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News from Alumni
from SPARK Magazine // Fall 2021
by Think
CLASS NOTES
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Carol Tanner Cover, sister of longtime French Teacher Helen Tanner ’49 (deceased), died June, 27, 2021.
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Champ Roberts Johnson, former Middle School faculty member and mother of Ned Abbe ’80, mother-inlaw of Jane Abbe ’84, and grandmother of Ryan Abbe ’09 and Liza Abbe ’20, died Aug. 25, 2021.
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Penny (Ann W.) Gooch has moved to Brandon Oaks at 3952 Brandon Ave., Roanoke, VA, 24018-1444, if you’d like to get in touch.
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Elizabeth Austin Tucker, sister of Thomas Tucker ’68, sister-in-law of Mary Madelyn Tucker ’61, aunt of Robin Smith ’88, and great-aunt of Tucker Smith ’23 and Madeleine Smith ’25, died August 4, 2021.
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Lucille “Penny” Wyatt Russell died July 26, 2021.
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Meverell Bryarly Van Doren died July 18, 2021.
1969
Melinda Vick Wilson writes,“We’ ve been spending most of the past two summers in Blowing Rock, N.C. playing lots of golf, since that was one of the sports without many restrictions during the beginning of COVID-19. My daughter, Lauren, had a baby girl in April of 2020, which was a scary time. All went well and Eden is now 18 months old. Bill and I now have six grandchildren ages seven and under. We keep busy with them. I saw several of our classmates in September at a wedding — Pam Williams, Fran Chalkley Robertson and Marilyn Linhart Moses. It was great being with them!”
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Harry Carleton Diggs, brother of Nancy Diggs Drake ’67, brother-in-law of Frank Drake ’66, uncle of Stephen Drake ’92 and Anne Taylor Schaaf ’99, and great-uncle of Isabel Schaaf ’28 and Louise Schaaf ’31, died May 2021.
David Luckey was a recipient of the 2021 DuPont Pedersen Award. More information can be found at dupont.com/about/our-people/ lavoisier-and-pedersen-award-recipients -2021.html.
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Taylor Waller and Ry Marchant recently met Elaine Ferebee Osborne ’72 for lunch midway between Tappahannock and Irvington.
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Joan Pruitt Buhrman spends most weekends at Virginia Beach and has had so much fun fishing early mornings and late afternoons. Sally Burford is relishing 24 hours per day of free time now that she is retired.
Mary Conner and her son Thomas had a trip to Scotland postponed due to COVID-19. The good news is that the postponement gave Mary more time to study the Conner-Boinest family history.
Sarah Masters writes, “I am honored to have one of my drawings chosen for the cover of poet Kasey Jued’s second volumne of poetry, The Thicket, which comes out at the beginning of November, published by the University of Pittsburgh Press in the Pitt Poetry Series. For Kasey’s first volume, Keeper, which won the 2012 Agnes Lynch Starrett Prize, the poet selected another of my drawings.”
Mary D. Bennett Ellison is loving retirement after a very successful career as chief external relations officer for the United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS).
Margie Farquhar writes, “The Richmond-area class of ’72 girls had a wonderful time on a beautiful September day gathering at the house of Mary Conner for a casual lunch. We really missed those who were not able to join us. I’m also in the process of downsizing and sorting through 50 years of stuff at Hereford Hill. One of my recent finds was a newspaper article tucked in my Collegiate graduation program. The article included a picture of Mary Conner and Ann Young Fairman at graduation with Mrs. Flippen. ”
Ellen Hatcher Hamner was sad to leave her Westham neighborhood home, but she is now happily settled at Grayson Hill.
Beth Marchant is thoroughly enjoying being a grandmother and continues to paint watercolors for friends.
Brenda Britten Mathews and husband David have put millions of miles on their car travelling to either Chapel Hill for basketball games or to Charlotte to see David Matthews Jr. ’02 (and their two grandchildren) and daughter Britten Matthews ’06.
Elaine Ferebee Osborne and her husband Herbie recently met Lelong Waller, Taylor Waller ’71, Beth Marchant and Ry Marchant ’71 for lunch midway between Tappahannock and Irvington.
Pam Guilford Redd is thrilled that son Walker Redd ’07, his wife and new grandson Davis have moved from Boston to Chapel Hill. She is trying to figure out how to get Chappell Redd ’11 closer to Richmond.
Priscilla Fairlamb Stinson went to Atlanta recently to attend granddaughter Emory’s second birthday party and visit with grandson Wells and son Peyton Stinson ’04.
Bunny Gentry Williams is happy to be back in Richmond where football is not king. After many years of success, Sarah Munford and spouse Laurel Quarberg sold their floral design company, The New Leaf, in Norfolk. They unveiled their renovated van in Richmond recently and plan to travel around the country in 2021.
Kim Sullivan Heartwell was promoted to president and chief executive officer of CallisonRTKL, a global architecture, planning and design firm, now in its 75th year of business.
1976
Allen Kemp writes, “We’re proud first-time grandparents of Esmé Margaret Kemp-Klann. We always heard how fun grandkids are, but now we know.”
1977
Collegiate faculty visited Brian Richardson in August for a two-day retreat and planning session. They climbed a fire tower, toured a mountain-top agriculture school (AMI), drove through the wilderness of Laurel Fork and hung out with Betty and Brian’s sheep in the barn. Mary Carter Pettit Dabney became the proud grandmother of Dabney Keane Robins.
1985
Lee Moreau relocated back to Richmond to be closer to family and Cougar nation.
Doug Reed writes, “After 25 miserable years of IT cubicle hell, I’ve quit to drive for Uber. I’ve never been happier.”
1987
Louise Reed gave two talks as the CEO of Afloat, Inc. at an international blockchain conference in Wyoming.
1988
Deven Pandya ’20 and Graham Bor ’23 teamed up against Paul Caldwell and Jimmy Chou in a summer league match played at Westwood Racquet. Despite coach Rick Godsey’s best efforts, experience won out this time. Dr. Caldwell was impressed with the young talent coming out of the Collegiate tennis program in recent years.
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2. Margie Farquhar ’72 discovered a newspaper article tucked in her
Collegiate graduation program featuring Mary Conner ’72 and Ann
Young Fairman ’72 at graduation with Mrs. Flippen.
3. Allen Kemp ’76 pictured with granddaughter Esmé
Margaret Kemp-Klann.
4. Deven Pandya ’20 and Graham
Bor ’23 teamed up against Paul
Caldwell ’88 and Jimmy Chou in a summer league match played at
Westwood Racquet.
Charles “Chuck” Moss writes, “I’ve been promoted to director of innovation and development for Dinwiddie County Public Schools.”
1991
Larkin Rogers Mehta recently received a promotion to senior director, office of the chief information officer, at Hill Physicians Medical Group, the largest independent physician association in Northern California, where she oversees the project management office, IT governance, business relationship management, IT finance and vendor management teams. Larkin resides in San Ramon, Calif. with her husband, three daughters (ages 12, 14 and 17) and Koa, their beloved one-year-old goldendoodle.
1994
Anya Schwender writes, “I’ve seen quite a few Cougars lately! I did some pet-sitting in Denver for Astrid Liverman and had a nice visit with her and her family when they returned from France. We were joined by those who happened to be in town! I found a lot of Collegiate faces at Lickinghole Creek Craft Brewery when Jeremy Hilliard ’95 was in town from New York to play a show with his band, Peak.”
1996
Caroline Garrett Patrick writes, “My husband Ian and I had a baby girl, Clara Garland Patrick, on July 23. She weighed five pounds, 15 ounces and was 20 inches long. She’s a happy and healthy baby, and we love having her!”
1999
Kara Kihm is a psychotherapist who works with women going through major life transitions. After her life-altering transition she discovered that the key to happiness and success is tapping into the voice of our intuition and inner guidance. When she discovered this voice she was led on an incredible journey of self-discovery not only across the country, but within herself. Kara has published a book sharing her adventure in hopes to inspire anyone who is seeking a path towards authenticity.
2000
Rachel Burgess Yost married Jonathan Yost on Sept. 4 in Richmond, Va. Peyton Jenkins and wife Becky welcomed baby number three, Robert Thomas Jenkins, into the world in October of 2020. The oldest two boys are now Cougars themselves. Peyton Jr. is in 3rd Grade and Jack is in Kindergarten. Jack is convinced he has the coolest Senior buddy in history in Angelo Parker ’22.
2001
Greg McGeorge and Jeannie McGeorge ’06 welcomed Dean Slade McGeorge in March.
2002
Charlotte Miller Logan was welcomed by Caroline Gibson Logan and her husband on Aug. 20. Charlotte joins big sister Hattie, age two.
2003
Beau Thomas Havermann was born Sept. 14, 2020 to Kate Schilling Havermann and husband Ryan Havermann.
Sarah Shulman Lantz attended the wedding of classmates Nicole Barr ’10 and Matt Weber ’10.
Amandeep S. Sidhu ’96 recently received The Sikh Coalition’s Pro Bono Sevadar of the Year Award for his commitment to service for the Sikh community and dedication to fight for civil rights protections for all. Sidhu’s pro bono legal work to end employment discrimination in the United States Armed Forces started in 2009 and spans dozens of clients across all military branches. In September 2021, his client First Lieutenant Sukhbir Singh Toor was featured on the front page of The New York Times Sunday edition in an article, “Marines Allow Sikh to Wear a Turban, Sometimes.” A litigation partner at Winston & Strawn LLP in Washington, D.C., Sidhu co-founded The Sikh Coalition twenty years ago in the wake of the 9/11 attacks on our country.
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1. Anya Schwender ’94 has spent some quality time with Cougar classmates recently.
2. Clara Garland Patrick was born to Caroline
Garrett Patrick ’96 July 23.
3. Kara Kihm ’99 published a book of self-discovery sharing her adventure in hopes to inspire anyone who is seeking a path towards authenticity. 4. Rachel Burgess Yost ’00 married Jonathan
Yost in September.
5. Jack Jenkins ’34, son of Peyton Jenkins ’00, pictured with Senior Kindergarten buddy
Angelo Parker ’22.
6. Caroline Gibson Logan ’02 welcomed Charlotte Miller Logan Aug. 20. 7. Kate Schilling Havermann ’03 and husband
Ryan Havermann welcomed Beau Thomas
Havermann Sept. 14, 2020.
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1. Helena Dabney “Nellie” Dolan was born Jan. 24, 2021 to Jay Dolan ’04 and Emory Dabney Dolan.
2. Chad Zalesiak ’04 and his wife Sarah Shands Zalesiak had their second son Jackson Zalesiak March 29.
3. Christin Lipscomb Walsh ’04 and husband Mike Walsh welcomed Duncan Walsh Sept. 5.
4. Philip Charles Farhi was born March 1, 2021 to Mary Beth Farhi ’05.
5. Lizzy Kitces ’05 was married in Central Park to Geremy Rosenberg on June 24, 2020.
6. Charles Gray “Charlie” Koteles was born May 7, 2021 to Elizabeth Koteles ’05. 7. William Hughes Pope was born on Oct. 24, 2020 to Burch Hazelgrove Pope ’05 and husband Justin Pope.
8. Margaret Gordon Murray was born May 5, 2021 to Mary Alex Murray ’05 and Derek Murray.
9. James Michael Jarvis ’06 married Katie Lynne Butz on Kiawah Island, S.C. on Oct. 31, 2020.
10. Katie Bo Williams Lillis ’06 married Michael Parshley Lillis in August, and, in April, took a job as an intelligence reporter for CNN.
2004
Helena Dabney “Nellie” Dolan joined big brother Todd Jan. 24, 2020. Nellie is the daughter of Emory Dabney Dolan and Jay Dolan, niece of Elizabeth Dolan Wright ’01 and Lucy Dabney Robins ’09, and granddaughter of Mary Carter Pettit Dabney ’79.
Chad Zalesiak and his wife Sarah Shands Zalesiak had their second child, William “Jack” Jackson Zalesiak, on March 29.
Christin Lipscomb Walsh, husband Mike Walsh and their older son Banks welcomed Duncan on Sept. 5.
2005
Mary Beth Farhi’s son Philip Charles Farhi was born March 1, 2021. He joins his brother Louis.
Lizzy Kitces was married in Central Park to Geremy Rosenberg June 24, 2020.
Elizabeth Koteles welcomed son Charles Gray “Charlie” Koteles on May 7, 2021. He joins big sister Palmer.
Burch Hazelgrove Pope and husband Justin Pope welcomed son William Hughes Pope, who joined big sister Everett, Oct. 24, 2020.
Mary Alex Murray and Derek Murray welcomed Margaret Gordon Murray May 5, 2021.
2006
James Michael Jarvis married Katie Lynne Butz on Kiawah Island, S.C. Oct. 31, 2020. They now live in Richmond, Va. Due to COVID-19 restrictions only family and a few Cougars were able to attend.
Katie Bo Williams Lillis married Michael Parshley Lillis Aug. 21. She took on a new job as the intelligence reporter for CNN in April. Jeannie McGeorge writes that she and husband Greg McGeorge ’01 welcomed Dean Slade McGeorge March 23, 2021. “Siblings Rory and Kit are obsessed with him!”
2007
Laura Anderson Kirby wrote that this was a busy year. Her family moved to Durham, N.C., where her daughter was born. She started working as a clinical psychologist at the Duke Center for Autism and Brain Development and wrote a children’s book, Henrietta’s Thistleberry Boots, which is a story about change, bravery and resilience.
Holly O’Donnell attended the wedding of sister Caroline O’Donnell ’10.
Berkeley Robins McQuiddy welcomed Nelson Woltz McQuiddy July 22.
2008
Hunter Gallalee and Katie Gallalee welcomed James Pierce Teaford Gallalee Aug. 19.
2009
Shannon O’Donnell McCusty attended the wedding of sister Caroline O’Donnell ’10.
Dabney Keane Robins was born April 1 to Lucy Dabney Robins and husband Rand Robins. The proud grandmother is Mary Carter Pettit Dabney ’79.
Sarah Thalhimer Smith and her husband Trent welcomed Walker James Smith, born Feb. 19. The Smith family currently resides in Northern Virginia.
2010
Nicole Barr writes, “Matt Weber and I got married on Aug. 7 at the Wren Chapel at William & Mary with many Cougars in attendance. The wedding party included Pat Blank as best man, Christine Thexton ’11 as maid of honor, Chris Barr ’12, Sarah Shulman Lantz ’03 and Lizzie Farquhar.” 1
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1. Dean Slade McGeorge was born March 23, 2021 to Jeannie McGeorge ’06 and her husband Greg McGeorge ’01.
2. Laura Anderson Kirby ’07 started working as a clinical psychologist at the Duke Center for Autism and Brain Development and wrote a children’s book, Henrietta’s
Thistleberry Boots. 3. Berkeley Robins McQuiddy ’07 welcomed Nelson Woltz McQuiddy July 22.
4. Hunter Gallalee ’08 and Katie Gallalee welcomed James Pierce Teaford Gallalee in August. 5. Dabney Keane Robins was born April 1 to Lucy Dabney Robins ’09 and husband Rand Robins. The proud grandmother is Mary Carter Pettit Dabney ’79.
6. Walker James Smith was born Feb. 19 to Sarah Thalhimer Smith ’09 and her husband Trent.
Pat Blank attended the wedding of classmates Nicole Barr and Matt Weber.
Caroline O’Donnell writes, “I got married July 10 (our third rescheduled date because of COVID-19!) to Todd Braken on Hilton Head Island, S.C. and had a ton of Cougars in attendance! I had five alumni in my bridal party — my two sisters, Holly O’Donnell ’07 and Shannon O’Donnell McCusty ’09, along with three classmates, Carter Hunter, Emily Moore and Parke Whitley. Emily Moore officiated the wedding, almost exactly 10 years after we were voted most likely to still be friends in 10 years! Watkins Cottrell ’34, who is a current Collegiate Kindergartener, was a ring bearer.”
Lizzie Farquhar attended the wedding of classmates Nicole Barr and Matt Weber.
Johnsie Friess writes, “My husband Joey and I welcomed our baby girl Martha Carter Friess on June 11, 2021.”
Carter Hunter attended the wedding of classmate Caroline O’Donnell. Emily Moore attended the wedding of classmate Caroline O’Donnell.
Parke Whitley attended the wedding of fellow Cougar Caroline O’Donnell ’10.
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Christine Thexton attended the wedding of classmates Nicole Barr ’10 and Matt Weber ’10.
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Chris Barr attended the wedding of classmates Nicole Barr ’10 and Matt Weber ’10.
Charlotte Robins writes, “I graduated from the VCU Brandcenter with a master’s degree in branding and strategy and just started as a creative strategist at the Martin Agency.”
Lucy Smith was a finalist for best yoga instructor in CVille Weekly’s “Best of Cville” issue. When she’s not teaching yoga, she works as a solutions development representative for PowerSchool, where she had the second highest sales rate on the inside sales team for Q3. She and her college sweetheart, Bryan Carter, are planning a July 2022 wedding in Charlottesville, Va. Meagan Justice writes, “I’m earning my master’s of teaching with a comprehensive theater arts endorsement at the University of Richmond and will graduate this December. I’m currently student-teaching in Henrico County Public Schools.”
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Avery Freeman married Brensley Freeman May 1, 2021.
2020
Deven Pandya and Graham Bor ’23 teamed up against Paul Caldwell ’88 and Jimmy Chou in a summer league match played at Westwood Racquet.
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Katie Mulligan writes, “At the end of August, I moved to Montreal to pursue a degree in political science. It was a big adjustment, but I’m settling in nicely and enjoying the wide range of opportunities Montreal has to offer. The food, people and sights are incredible, and I could not be happier.”
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1. Caroline O’Donnell ’10 got married July 10 to Todd Braken and had a number of Cougars in attendance.
2. Johnsie Friess ’10 welcomed her baby girl Martha Carter Friess June 11.
3. Lucy Smith ’12 and her college sweetheart, Bryan Carter, are planning a July 2022 wedding in Charlottesville, Va. 4. Avery Freeman ’18 married Brensley Freeman May 1, 2021.
5. Katie Mulligan ’21 moved to Montreal at the end of August to study political science.
IN MEMORIAM
Harry Hewett, grandfather of Colin Call ’30 and Tucker Call ’32, died Feb. 16, 2021.
Raymond Cawthon, father of Heather Cawthon Deane ’85 and grandfather of Caleigh Deane ’20 and Jordan Deane ’23, died May 5, 2021.
Russell Burns, grandfather of Emily Burns ’07, Maddie Burns ’09 and Catherine Burns ’13, died May, 31, 2021.
Mary Cantor, grandmother of Suzanne Peck ’96, Matthew Kitces ’02, Joseph Cantor ’09, Jackson Cantor ’12 and John Cantor ’16, and great-grandmother of Rachel Peck ’25 and Sophia Peck ’28, died June 7, 2021.
Virginia Chewning, mother of Emily Chewning ’63 (deceased), and grandmother of Emily Heyworth ’97 and Megan Paul ’01, died June 7, 2021.
James Woodley, husband of Lorraine Suggs Woodley ’56, died June 7, 2021.
Ulysses Crump, brother of former staff member Ernest Crump, died June 14, 2021.
Murray F. Trent, father of staff member A.J. Johnson and father-in-law of staff member Arlean Johnson, died June 18, 2021.
Alice Blanton, grandmother of Alyson Stoakley ’96 and father-in-law of Michael Stoakley ’96, great-grandmother of Alice Hunter ’29 and Blanton Hunter ’33, died June 20, 2021.
Barbara Peskin, mother of Andy Peskin ’86, Mindy Guyer ’92 and adoptive-daughter Ivana Yang ’92, died June 21, 2021. Joseph Rudder, father of John Rudder ’79 and Suzanne Rudder Timper ’80, died June 25, 2021.
Claude Whitehead, grandfather of Ethan Whitehead ’20, died June 25, 2021.
James Watkinson, father of Kathy Watkinson Ivins ’73 (deceased) and Sarah Watkinson ’75, and grandfather of Jack Ivins ’05, Jim Ivins ’07, Catherine Sowards ’96 and Virginia Watkins ’98, died June 26, 2021.
John Scherer, brother of Sally Scherer ’58, died June 26, 2021.
Cile Hetzer, mother-in-law of Kathe Williams Hetzer ’76, died June 27, 2021.
Norman Milligan, grandfather of Hunter Milligan ’21, Lindsey Milligan ’19 and Ashley Byrnes ’15, died June 27, 2021.
George Hedgepeth, grandfather of Anne Hedgepeth ’03 and Amy Hedgepeth Civetti ’06, and father-in-law of former staff member Laurie Hedgepeth, died July 1, 2021.
Earl Spradlin, grandfather of Reed Spradlin ’33, died July 3, 2021.
Arthur Myers, father of Peter Myers ’72, Claire Myers Rossetti ’78 and Vinton Myers ’82, and grandfather of Peter Rossetti ’11, Paul Rossetti ’12, Hannah Myers ’13 and Luke Myers ’19, died July 7, 2021.
Henry Rosebro, father-in-law of Lewis Cardwell Rosebro ’78, and grandfather of Margaret Rosebro Sprewell ’06 and Libby Rosebro Chriss ’09, died July 7, 2021.
Raleigh Seward Gray, grandfather of Ed Mullins ’92, died July 8, 2021. Robert Van Divender, father of Katie Van Divender Chernau ’77 and Carol Van Divender Minton ’80, died July 11, 2021.
Mary Howell Gardner, grandmother-in-law of Rob Ukrop ’88, and great-grandmother of Peyton Garst ’20 and Presley Garst ’24, died July 11, 2021.
Andrew Moncol, grandfather of May Moncol ’28 and Siddalee Moncol ’32, died July 11, 2021.
Wilmore Mertens, brother-in-law of Margaret Mertens ’74, and uncle of William Mertens ’04, Andrew Mertens ’08 and Robert Mertens ’09, died July 14, 2021.
Barbara Pettit, mother of Scott Pettit ’74 and Mary Carter Pettit Dabney ’79, and grandmother of Emory Dabney Dolan ’06 and Lucy Dabney Robins ’09, died July 14, 2021.
George Williamson, father-in-law of Ken McArthur ’84 and grandfather of T. McArthur ’15, died on July 14, 2021.
Angelina Ramirez Villanueva, mother-inlaw of faculty member Carolyn Villanueva, and grandmother of Grant Villanueva ’17 and Cami Villanueva ’21, died on July 14, 2021.
Darrell Wittkamp, grandmother of Ben Wittkamp ’24, died July 15, 2021.
John W. Tucker, grandfather of Harrison Bray ’24, died July 18, 2021.
Wayne Mathern, grandfather of Kelsey Mathern ’14, died July 31, 2021.
Elizabeth Pope, mother of Justin Pope ’93, died August 1, 2021.
Our condolences are offered to these members of the Collegiate family.
PLEASE NOTE:
These notices were received as of Oct. 3, 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.
James Crump, brother of former staff member Ernest Crump, died August 3, 2021.
James Morano, father of Trip Morano ’87, Sarah Morano Murray ’89, Spence Morano ’94 and Shep Morano ’96, and grandfather of Mac Murray ’18, Bird Murray ’20, Simms Murray ’23, Bo Morano ’21 and Ted Morano ’23, died August 5, 2021.
Margaret Elizabeth Young, mother-in-law of Meade Spotts ’75, and grandmother of Clair Spotts ’15, Meade Spotts ’18, J.D. Spotts ’20 and Ren Spotts ’20, died on August 13, 2021.
Jerry Magoulas, grandfather of Kenley Campbell ’24 and Reid Campbell ’26, died August 17, 2021.
Betty Compton, mother of Leigh Shobe ’83, Mary Compton ’84 and Melissa Patterson ’87, and grandmother of Nicholas Kiczales ’15, Lucas Kiczales ’17, Noah Kiczales ’21, Daniel Patterson ’18, James Patterson ’21 and Henry Patterson ’23 died on August 19, 2021. Wallace Chandler, father of Elizabeth “Bettie” Hallberg ’73, Brenda Bell ’76 and Blair Grappone ’83, grandfather of Lee Hallberg ’01, Heather Hallberg Donohue ’04, Brittany Hallberg Rosell ’07, Ashley Grappone ’08 and Joseph Grappone ’12, and great-grandfather of Brynn Hallberg ’30 and Cooper Hallberg ’33, died August 25, 2021.
Kenneth Bullock, father of Lower School faculty member Whitney Bright, died August 25, 2021.
Carl Smith, father of Suzanne Smith Stovall ’01, died August 27, 2021.
Dot Kannard, longtime Lower School cafeteria staff member, and grandmother of R.T. Taylor ’93 and Ryan Taylor ’97, died August 29, 2021.
Jeane Minor, grandmother of Kenya Minor ’18, died August 31, 2021.
Collette Magoulas, grandmother of Kenley Campbell ’24 and Reid Campbell ’26, died September 7, 2021. Mary Eakle Adams, grandmother of Ashton Pollard ’14, Caroline Pollard ’15, John Pollard ’20 and Teddy Pollard ’22, died September 20, 2021.
Mary Shuman, mother of Randy Shuman ’83, died September 21, 2021.
James Farley Jr., brother of Susan Farley Ferrell ’64, died September 21, 2021.
Christine Marchant Chase, sister of W. Reilly Marchant ’71 and sister-in-law of Beth Marchant ’72 , died October 3, 2021.
