Kinkaid Magazine - Winter 2020 - 2021

WINTER 2020  2021

Turning the Page on 2020

THE KINKAID SCHOOL

Dear Kinkaid Community,

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want to thank our entire community for the warm welcome you have given my family and me. Through daily interactions, I have seen the strength and compassion of the Falcon Family, and I feel fortunate and honored to have the responsibility to lead our great school.

We have been challenged this year, and no doubt this academic year looks unlike any other in our history. It is important, however, to recognize the good that has come out of the many sacrifices made as a result of COVID-19, and the strides we have made to ensure all our students feel welcome, safe, and accepted in all aspects of campus life.

We know we have asked a lot of our students and families this year. From masking up and physical distancing to hybrid learning, to cancelled or reimagined events, to quarantines, our students have accepted these disappointments and difficulties with a strong spirit of togetherness and consideration for the needs of their fellow students and the community as a whole.

Through these ever-changing realities and constant demands that have at times pushed us to our limits, we have witnessed a resolve and resiliency in our community that will endure long past this pandemic. I am so extremely proud of our students for the courage they have shown in setting a high bar for themselves, and frankly for us – the adults who support them. I also extend my admiration and gratitude to our faculty and staff who have adapted, recreated, and reimagined how school looks.

I am heartened as I walk our campus grounds that I hear laughter from the Lower School to the Upper School, I see creative and collaborative work undertaken by young, developing minds, and I witness learning at its full capacity in academics, arts, and athletics.

Thank you for your support and partnership - always - but especially during this remarkable time that is 2020.

Through it all, we are meeting our important mission to promote educational excellence and balanced growth in a challenging, safe, and inclusive learning environment.

When we reflect on this time in years to come, I believe that the missed or alternative events and the masked smiles will fade a bit in our memories. It is my hope what we will remember is how individually and collectively we grew in character during this period of uncertainty, how we adapted to new and changing circumstances, and how we came together as one united community during extraordinary times.

Our students, our families, our faculty, and our staff are Our Kinkaid, and I consider it a privilege to be a part of this community and to be on this educational journey with you all.

Sincerely,

Jonathan Eades Head of School

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Contents

Bring on 2021 2 Anything but Ordinary 4 Annual Report 2019  2020 60 Class Notes & Alumni News

THE KINKAID MAGAZINE IS A PUBLICATION OF THE ADVANCEMENT OFFICE OF THE KINKAID SCHOOL THE KINKAID MAGAZINE IS A PUBLICATION OF THE ADVANCEMENT OFFICE OF THE KINKAID SCHOOL Tom Moore Director of Advancement

Tracy Dilee McCleary ’92 (fs) Kinkaid Fund Manager

Lisa Wood Assistant Director of Advancement

Rochelle Barnes Communications Coordinator

Natalie Mercer Special Events Coordinator

Journey Bova Advancement Assistant

Rita Morico Parent Liaison & Volunteer Coordinator

Photography contributed by: David Shutts ’74 David Shutts Photography, Inc.

Gina Lamme Advancement Assistant

Georgia Piazza Manager of Communications & Marketing

Alexa Leach ’09 Advancement Services Manager Carly Gray Lukefahr ’12 Alumni Activities Manager

Andrea Reyna Gift Records Manager

Design contributed by: Michael Clarke Design

THE KINKAID SCHOOL

Anything but Ordinary Head of School recounts his first 100 days Contributed by: Dr. Kimetris Baltrip, Upper School Journalism and Yearbook Teacher

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t’s in the stillness that Mr. Jonathan Eades relishes a palpable sense of isolation.

Daily, he awakens in a quiet home, which lends an opportune window for him to enjoy a couple of satisfying rituals: drinking his morning coffee and corralling his three dogs.

“Routines are important to me, particularly the way I start my day,” Mr. Eades said. “I am consistently the first one up in my house. I’ve got three kids and my wife Elizabeth. We also have three dogs and those dogs are a big part of my morning routine.”

With his dogs at his feet, he uses the solitude to read a book or collect his thoughts while his family continues to sleep. And when time permits, he walks his pack before his schedule begins to unpack in every step that he takes from his home address to 201 Kinkaid School Drive. He lives close enough to walk to work.

“I honestly don’t drive a car much Monday through Friday,” he said. “On that short walk opportunity, again, I kind of collect my thoughts, get my day in my head, how I want to attack the day, so that’s also a special time.”

Around 6:30 a.m., Mr. Eades reaches a campus that is placid. In fact, the dawn of his tenure was met by an aura of stillness so familiar that it has become emblematic of his first 100 days at Kinkaid.

“It was a surreal first day,” he said. “That first day, the students weren’t here and walking the hallways at 7:30 in the morning. I did. I walked the entire campus for my first day, and I didn’t interact with one student.”

Since then, the School has transitioned from virtual to hybrid to in-person learning, and Mr. Eades has capitalized on his chances to interact face to face with the school community.

He draws fulfillment from relationship building, a hallmark of his leadership style, and greeting carpools of students, parents, faculty and staff as they arrive on campus energizes his day.

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Q. What gets you motivated to start your day?

“Truthfully, what motivates me is every aspect of working in the School. I enjoy working with all groups that are a part of the School: the faculty, the staff, obviously the parents, but it’s the students…

So what motivates me is making a difference for the students here as well as supporting the faculty and staff and all that we’re doing here at Kinkaid.”

Q. How have you managed to navigate the crossroads of information you’ve needed to digest and disseminate?

“It has been like drinking out of a fire hose. There’s been a lot of information, a lot to learn. Just simple things like terminology, even the names of our classrooms, our buildings, our hallways, our fields, our courts, etcetera. There’s a learning curve there, our policies, our procedures. And so, I did as much of that as I could before I even moved to Houston...I am a voracious reader. I love to read. The history major in me, in addition to being able to read pretty quickly, I’m able to hear things and – I wouldn’t say I have a photographic memory, but I’m definitely able to process pretty quickly – key details and retain them, which has definitely helped me. But the other way that I’ve been able to do that is asking for a little grace because there is so much information that I’m digesting as I’ve met with all the different groups here at the School and learned how we do things here at Kinkaid.”

Q. What did you hope to accomplish in your first 100 days?

“To relationship build, to become known in the community…

The aspect that I pride myself on most in my leadership style is community building, being a connector. So, when you talk about keeping the community together, that’s something that’s vitally important to me. I’m not perfect in that regard. But that is something that really is important to me, and so the best thing that I can do as I begin my time as the Head of School here at Kinkaid is to get to be known in the community, and that has been an admitted challenge during a pandemic. It started because we as a school started in full distanced, remote learning, and so I had to do that almost exclusively over Zoom. For example, my first all-staff meeting, with all employees of the School, was over Zoom. I have no comparison in my career to something like that, where I’m meeting with hundreds of employees, but they’re all in the little ‘Brady Bunch’ squares on the screen. That’s a very difficult thing. But what I had wanted to do, I feel like I’ve been able to do, but I certainly will also candidly acknowledge that I’m not necessarily as far along as I like because of the pandemic, because of the inability, at first, to have the community here on campus.”

communicator, not make people read your mind and wonder what you’re thinking but to be consistent and regular in your communication but also to be approachable…Being a regular communicator and listening to the needs, surrounding myself with a great team has also been really paramount, I think, to that ability to keep the community together. Because, again, I’m new.

I’m one person joining a community of almost 1,500 students, but the admin team has been wonderful in making sure that I am aware of different strengths, challenges, concerns in different areas of the School, so that I am aware and so that I can then support those areas and improve as needed.”

Q. How have you seen students be adaptable?

“I would pair the question about how I’ve observed the students; I would pair it tightly with the faculty and staff. That flexibility.

Fluid is such an overused word, but it’s actually a good one because both the students and the faculty have had to completely adjust the teaching and learning model, and it is understandably a heck of a burden. And the flexibility, the creativity, the hours that the faculty and staff have put in preparing for multiple modes of learning.

I’ve said it, and it’s authentic, it’s not hokie when I say they’re my heroes. That’s been exceptional. The same can be said about the students, their resilience in being able to also change the modes of learning. It’s been hard. Social and emotional learning in a remote environment is a difficult one, but their willingness to adapt to this circumstance has been impressive to me.”

Q. What do you hope to achieve in your next 100 days?

“A hundred days goes quickly. It’s something that I have learned…I definitely want to continue to relationship build. It’s only recently that I’ve been able to really in person start to connect with the parents. And we’ve obviously had the students here and we’ve had a closed campus and so that has been wonderful, so I see that as something that I will continue to have this opportunity. I think that it is really important as I relationship build with the community that I get to be known by our parents and continue to do that with our students. I would also tell you keeping Kinkaid open in a pandemic. If you were to take my day and make a pie chart and divide it up percentage-wise where I spend the bulk of my time here at the beginning of my tenure at Kinkaid, it is related to and mitigating the risk of COVID-19 and keeping Kinkaid open. That is definitely demanding from a time standpoint and an emotional energy standpoint because, ultimately, I got into education because I love working with students, and while meeting and exceeding the mission of Kinkaid is my ultimate charge, keeping our community safe is No. 1. That is paramount over any other goals that can be set, any other thing that can be measured.”

Q. What’s been your strategy for keeping the Kinkaid community united during this very challenging time?

“I think the best way to keep a community united during such an exceptionally stressful time is transparent communication. I think that’s the best thing that you can be: Be authentic, a regular

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THE KINKAID SCHOOL

ANNUAL REPORT 2 019 - 2 0 2 0

THE 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT is a publication of the Advancement Office of The Kinkaid School. The report lists gifts for the 2019-2020 fiscal year made between August 1, 2019 and July 31, 2020. In compiling this report, we have made every effort to ensure that these listings are accurate and complete. If you made a gift during the 2019-2020 fiscal year and your name has been omitted, misspelled or listed inaccurately, please accept our sincere apologies and advise us of the error by contacting Andrea Reyna at 713-243-5046 or andrea.reyna@kinkaid.org.

The Kinkaid School Advancement Office is pleased to honor your request for how you would like your name to appear in this report. If you would like to change the way your name is listed in future donor listings, please email Andrea Reyna at andrea.reyna@kinkaid.org.

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Revenue The Kinkaid Fund $2,862,854 Other Revenue $480,671

Total Revenue

Endowment Distribution $4,095,677

$48,597,645

Tuition & Fees $41,158,443

Difference

$826,866 Surplus moved over to Capital Reserves

Expenses Facilities & Utilities $4,373,249 Capital Expenditures $2,550,000 Auxilliary (net) $151,526

Administrative $8,633,371

Financial Aid $4,418,984

Total Expenses

$47,770,779

Educational $27,643,649

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THE KINKAID SCHOOL

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VOLUNTEER LEADERSHIP The success of Kinkaid depends upon hundreds of parents, alumni and friends who contribute their time, energy and talent to the School. To all our volunteers from 20192020, we thank you!

BOARD OF TRUSTEES CHAIR

Kenneth D. Cowan VICE CHAIR

Edwin H. Frank III ’68 TRUSTEES

Kim Grant Adkins Linda B. Andrews Brandt C. Bowden ’96 Brad J. Deutser ’83 Wm. Leslie Doggett ’75 Robert D. Duncan Pam P. Fullenweider Helena Papadopoulos Johnson ’82 Evan H. Katz C. Berdon Lawrence Elizabeth D. Leykum W. Gregory Looser Walter G. Mayfield ’81 Paula C. Mentz Caroline Boone Mitchell ’85 Christine Robertson Morenz ’92 Mary Eliza Lovett Shaper ’88 Thomas M. Simmons Douglas E. Swanson Jr. ’90 Matthew A. Thanheiser ’76 Edward M. Trusty Jr. - ExOfficio Asha Jamal Virani Darryl I. Wilson LIFE TRUSTEES

John B. Beckworth O. Holcombe Crosswell Stewart Cureton Jr. Frances Hopper Jeter ’74 Mary Nell Jeffers Lovett ’63 E. Staman Ogilvie William M. Wheless III Stuart Yudofsky TRUSTEES EMERITI

J. B. Coskey T. Dan Friedkin Corbin J. Robertson Jr. David M. Weekley Eugene Werlin Jr.

ENDOWMENT FUND BOARD OF DIRECTORS CHAIR

PRESIDENT

Eugene Werlin Jr. BOARD MEMBERS

James Chandler Edwin H. Frank III ’68 Michael E. Hanson Jr. ’00 Charlie Herder Wyatt L. Hogan ’90 C. Berdon Lawrence Elizabeth D. Leykum Caroline Boone Mitchell ’85 Steve Retzloff ’74

ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE CHAIR

Caroline Boone Mitchell ’85 COMMITTEE

Doug Aron ’92 Nandita Berry Ed Bialas Benita Byrd Stephanie Cockrell Viviana Denechaud Mary Ann Detmering Boyd Heath Scott Holstead Will Houstoun ’96 Mark Hull Chris Kayem ’97 Michael Josephson ’93 Charles Lawrence ’96 Steve Mach Chris Mehling Paula Mentz Brad Morgan ’96 Aimee Snoots Garry Tanner Philip Wise ’96 Hope Young ’95

PARENTS’ ASSOCIATION PRESIDENTS

Elizabeth Jeffers Rachel Lawrence

Ricardo Perusquia

VICE PRESIDENTS

BOARD MEMBERS

Mindy Moak Elizabeth Pagan

Kenneth D. Cowan Robert Duncan Edwin H. Frank III ’68 Curtis R. Kayem Terri Lacy David Lummis Walter G. Mayfield ’81 E. Staman Ogilvie

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INVESTMENTS FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS

BOARD MEMBERS

April Abello Kim Adkins Elva Akin Jodi Altsuler Kim Altsuler Ellie Bale

Kate Bialas Julie Berman Tricia Blalock Mary Kay Bowden Katie Brass Jessica Brazelton Jennifer Brown Virginia Mary Brown Shana Burrow Elena Busa Benita Byrd Ellen Camp Sally Campbell Stephanie Cockrell Kathleen Colt Jennifer Colter Dena Cornell Allison Crosswell Megan D’Souza Caroline Dannenbaum Renee Davis Mary Ann Detmering Leisa Dillon Farley Erikson Stephanie Evans Amy Ferber Debbey Guy Kim Hankamer Jennifer Hanson Erin Heath Tiffany Herleth Carrie Holcomb Tracey Hull Paige Johnson Katherine Jones Jill Josephson Elyse Kalmans Shelley Kaplan Marie Louise Kinder Martha Kirkwood Katrin Lau Hollie Landrith Audrey Le Liz Leiman Elizabeth Lester Kay Lobb Blair Loocke Valerie Lynn Kris Maclay Liz Mann Tracy McCleary Kristen McMackin Miriam Meyers Courtney Mitchell Molly Montgomery Jennifer Moore Christine Morenz Jennifer Moulton Michelle Munn Lauren Ogilvie Kristi Oldham Tennie Ott Anissa Paddock Lavannya Pandit Joslyn Paris Julie Peacock

Ashley Pearce Georgia Piazza Josie Pielop Nikki Pielop Elisa Pye Joy Randall Ronique Robinson Laura Ruthven Farrell Saunders Kate Skubisz Sandy Sturm Courtney Swanson Dawn Swanson Christina Van Os Cathy Watson Kristen Weber Nevine Webster Tee Wickman Lindsey Wilson Brooke Wise Sarah Wynne Sushma Yalamanchili

BOOSTER CLUB PRESIDENTS

Cari Griggs Becky Gottsegen Dee Muir VICE PRESIDENTS

Marlo Bruce Laura Kelsey Dawn Powers TEAM PARENTS

Carmen Amaya Carolyn Anderson Toni Arkless Krista Babine Sheri Bailey Ellie Bale Julie Berman Shannon Blake Melissa Bloome Katie Brass Annette Brissett Jennifer Brown Mara Burpeau Chris Butler Deirdre Carr Beth Chambers Cathy Cook Jennifer Cox Julie Dakri Jennifer De La Rosa Viviana Denechaud Mary Ann Detmering Nancy DeWalch Deneige Dooley Susan Ellison Laura Escalona Elizabeth Farahbod Joanie Fillippone Barb Fowler Shari Frankel

Kimberly Gamble Doreen Garcia Margaret Gillentine Amy Goldstein Becky Gottsegen Cari Griggs Ann Guillerman Janet Gustafson Debbey Guy Erin Heath Susan Heldebrand Martha House Deb Huston Lindsay Hyman Shelley Iglesias Elizabeth Jeffers Elizabeth Karkowsky Laura Kelsey Polina Kyriakides Allison Lewitton Bobby Linhart Stephanie Linhart Ashley Loeffler Jamailah Lowe Lauren Marangell Stacey Marshall Nicole McCardell Gwen McCauley Joanie McLeod Kristen McMackin Miriam Meyers Mona Miles Allison Mitschke Susanna Moldawer Ellen Morey Harper Morrow Dee Muir Katherine Murphy Adrienne Murphrey Andrea Osborne Joslyn Paris Leree Patterson Traci Pelter Vicki Price Kelly Provine Eve Reed Mindy Rice Ronique Robinson Veronica Sanchez Farrell Saunders Cammy Scott Laurel Shaper Heather Sims Kate Skubisz Alix Smoots-Thomas Ann Staley Angel Stallings Leslie Strauss Dawn Swanson Joanna Raynes Carolina Romero Anjaly Thakkar Sarah Tropoli Staci Watson Sarah Whitaker Christine Williams

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Giselle Wilson Michelle Woo Sushma Yalamanchili

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION BOARD PRESIDENT

Brian Dinerstein ’95 VICE PRESIDENT

Doug George ’94 SECRETARY

Alicia Lee ’98 BOARD MEMBERS

Kent Altsuler ’89 Bruce Bilger ’01 Ben Brown ’01 Chris Devlin Butler ’88 Courtney Domercq Daily ’94 Marie Fay Evnochides ’59 (Emeritus) Eleni Antonellos Fuller ’76 Nicole Nathan Gibson ’88 Matt Gordon ’99 Melissa Lyon Johnson ’74 Palmer Letzerich ’90 Scott Locher ’84 Ryan McCleary ’91 Kenny Meyer ’69 Jane Hoffert Moore ’46 (Emeritus) Michel Miller Mullett ’00 Susie Peake ’79 Susan Hillebrandt Santangelo ’55 Kathy McAnelly Schwartz ’79 Lisa Crosswell Stone ’83 Sandy Selber Sturm ’91 Ben Whitman ’92 Elizabeth Oxford Pagan ’89, Ex-officio

Helena Papadopoulos Johnson ’82, Trustee Liaison Tom Peden, Faculty Representative

KINKAID YOUNG PROFESSIONALS ORGANIZATION PRESIDENT

Helen Hemingway McLaughlin ’05 VICE PRESIDENT

Byron Langford ’07 BOARD MEMBERS

William Case ’11 Campbell Cravens ’12 Marshall Crawford ’09 Mary Rodman Crawford ’11 Rob Davis ’08 Carolyn Dyer ’13 Kenner Smith Francis ’10 Julia Wood Harris ’08 Hunter Hartwell ’13 Hollan Hensley ’09 Gracey Winters Howey ’07 Jay Lee ’10 Carly Gray Lukefahr ’12 Blake Mackay ’05

Haley Ebel O’Brien ’14 Collins Orr ’14 Hayner Rude ’06 Ellie Thompson ’06

ALUMNI CLASS CORRESPONDENTS Lane Alexander ’91 Kirby Allison ’08 Christina Wilson Altenau ’97 Steven Arnold ’79 Evans Attwell ’79 Elizabeth Baird ’19 Courtney Dreyer Beauchamp ’93 Amy Parker Beeson ’98 Julie Templin Berman ’86 Katherine Berman ’18 Alice Berry ’79 Jordan Allison Boyce ’04 Tami Fox Brau ’65 Anthony Brown ’83 Erin Jones Brown ’96 Jennifer Wilson Brown ’92 Homoiselle Sadler Bujosa ’76 Aimee Ford Byrd ’90 Krystal Carter ’01 Antonio Castro ’19 Pat Kidson Fogle Cavanagh ’66 Bonnie German Chandler ’69 Ariana Nizza Chapman ’02 Wendie Seale Childress ’93 Calanne Koenig Choate ’63 Mason Bashaw Clelland ’08 Emily Mitchell Covey ’96 Maria Semander Crawford ’82 Samuel Crocker ’61 Courtney Domercq Daily ’94 Ellee Dukes ’17 Tom Dunlap ’80 Spencer English ’00 Jackie Fair ’84 Billy Forney ’92 Sarah Deal Frankenfeld ’78 Claudia Wilson Frost ’71 Avery Geisler ’11 Kirby Gilbert ’12 John David Hagerman ’59 Ashley Morgan Hanna ’93 Harry Hantel ’11 TX Harris ’18 Dejon Banks Hawthorne ’95 Evan Henke ’10 Carolyn Lasater Hodges ’85 Grace Lee Hofer ’05 Daniel Jenkins ’97 Anne Tropoli Kahle ’03 Alyssa Gardner Kilpatrick ’00 Pam Dilworth Kissiah ’73 Leslie Roemer Labanowski ’02 Lucy Lee Lamme ’58 Judy Levin ’75 Ellie Lucke ’19 Lewis Luckenbach ’72 Elizabeth Evans Mann ’99 Alanna McAuley ’09 John McReynolds ’81 Jane Heyck Gaucher Montgomery ’53 Jane Hoffert Moore ’46 Michel Miller Mullett ’00 Claire Andreae Murray ’64

Laura Fondren and Kinkaid Open Golf Chair Adam Tepper ’01

Catherine Gutermuth Muth ’01 Elizabeth Topper Nash ’68 Haley Ebel O’Brien ’14 Annie Owen ’68 Elizabeth Oxford Pagan ’89 Lauren Lestin Philipson ’07 Allan Port ’60 Jake Reinbolt ’17 Emily Catherine Jeter Riggs ’04 Doug Rosenzweig ’87 Adrian Turner Ross ’62 Seb Seager ’19 John Semander ’88 Madeleine Topper Sheehy ’74 Marissa Smith ’13 Isabel Stallings ’18 Sassy English Stanton ’60 Page Thomson Steele ’54 Allan Tang ’72 Laurye Rutten Tanner ’67 Jane Van De Mark ’77 Malcolm Waddell ’70 Amy Stuyck Watson ’92 Casson Wen ’06

KINKAID FUND CHAIR

Caroline Boone Mitchell ’85 ALUMNI CHAIR

Ben Whitman ’92 ALUMNI CO-CHAIR

Alicia Lee ’98 YOUNG ALUMNI CHAIR

Byron Langford ’07 GRANDPARENT CHAIRS

Christiana and Luke McConn

PARENTS OF ALUMNI CHAIRS

Peggy and Johnny Rathmell PARENT GRADE CAPTAINS PRE K

Lucy Marquez and John Sheppard KINDERGARTEN

11TH GRADE

Karen and Harry Susman Saween and Mel Thompson 12TH GRADE

Beth and Chase Robison Ellen ’79 and Robert Wagnon

KINKAID OPEN  GOLF TOURNAMENT

Deneige and Derek Dooley

CHAIR

1ST GRADE

Adam Tepper ’01

Casey ’02 and Will Hedges

HONORARY CHAIR

2ND GRADE

Steve Retzloff ’74

Jennifer ’95 and Neil Wizel

COMMITTEE

3RD GRADE

Vipul Anand Bruce Bilger ’01 Jill Case ’98 David Dunwoody ’02 Dan English ’97 Matt Gordon ’99 Chuck Helms ’04 Brian Massingill ’03 JoAnna Semander Nicolaou ’84 Matt Pomroy Mark Provine Andrew Sheedy ’03 Bobby Stanton ’89

Laura and Jason Rocha 4TH GRADE

Ashley ’93 and Michael Hanna 5TH GRADE

Julie and Robert Jacobson 6TH GRADE

Amanda and Thad Davis ’91 7TH GRADE

Molly ’99 and John Harvin ’99 8TH GRADE

Aynsley and Palmer Letzerich ’90 9TH GRADE

Susan ’92 and Mike Heldebrand Blake and Keith Kunetka 10TH GRADE

Kim and Kent Altsuler ‘89 Sophie and Louis Girard

BOOK FAIR CHAIRS

Christina Van Os 2019 Kim Hankamer 2020 Jodi Altsuler 2021 SECTION CHAIRS

Kelly Beeler Julie Berman Kate Bialas

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Evan Paris ’26 with Joslyn Welch Paris ’94 and Sue Welch

Nancy Bihlmaier Mary Kay Bowden Caroline Brown Deborah Brown Kristen Buck Deirdre Carr Wendie Childress Laura Chiles Evans Christ Sarah Cooper Allison Crosswell Ashley Cruse Megan D’Souza Caroline Dannenbaum Renee Davis Liz Dinerstein Carolyn Dodson Laura Frandina Heather Elkins Farley Erikson Stephanie Evans Ashley Flack Barb Fowler Kristina Frankel Waverly Gage Megan Gayle Katherine George Nicole Gibson Amy Goldstein Betsy Goldstein Mary Groves Ashley Hanna Erin Heath Allison Heine Carrie Holcomb Leslie Hull Caroline Hurley Shelley Iglesias Stacy Jinnette Kristin Johnson Katherine Jones Shelley Kaplan Hannah Kayem Catherine Kinsey Kim Klevenhagen Blake Kunetka Melissa Knauth Sarah Liuzzi

Kay Lobb Ashley Loeffler Lindsey Looke Kim Lucas Liz Mann Brandi Marrus Christie McCartney Tracy McCleary April McMayon Sara McFaul Helena Mendez Sarah Mischer Caroline Mitchell Molly Montgomery Katherine Murphy Liz Napierkowski Katy Nelson Lauren Ogilvie Kristi Oldham Tennie Ott Joslyn Paris Julie Peacock Dawn Powers Vicki Price Joy Randall Joanna Raynes Brooke Robertson Laura Rocha Catie Ross Laura Ruthven Farrell Saunders Jessica Shively Stacey Silverstein Ellie Skelton Kate Skubisz Marcia Smart Alix Smoots-Thomas Aimee Snoots Sarah Snyder Brooke Solcher Ann Staley Katie Stanton Alex Stillwell Kate Stouffer Caren Sweetland Carrie Trainer Mequet Werlin Allison Wise

Jennifer Wizel Katie Wynn Sarah Wynne Hope Young Traci Young

ALUMNAE & FRIENDS LUNCHEON CHAIRS

Pat Kidson Fogle Cavanagh ’66 Christine Robertson Morenz ’92 Brooke Bagby O’Neil ’02

Brittany Bloom Dinerstein ’07 Tami Baird Dyer ’58 Lynn Meyer Fort ’68 Eleni Antonellos Fuller ’76 Mary Kay McFarland Gaedcke ’58 Nancy Gordon Ashley Morgan Hanna ’93 Jessica Jacobe Franny Jones Lauren Jones Hannah Kayem Marie Louise Kinder Kay Lobb Ashley Loeffler Martha Adger Madget ’69 Carole Monday Michel Miller Mullett ’00 Elizabeth Oxford Pagan ’89 Dolar Patolia Hannah Brook Peskin ’93 Georgia Piazza Barbara Moses Robertson ’65 Brooke Robertson Laura Robertson Susan Hillebrandt Santangelo ’55 Farrell Saunders Phyllis Selber Tracy Gaedcke Smith ’84 Aimee Snoots Alex Stillwell Giggy Martin Thanheiser ’77 Ellen Weingarten Wagnon ’79 Rebecca Fogle Warriner ’93 Kristen Weber Christine Bain Williams ’90

Lisa Helfman ’93

THE SPORTING CLAYS BENEFIT

HOST COMMITTEE

CHAIR

Hillary Holmes Archer ’95 Ellie Harter Bale ’87 Rachael Jones Berry ’03 Emily Wynne Bolin ’82 Shana Burrow Gayl Ware Carlberg ’66 Meredith Riddle Chastang ’95 Wendie Seale Childress ’93 Carvana Hicks Cloud ’95 Julie Dehan Viviana Denechaud

Brad Dinerstein ’03

HONOREE

CO CHAIR

Chris Kayem ’97 HONORARY CHAIR

Jack Dinerstein COMMITTEE

Max Barrett ’03 Geer Blalock ’02 Jeb Bowden ’98

Upper School students arriving to the Falcon Family Feast

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Will Brown ’99 Nick Erwin ’00 Scott Frankel ’99 Jennifer Hart Lex Hochner ’99 Daniel Jenkins ’97 Bobby Jones Steven Looke ’99 John McCauley Will Monteleone ’02 Charlie Nettles ’05 Trent Tellepsen Robert Wagnon

FIELD DAY CHAIRS

Tracy McCleary 2020 Sandy Sturm 2021 Allison Crosswell 2022 BOOTH CHAIRS

Liz Anders Carolyn Anderson Joanie Aron Sheri Bailey Ellie Bale Meredith Beaupre Kelly Beeler Julie Berman Monica Bickers Erin Brown Jennifer Brown Marlo Bruce Shana Burrow Brittany Cassin Wendie Childress Pilar Colvin Heather Consoli Laura Cureton Megan D’Souza Caroline Dannenbaum Renee Davis Nancy DeWalch Leisa Dillon Carolyn Dodson Elana Evans Amy Ferber Ashley Flack Laura Fondren Dara Frankel

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Michole Lazzara Easterly ’03 with husband George and Will Sanders ’03 with wife Pamela at the Alumni Holiday Party

Kristina Frankel Eleni Fuller Megan Gayle Katherine George Nicole Gibson Amy Goldstein Cari Griggs Ashley Hanna Jennifer Hart Casey Hedges Courtney Hopson Natalie Horlock Leslie Hull Lindsay Hyman Katie Ingram Julia Jacobson Kristin Johnson Paige Johnson Isla Jornayvaz Elizabeth Karkowsky Nicole Katz Nicole Keeney Paula Kekish Laura Kelsey Catherine Kinsey Kim Klevenhagen Huntley Kubitza Hollie Landrith Chris Leighton Sarah Liuzzi Kay Lobb Ashley Loeffler Blair Loocke Katherine Lucke Kristin MacMane Melissa Massey Kristen McMackin Paula Mentz Miriam Meyers

Susanna Moldawer Libbye Morrell Katy Nelson Wendy Nockolds Debra Orkin Joslyn Paris Ashley Pearce Missy Pitts Elisa Pye Brooke Robertson Laura Robertson Beth Robison Ashley Roseman Catie Ross Kim Schuenemann Camille Scott Penn Shaper Peter Shaper Dawn Swanson Sarah Snyder Katherine Tower Sarah Tropoli Amy Urquhart Brittany Utterback Maggie Vermillion Megan Villarreal Ellen Wagnon Kate Walters Kristen Weber Lucie White Mehgan Wichuk Tee Wickman Lindsey Wilson Allison Wise Katie Wynn Sushma Yalamanchili Hope Young

REUNION WEEKEND 1960

Ann Gardner Arens Allan Port Sassy English Stanton Skip Vaughan 1965

Virginia Brown Jay Jorns Peggy Dickson Martin Don McGuirt Marcia Murphey Johnetta Baker Scheh 1970

Charla Haas Bauer Larry Jacobs Phil Salvador Malcolm Waddell 1975

Cindy Trott Bramel Leslie Doggett Cindy Hide Allen Jogerst Mary Elizabeth Cox Merrill Jim Pearson Bill Reed 1980

Marcela Chavez Tom Dunlap Tany Hopper James Claire Eaton Stuewer Shannon Wills Webb Larry West Emily Tuttle Wilde

1985

Tricia Hamilton Blalock Stacey Gillman Jennifer Hamelet Charlie Henke Caroline Whitehead Hildreth Mary Kay Wheless Hunt Melinda Nelson Jackson Franny Koelsch Jeffries Todd Johnson Caroline Boone Mitchell Candy Clardy Provine Laura McMurrey Sheffield 1990

Katie Mattingly Brass Aimee Ford Byrd Heather Hankamer Consoli Aimee Cronfel Bryan Dehan Talley Hopson Gregg Wandy Brewer Hughes Ed Lamme Katrin Muir Lau Palmer Letzerich Kent McGaughy Alan McKnight Larkin McReynolds Hardy Murchison Sarah Wheless Murrin Cris Pye Doug Swanson Jennifer Pruitt Toomey Peter Tropoli Christine Bain Williams 1995

Monica Bailey Bickers Meredith Riddle Chastang

Mary McFall Groves Dejon Banks Hawthorne Robert Lemus Parker Stanberry Forrest Wynn 2000

Brittany Hansen Cassin Lizzie Buza Devlin Spencer English Lauren Leavitt-Griffin Alyssa Gardner Kilpatrick Charlie Meyer Michel Miller Mullett H.D. Pappas Lucas Somoza Amy Spalding Urquhart Neal Wade 2005

Hilary Sealy Burch Sarah Jane Jornayvaz Howell Alice Gutermuth Lodge Hayden Lasher McGuiness Helen Hemingway McLaughlin Catherine Bradley O’Connell Sarah Callaway Sulma 2010

Benjamin Brollier Kenner Smith Francis Jay Lee Chelsea Fred Reed 2015

Mary Brollier Jacqueline Fatjo Ashley McGaw Katherine Stevenson

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ANNUAL GIVING We gratefully acknowledge the 2,125 donors who contributed $2,862,854 to the 20192020 Kinkaid Fund.

The Founders Society The Founders Society recognizes leadership gifts of $7,500 or more. We are pleased to acknowledge the 113 donors in The Founders Society for the 20192020 school year.

CORNERSTONE CIRCLE

above $50,000 Nicole and Evan Katz Elisa and Cris Pye

SECOND CENTURY ROUNDTABLE

between $25,000 and $49,999 Ann and Leslie Doggett Conrad Goerl Nicole and Evan Katz Rolanette and Berdon Lawrence Edie and Albert Lee Libba and John Massey Anooshea and Alan Taghdisi

MAJOR BENEFACTOR

between $10,000 and $24,999 Mukta and Rahul Agrawal Liz and David Anders Carol and Les Ballard Reagan and Doug Bauer Mary Kay and Brandt Bowden Polly and Murry Bowden Sylvie and Gary Crum / CFP Foundation Shawn Dalio Viviana and David Denechaud Lizzie and Ryan Devlin Marcy and Robert Duncan Mary and Doug Erwin Carol and Jimmy Frankel Meghan and Grover Geiselman Mary Grum Debbey and Glenn Guy Samantha Schnee and Michael Hafner Zena Habal and Ismail Hammami Courtney and Bo Hopson / R.E. Smith Foundation Shelley and Billy Iglesias Jill and Michael Josephson The Juneau Family Anne Kinder Jessica and Steve Koo Charles Lawrence Jenny and Justin Leonard Elizabeth and Charlie Leykum Laurie and Blake Liedtke Carole and Jim Looke Joella and Steve Mach

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Visual Arts Teacher Luisa Grandchamp teaching a virtual class in Spring 2020

Carolina and Jeff Malonson Lisa and Will Mathis Sheila and Tad Mayfield Wendy Schultz Mehling and Christopher Mehling Meredith and Jean-Marc Monrad Beverly and Staman Ogilvie Dee Osborne Bill Perkins Stephanie Perkins Shalla and Chris Prichard Candy and Mark Provine Carroll and Hugh Ray Isla and Tommy Reckling Mindy and Sean Rice Laura Moore and Don Sanders Mary and John Steen Courtney and Doug Swanson Suzi and Doug Swanson Betty and Mike Tapick Nancy Thomas Eno and Uwem Ukpong The Iris & Lloyd Webre Foundation / Roberta, David, Hayner, and Lloyd Rude Jennifer and Neil Wizel Traci and John Young

VISIONARY

between $7,500 and $9,999 Hillary Holmes Archer and Matt Archer Joanie and Doug Aron Lisa Young and Matt Assiff Sanette and Duke Austin Erin and Francis Brenner Kristen and David Buck Sarah and Sam Cooper Sandie and Ken Cowan Julie and Asif Dakri Monica and Rob Desai Mary Ann and Tim Detmering Nadya and Nadeem Dhanani Maheen and Saqib Dhanani Kara and Alex Elsik Stephanie and Greg Evans Barb and Rob Fowler Cathy and Ed Frank Tracy and Corey Fuller Merrill and Joe Hafner Leslie and Mark Hull Frances and Rick Jeter Amanda and Steve Johnson Vicsandra and Darren Jones Marcela and Andrew Kaneb

Shelley and Alex Kaplan Ashley and Craig Klaasmeyer Sarah and Chris Leavitt Bettie and Ronnie Lee Blair and Bryan Loocke Cora Sue and Harry Mach Kris and John Maclay Asli and David Magid Christie and Billy McCartney Sara and Duston McFaul Shampa and Sam Mukerji Tina and Alexander Papandreou Melissa and Travis Parigi Maya and Matt Pomroy Bhavna and Rahul Puri Galen and Stephen Reckling Lyn and Carl Schmulen Raquel and Andrew Segal Rupa and Anup Shah Avni and Shalin Shah Tina Lee and Joel Smith Aimee and Wynne Snoots Carolyn and Garry Tanner Kara and Ulises Vidal Megan and Alex Villarreal Heather and Howard Walsh Kristen and Scott Weber Kelley and Donnie Young Jennifer and Ron Zach

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HEAD OF SCHOOL’S COUNCIL

between $5,000 and $7,499

Mary Hogan Ogilvie ’29, Madeline Lobb ’28, Emma Cornell ’28 with Book Fair Visiting Author Mark Kistler

The 1906 Society The 1906 Society recognizes donors who make leadership gifts between $3,000 and $7,499.

We are pleased to acknowledge the 254 donors in The 1906 Society for the 20192020 school year.

HEAD OF SCHOOL’S COUNCIL

between $5,000 and $7,499 Cynthia and John Adkins / John Adkins Jr. / Richard Colvin Kim and Marshall Adkins Elva and Truett Akin Steven Arnold Terri Lacy and Jim Baird Rosanna and Myron Blalock Beth and Michael Chambers Liz and Brian Dinerstein Farley and Steve Erikson Marie Fay and Steve Evnochides Madeleine Ferris Pam and Keith Fullenweider Janice and Barrett Green Lauren Leavitt-Griffin and Dallas Griffin Julia and Eric Gutierrez Stephanie and Mark Hamilton Padget and John Hartung Erin and Boyd Heath Margot and Brett Hogan John Keeton Jen and JC Kneale Pamela Lea Zhengrong Xue and Zeming Liu Lindsey and Steven Looke Ava and Sean Markowitz Katina and Vasili Mathews

Christiana and Luke McConn Jennie and Edward Miller Caroline and John Mitchell Denise Monteleone Christine and Shea Morenz Lauren and Brad Morgan Patti and Mike Morgan Lisa and David Mossy Neel and Jim Nelson Claudia and David Oelman Pamela and William Papadopoulos Julie and Philip Peacock Jackie and Al Richey Barbara and Corby Robertson Melanie and Danny Savitz Jennifer Segal Ellen and Charles Sheedy Jan and Tom Simmons Michelle and Alan Smith Susie and Tommy Smith Kathy and John Stanton Carolyn and Howard Tellepsen Andrea and Trent Tellepsen Kim and James Tran Tara and Shane Treleaven Kathy and Dick Vermillion Asha and Farid Virani Lindsay and Sam Wallace Amy and Michael Walton Bonnie and David Weekley Giselle and Darryl Wilson Allison and Philip Wise

PACESETTERS

between $3,000 and $4,999 Maky and Carlos Abello Heather and Mark Adam Jodi and Adam Altsuler Lisa and Amir Ansari Sheri and Camp Bailey Ellie and David Bale Bonner and George Ball Meredith and Andy Beaupre Kate and Ed Bialas Jennifer and Bruce Bilger Lauri Newton and Vadim Bourenin Lane and Jeb Bowden Callie and Kyle Bradford Jessica and Fred Brazelton Erin and Patrick Breen Caroline and Will Brown Sharrie and Clyde Buck Karoline and Tim Carlson Yuan Qiu and Chen Chen Janet and Ernie Cockrell Polina Kyriakides and Jim Crowe Ashley and Sam Cruse Carolyn and Sam Cruse Ellen and Jim Cummins Persis and Matt Dean Kit and Carl Detering Leisa and Andy Dillon

WINTER 2020-2021

Jack and Nancy Dinerstein Carolyn and Chris Dodson / Dodson Family Foundation Deneige and Derek Dooley Nora and Peter Dorflinger Bevin and Dan Dubrowski Krista and Mike Dumas Elizabeth and Alexander Dwyer Tara and Spencer English Melissa and Nick Erwin Laura Escalona Salvador Escalona Raine and Alan Falik Dao Ly and Daniel Fang Karen and James Feldman Leslie and Michael Fertitta Joanie and Jude Filippone David Finkelstein Jim Finkelstein Linda and Joe Fowler Dara and Scott Frankel Shari and Scott Frankel Judy Chen and Eric Fu Eleni and Thad Fuller Katherine and Doug George Nicole and George Gibson Anne Chang-Godinich and Chris Godinich Susie and Jay Golding Betsy and Gregg Goldstein Jennifer and Jason Gordon Janita and Garney Griggs Jennifer and Raymond Hart Casey and Will Hedges Lisa and Mike Heim Allison and Jon Heine Laura and Hank Heyser Richa Himani and Neeraj Hingorani Kitty and Lex Hochner Elizabeth and Wyatt Hogan Laurie and Ace Holley Martha and Paul House Lisa and Charles Houssiere Jennifer and Will Houstoun Michele and Wade Howard Jane Lu and Scott Huang Tracey and Andy Hull Sarah and Ash Inayatali Katie and Ryan Ingram Julia and Stephen Jacobson Helen and Jim Jancik Karen and Jim Johnson Helena and Thomas Johnson Mary and Dennis Johnston Katherine and Stewart Jones Isla and Joseph Jornayvaz Mark Kelly Marie Louise and David Kinder Martha and Andrew Kirkwood Paige and Jason Kist Huntley and Dan Kubitza Julianne and Chris Kugle Lara and Phillip Ladin Theresa and Hien Le Lisa and Evan Lee Eleonora and Bryan Leibman Liz and David Leiman Allison Lipshultz-Lewitton and Michael Lewitton Juan Cheng and Zhuping Liu Ashley and Lance Loeffler

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KINKAID FUND

Kimberly and Rich Logue Beth and Greg Looser Gisele and Spyros Maragos Lucinda and Tom Marinis Brandi and Chris Marrus April and Wells McGee Nancy and Don McGuirt Joan and Douglas McLeod Kristen and Brian McMackin Tracy and Randy McMullen Janet and Gary Mead Archana Shah and Dharmesh Mehta Beth Abramson and Ian Meltzer Paula and Hal Mentz Shana and Derek Merman Rebecca and Ben Miller Lauren Marangell and Kim Monday Jenny and Tom Moore Denise and Bruce Moseley Brittiany and Ashton Mossy Jen and Cory Moulton Mary and Craig Murray Meg and Nelson Murray Jenifer and John Nash Katy and John Nelson Maggie and Chris Nesmith Shelly and Jonathan Newton Stacey and John Nguyen Ovo and Francis Nwabudike Kristi and Mike Oldham Marni and Tom Otjen Pam and David Ott / Ott Charitable Foundation Shalini Edirisinghe and Velan Packianathan Allie and H.D. Pappas Vicky and Harris Pappas Shelly and Sunil Patel Leslie Margolis and Josh Paull Georgia and Michael Piazza Josie and Chris Pielop Poarch Family Foundation Vicki and Dennis Price Marjorie and Scott Purdy Estelle and Charlie Racusin Stacey Burke and Joshua Reiss Barbara and Steve Retzloff Beth and Chase Robison Laura and Jason Rocha Robin Brice and Thanh Roettele The Gary Rosenthal Family Catie and Brian Ross Kim and Seth Rubinson Lynn and John Russell Laurie and Bret Sanders Kathy and Jeff Sangalis Lindsay and Mark Schmulen Anna and Charlie Schwartzel Kate and David Searls Phyllis and Jack Selber Amy and Peter Shaper Francis and Wynne Sharpe Lucy Marquez and John Sheppard Pei-Ching Tai and Tung Shu Christi and Chase Smith Melissa and Paul Smith Sarah and Gregg Snyder Abbott & Leslie Sprague Family Foundation / Allison, Andrew, Coco, Emmy, and Phin Sprague

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Ann and Lee Staley Anne-Laure and Steve Stephens Alex and Bobby Stillwell Karen and Harry Susman Chris and Bill Swanson Olga and Todd Swanson Caren and Rob Sweetland Kelly and Adam Tepper Pam and Hub Tett Saween and Mel Thompson Shasha Wang and Qi Tian Rhonda and Rob Traband Dynell and Ed Trusty Christina and Chip Van Os Irma and Jaap Veldkamp Maggie and Rob Vermillion Anne Le and Thuan Vu Suzanne Bruce and Malcolm Waddell Kathy and Michael Watson Mequet and David Werlin Kay Lee and Gene Werlin Kimberly and Scott Wexler Mehgan and Randal Wichuk Karla and Nicholas Wiedemann Patricia and Blake Winburne Nora Dobin and Chris Wolfe Sarah and David Wynne Lindi and Jay Xu Jennie and Jonathan Zhang Lyndsey and Bret Zorich

FELLOWS

between $1,000 and $2,999 April and Carlos Abello Cyrus Aghili Nisha Gadgil and Rahul Agrawal Michelle and Josh Agrons Alice and Jason Ahuero Julie and Drew Alexander Christina and Matt Altenau Kim and Kent Altsuler Carol Ann and Bill Anderson Elle and Clarke Anderson Linda Anderson Michelle and Lorne Bain Dameron and Lance Baird Bonnie and Bob Baldwin Stephanie and Chris Ball Carol and Larry Barbour Camille and Luis Barreto Lauren and Max Barrett Alla and Dan Barton Ellen and John Bass Laura and John Beckworth Janie and Dick Beeler Kathy and Nick Bell Liz and Steven Bender Nandita and Michael Berry Carole and Bruce Bilger Caroline and Peter Billipp Shannon and John Blake Libba and Geer Blalock J.W. Blaney Margaret and Matt Born Laura Lomax-Bream and Jeff Bream Charlotte Broussard Ben Brown Erin and Wil Brown

Mimi and Zachry Brown Marlo and David Bruce Lacey and Ross Brunner Taylor and Keith Burba Cathy Browning-Burch and Drew Burch Sandy and Lucky Burke Mara and John Burpeau Shana and Holden Burrow Cathy Morales and Luigi Calabrese Laura and Mike Cale Sarah Jane and Ross Canion Debbie and Jeff Cardwell Deirdre and Francis Carr Elizabeth and Stephen Carr Brittany and Travis Cassin Jan and Jack Cato Trish and Dunbar Chambers John Chapoton Sally and John Chapoton Rena Yu and Gary Chen Wendy and Bill Chiles Sandy Xu and Andrew Chong Robin Clarkson Mason and Lane Clelland Sheri Wilcox and Duane Clementson Stephanie and Ernie Cockrell Barbara and Bob Collie Lauren and Porter Collins Joann and Mike Cone Almeria Cottingham Emily and O. Holcombe Crosswell Lana and Chip Cureton Cherry and Nigel Curlet Elise and Demetri Dale Laura and Mark Dalton Sallie and Ted Davis Heather and Scott Deiss Tara and Heath Deneke Elise and Carlos Detering Jill and Brad Deutser Brittany and Brad Dinerstein Shoshana and Jeff Dinerstein Jane DiPaolo Anita Doyle Megan and Daniel D’Souza Mary and Stephen Dyer Sandy and David Elkins Kay and Dan English Isabella and Edwin Essandoh Elana and Greg Evans Jenn and Brian Falik Erin and Rob Famulare Mow and Tosin Famurewa Kelli and Martin Fein Mallory and Diego Fernandez Jamie and Brad Fishman Nancy and Jack Fontaine Carolyn and Bill Forney Blair and Jack Foster Yen Tan and David Frankel Kristina and Kevin Frankel Tomisu Friedkin Mayra Mendez and Bill Frisco Elizabeth and Scott Gardner Florence and Frederic Gautier-Winther Cullen Geiselman Elise and Mewael Ghebremichael Eleanor and Dan Gilbane Sophie and Louie Girard Gail and Ken Goldstein

Hunter Goodall Becky and Greg Goodman Annette and Dan Gordon Whitney and Matt Gordon Brent Greenfield Becky and Justin Gregg Kim and Ron Hankamer Louise and John Hanna Anne Taylor and Ed Harris Candi Harrison Lynne and Wal Hay Susan and Mike Heldebrand Laura and Steve Hilgers Whitney and Jimmy Hinton Marnie and Lee Hogan Patti and Harry Hopson Natalie and Roy Horlock Sarah Jane and Jack Howell Cherie and John Howell Gracey and Chris Howey Rebeca and Greg Huddle Wandy and Angus Hughes Deb and Penn Huston Melinda and Chris Jackson Jeff Jacobe Sibyl and Ronnie Jacobe Julie and Robert Jacobson Becca and Joe Jaworski HollyAnne and Daniel Jenkins Pat and Mark Johnson Brenda and Brad Jones Elyse and Lewis Kalmans Barbara and David Kantrovitz Anam Khan and Waleed Kayani Hannah and Chris Kayem Kelly and Curtis Kayem Navina and Manish Kejriwal Cyd and Tom Kelly Ann and Tom Kelsey Elaine and Sherif Khalil Stanisse and Beau King Joanie and John Kirksey Yolanda and Bill Knull Caroline Schmidt and Warren Knull Suzy and Bob LaForge Lucy and Lin Lamme Gina and Tommy Lamme Melisa and Jacques Landry Kay Sifferman-Lasater and David Lasater Christine and Mark Laskin Rachel and Mark Lawrence Cindy and Don Le Michele and Don Lesslie Elizabeth and Mark Lester Heather and R. J. Lingle Franna and Ted Litton Sarah and Matt Liuzzi Lynn and Ellis Locher Ashlee and Benton Love Mary Nell and Malcolm Lovett Audrey Le and Edward Ly Sallie and Bob Mansell Joanne and Ross Margraves Shelley and Douglas Masterson Kathy and Harry Masterson Tracy and Ryan McCleary Flo McGee Nancy and Ian McMillan Mamta and Jay Mehta Ricky Melgares

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Terri and David Mendez Jill and Louis Mertz Debbie and Kenny Meyer Miriam and Jack Meyers Cassie and John Milam Mona Miles Sarah Mischer Heather Lawrence Mitchell Allison and Michael Mitschke Mindy and Paul Moak Jennifer and Will Monteleone Jennifer and Greg Moore Amanda and Nick Morrow Michel and Philip Mullett Elizabeth Abraham and Himal Munsif Katherine Murphy Paul Murphy Ellie and David Natenberg Arlene and Marvin Nathan Caroline Negley Kim and Charlie Nettles Shayne and David Newell Taseen Tambra and Joe Nguyen Tammy Tran and Wayne Nguyen Wendy and David Nockolds Mary and Don North Catherine and Stephen O’Connell Katie and Kenny O’Donnell Heidi and Tobin O’Donnell Jen and Ben Ogilvie Brooke and Billy O’Neil Andrea Osborne William Padon Sureka and Sudhir Pai Lavannya and Rahul Pandit Mollie and Chris Pappas Dolar and Pat Patolia Sara Beth and Dexter Peacock Traci and Drew Pelter Georgy Ann and Bill Peluchiwski Caroline and Jason Peters Frances and Andy Pickard Laura and Michael Pipkin

Missy and Sam Pitts Willis Ann and Edward Plummer Nicole and George Postolos Brooke and Preston Powell Dawn and Jason Powers Bethel and Jonathan Quander Susie and Jeff Raizner Joy and Edward Randall Peggy and John Rathmell Angie and John Reckling Lenox and John Reed Kara Liebling Kahan and Michael Riben Annie and Will Richardson Diane and John Riley Betsy and Mitch Riley Lizabeth and Tom Riley Louise and Luis Rios Elizabeth and John Roberts Brooke and Corby Robertson Christina and George Robertson Laura and Will Robertson Mary Katharine and John Roff Haley and Thomas Roff Rachel and David Roosth Barbara and Donnie Roseman Ashley and Gavin Roseman Sunila and Randhir Sahni Melissa and Eric Schafer Danielle and Brian Schmulen Melissa and Doug Schnitzer Betsy and Ed Schreiber Kim and Kyle Schuenemann Camille and Joel Scott Hank Segelke Lydia and Selim Sekili Rena and Joseph Sellin Melissa and Stephen Shapiro Angela and Brent Shaw Sandy and Rob Shaw Ellen and Andrew Sheedy Colleen Sheedy Jessica and Hunter Shively Margaret Barton and Richard Shullaw

Stacey and Brock Silverstein Sue Silvey Ginny and L. E. Simmons Kate Nexon and Bradley Singer Marcia and Brig Smart Meredith and Pat Smith Kathryn and Craig Smyser Martha Ann and Byron Snyder Kendall and Carlos Solé Amie and Jeff Springmeyer Courtnay and Ryan Springmeyer Mary and Garland Stephens Felicia and Rafael Stone Ann and Tim Stout Sandy and Tim Sturm Ann and Brett Tanabe Judy and Charles Tate Giggy and Matt Thanheiser Shelly and Bob Thomas Lisa and Jacob Thomas Mattie and Craig Thompson Elizabeth and Wakeford Thompson Karen and Brian Thurman Betti and Mike Tiner Carrie and Robert Trainer Francita and Jim Ulmer Amy and Robert Urquhart Sydney and Stephen Uthoff Brittany Utterback Mar and Emilio Vicens Neha and Sanjay Vyas Amy and Rob Wagner AnnaLee and Andy Waite Megan and Blake Walker Hua Fang and Kexin Wang Margaret and Mike Watson Ashley Watt Janie Edmond and Randy Weber Francisca and Jeffrey Webster Nina and Casson Wen Laurie Dempsey and Scott West Tom Wey Mary and Greg Whalley

Laura and Bill Wheless Barbara and John White Jonna and Doug Whitman Beth and Jim Wiggins Rita Wilder Candy and John Winslow Brooke and Jeffrey Wise Sandi and Steven Wolf Robin and John Wombwell Michelle and Glenn Woo Jena and Taylor Wynn Pam and Dick Wynne Jessica and Yorklin Yang Shea and Jeff Yoesel Hope and Brooks Young Ketti Awad and George Younis Katherine and Mark Yzaguirre Amanda Li and Eric Zeng Xiaohong Guo and Jincao Zhang Charles Zody

FRIENDS

Up to $999

Austin Abernathy Pam and Cal Adger Kim and Barry Adkins Shipra Jhunjhunwala and Anand Agarwala Suzanne and James Ainsworth Paula Ajumobi Tiffany Ajumobi Virginia Albert Margaret and Dave Aldrich Audrey Alexander Emily and David Alexander Claire and John Alexander Susan and Ken Alexander Nazli and Sibtain Ali Janet and Wilson Allen Ann Watson and Jay Allison Lisa and Juan Alonso Mary Katherine and Pedro Alonso Jeanne and Al Alsup Ann McCormick and Larry Altman JoanE and Arnie Altsuler Carmen Amaya Enrique Ambrosio Ali Ammons Lauri and Clay Anderson Joan Anderson Sherri and Kevin Anderson Leia and Michael Anderson Frances Andrews Georgi Andrews Rachel Applegate Roger Applegate Emily Arcidiacono Ann and Jim Arens Toni and Josh Arkless Regan Arkless Jennifer Arnold Susan Weingarten and John Arnsparger SueSue and Don Aron Alexandra Ashmore Emily Ashworth Honey Ashworth Cindy and Brian Atlas

Band Fall “Hauntcert” 2019

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Carrie and Terry Atmar Emily Attwell Mayra and Marcos Ayala Winnie and Femi Ayoade Nazey Azimpoor Bahar and Farzad Azimpour Rosalind Baber Krista and Pete Babine Suzie and Mike Bacon Katy and Craig Bade Arman Badrei Kaveh Badrei Karen and John Baerenstecher Mary and Doug Bahr Francine and Neil Bailard Wyatt Bailey Shelly and David Bain Elizabeth Baird Ruth Ann Bajgier Sofia Bajwa Felicia and Bert Baker Browne Baker Catherine Baker Dahlgren Baker Pam and Jeff Baker Bet and Mark Baker Julia Tomasheva and Jamal Balametov Jessica and Dan Baldwin Norie Baldwin Kimetris Baltrip Aly Bandali Edward Banner Katie Banner Emily and Charles Barbour Heidi Barnes Rochelle Barnes Ned Barnett Jamie and Clem Barrere John Barrere Lucy and David Barrow Jackie Fair and Gerald Bass Carol Baumgarth Jessica and Charley Beall Margaret and Art Beane Natalie and Carter Bechtol Emily Beckham Erin and John Beckwith John Beckworth Whitney and Will Beckworth

Cheerleaders at SPC Championship 2019

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Joy and Richard Beeler Ruth and Skipper Beery Amy and Michael Beeson Don Behr Elizabeth Behr Jodi and Peter Behr Laura Davis and Greg Beilstein Jennifer and Jeff Beitler Amy and John Bell Michael Bell Terry and Rene Bell Zachary Bell Allison and Nathan Belzer Joshua Ben-Shoshan Elizabeth and Steve Bentley Adele and Lan Bentsen Andria and Jeffrey Berman Katherine Berman Elly and Phil Berman Ruthe Berman Beth and Jason Bernal Brad Berry Rachael and Jimmy Berry Pat and John Berry Monica Pizana and Lonnie Berry William Berry David Berthold Vipra and Puneet Bhasin Odessa Pye and Rafi Bidros Susan and Andy Billipp Kristen and Timothy Bird Coleen Black Bettye Blakney-Lawrence Tricia and Mike Blalock Jennifer and Peter Blomquist Drew Bloom Victoria and Aaron Bludorn Norman Blumenfeld Sally and Darrell Bock Vicki Huff and Eric Boerwinkle Logan and Brooks Bohn Emily and Don Bolin Ellie Bolin Iris Bonet Caroline and Mitch Bono Ellen and James Bookout Lynn Borker Christina and Kyle Botkin Torrence Botts

Suzanne and Adelqui Boué Journey and Brian Bova Ann and Craig Bowe Ashley and Samuel Boyar Jordan and Beaumont Boyce Sarah and Charles Boyd Sandy and Rick Boyd Jane and David Braden Hannah and Bryant Bradley Tatum Branaman Susan and Tom Brandt Vianei and Jason Braun Kathy and Fred Bravo Halle Brazda Shelley and Lew Brazelton Grace Breeding Gayleen and Mark Breeding Maggie Bremer Tammy and Chip Brennig Anna Brewster Carolyn and Glen Brock Kate and Michael Brock C.C. and Benjamin Brollier Mary Margaret and Clay Brollier Lauren and John Brollier Matt Brollier Ellen and Curt Brooks Andrea and William Brooks Kelly and Anthony Brown Deborah and Barrett Brown Carter Brown Cynthia Brown Dana Brown Christa Forster and David Brown Jennifer and Doak Brown Guy Brown Belinda and Jed Brown Madeline Brown Madison Brown Taylor Brown Virginia Brown Taylor and Wesley Brown Robin and Taylor Bruce Laura Bucholz Cathy Buckner Mary Buettner Maria and Jorge Buitrago Caitlin and Peter Bujosa Karli and Zachary Bumbaugh

Nancy Burch Hilary and Patrick Burch Lindsay and Austin Burger Julie Burris-Richardson Ania and Greg Burzynski Elena and Joel Busa Sarahbeth and Pierce Bush Shila and Juan Bustos Chris and Bo Butler Jake Buza Mary and Jim Byrd Benita Britton Byrd and Michael Byrd Kathleen and Ban Bywaters Kaylan and Robert Caballero Sara Cain Beonka and Morris Caldwell Andreea Calin Ryan Call Beth and Rick Callaway LT Cameron Reeves Cameron Julia Camp Ellen and Russ Camp Susie Seybold and Rhett Campbell Claire and Robert Campbell Scott Campbell Nicole and William Campbell Anne and Brian Cannon Ricardo Cantu Biao Lu and Adam Capitano Rhett Cardwell Carlton Carl Brittney and Jonathan Carl Jenny and Leighton Carl Shauna Levy and Lars Carlsen Grant Carmain Krystal Carter William Case Alejandra and Sam Cashiola Nan and John Cassidy Daniel Castro Felipe Castro Pat and Craig Cavanagh Michael Centra Christine Cepeda Patricia and Russell Chadwick Liz and Andrew Chambers Vivian and Clayton Chambers Bonnie and John Chandler Elsa and Darren Chapman Elise Chapman Jean and Kenny Chapman Terri and Russ Chase Meredith and Patrick Chastang Kathaleen and Bob Chenoweth Melinda and Jay Chernosky Cile and Chuck Childress Knox Childress Wells Childress Laura and Brett Chiles Susan and Lu Christ Elinor and Bill Christian Kathy and Bob Christy Sandra and Keith Chunn John Churay Carolyn Clancy Kerri and Taylor Classen Sonia and Bob Clayton Katherine and Kevin Clegg Cole Clements

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Robin and Marshall Cloyd Hilary Cohen Debra and Steven Cohen Katie and Stephen Colelli Lindsey and Everett Coleman Allison and Thomas Coleman Chelsea Collins Lauren and Andrew Colton Pilar Colvin Stephanie and Trae Compton Susie and Chris Cone Elizabeth and Cullen Cone Ken Conner David Cook Issa Cook Alex Cooper Aline and Josh Copp Tiffani Couisnard Leah and Jason Courville John Couture Sara Coverdale Emily and Chad Covey Casey Cowan Taylor J. Cowan Jennifer and Adam Cox Jillian Cox Beth and Drew Cozby Joe Cozby Betty and Alex Crain Mary and John Crain Matt Crandell Holly and Jon Crantz Campbell Cravens Farise Cravens Kelli Cravens Kirby Cravens Maria and Fred Crawford AK and Marshall Crawford Mary Rodman Crawford Linda Creath Aimee Cronfel Anne Woodhouse and Bob Cronin Judy and Tom Cronin Lara Cross Linda and Rod Crowl Sandra and Oscar Cruz Jeff Knaggs and Thom Culcasi Mary Katherine and Jim Cummins Sloan and William Cummins Laura and Cameron Cureton Amy and Peter Cureton Catherine and Alex Curlet Hilda and Greg Curran Karin and Richard Curran Katie and Mitchell Currie Lisa Curry Amy and Ted Curry Eva Cux Sarah and Thomas Cyphers Daisy Wang Caroline and Mark Dannenbaum Sveta and Derek Darnell David Darst Andrew Das Ashley Davis Renee and Chip Davis James Davis Nicole and Kenady Davis Keisha and Nolan Davis Karen and Ric Davis

Robin Kate Davis Amanda and Thad Davis Jan and Tom Davis Sherri and Will Davis Jim Dawley Brooke Dawson Charlotte de Marigny Crafton Deal Madison Deal Heather and Richard Dean Jacquelyne and John Deegan Julie and Bryan Dehan Luisa Feagin and Chris DeLaGarza Michelle and Matthew Deller Jen and Greg Desautels Rachel and Bruce Deskin Thomas Deskin Sharon and Bob Devlin Andrew DeWalch Caroline DeWalch Morgan and Christian Dewhurst Amy and Jay Diamonon Shaun Elizabeth and Wesley Dickerson Martha and John Diffey Julie and Phil DiFonzo Sally and Jason Dillee Yvette and Eric Dillon Sarah Dinger Lauren DiPaolo Paul Dlabal Rebecca and William Doggett Christina and James Doherty Julia Lovett and Andrew Dolan Sonya and Roman Doss Kalli and George Doubleday Sheryl and Doug Doyle Lesa and Dave DuCharme Willy DuCharme Elizabeth and Nick Ducoff Kendall Bentsen and Jesse DuMond Libby Barlow and Jim Dunaway Ruby and Daryl Duncan John Duncan Thomas Duncan Jackie and Fred Dunlop Melynda and Steve Dunn Toni and Henry Duperier Betsy and Patrick Durning Charlene and William Dwyer Allison Dyer Carolyn Dyer Leah and Armi Easterby Laura Easterling Michole and George Easterly Megan Ebel Pati Mengden-Eckhardt and Don Eckhardt Jared Edelman Nicole and Brendan Ederle TJ Edgerly Eliza Edwards Jayne Edwards Allison and Jeff Edwards Patty Edwards Melissa and Bobby Eggleston Sam Eggleston Lauren and Jake Eicher Lindsay and James Eilers Becky Elder Ramsay Elder

Courtnay and Mark Elias Heather and Joel Elkins Emilie and Dirk Eller Donna and Chuck Ellis Roxanne and Joe Ellis Tamasine Ellis Eddie Elmore Emma and Seth Elsenbrook Carolyn Harris and Clark Ervin Christina and Max Erwin Debbie and Charles Escher Leah and Charlie Escher Nancy and Tom Eubank Katie and Michael Evans Yvonne Evans Thelma and Joseph Everett Geri and Glen Fabian Bethany and Canaan Factor Fairfax Fair Jessica and Walker Fair Tucker Fama Kim and Paul Fangman Gina and Shari Fant-Simon Elizabeth and Ali Farahbod Cindy Farmer Liz Farr Iman and James Farrior Ally and Austin Fatjo Brittany and Jordan Faulk Fran Fauntleroy Courtney Favaloro Beth and Michael Fayard Margaret Fearey Allison and Jeffrey Feinstein Mildred Fender Victoria and David Fernandez Marissa Ferrer Julian Fertitta Gene Festa Evans Finger Kelly Fisher Mira Hamirani and Tim Fisher Gloria and Marvin Fishman John Fisk Cathy and Charles Fitch Kristi and Grayson Fitch Jennifer and Travis Fite Debbie and Philip Floyd Forbes Dumas Katie and Johnny Forney Lynn and Ron Fort George Foulard Christina Bell and Rob Fowler Sherrie and Bob Frachtman Kenner and Richard Francis Mary John Frank Tom Frank Dolley and Duncan Frearson Preston Frede Auna and Sam Freedman Rebecca French Mindy and John Friday Mac Friday Cheyenne Friedkin Lisa and Michael Friedlander Karen and Michael Frumovitz Will Fullenweider Lisa Pennington and David Furlow Johnny Galic Casey Fleming and James Galleher

WINTER 2020-2021

Kimberly and Troy Gamble Angie Gamez Gregorio Garcia Beverly Jurenko and Wayne Gardner Bess Garison Valerie Johnson and Andrew Garlinghouse BJ Garmon Courtney and John Garrett Alicia Garrison Charles Garrison Courtney and Josh Garson Marlene and Victor Garza Lauren and Kyle Gauthreaux Alyx and Andrew Gautier-Winther Anita and Stuart Gaylor Christine and Doug Gehrman Cathy and Richard Geis Emily Gemp Eric Gemp Ian Gemp Rana and Zahid Ghauri Tsega Bahta and Joseph Ghebremichael Alec Gibson Silvana Faria and Eduardo Gil Lien and Thomas Gilhooley Dana and Paul Gill Marysia and Colin Gillan Margaret and Ryan Gillentine Stacey Gillman Jennifer Gipson Aaron Girlinghouse Karen and Jay Glynn Joshua Godden Alex Goeringer Patricia and Kurt Goeringer Marilyn and Jim Goettee Brenda Liebling-Goldberg and Bill Goldberg Kristen Golden Jason Goldstein Sylvia Goldstein Stacy and Luis Gomar Olga Gomez Susan and Glenn Good Molly Goodyear Edward Gorden Anne and William Gorden Nancy and Jimmy Gordon Teri and John Gordon Amy and Kevin Gordon Ryan Gordon Mary Gosnell Rebecca and Thomas Gottsegen Ellen and Martin Grabois Jim Grace Michele Grace Stuart Grady Dee and Casey Graham Araceli and Luis Graham Shannon Hardie and Charlie Gramatges Judy and Newell Grant Noelle and Rick Gray Roger Gray Margaux and Tommy Gray Maria Grayson Carter Green Cole Green Susie and Ira Green Stephanie and Mike Green Sue Greene

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Romelia Favrot and Harris Greenwood Courtney Greer Griffith Greer Mary Margaret and Jay Greer Lisa and Todd Gremillion Lindsay and Tripp Griffin Cynthia and Rob Griffing Cari and John Griggs Blakely and Trey Griggs Louise Grigsby Laura and Carter Grinstead Judy Grisell Tami and Jeff Grubb Monica and Keith Guehring Lily Gunn Holly and Griffin Guthneck Tracy and Bill Guyton Jan and David Guyton Michael Haapaniemi Caroline Hafner Linda and John David Hagerman Bailey and Simon Haidamous Shelby and Whilden Halverson Katy and Kevin Ham Pacey Ham Sharon and Howard Hamat Josh Hamat Carolyn and Carlos Hamilton Cole Hammer Liz Thornton and Nathan Hankins Ashley and Michael Hanna Jennifer and Michael Hanson Diane and Joseph Harbrecht Stacy and Michael Hardison Kay and Ashton Hardy Reed Harlow Cynthia and John Harper Beth and John Harper Deborah and Richard Harper Liane and Charles Harrell Caroline and John Harrell Julia and Dalton Harris Tanya and Marlon Harris Terry and Bruce Harrison Mary and Charlie Harter Sally and David Harvin Molly and John Harvin Shannon and Bryan Hash Christa and Vince Hash Sarah Craig and Bill Haverland Kathy and Dennis Hayden Kelley Hayden Cordie and Scott Hayden Jennifer and Jay Haynes Jiejian Lin and Feng He Lisa and Robert Hearn Hetta and Jesse Heath Kay and David Hedges Amy and Chevy Hefley Isabelle Bedrosian and John Heghinian Carol and David Heidemann Lexie Heim Juanelle and Jim Heldebrand Jo Helland Alice and Randy Helms Valerie and Brandon Henderson Robine and Jason Hendricks Pablo Henning Claire and Ed Henry Adam Herman Sue and Bob Herman

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Mark Herman Angélique Jamail and Aaron Herrick Ted Heyck Katherine Heyne Emmy Heyser Molly and Kirk Higby Chantae Higginbotham Roseanna and Jason Hill Nikki and Sean Hill Cindy and Jim Hinton Trang Cung and Michael Ho Becca Hobbs Alex Hoffer Samantha Hoffer Gayle and Scott Hoffer Robyn and Zac Hoffer Anna Hogan Blake Hogan Anne and Dylan Hogarty Meredith and Chris Holland Annie Holm Evelyn and David Holm Kay Holmes Patricia Holmes Adam Holt Cindy and Leon Holubec Maggie and Bob Honig Jennifer and Jeff Hopkins Bo Hopson Bhakti Khatri-Horton and Monsterville Horton Catherine and Raymond Hounfodji James House Martha House Adriuna Howard Kath and George Howe Kathy and Harlan Howe Dee Dee and Aaron Howes Kristi Hubbard Sally and Brent Hudspeth Mary Gwen and Ben Hulsey Laura and John Humble Kathryn and Jim Humphries Mark Humphries Sperry Hunt Dawn Hurst Eric Hurst Scott Hurwitz Meredith Huston Lillie and JP Hutcheson Lindsay and Jonathan Hyman Andrea Reyna and Chris Ibarra Nancy and Carrick Inabnett Mike Ingram James Isaacks Ace Isidro Olivia Stuart Ison Diane and Conway Ivy Jesus Izaguirre Marianne Jacks Suzanne and Garrett Jackson Jake Jacobe Lindsey Jacobe Lynn and Ronnie Jacobe Will Jacobe Tomi and Benjamin Jacobo Elizabeth and Philip Jacobs Ally and Korsh Jafarnia Bhawna and Amit Jain Faryan Jalalabadi Carson James

Christine and Chip James Eleni and Joe Jankosky Pam and Alan Jarrett Wilson Jeckovich Monica and Gerald Jefferson Mary and Jim Jennings Christy and Webb Jennings Zerong Yu and Daoyun Ji Stacy and Reed Jinnette Anna Maria Johnson Erica and David Johnson Deirdre Johnson Melissa and Houston Johnson Tara McDonald Johnson and Jason Johnson Kristin and Logan Johnson Lesley and Robb Johnson Elise Jones Ford Jones Barrell and Jacob Jones Julia Jones Rorye Jones Shelby and Ward Jones Mary Catherine and William Jones Kim and Ed Jordan Mary and Paul Jornayvaz Jay Jorns Melissa and Todd Joyner Alfredo Juarez Katherine and Hector Juarez Anne and Walker Kahle Heidi and Anthony Kaim Alex Kalai Remy Kalai Mika Rao-Kalapatapu and Vish Kalapatapu Fritzi Kallop Aerin Kalmans Kendall Kalmans Barbara and Raymond Kalmans Brian Kaplan Sherrie and Richard Kaplan Erin and Steven Kaplan Austin Karkowsky Geraldine Karkowsky Laurie and Ronnie Karkowsky Joanna and Myron Karner Mollie Gordon and Ron Karni Steve Kastner Matthew Kaufman Erika and Yoav Kaufman Judson Keel Nancy and John Keely Nicole and Troy Keeney Paula and Al Kekish Ryan Kekish Hana Keleta Al Keller Carson Keller Heidi and Bob Kelsey Christine Kendrick Elizabeth and Corey Kendrick Lauray Kennedy Susan Ketterer Molly and Samy Khalil Yasi Khosrowshahi Katie Kim Virginia and Jack Kincaid Jennifer Kincaid Mary and Carl King Jill and Clay King

Betsy and Dan King Daniel King Monica and Kevin King Bill Kingsbury Melinda and Karl Kinley Brittany Kirkpatrick Matthew Kirkwood Tany and Chaz Klaes Andrew Klein Carolyn Klevenhagen Kim and J.J. Klevenhagen Melissa and Joe Knauth Jacqui and Reagan Kneese Marcia Murphey and Doug Koch Marilyn and Drew Koester Leslie Lovett and Scott Kohn Peter Kokernot Meredith and Cary Kottler Cheryl and Russ Kridel Judy and Bill Krips Vasanthi Jayaraman and Ramanan Krishnamoorti Barbara and Bill Kunetka Blake and Keith Kunetka Beecie and Tony Kupersmith Gulzar and Naushad Kurji Rahim Kurji Brittany Sakowitz and Kevin Kushner Lily Kyriakides-Crowe Timmy and Charles Labanowski Aubrey and John Labanowski Mary Labanowski Liz and Paul Labanowski Tara Ladjevardian Emily Lahourcade Gretchen and Lance Lahourcade Mariam and Ashraf Lakhani Kenneth Lam Kate and Scott Lambert Lawson Lamme Vivian and Byron Langford Mellissa and Nathan Larned Robert Lartigue William Lasher Stephen Laswell Gloria and Otis Latin Katrin and Matt Lau Fanelle and William Joseph Laughlin Lauren and David Lauren Ally Lavalley Karen LaVohn Kase Lawal Julia and Harvin Lawhon Collin Lawrence Marline and Clint Lawson Lauren and Brandon Layhew Alexa Leach Kim and Doug Leach Rebecca Leahy Lindsay and Lewis Leavitt Valerie Leavitt Alicia Lee Jay Lee Cate and Jeff Lee Tommy Lee Madison Leibman Richard Leibman Kathryn and Steve Leisz Jennifer and Tom Leman Jill Lemon and Jeff Diedrich Laura and Robert Lemus

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Eddie Leon-Amtmann Kelly and David Leonard Abby Lestin Aynsley and Palmer Letzerich Jessica and Ori Lev Heather and Jonathan Leven Rachelle and Justin Levine Sasha Levine Catherine Lewis Jenny and Jay Lewis Mark Lewis Zachary Lewitton Marla Leyva Ming Yang and Cen Li David Liang Denise and Ed Limon Frances Limoncelli Rhonda and Harrison Lingle Andrew Linhart Ellen and Mike Linsey Jake Lipman Laura and Charles Litton Jennifer and Todd Litton Stella Chen and Yan Liu Kay and Brandon Lobb Beata Loch and Ted Loch-Temzelides Haley Lockwood Hannah Lockwood Alice and J.W. Lodge Kimberly and Mike Lombardino Katie and Andy Long Esteban Longoria Joe Looke Brock Looser Jamie and Vladimir Lopez Brian Lu Katherine and David Lucke Ellie Lucke Michelle Ludwig Christian Luening Judann and Friedhelm Luening Carly Gray Lukefahr Susan and David Lummis Kristie and Steve Maas Paige and Blake Mackay Shelley and Doug Mackay Martha and James Madget Kristen Madison Matthew Maggi Nathan Mahoney Loretta and Alfred Maksoud Cathy Malone Liz and Mason Malpass Suganya and Arun Mani Donna and Gordon Marcum Allison and David Margrave Merritt and Jon Marinelli Tevin Marks Kris and Michael Marron Olivia Marrus Stacey and Malcolm Marshall Angie and William Marshall Robert Martey Deborah and Earle Martin Grant Martin Karen and Harlon Martin Kelli and Jesse Martin Becky and Rusty Martin Diana Martinez Edric Martinez

Lanie and Jack Massey Brian Massingill Linda and Judson Massingill Leslie and Harris Masterson Pam and Matt Mattingly Declan Mawer Helen and Danny Maxson Claire and Mike Mayfield Gwen and Joe Mays Marie Mays Marie and Ryan Mays Sam Mays Leslie and Michael Mazvinsky Rocky McAshan Amy and Donny McCallum Ashley and Brian McCann-Hermis Gwen and John McCauley Barbara and Pat McCelvey Jess McClain Ann and Douglas McConn Erin and Mark McDannald Chelsea and Christian McDermott Hallie and J.J. McDermott Donna and Don McFall Ashley McGaw Susie and Skip McGee Beth McGreevy Hayden and David McGuiness Meg McGuire Deborah and John McInnes Betsy and George McKean Michael McKean Mary Ann McKinley Kirsten McKinney Helen and Barton McLaughlin Clare and David McLeroy Ceci and Mark McMurrey Crossley and Parker Mears Katie and Whitney Mears Garrison Meeks Josh Mehling Oscar Melara Duny Sitton de Mendez and Gerardo Mendez Henry Mentz James Mentz Philip Mentz Mary Elizabeth and Roger Merrill Karen and Carter Metclaf Neal and Dan Meyer Julie and Jon Meyer Catherine and Larry Meyer Jessica and Peto Meyer Jenny and Beck Miller Kim and Jeff Miller Linda Miller Jeannie and Michael Miller Carrie Millican Hillary and Craig Millikin Ali Mills Jennie and Arnold Milton Jocelyn and Paul Milton Jennifer and Mike Mineo Katy and John Miner Kara Mings Kaylie Mings Mason Mings Kat and Mike Minns Cheryl Mitchell Amy and David Mitchell

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Jack Mitchell Tara and Alec Mize Brindley Mize Margaret and Ross Mizell Lynn Moak Maddy and Patrick Moffitt Susanna and Palmer Moldawer Drewe Molin Molly Ann and William Moller Stuart Monteith Molly and Andrew Montgomery Kelly and Bill Montgomery Jane Montgomery Brittany and Eddie Moore Jane Hoffert Moore Cheryl and Preston Moore May Moorefield Devynn Moreno Katie and Philip Morgan Mathew Morico Rita and Paul Morico Rachel Morico Anne and Dave Morley Harper and Bruff Morrow Mimi and Robert Morse Monique Moser-Verrey and Walter Moser Alexis and Oliver Moses Phil Mosley Elise Mossy Quenby and Paul Mott

Sarah and Charlie Mouton Dee and Chad Muir Jay Mullen Cathy Mullett Nikita Munsif Amy and Hardy Murchison Jane Murdock Harlan Murphy Mary Moreland Elisabeth and Robert Murphy Trey Murphy Kelly Murray Robert Murray Katy and Sam Murray Sarah and Philip Murrin Ameer Mustafa Ramona and Fredrick Nader Jose Narbona Andrea Nash Samar and Jason Nasra Kristi and Todd Neal Kathy Neblett Nick Neblett Kristin and Ryan Nelson Kate Nesselt Sarah and Tim Neuhaus Ana and Erik Neumann Grace Nevil Jack Nevil Mary and Carlos Newall Shannon and Andrew Newsom

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Daisy and Hung Ngo Ace Nicolaou JoAnna and Chris Nicolaou Zack Nicolaou Bridget and Greg Nikodem Alex Nigro Cole Nockolds Katie Kennedy and Andy Noel Mason Nome Laura and Kerry Notestine Haley and Anderson O’Brien CeCelia and Scott O’Connell Marie and John O’Donnell Robert Oelman Lauren and Will Ogilvie Henley and Carter Old Judy and Dudley Oldham Diego Onuchic James Onwuachi Debra and Bob Orkin Cynthia Ormiston Dina and Jim Ormiston John Ormiston Amada Orozco Collins Orr Jennifer Orr Kelley Orr Claire Osborne Caroline Oster Perry Oster Stephanie and Luis Ostrosky Ann and John Otjen Jennifer Otts Sophia and Richard Ou Haley Outon Alda Tam and Michael Overman Elaine and Carter Overton Abigail Owen-Pontez Alan Owens Samantha and J.C. Pace Carolyn McCarthy and Randy Pack Tita and Bill Paddock Anissa and Davis Paddock Gissette Padilla Elizabeth and Greer Pagan Ashley Pakzaban Vasudha Govindan and Srini Palavajjhala Christine Papadakes

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Maria Papadopoulos Joslyn and David Paris Virginia Park Kathy and Clay Parker Richard Parr Stacy and Eric Patlovich Leree and Lee Patterson Vicki and Ron Patterson Patti and Mike Patyk Elizabeth and Tom Pavel Lea and Richard Payne Shirley and Mike Pearson SJ Kelly and Jack Peden Elena and Jeff Peden Margaret Rudd and Tom Peden Cathy and John Pederson John Pederson Lisa Pederson Carly Penrod Lisa Brannon-Peppas and Nicholas Peppas Rene Perez Katharine and Mosby Perrow Christine and Ricky Perusquia Hannah and Jeff Peskin Caroline Petersen Susan and Antone Peterson Pete Peterson Julie and Jeff Petry Laura and Thomas Pew Lauren and Bram Philipson Lindsey Phillips Paul Piazza Kenney and John Pickens LeAnn and Todd Piczak Skylar Pinchal Laney and Thomas Pitstick Virginia Pittman-Waller Becky and Wayne Pivec Liz and Albert Pizana Anna Pizana Jamie and Jeremy Platt Hibba and Danny Pletcher Katherine and John Plumb Julie Porter Macari and Neil Potter Ana Presas Laquetta and Charles Prince

Kelly and Steve Provenzano Sandra and Robert Provost Mary Margaret and Justin Purdy Lis and Ryan Purdy Mary Sommers and Sam Pyne Tracy Xu and Steven Qi Rebecca and Wayne Quantz Claudia and Carter Quayle Ana-Sofia and Zach Query Robert Finger and Derek Qunidry Ben Racusin Ashleigh Raizes Josh Raizner Kayla Raizner Sari Raizner Mary Rambin Marilyn and Fritz Rambow Cathy and Olen Rambow Josh Ramey Meredith Ramey Laura Ramirez Karthik Rammohan Lorena Ramon JJ Ramos George Randt Kim-Kay and Tom Randt Whitney Rape Carolina and Michael Rapson John Rathmell Laura Rathmell Louise Ratz Joanna and Scott Raynes Shelly Read Sara and Michael Reader Anthony Reason Ray Reason Christiana Reckling Elise and James Reckling Adele and Stephen Reckling Sushma and Satish Reddy Eve and Chris Reed Colleen and Scott Reed Ellen Welsh and Martin Reichenthal Natalie and Gavin Reichman Donna Reid Melissa Reilly Jake Reinbolt Monique and Adrian Rendon

Diane and Henry Respert Alexis and Jose Reyes Olga and Rey David Reyes Letty Reza Sep Riahi Rachel and Craig Ribbeck Suzann Richardson Freddie Ricks Emily Catherine and Ben Riggs Susie and Ben Riggs Elva and Joseph Riley Betsy and Teddy Riley Kristin and Bob Roberts Mitchell Roberts Elisa and Jeff Robin Emily Robinson Ronique and Presslee Robinson Debbie and Rocky Robinson Sandra Robison Gloria Roemer Mallory and L. B. Roemer Debbie and Andrew Roff Julia and John Roff Will Roff Alexis Rogers Deena Rogers Michael Rogers Sam Rogers Tavenner and Sean Rogers Kristin and Marcus Rolls Hunter Rome Emily and Daniel Romero Lynne Marie Hash and Tony Rosado Evan Rosen Callie Rosenthal Chantal Van Riet and Edward Rosenthal Kimberly and Trent Rosenthal Lisa and Shawn Rosenzweig Liz and Adam Ross Cheri and Bill Rothermel John Rovell Sharon Royall Andrew Rubenstein Cameron Rudin Alysse and Kenneth Rueckert Jody Ruhl Sandra and Eduardo Ruiz Regina Ruiz Heidi and Chuck Russell Whitney and Robert Russell Laura and Perry Ruthven Patti and James Rutledge Carlie Sachs Shamila Mauiyyedi and Saeed Saeed Robert Sakowitz Erika and Richard Sanborn Ryan and James Sanders Pamela and Will Sanders Camille and Joel Sandler Ellen Ann and Marc Sands Michael Sands Sam Sands Susan and Joe Santangelo Alberto Santos George Sarvadi Mollie Schall Johnetta and Don Scheh Kelly Battle and Tom Schmidt Stephanie and Brandon Schneider Rachel and Zack Schneider Mariana and Bob Schneller

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Stephen Schnitzer Karen and Alan Schoellkopf Emily Schreiber Dawn and John Schuette Izzy and John Schulte Elyse and Howard Schultz Linda and Tom Schulze Susan and Charles Schwager Kathy Schwartz Reid Schwartz Charlie Scott Vernon Scott Seb Seager Christal Seahorn Pinkie and David Searls Murphey and Jeffrey Sears Cynthia and Dan Seely Meredith Claire and Justin Seide Jennifer Sekili Melissa and Mike Sela Tamara and Mark Sell Jonathan Sellin Cory Selzer Zane and Emre Senyuva Miriam Serrano Gayle Moore Shadowens Julia Shaffer Marshall Shaffer Laurel and Penn Shaper Daphne and Carl Shaw Sarah and Patrick Shea Jennifer Shelby Robin and Jeff Sher Allison Sherman Bina and Rahul Sheth Priya and Manju Shetty Laurie and Isaac Shi Judy and Wes Shields Robert Shively Nancy and Stephen Shomette Lucy Anderson and Jeff Shore Angie Shotzberger Amy Sidora Betsy and Todd Siff Aaryn and Gene Silva Max Silverman Leslie and Charles Simmons Alison and Doug Simmons Stone Simmons Paige and William Simmons Jennifer Kehler and Jackson Simonich Dorothy Simons Nancy and Reagan Simpson Amanda Singer Kristin Sjoberg Ellie and Wesley Skelton Anne and Chris Skidmore Annabel Skubisz Kate and Joe Skubisz Susanne and Steve Slack Lynn and Ansel Slome Lois and David K. Smith Frances Smith Mary and Harry Smith Parntipa and Matt Smith Tiffany and Michael Smith Shaun Smith Brooke and Travis Smith Scott Smitherman Sylvia and Bernard Smoots

Kevin Snodgrass Sharon Callender Snowden and Richard Snowden AnaClare Solé Sophia Solé Jessica and Josh Solera Adele and Andy Spalding Brooke and George Spanos Patsy and Bob Speed Alex Spencer John Spradling Michael Sprung Beth Stafford Angel and Chris Stallings Chris Stallings Parker Stanberry Robin Stanford Amy and Brian Stanton Brittany and Matt Steitz Julia and Adam Stellar Christine Stevens Caroline Stevenson Melinda and John Stevenson Katherine Stevenson Gail and Bobby Stillwell Lisa and David Stone Henry Stone Jewel Stone Kate and Paul Stouffer Mary Jeanne and Paul Stouffer Kelly and Michael Stouse Leslie and Adam Strauss Ellen Stuart Ruth and Jack Stubbs Mike Stude Sarah Stukalin Seba and Anthony Suber Charlotte and Steven Sullivan Sarah and Scott Sulma Cindy and Carl Sulser Melissa and McLean Suman Jing Han and Zen Sun Linda Susman Sarah and David Suttles Johnny Sutton Adri and Bruce Swanson Bobbi and Carl Swanson Dixie and Lee Swearingen Tara Gauthier and Dan Sykes Q Tabarestani Lailee Taghdisi Susan Le and Vikram Talwar Cynthia and Allan Tang Elizabeth and Jim Tang Lauren and Daniel Taylor Courtney and Jim Bob Taylor Jean and Scott Tellkamp Emily and Mark Templin Sarita and Joey Tennant Katie and Daniel Tepper Shannon and Will Terrill Saralyn and David Tett Hall Thanheiser Taly and Mark Thiessen Benjamin Thomas Lauren and Christopher Thomas Allison and Andrew Thomison Anne Marie and Beau Thompson Betsy and Charles Thompson Ellie Thompson

Stacey and James Thompson Grace and Jeffery Thompson Laura and Jonny Thompson Kara Thompson Candy and Scott Thompson Scotty Thompson Baker Tilney Keri Tiner Pam and Neil Tofsky Jenny and Rich Tompkins Linda and Dan Toney Elizabeth Holloway and Omar Torres Caroline Totz Katherine and Andy Tower Jolynn and Keller Towns Keller Towns Buddy Trotter Lynn MacLean and Dave Updegraff Carrie and John Vallone Brian Van De Mark Kathleen and Justin van Keppel Cindy and Steffen van Keppel Anna Van Os Will Vandiver Angelica and Henry Vargas Krissy and Ray Venosdale Meg and Taylor Vernon Shelley and Mark Vester Morgan Vicknair Faraz Virani Hannah and Stephen Viviano Nikki and Scott Vlasek Russell Vogt Audrey Pyle and Robert Voss Carol and Vinnie Vrotny Michael Vu Ryan Vu Jill and Ron Vutpakdi Allison and Bryan Wagner Ellen and Robert Wagnon Angela and Tim Wainright Mary Jane and Bob Wakefield Nancy and Peter Waldman Liz Walker Katie Wallis Maggie Wallis Liz Walter Kate and Logan Walters Daniel Warren David Warren Shelia Washington Cathy and Greg Watson Morgan and John Watson Jennifer Sanders and Michael Watson Amy and Peter Watson Virginia and Will Weathers Ali and Alex Weaver Janna and David Webber Sophie Weber Greer and Kyle Weeks Johanna and Ray Weems Jane and Stuart Weil Martha Beltran and Richard Weiland Catherine Weldon William Wells Kate Werlein Maudie Werlin Sarah and Larry West Laura and Seth Wexler Laura and Erik Wheeler

Susan and Kevin Wheeler Annie and Brownie Wheless David Wheless Heather Whitby Traci and Caperton White Anne and Joe White Margaret and Leroy White Lindsey and Ben Whitman Will Wilde Christine and Blake Williams Christy and Byron Williams Virginia and Cramer Williams Megan and Jason Williams Danyale and Lee Williams Tianna Williams Mary and Will Williams Bess and Rob Wilson Kathryn and Tom Wilson Glen Allen Wind Andrew Winters Marilyn and Chris Winters Danielle and Brent Wise Cathy and Robert Wise Betsy and John Wittenmyer Kiele and Bill Wolf Cameron Wolf Karen Wong and Andrew Wong Connor Wood Lauren and Daniel Wood Lisa and Gordon Wood John Wood Madison Wood Willie Wood James Wooten Timm Wooten Jessica and Rudy Wrabel Hunter Wright Jenny Lu and David Wu Ted Wu Deborah and Claude Wynn Katie and Forrest Wynn Dorothy Wynne Sushma and Haresh Yalamanchili Alicia Yefimenko Phebe and Roger Young Maria and Abid Yousuf Beth and Stuart Yudofsky Cindy and Gregory Zabel Vanessa Zamudio-Lara Mackenzie Zarr Katarina Zarutskie Georgiana and Carl Zehner Christina Zeigler Kim Zeren Lizzie and Andrew Ziccardi Ashley and Jeff Zickefoose Michelle Shwarzman and Rafi Zitvar Ashley and David Zummo Meagan Zwahlen

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FAITHFUL FALCONS Faithful Falcons are donors who have given for 15 years and 10 years consecutively to the Kinkaid Fund. These donors’ generosity and loyal support demonstrate a commitment to excellence, and it is an honor to acknowledge their devotion and dedication to the School.

15 YEAR FAITHFUL FALCONS Pam and Cal Adger Kim and Barry Adkins Cynthia and John Adkins Kim and Marshall Adkins Audrey Alexander Janet and Wilson Allen Jodi and Adam Altsuler Kim and Kent Altsuler Liz and David Anders Carol Ann and Bill Anderson Jennifer Arnold Steven Arnold Joanie and Doug Aron Terri Lacy and Jim Baird Dameron and Lance Baird Pam and Jeff Baker Bonnie and Bob Baldwin Ellie and David Bale Carol and Les Ballard Carol and Larry Barbour Lucy and David Barrow Jackie Fair and Gerald Bass Margaret and Art Beane Laura and John Beckworth Janie and Dick Beeler Terry and Rene Bell Adele and Lan Bentsen Elly and Phil Berman Carole and Bruce Bilger Jennifer and Bruce Bilger Tricia and Mike Blalock Norman Blumenfeld Emily and Don Bolin Polly and Murry Bowden Sandy and Rick Boyd Callie and Kyle Bradford Vianei and Jason Braun Jessica and Fred Brazelton Gayleen and Mark Breeding Carolyn and Glen Brock Ellen and Curt Brooks Deborah and Barrett Brown Dana Brown Jennifer and Doak Brown Erin and Wil Brown Caroline and Will Brown Mary Buettner Shana and Holden Burrow Kaylan and Robert Caballero Beth and Rick Callaway

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Carlton Carl Sally and John Chapoton Terri and Russ Chase Meredith and Patrick Chastang Kathaleen and Bob Chenoweth Melinda and Jay Chernosky Sandra and Keith Chunn Debra and Steven Cohen Lindsey and Everett Coleman Barbara and Bob Collie Susie and Chris Cone Sarah and Sam Cooper Beth and Drew Cozby Anne Woodhouse and Bob Cronin Ellen and Jim Cummins Laura and Cameron Cureton Lana and Chip Cureton Amy and Peter Cureton Catherine and Alex Curlet Cherry and Nigel Curlet Lisa Curry Elise and Demetri Dale Karen and Ric Davis Sallie and Ted Davis Sharon and Bob Devlin Martha and John Diffey Leisa and Andy Dillon Liz and Brian Dinerstein Nancy and Jack Dinerstein Jane DiPaolo Nora and Peter Dorflinger Anita Doyle Sheryl and Doug Doyle Marcy and Robert Duncan Mary and Stephen Dyer Nicole and Brendan Ederle Patty Edwards Melissa and Bobby Eggleston Courtnay and Mark Elias Kay and Dan English Stephanie and Greg Evans Marie Fay and Steve Evnochides Kelli and Martin Fein Gene Festa Gloria and Marvin Fishman Kristi and Grayson Fitch Cathy and Ed Frank Carol and Jimmy Frankel Mindy and John Friday Tomisu Friedkin

Mayra Mendez and Bill Frisco Pam and Keith Fullenweider Eleni and Thad Fuller Angie Gamez Florence and Frederic Gautier-Winther Katherine and Doug George Nicole and George Gibson Marysia and Colin Gillan Patricia and Kurt Goeringer Marilyn and Jim Goettee Susie and Jay Golding Jason Goldstein Gail and Ken Goldstein Anne and William Gorden Nancy and Jimmy Gordon Whitney and Matt Gordon Ryan Gordon Susie and Ira Green Stephanie and Mike Green Sue Greene Mary Margaret and Jay Greer Lauren Leavitt-Griffin and Dallas Griffin Monica and Keith Guehring Merrill and Joe Hafner Ashley and Michael Hanna Beth and John Harper Cynthia and John Harper Candi Harrison Sally and David Harvin Christa and Vince Hash Cordie and Scott Hayden Jennifer and Jay Haynes Susan and Mike Heldebrand Jo Helland Alice and Randy Helms Cindy and Jim Hinton Marnie and Lee Hogan Elizabeth and Wyatt Hogan Kay Holmes Cindy and Leon Holubec Natalie and Roy Horlock Lisa and Charles Houssiere Leslie and Mark Hull Lindsay and Jonathan Hyman Andrea Reyna and Chris Ibarra James Isaacks Melinda and Chris Jackson Jeff Jacobe Lynn and Ronnie Jacobe Ally and Korsh Jafarnia

Pam and Alan Jarrett Frances and Rick Jeter Karen and Jim Johnson Pat and Mark Johnson Helena and Thomas Johnson Katherine and Stewart Jones Jill and Michael Josephson Elyse and Lewis Kalmans Joanna and Myron Karner Al Keller Mark Kelly Cyd and Tom Kelly Ann and Tom Kelsey Elaine and Sherif Khalil Martha and Andrew Kirkwood Kim and J.J. Klevenhagen Melissa and Joe Knauth Leslie Lovett and Scott Kohn Cheryl and Russ Kridel Liz and Paul Labanowski Lara and Phillip Ladin Mariam and Ashraf Lakhani Kate and Scott Lambert Rolanette and Berdon Lawrence Charles Lawrence Rachel and Mark Lawrence Cindy and Don Le Kim and Doug Leach Sarah and Chris Leavitt Valerie Leavitt Alicia Lee Kathryn and Steve Leisz Heather and Jonathan Leven Catherine Lewis Heather and R. J. Lingle Ellen and Mike Linsey Lynn and Ellis Locher Esteban Longoria Mary Nell and Malcolm Lovett Katherine and David Lucke Kris and John Maclay Martha and James Madget Cathy Malone Donna and Gordon Marcum Allison and David Margrave Joanne and Ross Margraves Merritt and Jon Marinelli Lucinda and Tom Marinis Brian Massingill Linda and Judson Massingill

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Katina and Vasili Mathews Lisa and Will Mathis Pam and Matt Mattingly Sheila and Tad Mayfield Susie and Skip McGee Mary Ann McKinley Kristen and Brian McMackin Nancy and Ian McMillan Janet and Gary Mead Paula and Hal Mentz Catherine and Larry Meyer Linda Miller Kara Mings Cheryl Mitchell Amy and David Mitchell Heather Lawrence Mitchell Tara and Alec Mize Susanna and Palmer Moldawer Denise Monteleone Kelly and Bill Montgomery Jane Montgomery Cheryl and Preston Moore Jenny and Tom Moore Christine and Shea Morenz Lauren and Brad Morgan Patti and Mike Morgan Rita and Paul Morico Anne and Dave Morley Denise and Bruce Moseley Dee and Chad Muir Jane Murdock Katherine Murphy Paul Murphy Katy and Sam Murray Shayne and David Newell CeCelia and Scott O’Connell

Marie and John O’Donnell Katie and Kenny O’Donnell Claudia and David Oelman Beverly and Staman Ogilvie Henley and Carter Old Debra and Bob Orkin Dina and Jim Ormiston Stephanie and Luis Ostrosky Carolyn McCarthy and Randy Pack Anissa and Davis Paddock Elizabeth and Greer Pagan Christine Papadakes Tina and Alexander Papandreou Patti and Mike Patyk Elizabeth and Tom Pavel Julie and Philip Peacock Shirley and Mike Pearson Cathy and John Pederson Lisa Brannon-Peppas and Nicholas Peppas Katharine and Mosby Perrow Missy and Sam Pitts Marjorie and Scott Purdy Mary Sommers and Sam Pyne Joy and Edward Randall Peggy and John Rathmell Elise and James Reckling Angie and John Reckling Isla and Tommy Reckling Colleen and Scott Reed Rachel and Craig Ribbeck Kara Liebling Kahan and Michael Riben Kristin and Bob Roberts Barbara and Corby Robertson Brooke and Corby Robertson Debbie and Rocky Robinson Debbie and Andrew Roff

Lee and Gary Rosenthal Kimberly and Trent Rosenthal Catie and Brian Ross Lynn and John Russell Susan and Joe Santangelo Mariana and Bob Schneller Betsy and Ed Schreiber Kim and Kyle Schuenemann Susan and Charles Schwager Charlie Scott Kate and David Searls Cynthia and Dan Seely Raquel and Andrew Segal Phyllis and Jack Selber Gayle Moore Shadowens Amy and Peter Shaper Melissa and Stephen Shapiro Robin and Jeff Sher Aaryn and Gene Silva Ginny and L. E. Simmons Jan and Tom Simmons Dorothy Simons Kristin Sjoberg Ellie and Wesley Skelton Tiffany and Michael Smith Melissa and Paul Smith Susie and Tommy Smith Melinda and John Stevenson Ruth and Jack Stubbs Sandy and Tim Sturm Linda Susman Courtney and Doug Swanson Suzi and Doug Swanson Elizabeth and Jim Tang Betty and Mike Tapick Giggy and Matt Thanheiser

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Betsy and Charles Thompson Stacey and James Thompson Candy and Scott Thompson Scotty Thompson Betti and Mike Tiner Katherine and Andy Tower Francita and Jim Ulmer Sydney and Stephen Uthoff Brian Van De Mark Cindy and Steffen van Keppel Suzanne Bruce and Malcolm Waddell Mary Jane and Bob Wakefield Kate and Logan Walters Shelia Washington Cathy and Greg Watson Kay Lee and Gene Werlin Laurie Dempsey and Scott West Tom Wey Laura and Bill Wheless Annie and Brownie Wheless Traci and Caperton White Barbara and John White Lindsey and Ben Whitman Jonna and Doug Whitman Beth and Jim Wiggins Christine and Blake Williams Megan and Jason Williams Mary and Will Williams Kathryn and Tom Wilson Brooke and Jeffrey Wise Allison and Philip Wise Betsy and John Wittenmyer Kiele and Bill Wolf Hope and Brooks Young Beth and Stuart Yudofsky Vanessa Zamudio-LaraNicole and David Zarr

All School Convocation 2019

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10 YEAR FAITHFUL FALCONS Heather and Mark Adam Michelle and Josh Agrons Suzanne and James Ainsworth Ann McCormick and Larry Altman JoanE and Arnie Altsuler Enrique Ambrosio Elle and Clarke Anderson Lauri and Clay Anderson Honey Ashworth Krista and Pete Babine Michelle and Lorne Bain Felicia and Bert Baker Lauren and Max Barrett Meredith and Andy Beaupre Erin and John Beckwith Whitney and Will Beckworth Elizabeth and Steve Bentley Rosanna and Myron Blalock Jennifer and Peter Blomquist Iris Bonet Lauri Newton and Vadim Bourenin Mary Kay and Brandt Bowden Lane and Jeb Bowden Ann and Craig Bowe Kathy and Fred Bravo Mary Margaret and Clay Brollier Kelly and Anthony Brown Ben Brown Christa Forster and David Brown Belinda and Jed Brown Mimi and Zachry Brown Kristen and David Buck Cathy Browning-Burch and Drew Burch Elena and Joel Busa Chris and Bo Butler Kathleen and Ban Bywaters Laura and Mike Cale Ellen and Russ Camp Sarah Jane and Ross Canion Deirdre and Francis Carr Nan and John Cassidy Daniel Castro Pat and Craig Cavanagh Beth and Michael Chambers Trish and Dunbar Chambers Cile and Chuck Childress Sonia Clayton Sheri Wilcox and Duane Clementson Allison and Thomas Coleman Chelsea Collins Ken Conner Sandie and Ken Cowan Kelli Cravens Linda Creath Lara Cross Emily and O. Holcombe Crosswell

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Carolyn and Sam Cruse Sarah and Thomas Cyphers Viviana and David Denechaud Jen and Greg Desautels Kit and Carl Detering Mary Ann and Tim Detmering Jill and Brad Deutser Shaun Elizabeth and Wesley Dickerson Brittany and Brad Dinerstein Shoshana and Jeff Dinerstein Carolyn and Chris Dodson Krista and Mike Dumas Jackie and Fred Dunlop Betsy and Patrick Durning Elizabeth and Alexander Dwyer Jayne Edwards Ramsay Elder Carolyn Harris and Clark Ervin Nancy and Tom Eubank Fairfax Fair Jessica and Walker Fair Dao Ly and Daniel Fang Beth and Michael Fayard David Finkelstein Jamie and Brad Fishman Carolyn and Bill Forney Lynn and Ron Fort Christina Bell and Rob Fowler Kristina and Kevin Frankel Elizabeth and Scott Gardner Cullen Geiselman Meghan and Grover Geiselman Rana and Zahid Ghauri Joshua Godden Brenda Liebling-Goldberg and Bill Goldberg Becky and Greg Goodman Edward Gorden Shannon Hardie and Charlie Gramatges Romelia Favrot and Harris Greenwood Louise Grigsby Mary Grum Linda and John David Hagerman Bailey and Simon Haidamous Sharon and Howard Hamat Stephanie and Mark Hamilton Kim and Ron Hankamer Anne Taylor and Ed Harris Terry and Bruce Harrison Kathy and Dennis Hayden Lisa and Robert Hearn Erin and Boyd Heath Casey and Will Hedges Juanelle and Jim Heldebrand Angélique Jamail and Aaron Herrick Molly and Kirk Higby

Patricia Lynn ‘22

Kitty and Lex Hochner Margot and Brett Hogan Anne and Dylan Hogarty Courtney and Bo Hopson Kathy and Harlan Howe Sarah Jane and Jack Howell Nancy and Carrick Inabnett HollyAnne and Daniel Jenkins Mary and Jim Jennings Lesley and Robb Johnson Julia Jones Mary Catherine and William Jones Kim and Ed Jordan Isla and Joseph Jornayvaz Alfredo Juarez Geraldine Karkowsky Laurie and Ronnie Karkowsky Steve Kastner Nicole and Evan Katz Hannah and Chris Kayem Kelly and Curtis Kayem Yasi and Amir Khosrowshahi

Carolyn Klevenhagen Meredith and Cary Kottler Blake and Keith Kunetka Fanelle and William Joseph Laughlin Liz and David Leiman Jennifer and Tom Leman Kelly and David Leonard Blair and Bryan Loocke Lindsey and Steven Looke Ashlee and Benton Love Judann and Friedhelm Luening Loretta and Alfred Maksoud Carolina and Jeff Malonson Kris and Michael Marron Stacey and Malcolm Marshall Diana Martinez Kathy and Harry Masterson Christiana and Luke McConn April and Wells McGee Nancy and Don McGuirt Katie and Whitney Mears Chris Mehling

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Wendy Mehling Mamta and Jay Mehta Karen and Carter Metclaf Neal and Dan Meyer Jessica and Peto Meyer Mona Miles Jennifer and Mike Mineo Priscilla Moore Mimi and Robert Morse Michel and Philip Mullett Jenifer and John Nash Arlene and Marvin Nathan Wendy and David Nockolds Laura and Kerry Notestine Heidi and Tobin O’Donnell Tita and Bill Paddock Vasudha Govindan and Srini Palavajjhala Maria Papadopoulos Pamela and William Papadopoulos Allie and H.D. Pappas Stacy and Eric Patlovich Elena and Jeff Peden Margaret Rudd and Tom Peden Christine and Ricky Perusquia

Laura and Thomas Pew Georgia and Michael Piazza Josie and Chris Pielop Laura and Michael Pipkin Becky and Wayne Pivec Jamie and Jeremy Platt Ana Presas Vicki and Dennis Price Ashleigh Raizes Susie and Jeff Raizner Kim-Kay and Tom Randt Whitney Rape Ray Reason Lenox and John Reed Olga and Rey David Reyes Diane and John Riley Betsy and Mitch Riley Louise and Luis Rios Laura and Will Robertson Beth and Chase Robison Emily and Daniel Romero Ashley and Gavin Roseman Liz and Adam Ross Jody Ruhl

Sandra and Eduardo Ruiz Laura and Perry Ruthven Patti and James Rutledge Laurie and Bret Sanders Ellen Ann and Marc Sands Lindsay and Mark Schmulen Linda and Tom Schulze Anna and Charlie Schwartzel Miriam Serrano Ellen and Andrew Sheedy Colleen Sheedy Betsy and Todd Siff Leslie and Charles Simmons Jennifer Kehler and Jackson Simonich Marcia and Brig Smart Jessica and Josh Solera Brooke and George Spanos Amie and Jeff Springmeyer Lisa and David Stone Seba and Anthony Suber Karen and Harry Susman Judy and Charles Tate Courtney and Jim Bob Taylor Lisa and Jacob Thomas

Elizabeth Holloway and Omar Torres Amy and Robert Urquhart Carrie and John Vallone Kathleen and Justin van Keppel Maggie and Rob Vermillion Asha and Farid Virani Ellen and Robert Wagnon Angela and Tim Wainright AnnaLee and Andy Waite Kristen and Scott Weber Bonnie and David Weekley Catherine Weldon Mequet and David Werlin Maudie Werlin Laura and Seth Wexler Mary and Greg Whalley Sandi and Steven Wolf Peter Wrench Katie and Forrest Wynn Sushma and Haresh Yalamanchili Shea and Jeff Yoesel Traci and John Young Christina Zeigler Jennie and Jonathan Zhang

Class of 2024 presents Beauty and the Beast Jr.

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PARENTS BY CLASS Thank you to the parent community for giving a total of $1,701,980 to the 20192020 Kinkaid Fund.

CLASS OF 2020 Grade 12 Kim and Kent Altsuler Toni and Josh Arkless Sheri and Camp Bailey Dameron and Lance Baird Ellie and David Bale Ellen and John Bass Kathy and Nick Bell Shannon and John Blake Lauri Newton and Vadim Bourenin Tammy and Chip Brennig Ellen and Curt Brooks Kristen and David Buck Mara and John Burpeau Shana and Holden Burrow Elena and Joel Busa Chris and Bo Butler Ellen and Russ Camp Polina Kyriakides and Jim Crowe Julie and Asif Dakri Renee and Chip Davis Sherri and Will Davis Yvette and Eric Dillon Marcy and Robert Duncan Betsy and Patrick Durning Leah and Armi Easterby Farley and Steve Erikson Laura Escalona Salvador Escalona Beth and Michael Fayard Shari and Scott Frankel Karen and Michael Frumovitz Kimberly and Troy Gamble Alicia Garrison Marlene and Victor Garza Rana and Zahid Ghauri Stacey Gillman Anne Chang-Godinich and Chris Godinich Cari and John Griggs Blakely and Trey Griggs Laura and Carter Grinstead Debbey and Glenn Guy Kim and Ron Hankamer Courtney and Bo Hopson Deb and Penn Huston Lesley and Robb Johnson Mary and Dennis Johnston Paula and Al Kekish Susan Ketterer Vasanthi Jayaraman and Ramanan Krishnamoorti Rachel and Mark Lawrence Beata Loch and Ted Loch-Temzelides Joella and Steve Mach Kris and John Maclay Clare and David McLeroy Archana Shah and Dharmesh Mehta Jennifer and Mike Mineo Susanna and Palmer Moldawer Dee and Chad Muir Elizabeth Abraham and Himal Munsif

Jenifer and John Nash Kristi and Todd Neal Shelly and Jonathan Newton JoAnna and Chris Nicolaou Debra and Bob Orkin Leree and Lee Patterson Becky and Wayne Pivec Dawn and Jason Powers Joy and Edward Randall Angie and John Reckling Eve and Chris Reed Melissa Reilly Rachel and Craig Ribbeck Mindy and Sean Rice Jackie and Al Richey Freddie Ricks Betsy and Mitch Riley Lizabeth and Tom Riley Beth and Chase Robison Debbie and Andrew Roff Kim and Seth Rubinson Kim and Kyle Schuenemann Charlie Scott Camille and Joel Scott Zane and Emre Senyuva Judy and Wes Shields Anne and Chris Skidmore Kate and Joe Skubisz Aimee and Wynne Snoots Angel and Chris Stallings Anne-Laure and Steve Stephens

Courtney and Jim Bob Taylor Saween and Mel Thompson Christina and Chip Van Os Angelica and Henry Vargas Mar and Emilio Vicens Ellen and Robert Wagnon Christine and Blake Williams

CLASS OF 2021 Grade 11 Kim and Marshall Adkins Carmen Amaya Jodi and Peter Behr Suzanne and Adelqui Boué Benita Britton and Michael Byrd LT Cameron Jim Dawley Lesa and Dave DuCharme Ruby and Daryl Duncan Dao Ly and Daniel Fang Kelli and Martin Fein Victoria and David Fernandez David Finkelstein Barb and Rob Fowler Tomisu Friedkin Eleni and Thad Fuller Lisa Pennington and David Furlow Beverly Jurenko and Wayne Gardner Jennifer and Jason Gordon Rebecca and Thomas Gottsegen

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Jim Grace Michele Grace Cari and John Griggs Tracy and Bill Guyton Katy and Kevin Ham Stephanie and Mark Hamilton Liane and Charles Harrell Lynne and Wal Hay Erin and Boyd Heath Lisa and Mike Heim Susan and Mike Heldebrand Laura and Hank Heyser Elizabeth and Wyatt Hogan Evelyn and David Holm Natalie and Roy Horlock Martha and Paul House Michele and Wade Howard Wandy and Angus Hughes Shelley and Billy Iglesias Ally and Korsh Jafarnia Stacy and Reed Jinnette Katherine and Stewart Jones Melissa and Todd Joyner Marie Louise and David Kinder Kate and Scott Lambert Gina and Tommy Lamme Cindy and Don Le Michele and Don Lesslie Allison Lipshultz-Lewitton and Michael Lewitton Denise and Ed Limon

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Juan Cheng and Zhuping Liu Kay and Brandon Lobb Audrey Le and Edward Ly Joella and Steve Mach Loretta and Alfred Maksoud Carolina and Jeff Malonson Brandi and Chris Marrus Wendy Schultz Mehling Chris Mehling Paula and Hal Mentz Caroline and John Mitchell Mindy and Paul Moak Christine and Shea Morenz Denise and Bruce Moseley Amy and Hardy Murchison Ramona and Fredrick Nader Elizabeth and Greer Pagan Lavannya and Rahul Pandit Dolar and Pat Patolia Traci and Drew Pelter Julie Porter Nicole and George Postolos Vicki and Dennis Price Brooke and Corby Robertson Ronique and Presslee Robinson Laura and Perry Ruthven Camille and Joel Scott Lydia and Selim Sekili Sandy and Robert Shaw Jessica and Hunter Shively Melissa and Paul Smith Aimee and Wynne Snoots Felicia and Rafael Stone Leslie and Adam Strauss Karen and Harry Susman Courtney and Doug Swanson Ann and Brett Tanabe Saween and Mel Thompson Katherine and Andy Tower Rhonda and Rob Traband Kim and James Tran Tara and Shane Treleaven Irma and Jaap Veldkamp Nikki and Scott Vlasek Jill and Ron Vutpakdi Cathy and Greg Watson Kristen and Scott Weber Giselle and Darryl Wilson Patricia and Blake Winburne Jenny Lu and David Wu Vanessa Zamudio-Lara Jennie and Jonathan Zhang

CLASS OF 2022 Grade 10 Elva and Truett Akin Kim and Kent Altsuler Toni and Josh Arkless Karen and John Baerenstecher Francine and Neil Bailard Sheri and Camp Bailey Stephanie and Chris Ball Reagan and Doug Bauer Laura Davis and Greg Beilstein Shannon and John Blake Tricia and Mike Blalock

Jessica and Fred Brazelton Tammy and Chip Brennig Jennifer and Doak Brown LT Cameron Scott Campbell Karoline and Tim Carlson Beth and Michael Chambers Rena Yu and Gary Chen Stephanie and Ernie Cockrell Jennifer and Adam Cox Polina Kyriakides and Jim Crowe Keisha and Nolan Davis Cindy Farmer Nicole and George Gibson Silvana Faria and Eduardo Gil Lien and Thomas Gilhooley Sophie and Louie Girard Rebecca and Thomas Gottsegen Araceli and Luis Graham Katy and Kevin Ham Stacy and Michael Hardison Dee Dee and Aaron Howes Shelley and Billy Iglesias Jeff Jacobe Deirdre Johnson Lesley and Robb Johnson Jill and Michael Josephson Katherine and Hector Juarez Paula and Al Kekish Ashley and Craig Klaasmeyer Kim and J.J. Klevenhagen Julianne and Chris Kugle Katrin and Matt Lau Eleonora and Bryan Leibman Ming Yang and Cen Li Zhengrong Xue and Zeming Liu Katherine and David Lucke Carolina and Jeff Malonson Kelli and Jesse Martin Katy and John Miner Allison and Michael Mitschke Lauren Marangell and Kim Monday Mary Moreland Shayne and David Newell Ovo and Francis Nwabudike Kristi and Mike Oldham Sophia and Richard Ou Vasudha Govindan and Srini Palavajjhala Tina and Alexander Papandreou Leree and Lee Patterson Bill Perkins Stephanie Perkins Missy and Sam Pitts Becky and Wayne Pivec Dawn and Jason Powers Joy and Edward Randall Elise and James Reckling Mindy and Sean Rice Betsy and Mitch Riley Lizabeth and Tom Riley Beth and Chase Robison Heidi and Chuck Russell Shamila Mauiyyedi and Saeed Saeed Camille and Joel Scott Kate and David Searls Raquel and Andrew Segal

Laurel and Penn Shaper Amy and Peter Shaper Pei-Ching Tai and Tung Shu Marcia and Brig Smart Ruth and Jack Stubbs Charlotte and Steven Sullivan Susan Le and Vikram Talwar Carolyn and Garry Tanner Kim and James Tran Carrie and John Vallone Kara and Ulises Vidal Martha Beltran and Richard Weiland Christine and Blake Williams Nora Dobin and Chris Wolfe Sushma and Haresh Yalamanchili Maria and Abid Yousuf Vanessa Zamudio-Larag

CLASS OF 2023 Grade 9 April and Carlos Abello Jodi and Peter Behr Kathy and Nick Bell Vipra and Puneet Bhasin Jennifer and Peter Blomquist Iris Bonet Laura Lomax-Bream and Jeff Bream Erin and Francis Brenner Christa Forster and David Brown Marlo and David Bruce Kristen and David Buck Elena and Joel Busa Shila and Juan Bustos Benita Britton and Michael Byrd Holly and Jon Crantz Renee and Chip Davis Luisa Feagin and Chris DeLaGarza Mary Ann and Tim Detmering Jill Lemon and Jeff Diedrich Leisa and Andy Dillon Megan and Daniel D’Souza Ruby and Daryl Duncan Melynda and Steve Dunn Heather and Joel Elkins Isabella and Edwin Essandoh Elizabeth and Ali Farahbod Kelli and Martin Fein David Finkelstein Barb and Rob Fowler Mayra Mendez and Bill Frisco Judy Chen and Eric Fu Rana and Zahid Ghauri Eleanor and Dan Gilbane Lien and Thomas Gilhooley Anne Chang-Godinich and Chris Godinich Conrad Goerl Lisa and Todd Gremillion Cari and John Griggs Tracy and Bill Guyton Samantha Schnee and Michael Hafner Kim and Ron Hankamer Stacy and Michael Hardison Jennifer and Jay Haynes Susan and Mike Heldebrand Angélique Jamail and Aaron Herrick

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Elizabeth and Wyatt Hogan Laurie and Ace Holley Evelyn and David Holm Jennifer and Jeff Hopkins Ally and Korsh Jafarnia Becca and Joe Jaworski Stacy and Reed Jinnette Deirdre Johnson Katherine and Stewart Jones Melissa and Todd Joyner Mika Rao-Kalapatapu and Vish Kalapatapu Elyse and Lewis Kalmans Marie Louise and David Kinder Melissa and Joe Knauth Blake and Keith Kunetka Christine and Mark Laskin Katrin and Matt Lau Rachel and Mark Lawrence Michele and Don Lesslie Kay and Brandon Lobb Shelley and Douglas Masterson Katina and Vasili Mathews Amy and Donny McCallum Gwen and John McCauley Tracy and Randy McMullen Karen and Carter Metclaf Miriam and Jack Meyers Kim and Jeff Miller Jennifer and Mike Mineo Molly and Andrew Montgomery Christine and Shea Morenz Jen and Cory Moulton Dee and Chad Muir Ana and Erik Neumann JoAnna and Chris Nicolaou Wendy and David Nockolds Anissa and Davis Paddock Leslie Margolis and Josh Paull Julie and Philip Peacock Josie and Chris Pielop Vicki and Dennis Price Bethel and Jonathan Quander Joanna and Scott Raynes Brooke and Corby Robertson Ronique and Presslee Robinson Laura and Perry Ruthven Betsy and Todd Siff Parntipa and Matt Smith Kendall and Carlos Solé Mary and Garland Stephens Karen and Harry Susman Courtney and Doug Swanson Andrea and Trent Tellepsen Shannon and Will Terrill Eno and Uwem Ukpong Cathy and Greg Watson Jennifer Sanders and Michael Watson Laura and Seth Wexler Michelle and Glenn Woo Lisa and Gordon Wood Jenny Lu and David Wu Jessica and Yorklin Yang Katherine and Mark Yzaguirre Amanda Li and Eric Zeng Xiaohong Guo and Jincao Zhang Jennie and Jonathan Zhang

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CLASS OF 2024 Grade 8 Shipra Jhunjhunwala and Anand Agarwala Nazli and Sibtain Ali Sanette and Duke Austin Winnie and Femi Ayoade Dameron and Lance Baird Ellie and David Bale Nandita and Michael Berry Lane and Jeb Bowden Deborah and Barrett Brown Jennifer and Doak Brown Marlo and David Bruce Taylor and Keith Burba Chris and Bo Butler Deirdre and Francis Carr Laura and Brett Chiles Stephanie and Ernie Cockrell Sarah and Sam Cooper Leah and Jason Courville Ashley and Sam Cruse Sandra and Oscar Cruz Amanda and Thad Davis Sherri and Will Davis Viviana and David Denechaud Paul Dlabal Leah and Armi Easterby Cindy Farmer Leslie and Michael Fertitta Margaret and Ryan Gillentine Teri and John Gordon Rebecca and Thomas Gottsegen Debbey and Glenn Guy Padget and John Hartung Shannon and Bryan Hash Erin and Boyd Heath Natalie and Roy Horlock Jeff Jacobe Zerong Yu and Daoyun Ji Jill and Michael Josephson Laurie and Ronnie Karkowsky Betsy and Dan King Martha and Andrew Kirkwood Aynsley and Palmer Letzerich Allison Lipshultz-Lewitton and Michael Lewitton Sarah and Matt Liuzzi Suganya and Arun Mani Gisele and Spyros Maragos Ava and Sean Markowitz Stacey and Malcolm Marshall Kathy and Harry Masterson Kristen and Brian McMackin Caroline and John Mitchell Mary Moreland Harper and Bruff Morrow Denise and Bruce Moseley Ramona and Fredrick Nader Tammy Tran and Wayne Nguyen Kristi and Mike Oldham Lavannya and Rahul Pandit Dolar and Pat Patolia LeAnn and Todd Piczak Missy and Sam Pitts Candy and Mark Provine Mary Margaret and Justin Purdy

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Lis and Ryan Purdy Mary Sommers and Sam Pyne Tracy Xu and Steven Qi Melissa Reilly Stacey Burke and Joshua Reiss Kelly Battle and Tom Schmidt Danielle and Brian Schmulen Kate and David Searls Laurel and Penn Shaper Aaryn and Gene Silva Stacey and Brock Silverstein Marcia and Brig Smart Tina Lee and Joel Smith Leslie and Adam Strauss Ruth and Jack Stubbs Jing Han and Zen Sun Caren and Rob Sweetland Courtney and Jim Bob Taylor Andrea and Trent Tellepsen Kara Thompson Kate and Logan Walters Hua Fang and Kexin Wang Amy and Peter Watson Kristen and Scott Weber Jennifer and Neil Wizel Sushma and Haresh Yalamanchili Phebe and Roger Young

CLASS OF 2025 Grade 7 Krista and Pete Babine Francine and Neil Bailard Julia Tomasheva and Jamal Balametov Caroline and Peter Billipp Suzanne and Adelqui Boué Cathy Morales and Luigi Calabrese Ellen and Russ Camp Karoline and Tim Carlson John Chapoton Rena Yu and Gary Chen Jennifer and Adam Cox Ashley and Sam Cruse Amy and Ted Curry Jill Lemon and Jeff Diedrich Liz and Brian Dinerstein Deneige and Derek Dooley Eliza Edwards Dao Ly and Daniel Fang Elizabeth and Ali Farahbod Karen and James Feldman Joanie and Jude Filippone Kristina and Kevin Frankel Katherine and Doug George Cari and John Griggs Molly and John Harvin Erin and Boyd Heath Isabelle Bedrosian and John Heghinian Angélique Jamail and Aaron Herrick Catherine and Raymond Hounfodji Rebeca and Greg Huddle Laura and John Humble Lindsay and Jonathan Hyman Melinda and Chris Jackson Monica and Gerald Jefferson Zerong Yu and Daoyun Ji Erica and David Johnson

Madelyn Pomroy ’26 with mom Maya Buryakovsky Pomroy ’96

Amanda and Steve Johnson Melissa and Todd Joyner Mollie Gordon and Ron Karni Joanie and John Kirksey Kim and J.J. Klevenhagen Lauren and Brandon Layhew Jennifer and Tom Leman Stella Chen and Yan Liu Juan Cheng and Zhuping Liu Sarah and Matt Liuzzi Kay and Brandon Lobb Ashley and Lance Loeffler Katie and Andy Long Audrey Le and Edward Ly Kristie and Steve Maas Christie and Billy McCartney Kristen and Brian McMackin Mona Miles Molly and Andrew Montgomery Meg and Nelson Murray Katy and John Nelson Stacey and John Nguyen Andrea Osborne Sophia and Richard Ou Alda Tam and Michael Overman Anissa and Davis Paddock Sureka and Sudhir Pai Tina and Alexander Papandreou Joslyn and David Paris

Leree and Lee Patterson Leslie Margolis and Josh Paull Julie and Philip Peacock Bill Perkins Stephanie Perkins Joanna and Scott Raynes Laura and Will Robertson Jennifer Segal Zane and Emre Senyuva Laurie and Isaac Shi Christi and Chase Smith Ann and Lee Staley Melissa and McLean Suman Olga and Todd Swanson Shannon and Will Terrill Saween and Mel Thompson Shasha Wang and Qi Tian Elizabeth Holloway and Omar Torres Lindsey and Ben Whitman Michelle and Glenn Woo Sarah and David Wynne Traci and John Young

CLASS OF 2026 Grade 6 Heather and Mark Adam Alice and Jason Ahuero Joanie and Doug Aron

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Lisa Young and Matt Assiff Camille and Luis Barreto Nandita and Michael Berry Laura Lomax-Bream and Jeff Bream Erin and Wil Brown Taylor and Keith Burba Elena and Joel Busa John Chapoton Leah and Jason Courville Julie and Asif Dakri Caroline and Mark Dannenbaum Renee and Chip Davis Amanda and Thad Davis Tara and Heath Deneke Leisa and Andy Dillon Mow and Tosin Famurewa Leslie and Michael Fertitta Jamie and Brad Fishman Kristina and Kevin Frankel Dolley and Duncan Frearson Rana and Zahid Ghauri Nicole and George Gibson Anne Chang-Godinich and Chris Godinich Kristen Golden Betsy and Gregg Goldstein Tracy and Bill Guyton Beth and John Harper Natalie and Roy Horlock Leslie and Mark Hull Tara McDonald Johnson and Jason Johnson Kristin and Logan Johnson Vicsandra and Darren Jones Jill and Michael Josephson Shelley and Alex Kaplan Navina and Manish Kejriwal Paula and Al Kekish Elaine and Sherif Khalil Jessica and Steve Koo Huntley and Dan Kubitza Melisa and Jacques Landry Jennifer and Tom Leman Aynsley and Palmer Letzerich Heather and R. J. Lingle Sarah and Matt Liuzzi Jamie and Vladimir Lopez Tracy and Ryan McCleary Sara and Duston McFaul Shana and Derek Merman Amy and David Mitchell Heather Lawrence Mitchell Lauren and Brad Morgan Shampa and Sam Mukerji Taseen Tambra and Joe Nguyen Katie and Kenny O’Donnell Stephanie and Luis Ostrosky Joslyn and David Paris Shelly and Sunil Patel Leree and Lee Patterson LeAnn and Todd Piczak Josie and Chris Pielop Missy and Sam Pitts Maya and Matt Pomroy Lis and Ryan Purdy Galen and Stephen Reckling Stacey Burke and Joshua Reiss

WINTER 2020-2021

Shamila Mauiyyedi and Saeed Saeed Kelly Battle and Tom Schmidt Avni and Shalin Shah Laurel and Penn Shaper Angela and Brent Shaw Aaryn and Gene Silva Ellie and Wesley Skelton Marcia and Brig Smart Tina Lee and Joel Smith Sandy and Tim Sturm Karen and Harry Susman Caren and Rob Sweetland Susan Le and Vikram Talwar Carolyn and Garry Tanner Kate and Logan Walters Amy and Michael Walton Hua Fang and Kexin Wang Mequet and David Werlin Mehgan and Randal Wichuk Allison and Philip Wise Jena and Taylor Wynn Ketti Awad and George Younis Maria and Abid Yousuf Jennifer and Ron Zach Michelle Shwarzman and Rafi Zitvar

CLASS OF 2027 Grade 5 Elva and Truett Akin Jodi and Adam Altsuler Hillary Holmes Archer and Matt Archer Sheri and Camp Bailey Kate and Ed Bialas Deborah and Barrett Brown Kristen and David Buck Melissa and Jeff Budoff Deirdre and Francis Carr Laura and Brett Chiles Chelsea Collins Pilar Colvin Viviana and David Denechaud Melissa and Nick Erwin Katie and Johnny Forney Katherine and Doug George Teri and John Gordon Kim and Ron Hankamer Jennifer and Michael Hanson Molly and John Harvin Richa Himani and Neeraj Hingorani Rebeca and Greg Huddle Lillie and JP Hutcheson Julie and Robert Jacobson Katherine and Stewart Jones Shelley and Alex Kaplan Ashley and Lance Loeffler Stacey and Malcolm Marshall Christie and Billy McCartney Lauren and Brad Morgan Harper and Bruff Morrow Dee and Chad Muir Jenifer and John Nash Stacey and John Nguyen Marni and Tom Otjen Pamela and William Papadopoulos Dolar and Pat Patolia Sushma and Satish Reddy

Kaitlyn Maas ’29 and Pressley Coleman ’29

Brooke and Corby Robertson Catie and Brian Ross Jennifer Segal Sarah and Gregg Snyder Sarah and David Suttles Olga and Todd Swanson Carrie and Robert Trainer Brittany Utterback Christina and Chip Van Os Maggie and Rob Vermillion Angela and Tim Wainright Amy and Peter Watson Sarah and David Wynne

CLASS OF 2028 Grade 4 Jodi and Adam Altsuler Joanie and Doug Aron Mayra and Marcos Ayala Monica Pizana and Lonnie Berry Mary Kay and Brandt Bowden Erin and Wil Brown Benita Britton and Michael Byrd Ashley and Sam Cruse Laura and Cameron Cureton Stephanie and Greg Evans Leslie and Michael Fertitta

Amy and Kevin Gordon Ashley and Michael Hanna Jennifer and Michael Hanson Evelyn and David Holm Lindsay and Jonathan Hyman Katie and Ryan Ingram Kristin and Logan Johnson Liz and David Leiman Jenny and Justin Leonard Niaz and Andre Lighvani Heather and R. J. Lingle Sarah and Matt Liuzzi Kay and Brandon Lobb Katie and Andy Long Tracy and Ryan McCleary Molly and Andrew Montgomery Christine and Shea Morenz Taseen Tambra and Joe Nguyen Julie and Philip Peacock Georgia and Michael Piazza Jamie and Jeremy Platt Shalla and Chris Prichard Bhavna and Rahul Puri Joanna and Scott Raynes Natalie and Gavin Reichman Laura and Will Robertson Ashley and Gavin Roseman Melanie and Danny Savitz

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Ellie and Wesley Skelton Michelle and Alan Smith Olga and Todd Swanson Tara and Shane Treleaven Maggie and Rob Vermillion Kristen and Scott Weber Anne and Joe White Lindsey and Ben Whitman Jennifer and Neil Wizel Karen Wong and Andrew Wong Katie and Forrest Wynn Hope and Brooks Young

CLASS OF 2029 Grade 3 Alice and Jason Ahuero Alla and Dan Barton Kate and Ed Bialas Melissa and Jeff Budoff Benita Britton and Michael Byrd Lindsey and Everett Coleman Tiffani Couisnard Michelle and Matthew Deller Liz and Brian Dinerstein Melissa and Nick Erwin Erin and Rob Famulare Mow and Tosin Famurewa Katie and Johnny Forney Kristina and Kevin Frankel Betsy and Gregg Goldstein Ashley and Michael Hanna Amy and Chevy Hefley Isabelle Bedrosian and John Heghinian Laura and Steve Hilgers Margot and Brett Hogan Bhakti Khatri-Horton and Monsterville Horton Catherine and Raymond Hounfodji Jennifer and Will Houstoun Lillie and JP Hutcheson Heidi and Anthony Kaim Marcela and Andrew Kaneb Nicole and Troy Keeney Jacqui and Reagan Kneese Mellissa and Nathan Larned Laura and Robert Lemus Jenny and Justin Leonard Elizabeth and Charlie Leykum Lindsey and Steven Looke Kristie and Steve Maas Carolina and Jeff Malonson Jessica and Peto Meyer Jennifer and Greg Moore Quenby and Paul Mott Samar and Jason Nasra Lauren and Will Ogilvie Stephanie and Luis Ostrosky Melissa and Travis Parigi Georgia and Michael Piazza Elisa and Cris Pye Kara Liebling Kahan and Michael Riben Laura and Jason Rocha Catie and Brian Ross Meredith and Pat Smith Seba and Anthony Suber Sarah and David Suttles Courtney and Doug Swanson 28

Carolyn and Garry Tanner Carrie and Robert Trainer Hua Fang and Kexin Wang Mequet and David Werlin Kelley and Donnie Young

CLASS OF 2030 Grade 2 Mukta and Rahul Agrawal Monica Pizana and Lonnie Berry Mary Kay and Brandt Bowden Brittany and Travis Cassin Pilar Colvin Laura and Cameron Cureton Persis and Matt Dean Lizzie and Ryan Devlin Maheen and Saqib Dhanani Carolyn and Chris Dodson Deneige and Derek Dooley Laura Escalona Salvador Escalona Elana and Greg Evans Leslie and Michael Fertitta Tracy and Corey Fuller Allison and Jon Heine Becca Hobbs Kitty and Lex Hochner Jennifer and Will Houstoun Tracey and Andy Hull Sarah and Ash Inayatali Julie and Robert Jacobson Julia and Stephen Jacobson Amanda and Steve Johnson Isla and Joseph Jornayvaz The Juneau Family Nicole and Evan Katz Elizabeth and Mark Lester Elizabeth and Charlie Leykum Blair and Bryan Loocke Kristie and Steve Maas Christie and Billy McCartney April and Wells McGee Deborah and John McInnes Rebecca and Ben Miller Lauren and Brad Morgan Ellie and David Natenberg Katy and John Nelson Marni and Tom Otjen Pamela and William Papadopoulos Josie and Chris Pielop Maya and Matt Pomroy Bhavna and Rahul Puri Elisa and Cris Pye Joy and Edward Randall Ashley and Gavin Roseman Lucy Marquez and John Sheppard Alex and Bobby Stillwell Sandy and Tim Sturm Heather and Howard Walsh Allison and Philip Wise Jennifer and Neil Wizel Karen Wong and Andrew Wong Hope and Brooks Young Lyndsey and Bret Zorich

Ginny Filippone ‘25 at home baking for the Cooking Lab

CLASS OF 2031 Grade 1 Liz and David Anders Hillary Holmes Archer and Matt Archer Beth and Jason Bernal Libba and Geer Blalock Lane and Jeb Bowden Erin and Patrick Breen Sandy Xu and Andrew Chong Lindsey and Everett Coleman Aimee Cronfel Julie and Bryan Dehan Viviana and David Denechaud Nadya and Nadeem Dhanani Deneige and Derek Dooley Elizabeth and Alexander Dwyer Laura Escalona Salvador Escalona Stephanie and Greg Evans Katherine and Doug George Jennifer and Michael Hanson Casey and Will Hedges Laura and Steve Hilgers Richa Himani and Neeraj Hingorani Katie and Ryan Ingram HollyAnne and Daniel Jenkins Nicole and Evan H. Katz Anam Khan and Waleed Kayani Hannah and Chris Kayem Nicole and Troy Keeney Navina and Manish Kejriwal Mariam and Ashraf Lakhani

Mellissa and Nathan Larned Charles Lawrence Sarah and Chris Leavitt Liz and David Leiman Jenny and Justin Leonard Niaz and Andre Lighvani Asli and David Magid Lanie and Jack Massey Jessica and Peto Meyer Sarah Mischer Jennifer and Greg Moore Lauren and Will Ogilvie Natalie and Gavin Reichman Laura and Will Robertson Robin Brice and Thanh Roettele Whitney and Robert Russell Francis and Wynne Sharpe Bina and Rahul Sheth Mary and John Steen Kate and Paul Stouffer Caren and Rob Sweetland Tara and Shane Treleaven Amy and Robert Urquhart Brittany Utterback Maggie and Rob Vermillion Mar and Emilio Vicens Megan and Alex Villarreal Kate and Logan Walters Francisca and Jeffrey Webster Kimberly and Scott Wexler Katie and Forrest Wynn Lindi and Jay Xu

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CLASS OF 2032 Kindergarten Leia and Michael Anderson Lisa and Amir Ansari Mayra and Marcos Ayala Rachael and Jimmy Berry Mary Kay and Brandt Bowden Caroline and Will Brown Claire and Robert Campbell Sarah Jane and Ross Canion Brittany and Travis Cassin Patricia and Russell Chadwick Yuan Qiu and Chen Chen Robin Clarkson Monica and Rob Desai Lizzie and Ryan Devlin Carolyn and Chris Dodson Deneige and Derek Dooley Melissa and Nick Erwin Stephanie and Greg Evans Raine and Alan Falik Mira Hamirani and Tim Fisher Dara and Scott Frankel Elise and Mewael Ghebremichael Louise and John Hanna Jennifer and Raymond Hart Laura and Steve Hilgers Margot and Brett Hogan

Julia and Stephen Jacobson Bhawna and Amit Jain Brenda and Brad Jones Isla and Joseph Jornayvaz Heidi and Anthony Kaim Theresa and Hien Le Edie and Albert Lee Laura and Robert Lemus Elizabeth and Mark Lester Kimberly and Rich Logue Blair and Bryan Loocke Kristie and Steve Maas Carolina and Jeff Malonson Deborah and John McInnes Beth Abramson and Ian Meltzer Brittiany and Ashton Mossy Michel and Philip Mullett Kelly Murray Samar and Jason Nasra Kristin and Ryan Nelson Hannah and Jeff Peskin Caroline and Jason Peters Cathy and Olen Rambow Ashley and Gavin Roseman Rupa and Anup Shah Meredith and Pat Smith Alex and Bobby Stillwell Anooshea and Alan Taghdisi Carrie and Robert Trainer

Anne Le and Thuan Vu Amy and Rob Wagner Mehgan and Randal Wichuk Brooke and Jeffrey Wise Amanda Li and Eric Zeng Lyndsey and Bret Zorich

CLASS OF 2033 Pre-Kindergarten Meredith and Andy Beaupre Erin and John Beckwith Margaret and Matt Born Lacey and Ross Brunner Laura and Cameron Cureton Nicole and Kenady Davis Maheen and Saqib Dhanani Elizabeth and Alexander Dwyer Zena Habal and Ismail Hammami Casey and Will Hedges Kitty and Lex Hochner Jane Lu and Scott Huang HollyAnne and Daniel Jenkins Hannah and Chris Kayem Jen and JC Kneale Jacqui and Reagan Kneese Mellissa and Nathan Larned Lauren and Brandon Layhew Lindsey and Steven Looke

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Lanie and Jack Massey Shana and Derek Merman Jill and Louis Mertz Jennie and Edward Miller Meredith and Jean-Marc Monrad Shalini Edirisinghe and Velan Packianathan Allie and H.D. Pappas Georgia and Michael Piazza Shalla and Chris Prichard Robin Brice and Thanh Roettele Lindsay and Mark Schmulen Lucy Marquez and John Sheppard Priya and Manju Shetty Kate and Paul Stouffer Seba and Anthony Suber Kelly and Adam Tepper Allison and Andrew Thomison Amy and Robert Urquhart Francisca and Jeffrey Webster Kimberly and Scott Wexler Jessica and Rudy Wrabel

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PARENTS OF ALUMNI Thank you to the parents of alumni community who generously supported Kinkaid with gifts of $729,950 in the 20192020 school year.

Cynthia and John Adkins Michelle and Josh Agrons Audrey Alexander Julie and Drew Alexander Susan and Ken Alexander Jeanne and Al Alsup Ann McCormick and Larry Altman JoanE and Arnie Altsuler Carol Ann and Bill Anderson Lauri and Clay Anderson Joan Anderson Linda Anderson Roger Applegate Jennifer Arnold Steven Arnold SueSue and Don Aron Honey Ashworth Carrie and Terry Atmar Rosalind Baber Michelle and Lorne Bain Terri Lacy and Jim Baird Felicia and Bert Baker Bonnie and Bob Baldwin Bonner and George Ball Carol and Les Ballard Carol and Larry Barbour Jamie and Clem Barrere Lucy and David Barrow Jackie Fair and Gerald Bass Laura and John Beckworth Terry and Rene Bell Adele and Lan Bentsen Elly and Phil Berman Pat and John Berry Carole and Bruce Bilger Rosanna and Myron Blalock Vicki Huff and Eric Boerwinkle Emily and Don Bolin Lynn Borker Polly and Murry Bowden Sarah and Charles Boyd Sandy and Rick Boyd Susan and Tom Brandt Shelley and Lew Brazelton Gayleen and Mark Breeding Nancy Burch Beth and Rick Callaway Susie Seybold and Rhett Campbell Debbie and Jeff Cardwell Jan and Jack Cato Pat and Craig Cavanagh Vivian and Clayton Chambers Trish and Dunbar Chambers Jean and Kenny Chapman Sally and John Chapoton Terri and Russ Chase Wendy and Bill Chiles Elinor and Bill Christian Sandra and Keith Chunn Sheri Wilcox and Duane Clementson Robin and Marshall Cloyd Janet and Ernie Cockrell Debra and Steven Cohen 30

Barbara and Bob Collie Susie and Chris Cone Joann and Mike Cone Sandie and Ken Cowan Beth and Drew Cozby Kelli Cravens Linda Creath Emily and O. Holcombe Crosswell Sylvie and Gary Crum Carolyn and Sam Cruse Ellen and Jim Cummins Lana and Chip Cureton Cherry and Nigel Curlet Karen and Ric Davis Sallie and Ted Davis Jan and Tom Davis Rachel and Bruce Deskin Kit and Carl Detering Jill and Brad Deutser Sharon and Bob Devlin Amy and Jay Diamonon Nancy and Jack Dinerstein Jane DiPaolo Ann and Leslie Doggett Nora and Peter Dorflinger Anita Doyle Krista and Mike Dumas Libby Barlow and Jim Dunaway Jackie and Fred Dunlop Charlene and William Dwyer Mary and Stephen Dyer Jayne Edwards Melissa and Bobby Eggleston Courtnay and Mark Elias Sandy and David Elkins Roxanne and Joe Ellis Kay and Dan English Mary and Doug Erwin Debbie and Charles Escher Nancy and Tom Eubank Marie Fay and Steve Evnochides Fairfax Fair Madeleine Ferris Gene Festa Cathy and Charles Fitch Nancy and Jack Fontaine Carolyn and Bill Forney Lynn and Ron Fort Cathy and Ed Frank Yen Tan and David Frankel Carol and Jimmy Frankel Mindy and John Friday Pam and Keith Fullenweider Alicia Garrison Monroe Garrison Florence and Frederic Gautier-Winther Anita and Stuart Gaylor Dana and Paul Gill Jennifer Gipson Patricia and Kurt Goeringer Marilyn and Jim Goettee Brenda Liebling-Goldberg and Bill Goldberg

Susie and Jay Golding Gail and Ken Goldstein Susan and Glenn Good Nancy and Jimmy Gordon Ellen and Martin Grabois Janice and Barrett Green Susie and Ira Green Mary Margaret and Jay Greer Janita and Garney Griggs Louise Grigsby Mary Grum Merrill and Joe Hafner Sharon and Howard Hamat Carolyn and Carlos Hamilton Cynthia and John Harper Deborah and Richard Harper Anne Taylor and Ed Harris Terry and Bruce Harrison Candi Harrison Mary and Charlie Harter Sally and David Harvin Christa and Vince Hash Kathy and Dennis Hayden Jiejian Lin and Feng He Kay and David Hedges Jo Helland Alice and Randy Helms Sue and Bob Herman Molly and Kirk Higby Cindy and Jim Hinton Trang Cung and Michael Ho Gayle and Scott Hoffer Marnie and Lee Hogan Kay Holmes Patricia Holmes Patti and Harry Hopson Kath and George Howe Cherie and John Howell Mary Gwen and Ben Hulsey Dawn Hurst Lynn and Ronnie Jacobe Sibyl and Ronnie Jacobe Pam and Alan Jarrett Mary and Jim Jennings Frances and Rick Jeter Melissa and Houston Johnson Karen and Jim Johnson Pat and Mark Johnson Helena and Thomas Johnson Shelby and Ward Jones Mary and Paul Jornayvaz Barbara and Raymond Kalmans Sherrie and Richard Kaplan Kelly and Curtis Kayem Mark Kelly Cyd and Tom Kelly Heidi and Bob Kelsey Ann and Tom Kelsey Lauray Kennedy Mary and Carl King Monica and Kevin King Bill Kingsbury Melinda and Karl Kinley

Yolanda and Bill Knull Leslie Lovett and Scott Kohn Cheryl and Russ Kridel Gulzar and Naushad Kurji Liz and Paul Labanowski Lara and Phillip Ladin Suzy and Bob LaForge Lucy and Lin Lamme Kay Sifferman-Lasater and David Lasater Gloria and Otis Latin Rolanette and Berdon Lawrence Marline and Clint Lawson Pamela Lea Kim and Doug Leach Valerie Leavitt Bettie and Ronnie Lee Laurie and Blake Liedtke Rhonda and Harrison Lingle Franna and Ted Litton Lynn and Ellis Locher Carole and Jim Looke Beth and Greg Looser Mary Nell and Malcolm Lovett Judann and Friedhelm Luening Susan and David Lummis Shelley and Doug Mackay Cathy Malone Sallie and Bob Mansell Donna and Gordon Marcum Merritt and Jon Marinelli Lucinda and Tom Marinis Deborah and Earle Martin Karen and Harlon Martin Linda and Judson Massingill Helen and Danny Maxson Sheila and Tad Mayfield Gwen and Joe Mays Barbara and Pat McCelvey Christiana and Luke McConn Donna and Don McFall Flo McGee Susie and Skip McGee Nancy and Don McGuirt Betsy and George McKean Joan and Douglas McLeod Nancy and Ian McMillan Janet and Gary Mead Mamta and Jay Mehta Mary Elizabeth and Roger Merrill Debbie and Kenny Meyer Catherine and Larry Meyer Jennie and Arnold Milton Kara Mings Tara and Alec Mize Denise Monteleone Kelly and Bill Montgomery Jane Montgomery Cheryl and Preston Moore Jenny and Tom Moore Patti and Mike Morgan Rita and Paul Morico Lisa and David Mossy

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Cathy Mullett Katherine Murphy Paul Murphy Robert Murray Arlene and Marvin Nathan Katie Kennedy and Andy Noel Mary and Don North Laura and Kerry Notestine CeCelia and Scott O’Connell Claudia and David Oelman Beverly and Staman Ogilvie Brooke and Billy O’Neil Dina and Jim Ormiston Dee Osborne Pam and David Ott Tita and Bill Paddock Maria Papadopoulos Vicky and Harris Pappas Kathy and Clay Parker Vicki and Ron Patterson Patti and Mike Patyk Sara Beth and Dexter Peacock Shirley and Mike Pearson Margaret Rudd and Tom Peden Cathy and John Pederson Susan and Antone Peterson Liz and Albert Pizana Willis Ann and Edward Plummer Laquetta and Charles Prince Kelly and Steve Provenzano Estelle and Charlie Racusin Susie and Jeff Raizner Kim-Kay and Tom Randt Peggy and John Rathmell Louise Ratz Carroll and Hugh Ray Lenox and John Reed Ellen Welsh and Martin Reichenthal Barbara and Steve Retzloff Olga and Rey David Reyes Suzann Richardson Susie and Ben Riggs Elizabeth and John Roberts Barbara and Corby Robertson Debbie and Rocky Robinson Gloria Roemer Mary Katharine and John Roff Alexis Rogers Barbara and Donnie Roseman Lee and Gary Rosenthal Kimberly and Trent Rosenthal Roberta and David Rude Sandra and Eduardo Ruiz Lynn and John Russell Sunila and Randhir Sahni Robert Sakowitz Laurie and Bret Sanders Laura Moore and Don Sanders Ellen Ann and Marc Sands Kathy and Jeff Sangalis Susan and Joe Santangelo Alberto Santos Lyn and Carl Schmulen Melissa and Doug Schnitzer Betsy and Ed Schreiber Dawn and John Schuette

Elyse and Howard Schultz Susan and Charles Schwager Phyllis and Jack Selber Rena and Joseph Sellin Gayle Moore Shadowens Ellen and Charles Sheedy Robin and Jeff Sher Nancy and Stephen Shomette Alison and Doug Simmons Ginny and L. E. Simmons Jan and Tom Simmons Susanne and Steve Slack Mary and Harry Smith Tiffany and Michael Smith Susie and Tommy Smith Sylvia and Bernard Smoots Kathryn and Craig Smyser Martha Ann and Byron Snyder Adele and Andy Spalding Patsy and Bob Speed Terrel and Abbott Sprague Amie and Jeff Springmeyer Kathy and John Stanton Melinda and John Stevenson Gail and Bobby Stillwell Lisa and David Stone Ann and Tim Stout Ellen Stuart Linda Susman Chris and Bill Swanson Adri and Bruce Swanson Suzi and Doug Swanson Tara Gauthier and Dan Sykes Elizabeth and Jim Tang Betty and Mike Tapick Judy and Charles Tate Carolyn and Howard Tellepsen Emily and Mark Templin Pam and Hub Tett Giggy and Matt Thanheiser Shelly and Bob Thomas Lisa and Jacob Thomas Nancy Thomas Betsy and Charles Thompson Candy and Scott Thompson Karen and Brian Thurman Betti and Mike Tiner Pam and Neil Tofsky Jolynn and Keller Towns Francita and Jim Ulmer Sydney and Stephen Uthoff Cindy and Steffen van Keppel Kathy and Dick Vermillion Asha and Farid Virani Suzanne Bruce and Malcolm Waddell AnnaLee and Andy Waite Mary Jane and Bob Wakefield Nancy and Peter Waldman Liz Walter Kathy and Michael Watson Margaret and Mike Watson Janna and David Webber Janie Edmond and Randy Weber Bonnie and David Weekley Johanna and Ray Weems Jane and Stuart Weil

Kay Lee and Gene Werlin Sarah and Larry West Laurie Dempsey and Scott West Mary and Greg Whalley Annie and Brownie Wheless Laura and Bill Wheless Barbara and John White Beth and Jim Wiggins Mary and Will Williams Bess and Rob Wilson Kathryn and Tom Wilson Marilyn and Chris Winters Cathy and Robert Wise

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Betsy and John Wittenmyer Sandi and Steven Wolf Robin and John Wombwell Willie Wood Deborah and Claude Wynn Pam and Dick Wynne Dorothy Wynne Beth and Stuart Yudofsky Charles Zody

We love leftovers!

During the Holidays, which is a special time for sharing gratitude, here are some things to think about.

Once you have provided for your children and grandchildren through your estate, consider leaving Kinkaid whatever might be left over! It is as simple as adding language in your will to give the residual of your estate, instead of a specific amount, to Kinkaid. It would be a meaningful addition to your legacy of kindness and generosity.

So this Holiday season while you enjoy time with your family and friends, please pass the leftovers! Wishing you every happiness this season!

A residual bequest comes to The Kinkaid School after your estate expenses and specific bequests are paid.

Suggested Language: “I, [name], of [city, state, ZIP], give, devise and bequeath to The Kinkaid School (EIN 76-0295523) of Houston, TX the rest, residue, and remainder of my estate, both real and personal, to be used for its unrestricted use and purpose.”

For more information on types of gifts that can be made through a bequest, visit kinkaid.planmylegacy.org or contact Lisa Wood at 713243-5023 or lisa.wood@kinkaid.org.

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GRANDPARENTS Many thanks to the grandparents for giving $426,545 to the 20192020 Kinkaid Fund. The grandparents listed made a gift of $200 or more in honor of their grandchildren.

Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Abello

Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Buck

Mr. and Mrs. E. Ted Davis

In Honor of Mia Abello ’23

Mr. and Mrs. John A. Adkins Sr.

In Honor of Sally Buck ’20 In Honor of Cooper Buck ’23 In Honor of Patsy Buck ’27

In Honor of Finley Colvin ’27 In Honor of Kennedy Colvin ’30

In Honor of Will Davis ’20 In Honor of Cooke Davis ’24 In Honor of Wynn Davis ’24 In Honor of Gray Davis ’26

Ms. Cathy Buckner In Honor of Fisher Ingram ’28 In Honor of Livi Ingram ’31

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dean

Mr. and Mrs. Juan Alonso In Honor of Isabella Napierkowski ’30 In Honor of Jacob Napierkowski ’33

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Burke

Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Devlin

In Honor of Rina Miriam Presley ’24 In Honor of Ayala Presley ’26 In Honor of Laine Wise ’26 In Honor of Burke Wise ’30

In Honor of Reed Butler ’20 In Honor of Blake Butler ’24 In Honor of Ryan Devlin ’30 In Honor of Leigh Devlin ’32

Dr. Susan V. Seybold and Mr. Rhett G. Campbell

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dinerstein

In Honor of Tiger Campbell ’32

In Honor of Molly Dinerstein ’25 In Honor of Billy Dinerstein ’29

Mr. and Mrs. Arnold K. Altsuler In Honor of Megan Altsuler ’20 In Honor of Scott Altsuler ’22 In Honor of Chase Altsuler ’27 In Honor of Reed Altsuler ’28

Mrs. Linda C. Anderson In Honor of Caroline Kubitza ’26

In Honor of Olivia Dean ’30

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Chapman Mr. and Mrs. William Dwyer

In Honor of Andrew Aron ’26 In Honor of Morgan Aron ’28

In Honor of Grace Wizel ’24 In Honor of Henry Wizel ’24 In Honor of Anna Wizel ’28 In Honor of Camille Wizel ’30

Mr. and Mrs. Terry Atmar

Mr. and Mrs. John E. Chapoton Sr.

In Honor of Tim Elkins ’23

In Honor of Miller Beckwith ’33

Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Ellis

Mr. and Mrs. Lorne D. Bain

In Honor of Poppy Chapoton ’25 In Honor of Jackson Chapoton ’26 In Honor of Livi Chapoton ’26

In Honor of Bain Williams ’20 In Honor of Mary Blake Williams ’22

Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Childress

Mr. and Mrs. Don S. Aron

In Honor of Alexander Dwyer ’31 In Honor of Lila Dwyer ’33

Mr. and Mrs. David G. Elkins

Mr. and Mrs. George Ball In Honor of Margaret Brown ’32

In Honor of George Kunetka ’23 In Honor of Lucie Kunetka ’23 In Honor of Chloe Childress ’25 In Honor of Jack Childress ’28

Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Ballard In Honor of Katherine Hull ’26

Mr. and Mrs. William E. Chiles

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Beeler Sr.

In Honor of Turner Chiles ’24 In Honor of Parker Chiles ’27

In Honor of Mayes Beeler ’26

In Honor of Nina Piazza ’28 In Honor of Michael Piazza ’29 In Honor of Grier Piazza ’33

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Erwin In Honor of Graham Erwin ’27 In Honor of Luke Erwin ’29 In Honor of Grace Erwin ’32

Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomas Eubank In Honor of Claire Wexler ’23 In Honor of Helen Wexler ’23

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H. Cockrell Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. Beery In Honor of Lyles Hutcheson ’27 In Honor of Abigail Vermillion ’27 In Honor of Leighton Vermillion ’28 In Honor of Palmer Hutcheson ’29 In Honor of Charlotte Vermillion ’31

Mr. Donald Behr

In Honor of Ellie Cockrell ’22 In Honor of Harris Cockrell ’24

In Honor of Hudson McLeroy ’20

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Forney Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Sam W. Cruse Jr.

In Honor of Luke Forney ’24 In Honor of Charlie Forney ’27 In Honor of William Forney ’29

In Honor of Sam Cruse ’24 In Honor of Houston Cruse ’25 In Honor of Shelby Cruse ’28

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Andrew Billipp

Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Cureton Jr.

In Honor of Maddy Billipp ’25

In Honor of Wyatt Cureton ’28 In Honor of Payne Cureton ’30 In Honor of Baker Cureton ’33

In Honor of Winn Blalock ’31

Mrs. Shawn Dalio Mr. and Mrs. J. Murry Bowden In Honor of Riley Richardson ’24 In Honor of Russell Bowden ’28 In Honor of Annabelle Bowden ’30 In Honor of Piper Bowden ’31 In Honor of Blye Bowden ’32

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis E. Brazelton III In Honor of Avery Brazelton ’22

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In Honor of Ethan Jett ’23 In Honor of Nadia Jett ’25

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar H. Crosswell

In Honor of Laura Behr ’21 In Honor of Adam Behr ’23

Mr. and Mrs. Myron G. Blalock III

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Everett

In Honor of Lee Hochner ’30 In Honor of Owen Hochner ’33 In Honor of Jack Tepper ’33

Dr. and Mrs. Joe Fowler In Honor of Olivia Fowler ’21 In Honor of Samantha Fowler ’23

Mr. and Mrs. James G. Frankel In Honor of Ivy Frankel ’25 In Honor of Millie Frankel ’26 In Honor of Simon Frankel ’29 In Honor of Will Frankel ’32

Dr. and Mrs. Richard Geis

Mr. David M. Darst

In Honor of Georgia Provine ’24 In Honor of Will Provine ’24

In Honor of Diane Leykum ’29 In Honor of Charlie Leykum ’30

Mrs. Tsega Bahta and Mr. Joseph Ghebremichael In Honor of Aidan Ghebremichael ’32

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Mrs. Brenda Liebling-Goldberg and Mr. William J. Goldberg In Honor of Rowan Riben ’29

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth I. Goldstein In Honor of Andrew Aron ’26 In Honor of Morgan Aron ’28

Mrs. Sylvia Goldstein In Honor of Andrew Aron ’26 In Honor of Morgan Aron ’28

Mr. and Mrs. Dan P. Gordon In Honor of Maribelle Gordon ’21 In Honor of Wyatt Gordon ’28

Mr. Roger Gray In Honor of Matthew Moseley ’21 In Honor of Catherine Moseley ’24

Ms. Romelia Favrot and Mr. Harris Greenwood In Honor of James Hemingway ’23 In Honor of George Hemingway ’25

Mr. and Mrs. Garney Griggs In Honor of Eliza Griggs ’20 In Honor of Jackson Griggs ’20 In Honor of Lila Griggs ’21 In Honor of Johnny Griggs ’23 In Honor of Gus Griggs ’25

Mrs. Mary K. Grum In Honor of Laird Boone ’21 In Honor of Will Mitchell ’21 In Honor of Kate Mitchell ’24

Dr. and Mrs. David Guyton In Honor of Maddie Guyton ’21 In Honor of William Guyton ’23 In Honor of Matthew Guyton ’26

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Hafner Jr. In Honor of Alastair Hafner Schnee ’23

Dr. and Mrs. Carlos R. Hamilton Jr. In Honor of Carolyn Bivins ’22

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Harbrecht In Honor of Gretchen Deller ’29

Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Harper II In Honor of Jack Harper ’26 3rd Grade Grandparents’ Day

Mr. and Mrs. A. Bruce Harrison In Honor of Finley Ryman ’26

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Heldebrand

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hulsey

Ms. Candi B. Harrison

In Honor of Katie Heldebrand ’21 In Honor of Lauren Heldebrand ’23

In Honor of Wilson Kelsey ’20 In Honor of Carter Kelsey ’22

In Honor of Isabel Cooper ’27 In Honor of Harrison Cooper ’30

Mr. and Mrs. Lee W. Hogan

Mrs. Dawn Hurst In Honor of Jacob Newell ’22

In Honor of Natalie Harvin ’25 In Honor of Eloise Harvin ’27

In Honor of Alice Hogan ’21 In Honor of Ellen Hogan ’23 In Honor of Henry Hogan ’29 In Honor of August Hogan ’32

Mr. and Mrs. Jesse B. Heath

Mrs. Kay S. Holmes

In Honor of Connor Heath ’21 In Honor of Helena Heath ’24 In Honor of Emmy Heath ’25

In Honor of William Mitchell ’26

Mr. Mike Ingram

Dr. Patricia H. Holmes

In Honor of Fisher Ingram ’28 In Honor of Livi Ingram ’31

In Honor of Jack Archer ’27 In Honor of Luke Archer ’31

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald H. Jacobe Sr.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Hopson Jr.

In Honor of Brooke Jacobe ’22 In Honor of Jeffrey Jacobe ’24

Mr. and Mrs. David T. Harvin

Mr. and Mrs. David T. Hedges Jr. In Honor of Henry Hedges ’31

Mr. and Mrs. Carrick Inabnett In Honor of Corbin Kinder ’21 In Honor of George Kinder ’23

In Honor of Lauren Beaupre ’33

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Mr. and Mrs. James Jancik

Mrs. Valerie Leavitt

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Miller

In Honor of Eloise Jones ’29 In Honor of Georgia Jones ’29

In Honor of Harrison Leavitt ’31

In Honor of Charlotte Miller ’33

Mr. Richard Leibman

Mr. and Mrs. Arnold P. Milton

Dr. and Mrs. James A. Johnson

In Honor of Daniel Leibman ’22

In Honor of Lucy Knauth ’23

In Honor of Abby Johnson ’23 In Honor of Adele Johnson ’23

Mr. and Mrs. Blake T. Liedtke

Ms. Lynn Moak

In Honor of Laurie Brunner ’33

In Honor of Lauren Moak ’21

Mr. and Mrs. Harrison M. Lingle

Mr. and Mrs. David Mossy

In Honor of Harris Lingle ’26 In Honor of Rebecca Lee Lingle ’28

In Honor of Ellison Mossy ’32

Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Jornayvaz In Honor of Joseph Jornayvaz ’30 In Honor of Tommy Jornayvaz ’32

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kalmans

Mr. and Mrs. David Kantrovitz

In Honor of George Gayle ’27 In Honor of Kate Gayle ’30 In Honor of Pierce Gayle ’30

In Honor of Jordan Guy ’20 In Honor of Andy Guy ’24

Mr. and Mrs. Ellis K. Locher Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Craig Murray

In Honor of Lauren Locher ’21

In Honor of Charlotte Miller ’33

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil J. Looke III

Mr. Robert N. Murray

Mr. and Ms. Curtis R. Kayem In Honor of Kurt Kayem ’31 In Honor of Philip Kayem ’33

Mr. Albert P. Keller In Honor of Carson Keller ’20 In Honor of Dylan Keller ’22

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Kelsey In Honor of Wilson Kelsey ’20 In Honor of Carter Kelsey ’22

Ms. Anne Kinder In Honor of Kendall Howes ’22

Ms. Carolyn Klevenhagen In Honor of Courtney Klevenhagen ’22 In Honor of John Klevenhagen ’25

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Krips In Honor of Caroline Nelson ’25 In Honor of Will Nelson ’30

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kunetka In Honor of George Kunetka ’23 In Honor of Lucie Kunetka ’23

Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Labanowski In Honor of Lauren Labanowski ’31 In Honor of Lawrence Labanowski ’32

Mr. and Mrs. Phillip V. Ladin In Honor of Samantha Dillon ’23 In Honor of Cameron Dillon ’26

Mr. and Mrs. Lance Lahourcade In Honor of Sam Cruse ’24 In Honor of Houston Cruse ’25 In Honor of Shelby Cruse ’28

Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Lamme

In Honor of Bromley Looke ’29 In Honor of Carlyle Looke ’33

Mr. and Mrs. H. Malcolm Lovett Jr. In Honor of Mary Eloise Searls ’22 In Honor of Caroline Searls ’24

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mach Jr. In Honor of Priscilla Mach ’20 In Honor of Bennett Mach ’21

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Marinis Jr. In Honor of Sarah Swanson ’21 In Honor of Skyler Swanson ’21 In Honor of Will Swanson ’23 In Honor of Benton Walters ’24 In Honor of Johnny Walters ’26 In Honor of Doug Swanson ’29 In Honor of George Walters ’31

Mr. and Mrs. John H. Massey In Honor of Kyle Massey ’23 In Honor of John Massey ’28

Mr. and Mrs. Judson T. Massingill In Honor of Courtney Klevenhagen ’22 In Honor of John Klevenhagen ’25

Mr. and Mrs. J. Luke McConn III In Honor of Joseph Jornayvaz ’30 In Honor of Tommy Jornayvaz ’32

Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. McFall In Honor of Henry Groves ’27 In Honor of Khaki Groves ’29 In Honor of Harrison Groves ’33

Mrs. Flo W. McGee In Honor of Claire McGee ’30

In Honor of Daphne Murray ’25

Mr. and Mrs. Marvin D. Nathan In Honor of Evan Gibson ’22 In Honor of Eliya Gibson ’26 In Honor of Sydney Reichman ’28 In Honor of Sadie Reichman ’31

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Nelson In Honor of Fisher Ingram ’28 In Honor of Livi Ingram ’31

Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. North In Honor of Sika Hounfodji ’25 In Honor of Yema Hounfodji ’29

Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Oldham In Honor of Kenan Oldham ’22 In Honor of Oliver Oldham ’24

Mr. and Mrs. John Otjen In Honor of Gregory Otjen ’27 In Honor of Katherine Otjen ’30

Dr. and Mrs. David A. Ott In Honor of Ellie Ott ’26 In Honor of Annie Ott ’28 In Honor of Owen Ott ’30 In Honor of Trip Ott ’32

Mr. and Mrs. William A. Paddock In Honor of Harper Paddock ’23 In Honor of Lawton Paddock ’25

Mrs. Maria Papadopoulos In Honor of Aphrodite Papandreou ’22 In Honor of Mary Papandreou ’25 In Honor of Maria Papadopoulos ’27 In Honor of Constantine Papadopoulos ’30

In Honor of Charlie Lamme ’21

Mr. and Mrs. Don McGuirt In Honor of Kemper Hicks ’23 In Honor of Pierce Hicks ’26 In Honor of Grant Hicks ’30

Mr. and Mrs. Harris J. Pappas

Mr. and Mrs. C. Berdon Lawrence

Mr. and Mrs. E. Douglas McLeod

In Honor of Lauren Hankamer ’20 In Honor of Garrett Hankamer ’23 In Honor of Kate Hankamer ’27

In Honor of Eliza Lawrence ’20 In Honor of Harrison Lawrence ’23 In Honor of William Mitchell ’26 In Honor of Berdon Lawrence ’31

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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murphy Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ted C. Litton In Honor of Alice Hogan ’21 In Honor of Ellen Hogan ’23

In Honor of Tali Kalmans ’23

In Honor of Bennett Bowman ’25

Ms. Pamela F. Lea

Mr. and Mrs. David L. Mendez

In Honor of Harper Lea ’32

In Honor of Worth Mendez ’31

In Honor of Harris Pappas ’33

Mr. and Mrs. Ron Patterson

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Mr. and Mrs. P. Dexter Peacock

Dr. and Mrs. A. Carl Schmulen

Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Tapick

In Honor of Holden Peacock ’23 In Honor of Connor Peacock ’25 In Honor of Payton Peacock ’28

In Honor of Allison Ansari ’32

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Pickard II

In Honor of Ella Schmulen ’24 In Honor of Josh Sweetland ’24 In Honor of Jonathan Sweetland ’26 In Honor of Alex Sweetland ’31 In Honor of Ellie Schmulen ’33

In Honor of Presley Coleman ’29 In Honor of Maddox Coleman ’31

Dr. and Mrs. Tom Schulze

Mr. and Mrs. Hubert F. Tett In Honor of Travis Ainsworth ’24

Mr. Frederick Rambow

In Honor of Braxton Robison ’20 In Honor of Kate Robison ’22

Mr. and Mrs. David T. Searls Jr. In Honor of Lee Hochner ’30 In Honor of Owen Hochner ’33

In Honor of Mary Eloise Searls ’22 In Honor of Caroline Searls ’24

In Honor of Charlie Reckling ’20 In Honor of Freddy Reckling ’20 In Honor of Dub Reckling ’21 In Honor of Elizabeth Reckling ’22 In Honor of John Patrick Reckling ’26

In Honor of J.D. Wynn ’28 In Honor of Isobel Wynn ’31

Mr. and Mrs. C. Richard Vermillion Jr. In Honor of Whitney Sturm ’26 In Honor of Timothy Sturm ’30

In Honor of Abigail Vermillion ’27 In Honor of Leighton Vermillion ’28 In Honor of Charlotte Vermillion ’31

Rabbi Lynn Brody Slome and Mr. Ansel Slome

Mr. and Mrs. C. Michael Watson

In Honor of Josh Davidson ’21 In Honor of Kayla Davidson ’22 In Honor of Blake Davidson ’25

In Honor of Abby Ahuero ’26 In Honor of Kathleen Ahuero ’29

Mr. and Mrs. Jack I. Selber Mr. and Mrs. T.R. Reckling III

In Honor of Andrew Tellepsen ’23 In Honor of Talan Tellepsen ’24

Dr. and Mrs. Dan Toney

In Honor of Eliot Rambow ’32

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ray

Mr. and Mrs. Howard T. Tellepsen Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Werlin Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. John Reed

In Honor of Isabel Werlin ’26 In Honor of Fulton Werlin ’29

In Honor of Lilly Butcher ’21

Mr. and Mrs. David K. Smith

Ms. Ellen Welsh and Mr. Martin Reichenthal

In Honor of Julia Burpeau ’20 In Honor of Meredith Burpeau ’20

In Honor of Paulie Young ’28 In Honor of Camila Young ’30

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith

Mrs. Suzann C. Richardson

In Honor of William Hanna ’28 In Honor of Catherine Hanna ’29

In Honor of Abigail Hilgers ’29 In Honor of Anna Claire Hilgers ’31 In Honor of Marguerite Hilgers ’32

In Honor of Mary Allen Loocke ’30 In Honor of Wells Loocke ’32

Mr. and Mrs. Craig Smyser

Mr. and Mrs. Leroy White

In Honor of Tiger Campbell ’32

In Honor of Lydia Patterson ’20 In Honor of Soraya Patterson ’22 In Honor of Daniel Patterson ’25 In Honor of John Patterson ’26

Mr. and Mrs. William M. Wheless III

Mr. and Mrs. John Riley In Honor of Matthew Riley ’20 In Honor of Megan Riley ’20 In Honor of Tristan Riley ’22

Mr. and Mrs. C. Byron Snyder

Mr. and Mrs. Corbin J. Robertson Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew F. Spalding

In Honor of Lillie Morenz ’21 In Honor of Bradyn Robertson ’21 In Honor of Hope Morenz ’23 In Honor of Hunter Robertson ’23 In Honor of Gayle Robertson ’25 In Honor of Jake Robertson ’27 In Honor of Shea Morenz ’28 In Honor of Keen Robertson ’28 In Honor of Kaki Robertson ’31

In Honor of Dean Urquhart ’31 In Honor of Louise Urquhart ’33

In Honor of Alexander Dwyer ’31 In Honor of Henry Hedges ’31 In Honor of Caroline Hedges ’33

Mr. and Mrs. R. John Stanton Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Wilson III

In Honor of Molly Smith ’21 In Honor of Locke Stanton ’22

Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Stillwell

In Honor of Cade Brown ’22 In Honor of Blakely Brown ’24 In Honor of Bobby Wilson ’32 In Honor of Price Wilson ’33

In Honor of Charlotte Stillwell ’30 In Honor of Bo Stillwell ’32

Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Wise

In Honor of Baird Snyder ’27 In Honor of Layton Snyder ’27

Mr. and Mrs. Willoughby C. Williams Jr.

In Honor of Braxton Robison ’20 In Honor of Kate Robison ’22

Dr. and Mrs. Carl Sulser In Honor of Annie Thomison ’33

In Honor of Laine Wise ’26 In Honor of Burke Wise ’30 In Honor of Blake Wise ’32

Mrs. Gloria Roemer

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Swanson

Mr. and Mrs. Claude F. Wynn

In Honor of Lindsey Morgan ’26 In Honor of Lillie Morgan ’27 In Honor of Bradley Morgan ’30 In Honor of Lauren Labanowski ’31 In Honor of Lawrence Labanowski ’32

In Honor of Max Swanson ’25 In Honor of Annie Swanson ’27 In Honor of Abby Swanson ’28

In Honor of Maddie Wynn ’26 In Honor of J.D. Wynn ’28

Mrs. Sandra Robison

Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Roseman In Honor of Sari Roseman ’28 In Honor of Brooke Roseman ’30 In Honor of Davis Roseman ’32

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Swanson In Honor of Sarah Swanson ’21 In Honor of Skyler Swanson ’21 In Honor of Will Swanson ’23 In Honor of Doug Swanson ’29

Mr. and Mrs. William E. Swanson Mr. and Mrs. John E. Russell In Honor of Kate McWherter ’26 In Honor of John Clayton McWherter ’29 In Honor of Michael Russell ’31

In Honor of Caroline Swanson ’25 In Honor of Will Swanson ’28

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Swearingen In Honor of Wilson Johnson ’26 In Honor of Davis Johnson ’28

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ALUMNI Through gifts to the Kinkaid Fund, alumni help ensure that the great benefits of a Kinkaid education that they received are also available for the current generation of students. Non-graduate alumni donors are listed with the class in which they would have graduated. A name in italics denotes a gift of $200 or more. 20% of Kinkaid alumni supported the Kinkaid Fund. Their gifts of $1,217,124 set a new record. Thank you, Alumni!

Class of ’40 James Isaacks

Class of ’44 Mildred Hedrick Fender Class of ’46 Jane Hoffert Moore Robin Gill Stanford

Class of ’47 Dorothy Seay Wynne

Conway Ivy Ellen Rothermel Stuart

Class of ’66 Margaret Frederking Barton Pat Kidson Fogle Cavanagh

Class of ’60

Rod Crowl

Ann Gardner Arens Bob Cronin Virginia Howe Kincaid Molly Ann Tarkington Moller

Class of ’61 Cherry Rather Curlet Margaret Fearey

David Hedges

John Diffey Linda Rauch Susman Jim Tang Rob Wilson Class of ’67 Terry Davis Harrison Joey Tennant Buddy Trotter

Class of ’74 Drew Alexander Mark Breeding Doug Doyle Jim Finkelstein Frances Hopper Jeter Melissa Lyon Johnson Beau King Blake Liedtke Barbara Barrow McCelvey Tara Crooker Mize Steve Retzloff Doug Schnitzer Scott Tellkamp

Ward Jones

Class of ’49 Tom Kelly Francita Stuart Ulmer

Rita Johnson Wilder

Class of ’50 Jane White Braden

Toni Walsh Duperier Judy Wilson Grant Tony Kupersmith

Class of ’51 Almeria Thompson Cottingham

Malcolm Lovett Sandra Moffett Provost Howard Tellepsen

Class of ’52 Fanelle Logue Laughlin

Class of ’63 Cal Adger

Beth Connelly McGreevy

Class of ’53 Dunbar Chambers Jane Heyck Gaucher Montgomery Class of ’54 Tom Cronin

Isla Winston Cowan Reckling Class of ’55 Tom Davis Kay Ketelsen Hardy Charlie Harter

Julia Moore Jones Virginia Lawhon Park

Susan Hillebrandt Santangelo Class of ’56 Thomas Pew

Class of ’62 Audrey Reynolds Alexander

Art Beane Carlton Carl

Class of ’58 Sally Eastham Chapoton O. Holcombe Crosswell Lucy Lee Lamme Jody Ruhl Class of ’59 Norman Blumenfeld Emily Attwell Crosswell Marie Fay Evnochides John David Hagerman Ted Heyck 36

Elizabeth Hughes Jacobs

Karen Anderson Martin Class of ’69 Pam Kidson Adger Kathleen Hazelhurst Bywaters Bonnie German Chandler

Jimmy Frankel Mark Lewis

Jan Stockard Cato Ernie Cockrell Lana Lee Cureton David Heidemann

Martha Adger Madget Kenny Meyer Susie Adams Smith

Mary Eastham King

Class of ’70

Mary Nell Jeffers Lovett Robert Morse

Margaret Jones Aldrich Brian Atlas Browne Baker Cynthia Brown

Monique Moser-Verrey

Kenney Dixon Pickens Bill Rothermel David Searls Liz Hall Walker

Class of ’64 Skipper Beery George Howe Kath Susman Howe Phillip Ladin Cathy Carter Malone Rocky McAshan Pati Mengden-Eckhardt

Class of ’57 Keith Chunn

Class of ’68 John Cassidy Mary Hemingway Crain Shawn Gallagher Dalio Lynn Meyer Fort Ed Frank

Carl Detering Bob Frachtman

Carroll Robertson Ray Adele Taylor Spalding Malcolm Waddell Class of ’71 Darrell Bock

Laura Liedtke Bucholz Mike Linsey Mike Pearson Class of ’72

Class of ’65

Jeff Baker

Jay Allison

Myron Blalock David Mossy

Norie Johnson Baldwin

Class of ’75 Mark Baker

Leslie Doggett Mark Kelly Kevin King Mary Elizabeth Cox Merrill Rebecca Bing Quantz

Gayle Moore Shadowens Mike Watson Susan Weingarten Kim Warren Zeren

Class of ’76 Claire Liedtke Alexander

Jim Cummins Eleni Antonellos Fuller Susan Tuttle Lummis Sallie Wynne Mansell John Roff John White Class of ’77 Bob Baldwin Lucy Hutcheson Barrow Kathy Kirby Bravo Jay Chernosky Ellen Lloyd Cummins Steve Dunn Clark Ervin Tom Frank Edward Gorden Valerie Reed Leavitt Pam Pappas Mattingly Mary Ann McKinley

Dave Morley Marjorie Woodhouse Purdy Bob Roberts

Giggy Martin Thanheiser Kathryn Hall Wilson

Virginia Brown Sperry Hunt Jay Jorns Tommy Lee

Cathy Loucks Mullett

Class of ’78

Bob Orkin

Jennifer Tuttle Arnold

Allan Tang

Jim Byrd

Don McGuirt

Class of ’73 Rene Bell Becky White Goodman Liz Jacobs Labanowski

Marcia Murphey

Clay Parker Kathy Sabom Parker Barbara Moses Robertson Johnetta Baker Scheh

Earle Martin

Scott West

Clayton Chambers Allison Crooker Margrave

Preston Moore Colleen Couch Reed Alexis Melancon Rogers

Brian Van De Mark Kevin Wheeler

Pam Paukune Wynne

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Class of ’79 Steven Arnold Honey Ames Ashworth Jim Goettee William Gorden Christa Hawkins Hash Doug Mackay

Kathy McAnelly Schwartz Vernon Scott Johnny Sutton Allison Ebert Wagner

Ellen Weingarten Wagnon Dick Wynne Class of ’80 Marshall Adkins Mary Katherine Van Dyke Alonso Kevin Anderson Emily Attwell Katy Liedtke Bade Heidi Davis Barnes

Ned Barnett Pat Paukune Berry Lisa Brannon-Peppas Gina Fant-Simon

Marilyn Huggins Goettee Molly Goodyear Tami Alfrey Grubb

Joe Jaworski Lynn MacLean Mark McMurrey Carter Overton Alysse Whalen Rueckert

Dan Seely Shelley Osborne Vester Larry West

Jackie Fair ’84, JoAnna Semander Nicolaou ’84, Mallory McKay Callaway ’84 at the Alumni Holiday Party

Class of ’84 John Chapoton Courtnay Tartt Elias Jackie Fair

Ronnie Jacobe David Lucke Will Mathis JoAnna Semander Nicolaou

Class of ’81 Keith Fullenweider John Maclay Douglas Masterson Tad Mayfield Michael Rapson Andrew Roff David Webber

Class of ’82 Emily Wynne Bolin Laura Wynne Cale Maria Semander Crawford

Helena Papadopoulos Johnson Evan H. Katz Harlan Murphy Nelson Murray Virginia Pittman-Waller Elva Weatherford Riley

John Schuette Kristin Terhune Sjoberg

Melissa O’Toole Smith

Bret Sanders Peter Shaper Grace Quirk Thompson Class of ’85 Beth Abramson Wilson Allen Lucy Anderson

Tricia Hamilton Blalock Vianei Lopez Braun Sharon Callender Snowden

Greg Curran Stephen Dyer Stacey Gillman

Clay Anderson Anthony Brown

Kerri Leer Classen Brad Deutser Palmer Moldawer David Oelman Charles Schwager Lisa Crosswell Stone Bill Wolf Steven Wolf Peter Wrench

* Name in italics denotes a gift of $200 or more

Class of ’87 Nazey Azimpoor

Class of ’89 Kent Altsuler

Ellen Flint Brooks Jed Brown

Allison Scardino Belzer

Brent Hudspeth

Fred Brazelton Carolyn Russell Brock Jill Lichtenstein Deutser

Elyse Spector Kalmans Kathy Jacomini Masterson

Nicole Glanville Ederle Allison Withers Edwards

Mary Moreland Alan Owens Christine Papadakes

Joel Elkins Rana Rahman Ghauri

Holden Burrow

Jeff Peden Tavenner King Rogers Anne Goettee Skidmore

Claire Schlumberger Henry

Melinda Nelson Jackson Eleni Vaseliades Jankosky

Class of ’88

Nancy Davis Keely

Caroline Boone Mitchell Georgy Ann Papadakes Peluchiwski Candy Clardy Provine Sep Riahi Todd Siff John Wood

Class of ’86 Drew Burch Chris Cone Karen Lee Davis Philip Floyd Tommy Lamme Allison Hill Mitschke Elizabeth Gottlieb Pavel Carter Quayle Rachel Jackson Ribbeck

Hank Segelke

Tina Papadopoulos Papandreou Edward Randall Samantha Schnee Mary Eliza Lovett Shaper Katherine McCollough Yzaguirre

Lance Baird Ellie Harter Bale

David Tett Sanjay Vyas John Young

Kara Thompson Class of ’83

Park Shaper Doug Whitman Candy Plummer Winslow

Webb Jennings Brandon Lobb Hillary Jarrett Millikin

Elizabeth Oxford Pagan Lea Montgomery Payne Jason Peters Laney Vaughan Pitstick

Corby Robertson Chris Devlin Butler

Daphne Nizza Shaw Mark Templin

Elise Chapman Richard Curran

Class of ’90

Will Davis Laura Richardson Escalona Nicole Nathan Gibson Trey Griggs

Suzie Dyer Bacon Aimee Iglesias Cronfel

Jason Hendricks

Roy Horlock Clay King Melissa Milton Knauth Jennifer Monday Leman Todd Litton

Merritt McReynolds Marinelli Clare Crosswell McLeroy Chad Muir Nick Neblett Shannon Bristow Newsom

Stephanie Lerner Ostrosky Greer Pagan

Bryan Dehan Dirk Eller Karen Katz Feldman Joanie Dunlap Filippone John Griggs Robine Smulders Hendricks

Wyatt Hogan Wandy Brewer Hughes Jeff Jacobe Katrin Muir Lau Palmer Letzerich Hardy Murchison Sarah Wheless Murrin

Shayne Hurst Newell Davis Paddock

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Philip Peacock Cris Pye

Brian McMackin

Tom Schmidt

Kate Lovett Searls

Doug Swanson Laura Eubank Wexler Christine Bain Williams George Younis

Michael Sprung

Class of ’91 Carter Bechtol Thad Davis John Garrett Alicia Thomas Garrison

Grover Geiselman Mark Herman

Elizabeth Litton Hogan Stewart Jones John Keeton Kara Liebling Kahan Ryan McCleary

James Thompson Carrie Paulus Vallone Class of ’94 Mark Adam David Bain Demetri Dale Stephanie Friedman Evans Jamie Komiss Fishman Doug George Julia Dudley Gutierrez John Harper Mark Hull Christine Lawhon James

Huntley Anderson Kubitza Ashraf Lakhani

Chris Pielop

R. J. Lingle Wells McGee Julie Herman Meyer Paul Milton

Natalie Nathan Reichman

Mike Minns

Amy Maislos Stanton Kelly Pearce Stouse Sandy Selber Sturm Courtney Marinis Swanson Caren Schmulen Sweetland Trent Tellepsen Anne Curran White

Kenny O’Donnell Joslyn Welch Paris

Amy Manford Murchison

Katy George Murray Kathy Smith Neblett

Katharine McFall Perrow Monica Pizana

Will Robertson Mike Sela Ellie Bullard Skelton Scott Smitherman

Class of ’92 Suzanne Tett Ainsworth Adam Altsuler Doug Aron Doak Brown Jennifer Wilson Brown Ernie Cockrell Peter Cureton Susan Snell Heldebrand Catherine North Hounfodji

Elaine Granmayeh Khalil Molly Moore Khalil Tracy Dillee McCleary Christine Robertson Morenz Lavannya Raman Pandit William Papadopoulos Sam Pitts Karen Hyman Schoellkopf Penn Shaper Gene Silva Amy Stuyck Watson

Ben Whitman Lindsey Greenfield Whitman Cindy Shapiro Zabel

Class of ’93 Charlotte Broussard

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David Suttles Rob Vermillion Brent Wise Kelley Chapoton Young Ashley Baxter Zickefoose

Class of ’95 Rachel Applegate

Hillary Holmes Archer Beth Vinluan Bernal Callie Parker Bradford Deborah Vest Brown Wil Brown Brian Cannon Meredith Riddle Chastang

Brett Chiles Sam Cruse Sveta Pechersky Darnell Brooke Dawson Jason Dillee

Leisa Ladin Dillon Brian Dinerstein Jeff Dinerstein Stephanie Schulz Green

Brent Greenfield Lindsay Dunlop Griffin

Darren Chapman

Lindsay Wadler Hyman

Lauren Dunwoody Collins Mark Dalton

Reagan Kneese Marilyn Bloss Koester

Mark Dannenbaum

Robert Lemus Jack Massey Macari Coleman Potter Mary Sommers Burger Pyne Brian Ross Eric Schafer

Alexander Dwyer Cullen Geiselman Ryan Gordon Ashley Morgan Hanna Brett Hogan Leslie Ballard Hull Michael Josephson Kim Massingill Klevenhagen Elizabeth Cromwell Lester Katina Dale Mathews Mark McDannald

Hope Morales Young

Hannah Brook Peskin

Christal Seahorn Parker Stanberry

Heather Heidemann Deiss Charlie Escher

Class of ’96 Alice Watson Ahuero Lisa Tapick Ansari Brandt Bowden Erin Jones Brown

Elana Herman Evans Grayson Fitch Margot Fried Hogan Charles Houssiere Steven Kaplan

Guy Brown

Chris Leavitt Alicia Lee

Emily Mitchell Covey Cameron Cureton Jen Cunningham Desautels Lauren DiPaolo Alex Elsik Kara Kearney Elsik Canaan Factor

Jason Goldstein Mollie Gordon

Will Houstoun Charles Lawrence Lewis Leavitt Albert Lee Catherine Lewis

Yoav Kaufman Angie North Marshall

John McInnes Tobin O’Donnell Jeff Robin

L. B. Roemer Gavin Roseman Colleen Sheedy Meredith Leachman Smith Lindsay Green Wallace Laura Kamas Wheeler Ted Wu

Brad Morgan Lauren Roemer Morgan

Class of ’99 Elizabeth Wadler Bentley

Alexis Lipshultz Moses

Clay Brollier

Kristin Kirk Nelson Samantha Yost Pace

Maya Buryakovsky Pomroy Michael Reader

Stephen Shapiro Brooke Hansen Spanos Bobby Stillwell Mark Thiessen Anne Marie Vollero Thompson

David Werlin Philip Wise Taylor Wynn Class of ’97 Christina Wilson Altenau David Anders Clarke Anderson Farzad Azimpour Austin Burger Lindsay McMackin Burger

Stephen Carr Bethany Boyd Factor

Will Brown Sarah Jane Sengelmann Canion Sarah Lents Cyphers

Kenady Davis Ryan Devlin Carolyn Martin Dodson Nick Ducoff Brittany Phillips Faulk Travis Fite

Mary John Frank Scott Frankel Matt Gordon John Harvin Molly Brock Harvin Laura Wheless Hilgers Roseanna Baber Hill

Jimmy Hinton Lex Hochner Paige Cunningham Kist Jeff Lee

David Leiman Jonathan Leven

Lisa Leiman Hearn Daniel Jenkins Chris Kayem Harvin Lawhon

Blair Richardson Loocke Steven Looke Benton Love Greg Moore Billy O’Neil Ashleigh Nankivell Raizes Mark Schmulen John Schulte

Tevin Marks

Catherine Goble Weldon

Brian Falik Kevin Frankel Noelle Eason Gray

Rusty Martin Leslie Reader Mazvinsky Bridget Murphy Nikodem

Chris Pappas Robert Russell Christine Stevens Heather Harrison Walsh Class of ’98 Liz Riddle Anders Joanie Goldstein Aron Meredith Hopson Beaupre Amy Parker Beeson Jeb Bowden Greg Burzynski Ross Canion

Kate Marinis Walters Megan Metcalf Williams Jennifer Chapman Wizel

Jonathan Carl

Forrest Wynn

Alex Curlet

Leighton Carl Katie Austin Colelli

Jeffrey Wise

Class of ’00 Matt Brollier

Lacey Liedtke Brunner Brittany Hansen Cassin Lizzie Buza Devlin Shaun Elizabeth Hopson Dickerson Bevin Bering Dubrowski Spencer English Nick Erwin Walker Fair Lauren Manford Gauthreaux Michael Hanson

John Labanowski Lauren Leavitt-Griffin Shauna Levy Mike Lombardino

Joe Looke Christian Luening

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Panelists Haley Berkman Karren ‘06, Paige Poe ‘14, Joe Branch ‘94 at Alumni Leadership Day 2019

Dan Meyer Jessica Jones Meyer

Geer Blalock Zachry Brown

Rebecca Kates Miller Ashton Mossy Michel Miller Mullett

Jacquelyne Maddox Deegan Caroline Hemingway Harrell

Carter Old

H.D. Pappas Stacy Sweet Patlovich Mary Rambin

Lisa Kaplan Rosenzweig Murphey Harmon Sears

Rahul Sheth Amy Spalding Urquhart Will Weathers Traci Thompson White Class of ’01 Bruce Bilger Ben Brown Robin Weekley Bruce

Krystal Carter Robin Lowe Clarkson Alan Falik Iman Houston Farrior Johnny Forney

Stacy Soefer Gomar Will Hedges Barrell Barbour Jones Rahim Kurji

Charles Litton Harris Masterson

Laura Sheedy Pipkin Anna Pizana Katherine Tropoli Plumb Mollie Schall Scott Sulma Adam Tepper Justin van Keppel

Casey Williams Hedges Dylan Hogarty Isla McConn Jornayvaz Warren Knull Lauren Bush Lauren

Justin Levine Chelsea Cunningham McDermott Parker Mears Whitney Mears

* Name in italics denotes a gift of $200 or more

Lisa Frankel Lee Brian Massingill Amanda Mansell Morrow Tim Neuhaus Emily van Keppel Romero

Ashley Watt Maudie Werlin

Class of ’04 Dan Baldwin Charles Barbour

Jonathan Sellin Jessica Schreiber Solera Courtnay Manford Springmeyer Ryan Springmeyer Meg Marinis Vernon Class of ’03 Cyrus Aghili Max Barrett

Marcus Rolls Daniel Romero Brittany Sakowitz Zack Schneider

Ben Riggs Liz Love Ross Richard Sanborn

Emily Catherine Jeter Riggs

Andrew Sheedy Ellen English Sheedy Scotty Thompson Wakeford Thompson Alex Weaver Kate Werlein Lauren Brown Wood

Louise Wiggins Rios

Kim Heine Nettles Whitney Rape

Will Sanders

Will Monteleone Kate Schafer Nesselt Ben Ogilvie Brooke Bagby O’Neil Will Richardson

Rudy Wrabel Shea Henry Yoesel Lizzie Heaney Ziccardi

Whitney Deason Beckworth John Bell Jordan Allison Boyce

Class of ’05 Rahul Agrawal Emily Merrill Alexander Alexandra Ashmore

Kate Beasley Brock Hilary Sealy Burch

Andrew Chambers Stephanie Wilkinson Compton

Carlos Detering William Doggett George Doubleday Michael Evans

George Foulard Rebecca French

Anna Brewster

Becky Blades Gregg

Andrea Brown Brooks

Bill Haverland Alex Hoffer Meredith Knapp Holland

Pierce Bush Christina Scharar Doherty Max Erwin Jeffrey Feinstein Bailey Thomas Haidamous

Jack Howell Sarah Jane Jornayvaz Howell Kristi Hubbard

Will Beckworth

Valerie Grainger Henderson

Rachael Jones Berry Sara Cain

Suzanne Weaver Jackson Mary Catherine White Jones

Claire Smyser Campbell Robert Campbell

Brian Kaplan Erin Finger Kaplan

Alice Gutermuth Lodge Blake Mackay Hayden Lasher McGuiness

Ricardo Cantu Allison Poarch Coleman

Matthew Kaufman

Meg McGuire

David Leonard Jessica Silver Lev Jill Ballard Mertz Cassie Detering Milam Caroline Negley

Helen Hemingway McLaughlin Philip Morgan Charlie Nettles

Aline Brown Copp

Class of ’02 Liz Mims Bender

Anne Tropoli Kahle

Brad Dinerstein Michole Lazzara Easterly Elizabeth Spradling Gardner

Valerie Johnson Abby Lestin

Mary Wakefield Newall

Catherine Bradley O’Connell

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Joel Sandler Emily Schreiber Matt Steitz Ellie Thompson Keri Tiner Stephen Viviano

Lauren Marsh Thomas Mattie Rutherford Thompson Jenny Sangalis Tompkins Karla Chavez Wiedemann

Anna Rogers Schwartzel

Megan Altman Walker Casson Wen

Class of ’08

Meredith Claire Markham Seide

David Wheless

Charles Simmons Bradley Singer

Virginia Simmons Williams

Allie Tropoli Pappas Jack Peden

Karthik Rammohan Betsy Rosenberg Riley

David Roosth James Sanders Reid Schwartz

David Zummo

Julia Atnipp Stellar

Sarah Callaway Sulma

Class of ’07

Class of ’06

Erin Atmar Beckwith John Beckworth

Mary Barbour Bahr

John Barrere Charley Beall James Bookout

Ashley Ellerin Boyar John Brollier Carter Brown

J.W. Blaney Victoria Pappas Bludorn Mitch Bono Peter Bujosa Jake Buza

Jim Cummins Brittany Bloom Dinerstein

Taylor Brown Katie Decker Currie Mitchell Currie

Austin Fatjo

Lauren Robinson Eicher

Courtney Cohen Garson

James Eilers Lindsay Floyd Eilers Kim Mead Fangman Blair Burke Foster Andrew Gautier-Winther

Hunter Goodall

Ian Gemp Tommy Gray

Elizabeth Robinson Kendrick Tany Jeter Klaes Byron Langford William Lasher

Holly Blalock Guthneck Kelley Hayden Nikki Pasrija Hill

Charles Labanowski Kase Lawal Douglas McConn Maddy Foxx Moffitt Eddie Moore Elise Mossy

Pete Peterson Hibba Itani Pletcher

Mallory Moore Fernandez Evans Finger Zac Hoffer

Gracey Winters Howey Jim Humphries Faryan Jalalabadi

Julia Lovett J.J. McDermott

Ricky Melgares Jenny van Keppel Miller

Maggie Watson Nesmith William Padon Julie Mackay Petry Lauren Lestin Philipson

Hunter Rome

Brooke Grisebaum Powell Christina Rogers Robertson William Simmons John Spradling Coco Sprague

Hayner Rude

Hall Thanheiser

Stephen Reckling

John Roff Michael Rogers

Georgiana Smyser Zehner

Jessica Messier Beall Richard Beeler

Jeffrey Berman Katherine Verity Clegg Kevin Clegg Mason Bashaw Clelland Cullen Cone Tiffani Couisnard

Betty Gerecht Crain Mary Katherine Rathmell Cummins John Duncan Emma Christopherson Elsenbrook Auna Denson Freedman

Eric Gemp Julia Wood Harris Samantha Hoffer Eric Hurst

Andrew Klein Sasha Levine

Abigail Owen-Pontez Audrey Pyle Ana-Sofia Mariotto Query Haley Freeman Roff Thomas Roff Lloyd Rude

Sarah DeWalch Mouton Shaun Smith

Class of ’10 Virginia Albert Aly Bandali Kendall Bentsen

Benjamin Brollier William Campbell Hilary Cohen Lauren Hogan Colton Alex Cooper Sara Coverdale William Cummins Thomas Deskin Kenner Smith Francis Stuart Grady Michael Haapaniemi Caroline Hafner Whilden Halverson Lynne Marie Hash

Pablo Henning Ford Jones Jay Lee Eddie Leon-Amtmann Edric Martinez Marie Brown Mays Lisa Pederson

John Rathmell Stephanie Keinz Schneider Cory Selzer

Max Silverman

Frances Smith

Amanda Singer Kevin Snodgrass

Andrew Sprague Hunter Wright

Daniel Tepper

Class of ’09 Drew Bloom Madison Brown Wells Childress Matt Crandell Marshall Crawford Michael Friedlander

Judson Keel Tara Ladjevardian Alexa Leach Hannah Lockwood Liz Furlow Malpass

Laura Clegg Thompson John Watson

Class of ’11 Emily Beckham Brad Berry Taylor Shingledecker Brown William Case Mary Rodman Crawford Sloan Childress Cummins

Madison Deal Thomas Duncan Megan Ebel Robert Finger Adriuna Howard Ace Isidro Stephen Laswell Madison Leibman Haley Lockwood Brian Lu

Henry Mentz Devynn Moreno Rachel Morico Jay Mullen Trey Murphy

Jennifer Orr Christine Sangalis Perusquia Ricky Perusquia Lindsey Phillips Marshall Shaffer Jewel Crosswell Stone

Lailee Taghdisi Baker Tilney

Glen Allen Wind Cameron Wolf Timm Wooten

Class of ’12 John Adkins Edward Banner Krystal Carter ’01, Campbell Cravens ’12, Lanie Markham ’13, Franco Silva ’09 at Alumni Leadership Day 2019

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Hannah Fred Bradley Maggie Bremer Madeline Brown

Campbell Cravens Andrew Das Forbes Dumas Sam Eggleston Will Fullenweider Emily Gemp Katherine Heyne Wilson Jeckovich Peter Kokernot Emily Lahourcade Robert Lartigue

Carly Gray Lukefahr Mike Mayfield Stuart Monteith John Ormiston

Skylar Pinchal Sam Rogers Andrew Rubenstein

Emmy Sprague Keller Towns Sophie Weber Will Wilde Andrew Winters Madison Wood Meagan Zwahlen

Class of ’13 Dahlgren Baker William Berry Carolyn Dyer Carson James Elise Jones Declan Mawer

James Mentz George Randt

Laura Rathmell Emily Robinson Sam Sands Julia Shaffer Caroline Stevenson

Benjamin Thomas David Warren

Class of ’14 Georgi Andrews Katie Banner Julia Camp Knox Childress Casey Cowan

Tucker Fama Courtney Favaloro Courtney Greer Griffith Greer Josh Hamat

Drewe Molin Haley Ebel O’Brien Cynthia Ormiston Collins Orr Perry Oster

Kayla Raizner Allison Sprague Daniel Warren James Wooten Alicia Yefimenko

Class of ’15 Paula Ajumobi Frances Andrews Emily Ashworth Issa Cook Ashley Davis Allison Dyer

THE PURPLE & GOLD SOCIETY 20192020 The Purple & Gold Society was created to recognize young alumni who give to the Kinkaid Fund at a leadership level: $1000 Classes 20002007 and $500 Classes 20082015. We are pleased to acknowledge the 100 donors who were members of The Purple & Gold Society.

John Adkins ’12 Cyrus Aghili ’03 Rahul Agrawal ’05 Max Barrett ’03 Liz Mims Bender ’02 Jeffrey Berman ’08 Bruce Bilger ’01 Geer Blalock ’02 J.W. Blaney ’07 Drew Bloom ’09 Ben Brown ’01 Zachry Brown ’02 Lacey Liedtke Brunner ’00 Brittany Hansen Cassin ’00 Robin Lowe Clarkson ’01 Katherine Verity Clegg ’08 Kevin Clegg ’08 Mason Bashaw Clelland ’08 Cullen Cone ’08 Betty Gerecht Crain ’08 Mary Katherine Rathmell Cummins ’08 Andrew Das ’12 Carlos Detering ’05 Lizzie Buza Devlin ’00 Brad Dinerstein ’03 Brittany Bloom Dinerstein ’07 Bevin Bering Dubrowski ’00 Forbes Dumas ’12 Spencer English ’00 Nick Erwin ’00 Alan Falik ’01 Mallory Moore Fernandez ’07 Blair Burke Foster ’06 Elizabeth Spradling Gardner ’03

Eric Gemp ’08 Hunter Goodall ’07 Becky Blades Gregg ’05 Julia Wood Harris ’08 Casey Williams Hedges ’02 Will Hedges ’01 Jack Howell ’05 Sarah Jane Jornayvaz Howell ’05 Gracey Winters Howey ’07 Isla McConn Jornayvaz ’02 Andrew Klein ’08 Warren Knull ’02 Lauren Leavitt-Griffin ’00 Lisa Frankel Lee ’03 Ricky Melgares ’07 Henry Mentz ’11 James Mentz ’13 Jill Ballard Mertz ’04 Cassie Detering Milam ’04 Rebecca Kates Miller ’00 Will Monteleone ’02 Amanda Mansell Morrow ’03 Ashton Mossy ’00 Michel Miller Mullett ’00 Caroline Negley ’04 Maggie Watson Nesmith ’07 Charlie Nettles ’05 Kim Heine Nettles ’04 Catherine Bradley O’Connell ’05 Ben Ogilvie ’02 Brooke Bagby O’Neil ’02 William Padon ’07 Allie Tropoli Pappas ’05 H.D. Pappas ’00

Laura Sheedy Pipkin ’01 Brooke Grisebaum Powell ’07 Kayla Raizner ’14 Will Richardson ’02 Louise Wiggins Rios ’02 Christina Rogers Robertson ’07 Haley Freeman Roff ’08 Thomas Roff ’08 David Roosth ’05 Hayner Rude ’06 Lloyd Rude ’08 Anna Rogers Schwartzel ’05 Andrew Sheedy ’03 Ellen English Sheedy ’03 Bradley Singer ’05 Allison Sprague ’14 Andrew Sprague ’08 Coco Sprague ’07 Emmy Sprague ’12 Courtnay Manford Springmeyer ’02 Ryan Springmeyer ’02 Adam Tepper ’01 Daniel Tepper ’10 Benjamin Thomas ’13 Mattie Rutherford Thompson ’07 Wakeford Thompson ’03 Amy Spalding Urquhart ’00 Megan Altman Walker ’06 Ashley Watt ’04 Casson Wen ’06 Karla Chavez Wiedemann ’07 Glen Allen Wind ’11 Shea Henry Yoesel ’03

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Scott Hurwitz Grant Martin Sam Mays Ashley McGaw Garrison Meeks Brindley Mize Mathew Morico John Pederson Michael Sands Katherine Stevenson Will Vandiver Katie Wallis

Class of ’16 Austin Abernathy Kaveh Badrei Catherine Baker Halle Brazda

Rhett Cardwell Grant Carmain John Churay Taylor J. Cowan Joe Cozby Charlotte de Marigny Alex Goeringer Carter Green Cole Green Pacey Ham Blake Hogan Martha House Lindsey Jacobe Alex Kalai Katie Kim

Mary Labanowski Jake Lipman Mason Mings Grace Nevil Ben Racusin

Ashley Pakzaban Christiana Reckling Jake Reinbolt Evan Rosen Sophia Solé

Josh Raizner

Phin Sprague

Will Roff George Sarvadi Q Tabarestani Morgan Vicknair Connor Wood

Faraz Virani Ryan Vu Maggie Wallis William Wells Katarina Zarutskie

Class of ’17

Class of ’18

Tiffany Ajumobi Ruth Ann Bajgier Cole Clements Kirby Cravens Robin Kate Davis Willy DuCharme Kelly Fisher Lexie Heim Emmy Heyser Austin Karkowsky Christine Kendrick Lawson Lamme Brock Looser Matthew Maggi Marie Mays Josh Mehling Philip Mentz Kaylie Mings Ace Nicolaou Robert Oelman

Ali Ammons Emily Arcidiacono Arman Badrei Zachary Bell Katherine Berman Ellie Bolin Andreea Calin Crafton Deal Jared Edelman Julian Fertitta Mac Friday Alec Gibson Cole Hammer Anna Hogan Anna Maria Johnson Aerin Kalmans Hana Keleta Collin Lawrence

Zachary Lewitton David Liang

Michael McKean Jackson Nevil Kelley Orr

Sari Raizner Mitchell Roberts Robert Shively Sarah Stukalin Mackenzie Zarr

Class of ’19 Elizabeth Baird Joshua Ben-Shoshan Grace Breeding Reeves Cameron David Cook Farise Cravens Caroline DeWalch Preston Frede Cheyenne Friedkin Lily Gunn Annie Holm James House Olivia Stuart Ison Jake Jacobe Will Jacobe Rorye Jones Remy Kalai Kendall Kalmans Daniel King Matthew Kirkwood Kenneth Lam Ellie Lucke Olivia Marrus Jack Mitchell May Moorefield Ameer Mustafa Cole Nockolds Mason Nome Caroline Oster Caroline Petersen Callie Rosenthal Cameron Rudin Stephen Schnitzer Seb Seager Jennifer Sekili Stone Simmons AnaClare Solé Henry Stone Caroline Totz

Class of ’20 Regan Arkless Wyatt Bailey Sofia Bajwa Michael Bell James Davis Andrew DeWalch Charles Garrison Bo Hopson Meredith Huston Ryan Kekish Carson Keller Lily Kyriakides-Crowe Andrew Linhart Nikita Munsif Zack Nicolaou Alex Nigro Carlie Sachs Annabel Skubisz Chris Stallings Anna Van Os

Jordan Ricks ‘20

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FACULTY & STAFF Gifts from Kinkaid’s faculty and staff demonstrate their support of the School’s mission – 86% supported the Kinkaid Fund this past year. We are pleased to list those who made gifts to the 20192020 Kinkaid Fund.

Kim Adkins Enrique Ambrosio Clay Anderson ’83 Lauri Anderson Matt Assiff Mayra Ayala Krista Babine Kimetris Baltrip Rochelle Barnes Carol Baumgarth John Beckwith Martha Beltran Peter Behr Jennifer Beitler Christina Bell David Berthold Kristen Bird Coleen Black Logan Bohn Iris Bonet Kyle Botkin Torrence Botts Journey Bova Craig Bowe Tatum Branaman Curt Brooks Dana Brown Mary Buettner Jorge Buitrago Karli Bumbaugh Julie Burris-Richardson Kaylan Caballero Morris Caldwell Ryan Call Adam Capitano Alejandra Cashiola Daniel Castro Felipe Castro Michael Centra Christine Cepeda Patricia Chadwick Liz Chambers Carolyn Clancy Sonia Clayton Everett Coleman Chelsea Collins Ken Conner Jason Courville John Couture Jillian Cox Holly Crantz Lara Cross Thom Culcasi Lisa Curry Ted Curry

Eva Cux Michelle Deller Morgan Dewhurst Jeff Diedrich Sarah Dinger Roman Doss Betsy Durning Patrick Durning Laura Easterling TJ Edgerly Bobby Eggleston Melissa Eggleston Becky Elder Tamasine Ellis Eddie Elmore Yvonne Evans Geri Fabian Beth Fayard Marissa Ferrer John Fisk Casey Fleming Christa Forster Blair Burke Foster ’06 John Friday Johnny Galic Angie Gamez Gregorio Garcia Bess Garison BJ Garmon Marysia Gillan Ryan Gillentine Aaron Girlinghouse Jay Glynn Joshua Godden Olga Gomez Mary Gosnell Luiza Grandchamp Maria Grayson Cynthia Griffing Judy Grisell Keith Guehring Shannon Hardie Reed Harlow Ed Harris Tanya Harris Cordie Hayden Jennifer Haynes Molly Higby Chantae Higginbotham Becca Hobbs Elizabeth Litton Hogan ’91 Elizabeth Holloway David Holm Evelyn Holm Adam Holt

Cindy Holubec Maggie Honig Harlan Howe Sarah Jane Jornayvaz Howell ’05 Mark Humphries Lillie Hutcheson Jesus Izaguirre Benjamin Jacobo Angélique Jamail Carson James ’13 Jason Johnson Ed Jordan Alfredo Juarez Myron Karner Steve Kastner Jennifer Kehler Yasi Khosrowshahi Jennifer Kincaid Brittany Kirkpatrick Martha Kirkwood Meredith Kottler Gulzar Kurji Kate Lambert Scott Lambert Gina Lamme Nathan Larned Ally Lavalley Karen LaVohn Alexa Leach ’09 Rebecca Leahy Kathryn Leisz Jill Lemon Jenny Lewis Marla Leyva Frances Limoncelli Laura Lomax-Bream Andy Long Katie Long Esteban Longoria Vladimir Lopez Leslie Lovett Michelle Ludwig Judann Luening Carly Gray Lukefahr ’12 Kristie Maas Steve Maas Kristen Madison Nathan Mahoney Joanne Margraves Kris Marron Stacey Marshall Robert Martey Diana Martinez Ashley McCann-Hermis Carolyn McCarthy

Jess McClain Tracy Dillee McCleary Tara McDonald Johnson Kirsten McKinney Nancy McMillan Oscar Melara Carter Metclaf Karen Metclaf Jenny van Keppel Miller ’07 Linda Miller Carrie Millican Ali Mills Cheryl Mitchell Margaret Mizell Priscilla Moore Tom Moore Rita Morico Harper Morrow Phil Mosley Quenby Mott Jane Murdock Kelly Murray Jose Narbona Andrea Nash Daisy Ngo JoAnna Semander Nicolaou ’84 CeCelia O’Connell Marie O’Donnell Diego Onuchic James Onwuachi Amada Orozco Claire Osborne Jennifer Otts Haley Outon Gissette Padilla Christine Papadakes ’87 Richard Parr Patti Patyk Tom Peden Carly Penrod Rene Perez Georgia Piazza Ana Presas Odessa Pye Olen Rambow Josh Ramey Meredith Ramey Laura Ramirez Lorena Ramon JJ Ramos Shelly Read Anthony Reason Ray Reason Donna Reid Monique Rendon

Alexis Reyes Rey David Reyes Andrea Reyna Letty Reza Debbie Robinson Deena Rogers John Rovell Sharon Royall Eduardo Ruiz Regina Ruiz Patti Rutledge Mariana Schneller Charlie Scott Mark Sell Miriam Serrano Sarah Shea Jennifer Shelby Allison Sherman Angie Shotzberger Amy Sidora Dorothy Simons Nancy Simpson Duny Sitton de Mendez Brooke Smith Alex Spencer Beth Stafford Ruth Stubbs Anthony Suber Lauren Taylor Shannon Terrill Betsy Thompson Liz Thornton Ed Trusty Krissy Venosdale Russell Vogt Vinnie Vrotny Michael Vu Jill Vutpakdi Angela Wainright Daisy Wang Shelia Washington Greer Weeks Tom Wey Susan Wheeler Annie Wheless Heather Whitby Anne Curran White ’91 Byron Williams Danyale Williams Tianna Williams Lisa Wood Vanessa Zamudio-Lara Christina Zeigler

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THE KINKAID LEGACY SOCIETY 20192020 The Kinkaid Legacy Society recognizes and honors those who affirm their commitment to Kinkaid through purposeful planning and provision in their estates. The School is forever grateful to all those who choose to leave an enduring legacy to strengthen this beloved institution for generations to come.

Mr. Frank T. Abraham / Mrs. Nancy Abraham Mr. and Mrs. Rahul K. Agrawal Mrs. Carole Ames Mr. Bruce Anderson / Mrs. Bruce Anderson Ms. Taylor A. Bass Terri Lacy and James V. Baird Mr. and Mrs. Richard Beeler Sr. Mrs. Betty Osborn Biedenharn Mr. and Mrs. L.D. Blackwell Vianei and Jason Braun Ms. Maggie Bremer Mr. and Mrs. Zachary G. Brown Mrs. Catherine Bruns Mr. A.J. Carothers / Mrs. Caryl Carothers Mr. Ray D. Cashman Mr. and Mrs. Craig Cavanagh Mrs. Yuan Qiu and Mr. Chen Chen Mr. Thomas C. Chmielewski Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Coskey Mr. Carey Crutcher Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Cureton, Jr. Ms. Lisa Curry Dr. and Mrs. Steven H. Dunn Mr. Adam Ereli Steve and Marie Evnochides Mr. Barton Walker Fair The Reverend Dr. Fairfax F. Fair Mr. Gene Festa Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Frank, III Ms. Kate Fullenweider Mrs. Jean Garwood Mr. and Mrs. John Germann

Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gillingham Mr. and Mrs. Barry A. Glickman Mrs. Iris Goldston Mr. and Mrs. John D. Hagerman Ms. Jennifer Hamelet Susan and Dick Hansen Mrs. Candi B. Harrison Joyce A. & Robert S. Hinds Trust Mr. and Mrs. Lee W. Hogan Mr. Michael H. Hood Mr. George Horton Mr. and Mrs. George E. Howe Mr. Thorndike D. Howe III / Mrs. Sue B. Howe Mrs. Rebecca Huff Mr. Michael Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Jeter Mr. Randall T. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Lewis M. Kalmans Mr. Brian Kaplan Mrs. Virginia Howe Kincaid Mrs. Barbara Kinkaid Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Kuhn Mr. and Mrs. Max R. Lents Mr. and Mrs. Earl L. Lester Mr. William R. Lloyd/Mrs. Margene Lloyd Mary Nell and Malcolm Lovett Mr. Al Lum Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Mayfield Mr. W. J. McKinley Jr. Mr. Robert A. Mosbacher Mr. J. Barry Moss Mr. and Mrs. Don R. Mullins

Mr. and Mrs. Moe Nasr Mr. Martin Neath Mr. and Mrs. Chris Nicolaou Mr. and Mrs. William Oehmig Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Christos Papandreou Ms. Diana Pardue Mrs. Diana Corzelius Pardue Mr. and Mrs. Foster Parker Dr. Elizabeth Gottlieb Pavel Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Price Dr. and Mrs. Rahul D. Puri Mr. and Mrs. Edward Randall III Chester J. Reed Family Partnership Dr. Sandra D. Reed Dr. Dick Respess / Mrs. Liz Respess Mr. Charles B. Sanders Jr. Ms. Laura S. Moore / Mr. Don A. Sanders Mr. J. B. Saunders Mr. and Mrs. Stacy A. Smith Jeannette P. Spotts Trust Mrs. Jane Tillinghast Mr. Scott Tillinghast Mrs. Dorothy Trimble Ms. Elizabeth Turpin Mrs. Francita Stuart Koelsch Ulmer Ms. Jane F. Van De Mark Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wagnon Ms. Reba Westbrook Mr. and Mrs. William M. Wheless III Mr. and Mrs. Darryl. L. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. James P. Woodson Mr. Charles Zody / Mrs. Charles Zody

Italics indicate member is deceased.

A gift in your estate of any size qualifies you for membership in the Kinkaid Legacy Society because each and every gift has a lasting impact.

If you have invested in the future of The Kinkaid School or wish to do so through your estate plans, please allow us to recognize you and express our deepest appreciation.

If you are considering such a gift and would like more information on bequest intentions, charitable trusts, gifts which provide a life income, gifts of real estate with retained use for life, and gifts of life insurance benefits, please contact Assistant Director of Advancement Lisa Wood at (713) 243-5023 or e-mail lisa.wood@kinkaid.org to discuss various gift planning opportunities. Or visit kinkaid.planmylegacy.org.

To Excel in All Aspects of Student Life Susie Adams Smith ’69 and her husband, Tommy, have been faithful supporters of The Kinkaid School. Susie remembers fondly John Cooper who was headmaster while she was a student. “He set the template for growth and quality education at Kinkaid”, she says.

Because of his example, “Tommy and I believe in the mission of the School, and we support Kinkaid because we want the School to excel in all aspects of student life.” The Smiths feel that the quality of the education and the facilities is what makes Kinkaid special. So it is not surprising that they have generously supported every major capital campaign in recent years.

“It is exciting to see the expansion of all the facilities, and we are pleased to contribute to enhance the student experience.”

However, the greatest impact Kinkaid has had on Susie’s life has been the lasting friendships she made as a student and parent. Susie came to Kinkaid in the second grade along with her two siblings. She was a cheerleader, active in Student Council, and also played basketball, volleyball and softball. While the Smiths’ children, Nancy ’03 and Stuart (fs), attended Kinkaid, Susie and Tommy were active volunteer parents. Susie also served as President of the Alumni Association Board and Tommy was a member of the Kinkaid Endowment Board of Directors for many years. It was Kinkaid’s sense of community that provided the opportunity to form those cherished friendships.

Susie enjoys art and spending time traveling with her family. She and Tommy are new grandparents to Arden, daughter of Christina and Stuart Smith, and look forward to traveling often to North Carolina to see her.

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s the proud parents of two Kinkaid graduates and grandparents to six current Kinkaid students, Lyn and Carl Schmulen have been devoted to Kinkaid for many years. Just like them, you can change your MANDATORY minimum distribution from your IRA into something MEANINGFUL at The Kinkaid School.

“I attribute the success of my children to The Kinkaid School... they had a good mother and Kinkaid! That is why Lyn and I feel so strongly about supporting the School,” says Carl. “We decided to make our annual gift to the Kinkaid Fund by taking a Qualified Charitable Distribution from our IRA. We simply instructed our financial advisor to transfer the funds to Kinkaid.”

“We know firsthand the value of a Kinkaid education. It is our pleasure to support the School, knowing that it enhances the exceptional educational experience for our grandchildren as well as other students.”

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onsider making a GIFT to The Kinkaid School through your IRA. A Qualified Charitable Distribution

(QCD) can be tax-free and have an immediate impact on our talented students and faculty.

ADVANTAGES • • •

Immediate impact on The Kinkaid School The amount of transfer will not be included in your taxable income Transferred amount can count toward the IRA’s required minimum distribution (RMD) (Note: The RMD requirement has been waived for 2020, per the CARES Act signed into law on March 27, 2020.)

WHO Individuals age 70 ½ and above WHAT Transfer from traditional IRA accounts directly to The Kinkaid School AMOUNT Up to $100,000 per year HOW Consult your personal tax advisor to determine if you are eligible. If so, instruct your advisor to make a distribution directly to The Kinkaid School (Tax ID No. 76-0295523) and notify Lisa Wood, Assistant Director of Advancement, of your generosity at 713-243-5023 or lisa. wood@kinkaid.org.

Create your own LEGACY by designating The Kinkaid School as one of the beneficiaries of your retirement account.

Lyn and Carl Schmulen

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ENDOWED FUNDS The Kinkaid School is very grateful to those donors who have generously made gifts to the School’s Endowment. Endowed funds create a legacy in an area of special interest to the donors and provide the School with a steady flow of income in support of a variety of important programs. If you are interested in making a contribution to any of these funds or would like information on creating an endowment, please contact Director of Advancement Tom Moore at 7132435045 or tom.moore@ kinkaid.org.

FACULTY AND DEPARTMENTAL ENDOWMENTS

(Gifts of $500,000 or more)

Character Education throughout the School and the continuation of Kinkaid’s extensive community service program.

The Ames Endowment for Faculty Enrichment

David M. Underwood ’54 Distinguished Chair in World Languages

Established in 1976 by Carol and Curt Ames, parents of Honey Ames Ashworth ’79 and Doug ’92 and grandparents of Emily Ashworth ’15, in support of faculty continuing education.

Established in 2001 by The Fondren Foundation to honor Fondren Foundation Trustee and Kinkaid Life Trustee David M. Underwood ’54. This chair is currently held by Chair of the World Languages Department and Spanish teacher Patricia Chadwick.

The Brown Endowment for English Studies

West Endowment for World Languages

Established in 1972 by The Brown Foundation to benefit the study of English and to underwrite the Brown Chair in English currently held by Chair of the English Department Kate Lambert.

The Building Together Maintenance Endowment Established in 2014 with funds from The Building Together campaign to help cover the ongoing costs to maintain Kinkaid’s parking garage and Dining and Learning Center.

John & Dorothy Cooper Arts Endowment Established in 1979 by the many Kinkaid friends of Mr. Cooper, former Kinkaid head of school, and his wife Dorothy, to endow the arts programs.

Cullen Endowment for Mathematics & Science Established in 1974 by The Cullen Foundation in support of mathematics and science programs.

Fondren Endowment for World Languages Established in 1990 by The Fondren Foundation in support of the world languages department.

Fondren Endowment for History Studies Established in 1958 by The Fondren Foundation in support of Kinkaid’s history department.

GIFTS OF DISTINCTION

(Gifts of $25,000 to $499,999)

Established in 2007 by Alice Evans Pratt ’30 in honor of her great granddaughter Mason Bashaw Clelland ’08, to support the Student Life Council, a group of selected senior students who serve as peer mentors to assist all incoming freshmen in adjusting to the increased opportunities, expectations, and responsibilities as Upper School students.

The Brown Foundation Challenge Established in 1975 by The Brown Foundation to supply unrestricted funds to the School’s operating budget.

The Cali’s See the World Endowment Established in 2018 by an anonymous donor to support international trips, including Interim Term trips, for students on need-based financial aid.

These gifts endow special educational programs.

The AJ Carothers ’50 and Patty Edwards Visiting Artist Endowment

Jeanne S. Alsup Award for American Literature

Established in 2014 with funds donated in memory of AJ Carothers ’50. This endowment provides funds to allow a distinguished guest artist working in the fields of theatre, television and other creative arts to come to Kinkaid to interact with students. In 2017 the fund added retired Theater teacher Patty Edwards’ name to her major contributions to the fine arts program.

Established in 2014 by Al, Trey ’87, and Ashley Alsup ’88 upon Jeanne’s retirement after 31 years at Kinkaid as English Department chair and teacher. The award is presented each year to a member of the junior class who excels in the study of American Literature.

The Anderson Endowment Established in 1991 by Mary Greenwood Anderson ’32 and husband Ben to aid ongoing educational programs.

The Anderson Endowment Established in 1975 by Life Trustee Bruce Anderson and his wife Jackie, parents of Karen Anderson Martin ’68, Neal ’70, Craig ’72, Scott ’76, and Kevin ’80, and grandparents of Jacqueline Martin Shumate ’03, Scooter Anderson ’10, and Ellye Anderson ’12, to aid ongoing educational programs.

Class of 1966 Reunion Class Faculty Professional Development Fund Established in 2016 to honor the 50th Reunion of the Class of 1966. This fund supports Kinkaid’s ongoing faculty professional development program.

The Clayton Endowment Established by Will Clayton, founding member of the Kinkaid Board of Trustees, was the first gift received by the newly established Endowment Fund Trust in 1958.

The Anderson Endowment for Character Education

Columbiana Award for Teaching Excellence

Established in 2012 by the family and friends of Lenny Katz ’84 to fund capital improvements for the Lenny C. Katz Performing Arts Center.

Established in 2001 by the family and many friends of Life Trustee Bruce Anderson to support Kinkaid’s character education programs.

Established anonymously in 1983 to annually recognize excellence in teaching.

The Monteleone Chair in Boys Athletics

The M.D. Anderson Foundation Science Endowment

The Lenny Fund

Established in 2001 by Denise and William A. Monteleone Jr., parents of Will ’02, to endow the boys athletics department.

Parker Endowment for Mathematics Established by former Kinkaid Trustee Foster Parker and wife Mildred, parents of Robert ’61 and Jeffry ’62, grandparents of Bob, John, and Hattie ’93 and great grandparents of Sullivan Ball ’28, in support of the mathematics program.

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Established in 1990 by The West Foundation and The J. M. West Texas Corporation to support the world language program.

The Mason Bashaw Student Life Council Endowment

Created in 2001 to assist Kinkaid in helping its students to discover and develop their scientific talents.

The Paul and Jean Barnhart Endowment Established in 2000 by Life Trustee Paul Barnhart Sr., father of Irvin ’61, Velda Barnhart Evans ’63 and Paul Jr. ’70, grandfather of Kelly ’99 and Paul ’02, great grandfather of Lila Garwood ’31 and Wynn Barnhart ’33 to aid ongoing educational programs.

Abbott & Leslie Sprague Chair in Character Education and Community Service

The Paul and Karol Barnhart Endowment

Established in 2001 by Leslie Sprague and Abbott Sprague, parents of Coco ’07, Andrew ’08, Emmy ’12, Allison ’14, and Phin ’17, to underwrite a new position and a new chair for the teaching of

Established in 2000 by former Trustee Paul Barnhart Jr., father of Kelly ’99 and Paul ’02, and grandparent of Lila Garwood ’31 and Wynn Barnhart ’33, to aid ongoing educational programs.

The Barbara Cooney Teaching Fellowship Established in 2014 with funds from an anonymous donor and the 2015 Sporting Clays Benefit to support a one-year training and mentored experience for high character, high potential teachers and coaches, who have little or no teaching experience when they begin this program. The fund is named for Barbara Cooney who taught sixth grade ancient history for 38 years before retiring in 2013.

The Cooper Award Established in 2001 and named for Kinkaid’s second head of school, John Cooper, by Kelly and Curtis Kayem, parents of Robin Kayem Hancock ’90, Stacey ’93 and Chris ’97, and grandparents of Kurt Kayem ’31 and Philip Kayem ’33. This award is given annually to a senior who best reflects the qualities of character Kinkaid has identified as central to its mission.

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The Malcolm Cravens Mathematics Award Endowment Established in 1981 by Malcolm Cravens to annually recognize an outstanding mathematics student.

Gail and Stan Creech Athletics Endowment Established in 2000 by Gail and Stan Creech, parents of Stayton ’95 and Jason ’96, to support the boys athletics program.

The Cullen Endowment for Operations & Maintenance

The Fondren Technology Endowment Established in 1996 by The Fondren Foundation in support of technology.

The John Fontaine Endowment for Children’s Theatre Established in 2001 by the family and many friends of John Fontaine ’02, son of Nancy and Jack Fontaine, who was a vibrant member of the School’s initial Children’s Theatre troupe.

The Friedkin Technology Endowment

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The Herder Scientific Research Fund Established in 2005 by Carol and Charles Herder in honor of their children, Sarah Herder Nathan ’01 and Charles Herder III ’05, to promote independent scientific research by a Kinkaid student.

The Jacob Hershey Endowment for The Backyard

Established in 1997 by Debra and Dan Friedkin, parents of Danny ’07, Ryan ’08, Corbin ’11 and Savannah ’13, in support of technology.

Created in 2001 from the sale of a painting given to Kinkaid by Jake Hershey, this endowment underwrites programs utilizing Kinkaid’s Backyard Environmental Classroom.

The Greg Gephart Endowment for Faculty Continuing Education

The Jennifer Hicks Continuing Education Endowment Established in 1998 from donations made to the School in memory of Jennifer Hicks ’98 to support an annual continuing education award to a Kinkaid faculty member.

Established in 1997 by Carol and William DeArman, parents of Alex ’07 and Nicholas ’11, in support of technology.

Established in 2000 in memory of beloved Middle School teacher Greg Gephart by Judy and Frank Lee, parents of Grace Lee Hofer ’05, Parker ’07 and Jay ’10. This endowment was increased by a gift from Frances Hopper Jeter ’74 and husband Rick, parents of Emily Catherine Jeter Riggs ’04 and Tany Jeter Klaes ’07, grandparent of Tany Riggs ’34 and by many friends of Greg Gephart.

The John W. Elias Technology Endowment

The Margaret H. Gillingham Fine Arts Fund

Established in 2000 by John W. Elias ’58 to help Kinkaid stay abreast of the latest advances in educational and information technology.

Established in 2001 by Margaret H. and William J. Gillingham, parents of Susan Gillingham Duke ’63, grandparents of Alan Duke ’96 and Krista Duke Speicher ’99, to provide funding for Kinkaid’s fine arts program.

Established in 1992 by The Cullen Foundation to help underwrite the costs of operating and maintaining Kinkaid’s Middle School building.

The Cullen Technology Endowment Established in 1999 by The Cullen Foundation to support Kinkaid’s initiative to stay abreast of technology updates.

The DeArman Technology Endowment

Barbara and Harold Falik Family Fund for Faculty Continuing Education Established in 2000 by the Harold Falik Family, James ’67, Thomas ’69, John ’72 and Cindy Falik Kariel ’74, grandchildren Lisa Falik Seigle ’94, Brian Falik ’97, Jason Kariel ’99, Alan Falik ’01, Melissa Kariel ’02, Kevin Falik ’04 and Eydie Falik ’07 and great grandchild Claire Falik ’32 and Martha Falik ’34 to support Kinkaid’s extensive program for faculty development and enrichment.

The William J. Gillingham Debate Fund Established in 2001 by Margaret H. and William J. Gillingham, parents of Susan Gillingham Duke ’63, grandparents of Alan Duke ’96 and Krista Duke Speicher ’99, to support the operation of Kinkaid’s debate program.

The Green Endowment

The Finger Endowment

Established in 2001 by Ira and Susie Green parents of Harris ’13, Thomas ’14 and Cole ’16.

Established in 2000 by Jonathan Finger ’78 and wife Karen, parents of Robert ’11, Nathaniel ’12 and Carson ’15, to support general endowment needs.

The Hahn Visiting Artist Endowment

Dr. Gloria Fishman Faculty Continuing Education Endowment Established in 2007 to honor Lower School Head Dr. Gloria Fishman on her retirement. The fund perpetuates her commitment to educational excellence through expanding the School’s support of development and enrichment programs for lower school faculty.

Established in 2012 by Marcy and Roger Hahn, parents of Alex ’10 and Garrett ’13, to allow a distinguished performing artist to come to Kinkaid to interact with students.

The Head of School’s Endowment Fund Established in 2000 by The Zale Foundation, Amy and Wade Rosenberg and Bobbie and Leo Fields, parents and grandparents of Matthew Rosenberg ’01, Ethan Rosenberg ’02 and Betsy Rosenberg Riley

The Hobby Family Technology Endowment Established in 1997 by Hobby Family Foundation in support of Kinkaid’s technology programs.

The Oveta Culp Hobby Endowment for Faculty Continuing Education Established in 1995 to support the continuing education endeavors of the Kinkaid faculty and staff.

Hollo Family Endowment for Character Education Established in 2000 by Tanya Malev Strum and Reuven Hollo, parents of Michaela Hollo ’09 and William Hollo ’13, to support Kinkaid’s character education programs.

The Tany and Jack Hopper Fund Established in 2001 by the Hopper, James and Jeter families in memory of their parents, Tany and Jack Hopper, to recognize excellence in the School’s staff.

The Huffman Technology Endowment Established in 1998 by Kathleen and James Huffman in support of technology programs.

The Michael Hunter Endowment for the Performing Arts Established in 2017 with a gift from the estate of former student Michael Hunter ’66 to support and enhance the music, theatre and fine arts programs at Kinkaid.

The Jamail Endowment for Faculty Continuing Education Established in 1997 by Kinkaid Trustee Lee Jamail and husband Joseph, parents of Dahr ’71, Randall ’75 and Rob ’77, and grandparents of Lili ’10 and Joe ’12, to honor former Upper School Head and English Teacher J. Barry Moss. This endowment supports Kinkaid’s extensive faculty continuing education program.

The Ronald Raymond Johnson Photography Endowment Established in 1995 by the family and friends of Ronald Raymond Johnson ’78 to support the School’s award-winning photography program.

Rosenfield Family Upper School Deans Endowed Fund Established in 2018 by Dr. David Rosenfield and wife Maria, parents of Dylan ’14 and Lillian ’18 to honor Upper School Head Dean Quenby Mott and to provide additional educational opportunities for all Upper School Deans.

Class of 2024 presents Beauty and the Beast Jr.

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END OWED FUNDS

The Kilroy Endowment Established in 1975 by William S. and Jeanie Kilroy, parents of Billy ’86, to aid ongoing educational programs.

The Kilroy Endowment for Information Technology

Established in 1994 by Bonnie and Barry Likover, parents of Clay ’97 and Collin ’14, in memory of Kyle Likover. This endowment brings visiting authors to the Lower School for a two-day visit.

Established in 1986 by Jeanie and William S. Kilroy, parents of Billy ’86, the first major supporters of computer education and computer technology at Kinkaid, as a matching gift to gain further funding for Kinkaid’s technology programs.

Robin and Alan Lowe Choir Endowment

The Kinkaid Award for Volunteer Service

The Lyndhurst Foundation Endowment for the Backyard

Established in 2001 by Diane and Don Kendall, parents of Corinne ‘02, this award is given annually to a student or students who have demonstrated extraordinary dedication to an organization in the Houston community.

The Kinkaid Initiatives in Leadership Endowment Established in 2004 with proceeds from “A Conversation with the Bushes”, a fund-raising event featuring the 41st President George Bush and his wife Barbara sharing memories and stories with the Kinkaid community. The fund supports initiatives in leadership including speakers, special assemblies and leadership training.

The Ladin Endowment for the Teaching of English Established in 1981 by Lee and Sidney Ladin, parents of Phillip ’64, Ronald ’67 and Robin Ladin Dorn ’74, grandparents of Kris Yellen ’83, Missy Yellen Krantz ’84, Brian Ladin ’91, Leisa Ladin Dillon ’95, Leslie Ladin Strauss ’94 and Eric Ladin ’97, and great grandchildren Ben Krantz ’14, Sydney Krantz ’16, Lexie Strauss ’21, Samantha Dillon ’23, Ladin Strauss ’24 and Cameron Dillon ’26, to underwrite English faculty salaries.

Callie B. Law Award for Writing Established in 2007 by the friends and family of beloved English Teacher Callie B. Law, this award is given annually to the student whose achievement in writing is judged by the English Department to reflect the highest levels of excellence.

The Max R. and Mary Frances Lents Endowment for Faculty Continuing Education Established in 1996 in memory of Mary Lents by Life Trustee Max Lents, their daughter Ann Lents ’67 and her husband J. David Heaney, and by special friends in support of the School’s faculty enrichment program. In 2000 upon the death of Max Lents, the fund became known as the Max R. and Mary Frances Lents Endowment.

The Liedtke Endowment Established in 1970 by Life Trustee J. Hugh Liedtke and wife Betty, parents of Karen Liedtke Mark ’66, Kristy Liedtke ’69, Blake ’74 and Katie Liedtke Bade ’80, grandparents of Virginia Strickland ’97, Lacey Liedtke Brunner ’00 and Taylor Liedtke ’02, and great grandchild Laurie Brunner ’33, to aid ongoing educational programs.

The Liedtke Endowment Established in 1970 by Bessie and Bill Liedtke, parents of William III ’69, Laura Liedtke Bucholz ’71, Cadell Liedtke ’73 and Claire Liedtke Alexander ’76, and great grandparents of Marion Fertitta ‘24, Nancy Claire Fertitta ‘26, Annie Fertitta ‘28 and John Fertitta ‘30, to aid ongoing educational programs.

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The Likover Endowment for Visiting Lower School Authors

Established in 2000 by Fran and Gerald Lowe to honor their children, Robin Lowe Clarkson ’01 and Alan’ 03, both active participants in the Kinkaid Choir and grandparents of Jack Clarkson ’32.

Papadopoulos ’30, to bring renowned speakers to Kinkaid’s Upper School Biology Department.

Papadopoulos Biology Endowment Established in 1997 by Dr. and Mrs. C. N. Papadopoulos, parents of Helena Papadopoulos Johnson ’82, Dean Papadopoulos ’83, Christina Papadopoulos Papandreou ’88 and William Papadopoulos ’92 and grandparents of Anna Maria Johnson ’18, Christos Papandreou ’18, Aphrodite Papandreou ’22, Mary Papandreou ’25, Will Johnson, Maria Papadopoulos ’27 and Constantine Papadopoulos ’30, to underwrite special expenditures in the Biology Department.

Established in 2002 in celebration and remembrance of John Fontaine ’02, son of Nancy and Jack Fontaine, to support the School’s unique environment where our students observe and preserve nature.

The Reuben Littleton Philips Endowment

The McMinn Technology Endowment

The Panda’s Faculty Graduate School Endowment

Established in 1998 by Nancy and Bill McMinn, grandparents of Brad Beasley ’01 and Kate Beasley Brock ’05, in support of technology.

The Maby/King Award Endowment Established in 2017 by Monica Maby King and Kevin King ’75, parents of Collin ’07 and Bryson ’13, to fund a merit award to a rising senior male student who participates and excels in both athletics and theatre arts.

The Meyer Endowment Established in 1992 by Life Trustee Randall Meyer and wife Barbara, parents of Warren ’80, Gretchen Meyer Manias ’81 and Kirsten Meyer Wrinkle ’83, and grandparents of Andrew Manias ’13 and Hayden Manias ’14, in support of general endowment.

The J. Alec and Tara Mize Endowment Established in 2001 by Tara Crooker Mize ‘82 and husband Alec, parents of Katie Mize Belleville ’06 and Lexie Mize Moore ’09, to support Kinkaid’s general endowment needs.

The Joseph Barry Moss and Gary Brent Moss Fellowship in the Humanities Established in 2004 by J. Barry Moss, former Upper School Head and English Teacher, to provide the opportunity for Kinkaid faculty members to enrich themselves in the formal study of the Humanities or in other directly related activities.

The J. Barry Moss Distinguished Speaker Endowment Established in 2005 by gifts made in memory of Kinkaid’s beloved faculty member J. Barry Moss. The endowment supports an annual speaker series for students and the entire Kinkaid community.

The David and Pamela Ott Science & Technology Endowment Established in 2000 by Pam and David Ott, parents of Liz Ott Herndon ’92 and David ’97, and grandparents of Ellie Ott ’26, Annie Ott ’27, Owen Ott ’30 and Trip Ott ’32, to support science and technology programs.

The James N. Papadopoulos Biology Endowment Established in 1992 by Dr. and Mrs. C. N. Papadopoulos, parents of Helena Papadopoulos Johnson ’82, Dean Papadopoulos ’83, Christina Papadopoulos Papandreou ’88 and William Papadopoulos ’92 and grandparents of Anna Maria Johnson ’18, Christos Papandreou ’18, Aphrodite Papandreou ’22, Mary Papandreou ’25, Will Johnson, Maria Papadopoulos ’27 and Constantine

Established in 1975 by Mrs. Rebecca Philips in memory of her husband, Reuben Littleton Philips, to support the position of a resource specialist.

Established in 2018 by an anonymous donor to support faculty who are interested in pursuing graduate study.

The Poarch Family Endowment Established in 2001 by Cindy and Don Poarch, parents of Caroline ’00 and Allison ’03, to support Kinkaid’s general endowment needs.

The Robertson Endowment Established in 1990 by Beth Robertson ’64, mother of Grover Geiselman ’91 and Cullen Geiselman ’93, to support Kinkaid’s general endowment needs.

The Robinson Technology Endowment Established in 2000 by Sharyn and Dan Robinson, parents of Elizabeth Robinson Kendrick ’07 and Emily ’13, to support Kinkaid’s technology programs.

The Maria and David B. Rosenfield Family Endowment Established in 2009 by Dr. David B. Rosenfield and his wife Maria, parents of Dylan ’14 and Lillian ’18, to support a faculty member who will mentor students interested in doing independent scientific research.

The Jennie and Charles Simmons Summer Sabbatical Fund in Honor of John Germann Established in 2007 by Jan and Tom Simmons, parents of Jennie Simmons ’03 and Charles Simmons ‘05, to honor Upper School History Teacher John Germann and to provide the opportunity for faculty members with an extended record of distinguished service to Kinkaid to take time in the summer to travel and pursue a special interest.

The Tomlinson Endowment for Enrichment of Teaching Established in 1980 by former Kinkaid Trustee Prentis Tomlinson, father of Katherine Tomlinson Pennington ’88, to aid faculty development.

The Thorstenberg Technology Endowment Established in 1997 in memory of Louise and Russell Thorstenberg by Katy Archer Thorstenberg ’69 and Russell Thorstenberg Jr. ’67, parents of Annette ’00, Catherine ’02 and Russell ’04, in support of Kinkaid’s technology program.

The Underwood Endowment Established in 1963 by Life Trustee David M. Underwood ’54 and wife Lynda as a gift to the general endowment fund to underwrite educational programs.

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The Underwood Technology Endowment Established in 1998 by Life Trustee David M. Underwood ’54 and wife Lynda in support of Kinkaid’s technology program.

The David Underwood Endowment Fund for Teaching Excellence Established in 2016, in memory of Life Trustee David M. Underwood ’54, with funds from the 2016 Auction and his friends. This Endowment will support teachers in pursuit of advanced degrees beyond master’s levels and bring top educational leaders to campus for special training experiences for faculty.

The Walter Endowment Established in 1975 by Liz and Joe Walter Jr., parents of J. C. Walter III ’76, and grandparents of Steven Looke ’99, Joe Looke ’00, Liz Looke ’02, Collins Looke, Caroline Looke ’08, Catherine Looke Thompson, Mary Frances Looke, Christiana Looke, great grandparents to Bromley Looke ’28 and Carlye Looke ’33 to aid ongoing educational programs.

The Weiner Fellowship Program Established in 1986 by Sandra and Leon Weiner, parents of Rachel Weiner Davis ’75, Andy Weiner ’78 and Renee Weiner Lafair ’85, and grandparents of David Warren ’13, Daniel Warren ’14 and Michael Warren ’19, to create the Weiner Fellow Program that brings distinguished guests to Kinkaid’s Upper School.

The Wells Endowment for Visiting Speakers Established in 1971 by former Trustee Damon Wells Jr. ’54 to bring outstanding speakers to Kinkaid’s Upper School as Damon Wells Fellows.

The West Foundation Endowment for Character Education Established in 2004 by The West Endowment to support Kinkaid’s character education activities.

Ben and Doug Whitman Fund for Faculty Continuing Education Established in 1997 by the John B. Young Charitable Foundation in honor of Mr. Young’s grandsons, Doug Whitman ’86 and Ben Whitman ’92, and grandchildren Allison Whitman ’25 and Jonathan Whitman ’28, to support Kinkaid’s extensive program for faculty development and enrichment.

LEADERSHIP SCHOLARSHIPS These scholarships are awarded every four years to a ninth or tenth grade student with leadership potential and financial need. These scholarships, which will follow the student through his or her career in Upper School, fund tuition and also provide support for other activities intended to help the student build the habits of a successful leader.

The Margaret Hunter Kinkaid Leadership Scholarship Endowment for Girls Established in 2008 by special friends and the proceeds of the Kinkaid Alumnae and Friends Luncheon.

The Mayfield Leadership Scholarship Established in 2007 by Susan and Jack Mayfield, and Sheila and Tad ‘81 Mayfield, parents of Walt ’11 and Mike ’12.

Mary and Don North Leadership Scholarship Created in 2013 with proceeds from the 2013 Auction and the Kinkaid community to honor Kinkaid’s fourth head of school on his retirement.

The C.N. and Maria Papadopoulos Leadership Scholarship

The John and Dorothy Cooper Scholarship

Established in 2008 by The C.N. and Maria Papadopoulos Charitable Foundation in honor of Maria Papadopoulos and her late husband C.N. “Gus” Papadopoulos. The Papadopoulos family includes Helena Papadopoulos Johnson ’82, Dean Papadopoulos ’83, Christina Papadopoulos Papandreou ’88 and William Papadopoulos ’92 and grandparents of Anna Maria Johnson ’18, Christos Papandreou ’18, Aphrodite Papandreou ’22, Mary Papandreou ’25, Will Johnson, Maria Papadopoulos ’27 and Constantine Papadopoulos ’30.

Established in 1980 by Trustee Emeritus J. B. “Bubba” Coskey and wife Shirley, parents of Jay ’76 and Shari ’79, and grandparents of Julia Coskey Cole ’05 and Andrew ’07. This gift established the Cooper Award which gives a full year’s tuition to a meritorious senior student.

The Simmons Leadership Scholarship Established in 2006 by Ginny and L.E. Simmons, parents of Virginia Simmons Williams ’06 and William ’07.

The C.A. Coskey Sr. Scholarship Established in 1980 by Trustee Emeritus J. B. “Bubba” Coskey and wife Shirley, parents of Jay ’76 and Shari ’79, and grandparents of Julia Coskey Cole ’05 and Andrew ’07, in honor of Mr. Coskey’s father. The scholarship gives a full year’s tuition to a meritorious senior student.

The Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Coskey Scholarship

The Philip Stephenson Foundation Leadership Scholarship

Established in 2001 by Trustee Emeritus J. B. “Bubba” Coskey and wife Shirley, parents of Jay ’76 and Shari ’79, and grandparents of Julia Coskey Cole ’05 and Andrew ’07.

Established in 2008 by brothers Philip Stephenson ’83 and Charles Stephenson ’85.

The Cullen Scholarship

Endowed Scholarships

Established in 1974 by Harry Cullen ’55 and wife Rose, parents of Harry Cullen Jr. ’78 and Kathy Cullen McCord ’79.

Named for gifts of $25,000 or more to provide financial assistance to deserving students who would otherwise not be able to attend the school.

The Ames Scholarship Established in 1976 by Carole and Curt Ames, parents of Honey Ames Ashworth ’79 and Doug ’92 and grandparents of Emily Ashworth ’15.

The Barnhart Scholarship Established in 1973 by Life Trustee Paul Barnhart Sr., father of Irvin ’61, Velda Barnhart Evans ’63, and Paul Jr. ’70, grandfather of Kelly ’99 and Paul Barnhart ’02 and great grandfather of Lila Garwood ’31 and Wynn Barnhart ’33.

The Daniel Scholarship Established in 2009 by Pam and Steve Daniel, parents of Taylor ’14 and Morgan ’16.

The Dooley & Sam Endowment Established in 2018 by an anonymous donor to fund a need-based financial aid scholarship.

The Dunn Scholarship Established in 2008 by Dr. Steven Dunn ’77 wife Melynda, parents of Camille ’23, and his parents Dr. Ralph Dunn and Judge Camille Dunn.

The Fabacher Scholarship

The Barr Family Scholarship

Established in 2000 by Mary Helen and Michael Fabacher.

Established in 2009 by Noelle and John Barr, parents of Hanson ’16.

The Fant Scholarship

The Biggs Scholarship

Established by Fay and Eugene Fant, parents of Richard ’79 and Gina ’80.

Established in 1976 by Adelaide and Tom Biggs, parents of Adelaide Biggs Andrews ’81, Tom ’81 and Anne Biggs Hereford ’85.

The Jerry and Nanette Finger Foundation/Finger Brothers Scholarship

The Susan & Peter Bowers Scholarship Established in 1976 by The Rike Family Foundation.

The Katie and A.J. Brass Scholarship Established in 2008 by Joyce and Sanford Brass in honor of their son A.J., daughter-in-law Katie ’90, granddaughters Hallie ’22 and Joycie ’23.

The Bright Star Scholarship Established in 1976 by The Bright Star Foundation, Inc.

The Broussard Family Scholarship Established in 2004, by Mary Charlotte Broussard, mother of Robert ’90 and Charlotte ’93.

The Butler Foundation Scholarship Established in 1992 by The George and Anne Butler Foundation.

The Class of ‘68 Scholarship Established in 2008 by the Class of 1968 to commemorate its 40th Reunion.

The Class of 1970 Endowed Scholarship Fund Established in 2019 by the Class of 1970 to commemorate its 50th class reunion.

Established in 1976 by Marvey Finger, father of Edward Finger; Ronny Finger, father of Cristina Strauss Buaas ’83; and Jerry Finger, father of Richard ’74, Jon ’78 and Walter ’78, and grandfather of Evans ’07, Kerbey Finger Feinsilver ’09, Bennett, Robert ’11, Nathaniel ’12, Carson ’15 and Ava ’18.

The Ray C. Fish Scholarship Established in 1975 by the Ray C. Fish Foundation.

The John Fontaine Scholarship Established in 2001 in memory of John Fontaine ’02, by his grandparents Mr. & Mrs. Rodolph “Rody” B. Davenport III to underwrite a full scholarship for a deserving upper school student.

The Ford Foundation Scholarship Established in 1992 by the Edward E. Ford Foundation of Washington, D.C.

Coach Levy Garrett Fund Established in 2013 in memory of Coach Levy Garrett who loved student athletes and the opportunities Kinkaid provided them.

The John Germann Scholarship Established in 2010 to honor John Germann, Kinkaid’s former History Department Chair and Teacher on his retirement after 44 years at Kinkaid.

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The Glassell Scholarship

The Margaret Kinkaid Scholarship

Established in 1976 by former Trustee Alfred Glassell Jr. and his wife Clare.

Established in 1985 by Special Friends.

The Arthur E. Goddard Scholarship

Established in 2005 by Michael Kuhn ’68 and his wife Lucy.

Established in 2004 by his wife Ruth Goddard and son David in memory of Arthur E. Goddard, former Middle School Head and retired History Teacher.

The Lanier Scholarship

The Goodman Family Scholarship

Established in 1981 Elizabeth and Bob Lanier, parents of Holly ’78 and Gus ’80.

Established in 2006 by Stephanie and David Goodman, parents of former Kinkaid student William ’20.

The Rolanette and Berdon Lawrence Scholarship

The Greenwood Scholarship Established in 1977 by Gary Owen Greenwood ’65.

The Garrett Hamill Scholarship Established in 1970 by former Kinkaid Trustee Claud Hamill and his wife Marie in memory of their son Garrett ’50.

The Virginia Lyon Hedrick Scholarship Established in 1976 in honor of his mother by James E. Lyon Jr., father of Dana Lyon Graffagnini ’73, Melissa Lyon Johnson ’74 and Jennifer Lyon ’77, and grandfather of Jimmy Simon ’98, Cameron Simon ’01, Ginny Simon Murphy ’08 and Lee Simon Cersosimo ’08.

The Steven Hetrick Interim Term Scholarship Established in 2001 in memory of Steven Hetrick, son of Bonnie and Terry Hetrick, for deserving students who would otherwise not have the opportunity to take full advantage of Interim Term.

The Hoglund Foundation Scholarship Established in 2006 by The Hoglund Foundation.

The Horton Scholarship Established by 2001 by the estate of George F. Horton.

The Howe Scholarship Established in 2012 by Thorndike D. Howe III ’54 and wife Sue.

The Hurwitz Scholarship Established in 2000 by Barbara and Charles Hurwitz, parents of David ’86 and grandparents of Ellie and Scott ’15.

The Thomas P. Jacomini Jr. Family Scholarship Established in 2008 by family and friends in memory of Thomas P. Jacomini Jr. ‘85, his wife Susie, and their children Thomas ‘19 and Vivi ‘21.

The Jamail Scholarship Established in 1991 by Trustee Lee Jamail and husband & Joseph, parents of Dahr ’71, Randall ’75 and Rob ’77, and grandparents of Lili ’10 and Joe ’12.

Established in 2008 by Rolanette and Berdon Lawrence, parents of Heather Lawrence Mitchell, Mark and Charles ’96, grandparents of John Berdon Mitchell ’14, Elizabeth Mitchell ’17, Collin Lawrence ’18, Eliza Lawrence ’20, Harrison Lawrence ’22 and William Mitchell ’26 and Berdon Lawrence ’31, uncle and aunt of Patricia Goeringer and her children Madi ’13 and Alex ’16.

The David Warren Leatherbury Scholarship Established in 2003 by the family of David Warren Leatherbury, uncle of David Anders ’97.

The Ruth T. Lee Endowed Scholarship Established in 2017 by Lana Lee Cureton ’63 and husband Life Trustee Chip, parents of Peter ’92 and Cameron ’96, and grandparents of Wyatt ’28, Payne ’30 and Baker ’33, in memory of Lana’s mother, Ruth T. Lee.

The Lents Scholarship Established in 1973 by Life Trustee Max Lents and his wife Mary, parents of Ann Lents ’67, Murphy Lents ’69 and John Lents ’72, grandparents of Sarah Lents Cyphers ’99, Caroline Lents ’01, David Heaney, Katie Lents ’03, Max Lents ’03, Lizzie Heaney Ziccardi ’03, John Lents ’05, Sam Lents ’06, Mattie Lents Tisdale ’06 and Emmy Lents.

The R. Eddie Leonard Scholarship Established in 2005 by the family and many friends of beloved Kinkaid employee Eddie Leonard.

The Mark Lester Scholarship Established in 1964 in memory of Mark Lester ’66 by his parents Mr. & Mrs. Earl Lester Jr.

The William E. and Alphia Lester Scholarship Created in 2014 by Sandra McBride and her children, Tracy Dillee McCleary and Jason Dillee ’95, in memory of Sandra’s parents.

The Joan Schnitzer Levy Scholarship

Established in 1974 in memory of Robert McDannald by his wife Mrs. R. M. McDannald, mother of Mary Sue McDannald Carlson ’60 and Monty McDannald ’62, grandmother of David McDannald ’90, Mark McDannald ’93 and Paul McDannald ’95.

The Garry McMillan Scholarship Established in 2007 by former players, friends and colleagues of retired Football Coach Garry McMillan. This need-based scholarship is awarded to an Upper School male student who embodies Coach McMillan’s special qualities of character and commitment to the School and to athletics.

The Mentz Scholarship Established in 2000 by Paula and Henry Mentz, parents of Henry ‘11, James ’13, Philip ’17 and Margaret ’21.

The Metts Family Scholarship Established in 2007 to assist underserved students by Houston Endowment Inc. in honor of Harold Metts, one of its former directors, and grandfather of Erin Howell ’09 and Meagan Howell ’11.

The Miller Family Scholarship Established in 2007 by Mary Catherine Miller, mother of Kendall Miller ’83.

The Montgomery Scholarship Established in 2009 by Kelly and Bill Montgomery, parents of William ’11, Caroline ’12 and Katherine ’18.

The Mosbacher Scholarship Established in 1974 by former Trustee Robert A. Mosbacher, father of Diane Mosbacher ’67, Robert Jr., Kathryn Mosbacher Wheeler and Lisa Mosbacher Mears ’75, grandfather of Parker Mears ’02, Whitney Mears ’02 and Bayly Mears ’10.

The Moses Scholarship Established in 1977 by Lannie Mecom ’61 and Robert Moses.

The Barry Moss Scholarship Established in 2000 by Cathy and Ed Frank ’68, parents of Mary John Frank ’99, Louise Frank Pennebaker ’01 and Catherine Frank ’12, in honor of former Upper School Head and English Teacher J. Barry Moss.

The Paul B. Murphy Jr. Family Scholarship

Established in 2002 by Joan Schnitzer Levy, mother of Kenneth ’72 and Douglas ’74 and grandmother of Douglas ’06, Jonathan ’09, Robert ’17 and Stephen ’19.

Established in 2007 by former Trustee Paul B. Murphy Jr., father of Catherine ’07, Trey ’11 and Robert ’14.

The Little Scholarship

The New Orleans Scholarship

Established in 2009 by Chris Little ’59 and wife Betsy.

The Jameson Scholarship

The Long Scholarship

Established in 2004 by Gretchen and Peter Jameson, parents of Kelly Grace Jameson ’10, in memory of Robert D. Jameson Jr. ’68.

Established in 1977 by Cornelia and Meredith Long, parents of Meredith Long ’71, Nina O’Leary Zilkha, Alisa O’Leary, Cavanaugh O’Leary ’76, Gretchen Long Jameson, Martha Long Lipsitz and grandparents of Kelly Jameson ’10.

The Willard and Ruth Johnson Foundation Scholarship

Established in 2006 by New Orleans’ families whose students were relocated to Kinkaid after Hurricane Katrina.

The Don and Elaine North Scholarship Established in 2002 by Kinkaid trustees and friends of Kinkaid’s fourth head of school, Donald C. North, in memory of his parents, Don and Elaine North.

Established in 2008 by The Willard and Ruth Johnson Foundation and Todd Johnson ’85 and wife Paige, parents of Wells ’12, John David ’14, Pierce ’17, Hill ’18 and Blake ’22.

The Martel Scholarship

The Ralph S. O’Connor Scholarship

Established in 1998 by The Marian and Speros Martel Foundation.

Established in 1999 by former trustee Ralph S. O’Connor.

The Mora/Bernat Family Scholarship

The Ogilvie Family Scholarship

The Kinkaid Scholarship

Established in 2018 by Andrejka Bernatova and David Mora, parents of David ’31 and Jack ’33.

Established in 2008 by Kinkaid Trustee E. Staman Ogilvie and wife Beverly and sons Brian ’00 and Ben ’02.

Established in 1991 by Mrs. Barbara Kinkaid.

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The Robert Morris McDannald Scholarship

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The Pakzaban Scholarship Established in 2008 by Dr. Peyman Pakzaban and his wife Debbie, parents of Ashley ’17 and Lexy ’21.

The Kathy and Clay Parker/Grady Lee Scholarship Established in 2000 by Kathy Sabom Parker ’65 and husband Clay ’65 and son Grady Lee ’89 to underwrite a full scholarship for a deserving Upper School student.

The Liz and Dick Respess Endowed Scholarship Established in 2017 by Dick Respess ’66 and wife Liz. Additional funds were contributed by friends and family of Dick after his death in 2017.

The Rehmatulla Scholarship Established in 2009 by Sabiha and Omar Rehmatulla, parents of Aziza ’13 and Omar ’16.

Penn ’92, grandparents of Lovett Shaper ’15, Jake Shaper ’17, Nell Shaper, Jeffers Shaper ’19, Riley Shaper ’19, Ben Shaper ’22, Kee Shaper ’22, Lainey Shaper ’24 and Warner Shaper ’26.

The Biggs Scholarship

The Shapiro Scholarship

The Susan & Peter Bowers Scholarship

Established in 2000 by Marc J. Shapiro ’65 and wife Jeri, parents of Cindy Shapiro Zabel ’92 and Stephen ’96.

Established in 1976 by The Rike Family Foundation.

W.A. & Madeline Smith Charitable Trust/ Weissenstein Scholarship Established in 2000 by the W.A. & Madeline Smith Charitable Trust and Robert E. Weissenstein, father of Josh ’04 and Ben ’08.

The Talbert Scholarship Established in 2011 by Laura and Winston Talbert, parents of Caroline ’14 and Emily ’17.

The Jane Hyer Tallichet Scholarship

Established in 1976 by Adelaide and Tom Biggs, parents of Adelaide Biggs Andrews ’81, Tom ’81 and Anne Biggs Hereford ’85.

The Katie and A.J. Brass Scholarship Established in 2008 by Joyce and Sanford Brass in honor of their son A.J., daughter-in-law Katie ’90, granddaughters Hallie ’22 and Joycie ’23.

The Bright Star Scholarship Established in 1976 by The Bright Star Foundation, Inc.

The Broussard Family Scholarship Established in 2004, by Mary Charlotte Broussard, mother of Robert ’90 and Charlotte ’93.

The Richey Scholarship

Established in 1968 by Mrs. Greer Marechal.

The Butler Foundation Scholarship

Established in 2009 by Jackie and Al Richey, parents of Sam ’17 and Claire ’20.

The Patrick F. Taylor Scholarship

Established in 1992 by The George and Anne Butler Foundation.

The Barbara and Corbin J. Robertson Jr. Scholarships Established in 2008 by Kinkaid Trustee Corbin J. Robertson Jr. and wife Barbara Moses Robertson ’65, parents of Corbin J. Robertson III ’89, Christine Robertson Morenz ’92 and William K. Robertson ’94, and grandparents of Bradyn Robertson ’21, Lillie Morenz ’21, Hope Morenz ’23, Hunter Robertson ’23, Gayle Robertson ’25, Jake Robertson ’27, Keen Robertson ’28, Shea Morenz ’28 and Kaki Robertson ’31.

The Mickey Saltman Scholarship Established in 2010 to honor former Upper School Head Mickey Saltman.

The Charlie Sanders Scholarship Established with proceeds from the 2010 Kinkaid Auction to honor Kinkaid alumnus and longtime coach/staff member Charlie Sanders ’54.

Established in 2010 by The Patrick F. Taylor Foundation to honor Mr. Taylor ’55, one of the first financial aid recipients at Kinkaid, and a strong supporter of financial aid for deserving students nationwide.

The Tomlinson Scholarship Established in 1977 by Prentis Tomlinson, father of Katherine Tomlinson Pennington ’88.

The Trammell Scholarship Established in 1974 by Carolyn and Tom Trammell, parents of Julia Trammell ’86.

The Katherine ‘89 and Carlos Treistman Scholarship Established in 2008 by Katherine Ginzburg Treistman ’89 and her husband Carlos, parents of Alexander ’19 and Anthony ’21.

The Waite Scholarship

The Louisa Stude Sarofim Foundation Scholarship

Established in 2009 by AnnaLee Waite and Andy, parents of Henry ’12 and Oliver.

Established in 2005 by the Louisa Stude Sarofim Foundation.

The Tom Wey Scholarship

The Saunders Scholarship Established in 1973 by J. B. Saunders III ’58.

The Elena Semander Scholarship for Art and Athletics Established in 1982 by the Semander family and friends in memory of Elena Semander ’79. This award is presented annually to a senior girl who excels in the arts and athletics and possesses the character traits of Elena Semander.

The Zack Semander Scholarship Established in 1996 by the Kinkaid Alumni Association to create a need-based alumni scholarship for a deserving upper school student.

The endowment was fully funded in 2007 by proceeds from the Zack Semander Memorial Golf Tournament, named in memory of the former Kinkaid golf coach.

The Raj Shah Scholarship

The Class of ’68 Scholarship Established in 2008 by the Class of 1968 to commemorate its 40th Reunion.

The John and Dorothy Cooper Scholarship Established in 1980 by Trustee Emeritus J. B. “Bubba” Coskey and wife Shirley, parents of Jay ’76 and Shari ’79, and grandparents of Julia Coskey Cole ’05 and Andrew ’07. This gift established the Cooper Award which gives a full year’s tuition to a meritorious senior student.

The C.A. Coskey Sr. Scholarship Established in 1980 by Trustee Emeritus J. B. “Bubba” Coskey and wife Shirley, parents of Jay ’76 and Shari ’79, and grandparents of Julia Coskey Cole ’05 and Andrew ’07, in honor of Mr. Coskey’s father. The scholarship gives a full year’s tuition to a meritorious senior student.

The Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Coskey Scholarship

Established in 2008 with funds from the Annual Zack Semander Memorial Golf Tournament to honor longtime coach and faculty member Tom Wey.

Established in 2001 by Trustee Emeritus J. B. “Bubba” Coskey and wife Shirley, parents of Jay ’76 and Shari ’79, and grandparents of Julia Coskey Cole ’05 and Andrew ’07.

The Woodson Scholarship

The Cullen Scholarship

Established by Vicki and Jim Woodson, parents of Gunter ’89 and Kirby ’91.

ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS Named for gifts of $25,000 or more to provide financial assistance to deserving students who would otherwise not be able to attend the school.

Established in 1974 by Harry Cullen ’55 and wife Rose , parents of Harry Cullen Jr. ’78 and Kathy Cullen McCord ’79.

The Daniel Scholarship Established in 2009 by Pam and Steve Daniel, parents of Taylor ’14 and Morgan ’16.

The Dooley & Sam Endowment

The Ames Scholarship

Established in 2018 by an anonymous donor to fund a need-based financial aid scholarship.

Established in 1976 by Carole and Curt Ames, parents of Honey Ames Ashworth ’79 and Doug ’92 and grandparents of Emily Ashworth ’15.

The Dunn Scholarship

The Barnhart Scholarship

Established in 2008 by Dr. Steven Dunn ’77 wife Melynda, parents of Camille ’23, and his parents Dr. Ralph Dunn and Judge Camille Dunn.

Established in 1999 by Rohit Shah ’95, mother Dr. Usha Shah and friends of Raj Shah in his memory to underwrite a full scholarship for a deserving Upper School student.

Established in 1973 by Life Trustee Paul Barnhart Sr., father of Irvin ’61, Velda Barnhart Evans ’63, and Paul Jr. ’70, grandfather of Kelly ’99 and Paul Barnhart ’02.

The Shaper Family Scholarship

The Barr Family Scholarship

The Fant Scholarship

Established in 2007 by Sue and Steve Shaper, parents of Peter ’84, Park ’86, Page Shaper Haun ’88 and

Established in 2009 by John and Noelle Barr, parents of Hanson ’16.

Established by Fay and Eugene Fant, parents of Richard ’79 and Gina ’80.

The Fabacher Scholarship Established in 2000 by Mary Helen and Michael Fabacher.

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The Jerry and Nanette Finger Foundation/Finger Brothers Scholarship Established in 1976 by Marvey Finger, father of Edward Finger; Ronny Finger, father of Cristina Strauss Buaas ’83; and Jerry Finger, father of Richard ’74, Jon ’78 and Walter ’78, and grandfather of Evans ’07, Kerbey Finger Feinsilver ’09, Bennett, Robert ’11, Nathaniel ’12, Carson ’15 and Ava ’18.

The Ray C. Fish Scholarship Established in 1975 by the Ray C. Fish Foundation.

The John Fontaine Scholarship Established in 2001 in memory of John Fontaine ’02, by his grandparents Mr. & Mrs. Rodolph “Rody” B. Davenport III to underwrite a full scholarship for a deserving upper school student.

The Ford Foundation Scholarship Established in 1992 by the Edward E. Ford Foundation of Washington, D.C.

The Hurwitz Scholarship

The Joan Schnitzer Levy Scholarship

Established in 2000 by Barbara and Charles Hurwitz, parents of David ’86 and grandparents of Ellie and Scott ’15.

Established in 2002 by Joan Schnitzer Levy, mother of Kenneth ’72 and Douglas ’74 and grandmother of Douglas ’06, Jonathan ’09, Robert ’17 and Stephen ’19.

The Thomas P. Jacomini Jr. Family Scholarship

The Little Scholarship

Established in 2008 by family and friends in memory of Thomas P. Jacomini, Jr. ’85, his wife Susie, and their children Thomas ’19 and Vivi ’21.

The Jamail Scholarship Established in 1991 by Trustee Lee Jamail and husband & Joseph, parents of Dahr ’71, Randall ’75 and Rob ’77, and grandparents of Lili ’10 and Joe ’12.

The Jameson Scholarship Established in 2004 by Gretchen and Peter Jameson, parents of Kelly Grace Jameson ’10, in memory of Robert D. Jameson, Jr. ’68.

The Willard and Ruth Johnson Foundation Scholarship

Established in 2009 by Chris Little ’59 and wife Betsy.

The Long Scholarship Established in 1977 by Cornelia and Meredith Long, parents of Meredith Long ’71, Nina O’Leary Zilkha, Alisa O’Leary, Cavanaugh O’Leary ’76, Gretchen Long Jameson, Martha Long Lipsitz and grandparents of Kelly Jameson ’10.

The Martel Scholarship Established in 1998 by The Marian and Speros Martel Foundation.

The Robert Morris McDannald Scholarship

Established in 2008 by The Willard and Ruth Johnson Foundation and Todd Johnson ’85 and wife Paige, parents of Wells ’12, John David ’14, Pierce ’17, Hill ’18 and Blake ’22.

Established in 1974 in memory of Robert McDannald by his wife Mrs. R. M. McDannald, mother of Mary Sue McDannald Carlson ’60 and Monty McDannald ’62, grandmother of David McDannald ’90, Mark McDannald ’93 and Paul McDannald ’95.

Established in 2010 to honor John Germann, Kinkaid’s former History Department Chair and Teacher on his retirement after 44 years at Kinkaid.

The Kinkaid Scholarship

The Coach Garry McMillan Scholarship

Established in 1991 by Mrs. Barbara Kinkaid.

The Glassell Scholarship

Established in 1985 by Special Friends.

Established in 1976 by former Trustee Alfred Glassell Jr. and his wife Clare.

The Michael and Lucy Kuhn Scholarship

The Arthur E. Goddard Scholarship

Established in 2005 by Michael Kuhn ’68 and his wife Lucy.

Established in 2007 by former players, friends and colleagues of retired Football Coach Garry McMillan. This need-based scholarship is awarded to an Upper School male student who embodies Coach McMillan’s special qualities of character and commitment to the School and to athletics.

Coach Levy Garrett Fund Established in 2013 in memory of Coach Levy Garrett who loved student athletes and the opportunities Kinkaid provided them.

The John Germann Scholarship

Established in 2004 by his wife Ruth Goddard and son David in memory of Arthur E. Goddard, former Middle School Head and retired History Teacher.

The Goodman Family Scholarship Established in 2006 by Stephanie and David Goodman, parents of former Kinkaid student William ’20.

The Greenwood Scholarship Established in 1977 by Gary Owen Greenwood ’65.

The Garrett Hamill Scholarship Established in 1970 by former Kinkaid Trustee Claud Hamill and his wife Marie in memory of their son Garrett ’50.

The Virginia Lyon Hedrick Scholarship Established in 1976 in honor of his mother by James E. Lyon Jr., father of Dana Lyon Graffagnini ’73, Melissa Lyon Johnson ’74 and Jennifer Lyon ’77, and grandfather of Jimmy Simon ’98, Cameron Simon ’01, Ginny Simon Murphy ’08 and Lee Simon Cersosimo ’08.

The Steven Hetrick Interim Term Scholarship Established in 2001 in memory of Steven Hetrick, son of Bonnie & Terry Hetrick, for deserving students who would otherwise not have the opportunity to take full advantage of Interim Term.

The Hoglund Foundation Scholarship Established in 2006 by The Hoglund Foundation.

The Horton Scholarship Established by 2001 by the estate of George F. Horton.

The Howe Scholarship Established in 2012 by Thorndike D. Howe III ’54 and wife Sue.

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The Margaret Kinkaid Scholarship

The Lanier Scholarship Established in 1981 Elizabeth and Bob Lanier, parents of Holly ’78 and Gus ’80.

The Rolanette and Berdon Lawrence Scholarship Established in 2008 by Rolanette and Berdon Lawrence, parents of Heather Lawrence Mitchell, Mark and Charles ’96, grandparents of John Berdon Mitchell ’14, Elizabeth Mitchell ’17, Collin Lawrence ’18, Eliza Lawrence ’20, Harrison Lawrence ’22 and William Mitchell ’26 and Berdon Lawrence ’31, uncle and aunt of Patricia Goeringer and her children Madi ’13 and Alex ’16.

The David Warren Leatherbury Scholarship Established in 2003 by the family of David Warren Leatherbury, uncle of David Anders ’97.

The Ruth T. Lee Endowed Scholarship Established in 2017 by Lana Lee Cureton ’63 and husband Life Trustee Chip, parents of Peter ’92 and Cameron ’96, and grandparents of Wyatt ’28 and Payne Cureton ’30, in memory of Lana’s mother, Ruth T. Lee.

The Lents Scholarship Established in 1973 by Mary and Max Lents.

The R. Eddie Leonard Scholarship Established in 2005 by the family and many friends of beloved Kinkaid employee Eddie Leonard.

The Mark Lester Scholarship Established in 1964 in memory of Mark Lester ’66 by his parents Mr. & Mrs. Earl Lester Jr.

The William E. and Alphia Lester Scholarship Created in 2014 by Sandra McBride and her children, Tracy Dillee McCleary and Jason Dillee ’95, in memory of Sandra’s parents.

The Mentz Scholarship Established in 2000 by Paula and Henry Mentz, parents of Henry ’11, James ’13, Philip ’17 and Margaret ’21.

The Metts Family Scholarship Established in 2007 to assist underserved students by Houston Endowment Inc. in honor of Harold Metts, one of its former directors, and grandfather of Erin Howell ’09 and Meagan Howell ’11.

The Miller Family Scholarship Established in 2007 by Mary Catherine Miller, mother of Kendall Miller ’83.

The Montgomery Scholarship Established in 2009 by Kelly and Bill Montgomery, parents of William ’11, Caroline ’12 and Katherine ’18.

The Mosbacher Scholarship Established in 1974 by former Trustee Robert A. Mosbacher, father of Diane Mosbacher ’67, Robert Jr., Kathryn Mosbacher Wheeler and Lisa Mosbacher Mears ’75, grandfather of Parker Mears ’02, Whitney Mears ’02 and Bayly Mears ’10.

The Moses Scholarship Established in 1977 by Lannie Mecom ’61 and Robert Moses.

The Barry Moss Scholarship Established in 2000 by Cathy and Ed Frank ’68, parents of Mary John Frank ’99, Louise Frank Pennebaker ’01 and Catherine Frank ’12, in honor of former Upper School Head and English Teacher J. Barry Moss.

The Paul B. Murphy Jr. Family Scholarship Established in 2007 by former Trustee Paul B. Murphy Jr., father of Catherine ’07, Trey ’11 and Robert ’14.

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The Shapiro Scholarship Established in 2000 by Marc J. Shapiro ’65 and wife Jeri, parents of Cindy Shapiro Zabel ’92 and Stephen ’96.

W.A. & Madeline Smith Charitable Trust/ Weissenstein Scholarship Established in 2000 by the W.A. & Madeline Smith Charitable Trust and Robert E. Weissenstein, father of Josh ’04 and Ben ’08.

The Talbert Scholarship Established in 2011 by Laura and Winston Talbert, parents of Caroline ’14 and Emily ’17.

The Jane Hyer Tallichet Scholarship Established in 1968 by Mrs. Greer Marechal.

The Patrick F. Taylor Scholarship Established in 2010 by The Patrick F. Taylor Foundation to honor Mr. Taylor ’55, one of the first financial aid recipients at Kinkaid, and a strong supporter of financial aid for deserving students nationwide.

The Tomlinson Scholarship Established in 1977 by Prentis Tomlinson, father of Katherine Tomlinson Pennington ’88.

Members of the Cum Laude Society 2020

The New Orleans Scholarship Established in 2006 by New Orleans’ families whose students were relocated to Kinkaid after Hurricane Katrina.

The Don and Elaine North Scholarship Established in 2002 by Kinkaid trustees and friends of Kinkaid’s fourth head of school, Donald C. North, in memory of his parents, Don and Elaine North.

The Ralph S. O’Connor Scholarship Established in 1999 by former trustee Ralph S. O’Connor.

The Ogilvie Family Scholarship

’23, Gayle Robertson ’25, Jake Robertson ’27, Keen Robertson ’28, Shea Morenz ’28 and Kaki Robertson ’31.

The Trammell Scholarship

The Mickey Saltman Scholarship

The Katherine ’89 and Carlos Treistman Scholarship

Established in 2010 to honor former Upper School Head Mickey Saltman.

The Charlie Sanders Scholarship Established with proceeds from the 2010 Kinkaid Auction to honor Kinkaid alumnus and longtime coach/staff member Charlie Sanders ’54.

The Louisa Stude Sarofim Foundation Scholarship

Established in 2008 by Kinkaid Trustee E. Staman Ogilvie and wife Beverly and sons Brian ’00 and Ben ’02.

Established in 2005 by the Louisa Stude Sarofim Foundation.

The Pakzaban Scholarship

The Saunders Scholarship

Established in 2008 by Dr. Peyman Pakzaban and his wife Debbie, parents of Ashley ’17 and Lexy ’21.

The Kathy and Clay Parker/Grady Lee Scholarship Established in 2000 by Clay ’65 & Kathy Sabom Parker ’65 and husband Clay ’65 and son Grady Lee ’89 to underwrite a full scholarship for a deserving Upper School student.

The Liz and Dick Respess Endowed Scholarship Established in 2017 by Dick Respess ’66 and wife Liz. Additional funds were contributed by friends and family of Dick after his death in 2017.

The Rehmatulla Scholarship Established in 2009 by Omar and Sabiha Rehmatulla, parents of Aziza ’13 and Omar ’16.

The Richey Scholarship Established in 2009 by Jackie and Al Richey, parents of Sam ’17 and Claire ’20.

The Barbara and Corbin J. Robertson Jr. Scholarships Established in 2008 by Kinkaid Trustee Corbin J. Robertson Jr. and wife Barbara Moses Robertson ’65, parents of Corbin J. Robertson III ’89, Christine Robertson Morenz ’92 and William K. Robertson ’94, and grandparents of Bradyn Robertson ’21, Lillie Morenz ’21, Hope Morenz ’23, Hunter Robertson

Established in 1973 by J. B. Saunders III ’58.

The Elena Semander Scholarship for Art and Athletics Established in 1982 by the Semander family and friends in memory of Elena Semander ’79. This award is presented annually to a senior girl who excels in the arts and athletics and possesses the character traits of Elena Semander.

The Zack Semander Scholarship Established in 1996 by the Kinkaid Alumni Association to create a need-based alumni scholarship for a deserving upper school student.

The endowment was fully funded in 2007 by proceeds from the Zack Semander Memorial Golf Tournament, named in memory of the former Kinkaid Golf Coach.

Established in 1974 by Carolyn and Tom Trammell, parents of Julia Trammell ’86.

Established in 2008 by Katherine Ginzburg Treistman ’89 and her husband Carlos, parents of Alexander ’19 and Anthony ’21.

The Waite Scholarship Established in 2009 by AnnaLee Waite and Andy, parents of Henry ’12 and Oliver.

The Tom Wey Scholarship Established in 2008 with funds from the Annual Zack Semander Memorial Golf Tournament to honor longtime coach and faculty member Tom Wey.

The Woodson Scholarship Established by Vicki and Jim Woodson, parents of Gunter ’89 and Kirby ’91.

ENDOWMENTS ESTABLISHED IN 2019-2020 The STEM Teaching Award Endowment Established in 2019 by Ellen and Daryl Morey, parents of Karen and Scott ’20, to annually recognize a Kinkaid faculty member for excellence in teaching students in one of the traditional STEM disciplines.

The Shah Endowed Scholarship Fund Established in 2020 by Rupa and Anup Shah, parents of Aaryan ’32.

The Raj Shah Scholarship

The Edward M. Trusty Jr. Fund

Established in 1999 by Rohit Shah ’95, mother Dr. Usha Shah and friends of Raj Shah in his memory to underwrite a full scholarship for a deserving Upper School student.

Established in 2020 by the many Kinkaid friends of Dr. Ed Trusty, former Interim Head of School, to support incidental expenses for students on financial aid.

The Shaper Family ScholarshipEstablished in 2007 by Sue and Steve Shaper, parents of Peter ’84, Park ’86, Page Shaper Haun ’88 and Penn ’92, grandparents of Lovett Shaper ’15, Jake Shaper ’17, Nell Shaper, Jeffers Shaper ’19, Riley Shaper ’19, Ben Shaper ’22, Kee Shaper ’22, Lainey Shaper ’24 and Warner Shaper ’26.

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SPECIAL EVENTS UNDERWRITING Every year Kinkaid has special events that help support scholarships and provide much-needed additional resources to divisions and departments. Thank you to everyone that supported the special events at Kinkaid in the 2019  2020 school year.

2019 KINKAID OPEN IN MEMORY OF ZACK SEMANDER TOURNAMENT

Allegiance Bank Veritex Community Bank FALCON

The Dalio Family Whitney & Matt Gordon Maya & Matt Pomroy Kelly & Adam Tepper GOLD

Allegiance Bank Adam Altsuler Geeta & Vipul Anand Doug Aron, Doug George, Matt Gordon, Brian McMackin Jennifer & Bruce Bilger Blalock & Dunwoody Families Jeb Bowden Clovis Point Capital Dianne & Dan English Lex Hochner, Andy Hull, Bobby Stillwell, Bret Zorich Linbeck Group, LLC/Pin Oak Interests Candy & Mark Provine School of Automotive Machinists & Technology/ Massingill Family Ellen & Andrew Sheedy Aimee & Wynne Snoots Wing Aviation Jennifer & Ron Zach PURPLE

CN and Maria Papadopoulos Charitable Foundation Deal Sikes Edie & Albert Lee Title Houston Holdings PRACTICE AREA

Bank of Houston, N.A. BBVA Compass John & Laura Beckworth/Hobby Family Foundation Frost Bank Jones Industrial Holdings, Inc. Juneau Exploration Sarah & Christopher Leavitt April & Wells McGee HOLE

Liz & David Anders The Bickers & Wynn Families Ben Brown Caroline & Will Brown Dr. James Crowe Laura & Mark Dalton Katie & Johnny Forney Tomisu Friedkin Jonathan Goldberg Gordon Partners Design The Heath Family Brenda & Bradley Jones The Family of Audrey Jones Nicole & Evan H. Katz

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Reza Ebrahimi ’01, Bruce Bilger ’01, Todd Moore ’01, Charles Litton ’01 at the Kinkaid Open

Laura & Charles Litton Vasilios Mathews Lisa & Will Mathis Rebecca & Ben Miller Lauren & Brad Morgan Brooke & Billy O’Neil Old Republic Title - Anne Louise Blanchard The Olsson Family Segment Wealth Management/Gil Baumgarten Phyllis & Jack Selber The Semander & Nicolaou Families Shipley Do-Nuts Courtney & Doug Swanson Sylvia & Hank Tepper Wise & Susong, LLC FRIEND

William & Whitney Beckworth Virginia Mary Brown Kenneth Goldstein Susan & Mike Heldebrand Kay Holmes Marie Louise & David Kinder The Lingle Family David & Katherine Lucke Jennifer & Tom Moore Outdoor Voices Pamela & William Papadopoulos Anup Shah Lindsay & Samuel Wallace

2019 BOOK FAIR NOBEL PRIZE IN LITERATURE

Laurie and Blake Liedtke Anooshea and Alan Taghdisi PULITZER PRIZE

The Clyde Buck Family Nicole and Evan H. Katz Elizabeth Cooper CALDECOTT MEDAL

Janie and Dick Beeler The Chambers Family Debbey and Glenn Guy Steve and Jessica Koo Anup and Rupa Shah Carolyn and Garry Tanner Christina and Chip Van Os NEWBERRY AWARD

Raquel and Walid Adham Yuan Qiu and Chen Chen Joanie and Jude Filippone Daniel and Annette Gordon Gram Mimi Hagerty The John Harper Family Ralph and Jennie Hull Hien and Theresa Le Sarah and Chris Leavitt The Leiman Family Niaz and Andre Lighvani Kay and BrandonLobb Kimberly and Rich Logue The Maldonado Family Heleln and Danny Maxson The Pomroy Family The Pye Family

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Joy and Edward Randall Carroll R. Ray Brooke and Corby Robertson Laura and Will Robertson Robin and Thanh Roettele Stacey and Brock Silverstein Joel Smith and Tina Lee The Assiff-Young Family Hannah and Chris Kayem BEST SELLERS

Richard, Finley and Kennedy Colvin Jodi and Adam Altsuler Hester and David Anders Lisa and Amir Ansari The Paull Family Patricia and Michael Blalock Caroline and Will Brown Sandy and Lucky Burke Jim and Chris Carlson George and Anastasia Constantinou The Cornell Family Rick and Heather Dean Liz and Brian Dinerstein Gregg and Betsy Goldstein Jennifer and Jason Gordon Mary K. Grum Carolyn and Carlos Hamilton Kim and Ron Hankamer Kathy and Ronnie Hankamer Kitty and Lex Hochner Julia and Stephen Jacobson Brenda and Brad Jones Katherine and Stewart Jones Darren Jones Julianne and Chris Kugle Gina and Tommy Lamme The Lewitton Family The Loeffler Family Blair and Bryan Loocke The Mehling Family Robin and John Milutin Do Not List The Napierkowski Family Tammy and Wayne Nguyen The Oldham Family Travis and Melissa Parigi The Peacock Family Diane Respert and Christine Byse Diane and John Riley Sarah and Gregg Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Doug Swanson Betty and Michael Tapick The Treleaven Family Nancy Van Os Randal and Mehgan Wichuk Alex and Bobby Stillwell

Gail and Kenneth Goldstein Nuala Haddox The Hanna Family Nancy and Carrick Inabnett HollyAnne and Daniel Jenkins Barbara and David Kantrovitz The Keeney Family Valerie Leavitt Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Leman Aynsley and Palmer Letzerich Richard Leibman Franna and Ted Litton Wayne and Carol Long Patricia and William Loocke Mona Miles Leila and Walt Mischer The Morenz Family Brittiany and Ashton Mossy Robert and Elisabeth Murphy Nakeeya McCardell Samar Tarazi and Jason Nasra Pam and David Ott William and Pam Papadopoulos The Brian Ross Family The Savitz Family Danielle and Brian Schmulen Mary and Harry Smith Sylvia and Bernard Smoots Lynn and Carr Staley Garland and Mary Stephens Martha C. Green Talley The Tepper Family Rena M. and John B. Thomison, Jr. Arlene and Bill Wagner John and Prissy Watson Mary and Will Williams Allison and Philip Wise Jena and Taylor Wynn Lindi and Jay Xu

Melinda and Jon Young Carolyn and John Young

ALUMNAE & FRIENDS LUNCHEON OUTSTANDING ORANGES

H-E-B Jane Hoffert Moore C.N. and Maria Papadopoulos Charitable Foundation PERFECT PEAS

Polly Bowden & Marnie Hogan Christine & Shea Morenz ROCKIN’ RASPBERRY

Nancy Gordon, Jennie Hull & Stephanie Smith Helfman, Feldman & Wolf Families Barbara & Corby Robertson Roberta Rude Laurie & Bret Sanders COOL CUCUMBERS

Hester Anders & Sally Harvin Nancy Bihlmaier & Caroline Brown Cadence Bank Class of 1990 & Friends Brittany Dinerstein Kim Fangman & Janet Mead Friends of Kinkaid Sheri Henriksen & Katherine Warren Martha Madget & Susie Smith Brooke & Billy O’Neil Lavannya Pandit, Kara Liebling Kahan & Hannah Brook Peskin Proud Friends of Lisa Helfman Aimee & Wynne Snoots

CLASSICS

Shirley H. Blackburn The Blomquist Family Susan and Michael Bloome Audrey and Charlotte Brown Lacey and Ross Brunner The Buck Family Taylor and Keith Burba The Chiles Family The Couisinard Family Megan and Daniel D’Souza Karen and James Feldman Nicole and George Gibson

Aly Jafarnia, Kristen MacMane, Jennifer Hester at Alumnae & Friends Luncheon

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Patsy and Bob Speed Carr and Lynn Staley The Susman Family Courtney and Doug Swanson The Ukpong Family Kathy and Dick Vermillion Jennifer and Ron Zach FUNKYTOWN

Bhavna Puri, Maheen Dhanani, Tara Treleaven at Alumnae & Friends Luncheon

FRIENDS

Ellen Bass Pat Cavanagh Beth Cozby Pam Fullenweider Kitty Hochner Sibyl Jacobe Ann & Tom Kelsey Jen Kneale Karen Metclaf Beth Robertson JoLynn Towns Francita Ulmer Kathy Vermillion Additional thanks to our over 300 Cool Cucumber Individual donors.

2020 FIELD DAY DISCO INFERNO

Sandra and Jim McBride Tracy and Ryan McCleary C.N. & Maria Papadopoulos Charitable Foundation The Zorich Family STAYIN’ ALIVE

The Chambers Family Ginny, Joanie and Jude Filippone Linda and Joe Fowler The Frearson Family Annette and Daniel Gordon Brenda and Brad Jones The Josephson Family The Kaplan Family The Katz Family Charles Lawrence April and Wells McGee Katie and Patrick Oxford Pizza: Bale/Burrow/DeWalch/Schuenemann

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Silly String: Hedges/Jornayvaz/Loocke Tina Lee and Joel Smith Sandy and Tim Sturm The Treleaven Family Linda and Steve Webster Kelley and Donald Young Lyndsey and Bret Zorich NIGHT FEVER

April and Carlos Abello Hester and David Anders The Austin Family The Myron Blalock Family Lane and Jeb Bowden Mary Kay and Brandt Bowden Polly and Murry Bowden Taylor and Keith Burba Nancy and Harry Burrow Wendy and Bill Chiles Tomisu Friedkin Dawley The Deneke Family Elizabeth and Alexander Dwyer Debbie Hagerty The Hash Family Karen and Jim Johnson The Leiman Family The Bryan Loocke Family The Maksoud Family Terri and David Mendez Lauren and Brad Morgan Brittiany and Ashton Mossy Ann and John Otjen Eliza Lovett Randall Joy and Edward Randall Carroll Robertson Ray Cita and Opa Reckling Laura and Will Robertson The Roettele Family Gita and Ali Saberioon Phyllis and Jack Selber

The Akin Family Liz and David Anders The Assiff/Young Family Margaret, Ellen and John Bass Nandita and Michael Berry Mindy Billon Tricia and Mike Blalock The Cornell Family The Cruse Family Carolyn and Sam Cruse Renee and Chip Davis Heather and Rick Dean The Desai Family Isabella and Edwin Essandoh Shery and Bernard Feldman The Gottsegen Family Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Harbrecht The John Harper Family The Heath Family Margot and Brett Hogan The Hopson Family Jane Lu and Scott Huang Dawn Hurst Nancy and Carrick Inabnett Frances and Rick Jeter Becky and Jim Jinnette Mary and Dennis Johnston Joanie Kirksey Judy and Bill Krips Polina Kyriakides and James Crowe The T. Lamme Family Rachel and Mark Lawrence Niaz and Andre Lighvani The McMullen Family The Mehling Family Sarah Mischer Heather Lawrence Mitchell Meepsie and Craig Murray The Oldham Family The Ott Family The Pagan Family The Pelter Family Caroline and Jason Peters Katherine and Bill Phelps The Price Family Georgia, Will, Candy and Mark Provine Elizabeth Reckling Suzann Richardson Brooke and Corby Robertson The Lewitton Family Gloria Roemer Ashley and Gavin Roseman Lynn and John Russell The Silverstein Family The Traband Family Heather Walsh Kristen and Scott Weber The Wichuk Family Lindsey and Carson Wilson Jena and Taylor Wynn

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BOOGIE SHOES

Beth Abramson Jodi and Adam Altsuler Linda C. Anderson Hillary and Matt Archer Ruthe Berman Carolyn and Jim Berry Marie Blaine The Blomquist Family Joyce Brass Jennifer Brock Audrey and Charlotte Brown Caroline and Will Brown Kristen and David Buck Cathy A. Buckner The Caldwell Family The Carr Family Yuan Qui and Chen Chen Cile and Chuck Childress Wendie and Matt Childress Finley, Kennedy and Richard Colvin Megan and Daniel D’Souza Courtney and Paul Daily Caroline and Mark Dannenbaum David Martin Darst The Dinerstein Family Deneige and Derek Dooley The Forney Family The Fuller Family Alicia Garrison The Godinich Family Brenda Liebling-Goldberg and Bill Goldberg Betsy and Gregg Goldstein Gail and Kenneth Goldstein Romelia Favrot and Harris Greenwood The Groves Family Carolyn and Carlos Hamilton Ashley and Michael Hanna The Hochner Family Kay and Ned Holmes Patricia Hunt Holmes The Jacobe Family HollyAnne and Daniel Jenkins Erica and David Johnson Geraldine Karkowsky The Keeney Family The Kirkwood Family Amy and Donny McCallum Joan McCleary McFarland Karen and Carter Metclaf Mona Miles Jeannie and Mike Miller Christine and Shea Morenz Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murphy Jr. Claudia and Howard Nelson Stephanie and Luis Ostrosky The Paddock Family Pam and William Papadopoulos Peggy and Joe Parigi Maya and Matt Pomroy Marilyn and Fritz Rambow The Brian Ross Family Melanie and Danny Savitz Lindsay and Mark Schmulen Harriett Semander Angela and Brent Shaw Mary and Harry Smith Martha Ann and Byron Snyder Adele and Andy Spaulding Ann and Lee Staley

Mary and Garland Stephens Betty and Michael Tapick Kelly and Adam Tepper Ekaete Udiok and Arit Ukpong Christina and Chip Van Os Cathy and Greg Watson Katie and Forrest Wynn Lindi and Jay Xu Melinda and Jon Young

2020 SPORTING CLAYS BENEFIT TITLE

Title Houston - Frank Vandiver Kelley & Donald Young PAIR IN THE AIR

Forthea/Chris Pappas Whitney & Matt Gordon Jones Industrial Holdings, Inc Lisa & Will Mathis Mountain Lion O&G Streetwise Retail Kristen & Scott Weber Jennifer & Ron Zach Brittany & Daniel Zeplain

Nancy & Jack Dinerstein

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Amegy Bank Gulf Capital Bank The Jornayvaz Family Jill & Michael Josephson Sarah & Christopher Leavitt Edie & Albert Lee Denise Monteleone Hallie & Tyler Moore Lauren & Brad Morgan Heidi & Tobin O’Donnell Poarch Family LP Maggie & Rob Vermillion Jennifer & Neil Wizel

Baker Concrete Construction, Inc. Bonner & George Ball Brittany & Brad Dinerstein Liz & Brian Dinerstein Mary & Doug Erwin The Looke Family John T. McCauley, Managing Director, Wells Fargo Advisors Walter Oil & Gas FALCON

Lane & Jeb Bowden Polly & Murry Bowden Camp Construction Services Hilda & Greg Curran Dickson Furniture/Doug Mueller & Scott Plantowsky Frankel Building Group Blair & Bryan Loocke The Mach Family Post Oak Energy Capital/Frost Cochran & Clint Wetmore Power Design Inc. Reed H.B. Smith Tapick/Ansari Family The Tellepsen Family

FRIEND

Holcombe Crosswell Jennifer & Tom Moore Lindsay & Sam Wallace

GOLD

Jim Braniff Caroline & Will Brown Cadence Bank Cam & Rod Canion Matt Deal, David Lucke, Marc Oster, Frank Vandiver The Jones Family Nicole & Evan H. Katz Lance Loeffler & Robert Trainer Courtney & Doug Swanson Kelly & Adam Tepper Tex-Trude LP UBS Veritex Community Bank Winstead PC PURPLE

Ben Brown The Canion, Chiles & O’Donnell Families Frontier Title/On Point Custom Homes Gray Reed & McGraw LLP/Brian Kaplan The Hochner Family HollyAnne & Daniel Jenkins Missy McInnes Kenny Meyer Pin Oak Interests/Linbeck Republic State Mortgage Company Schechter, McElwee, Shaffer & Harris/ Ellen, Matt, Julia & Katie Shaffer TCC Multi-Family Interiors

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TRIBUTE GIFTS Kinkaid is most grateful for the generosity of donors who provided gifts in honor or memory of special people during the past fiscal year.

In Memory of D. Kent Anderson

In Honor of Lisa Helfman

Linda Anderson

Pam and Keith Fullenweider

In Memory of Rosie Salvador Blakely

In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald H. Jacobe

Claire and John Alexander

Lynda Underwood

In Honor of Blue Door Graduates

In Honor of Steve Kastner

Audrey Alexander

Nina and Casson Wen

In Memory of G’Ann Boyd

In Honor of Kinkaid 30th Class Reunion

Vernon Scott

Lucy Anderson and Jeff Shore

In Memory of AJ Carothers

In Honor of Kinkaid After School Program & Health Center

Patty Edwards

Bonnie and Terry Hetrick

In Honor of Stephanie & Ernie Cockrell

In Memory of Daphne Kerr Loft

Anita and Stuart Gaylor

Norie Baldwin

In Memory of Joyce Crowl

In Honor of Tracy McCleary

Linda and Rod Crowl

Nicole and George Gibson

In Memory of Randa Kerr Davis

In Honor of Christiana and Luke McConn

Norie Baldwin

Fran Fauntleroy

In Memory of Ruth Ereli

In Memory of Catherine Melancon

Blaine and Patrick Falcon

Alexis Rogers

In Memory of Gregory Reed Ferris

In Honor of Brett Simchowitz

Madeleine Ferris

Bonnie and Terry Hetrick

In Honor of Sharon Garrett Fuery

In Memory of Elizabeth Tony

Southside Independent School District Human Resources Department

Mr. and Mrs. Claude F. Wynn

In Honor of Eric Gold

In Honor of Bonnie Burch Ward

Rocky Law

RESTRICTED GIFTS

MATCHING GIFT ORGANIZATIONS

Kinkaid is most grateful for the generosity of donors who provided gifts for restricted programs, financial aid scholarships, activities, and equipment outside of the School’s operating budget during the past fiscal year.

Can your gift be doubled or tripled? There are a large number of companies and foundations that contribute money to independent day schools through their employee matching gift programs. The entities listed below have employees or directors who made gifts to The Kinkaid School and matched those gifts. Please check to see if your company has such a program that includes independent schools. Kinkaid would appreciate the “extra” gift.

Neal Anderson Lisa Young and Matt Assiff Josh Barvin Blanche and Bob Bast Ruth and Ted Bauer Family Foundation Carolyn and Ron Bernell Kimberly Burke The Cullen Foundation Jennifer and Oscar De la Rosa Kit and Carl Detering Ann and Leslie Doggett Tatiana and Chris Eades Educational Records Bureau The William Stamps Farish Fund Jeff Garrett Marysia and Colin Gillan Girls Cotillion Whitney and Matt Gordon Marcy and Roger Hahn Nicholas Ho Kath and George Howe Sue Howe Betsy and Dan King Lucy and Michael Kuhn

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Donna and Michael Lam Liz and David Leiman Stella Chen and Yan Liu Judann and Friedhelm Luening Joella and Steve Mach Kelli and Jesse Martin Debbie McReynolds Amy and David Mitchell Ellen and Daryl Morey Shannon and Craig Nome The John M. O’Quinn Foundation Charlotte and Bobby Orr Allie and H.D. Pappas Vicki and Dennis Price Carroll and Hugh Ray Ellen and Walter Reifslager Rachel and David Roosth Maria and David Rosenfield Rupa and Anup Shah Betsy and Charles Thompson Suzanne Bruce and Malcolm Waddell Barb and Bart Whitman Jennifer and Neil Wizel Jennifer and Ron Zach

D. Kent and Linda C. Anderson Foundation Apache Corporation Baker Hughes Foundation Bank of America BP The Brown Foundation Charles Schwab Corporation Chevron Corporation Coca-Cola ConocoPhillips Cornerstone Government Affairs Ecolab Nalco Champion EnCap Investments ENGIE EP Energy The Fluor Foundation Gibson Energy Goldman Sachs Hartford Fire Insurance Company Inasmuch Foundation

Kayne Anderson Capital Advisors Foundation KeyBank Foundation Kinder Morgan MFS Investment Management Morgan Stanley Motiva Enterprises NextEra Energy NobleACTS Global Matching Gifts Program Occidental Petroleum Phillips 66 Pioneer Natural Resources Piper Sandler Shell Oil Company Foundation SunTrust Foundation TC Energy Corporation Texas Instruments Foundation UBS Verisk Analytics VMware Wells Fargo

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FALCON FAMILY FUND The Falcon Family Fund was an emergency assistance fund established in Spring 2020 to provide tuition relief to Kinkaid families due to the impact of COVID19. We are deeply grateful to our community which responded quickly and generously to support those Kinkaid families impacted by the pandemic, some of whom needed support for the first time.

Calin Ackerman Pam and Jeff Baker Taylor and Keith Burba Barb and Rob Fowler Whitney and Matt Gordon Lisa and Robert Hearn Isabelle Bedrosian and John Heghinian Cherie and John Howell Colter Illich The Darren Jones Family Shelley and Alex Kaplan

Yolanda and Bill Knull Caroline Schmidt and Warren Knull Jessica and Steve Koo Charles Lawrence Theresa and Hien Le Daphne and Jay Lerner Lynn and Ellis Locher Carole and Jim Looke April and Wells McGee Jennie and Edward Miller Ann and Dave Morley

Katy and John Nelson Elizabeth and Greer Pagan Andrea Reyna Gloria Roemer Tina Lee and Joel Smith Karen and Harry Susman Kelly and Adam Tepper Kara and Ulises Vidal Lyndsey and Bret Zorich

IN HONOR OF DR. ED TRUSTY The Edward M. Trusty Jr. Endowment Fund was established as a special tribute to honor Dr. Trusty’s legacy at The Kinkaid School.

The Fund will provide for incidental expenses for students on need-based financial aid such as books, computers, field trips, uniforms and meals. The School is grateful for the generous support that not only honors Dr. Trusty but enhances the Kinkaid experience for our students.

April and Carlos Abello Kim and Marshall Adkins Nazli and Sibtain Ali Lauri and Clay Anderson Dameron and Lance Baird Stephanie and Chris Ball Jodi and Peter Behr Mary Buettner Mara and John Burpeau Kaylan and Robert Caballero Deirdre and Francis Carr Class of 2020 Sonia Clayton Casey Cowan Sandie and Ken Cowan Taylor J. Cowan Emily and O. Holcombe Crosswell Lisa Curry Amy and Ted Curry Van and Sunday Fadulu Marissa Ferrer The 2019-2020 First Grade Team Christina Bell and Rob Fowler Cathy and Ed Frank Patrice and Anthony Franklin Pam and Keith Fullenweider

Angie Gamez Elise and Mewael Ghebremichael Nicole and George Gibson Mary Gosnell Judy Grisell The Guy Family Cynthia Harper Beth and John Harper The Hash Family Evelyn and David Holm Caroline and Bruce Hurley Andrea Diaz De Vivar and Juan Ibarra Becca and Joe Jaworski Erica and David Johnson Karen and Jim Johnson The Darren Jones Family The Josephson Family Gina and Tommy Lamme Kathryn and Steve Leisz Joella and Steve Mach Joanne and Ross Margraves Ashley and Brian McCann-Hermis April and Wells McGee Paula and Hal Mentz Cheryl Mitchell Jennifer and Tom Moore

Lauren and Brad Morgan Rita and Paul Morico Quenby and Paul Mott Marjory and Jim Nigro The Pagan Family Shalla and Chris Prichard Cathy and Olen Rambow Meredith Ramey Donna Reid Andrea Reyna Jackie and Al Richey Brooke and Corby Robertson Debbie and Rocky Robinson Mary Eliza and Park Shaper Nancy and Reagan Simpson Tina Lee and Joel Smith Mary and Garland Stephens Courtney and Doug Swanson Ed and Dynell Trusty Anne, Joe, and Kate White Jennifer and Neil Wizel Lisa and Gordon Wood Jessica and Rudy Wrabel

GIFT IN KIND Edwin Frank Catherine Hedges Isla Jornayvaz Elizabeth Lester Blair Loocke Mona Miles Trent Rosenthal Robert Wilson

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Class Notes & Alumni News THE KINKAID SCHOOL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION BOARD The purpose of Kinkaid’s Alumni Association shall be to act as a liaison between the School and its former students, to offer beneficial and stimulating activities for alumni and to maintain and promote alumni participation in the development of the School. The Alumni Association Board meets quarterly and assists with various events and projects throughout the year, including the Alumni Holiday Party, Alumni Interim Term Night, the Distinguished Alumni Awards, the Alumni Taco Booth at Field Day, Senior Alumni Awards at Upper School Honor Day, KinkaidKonnect, and fundraising.

NEW ALUMNI BOARD MEMBERS 20202021 Rod Crowl ’66 graduated Cum Laude from Rice University in 1970 with a double major in economics and English and earned a JD from the University of Texas in 1973. He spent the first half of his career practicing oil and gas law at Pennzoil and then Kaneb Services, LLC. After several years managing a section of Texas Commerce Bank’s Trust Department and inspired by his volunteer work as President of the Rice Owl Club, Rod made a career move to development. His first professional fundraising role was at the University of St. Thomas where he helped raise over 34 million dollars for a major capital campaign. After that, he made stops at several Houston-area nonprofits including St. Joseph Hospital Foundation, Inc., Justice for Children and the Texana Center before retiring in 2011. Rod has been married to his wife Linda for more than 45 years. They have four grown children and two grandchildren. He enjoys spending time with friends made at Kinkaid, Rice and the University of Texas and traveling the world with Linda.

Laura Byrd Herring ’76 graduated from the University of Texas with a BBA in finance. She obtained an MBA and JD from The University of Houston. She joined the law firm of Bracewell LLP in Houston where she was a partner of the law firm through 2016. In 2017 she joined the firm of Daniels & Tredennick, LLP as a partner. She specializes in commercial litigation. Laura has four daughters who attended Kinkaid. Her twins, Alyssa and Juliana, are both engaged to be married! Her daughter, Carroll, lives in New York City and is pursuing acting. Her youngest daughter, Lauren ’16, attends The University of Texas at Austin and is studying public relations. Laura enjoys spending time on Lake Austin with her family and attending UT football games.

Leslie Ballard Hull ’93 graduated from Southern Methodist University with a BA in art history and New York University with a Masters in Visual Arts Administration. She also attended the Sotheby’s American Arts Course in New York City. Leslie worked at the Museum of Modern Art New York prior to graduate school and owned and operated her own Art Advisory business following graduate school. She and her husband, Mark, have one daughter, Katherine ‘26, who is in 7th grade at Kinkaid. In her spare time, Leslie enjoys traveling, golf, tennis and spending time with family and friends.

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ALUMNI BOARD OF DIRECTORS 20202021 President Doug George ’94

Vice-President

New Trustee Liaison Ashley Morgan Hanna ’93 is a 1993 graduate of Kinkaid. She graduated from The Plan II Honors Program at the University of Texas at Austin in 1997 and earned a JD from Harvard University in 2000. After a decade of law firm practice, Ashley worked for Houston philanthropists Laura and John Arnold where she primarily focused on criminal justice reform at the federal and state level. She currently has her own law firm focused on corporate transactions. Ashley is actively involved with a number of nonprofit organizations in Houston. She served on the Hurricane Harvey Relief Fund Grants Committee and is currently a member of the Board of Directors for the CHRISTUS Foundation for Health Care and re: Mind. Ashley has been very involved as a volunteer at Kinkaid.

She was one of the three co-founders of the Kinkaid Young Professional Organization, a group which has energized the involvement of alumni who are five to 15 years out of college. As a Kinkaid parent, she has served in numerous capacities including assisting with Book Fair, Field Day and the Kinkaid Fund. Ashley and her husband Michael have two children at Kinkaid, William ’28 in 5th grade and Catherine ’29 in 4th grade.

Lisa Crosswell Stone ’83

Secretary Alicia Lee ’98

Members Kent Altsuler ’89 Bruce Bilger ’01 Ben Brown ’01 Rod Crowl ’66 Courtney Domercq Daily ’94 Marie Fay Evnochides ‘59, Emeritus Eleni Antonellos Fuller ’76 Nicole Nathan Gibson ’88 Matthew Gordon ’99 Laura Byrd Herring ’76 Leslie Ballard Hull ’93 Melissa Lyon Johnson ’74 Palmer Letzerich ’90 Scott Locher ’84 Ryan McCleary ’91 Kenny Meyer ’69 Jane Hoffert Moore ’46, Emeritus Michel Miller Mullett ’00 Elizabeth Oxford Pagan ’89 Kathy McAnelly Schwartz ’79 Sandy Selber Sturm ’91

New Faculty Representative

Ben Whitman ’92

Michael Vischak graduated from Swarthmore College in 1990 with a BA in Mathematics. He began teaching at Kinkaid in August of 1991. Within the math department, he has taught every course between Geometry and Multivariable Calculus, but now he primarily teaches juniors and seniors in Precalculus and A.P. Calculus BC. During his tenure, he has coached volleyball (7 years), track (12 years), and basketball (25 years). Since 2015, he has been one of the faculty advisors for the Peer Mentor program. Over the past several Interim Terms, he has accompanied science trips to the Galapagos Islands and Iceland, and chaperoned homestay students in France. Recent professional development experiences include an online course through Stanford, the Anja Greer conference at Philips Exeter, the Metric Geometry and Gerrymandering Group at Tufts University, and several annual A.P. conferences. Outside of school, Michael enjoys road trips in the U.S. as well as European travel. The coolest thing he’s ever done is drive race cars around Laguna Seca in Monterrey and COTA in Austin. Mostly, he spends his free time reading or working on crossword puzzles while arbitrating couch space with his cat, Alex, and dog, Millie.

Ex-officio Brian Dinerstein ’95

Trustee Liaison Ashley Morgan Hanna ’93

Faculty Representative Michael Vischak

Sr. Representatives Skyler Swanson ’21 Hunt Tower ’21

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THE KINKAID YOUNG PROFESSIONALS ORGANIZATION KYPO The Kinkaid Young Professionals Organization (KYPO was created for alumni, up to 15 years from their date of high school graduation, to explore Houston’s diverse professional culture and create unique networking opportunities through Kinkaid connections. Additionally, KYPO spearheads Kinkaid Alumni Leadership Day designed to bring outstanding alumni to campus to spend time with Upper School students exploring aspects of leadership and life after Kinkaid, and also hosts various social events throughout the year. In 202021, KYPO is open to all Kinkaid alumni from the classes of 2006 to 2015.

NEW KYPO BOARD MEMBERS 20202021 Brooks Elias ’15 graduated from Southern Methodist University in 2019 with a BS in Economics with Finance Applications. He received the Wallace F. Lovejoy Memorial Award, given annually to an SMU senior of the basis of academic excellence, creativity, motivation, responsibility, and an attitude of helpfulness toward other students.

Brooks currently works as Director of Tenant Relations and is the Assistant Director of Finance for New Regional Planning in Houston. When he isn’t driving real estate, he loves to play tennis and golf, exercise and travel with his friends and family.

Elizabeth Robinson Kendrick ’07 attended Vanderbilt University in Nashville and graduated with a degree in Economics. She currently is a Manager at Slalom Consulting focusing on organizational effectiveness, change management through transformation and employee engagement. Elizabeth married her husband Corey in August of 2019 and they are expecting their first child this fall.

Ashley McGaw ’15 attended the University of Texas at Austin and graduated with a degree in Health Promotion and Behavioral Sciences with a specialization in Community Health and Wellness.

She is currently attending Texas Woman’s University to get her Bachelor’s in Nursing. In her free time, she likes to read and travel.

KYPO BOARD MEMBER ROSTER 20202021 President

Byron Langford ’07 Vice President

Julia Wood Harris ’08 Members Hayner Rude ’06 Ellie Thompson ’06 Elizabeth Kendrick Robinson ’07

Millie Nishikawa ’12 attended Columbia University and graduated with a BA in neuroscience and behavior. She is currently in her last year at McGovern Medical School.

Millie enjoys playing music, trying and cooking new cuisines, and spending time with family and friends.

Rob Davis ’08 Marshall Crawford ’09 Hollan Hensley ’09 Kenner Smith Francis ’10 Jay Lee ’10 William Case ’11 Mary Rodman Crawford ’11

Emily Robinson ’13 attended Southern Methodist University and earned a B.A. in Markets and Culture. She is currently a consultant for EY in the People Advisory Practice focusing on change management consulting. Emily enjoys spending time with friends and family while exploring parts of Houston she didn’t know about.

She is an active member of the Junior League and Dress for Success Houston WOW.

Campbell Cravens ’12 Millie Nishikawa ’12 Hunter Hartwell ’13 Emily Robinson ’13 Collins Orr ’14 Brenda Ruiz ’14 Brooks Elias ’15

Brenda Ruiz ’14 attended the University of Houston and graduated with a degree in Journalism with a minor in Psychology. She is currently working as a Supervising Producer for Houston Public Media’s Public Affairs talk show and a reporter for their Newsroom. In her spare time she likes to rock climb, salsa, and run with her dog, Ducky.

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1930  1949 Jane Hoffert Moore ’46 Houston, TX 713-529-9700

1950  1957 Jane Heyck Gaucher Montgomery ’53

Houston, TX 713-621-4673 texaschm2@att.net Page Thomson Steele ’54

Houston, TX 713-504-3792 pagetsteele@yahoo.com

1958 Lucy Lee Lamme

Houston, TX lucylamme@att.net Mea culpa for spreading fake news, but thankfully Kirk Michaux ’59 (fs) did NOT go to that big Sock Hop in the sky but lives in Austin where he hangs out with cousin Will Lee. They watched Kirk’s grandson Kirkland, quarterback at Westlake High School, lead them to a 6A State Championship with my grandson Brady smashing in the backfield.

Margaret Flowers Sobel happily and independently lives at Holly Hall where she hangs out with cousin Irene Lee Pagan ’57.

Dorothy Malone Gumbert and Eddie Gumbert are VRBOers on Cypress Creek at their longtime ranch in Wimberley, a dreamy destination.

Jim Parks reports that life is great and thinks it would be fun to be back at Kinkaid again.

Much to our surprise, and surely theirs, many of our kids are empty nesters but with our grandkids no doubt coming back for twigs and worms. Do we have any grandkid weddings or have any great grandkids, hopefully in that order?

I request your Kinkaid memories as fodder for the next column lucylamme@att.net. Remember we were the last junior class on Richmond and the first senior class on Memorial, ’58ers flew purple and gold into the future!

1959 John David Hagerman

The Woodlands, TX johndhagerman@hotmail.com

Linda and John David Hagerman are delighted to announce the birth of another granddaughter Lovett Rene Hagerman born July 24, 2020 to their son Clayton R Hagerman and his wife Holly Hagerman.

1960 Allan Port

Houston, TX 713-569-2194 allan.port@att.net Sassy English Stanton

Houston, TX sassy@stanton-pinckard.com Our class had planned a gala reunion in April for the 60th anniversary of our graduation. Included was a dinner gathering in Houston at the home of Sassy English Stanton.

Guess what happened to that.

Now we find ourselves at the head of the class notes section.

It is a feature of our stage in life that much of the news is about family, primarily the following generations, rather than about our own activities.

Marilyn Lee Pierce reports that granddaughter Macy Urrutia will graduate with a PhD in Physical Sciences in December.

Her fiancé Alec Basterrechea, med student, performed his first surgery recently, and they will be married at year-end. Covid-19 has slowed things for them, but not shut them down.

Stuart Davis Blackshear writes that she and Gus have three new great-grandchildren. Son John Meador and his wife Cheryl have four daughters, three of which had babies this summer, boys in June and August, and a girl in September. They have five in total, as their daughter’s son and wife have two boys ages 2 and 4.

Conversely, here’s news about a beginning. Following a fifty-year courtship, Bob Cronin and Anne Woodhouse were married on May 31 at the Stone River outdoor art installation on the Stanford University Campus. Anne and Bob met in 1970 when they were grad students at Stanford. It was a wedding in the age of Coronavirus.

Participants and guests wore face coverings and observed social distancing. A reception will wait until things are a little more normal.

In a follow-up more age-appropriate, Bob reported later “I had successful cataract surgery. It’s very nice to have 20/20 vision without glasses.”

Reporting another youthful pursuit, Harvey Kincaid says that he completed a two plus year assignment in LA on a project to build a new anatomical

pathology-histology lab for his company. He and Nancy are now back home in Indiana, and Harvey is learning a new job in the field of early drug development, which is a hot topic these days given the focus on getting vaccines approved. They are glad to be back in their own home.

Skip Hamilton is hibernating in New Braunfels, playing the video game Zelda (another youthful pursuit) to pass the time until a vaccine is available.

Skip had an angioplasty to open an artery but feels “good and peaceful.”

John Parks came back to Texas after a long hiatus and a career in medicine.

He returned with his wife Catherine Anne “Cat”, who is vice-chair of the Republican Party of Texas, and his son Pierce Parks (10). John now lives in Hico, TX raising, training and helping people enjoy their horses. It’s another beginning.

And Virginia Howe Kincaid reports the following: “Now that I’m not able to be on stage during this pandemic which has closed down every theater in the nation, I have used the time to continue polishing my one-woman play Behind Every Bush and to write a new play titled Crossing the Barre which features six famous dead women living together and carrying on the struggle for women’s rights during a pandemic.

Who knows whether either one will get anywhere, but it’s kept me productive during this isolation.

As my children would say, ‘it’s kept me off the streets’.”

As for your scribe Allan Port, the days slip by with reading the newspapers much of the morning, having a long walk or bike ride in our lovely Memorial neighborhood, hitting the weight room at The Houstonian or The Forest Club, sorting the daily barrage of e-mails, watching the always-disturbing evening news reports and settling in with a book or the Kindle.

We have not done a thing since this disease became alarming, but I hope to be in Aspen in January.

1961 Samuel Crocker

Houston, TX samuelcrockerlaw@gmail.com

1962 Adrian Turner Ross

Houston, TX adrian@rexross.com

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Greetings to the Class of 1962!

The following are a few replies to my request for good news from the past unusual year: John Butcher reports that thanks to the opportunity to practice golf, he has reduced his handicap to nine! (For those of you that are not golfers, that is really good.) John finally got to spend some time with his grandson Nathan towards the end of the summer. Earl Hankamer (fs) and his wife Bettie used the time to build a “raised garden”. It seems like a worthy project, even though he laments that the cucumbers took over everything! Susan Cooper Gaudet has been busy ridding her study of two decades of paperwork and books, and she plans to take on the basement next! Her husband Bob has started a newsletter entitled “Bob Held Hostage in the Basement”. (His office is in their basement, but we all know the feeling.) They haven’t seen much of their girls, other than FaceTime, but all are doing well.

Susan said that they did see Sandra Moffett Provost and her husband Bob recently in Massachusetts, where Susan lives and the Provosts have a part-time home. Van Russell and his wife Catherine still live outside of Austin in Bee Cave. He has retired from Golf Operations at Barton Creek Country Club due to health issues. He had a “Hole in One” (golf lingo again) late in 2019, but didn’t get to spread the news to us until now! Catherine, a chef (who HEB tapped to help start “Cooking Connection” years ago) has had a lot of time to prepare excellent meals. Lucky Van! They have a Shih Tzu Pearl that is now 14 years old that they enjoy spending time with. I understand that many of us have pets that certainly have helped fill the time that we would otherwise have spent away from them. Claudia Turner Aycock, Vicky Schnorbus, and George Schudy all replied that they have nothing new to report—we will assume that “no news is good news”. I appreciate your replies.

With apologies to our Kinkaid Latin teachers, I will close with Gibson Carothers’ astute summary of 2020 “Veni, Vidi, Vino” Translation: “I came, I saw, I had some wine”.

Best wishes to all in the New Year.

1963 Calanne Koenig Choate

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far. Lots of masking and hand wipes have been in order.

I’m sorry not to have written personally but I had a problem navigating the Kinkaid website, which gets revamped fairly regularly! Sweet Carly Gray Lukefahr ’12, the new Alumni Activities Manager, rescued me.

Thus you have her email instead of mine.

Dave Shaver wrote about his two awesome grandkids David and Sam and the expected arrival of two more!

Wow! Wonderful! Congrats and love to Dave!

Ronnie Hankamer (fs) wrote that he and his wife Kathy spent the summer in Beaver Creek, CO again. Their granddaughter Lauren Hankamer ’20 went on to TCU where she pledged Tri Delt.

Grandson Garrett ’23 is a 10th grader and granddaughter Kate ’27 is a 6th grader at Kinkaid! Keeping up the Kinkaid tradition! Good to hear from Ronnie!

Our classmate Art Beane wrote very touchingly about his Kinkaid journey and how it had positively impacted his life.

Bob Morse wrote that he and his wife continue to be retired but with various projects. Since late May, they have mostly been at their summer place on the Western shore of Seneca Lake in the Finger Lakes of NY state - smack dab in the middle of the wine country. Although there are a number of tourists who come through for the wines, the county they are in is very rural, family farms, many owned by the Mennonite community. In mid-October, they shut up shop there and went back home to DC. Their three children are all in the Boston area and mostly working from home but have made a few forays out for brief, careful visits.

Well, I guess that’s it for now. I sincerely hope that all of you and yours are well and happy. By the way, we now have the option of a Zoom mini reunion if anybody is interested.

Think about it and let me know if this sounds good for our class. Please stay safe and let me hear from you.

Love and best wishes to all!

Debbie and Dave Shaver ‘63

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Silver Spring, MD 301-946-2184 claire.murray@verizon.net What a year to remember or allow to slide into oblivion. Hopefully by the time of the Alumni News being published we have secured a trusted vaccine. In the interim, we can but grieve the loss of so many lives and support the families as they heal.

Also, we can but hope we have begun to heal our divisions and are in the process of becoming a more enlightened and compassionate people to all on our sweet planet.

I cannot believe all our classmates have put their lives totally on hold a la Corona and have found ways to enjoy their life, family and community even if zooming happy hour and holidays with loved ones. Who knew how creative neighborhoods have gotten in keeping traditions afloat. Ours did a Labor Day Passeggiata (Italian walk about greeting neighbors) where neighbors stroll the perimeters with delectable libations in hand, sporting masks and social distancing, but alas nary a tipple to be shared. Not quite the raucous Labor Day picnic of years gone by but not bad either…

Ted Greacen does a valiant job of maintaining normalcy as he shares, “I work 15-20 hours a week taking care of disabled people who live together in a house. We do lots of fun things, like visiting nature centers and arboretums. Get outdoors and get some exercise and enjoy the company of housemates.

At the condominium, I am chair of a committee assisting the HOA Board with a large project that involves stucco, brick, windows, and water intrusion. My girlfriend is a little Baptist girl from Sioux Falls. We just returned from a two-week car trip to Montana and Wyoming sightseeing, visiting her relatives and staying out of the way of bison in Yellowstone Park. Looking forward to autumn, cold, snow and watching our 0-2 Minnesota Vikings on TV.”

Rocky McAshan reports he and his family “have been at home since mid-March. Only excursions are to McDonald’s and other drivethroughs, doctors appointments (some virtual), grocery store 1/2 hour before closing. We do have Zoom type meetings with daughter and family in Orlando. We play the Harry Potter board game with one camera on the board at her house and a matching board at our table.

Another camera watches the Florida players and baby Hallie on Hangouts or Skype video. Son David and family come to swim and have dinner on weekends. He works from home and the girls have been in school virtually since mid-August. We are getting along with only a few tension/frustration conflicts. I just started with a get out the vote campaign sponsored by Beto O’Rourke. I use Spoke to send texts to selected addresses and reply with mostly canned responses.”

Like Rocky, Tog George says he has been “hunkered down for the Covid-19 quarantine and like everyone, this mask wearing is getting a little old, and I would like to be able to hug my grandchildren again; however, every time we’re around them, they act like we have the plague, so hopefully I’ll get to see them again before they graduate from high school. We have a new granddaughter (number eight). She is actually two years old now and the daughter of Emily George Seiders ’96, who is currently climbing mountains in New Mexico and Utah. One granddaughter is at Alabama, one granddaughter is at TCU, three grandchildren are at Kinkaid and one grandson is being homeschooled which has been great.

I’m glad we bought some recreational properties so our children will have someplace to go during the quarantine. Otherwise all is fine. Everyone is healthy for which we are thankful.”

Bonnie Brigance Leadbetter is still able to have some contact at least with the young ones: “Our three grandkids in Vestal, NY are now old enough to hop in the car and come visit us on their own for a few days, which they did twice this summer. We took the opportunity to show Delaney around a couple of local colleges – hard for

high school seniors these days with Covid-19 restrictions on travel and campus visits. Last weekend, we took the little ones out to Bucks County to make scarecrows and get waffles and ice cream which was lots of fun. Otherwise, just playing golf and working. Healthy but as you can see, we have gone stir crazy enough to give a birthday party to our dogs who turned 12 and 1 in September.”

Missy Wood sends her well wishes: “Hope all my classmates are safe and dry from the flooding. Think of y’all all the time.”

Like Missy, I am sure we are all sending each other hopes to fully reemerge from these turbulent times and be able to gather in person once again with family, friends and classmates.

A little pandemic, flood, fire, drought or pestilence cannot hold a good Geri down.

Be well and stay safe!!!

1965 Tami Fox Brau

Austin, TX tazmazan@gmail.com Jay Jorns reports “Sujay” is taking a sabbatical due to Covid-19.

However, Jay and Susan Lorino LaCoste did have a chance to enjoy a rare dinner engagement.

Rick Sline reports he and his wife Annette are enjoying their extended staycation honeymoon. The two were married August last year and had a trip to the Northeast planned for late March this year. They both have been retired since before they were married, so ‘work’ now is household chores and some carpooling with Annette’s granddaughter. Like many of us, they have been staying at home with a few exceptions and are spending a lot more money on Amazon.

Rick’s pandemic report really hit home and pretty much describes what a lot of us are experiencing as a ‘new normal.’

Rick writes, “It’s a rare day that we’re not expecting a delivery; a lot

1965 classmates Susan Lorino LaCoste and Jay Jorns

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of household repairs, some new neat tools for me and a bunch of cooking items.

Our favorite new cooking item is an Instant Pot - use it at least once a week. Our regular ‘supper club’ used to meet in person monthly at different restaurants...now we’re getting together from home via Zoom. We’re watching a bunch of TV. I got hooked on several of Annette’s favorites on the Hallmark Channels and Midsomer Murders on Tubi.

My pick is the newish Ron Howard series Mars on Amazon Prime Video.

I don’t want to spoil any suspense for those who might watch, but it’s awesome in its message.

Now I’m recommending it to most everyone.”

Rick Horsey writes from their house in Glorieta, NM, a small town 20 miles southeast of Santa Fe. He says, “It’s early October. The sun is out and the wind is blowing some and it is a perfect 65 degrees at 10:17 am. Life is good! Maybe that is what I really want to say today. No matter the pandemic, no matter the election cycle, life is good. Things tend to be never as bad as we fear nor as good as we hope. We have six grandkids, ranging from 2 to 16 years old. Four boys and two girls and they are all healthy and doing well in school and in life.

Our three children are all married and happy it appears and everyone has a good career they are pursuing.

My wife Marleen and I are happy and financially secure and life is good. I began to close my engineering consulting company 18 months ago and started to turn down projects for the first time in my life. That was hard to do. As I began to close that chapter of my life, I returned to a desire to become more spiritually active. I entered the Ministerial program of the Unity Church that we belong to and that I have pursued off and on for the last 33 years. I am now far into the study side of the program and have given two sermons at our Unity Church in Dallas and loved every minute of it. When I have been on stage speaking, it has felt like I have been doing it all of my life. I am

past the time of my life when I want to run a church anywhere, so this passion is really just for me I think, and hopefully it will lead me to be able to give back to the community that I live in at a different level in the future. I think that I will be a licensed and ordained Unity Minister within another 12 months. So, we are never too old to take on a new challenge, are we? Find your passion and go for it, why not? Here is to a great new year of 2021.”

Anne Garwood Conner (fs) writes, “Tom and I are very happily enjoying our home in Santa Fe where the stats on Covid-19 are much lower than Texas. Our children are doing well in Houston, both working from home.

We plan to be home in Houston for Christmas with our children and their families.”

Tommy Lee, Jr. is doing well. I had a nice chat with Tommy but he did have some sad news to share.

Clare Judd (fs) died in Austin. A classmate during middle school years, Clare went to St. Mary’s Hall with Norie Kerr Baldwin (fs) and Carolyn Cain (fs) where she graduated. Unfortunately, we have no further details.

Anne Cronin has news to share.

When I talked with her, she was in the midst of getting her house ready to sell and packing up. She’s moving to Austin to be closer to her sons, who both live in the area. Anne has already bought a house and might be moved in by the time this news reaches our class. It will be great to have another classmate in the Austin/ Central Texas area.

Speaking of moves…I’m all moved into my new house. And when I say new, it’s builder new. I’m still working out the kinks with the builder and trying to get some decorating done during a pandemic. It’s a bit of a challenge, but going well. I have been working on various community endeavors and hope to complete a few pet projects around the house.

I’m definitely looking forward to the holidays and a NEW year.

Hope everyone stays safe and well.

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are allowed to sing on Sundays, distanced and masked until the moment we sing. Kinkaid has begun in-person classes while continuing distance learning for some, and the Falcons football team is playing again! I pray that each of you and your families are healthy and safe. I heard from a few of our classmates who, despite the worry and inconvenience of the pandemic shutdown, have managed to carve out some meaningful fun.

David Boldrick writes that he went to Alaska to visit his family. With only 65 people on the plane, he got an entire row to himself! He has done some census taking, volunteers with Meals on Wheels and SMAA Farmer’s Market and is still working on his sailboat (a three-year project).

Finally, he gives a shout-out to Stan Erck whose company is working on a Covid-19 vaccine. “That Mr. Perkins science stuck with him!”

From Gibbs Bauer (fs): “Greetings Kinkadians! All is well with me personally. Living and practicing law in Alpine, TX and loving it. Staying in shape with high protein diet, lots of bike riding and hundreds of weekly push-ups and pull ups. In about 196263, my Dad gave his four children the ‘Royal Canadian Air Force Exercise Plans for Physical Fitness’, told us to read it and do what it said, and I’m still working on that! Otherwise, thinking a lot about Kinkaid, St. Martin’s, Camp Longhorn, the day John Kennedy was shot during Mr. Boles’ Mid-term Geometry exam and wondering what the world would be like now if we could have skipped that day altogether. Have a lot of ideas about how we can make the world a better place and working on those as well. Finally, it’s hard to imagine things around the world getting much worse, but just in case, I highly recommend Dan Crenshaw’s book FORTITUDE: American Resilience in the Era of Outrage. None of us really know when we might be required to go beyond our comfort zone, and it’s a good thing to be prepared for any eventuality. Hope everyone is well, staying motivated, and looking forward to the next phase of our lives with maximum enthusiasm. GO

Pat Kidson Fogle Cavanagh Houston, TX plkfc@hotmail.com Wonderful Class of ’66 Classmates, Does it feel as if we are taking baby steps toward a little more freedom in movement? With great caution, my church has begun limited in-person services, my handbell choir is allowed to rehearse now in a larger room where we can be 6’ apart, and a few Chancel Choir members

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FALCONS!” Jim Tang shared the happy news that, after practicing plastic surgery for the past 37 years at Cy Fair Plastic Surgery Center, he retired as of May 31, 2020.

Since then, he joined the Royal Oaks Country Club and has been playing more golf, going on hikes with his wife Elizabeth and enjoying being with their 17-month-old granddaughter.

It’s always good to hear from John Diffey. “When our daughter and her fiancée were planning their July wedding in the Colorado mountains, it never crossed our minds that they would be married in his parents’ back yard and that we would give her away via Zoom. Even so, we are thrilled that they went ahead with their marriage on schedule, and did so without putting themselves or others at risk.

And not to worry—there will be one great party in the Rockies when it’s safe. We hope that you, our fellow Falcons, are staying safe and well also.”

Thank you, Bubba Koenig, for this update. “Linda and I are fine but so regret having to cancel two trips we were going to take this year – one to The Holy Land and a cruise along the east coast of the Adriatic Sea. We consider ourselves so lucky compared to so many who have been far more seriously impacted than we have. Since the onset of the pandemic, we have played it “close to the vest” and are only now beginning to venture out a bit and get together with friends. We plan a short trip in November to a ranch in northern New Mexico for some horseback riding and snow mobile riding. We have had a few friends test positive for Covid-19 but all have recovered with no long-term negative effects.

Sadly, we have lost some friends to other causes and have been unable to celebrate their lives with their family members due to the restrictions in place against large gatherings. We pray daily for those who have been impacted by the virus and for those first responders who are on the front lines of containing it and abating its effects. Prayers also for those involved in trying to develop a vaccine and that they might find a solution soon. Hope we can get together in 2021. My best wishes to all our classmates.”

Tua Smith Burke has lots of news.

“Ernie and I are great-grandparents to a little boy!

Also, one of my grandsons Preston Bied, started his first year at A&M in the Engineering Department. My other grandchildren are all in high school, except one in elementary.

My mother turned 96 in June and is doing very great!”

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Margaret Frederking Barton wrote that she and her husband Richard read, agonize over current events, enjoy Zoom calls with family and friends, delight in watching birds at the backyard feeder, take long walks, participate in somewhat fewer volunteer activities and dream of the time when travel will again be easy.

While they can’t visit, they share books with their older grandchildren and bedtime stories with their 2 1/2-year-old grandson who recently moved to Paris.

Margaret is working on the plot of her second children’s story.

She also struggles with piano lessons.

She remembers with admiration how well our friend Pat accompanied the chorus when we were all in high school!

As I imagine all of you know, our classmate Stan Erck has been in the news lately! Stan is the President and CEO of Novavax which is developing a vaccine for the coronavirus. They are in the final stages of testing their vaccine. Novavax is supported by Operation Warp Speed, the federal effort to speed a coronavirus vaccine to market. The New England Journal of Medicine reports that volunteers in the Stage 3 trial produced high levels of antibodies against the virus.

We are all so proud of your work, Stan, and are filled with gratitude for the Herculean effort of Novavax.

I, Pat, stay in regular touch with Becky Witmer Lorino, Karen Liedtke, Meredith Austin and Diane Martin Tomlinson, Margaret Frederking Barton, John Diffey, Rod Crowl, Jim Tang and Liz Respess (Dick Respess’ widow). All of them are well as are their families. I started taking piano lessons again in January. I wish I could play the way I did when I was 18, but between trifocals and arthritis, my pace is much slower! But, it’s fun to play again, this time for my pleasure only. By the way – Margaret had no idea that I would mention my piano lessons here and I had no idea she would mention me in her memories! Thanks to Covid-19 with no gym or yoga studio open, I have walked hundreds of miles, doing my best to stay in shape. With some wonderful walking friends, if my mouth is moving, my feet are moving!

Our 55th Kinkaid Reunion is scheduled for April 2021. Whether there will be a reunion weekend is still questionable, so stay tuned. I will keep everyone informed as soon as I know something.

Blessings and love to each of you, Pat

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Albuquerque, NM lauryert@yahoo.com Buddy Trotter married Jeanie Rosenberg on August 1st. It was a family-only wedding due to the pandemic.

They met at the dog park, when their two dogs got to playing intensely together, despite the fact that there were 25 other dogs there for them to play with.

Buddy and Jeanie first just talked, eventually meeting each other there at specific times. Finally, they started dating.

Divinely arranged, Buddy thinks. To see their marriage, go to YouTube and search for “Trotter Rosenberg wedding”.

Ann Abercrombie can finally report that her ranch has sold, and she will be moving back to Houston by mid-October. A new chapter equals something entirely new, living 33 floors above downtown Houston. Albeit, her views will not be green pastures with cows grazing but a view of Discovery Green, Toyota Center and The Texas Medical Center. She will relish the noises of the city after having lived in silence for 20+ years. When she sold real estate, she always wondered how people could live on a busy street. She now realizes that she is that person! She wrote she would take volunteers to help her unpack.

Ann Lents proudly announced their second grandchild James Robert Ziccardi was born September 28 here in Houston. She and David are thrilled that both he and his mom Elizabeth Heaney Ziccardi ’03 are doing fine.

Lizzie and her husband Andrew live a few blocks from them. They have been in a Covid-19 “pod” with them since March.

David and Ann have taken over full time nanny duties for Patrick (2), so that Lizzie and Andrew could work full time.

She writes it’s been an adventure to have the family together so much.

Her family even lived in the same house for two months when the whole team decamped to their place in Telluride, where they were joined by their son and his significant other for almost a month. They are all heartily sick of Covid-19 and ready to get back to real life, but it’s been a blessing to have so much family time, to be able to help the kids and to be so close to little Patrick.

Carter Hood Cunningham is busy taking care of her new granddaughter in Maryland, while her son and

daughter-in-law work from home.

She is going back and forth between Princeton and Maryland every couple of weeks. She reports that she does not get out of the car coming or going.

Laurye Rutten Tanner reports that she has been mostly homebound since the second week in February. It has been the hottest and driest year. She is lucky to back up to the Sandia Mountain and the hiking trails. Oh no, she is not hiking on those trails. She just sits in her chair and enjoys all the hikers and pets. She also watches the deer, coyotes, bobcats and twice saw a cougar but no bear sightings.

Memories of the 1960s Carter Hood Cunningham and Laurye Rutten Tanner double dated a lot. Their boyfriends were best friends. For homecoming, they both gave Laurye and Carter a 3 mum Homecoming corsage to wear. Those corsages were so huge and so heavy that the top of our dresses were being torn. No way could they dance with those on. The after-game party was at River Oaks.

Don’t forget to go to the awards assembly the very last day of school, because Laurye did not. She had never won an award. She decided to skip the senior award assembly.

She got a call a few days later to be told she had won Mr. Holder’s Spirt Award. She still has it to this day.

Steve McCary remembers many positive things happening in the 1960s.

However, it also was a period of great societal turmoil and discord.

The Vietnam War and the Civil Rights Movement had tremendous impact on our society.

For Steve, the most positive and heroic figure of the 1960s was Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Many positive things have happened in modern times.

However, this modern time period also is a period of great societal turmoil and discord.

Politics and journalism have contributed to disunity and hostility in our society.

For Steve, it is difficult to discern who is our most positive and heroic figure today.

Until that positive and heroic figure emerges, he fears our society will remain in disarray.

1968 Annie Owen Houston, TX anniedowen@me.com Elizabeth Topper Nash San Marcos, TX enash@grandecom.net

1969 Bonnie German Chandler Harvard, MA bchandler1@charter.net After all the activity and excitement around our 50th Reunion, our class has been quieter lately. Except of course for one piece of news, but it is a doozy! Yes, Judy Neun (fs) and Don Pickels got married – briefly. I’ll let them tell you in their own words: “Guess by now you have heard the rumor,” Judy said. “Well it is true, I did get married on May 1 to Don Pickels!

It was a ‘socially distant’ relationship.

All done by phone, text and email. I got engaged and married without leaving my house! The judge even came to my house to perform the ceremony. I had it annulled two days later for reasons known only to myself and Don. This is my quarantine story. Can anybody top this? One thing I learned from this debacle was that I’m still too young to get married!”

Judy has more recent news as well: “Now that travel restrictions have eased up in Florida, our Naples house is getting finished. All work had stopped for months.”

Don’s statement on the subject is, “My marriage to Ms. Judy Neun did not work out and was annulled by mutual consent.”

Don was more loquacious about his other news: “You may recall my rock band contains three lawyers of different politics. We have contacts from both political parties.

Our music people put us in touch with local Republicans who heard one of our CDs and recommended us to the White House.

We had written and recorded snappy campaign songs for both parties.

We made a good impression, so if the Republicans win, we’re scheduled to play at the January 2021 Inauguration, either at the White House or some nearby hotel.

We are honored they loved our Sixties songs so much, along with a couple of original tunes.

We’ll be enthusiastically performing the songs we all loved in high school!

I’d love to see some ’69ers in the audience. Any requests?

We’ll open with ‘Gloria’ and go out on a message of unity with ‘Get Together’ by The Youngbloods, a.k.a. The Hippie National Anthem.

And yes, expect from us the full Woodstock look. Come and make great new memories!”

Jeff Cross writes, “I am hesitant to report on a recent trip to Glacier National Park in Montana for fear of being accused of spreading plague

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across the country. The trip was in July and to my knowledge there have not been any reports of spikes in Whitefish, MT, so I believe all we took with us from Houston was our golf clubs and some warmer than usual temperatures for a couple of days while we were there. My wife Elise and I have enjoyed getting to know Judy Neun a little better as a result of our 50th reunion planning and her marriage to Don Pickels that lasted for one weekend. Since neither had been married before, those of us who have been lucky enough to be married for 44 years feel sorry for both that this didn’t work out. Just 3.5 years until our 55th reunion, assuming I am still on this side of eternity, I will be glad to host another event at the Briar Club. Hope we can meet together in person again by then!”

Marcy West has been as busy as ever: “Transportation is an ‘essential’ industry, so selling truck tires has continued relatively unabated. The quarantine created an unexpected benefit – Kelley and Wesley and their families have been spending nearly every weekend at the farm, so we have had a lot of quality grandparent time with the three grandchildren.

Everyone in the family has had Covid-19.

Kelley and I are growing our beef herd – up to fifteen cows, with five heifers to add in ’21. Will have six steers for sale as grass-fed, all-natural beef. Added ducks and geese to the poultry population, so the orchard is not only being grazed and fertilized, but we hope also to eliminate the bug problem. There haven’t been many dog shows, but we did manage to show our young Kangal, who did very well. David’s health has been on the mend since the prostate cancer surgery three years ago – fingers remain crossed, with daily prayers. Of course I have not aged a day, except for the knee that threatens me with replacement, discs that bulge from time to time and a stubborn extra fifteen pounds that I desperately need to lose!”

Lynne Barlow Bentsen writes, “Covid-19 put the brakes on the more adventurous side of my life. I had the virus in February and have been treated like a leper ever since. People recoil when I proudly announce I had it and I’m still alive. With no ranch or lake house to retreat to, I have been in H-town, continuing to work with start-up ventures. Zoom meetings and yelling at people across the room are now the norm. No more than four people at a conference table that seats twelve is common, and my associates scream at me because they say I mumble through my mask. I’ve been accused of doing it on purpose just to irritate everyone.

Maybe I have. My grandkids, Sydney

(12), James (11) and Sam (3), are all back in school in Austin. Sam calls me on the way to school every day and FaceTimes me, usually when I’m reaching to turn the alarm clock off or just after I’ve washed my hair in the kitchen sink. He thinks it’s so funny to ask me what I’m doing to look like that. Yes, Sam, it’s Halloween every day at my house. My son turned fifty this month, so now I have a child who gets mail from AARP. I could go on forever, but I have to get back to binging reruns of Gunsmoke…”

Sam Wright has been “super busy.”

He came out of retirement to work in Washington, DC, at the United States Office of Personnel Management on June 30. He was soon promoted to be OPM’s Deputy Associate Director for Outreach, Diversity and Inclusion.

He plans to retire again to Waco in January, regardless of the outcome of the election. “And I will likely be getting married early in the new year. I hope that the third time is the charm.”

Murphy Lents is ensconced with his fiancé Stephanie Black in Salt Lake City. “If one is to lead a quarantine-ish existence, Salt Lake is a pretty good spot – lots of easily accessed outdoor activities and generally great weather, if you ignore the smoke from California.

And, at least in my case, good company. I’ve been retired for a couple of years with no regrets.”

Rick Frachtman says he hasn’t retired yet but plans to do it soon. Other than that, “I went to Kroger and CVS. Sorry, not much is going on in my personal life.”

Marianne Tatum is living in New York City, waiting for television production to rev up again.

“Hoping it’s sooner rather than later!

Central Park has kept me sane through Covid-19. Supposed to begin work on a new series Dr. Death about the Dallas surgeon, next month. I will be playing his OR nurse. Lots of blood and gore for Halloween!”

Sheila Holloway says her life in England has been quiet. “I’m lucky that my son Dan decided to come back to live at home at the beginning of February to save some money, so I’ve had company. He’s been able to carry on working (as a music producer and writer) from a studio in the loft. We’ve both kept well so far. Now the Covid-19 rates are rising again in our area, so it’s likely that soon we’ll be more confined to home again. It was fine in the spring but not such an attractive prospect with winter around the corner. I’m lucky that I live in a comfortable flat in a leafy suburb and have a regular pension, but life is tough for many in the UK, just like in the US. I spend far too much time following the news, both ours

and yours. On a cheerier note, very best wishes to you, Sam, for your forthcoming marriage. I made three bottles of sloe gin yesterday, so when they are ready to drink at Christmas I will toast the health of you all. Happy memories!”

Martha Adger Madget has been in the residential real estate business for 44 years, primarily in Houston, but with four years in New York. She is married to James Madget and has two step children Austin and McKenna.

“Austin lives in Houston and is a personal trainer. McKenna is married, and now we have an adorable grandson, Francis Appling. They live in Austin. James and I have two fabulous English cream golden retrievers that we adore. We also love to play golf, walk daily and read. We spend a great deal of time with my three brothers and their families who all live in Houston.”

Mary Lou Peckham Cozean is retiring after 35 years in the property tax consulting business and looking forward to spending more time with her granddaughter Elizabeth (10).

Kenny Meyer and his wife Debbie have been married 44 years and have two children (a boy and a girl) and four grandkids. “I have spent the past 40-plus years working in our family’s real estate business along with my brother Fred, my son Dan and Fred’s son Frank. We are in the fifth generation of the operation; for the most part, it has been a joy and blessing to be at our company with family!

Technology has definitely passed me by, and the youth around the office are hinting I take a break and head to the farm in Round Top, TX. At the farm, Debbie and I raise a few cows; have a couple of longhorns (we met at UT, otherwise these bovine creatures are useless), a couple of old horses, two little donkeys and a few bee hives. During this Covid-19 mess, we have spent more and more time at the farm and recently built eight raised garden planters to replace a traditional garden (getting too old to bend over to till, weed and harvest).

Note we are growing all legal crops, which may disappoint more than a few in our iconic Class of ’69!”

“Tom Moore asked me to join the Kinkaid Alumni board a few years ago; it’s been a great experience, but a reality check since there is only one other board member who is older! Kinkaid of today is nothing like it was when we were there. I remember some of us had keys to the high school so we could clean beakers and test tubes for the memorable and geeky-cool Ray Peach. More than once several of us spent a few evenings inside the halls hanging out - and not performing our sworn duties. I doubt anyone, today, could get past the guard house without

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an ID and a thorough car inspection! The education one can get at our school today is stunning with all the advancements – remember that same Ray Peach taught us how to use a slide rule; now the students use handhelds with more power than the computers that sent us to the moon.

Take some time to visit the school online and checkout all that the students have to make learning a great experience. The kids today should thank all us ’69ers for helping make their education such a memorable experience!”

Bill Liedtke writes, “Adelaide and I are empty nesters, with two dogs and a cat who collectively seem to be in charge. Not travelling at all, and we have adjusted life to fit these challenging times. Literally the week before my son’s wedding, originally set in mid-March in New Orleans, he rescheduled it to November and now has pushed it to next March.

Being in the restaurant business, back in March when the pandemic first hit and retail commerce came to a crashing halt, like many others, I got a good but fortunately short look at what an abyss looks like.

Since then, we have been saving restaurants that could be saved and shedding those that could not. Things seem to be improving in this part of the country, but the same cannot be said for the restaurants in the New York/New Jersey area. I still play tennis four days a week and get to vent frustration by hitting a tennis ball hard – sometimes with control and sometimes not, and I play guitar most evenings. Focus on the micro to avoid dwelling on the macro. I think we are all coming to the same epiphany voiced in Pleasantville: ‘So, what’s going to happen now?’ ‘I don’t know. Do you know what’s going to happen now?’ Onward into the fog.”

Peggy Whitmore Douglass writes that she and Jim remain healthy. “My son Rob and girlfriend came to our cabin in Ligonier, PA, to quarantine for a month from Tampa.

I see my daughter Jill, her husband Justin, and grandson Will often as they are all in Pittsburgh. My therapy dog Bailey hasn’t been able to visit medical facilities since March. She clocked in over 400 hours before the quarantine. Although we have done multiple Zoom visits! She’s quite a talented lab performing a little ‘show’ for nursing home and rehab patients in the Pittsburgh area.”

Carole Smithwick-Kiebach is “avoiding everyone and everywhere these days to protect David’s health. We commute between Katy and our farm in Willis, Texas, to keep from being bored out of our minds. David has developed an interesting eBay “store” selling a truly eclectic inventory. We haven’t seen the grandkids

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since Christmas and won’t for the foreseeable future as the Air Force has assigned our daughter-in-law to NATO in the Netherlands to work on the international formation of space policies. The kids are already learning German and loving the exotic house with an indoor forest to play in. Andrew Kiebach (fs) is remote-working with a Warren Buffett company. Son Eric and wife L have successfully survived the pandemic while living in Kirkland, WA (first epicenter of Covid-19). My time is completely focused on trying to finish the retirement house we were promised in June. Anyone know an 800 pound DTP lawyer out there? Mostly, we are grateful for our good health as we celebrate our 47th wedding anniversary.” Carol and David have a new address: 1331 Old Salem Church Road, Willis, TX 77378.

Gary Wilkerson has a new grandbaby, born September 11 to his daughter Christy. “He was 10 pounds 10 ounces at birth with a full head of hair. I told my son-in-law that I was already shopping for a new Harley for him.

The model I chose was a Harley Fat Boy. I feel he will eventually fit it just fine. My son Stephen is in Fort Worth and started his own drilling company. Looks like he will get married next spring.”

After 47 years of building houses, Gary is retiring. “Dorothy and I have decided to retire to Manitou Springs, Colorado, at the base of Pikes Peak.

We bought a lot in the Crystal Park subdivision. It is a 2,000-acre gated development; however, the largest lot you can buy is .70 of an acre and there are only 263 sites, so the rest of the land is common area. Two sides of the project are abutted by National Forest. I decided to build my own house, and I am getting a whole new education in building because Colorado has an absurd amount of paper work required to just get a building permit. We both are looking forward to riding our bikes in the mountains and seeing new places.”

As for your class correspondent, I have been enjoying seeing a lot more of my family. My husband now works at home on the computer seven days a week instead of only four, and my daughter Holly, whose work is also all on the computer, decided to give up her lonely apartment and move home since she doesn’t need to commute any more. We go for a walk most evenings, cook dinner together and watch reruns of shows like “Deep Space Nine.” My son and his family come by for a visit every Saturday, and they have just informed us that a second grandchild is on the way! The experience of a few Zoom meetings led my brothers and sister and me to set up weekly sibling meetings by Zoom. After many

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years with a continent between us, we have a lot to say to each other.

Since I have been essentially a fulltime farmer for more than ten years now, my daily slog has not changed during the quarantine. The demands of farming are eternal! I do miss singing in my chorus and going to dog shows on weekends, though.

Thank you to all the class members who stepped up with such heartwarming enthusiasm after my emergency call for more contributions to this column!

1970 Malcolm Waddell Houston, TX mwaddell@sba-skincare.com Dear 1970 Classmates, A year like no other is the best way to describe 2020. Despite a Covid-19 outbreak and a delayed in-person celebration of our 50th high school reunion, our class answered the call by providing more news than any time in my 28 years as class correspondent. So, let’s get to it!

Right off the bat, I heard from Leslie Buchanan. She wrote in response to my how’s life in your Covid-19 world, “During the isolation of the pandemic, we are doing our best to stay on two feet raising our new black lab puppy. Lincoln is now 8 months, 57 pounds and a handful! When he gets the zoomies, he thinks nothing of body slamming us or his older lab sister. Who thought raising a puppy at this age was a good idea? But then the other 23 hours of the day he is Mr. Sweetness. Other than that, our church vegetable garden and golf have been our sanctuaries.”

Next, Janet Lee Cohen checked in writing, “We’re okay. New Hampshire’s numbers are pretty low on Covid-19.

There just aren’t that many people where we live. That makes it relatively safe to go out for a walk without bumping into hordes of folks. We know how lucky we are. We also got to spend July and August in Maine, where the caseload was also low.

Our youngest Rachel, her husband and two little boys moved in with us for the summer after a two-week quarantine required by Maine law.

Our son-in-law Dan worked remotely all summer, and I got to play a lot of ‘trucks’. It was a bit of heaven amid a sad cycle of events. I hope our classmate Sandy/Lorna is safe and that the fires raging out west are put out ASAP. I wish everyone a safe fall and winter.”

I, too, was concerned about classmates who might be in harm’s way due to the devastating West Coast

fires. I got a quick, short response from Sandy Stebbins Fossand in Portland, OR. She was okay and shared: “In answer to your question regarding fires, no fire threat right here, but we’ve had many days of harshly debilitating smoke during the worst of it.” She promised a longer update next time.

Spencer Clark (fs) also checked in with a thumbs up from his home and winery in CA: “We have had two very close calls this year with the Hennessey fire that became the giant LNU fire and then 6 weeks later, the Glass fire.

I called in the Hennessey fire at 6:25 a.m. after a lightning strike hit about a mile east of us. I saw the strike while standing at our octagon window watching the storm that morning.

Unfortunately, the firefighters did not get there quickly enough and that fire grew from about 75 acres when I first spotted it to torch over 192,000 acres in Napa and Lake Counties. We harvested some grapes and made wine throughout with an ag work permit but were evacuated and stayed the evenings down in Saint Helena with my son, daughter-in-law and their family. The Glass fire started to the north of us about 8 miles away, and the same thing happened where it was called in by someone at 2:00 a.m. and at that time was only 50 acres. But once again, they couldn’t put it out quickly enough and that fire grew to burn 65,000 acres in Napa and Sonoma counties. Once again, we harvested and made wine throughout with work permits, but we were evacuated again. However, this time St. Helena was evacuated, too, so we had to stay the evenings at the Amizetta Farmhouse B&B in Yountville for a week. The fires burned about everywhere, but here in these eastern mountains above Lake Hennessey, we were definitely saved by the wind gods.

The Hennessey fire winds blew to the east blowing the fire away from us. The Glass fire winds blew predominantly to the north keeping the fire pretty much away from us in the direction of Calistoga. Wines have been tested for smoke taint, and amazingly we’ve only had one batch that has tested positive. What can I say? God and a little luck have definitely been with our family during this unsettling year.”

In this same “Mother Nature gone crazy” vein, I checked in on Bonnie Robbins Coburn. She’s lived in hurricane alley in the Beaumont-Port Arthur area for a long time with husband Mickey. With Hurricane Laura, she headed to a hotel in Spring, TX, and I assumed her family and home had dodged a bullet. Bonnie corrected me: “You know what assuming does? You are correct about Hurricane Delta, but a 65-year-old

tree fell on our roof from Laura. We had a whole lot to do as far as cleanup. Our son-in-law came and helped Mickey cut the oak tree off the house and burn the limbs. A new roof was put on at the end of September. We are currently in Florida for son Keith’s 40th birthday. Fortunately, we got here before Delta came in and kept us from flying out. Unfortunately, no cruises, so we have been staying pretty close to home.”

Irene Moody Riviere shared what life in Austin with a pandemic is like for her family: “Despite Covid-19, Rob and I have continued to see our kids and grandchildren. In June, we flew to Iowa to see son Ryan, Annie and Vivi for our anniversary. We were two of maybe 15 people on the flight, so it felt like a private plane, very weird!

We had a blast celebrating our anniversary with them! More recently we have been having sleepovers with our local grandkids. I can’t believe it, but our oldest grandson Leyton is a freshman in high school and also the starting quarterback, so we’ve been enjoying his football games. Nolan and Colton are also quarterbacks on their football teams, so we’re seeing plenty of football. Our youngest granddaughter is busy doing ballet and cheering on her brothers whom she absolutely adores! Anyway, I hope everyone has escaped Covid-19 and can help celebrate our reunion in person next spring. Love to all.”

I reached Phil Salvador and inquired if he was enjoying retirement. He wrote, “I am totally addicted to retirement.

It gets worse all the time. My son is working as a mechanical engineer for a Dutch company called ASML. Its main U.S. office is in Connecticut.

They are the largest supplier in the world of photolithography systems for the semiconductor industry.

Photolithography is the process of burning patterns onto thin substrates, such as burning circuit patterns onto silicon wafers for computers. In short, it’s pretty high tech. He is living in a shared house with three other young engineers.

He seems to be really enjoying both his work and his social life.

He hopes that ASML will eventually give him a foreign assignment.

He has always loved foreign travel.

He seems to have made a good start in his working life.”

Katherine Thompson Jordan (fs) also had family news. “We have had some good things happen despite the virus. Before and during the start of the pandemic, my son Chris went through a tough time for more than a year while working for a company in California designing missile parts. His

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wife and baby were back in Panama awaiting the correct papers and proper spousal visa and passport for their baby.

With all the immigration problems going on, it seemed like they would never get here, but God is sovereign, and the documents came through.

Daughter-in-law and our grandbaby both were able to arrive in Los Angeles just days before the borders were closed in Panama and the first days of the pandemic hit here in the States! The great news is they are here in Canyon Lake, five minutes down the road in a condo that overlooks the lake.

My son Cal was able to stay here with us this year and is able now to get back to work having been in Alaska last year working through the University of Colorado on the Air Force base for the training mission.

Now at FEMA, he will be sent to disasters using his past skills and learning new ones in the logistics division.

I’ve really enjoyed having him here with us. I think he can remain as long as there are no disasters in this vicinity! That is a blessing. Daughter Katie and her husband Spencer have just moved to New Bern, North Carolina, where he will be the resident colon and rectal surgeon, and she will continue with her own child psychiatry practice. The grandkids are getting big: Luke is 8, Logan is 6 and Liam is 3.

They bought a really nice house on the river opening to the Atlantic. It’s perfect for keeping their boys busy with a little beach and some piers on which to fish and crab.”

Here’s some calmer news from a properly distanced, outside mini-reunion in early October. Anne and Tio Suman, Sherry and Tom Hale (fs), Carolyn and Ron Bernell and Robin and Browne Baker joined Suzanne and me at our home. Tio shared that they had made their annual trip to Boulder, CO. This year with the pandemic they drove instead of flying for their 3-week stay. The Sumans have 3 grandchildren thanks to son McLean ’87 (fs) and his wife who live and work in Houston. Tom and Sherry had also vacationed all over Colorado and beyond this summer again via auto. Tom fills in the details: “We went to the World Heritage Site at Chaco Canyon Indian ruins in New Mexico. Sherry climbed mountains outside Ouray, CO, made it to St. Elmo mining ghost town, Aspen, digging fossils in Kemmerer, WY, stayed with friends near Jackson, WY, went to Yellowstone and the Cody Firearms Museum, found the National Museum of Military Vehicles near Dubois, WY, visited my friend’s dinosaur site near Medicine Bow, WY, made it to the Stanley Hotel, found Tom Horn and Sacagawea’s graves, Garden of the Gods, and much more on our trip.”

And not to be left out of their own Rocky Mountain High, Ron and Carolyn had recently returned from a stay at their home in Arrowhead, CO. Browne is still working and playing golf regularly. It also turns out that Robin and he live in the same apartment complex as the sister of Cecilia Haas Barnes, one of my favorite classmates. Browne reported having a nice chat with Cecilia on one of her visits to see her sister. According to Browne, all is well with her family.

Selby Schwend reported in with “Kathie and I are sequestered at our home on Smith Mountain Lake in southern Virginia and have been since March.

We’ve had some occasional visits to see grandkids from a distance. We’ve got seven of them now and a new boy coming in late November. I’m sure that all this hysteria will probably evaporate after the election, so we are ready for that. All our five kids and their families are doing well, so we are thankful that their gainful employment and health continues.

I hope this note finds all my classmates in good spirits and healthy.

Happy Fall!”

Ted Barrow dropped me a quick note: “Only big news from me is our third granddaughter arrived September 23, the first child for our daughter Jane.” As for his other grandchildren, “Harper, son Thomas’s eldest is 4½ and has started Pre-K. Audrey just turned 2 a couple of months ago. Both are doing famously.”

Frank McGuyer also dropped me a short note: “Not much to report, I’m slaving away as an essential worker building homes. Our son Bart and his family are on continual lockdown in California and daughter Brooke is getting kids back to school here.

Kinkaid finally opened back up. It will be very interesting to see where all this goes post-election.”

Neal Anderson, whom I’ve seen a couple of times during the pandemic at one our mutual favorite Mexican restaurants here in Houston, shared, “Life is about as good as we could hope for in 2020. We just had our fifth grandbaby. Everyone is doing well.”

I keep up with a lot of our classmates via Facebook. Cindy Brown, who lives in Boerne, is quite the naturalist and her garden has been officially recognized as a Hill Country Pollinator Garden by the Texas Master Naturalist, Hill Country Chapter and Native Plant Society of Texas. Just after Cindy earned this distinction, I spoke with Sheryl Lynn Coles Jones, who lives in New Braunfels with husband Jack. She had just added some acreage to her property and true to her environmental engineering background was set on turning this new land into a Master Naturalist site.

So, I connected her with Cindy, and hopefully Jack and she are well on their way on this worthy project.

I tracked down Bill Blomdahl since I hadn’t heard from him in a while.

Bill shared. “The latest with us is we have a new grandbaby girl. Our oldest daughter Elizabeth Blomdahl Spivey and her husband have a 5-month-old little girl, their first, and she is absolutely beautiful. Our other daughter Amanda Blomdahl Weathers and her husband have given us 3 grandchildren with the last one a grandson named after me. I am still working some oil and gas deals and also working with a new company in Tyler spraying for Covid-19 and other viruses. We have nailed down some large contracts in the East Texas area so we’re doing well with that business, too. I am currently sitting in our Cottage at Bluejack National waiting on some of my guests to come play golf with me on Tiger Woods’ Golf Course. If we do not get much rain tonight and tomorrow from Hurricane Delta, we should be able to get in some great golf this weekend.”

Bill and I are Facebook friends as well, and on his page, I saw that he and Glenn Smith were “Friends”.

I reached out to Glenn and got this update: “I’m at the same address (in Freer, TX). Cherry, my wife of 34 years, passed away in 2012 after battling breast cancer for 18 years. I’m content being an old bachelor grandfather. I have bought more ranchland and minerals, so life is good.” Glenn shared his email address, and I promised I’d be in touch. I still need to make good on that promise, but I’m so glad to have reconnected with him after so many years.

With the reunions cancelled in April, I decided to put together a week-long emailed-to-everyone trip of the full week leading up to our graduation on May 22, 1970. As the week progressed, I heard from a lot of our classmates. One was Trish Houck (fs), who now lives in Dallas.

Trish didn’t graduate with us but was a Kinkaidian from kindergarten to 9th grade. She reacted to the “In Memoriam” piece about the 9 members of our class who left us too soon.

She wrote: “That is very sad about Toni Lazzari. Toni, Cindy Brown and I were good friends through 9th grade when I left for Lamar. I really didn’t stay in touch after that.” After getting her and Cindy reconnected, I inquired about her daughter. She wrote back, “Thanks for asking about Reilly who is 24. She graduated from the University of Oklahoma in May 2018 and has been working as an RN at Baylor, Scott and White in Plano for the last two years. She loves her job and loves her apartment in Oak Lawn about 15 minutes from our home in

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Oak Cliff; both are neighborhoods in Dallas.”

Speaking of reconnecting, Ellen Ginther Reifslager has checked in twice since our trip down memory lane in May. She wrote, “First of all, you did such a great job of helping remind people of our time at Kinkaid, including our graduation. Your emails that week had me smiling as special memories were brought up. I did very much love those years with my classmates. During this interesting time of pandemic concerns, our family has been blessed with good health and some continuity in our lives. When the shutdowns began in March, (husband) Walter and I happened to be visiting our son and daughter-in-law in Santa Fe, and we ended up under their roof for almost three months.

We all enjoyed the unexpected extended togetherness. Upon returning to Austin, our home sold this summer, and so we will be spending more time in Santa Fe. Meanwhile, we have been enjoying several weeks of fall colors in Colorado with all our kids and their families. We have always loved our time in the Rocky Mountains. We are feeling grateful about so many things during these chaotic and unpredictable times.

Of course, I was disappointed that our 50th reunion was postponed, as many must have been. Growing up in Kinkaid’s nurturing environment provided me a strong life foundation.

Malcolm, thank you for helping us look back happily on our years together there.”

I heard from so many of you when we celebrated our 50th reunion via email. Shelly Cain Caldwell (fs), who like many was with us from elementary to middle school and then finished at Lamar, shared “I have a funny Kinkaid story. About 25 years ago, I was teaching 2nd grade in Alief, and I team-taught with a darling younger woman. We started talking about our families, and I found out her father was Van Russell, and Mrs. Russell (my 5th grade Kinkaid teacher) and Mrs. Horsey (our Kinkaid music teacher) were her grandmothers!

Small world! I saw her again about 5 years ago at a volunteer event. I just loved Mrs. Russell.”

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After 50 years, I caught up with Phil Colvin. We had a great conversation. He has 8 grandchildren and 1 on the way! We talked about our years together at school. I remembered how he and Mr. Weld were like oil and water, and we had a good laugh about that. Phil and wife Nancy live in Santos, TX outside of Ft. Worth. They have 3 children. Daughter Ruth is an attorney, daughter Lydia is raising 4 of those grandkids and is expecting her fifth. Son Philip has the other 4 grandkids. Phil graduated from Sul Ross University with a degree in Accounting. He spent 17 years with Mitchell Energy in Mineral Wells which is where he met Janet. The last 21 years before his retirement were spent as controller for a utility company near their home. Janet’s career was in insurance, but when she tried to retire and hand over the reins, her clients preferred her over her successor and coaxed her back. Phil said she’s wonderful with people and has been willing to put up with him for all these years. I hope Janet and he will join us for the reunion next spring.

Sam Collins checked in with his news.

He wrote “It goes without saying that none of us expected that we’d be living through a world-wide pandemic at this stage of our lives. I’ve moved out of my office and am now officing from home. I have pared down my law practice dramatically which was where I was heading prior to Covid-19. Andi and I are pretty much staying inside, working from home, and watching a lot of TV. Emily ’02, her husband Lance and granddaughter Poppy moved from Ohio back to Houston, so we see our new (and first) grandchild often. She turned one-year-old in August. Everything everyone said about having a grandchild is true – she is a smart, happy, cute, fun kid – a real joy. Emily and Lance bought a new home and are very happy to be back in Houston with family where all the grandparents are. Jordan ’00 just moved permanently from San Francisco to San Juan, Puerto Rico, where he heads up a team doing renewable energy and other projects. Wish we could visit him. We usually start going to our second home in Asheville, NC, in April but due to the virus, our first trip was in August. We’re heading back in October for the fall colors for a few weeks. We’re now driving to Asheville, a two-day trip, but with semi-retirement, we have more time.

We hope to be staying longer for each trip although the pull of Poppy is pretty strong. Be well, stay well and be safe.”

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teachers. I got too many responses to go over here, but I did get Charla Haas Bauer from Florida to chime in on this subject. Charla said, “I loved learning from all my teachers at Kinkaid. Particular favorites who come to mind are John Germann, Barry Moss and Senora Edith Carroll.

Since February, I have been at home in Floral City. Nothing interesting to tell. It will be nice to see the news from the rest of the class!”

Betsy Mickley Sheets, a teacher herself, reacted to that email and the May graduation week string. Betsy wrote, “The trip down Graduation Memory Lane was awesome. As usual, thanks again for your hard work. You’re right about an unusual year. What did I do during the pandemic?? Well, I couldn’t work, so I moved. I moved back to Houston (actually Spring) to be closer to the boys and grandkids.

I’m still spending time in New Mexico at (boyfriend) John’s. I’m substitute teaching when I’m home. It is nice to be back even though I can’t find my way around with all the new buildings, toll roads, etc. I’m spending a lot of time with grandkids, too!! Oops, almost forgot! My favorite teacher was Mrs. Miller for Middle School Science. I kept up with her until she passed away. I still refer to her on occasion with quotes!”

Alan Gerger responded oh so briefly to the favorite teacher request with “Malcom, this is great. But how are we to think about the forgotten and belittled Mr. Stendig and Mr. Cromack?” I didn’t have Coach Stendig, but I did have Dan Cromack for World Cultures. He lasted only a year. We were merciless to him in that 10th grade class. He went on to work for Houston Lighting & Power, I believe in its corporate communications area. And he never forgave us for our rebelliousness during his one-year tenure at Kinkaid.

In September, Ron alerted me to some sad news. Long-lost classmate Giny Crain (fs) passed away in September.

Like Shelly, Giny was with us from elementary school through 8th grade, and as Ellen Wadsworth shared, “I’m sorry to hear about Giny. She was a friend in 6th grade, and I spent time at her house often during the two years I was at Kinkaid. We lost touch after she moved.” I, too, lost track of Giny, so I reached out to brother Jim Crain ’69 to fill in the years after Kinkaid. Jim wrote “My sister left to go to Rosemary Hall in Greenwich, CT. She did not want to go. Her brilliant idea was to fail everything, so Rosemary Hall would not accept her.

It didn’t work! She did indeed fail everything, including gym class! That’s really hard to do. She was accepted anyway at RH and did not enjoy her time there; she even ran away twice.

Still, she did graduate!” Giny went on to study art at Rhode Island School of Design and California College of the Arts. She married Walter Hogan and moved to Galveston Island. They had two children and two grandchildren.

Giny enjoyed creating art, taking long road trips, and listening to Bruce Springsteen. She loved sunsets, particularly over Offats Bayou. I had often thought of Giny over the years. I loved her feisty, outgoing spirit in our days together at Kinkaid. I didn’t know she was so close down on the Island or I would have reconnected. I will let everyone know if and when an in-person celebration of her life is scheduled.

Lisa Tuttle (fs) wrote expressing her sympathies upon hearing the news about Giny and remembered her fondly from elementary and middle school.

She also provided some news on her home front: “What a strange year!

Not much news to report except that in late September I made a virtual appearance before a virtual audience in Italy (with some stopping and starting due to internet problems and the need for a translator) where a new book of mine was just published.

In a world without Covid-19, I would be looking forward to being a guest at a literary festival in Milan in October, but, well, it is what it is. Here’s hoping 2021 will be better.”

In March, I officially retired after 23 years of working with Suzanne in her dermatology practice. This is actually my second retirement having done it in 1993 when I sold our industrial cleaning company to Waste Management. I am already enjoying the new freedom to pursue other interests including completing my last year on the Board of the Houston Area Women’s Center (HAWC). The pandemic has caused a 40% increase in reported domestic abuse cases, but this extraordinary organization has risen to the challenge. Demand for temporary housing for survivors has risen accordingly with the higher incident rate due to being sequestered with their abusers. Despite having to pare down the number of available units at our shelter, HAWC has worked with area motels to provide the safe havens needed for our clients, usually women and children.

I want to share a link to a 60-Minutes piece that highlights the work HAWC is doing in all of our hometown: https://youtu.be/vXDmuCOrXg8. The most exciting personal news is we are FINALLY grandparents. Grandson Owen Mori was born in April during the height of the Covid-19 outbreak in NYC to our daughter Amanda and her husband Yusuke. Like all of you with grandkids, we are over the moon in love with this guy.

Our other daughter Julianne lives in Denver, and I recently reached out

to our classmate Robin Singer Mowrer (fs), who with her family has a real estate firm there, to perhaps consider buying a home near the Denver Zoo where she works. Robin wrote: “Hello class of 1970. We started out this year with an awesome surprise 40th wedding anniversary for Dale and me. It’s a long story how he was able to surprise me with that (lots of white lies), but we had a wonderful time with our whole family out in California. All of my kids and their spouses and my four grandchildren (ages 1, 3, 4 and 6) are doing wonderfully. We had a little setback with our business in real estate during the first couple of months of Covid-19, but we are moving along in a very hot real estate market right now in Denver and in Dallas with my partners there, due to historically low interest rates. Healthwise, my husband, my kids, my grandkids and I are enjoying good health with our whole-food, plant-based diet and lots of exercise. Wishing everyone a happy, safe and healthy rest of the year.”

Thanks to everyone for all this news.

Enjoy your holidays in person or over Facetime as the case may be.

For sure mark your calendars for the weekend of April 15-17, 2021, when we will celebrate our 51st reunion in person – CDC guidelines permitting!

1971 Claudia Wilson Frost Houston, TX cfrost@orrick.com The Back to the Future quote: “Marty, whatever happens, don’t ever go to 2020” is one many may not have remembered from the films, but one we will never forget. Focusing on the future and looking positively forward, the Class of 1971 is busy planning our 50th Class Reunion in April 2021. It will likely be with the Class of 1970, who had to postpone their reunion in light of the pandemic. Please be sure and let us know if you would like to join the reunion committee or otherwise be involved in the reunion planning.

In the meantime, we have heard from a number of classmates, some just checking in to say, “we are ok” and others sending news. Everyone we heard from is looking forward to 2021 and the thought of our getting together.

Marilyn Bellows reports from Austin that she is doing well. As for our class and the upcoming reunion Marilyn remarked, “I treasure these lifelong connections and hope to be able to see whoever can come.”

Kim Norris advises that she relocated from Massachusetts to Austin last year to establish and head up a medical writing group at a small biotech.

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Her brother Robert ’69 sold his property and together they have a few acres in an unincorporated part of Austin where they live with his ducks and dog and Kim’s 2 dogs. Kim reports that the pandemic has disrupted her recreational travel plans but other than working from home full time it has had no effect. Marilyn and Kim still get together and Kim enjoys hearing how others are doing.

Lisa Morris Clements let us know that she is well and is chairman of their family commercial real estate investment company, Morris Strategic Investments. Her son Glenn Clements Jr. ’99 is president. Her daughter Camella Clements ’98 now resides in New Orleans with her family. “She is a Montessori teacher through and through!” as Lisa says. She further shared that “My husband, Jerry Simon and I are chairing the American Heart Association Heart Ball for 2021, but have shifted To “Hearts Across Houston” Campaign to conduct a series of virtual Zoom calls to introduce the expansive reach and community benefit that the AHA is practicing. We have been renewed to learn that such an effort exists by this expansive national organization to help with social inequities, and helping to minimize so many health issues related to the number one killer, heart disease!

My dad Stewart Morris turns 101 in October and is in remarkable health with such a positive attitude! I extend a virtual hug and am forever thankful for my Kinkaid friends!”

Marisue Dougherty Tallichet let us know the following: “George and I are well.

We enjoyed the slower pace of life in Houston in the spring and then retreated to Montana for the summer.

We’ve been able to see two of our four children during the pandemic.”

Darrell Bock reported, “I am well.

Covid-1919 grounded me. No travel since early March (to Canada to teach), but active teaching online (Albania, Philippines, India, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Philippines) and an online meeting with a Houston group where Milton West is a participant.”

Milton West shared some uplifting and positive news. “Since the last time I reported to Kinkaid, my youngest daughter Michelle West ’09 graduated from Georgetown Law Center and accepted a position with Kirkland & Ellis in their Houston office. Very proud of her, of course, and very happy to have her back in Houston. But not so fast. Her fiancé Michael Bertenthal who she met at the University of Michigan and re-connected with in Washington DC, graduated from medical school this March and got his residency match at the University of Chicago Hospital.

Luckily, Kirkland & Ellis’s home office is in Chicago. So, we had a goodbye

party for them on June 5, 2020 and off to Chicago they drove the next day!

Hopefully, they will return in three years. In the meantime, they are scheduled to get married at Pippin Hill Farms just outside DC on February 6, 2021 and with a little luck, I will walk her down the aisle that Saturday.”

Danny Carroll checked in sharing some milestones and happy news.

Danny told us that “I was appointed recently to the Scripture Press Ministries Professor of Biblical Studies and Pedagogy here at Wheaton College. I also had a book published in May, The Bible and Borders: Hearing God’s Word on Immigration, and a major commentary on the Old Testament book of Amos will appear in November. I am on sabbatical this fall and will be working on a few other writing projects. On August 7, my wife Joan and I celebrated our 44th anniversary, and on August 20 our younger son Adam and his wife Sarah had their first child David Luis—our fourth grandchild.”

Laura Liedtike Bucholz reports from Wyoming that “The benefits of Covid-19 for me have been having my family back on the ranch for several months...plus my new (and first) grandchild Hank who is 9 months old.

Living in the middle of nowhere has made this all very bearable! Right now. we have a massive wildfire burning to the east of us. Hoping for a little rain/snow to slow it down. We are safe as the winds are favorable.”

Laura hopes to get to Houston next Spring and that “all this mess is under better control!!” In the meantime, Laura extends the following: “Stay safe and hope to see everyone at our 50th.”

As for me, the Frost family is surviving in the new normal. I am working from home and finding a remote, yet very active trial practice challenging, unorthodox and often inefficient. I am trying to see it as a positive stretch and growth experience. The notion of an “old dog learning new tricks” has real meaning to me. I am looking forward to 2021 and our 50th Reunion.

Stay safe out there.

1972 Lewis Luckenbach Sugar Land, TX lluckfam@aol.com Allan Tang Houston, TX allantang@earthlink.net All is well on my front (Lewis Luckenbach). I was a financial first responder working on the PPP loans for my business clients in late March

through early May earlier this year.

Two of my grandchildren play for the Albion Hurricanes Soccer Club on Campbell road. There are no retirement plans in my future. My job has become in many ways my social life.

I drive around and visit my clients.

I have been self-employed since November 1981. I own a bookkeeping and tax service. My firm services 60 clients. Most are in the Houston area.

I have two up in Austin and two in New York. My family still lives in the Sugar Creek neighborhood in Sugar Land. I have been there since 1975.

Jeff Baker and his family are safe and well during the pandemic. He and his daughter are continuing their respective careers both virtually and in person, while his other daughter is completing her graduate degree both in person and virtually. They hope everyone remains safe and healthy.

“We are looking forward to resuming social interaction and seeing everyone when the Kinkaid events resume in person.”

Ellen Carrington King’s family business King Family Vineyards in Crozet, Virginia just outside of Charlottesville had a roller coaster of a year like so many others. “We were closed for several months at the outset of Covid-19. We applied for and received funding which helped us maintain our payroll and health insurance for our staff. Then we had a series of devastating frosts in late April and early May and lost most of our Chardonnay crop. We were able to partially open the tasting room in June and have thankfully been busy since then with online sales, wholesale distribution and in person sales as well. We had a good Roseland Polo season here on the farm as well. Our daughter-in-law Ali King is playing polo as is our granddaughter Stuart (12). All three of our sons Carrington, Stuart and James are full time here in the vineyard/winery business. They are all married to terrific gals. I am blessed to have eight grandchildren ages 1 to 14 and to be living surrounded by all of them.”

Ed McFarlan reports his Covid-19 year was spent sheltering in place in San Francisco with plenty of smoke-filled skies during one of the worst fire seasons in California history.

Fran Williamson reports that she is doing her best dealing with the virus hunkering down in the Hill country while catching up with fellow Falcons Cathy, Judy, Tracy and Marcia nearby whenever possible.

David Hessel, our class contemporary jazz musician, reports that he plans to retire in March and move to New Orleans for most of each year teaching music and continuing his work with jazz. Son Max will be graduating from the University of Rhode Island and David hopes to

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spend family summers on the coast in the Northeast somewhere. David graciously sent me a few copies of his CD last year entitled Leeward by the David Hessel Quartet. Lewis and I are still looking for a CD player and an opportunity to round up some Falcons from the class of ’72 for drinks and some contemporary jazz.

Let me or Lewis L know, if you have a loaner CD player and want to join in for some cool tunes.

Barbara Hall Bourland, MD lives on the water in Clearwater, FL and is busy working on the opening of a virtual Functional Medicine practice.

She also stays involved with church during Covid-19 by teaching online Bible studies as well as busy keeping five grandkids happy.

Nina Zilkha and her husband Michael have three granddaughters Cecilia (6), Imogen (4) and Genevieve (1).

They spent the summer at their house in Maine and are looking forward to being in Houston during the holidays.

We now have a friendly banker/loan assistant at Prosperity Bank where Cathy Loucks Mullett has taken on a new position. Cathy is also busy with five grandkids which may be the record number of grandkids for the class of ’72.

Cathy, Lewis and Allan all look forward to seeing everyone at the upcoming 50th class reunion. In the meantime, stay healthy and stay in touch.

1973 Pam Dilworth Kissiah Houston, TX pkissiah@gmail.com Chris Jones reports that his daughter Elise ’13 moved home from Dallas in late March while KPMG’s offices are closed, so he has enjoyed having her as a housemate for the last five months. Chris is proud to report that Elise passed all four parts of the CPA Exam on her first try and won an Elijah Watts Sells award, which means she had one of the top 75 scores out of the 85,000 people who took the CPA exam that year. (Point of note: Her grades were about 20 points higher than Chris’ and it took him 2 1/2 years to pass the darn thing!) Chris celebrated July 4th at Beaver Creek with Elise and a couple of her friends.

They had great weather, fishing and golf. No fireworks but plenty safe.

He also spent the last full week of August visiting his son Camden (fs) in Kerrville. He’s in the roofing business and has been working 12 hour days, 7 days a week since Memorial Day to recover from three hail storms in Hunt that weekend. Chris finds watching the weather report for the

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Hill Country of Texas to be kind of like watching a good football game!

Although Chris has no grandkids yet, he does have two grand-dogs. Chris also has two golf trips planned for fall 2020 (Scotland and South Carolina).

Robert Bradley moved to the Texas Hill Country from Houston where a Kinkaid contingent lives part-time including Jane Staub Towler and Susu Zimmerman Meyer and Fred Meyer. Rob also says he needs a Dan Hart and Leo Chaney gym class to get in better shape.

John Knight and wife Susan who live in Tucson, took a road trip to visit their two daughters in California recently.

With 100+ degree temperatures every day for months at home, they were beginning to feel like a couple of rotisserie chickens. So, they packed up and drove to meet one daughter and her family in Palm Springs for a few days and then visited another daughter in fire and black-out country in the Sierra Nevada mountains. Both visits were fun. They were careful with masks and sanitary procedures and returned home without catching Covid-19. John also reported that he has become disabled with end-stage arthritis in almost all major joints.

This takes a real toll on his activity level but he faces it down every day and still enjoys a quality life. Although he can no longer exercise, John goes out every morning to patrol about 4 miles of rural highway near home, picking up litter. Some people do Tai Chi. John does Tai Trash in the spirit of a bumper sticker he saw recently.

It says “Don’t Be a Trashhole.” (I love that! And I love that in spite of severe arthritis, John has not lost his keen sense of humor!)

Jerry Maltz (fs) is doing well and living the Corona dream.

Jill Mussman contracted Covid-19 during the summer. Fortunately it was

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a mild case, but she found the isolation during recovery to be most difficult. Jill sends everyone a reminder to take all precautions to keep yourself and your family well.

Scott West says that his firm has been able to work remotely for three years now, so the pandemic has fortunately had little impact on his insurance brokerage business. Since the office has four to five people who do regularly come in, it’s easy to remain distanced.

They have been able to travel for work and fun and took a summer road trip driving around northwest TX, northern NM and Colorado Springs. Scott still enjoys his work and has no plans to retire. He is looking forward to getting back together socially in the city when it’s safe to do so.

Sam Siegler finished building a frontrow view deck on Buffalo Bayou just days before Tropical Storm Beta hit Houston. As parts of the city flooded, the overflowing banks of the bayou washed well over the platform and railings, but the solid deck prevailed and withstood a powerful test of structural integrity. Hooray!

Susu Zimmerman Meyer and Fred Meyer have been in the Texas Hill Country most of the time since March. A great place to isolate. They enjoyed lunch with Rob Bradley recently as he has moved up there permanently and is building a new home. Susu has been doing lots of printmaking this year, and Fred has been attacking cedar on his beloved Bobcat. They are both making slow but steady progress!

Morgan de Marigny reports that two of his daughters graduated from the University of Texas in May with a Bachelors and a Ph.D. respectively.

Neither had a ceremony. One left to go!

Jane Staub Towler got together with Susu Zimmerman Meyer, Lisa Bernell Rostad and Missy Baker Jones in Hunt for a much needed visit! Great to have a meal together and sit by the Guadalupe River. Robert Bradley dropped by to say hi also. It was a great time in the hill country visiting family and friends. Fortunately, Jane did not have to quarantine for two weeks before returning to work even though she had been in two Covid-19 hot spots, Texas and Tennessee!

Chuck Blanton canceled two trips to the beach in Mexico and then canceled the two-week vacation in Taos, NM and then canceled a trip in September to Iceland. He still has Rome on the books for Christmas but even the Italians may not let Americans in by then? So, 2020 has been a year of travel plans dashed to bits and suffering from house fever!

Hopefully we will look back on 2020 as an inconvenient memory and everybody stays healthy.

Craig Anderson ’73

Judy Sud Morris has enjoyed socially distanced visits with not only her high school friends but also the adult kids of her high school friends! Judy, Lisa Bernell Rostad and Pam Dilworth Kissiah have all had our adult kids home with us in Houston during the pandemic. Since none of us raised our kids in Houston, the Morris, Rostad and Kissiah kids have spent this year socializing with 60-somethings rather than 20-somethings.

What a treat to get to know the next generation! I agree, Judy! Having Ben, Jenna, Laura, Clark and Annie joining our gatherings has added a new dimension!

Lisa Bernell Rostad is sighted often by our Kinkaid class in Houston at small, outdoor, socially-distanced gatherings. She has even been known to move the cocktails into the garage when the rains pour down, rather than end festivities early. Lisa is still caring for her mother, who recently celebrated her 97th birthday with mimosas and masks at home in Houston.

Dana Lyon and I recently caught up for an outdoor lunch. She is doing well, still enjoying Houston and especially enjoying spending lots of time with her six active grandchildren (all of whom fall between the ages of 6 and 9). In finding the silver lining of the pandemic, Dana has enjoyed having a big block of uninterrupted time to focus on disposing of storage and boxes full of other people’s stuff!

Pam Wilson Francis is another dear member of the Fabulous Class of ’73 that we lost much too soon. Due to the pandemic, we were not able to gather as a class to honor her, so I will just say here: Cheers to you, Pam! So many great memories! You are missed!

As for me, Pam Dilworth Kissiah, 2020 began on a heavy note with the loss of my mother. She battled pulmonary fibrosis for several years. I am grateful to have had the past two years living in Houston near her and am especially grateful that she passed in January before the virus hit. Like everyone else, my 2020 vacation plans were nixed. I was headed to Switzerland for the Tour de Mont Blanc trek last summer, but alas, a

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no-go - so we also opted for western bound road trips instead! In addition to winding up mom’s estate matters, I spent 2020 undertaking a smallish remodel project at our ranch house on the Blanco River. Country remodeling always has its challenges! Gary and I will spend the holidays at our home in Berkeley, California; and although we are gradually moving back out there, I will always keep my touchstone in Texas. Our son Clark decided to return to New York in August to join the culinary team at Blue Hill at Stone Barns in the Hudson River Valley.

This is a personal pursuit, as well as having some business purposes buried in there somewhere! And our daughter Annie is a Berlin DJ and music producer who is on hiatus until Germany lets Americans return.

We have loved having both Clark and Annie home this year! At 29 and 25 years of age, we never thought we’d have them staying with us for more than a holiday or summer vacation! I certainly did not foresee that a global pandemic would bring us all together under one roof at this time in our lives. A blessing.

Stay well everyone!

1974 Madeleine Topper Sheehy Houston, TX madtop05@gmail.com

1975 Judy Levin Houston, TX jude118@aol.com

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during the pandemic. He is working remotely, and the private school where Vita works is closed due to the virus indefinitely. Vita has created a meditation garden at home and has recently started designing gemstone jewelry, soon to be found on Etsy under MJT Design Boutique. She can’t wait to see if anyone likes her pieces!

Her two lovely daughters both work for CBRE in property management.

Sara Morse Bettencourt is a world-travelling birder, an unbelievably complex knitter, wears good luck baseball shoes for the Astros to win and she hasn’t aged at all! What’s her secret, I wonder?

Kari Cole Duncan remarks on what a strange year this has been for everyone. She’s thankful to be in Georgia so she can spend plenty of time with her daughter Taylor Ann and her beautiful granddaughter Avery (2).

Kari reports that real estate is strong there and that it’s a sellers’ market.

Bobby Goldstein now has his second grandbaby Silas Dane James.

Sally Green Griffin has made at least 30 handmade queen-sized quilts during the pandemic! She says to get in touch if you’d be interested in one possibly for a charitable fundraiser.

The workmanship is outstanding!

One quilt is a Covid-19 quarantine

Granddaughter of Kari Cole Duncan ‘76, Avery (2, is her mini-me!

design with subtle rolls of toilet paper in the stitching. Sally is still going to a few horse shows and says that both her children Maggie and James have good jobs!

Carol Eckelmann Marshall and husband Bill have sold their lovely historic home in Montrose within about an hour of listing it(!) and then they drove North. They stopped in Eagle River, WI where Carol spent her summers growing up. Just like that, they became Wisconsin residents!

They live on the lake and try to spend as much time outdoors as they can.

Carol still works remotely for Texas Children’s Hospital, and Bill has retired. Their first grandchild Marshall Miller was born in February, and he’s discovered that he loves splashing.

Nanette Cooper-McGuinnes became Artistic Executive Director of the contemporary chamber music group, Ensemble for These Times (E4TT).

One of 30 quarantine quilts made by Sally Green Griffin ‘76

Homoiselle Sadler Bujosa ’76 ringing the bell at MD Anderson

The award-winning group released their latest recording in June. Their 13th season of concerts will be virtual and free. Info about the schedule can be seen here: www.E4TT. org. Enjoy! In Nanette’s other career, her translation of the novel Luisa: Now and Then was named 2020 GLLI Translated YA Book Prize Honor Book and it won other awards as well.

Andrea Vail Reed is enjoying her job as Director of Texas Children’s Hospital Investment Administration. She is working from home and is about to launch a gorgeous remodeling and home addition project. Andrea and husband Bill Reed ’75 have spent much of their time in Crested Butte at her sister Susan Vail Ackerman ’77 and husband Asche’s stunning mountain house.

Bob Snyder is enjoying his retirement and is doing cool stuff such as competitive shooting, making one of a kind knives, doing leatherwork, fishing and just enjoying life. He pitches in at his lovely wife Sandy’s antiques shop “Junk and Disorderly”, and he is doing some fantastic paintings.

As for me, I am very grateful and blessed to report that, at least for now, I am cancer free! Thanks to my devoted family and friends, I was able to ring the bell at MD Anderson during the peak of the virus. If you are lucky enough to not know what that means, it means that you have completed your chemo and/or radiation

treatments. In other news, after 62 years, I’ve started exercising! So it’s never too late to try something new!

One final and very sad note. Our dear classmate, Matt Thanheiser passed away recently. Please keep his wife and high school sweetheart Giggy Martin Thanheiser ’77 and their three children Will ’05, Hall ’07 and Ellen ’13 in your prayers.

Bobby Goldstein ’76 with his second grandchild, Silas Dane James

1977 Jane Van De Mark Houston, TX janevandemark@yahoo.com Friends in the Class of 1977, here’s what is going on with our classmates!

David Morley and his wife Anne became empty nesters in 2011 when they decided to leave “big city life” in Houston and moved to the north shore of Lake Travis. Anne is semi-retired from her career in personal fitness and physical rehabilitation and returned to UT-Austin for a couple semesters to finish her accounting degree. As David says “Go Longhorns!”. In 2013, David retired from his 30-year career in environmental engineering and consulting as a geologist. He then he joined TxDOT for a “semi-retirement” career managing consultants and contractors who provide the services which he previously provided as a consultant.

David said he might retire again in a couple years! He shares that they miss their Houston friends but love the “lake life.” In their time off, they are frequently on Lake Travis where they enjoy racing sail boats and try their best at water skiing, wake boarding, kite boarding, wind surfing and about anything that involves the wind and the waves. Since moving to Lake Travis, they have enjoyed seeing classmates Brad Armstrong, Bob Roberts, Jay Chernosky and Steve Dunn. David and Anne have two daughters. Jen ‘10 (fs) married Clay Burner in 2018 and they are living in Fort Worth. Daughter

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Kristin ‘11 (fs) has been working in South Africa for the past year. The five of them enjoy some international travel every few years together as a family. David and Anne are enjoying the “good life!”

Since 2011, Clark Ervin has been a partner in the Washington office of the global law firm Squire Patton Boggs. After having been appointed by President Bush to be the Inspector General of the State Department of Homeland Security Department, Clark specializes in representing clients which are being investigated by federal Inspectors General, the Department of Justice and other federal agencies, as well as Congress and State Attorneys General. Clark also conducts internal investigations on behalf of his clients, and has served as a Monitor for both the Department of Justice and the Department of Education. He also does lobbying for clients before the State Department of Homeland Security and other national security-related agencies. Clark’s wife Carolyn Harris is an education consultant based in Washington. They have a daughter Callie (14) who is a 9th grader at the Holton-Arms School in nearby Bethesda, MD. Sadly, I share the news that Giggy Martin Thanheiser’s husband Matt ’76 passed away at the end of August.

I know we will all miss our fellow Kinkaidian with the kind and gentle heart. We are all thinking of Giggy and their three adult children Will ’05, Hall ’07 and Ellen ’13 and wishing them peace and comfort.

Until next time, enjoy your holidays!

Wishing you all well, Jane Van De Mark

1978 Sarah Deal Frankenfeld Austin, TX sarahf422@me.com Hello everyone! I certainly hope that you are doing well. I first want to honor two of our classmates who we lost during 2020. Sweet Joyce McCarter passed away on August 18. After Kinkaid, Joyce continued her education at the University of Houston, graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Land Management. Joyce very successfully ran a personnel consulting business for many years until she retired to spend her remaining time with her loving family. Randy Kemper passed away on September 12. Randy earned the title “Handy Randy” for his skilled handyman work.

He had many hobbies including fishing, guitar, reading, welding, admiring art and cycling to name some. He and Roxann made their home in Rockport.

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We will miss these classmates and are thinking of their families.

Thank you to those who sent something in! Let’s get right to it – Jennifer Justice Bowen and sister Amanda helped their mother and daddy move out of their house of 54 years this past summer to a swanky new retirement center next to Second Baptist on Woodway. Lots of great memories on Tilbury but they love the new place. Jennifer, who works for St. John’s School, is happy to have students back but is ready for 2021!!!

Bill Bruce reports that he and Clare are GRANDPARENTS!!!!! (The caps and !!! are his so I think you can say they are a little excited!) Anna Page Hill Denby was born in August. Welcome to the world, Anna Page! Daughter Katharine (fs) & husband Tim thankfully live maybe a mile away from Bill and Clare. They are very happy about that!! (I think I see some babysitting in sight!)

Heather Fichter Cassidy unfortunately broke her leg quite severely in June.

She spent 15 weeks in bed healing, then on to rehabbing and hopefully will be back to almost normal by the time we are reading this! Youngest son Michael proposed to his girlfriend of eight and a half years in August, and she said yes!

Heather and John are expecting two more grandbabies, a girl and the other sex unknown at this writing, due in March!!!

Scott Lucy is still working with brother Mark Lucy ‘76 focused primarily on the roofing industry. When their company survives 2020, they will celebrate their 80th year. They recently moved their office into the same office as Johnny Byrd, Jimmy Byrd’s little brother. Scott’s youngest Olivia moved from the American School of London to the American School of Milan after completing her Masters at University College London last fall. She is teaching 3rd graders and assistant coaching the girls’ varsity soccer team. Fortunately, Sherrie and Scott were able to meet her in Madrid for a long weekend and then work their way up Italy to put the “Dad stamp of approval” on Milan and her new apartment BEFORE COVID-19! Scott used the Covid-19 “down time” to get a new roof, a new hip, two new feet and elbows... it’s a long story, but he is doing great and ready for the fall hunting season and 2021!

Mark Hancock wanted to catch us up on 40 years (at the prompting of a very impressed classmate who thought the purple and gold would want to know about Mark’s adventures)! Anne and Mark are still living in Bronxville, NY with beloved family member Lucy, their 14 year-old Shiba

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Inu. When they moved there 18 years ago from Greenwich Village, where they had lived for 12 years, the quiet and space was a little unsettling.

They were able to survive and, for the time being, are very happily settled.

Both kids have recently graduated college and moved away. Fred graduated from Binghamton University with degrees in English, philosophy and anthropology and is now living in northern Vermont working as a wilderness therapy guide until going to graduate school. He loves it up there and sporting a full-Vermonter beard appears to have gone native. Joan graduated from Johnson and Wales with a degree in equine business management and now lives in Maryland where she is business manager for a veterinary practice.

Over the years they have enjoyed all manner of mountain sports. The gateway-drug for this addiction was a 1988 trek in Nepal and every trip taken since has involved some form of mountain activity. Mark and Anne spent a number of summers climbing 4,000 meter peaks in the Alps and winters were spent in the Adirondacks hiking and climbing frozen waterfalls. When the kids came along, they fell into a routine of summer hiking in the Alps and winter ski racing all over the Northeast.

One highlight was the 5-week trek in western Nepal along the Tibet border that Mark and Fred made together in 2018. Looking back, Mark said it is remarkable that they managed to raise two kids without ever setting foot in a Disney theme park!! (Note from Sarah: Not sure I can see this mountain-climbing family riding on It’s a Small World or Peter Pan rides?)

Mark had to recount one epic moment which occurred when crossing a steep slope while descending a mountain on the Swiss-Italian border.

The snow broke loose under his crampons and he found himself sliding at an ever-increasing speed toward the glacier far below and not able to self-arrest the fall.

Anne reacted instinctively and expertly drove her ice axe into the snow and secured herself to the mountain just before the rope jerked tight to her harness, thereby, saving the day (and Mark)! Mark says that although Anne is exceptionally fond of enthusiastically telling this story, he suspects that over all the ensuing years there may have been an exasperated moment (or two) that caused her to wish she had opted for the Whymper technique and simply cut the rope!

Notwithstanding, he is very happy they tied-the-knot.

As for me, Sarah Deal Frankenfeld, I have nothing that comes near to Mark’s story but here goes. After living in downtown Austin for three months,

we moved into our downsized new townhome closer to where we lived before. Mid-March everyone came home! Daughter Caroline to finish her senior year at UT, husband Ken to set up his new home office and son Kevin and his girlfriend from NYC. Thankfully, our other son Kyle lives in Austin in his own home. We made the best of it with the furniture we brought from our previous home, thinking we would be purchasing some new items for the house. Did you know that moving blankets make great rugs?? All in all, we had a great time together! We spent the dog days of summer in search of cooler temps. We even did some hiking in New Mexico and Colorado, although I will spare you my hiking experience since it doesn’t compare to Mark’s above!! Like Scott’s daughter, our daughter was also bitten by the global bug and moved to Madrid in September to teach English. We are waiting until a vaccine and the allclear to go see her! All I can say is thank goodness for What’s App and FaceTime!!

I am adjusting to this new normal and hope that you are also!! Stay well and take care! Here’s to moving into year 61 with grace!

1979 Steven Arnold Houston, TX sda@3lmc.com Evans Attwell Houston, TX eattwell@gmail.com Alice Berry

Houston, TX missformicadinette@yahoo.com

1980 Tom Dunlap Houston, TX 619-929-1413 td@tomdunlap.com Seems like our heads our spinning.

Plan a reunion; don’t plan a reunion.

Of course, we did plan April 2020 which was cancelled at the 11th hour. Ever stalwart, your leadership team went back and forth about planning a redo in 2021. As you know, and if not, now you do, the next reunion for the Class of 1980 will be at the regularly scheduled interval in 2025.

A dear member of the class lost her brother this year. Our prayers and thoughts go out to Adele Thanheiser on the passing of her brother Matt Thanheiser ’76.

Always fit and athletic, Mike Ereli shares this unusual experience: My wife began to feel bad on July 5, the Sunday after the whole family had spent a great Fourth of July weekend together at home. She had full on, flu-like symptoms the next day. My daughter started to feel run down on the 7th. They both got tested and both came back positive for Covid-19. By then we were all isolated from one another, but I started to feel bad on July 11, although my son never had any symptoms. We all had slightly different symptoms and cases, but the general experience was the same: two-three days in bed, followed by two-three days of generally feeling run down. After a week, my wife and I were both back to 70-80% but were still pretty wiped out and taking a nap every day. My daughter felt fine. For the next few weeks, I did not improve much at all. I was still very tired, felt extremely weak and had a constant brain fog. Focusing on anything was an effort and after an hour or so of concentration I would have to lie down and close my eyes for 15-20 minutes. I had some mild improvement by week six, but the gains and setbacks came in waves.

I could have two or three “good” days, followed by having to be on the couch for pretty much an entire day.

The symptoms would come and go headaches, sore muscles, dizziness and the constant fatigue, especially after any type of physical or cognitive exertion. I started to do my research at this point and learned that my experience was not at all unusual. About 30% of all Covid-19 patients had lingering symptoms after three months, with fatigue and brain fog being the most common symptoms.

The medical community is still debating whether the long-term effects are caused by the lingering virus or by a hyper-active immune response.

Either way, the post-viral syndrome was primarily a neurological issue.

I suffered from fatigue; my wife had still not regained her sense of smell, others had tingling in their hands, blurry vision, trouble balancing or shortness of breath. I got blood tests to rule out anemia, thyroid problems or vitamin deficiencies. There was nothing to do but wait for improvements. At 10 weeks, I still had to take a nap every day and anything harder than a three mile walk would take me hours to recover. In week 12, the brain fog suddenly lifted. I woke up one day and immediately felt the difference; I could think clearly, felt motivated and had a bit more energy.

I am starting week 13 now, sleeping lots, conserving energy and remaining optimistic that I’ll be back to 100% soon.”

We are glad that he is on the mend after an unusual encounter.

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Marilyn Huggins Goettee shares that Pat Paukune Berry’s husband John was recently diagnosed with cancer.

Surgery then chemo. Prayers heading that direction.

Anne Elise Mumford is loving this new chapter in her life and being back in Houston after 25 years on the East Coast. She bought a home in The Heights last December and is doing lots of walking with her six month old (very energetic) Schnoodle puppy.

Her kids are 24, 22 and 18. The oldest teaches school in Boston and the younger two, who are with her some of the time, are in school in CT and FL. Welcome Back, AE! In September, Larry West celebrated his four-year work anniversary. It has been four years since he opened the doors to his law firm West Mermis located in the Fulbright Tower in downtown Houston. Among other matters, the firm handles a decent case load involving construction disputes.

Great job, Larry.

Elton and Ginny Barret Arceneaux sold the ranch in Texas. “We now call Sparks, NV home. Instead of whitetail deer in the yard, we get mule deer!

Loving it.”

I recall Ginny sharing it was about 9 large trucks with 11 drivers Mark McMurrey sends from Austin that last year he founded an initiative that utilizes various technologies to expand the availability of mental health services over a wide range of platforms. Happily sharing Austin with daughter Stella who is a sophomore in fine arts student at UT and hoping that son Belton will soon be able to get started in the film production business after recently graduating from USC. Lots of yoga, biking, swimming and of course golf!

Marilyn Huggins Goettee reports: “We are well! My twins are both back at school. James at Washington & Lee actually going to class, and John is back at Princeton but only doing online classes. Both are seniors, and John actually landed a really good job at Barclays in NYC. One down and one to go! We moved back to River Oaks which has been great.

Jimmy remains busy but we enjoy being empty nesters. Eager to get some safe travelling up and running.”

Cliff Roberts shares that he is handling personal injury cases across the country. Angie is helping the Mission of Yahweh, a shelter for homeless women and children. Cliff and Lee graduated from TCU and are working in commercial real estate.

Joe Jaworski (fs) splits time between Houston and Galveston. He continues to mediate Defense Base Act claims arising from the Global War on Terror. He is still playing drums in his Houston garage to his favorite classic rock songs… and to his

neighbors’ lament. Joe and Rebecca just celebrated thirty years of marriage, and their son Lee is a junior at Boston College and daughter Becca (fs) is a sophomore in high school.

Joe added a new job: he is a declared Democratic candidate for the 2022 Texas Attorney General. The campaign is already underway. Learn more at www.JaworskiForTexas. com.

Robert Sorley has been studying Spanish during the quarantine. His daughters are on the West Coast.

Ariel is in Seattle with Microsoft and Olivia in film production in Los Angeles. His wife Carole is an entrepreneur selling her masks on Etsy.

Robert continues to operate a geophysics company in Houston.

Caroline Baker Hurley and her husband Bruce have been married for 21 years and have three children, all of whom are Kinkaidians. Grace ’19 (19) is a sophomore at University of South Carolina majoring in Marine Science; Emma ‘22 (16) is a junior in high school and Bruce ‘23 (15) is a sophomore. Caroline retired as a state district judge in Harris County after serving for 21 years. She continues to sit by assignment and also serves as an arbitrator and mediator.

Bruce is a partner at King & Spalding, with a national trial practice in complex litigation. Their family loves to spend time together in Montana and at home with their menagerie of three dogs, three cats and a rabbit.

I had great conversations with Katy Liedtke Bade, Emily Tuttle Wilde, and Shannon Wills Webb and all send best wishes.

1981 John McReynolds Houston, TX john.mcreynolds@defectconsultants.com

1982 Maria Semander Crawford Redondo Beach, CA msemander@yahoo.com Hello Class of ’82!

By the time you read this we will be well into our 10th month of life with Covid-19 and my 10th YEAR (at least) of writing this column! Remember, if anyone has a burning desire to take over, the job is yours.

Like many other classmates, I have spent the “Covid Life” in different stages and have learned many things along the way. I’ve taken advantage of open middle seats and cheap

airfares on Southwest to travel to Texas multiple times to see my mom and aunt, who aren’t able to get out and about as much as they should. I spent 14 days in quarantine, after our older son tested positive for Covid-19 this summer and learned how hard it is to keep a college student isolated.

Luckily he was fine, and none of us caught it. I discovered how much of a germaphobe I really am after realizing that most companies didn’t actually sanitize things before Covid-19.

“Really? You didn’t wipe those things down BEFORE???” And I confess that I absolutely do not take after my dad’s teaching abilities, and I am definitely not a fan of virtual learning.

But even pandemics have silver linings and spending so much time with my family reminded me of what is really important in life. 2020 has taught me that it’s OK to pause our lives every once in a while for a greater good. Other pandemic lessons I learned came from my fellow classmates.

Jimmy Michaels made it to his son’s high school graduation this summer without a walker, which he thought was a possibility when he did the math after he was born. Jimmy and wife are now “free birds” (Lesson #1 – “free birds” are the new “empty nesters”.) and were planning on traveling with both kids finally out of the coop including nice seats to the US Open, but so far Covid-19 has blown up all their big travel plans.

Their daughter is back in New York for virtual law school but no visiting there either due to quarantine rules.

Hopefully by the time he can visit, he won’t need a walker!

Melissa O’Toole Smith and her husband Paul are almost “free birds”.

Their older son Ryan graduated from the business school at UGA in May with a degree in Risk Management and Insurance. He was hired after graduation (thankfully!) and is working in Houston at a firm called Insgroup.

Their younger son Kyle ’21 is a senior at Kinkaid. While stuck at home during Covid-19, Paul and Melissa have been enjoying their pool, playing backgammon and cooking and baking.

Susan Schwarz Cornett has also been “Covid-19 cooking” with her husband Casey. They have been trying lots of new recipes to make sure they are ready to entertain once they get the green light again. Susan confesses that she really misses making and enjoying a big charcuterie board! (Lesson #2 – I need to try one of Susan’s charcuterie boards.) Susan has also been traveling to Colorado Springs to see her Mom. Not to leave any free time, she has also taken up golf and bought a cruiser bike. If you see her riding around Memorial, wave hi!

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wife, a girl well above what he deserves (his words not mine!). They have two boys, one at A&M and one at UC Boulder. Michael reports that with two college students they have been lucky not to have had any Covid-19 cases in their family...yet.

Michael has also been taking advantage of an empty nest and the empty middle seats on Southwest, spending half the year in Arkansas and the other half in Steamboat Springs, CO. Curt Alfrey is also shuttling between two states. He still lives in Texas but travels to Colorado for court now and again. Most of court is done via Zoom meeting these days, and he admits that the top half of his suits are getting lots of use. (Lesson #3 – some people actually only wear the top half of clothes for Zoom meetings.) Curt has two teenagers who are acting like….well, teenagers. Curt and his three sisters were happy to be able to have a family reunion in Galveston to celebrate his mom’s 88th birthday!

It was the first time they had all been together in quite a while so it was a special celebration.

Speaking of celebrations, Bo Winston and wife Stacy celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary in March.

Stacy is a saint to be married to Bo (his words not mine… I see a pattern here). They have enjoyed living in Boerne, TX for the last 18 years, and their kids range in age from 22 to 28. All of them are out of school and three out of four are married.

Grandpa Bo has three grandchildren (two girls and a boy) and like all the other classmates who have grandkids, Bo says it’s GREAT….and BO KNOWS! Grandpa Mike Curran and his wife Kristin took a trek across the US to North Dakota in early May to do a “wellness check” on Kristin’s mom.

It was early in the pandemic so they rented an RV and drove across California, NE, Utah, Wyoming, South Dakota, Idaho, and Montana! Mike now goes by the name RV Cowboy.

David Frame and his wife Jenny have also been “trailer traveling” in their resto-mod 1967 Airstream to visit their youngest Colin at Texas Tech.

They also enjoy an occasional camping trip to relax and get away.

Their next adventure will be with two other couples (social distanced in their own trailers) for a week long camping trip to the West Texas area to climb Guadalupe Peak. (Lesson #4 – that is the highest peak in Texas.)

David realized a big personal benefit to the pandemic is that he and Jenny do a lot of walking now.

Annelise Bovet found the same silver lining in all of the madness by getting out and walking 10,000 steps every day. (Lesson #5 – I need to walk more.)

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Mike Curran ’82 driving his RV across the country

Linda Lyons Ewing (fs) reports that she hunkered down during Covid-19 and went nowhere. And she loved it! While on lock down, she and her business partner developed a new e-commerce website for their store, ThreeDoorsHouston.com. She is hoping it will boost the retail side of their construction and design business. Like many small businesses, she says they are “hanging in there”.

She added, “I’m not one to rush time but I’m ready for 2020 to be done”.

We can all agree with that!

Another “free bird” in our class is Michelle Rogers Rogers who always gives me the scoop on other classmates. She reports that Laura Wynne Cale’s daughter is getting married next year, Waverly White Gage is going back to work for Jana Fay Bacarisse’s law firm, Marilyn Taylor Phillips and Bruce Phillips now have two grandsons and Fay Monsen Kirby has been back in Houston for a year now and is loving it.

Dewey Gaedcke didn’t email but when his post showed up on my Facebook feed and showed him doing a back flip off a rope swing and a yoga pose on top of a large boulder, I couldn’t resist! (Lesson #6 – I need to work on my back flips and yoga poses.)

And finally, although I wish I did not have this news to report, we lost a very special classmate this year.

Rusty “G” Johnson passed away in May after a long battle with cancer. His family asked everyone to “gather your friends and family, pop a cold Coors Lite or New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc, put your feet up by an outdoor fire (preferably an excessively smokey one, built with random objects the fire department would prefer you not burn), and tell tall tales of fishing exploits or exotic street meals from far flung lands” in honor of Rusty.

And with that special request, we all decided to do just that and held two Zoom “gatherings” to toast his life and share stories. Classmates who were able to Zoom or emailed a memory were Corkie Stallings Aragon,

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Heidi Balser Budaj, David Frame, Mike Curran (thanks for setting it up!), Ania Battlestein Bender, Elva Weatherford Riley, Fay Monsen Kirby, Bubba Vandiver, Ray Gregory , John Schuette, Waverly White Gage, Jonathan Cooper, Michael Guerriero, Helena Papadopoulos Johnson, Michelle Rogers Rogers, Curt Alfrey, Martin Brock, Frank Liddell (fs) and James Arthur. (I hope I didn’t miss anyone.)

Michael Guerriero shared some special memories. Martin Brock remembered “G” as a super nice guy with a kind smile. Ray Gregory talked about how much G loved to travel, fish, play tennis, golf and hunt. Bruce Phillips shared a story about being a doubles partner with G on the tennis team. G was left-handed and he had a wicked spin serve that took the returner way off the court on the “add” side. It was a huge advantage for their team. G taught Bruce how to serve the same way right-handed so they dominated the court. Bruce remembered G was slow footed but quick witted, which made the time they spent together on the court fun and memorable.

Rusty was truly one of a kind and he will be missed immensely. Rest in Peace, dear friend, may your memory be eternal. (Lesson #7 – Life is short, so enjoy every moment.)

I hope by the next column we are back to some sense of “normalcy”.

In the meantime, treat each other with kindness and respect. I’ve said many times what a special class we have and I truly mean it. With so much division in the country and so many different opinions and political views, it’s nice to know that the Class of ’82 will always rise above the negativity and put friendships above politics. Which brings me to my final pandemic lesson – there really is “no place like home”.

1983 Anthony Brown The Woodlands, TX abrowntex@gmail.com

1984 Jackie Fair Houston, TX jfair36900@aol.com

1985 Carolyn Lasater Hodges Dripping Springs, TX mkcarolynhodges@gmail.com

Dr. Patrick Pearsall ’85

1986 Julie Templin Berman Houston, TX julie@thelimogeslady.com Class of 1986! Save the date for our 35th reunion on April 17, 2021!

Sergio Amelio and his wife Elizabeth ’92 have settled nicely back in Houston since their move back in 2018. They have two kids at Episcopal High School (Christina, a junior and Alex, a sophomore). They are also proud parents of a new falcon with Nico ’27 entering the 6th grade at Kinkaid this year. Sergio runs and bikes for fun and throughout the Covid-19 shut down he tried to fulfill his New Year resolutions to learn to cook better and to learn to play the guitar (he confides neither is going too well!).

Susie and Chris Cone started the year as empty nesters until Covid-19 hit.

Since then, they have experienced two virtual graduations from UT and A&M, had their TCU student at home for the rest of the spring semester and summer, one working in Dallas, and now have one living at home with them while searching for full time employment. Chris shares these are all good things as they have enjoyed the family together time, but ready to put 2020 in the rearview mirror! Chris looks forward to seeing everyone at the 35th reunion.

Ric and Karen Lee Davis bought an air conditioning company almost two years ago! It has kept them super busy, especially during the summer! Their oldest Barclay graduated from SMU and works for Momentum Minerals in Houston as an analyst.

Philip attends East Texas Baptist University where he plays ice hockey with a bunch of Canadians who somehow find themselves in Marshall, TX. Alyssa is in 6th grade at St. Francis Episcopal. Karen reports all is well!

Rob Devlin is in his 16th year as the Head of St. George Episcopal School in San Antonio. Rob shares this year has been the most interesting and challenging yet!

Valerie Khuri Hale writes they sold their house in Pearland and moved to

College Station after her daughter’s graduation in 2019, as her husband is a professor in the Mays College of Business at Texas A&M. Heather Ledbetter Kearney (fs) is splitting her time between Houston and Crested Butte. She and Wayne are enjoying being empty-nesters!

Tommy Lamme writes: “My son Charlie ’21, who is a senior at Kinkaid this year, and I spent time during the Covid-19 quarantine watching a Jack Chiprock video from April 11, 1986. Charlie was impressed with my front-man skills, Drew Burch’s “first bassman” chops and awesome blond wave, Chris Beeley’s stick work (basically pro-level), Chris Gillett’s overall mastery of the guitar (at age 18!), and of course amazing solos by Soozi Graf Kershner ’88. I think he may have even complimented the band and his old man. I don’t know what “it’s lit!” means. I can say 34 years seems like yesterday. We haven’t changed a bit!”

Tim and Tonya Kafoglis Lemoine report to be sort-of empty nesters, as their last child graduated this spring from Episcopal School of Acadiana and headed to LSU, their eldest graduated from Hillsdale College and took a job at a classical school in Alexandria, VA, and their middle child returned to Hillsdale College for her junior year, but they rescued two mostly-Lab puppies. Tonya hopes Daisy and Rocky will keep them grounded and moving!! She looks forward to seeing everyone in April.

Steven Livitz writes his daughter Lindsey graduated from Alabama in May and lives in Dallas. She works for a women’s clothing line, Koch (@ shop’koch), heading up online marketing and social media. Steven’s other daughter Ashley lives in NYC working at Bellevue in the psych ward as a therapist. Steven started a new company, Ironclad Strategies, two years ago. Ironclad Strategies specializes in estate planning, business consulting and asset management. Steven and his wife Stephanie are enjoying the empty nest with their quarantine acquisition Pickles the French Bulldog!

Elizabeth Gottlieb Pavel is happy to report all is well. She is still living in California, having moved there after college to do her Ph.D. at Stanford.

She somewhat recently joined her husband Tom in early retirement after 20 years of working in Silicon Valley high tech. She has no regrets, and they haven’t looked back. It’s been really great having the time to travel and visit family (pre-pandemic…) and to pick up some old hobbies again. These days, Elizabeth shares she is spending her time gardening, cooking, making jams and pickles, doing needlepoint and catching up on reading, among other things. That

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said, Elizabeth sure looks forward to when we can travel again. Stay well and safe, my friends!

Gincy Carrington Plummer has moved eight times since 1986! She is currently back in Virginia. Her two oldest kids are in Boulder! Gincy sends well wishes to all!

Steve Rogers (fs) says, “When we were at Kinkaid, Vice President Bush would come to Houston on a pretty regular basis. I used to watch the Chinook helicopter come down a deserted 610 freeway, quickly followed by a line of cars with the Bushes in the middle. They must have flown Air Force Two into Hobby or somewhere besides Intercontinental because they came from the south. I have always had an interest in elective politics, since everyone in our class voted for President Ford except Amy Webb in our class mock election of 1976. From our social media posts, that ideological makeup has changed. I retired from the practice of real estate/tax law a year ago to run for Fort Bend County Attorney. I am the Republican nominee and I’ve never enjoyed work this much. The county attorney is really a middle management gig. He or she directs the civil legal work within a scope defined by the County Commissioners.

My wife of almost 20 years and I (or me - heck English class ruined my sense of grammar) have four kids ages 5 to 15. I’ve seen your kids going to or graduating from college. As with most things in life, I started late.”

Mary Lou Smulders was back in Houston briefly following Hurricane Harvey to assist her parents with their completely flooded home. She met Anderson Cooper right in front of their house! Mary Lou writes they got lucky in Silicon Valley and were able to move to Park City, UT. She skied, hiked, biked and ran for two years straight until she got a little bored.

Mary Lou is now CMO of another Silicon Valley startup (from Utah thank you, COVID-19.) They moved to Salt Lake City to be closer to their four girls’ school but kept the house in Park City. Mary Lou says before COVID-19, her husband of 23 years traveled every week Monday through Friday. Their longest stint together was 21 nights in a row during their honeymoon. Now he is home every day, and they are still getting along!

Pippa Sorley is a Sustainable Business Consultant who works with non-profits, B Corps, NGOs and conscious businesses that have paved the way toward transforming business from extraction-based to regeneration-based. She is a consummate entrepreneur who has founded several businesses and has worked for cutting edge sustainable companies such as Whole Foods Market, Wild Oats Markets, Elephant Journal,

Pangea Organics, Slow Money and others. She currently serves as Deputy Director at Earth Guardians, one of the oldest and largest youthled non-profits globally, whose mission is to provide a platform for millions of youth to tap into their well of power to create solutions to the most pressing issues of our time. Pippa is deeply passionate about economic systems and using the platform of commerce to shift the paradigm towards a socially and ecologically regenerative economy. She co-founded one of the first and largest online eco-market places, eConscious Market, which was founded on triple bottom line standards. She lives in Boulder, CO with her wise-beyondyears son (11) and her insanely smart border collie Yoda.

After over 25 years Courtney Tuttle has left New York City. She writes she is living in a house for the first time since graduating from high school! The silver lining in the time of COVID-19 is that she doesn’t have to commute! She hopes everyone is staying safe.

Scott Weinert is in private practice as a psychotherapist in Dallas. He specializes in conflict resolution, reconciliation after infidelity and recovery from substance abuse.

Mollie Anderson Whisler writes: “Where to begin this update! I am just wrapping up the craziest, busiest, wild quarter of my life 2020 style! After diligently staying home and “Covid-19 cleaning” for months and even celebrating my son’s high school graduation via a drive through ceremony, we departed home to drive Austin to college in Montana. On the drive, we enjoyed being out of the house for the first time in months.

Along the way, we attended the socially distanced memorial service for my mother-in-law Lucille in Wyoming and enjoyed getting Austin settled into his dorm. Then our leisurely empty nest trip home turned south in a big way. My mom fell, and I ended up needing to fly to her from the road.

This started a series of trips between Northern California and Southern California for me. During these trips, I helped her sort through everything in the house, was there when my stepfather Dan passed away, which prompted packing everything left and moving her back to Texas a week ago.

One of these trips was extended “a while” due to the CZU Lighting Fire that had us evacuated from our home for 32 days. The house survived!! The fire line goes right up to our retaining wall 4 feet away from the house, only the gazebo was singed. So besides being on a first name basis with the TSA at SNA Airport…what’s next… cleaning the house again! It smells like the inside of a BBQ without mesquite due to all the ash. So if you find

yourself in the Santa Cruz Mountains, come grab a rag and I’ll have a cold Shiner ready for you.

Greetings from Nashville! Doug Whitman shares “What’s going on?

Oh...just a pandemic, social unrest, and an election. Although it’s been a crazy, crazy year, my family and I are healthy and doing well. I worked remotely from about mid-March until late-August, but I’ve been going into the office 2-3 times per week since then. I’m still working at a healthcare real estate company that owns physician office buildings across the country. While it’s been a brutal year for many types of real estate (hotels, malls, retail), I’m fortunate to be working for a company whose tenants (hospital outpatient departments and all sort of physicians) have generally fared well during the pandemic. My wife is a physician at Vanderbilt’s student health center, so she’s been treating COVID-19 patients since last March. We’re fortunate that both of our kids are in school and classes have been in-person. My daughter is a junior at Colby College in Maine and the school has had a very small number of COVID-19 cases. She was very happy to return to campus this fall!

My son is a sophomore in high school, and he’s also been on campus taking classes since late August. Working at home has forced me to brush up on my IT skills. We’ve had to get better WiFi and a new computer to replace the seven year old “antique” that I’d been using. No more watching the spinning wheel!”

I (Julie Templin Berman) agree it has been a crazy Covid-19 year! My daughter (Katherine ’18) is a junior at Washington & Lee University in Virginia and has returned to campus.

My son Matthew ’25 is in 8th grade at Kinkaid. David and I celebrated our 28th anniversary this summer. I really enjoyed having our family back together but also grieved the loss of many plans and events over the past months! Bring on 2021!

Helen Burt, Sergio, and I have been working hard to ensure Kinkaid has the most current contact information for everyone in our class! If you have moved recently or you are in the process of moving, please update Kinkaid with your new mailing address! Save the date for our 35th class reunion on April 17! More details soon! Keep the personal updates coming! Don’t you love reading them?! Take care! Julie

1987 Doug Rosenzweig Houston, TX dougrosez@aol.com

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1988 John Semander Redondo Beach, CA cperiod@hotmail.com Yup, it’s official. I’ve never been more terrified to write something in my life.

It’s only the third sentence, and I’ve already had to check my “Do Not Joke About” list five times.

Ummm... okay, let’s proceed carefully. I’d like to start off by saying [POSSIBLY INSENSITIVE JOKE REDACTED BY AUTHOR] but I was afraid I would be [POTENTIALLY OFFENSIVE COMMENT REDACTED

BY AUTHOR] by the Thought Police and then [DEFINITELY DIVISIVE POLITICAL STATEMENT REDACTED

BY AUTHOR] just to wind up a viral YouTube sensation. Wait, can I use the word “viral” anymore? Hang on, I hear a knock at my door.

Moving right along, the following is an exhaustive list of Kinkaidians whom I have physically seen faceto-face in the depressing entirety of 2020: 1) Maria Semander Crawford ’82, 2) JoAnna Semander Nicolaou ’84), and 3) Harriett Semander (Honorary Class of ’17). Which, it should be noted, is eerily similar to the list of ALL the people I physically saw this past year due to the viru – er, the thing, you know, uh... that beer we used to drink with a lime.

Obviously, such an admission of antisocial behavior does not exactly inspire confidence that a very detailed update will be forthcoming but in my utter defense, I can’t imagine anybody else in my position faring much better, socially speaking – not when simply venturing outdoors in my home state of California was considered to be as irresponsible as throwing a keg party in Europe circa 1350.

Alas, I could have had some fun and followed through with my “Class Election Recall Vote” idea, but in these politically charged times, I was concerned that [REST OF ENTIRE SUBMISSION REDACTED BY SUPER SCARY SHADOWY UNKNOWN GOVERNMENT ENTITY].

Post-Script: As fate would have it, I was actually able to meet up with a bunch of fellow ’88ers (plus a special guest 89’er) in Houston on the eve of this submission’s deadline. Everyone in attendance was given a stern warning that I had no substantive material for this installment and anything said within ear-shot of me would most definitely be held against them.

Unfortunately, a common ailment associated with nights like this includes memory loss, so my original update has been left intact.

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1989 Elizabeth Oxford Pagan Houston, TX elizabethpagan@me.com Hello Class of 1989!

Thank you to those who wrote in this time. It is always a such a treat to hear from you and about you!

Nicole Glanville Ederle: Our son Pierce is a senior at St. John’s, and we’re definitely going through the same craziness as far as college searches in the time of Covid-19. Daphne Nizza Shaw has a senior Brenda as well up at Trinity in Ft. Worth. It’s some comfort that we’re all going through all the emotions together! It’s exciting but bittersweet. Pierce’s younger brother Cameron is a sophomore at St. John’s, and their little sister Genevieve just started at St. John’s this year in 6th grade. Because they’re all together at the same school, we decided to move a little closer and should be in our new house in West U in a couple of months. I completed my three year term as a trustee on the St. Francis Board. One of my favorite parts of serving the community was working alongside fellow ’89ers Webb Jennings and Fred Brazelton. All three of our kids had wonderful years at St. Francis. It was sad to say goodbye, but we’ve been very happy with the boys’ experiences at St. John’s and know it will be a great fit for Gen. With the kids getting older, I’m looking to dust off my JD and get back into some type of part-time work.

Still training and running. I ran the iconic Western States 100 miler in California last year (Squaw Valley to Auburn, CA)—this is like the Boston Marathon of 100s. It’s the original 100 miler. Two months later, I ran the Leadville 100 miler in honor of a friend who died in a military training accident on Mt. Massive (on the Leadville 100 course) 10 years before. I’m currently training for the USATF 100 mile trail championship (Dec 5-6) and a multi-day race called the Cocodona 250 (mile) through the Arizona high desert and mountains next May. Keith Gottlieb: A lot of changes have

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happened while working in the vaccine industry this past year. A year ago, I was working for Vaxart, managing clinical laboratory testing for oral table vaccine candidates in influenza and norovirus. We completed the largest ever flu challenge study and successfully showed better results than the current flu vaccine.

It was a challenging time for the company, so last summer I started a new job at Emergent BioSolutions, managing scientific operations for the clinical immunology group for the vaccines division. Flash forward and now vaccines and Emergent are at center stage, manufacturing COVID-19 vaccines for AstraZeneca/ Oxford, J&J, Novavax and Vaxart and developing and testing many other essential vaccines in areas of bioterrorism and travel health.

Lynn Rothermel Neligan: No news here in Boston, other than it’s already sweater weather, and the pumpkins are out, and everyone is healthy and smiling.

Bronwyn Burke Tilton: We have two sons at Memorial High School. Connor is in 10th grade and Burke is a Senior.

Beth Young Young: I will leave the mundane to myself but my eldest Jack just started TCU this Fall. It has been super exciting even in amidst COVID-19 times. Fun fact: Mary Louise Rogers (Jennifer Deal Rogers’ daughter) is a freshman there too and they are good friends from Atlanta.

Jen and I couldn’t be happier to go back to college together again. I know Bonnie Burch Ward has a daughter there too, so I’m hoping to run into her as well. Needless to say I’m ecstatic that my boy is back in my home state and he loves it!

As for me, I am working with Kinkaid a lot this year volunteering for the Parents Association. It has been an interesting challenge for the volunteers to try and reimagine our PA events like Book Fair and Homecoming, but I have been so impressed with the creativity, positivity, patience and resilience that people have demonstrated. This is our last year as parents at Kinkaid, as Charlie ’21 is a senior. Go Class of 2021!! It is bittersweet, but our family is savoring every last second.

Go Falcons!

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Save the date for our 30th Reunion Weekend April 16 and 17, 2021. If you’re interested in helping plan the weekend, reach out to Elizabeth Litton Hogan, Courtney Marinis Swanson or Josh Zeller.

Amalia Maislos Stanton and her husband Brian recently celebrated their 12year anniversary. Twins Sophia and Olivia (10) started 4th grade virtually with the hopes of returning in-person sometime mid-October. Amalia just celebrated a 14-year work anniversary at Memorial Hermann Health System where she is the Vice President of Marketing, and she was recently appointed to the Board and Executive Leadership Team of the March of Dimes.

Bryan McMurrey (fs) is living in Austin and working as VP of Retail for CBRE. He has been married for 19 years to Shelby Wade from San Antonio. They have two children son Braedon (11) and daughter Blakeley (14). Bryan says “I love to play tennis, wakeboard and collect old classic Jeeps and Land Cruisers. I love my family and miss my Kinkaid friends.”

Amy Mehta and her husband Ashi Parmar were married in 2017 and are living outside Philadelphia. She is working for Superior Energy managing ERP migrations and upgrades.

Amy has started a new business as a dating coach and is a monthly contributor to an online magazine and other publications. Amy says that they “are doing our best to stay social as we continue to be at home a lot. Some days are easier than others!”

Jennifer Roberdeau Cripe moved last summer to the Seattle area. “It seems everyone around me is aging, as my kids are now 13 and 15! As far as news though, there’s absolutely nothing to report, unless you want to hear about working from home, parenting, and spending way too many hours of togetherness...”

Rebecca Brunson Flannery writes, “While 2020 has turned life upside down, for me it has been a gift. It takes something monumental to slow us down and require a shift. For me that turmoil began in 2016 with a diagnosis of Stage IV Appendix Cancer. That crazy year, we moved and changed career paths only to stop on a dime and begin a three year fight for my life. In February of 2020, the day that MD Anderson shut down, I received a great report. So, the inconveniences of our new normal along with college aged kids returning home in a matter of days was an opportunity.

Not that cooking and cleaning all day every day for my husband, Will (20), Don (19) and Eloise (15) was a dream, but it gave me my family back.

For more than three years, our kids would tip toe around and cautiously

avoid any situation that could rock the boat. With the good news from MDA and the shutdown of 2020, we received four months of family dinners, heated Pickle Ball and family tennis tournaments. We had many arguments over cleaning and “rules” for college kids who think they should have total freedom. We also built back relationships that had been broken. The most important lesson I have learned is to Flip the Narrative. While cancer is a horrible disease to live with, it has also made me realize what is important, why we have priorities and to live with purpose. Without the pandemic, our kids would never have learned how downtime and quiet days build creativity and beautiful relationships.”

1992 Jennifer Wilson Brown Houston, TX jenniferwilsonbrown@yahoo.com Billy Forney Houston, TX b3@forney.com Amy Stuyck Watson Houston, TX amyswatson@hotmail.com

1993 Courtney Dreyer Beauchamp San Antonio, TX courtbeauch@gmail.com Wendie Seale Childress Houston, TX wendiechildress@gmail.com Ashley Morgan Hanna Houston, TX ashleymhanna@gmail.com Well I must say what a heck of a last 7 months it’s been…when I was asked to collect all of my classmates updates, I was so curious to see what and how everyone has been getting by since March. From what I read from my peers below, thankfully it sounds like everyone is hanging in there…some even thriving during this time with the unexpected demands that Covid-19 brought. I mean who would have ever thought our country would basically shut down for a few months?? There’s that saying - “Change is the one constant in this world” - I would definitely say

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that is an understatement these days! I hope everyone is doing well - I am still in San Antonio running my store The Tiny Finch which somehow has survived this pandemic thanks to our website - www.thetinyfinch. com. My husband of 17 years (when did that happen???) John, is doing well & helping me as we parent our two girls - Emily about to turn 15 and Grace 13 - I gotta tell ya - raising two teenage girls during this time has been interesting! Take care of yourselves - Courtney Dreyer Beauchamp Catherine Fowler McDonald reports, “All of us are going strong in the McDonald (Fowler) house. My son just turned 16 and is a sophomore at boarding school in Virginia. I just started my first year of graduate school at age 45! I’m going to get my MSW so I can continue to work with the homeless and the permanent supportive housing. Mack and Cece are alive and well. We are feeling very blessed to be happy and healthy.

Sending love to you and your family!”

Kathryn Thompson Maxwell says, “Our news is that my family and I (husband Tom, son Tommy (11) and daughter Parker (9)) have returned back to Washington, DC. We were living in Charlotte for the past year while my husband was working as the CFO for the 2020 Republican National Convention. There were lots of twists and turns with the convention but we enjoyed getting to know a new city and living in the South. But we are so very happy to be back in DC! Wishing all Falcons well and hope everyone is staying safe and healthy!!”

Kimberly Harvin Bryant and her family have lived in the Bay Area for three years now. Her husband Todd is the rector of St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church in Danville. Kimberly has been overseeing their three kids in remote learning. Lauren is in 9th grade. Carter is in 7th grade. Andrew is in 5th grade. “It’s been interesting,” Kimberly says, “Everyone looks forward to hopefully going back to school in January. Fingers crossed!”

The Bryants had the privilege of fostering an unaccompanied refugee minor from Guatemala through the spring and summer. All those years of Spanish at Kinkaid got put to good use! Kimberly and all four kids spent two months at her parents’ house in Wyoming this summer with the sister-in-laws and their kids. SIL Molly Brock Harvin ’99 with daughters Natalie ’25 and Eloise ’27. SIL Sheri Harvin with Kacey, Maddie and Allison. Kimberly’s husband Todd and brothers - Billy ’97 and John ’99 escaped work to spend time with the family too.

Briton Kolber says, “I’m doing pretty great here in Seattle. Hanging out with Alex Alviar sometimes here, too.

My kids hate online school with a vigorous passion, but we’ve built a TON of great blanket forts. Psychotherapy seems to do just fine as a job with Telehealth,no murder hornets actually seen and nobody in my immediate circle has been taken out by the plague. I even wrote and performed in some edgy sketch comedy on mansplaining and white privilege that didn’t get me murdered; people also laughed in the right places so that’s a win. I’m grateful for the background in critical thinking that we got from our school. Best to you all.”

Jay Villarreal reports, “I recently joined Toeppich & Associates, PLLC, a Houston oil and gas law firm, where my practice primarily focuses on the preparation of title opinions and due diligence for acquisitions and divestitures.

My son Aidan ’23 (15) just started his sophomore year at Kinkaid and is on the JV football team. He also just got his learner’s permit... so if you’re still in the neighborhood... watch out! My son Wylie (4) is in P-2 at Fay. Wylie wants to be lead singer in a Rock band... so I’ve been learning how to play the piano / keyboard in my free time.”

Michelle Cashman Gaunt co-authored a rom-com, Wrong Guy, Right Room, under the pen name Michelle Angelle with a fellow freelance writer and very good friend. She had a blast writing it and says that it has been a wonderful distraction during COVID-19. They plan to keep writing together, so she should have more good news to share next year.

Brian McMackin says, “Kristen and I have basically been working from home since March. The one benefit of this situation is that we were able to spend the entire summer away from Houston. Will ’24 is a freshman and Lauren ’25 is an 8th grader at Kinkaid. We are hoping they get back in the classroom full time soon. Jay is in 3rd grade at ROBS and having a great time. Not sure what the “new normal” will be, but I am sure it will be interesting.”

Stacy Paulson just started her 20th year owning an interior design and buildfirm in Austin (www.stacypaulson. com). She says, “We are SWAMPED during the pandemic. Everyone wants to remodel, add-on, and get new furniture. I haven’t had five minutes to stress about anything besides work. Things are rocking right along.

Heading out for my first trip since the pandemic started. Hoping Grand Teton National Park will get the creative juices flowing again for a busy fall/winter.”

Darren Chapman reports, “My solo urology practice Pearland Urology is going well. Covid-19 did cause a bit of a slowdown but since my niche is

vasectomies, I was not affected too greatly. In fact, with everyone spending more time at home, I think my vasectomy numbers actually went up!

My two daughters Kacey and Jackie are happy to be back to school at St. John’s. Sophomore Kacey will turn 16 soon, so I’m sure my stress levels and insurance rates will both rise.

8th grader Jackie was sad to see last year’s track season cancelled, as she leads the girls’ throwing team and wasn’t able to add to her collection of trophies and ribbons. This year hopefully she will be able to get back out on the field. Thankfully, we’ve all managed to stay in good health, and I hope everyone else in our class has as well.”

Charlotte Broussard says, “Davis and I are surviving in LA by going to the beach and taking lots of hikes.

Thankfully for us both, preschool is on and the demand for veterinary medicine is high. Covid-19 has affected so many lives that we are thankful to be healthy and safe at this time.”

Victoria Windham Wind says, “Howdy!

The Wind Family is doing well.

Last November after 15 years in growth-boom Frisco, TX, we moved to Prosper, TX. It’s a smaller community with a slower pace about 15 miles north. Just as we were getting settled in with schools and daily routines, COVID-19 quarantine struck while we were on spring break at our country place in East Texas. So we decided to stay put and ride it out until Texas society opened back up, thinking it’d only be a couple of weeks or so of family fun in the country, no problem. I mean, we can teach 1st and 5th grade, run a corporate team, make everyone lunch, manage a household, shoot a feral hog out back, mow the back 40 and still look good for my Zoom happy hours.

I got this! ...65 days of isolation, I mean, family bonding and the rest of the virtual school semester later, we emerged COVID-free and moved back to town into what was still pretty much our new house. Summer was fairly good to us despite all the social disruptions: Charlotte (7) went to three weeks of camp at Camp Honey Creek in Hunt and Trip (11) had a short but busy baseball season with his team. And then they both started school in mid-August on-time and in-person at our local ISD in 2nd grade and 6th grade respectively.

As of this update, no cases at their schools thankfully. Other than that, professionally we’re humming along and working from home: for the last two years I’ve been managing an innovation team for Grant Thornton, LLP, and Martin is expanding his business ViralMD, a healthcare-focused digital marketing company. We are hoping to get back

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to regular Houston and Austin visits to see family and friends as soon as possible! Miss y’all!”

Nina Bianchi Skinner continues to work in M&A and other business transactions. She has three children ages 8-12 and their family usually keeps busy with kids soccer games or weekend fishing in Port O’Connor.

Covid-19 has been a challenge but also a blessing with good family time and less travel for work.

Hope everyone is doing great!

Lauren Dunwoody Collins reports, “As for an update with the Collins clan – we had a great summer, spent a lot of time at my family’s ranch north of Houston and also on Fishers Island which helped to shake off the quarantine blues. My interior design business is going well. The kids are older and can ride their bikes everywhere, so we are really enjoying small town CT life at the beach (although we miss family in Houston a lot!).”

Shannon Gregg Hillegeist and her husband Clark welcomed their daughter Katharine Meade Hillegeist to the world on December 31, 2019!

They are completely smitten and thankful to have such a wonderful distraction during these unusual times. When not strolling through the ‘hood, swimming at Honey & Pops’ or snapping an obscene amount of pictures of Katharine, Shannon continues to volunteer and fundraise for MD Anderson’s Advanced Breast Cancer Program (the “ABC Program”). Shannon is confident that the ABC Program will enhance and extend the lives of metastatic breast cancer patients like her and hopes that advancements made by the ABC Program will lead to a cure for advanced stage breast cancer.

Beverly Barrett is faculty in International Economics at the Cameron School of Business at the University of St. Thomas, Houston. In the past two years, periodically she has been visiting faculty in Puebla, Mexico at Universidad de las Americas Puebla (UDLAP). She likes playing tennis, biking, walking and traveling whenever possible.

Ashley Morgan Hanna says, “I don’t have too much to report. Michael and I returned to Houston after spending our six month Spring Break in Galveston with our kids William ’28 (5th grade) and Catherine ’29 (4th grade), and are now slowly getting back into the swing of things with school, sports, etc. Professionally, I continue to practice law through my solo practice where I focus on corporate and nonprofit transactions.”

Wendie Seale Childress reports, “After 17 years of practicing commercial litigation at Yetter Coleman in Houston, last year I accepted a position at Validity Finance as Portfolio

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Counsel. Validity is a commercial litigation finance company that provides non-recourse financing for large commercial cases with an emphasis on fairness and transparency.

The company is comprised almost entirely of former trial lawyers from top US firms and is based in New York with offices throughout the US including Texas. Wendie’s husband Matthew continues to work at PwC where he leads Business Development for the greater Texas market. Their kids, Chloe ’25 (14) and Jack ’28 (10) are both Falcons and excited to be back in school in 8th and 5th Grade.”

Noa Tal Ashman is still living and working in the DC area as a therapist in private practice in Bethesda, MD where she treats adults in individual, couple and family psychotherapy. She completely transitioned her practice virtually overnight in March when the pandemic struck and has been busier than ever attending to the existential needs of the community! In between sessions, she is helping her kids with virtual school and trying to stay fit with Peloton and Zoom barre class. When summer travel plans to Europe were derailed, she doubled down on her former culinary arts degree and set about method baking to craft the perfect sourdough loaf. She’s also rekindled the meditative art of knitting and finished a king size, lace blanket: it took nine years and five months in quarantine to complete but it’s DONE. Now her kids are debating which one gets to take it to college and have concluded she should get to work making a second blanket - it’s only fair, Mom!!!

Christina Ponig Maccio joined the Houston office of Orrick as a litigation partner in mid-February 2020 right before lockdowns began. Like everyone else, she and her husband Sudan have been navigating work from home as the new normal. Their daughter Gabriela is loving being a senior at St. John XXIII College Preparatory and is about to embark on college applications. Their son Daniel is a sophomore at Cornell University in Ithaca, NY. For part of her free time, which is more abundant these days, Christina spends her time searching for life-sized stuffed animals for Shannon Gregg Hillegeist’s daughter Katharine and believes she will have assembled a small farm at the Hillegeist residence by year’s end. Shannon and Clark could not be more thrilled.

No really.

Mark Dannenbaum writes, “Anyway doing the same old thing....raising two goofballs age 15 and 13. My daughter Lucy ‘26 is in 7th grade at Kinkaid. Still practicing neurosurgery at Memorial Hermann and on full time Faculty at UT Houston/McGovern

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Medical School in The Department of Neurosurgery.”

Anne Kennedy (fs) says, “I live in Houston. I am an attorney who owns my own firm and mainly practices family law and immigration. So the current times are bananas! My office is on Heights Boulevard and I would be happy to reconnect with any Kinkaid friends! I am married to Michael Jensen. He is from Denmark and works as a software engineer for PROS, Inc. We have a daughter Mattie who will be 3 in January and starting Pooh Corner in the Fall of 2021.”

Michael Sprung shares, “Keri and I are doing well. She is now also a student at Rice for an executive MBA and continuing at The Texas Heart Institute (THI) as Director of Communications. I am practicing real estate in Houston with EXP Realty and working on Sales for EnviroEye – drain guard systems for bulk storage assets. Also I am teaching aikido judo and jyodo at Karl Geis Ryu and I practice yoga now every day. This health crisis has been tough on so many people. We send our well wishes to everyone.”

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1995 Dejon Banks Hawthorne Pearland, TX dejonbanks@gmail.com Dejon Banks Hawthorne is the Executive Director of LEAD, a nonprofit that prepares Houston’s underserved youth for success by providing life skills and exposure to new opportunities. Corporate and community support allow student LEADers to thrive despite their zip codes. LEAD welcomes guest speakers, novel experiences, sponsorships and volunteers. Dejon would be delighted to hear from and partner with you. dejon@houstonlead.org Kathryn Wolf Krischer is soaking up lots of quarantined family time in San Francisco; playing homeschool teacher, master chef and emotional cheerleader (oh, and trying to work). Safe from the fires but often trapped indoors from the smoke the Krischers are faring well, but it’s been an interesting year to say the least.

Lindsay Wadler Hyman shares, “My family is doing well. I recently celebrated my 20-year work anniversary at

Accenture in Houston. Our kids Kate ’25 and William ’28 are in 8th and 5th grade at Kinkaid, hard to believe we have two middle schoolers. I am amazed that Kate has two teachers that were my teachers as well when I was in 8th grade – Mr. Peden and Mrs. McMillan!”

Brian Ross reports, “Despite all the craziness this year, not much has changed. Mostly keeping busy with our 12 year old and 10 year old. Still practicing law at Gibbs & Bruns (Sam Cruse is one of my partners). One thing that might be worth mentioning is that for the last few years I have been serving on the board of the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (Texas Gulf Coast Chapter) which is always working hard to cure blood cancers.

If anyone in our class would like to get involved or know more about LLS, they can feel free to reach out to me! btr@briantross.com Carvana Hicks Cloud says, “After an exciting campaign for Harris County District Attorney, Carvana continues to advocate for public safety and violence prevention through her efforts with Community Empowerment Solutions of Texas (CES). CES is a social justice collaborative designed to provide innovative solutions and services to address violence and crime in underserved communities.

Carvana is a social justice activist and is a national trainer and consultant on matters surrounding the dynamics of interpersonal violence, especially as it relates to the impact on communities of color. Her daughter started 6th grade and her son is 7 years old.”

Hillary Holmes Archer shares, “I continue to practice corporate law and heading up the capital markets practice at Gibson Dunn & Crutcher. My boys are in school at Kinkaid and love being back on campus in person and playing sports again. We adopted an adorable but slightly insane pug who brings us much joy. Our family has been taking advantage of the WFH life to spend more time working in the fresh air of Colorado.”

Kathleen Dunwoody Graf says, “During a weak quarantine moment, we decided to get our first dog. His name is Zeus! Other than that, I just want to wish all my classmates well. I am looking forward to reconnecting at our reunion when we finally put COVID-19 behind us. In the meantime, stay healthy and stay sane.”

Rachel Applegate reports, “As for me, I’m still at the Alley Theatre - though we’re not doing much in person theatre these days. Like most of us, my industry shut down on March 12 and we’ve been closed ever since.

My job as Director of Marketing and Communications has taken on a new look since I’m not pushing

tickets anymore. Instead, along with the rest of the Alley staff, I’ve shifted to working on digital productions and pivoting to new models of doing business. So I’m now a video producer, editor, marketer and social media maven. It’s been exciting to expand my horizons and knowledge base. But I’m really ready to get back to doing what I do best - supporting and marketing live theatre. Of course, I’ll wait until it’s safe for all of us to be together again in the theatre, sharing dramatic moments, followed by a boisterous standing ovation. I’ll be first in line to buy a ticket when that day comes.”

Laura Lawhon Evans and her family have been in Austin for over two years now. She is an architect and is Associate Principal at Abel Design Group, heading up the Austin office.

Laura has been able to work on some really cool tech projects in Austin including Adobe’s and Shiseido’s offices. Laura and her husband Rian managed to secure some paddle boards for spring quarantine and spent much time out on Lake Austin and looking for hidden state parks in the hill country, while her 3 boys Vinson (13), Peter (11) and Drew (9) spent as much time as possible in front of the Xbox mastering whatever is needed for that.

Michael Kuntz says, “My wife Jennifer and I are back in the states with our six month and 3 year old daughters Georgia Zuri and Hattie Paloma. We came back from Tanzania for the birth of Georgia and Covid-19 grounded us here, in Wilmington, NC near the in-laws for the time being. All are healthy and happy, feeling relatively blessed given the circumstances.”

Paul McDannald reports, “I moved from Houston to Maryland in summer 2019. I work at a lighting rep firm in Baltimore as a quotations analyst. I have been social media free for a few years now which has been especially beneficial during this pandemic. I am hoping to be able to work from somewhere besides my apartment by 2022.”

Parker Stanberry continues to live in Miami, running his hospitality company Oasis Collections which is now 11 years old. Though his passion for travel has been mostly put on hold in 2020, he is grateful to have been able to make an amazing trip to Wyoming and Montana and another to see family and friends on a recent visit to Houston.

Clay Hackerman shares, “Overall things are good. I’ve had to adjust to several new safety protocols and wear an N95 when dealing with patients in most cases, but I’m happy to be able to go to work everyday and pretty much function the same as before.

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Jiu-Jitsu gyms but hopefully will be able to resume these activities someday. I do seem to be getting better at playing guitar for some reason which is nice. Grace and the girls Isabelle (8) and Lilly (4) are all doing well and generally remain at home during virtual school days.”

Katherine Howe says, “My life summarizes thusly: tomorrow my son Charles turns 1, which is astonishing, this summer my novel The Daughters of Temperance Hobbs came out in paperback and after many months of not being productive at all while hiding out from a pandemic with a baby I’m finally about halfway through the next book, which is a nonfiction project being co-written with Anderson Cooper, probably to publish in 2022. I hope everyone is staying healthy and as sane as possible. This year has really packed about eleven years into one.”

Kathryn McCarter Moore is still working as a social worker at the VA. She spent the summer/fall helping her husband’s campaign for County Commissioner! She’s also a consultant for Scout & Cellar clean-crafted wine (scoutandcellar.com/kathrynmoore). Her daughters Margaret (3) and Mary Helen (4) are best friends and tons of fun!

Artie Johnson shares, “I enjoy making really good wine that people can enjoy with friends and family. Recently I’ve gotten back in the kitchen and making recipes that I’ve learned at all of my former restaurants over the years. Most importantly, I love spending time with my wife and kids.

Prioritizing my family in a very busy and changing world.”

Kelly Kepper Devlin and Eric Devlin have two daughters Haley and Riley as well as a golden retriever Ranger and cat Belle. Haley is a sophomore at Houston Christian High School and is a member of the Silver Spurs drill team. They are looking forward to the homecoming game when they play Kinkaid! Riley is in 5th grade at Wilchester Elementary. Both girls are active in dance and musical theater, so they go to a lot of performances every year! Eric still runs his digital forensic business Lone Star Forensic Group and does some work as a criminal defense attorney as well as consults on the Oxygen network show, Cold Justice. Kelly started her 13th year as a preschool teacher.

Their lives are about to change in December when Haley turns 16 and gets her driver’s license!

Mary McFall Groves reports, “My business partner Alex Press (married to Bobby Stillwell ’96) and I started our interior design company SG Interior Design in 2019. We have enjoyed working on projects for former classmates!”

Aisha Carter Crumbine is the VP of

Development at Teach For America Houston. She’s raising funds so more children have access to the quality of education we received at Kinkaid. Hit her up if you want to learn more. She is also Certified Facilitator of Brené Brown’s Dare to Lead (TM) work and hopes to move into coaching full time soon.

Robert Lemus shares, “I have enjoyed hanging out (via Zoom) with some of my old Kinkaid friends like JJ Johnston, Jack Massey (fs), Justin Lake, Tim Lake ’92, Tannie Pizzitola ’92 and Bryan Guilliams ’92 during these strange times. I have also enjoyed having my daughters all at the same school and interacting with the fellow class parents. Recently I have picked up the mandolin.

I have also enjoyed cooking with my daughters. Most importantly, I love being able to spend time with my daughters Morgana ’29 (4th grade), Alexandra ’33 (1st grade) and Elesha ’32 (Kindergarten), my wife and my brother Christopher ’83.”

Sarah Willcox Swigert reports, “We’re keeping our heads up here in Brooklyn while feeling the world is spinning upside down. We’re healthy, generally sane and otherwise juggling work, “school” and the inanities of today. I do want to give a shout out to Stuart Pielop’s wife Nikki who took time out of her day recently to give me incredibly helpful advice on the phone - all while Houston was flooding, their kids were home from school and I’m sure she had a full work inbox. I haven’t even met Nikki in person but can say from this that the Kinkaid connection holds strong.

Meg Penrose Miller says, “I’m enjoying having my teenagers Cody and Lucas home doing remote learning!

My oldest Jackson has just started at OU which is difficult and different during this time of Covid-19, but it’s so fun hearing his tales from college.

I’m also really loving that my family is doing regular biweekly Facetime calls with my 76 year-old dad, my sister in NYC and my other sister in SLC. Quarantine has had its challenges but this has been a silver lining!”

Kate Marinis Walters shares, “I am enjoying having my 3 boys at Kinkaid - one in lower, middle and high school. I hope everyone stays healthy during these crazy times.”

JJ Johnston has more or less spent the last six months inside at his parents’ house. In July, he was excited to be “uncled” for a second time when his sister Jessica gave birth to her second child, a boy named Philip Kelly Walsh. Classical Theatre Company has been reduced to a skeletal operation in an effort to survive the pandemic and inability to produce any of its artistic and educational programming. If you would

like to support CTC with a tax-deductible donation, you can give directly through its website at www.classicaltheatre.org John Barksdale reports, “We are still in Austin and love it here. I’m still working in commercial real estate at CBRE and Gillian is teaching yoga at Castle Hill Fitness. Johnny (10) and Isla (8) love to play soccer, Johnny enjoys baseball and they both love to ride mountain bikes. We spent time in San Diego and Telluride over the summer. Thinking about getting back into bee keeping so hopefully we’ll have some Barksdale Bees Honey to share in 2021.”

Jeff Jeter says, “I am still working at UT Arlington – as VP of Government Relations where I work with UT System, Federal and congressional delegations and UT Arlington leadership. YAY. Most of my free time is spent with my amazing daughter Allie (10) who is in 5th grade. This summer was pretty much in Austin, although we plan to make our annual trips to Santa Fe and Sedona by the end of the year. We still get to Houston every so often for Allison to see her cousins, kids of Jonathan ’97, and my mother who both still live there. Jonathan, while trying to get his masters from UT Dallas, just started as the Executive Director of Triple Seven Ranch in Houston, a residential treatment center for adolescents. My baby brother James ’98 and his wife still live a few blocks from me in Austin, where James works in the oil and gas sector with Equinor and is planning on working on his masters this spring at LSU. As a family – we are working on opening a company that specializes in alcohol infused pancake batter products….it’s gonna be a huge hit!”

Greg Tevis shares, “I enjoy advising and executing on business transformations in the telecom, technology and media industries. Recently I have been trying to teach my two boys to play much better golf than I did at their age. I love to spend more purposeful and uninterrupted time with my wife, family and friends given I am on planes much less right now. I live in Dallas.”

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lookout for your 25th Alumni Reunion invitation in the mail soon. Yep, it’s been 25 years!!! Save the date for the weekend of April 16-17, 2021. Stay well!

1997 Christina Wilson Altenau Houston, TX Christina.altenau@gmail.com Daniel Jenkins Houston, TX Danieljenkinsiv@gmail.com

1998 Amy Parker Beeson Houston, TX amyparkerbeeson@gmail.com Liz Riddle Anders and David Anders ’97 are very excited to have both of their children at Kinkaid this year.

Oliver ’31 is in 2nd grade and Franny ’34 started her Pre-K year this fall.

Liz stays busy with her art advising and appraisal business, Liz Anders & Associates.

Joanie Goldstein Aron’s children Morgan ’28 and Andrew ’26 are now both in middle school at Kinkaid and loving it! Their family has been spending lots of quality family and outdoor time with each other recently and enjoyed a family trip to Colorado this summer with their goldendoodle Cooper in tow.

Meredith Hopson Beaupre continues to enjoy being back in Houston after seven years. She also hit the eighteen-year mark with J.P. Morgan this year. She is a new board member of Target Hunger (one of Houston’s largest food relief organizations) and has spent a lot of time with the organization this year. Meredith and her husband Andy have two precious girls: Lauren ’33 who is in kindergarten at Kinkaid and Brooke who is in Pre-K at St. Martin’s Episcopal Preschool.

Robert Bloss spent the last four years in California working as a Level Designer on Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. After its release, Robert moved back to Austin where he is currently working as an Advanced Level Designer on several projects.

Justin Campbell and his family are doing well. It was a busy summer and fall. Professionally, things are great.

Blackstone announced its decision to sell his company (GridLiance) in October. Justin will have a chance to stay on with the buyer after the deal closes and perhaps a few other options as well. His family is doing great

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pon graduating from Kinkaid, Reagor Wagnon ’16 headed to the University of Southern California (USC) and decided to pursue a career in the entertainment industry.

When family friend and former Kinkaid parent, Larry Taylor, learned Reagor was seeking an internship in LA, Larry connected Reagor with Campfire founder and CEO, Ross Dinerstein ’97. Ross has produced or executive produced 40+ series and feature films, premiering projects at the most prestigious festivals in the world including Sundance, SXSW, Tribeca and Toronto.

His premium production company offers a broad bench of content across scripted and unscripted, for both feature film and TV/ streaming platforms.

In January 2019, Ross hired Reagor to intern at Campfire. Ross observed how quickly Reagor fit in with the production team’s fast-paced production environment. “He had what it takes,” Ross says, “It can be a little sink or swim. Some interns don’t show up the next day.” But Reagor showed up for day two and went on to intern for the entire spring semester of his junior year and the fall semester of his senior year. Reagor’s experiences at Campfire taught him how to be a good multitasker and “stay on (his) toes” as he was tasked with a wide range of projects ranging from editing to inventory. He appreciated every team member’s willingness to share their expertise and knowledge of the industry.

Reagor credits Campfire team member, Sonja Roth, with directly influencing his plans after graduation. She noticed his interest in intellectual property and encouraged him to pursue that field of law as it relates to the entertainment industry. Reagor took that advice to heart. One year later, he is in the process of applying to law school for Fall 2021. Following his time in law school – ideally in LA – Reagor hopes to practice intellectual property or entertainment law. He also hopes to utilize his love for writing by writing for film or television scripts.

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Although 20 years separate Ross’ and Reagor’s time at Kinkaid, both credit the School for their writing skills and preparing them to pursue the entertainment industry. “Kinkaid taught me how to read and write in a correct way. Everything that I do comes from that skill,” Ross says.

Ross has always been interested in telling stories. He still recalls winning the 4th Grade English Award. (His prize, a copy of The Prince and the Pauper by Mark Twain, is still proudly displayed in his bookcase.) That love for storytelling led him to study film in college.

Looking back, he believes the confidence that he developed at Kinkaid was integral to his success in Hollywood.

Reagor reflects on what inspired him to pursue this industry. Ultimately, he says, “It was the teachers who ignited in me an intellectual curiosity and encouraged me to seek what I was passionate about and go chase it.” His 11th grade English teacher Carolyn McCarthy,

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creative writing teacher Angélique Jamail and advisor Casey Fleming are among those teachers who he credits with pushing him to chase his Hollywood dreams.

Reagor expresses his deep gratitude to those along the way who have guided his path. He calls the network and community that Kinkaid has cultivated “spectacular”. Kinkaid alumni (Ross), parents (Laura and Larry Taylor) and teachers (Ms. McCarthy, Ms. Jamail, Ms. Fleming) have all played a role in his story.

Ross shares that same appreciation, not only for Kinkaid, but for those who have gone before him in the industry and especially for those who have taken time to impact his career path: “There is no roadmap for our business.

So many people were willing to sit down with me early in my career. Without that, I wouldn’t be able to get to the level that I’m at. And I always remember that.” Ross has enjoyed being able to pay it forward to Reagor.

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too. Sidney (Justin’s oldest) is in 6th grade and still loving dance. She will have her first solo this fall. Colette (6) is loving soccer and dance. Marvin (5) has decided to be a hockey player—he’s by far the best skater in the family. Now that they’ve been in Dallas for a few years, they are very well settled in and loving it!

Jonathan Carl and his wife Brittney love parenting their four girls (3rd through 5th grade) and have added two female guinea pigs to further secure the female to male household ratio.

Jonathan continues to enjoy pastoring in Kentucky and helping share Jesus’ love and truth internationally online (www.TrustworthyWord.com; www.Bible.video; www.FICM.org) and by an accidental tweet from the President.

Leighton Carl and his wife Jenny continue to live in Waco where they have been enjoying the blessing of their sixth child and third boy Solomon who was born in October of 2019. After a trip to Disney World in January, they have enjoyed a road trip to New Mexico (in their new Ford Transit Van!) and to Pine Cove Family Camp. They are especially looking forward to spending Thanksgiving in Kentucky with Jonathan and his family!

Alex Curlet and his family are doing well in DC. He and Catherine are staying busy with their two daughters Maggie and Ellie and hoping to bring them to Houston this winter for the Rodeo.

Charlie Escher is enjoying his job as the Commander of the Navy’s F-35 Operational Test squadron at Edwards Air Force Base, CA and is having a blast raising his daughter Chloe (1) with his wife Leah. Charlie is also completing a master’s degree in Space Systems this fall.

Margot Fried Hogan is happy to have all three of her children at Kinkaid!

Henry ’29 is in 4th grade, August ’32 is in first, and Margaret ’34 just started in Pre-K. They are all having a blast being back at school. Margot is keeping busy with a new sunglasses company Transparent Sunglasses that she started last year.

Brooke McGuyer Hutson and her husband Scott are busy with their two children—Parker (10) and Caroline (6). Brooke continues to work as an interior designer and was excited to report that one of her projects was featured in the Spring 2020 issue of Southern Home.

Charles Houssiere and his partners are developing over twenty-five medical device companies at Biotex here in Houston preparing for commercialization and acquisition. They are set to start testing an atrial fibrillation monitoring system in Italy and Lithuania by end of year and two

other companies received FDA approval on their products, a cochlear implantation system and a vessel location implant for diabetics. Charles’ wife Lisa started a new partner position at McKool Smith and their sons Cash and Beau are both at St. Francis Episcopal at the south campus primary school.

Ran Jones and his family have recently relocated to Austin. Ran has been working in television development for a company in LA for the last several years. When his company went to remote working amid the pandemic, Ran took the opportunity to keep his current position and move back to Texas! Welcome back!

Steven Kaplan is doing well. He and his wife Erin ’04 are enjoying all the adventures of their young children— Brooke (4), Avery (3) and Chase (3 months). Steven has begun his fourteenth year as an in-house attorney for Plains All American Pipeline, L.P. Andrew Smithwick-Kiebach (fs) shares that his wife Jen received orders to help start up Space Force at NATO Joint Force Command in Brunssum, so his family is now living in a nice country house on the Dutch/German border. Ian and Michelle are enjoying getting to learn the new languages while making new friends, and Andrew has continued having fun designing Linux architecture from the new time zone. Andrew completed his master’s in information assurance last year, and is now looking at picking up an MBA from Universität zu Köln while his family is in the neighborhood. Other than that, the weather is wonderful; the cycling is plentiful, and he is quite enjoying the opportunity to wander around Europe for a few years.

Matt Lea, Natalie and their two children Houston (9) and Harper (7) are still living in Briargrove and staying fairly sane during the pandemic.

Matt moved law firms last year and is a partner in Winstead PC’s Finance & Banking Group focusing on energy finance transactions.

Alicia Lee continues to work as a consultant for Improving Maternal Health, an initiative addressing the various and complex drivers of maternal mortality and other adverse outcomes as a result of pregnancy.

Alicia also has volunteer roles with Kinkaid as Secretary for the Alumni Association and most recently as a member of the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Council.

Andrew Lee is busy doing business development for a private midstream company that he joined about a year and a half ago. He’s loving the job and the company.

Erika Mandel and her family are doing well. Both Erika and Jed have joined the family business of 45 years,

Creative Blinds, and are having a blast reinventing it while keeping the values of yesteryear. Their children Jack (6), Max (5) and Sonny (2) are all doing well and have spent a lot of quality time together being mischievous little boys!

John McInnes had a great summer and took full advantage of the WFH conditions. He is still with Motiva working on the crude oil trading and strategy side. While he and Deborah had lofty initial goals of home schooling their kids in multiple languages, code writing, wilderness survival and advanced physics, they settled for the more docile activity of travelling and swimming. They knocked out some good old Texas road trips before the weather became too brutal, and then Oregon Trailed it to . . .

Oregon! They are all doing great, and the kids – Mollie ’30 (8), Annie Cate ’32 (7), Forrest ’34 (5) and Banks (3)— are back to a normal routine of sorts.

They are looking forward to seeing everyone soon.

Tobin O’Donnell and his wife Heidi have been staying busy and have taken some fun road trips with their kids.

Their daughter Lawson is in 5th grade and their son Hudson is in 4th grade.

Shahid Rahman and his wife Amina are enjoying living in West University in Houston where they have the pleasure of seeing lots of our classmates in the neighborhood! Their three children Zara, Adam and Deena are all growing up too fast, and Shahid has almost convinced everyone that it’s the right time to get a dog.

Jeffrey Robin and his wife Elisa recently relocated back to Houston from Florida with their daughter Lyla (4) and son Garrett (1). Jeff’s daughter is currently attending The Fay School and his family is enjoying time back home in the Tanglewood area. Jeff opened a boutique law practice concentrating on litigation, employee benefits, executive compensation and tax matters.

L.B. Roemer and his wife Mallory welcomed a baby boy into their family this June. Charles Hilliard Roemer joins tow-headed twins Isla and Trip.

Gavin Roseman’s children are all at Kinkaid this year. Sari ’28 is in 5th grade, Brooke ’30 is in 3rd, and Davis ’32 is in 1st. They are very excited to have them all back in school. They recently got a new puppy which has kept them all very busy. Gavin is still at Stellus Capital Management, and his wife Ashley spends her time taking care of their children and volunteering while at the same time managing her business Calm Living.

Cayla Tenenbaum Rutchik is still living in Miami. She is taking a break from her practice as an appellate attorney, and while she misses the challenge and mental stimulation (some days!),

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it has been a great change of pace and enables her to focus on her family and friends. These days, she spends a lot of time at home (as she imagines most do!) with her husband Stephen and their two sweet boys Noah (9) who is in 3rd grade, loves school, tennis, writing, art and his friends, and Brandon (3) who is incredibly adorable, funny and highly energetic. This summer, she and Stephen were fortunate to be able to sell their current home of ten years in Coral Gables (Miami) and purchase a new (to them) home in an area called North Pinecrest (Miami), about five minutes from where they currently live. It is an older home that has a lot more space, is on a larger piece of land and they are currently in the process of renovating it. It has an amazing layout, lots of character, cool architectural details, and it has been a fun, albeit large project that they plan to do in a few phases. They are excited to hopefully move into it soon, to have more space for their boys to play outside, to safely socialize with friends and family, to have fun BBQs and relaxing outdoor dinners and to start the next chapter of their life.

Keren Blankfeld Schultz and her husband Jonathan just welcomed their son Samuel, born amid the pandemic in Texas. Older brother Rafael, born in New York, will turn two in December.

In between diaper changes, Karen is working on her first book, which expands on an article that she wrote for The New York Times last December entitled “Lovers in Auschwitz”.

Michele Soefer Shapiro and her family are continuing to enjoy life in Woodland Hills, CA. They took their two little boys Simon and Eli on a cross-country road trip this summer starting in LA and visiting Rockport, Chicago, Vail and Zion National Park in Utah along the way.

Angela Sellin Strain and her husband Matt are surviving virtual school, although they report they are much better TAs than they are teachers.

Angela has continued leading the Psychiatry Emergency Services at UNC Chapel Hill, and Matt has joined the Board of Directors at the National At-Home Dad Network and has been instrumental in developing their first convention.

Layla Zafarnia Vela is working at SMU, leading marketing efforts at the Cox School of Business. All is well with her family. She and Kevin will celebrate their 12th wedding anniversary in November. He continues to grow and expand his law practice, and their children Ariana (4th grade) and Arman (2nd grade) are so happy to be back in school. They’ve each picked up a new sport this fall - volleyball (Yay!) and football (Oh my!).

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Sam report that the biggest news they have to share is that their son Miller (5) recently learned how to ride a bike! Lindsay is still with Schlumberger here in Houston and is grateful for that.

Jill Case is living in Austin and loving it. She was recently brought on as the VP of Managed Aircraft Sales for Executive Jet Management, a subsidiary of NetJets Inc. As for me, Amy Parker Beeson, my husband Michael and I are busy raising our three little boys Teddy (5), Jack (4) and George (4) and trying to keep them out of trouble. I moved my litigation practice to Beck Redden LLP this past March and have really been enjoying it. I recently joined the board of the Greater Houston Chapter of the March of Dimes, an organization I have been passionate about ever since our twins’ early arrival. Thank you to everyone for writing. I hope our next round of updates finds us all well and out of the house!

1999 Elizabeth Evans Mann Houston, TX elizabeth.e.mann@gmail.com

2000 Spencer English Houston, TX spencer.english@gmail.com Alyssa Gardner Kilpatrick Houston, TX alyssakilpatrick@hotmail.com Michel Miller Mullett Houston, TX michelmullett@hotmail.com

2001 Krystal Carter Houston, TX krystaldcarter@gmail.com Ashleigh Retzloff Gee shares, “I started the year working as a sous chef for a high end Mexican restaurant with a Michelin guide rating in Orange, California. Due to Covid-19, I left that job and am now a recipe developer and content creator for Cosori in Anaheim. Look for me on YouTube!”

Stuart Pradia reports, “Entering second season as Head Men’s Basketball Coach at Rutgers University-Camden (NJ). Right across the river from Philly, but my social life in a new city

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was put on hold (like pretty much everything) thanks to The Roni!”

Iman Houston Farrior and family have weathered the COVID-19 storm relatively well in Los Angeles. Her four kids are enjoying their 8th straight month of remote learning so much that they’ve declared that they see no reason to ever go back to school.

James and Iman, on the other hand, can think of a few reasons. On the bright side, she’s making the most of all of this extra family time in addition to her real day job and her new job as an under qualified Teacher’s Assistant. Iman recently got promoted to Head of Transaction Operations at a pre-IPO Series F startup, Compass, and is looking forward to being able to travel again soon!

Kate McCormick Heinzer is still working for Salesforce and lives in Austin with her husband Andy and their two boys Alex (4) and Sam (2). She encourages them all to take long walks as often as possible.

Jonathan Fischer shares, “The biggest impact for me in 2020 has been getting married! My wife Kristen Ziegler and I made it official in the middle of the pandemic - a small ceremony at our home in Richmond, VA. And by small, I mean just the two of us and the officiant. Other than that, I’ve been lucky enough to be working from home and will continue to do so through at least January 2021...”

Michael Gucwa is learning how to do everything from home (work, exercise, school) and teaching his daughter how to play online games after mostly avoiding screen time.

Louise Frank Pennebaker just gave birth to her fourth boy. 2020 has been a lot of family togetherness, online learning and a new baby.

Hayley Dickson says, “Howdy to all my old friends. I miss you all! Excited for our 20th reunion. BIG year for the Dickson/Dorin household as after 13 years of hustle, we are moving into our DREAM HOME in the mountains of Malibu on October 21!

In other exciting news, I was named one of the most “Influential Wealth Managers in Los Angeles for 2020”, and I survived and thrived on a solo 1:1 trip with my Mama...long overdue!! Love to all you fellow Falcons.

GET ready to RAGE next year. Party bus?!”

Sarah Lucas reports, “Robert and I had a baby boy during lockdown, Lawrence Lucas Lamb! We are still professors in the Politics Department in Exeter, UK.” Chris Carlberg shares, “Firstly, everyone in my immediate world is healthy... but what a year. In February, my fiancée and I both quit our jobs to move from Minneapolis to San Francisco. Sarah was to start a new museum job at Stanford in April. But

then everything shut down. And the offer was rescinded. And we had to awkwardly ask for our old jobs back, which miraculously worked out. We were also supposed to get married this summer! Ugh. That didn’t happen either. We’ll now be getting married (fingers crossed) next summer in Michigan. Meanwhile, Sarah and I moved out of our home in Minneapolis a few weeks ago and have started a four to five month long working road trip. Michigan, Texas, New Mexico, Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Montana, South Dakota, Ohio, Louisiana are all on the agenda.

It’s been a blast so far. Hope everyone else is doing well!”

Alyson Weaver Nicholas is married with two kids August (4) and Rosy (2). She is working as a screenwriter and just moved into a new home in Santa Monica, CA. Sarah Herder Nathan says, “We have spent most of 2020 quarantining in our camper van and were able to cover >25,000 miles and 29 states!

Up next, my husband and I are looking forward to moving to Okinawa, Japan, where we will be working for DoD.” Eileen Jones shares, “Yeah, 2020... Not totally sure how to sum it up! But for all the insanity and unpredictability, the year has luckily been really good to us. I’m currently writing an original movie for New Line and am a writer/ producer on Prodigal Son on FOX, and I’m sending this from a hotel room in North Carolina, where my husband and I (and our pup Hank!) have been living while he shoots his next thing. All good here - we’re just focusing on work, staying healthy and rooting for my old boss Joe!!”

Andrew Alexander reports, “I joined the United States Air Force and graduated on October 1, 2020. I decided protecting my fellow citizens and especially my Kinkaid classmates is more rewarding than sitting in an office waiting to get to go home. I’m currently training at an undisclosed location.”

Kavita Rao shares, “I have been focusing on education of the next generation of dancers since TV, film and event productions are shut down.

Starting a new company to aspire artists through an online seminar called Spark. Trying to stay politically and socially active and spending time with my new hubby.”

Stacy Soefer Gomar is enjoying her crazy life as mom and stepmom and all the adventures that come our way.

Bruno is pure sunshine and always keeping her on her toes!

Walker Averitt Qualman reports, “Despite the pandemic, 2020 has been the best year of my life. I got engaged and married to Robert Qualman! We bought a house and

renovated it during the shutdown.

It’s been an amazing year for us. I’m still working as a Realtor for Better Homes and Gardens Gary Greene.”

Bruce Bilger shares, “Jennifer and I are enjoying life in Houston and spending plenty of time with family and friends. Our kids Emma ’33 (6) and Mia (4) are growing up fast.

We look forward to seeing everyone soon!”

Chad Roosth and his wife Mandi welcomed their new daughter Eliza into the world.

Lindsey Boyd Hunt and family are happy and healthy in Clear Lake. Henley (3) has a strong desire to learn to drive and Lindsey started a new job at Clear Creek Independent School District.

Katherine Tropoli Plumb shares, “I made Partner at Deloitte a year ago and have been settling into my new job as principal of my children’s virtual school - luckily they go back to school in a week so I can retire from education (hopefully!). John and I ran away to Colorado for a long weekend in early October to find some fall weather and are enjoying watching our children play fall ball.”

Kameron Averitt Swithin reports, “In March, I transitioned to working part time as VP of Risk Management for our non-profit corporation Outdoor Adventures, which mentors fatherless teenage boys across the nation.

You would think the lockdown would mean cancelling our programming for the year; however, we worked harder than ever before and ran many events this summer consisting of only 10 people per event, complying with the law every step of the way. If you are interested in partnering with us, check us out at www. outdooradventures.org.”

Alan Falik has three kids Claire ’32 (6), Martha ’34 (4) and Wells (2) who are keeping them busy, and everyone is doing great and enjoying a lot of family time!

Todd Moore says, “2020 has been an interesting year but the one positive takeaway is that it has brought our family closer and I am thankful for that. Our eldest daughter Ella ’34 started Pre-K at Kinkaid this year, and she is loving it. I am still working in real estate investments and looking forward to 2021!”

Michael Petranek has been spending quarantine with his wife Julia and son Henry (1.5) in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn. This year he started a new position at Scholastic as Executive Editor, Manager Graphix Media & AFK. Mike Constantiner shares, “Launched a new company called Matthew. It’s a travel app that helps you find yoga studios. COVID-19 got me and my family stuck in Southern California.

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Welcomed a new baby girl in July.

Her name is Lillie and she’s pretty awesome. My son Mikey is awesome too, but don’t tell him I said that because it will probably mess with his ego.”

Grace Cho reports, “What a year it’s been. I feel fortunate that my family and I have been able to stay secure and healthy during a year that has been so challenging for so many people. Late 2019, I left my long-time position at 20th Century Fox and have been busy growing my career navigation tech startup Gladeo (which I cofounded with my sister Michelle ’98). Being an entrepreneur brings so many challenges, but I feel lucky every day that we are helping people find hope for their futures, access higher-paying and more fulfilling careers and build better lives for themselves and their families.”

Phillip Winfrey says, “The spring of 2020 found us ‘homeschooling’ (very loose quotes) on the rivers of the western slope of the Rockies and canyons of the Colorado plateau.

Summer was pretty much an extension of the fun. The kids took it in stride when they had to go back to school in the fall. Thoughts and prayers go out to all those who have had struggles through these times.”

Robin Clarkson shares, “In December 2019, I accepted a transfer from my company in Houston to our parent company’s home office in Switzerland. It took some effort, but I managed to pull off an international move during the pandemic and have been living in Geneva with my son since August. We miss Houston, and Jack was sorry to leave Kinkaid, but it’s been wonderful living in such a beautiful city so close to the Alps!”

Tyler Scharar reports, “I was selected for promotion to Commander in the US Navy and assumed duties as Chief Staff Officer of First Naval Construction Regiment in Port Hueneme, CA, where I live with my wife and twin 3 year-old girls.”

Laura Stephenson says, “We’ve been doing fine in London and are expecting a little girl in January!”

2002 Ariana Nizza Chapman London, England Ariananizzachapman@gmail.com Leslie Roemer Labanowski Houston, TX leslielabanowski@gmail.com

2003 Anne Tropoli Kahle Houston, TX anne.tropoli@gmail.com Sam Allison and his wife Emily recently had their first child, a girl named Genevieve James Allison on September 22. Besides being new parents, they are busy preparing to open a recording studio in Austin called the Red Star Mule Barn.

Nikki Barnes and her husband Chéo Scott welcomed their first child Nova Texada Jackson Scott on May 1. They live in Vienna, VA. On January 27, Max Barrett and his wife Lauren welcomed their first child Arthur Wright. They are having a blast being parents and watching Wright get bigger every day. Max is a Managing Director at Tudor, Pickering, Holt & Co. where he helps lead the energy services and equipment investment banking group.

Stephen Brewer and his wife Linden welcomed baby boy Holden on June 27. Stephen writes, “Tucker (4.5) and Cameron (girl, 3) are not fans. I started a new job as the CFO of AWC Frac Technology, a frac valve manufacturer. Linden is still a nurse anesthetist and works in a more stable industry than me because I am stubborn.”

Emily Gerger Segal lives in Vancouver, British Columbia with her husband Graham and their girls Devyn (6) and Maeve (5). They are taking advantage of the outdoors and staying busy exploring the province.

Rachel Tenenbaum relocated to Steamboat temporarily to experience nature for the in between work hours as she continues her work in neurotransformational coaching, facilitation and speaking. She is one of 30 neurotransformational facilitators worldwide helping individuals and organizations retrain the brain (and the orgs) to work in the most effective, efficient and energized ways. Her work with organizations like Bloomberg Gov and United Way NYC to bring mindfulness to leadership recently landed her an article on Forbes on the link between mindfulness and leadership. She even launched a global meditation community in response to the pandemic to help others destress and reset.

Frank Vargas continues to work for the US Navy and lives in Crete, Greece with his wife Rachael and their two children Felix (5) and Penelope (2).

Richard Whaling lives in Chicago with his boyfriend and is working at a finance startup. He recently wrote a book Modern Systems Programming with Scala Native.

And I, Anne Tropoli Kahle, had my third child, a daughter Claiborne Alexandra, on April 20 coincidentally at 4:20 PM. My house is louder than ever but it has been a blast.

2004 Jordan Allison Boyce Houston, TX jordan.boyce67@gmail.com Emily Catherine Jeter Riggs

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2005 Grace Lee Hofer Houston, TX graceleehofer@gmail.com Stephanie Wilkinson Compton started working at Rice University in April as an Assistant Director for the Annual Fund. She is really enjoying it!

Grace Lee Hofer enjoys working with builders, designers and architects on their residential projects in Houston with Circa Lighting.

Meredith Knapp Holland and husband Chris welcomed their baby boy Hudson Maedgen Holland on August 13, 2020 in Houston.

Alice Gutermuth Lodge is busy with her two boys Will (4) and Harris (1) in Houston.

Meg McGuire is working towards an MA in Clinical Psychology at Pepperdine University. She is currently a trainee at the Irvine Community Counseling Center where she is seeing clients with anxiety, depression, addictions and more. Meg is also very busy with @magicallymegmcguire, her Disney/ fashion-centric Instagram account and blog.

Mary Givens Wakefield Newall (fs) and husband Carlos are expecting their second baby girl in January 2021 and moved from Dallas to Houston in October!

Julia Atnipp Stellar and her husband Adam, daughter Hattie (6) and son Clay (4) are excited to be living in Houston! After living in Chicago for five years they are glad to be back with family and friends in warmer weather!

Sarah Callaway Sulma still enjoys working as a residential realtor in Houston with Douglas Elliman and living in the Heights with her husband Scott.

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2006 Casson Wen Houston, TX cassonwen@gmail.com John Barrere and his wife Kate moved back to Houston in May 2020 from a multi-year assignment in Melbourne, Australia. Their first child Frederick James was born in September.

Audrey Spalding Dunlap and her husband Carter were thrilled to welcome their second daughter Collins Caroline Dunlap to their family on September 4, 2020. Audrey, her husband, and her daughter Adele are so thankful for their healthy and happy new blessing.

Blair Burke Foster shared that life during Covid-19 has not been that exciting except for the fact that her daughter Tess just turned a year old!

Blair officially launched her own small business, By Blair, and she enjoys helping people with party invitations, branding and anything to do with paper goods. She cannot wait to see everyone at the 15-year reunion in April!

Nikki Pasrija Hill and her husband Sean just bought a house, and they are enjoying spending time with their almost one-year old son Bodhi! Both Nikki and Sean are still practicing law.

Katrina Korhonen just moved back to Houston after spending the past few years in Philadelphia at UPenn. She is starting a new job as a radiologist at Radiology Partners Houston, specializing in breast imaging and nuclear medicine. She will be working mostly as part of the Memorial Hermann hospital system.

Ben Messier moved to Denver in 2018 to take a job in the thriving oil and gas industry. He has been spending a lot of weekends in the mountains with his wife Laura and son Luke (1).

Maddy Foxx Moffitt shared that her daughter Leighton Foxx Moffitt was born March 11, 2020 and has been the most positive light throughout the past few crazy months! Maddy and her husband Patrick cannot wait for their little babe to meet the world!

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years ago, received his MBA from the University of Texas and started working at Deloitte consulting. He got married this past February and is living in Houston with his wife Caitlin in the Briargrove area.

Megan Rose Altman Walker and her husband Blake continue to live in and enjoy Houston where they both work in the energy industry. They are excited to welcome their first child this Christmas!

2007 Lauren Lestin Philipson Atlanta, GA 713-703-4974 laurenphilipson3@gmail.com

2008 Kirby Allison Los Angeles, CA kallison22@gmail.com Mason Bashaw Clelland Houston, TX mason.clelland@gmail.com

2009 Alanna McAuley London, England armcauley75@gmail.com

2010 Evan Henke New York, NY henke.evan@gmail.com Julian Ghadially recently left

James Andras ’07 and wife Kristen with son Sidney John Andras, born October 26, 2020

PricewaterhouseCoopers Strategy to get an MBA and Master of Public Health at UC Berkeley Haas. After graduation, he’s hoping to return to Texas. Additionally, he’s about to release a country album on Spotify under “The Moonrisers.” His album will be available by the end of October 2020.

Lynne Marie Hash and her husband Tony Rosado purchased a house in Briargrove last year and have been enjoying quarantine with their new yellow lab puppy Cade along with lots of good food and wine!

Elle Florescu reports that she’s opening a contemporary take on a novelty shop. Opening February 2021.

William Krell reports that he’s married!

William and Briana married in March 2020. They were (finally) able to get married in the church on August 1st and are now expecting a newborn in February 2021. They are waiting until the birth to find out the gender and are very excited. They’re mostly excited about growing in Christ as a family and especially as a couple and wouldn’t want to tackle the challenge of raising a family any other way.

Lauren Krell is a labor and delivery nurse at Memorial Hermann in the Houston Medical Center. She has been working night shifts for the last three years and is really close to being able to work days. She is super excited for

Glyn Tower Bock ’09 and her Class of 2009 bridesmaids Ashley Fatjo, Clare Bailey Holden, Amy Wynne Galloway, Hannah Lockwood Bitar, Amanda Rutherford Lodge, Mattie Rutherford and Kerbey Finger Feinsilver

that! She adopted a Great Pironese last year named Callie who is a 65 pound, jump in your lap kind of dog.

2011 Avery Geisler St. Louis, MO aag459@gmail.com Harry Hantel New York, NY hhantel@gmail.com Rebekah Lim got engaged to Teemu Salminen during a lovely waterfall hike in Hepoköngäs, Finland.

Congratulations, Rebekah and Teemu!

Eleni Angelides is working on COVID-19 response in the Colorado Governor’s Office. Go Eleni!

Marshall Shaffer is a social media planner for Ogilvy by day while writing about film and culture (see: senior superlative, “Class Movie Blogger”) in his off-time. Catch his most recent byline on Roger Ebert’s website where he made the case for Easy A as the definitive millennial high school movie (and even looped in a little bit of his own Kinkaid experience).

Your loyal correspondent Harry Hantel just got a new dog, an older toothless chihuahua named Pepe! We enjoy long walks on the beaches of Playa del Rey and Venice in California.

2012 Kirby Gilbert Houston, TX kirbycgilbert@gmail.com

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Although 2020 has had many challenges, a lot of exciting things have

happened for the Class of 2012!

Clemmie Pierce Martin and her husband Maclean had a baby boy named Pierce Robinson Martin in October.

Sarah Tucker married Andrew Gustafson in February; Rodney Kennedy married Whitney Elder in August; and Carly Gray married Anthony Lukefahr in September - Kinkaid classmates Emily Gemp, Lizzie Ford and Allison Bolin were all bridesmaids.

Kate Beeler, Maddy Gould, KK Heyne, John Adkins and Kirby Gilbert all got engaged.

Sadi Moradi graduated from the University of Houston Law Center and is attending the taxation LL.M at Georgetown University. He is also working at the DC office of Kostelanetz and Fink in the international tax and estate planning section.

Austin Tucker began his PhD in Public Health at Harvard.

Catherine Frank started a bespoke stationary, invitations and paper goods company called CE Paperie! Along with making custom goods she also designed and sold stationary to raise funds for feeding Texas in March.

Through her 48-hour fundraiser, she was able to donate 3,500 meals.

I hope everyone is staying safe and healthy during this time! I love getting to catch up with you all and share your happy news and exciting life updates! Please reach out if you ever want to be featured!

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Clare and Mike Mayfield ’12 on October 19, 2019 with their wedding party, including Kinkaid alumni Colter Illich ’12, Connor Leisz ’12 (fs), Harrison Gatlin ’12, Andrew Tucker ’12, Wilson Jeckovich ’12, Matthew Orr ’12, Timm Wooten ’11, Andrew Das ’12, Philmon Keleta ’12, Drew Calabrese ’12 (fs), Campbell Cravens ’12, Walt Mayfield ’11

Carly Gray Lukefahr ’12 with Class of 2012 bridesmaids Emily Gemp, Elizabeth Ford and Allison Bolin

2014 Haley Ebel O’Brien Houston, TX hbeobrien@gmail.com

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2016 Kate Hinnant Houston, TX kathrynhinnant97@gmail.com Catie Asarch graduated in May from Auburn University. Working in Atlanta, Georgia as a digital

marketing specialist at LoadUp. Catherine Baker graduated from Texas A&M University with a Bachelor of Science in psychology and a minor in sociology. Works for Teach for America.

Halle Brazda graduated from The University of Texas at Austin with degrees in journalism and advertising. Employed full-time at Bleacher Report as a Content Programmer in San Francisco, CA. Rhett Cardwell graduated from Rice with a double major in history and sports management and a minor in business administration. Moved to Austin and is working in private equity real estate.

Brandon Charnov graduated from Brown University in May with a double-major in public policy and business economics. Moved to Washington DC in August to work for the law firm Latham & Watkins. In a two-year rotational program at Latham and plans to attend law school upon completion

of the program. If anyone else is in the DC area, it would be great to connect and catch up.

Sarah Kate Cone graduated from UT in May 2020 and moved to Dallas to work for a company named Blue Print as their PR/ Social Media Coordinator.

Taylor J. Cowan graduated with honors from Tulane University in December 2019 and began working as a Financial Analyst for Wells Fargo in January 2020.

Amy Drews moved to Charlotte, NC and is working as a Digital Marketing Analyst at Red Ventures. Her role is to optimize websites in their Home & Media vertical, particularly in the energy category.

Kara Hachigian graduated from Georgetown in the spring and is working in the Leveraged Finance Group at SMBC in New York.

Pacey Ham graduated from the University of Houston Honors College in May 2020 with a degree in creative writing and is attending graduate school at Baylor University getting an MSEd in higher education and student affairs. Currently working as the Undergraduate Admissions and Visit Experience Graduate Apprentice.

Kate Hinnant graduated Texas A&M University with honors and a degree in visualization and business minor.

Founder and CEO of Monarch Atelier, a creative studio and digital marketing agency. Currently working with the Dan Crenshaw 2020 campaign as well as several other businesses through Monarch, focusing on branding, design application and website construction.

Blake Hogan currently occupies the roles of Co-Founder and CEO of Plug Chargers LLC, president and CEO of

Plug Logistics, Co-Founder of H&H investments and president of Fairview Partners LTD. Since graduating from the University of Oklahoma, Blake has created new innovative ideas in some of the most competitive markets in clouding PPE, consumer products and logistics. The current focus is to serve the United States government and medical community with personal protective equipment in order to help stop the Covid-19 pandemic.

Mary Labanowski graduated from the University of Southern California in May with a BS in Business Administration degree with a minor in cinematic arts.

Working for Morgan Stanley as investment banking analyst.

Barrett Neath moved to Austin, TX to start his first semester in the Mechanical Engineering PhD Program at UT Austin, studying acoustics. His research is focused on developing ultrasonic inspection methods for Lithium-ion battery monitoring systems.

Mary Caroline Scofield graduated from SMU with a Bachelor of Business Administration in finance and a Bachelor of Arts in Spanish with a minor in geology. Works at Jefferies as investment banking analyst.

Jenny Miller will be graduating from Texas A&M University with a BS in chemical engineering in December.

Following graduation, she will begin her career as a Supply Chain Leader with PepsiCo/Frito-Lay. Lindsey Siff graduated from The George Washington University magna cum laude and psychology honors with a dual-degree in psychology and fine arts. Currently pursuing master’s degree in psychology at American

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n 2010, Julia Camp ’14 entered 9th grade at Kinkaid and hit the ground running – literally. She quickly became a top threesport athlete, a star English student and a member of the band.

Julia was on the Varsity Cross Country, Soccer and Track teams all four years of high school, serving as team captain of all three sports her senior year. Her twin brother Brian attended Strake Jesuit. Julia then attended Trinity University, where she continued to pursue her passions that were formed at Kinkaid; she majored in English and minored in Creative Writing and was a member of the Soccer and Track teams, earning All-American and Academic All-American honors in soccer.

Julia attributes much of her love of athletics, especially running, to Cross Country coaches Cheryl Mitchell and Kate Lambert. She says, “They were amazing coaches and made me fall in love with running. I wouldn’t have run in college without them.”

She also credits Kinkaid with preparing her with the tools she needed to succeed in her college and law school classes. Something that has stayed with her is the sense of joy that comes from working hard. Specifically, Kinkaid played a big part in developing Julia’s passion for writing literary fiction. Throughout her numerous English classes, she wrote a lot and became enthralled with the possibility of actually becoming a writer in the future.

Unsurprisingly, her teachers quickly noticed her talent. She won The Callie B. Law Writing Award her senior year. Julia shares, “I still keep in touch with English teacher Kate Lambert and former teacher Casey Fleming. Their classes completely inspired me; I don’t think I would be the writer I am today without them. They helped nourish my interest and encourage my passion as I was reading and writing more and more.”

While Julia loved all of her English courses, her sophomore English class with Casey Fleming really made an impact. In that class, they read The Things They Carried by Tim O’Brien, which sparked her strong interest in war novels. In her freshman English class at Trinity University, Julia wrote a short fiction

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piece, and after talking with her professor, she decided to extend it into her own war novel.

She worked on writing and editing throughout college, and then worked with editors and publishers while also attending law school at The University of Texas at Austin. (Her love of writing even inspired her to go to law school!)

After over six years of hard work, Julia’s war novel, Indivisible, was published by Evolved Publishing in September 2020. Indivisible is about a soldier coming back from Afghanistan and his relationship with family and friends as he struggles with PTSD. While the act of writing and getting her ideas on paper was more important to Julia than actually publishing the book, she says it has been very rewarding to be published and to receive positive feedback and responses to her work. In addition to her new novel, Julia has also had two short nonfiction pieces recently published in The New York Times Tiny Love Stories column – in November 2019 and February 2020. Julia encourages those interested in writing to stick with it and write because it matters to you. She says, “If you write because you love it, the rest will fall into place. Writing a book isn’t that hard; if you write a page a day for a year, you’re done with your book!”

The summers after Julia’s junior and senior years of college, she taught creative writing at Johns Hopkins’ Center for Talented Youth program in Los Angeles, CA and in Hong Kong. This opportunity was made possible thanks to Kinkaid English teacher Dr. Charlie Scott. His son was in the same class as Julia’s younger brother Michael ’20, and she ran into him at a Kinkaid soccer game. Although Dr. Scott never taught Julia at Kinkaid, he knew about her talent for writing and encouraged her to apply for this program that he helps coordinate.

In addition to receiving The Callie B. Law Writing Award her senior year at Kinkaid, Julia

was also honored with The Cooper Award, one of Kinkaid’s highest character awards, at graduation. Her junior year, she received The John and Dorothy Cooper Scholarship, a merit-based award that covered tuition her senior year at Kinkaid. Julia feels extremely grateful for these honors and the doors and opportunities they opened for her. She remarks, “Kinkaid gave so much to me, and seeing that I made an impact and that everything I had done was noticed made me feel like I meant as much to the School as it meant to me.”

Julia is graduating early from The University of Texas School of Law this December and will start working in the Jones Day Houston office in early 2021. She is interested in pursuing litigation, but she will rotate practice groups for the first year as part of the New Lawyers Group. She will also still continue to write fiction novels and would love to combine her interests in law and writing by crafting non-fiction novels through a legal lens. Julia is looking forward to being back in Houston and able to cheer on her little sister Emily ’25 at Kinkaid soccer games!

Julia shared a takeaway from her time at Kinkaid that is a good reminder for us all: “Kinkaid has a way of making you feel el like you can do anything g in the world; so, rememberr that any time things seem m hard, you CAN do anythingg you want!”

Julia’s novel, Indivisible, is available for purchase on Amazon and at Barnes & Noble.

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Isabel Stallings ’18, Aerin Kalmans ’18, Laci Kranitz (AFS ’18, Kendall Kalmans ’19 enjoying the London Eye during Spring Break Study Abroad

University (AU) and will conduct research for AU’s Anxiety Lab. Additionally, curates and disseminates content for a division of the American Psychological Association and is an intern with a local clinical psychologist.

Monica Titus graduated from UT in Austin this past spring and moved back to Houston. Started work at JP Morgan in late July and has been working from home, but is excited about this new chapter!

Buck Tower graduated from UT with a BS in Computer Science, moved to downtown San Francisco and is working for Robinhood. “I got rid of my truck and got 2 new guitars and some snow skis for California.”

2017 Ellee Dukes Austin, TX elleedukes@mac.com Jake Reinbolt Dallas, TX jakereinbolt@gmail.com

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Kate Carmain ‘19 with friends in NYC

If you would like to volunteer to be the class notes correspondent for your grade, please contact Carly Gray Lukefahr ’12 at carly.lukefahr@kinkaid.org or 713-243-5011.

2019 Elizabeth Baird Oxford, MS elizabethbaird2000@gmail.com Antonio Castro Dallas, TX antonio.castro0@yahoo.com Ellie Lucke Austin, TX ellielucke15@gmail.com Seb Seager New Haven, CT seb.seager@gmail.com Madi Malouf made the Travel Squad for Texas A&M Track and Field team this year and picked up yoga during quarantine. She did it almost every day and loved it!

Kate Carmain is living in NYC with roommates from Yale and taking a gap year. She’s doing a marketing internship this semester and plans to travel next semester.

Gleith Cozby volunteered with Austin Pets Alive to be a foster for neonatal kittens. She is currently

Katherine Berman Lexington, VA katherine@katherineberman.com

Jordan Jafarnia ’19 and Elizabeth Baird ’19 cheering on Kinkaid classmate and Princeton baseball player Carlos Abello ’19 at his game at Ole Miss in March

fostering three kittens and one was just pre-adopted! She has also been cooking more since quarantine.

Ameer Mustafa has become a first year RA and is responsible for building a community for his residents. He’s also started a band. Lastly, he’s been training with the football team in preparation for a spring season. He has learned how to play the guitar, how to write songs and how to invest. During quarantine, he re-found his love of audio books.

Jacob Magelssen transferred to Clemson University this summer.

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TX Harris Salt Lake City, UT txharris92@gmail.com

Sally Buck Nashville, TN sallyhbuck@gmail.com

Isabel Stallings Orange, CA isabel.stallings@gmail.com

Three kittens that Gleith Gozby ’19 fostered

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Jonathan Fischer ’01 and wife Kristen

Mike Mayfield ’12 and wife Claire

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Caitlin Bailey McClure ’07 and husband Mark

Carly Gray Lukefahr ’12 and husband Anthony

Rienzi Reckling Templer ’13 and husband Preston

Coco Sprague Gille ’07 and husband Andrew

Robert Cronin ’60 and wife Anne

Matthew Crandell ‘09 and wife Brandi

Buddy Trotter ‘67 and wife Jeanie

Anne-Marie Walker & Walker Cain ’06 June 8, 2019

Glyn Tower ’09 & Matt Bock February 22, 2020

Claire Campbell & Mike Mayfield ’12 October 19, 2019

Jessica Simien ’06 & Iyah Pennie March 8, 2020

Leila Ladjevardian ’07 & Marwan Zakhem December 20, 2019

Rachel Twining & Ryan Kelly ’07 March 27, 2020

Laura Askew ’01 & David Howlett January 18, 2020

Coco Sprague ’07 & Andrew Gille April 2, 2020

Caitlin Bailey ’07 & Mark McClure February 8, 2020

Kelley Britt ’10 & Tim Lotze May 30, 2020

Sarah Tucker ’12 & Andrew Gustafson February 1, 2020

Anne Woodhouse & Robert Cronin ’60 May 31, 2020

Sarah Caspary & Will Arcidiacono ’11 February 22, 2020

Sandi Pogue & Brendan Martin ’16 June 6, 2020

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Eduardo Leon ’10 and wife Carmen

Glyn Tower Bock ’09 and husband Matthew

Brendan Martin ’16 and wife Sandi

Laura Clegg Thompson ’10 and husband Jonathan

Sarah Tucker ’12 and husband Andrew

Rodney Kennedy ’12 and wife Whitney

Walker Cain ’06 and wife Anne-Marie

Walker Averitt Qualman ’01 and husband Robert

Rienzi Reckling ’13 & Preston Templer June 20, 2020

Sunny Krishnan & Graham Bayley ’11 August 9, 2020

Kristen Ziegler & Jonathan Fischer ’01 June 30, 2020

Alyssa Herring ’08 (fs) & George Waters August 29, 2020

Laura Clegg ’10 & Jonathan Thompson July 10, 2020

Carly Gray ’12 & Anthony Lukefahr September 4, 2020

Ashland Hines & Blake Odom ’12 July 18, 2020

Shannon Smith ’08 & Austin Waiter September 26, 2020

Hannah Lockwood ’09 & Khaled Bitar July 24, 2020

Walker Averitt ’01 & Robert Qualman October 3, 2020

Jeanie Rosenberg & W.E. “Buddy” Trotter Jr. ’67 August 1, 2020

Brandi Woods & Matthew Crandell ’09 October 10, 2020

Whitney Elder & Rodney Kennedy ’12 August 2, 2020

Carmen Lombana & Eduardo Leon ’10 October 10, 2020

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Birth Announcements Bodhi Matthew Hill October 21, 2019 Nikki Pasrija Hill ’06 and husband Sean

Leighton Foxx Moffitt March 11, 2020 Maddy Foxx Moffitt ’06 and husband Patrick

Walker Thomas Fatjo December 16, 2019 Austin Fatjo ’07 and wife Ally

William Elliott Sheedy March 11, 2020 Ellen English Sheedy ’03 and husband Andrew ’03

Frances Virginia Brown January 5, 2020 Christin Snodgrass Brown ’08 and husband Wilson

Henry Michael Reardon March 20, 2020 Loren Phillips Reardon ’08 and husband Teddy

John Benton Love January 5, 2020 Benton Love ’99 and wife Ashlee

Peyton Love Ross March 27, 2020 Liz Love Ross ’02 and husband Adam

Elle Blake Unger January 5, 2020 Kelly Eisenman Unger ’03 and husband Jacob

Elizabeth “Ellie” Ada Birkhofer March 28, 2020 Jennifer Williamson Birkhofer ’06 and husband Chris

Riaan Agrawal January 7, 2020 Rahul Agrawal ’05 and wife Nisha

Reid Michael Zimmer March 2020 Christina Upchurch Zimmer ’03 and husband Andrew

Christopher General Haby January 15, 2020 Georgea Pappas Haby ’03 and husband Griffin

Beau Grover Golding April 7, 2020 Jarrett Golding ’03 and wife Sarah

Olubunmi Parker Eniola January 23, 2020 Kimber Watson Eniola ’07 and husband Jide

Owen Waddell Mori April 13, 2020 Amanda Waddell ’06 and husband Yusuke Mori

Hattie Hutchins Crenshaw January 24, 2020 Whitney Walker Crenshaw ’03 and husband Clarke

Charles Grayson Gill April 17, 2020 Travis Gill ’10 and Ashley Albert

Noah Prince Murphy January 30, 2020 Ashley Prince Murphy ’07 and husband Jared

Claiborne Alexandra Kahle April 20, 2020 Anne Tropoli Kahle ’03 and husband Walker

John “Luke” Holmes February 5, 2020 Marshall Holmes ’06 and wife Claire

Nova Texada Jackson Scott May 1, 2020 Khaliah “Nikki” Barnes ’03 and husband Chéo Scot

Molly Blake Mackay February 7, 2020 Blake Mackay ’05 and wife Paige

Bates Wylie Springmeyer May 2020 Courtnay Manford Springmeyer ’02 and husband Ryan ’02

McCall Simmons February 10, 2020 William Simmons ’07 and wife Paige

Wyatt James Dixon May 11, 2020 Ellen Wooten Dixon ’05 and husband Max

John “Hunt” Mossy February 28, 2020 Caroline Burke Mossy ’08 and husband Travis

Jordan Joseph O’Suji May 17, 2020 Edmond O’Suji ’09 and wife Mia

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Lydia Beth Johnson May 14, 2020 Margaret Belchic Johnson ’08 and husband Cory

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Jack Thomas Whitfield July 30, 2020 Stephanie Frishberg Whitfield ’07 and husband Jarrod

Patrick Stephen Burch, Jr. May 21, 2020 Hilary Sealy Burch ’05 and husband Patrick Annie Sewell Thomson May 28, 2020 Jim Thomson ’05 and wife Frances

Preston Thomas Walker, Merritt Kelly Walker, Theodore “Theo” Robert Walker July 22, 2020 Kristin Kelly ’04 and BJ Walker

Pierce Robinson Martin May 29, 2020 Clemmie Pierce Martin ’12 and husband Maclean

Henry Harris “Hank” Robertson August 15, 2020 Christina Rogers Robertson ’07 and husband George

Lauren Elizabeth Roosth June 17, 2020 David Roosth ’05 and wife Rachel

Clyde Hoffmann Weaver August 21, 2020 Bailey Britt Weaver ’08 and husband JR

Rose Fields Riley June 22, 2020 Elizabeth Rosenberg Riley ’05 and husband Teddy

Caswell “Cal” Lyon Simon September 3, 2020 Cameron Simon ’01 and wife Meg

Madden Olivia Brollier June 24, 2020 Benjamin Brollier ’10 and wife C.C. Nate Ryan June 25, 2020 Matt Ryan ’09 and wife Breton Annie Steel Tompkins June 26, 2020 Jenny Sangalis Tompkins ’07 and husband Rich Paul Joseph Howell July 1, 2020 Sarah Jane Jornayvaz Howell ’05 and husband Jack ’05 James Duncan Monteleone July 1, 2020 Will Monteleone ’02 and wife Jennifer Harrison Alexander King July 10, 2020 Collin King ’07 and wife Michele Lillie Grace Constantiner July 23, 2020 Mike Constantiner ’01 and wife Laura Robert George Pruitt July 28, 2020 Katherine Lartigue Pruitt ’07 and husband Matt Madison Kellye Voss July 29, 2020 Audrey Pyle Voss ’08 and husband Robert

Baby and wedding announcements through October 10, 2020 included

Shepard Louis Pennebaker September 4, 2020 Louise Frank Pennebaker ’01 and Drew Pennebaker ’00 (fs) Margaret Ann Kendrick September 4, 2020 Elizabeth Robinson Kendrick ’07 and husband Corey Collins Caroline Dunlap September 4, 2020 Audrey Spalding Dunlap ’06 and husband Carter Frederick James Barrere September 14, 2020 John Barrere ’06 and wife Kate Harrison James Tausend September 18, 2020 Kelly Putterman Tausend ’08 and husband Alan Emilia Eloise Deegan September 21, 2020 Jacquelyne Maddox Deegan ’02 and husband John Runa Natalie Carlsen September 22, 2020 Shauna Levy Carlsen ’00 and husband Lars Genevieve James Allison September 22, 2020 Sam Allison ’03 and wife Emily Riley James Morgan October 3, 2020 Philip Morgan ’05 and wife Katie

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In Memory

Colin Joseph “CJ” Carl ’61

Dunbar Newell Chambers Jr. ’53

March 22, 2020

August 21, 2020

Gaylord “Rusty” Johnson III ’82

Virginia “Giny” Crain Hogan ’70 (fs)

May 28, 2020

August 28, 2020

Evelyn Elizabeth “Ibbie” Williams Dwyer ’00

Matthew August Thanheiser ’76

June 8, 2020

August 28, 2020

Helen Koehler Little ’52 (fs)

Randall E. Kemper ’78

July 3, 2020

September 12, 2020

Thaddeus “Thad” Thomson Hutcheson Jr. ’59 (fs)

Jane Reese Stuckey Rowan ’38 (fs)

July 11, 2020

September 21, 2020

Pamela “Pam” Francis Wilson ’73

Pierre Marcel Schlumberger ’59

July 18, 2020

October 1, 2020

Elbert Davis “Dave” Stewart III ’76

Virginia Young Rude ’41

July 28, 2020

October 9, 2020

William Shepard Cochran III ’58 (fs)

Patrick “Pat” Richard Rutherford ’52 (fs)

August 15, 2020

October 12, 2020

Joyce Blair McCarter ’78 August 18, 2020

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