason L. Saunders Mr. and Mrs. Hunter C. Scott Mr. Christopher R. Senfield Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Sesny Dr. and Mrs. Evan Silverstein Dr. Jessica Stanwix and Dr. Matthew Stanwix Dr. and Mrs. Leroy Brown Vaughan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George Benjamin Waldrup, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy S. Webb Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Wright IV Mr. Bin Hu and Mrs. Yu Xiao

Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin K. Adamson Dr. and Mrs. Todd B. Baird Dr. and Mrs. Richard L. Bennett, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Dickinson Mr. and Mrs. Stuart T. Farrell Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh M. Felton IV Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey E. Galanti Mr. and Mrs. D. Lee Hallberg Mrs. Samantha Price Huber Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd F. Lewis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Collin C. McConaghy Mr. and Mrs. Edward K. Nickel Mr. and Mrs. Robert C.T. Reed Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas D. Sberna Dr. and Mrs. Anish Shah

Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Spain Mr. and Mrs. Patrick L. Standing III Mr. and Mrs. Kyle J. Swenson Mr. and Mrs. Eugene T. Thomas, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. T. Case Tischer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Tung Trinh Elizabeth Dolan Wright and J.D. Wright

ALUMNI

Contributing to the Annual Fund THANK YOU

2019 –20

to our Alumni Annual Fund chairs Brink Brinkley ’76 and Evan Ocheltree ’05. Photo taken pre-pandemic.

Class of 1936

Mrs. Ann Lee Saunders Brown*

Class of 1937

Mrs. Miriam Scott Apter

Class of 1938

Mrs. Betty Ratcliffe Marshall

Class of 1944 Mrs. Eleanor Durham Davenport

Class of 1950 Mrs. Elizabeth Shewmake Johannessen Mrs. Mary Jane Bowers Willis

Class of 1951 Mrs. Patricia Minor Hoover Mrs. Elizabeth Richardson Shannon

Class of 1952 Mrs. Nancy Page Hall Edmunds Mrs. Nancy Thomas Hill Mrs. Elizabeth Cook Rostermundt

Class of 1953 Mrs. Katharine Tilghman Lowe

Class of 1954

Mrs. Julia Scott Wall King Mrs. Deane Hotchkiss Mountcastle Mrs. Patricia Chewning Young

Class of 1955

Class of 1960

Class of 1956

Class of 1961

Ms. Carter B. Brenaman Mrs. Elizabeth Temple Downs

Mrs. Elizabeth Milton Hunnewell Mrs. Lucy Boswell Negus Mrs. Bernice Spathey Walker

Mrs. Susan Stokes Mrs. Elizabeth Hotchkiss Cary Mrs. Elizabeth Neal Osborne Mrs. Louise Florance Smythe

Class of 1957

Mrs. Susan Gladding Cocke Mrs. Dorothy Ewing Ferrell

Class of 1958

Mrs. Mason Henley Beazley Mrs. Jane Hubbard Best Mrs. Anne Walker Cotton Mrs. Sigrid Lynn Whittle

Class of 1959

Margaret Anne Deck Mrs. Constance Kennon Harriss Mrs. Mary Buford Bocock Hitz

Mrs. Joyce Flippen Nash Mrs. Susanne Williams Snead Mrs. Betsy Jo Viener Spence

Ms. Harriet A. Franklin Mrs. Cornelia Whittet Garrett Mrs. Anne Gordon Dickerson Harrison Miss Mary Garland Jefferson Mrs. Mary Kennon McDaniel

Class of 1962 Mrs. Susan Materne Benson Mrs. Marion Smith Chenault Mrs. Ann Strickland Davenport Mrs. Anne Coleman Davidson Mrs. Ann Winfree Gooch Mr. David W. Leary Mrs. Anne Hirschler Long Mrs. Frances Shinnick Manderson Mrs. Sharon Welton Parker Mrs. Lucy Fitzgerald Steele Mrs. Kay Rucker Strohl

Class of 1963

Mrs. Frances Shetter Adamson Reed Dr. Robert MacIntyre Bennett Mrs. Carolyn Baker Bottger Mrs. Patricia Margraf Bussard Mrs. Jeannette Yager Dortch Reverend Thomas J. Holden III Mrs. Retta Leigh Perel Keil Mrs. Page Robinson Kemp Mrs. Margaret Reynolds Mackell Mrs. Lucy Oliver Mr. H. Nicholas Visser Mrs. Meade Howarth Williams

Class of 1964

Mrs. Lloyd Hall Brown Mrs. Estelle Munford Call Dr. Robert B. Carter Mrs. Jean Nickel Collins Mr. Jeffress Samuel Dortch III Ms. Susan Farley Ferrell Ms. Constance E. Godsey Mrs. Gay Goodwin Goldstone Mr. Bryce D. Jewett, Jr. Mr. Rayford P. Kytle III Dr. Jon H. Moss Dr. William M.S. Rasmussen Mrs. Nan Ellen Williams Ritsch Mr. W. Randolph Robins

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A LU M N I CO NTRI B UTI N G TO TH E A N N U A L FU N D CO NT ’ D Mr. William B. Thalhimer III Mrs. Barbara Culpepper Townsend Mr. Richard W. Wiltshire, Jr. Mrs. Ann Gray Turner Wood

Class of 1965 Mr. Harold L. Barnes, Jr. Mrs. Anne P. Dobbins Brasfield Mrs. Paula Brown Demosthenes Mrs. Suzanne Jones Duncan Mr. Thomas F. Garner, Jr. Mr. Benjamin Lewis Greenbaum Ms. Virginia Ann Jones Mrs. Judith West Kidd Ms. Lindsay M. Miller Mr. H. E. Neale Mr. William S. Porter Mrs. Mary Leary Rabb Mr. Alex Smith Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson Warman

Class of 1966 Mrs. Dorothy McDowell Adams Mr. Richard Henrik Antell Ms. Cynthia F. Baker Mrs. Mary Anna Toms Broadbent Mr. William Rives Curdts Dr. William M. Gottwald Mr. Franklin Bain Heiner Mr. F. Robertson Hershey Mrs. Sue Eastham King Mrs. Melissa Konkle Lehigh Mr. Steven Andrew Markel Mr. William Reed Preston, Jr. Ms. Lee Marshall Price Mr. William H. Schwarzschild III Mr. Addison B. Thompson Mr. Leroy B. Vaughan Mr. Stephen K. White

Class of 1967 Mrs. Isabel Spilman Bates Mr. DeWitt Belllinger Casler III Mrs. Elizabeth Conner Flippen Mr. William Vaughan Garner Mrs. Linda Blake Gayle Ms. Martha Clark Goss Ms. Sarah E. Hall Ms. Joan Hedgecock Mrs. Susan Kemp Kump Mr. Gordon Lee Mallonee, Jr. Ms. Elizabeth Whittet O’Conor Mr. Jonathan S. Perel Mr. William B. Wiltshire Mrs. Louise Vincent Wiltshire

Class of 1968 Mrs. Barbara Robertson Burke

Mr. Charles Michael DeCamps Mr. Charles L. Heiner Mrs. Kathryn Conner Jarvis Mr. Waverly G. King III Mr. Donald D. Lecky Mrs. Elizabeth Hart Lecky Mr. Chaffraix A. Lelong, Jr. Mr. Frank A. McKenney Mr. Daniel S. Smith

Class of 1969 Mrs. Lisa Herron Bankoff Mr. Joseph C. Carter Ms. Katherine Meyers Cohen Ms. Elisabeth Anne Fisher Mrs. Marilyn Linhart Moses Mr. Earl Bryson Powell Mrs. Frances Simpson Powell Mrs. Irene Fraley Preston Mrs. Scottie Newell Slater Mr. Sidney L. Stern II Mr. Francis D. Williams III Mr. Richard Gregory Williams

Class of 1970 Ms. Karen Cogar Abramson Mr. M. Garland Anderson II Dr. Frank Douglass Bruni Mr. William B. Correll, Jr. Dr. John M. Daniel III Mrs. Frances Mullen Fink Mr. Richard Ross Linas Mr. Richard L. Nigro Mr. George T. Richardson Mrs. Maxine Matthews Smith Mrs. Martha Noel Smith Mrs. Barrie Miller Sutton Mrs. Nancy Cox Vaughan Mr. R. L. Terrell Williams

Class of 1971

Mr. James R. Bettendorf, Jr. Mrs. Betty Pitt Cimmino Ms. Elizabeth H. Cockriel Mr. Stanley F. Druckenmiller Mr. Joseph A. Farmer Mr. George B. Field III Mrs. Anne Day Friddell Ms. Zoe Anne Green Mrs. Molly Prince Johnson Mr. H. Pettus LeCompte Mr. David R. Lee Mrs. Allyn Fine Linas Judge William Reilly Marchant Ms. Boodie Wiltshire McGurn Mrs. Beverly Britten Moore Mrs. Rebecca Major Newman Mrs. Kate Fleming Parthemos

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Mrs. Barbara Briesmaster Sensabaugh Mr. David G. Shuford Mrs. Susan Heiner Steadman Mr. Harry R. Thalhimer Ms. Terry Starke Tosh Mr. George P. Whitley Ms. Susan Lynne Williams

Class of 1972 Mrs. Joan Pruitt Buhrman Ms. Sara Anne Burford Mrs. Elizabeth Gayle Clough Ms. Mary Maxwell Conner Mr. Stuart C. Ford Mr. John David Gottwald Ms. Carol W. Herod Mrs. Pamela Wagner Johnson Reverend Patricia Dykers Koenig Mrs. Beth Watlington Marchant Mrs. Brenda Britten Mathews Mr. David L. Nickel Mr. James Christopher Oates Mr. James Lee Edward Osborne Mrs. Julia Shannon Raynor Mrs. Ann Markel Samford Ms. Susan Trigg Sanders Mr. F. Behle Schaaf Ms. Jane Connell Spilman Mrs. Rebecca LeCompte Thornton Mr. J. Christopher Wiltshire

Class of 1973 Anonymous (1) Mr. David Mackay Clough Rev. Gail Merrick Ebersole Mr. Everett Allan Fairlamb III Mrs. Joan McCormack Ferrill Mrs. Justin Derieux Frackelton Mr. William F. Drewry Gallalee Mrs. Elizabeth Chandler Hallberg Mrs. Peggy Wilton Larmore Mr. Lewis R. Little, Sr. Mr. Charles L. Rogers Dr. Daniel F. Savage III Mr. Robert N. Siff Mrs. Elizabeth Yager Simpson Mr. William L. Stinson Mrs. Frances Shelton Vaughan Mr. Barry A. Wilton

Class of 1974 Mrs. Anne Cary Hall Allen Ms. Margaret H. Campbell Mr. William H. Carter Mrs. Helen Anderson Carter Mrs. Jane Bowman Fain Mr. Neil Page Farmer Miss Melanie Karen Gorsline

Mrs. Margaret Newell Gottwald Mr. Erik Scott Greenbaum Mr. Robert G. Kastenbaum Mrs. Margaret Reese Mertens Mrs. Margaret Milby Mr. John Moncure, Jr. Mr. Jeffrey C. Timmons Mrs. Wendy Walton Ward Mr. David Miles Williams

Class of 1975 Mrs. Nancy Kennon Bruchbacher Mrs. Teresa Yancey Crane Mrs. Mary Sue Estes Donahue Mrs. Elizabeth Levey Freeman Mrs. Pem Boinest Hall Ms. Elizabeth R. Harris Dr. Mary Lawrence Harris Mrs. Cynthia Luck Haw Ms. Sarah Doddridge Kay Mrs. Martha Fleming Moore Mr. Russell W. Perkins, Sr. Mr. Crit T. Richardson Mr. Meade A. Spotts Mr. W. Morison Wood III

Class of 1976 Ms. Margaret Karen Berkness Mr. Arthur S. Brinkley III Mr. John Davis Catterton Anne L. Coleman, M.D., Ph.D. Mr. Gary S. Cosby Mrs. Shelley Ingram deButts Mrs. Anne Preston Robertson Farmer Dr. Lisa L. Kirkland Dr. Wendy Frances Kuhn Mr. James P. Massie III Dr. Benita Atiyeh Miller Mrs. Virginia Reynolds Parker Mrs. Deborah Howard Perkins Mrs. Elizabeth Andrews Richardson Mr. Gregory W. Vaughan

Class Of 1977

Mr. John B. Bullard III Mr. Mark Andrew Christian Mrs. Alison Farmer Cosby Mrs. Leslie Lawrence Downs Ms. Suzanne P. Duncan Mrs. Marie Achtemeier Finch Mrs. Terrell Luck Harrigan Mrs. Ann Keller Hillsman Ms. Christienne Ruddy Hulcher Mr. Albert B. Kirtland Mrs. Elizabeth Stettinius Monroe Mrs. Kimberly Pettit O’Shea Mr. Hubel Robins III Mrs. Catherine Kennon Seay

Mrs. Suzanne Wiley Van Orden Dr. Robert O. Waldbauer, Jr. Mr. Richard Lee Ware Mr. Franklin P. Watkins, Jr. Mr. Andrew Taylor Wiley Mr. Robert B. Wrenn, Jr. Mrs. Marietta Edmunds Zakas

Class of 1978 Ms. Lynne Marie Berkness Mr. Jeffrey Whitefield Congdon Mr. E. Bradley Crosby Mrs. Terry Ellen Crosby Mrs. Fraser Catterton Finney Mr. Philip Henry Goodpasture Mr. William Randolph Harrison Mrs. Paula Billingsley Harrison Mr. Stephen Anson Hart Mr. Jesse Vernon Hawthorne Mr. John F. Kay III Mr. William H. LeCompte Mr. John Watkins Martin Ms. Claire Scott McMullan Mrs. Amy Gilman Remke Mr. J. Glenn Rhodes Mrs. Lewis Cardwell Rosebro

Mr. Wallace Gray Stettinius Mrs. Laurie Stanwood Stettinius Mr. Richard L. Thalhimer Mrs. Barrie Berman VanBrackle

Class of 1980 Mr. Edward Lefebvre Allen Mrs. Anne Ratcliffe Chamblee Mr. Michael Allen Condyles Mr. John Owen Gwathmey Dr. James S. Hunter, Jr. Mrs. Patricia Hobson Hunter Dr. Elizabeth McKenney Kiser Mr. Mark Dudley Obenshain Ms. Elizabeth G. Regan Mr. Brian Charles Riopelle Mrs. Mary Seaman Sarkes Mrs. Hunter McKinley Sydnor Colonel William Lee Wimbish, Jr. Mr. Russell Gardner Wyatt

Class of 1981

Dr. Michael Armstrong, Jr. Mrs. Julie Unger Byerly Mr. F. Neil Cowan, Jr. Mr. Frank Heindl Doherty Mr. Lawrence Alexis Dunn Class of 1979 Mrs. Frances Craigie Fitzgerald Taylor Allen Ms. Josephine F. Hughes Anonymous (1) Mr. Mark Duncan Kilpatrick Mr. Wade H. Branner Mrs. Tyler Beazley Kilpatrick Mr. Connis Ostin Brown III Ms. Elizabeth A. Little Mr. Christopher Hume Daly Mrs. Tracy Sinnott Mason Mrs. Elizabeth Kay Dunn Mr. Walter John McGraw, Jr. Ms. Martha Estes Grover Mrs. Margaret Williams Pace Mr. Allan D. Ivie IV Ms. Donna Lynne Perry Mrs. Page Boinest Melton Ivie Ms. Monica Anke Ranniger Mrs. Anne McCormack Jones Mr. Robert G. Shelly, Jr. Dr. Warren S. Koontz

Class of 1982 Mr. Terence Goodwin Blackwood Mr. William Temple Blackwood Mr. James A. DeVoe, Jr. Dr. James Scott Duff III Mrs. Holly Schmidt Fairlamb Mrs. Linda Martin Geho Mr. James Christopher Gilman Mrs. Teresa Alvis Given Mr. James W. Klaus Mrs. Catherine Plageman Mr. Kenneth H. Young

Class of 1983 Mr. R. Robinson Crosby III Mr. Rives Fleming III Mr. Harrison Moncure Geho Mrs. Elizabeth Baird Kazazian Mr. Patrick Howard Kirchmier Mr. Frank F. Mountcastle III Mr. Patrick James Murray Mr. W. Brian Reames Mr. Gregory C. Robins Mr. John P. Rowe Mr. Charles B. Scher Mrs. Elizabeth Nelson Shelly Mrs. Leigh Compton Shobe Mrs. Amanda Little Surgner Ms. Melissa P. Vaughan Mrs. Norvell Beazley Whitaker

Class of 1984 Mr. Edward Wesley Atiyeh Mr. Hobart P. Bauhan Mr. James Sean Campbell Mr. Mason Travers Chapman Mr. M. Deane Cheatham III Mr. David Thomas Clary

Mr. Ross Payne Darling Mrs. Mary Williams Hagan Mr. Michael Robert Henry Mrs. Catherine Black Kirchmier Mr. Christopher G. Kulp Mrs. Melissa Falls Mauck Mr. William F. Moore, Jr. Mr. Bradley David Nott Ms. Sarah T. Paxton Mr. Randolph N. Reynolds, Jr.

Class of 1985

Mrs. Stella Crane Alexander Mr. Troy Gerard Arnold III Mr. Michael Robert Brost Mrs. Jill Harthun Chao Mrs. Cynthia Clay Cheatham Mrs. Elizabeth Carlton Crosby Mr. John McGee Fallon Mr. Jonathan Marc Fine Mrs. Catherine Crooks Hill Mrs. Katharine Denny Joyce Mr. Brian Christopher Justice Ms. Mary Catherine Stagg Nimaga Mr. John Mercer Reeves Reed Ms. Sheryl A. Robins Mrs. Anne Mountcastle Rusbuldt Mr. Alfred L. Stratford III Mrs. Suzanne Lublin Tiplitz Mrs. Ashley Klaus Turner Mrs. Frances Williams White Rear Admiral Frank D. Whitworth II USN

Class of 1986

Mr. Tiffany Bohm Armstrong Mr. John H. Bauhan, Jr. Mrs. Kimberley Robertson Berling

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A LU M N I CO NTRI B UTI N G TO TH E A N N U A L FU N D CO NT ’ D Mrs. Ellen Turbeville Bonbright Mr. Scott Carrington Brooks Mrs. Elizabeth Everett Cherkis Mr. Thomas Edward Peery Fox Mrs. Paige Ingram Fox Mr. William Aubrey Hall, Jr. Mr. Arthur W. Harrison III Mr. John Gary Maynard III Mr. Duncan Shaw Owen III Rich Robins Mr. Mark McGhee Scott Mr. Edward F. Sinnott III Dr. Julious Perry Smith III Mrs. Sarah Morris Walker

Class of 1987 Ms. Anne Bruce Baskerville Ahearn Dr. Todd Biery Baird Mr. Michael M. Campbell Ms. Jo Ellen Constine Dr. Scott Edmondson Crater Mrs. Gretchen Loree Crawford Mr. Charles Aubrey Featherston III Mr. James William Ferrell IV Mr. William Hunter Goodwin III* Mrs. Susan Tolleson Gowen Mrs. Taylor Cary Kell Mr. Leighton A.C. Klevana Mrs. Haley Coulbourn Ottley Mrs. Reaves Wimbish Rupple Mr. Edward Christopher Schutt Mr. John Howlett Woodfin, Jr.

Class of 1988 Mr. I. Gerald Bullock Mr. Douglas Reid Burford Mr. Robert W. Cabaniss III Mrs. Janet Collins Deskevich Mrs. Ashley Massie Doyle Mr. Leavenworth M. Ferrell II Molly Goodwin Hardie Mrs. Anne F. Hayes Mrs. Elizabeth Hutchins Mrs. Robin Ruth Jager Mr. Kirk David Keil Mr. James Scott Kulp Mrs. Amy Becker Leibowitz Mrs. Lindsey Alvis Melvin Mr. Ronald Oswin Pessner, Jr. Mrs. Anne Newsom Pinion Mrs. Lee Wallace Reid Dr. Kathryn Bates Russell Mr. Robert Stephen Ukrop, Jr. Mrs. Townsend Ross Westermann Mr. J. Porter White Mr. C. Preston Williams Mr. John Andrew Wyatt

Class of 1989 Mrs. Cynthia Nott Bowling Mr. Clay Miller Coleman Mrs. Emily Hilbert DuBose Ms. Sarah P. Gentry Mr. A. Brent Hailes, Sr. Mr. Glenn J. Laskin Mrs. Sarah Morano Murray Dr. Jennifer Myer Mrs. Vicki Barrett Nichols Mrs. Emily Baskerville Oney Mrs. Julie Sydnor Peterman Mrs. Christie Dunnavant Reed Dr. Alix Eden Seif Mr. L. Mark Stepanian Mr. Madison Pendleton Wootton

Class of 1990

Mrs. Hylah Boyd Ballowe Dr. Richard L. Bennett, Jr. Mrs. Leslye Marshall Black Mr. William Bates Chappell, Jr. Mr. Andrew Simon Chernack Mr. Matthew T. Goodwin Mrs. Heather Laskin Mr. David D. Leshner Mrs. Betsy Schnell Livesay Mrs. Cara Koonce McDaniel Mr. Robert Burwell Owen Mrs. Margaret Randolph Pace Ms. Elizabeth Mason Roach Mrs. Jennifer Jewett Ruth Mrs. Elizabeth Vetrovec Smith

Class of 1991 Mrs. Jennifer McGuire Brost Mr. William Tayloe Crump Mr. Stuart Preston Dillard Mr. Richard P.C. Ford Dr. Elizabeth Berglund Hall Mrs. Chandler Thaxton Klevana Mr. John Patrick McCann II Mrs. Ashley Reynolds Ray Mr. Scott Forbes Ruth Mr. Christopher Edward Trible Mr. Alan Porter Vaughan Mrs. Carey Thompson Viego

Class of 1992 Mr. Ryan Beale Bradley Mr. Charles Edward Bradshaw III Mrs. Beverly Randolph Campbell Mrs. Frances Owen Coleman Mrs. Eliza Goodall Gavin Mr. Frederic Scott Reed, Jr. Mr. Mason Chilton Reed Mrs. Brooke Vaughan Schroeder

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Mr. Stephen Talbot Spraker Mr. Scott Jordan Storey Mrs. Mollie Heilig Storey Mrs. Jennifer Robertson Wilkins Mr. William B. Wiltshire, Jr.

Class of 1993 Mr. Jason Scott Angus Ms. Elizabeth Anne Breen Mrs. Amy Koonce Chestnutt Dr. William Scott Conrad Mrs. Kerry O’Hanlon Coyne Mr. Murray Lemoyne Fisher Mr. Benjamin Peter Heidt Mr. Bryce Dickinson Jewett III Mr. Steven Michael Laskin Mrs. Archana Jesudian McLoughlin Mrs. Marcie Byrne Moyer Mr. Michael Goodrich Palmore Mr. Russel Grant Perkins Mr. Justin Nicholas Nathanson Pope Mrs. Marshall Bates Rigby Dr. J. Kenneth Zelenak

Class of 1994

Mr. Keith D. Adams, Jr. Mr. T. Andrew Boswell Mrs. Farrow Adamson Carter Mr. William Neil Chandler Mrs. Kathryn Webb Heidt Mr. William Robertson Beverley Hershey Mrs. Erin Smith Jewett Mr. D. Mason Lecky Mrs. Sarah Cook Martin Mrs. Sagle Jones Purcell Mrs. Molly Brent Revere Mr. Charles Richard Samuels Mr. David Ryan Wilkins

Class of 1995 Mrs. Elizabeth Vaughan Anderson Mrs. Katherine Orr Barre Mrs. Callie Lacy Brackett Mrs. Anne Taliaferro Thompson Elam Ms. Kathleen T. Hershey Mr. Adam Raab Hofheimer Mrs. Nancy Jo Ukrop Kantner Mrs. Sarah Maxwell Kerr Mr. William James Lagos, Jr. Mrs. C. Louise Kimbrell Lindsay Dr. Pamela Herbert Minkler Mr. Thomas Winston Price

Class of 1996 Mrs. Katherine Thalhimer Adamson Mr. Farhad R. Alavi Mr. Frederick Carter Dabney Mr. Andrew Richard Duggan

Mr. Robert Gareth Ellis Mrs. Amanda Lannon Featherstone Mrs. Virginia Nuckols Ferry Mr. Wilson Roark Fulks Mrs. Virginia Harris Hofheimer Mr. Shepherd Fitz-Hugh Lewis, Jr. Ms. Neelan A. Markel Mrs. Caroline Garrett Patrick Mr. Hartwell Heath Roper, Jr. Mr. S. Zachary Sisisky Mr. Andrew F. Slater Mr. Ryan Lee Souders Mr. and Mrs. Derek A. Thomas Mr. George Edward Stafford Via Mr. William Trapnell Warthen Mrs. Allison Johnson Whittemore Mrs. Melissa Seymour Wood

Class of 1997 Dr. Scott McDowell Adams Mrs. Virginia Jarvis Atwood Mrs. Ellen Ritsch Boyle Mrs. Alice Collins Fruth Mr. Jeffrey E. Galanti Mrs. Christian Thompson Henderson Dr. Arun Benjamin Jesudian Mrs. Anne Hunter Smith Myers Dr. Meera Pahuja Dr. Christopher Thomas Sica Mrs. Anne Gray Cullen Siebert Mr. Adam R. Thalhimer Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Thalhimer III Dr. Leroy Brown Vaughan, Jr. Mr. Richard Watkins Wiltshire III

Class of 1998 Mr. Benjamin Kirkpatrick Adamson Ms. Bethany Jacobs Appel Ms. Taylor Randolph Bode Mrs. Lee Williams Drummond Ms. Anna-Claire Fourness Mr. Duncan Clinch Heyward, Jr. Mr. Theodore H Lansing II Mr. Brent I Miller Mr. Frederic Potts Moore IV Mrs. Blake Hamill Nichols Mr. Brendan D. O’Toole Mrs. Martha Orr Proutt Mr. Samuel Cowan Ramage Mrs. Tayloe Moore Reeves Mr. Marshall P. Schutt Mrs. Ashley Krupin Tischer Mrs. Teller Andrews Waldrup Mrs. Virginia R. Watkins

Class of 1999 Mrs. Camp Goodwin August Mrs. Mary Wiltshire Beckstoffer

Mr. Joseph E. Blackburn III Mrs. Elaine McCandlish Dinos Mrs. Katherine Carter Glass Mr. Craig Richard Hairfield Mr. C. Afton Johnson Mrs. Catherine Summerson Mealor Mrs. Katherine Chandler Merritt Mr. Matthew Steven O’Brien Mr. Joseph Edwin Rackley Mr. Michael Wickliffe Ruehling Mrs. Liza Jarvis Scott Ms. Liza B. Stutts Ms. Margaret Ruth Thalhimer Mrs. Ashley Clevenger Trinh Mr. Andrew B. Wiltshire

Class of 2000 Mr. Matthew Garland Anderson III Mrs. Jill Thalhimer Campbell Mrs. Lizzie Cullen Cox Mr. C. Peyton Jenkins, Sr. Mr. Timothy H. Jones Mr. James Hunter Lansing Mr. Lewis Randolph Little, Jr. Mrs. Alden Ramsey McDaniel Mrs. Kathryn Zelenak McGee Mrs. Lauren Belk Neal Mrs. Sarah Holt Power Mrs. Lesley Watson Rabbitt Mr. James Griffith Ritter Mrs. Mary Tompkins Ritter Ms. Mary Gordon Seay

Class of 2001 Mrs. Carter Hamill Backus Mr. W. Hall Carter, Jr. Mrs. Courtney Carrell Diamond Mr. Jeffrey G. Dunnington Mrs. Carter Judkins Greendyke Mr. D. Lee Hallberg Mrs. Lucy Moore Hogsed Dr. James Warren Hunter Ms. Brittany N. Hutchinson Mr. Gregory Edward McGeorge Matthew Samuel Mendez, M.D. Mrs. Elizabeth Cutchins Messick Mrs. Brandon Jacob Moss Mr. John Currin Neal Mrs. Suzanne Smith Stovall Mr. Michael H. Thalhimer Mrs. Mary Andrews Vidra Mrs. Elizabeth Dolan Wright

Class of 2002 Dr. Courtney Harrison Bradenham Mr. Peter F. Farrell Mr. John P. Flynn III Mr. Malcolm Pitt Friddell, Jr.

Mr. Samuel S. Gottwald Mr. David H. Mathews, Jr. Mrs. Christina Thalhimer Silverstein Mrs. Leigh Enoch Wit

Class of 2003 Mr. William George Allen Mrs. Lauralee Glasgow Allen Mrs. Christina Sweeney Bier Mr. James C. Chase, Jr. Mr. Max William Comess Mr. Richard T. Cullen Mr. William Tessin Derry Ms. Mayme Beth F. Donohue Mr. Stuart Tullidge Farrell Mr. Peter O. Goodwin Mr. Noah Charles Perry Greenbaum Mrs. Joanna Parker Harris Mrs. Anne Wiltshire Henry Mrs. Samantha Price Huber Miss Anne Forrest Hyslop Mr. Wallace Brady Jones, Jr. Mrs. Virginia Burn Kehlenbeck Mr. John Reilly Marchant Mr. Stephen Garrett Ramsey Mr. John Yue Zhuo

Class of 2004 Mrs. Katherine Hall Booker Miss Dianne Marie Carter Mrs. Meredith Zimmer Greenbaum Mrs. Sara Samford Griebel Mrs. Virginia Friddell Kurtz Mr. Joseph F. B. Lawson Mrs. Elizabeth Anne Marchant Mrs. Valerie Schultz McFarland Mrs. Caroline LaGow Walker Mr. John Curtis Walker Mrs. Christin Lipscomb Walsh Mr. Matthew K. Williams

Class of 2005 Mrs. Christina Merchant Carpenter Mr. Bryce Andrews Carter Mr. Christopher Will Cosby Mrs. Pearson Moore French Miss Sarah Maxwell Harrison Mrs. Alice Derry Innes Mrs. Sarah Gray Tullidge Innes Miss Meredith Lee Judkins Mr. Devon George Kelley Mrs. Elizabeth Garson Koteles Mr. Michael Edwards Manson Mrs. Lauren Kathleen Manson Mr. J. Ryan Mostrom Mrs. Mary Alex Murray Mr. Evan B. Ocheltree Mr. William J. O’Flaherty

Mrs. Amy Staples Ribock Mr. Ravinder Harkirat Singh Mrs. Kathryn Robertson Stephenson Mr. Andrew Meyer Thalhimer Mrs. Ellen Beane Wright

Class of 2006 Mr. Andrew Thomas Bean Miss Sarah Massie Chase Mr. John Tobias Desch Mrs. Frances Friddell Hewitt Mr. Jonathan G. Kastenbaum Mrs. Marion Cosby Kastenbaum Mr. Evan Joseph Kelly Miss Kendall Britten Mathews Mrs. Jeannie Costin McGeorge Miss Ashley Elizabeth Rota Mr. William Dixon Snukals

Class of 2007 Miss Ann-Sebrell Chavent Mr. Joshua Philip Daniels Mrs. Margaret Betts King Miss Sarah Elizabeth Lisk Mr. Philip Simpson Mabry Mr. John E. McDonald III Miss Holly Kane O’Donnell Mr. Matthew W. Richardson Miss Caroline Frances Steadman Mr. William Stanwood Stettinius Mrs. Heather Garson Welch Mr. James Henry Winslow Mr. Coleman Wortham

Class of 2008 Mrs. Eva Samford Cherepnya Mrs. Grace Glasgow Duthe Mr. Andrew Evens Kastenbaum Mr. Graham Keane Mandl Mrs. Mary Monroe McDonald Mr. Justin Hubel Robins Mr. Douglas Webb Tyler

Class of 2009 Mr. Tyler J. Agee Dr. Margaret Stewart Barton Mrs. Elizabeth Jessee Bruni Mrs. Elizabeth Rosebro Chriss Mrs. Carson Holly Goodrich Mr. C. Kennon Harrison, Jr. Miss Elizabeth Walker Layfield Miss Shannon Margaret O’Donnell Mr. Alexander Amr Whitfield

Class of 2010

Miss Emily Rives Moore Miss Caroline Grace O’Donnell Miss Carol Gertrude Prince Mr. Robert Turner Richardson

Class Of 2011 Mr. Martin Deane Cheatham IV Mrs. Jasmine Turner Perry Mr. Matteo Randazzo Mr. Matson L. Roberts, Jr. Mr. Preston A. Williams Miss Emily deLaittre Younts

Class of 2012 Miss Anya Olga-Frances Aboud Miss Caroline Timpson Cheatham Miss Elizabeth Conover Grattan Mr. John Thomas Middleton Mr. Caleb Wayne Newcomb Miss LucyGordon Smith Miss Ann Wingate Stettinius Mr. John Luther Walker IV

Class of 2013 Ms. Eleanor Marie Sullivan

Class of 2014

Mr. Matthew Reid Baum Mr. Harrison Moncure Geho, Jr. Miss Elizabeth Ellison Pace Mr. William Reeves Hildebrandt Surgner

Class of 2015 Miss Emily Wheeler Bland Miss Anne Morgan Hunter Mr. Richard Randolph Kennon III Miss Mary Frances Pace

Class of 2016 Miss Leilani Ann Porter Miss Katherine Carter Reid

Class of 2017 Mr. Adam Clinton Bowes

Class of 2018

Miss Catherine Vaden Alexander Miss Lee Hamilton Kennon

Class of 2019 Miss Mason Anna Dennis Miss Anne Mason Montague Ruth

*Deceased

Mr. Benjamin Lindsay Bruni Miss Carter Christian Hunter Miss Kathleen Duval Melnick

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Donors to the

COLLEGIATE FAMILIES EMERGENCY RELIEF FUND

T

he COVID-19 pandemic shook our community and impacted families financially. With the goal of keeping our community intact and to assist those families for whom this pandemic has created financial hardship, in April 2020 Collegiate created the Collegiate Families Emergency Relief Fund (CFERF).

The fund provided one-time grants to offset the 2020-21 academic year’s tuition. The donors listed recognized that the power of philanthropy can

change lives and gave generously. With the support of these donors, thus far we have assisted nearly 20 students. On behalf of the School, our deepest gratitude and thanks.

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2019 –20

Ms. Anne Bruce Ahearn Anonymous (15) Mr. and Mrs. John L. Barnes III Dr. Margaret Stewart Barton Dr. and Mrs. Wyatt S. Beazley III Dr. and Mrs. Dana R. Blackmer Mr. and Mrs. Christopher B. Boggs Mr. and Mrs. R. Lewis Boggs Ms. Sara Boisvert Mr. and Mrs. James C. Bonbright III Mr. and Mrs. Eric N. Bowling Mr. and Mrs. M. Carlisle Bowling III Rhiannon and Michael Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Martin C. Boyle Mr. and Mrs. Alexander J. Brackett Mr. and Mrs. Weldon A. Bradshaw Mrs. Christine M. Branin Mr. and Mrs. John B. Bullard III Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Cary Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Chambers Mr. and Mrs. Mason T. Chapman Jamie and Jenny Christensen Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Cobb Collegiate School Parents’ Association Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Congdon Mr. and Mrs. Scott Cram Mrs. Annie F. Cullen Mr. and Mrs. Matthew H. Cullen Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cullen Mr. and Mrs. N. Douglas Damon Dr. and Mrs. E. Henry Diehl, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James J. Doherty Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Eastep

Ms. Lauren E. Edwards Mr. Craig T. Ely Mr. and Mrs. Samuel N. Evins V Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Farrell Mr. Jonathan Marc Fine Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. P. Fox Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fuller Mr. and Mrs. David A. Gallagher Dr. and Mrs. Daran G. Glenn Mr. and Mrs. C. Kennon Harrison, Jr. Ms. Joan Hedgecock Mr. and Mrs. William R. B. Hershey Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Hickman Dr. James Warren Hunter Mrs. Elizabeth Flippo Hutchins and Mr. William M. Hutchins Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Jackson Dr. Alice N. Jesudian Mr. Douglas S. Jones and Ms. Barbara Leary Jones Ms. Sarah Doddridge Kay Mr. Devon George Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Mark Duncan Kilpatrick Mr. Michael S. Laming and Ms. Janet K. Dibbs Ms. Carolyn LaMontagne and Mr. Daniel Hefko Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd F. Lewis, Jr. Ms. Jennifer Lindner and Ms. Annie Richards Mrs. C. Louise Kimbrell Lindsay Mr. and Mrs. Patrick E. Loach Dr. and Mrs. Bernard A. Lublin Mr. and Mrs. James Lukefahr Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Mahoney, Sr. Mr. Graham Keane Mandl

Mr. and Mrs. W. Reilly Marchant Ms. Neelan A. Markel Mr. and Mrs. Jon W. Markiewicz Mr. and Mrs. John W. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Mastroianni Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm S. McDonald Mr. and Mrs. James P. McGrath Mr. and Mrs. Brandon I. Miles Benita and Michael Miller Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Mountcastle III Nunnally Charitable Lead Trust Mr. and Mrs. Duncan S. Owen III Mr. and Mrs. David B. Pahren Ms. Phyllis Palmiero and Mr. Thomas A. Gelozin Dr. Austin E. Peat and Dr. Ashley W. Peat Mr. and Mrs. William S. Peebles IV Mr. Michael Peters Mrs. Anne Newsom Pinion Mrs. Suzanne Pollard Mr. and Mrs. C. Tupper Purcell Mr. Matteo Randazzo Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm M. Randolph, Jr. Ms. Monica Anke Ranniger Mr. Shawn F. Reed and Ms. Paige A. Tinney-Reed Mr. and Mrs. Joseph K. Reid III Dr. Kirk Richardson and Dr. Linda Rouse Mr. and Mrs. Leon Roday Ms. Jan D. Rodgers Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Romer Dr. Kenneth P. Ruscio and Ms. Kimberley A. Ruscio

Mr. and Mrs. Scott F. Ruth Mr. and Mrs. David T. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. W. Jerrold Samford Mr. and Mrs. Marshall P. Schutt Mr. and Mrs. S. Zachary Sisisky Mr. Scott Smith Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Smith IV Mr. and Mrs. Andy Stefanovich Mr. and Mrs. Brude D. Stoever Mr. and Mrs. W. Hildebrandt Surgner, Jr. Mrs. Alena Svab Mr. and Mrs. Kyle J. Swenson Mr. and Mrs. Sahil K. Tak Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Thompson Mr. Fitz R. Totten Mr. and Mrs. Tung Trinh Mr. George Edward Stafford Via Mr. and Mrs. Andrew T. Wiley Mr. Gerard Williams and Ms. Coretta Kingston Mr. and Mrs. C. Preston Williams Mr. and Mrs. Jere H. Williams Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Williams Mr. and Mrs. R. Gregory Williams Mr. Stew Williamson Mr. and Mrs. Andrew H. D. Wilson, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Christopher Wiltshire Weezie and Buck Wiltshire Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Wrenn, Jr. Elizabeth Dolan Wright and J.D. Wright Mr. and Mrs. David Young

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GRANDPARENTS Contributing to the Annual Fund

2019 –20

Mrs. Frances Shetter Adamson Reed ’63 Mr. and Mrs. David D. Addison Mrs. Anne Cary Allen ’74 Mrs. Wilbur C. Allen Mr. M. Garland Anderson II ’70 Mr. George R. Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Michael Armstrong Mr. James W. Arnold and Ms. Sally S. Digges Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm W. Bates ’67 Mr. and Mrs. William H. Baxter Dr. and Mrs. Wyatt S. Beazley III ’58 Dr. Lillie R. Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Betts, Jr. Ms. Kavita Bhagchandani Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Blair, Jr. Mrs. Regina E. Boehm Mr. and Mrs. R. Lewis Boggs Mrs. Erwin Boyd Mr. and Mrs. John P. McGuire Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Bradley III Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Brand Mr. and Mrs. James Branscome Mrs. Anne P. Brasfield ’65 Mr. and Mrs. John C. Brennan Mrs. Judy S. Brown Mrs. John B. Bullock Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Cabaniss, Jr.

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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Call ’64 Dr. and Mrs. Frank L. Call II ’56 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Carr Mr. and Mrs. Douglas G. Chapman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Cabell Chenault IV ’62 Mrs. G. Clisby Clarke Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Clevenger Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Cobb Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cocke ’57 Ms. Elizabeth H. Cockriel ’71 Mrs. A. Christian Compton Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Cosgrove Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Coulbourn Mr. and Mrs. James B. Cowperthwait Mr. and Mrs. Scott Cram Mrs. Annie F. Cullen Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cullen Mr. and Mrs. Frederick M. Dabney Mr. and Mrs. Michael D’Ambrosia Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Darling Mrs. J. Sidney Davenport IV Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. DeVries, Jr. Mr.* and Mrs. Richard A. Dickson Dr. and Mrs. E. Henry Diehl, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Tim Dietz Ms. Anne Downing Mrs. Sarah B. Everett

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Farrell Mrs. Dorothy Ewing Ferrell ’57 Ms. Susan Farley Ferrell ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Ferry Ms. Pauline Foster Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Funkhouser Mr. Paul E. Galanti Mr. Griffin T. Garnett III Mr. and Mrs. T. Randolph Gibbs Mr. and Mrs. George H. Ginn Mr. and Mrs. William H. Goodwin, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. William M. Gottwald ’66 Mr. Benjamin L. Greenbaum ’65 Dr. and Mrs. Roger P. Hailes Mr. and Mrs. Marc D. Hallberg ’73 Ms. Stephanie L. Hamlett Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hammond Mr. and Mrs. George Hann Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Haug Mr. and Mrs. F. Robertson Hershey ’66 Mr. and Mrs. John S. Hill Mr. and Mrs. W. Barry Hofheimer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Hontzas Carroll and Aggie Hooper Ms. Sandra Hundley Mr. Timothy and Dr. Jill Hunter

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ingold Dr. and Mrs. James C. Jamison Mrs. Kathryn Conner Jarvis ’68 Mr. Bryce D. Jewett, Jr. ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie W. Johnson, Jr. ’72 Mr. J. Ernest Jones, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Koonce Mrs. Benjamin R. Lacy IV Mr. and Mrs. J. Christopher Lansing Mr. and Mrs. Norman M. Laskin Mrs. Mary Lou Leipheimer Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Lindner Mr. and Mrs. David M. Long ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Long, Jr. Ek Seng and Sui Chan Lou Mr. and Mrs. James H. Lowe ’53 Mr. and Mrs. James Lukefahr Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mackell ’63 Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Markel ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Mastroianni Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Maxwell Mrs. Mary Kennon McDaniel ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm S. McDonald Mr. and Mrs. James P. McGrath Ms. Boodie Wiltshire McGurn ’71 Mr. and Mrs. William L. Miller, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Mountcastle, Jr. ’59

Mr. and Mrs. William M. Noftsinger, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joel W. Nuckols III Mr. and Mrs. John C. Olsen Mr. and Mrs. S. Marshall Orr III Mr. and Mrs. J. Dudley Ottley Dr. and Mrs. Duncan S. Owen, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. John Pender, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Russell W. Perkins, Sr. ’75, ’76 Mr. Donald E. Perry Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan R. Price, Sr. Mr. Robert J. Proutt Mr. and Mrs. Don Rackl Ms. Elaine Rader Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ramos Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm M. Randolph Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm E. Ritsch, Jr. ’64 Dr. and Mrs. William A. Robertson Mrs. Ann H. Robins Mr. and Mrs. E. Claiborne Robins, Jr. Mrs. Barbara Rosenkranz Mr. Robert Rosenkranz Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rosser Mr. and Mrs. A. Prescott Rowe Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Ruth Penelope de Bordenave Saffer Mr. and Mrs. W. Jerrold Samford ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Schutt

Mrs. Anne Senf Mr. Harry Shaia, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Siff ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Mark B. Sisisky Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Slater, Jr. ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Alex Smith ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Smith ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Julious P. Smith, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William L. Smith Mrs. Jordan Snidow Mr. and Mrs. John W. Snow Mrs. William L. Stagg III Mr. and Mrs. J. Snowden Stanley Mr. and Mrs. John E. Stefan Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Stettinius Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sutherland Mrs. Alena Svab Ms. Virginia Szigeti Mr. and Mrs. Spottswood Taliaferro, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David Tetrault Mr. Morton G. Thalhimer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William B. Thalhimer III ’64 Mrs. J. Clifford Tharp, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Thompson Mrs. Kaye Thornton Mr.* and Mrs. Randolph F. Totten Mr. and Mrs. Charles Trible

Mr. and Mrs. Webb L. Tyler Bobby and Jayne Ukrop Mr. and Mrs. Leroy B. Vaughan ’66 George and Mary E. Vetrovec Mr. and Mrs. Martin D. Walsh Dr. and Mrs. James Wassum Ms. Shirley Watkins Dr. A. Craig Watt and Dr. A. Christine Watt Mr. and Mrs. Doug Wetmore Dr. and Mrs. David Whitehead Mrs. Anne Whittemore Dr. and Mrs. Henry I. Willett Mr. and Mrs. C. Nelson Williams IV ’63 Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Terrell Williams ’70 Mr. W. Guy Williams, Jr.* Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Barry A. Wilton ’73 Weezie and Buck Wiltshire ’67, ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Wiltshire, Jr. ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Ken Winston Mr. and Mrs. John F. Winter II Mrs. Charles P. Witmer Mrs. Beth Witt Mr. and Mrs. David Young Ms. Ann S. Zelenak *Deceased

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THANK YOU to our Faculty and Staff Annual Fund Representatives: Lower School Reading Specialist Sarah Williamson, Upper School English Teacher Will Dunlap and Middle School Math Teacher Mike Peters. Photo taken pre-pandemic.

FACULTY AND STAFF

Contributing to the Annual Fund 2019 –20

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Anonymous Ms. Stacy H. Adams Ms. Anne Bruce Ahearn Mrs. Elizabeth A. Albrecht Ms. Karen Albright Mrs. Lauralee G. Allen Mrs. Sarah Aman Ms. Lisa Anderson Mrs. Elizabeth H. Andrews Dr. Leah E. Angell Mary Arzt Mrs. Jill Somers Aveson Ms. Sarah Baker Mrs. Kimberly S. Ball Mr. David N. Bannard Ms. Rives Barksdale Mrs. Jana Barnes Mr. Frank Becker Mr. Daniel Bell Mrs. Beth Ann Bell Dr. Kathryn Whitaker Best Mrs. Amy J. Blackmer Mr. Daniel Blevins Mrs. Shirley F. Bogaev Sara Boisvert Mrs. Evelyn M. Booth Mrs. Lee Bottoms Mrs. Cynthia Nott Bowling Mrs. Elizabeth Bowling

Rhiannon and Michael Boyd Mr. Tyler J. Boyd Mrs. Lindsay M. Bradley Mr. Weldon A. Bradshaw Mrs. Christine M. Branin Ms. Erin M. Breese Ms. Whitney Bright Mr. James M. Britto Mrs. Courtney Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Brost Mrs. Lauren DeLaurentis Brown Ms. Heather Bruneau Mrs. Liz Jessee Bruni Ms. Katherine M. Bulifant Mrs. Elsie Bustamante Mrs. Nicola Byford Mrs. Jessica Catoggio Mr. Page Chapman IV Mr. Jason R. Chestnutt Ms. Kristine Chiodo Ms. Deborah A. Clabo Mrs. Katrina Clemans Ms. Catherine E. Clements Mrs. Maria Saffer Cobb Mr. and Mrs. Kevin B. Coffey Mrs. Frances Owen Coleman Mrs. Teresa L. Coleman Dr. Fletcher Collins III Ms. Linda M. Combs Ms. Tara E. Connor Mr. Christopher S. Conquest Brad Cook Mrs. Karen R. Cribbs Mr. Ernest H. Crump Ms. Kathryn E. Cunningham Ms. Hannah M. Curley Mr. W. Taylor Dabney IV Mrs. Mary O. Damon Mr. James Marr Dickinson Ms. Christina Dobson Mrs. Laura Domalik Mrs. Alexandra B. Dooley Mrs. Karen S. Doxey Mrs. Susan Droke Mrs. Stacy P. Dudley Mr. Will N. Dunlap Mr. Jeff Dunnington Mrs. Jennifer G. Earle Ms. Lauren E. Edwards Mr. Craig T. Ely Mrs. Margaret Evans Mrs. Penny B. Evins Dr. Karin Mauer Ms. Romina Faccennini Mrs. Elizabeth F. Fagan Mrs. Holly Schmidt Fairlamb Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Featherston III Mrs. Kelsey A. Felton Mrs. Xin-Yi Fergusson Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Ferry Jr. Mr. Louis Fierro II Mr. and Mrs. Rives Fleming III

Mr. Arthur S. Follansbee Mrs. Christine Snow Foster Mr. Bryan Hooten Mrs. Paige I. Fox Mr. Malcolm P. Friddell, Jr. Ms. Ling A. Fung-Wu Mrs. Cheryl H. Gahagan Mrs. Heather D. Garnett Ms. Mary E. Gayoso Ms. Sarah Pilcher Gentry Mrs. Ansley Gift Mrs. Teresa Alvis Given Ms. Laurie E. Goode Mr. Nathaniel James Goodwyn Miss Melanie Karen Gorsline Ms. Rachel Greene Ms. Catherine Gregory Mrs. Melanie M. Gregory Mrs. Deborah E. Hailes Dr. Mark Andrew Hall Mrs. Katherine K. Hall Mrs. Emma Hines Harrison Mr. Stephen A. Hart Mrs. Lynn Green Haw Mrs. Lillian H. Hazelton Dr. David Headly Mr. Wesley E. Hedgepeth Mrs. Kathryn W. Heidt Ms. Carol W. Herod Ms. Kimberly Hines Mrs. Christine D. Hoffman Ms. Anne Hogge Mrs. Jennifer Holloway Mrs. Rebecca Masters Hottman Mrs. Dan Hu Mrs. Samantha P. Huber Mrs. Jennifer Jones Hundley Mrs. Megan J. Hunt Mrs. Louise M. Ingold Ms. Tamara Ingram Mr. Nathaniel I. Jackson Mrs. Elisabeth M. Jacobs Ms. Melissa Jones Mr. and Mrs. Michael Thomas Jones Mrs. Nicole L. Jones Mr. Brian Christopher Justice Mr. David F. Kehlenbeck Mrs. Taylor Kell Mrs. Elizabeth J. Kerr Mrs. Aster Kidane Mrs. Tyler Beazley Kilpatrick Mrs. Catherine B. Kirchmier Mrs. Heide C. Knapik Mrs. Beth A. Kondorossy Mrs. Virginia Friddell Kurtz Mr. Glenn A. LaFerriere Mr. Benjamin R. Lamb Ms. Carolyn LaMontagne Ms. Debra Lappan Dr. Susan B. Leahy Amy Becker Leibowitz Mr. Brian E. Leipheimer

Ms. Carol L. Lewis Mr. Shepherd Fitz-Hugh Lewis, Jr. Suzanne L. Lewis Ms. Jennifer Lindner and Ms. Annie Richards Mr. Patrick E. Loach Mrs. Pamela W. Lowe Mr. Paul B. Lupini Mr. Farley Macdonald Mrs. Mimi Mahoney Mrs. Elizabeth G. Marchant Mrs. Helen L.S. Markiewicz Ms. Sandra L. Marr Mrs. Clara M. Martin-Pettus Mrs. Cheryl M. Matson Mrs. Laura R. Matthews Mrs. Laurel Bentley Maughan Mrs. Christy Mayr Mr. Collin C. McConaghy Mr. and Mrs. John E. McDonald III Mrs. Debra McKercher Mrs. Monica Joan Melton Mrs. Lindsey Alvis Melvin Mrs. Amy L. Merchant Mr. Brent I. Miller Mrs. Julie Lowell Miller Mrs. Andrea B. Miller Mrs. Deborah I. Miller Mr. Amasa E. Monroe Ms. Wendi A. Moss Mrs. Marcie Byrne Moyer Mr. Derek Murray Mrs. Melissa Newcomb Ms. Mildred Norman-Risch Mr. William J. O’Brien Mr. Steven Oden Mrs. Emily Baskerville Oney Mrs. Jackie L. O’Toole Mrs. Tia T. Owen Mrs. Margaret Randolph Pace Ms. Phyllis Palmiero Mrs. Kate Fleming Parthemos Mr. Stephen M. Perigard Mr. Michael Peters Mrs. Maria Pettit Mrs. Karen Pickett Ms. Kara Priddy Mr. and Mrs. David J. Privasky Mrs. Jennifer S. Quindoza Mrs. Emily DeVries Randolph Paige A. Tinney-Reed Mr. Andrew E. Reich Mr. Matthew Richardson Bill Rider Mrs. Sally L. Roberts Mr. Justin H. Robins Ms. Jan D. Rodgers Mr. Asher B. Rolfe Mrs. Mindy M. Romanosky Mrs. Katherine Musick Roski Dr. J. Brian Ross Dr. Linda Rouse Mrs. Mary Margaret Ryan

Ms. Elizabeth Savarese Mr. Nicholas D. Sberna Mrs. Courtney Schweickart Ms. Joya B. Sellers Mr. Gregory J. Sesny Mrs. Elizabeth Nelson Shelly Mr. David M. Sherman Ms. Zhangyi Shi Mrs. Anne Gray Siebert Mr. Samuel E. Simpson Mrs. Patricia Sinkler Mrs. Ashley M. Sipe Mr. and Mrs. Andrew F. Slater Mrs. Sarah P. Smith Mrs. Sonya A. Smith Mrs. Stephanie L.B. Smith Ms. Kimberly T. Smythe Mrs. Esperanza Soria-Nieto Mrs. Megan Arnold Standing Mr. Andrew Stanley Mrs. Mironda B. Starke Mr. Andrew Stone Mrs. Pamela Anderson Sutherland Mr. Vlastimil Svab Mrs. Kathleen Taylor Ms. Kelsey Tetsworth Mrs. Carrie Thomas Ms. Leigh E. Thompson Dr. Bart Thornton Ms. Sandra Y. Ting Mr. Matthew Togna Mr. and Mrs. Tung Trinh Mrs. Kristin Tujuba Ms. Lynne W. Tulou Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Turner Jr. Mrs. Connie Tuttle Mrs. Carolyn Nelsen Villanueva Ms. Monique Voss Mrs. Christine Waldron Mrs. Natalie Watt Mrs. Ruth R. Webb Mr. Robert M. Wedge Mrs. LaNessa West Mrs. Mary Kendall F. White Mr. Claud M. Whitley, Jr. Mrs. Susan C. Wiley Mrs. Jennifer Robertson Wilkins Mrs. Kristen O. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Jere H. Williams Jr. Mr. Alan Williamson Mrs. Sarah Williamson Mr. Stew Williamson Mrs. Lisbeth H. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. John R. Wilson Ms. Shannon L. Winston Mrs. Ellen Beane Wright Mrs. Yu Xiao Mr. Gabe Yelanjian Ms. Dongmei Yuan Mrs. Kimberley N. Zandler Mrs. Laura Zyglocke

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FRIENDS

Contributing to the Annual Fund

This list includes gifts to the Annual Fund by former parents, former trustees, former grandparents, former faculty and staff, students, corporations and other friends who do not fall into previous categories in this report. Gifts were received July 1, 2019June 30, 2020.

The #6 Fund Katherine T. and John G. Adamson Family Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Agee III Charlie and Sue Agee Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Ager Mr. George Bertram Ahearn Mr. Peter L. Albright AllyAlign Health, Inc. Anonymous (1) Apple, Inc. Armstrong Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Reid Ashe Ashe Family Charitable Trust Asia Society Dr. and Mrs. Carl O. Atkins, Jr. Ms. Amanda Atkinson Mrs. Sally Ann Twedell Bagley Mrs. Nancy Archbell Bain Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Baker Mr. and Mrs. John F. Bartholomew Mrs. Lisa Pennington Bass Mr. and Mrs. Albert T. Beane, Jr. Ms. Julie Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Edmund L. Benson III Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth T. Berents BetterMed Urgent Care Dr. and Mrs. Martin F. Betts Ms. Martha Beyrau Mr. and Mrs. Stuart W. Blain Mr. Thomas W. Blue Bocock/Hitz Fund Boka Taco Mrs. Cynthia I. Bowles Brent Family Foundation Mr. Thomas C. Brown, Jr. Mrs. Jean W. Brydon BSN Sports Mrs. Judith J. Bumgardner Ms. Anna Burger Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stone Burke Ms. Dianne E. Butler Mr. and Mrs. Donald K. Butler Dr. Peter Byron and Dr. Siân Byron Eda H. Cabaniss Charitable Lead Unitrust Capital One Services, Inc

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Mrs. Richard H. Cardwell III* Carneal-Drew Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Catlett, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Chambers Mr. Wallace L. Chandler Mr. and Mrs. J. Clarke Chase Mr. and Mrs. Wayne A. Chasen Wayne and Nancy Chasen Family Fund Mrs. Mary R. Chavent Dr. and Mrs. Ken Cherry Cherry Grove Foundation Chick-fil-A #02554 Dr. and Mrs. James T. Christmas Louise B. Cochrane Charitable Foundation Collegiate School Parents’ Association Commonwealth Foundations Mr. and Mrs. E. Eugene Cooke Craigie Family Fund Mrs. Beese D. Craigie Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Cricchi Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur R. Cross Mr. and Mrs. Beverly L. Crump Cullen Family Fund Ms. Rosa Dailly Mr. Richard I. Dawes Marie G. Dennett Foundation, Inc. Ms. Paula C. Dennison Mrs. Elizabeth K. Dent Mr. Brian C. Dent Mr. and Mrs. James J. Doherty Dominion Energy Charitable Foundation Ms. Gwendolyn P. Donohue Donahue Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Donze Mr. and Mrs. John F. Dunlap Durham Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Wilburn T. Duty, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Edmunds II Mr. W. Holt Edmunds IV The Edmunds Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin W. Emerson Ms. Andrea G. Erard Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Evans Exxon Mobil Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Brian K. Failon Mrs. Joseph C. Farrell

2019 –20

Farrell Family Charitable Trust Mr. Braden Kemper Felts Mr. and Mrs. Andrew G. Ferguson Ms. Laura L. Fields Fink Family Fund of the Essex County Community Foundation Ms. Caitlin Fox Mr. and Mrs. John William Frazier Mr. George C. Freeman, III Anna and Fleetwood Garner Family Garnish Mr. and Mrs. Douglas D. Garson Don, Celie and Kathleen Gehring Genworth Financial Jeffress Given Mr. and Mrs. Carter Glass IV Good Run Research & Recreation LLC Paige and Philip Goodpasture Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Gouldin Greenbaum Family Charitable Fund Mr. Stephen Greene Mr. and Mrs. William F. Griffin Mr. Samuel Hall Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hall III Mr. and Mrs. Brenton S. Halsey, Sr. Hanson Family Charitable Fund Terrell and Elliott Harrigan Family Fund Ms. Elizabeth T. Harris Ms. Mary Jacob Harris Mr. and Mrs. Hugh T. Harrison II Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Hedges Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Hickman Mrs. Elizabeth Hillsman* HJC Family Foundation The Hoak Foundation Honey Foundation, LLC Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hoofnagle III Mrs. Kathleen L. Hoppe Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Hourigan Mr. and Mrs. William L. Hudgins, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William L. Hudgins III The Huntly Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Carroll D. Hurst Mr. A. Cecil Jacobs Mrs. Janice K. Jesse Dr. Alice N. Jesudian

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. P. Johnson III Mr. Douglas S. Jones and Ms. Barbara Leary Jones Mr. and Mrs. Alan K. Jones, Sr. Ms. Susanna Jones Ms. Lee Anne Judkins Mr. William B. Judkins Mr. and Mrs. John B. Jung, Jr. Jung Family Charitable Trust Dr. Claire C. Kaugars Mr. and Mrs. Bruce B. Keeney Mrs. Norma A. Keeping Ms. Elizabeth L. Keller Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Kelly III Dr. and Mrs. W. Wayne Key, Jr. King of Pops Richmond, LLC Nathalie L. Klaus Charitable Trust Jill Moses Kohlmann/Penny Bach Evins Fund Mr. Johan C. Kroner Dr. Arnold J. Kuta and Dr. Suzanne T. Kuta Mr. and Mrs. John T. Lancaster Ms. Lisa Large Larmore - Copeland Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Lewis P. Lawson Ms. Carrie Lee Mr. Richard K. LeRoy Mr. and Mrs. H. Michael Ligon Lower School Parents Night Fall Library Book Fund Dr. and Mrs. Bernard A. Lublin Luck Companies Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Ross D. Mackenzie Mr. and Mrs. David Mahler Mr. and Mrs. James M. Mann Marks-Hofheimer Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Marshall IV Ms. Cynthia Marsteller Mr. and Mrs. Lee P. Martin, Jr. Massey Foundation Massie Scott Fund Mrs. Alfred McCormack, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. McFall, Jr. Greg and Jeannie McGeorge Family Fund Karen McGill Ms. Lizzie McWilliams The Micawber Foundation

Middle & Upper School Parents Night Fall Library Book Fund Mrs. Georgia Millan Mr. Gary R. J. Miller and Dr. Nancy J. Armstrong Miller Foundation Ms. Lisa Miller Mrs. Elizabeth B. Minor Mr. and Mrs. John N. Moreau Mr. Shawn Morrison The Moses Foundation Mr. Handyman of Richmond Dr. and Mrs. James F. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Nevin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ripley C. Newcomb Mrs. Nancy E. Newlin Mr. and Mrs. John F. Newsom III Mr. Stephen S. Newsome and Dr. Bobbette L. Newsome Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Norfleet Mr. and Mrs. Keith Northern Dr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Nuara Nunnally Charitable Lead Trust Mr. and Mrs. R. Timothy O’Donnell Mr. and Mrs. W. Jefferson O’Flaherty Elizabeth P. and S. Marshall Orr Family Fund The Page Auto Group Miss Charlotte Abigail Palmore Mr. Kendall P. Parker Ms. Katrina M. Parkinson Mrs. Kimberly S. Parks The Mary Morton Parsons Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Larry G. Pearson Pearson Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Marion B. Peavey Mr. and Mrs. William S. Peebles IV Pelican Fund Mr. and Mrs. James A. Pettit, Jr. Mrs. Hunter R. Pettus, Jr. Ms. Christine K. Plant Christine Kane Plant Charitable Fund Mrs. Peyton M. Pollard Mrs. Suzanne Pollard Portico Restaurant Mr. William S. Portlock and Ms. Nancy L. Raybin Powell Fund of the Community Foundation

The Powell Economic Education Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Prince Proutt Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. David C. Purdy Mr. Taylor Quinn Mr. and Mrs. Duane H. Ragsdale Mr. and Mrs. Clyde H. Ratcliffe III Mr. and Mrs. David D. Redmond Ms. Nancy B. Reed Ms. Christiane Rimbault Mrs. L. Gerald Roach Mr. and Mrs. Gregory B. Robertson Mrs. Martha L. Robertson Robins Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Leon Roday Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Romer Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert M. Rosenthal Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Ruehling Dr. Kenneth P. Ruscio and Ms. Kimberley A. Ruscio Kenneth P. and Kimberley A. Ruscio Family Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Russell, Jr. Ms. Carole Sandy Edmund A. Saunders, Janie Q. Saunders and Jane Quinn Saunders Endowment of the Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Saunders Mr. and Mrs. William H. Schultz The Schultz Charitable Fund Dr. and Mrs. Andrew C. Schutrumpf Kathryn and W. Harry Schwarzschild Fund Mr. and Mrs. R. Strother Scott Scott & Stringfellow Educational Foundation Mrs. Elizabeth D. Seaman Mr. and Mrs. J. Timothy Sexton Dr. James A. Shield, Jr. Susan and Mark Sisisky Global Enrichment Fund Mr. Scott Smith Oscar F. Smith/Marjorie Smith Charles/Angie Newman Johnson Fund Ms. Shelley Sonnonstine Mr. Henry C. Spalding, Jr. Mr. Tredway S. Spratley and Ms. Janine Collins Mr.* and Mrs. John G. Stallings Mr. and Mrs. William C. Stallings

Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Starr, Jr. The Stern Foundation Mr. Michael J. Stott and Dr. Crystal Polatty Mrs. Burrell W. Stultz* Mr. and Mrs. John B. Syer, Jr. Mrs. E. Armistead Talman Ms. Laura Taylor Evan and Christie Thalhimer Silverstein Charitable Fund Mrs. Carol Thalhimer Marcia and Harry Thalhimer Family Fund Morton G. and Nancy P. Thalhimer Foundation The Carol M. & Charles G. Thalhimer, Jr. Foundation Tad and Sue Thompson Charitable Fund Thompson/Kirkland Donor Advised Fund The J. K. Timmons Foundation Anita Grymes Towell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Tullidge, Jr. Tullidge Family Fund The Ukrop’s Homestyle Foods Foundation Upper School Science Department Virginia Car & Truck Mr. and Mrs. John L. Walker III War Heroes Initiatives Fund Warehouse Trusts Investment Company, LLC Ms. Ansley Warren Mr. Matthew B. Whitaker Mrs. Mary F. White Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation Dr. and Mrs. N. Bryan Whitfield Mr. and Mrs. John H. Wick III Dr. Edward J. Wiley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Williams, Jr. Mr. Fielding L. Williams, Jr. Greg Williams Family Donor Advised Fund of Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Williams Mrs. Joan B. Wilton Mrs. Suzanne P. Wiltshire Mrs. Julia M. Wimbish Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Witt III *Deceased

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ENDOWMENT AND CAPITAL GIVING

2019 –20

The following list represents gifts received during the 2019-20 fiscal year for endowment and capital projects. Also reflected are donors who made gifts in memory or in honor of friends and family to funds which were designated as endowment or capital funds.

Anonymous (2) The #6 Fund Mrs. Kathleen Bullard Adams Mr. and Mrs. Harry Atwood Mr. Robert A. Axelrod and Ms. Christy N. Wise Mrs. Nancy Archbell Bain Mrs. Lisa Herron Bankoff Mr. and Mrs. David N. Bannard Mr. and Mrs. Ronald H. Bargatze Mrs. Christi White Barranger Mr. and Mrs. John F. Bartholomew Mr. William Rust Bartholomew Mr. A. Sidney Bass III Mrs. Lisa Pennington Bass Mrs. Barbara Munsch Bayler Dr. and Mrs.* Robert P. Black Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Blair, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Kemper Blair Mr. Michael E. Blair Mr. Michael Hille Blair Mr. Samuel Reed Blair Mr. and Mrs. John P. McGuire Boyd Mr. and Mrs. W. Lee Bradley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Weldon A. Bradshaw Dr. and Mrs. O. Christian Bredrup, Jr. Brent Family Foundation Mrs. J. Russell Britten Ms. Kendra Brodsky Mr. and Mrs. W. Joseph Buhrman Mrs. Judith J. Bumgardner Mr. and Mrs. Laurance G. Burke Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Cabaniss, Jr. Mr. Hunter B. Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Catlett, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Catterton Mr. and Mrs. Matthew E. Cheek Mr. and Mrs. J. Cabell Chenault IV Ms. Roxanne Cherry

Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Christian Mrs. Lindsey Reames Claud Mr. and Mrs. James K. Cluverius Mr. and Mrs. Mark P. Cooke G. Dallas & Betty C. Coons Trust Mrs. Beese D. Craigie Mr. and Mrs. John A. Crews Mr. and Mrs. John W. Crews CSC Leasing Company Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cullen Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Cullen Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt F. Davis Mr. Samuel A. Derieux* Mr. and Mrs. James A. DeVoe Mr. and Mrs. James J. Doherty Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. DuBose, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh G. Edmunds, Jr. Mr.* and Mrs. Richard C. Edmunds, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Fain Mr. and Mrs. John C. Fain Mr. and Mrs. Everett A. Fairlamb III Mr. Jordan Agee Farmer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Farmer Mr. and Mrs. Leavenworth M. Ferrell II Ms. Elisabeth Anne Fisher Mrs. Meredith Poindexter Fisher Mrs. Frances Craigie Fitzgerald Mrs. Elizabeth Levey Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm P. Friddell Mr. and Mrs. David A. Gallagher Mr. Hunter Drewry Gallalee Mr. William Vaughan Garner Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Garnett Mr. and Mrs. Douglas D. Garson Mr. and Mrs. Stevens N. Gentil Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Golliday Mr. Benjamin L. Greenbaum Mr. Robert J. Grey, Jr.

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Mr. and Mrs. William F. Griffin Ms. Martha Estes Grover Mr. and Mrs. Elliott M. Harrigan Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Vernon Hawthorne Mr. and Mrs. Franklin B. Heiner Mr. and Mrs. F. Robertson Hershey Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Hickman Mr. and Mrs. Willis J. Hidell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Higgins High Street United Methodist Church Mr. and Mrs. Corey W. Hill Mrs. Ellen Thalhimer Holland Mr. and Mrs. P.K. Holmes Ms. Merri Ann Hunt Dr. and Mrs. James S. Hunter, Jr. Mr. Timothy and Dr. Jill Hunter Mr.* and Mrs. Olin V. Hyde Mr. Nathaniel I. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. L. Howard Jenkins III Dr. and Mrs. E. Forrest Jessee, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Brady Jones, Jr. Dr. Jay H. Joseph Mr. Jonathan M. Joseph Dr. Claire C. Kaugars Estate of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Kay, Jr. Mrs. Margaret McGurn King Mr. and Mrs. Waverly G. King III Mr. George Clifford Kirkmyer III Nathalie L. Klaus Charitable Trust Mr. Philip W. Klaus, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Leighton A.C. Klevana Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Koerin Mr. and Mrs. Francis R. Kollmansperger III Estate of Farrell Stubs Laughlin Mr. and Mrs. Fontaine B. Lawson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. B. Lawson Mr. and Mrs. Lewis P. Lawson Mr. and Mrs. T. Gaylon Layfield III

Mr. and Mrs. H. Pettus LeCompte Amy Becker Leibowitz and Seth Leibowitz Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Leisy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd F. Lewis, Jr. The Linhart Foundation Mr. and Mrs. J. Theodore Linhart Mr. and Mrs. Patrick E. Loach Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Long, Jr. Mrs. Nancy S. Longaker Mr. Keith Andrew Lublin Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Mahoney, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Russell H. Malone III Mr. and Mrs. J. Reilly Marchant Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Markel Mr. and Mrs. John W. Martin Mr. R. Douglas Massey Ms. Elizabeth C. Masters Mr. and Mrs. David H. Mathews Mrs. Virginia Layfield McAndrew Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. McFall, Jr. McGuire’s School Foundation Ms. Boodie Wiltshire McGurn Mr. James Moore McMahon Mr. and Mrs. Brandon I. Miles Ms. Tyna Millacci Mr. John Moncure, Jr. Mrs. Beverly Britten Moore Mr. and Mrs. John N. Moreau The Moses Foundation Mrs. Marilyn Linhart Moses Mrs. Frances Dowdey Mottley Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Mountcastle, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Mountcastle III Mr. Jeffrey L. Mullen Ms. Cheri Nakamura Mr. and Mrs. John C. Neal Ms. Lori Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Karl Netting

Mr. and Mrs. John Neuner IV Dr. Ann Nichols-Casebolt Mr. and Mrs. William T. Nolley Mr. and Mrs. G. Anthony Oates Mr. James Christopher Oates Mr. and Mrs. Mark F. O’Neil Elizabeth P. and S. Marshall Orr Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. S. Marshall Orr III Mr. and Mrs. Julian T. Ottley Mr. and Mrs. William H. Overton Mr. William Hatcher Overton, Jr. Mrs. Kamini Pahuja Mr. Rishi Chandra Pahuja Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Palmore Mrs. Robin Bruehl Patteson Mr. and Mrs. William S. Peebles IV Drs. John and Carolyn Port Mr. and Mrs. E. Bryson Powell Powell Fund of the Community Foundation Mr. Robert U. Pritchard Mr. Nancy M. Pruitt Ms. Mary Talmadge Rada Mr. David L. Raine, Jr. and Dr. Harriet Schanzer Miss Addison Grace Ratchford Mr. and Mrs. Christopher L. Ratchford Mr. and Mrs. W. Brian Reames Mr. Walker DeHart Redd Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Reed, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. R. Coleman Rice, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew W. Richardson Mr. Robert Turner Richardson Mr. Edward Whitcomb Rider Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Roberts III Mr. C. Broocks Robertson IV Mr. and Mrs. Gregory B. Robertson Mr. and Mrs. John T. Robertson Mr. John Thomas Robertson, Jr. Mrs. Ann H. Robins Mr. William D. Robinson and Ms. Paula Saylor-Robinson Ms. Martha B. Robison Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Roper Mr. Michael Wickliffe Ruehling

Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Russell Mr. Arthur N. Sanderson Mr. Yoshiaki Sato Ms. Nancy Schade Mr. Khary A. Scott and Dr. Danielle D. Scott Mr. Andrew B. Sellergren Mrs. Richard L. Sharp The Sharp Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Shield II Dr. and Mrs. Domenic A. Sica Mr. Stephen Edward Sica Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Slater, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Slay Mr. and Mrs. Alex Smith Ms. Jane Connell Spilman Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Stanley Mrs. Stephanie Bensinger Starr Mr. Sidney L. Stern II Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Sampson Stiff Mr. and Mrs. Brude D. Stoever Mr. and Mrs. Alfred L. Stratford III Mrs. Burrell W. Stultz* Mr. William H. Surgner Mr. and Mrs. W. Hildebrandt Surgner, Jr. Mr. William Reeves Hildebrandt Surgner Mr. and Mrs. R. Craig Suro Estate of Helen Minor Tanner Mr. and Mrs. John K. Taylor Mrs. Nancy W. Tazewell Dr. and Mrs. Charles V. Terry Charles G. Thalhimer Charitable Trust Mr. Morton G. Thalhimer III Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Thalhimer Mrs. Anne Vail Thomas Mr. Addison B. Thompson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Thompson Mrs. Letitia E. Thompson Mr. Salvatore Tiano Mrs. Amber Jesse Tillman Estate of Christopher M. Timmons Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Timmons The J. K. Timmons Foundation Ton of Coins Scholarship Fund Mr. R. Barton Tracy

Mrs. Rebecca R. Trader Mr. and Mrs. Don Tucker Mr. and Mrs. Nathan H. Turbeville, Jr. Mrs. Caroline Terry Turner Mr. Henry M. Tyler III Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Ukrop Rob and Shannon Ukrop Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Van Dyke Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Varland Mr. and Mrs. Leroy B. Vaughan Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Waldron Mr. and Mrs. John C. Walker Mr. and Mrs. John L. Walker III Mr. John Luther Walker IV Mr. Lee Stribling Walker Mr. Marshall L. Waller Mr. and Mrs. R. Taylor Waller, Jr. Mrs. Marshall Brent Waterman Mr. James L. Weinberg and Ms. Rosann Bocciarelli Ms. Karen Longaker Wells Mrs. Stephanie Ross West Mr. and Mrs. William D. Wheeler Dr. and Mrs. N. Bryan Whitfield The Whitfield Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Andrew T. Wiley Mr. Fielding L. Williams, Jr. Mr. Matthew K. Williams Ms. Pamela Marie Williams Mr. Preston A. Williams Mr. and Mrs. R. Gregory Williams Greg Williams Family Donor Advised Fund of Richmond Jewish Foundation Mrs. Melinda Vick Wilson Mrs. Suzanne P. Wiltshire The Wise-Axelrod Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. T. Scott Word III Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Wortham III Mrs. Carter Blair Yeisley Ms. Pamela Friedlander and Mr. Steve Yesner Mr. Chad A. Zalesiak *Deceased

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ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS AND FUNDS 2019 –20

During the 2019-20 school year, income was received from the following endowments and restricted funds. It is Collegiate’s policy to use a portion of the market value of endowed funds to support programs designated by the donors and the Board of Trustees. The balance of the income is reinvested in order to preserve the value of Collegiate School’s endowment relative to inflation.

For more information on Collegiate’s endowed funds or to establish a new one, please contact Kristen Williams, chief development officer, at 804.741.9722 or kristen_williams@collegiate-va.org.

Abrahamsson Kyrolainen Education and Community Outreach Endowment Stephen P. Adamson Scholarship Hugh H. Addy Scholarship Benjamin Pollard and Martha Tinsley Alsop Scholarship Alumni Grants for Faculty Excellence Alumni Scholarship Alumni Technology Endowment Stephen R. Anderson Endowment for the Love of the Arts

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Mr. and Mrs. W. Preston Baldwin, Jr. Scholarship BCF ’02 Scholarship Fund - In honor of Weldon Bradshaw Kenneth W. Beaver, Jr. Memorial Scholarship Susan Materne Benson Scholarship The Charlie Blair Endowment for Middle School Andrew Jackson Brent Award Arthur S. Brinkley, Jr. Grants for Faculty Excellence Britten Endowment for Mathematics Campaign for Collegiate - Athletics Endowment

Campaign for Collegiate - Financial Aid Endowment Campaign for Collegiate - Program/Professional Development Campaign for Collegiate - Technology Endowment Ann Bowers and Elijah Davis Catterton Scholarship Melissa and Mark A. Christian and Family Endowment Class of ’64 Professional Development Fund Class of ’67 Scholarship Class of ’71 Scholarship Class of ’74 Endowment for International Studies Class of ’77 Anne Jones Staff Award Class of ’78 Endowment for Faculty Recruiting Class of ’80 Scholarship Class of ’81 Scholarship Class of ’84 Community Service Award Collegiate Experience Endowment Collegiate School 50th Reunion Endowment Collegiate School Speakers Series Endowment Adeline Cox Music Award Craigie Endowment for Teaching Excellence Darr-Davis Investment Endowment Catherine A. Davis Library Endowment sMiles Domalik Scholarship Maureen Donnahoe Library Endowment Maureen Donnahoe Scholarship Stanley F. Druckenmiller Endowment for English Endowed Award in Chinese

Endowment for Science and Girls’ Athletics – In honor of Ann H. Griffin and Karen S. Doxey Engard Art Award Keith A. Evans Endowment for School Leadership Catharine Stauffer Flippen Scholarship Edward E. Ford Foundation Endowment for Coaching Excellence Edward E. Ford Foundation Minority Scholarship Edward E. Ford Foundation Scholarship Edward E. Ford Foundation Teaching Fellows Endowment

Galston Family Scholarship Rosamond L. Galston Fund for the Study of Asian Culture and Language Diane E. Glenn Scholarship Martha Clark Goss ’67 and David Goss Innovation Endowment Gottwald Science Endowment The Lewis B. and Benjamin L. Greenbaum Award Ann Griffin Endowment for Excellence in Teaching Cornelia Hall International Exchange Student Endowment Hamill Family Endowment Scott Harden Creative Arts Award Harrison Family Learning Resource Endowment The Mary and Steve Hickman Endowment Hirschler Science Research Award Dianne Nunnally Hoppes Financial Aid Endowment The Betty Maynard Hotchkiss Scholarship Brian Hurst Golf Endowment Scotty and Petey Jacobs Athletic Endowment Samuel D. Jessee Endowment for Leadership Anne and Grover Jones Scholarship The Jessica Joseph Endowment JK-12 Economics Education Quasi Endowment George E. Kaugars Scholarship Rob Kelly Spirit Award F. C. Kiefer Wrestling Endowment Klaus Family Endowment Martha Kolbe Award Lewis Lawson Ton of Coins by Interact Club Julia Williams Layfield Endowment for Service The LeCompte Family Fund Endowment Carolyn Levey Music Fund and Award Light a Star Endowment John R. Lower Memorial Grant Luck Family Academic Services Endowment Jake MacNelly, Jr. Endowment for the Arts Make a Splash Swimming Endowment Mallonee Library Book Fund Massey Endowment for Science Dr. and Mrs. Emmett C. Mathews Technology Endowment Mary G. McCormack Faculty Financial Aid Endowment McCormack Women’s Athletic Endowment John Peyton McGuire Memorial Scholarship Selma C. Meyers Scholarship Middle School Choral Award Middle School Technology Award J. Clifford Miller III Learning Resource Endowment Helen Moon Senior English Award Catherine Barron Moreau Scholarship Randolph Nuckols Quasi Endowment for Woodworking Nunnally Hall Building Endowment James F. Oates III Emerging Artist Award Oates Endowment for Creative and Innovative Teaching Oates Endowment for the Arts Richard D. Obenshain Scholarship Parents’ Association Endowment for Faculty Professional Development Mary Morton Parsons Scholarship Williams E. Pembleton, Jr. Memorial Scholarship Ruth and Milton Perel Scholarship Physicians’ Endowment for Computer Science Malcolm U. Pitt, Jr. Scholarship E. Angus Powell Endowment for American Enterprise

Elizabeth Bryson Powell Award Madame Marcia Powell Language Lab Endowment Joanne Pratt Award for Teaching Excellence Peggy Fish Rada Endowment for Multiculturalism Dr. William F. Reames Scholarship Charles Larus and Edythe Robertson Reed Scholarship William "Bill" Reeves Endowment for Ethical Behavior, Diversity and Global Outreach William "Bill" Reeves Renaissance Student Award Katie Rexrode Scholarship C.B. Robertson III Endowment for STEM Education Rockefeller Endowment for Excellence in Teaching Rosedale Minority Recruitment Endowment Rosemary Award Rosenthal Endowment for Foreign Languages Schewel Family Minority Scholarship David Schools Scholarship for Music Martha Elizabeth Schwarz Honorarium for Excellence in Teaching in the Lower School Seal Athletic Endowment Ted Shaffner Theater Fund Sharp Academic Commons Endowment in Support of Visual Arts Rebecca S. Shepherd Endowment for Leadership in Economic Education Paul M. Shuford Scholarship Virginia Courtney Simpson Award Susan and Mark Sisisky Global Enrichment Fund The Alex Smith Family Endowment Spinner Family Endowment Stettinius Endowment for Educational Excellence Amanda Surgner Financial Aid Endowment Helen Minor Tanner Scholarship Texaco Star Scholarship Charles G. Thalhimer, Sr. & Family Endowment for College Counseling Charles G. Thalhimer, Sr. & Family Technology Endowment Ellen Thalhimer Senior French Award The Nancy P. Thalhimer Scholarship Nancy White Thomas Scholarship Christopher George Thompson Scholarship Jessie Baker Thompson Endowment for the Arts Mary Parker Moncure Vaden Endowment for Citizenship and the Arts Anne Velez Memorial Endowment Weinstein Endowment for Character Education Weinstein Family Community Outreach and Service Endowment Caleb Wharton Memorial Scholarship Mancha H. White Endowment Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation Whitfield Fund for Excellence in Writing Nancy P. Whitley Endowment for Mathematics Whitlow Family Endowment for the Theater Arts Clarence B. Williams Award Frances Leigh Williams Journalism Award Julia Anderson Williams Grant for Faculty Development Nell G. Williams Science Fund Armenia E. Winestock Scholarship

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SPECIAL GIFTS Gifts in Honor of

2020 Girls Varsity Soccer Team Mr. and Mrs. Corey W. Hill Ms. Lorna Adkins Mr. and Mrs. John N. Moreau Mrs. Elizabeth W. Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Joshua S. Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Brent I. Miller Mr. David Bannard Miss Charlotte Abigail Palmore Mr. and Mrs. Douglas D.R. Palmore Mr. and Mrs. William S. Peebles IV Mr. William Harrison Baxter II 1988 Mr. Harrison Arthur Baxter 2025 Mr. William Stuart Baxter 2027 Mr. and Mrs. William H. Baxter Miss Lucy Watkins Beckstoffer 2025 Mr. Brian Joseph Beckstoffer, Jr. 2029 Weezie and Buck Wiltshire Mr. William Charles Bennett 2016 Mrs. Georgia Millan Mr. Thomas Wilson Blain 2007 Mr. Andrew Stuart Blain 2009 Mr. John McMann Blain 2014 Mr. and Mrs. Stuart W. Blain Mr. Charles L. Blair Jr. Mrs. Lisa Pennington Bass Mr. Samuel Reed Blair Mr. and Mrs. John P. McGuire Boyd

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Mr. and Mrs. John D. Catterton Mr. and Mrs. John W. Crews Mr. and Mrs. Leavenworth M. Ferrell II Mr. and Mrs. David A. Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. William F. Drewry Gallalee Mr. Benjamin L. Greenbaum Mr. and Mrs. Corey W. Hill Mrs. Dan Hu Dr. and Mrs. James S. Hunter, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Francis R. Kollmansperger III Amy Becker Leibowitz and Seth Leibowitz Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd F. Lewis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Long, Jr. Mr. Keith Andrew Lublin Mr. R. Douglas Massey Mr. and Mrs. G. Anthony Oates Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Palmore Mr. and Mrs. Matthew W. Richardson Mrs. Ann H. Robins Rich Robins Mr. Michael Wickliffe Ruehling Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Shield II Ms. Anna Starnes Mrs. Stephanie Bensinger Starr Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Sampson Stiff Mr. and Mrs. Alfred L. Stratford III Mr. Addison B. Thompson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Nathan H. Turbeville, Jr. Jayne and Bobby Ukrop Rob and Shannon Ukrop Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Waldron Mr. and Mrs. George Wickham Mr. and Mrs. Andrew T. Wiley

2019 –20

Miss Kendall Heyward Boggs 2024 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher B. Boggs Mrs. G. Clisby Clarke Mr. Edgar Clinton Bothwell IV 1991 Mr. and Mrs. William F. Griffin Mrs. Lee Bottoms Mr. and Mrs. Brent I. Miller Mrs. Cynthia Nott Bowling 1989 Mr. and Mrs. William S. Peebles IV Mrs. Emily D. Bradshaw Ms. Taylor Randolph Bode Ms. Erin M. Breese Mr. and Mrs. Justin R. Andress Mr. Thomas Patrick Brennan 2022 Mr. and Mrs. John C. Brennan Mr. Paschal D. Brooks III 1973 Mr. George H. Brooks 1975 Ms. Sarah J. Brooks 1981 Mr. and Mrs. William F. Griffin Mrs. Christian O. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd F. Lewis, Jr. Mrs. Elizabeth Jessee Bruni 2009 Mr. and Mrs. Brent I. Miller Mr. Edward "Teddy" W. Bruno Mr. Oliver Thomas Bruno 2031 Mrs. Virginia Henley Watkins

Mrs. Sandra Edwards Bruton 1969 Mrs. Kathleen Bullard Adams Mr. Andrew Simon Chernack 1990 Mr. and Mrs. William F. Griffin Mr. Ethan Jonas Choe 2024 Mr. and Mrs. Young K. Choe Mr. James Taylor Christmas, Jr. 2008 Dr. and Mrs. James T. Christmas Class of 1962 Mrs. Lucy Fitzgerald Steele Class of 1980 Dr. Elizabeth McKenney Kiser Mrs. Hunter McKinley Sydnor Ms. Mary Sue Coffey Mr. and Mrs. John N. Moreau Ms. Katherine Meyers Cohen 1969 Mrs. Kathleen Bullard Adams Miss Caroline Ann Cooke 2012 Mr. Jack Edward Cooke 2015 Mr. Mark Andrew Cooke 2018 Mr. and Mrs. E. Eugene Cooke Miss Eleanor Nelson Cribbs 2024 Miss Elizabeth Rose Cribbs 2027 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rosser

Miss Katherine Ann Cullen 2024 Miss Jane Randall Cullen 2027 Mrs. Annie F. Cullen

Mr. Charles Linwood Gill 2025 Miss Lindley Susannah Gill 2028 Mrs. Charles P. Witmer

Mr. Harvey Morris Dickson, Jr. 1969 Mrs. Kathleen Bullard Adams

Mrs. Teresa Alvis Given 1982 Mr. and Mrs. J. Mason New

Ms. Eliza R. Diggs 1969 Mrs. Kathleen Bullard Adams

Miss Isabella Grace Glenn 2026 Dr. and Mrs. Daran G. Glenn

Mrs. Susan Droke Mr. and Mrs. William S. Peebles IV

Mrs. Katharine Bothwell Gregory 1986 Mr. and Mrs. William F. Griffin

Mrs. Margaret Evans Ms. Dee L. Goodbody

Mrs. Ann H. Griffin Mr. Andrew Simon Chernack

Mrs. Penny B. Evins Ms. Susan Farley Ferrell Mrs. Kimberly S. Parks

Mr. James D. Griffith 1969 Mrs. Kathleen Bullard Adams

Penny and Sam Evins Mr. and Mrs. William S. Peebles IV

Mrs. Deborah E. Hailes Mr. and Mrs. Corey W. Hill

Mr. James William Ferrell V 2022 Mrs. Dorothy Ewing Ferrell

Ms. Carol W. Herod 1972 Mr. and Mrs. Corey W. Hill Mr. and Mrs. David B. Horner

Courtney and Wortie Ferrell Ms. Susan Farley Ferrell

Mr. F. Robertson Hershey 1966 Ms. Kathleen T. Hershey

Ms. Jane T. Fisher 1989 Mr. Murray L. Fisher 1993 Mr. and Mrs. William F. Griffin

Mrs. Kathleen Hershey Mr. and Mrs. William R. B. Hershey

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas D. Garson Mr. and Mrs. William S. Peebles IV

Mr. James C. Hickey, Jr. Rich Robins

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S PECIA L GI FTS CO NT ’ D Mr. Stephen D. Hickman Mr. and Mrs. David A. Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. John W. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Brandon I. Miles Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Mountcastle III Mr. Khary A. Scott and Dr. Danielle D. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Alfred L. Stratford III

Mrs. Sarah Gray Tullidge Innes 2005 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Tullidge, Jr. Mr. Patrick Jacobs 2023 Mr. A. Cecil Jacobs Coach Larry Jarman Rich Robins

Mrs. Aster Kidane Mr. and Mrs. Joshua S. Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Brent I. Miller Mrs. Beth A. Kondorossy Mr. and Mrs. William A. Hall, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Corey W. Hill

Miss Catherine Bailey Hill 2020 Mr. Daniel Jackson Hill 2022 Mr. and Mrs. Doug Wetmore

Mrs. Lauren Jenkins Mrs. Teresa Alvis Given

Mr. Henry Raab Hofheimer 2027 Miss Carter Somers Hofheimer 2029 Mr. and Mrs. W. Barry Hofheimer

Miss Mary Adelaide Johnson 2015 Mr. Thomas Hart Johnson 2015 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. P. Johnson III

Mrs. Ellen Thalhimer Holland 1969 Mrs. Kathleen Bullard Adams

Mrs. Nicole Ligon Jones Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd F. Lewis, Jr.

Mr. Patrick E. Loach Mr. and Mrs. William A. Hall, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William S. Peebles IV Upper School Faculty and Staff

Mr. Campbell Maxwell Horner 2032 Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Maxwell

Mr. Henry Michael Kerr 2030 Miss Mary Catherine Maxwell Kerr 2032 Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Maxwell

Miss Sophie Kwan Sumiko Lou 2022 Mr. Jacob Maxwell Lou 2023 Ek Seng and Sui Chan Lou

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Mr. Shepherd Fitz-Hugh Lewis, Jr. 1996 Mr. John Luther Walker IV Mr. Connor Beale Little 2021 Mr. and Mrs. George B. Little, Jr.

Mr. Peter E. Mahoney, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. William S. Peebles IV Mrs. Beth Watlington Marchant 1972 Mr. and Mrs. David M. Clough Mrs. Elizabeth Gehr Marchant 2004 Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd F. Lewis, Jr. Miss Teresa Eleanor Markiewicz 2020 Mr. and Mrs. Jon W. Markiewicz Mrs. Victoria Christmas Marks 2005 Dr. and Mrs. James T. Christmas Mr. John W. Martin 1978 Mr. and Mrs. William S. Peebles IV Mr. Lane Peyton Martin 1999 Mr. and Mrs. Lee P. Martin, Jr.

Mrs. Mary G. McCormack Mrs. Joan McCormack Ferrill

Mrs. Lisa E. Roday Mr. and Mrs. William S. Peebles IV

Ms. Andrea Lynn Menyhart 1969 Mrs. Kathleen Bullard Adams

Mrs. Mary Margaret Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Brude D. Stoever

Mrs. Andrea Miller Mr. and Mrs. David B. Horner Mr. and Mrs. Jon W. Markiewicz

Mr. Edward Patrick Schutt 2018 Mr. Charles Gannon Schutt 2020 Miss Bridgette Harwell Schutt 2025 Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Schutt

Miss Cathryn Elizabeth Tullidge 2007 Mr. William Brant Tullidge 2011 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Tullidge, Jr.

Mr. Elijah Benjamin Schwartz 2020 Mr. Donald E. Perry

Miss Elsie Tucker Walker 2022 Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Walker Jr

Mrs. Faulkner Bagley Sgro 1988 Mrs. Sally Ann Twedell Bagley

Mr. Claud M. Whitley, Jr. Mrs. Judith J. Bumgardner Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Hickman Mr. and Mrs. Corey W. Hill Mr. William B. Judkins Mr. Andrew M. Thalhimer Marcia and Harry Thalhimer Michael and Alyson Thalhimer

Mrs. Debbie Miller Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. William S. Peebles IV Mrs. Heather Garson Welch Mr. Amasa E. Monroe Ms. Dee L. Goodbody Mr. John N. Moreau Rich Robins Mr. William J. O’Brien Miss Charlotte Abigail Palmore Mr. and Mrs. Douglas D.R. Palmore Miss Katherine Olivia O’Toole 2025 Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ramos Coach Don Pate Rich Robins Mr. Alex Peavey Mr. and Mrs. Marion B. Peavey Mr. John Luther Walker IV Mrs. Peggy Fish Rada Ms. Mary Talmadge Rada Miss Alianna Ramzi Ramadan 2031 Ms. Pauline Foster Dr. William F. Reames Mr. and Mrs. Harry Atwood Mrs. Lindsey Reames Claud Mr. and Mrs. W. Brian Reames Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Russell Mrs. Rebecca R. Trader Mrs. Carter C. Reid Mr. and Mrs. William S. Peebles IV Miss Eliza Harrison Reynolds 2030 Mr. and Mrs. James Branscome Bill Rider Mr. and Mrs. Corey W. Hill

Ms. Laurie Beattie Shelton 1969 Mrs. Kathleen Bullard Adams Mrs. Val Siff Mr. and Mrs. M. Carlisle Bowling III Mr. William Walker Spain 2030 Mr. Charles Whitley Spain 2033 Ms. Stephanie L. Hamlett Mr. Andrew Stanley Miss Drew Michelle Stanley 2023 Mr. John FitzGerald Stanley 2024 Mr. Tyler Joseph Stanley 2028 Mr. and Mrs. J. Snowden Stanley

Mr. Arthur Randolph Totten 2025 Miss Clara Anne Totten 2026 Mr. Robert Rosenkranz Mr. Tung Trinh Mr. and Mrs. William S. Peebles IV

Mrs. Susan Wiley Mr. and Mrs. William S. Peebles IV Mrs. Jennifer Robertson Wilkins 1992 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher G. Kulp Mr. Rodney T. Willett 1981 and Ms. Lydia R. Pulley Dr. and Mrs. Henry I. Willett

Mrs. Elizabeth Bothwell Stepp 1983 Mr. and Mrs. William F. Griffin

Mrs. Kristen O’Brien Williams Mr. and Mrs. William S. Peebles IV

Mr. Wallace Stettinius The John Brennan Family

Mr. Francis Deane Williams III 1969 Mrs. Kathleen Bullard Adams

Mrs. Amanda Little Surgner 1983 Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Mahoney, Sr.

Miss Mary Estella Williams 2024 Mrs. Erwin Boyd

Miss Kathryn Bryn Sutherland 2022 Mr. Preston Sinclair Sutherland 2027 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sutherland

Mrs. Anne Tunstall Bagley Willis 2000 Mrs. Sally Ann Twedell Bagley

Mrs. Pamela Armstrong Tait 1969 Mrs. Kathleen Bullard Adams Team Lisa Mrs. Burrell W. Stultz* Ms. Sandra Y. Ting Ms. Dee L. Goodbody Mr. and Mrs. Brude D. Stoever

Mrs. Wendy L. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd F. Lewis, Jr. Dr. James Kenneth Zelenak 1993 Mr. and Mrs. Russell W. Perkins, Sr. Mrs. Laura Zyglocke Mr. and Mrs. George Hann *Deceased

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S PECIA L GI FTS CO NT ’ D

Gifts in Memory of

Mr. Nicholas Robert Adams 2004 Mr. and Mrs. Leavenworth M. Ferrell II

Mr. Maxwell Chisolm Dwyer 2002 Mr. and Mrs. Leavenworth M. Ferrell II

Mr. Lawrence Wooton Jarman III 1984 Mrs. Ellen Fleming Dougherty

Mr. Stephen P. Adamson, Jr. 1992 Ms. Susan Farley Ferrell

Mrs. Margaret Shinnick Federhart 1958 Mrs. Frances Shinnick Manderson

Dr. Samuel D. Jessee 1970 Dr. and Mrs. E. Forrest Jessee, Jr.

Mrs. Roberta Cutchins Ames 1950 Mr. and Mrs. John D. Catterton

Mrs. Sarah Raybin Portlock Fellman 2003 Mr. William S. Portlock and Ms. Nancy L. Raybin

Mr. Skip Johns Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Kelly III

Mrs. Margaret Tilghman Bothwell 1959 Mr. and Mrs. John D. Catterton Mr. and Mrs. J. Cabell Chenault IV Mr. and Mrs. William F. Griffin Dr. and Mrs. James S. Hunter, Jr. Mrs. Julia Scott Wall King Mr. and Mrs. Bruce L. Mertens Mr. and Mrs. John N. Moreau

Mr. Alexander M. "Sandy" Fisher Mr. and Mrs. J. Cabell Chenault IV Mr. and Mrs. William F. Griffin Mr. Carl B. Frye, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. DuBose, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Erik S. Siebert

Shearer Davis Bowman, Ph.D. 1967 Mr. and Mrs. John W. Fain

Mrs. Elizabeth Ferguson Gallalee Mr. and Mrs. William F. Drewry Gallalee

Mr. John Russell Britten Mrs. J. Russell Britten Mrs. Beverly Britten Moore

Mr. G. Waddy Garrett Mrs. Cornelia Whittet Garrett

Mr. Paschal D. Brooks, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William F. Griffin Mrs. Ann Lee Saunders Brown 1936 Ms. Anne Bruce Ahearn Mr. and Mrs. Douglas D. Garson Ms. Cecilia E. M. Bullard 1963 Mrs. Kathleen Bullard Adams Ms. Stuart Cahill Cawthorn 1995 Dr. Pamela Herbert Minkler Mr. Barry R. Chernack Mr. Andrew Simon Chernack Mr. and Mrs. William F. Griffin Miss Katherine Hill Childrey 2004 Mrs. Elizabeth Rosebro Chriss Mrs. Louise F. Galleher Coldwell 1952 Dr. and Mrs. James S. Hunter, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde H. Ratcliffe III Mrs. Lee Schmidt Collier 1969 Mr. and Mrs. Everett A. Fairlamb III Mrs. Shirley K. Dages Mr. and Mrs. John D. Catterton Dr. James Scott Duff, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Catterton

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Dr. John Willard Gibbs III 1987 Mrs. Gretchen Loree Crawford Mr. and Mrs. C. Nelson Williams IV Mrs. Julie Dillon Gibson 1965 Ms. Susan Farley Ferrell Mr. William Hunter Goodwin III 1987 Mrs. Gretchen Loree Crawford Mr. and Mrs. William F. Griffin High Street United Methodist Church Mr. and Mrs. Alex Smith Mr. and Mrs. C. Nelson Williams IV Mrs. Bonny S. Greenbaum Mr. and Mrs. John T. Robertson Mr. Alexander Hamilton IV Mr. and Mrs. John D. Catterton Mrs. Patricia McKay Harden Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Farmer Don, Celie and Kathleen Gehring Mr. Vernon Haskell 1965 Mrs. Kathleen Bullard Adams Mrs. Kathy Ivins 1973 Mrs. Virginia Henley Watkins Petey and Scotty Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. John D. Catterton

Miss Jessica Eden Joseph 2018 Mr. Jonathan M. Joseph Miss Addison Grace Ratchford Mr. and Mrs. Christopher L. Ratchford Mr. Robert Ellis Kelly 1987 Dr. Scott Edmondson Crater Mr. Benjamin R. Lacy IV Mrs. Benjamin R. Lacy IV Mr. and Mrs. Scott F. Ruth Weezie and Buck Wiltshire Mr. C. M. Little, Jr. Ms. Elizabeth A. Little Mr. C. Malcolm Little III 1972 Ms. Elizabeth A. Little Mrs. Lucile Little Mr. and Mrs. John D. Catterton Ms. Elizabeth A. Little Mr. John R. Lower 1984 Mrs. Ellen Fleming Dougherty Mrs. True Luck Mrs. Burrell W. Stultz* Mr. Jeffrey K. MacNelly, Jr. 1990 Mr. and Mrs. Leavenworth M. Ferrell II Ms. Susan Farley Ferrell Mr. and Mrs. Scott F. Ruth Mrs. Nancy Meyers Marsiglia 1971 Mrs. Kathleen Bullard Adams Mrs. Joy P. Massie Mr. and Mrs. William S. Peebles IV Mr. Brian McGill Karen McGill Mrs. Betty Sue McKinley Mrs. Anne Ratcliffe Chamblee Dr. and Mrs. James S. Hunter, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde H. Ratcliffe III Mrs. Hunter McKinley Sydnor

Mrs. Louise "Boomba" Pitt Miller 1968 Mr. and Mrs. John D. Catterton Mrs. Lisa Stultz Moore 1977 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas D. Monroe III Mrs. Burrell W. Stultz* Mrs. Catherine Barron Moreau Mr. and Mrs. John N. Moreau Mr. James S. Neal 1976 Mr. Braden Kemper Felts Mrs. Constance Willhite Newman Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur R. Cross Mrs. Joan O. Oates Mrs. Barbara Munsch Bayler Dr. and Mrs.* Robert P. Black Mr. Michael E. Blair Dr. and Mrs. O. Christian Bredrup, Jr. The John Brennan Family Mr. and Mrs. W. Joseph Buhrman Mrs. Judith J. Bumgardner Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Catlett, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh G. Edmunds, Jr. Mr.* and Mrs. Richard C. Edmunds, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas D. Garson Dr. and Mrs. William M. Gottwald Mr. and Mrs. William F. Griffin Mr. and Mrs. F. Robertson Hershey Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Hickman Mr. Timothy and Dr. Jill Hunter

Mrs. Jane Baird Hyde Ms. Boodie Wiltshire McGurn Mr. and Mrs. William T. Nolley Mr. and Mrs. E. Bryson Powell Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Reed, Jr. Mr.* and Mrs. R. Coleman Rice, Jr. Mr. C. Broocks Robertson IV Mr. and Mrs. Gregory B. Robertson Ms. Martha B. Robison Mr. and Mrs. Alex Smith Ms. Jane Connell Spilman Mr. and Mrs. W. Hildebrandt Surgner, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John K. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Thalhimer Mrs. Letitia E. Thompson Mr. Salvatore Tiano Mr. and Mrs. Don Tucker Jayne and Bobby Ukrop Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Van Dyke Mr. Fielding L. Williams, Jr. Mrs. Wanda W. Pace Mr. and Mrs. John D. Catterton Ms. Susan Pastore 1969 Mrs. Kathleen Bullard Adams Mrs. Evelyn Pearsall Mr. and Mrs. John D. Catterton Mr. Williams E. Pembleton, Jr. 1965 Mr. Henry M. Tyler III

Mrs. Betty Combs Pitt Mr. and Mrs. John D. Catterton Mr. Malcolm Upshur "Buck" Pitt, Jr. Mrs. John B. Bullock Mr. and Mrs. John D. Catterton Ms. Joanne E. Pratt Ms. Mayme Beth F. Donohue Mrs. Nancy Cann Purcell 1936 Mr. and Mrs. C. Tupper Purcell Mr. William "Bill" Reeves Mr. and Mrs. Weldon A. Bradshaw Ms. Kendra Brodsky Mrs. Judith J. Bumgardner Mr. and Mrs. J. Cabell Chenault IV Mr. Samuel A. Derieux* Mr. and Mrs. James A. DeVoe Mr. and Mrs. John W. Fain Mr. and Mrs. William F. Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Hickman Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Koerin Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. McFall, Jr. Tyna Millacci Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Mountcastle, Jr. Ms. Cheri Nakamura Lori Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Karl Netting Dr. Ann Nichols-Casebolt Mr. and Mrs. Stylian P. Parthemos Amy and Bill Rider

Ms. Carole Sandy Mr. and Mrs. W. Hildebrandt Surgner, Jr. Jayne and Bobby Ukrop Mrs. Suzanne P. Wiltshire Mr. Steve Yesner and Ms. Pamela Friedlander Mr. Michael Bruce Rhyne, Jr. 2001 Mr. and Mrs. Leavenworth M. Ferrell II Mr. C. B. Robertson III Mrs. Martha L. Robertson Mr. James Catlin Robertson 2004 Mrs. Nancy Archbell Bain Mr. and Mrs. Ronald H. Bargatze Mrs. Christi White Barranger Mr. and Mrs. John F. Bartholomew Mr. William Rust Bartholomew Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Blair, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Kemper Blair Mr. Michael Hille Blair Mr. Samuel Reed Blair Mr. and Mrs. Weldon A. Bradshaw Mr. and Mrs. Laurance G. Burke Mr. Hunter B. Carpenter CSC Leasing Company Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cullen Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Cullen Mr. and Mrs. James J. Doherty Mr. and Mrs. John C. Fain Mr. and Mrs. John W. Fain Mr. Jordan Agee Farmer Mr. and Mrs. Leavenworth M. Ferrell II

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S PECIA L GI FTS CO NT ’ D Ms. Elisabeth Anne Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm P. Friddell Mr. Hunter Drewry Gallalee Mr. and Mrs. Stevens N. Gentil Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Golliday Mr. Benjamin L. Greenbaum Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Vernon Hawthorne Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Higgins Mr. and Mrs. P.K. Holmes Mr. and Mrs. L. Howard Jenkins III Mrs. Margaret McGurn King Mr. and Mrs. Waverly G. King III Mr. and Mrs. Fontaine B. Lawson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. B. Lawson Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Leisy, Jr. Mrs. Nancy S. Longaker Mr. and Mrs. J. Reilly Marchant Ms. Elizabeth C. Masters Mr. and Mrs. David H. Mathews Mrs. Virginia Layfield McAndrew Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. McFall, Jr. Mrs. Frances Dowdey Mottley Mr. Jeffrey L. Mullen Mr. and Mrs. John C. Neal Mr. and Mrs. William H. Overton Mr. William Hatcher Overton, Jr. Mrs. Kamini Pahuja Mr. Rishi Chandra Pahuja Mr. and Mrs. E. Bryson Powell Mr. Walker DeHart Redd Mr. Edward Whitcomb Rider Mr. and Mrs. Gregory B. Robertson Mr. and Mrs. John T. Robertson Mr. John Thomas Robertson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Roper Mr. Andrew B. Sellergren Dr. and Mrs. Domenic A. Sica Mr. Stephen Edward Sica Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Slay Ms. Anna Starnes Dr. and Mrs. Charles V. Terry

Mrs. Anne Vail Thomas Mrs. Amber Jesse Tillman Mr. R. Barton Tracy Mrs. Caroline Terry Turner Mr. and Mrs. John C. Walker Mr. Marshall L. Waller Mr. and Mrs. R. Taylor Waller, Jr. Ms. Karen Longaker Wells Mrs. Stephanie Ross West Mr. Matthew K. Williams Ms. Pamela Marie Williams Mrs. Melinda Vick Wilson Mrs. Carter Blair Yeisley Mr. Chad A. Zalesiak Mr. Jeffrey Scott Robertson 2001 Mr. and Mrs. Leavenworth M. Ferrell II Miss A. Katherine Schmidt 1974 Mr. and Mrs. Everett A. Fairlamb III Mr. William C. “Brother” Scott 1971 Ms. Amanda Atkinson Ms. Martha Beyrau Mr. and Mrs. R. Lewis Boggs Mrs. Cynthia I. Bowles Mr. and Mrs. John P. McGuire Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Martin C. Boyle Mr. Thomas C. Brown, Jr. Ms. Anna Burger Ms. Dianne E. Butler Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt B. Casler III Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Catlett, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Clarke Chase Mr. James C. Chase, Jr. Miss Sarah Massie Chase Dr. and Mrs. Ken Cherry Ms. Mary Maxwell Conner Ms. Paula C. Dennison Mr. and Mrs. John F. Dunlap Mr. and Mrs. John W. Fain

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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Farmer Mr. Stuart C. Ford Ms. Caitlin Fox Dr. and Mrs. William M. Gottwald Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Gouldin Mr. Samuel Hall Ms. Mary Jacob Harris Mr. and Mrs. F. Robertson Hershey Mrs. Elizabeth Hillsman* Mrs. Lucy Moore Hogsed Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hoofnagle III Ms. Susanna Jones Ms. Lee Anne Judkins Ms. Elizabeth L. Keller Ms. Lisa Large Mr. and Mrs. H. Pettus LeCompte Ms. Carrie Lee Mr. and Mrs. H. Michael Ligon Ms. Boodie Wiltshire McGurn Ms. Lizzie McWilliams Ms. Lisa Miller Mrs. Elizabeth B. Minor Dr. and Mrs. James F. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Nevin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Norfleet Ms. Katrina M. Parkinson Mr. and Mrs. E. Bryson Powell Mr. and Mrs. David C. Purdy Mr. and Mrs. David D. Redmond Mrs. Tayloe Moore Reeves Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm E. Ritsch, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory B. Robertson Mrs. Barbara Briesmaster Sensabaugh Mr. and Mrs. Alex Smith Ms. Shelley Sonnonstine Ms. Laura Taylor Ms. Ansley Warren Mr. and Mrs. John H. Wick III Dr. Beverly H. Sgro Mr. and Mrs. Douglas D. Garson

Mrs. Virginia Prince Shinnick 1926 Mrs. Frances Shinnick Manderson Mr. Geoffrey Richard Shudtz 2001 Mrs. Suzanne Smith Stovall Mr. Arnold B. “Arnie” Snukals Mr. and Mrs. J. Clarke Chase Miss Sarah Massie Chase Mrs. Kaye Brinkley Spalding 1958 Mr. Henry C. Spalding, Jr. Mr. John Lloyd Stultz Mrs. Burrell W. Stultz* Molly Schade Surgner Ms. Nancy Schade Miss Helen Minor Tanner 1949 Mr. and Mrs. Everett A. Fairlamb III Mr. Charles G. Thalhimer, Jr. 1968 Mrs. Kathleen Bullard Adams Mrs. Nancy P. Thalhimer Mr. Morton G. Thalhimer, Jr. Mr. Christopher George Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Leavenworth M. Ferrell II Mrs. Rachel Q. Wallis Mr. and Mrs. William S. Peebles IV Mr. William Caleb Wharton 2012 Mr. and Mrs. John A. Crews Mr. and Mrs. John L. Walker III Mr. John Luther Walker IV Mr. Lee Stribling Walker

Mr. Allen B. White 1969 Mrs. Kathleen Bullard Adams Mr. Hugh V. White, Jr. Mr. Ronald Oswin Pessner, Jr. Mr. Dexter E. Williams Ms. Anne Bruce Ahearn Mr. George Bertram Ahearn Mr. and Mrs. John B. Bullard III Mr. and Mrs. Corey W. Hill

Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Duncan S. Owen III Ms. Donna L. Perry and Dr. Louis Schwartz Mrs. Julia Anderson Williams Mr. and Mrs. Bruce L. Mertens

Mr. Charles F. Wiltshire Mrs. Suzanne P. Wiltshire Jean Betts Wiltshire 1938 and Richard W. Wiltshire Weezie and Buck Wiltshire

Mr. W. Guy Williams, Jr. Mrs. Susan Williams Cantus Mrs. Mary William Hagan Mrs. Margaret Williams Pace

Mr. Charles Witmer Mrs. Charles P. Witmer

Garnish Mr. and Mrs. David B. Horner Mr. and Mrs. D. Scott Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Mountcastle III

Mr. Mark J. Palyo Mr. and Mrs. Duane H. Ragsdale Mrs. Katherine Musick Roski Mr. and Mrs. Aaron P. Sullivan

Mrs. Paige Willhite Woolwine 1984 Mrs. Ellen Fleming Dougherty Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Hagan Miss Jasmine Yolanda Wright 2006 Anonymous *Deceased

Gifts in Kind Mr. and Mrs. Christopher A. Bain Mr. and Mrs. Matthew D. Brotherton Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Coli Counts Hallmark

Ukrop’s Super Markets, Inc. Mrs. JoElle B. VanRoekel

2020 Winter Party and Auction Sponsors 3North Anton Paar Arborscapes, LLC BB&T BetterMed Urgent Care Brown, Edwards & Company LLP Canal Capital Management Carlton-Gray Systems, Inc. Cherry Bekaert Cobb Technologies Colliers International Commonwealth Oral and Facial Surgery Corinthian Construction LLC

CT Purcell Excavating Davenport & Company LLC Draper Aden Associates Drs. Kaugars and Miller P.C. F.G. Pruitt, Inc. Frontier Investment Group of BB&T Scott & Stringfellow Gardner Orthodontics Holiday Barn Pet Resorts James River Construction Joyce and Howard Cosgrove, Pam and Tom Roberts, and Susan Stone Keiter CPAs

Kjellstrom + Lee Construction Lansing Building Products Lingerfelt CommonWealth Partners Livewire, LLC Lowe, Brockenbrough & Company MannKidwell Interior Window Treatments Marsh & McLennan Agency Mass Mutual Greater Richmond, Buddy Finney Master Electrical Services LLC McGuire Woods Page Auto Group Paymerang Prologue

Reynolds Development Rhodes-Werner & Co., Inc. Richmond Pediatric Dentistry and Orthodontics Safe Harbor Title Company Shaheen, Ruth, Martin & Fonville Real Estate StraightLine Financial Virginia Eye Institute Virginia iSpine Williams Mullen

The Markel Corporation Matching Gifts Program Marsh & McLennan Companies Microsoft Network for Good New York Life Foundation Novartis Once For All Trust

Philip Morris Salesforce.org Foundation The SunTrust Foundation TowneBank Universal Leaf Foundation Virginia Credit Union Wells Fargo Foundation

Matching Gift Companies Albemarle Corporation Altria Group, Inc. America’s Charities Amgen Foundation Bank of America Carmax Foundation Cigna Foundation Citizens Charitable Foundation

Citrix Systems Dominion Foundation Matching Gift Program Gap Inc. Genentech, Inc. Genworth Foundation Matching Gifts Gray Holdings, LLC Hamilton Beach Brands The Luck Companies Foundation

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HELEN BAKER SOCIETY 2019 –20

HELEN BAKER

Charter Members Anonymous Mrs. Nancy Archbell Bain Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan G. Brougham Mrs. Grace Wallace Brown 1948 Ms. Cecilia E. M. Bullard 1963* Ms. Margaret H. Campbell 1974 and Dr. Richard S. Gitomer Mrs. Elizabeth Carlson* Mrs. Betty Sams Christian* Mr. James H. Cochrane, Jr. 1971 Mr.* and Mrs. Walter W. Craigie Mr. and Mrs. James A. DeVoe 1956 Dr. and Mrs. E. Henry Diehl, Jr. Mr.* and Mrs. Richard C. Edmunds, Jr. 1952 Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Evans Mrs. Nancy Simmons Brockenbrough Foulks 1962 Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm P. Friddell Mrs. Cornelia Whittet Garrett Mr. and Mrs. Douglas D. Garson Mr. and Mrs.* C. Hobson Goddin Mrs. Mildred Elliott Goode* Mr. Robert P. Gorrell and Ms. Sabet Stroman Ms. Martha J. Goss 1967 Mr. and Mrs. Gordon B. Grigg 1981 Mr. and Mrs. C. Wade Hairfield III Mr. and Mrs. Brenton S. Halsey, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. A. William Hamill Ms. Elizabeth R. Harris 1975 Mr.* and Mrs. H. Hiter Harris, Jr. Dr.* and Mrs. Philip R. Hart Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Anson Hart 1978 Mr. and Mrs. Wirt H. Hatcher III 1967 Mr.* and Mrs.* Charles F. Heiner

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Mrs. Nancy Crater Jandl* Mrs. Anne Gail Gilman Jennings 1988 Miss Etta Johnson 1923* Colonel and Mrs. Freeman E. Jones 1979 Mr.* and Mrs.* John F. Kay, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Christopher Lansing Mrs. Farrell Stubs Laughlin* 1939 Mr. and Mrs. T. Gaylon Layfield III 1969 Mrs. Julia Williams Layfield 1970* Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Pettus LeCompte 1971 Mr. Richard K. LeRoy Mr. C. M. Little, Jr.* Mr. and Mrs. Bruce MacDougal Mrs. William L. Major* Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Markel 1966 Mrs. Mary Leigh Marston 1927* Mr. and Mrs. William M. Massie, Jr. 1979 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. McCandlish Mrs. Alfred McCormack, Jr. Mrs. H. C. L. Miller, Jr.* Mr. and Mrs. Douglas D. Monroe III 1977 Mr.* and Mrs. T. Justin Moore, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Mountcastle, Jr. 1959 Mrs. Katharine G. Munt 1928* Mr. H. E. Neale 1965 Mrs. Lena Cole Newell 1918* Martha Hill Newell 1939* Dr.* and Mrs.* James F. Oates III Mr. and Mrs. Larry G. Pearson Mr.* and Mrs.* Malcolm U. Pitt, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Angus Powell, Jr. 1966 Mr. and Mrs. E. Bryson Powell 1969, 1969 Ms. Lee Marshall Price 1966 Mr. Scott Redmond

Mr. C. Lathrop Reed* Mr. and Mrs. Allen B. Rider III Mrs. Maria Wornom Rippe 1960 Richard Robins, Esq. 1986 Mrs. Elsie Snow Seay 1924* Mr.* and Mrs.* Paul M. Shuford Mr. and Mrs. Alex Smith 1965 Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Stettinius Mrs. Kay Rucker Strohl Mr.* and Mrs.* John L. Stultz Mr.* and Mrs.* Page Sutherland 1954 Miss Helen Minor Tanner 1949* Mr.* and Mrs.* Edgar N. Taylor 1926 Mr. Charles G. Thalhimer* Mr. and Mrs. William B. Thalhimer III 1964 Mr. Christopher M. Timmons 1970* Dr. and Mrs. Eugene P. Trani The Dr. Thomas Burwell Vaden, Jr.* and Mary Parker Moncure Vaden* Foundation Mr.* and Mrs.* Wyndham R. White III 1949 Mrs. Nell Gathright Williams* Mr. and Mrs. R. Gregory Williams 1969 Mrs. Julia Anderson Williams* Mr.* and Mrs.* Richard W. Wiltshire 1938 Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Yount 1966

The Helen Baker Society recognizes those individuals who have made provisions in their estate plans for Collegiate School.

Those designated as Charter members took certain steps towards creating their gifts prior to June 1, 2001. To learn more about membership in the Society, please contact Jason Chestnutt, leadership giving officer and director of gift planning, at 804-741-3945 or jason_chestnutt@collegiate-va.org.

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Members Ms. Stacy H. Adams Anonymous (7) Mrs. Louie Hunt Baker 1953* Mrs. Hylah Boyd Ballowe 1990 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery W. Bayard Dr. and Mrs. Wyatt S. Beazley III 1958 Dr. Richard Leroy Bennett, Jr. 1990 Ms. Lynne Marie Berkness 1978 Mr. W. E. Betts, Jr.* Mr. and Mrs. Stuart W. Blain Mrs. Demie Browne Blair 1939* Mr. and Mrs. Michael Garrett Bland 1983 Mrs. Jane Finegan Boinest 1950 Mrs. Margaret Tilghman Bothwell 1959* Mrs. Ina-Jeanne Bowles and Dr. Roland L. Bowles Mr. and Mrs. Weldon A. Bradshaw Mrs. Nancy Toms Breeden 1971 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Brinkley III 1976 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Robert Brost 1985, 1991 Mrs. Ann Lee Saunders Brown 1936* Mr. and Mrs. Andrew S. Brownstein 1985 Mrs. Patricia Margraf Bussard 1963 Mrs. Royal E. Cabell, Jr.* Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Carter 1977 Mrs. Allen B. Chamberlain Mr. and Mrs. Mason Travers Chapman 1984 Ms. Roxanne Cherry Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Cobb Ms. Elizabeth Woodroof Cogar 1977 Mrs. A. Christian Compton Ms. Mary Maxwell Conner 1972 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Cricchi Mrs. Anne Margaret Daniel 1981

Mr. Charles Michael DeCamps 1968 Mrs. Margaret Anderton Dortch 1937* Mr. Woodson T. Drumheller Mr. David M. Dumville, Jr. 1974 Mr. Neil Page Farmer 1974 Mr. James Smith Ferebee* Mrs. Elizabeth Conner Flippen 1967 Mrs. Susan J. Fourness-Ewell Mrs. Lisa Levey Freeman 1975 Mr.* and Mrs.* T. Fleetwood Garner Mr.* and Mrs.* William Gatewood Mrs. Lillian Cabell Gay 1932* Mr. and Mrs. Noah C. P. Greenbaum 2003, 2004 Mrs. Ann H. Griffin Estate of Mary B. Hamilton* Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Reid Harris 1978, 1985 Mr. and Mrs. Hugh T. Harrison II Mrs. Marion Bower Harrison 1944* Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Vernon Hawthorne 1978 Mrs. Jacqueline Fowlkes Herod 1939* Mrs. Elizabeth Flippo Hutchins 1988 and Mr. William M. Hutchins Mrs. Elizabeth Isaacs Mrs. Anne Baldwin Jamerson 1978 Mr. Lawrence W. Jarman, Jr. Miss Mary Garland Jefferson 1961 Mrs. E. Leigh Dobbins Johnson 1978 Mrs. Champ Roberts Johnson 1956 Mr. and Mrs. W. Andrew Karo 1977, 1977 Mr. John Franklin Kay III 1978 Ms. Sarah Doddridge Kay 1975 Dr. Lisa L. Kirkland 1976 Mrs. Virginia Wight Lamb 1930*

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn J. Laskin 1989, 1990 Dr. Benjamin B. LeCompte III 1968 Mr. William Harvey LeCompte 1978 Mrs. Benjamin B. LeCompte, Jr. 1943* Mr.* and Mrs. Carl M. Lindner, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James F. Lipscomb, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Long, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Watkins Martin 1978 Ms. Claiborne Scott Mason Warner 1978 Mr. Alan McCullough, Jr.* Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. McGill III 1989 Mr. James Moore McMahon 1974 Ms. Gaye C. Montgomery Mrs. Lucy Boswell Negus 1955 Ms. Mil Norman-Risch Mr. Randolph W. Nuckols, Jr.* Mr. and Mrs. James R. Oliver, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas D.R. Palmore Mr. Carl P. Parrish III Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Pendleton III 1969 Mr. and Mrs. Baxter F. Phillips III Ms. Joanne E. Pratt* Mr. and Mrs. Gerry C. Quindoza Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Zafar Qureshi 1988 Mr. and Mrs. Duane H. Ragsdale Mrs. Julia Shannon Raynor 1972 Mr.* and Mrs. William Reeves Mr. and Mrs. Chris Remke 1978 Mr. Robert Coleman Rice III 1986 Mr. and Mrs. Crit T. Richardson 1976, 1975 D. Brian Richardson, Esq. 1977 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory B. Robertson Dr. and Mrs. William A. Robertson Mr. Charles Russell Robins III 1969

Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas A. Roupas Miss Jane Quinn Saunders 1933* Ms. Carol Irene Seligman 1974* Ms. Nancy Gayle Smith-Jackson 1978 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Talbot Spraker 1992 Mrs. Margaret Duncan Stallings 1949 Mr. and Mrs. John G. Stallings Mr. and Mrs. Gerald T. Stanewick Mr. and Mrs. L. Mark Stepanian 1989 Mr. James T. Stephens Mr. and Mrs. W. Hildebrandt Surgner, Jr. 1983 Mrs. Pamela Anderson Sutherland Mrs. Sibyl H. Thalhimer Mrs. Rhoda R. Thalhimer* Mr. Morton Thalhimer III 1973 Mrs. Nancy White Thomas* Mr. and Mrs. Addison B. Thompson 1966 Mrs. Rebecca LeCompte Thornton 1972 Mr. Arthur Todras Ms. Melissa P. Vaughan 1983 Mr. Darren D. Vita Mr. Richard Lee Ware 1977 Ms. Mary Morris Watt 1933* Dr. Arthur Weinstein Mr.* and Mrs. Hugh V. White, Jr. Mrs. James L. Wiley* Mr. and Mrs.* Wesley Wilson Mr.* and Mrs. E. Carlton Wilton Ms. Carolyn Levey Winks 1978 Miss Kimberly Ellen Wright 1986 *Deceased

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ALUMNI NEWS L E T T E R F RO M DIR E C T OR OF A L U M NI E NG A GE M E N T

Anne Gray Siebert ’97 Dear Collegiate Community,

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Nothing makes me happier than sharing your incredible strengths with our current

ess than eight months ago, I began

students JK-12. Our classroom walls have

my journey as your Director

been taken down thanks to the power of

of Alumni Engagement. As a

Zoom, which has created endless possibilities

Collegiate graduate (’97) and

for bringing our community together.

parent to four current students, my Cougar pride runs deep

My ultimate goal as Alumni Director is to

and wide. For the past 13 years, I had the

provide meaningful opportunities for each of

incredible privilege of teaching reading to

you to remain engaged with your alma mater

students in JK-2nd grade. The Lower School

throughout your lifetime. I want to better

is a magical place, and I’m so grateful for

understand what made Collegiate unique to

the colleagues, students and experiences

you and find ways to bring you back to our

that shaped me into the person I am today.

classrooms. Our school is stronger because of

Teaching will always be one of my passions,

each one of you.

and I am excited to find new ways to inspire,

So many of our alumni have been on the

encourage and connect with each of you as

I am filled with gratitude for the strong

front lines working hard to protect and

we share the lifelong journey of learning

program my predecessors set in motion and

heal us during the COVID-19 crisis. We are

and community.

strive to ensure our future programming

incredibly grateful and proud to call you our

is reflective of your interests. There is no

own. My wish is that everyone stays well

I often find myself in awe of the talent

denying that 2020 and the start of 2021 has

and strong. Whether you are close to campus

and accomplishments of Collegiate alumni.

been nothing short of challenging for all of

or around the world, my door — and phone,

us. I am so proud of our school leaders, our

email and Zoom­— are always open. I look

SAV E -T H E -D ATE APR I L 2 1 AT 7 P. M .

Regional Reunion Reimagined: A Special Evening with Fairplay Comedy HOSTED BY COLLEGIATE’S ALUMNI OFFICE AND THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

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students, our teachers and our alumni for

forward to getting to know each one of

showing such strength and resilience.

you better.

When I graduated from Collegiate and

This pandemic has caused us all to rethink

headed to college, I not only felt prepared

how we engage with each other. I welcome

academically but had confidence that I was

hearing from all of you on how I can support,

ready to face whatever obstacles might come

connect and keep you informed. Please don’t

my way. Collegiate prepared me to inquire,

hesitate to reach out.

to ask for help when I needed it and to feel safe in the knowledge that there was always

annegray_siebert@collegiate-va.org

someone back at Collegiate who was ready to

804.741.9757

lend a hand. This has not changed, and now, perhaps more than ever, we appreciate the

Sincerely,

support of our community.

Anne Gray Siebert ’97

Bringing Alumni Together DURING CO V ID -19

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hroughout this unusual year, virtual events such as the Town School Tea (p. 35), Homecoming (p. 38-41) and Pageant (p. 46), as well as activities such as letter-writing outreach to our 50th Reunion alumni by 5th Graders (p. 35) have creatively brought together Collegiate alumni from around the world and across the decades.

Over the summer, the Development Office reached out to welcome the Class of 2020 as our newest alumni. This fall, to connect with graduates from 2009-2019, Collegiate mailed Cougar Paw face coverings and invitations to join Cougars Connect, our new online platform.

Allie Albright ’09, Liz Bruni ’09 and Sarah Dunn ’09, all three of whom are current faculty members at Collegiate, took the stage to address the senior class at Convocation. They spoke on behalf of the Class of 2009, remembering the current senior Class of 2021 as their kindergarten buddies, reflecting on their growth and encouraging their continued leadership through the school year. Other members of the Class of 2009 joined via livestream.

COUGARS CONNECT ONLINE PLATFORM Stay connected with our nearly 8,000 active alumni across the world by joining Cougars Connect! In order to better serve and connect our alumni, Collegiate recently launched this web-based platform for networking, mentoring and more. Get connected at cougaralums.com.

This fall’s Homecoming Social Media Takeover by Class of 2010 alumni Lauren Cricchi, Addie Gottwald, Bridgette Gottwald and Libby Russell reached almost 10,000 accounts on Instagram and 18,000 on Facebook.

They engaged followers through contests, polls and photo-sharing, taking fellow Cougars down memory lane and inspiring participation in the week’s activities. They truly helped Homecoming 2020 live up to its theme­ — no matter “The Space Between,” we’ll always find ways to come together as a community. Cougar Spirit is undefeated!

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• Welcome • New Alumni Board Members THE COLLEGIATE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION WELCOMES ALL OF OUR NEW BOARD MEMBERS WHO BEGAN THEIR SERVICE IN SUMMER 2020

Lauren Cricchi ’10 Lauren currently lives in Washington, D.C., where she is a consultant at healthcare advisory firm Avalere Health and focuses on federal health policy and value-based care. During her time at Collegiate from 5th grade through graduation, she was a three-sport athlete: field hockey, basketball and lacrosse. She served as Class President for three years, and after graduation, she was an Echols Scholar at the University of Virginia. Lauren graduated from the Frank Batten School of Leadership and Public Policy in 2014 with a minor in Business Spanish. While at U.Va., she applied the leadership skills gained at Collegiate and served as the inaugural president of the newly formed Batten Undergraduate Council. She then moved to Washington, beginning her career as an intern at Liberty Partners Group, and then spent three years at the Lewin Group before starting her current position at Avalere in 2017. Lauren recently ended her three-year tenure serving on the board of the U.Va. Club of Washington, D.C., and hopes to bring her experience connecting the alumni community both in-person and virtually to her position on the Collegiate Alumni Board.

Stuart Farrell ’03 Stuart currently serves as a Managing Partner of Tuckahoe Holdings, a private equity holding company based in Richmond. Prior to helping found Tuckahoe, he served as a Director of Corporate Development for the Washington Post Co. (now Graham Holdings) and the Special Assistant to the Assistant Secretary of Management/CFO of the U.S. Department of the Treasury. He is a 2003 graduate of Collegiate. Stuart completed his undergraduate studies at the University of Virginia and received an M.B.A. from Harvard Business School. He is a father of two current Collegiate students.

Dominique Meeks Gombe ’09 Dominique currently lives in Richmond and works at Capital One as a Software Engineer. She is passionate about sharing her love of technology and is constantly looking for ways to bring underrepresented individuals into STEAM. In alignment with this notion, Dominique holds multiple positions for Trilogy Education Services, a company that partners with universities to bring skills-based training programs to working adults who wish to start a new career in technology. Pre-COVID she led weekly classes in partnership with Girls For A Change, where she taught coding fundamentals to young girls in under-served communities. Capital One’s Coders Program is another initiative to which Dominique devotes her time. This program partners with inner city schools across the Capital One footprint for a 10-week program where students are paired with a mentor and learn to develop apps of their own. In response to social distancing mandates, Dominique served on a committee to develop a completely virtual curriculum, which allowed the program to continue throughout 2020. Dominique graduated from Collegiate in 2009 and was a three-sport athlete: volleyball, basketball and track. She was ALL-LIS in all three, collected over 1,000 points and 1,000 rebounds in her basketball career and holds the school record in the shot put. Dominique went on to play all three at Haverford College where she graduated with a B.S. in Chemistry.

Ginny Harris Hofheimer ’96 Ginny graduated from Collegiate in 1996 and went on to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, earning a B.A. in Journalism and Political Science. She returned to Richmond and joined the Martin Agency where she spent time in public relations and advertising as a Senior Account Executive for UPS, NASCAR and the John F. Kennedy Library. After the Martin Agency, Ginny served as the Director of Marketing for the locally-based global furniture company, McKinnon and Harris. In recent years, she has chosen to stay home with her family and has volunteered her time in various roles within the Collegiate Parents Association, Parent Admissions Committee and St. James’s Episcopal Church. Ginny is an occasional substitute French teacher — mon dieu! Ginny and her husband, Adam ’95, have two children at Collegiate — Henry ’27 and Carter ’29.

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Erin Smith Jewett ’94 Erin attended Collegiate for 13 years and graduated in 1994. Afterwards, she attended Davidson College, where she obtained her B.A. She then went on to work for Davenport & Company LLC for almost 12 years. After leaving Davenport in 2009 to stay home with her children, Erin has served on numerous charitable boards and organizations, and she very much enjoys her work in the community. She currently serves on the boards for TowneBank Richmond Foundation, the Country Club of Virginia and the St. James’s Children’s Center. She is married to Bryce Jewett III ’93, and their daughters Maddie ’25 and Izzie ’28 both attend Collegiate.

Amrik Sahni ’06 Amrik’s journey to Collegiate came after attending St. Michael’s Episcopal School in Bon Air through 8th grade. As a new student in 9th grade, Amrik was surrounded by many students who had grown up together, were friends with each other and whose families already knew one another. He won the seat of male freshman representative to the SCA unopposed, and he continued to serve there until he became co-chair his senior year. Amrick was a forward on the varsity soccer team his junior and senior year, and was a member of the 2004 state championship squad. After earning his B.A. at George Mason University, he moved to Atlanta and joined an international agricultural trading company. He now manages his own international trading company in Atlanta with his four-legged son, Mr. Scooter, and enjoys playing golf — especially with fellow alums around Atlanta. Amrik is honored to join the Alumni Board, and he looks forward to meeting current students, sharing their stories with alumni and making a difference on campus, despite serving remotely from the city of Atlanta.

Lauren Siff ’02 Lauren started Collegiate School in Kindergarten and is thrilled to have returned home to Richmond after completing training in OB-GYN at Tufts Medical Center and subspecialty fellowship training in Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery at the Cleveland Clinic. She is now a board-certified urogynecologist at Virginia Commonwealth University Health who provides comprehensive medical and advanced surgical treatments to women suffering from pelvic floor disorders. Lauren has a long history of leadership, holding positions within her institutions as well as in national organizations. She is currently Associate Director for the VCU multidisciplinary pelvic health program orchestrating combined care from urogynecology, urology, gastroenterology colorectal surgery and physical therapy. In addition, she has a strong commitment to education and research. She completed a Certificate of Distinguished Educator at the Cleveland Clinic and teaches a variety of trainees including preclinical medical students, continence nurses, gastroenterology fellows, and internal medicine, urology and OB-GYN residents. She has authored many peer-reviewed publications, award-winning oral presentations and is the current chair of OB-GYN resident research at VCU. Lauren and her husband, Chris Anderson, are so excited that both of their children, Ethan ’32 and Ellie ’34, are now at Collegiate and on the path to becoming lifers, too.

Elisabeth Arnold Weiss ’86 After graduating from Collegiate in 1986, Elisabeth attended the University of Virginia and the Claremont Graduate School where she earned degrees in Sociology, Film and Literature. She joined the faculty of the University of Southern California in 1999. She is an award-winning teacher and innovator in education and spearheaded many of the multidisciplinary educational offerings which are standard in college curricula today. Elisabeth attributes her love of learning and success in the field of higher education to her well-rounded K-12 experience and strong multidisciplinary academic background. The teaching spark was ignited in 6th grade, when she got her first job as a teacher’s helper in the summer program at Collegiate. She also wrote a column for Spark. She serves on several educational boards and is the Chair of the Learning Garden program at Palos Verdes Unified School District. Elisabeth lives with her husband Marty, a hotel executive, and their two children, Jasmine (age 10) and Jake (age 8), in Palos Verdes, California. Inspired by Collegiate’s new leadership and motivated by the abrupt transition to online engagement, Elisabeth felt the times called for more alumni connection and collaboration.

Harry Wilson ’01 Harry started at Collegiate in 4th grade and later on participated at the varsity level in football, basketball, baseball and track. He was inducted into the Collegiate Athletics Hall of Fame. Wilson went on to the University of Richmond where he continued playing football and baseball at the Division 1 level. He is an award-winning sales and leadership professional. After a career in pharmaceutical and medical device sales, Wilson co-founded Limitless Minds where he serves as CEO. Limitless Minds is a peak performance and leadership consulting company based out of Seattle, Washington with a mission to enrich culture and optimize performance. The vision is to turn the concept of adversity on its head, cultivating an ecosystem where fear, risk and change are seen as catalysts for growth. Wilson is also co-host of “The Room Tilters” podcast which explores the mindset that allows individuals to tilt a room and understand that the right perspective is truly a competitive advantage. Wilson is married to Courtenay Martin Wilson. They live in Louisville, Kentucky with their three daughters.

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CLASS NOTES 19 4 3

around her. Friends and strangers (not for

DIED: Elizabeth Corr Frayser on May 24, 2020. She was predeceased by her parents, Richard and Margaret Corr; and her sisters, Mary McGeorge and Lucy Sigmon. Betsy, as everyone knew her, was born in Richmond on Nov. 21, 1925. She attended Farmville

sight at craft fairs in the area. Her love of

long) quickly came to know her warmth,

design and color was infectious to all who

humility and grace, which she shared freely

passed her way. Gayle would want to be

with all. She is survived by her daughter,

remembered for her

Elizabeth Ann Keever (Mac), her son, Ros

love of animals, colorful creations and love

Richardson Willis (Katherine) and her

for life.

grandchildren, Lucy Elizabeth Willis and Clay Richardson Bowers Willis.

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on Feb. 4, 2020. She was born on June

DIED: Joellyn Savedge “Jo” Blandford

DIED: Janet Armour Burton on Sept. 13,

11, 1949, the only

2019. The only thing surpassing the love

daughter of Evalyn

that so many people

and Paul Blandford.

returned to Richmond, where she remained

had for Janet was

Jo loved animals and

her entire life. Betsy was a travel agent

the love that she felt

was a horsewoman

for over 20 years at AAA Travel. After her

for them. She was a

in her younger years.

retirement, she moved to Lakewood. Betsy

longtime member of

She owned her own

is survived by her son, Jay and her devoted

the GFWC Capitol

horse and was one of

daughter-in-law, Clarissa Frayser; and her

Woman’s Club and

the few lucky enough

daughter, Julie and son-in-law, Chris Currie.

the Chamberlayne

to ride a Lipizzan stallion. She received her

College, now Longwood University, and

Heights United

Nothing brought Betsy more joy than her

master’s degree in Physical Education from

five grandchildren, John (Brika) Frayser,

Methodist Women, holding multiple

Liz (Jordan) Wragg, Lindsey (Raleigh)

positions in each. She was preceded in

and her M.A. from the Presbyterian School

Hood, Emily (Luke) Walter and Tyler (Lian)

death by husband of 50 years, Charlie, and

of Christian Education. She served as Youth

Currie. She was also blessed with four

her parents, Alex and Ruth Armour. She is

Director and Head of Christian Formation

great-grandchildren.

survived by her son, Keir McNeal (Nicole);

at churches in Mississippi, Virginia Beach

19 5 0 DIED: Mary Jane Bowers Willis on Feb. 19, 2021. She was always active in her community, serving

University of North Carolina at Greensboro

and her grandchildren, Tristain, Charlotte

and Richmond. Even though Jo did not have

and Emma; her brother, Robert Armour

children of her own, she dedicated her life

(Leandra); niece, Elizabeth Orsbon (Duane);

to nurturing the lives of countless young

and great-nephew and niece, William

people through her youth ministries.

and Sydney.

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organizations and

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offering a helping

DIED: Gayle Burgess Innes on July 17,

hand to anyone in

2020. Gayle and her husband, now deceased,

DIED: William Clarke “Brother” Scott III, on April 2, 2020 from Alzheimer’s disease. He was

need. Mary Jane loved

opened two successful

predeceased by his

to travel and play

gift shops in

father and mother,

tennis, rarely passed

Colorado and Florida

Robert Thornton

up a hand of bridge and expressed herself

before returning to

Scott and Sarah

through painting, leaving her artistic

Richmond to retire.

Comer Dabney Scott.

He is survived by

talents sprinkled across Virginia and

She launched another

Florida for all to share. She was a life-long

business called Red

his wife of 39 years,

student of the arts and flourished when

Chicken Pottery

Marian Mohler

inspired by movement in people and places

and was a familiar

Scott; his daughter,

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Margaret Austin Scott Bader ’01, son-in-

serve in that position in the 25th District

law, Ryan Kelly Bader; grandchildren, John

of Virginia. She covers the areas of Buena

Grammy-nominated soundtrack for the

William “Jack” and Evelyn Elizabeth, all of

Vista, Alleghany, Bath, Highland and

Oscar-winning film Little Miss Sunshine

supervisor for projects that included the

Richmond. He attended St. Christopher’s

Staunton City. Robin says, “It’s going to

and campaigns for Apple, Volkswagen and

School, Albert Hill Junior High, Thomas

be a challenge, for sure. Good thing I love

Acura. “As the first woman to head up

Jefferson High School and graduated from

a challenge.”

music at one of the nation’s key tastemaker

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a role model. She says, ‘This organization

Collegiate School and from Washington and Lee University. He began his career at the Virginia Paper Company and worked there for 12 years. After leaving Virginia Paper, he joined the financial services field, working as an advisor until his retirement in 2010.

He was active in the community, especially the Craftsman Club, Collegiate Alumni and the Richmond Host Lions Club, where he was president more than once. He was an on-air personality for a local call-in sports radio station and ended his program with the words, “Always remember your family, faith and friends.” He was a kind soul, quick wit and a willing friend to all. Brother was a lifelong active member of St. James’s Episcopal Church.

radio stations, Litt embraces her status as Chris Svoboda writes: “The British film I executive-produced last year, Widow’s Walk, won Best Cinematography at the Chelsea Film Festival last year and was picked up by Amazon UK and EU earlier this year. Mike Bloomberg, former New York mayor, tapped me to be one of his campaign surrogates and as a national LGBTQ campaign advisor last year (with Tim Gunn and Isaac Mizrahi — our phone calls were hysterical!). I’m working with Jim Obergefell on the creation of a diversity and inclusion retreat program that will hopefully launch next summer. And I’m also working on a film project with my friend

has women as both president and chief operating officer. We’re an organization that champions women. I’m excited to mentor the next generation of young women who are pursuing a career in the radio industry.’ ” Sarah Paxton writes: “I’ve lived in Greece vicariously through my daughter, Lucy Thornton ’19, during her gap year.

In 2020, she was much closer to us living in a dorm while starting her program at Virginia Commonwealth University’s School of the Arts. My husband, Andy, and I are crazy-busy at LaDiff. Since everyone is stuck at home this year, home,

(and Shrek producer) David Lipman. During

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the election season, I worked on Vote Proud

DIED: Caroline Cameron Flippen on Feb. 13, 2021. Step-

and partnered with Michelle Obama’s When We All Vote.”

granddaughter of Catherine Stauffer Flippen, Cameron’s life was characterized by her love of her church, St. James’s Episcopal Church, where she especially liked singing in the choir, her association with Collegiate School and her love for her brother, Morrison. She struggled with health issues in the past few years and missed the fellowship of her church and choir members. She graduated from Collegiate School, earned a certificate as a Nursing Assistant from J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College and worked as a Nursing Assistant both freelance and at Medical College of Virginia. May her voice of Green and Gold forever echo on high as well as through the rafters of St. James’s. Hail, hail Collegiate!

19 78 Robin Mayer was appointed as a General District Court judge, the first woman to

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Frances Craigie Fitzgerald was named to the Board of Trustees for the St. John’s Church Foundation.

Laura Dudley is beautifying yards, sidewalks and gardens with her landscaping company in the Fan, Laura Dudley Designs.

She’s also running a successful AirBnB/ VRBO property in Irvington.

Sarah Eckberg-Stevens’ daughter Austin was married in 2020 in Charleston, South Carolina. Maria Barrett ’81 and Aimee Barrett ’88 attended.

19 8 3 Alex Cecil was appointed to the MCV Foundation board.

19 8 4 Anne Patteson Litt was named Program Director for KCRW in Los Angeles, California. She had been a longtime on-air personality, as well as music

1. Sarah Eckberg-Steven’s ’81 daughter Austin was married in 2020 in Charleston, South Carolina.

Maria Barrett ’81 and Aimee Barrett ’88 attended.

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home office and outdoor furniture have

his children, Jana Natalia Gibbs and

Scott Ruth, Scott Shaheen, Mahood

been hot commodities.

Vladimirs Vasily Gibbs (Vova), originally of

Fonville ’88 and John Martin of Shaheen,

Liepaja, Latvia. John graduated from the

Ruth, Martin & Fonville Real Estate

Jenny Whittaker Guthrie writes: “My

Collegiate Schools where he achieved All

announced that their firm had acquired

husband, Bob, and I are in the process of a

Prep honors in tennis. He graduated from

Select Properties of Virginia, and that the

move from one small midwestern town to

the University of Virginia with honors in

new firm will now have four locations. The

another in order to downsize a bit. We very

1991, and the Medical College of Virginia

Richmond Times Dispatch reports that

much hope to move back down south (and

in 1997, where he received his M.D .and

Shaheen, Ruth, Martin & Fonville Real

maybe back to Richmond!) when he’s ready

Ph.D. degrees as an MCV Foundation

Estate “already ranks among the top 10 of

to retire from Fiat Chrysler in a few years.

Scholar. He received the Riece Award

more than 500 real estate firms in central

Our daughter, Katie, graduated in May

as the top student in neuroscience. His

Virginia based on units sold.”

this year from the University of Michigan,

five years of advanced training at Duke

School of Engineering, and she works for

University Medical Center served as the

Comerica Bank in financial engineering.

basis for his love of the complexities of

In the midst of the craziness that came

neurology, its many challenges and his

with the global pandemic, she bought a

intense desire to serve his beloved patients.

house, started a new job, registered to begin

He was an accomplished researcher and

work on an M.B.A. and adopted a puppy,

published numerous papers in the field

all since graduating this past May! We’re

of Neurophysiology at MCV and Duke.

having fun helping her work on her new

He joined East Carolina Neurology in

house when she’s able to take a break from

Greenville, N.C. in 2004 and served as a

puppy training. Our son, Will, is a happy

clinical assistant professor of medicine at

sophomore at Central Michigan University

East Carolina University. Stricken with

studying in the school of broadcast and

cancer at 38 years old, John established,

cinematic arts. He elected to stay home

with the help of devoted friends, Beau’s

to complete his coursework remotely this

Buddies Cancer Fund in 2008, which

semester, but absolutely loved the time he

continues to serve families in Eastern North

spent at CMU as a freshman, so he’ll likely

Carolina. It is a living legacy to John’s

head back to campus life as soon as he feels

desire to help and contribute to the welfare

it’s safer to do so. I am so blessed to share

and care of cancer patients.

that I am finally doing much better after enduring a lengthy battle with some lifethreatening and life-altering health issues.

I find it very hard to say thank you enough lately! The incredible outreach, love and support from my Collegiate classmates over the last few years has helped to carry me and my family members through some very scary times. I am filled with gratitude for the many cards, emails, gifts, thoughts and prayers from so many of you. Thank you, Class of ’84!”

19 8 8 Wortie Ferrell was promoted to Associate Vice President-Investments at Davenport and Co. Mahood Fonville, Scott Shaheen, John Martin and Scott Ruth ’90 of Shaheen, Ruth, Martin & Fonville Real Estate announced that their firm had acquired Select Properties of Virginia, and that the new firm will now have four locations. The Richmond Times-Dispatch reports that

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Shaheen, Ruth, Martin & Fonville Real

DIED: John Willard Gibbs III, M.D., Ph.D.

Estate “already ranks among the top 10 of

on Feb. 11, 2020. He

more than 500 real estate firms in central

was the beloved son of

Virginia based on units sold.”

Martha Cropp Gibbs and John Willard Gibbs Jr.; and the brother of David Randolph Gibbs (Laura), all surviving.

He is survived by

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19 9 0 Angie Hutchison was named an Allen & Allen Hometown Hero for her work making masks during COVID-19.

19 9 6 Thomas Cullen was confirmed as a U.S. District Judge in the Western District of Virginia. Thomas had previously served as U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Virginia since March 2018.

BORN: Wren Loudon Ellis to Rob Ellis and his wife, Rachel, on Jan. 6, 2020. She joins big sister Gemma.

BORN: Amelia Green Fulks to Abby and Wilson Fulks on Dec. 21, 2019 in Lynchburg, Virginia.

19 9 7 Grace Turner Creasey, Executive Director of the Virginia Council for Private Education, was asked by Governor Ralph Northam to serve as a member of the Education Work Group and represent Virginia’s private preK-12 schools.

19 9 9 Leah Batten took a leap of faith last September and relocated across the country to Denver, Colorado. She is working at her dream job at Craig Hospital providing specialty neurological physical therapy rehabilitation to people with spinal cord and brain injuries. In addition, she is enjoying all that Colorado has to offer and has fully embraced a lifestyle of skiing, hiking, rafting and exploring the live-music scene.

Liza Scott was appointed to the MCV Foundation board.

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Jonathan’s formative years were spent in Greensboro, North Carolina. Those who knew him would say he had an idyllic childhood. He was blessed with good health, a quick mind, a joyful spirit, and a love of sports and the outdoors. He was known for his kindness, compassion, and great sense of humor.

During his high school years at Collegiate School in Richmond, Jonathan excelled in football, basketball and academics. He was recruited to play football at William and Mary and then spent most of his adult life in Charleston, South Carolina. Jonathan is survived by his parents, Edward and Carole Kihm of Daufuskie Island, South Carolina sister, Kara Kihm ’99 and niece, Fair Elizabeth Kihm, both of Asheville, North Carolina and many loving aunts, uncles and cousins.

2005 BORN: Louise Livingston Innes to Sarah Gray ’05 and Philip Innes and big brother Thomas on Sept. 10, 2020.

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1. Amelia Green Fulks, daughter of Wilson Fulks ’96, was born on Dec. 21, 2019 in Lynchburg, Virginia.

2. Wren Loudon Ellis, daughter of Rob Ellis ’96, was born on Jan. 6, 2020. She joins big sister Gemma.

3. Thomas Cullen ’96 was confirmed as a U.S. District Judge in the Western District of Virginia.

4. Anna Kuta ’07 married David Stenberg on Oct. 26, 2019.

MARRIED: Anna Kuta to David Stenberg on Oct. 26, 2019.

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ussell Wilson ’07, Seattle Seahawks’ quarterback, was named the 2020 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year. The prestigious award recognizes outstanding community service activities off the field, as well as excellence on it. In his acceptance speech on the NFL Honors show, Wilson said, “To America, to the world

— love is patient, love is kind, love changes things. The great Walter Payton once said, ‘We are stronger together than we are alone.’ ” Russell recently launched Mojo, a new app to support youth sports coaches. In a CNBC interview, he paid tribute to the impact that coaches have made on his life—including his father, brother Harry Wilson ’01, former Collegiate Baseball Coach Sanford Boisseau ’68, and retired Collegiate Athletic Director and Head Football Coach Charlie McFall.

Ben Liebenberg, AP

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Coleman Wortham was promoted to

Matt Weber graduated with a M.D. from

Senior Vice President-Investments at

Harvard-MIT Health Sciences & Technology

which delivers science, crew supplies and

Davenport and Co.

program during which he did exoskeleton

other equipment to the International Space

research at the MIT Media Lab. He is

Station. Our team designs, builds, tests

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now working as a surgery resident at

and flies two spacecraft to orbit each year,

MARRIED: Molly Farmer to Marcus George Newland on Nov. 23, 2019

Massachusetts General Hospital.

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doctorate in jurisprudence from the

Gabby Golozin graduated with her

Business League’s Member of the Month.

Roday founded Bridging Virginia in partnership with MBL. Bridging Virginia is a volunteer-run organization of community

University of Connecticut’s School of Law. Gabby is now an associate in the Patent Strategies Group of the law firm Locke Lord,

mission control and the International Space Station crew to ensure a successful mission. Since starting last fall, I’ve had the opportunity to work with a ton of smart,

LLP in Stamford Connecticut.

exploration and innovation. I’m incredibly

stakeholders committed to leveling the

2 014 Abigail Glasgow’s debut article appeared

MARRIED: Virginia “Pricey” Russell

and she published an interview with Paul

to Jesse Hawthorne on June 20, 2020.

Mescal, star of Normal People, in

Virginia is now attending graduate school

Paper magazine.

in Vanity Fair, titled “The Naked Truth,”

at the University of Virginia’s Curry School representative at Zimmer Biomet.

been travelling to Wallops Island to support Cygnus launches, and working with NASA

passionate people dedicated to solving hard

playing field for access to capital.

of Education, and Jess works as a sales

which guarantees a busy schedule. Some of the most exciting parts of the job have

in Richmond.

Harrison Roday was named Metropolitan

on the Cygnus cargo resupply spacecraft

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problems, and advancing human space lucky to be able to work on something I love, and I’m always interested in getting more people excited about space!”

“T” McArthur graduated last spring from the Crummer Graduate School of Business at Rollins College with a Master of Business Administration degree with a concentration

Colin Berger, a graduate of Washington

in finance; moved to Palm Beach, Florida;

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and began a job as an Investment Banking/

English Teaching Assistantship (ETA)

Private Equity Analyst at Victory Partners.

BORN: John Knox Childress to Hunter

to Spain, which started in January. He

Childress ’10 and his wife.

teaches English in Asturias and works with

MARRIED: Meghan Rayner to Mark

the Spanish organization COCEMFE to

Gottwald on Sept. 28, 2019. The bride is the

BORN: Owen Gottwald to Mimi Darden

improve accessibility and mobility for the

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Raynor

Gottwald and Clarke Gottwald on Dec. 21,

elderly and disabled in the local community.

’80. Cougars in the wedding party included

Isaiah Fleming-Klink was recently

and Whitney Rayner ’11,

Ben Donohue was promoted to Vice

selected as a 2021 Marshall Scholarship

and Campbell Brewer ’15, Annie

President at PA Capital LLC.

recipient for graduate study at the

Hawthorne ’14, Toddy Hyman ’14,

University of York and the University of

Rachel Lancaster ’15, Olivia Massie ’15,

2020 in Hanover, New Hampshire.

sisters of the bride Caroline Rayner ’09

MARRIED: Dottie Grover to Conrad

Cambridge in the United Kingdom. The

Sarah Newsome ’15, and Vaughan Syer

Wharton ’09 on May 23, 2020. She writes:

prestigious Marshall Scholarships are

’15. Annie Norman ’15 served as a greeter,

“We had planned a fairly large wedding that

awarded to those who have the potential to

and kindergarten Cougar Marnie Haden

included many Collegiate grads as guests,

excel as scholars, leaders and contributors

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and in the bridal and groom parties. As

to improve U.K. and U.S. understanding.

COVID-19 continued to unfold, we knew our

Isaiah attended Georgetown University,

plans would need to change, but we wanted

worked as a New York City Urban Fellow

to continue on and get married on our

and more recently as a Strategic Planning

original date. We had our siblings, parents

Analyst with the New York City Housing

and grandparents there: It was very small

Authority. After his two years of study in

and special.”

the U.K., he hopes to return to New York to use his expertise and ultimately to influence

Emily Moore graduated from University

nationwide housing and land-use policy.

of California, Los Angeles with a Master of Business Administration degree.

Peter Mahoney writes: “As a Systems Engineer at Northrop Grumman, I work

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2 016 Dalton Rue was one of the research associates who contributed to a study examining the relationship between Alzheimer’s disease and financial difficulties that may arise long before the disease is diagnosed. The study was published in JAMA Internal Medicine and was featured in a Washington Post article from November, 2020.

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highlighted work by Felipe Campos and Destana Herring. They, along with “a team of about two dozen others and led by a professor at Carnegie Mellon University, developed a smartphone application that anonymously tracks potential exposure to COVID-19. The app, called NOVID, is available for free on Apple and Android devices.”

Gwin Sinnott, University of Virginia lacrosse player and School of Nursing student, was awarded the T. Rodney Crowley Scholarship for leadership, sportsmanship, character and integrity.

1. Molly Farmer ’08 married Marcus George Newland on Nov. 23, 2019 in Richmond.

2. Owen Gottwald, son of Mimi Darden Gottwald ’10, was born on Dec. 21, 2020.

3. Dottie Grover ’10 married Conrad Wharton ’09 on May 23, 2020.

4. Gabby Golozin ’13 graduated with her doctorate in jurisprudence from the University of Connecticut’s School of Law. 5. Meghan Elizabeth Rayner ’15 married Mark Haywood Gottwald on Sept. 28, 2019, in Richmond with many Cougars in attendance.

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IN MEMORIAM Kay Carol Puddephatt Williams, mother of Margaret Williams Bode ’98 and Lee Williams Drummond ’98, died Feb. 14, 2020.

Leo Dunn, father of Laurie Dunn Melton ’77 and Cary Dunn ’79, died Feb. 21, 2020.

Jonathan Edward Kihm ’01 died Feb. 22, 2020.

Leonard “Buddy” Simpson, father of Leonard Simpson ’81 and Louise Simpson Heaton ’85, died Feb. 28, 2020.

Eleanor Huddle Blaylock, mother of Ken Blaylock ’77 and Charlotte Blaylock McGee ’80, grandmother of Chris McGee ’12 and Eleanor McGee ’15, died April 8, 2020.

Leon Hunter “Bubba” Hayward, grandfather of Brenton Hayward ’17, died April 8, 2020.

Mary Garland Johnston, mother of former Collegiate faculty member, Miles Johnston III ’93, died April 8, 2020.

Rachel Quinn Wallis, mother of Elizabeth Massie, mother-in-law of Jimmie Massie ’76, grandmother of Jimmie Massie ’04, William Massie ’06, Becky Massie ’10 and John Massie ’12. Mother-in-law of Doug Garson and grandmother of Christopher Garson ’00, Elizabeth Garson Koteles ’05, William Garson ’11 and Heather Garson Welch ’07, died April 10, 2020.

Charles Webster Massey, father of Karen Massey ’70, Sandra Masey Hall ’72, and the late Kent R. Massey ’68, died April 14, 2020.

Maggie Belle Moore, grandmother of Taylor Moore Reeves ’98 and Lucy Moore Hogshead ’01, died April 16, 2020.

Margaret Cates McLane, grandmother of Middle School English teacher Mindy

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Romanosky, great-grandmother of Connor Romanosky ’20 and Landon Romanosky ’22, died April 19, 2020.

Joseph R. Pigato, grandfather of Caitlin Long ’20, died April 21, 2020.

Edward “Jeb” Charles Paarfus, brother of Virginia Paarfus Zell ’70, died April 22, 2020.

Ronald Dean Hooten, father of faculty member Bryan Hooten, died April 23, 2020.

Margaret Crockett Harvie Cardwell, mother of Lewis Cardwell Rosebro ’78, grandmother of Margaret Rosebro Sprewell ’06, and former staff and coach Libby Rosebro Chriss ’09, died April 24, 2020.

Dexter Edward Williams, father of Nia Williams, Nigel Williams ’20 and Noah Williams ’23, died April 27, 2020.

George William Summerson Jr., father of Catherine Summerson Mealor ’99 and Sarah Summerson Pickle ’04, died May 1, 2020.

Virginia Pearl Howe, mother of Academic Programs Support Coordinator Amy Blackmer, died at 102 on May 1, 2020.

Joy Peebles Massie, mother of Jimmie Massie ’76, Alexander Massie ’79, Sara Massie Grattan ’83, grandmother of Frances Joy Grattan ’11, Ellie Grattan ’12 and George Gratten ’16; Jimmie Massie ’04, William Massie ’06, Becky Massie ’10, Brown Massie ’10, Emma Massie ’11, John Massie ’12, Olivia Massie ’15, aunt of Palmer Garson and current Collegiate Board of Trustee Billy Peebles, died May 3, 2020.

Doris H. Roberts, mother of Charles Allslopp ’71, died May 3, 2020.

Mary Rives Black, mother of Patty Black Barnhardt ’75 and Robert “Bob” Black ’79, died May 10, 2020.

Our condolences are offered to these members of the Collegiate family.

James Turner Stephens died May 13, 2020.

Giles Mebane Robertson ’85, brother of Catharine Robertson ’87, died May 13, 2020.

Elizabeth “Libby” Schmidt, mother of Upper School French teacher and parent Holly Schmidt Fairlamb ’82 (Bo Fairlamb ’73), the late Elizabeth Schmidt Collier ’69, the late Katherine Schmidt ’74, deceased, and grandmother of Laura Fairlamb ’19 and Olivia Fairlamb ’22, died May 19, 2020.

Richard Allen Sage, father of former Lower School teacher Kathryn Oden, current Lower School 1st Grade assistant Ansley Gift and current parent Laura Stewart; grandfather of Michael Oden ’04, Billy Oden ’06, Jimmy Gift ’05, Ann Hammond Gift ’17, Madison Stewart ’16 and Michael Stewart ’20, died May 21, 2020.

Elizabeth Corr Frayser ’43 died May 24, 2020.

Barry Steven Comess, father of Max Comess ’03, died May 26, 2020.

Robert Lloyd Johannessen, husband of Elizabeth Shewmake Woodroof Johannessen ’50, stepfather of former Director of Communications Elizabeth Woodroof Cogar ’77 and William Woodroof Jr. ’84; step-grandfather of James Cogar ’07 and Liza Cogar ’09, died June 1, 2020.

Josephine Anne Patty Jones, mother of Clarke Jones ’66, Bingham Jones ’70, Kevin Jones ’74 and Beth Jones Malone ’76, died June 22, 2020.

William Royall, Jr., father of Timothy Farquhar ’00, Aubyn Royall ’07 and Nicholas Royall ’09, died June 25, 2020.

Alice Lamb “Cookie” Samuels, mother of Chad Montgomery ’92 and Sara Montgomery ’98, stepmother of Charles Samuels ’94 and step-grandmother of Henry Samuels ’29, died July 3, 2020.

Peter Edward Broadbent, husband of the late Nancy Norris Broadbent ’42, father-in-law of Mary Anna Toms Broadbent ’66 and grandfather of Elizabeth Broadbent Cruickshanks ’03, died July 3, 2020.

Francis H. Warner, grandfather of Joshua Warner ’21, died July 4, 2020.

Travis Vaughan Hall Sr., father of Travis “TJ” Hall, Jr. ’14, died July 16, 2020.

Elizabeth M. “Libby” Guilford, mother of Gordon Grigg ’81, died July 18, 2020.

Gayle Burgess Ennis ’63 died July 17, 2020.

Craig Huber, father of Hannah Huber ’99 and Hunter Huber ’02, grandfather of Winn Huber ’33, died on July 20, 2020.

Robert Charles Hull Campbell ’63 died July 21, 2020.

Robert Henry Hilb, grandfather of Jess Hilb ’13, Mary Katherine Hilb ’16 and Henry Hilb ’20 died, June 3, 2020.

Nactelre Aloured Jackson, father of Nicholas Jackson ’97, died July 22, 2020.

Earl Mark Ferguson, father of Jesse Ferguson ’99, died June 3, 2020.

Philip Branscome Cox, husband of Rebecca Sullivan Cox ’80, died July 23, 2020.

Carter Blackford Lankford, mother of Catherine Carter Iseman ’91 and Anne “Kenzie” Iseman Manetz ’93, died June 16, 2020.

Edward “Jack” Bostain, Jr., parent of Maggie Bostain ’20 and grandfather of Charlee Crabill ’34, died July 23, 2020.

Nancy Newton Nancy Pace Newton, beloved Collegiate teacher, passed away on Feb. 3, 2021. In her inimitable way, she wrote her own obituary.

Dear Family and Friends, After a 21/2-year journey with pancreatic cancer, I peacefully passed away in New Orleans, Louisiana. I had a smile on my face remembering all the blessings of my life. The greatest joys and blessings of my life who survive me are my son, James Keith Marshall Newton IV, my daughter-in-law, Patricia Crosby Newton, and my three precious grandchildren, Susan Stiel, Margaret Tyler and Marshall Arrington Newton.

After living 72 years in Richmond Virginia, I moved to New Orleans in 2014 to be a granny.

I’ve always been proud of both graduating from Thomas Jefferson High School and RPI (Virginia Commonwealth University), as well as the graduate work I completed at the University of Virginia. My varied multiple careers took many unusual twists and turns: As a math teacher at The Collegiate School for 44 years, I loved and adored each one of my students even though there were many who wanted to strangle me.

I did push them to do their best.

Judy Eck Davis, grandmother of Preston Champagne ’30, died July 24, 2020.

Randolph Fowler Totten, grandfather of Arthur Totten ’25 and Clara Totten ’26, died in July 2020.

James A. Avery, grandfather of Christina Gray ’06, Jessica Gray ’08 and Reinhardt “R.J.” Gray ’15, died July 26, 2020.

Being a professional photographer was extremely rewarding, as I photographed brides, grooms and families on such an important day in their life. It was very exciting to be the Kennedy Center photographer for the 25th anniversary gala, and the only photographer allowed in the Presidential box. I had wonderful memories throughout my life.

Going to Japan as Richmond’s community ambassador with the Experiment in International Living was life changing for me. A service will eventually be held at Saint James’s Episcopal Church in Richmond Virginia in the summer of 2021. My ashes will rest in the columbarium in the chapel of St Paul’s Episcopal Church in New Orleans and Riverview Cemetery in Richmond with my parents.

Frequently, tell your loved ones you love them! Wishing you God’s peace and blessings!

Much love, Nancy

“Chuck” Brown ’84, died Aug. 15, 2020.

Bruce Gordon Ritchie Spain, mother of Quigg Lawrence ’77 and Leslie Lawrence Downs ’77, died Aug. 17, 2020.

Edward Bliley Beirne Jr., father of Lucas Beirne ’99, died Aug. 9, 2020.

Elizabeth White Koonce, former Middle School faculty member, aunt of Cara Koonce McDaniel ’90 and Amy Koonce Chestnutt ’93, and great-aunt of Ella McDaniel ’22, Henry Chestnutt ’33 and William Chestnutt ’33, died Aug. 22, 2020.

Mark Foss Brown ’76, brother of Douglas Brown ’78 and Charles

John A. Branham, former Physical Plant staff, died Aug. 23, 2020.

Burrell Stultz

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urrell Stultz passed away on Jan. 2, 2021 at Westminster Canterbury Richmond following a period of declining health. She was 86 years old.

Mrs. Stultz spent 45 years at Collegiate inspiring 3rd and 4th Graders. “Humble, selfless and unflappable even in the most challenging of times, she dedicated her life to family, friends, community and Collegiate,” Weldon Bradshaw wrote of her. What started as a two-day substitute-teaching assignment became a lifelong passion.

“I was hooked,” Mrs. Stultz said. “I never even thought about leaving. I loved teaching.

There were so many things you could try and do.”

Throughout her career, she helped the Lower School curriculum grow to include units in life science, physical science and earth science. She was enthusiastic about sports and was often seen at games, cheering on Collegiate’s teams.

“Burrell loved Collegiate,” says Debbie Miller, Head of Lower School. She was a generous benefactor and established the Clarence B. Williams Award in honor of her father to recognize an outstanding Lower School resource teacher each year. In remembrance of her mother, Mrs. Stultz also created the Nell G. Williams Science Fund to support science endeavors in the Lower School.

“It just seemed like a natural,” Mrs. Stultz said. “Because of the atmosphere — the community, the interactions, the relationships — we became very dedicated to Collegiate.”

Mrs. Stultz, a native of Petersburg, graduated from the University of Richmond. She is predeceased by her husband John and their daughter Lisa Stultz Moore ’77.

“In no small measure, the Collegiate family became dedicated to her,” says Weldon.

“Those whose paths crossed hers will hold fast the indelible memories of her quiet strength, her compassion, her leadership and her abiding commitment to others.”

Lois Saunier Hornsby ’44, mother of musician Bruce Hornsby, died Aug. 26, 2020.

John William Mackenzie, grandfather of Porter Montague ’23, Mac Montague ’25, and Wright Montague ’27, died Aug. 27, 2020.

Anna Brauer Oxenham, former substitute teacher and mother of Elisabeth Oxenham ’66, Thomas Oxenham ’68 (Karen Williams Oxenham ’68), William Oxenham ’71 and Laura Lee Oxenham Viergever ’76, and grandmother of Laura Lindsay Viergever ’08, died Aug. 29, 2020.

E. Worth Higgins, Jr., husband of Katherine McDowell Higgins ’57, brother-in-law of Dorothy McDowell Higgins ’66, and uncle of Keith Adams ’94 and Scott Adams ’97, died Sept. 7, 2020.

Donald Armstrong Newbery, grandfather of Don Papa ’15 died Sept. 9, 2020.

George Francis Tidey, grandfather of Garrett Tidey ’11, Ryan Tidey ’14, Matthew Tidey ’22, Kristen Tidey ’23 and William Tidey ’23, died Sept. 11, 2020.

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Stella Upshur Thompson, mother of Elizabeth Childrey ’68 and grandmother of Jackie Thompson Koenig ’03, the late Kate Childrey ’04, Mikey Thompson ’06, the late Perrin Hall ’08, Gavin Thompson ’09, Parker Thompson ’11, John Thompson ’11, Chris Thompson ’11 and Alex Thompson ’13, died Sept. 11, 2020.

Rebecca Sullivan Cox ’80, sister of Kimberly Sullivan Heartwell ’73 and Leslie Sullivan Englander ’76, and daughter of Lower School faculty, the late JoAnn Sullivan, died Sept. 14, 2020.

Julian Keevil, father of Harrison Keevil ’01 and Alexander Keevil ’04, died Sept. 18, 2020.

Ernest Carl Castle, husband of Jean Blakenship Faglie ’52, died Sept. 26, 2020.

Marilyn Louthan, mother of Marilyn Louthan Slabaugh ’65 and grandmother of Kathryn Hill ’93, died Oct. 15, 2020.

Charlotte Domalik, mother-in-law of Lower School math specialist Laura Domalik, died on Oct. 17, 2020.

Robert Coleman Rice, Jr., former trustee and father of Robert Rice III ’86 and William Rice ’87, died Oct. 17, 2020.

Williams Crews, grandfather of Justin Crews ’10, Madalyn Crews ’13, Kaitlin Crews ’14, died Oct. 20, 2020.

William Collins, father of Janet Collins Deskevich ’88, Alice Collins Fruth ’97 and the late Catherine Collins ’94, and grandfather of Emily ’22 and Caroline Deskevich ’26, and Patrick ’30 and Helen Fruth ’32, died Oct. 23, 2020.

Marie Rhodes Cappiello, grandmother of Rahily Sutton ’14 and Jack Sutton ’13, and mother-in-law of Trib Sutton ’81, died Sept. 27, 2020.

Richard Barrett, stepfather of Ken McArthur ’84 and Krista McArthur Davis ’88, and step-grandfather to Kenneth “T” McArthur III ’15 and Mille McArthur, died Oct. 26, 2020.

Mary Hilliard Simpson, mother of Leonard Simpson ’81 and Louise Simpson Heaton ’85, died Sept. 27, 2020.

Henry Neill Ware, grandfather of Henry Ware III ’06, Alexander “Shep” Ware ’08 and Robert Ware ’13, died Oct. 26, 2020.

Ernest “EL” Clements, father of Julie Clements ’78 and Laura Clements Harris ’80, died Sept. 28, 2020.

Andrew Dykers, father of Patricia Dykers Koenig ’72, Andrew Woods Dykers III ’74, Thomas Dykers ’77 and Jane Dykers Kauder ’81, died Nov. 1, 2020.

Diana Moore Harris ’71, mother of Sara Harris Smith ’02 and Melissa Harris Greenfield ’00, and former Lower School guidance counselor, died Sept. 29, 2020.

Ellen Bishop, mother of Jeff Gumenick ’79 (Jennie Gumenick ’83) and Randy Gumenick ’81, and grandmother of Lilly Gumenick, died Sept. 30, 2020.

Jane Blake Brame, mother of Blake Brame ’89 and the late Robert Brame ’87, died Oct. 5, 2020.

Ann Hogg, former Middle School teacher and mother of Betsy H. Wilton ’71, died Oct. 13, 2020.

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Robert Wedge, Sr., father of Upper School teacher Rob Wedge, died Nov. 1, 2020.

John Stallings, former trustee, and father of Will ’14 and Emily Stallings ’17, died Nov. 2, 2020.

Robert Massey, father of Robert Douglas Massey ’81, died Nov. 4, 2020.

Anthony Falco, grandfather of Mark ’11, Matthew ’13 and Grace Hourigan ’16, died Nov. 5, 2020.

Pete Stratton, father of Dwayne Stratton ’79, died Nov. 9, 2020.

Caroline Luck, and great-grandfather to Richard Luck, died Dec. 1, 2020.

William Nixon III, husband of Katie Oates Nixon ’75, died Nov. 11, 2020.

Grover Montgomery, father of Chad Montgomery ’92 and Sara Montgomery ’98, died Dec. 1, 2020.

Rita Marshall Bagby, grandmother of Courtney Viverette ’13, Jake Viverette ’16 and Steele Viverette ’18, died Nov. 13, 2020.

Doris Davenport Davis, mother of former Lower School teacher Emily Bradshaw and mother-in-law of Weldon Bradshaw, Middle School faculty and writer, and grandmother of Catherine Bode ’95 and Taylor Bode ’98, died Dec. 2, 2020.

Jean Eubank, mother of former Middle School teacher Debbie Hailes and former Middle School secretary Beth Costin, and grandmother of Bo Hurst ’01, Liz Costin Nixon ’02, Katie Hurst Langemeier ’05 and Jeannie Costin McGeorge ’06, died Nov. 18, 2020.

Gabriel Bradstreet Peaseley V, grandfather of Gabriel Bradstreet Peaseley VII ’07, William “Lee” Peaseley ’10 and Martha Peaseley ’13, died Nov. 19, 2020.

Stanley Pauley, father of Katharine Pauley Hickok ’68 (Gene ’68) and Lorna Pauley Jordan ’72, died Nov. 20, 2020.

Janet Feore, mother of Meghan Feore Morel ’95, Margeaux Feore Roush ’96 and Aidan Feore ’00, died Nov. 21, 2020.

Anne Beazley Little, mother of Amanda Little Surgner ’83, and grandmother of Walker Surgner ’11, Reeves Surgner ’14, Kate Surgner ’17, George “Bo” Little ’17, Tucker Surgner ’19 and Connor Little ’21, died Nov. 23, 2020.

Juan Carter, brother of Physical Plant employee Cherylrena Watts, died Nov. 25, 2020.

William Mark Bruch, Jr., father of Sarah “Amy” Bruch ’03 and William Bruch III ’05, died Dec. 2020.

Charles Luck III, father of Cynthia Luck Haw ’75, Terrell Luck Harrigan ’77 and Charles Luck IV, grandfather of True ’09, Elise ’11 and Ravenel Harrigan ’14, Claiborne Haw ’12, Sarah, Margaret and

Blair Bolton, father of Rawls Bolton ’09, died Dec. 6, 2020.

Straughan Richardson, father of former 2nd Grade assistant Lee Bottoms, grandfather of Laura Bottoms Mattal ’97 and Scott Bottoms ’01, died Dec. 12, 2020.

Russell Aaronson, grandfather of Kate ’21 and Taylor Aaronson ’23, died Dec. 13, 2020.

Billie Elliott, mother of Roland Judson Elliott, Jr. ’77, died Dec. 14, 2020.

Oliver “Jack” Pruitt, father of Elizabeth Dale Pruitt Wilkinson ’70, Julie Pruitt ’74 and Jennifer Pruitt Bower ’79, and grandfather of Jennifer Bower ’98, died Dec. 14, 2020.

Rena Gennings, grandmother of Drew Fulton ’13, died Dec. 20, 2020.

Richard Edmunds, Jr., husband of Nancy Page Hall Edmunds ’52, and father of Marietta Edmunds Zakas ’77 and Elizabeth Edmunds Johnston ’80, died Dec. 19, 2020.

Marion Hubbard, grandmother of Marion Cosby Kastenbaum ’06 (Jonathan ’06), Annie Cosby Gottwald ’11 and A.P. Cosby ’16 died Dec. 29, 2020.

William Dvorak, father-in-law of Michael Bolt, former Upper School physical education and driver’s education teacher, died Dec. 24, 2020.

Michael Archie, Jr., husband of Sarah Parker Archie ’90, died Dec. 24, 2020.

Leslie Phaup, mother of Jeffrey Phaup ’99 and Megan Phaup ’03, died Dec. 28, 2020.

Marriott Henry Jackson, mother of Julie Strange ’78, died on Dec. 25, 2020.

June Ann Nyholm, grandmother of Trey Boll ’20 and Gracie Boll ’21, died Jan. 6, 2021.

Nancy Herlong Perris, grandmother of Samantha McMullin ’26 died on Jan. 6, 2021.

Burrell Stultz, former Lower School science teacher and mother of the late Lisa Stultz Moore ’77, died Jan. 17, 2021.

Robert Perkins, Jr., father of Russell Perkins ’75 (Debbie ’76) and Robert Perkins III ’73, grandfather of Rusty Perkins and Will Perkins, and greatgrandfather of Henry Perkins ’31, died Jan. 9, 2021

Scott Duff III ’82, died Jan. 27, 2021.

Keith Johnson, brother of Physical Plant employee Ellis Johnson, died Jan. 27, 2021.

Harold Riopelle, father of Brian Riopelle ’80, the late Stephen Riopelle ’82 and Kathleen Riopelle Roberts, and grandfather of Fain ’11, Kyle ’17 and Kate Riopelle ’22, and Sophie Roberts ’19, died Jan. 28, 2021.

Joan Babcock Daub, grandmother of Maddie ’23, Elizabeth ’25 and Chloe Daub ’27, died Jan. 28, 2021.

Thomas Golden, great-grandfather of Porter McConaghy ’33, died Jan. 29, 2021.

Nancy Pace Newton, former Middle School math teacher and mother of James Newton IV ’99, died Feb. 3, 2021.

Shirley Frew Ivie, mother of Allan Ivie IV ’79 (Page Boinest Melton Ivie ’79) died Feb. 5, 2021.

August Bain, grandfather of Walker Bain ’24, Campbell Bain ’26 and Mary Kate Bain ’29, died Jan. 10, 2021.

Nancy Jo Wright Tooker Duley, mother of Leslie Tooker Roberson ’72, David Tooker ’79, and mother-in-law of William “Mory” Wood ’75, died Feb. 6, 2021.

David Scruggs, brother of former Middle School secretary Virginia “Ginger” Harris, uncle of Ginny Hofheimer ’96 and great-uncle of Henry ’27 and Carter Hofheimer ’29, died Jan. 11, 2021.

Dianne Gray, mother of George Gray ’74 and Cynthia Gray Ellis ’79, died Feb. 6, 2021.

Benjamin Lacy III, grandfather of Callie Lacy Brackett ’95 and Benjamin Rice Lacy V ’90, and great-grandfather of Jones ’22 and Ben Brackett ’24, died Jan. 18, 2021.

Jerome Jackson, Jr., father of U.S. history teacher Nate Jackson, died Jan. 19, 2021.

Charles Thomas, father of Aynsley Thomas Cosby ’07 (Stuart ’07) and Taylor Thomas ’10, died Feb. 8, 2021.

Henry Berling, grandfather of Jackson Berling ’16 and Stewart Berling ’19, and father-in-law of Kimberley Roberston Berling ’86, died Feb. 9, 2021.

John Noonan, father of Bryan Noonan ’84 and Paul Noonan ’88, died Jan. 26, 2021.

Betty Page Bristow, mother of Reggie Bristow ’86, grandmother of Kobe Bristow, and Jett ’25 and Jock Bristow ’31, died Feb. 9, 2021.

Barbara Duff, mother of Sheryl Duff Highfill ’75, Barbara Duff ’78 and James

Anne Edwards McKenney Grigg, mother of Natalee Grigg Johnsrud ’83,

John Grigg ’85, Sarah Grigg Mitchell ’86 and Randolph Grigg ’89, and grandmother of Daniel Johnsrud ’23, died Feb. 10, 2021.

Anne Cunnigham Woodfin, mother of Suzanne Woodfin Villani ’81 and Jack Woodfin ’87, and grandmother of John Woodfin ’22, died Feb. 11, 2021.

Robert Leshner, father of David ’90 and Thomas Leshner ’95, died Feb. 12, 2021.

Charles Thomas Rao, Jr., grandfather of Samantha ’24 and Jacob Rao ’26, died Feb. 12, 2021.

Marian Timmons, mother of James Kenneth Timmons ’68, the late Christopher Timmons ’70 and Jeffrey Timmons ’74; and grandmother of Meg Timmons ’07, Russell Timmons ’10, Clay Timmons ’09, Mark Timmons ’11 and Paul Timmons ’13; and greatgrandmother of Jacob Timmons ’27 and Grayson Timmons ’29, died on Feb. 12, 2021.

Gilbert Rosenthal, grandfather of Amy ’03 and Elizabeth Rosenthal ’09, died Feb. 13, 2021.

Graenum Schiff, father of Jacob Schiff ’89 and Erika Schiff de Witt ’93 (Alexander ’91), and grandfather of Emma ’23 and Hannah de Witt ’27, died Feb. 13, 2021.

Ralph Kenneth Ballowe, grandfather of Alianna Ballowe ’27, died Feb. 16, 2021.

Theodore Galanides, grandfather of John Galanides ’21, Linda Galanides ’15 and Anna Galanides ’17, died Feb. 17, 2021.

James Londrey, grandfather of James Londrey ’16 and 2nd Grade teacher Sarah Copeland, died Feb. 21, 2021.

Evelyn Johnson, mother of Physical Plant employees Douglas and A.J. Johnson, died March 1, 2021.

Faculty

Leland Smith, former Spanish teacher, died April 17, 2019.

Joan Olmsted Oates, former Lower School music teacher, died April 3, 2020.

Mary Garland Johnston, former Collegiate faculty member, died April 8, 2020.

Patsy Ryland Jewett, former Lower School faculty member and coach, died April 24, 2020.

Pauline Kittrell Christian, former Collegiate music teacher, died April 29, 2020.

Elizabeth H. “Betty” White Koonce, former Middle School faculty member, died Aug. 22, 2020.

Diana Moore Harris ’71, former Lower School guidance counselor, died Sept. 29, 2020.

Alumni

Elizabeth Corr Frayser ’43 Lois Saunier Hornsby ’44 John Randolph Alley ’47 Mary Jane Bowers Willis ’50 Gale Burgess Ennis ’63 Robert Charles Hull Campbell ’63 Gayle Burgess Ennis ’63 Joellyn Savedge “Jo” Blandford ’68 William Clarke Scott III ’71 Diana Moore Harris ’71 Caroline Cameron Flippen ’75 Mark Foss Brown ’76 Rebecca Sullivan Cox ’80 Giles Mebane Robertson ’85 John Williard Gibbs III ’87 Jonathan Edward Kihm ’01

PLEASE NOTE: These notices were received as of March 1, 2021. This In Memoriam section is taken from printed obituaries, which may be edited for space. Please contact our office if the information is incomplete. The information included is compiled from our database, which is continually updated. To submit a condolence, email spark@collegiate-va.org.

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