Curry School Foundation Annual Report 2009-10 by Curry School of Education

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Message from the Chair Curry Research Support Your Investment at Work Bavaro Hall Grand Opening The Finances 2009-2010 Honor Roll Curry School Foundation Board of Directors The Deans Curry at a Glance

Dear Friends, I am pleased to present to you the 2009-2010 annual report of the Curry School of Education Foundation. As you read through this report, you will find that we had a very good year despite the economic realities we are working in. We are very pleased to be settled into our new offices in Bavaro Hall and excited about the new potential for cross-disciplinary collaboration among faculty and students in our varied program areas. We are certain new innovations in education and human services will follow, as we apply the wealth of talent, expertise, and energy gathered in this building to some significant challenges facing our nation. The primary purpose of this report is to show our appreciation to you, our generous supporters, and to highlight ways we have been good stewards of your gifts this year. I am especially happy to report that early last spring, university administrators congratulated the Curry School for meeting its campaign goal of $55 million—two years ahead of schedule. This remarkable achievement is a credit to Curry’s generous supporters. We must continue raising philanthropic support for faculty, students, research, and programs, but the fact that we met— and continue to surpass—this goal significantly raises our stature both on Grounds and among public education schools nationally. Gifts from our donors established a new endowed scholarship fund this year—the Viola Reavis Robinson Scholarship—and supported a number of existing Foundation-administered funds that benefit students, such as the Richard Abidin Scholarship. As a result, we were able to award $320,000 to students this year. Other gifts provided tuition for low-income high school students who needed tutoring from the McGuffey Reading Clinic and supported research on teacher effectiveness through the Center for Advanced Study of Teaching and Learning. Planned gifts were established to ensure that our counselor training, teacher preparation, and higher education programs remain at the forefront of American education. With contributions to our unrestricted Annual Fund, we were able to help support doctoral students presenting their research at professional conferences and provide competitive compensation packages to attract new faculty recruits. We provided administrative support for student outreach programs like the Young Writers Workshop and the Summer Enrichment Program. We were also able to honor outstanding alumni who are making a significant impact in their career fields and to reward outstanding alumni teachers with funding to attend a professional conference. All three Curry departments received generous resources from the Foundation for the chairs to assign to areas of greatest opportunity and need. These are only a few of the ways your investment in the Curry School is making a difference. As you peruse this report, be sure to look for your name in the honor roll. You’ll see alongside your name an impressive array of alumni, friends, corporations, foundations, faculty, staff, students, and parents who are standing behind the Curry School helping to keep us strong. Thank you again for your partnership in our work.

Robert C. Pianta Novartis US Foundation Professor of Education Dean of the Curry School of Education

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“The Curry School has a beautiful home now—one I ’m sure Mr. Jefferson would approve of.”

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message from the foundation chair Standing inside the light-filled atrium of Bavaro Hall for the first time last July, I reflected on

what we had accomplished over the past decade, and I could hardly believe it was all possible. In 1998, during a campaign to raise funding for endowed professorships, the Curry School

Foundation considered the goal of raising $250,000 to be a daunting task. Today, a dozen years later, the Foundation has raised over $37 million for a new building, not to mention achieving its $55 million Campaign goal two years ahead of schedule.

A lot of people deserve our thanks for making it possible to achieve the remarkable milestone

represented by Bavaro Hall. President John Casteen gave us enough leash to dream a dream of

an education school building that bespeaks the true consequence of the work taking place inside. Former Dean David Breneman had a vision that the school needed to be united in one location,

rather than spread out across the city. Dean Pianta’s leadership saw the project through to its glorious completion, as he continues to mature the school and expand the significance of its reach. Of course, there were countless university and Curry School administrators and staff, as well as architects and contractors and designers, who expertly handled the details on the ground.

There is Wally Bavaro, an outstanding teacher and dear friend, in whose honor the

building is named. Wally was the consummate role model of the engaged teacher, whose remarkable personal commitment to his students Dan Meyers speaks at the Bavaro Hall dedication on July 16.

and their community should serve as a guide

to the Curry School’s aspirations now and in the future.

Really, though, none of this could have

happened without you—our generous alumni,

friends, faculty, staff, students, and parents—and the financial resources you have so graciously provided. Thank you again.

The Curry School has a beautiful home

now—one I’m sure Mr. Jefferson would approve of. But this is only “the end of the beginning,”

to quote Churchill. The ball is in the Curry School’s court now. We watch expectantly for what remarkable work this outstanding educational community will accomplish next.

I hope you’ll stand ready with me to continue supporting the school and making sure

they have the resources they need to meet challenges tremendously more important than a building project.

daniel m. meyers Chair, Curry School of Education Foundation Board of Directors Member, Campaign Executive Committee

Council on Foundations Representative to the Board of Visitors Finance Committee

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research support

uch of the new research being undertaken at the Curry School is being funded by private, state, and federal grants. These grants fund research into some of the most persistent educational and social issues plaguing our country today—from teacher effectiveness to student readiness, from adolescents’ risky behavior to adults’ startling obesity rates. These grants bring in support for faculty, students, and staff, but they also provide supplemental revenue to the school through what is referred to as indirect support. This year, our faculty has secured $23 million in new grant funding. Just under half of that amount will come in the form of highly competitive grants like the following from the U.S. Department of Education’s Institute for Education Sciences:

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$2,687,000 Testing the “Banking Time” Intervention. Children who display aggression, defiance, and impulsiveness frequently at high levels have trouble developing positive and supportive relationships with their peers and teachers and have trouble engaging in learning tasks within the classroom. These children are also at significant risk for being expelled from their preschool or child-care programs—beginning a pattern of school failure for a subset of these children. This project aims to test the effectiveness of an intervention called Banking Time, which focuses on the teacher-child relationship as a resource for promoting children’s development. $1,470,000 Supporting 4Rs Curriculum Implementation in Urban Schools. Curry faculty are teaming with the developers of a curriculum, the “4Rs” (Reading, Writing, Respect and Resolution), to improve consistency of implementation in urban classrooms. They will develop and test a package of supports for teachers, including continuous, on-demand access to high-quality video examples of 4Rs lessons in action and individual coaching that involves video-based feedback evaluating how teachers effectively interact with their students during 4Rs.

$1,470,000 Improving the Quality of Teachers’ Interactions with Children. The Center for Advanced Study of Teaching and Learning recently showed that its 14-week course helping early childhood teachers understand and observe effective teaching practices led to improvements in their use of these practices in classrooms. However, many teachers found it hard to fit this traditional, in-person coursework into their busy professional and personal schedules. With this grant, faculty will develop an online version of the course for use by early childhood teachers around the country. $650,000 Postdoctoral Training in Education Sciences. Education science researchers study how both in-school and out-of-school settings affect the development of children and youth. They seek to discover systematic changes to these settings that can move children and youth toward more successful educational experiences. This grant initiative will prepare postdoctoral fellows for careers in education science. Three or four candidates who have recently received their Ph.D.s will be chosen each year to collaborate with Curry faculty members on their research for one to three years. $136,500 Availability of Early Childhood Care. This project will use census data to investigate how access to early childhood care varies across communities, how the recent expansion of school-based preschool has influenced the use of other types of care, and how efforts to expand and improve child care options has influenced children’s school readiness. Grants awarded from other sources this year will fund research in sports medicine and athletic training, school safety, positive youth development, young children’s mathematics skills, out-of-school science programs, engineering education for elementary students, and more.

This year Curry has recruited another four new talented scholars to its faculty: John Sirard, assistant professor in kinesiology and positive youth development. He comes from the University of Minnesota where his focus has been on schools and physical activity.

Amanda Kibler, assistant professor in English education. She recently completed a post doc from Stanford University with a focus on promoting writing skills in middle school English language learners.

Dan Player, lecturer, Partnership for Leaders in Education and education doctorate in leadership program. Dan will join us from Mathematica, where he specialized in evaluation research.

Jennie Chiu, assistant professor, science and mathematics education. She is a recent graduate of the University of California Berkeley.

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Your Investment at Work

The Charles S. Robb Professor of Education

Eminent Scholar Dan Hallahan

othing about his cramped office in the basement of Peabody Hall back in 1971 hinted that Curry’s new assistant professor Dan Hallahan was going to become such an eminent scholar in the field of special education. Yet in the four decades since, Hallahan, the Charles S. Robb Professor of Education, has become recognized in special education circles for developing “the underpinning and much of the impetus for instructional strategies that are considered ‘best practice’ today.” These were the words of the Council for Exceptional Children when presenting its Special Education Research Award to him in 2000. The Council noted that throughout his career Professor Hallahan has insisted on translating his research into practical classroom applications, exploring and reworking ideas until they become concrete methods for improving the lives of students with learning disabilities. As founder of the federally funded U.Va. Learning Disabilities Research Institute in the late 1970s, Professor Hallahan began to make his mark with studies examining children who struggled both with learning disabilities and attention deficit problems. He and his colleagues in the institute insisted that the interventions they developed and tested be both reliable and easy for teachers to implement without

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extensive professional development. “That research set the tone for most of my research since, both for identifying students in need of special education and for instructional practices,” he says. Over the past three decades, Professor Hallahan’s work has set standards for evidence-based practice in the field. Among several books he has co-authored is one of the most widely used introductory-level course books on the subject of exceptional learners. Exceptional Learners: Introduction to Special Education is now in its 11th edition. He was the inaugural editor of the journal Exceptionality from 1990 to 1992 and is a past president of the Council for Exceptional Children’s Division for Learning Disabilities. Both his leadership and his classroom skill have been recognized here at the university and across the state. He received the U.Va. Outstanding Teaching Award in 1998. In 2003, he was one of ten recipients of the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia’s Outstanding Faculty Award. At the Curry School, Professor Hallahan served as chair of the Department of Special Education from 1980 to 1985 and chair of the Department of Curriculum, Instruction, and Special Education from 1997 to 2008. This year he was appointed director of doctoral studies.

Professor Hallahan was also the inaugural occupant of the Virgil S. Ward Professor of Education Endowed Chair from 1996 to 1998 and was appointed to the university’s Cavaliers’ Distinguished Teaching Professorship from 2002 to 2004. He has held the Charles S. Robb Professorship since 2004. “In addition to being a great honor, holding an endowed chair provides resources that allow me to pursue the research, writing, and scholarship I like to do,” says Professor Hallahan. The endowment has also provided some discretionary funds he has often shared with students who needed help traveling to professional conferences. The chair even serves as a recruiting tool, he says, attracting high quality doctoral students to a professor with an honorary title. Now, settled into his new office in Bavaro Hall, Professor Hallahan looks back over his career with satisfaction. “Special education is a high need area, so you feel like you’re doing some good in this field,” he explains. “And I’ve been very fortunate to have worked with so many good students and well-respected colleagues at Curry.”

“Holding an endowed chair provides resources that allow me to pursue research, writing, and scholarship.”

The Charles S. Robb Professor of Education

was funded by Bahman Batmanghelidj of McLean, Virginia, as a lasting tribute to Senator Charles S. Robb’s accomplishments as a champion of education in Virginia. Robb served in the U.S. Senate from 1989-2001. He was the 64th governor of Virginia from 1982-1986.

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Your Investment at Work

Recipient of the William C. Lowry Scholarship

timothy a. jenson

“I

want to help students see math the way that I see it—as a great tool for everyday problem-solving that all works together beautifully,” says Timothy A. Jenson, 2010 recipient of the William C. Lowry Scholarship. “I want to be the kind of teacher that helps students become eager to learn.” He didn’t always know that someday he would be sharing his passion for advanced mathematics with high school students. Eventually, however, the numbers added up for Timothy. After earning a bachelor of science in computer engineering at U.Va., Timothy had a job waiting as a programmer for a local firm. When the economy went south and his position was cut, Timothy decided to try a different career path. “My mother is a math teacher, so it was always a career I had interest in,” Timothy says. “I also really liked math and education, so it seemed like a great fit.” Once he got into Curry, he says, “I knew this was the direction I wanted to take.” Now in his second year of Curry’s post-graduate master’s degree

program in secondary mathematics, Timothy is student teaching at Charlottesville High School. “Curry provides great opportunities to get field experience in education,” he says. “You don’t really know how to teach until you actually teach something to students. It’s a great education in how to be the best teacher you can.” Timothy appreciates the Lowry Scholarship because it reduces the amount of debt he will have to pay back once he begins teaching full time. A smaller student loan payment is a huge benefit to any graduate trying to get by on a new teacher’s salary. He plans to teach upper mathematics subjects, like pre-calculus and calculus, as well as computer science. “I think the upper math subjects can be tricky and seem irrelevant to students, but I hope to change their opinion,” Timothy says. “I also like teaching introductory computer programming. Seeing their reaction when students input a program and it does what they planned is a wonderful thing.”

$320,650

T otal S cholarship, F ellowship, a n d Award Payo u ts to S t u de n ts F rom the C u rry S chool F o u n datio n i n 2 0 1 0

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The Lowry Scholarship

was established by friends of William C. Lowry upon his retirement in 1987. Lowry was professor of mathematics education at Curry for 32 years. The scholarship supports a student enrolled in the five-year teacher education program preparing to teach mathematics.

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Your Investment at Work

Beautiful Bavaro Hall Bavaro Hall Dedication July 16 “Today, we are commemorating a great transformation in the life of the Curry School,” Curry Dean Bob Pianta said in his remarks at the Bavaro Hall dedication on a balmy summer morning. “Bavaro Hall is a world-class building,” Pianta said. “It will foster collaboration, interaction, the sharing of ideas so critical to academic life. It will connect the Curry School to the University community and to our partners in the region and throughout the country, and it will attract talent, ideas, and energy.” The building was completed just in time for John T. Casteen III to participate in his last official event before stepping down as U.Va. president. He told the summertime crowd that the building speaks to him about the relationship between the past and future of the University. He added that Bavaro Hall makes a clear

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statement to all who enter: “This is a place of consequence.” Casteen also unveiled two engraved plaques to be mounted in Bavaro Hall, one honoring Daniel M. Meyers for his generous lead gift to the Capital Campaign and one honoring the late Anthony “Wally” Bavaro, a former teacher for whom the building is named. Meyers and former Curry School dean David Breneman also spoke at the event.

Bavaro Grand Opening Gala September 24 Breneman Courtyard was magically transformed under twinkling stars and strands of minilights for the Bavaro Hall Grand Opening Gala. Dean Bob Pianta and the Curry School Foundation hosted more than 300 guests for an enchanting evening of jazz music, delectable cuisine, and engaging conversation. A number of Curry donors and alumni were able to enjoy their first look inside Bavaro Hall.

Generous supporters The Sheila C. Johnson Center Dedication October 25

Clementine S. and William H. Pollok

Sheila C. Johnson, philanthropist, businesswoman, and newly appointed member of the U.Va. Board of Visitors, was joined by Governor Bob McDonnell and U.Va. President Teresa Sullivan for the dedication of the Sheila C. Johnson Center for Human Services housed on the ground level of Bavaro Hall. The center brings together four of the school’s renowned evaluation and treatment clinics for the first time, creating a unique environment for research and integrated, multidisciplinary clinical services for individuals of all ages. The clinics include the SpeechLanguage-Hearing Center, the Center for Clinical Psychology, the McGuffey Reading Center, and the Personal and Career Development Center.

of Bavaro Hall and posed

attended the July 16 dedication proudly in the walkway between Ruffner and Bavaro halls that they have named in honor of emeriti faculty members Jay L. Chronister and Jennings L. Wagoner, Jr. Clementine received her Ph.D. in the higher education program from the Curry School in 1979.

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campaign for curry

as of J u n e 3 0 , 2 0 1 0

$55,000,000

O rigi n al C u rry S chool campaig n goal

$56,212,149

G ifts , pledges & deferred gifts boo k ed as of J u n e 3 0 , 2 0 0 9

81.24%

C ampaig n time elapsed ( 2 0 0 4 - 2 0 1 1 )

102.20%

of C ampaig n G oal achieved by C u rry

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Fundraising Priorities Although last year we achieved the Campaign goal set for the school back in 2004, much work remains to be done. A first-rate faculty needs resources to take innovative and effective programs to many more children, teachers, and schools. We must also increase support for students, so we can attract the best and most diverse student body possible. We will work to achieve the following fundraising priorities in the remaining years of the Campaign: Student Support

$3 million

Faculty and Research Support

$3 million

Capital Improvements

$1 million

Community Programs

$2 million

School Improvement/Teacher Effectiveness

$3 million

Innovation Funding

$1 million

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The Finances

c u rr y s c h o o l f u n d i n g s o u rc e s revenues FY 2010 Categories % State Appropriations 44% Federal State & Local Grants

41%

Other Operating Revenue

Private Gifts

Investment Income 2% 100% $34,685,858

e x p e n s e s fy 2 0 1 0 categories

Compensation 63% Contractual Services, Supplies & Equipment, & non-operating

24%

Student Aid 13% 100% $33,949,102

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The Finances

c u rr y s c h o o l f o u n d a t i o n I n vestme n t s u mmary , j u n e 3 0 , 2 0 1 0

H e l d at U n i v e r s i t y o f V i r g i n i a F o u n d at i o n Unrestricted (Curry School) $1,057,076 Unrestricted (Capital Campaign)

$147,267

$4,097,148

Operating Restricted

Endowment $3,377,579 Awards $326,433 Chairs $20,591 Fellowships $1,258,451 Lectureships $57,863 Program Support $450,000 Scholarships $1,264,241 Total Held at University of Virginia Foundation $8,679,070

H e l d at R e c t o r & V i s i t o r s ( R & V ) Operating Restricted

$1,226,899

Endowment $10,800,522 Restricted $807,711 Chairs $5,677,675 Fellowships $806,800 Scholarships $1,304,919 Unrestricted (Curry Sch) $2,203,417 Total Held at R&V Grand Total UVA Foundation and R&V

$12,027,421

$20,706,491

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The Finances

c u rr y s c h o o l f o u n d a t i o n I n v e s t m e n t S u m m a r y A n a ly s i s , j u n e 3 0 , 2 0 1 0

categories Totals % Unrestricted (Curry School) $1,057,076 5.1%

Unrestricted (Capital Campaign) $147,267 0.7% Operating Restricted $5,324,047 25.7% Scholarships and Awards (Endowed) $2,895,592 14.0% Chairs (Endowed) $5,698,266 27.5% Lectureships (Endowed) Graduate Student Aid (Endowed) Program Support (Endowed) Restricted (Endowed)

$57,863

0.3%

$2,065,251

10.0%

$450,000

2.2%

$807,711

3.9%

Unrestricted Endowment (Curry School) $2,203,417 10.6% Grand Total $20,706,491 100%

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The Finances C o n d e n s e d S tat e m e n t o f F i n a n c i a l Position, June 30, 2010

Unrestricted

Assets

$8,601,095

Liabilities

Temporarily Restricted

Permanently Restricted

$4,213,340

$2,500

Total

$3,488,241 $16,302,676

$59,806

$0 $62,306

Net Assets $8,598,595 $4,153,534 $3,488,241 $16,240,370

F o u n dat i o n G i v i n g F Y 2 0 1 0

$3,197,376

$398,345

T otal C ash R eceived

U n restricted C ash R eceived

Performance Summary U n iversity of V irgi n ia I n vestme n t M a n ageme n t C ompa n y ( U V I M C O )

15%

fy 2010

(21%)

fy 2009 fy 2008

6% 25%

fy 2007 fy 2006

15%

UVIMCO manages investments of the Universityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s endowment, which is used to generate income for expenses such as faculty raises and financial aid and for supporting academic and athletic programs.

The $4.4 billion endowment pool managed by UVIMCO includes the primary U.Va. endowment (62.3% of the total pool) and endowments of other schools at the University, including Curry School Foundation endowments.

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Profiles in Giving

Judy Bowns

eferring to Judy Bowns as a drama queen might be going a bit far. She definitely presides over drama, however, and Fairfax County Public Schools and The Cappies are her domain. As the school division’s theatre arts and dance specialist, Judy is chief advocate for the performing arts and their role in education. Judy is also the co-founder and director of The Cappies, as well as a proud Wahoo and loyal supporter of the Curry School. Judy came to Fairfax County in 1970 as an English teacher. In 1998, she began supporting arts education from the county administrative level in the Fine Arts office. “For some students, participation in the arts is the only thing that keeps them coming to school,” she observes. “Then we can say, ‘but you also have to pass your classes.’” Judy also believes that theater offers an alternative means to connect with kids who learn differently. “If students aren’t learning in the traditional way, they need the opportunity to learn in a way in which they can engage and invest,” she says. For the past few years, she has led

an initiative called Drama to the Core. Theater teachers work with teachers in the core subject areas of science, mathematics, social studies, and language arts to develop curriculum for delivering content through theater strategies. “Educators in Fairfax County are beginning to recognize that kinesthetic learning can make a difference,” she says. Judy’s crowning achievement is The Cappies, a critics and awards program for high school theater and journalism students that she and the late Bill Strauss founded in 1999. Each June Judy co-hosts a Kennedy Center awards gala, which she calls “a high school version of the Tony Awards.” What began as a county program quickly expanded throughout the entire metro Washington, DC, area and now encompasses over fifty-five schools. Other regions have picked up the idea, and fifteen Cappies chapters have sprung up across the U.S., along with three in Canada. Despite the astounding success of The Cappies, Judy had fostered a different dream for over three decades while

“Every person needs to look at what they can give back — no matter how small — in order to perpetuate the cycle.”

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do n n i e biggs

she worked in Virginia schools: a degree from the University of Virginia. She finally realized that dream when she walked the Lawn in May 2005 and received her master’s degree from the Curry School’s social foundations in education program. She took all her coursework through the School of Continuing and Professional Studies’ Northern Virginia Center. “I really, really enjoyed those two years and two summers,” she says of her time working on her degree, “and the flexibility of the program was a perfect match for my schedule.” Because she feels so fortunate to have been able to attend the Curry School, she began making monthly donations to the Curry School Foundation in 2007. “I’m thrilled to do it,” she says. “Every person needs to look at what they can give back—no matter how small—in order to perpetuate the cycle.” And then just a hint of drama creeps into her voice: “Truly the greatest gift is the chance to give back. At this point in my career, it’s not only an opportunity but a moral obligation for me.”

Judy as co-host of the 2010 Cappies gala at the Kennedy Center.

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campaign leadership donors T he followi n g do n ors have made gifts a n d pledges totali n g $ 1 0 , 0 0 0 or more to the C u rry C ampaig n si n ce its

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i n ceptio n ( from J a n u ary 1 , 2 0 0 4 to J u n e 3 0 , 2 0 1 0 ) .

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Anonymous Richard R. Abidin and Mary Abidin Charles L. Aird Altria Client Services Inc. Altria Group, Inc. Alumni Board of Trustees American Physical Therapy Association American Psychological Association Kathleen L. Ames and Charles C. Ames Lester S. Andrews Ross Andrews Scott H. Andrews Carol Hawkins Armstrong and E. Taylor Armstrong, Jr. Association for Academic Computing Bank of America Robert A. Barnhardt and Shirley S. Barnhardt Mary Ellen Pate Barton and Scott C. Barton Martha D. Beach Ann J. Beale and Melvin D. Beale Winston Barber Berry and Brett M. Berry JoAnn Nolen Bertges and Jack Bertges Raymond C. Bice, Jr. Mary Scott B. Birdsall and John H. Birdsall III Michael C. Bisceglia and Maura Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Rourke Bisceglia Kyle W. Blackmon

Margaret VanDeman Blackmon David W. Breneman and Donna J. Plasket Barbara M. Brodie Margueritte P. Bryant Peter McE. Buchanan and Jane Howard Buchanan Buck Institute for Education Harold J. Burbach and Rebecca K. Burbach Marjorie H. Caldwell and Mr. Rufus A. Caldwell Carolyn M. Callahan and Michael S. Caldwell Elizabeth A. Campbell Canon U.S.A. Carnegie Corporation of New York Charlottesville Area Community Foundation Kenneth H. Clevenger Annetta J. Coffelt Robert M. Coffelt, Jr. Susan Osborn Coffey College Access Foundation of California Community Foundation of New Jersey James M. Cooper and Shamim Sisson Jane Spangler Craig and William R. Craig Estate of Jane Iris Crutchfield Decade Charitable Lead Trust Sandra L. Derr Doris Hosiery Mills Limited Dorothy C. & Thomas F. Frist Foundation Barry M. Dorsey Irving S. Driscoll, Jr., and Anne Kinnier Driscoll Douglas M. Dunnan and Calvine B. Dunnan Educational Policy Institute Estate of John J. English, Jr. Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund S. Stuart Flanagan McDara P. Folan III and Ragan P. Folan Foundation for Child Development Hunter B. Frischkorn III and Meta Willis Frischkorn Margaret Kemp Frischkorn Carol K. Frist and Robert A. Frist Cynthia Terry Galant and Mark E. Galant Sandra R. Galef Bruce M. Gansneder and Nancy J. Gansneder

Annette Gibbs Gwathmey Finlay Gomila and Moylan F. Gomila, Jr. Lewis Michael Gracik, Jr. Grain Foods Foundation Janet Greenwood William B. Guerrant Anne B. Guerrant a Edgar J. Gunter, Jr. Haarlow Family Charitable Foundation Laurel McCain Haarlow and William N. Haarlow Diane E. Haines Daniel P. Hallahan and Judith L. Hallahan William D. Hansen Harriet J Hopkins Revocable Trust Charles H. Henderson III and Mary M. Henderson Lindell A. Hertberg Holloway Family Foundation Holloway Fund LLC Gary F. Holloway and Julie D. Holloway A. Linwood Holton, Jr., and Virginia Rogers Holton Harriet James Hopkins and Gerald W. Hopkins Margaret Freeman Howerton and E. Benjamin Howerton Estate of Mary Hayes Hutton International Education Collaborative Foundation Barbara A. James-Repetti Janet D. Greenwood Charitable Lead Trust Jessie Ball DuPont Fund Sheila C. Johnson Debra Serventi Jones Paulette Goerig Katzenbach and G. Richard Katzenbach, Jr. Patrick M. Kerrigan KKC Foundation Rebecca D. Kneedler and H. Lane Kneedler III Miriam W. Knight Linda Hwa Koval and Charles R. Koval Wynnette LaBrosse Susan J. Lane Estate of Mildred J. Lapsley Frank H. Levinson Alana M. Levinson-LaBrosse a Deceased

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Ann B. Loper and George E. Loper Lumina Foundation for Education William A. Marr, Jr. Mary W. Harriman Foundation S. Rosa Lee Mason Mary Carter McConnell and J.H.T. McConnell, Jr. Susan McConnell Pamela M. McInnis Marguerite J. McNeil Daniel M. Meyers Microsoft Corporation Janet H. Miller and Edward M. Miller Miriam Kemp Frischkorn Charitable Trust Joseph F. Moore Frederic L. Moschel Marilynn C. Moschel a National Association for Sport & Physical Education National Athletic Trainers Association National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education National Operating Committee on Standards for Athletic Equipment NFL Charities Sheridan W. Nicholson and Thomas F. Nicholson North TIER Partnership Noyce Foundation Olympus America Inc. Sharon B. Parente R. Hewitt Pate and Lindsey H. Pate Robert H. Pate, Jr., and Ellen P. Pate Lewis F. Payne, Jr. Perry Foundation, Incorporated Philip Morris USA Inc. Clementine S. Pollok and William H. Pollok Andrew W. Proctor Estate of Mary D. Rastatter Redcord AS Violaine A. Rice and Albert William Rice IV John W. Risner Stewart D. Roberson and Leslie Tooker Roberson Robin Hood Foundation Robins Foundation Paul H. Sartori and Anne Y. Sartori Elizabeth Y Schmidt and William A. Schmidt Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving

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Silicon Valley Community Foundation Smart Beginnings of South Hampton Roads Society for the Study of School Psychology Sondra E. Weinberg Revocable Trust Stanford Research International Kathleen Stanley and Darwin Stanley State Farm Companies Foundation Elizabeth Brockenbrough Staunton and Platt B. Staunton Sandra F. Stern and Evan P. Stern Alton Lee Taylor and Ann G. Taylor Teaching with Primary Resources The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation The Atlantic Philanthropies The Community Foundation The Foundation for the Jewish Community The First Tee The Meyers Foundation The Picower Foundation The Robert Bowne Foundation The Roberts Brothers Foundation The Spencer Foundation The U.S. Charitable Gift Trust The Wallace Foundation The Wyckoff Family Foundation W. McIlwaine Thompson, Jr., and Elsie Wilson Thompson Susan R. Tieger and Ralph D. Nurnberger Tiffany & Co. Carol Ann Tomlinson United Way of Greater Richmond University of Virginia Foundation Jay M. Weinberg Sondra E. Weinberg a Philip G. Wendel Westmoreland Davis Memorial Foundation WestWind Foundation Wheat Foods Council Annette F. White Alma Gaynelle Whitlock a William T. Grant Foundation Courtney Hawkins Williams and Mr. Lewis E. Williams III G. Swift Williams, Jr. Diane M. Woodworth a Deceased

Outstanding alumni and new campaign leadership donors were recognized at the Curry Celebration Dinner on September 23. Pictured (top to bottom) are Foundation Board Chair Daniel M. Myers, Curry School Dean Bob Pianta, new leadership donors Richard R. Abidin Jr. and Mary Abidin, Distinguished Alumnus Robert O. Brinkerhoff, (’71,’74) Outstanding Higher Education Faculty Member Dorene Doerre Ross (’79), Outstanding Elementary Teacher Donna DeGroat (’86), Outstanding Superintendent R Steven Nichols (’77,’93), Outstanding Principal Layton H. Beverage (’03), new leadership donor Marianna H. Parrish (’52), Outstanding Curry School Professor Paige Pullen, and Outstanding Middle School Teacher Carolyn C. Stamm (’87).

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Profiles in Giving

Joseph f. moore

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hank you for making my dreams possible.” Last spring, Joseph Moore sent this heartfelt message to a beloved former teacher in the form of an endowed Curry School scholarship established in her honor: the Viola Reavis Robinson Scholarship. Joseph readily admits that as a rambunctious eight-year-old living in Southside Virginia, he was not happy to learn that Mrs. Robinson would be his third grade teacher. She had a reputation as a strict disciplinarian who made

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students memorize poetry and asked them every Monday morning if they had attended church or Sunday school. At the end of that school year in 1966, Joseph couldn’t wait to be rid of her and was dismayed to encounter her again the next fall in his fourth-grade classroom. “She fell in love with our class, and followed us all the way through elementary school,” says Joseph. At Brunswick County’s Red Oak Elementary students remained through seventh grade.

Although the parents had always been thrilled about Mrs. Robinson’s dedication to their children, the students only gradually began to understand how important she was to their wellbeing. “She was with me at pivotal points in my life,” Joseph said. “I was really not aware until high school how much she was doing for me behind the scenes.” Through his parents’ separation, his grandmother’s death, and the trauma of school desegregation, Mrs. Robinson was the one stabilizing influence in Joseph’s life for five formative years. “You are a good student.” “Concentrate on the things you can control, not on the things you can’t.” “Always do the right thing. There’s no substitute for integrity.” “Work hard. Do an excellent job the first time.” “Choose your friends with care; you become who they are.” These were the messages Mrs. Robinson ingrained in her students. “She gave us a moral compass,” says Joseph, one that has served him well through school, college, and a successful career in corporate America. When he recently retired as a human resources executive at Verizon Communications, he decided to follow

another of Mrs. Robinson’s adages. “The world should be a better place because you were in it, so give back.” Joseph says it has been his life’s goal during their forty-five year relationship to live up to this calling. Mrs. Robinson maintains her home in Lawrenceville, VA, and Joseph still keeps in touch via monthly phone calls. “I wanted to do something for her that had a sense of permanence,” says Joseph, “so I decided on trying to educate other teachers in her likeness.” He chose the Curry School, because Mrs. Robinson earned her master’s degree here in 1976 and had a very good experience, Joseph says. The Viola Reavis Robinson Scholarship will specifically benefit African American women seeking a master’s degree at the Curry School. Joseph hopes that someone who reads about this gift will be moved to do something similar for another educator. “Teachers are unsung heroes in our country. They are the architects of our society,” he says. “We owe them a great deal of gratitude for how they sacrificially give of themselves. In some instances they serve in borderline parenting roles for children whose parents are unavailable. We need to do more to support them.”

“I hope that someone who reads about this gift will be moved to do something similar for an educator.”

At the annual Curry School Student Awards Luncheon last April, Joseph met Whitney Bullock, first recipient of the Viola Reavis Robinson Scholarship. “She was definitely the right choice,” Joseph later said about Whitney. “She so reminded me of the type of student Mrs. Robinson herself would have chosen to support.”

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Anonymous Bank of America Foundation Robert A. Barnhardt and Shirley S. Barnhardt Winston Barber Berry and Brett M. Berry JoAnn Nolen Bertges and Jack Bertges Mary Scott B. Birdsall and John H. Birdsall III David W. Breneman and Donna J. Plasket Margueritte P. Bryant Jane Spangler Craig and William R. Craig Estate of Jane Iris Crutchfield Irving S. Driscoll, Jr., and Anne Kinnier Driscoll Estate of John J. English, Jr. Sidney Lee Faucette Gwathmey Finlay Gomila and Moylan F. Gomila, Jr. Harriet James Hopkins and Reverend Gerald W. Hopkins Paulette Goerig Katzenbach and G. Richard Katzenbach, Jr. Patrick M. Kerrigan and Ellen McCoskrie Kerrigan Rebecca D. Kneedler and H. Lane Kneedler III Linda Hwa Koval and Charles R. Koval Susan McConnell Pamela M. McInnis

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Daniel M. Meyers Sharon B. Parente and John W. Risner Lewis F. Payne, Jr., and Susan K. Payne Robert C. Pianta and Ann M. McAndrew Mrs. Ashley H. Priddy Violaine A. Rice and Albert William Rice IV Paul H. Sartori and Anne Y. Sartori William A. Schmidt and Elizabeth Y. Schmidt State Farm Companies Foundation W. McIlwaine Thompson, Jr., and Elsie Wilson Thompson Carol Ann Tomlinson

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Profiles in Giving

Mac and Elsie Thompson

either Mac nor Elsie Thompson holds a degree in education. Yet, for two decades this pair of Virginia Law School graduates has been tirelessly advocating for Curry, volunteering their time and giving generously in support of Curry’s goals. Although the majority of donors to the Curry School Foundation have always been alumni, the desire to improve education is not limited to our graduates. Realizing this, in the 1980s Curry began strategically targeting a broader audience with messages about our mission and achievements. Mac, a Charlottesville businessman and attorney, first learned about Curry’s work as a result of those efforts. A persuasive alumna invited him to visit the school’s Education Day program in 1989. Both Thompsons have long been advocates of education and youth services in central Virginia. Elsie, who is also a lawyer, is a founding board member of the local Boys & Girls Clubs organization. Mac had volunteered in a tutoring program for inner city kids while he was an undergrad at Yale. Back in his hometown of Richmond before entering law school, he spent a summer teaching fifth- and sixth-grade English and history at the Hanover School for Boys, a juvenile detention facility. “It was easily the hardest job I think I’ve ever had,” Mac says, but his belief that all children deserve a good education was only strengthened.

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At that long-ago Education Day program, Mac was impressed by Curry’s five-year teacher education program and its emphasis on subject-area expertise. He became convinced that the Curry School needed, as he puts it, “more people on its team.” “Education is the foundation for young people to have hope. A lot more could be done to make a difference,” Mac says. He believed Curry was on the right track to make that difference. Mac was soon invited to join the Curry Development Committee. In 1990, he became a charter member of the Dean’s Council, pledging to give for three years in a row. He co-chaired the committee leading the Curry School’s first ever capital campaign, which raised $22.4 million between 1993 and 2000. Then, he joined the Curry Foundation board of directors, where he is currently serving his fifth three-year term, including a term as chair. Mac and Elsie have supported a number of Curry initiatives, including a significant gift to the Capital Campaign for Bavaro Hall. Their names can be found annually near the top of the donor honor roll for their unrestricted gifts to the Annual Fund. This year, in addition to an Annual Fund gift, they designated a special donation to provide McGuffey Reading Clinic scholarships for students at Charlottesville High School who struggle with reading but could not afford the tuition.

“A little help can make a huge difference to children in our community,” Mac says. After 20 years of supporting the Curry School, the Thompsons are pleased that the Curry mission has become more focused and that its national stature continues to grow. They are also happy that Curry has attracted so many friends and supporters—many of whom, Mac and Elsie would be too modest to say, were likely influenced by their advocacy. “While its work has national impact, Curry is also a tremendous resource for our community, and we wish to encourage that,” says Elsie. “We invest in it. Our giving is, in part, a reflection of Curry’s commitment to its neighbors.”

“Our giving is, in part, a reflection of Curry’s commitment to its neighbors.”

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2009-10 Honor Roll

cornerstone society T he C u rry S chool F o u n datio n gratef u lly recog n i z es do n ors a n d frien ds who have i n clu ded the F o u n datio n i n their estate pla n s. T he U n iversity of V irgi n ia i n clu des these i n divid uals as members of its pla n n ed givi n g recog n itio n circle , the Cor n ersto n e S ociety.

Martha M. Anderson Mildred Neale Baltz

Holton, Jr.

Shirley S. Barnhardt and Robert A. Barnhardt

E. Benjamin Howerton, Jr.

Ann J. Beale and Melvin D. Beale

Mildred Carpenter

James Louis Beckner, Jr.

Louis C. Justis

Raymond C. Bice, Jr.

Margaret W. Katholi and Richard E. Katholi, M.D.

Elizabeth Colonna Bird

Kathy M. Kennedy

Michael C. Bisceglia

Janet W. Larie and George R. Larie

Margaret VanDeman Blackmon

Brenda D. Lipscomb

Marjorie B. Burris and Gordon C. Burris

Mary H. Lupton

Rufus A. Caldwell

Carol F. Mallory and Walter David Mallory

Carolyn M. Callahan and Michael S. Caldwell

Marguerite J. McNeil

Elizabeth A. Campbell

Elizabeth D. Morie

Kenneth H. Clevenger

Frederic L. Moschel

Susan Osborn Coffey

Fay J. Nicolas and Freddie W. Nicholas

Shamim Sisson and James M. Cooper

Susan R. Tieger and Ralph D. Nurnberger

Gerald L. Cooper

Ellen P. Pate and Robert H. Pate, Jr.

Jane Spangler Craig and William R. Craig

The Honorable Lewis F. Payne, Jr.

Abigail Eleftherios and Christos P. Eleftherios

Joseph H. Quintano

Margaret S. Emanuelson and Charles William

Virginia H. Ritchie and John Ritchie, Jr.

Emanuelson Julie Johnstone Estes and Thomas H. Estes

Leslie Tooker Roberson and Stewart D. Roberson

Elizabeth A. Flanagan

Susan A. Smith

Patricia A. Gibson

Sondra Faye Stallard

Jeanette M. Gorman and Vincent J. Gorman

Sandra F. Stern and Evan P. Stern

Janet Greenwood

Charles Thompson

William B. Guerrant

Vicky L. Triponey

Diane E. Haines

Carlyle Whitelow

Anne Fortune Henderson

G. Swift Williams, Jr.

Mary M. Henderson and Charles H.

Sarah Meador Winn and Robert H. Winn, Sr.

Henderson III, M.D.

Virginia Rogers Holton and The Honorable A. L.

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A Bequest from a Thoughtful Educator

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inda Karen Miller has always seen herself as a teacher-historian—both an educator and a passionate practitioner of her discipline. She is also an insightful alumna of the Curry School who recently established a bequest supporting two funds that will benefit educators. Linda, who began teaching in the 1970s, spent her career working at a seemingly frenetic pace. While holding down a full-time teaching job in northern Virginia, she took master’s degree coursework from the Curry School (completing her degree in 1978), wrote grants for special projects, developed dozens of curriculum units, published articles, and traveled around the world. She only took a break—of sorts—to spend a year on Grounds working on her education doctorate, which she completed in 1991. She didn’t earn her Ed.D the easy way either. She minored in constitutional law, putting in 15 hours of coursework at the Law School. Her thesis examined the federal marshals and how federal intervention of domestic disorders is portrayed in school textbooks. “My experience at U.Va. was wonderful all around,” Linda says. “I had such unique opportunities and the chance to expand my potential.”

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At Fairfax High School, where Linda taught world history and American government, she engaged students in historical inquiry of primary sources and brought world cultures to life through role playing and characterization. She had taken drama classes in high school and college and found many ways to incorporate acting in her instruction. Over her 30 years of teaching, Linda’s work both inside the classroom and out earned her scores of accolades. Her first award, “Outstanding Teacher Historian” was presented by the United States Capitol Historical Society in 1986. After she accumulated several teacher-of-the-year awards from various organizations, including the National Council for the Social Studies and the Organization of American Historians, she was named the Curry School’s Outstanding Secondary Teacher in 1997. She continues to receive honors even though she retired from secondary school teaching in 2002 and moved to Las Vegas. Until last spring she taught courses part-time at the College of Southern Nevada. In 2006 she published Put a Little Acting into Your Teaching (NSS Press). She continues her work as a historical interpreter, frequently playing the role of Helen Stewart, who is known

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as The First Lady of Las Vegas. She is also an active member of the Las Vegas UVA Club. Because Linda is so passionate about education and wants to support other educators, she has had the foresight to create a planned gift to the Curry School. She has included a bequest in her will that will establish two funds. The first will create the Linda Miller Fellowship Fund for doctoral students in social studies. “I received a fellowship when I was working on my doctorate, and I wanted to do that for others,” Linda says. Ultimately she hopes to spark others to successful careers that will impact both K-12 students and the field of social studies. She also wants the Curry School Foundation to be able to continue offering annual awards to outstanding alumni teachers, so a second fund will provide support for monetary awards. “It’s important to set up plans in advance for your estate rather than leaving it for someone else to do later,” she notes. “It’s the best way to make sure that your legacy continues to make an impact.”

Because Linda is so passionate about education and wants to support other educators, she has had the foresight to create a planned gift to the Curry School.

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2009-10 Honor Roll

Deanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Circle of Friends T he D ea n â&#x20AC;&#x2122; s C ircle of F rien ds ho n ors the exceptio n al gen erosity of alu m n i , frien ds, fac u lty, paren ts a n d staff who co n trib u te $1,0 0 0 or more to the C u rry S chool of Ed u catio n F o u n datio n i n a si n gle fiscal year , J u ly 1 to J u n e 3 0 .

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Winston Barber Berry & Brett M. Berry

Richard R. Abidin & Mary Abidin v B

Margaret VanDeman Blackmon v

Douglas M. Dunnan & Calvine B. Dunnan B

Margueritte P. Bryant

Lindell A. Hertberg h B

Annetta J. Coffelt h B

Julie D. Holloway & Gary F. Holloway v B

Robert M. Coffelt, Jr. h B

Paulette Goerig Katzenbach & G. Richard

Jane Spangler Craig & William R. Craig B

Katzenbach, Jr. v B

John J. English, Jr. a B

Daniel M. Meyers

William Bigby Guerrant, Jr., & Sue Guerrant

Estate of Mary D. Rastatter

William Bigby Guerrant B

Mary Doyle Rastatter a B

Charles H. Henderson III & Mary M. Henderson B

Anonymous

Joseph Fredrick Moore William Andrew Schmidt v

$10,000-$24,999 Anonymous Lester S. Andrews

$2,500-$4,999

Ross Andrews

JoAnn Nolen Bertges v B

Robert A. Barnhardt v B

David W. Breneman & Donna J. Plasket v

Mary Ellen Pate Barton & Scott C. Barton

Carolyn M. Callahan & Michael S. Caldwell v

Mary Scott B. Birdsall & John Holmes

James M. Cooper & Shamim Sisson v B

Birdsall III h B

Anne Kinnier Driscoll & Irving S. Driscoll, Jr. h

Kyle W. Blackmon

Sidney Lee Faucette

Estate of Jane Iris Crutchfield

Annette Gibbs v B

Jane Iris Crutchfield a B

Gwathmey Finlay Gomila & Moylan Feild

Estate of John J. English, Jr.

Gomila, Jr. B

S. Stuart Flanagan

Debra Serventi Jones v B

McDara P. Folan III & Ragan P. Folan B

Patrick Michael Kerrigan h

A. Linwood Holton, Jr., and Virginia Holton B

Rebecca D. Kneedler & H. Lane Kneedler III v B

Harriet James Hopkins & Gerald W. Hopkins h

Ann B. Loper & George E. Loper

William A. Marr, Jr. B

Susan McConnell v B

R. Hewitt Pate & Lindsey H. Pate

Pamela M. McInnis v

William McIlwaine Thompson, Jr., & Elsie

Sharon Beth Parente & John W. Risner

Wilson Thompson v B

Carol Ann Tomlinson

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Lewis F. Payne, Jr., & Susan K. Payne

Robert C. Pianta & Ann M. McAndrew

Asa B. Johnson, Jr.

Clementine S. Pollok & William H. Pollok

Emily A. Kern & Mark K. Metz v

Mrs. Ashley H. Priddy v

John H. Kidd & Judy B. Kidd v

Parthenia R. Randolph

Miriam Whitley Knight v

Violaine A. Rice & Albert William Rice IV v B

Jennifer Risinger Kolis

Marcia Frost Rickenbacker & Douglas J.

Linda Hwa Koval h

Pettibone h

Patricia M. Lampkin v

Paul H. Sartori B

Richard E. Lawson & Linda Lawson h

Fred D. Smith

Michele Leonard & Christopher Randolph

Marsha T. Taliaferro-Gillis Alton Lee Taylor & Ann G. Taylor v B

Leonard John W. Lloyd & Patricia A. Lloyd v Edwin M. Logan a B h

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Oliver A. McBride v William F. McDermott

Anonymous

Harriet Hodges Mohler & Daniel N. Mohler

Howard W. Allen

Margaret P. Montgomery & Clarence P.

Frederick G. Assaf & Martha E. Downer-Assaf

Montgomery, Jr. v

Beth J. Baptist v

Freddie W. Nicholas & Fay J. Nicholas

Christine Bavaro

Jason Michael Palmer & Olivia V. Palmer h

Martha D. Beach h

Robert H. Pate, Jr., & Ellen P. Pate v

Margaret Ann Bollmeier & Kyle Bollmeier

Joseph N. Payne v

Judith Haas Bowns & George A. Bowns

Ruth Cornett Payne a B v

Karen K. Brockenbrough & Austin

David H. Perrin

Brockenbrough IV h Magalen O. Bryant B Robert P. Buford & Anne W. Buford v B

E. Clorisa Phillips B Denise Campbell Pineno & Christian Francis Pineno

Jeanne Meredith Busse v

Maryanne Preston

Susan P. Campbell & William Floyd Stutts, Jr.

Andrew William Proctor h

Robert L. Canady & Marjorie Grayson Canady h

Gary Pruessing & Lisa Pruessing

H. Randall Capps

Patricia L. Pullen & James M. Kauffman v

Yickngar Catania Chiu

Kathryn Mitchell Pumphrey v

Jay L. Chronister v

Ronald E. Reeve

William Clendaniel

Robert W. Riordan v B

Margaret Sutherland Coleman & James Edwin

Marvin N. Schoenhals

Coleman, Jr. h B Ellen G. Colter & Charles John Wormald h

Karen Lee Skidmore Alexander H. Slaughter

Anne P. Constant h

Martha E. Snell h

Kari H. Couling & Kent M. Couling

Gregory R. Sommers & Casey Gunn Sommers

Robert W. Covert

Elizabeth G. Staunton & Platt B. Staunton v

Sandra Lea Derr

Brenda M. Tanner

Barry M. Dorsey

Henry Irving Willett, Jr., & Mary T. Willett v

Anne Garland Farrell & Thomas Francis Farrell II v B

Bonny Bouck Wilson & Paul C. Wilson

Margo A. Figgins v

Diane McMillion Woodworth v

Sally Johnson Fogarty & Robert H. Fogarty h

James H. Wyckoff

Rachel D. Fowlkes

Richard Scott Zakreski & Julie Rockwood

Joseph H. Gieck & Sally Gieck v B

Zakreski

Vincent John Gorman Lewis Michael Gracik, Jr. v Edgar J. Gunter, Jr. h Daniel P. Hallahan & Judith L. Hallahan v Mark C. Hampton Frederick P. Hitz & Mary Buford Hitz B John G. Houlihan & Judith Ann Houlihan Judith Lindamood Hughes v

h 5 year consecutive giving v 10 year consecutive giving B Lawn Society Member a Deceased

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Andrew Bayard Roberts & Susan Bradford Roberts Andrew J. Rotherham Shelah Keith Kane Scott B

$500-$999

Richard Coffman Shrum B Susan Williams Simon

Cheryll McLaughlin Adams h

Hunter J. Smith B

Stephen M. Baker v

Richard Taliaferro Spurzem B

Peter Paul Balas & Sharon Elizabeth Spacek-

Elizabeth Lawler Sumner h

Balas

Anne Elizabeth P. Sweet h

Daniel B. Berch & Valerie Berch

Susan R. Tieger h

Barbara M. Brodie v B

Carol Shealey Wagner

Peter McE. Buchanan & Jane Howard

Charles Stuart Ward

Buchanan h

Teena L. Wilkin & Neil Drew Wilkin, Jr.

Delvin Dale Burns

Kathleen Anne Wills

William R. Carriker h

Robert H. Winn, Sr. & Sarah Meador Winn v

Kathy E. Carter & Mack T. Ruffin IV h Betty D. Covington v Caroline Alnutt Dalrymple & David C. Dalrymple h

$250-$499

Josephine R. Darden & Thomas F. Darden v

Richard K. Abrams & Terry Abrams

Candace L. Druggan & Jon J. Druggan h

Anna D. Adkins

Henry Anderson Dudley, Jr. B

James R. Allen, Jr. & Anita H. Allen

Christos Paul Eleftherios

Amber Ankers Almond & Peter Crane Almond

Irene M. Flannery

Anne Frances Anderson

Martha Tyahla Foster & David Marion Foster v

Caroline Marie Anderson & Steven J.

Mary Stamps Gambill

Donald David Anderson

Nancy C. Geek v

Kathryn Nunneley Bagden & M. Alan Bagden

Michael S. Geismar B

Ann Johnson Beale & Melvin Derby Beale

Ruth C. Gilbert-Whitner v

Gwendolyn Oddy Beck v

Kathleen Harty Gray v

Addie Clarke Stanley Beckner h

Robin Bailey Harvey & Darrell Harvey v B

James Louis Beckner, Jr. & Addie Clarke

Joan Lemon Johnson

Stanley Beckner h

Nancy Caravati Jordan & John G. Jordan III h

Brenda J. Bengtson v

David D. Keefe h

Melanie J. Biermann h

Andrew Jay Kind-Rubin

Michael R. Bjork & Linda S. Bjork v

Mark D. Kotwas & Jane Carol Kotwas

Barbara A. Boyce v

Gerald E. Kuroghlian h

Richard Martin Brandt & Mattice F. Brandt h

Barkley Abbott Laing & Christopher C. Laing

Adrienne B. Brook & Julian M. Brook v

Anna Maria Lynch & John Christopher Lynch

Margaret Nissley Bruckhart

Susan Kehr Maran & Paul Michael Thompson

David K. Bush h

Karen Apple Mathews v

Constance Booth Caldwell v

John T. McMahon & Barbara A. McMahon v

Sarah L. Collie

Ellen Baker McManus & Russell Drace

Nancy Wilfong Cook & James Leonard Cook h

McManus h Joanne M. McNergney & Robert F. McNergney v Paul D. Mintz & Susan L. Mintz

Weiskircher

Harriet W. Gavin & Ghi S. Gavin v

Dewey G. Cornell & Nancy T. Cornell v Martha Parkinson Craddock & George B. Craddock, Jr.

Frances R. Morris

Lynne Alison Crotts

R. Daniel Norman

Anonymous

Dennis Robert Parks & Roseann Parks Parks v

Julianna Pavlakovic DeLong

Marion Browning Piro

Sara Dexter

Carla S. Rappaport & Richard D. Starr

John Charles Dovel h

Emmett L. Ridley

Matthew F. Dwyer & Paula Greenberg

Leslie Tooker Roberson & Stewart D. Roberson h

Margaret L. Eckerle

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Sonja Jane Engstrom

James Schwarz & Gail Schwarz h

Betty Crawford Fisher

Debra Todd Scott & Robert Alan Scott

Christopher Flinn & Yara Flinn

Jeffrey Seltzer & Karen H. Rothenberg

John C. Garber & Sally S. Garber

Robert H. Shank

Ann Kimberly Setien Gibbs & Haywood P. Gibbs h

Ninoska Madrid Shea & Richard Crate Shea h

Cheryl Sykes Gilliland h

Sidney Mark Smith

Marie L. Gordon & David L. Gordon

Mary Fritts Sonnenberg v

Donna Weingart Greene & Frederick L. Greene v

Selah Palmer Sprinkel & William F. Sprinkel h

Anne C. Hayes

Kimberly Ann Patterson Stanfield & Troy L.

Laura P. Henkle & Robert L. Henkle v

Stanfield

F. Robertson Hershey & F. Robertson Hershey h

Linda B. Stubbs & Gene Woodard Stubbs

J. Carl Hockenbury

Donna Daniel Sullivan & William Beaumont

Chien-Hui Hung

Sullivan

Scott L. Hunsaker

Ashley Michelle Taylor

Jeanne E. Hutton & Kenneth R. Hutton h

Elizabeth Lee Taylor & Thomas Wyatt Taylor

Richard H. Israel & Carol E. Preston

Patrick Tolan

Jay A. Jackson & Jeanne W. Jackson v

Dane Jeffery Toler v

William Edward Jackson, Jr.

Edna Gooch Trudeau h

Wesley W. Jargowsky & Louise S. Jargowsky h

Susan T. Valinski

Nancy Kassam-Adams

Saritha Mathew Vermeer

Margaret Winkler Katholi & Richard Evers

Randolph D. Wade & Vivian W. Wade

Katholi B

William Thomas Wade, Jr. v

Timothy R. Konold

Richard F. White & Diane M. White

Heather N. Kotwas

Carlyle Whitelow v

Donna S. Krueger v

Alice M. Wilbur

Marianne B. Lampert

Evan Wilkoff

Susan J. Lane

James A. Williams & Mary F. Williams

Edith Catlin Lawrence

Kathleen M. Williar

Sheila A. Lawson & Edgar Clifford Lawson B

Patty Artz Withrow

Janne H. Mack & John Edward Mack h

Mary S. Worrell-Taylor

Walter David Mallory & Carol Fernald Mallory

H. Boggs Wright, Jr. h

John Martin Marra v

John S. Wright & D. Kim Wright h

Jeanette F. Martino

Kathryn Benton Wyatt & Landon R. Wyatt, Jr.

William H. Maurer, Jr. h

Sarah J. Zimmerman & Todd G. Zimmerman

William C. McClain Elizabeth C. McConnell h Harold J. McGee

$100-$249

Charlette Eve McQuilkin h

Martha Crown Abolins

Jessica Matthews Meth & Thomas Meth

Ruth Payne Acra h

Roger F. Millay & Robin Scott Millay B

Carl D. Akers h

Robin Montagna

Mary Elizabeth Alexander h

William S. Myers, Sr. v

Heather M. Allen

Barby Patterson Nixon & William R. Nixon, Jr.

David N. Alperstein h

Randy Ellen Norris

Wendy W. Amato

Patricia H. Osisek

Patricia Ann Ambrose v

Dan R. Parks

Kathleen L. Ames & Charles C. Ames h

Elizabeth A. Peterson

Mark Alan Anderson

Eugene R. Puffenberger v

Teresa Kurtz Anthony v

Dixie T. Purvis & Mitchell M. Purvis v

Jane Hanson Anzilotti & Tony Alan Anzilotti

Charla Leonard Reynolds & Thomas Earl Reynolds Ruth C. Ricks Sara E. Rimm-Kaufman Betsy Gray Saffell

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IN HONOR G ifts were made i n ho n or of the followi n g : Harold J. Burbach

Joseph H. Gieck

Rebecca K. Burbach

Amy Wise Henderson

Palmer B. Curdts

Anthony Stephen Morris

Peyton Fleming Curdts

Robert H. Pate, Jr.

Sophie P. Curdts

Theodore C. Rzempoluch

Joe Garofalo

Elise R. Wedel

Jennifer L. George

Allyson Brooks Young

Annette Gibbs

William E. Apperson, Jr.

Alyce Brumback Boyd

Albert S. Armentrout & Carolyn B. Armentrout v

Brenda B. Boyd & Kenneth C. Boyd h

Lois V. Arnold

Joseph C. Bradford III v

Margaret Jane Arnold

James R. Bradham

Betty Hawkins Arrington & Larry R. Arrington

William Scott Bradley & Elizabeth B. Bradley h

Eva Marie Ash

John Gregory Brandt & Jill H. Brandt v

Frances C. Ashburn

Diane W. Breeden

Susan Loble Auerhan & Arnold Mark Auerhan

Nancy Donlon Brennan

Thomas Duane Bachhuber h

Jennifer Leah Bresler

Elizabeth Dianne Hall Barger & Brian Douglas

Regina Speilberg Bridges & Terry Colquitt

Barger

Bridges B

Frank E. Barham & Martha L. Barham B

James F. Brooke III & Margaret W. Brooke v

Joanne Ruhle Barnard v

Nora Miller Brookfield & John H. Bocock

Jane Inskeep Barrell & Charles Davidson Barrell v

Cristin A. Brophy

Anne Parrott Barton

Barbara J. Brown & William D. Brown

Mary Stuart Battle

Katharine C. Brown & Stuart Ellett Brown III

Carole Christmann Baxa h

Patricia Elaine Brown

Joyce B. Beckwith & Julian R Beckwith III h

Robert B. Brown & Carol A. Brown

Cynthia Ann Cloud Bedell v

Sharon B. Brown

Randy L. Bell & Lynn Bell

Francis Louis Buck & Jane R. Buck h

Linda Middleton Bellamy

Richard W. Budd & Claudia L. Budd h

Fred Gilbert Benham III & Nell Benham v

David Wayne Burchfield

Jean Fultz Bernard v

Carolyn Joy Burke & John K. Burke

John Thomas Betterton

Gordon C. Burris h B

Duane Herman Bickers h B

Anne Wright Burton

Susan B. Billings v

Katherine F. Butler

Cynthia D. Blakeslee

Theresa Sadie Byrd

Patricia Mulhearn Blasco

Franklin A. Cain, Jr.

Pamela P. Blumberg

Joan B. Caldwell

Stephanie Jane Bode & Michael Jon Bode v

Sheri L. Caligan

Leslie L. Bohon-Atkinson

Marie L. Callahan & John F. Callahan v

Joanna Tomazic Bopp

Edward D. Campbell III & Jeri Campbell

Susan Desmet Bostic

Amber N. Capron & Waldo Jaquith

Bruce E. Bourget h

Katherine M. Carney

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H. Sherrill Ellis & John W. Ellis

Elmer Neal Carter v

James W. Epler

Kathleen G. Case

Vanessa Erens

Terry G. Chandler v

Elvira T. Euler

Mary Ritsch Chase v

Susan Heller Evans

Stephen Randall Church v

Amy Abell Farina & Tony Farina

Beverly B. Cibbarelli & Vincent C. Cibbarelli v

Daniel L. Fassio

Barbara L. Cloud & William Graydon Cloud h

Jennifer Elias Faulkner & Nathaniel L. Faulkner

Richard Cole & Pamela Cole v

Patricia A. Featherstun

Steven Lee Cole v

Carolyn T. Fleenor

Frances Owen Coleman & Clay M. Coleman

Helen N. Fleming h

John Gordon Coleman, Jr. h

Edgar A. Flora

Belva C. Collins

Audrey Elaine Fogliani

Bettie Copper Comer

Margaret T. Ford

Beverly Rookstool Cook

Kathryn W. Francis h

Gerald L. Cooper h

Robert S. Franco

D. Robert Copeland h

Alice Madeira Frecon

Susan Copeland

Clelia T. Freeman & George C. Freeman

Wyatte James Copeland, Jr. a B

Linda Lucile Freeman

Patricia P. Cormier h

Brian Neil Friedman & Inger P. Friedman

Elizabeth M. Coulter & Frank J. Coulter, Jr. h

Margaret Kemp Frischkorn h

Susan St. Clair Cox

Carolyn G. Gabbert

Teresa M. Crenshaw

Sandra R. Galef

Deloris Fitzgerald Crews

Tae Ok Galloway & Samuel P. Galloway

James E. Crinkley, Jr. & Carolyn M. Crinkley

David W. Gammon

Lynn Eberwine Cross v

Mary Alice Garber

Ellen Pauline Crowley

Dolly Grey Garrison v

Thomas T. Crumpler & Patricia Z. Crumpler

Ellis C. Gedney

William P. Culbreth

Walter C. Gemmell, Jr. v

Arlene Davis Cundiff

Carolyn D. George & Kenneth Suggett George II

Allen E. Currey

James D. Gibson

Patricia A. Daniel h

Monica M. Gillespie & John K. Gillespie

Betty Dannewitz & Blair David Carlson

Beverley G. Golob v

Matt Allan Davis & Debbie Davis

Alfred W. Good

Patricia Anne Davis h

Elizabeth E. Goodman

Margaret Metcalf Dawson

Elizabeth S. Goodman v

Elizabeth Muddiman Denton

Mark Brayden Goor

Patricia Thomas Dewey

Anna Maria Helm Graf

Robert Diamond & Anne Monk Diamond

Barbara Ann Graham v

Elisabeth Peyten Dobbs h

Harry R. Graham, Jr. a B h

Jo Cannon Dorin & Dennis Daniel Dorin h

Shirley A. Graham

Jeanne R. Dorn h

James Charlton Graves & Rachel N. Graves

Jacqueline Browning Driscoll

Judith N. Green v

C. Franklin Drumheller

Sandra O. Greenberg

William Carl Duke

Robert L. Greet h

Karen Lee Keys DuVal & Daniel Harper DuVal h

Beverly King Gregory

Charles Allen Easley III

F. C. Gregory & Mary L. Gregory

Kathryn Rugeley Easton & Brian Thomas

Elizabeth Bollin Day Gribble & Bruce

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Joseph Gribble

Cathy L. Eberly Anne Ludlow Edwards & Theodore Elias Edwards Corinne E. Eisenhart Edith Bledsoe Ellis

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Esther Whitman Johnson

William Kermit Guthrie

Justina Maria Johnson

Dale K. Haas

Wade G. Johnson, Sr.

Erick D. Hackenberg

Julie Johnston

Walter H. Hagaman v

Eric Donald Jones

Teresa J. Hagy v

Rebecca Wright Jones

Diane E. Haines

Steven R. Jones h

Clarence D. Haley, Jr.

Irene Matsuura Kandt & Raymond Stephen

C. Yates Hall, Jr.

Lawton Davis Kasey

Michele Hamilton-Gunn

Gwendolyn Jones Kassoff

Alden G. Hannum

Cynthia C. Kean & Andrew V. Kean

Eric A. Hanson v

Joanne Fox Kee & James Michael Kee h

Betty B. Harlan & James Clarke Harlan v

Willis E. Keeling, Jr.

Anne Reed Harper

Deborah Annette Kellams & Samuel E. Kellams h

Richard O. Harrell III

Barbara Bledsoe Keller

Donna Harriger Hartney

Glenn Corbin Kessler & Jean Laing Kessler

Jennifer Sue Haslinger

Thomas Franklin Keyser & Jacquelyn Taylor-

Bruce Edward Hatch, Jr.

Keyser

Shannon Rae Hawrylo

Janine Marino Kish

Amy B. Hecht v

Scott Richard Kizner & Lori Kizner

Ruth M. Hedrick & Robert Louis Hedrick h

Ann Jordan Klunder

Robert V. Heffern

John S. Knox & Joyce Beard Knox

Pamela G. Heller & Howard Nathan Heller

Laura R. Kohlroser & William Rudolf Kohlroser h

Shirley Denise Helms

Lauren Kopans

Donald Bruce Henretty v

Joan P. Sullivan Kowalski v

Dennis Garland Hensdill & Glenna B. Hensdill

Heather Margaret Krantz

Blaire Rzempoluch Hetzer

Edward H. Kropp & Phyllis A. Kropp

Preston William Hicks

Geraldine D. Kruger v B

Alisa Albert Hicks & Jack Bremer Hicks

M. Loretta Kuhn h

Pamela Black Hill v

Rosalie Kunert-Sauter h

Charles Alan Hiner

Deborah D. Kydon v

Cynthia St. Jude Booth Hines & Julius Holman

Louis J. La Borwit & Phyllis H. La Borwit

Hines

Nancy Stuart Lackey

Shannon Hodges & Trent F. Hodges h

Craig Lee Landauer

Susan Birkhead Hodous & Robert Power

Janet Whaley Larie & George R. Larie

Hodous h

Kandt

Carol F. Haltiner & Gregory R. Haltiner v

Emera Krauss LaSalle

Deborah Morey Holden h

Kenneth Stuart Lawwill

James P. Holden & Mary O. Holden

Preston H. Leake & Ann Kelly Leake B

Claire H. Holland

Barbara Alice Lehman h

Robert J. Holub v

Barbara Kasper Leventhal

Gail Ellen Honea

Deanna Marie Lewis

Karen M. Hopke & Kenneth B. Hopke

Amy Gillerlain Life & Jason Edward Life

Alison S. Houser & Joel L. Houser h

Arthur Willis Lillevig v

Dennis Reed Howard & Anne N. Howard v

Paul D. Linkenhoker & Brenda E. Linkenhoker

Lisa Doyle Howley & Michael P. Howley

George Litos v

Doris H. Hulvey h

David Leachman Litsey

Julie Ann Beckett Kleckley Hummer

Max Covington Littlejohn h

Martha Ann Hunt v

Pamela M. Lobb

Philip W. Hutchings

Charles Michael Lohr v

Jacqueline Anne Iodice h

Harriette T. Long

Wanda Davidson Isenhour

Jeffrey Michael Longo

Barbara S. Jacobs & Mark D. Jacobs

Sandra I. Lopez-Baez h

Julie Adams Jennings

Christina Csilla Luckett

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Carol Ann Cameron Lyons

Sharon L. Parker

Douglas P. Magann III

Sammie Campbell Parrish

Elaine Faye Magee v

Emily Rick Parry h

Nancy Jean Markos & Arthur Markos

Elisa Montemayor Patterson

Dorothy Stauder Marshall

Judy Ann Pearce

Cynthia L. Martin & David A. Martin h

Robert F. Pecht III

Patricia Lee Martin v

John Keitt Pegues IV & Joy Garcia Pegues h

Carole R. Massart

James W. Pendergrass, Jr. & Hilda Plyler

Carla V. Mathews

Pendergrass h

Kelly Lynn Mayer

Beverly J. Peterson

Mary Overfelt McAden h

Robert S. Piland, Jr.

Janet Platt McCarty & Michael N. McCarty

Larry R. Pilot

Jeffrey A. McCubbin

William Lewis Piotrowski & Carolyn

Philip L. McDaniel

Piotrowski h B

Melissa Katherine McDevitt h

James Richard Pitman

Eleanor Monahan McEachern

Jeffrey L. Platte & Melanie K. Platte

Julia Greer McGrath & Jeffrey R. McGrath

Frances Haigh Pollard

Griggs Robert McKinnon & Deborah P.

Virginia Mann Pollard

McKinnon

Mary D. Pollock h

Elizabeth R. McLeod

DeAnn S. Posey v

Ann D. McNerney & Kevin Arthur McNerney B

Janet Carter Posner & Avrom Posner

Hal J. Meredith, Jr.

Jane D. Powell

Hal J. Meredith III

Lissa Power-deFur v

Dale Steven Midkiff & Bonnie Midkiff h

Ann D. Prince h

Heath Miller & Katie B. Miller

Elizabeth Lanford Pruitt

Patricia G. Millman

Leslie Nanna Quinlivan & Jeffrey M. Quinlivan

Beverly Mikulay Momsen

Linda G. Read

Elizabeth Stettinius Monroe & Douglas D.

Devin A. Reaves

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Marie P. Reeves

Ann Evans Moore & Douglas Wayne Moore v

Henry G. Rhone

Richard W. Moore

Christina L. Riebeling

Stephanie Moore

Laura Shoemaker Riggan h

Michael J. Morgan & Brenda H. Morgan v

Debra Mullins Roberson & Dean Bentley

Greta G. Morine-Dershimer

Roberson

Kathleen Marie Morra-Sloan

James H. Roberts III h

James M. Morrison v

Molly Sullivan Roberts

Frederic L. Moschel B

Susan DePumpo Robinson & David Leslie

Mary L. Murphy

Robinson h

Jennifer Symon Nettles & Larry W. Nettles

Dori Selene Rockefeller

Patricia Talley Newbold v

Howard Michael Roesen

Barbara Westerman Newlon & Howard

Jeanette Rosenberg & Russell Keith Perry

Hampton Newlon, Jr.

Kenneth M. Rothman & Margaret C. Rothman h

R. Steven Nichols h

Michael D. Rothschild & Lynn K. Greenberg

Edwin J. Nolan h

Sheri Napchen Ruffle

Rebecca Jane Northcutt

Deborah Eckholm Russo

Pamela W. Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Callaghan

James Over Rust v

Mahatha M. Oliver & Karen L. Oliver

Elizabeth M.R. Salgado & Ramon Anthony

Jennifer Vincel Olson Susan S. Osborne

Salgado Michael James Salkco v

Virginia Elizabeth Owens-Long h Warren J. Pace & Mary Hall Pace Jeanette M. Palleiro-Dawe & William H. Dawe Jean K. Papajohn h Catherine Conway Parker Peek

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IN MEMORIAM G ifts were made i n memory of the followi n g : Stacy M. Boylan

Mary Alice Gunter

Bernard W. Busse

Thomas H. Lahey

Charles C. Caldwell

Thomas H. Lahey

Neil Chamberlain

Susan Bjork Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Brien

Joyce Mayo Cofer

William C. Parrish

David F. Cooke

Delbert Walton Redman, Jr.

Herman C. Daniel

William H. Seawell

Frances S. Fredrick

Virginia McCarthy Turner

Erica Druggan Fulmer

Frank A. Williar, Sr.

Paul R. Goerig

Celia T. Zwerdling

Paul Richard Sanders

Deborah S. Starliper

John C. Scheri & Martha Scheri

Colin G. Steele & Phyllis Bott Steele

Elizabeth G. Schottinger

Anne Thompson Steen & Daniel Kenneth Steen v

Richard F. Schupp

Janet J. Steiner

Charlotte H. Scott a B v

Lori Stillings

Danielle D. Scott & Khary Ahmad Scott

Rose Light Stone & James B. Stone III h

Edwin Walker Scott, Jr. h

Mary W. Stout & Teddy A. Stout v

Elsie M. Scott

Thelma W. Stratton-Cameron

Donald Lynn Seemuller & Donna L. Seemuller

Howard O. Sullins

Barbara A. Senatore & Gary Senatore

Anna Margaret Swenson

Salvatore John Serpe & Dorothy A. Serpe h

Robert M. Swindell

Donna Gaver Shank v

George D. Sylvester v

Rebecca Stevens Shea

Jackie M. Tanner

Thomas F. Sheeran

Robert Tata & Jeraldine M. Tata

Marie Forcier Shoffner & Roger T. Creager

Carol Ann Tebo v

Ralph Joel Shotwell v

Michael S. Terry & Laura B. Terry

Robert Glen Shreve h

Lynn A. Teufel

Cynthia S. Simms

Nancy Jarvis Thomas & Roy L. Thomas h

James R. Simon & Faye K Simon

Robert Gourdine Thompson II

Kathleen Flynn Sisk & Paul L. Sisk

Margaret E. Thornton

Carol J. Sitzman & Gary L. Sitzman h

Nina Lauren Tisch

Maria Sloniewsky & Andrew Sloniewsky

Christine P. Trinter

Jane Simkin Smith & Doug Smith

William F. Trost III & Kathleen A. Trost

Cathryn Pearse Snyders & Glenn Charles

Pamela D. Tucker h

Snyders

Francis S. Turnage & Nancy Turnage

Robert Sonenthal & Eleanor Melamed

Edward M. Turner III

Jenny Sorel

Halcott M. Turner h

Kenena Hansen Spalding v

Katelyn Y. Turner

Beatrice K. Sparling

Paula Sammarone Turocy

Sara M. Spragge

Travis J. Tysinger

Courtenay T. Stanley & Richard Arthur Stanley v

Walter David Urquhart v

Edwin L. Stanton & Patricia S. Stanton

Charles J. Van Horn & Kathleen Van Horn

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Christopher L. Wilcox Elliott

Rachna M. Varia

Ann L. Williams & David L. Williams h

Everett S. Vaughn III & Wendy C. Vaughn

Benjamin Franklin Williams III h

Konstantina Vekiari h

Judith Ann Williams & Jeffrey N. Williams

Teresa Parks Vest & Timothy Keith Vest

Margaret B. Williams

Neva Maye Viise & Michael G. Viise

Lee S. Wilson

Mary D. Voorhees

Patricia Battle Wilson

Suzanne P. Walker

Jane M. Wolf

Ann Kimrey D. Walls h

Mary V. Wolfe

Deborah Walter

Debra Deane Wolfrey & Jeffrey Douglas Wolfrey

Barbara A. Walvius Mary Lee Teel Webb

Wendy V. Wood

Denise Michelle Weber

Dorothy J. Woody

Charles Francis Wedel & Kimberly Wedel

Harold D. Wright h

Virginia C. Weill

Mary Guy Wright & Gregg J. Wright v

Margaret P. Weiss h

Sarah B. Wright v

Kathleen A. Welsh Heldrich

Jon T. Wyatt v

Mary Hooker Weybright

Walter Mapp Young

D. Mark Whittle

Patricia Lynch Zontine & David H. Zontine h

Elizabeth Wright Wiegandt h

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Anne Marie Adler & Christian Martin-Gill

Robin Frantz Ahrens

Martha M. Anderson

Bonnie D. Benedict

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Carly E. Brazelton

Fletcher Marion Arritt, Jr. & Betty Hauser Arritt Barbara Geason Arthur

Francesca Joy Atkins & Victor Charles Atkins Charles H. Atkinson Mary Preston Atthowe & John R. Atthowe

Jon Michael Bachman Margaret Ann Turpin Bachman Frank Scott Bailey & Sharon D. Owen John David Ball Jean Bragg Ballard & William Bonner Ballard, Jr. Faith Herndon Ballew John Christopher Barker Diane Tandarich Barrett Herman G. Bartlett, Jr.

Marilyn V. Basham G. Martin Bass

Gloria Jean Beach Dorothy Walker Beard

Kathryn K. Brooks Nancy Smith Brooks

Cynthia W. Brown Erica Michaels Brown

Guy Larry Brown & Dorothy A. Brown

Nancy Jean Berg & Dennis Dean Berg

James Kenneth Brown

Caroline Berinyuy nee Mbinglo

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Lenny H. Bernstein & Wendy Sue Brown

Mary Kay Brown Jennifer Kenaga Brunk

Carolyn C. Bertke

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Evelyn P. Bickham & Truett Bickham

Kay A. Buchanan

Fred H. Billups

Ronda Henard Buchanan

Scott Michael Birmingham Barbara Bishopric-McNinch

Judith Brooks Buck

Richard Bayly Buck III

Denis D. Bittenbender

Carol W. Buckner

J. Robert Bjork

Douglas McKenzie Bullock

David Black

Martha Herrin Burak

Thomas H. Blackburn

Esther Camacho Burch & Don E. Burch

Leslie Crickenberger Blair & Charles Lathrop

Judy W. Burke

Blair, Jr.

Nancy C. Burnett

Betty Russell Blasch & Robert E. Blasch Vickie Wolf Block & Martin E. Block

Lauren A. Burrow Carol Lynn Chamberlain Butler

Megan F. Blunden

Elaine Kobylanski Byrd

Bennett Gibson Boggs & Brenda S. Boggs

Pennelope Quynn Cabaniss

Miriam Brent Booker

Barbara A. Cage

Deborah Ann Botuck & James Michael Campbell

Sue M. Burkholder

Anne L. Blakely

Jeannie H. Baroutsis

Dale L. Brittle

Bernstein

Mary K. Ashmore

Catherine Marie Bard

Kay Ann Brimijoin

Michael Lee Bentley

h Mary Hankins Arnold v Harold W. Armstrong

James Gregory Ashwell

Sallie Downard Branscom

Jana Christensen Bennett & Robert W.

Cynthia Edkins Anno

Richard H. Bartlett

Celia Munro Belton

Robert Herman Bender

Bettiann G. Aylor

Margaret Joanne Belda

Mary Ann McClurd Bender

Coral Hurt Allmond

Bradshaw, Jr. Susan Gogolen Bramley

Alejandro Jose Beltran

Kathleen E. Aladj Marcia Alexander Anderson

Elaine F. Behl

Beatrice L. Ackenbom-Kelly

Edith A. Bassett

Claire Jackson Bradshaw & Edward Douglas

Charles Alfred Beckum

Dina Young Abell

Athena Angelus

Neil A. Bradley

Mary Grace Becker

Catherine Weber Bovey Diane Gnassi Bradford James Carmack Bradford, Jr.

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Nettie L. Callahan

Lorin Heishman Crowder & Jeffrey Merion

James Howard Camp

Amy E. Campbell Barry E. Campbell & Linda G. Campbell

Kerry L. Camper, Sr. R. Jeffrey Cantrell

Nelly Watson Finch

Crowder

Edith B. Firth

Mary-Linda Copeland Cruey

Janet Louise Fischer

F. Robert Cullaty & Sharon M. Cullaty

Deborah B. Fitzell

Patricia Davies Cummings & Russell M.

Kathy M. Flanagan

Cummings

Christopher R. Foley

Hank Thompson Cardwell & Lauren Cardwell

Ellen M. Cupp

LeSean M. Carey

William R. Curdts & Blair B. Curdts

A. Tucker Carney

Donald D. Curtis, Jr.

Joseph Hannah Carpenter III

Donald Delamater Curtis III

David Spencer Francis & Jane C. Francis

Elizabeth Gunter Daly

Kenneth B. Frank

Harry M. Carter, Jr.

Alison Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Amato

Lisa Fernandez Fredericks & Michael B.

Robert B. Carter

Ruth R. Dandridge

Sheri Matthews Carrico & John T. Carrico

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Anne B. Carvil

Joan G. Daniel

Freeman H. Cary

Dianne Randall Foster

Jennifer Marie Fowler

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Barbara Doman Davis

Roger P. Catania

Carol L. Chandross

Frances Furlong & Steven Mark Riesenman Charles E. Gaddy

Donald Lee Galloway III

Paula Liekweg Davis

Pamela Tae Galloway

Mary Grace McGuire Davis-White

Todd Gambill

Barbara F. Checknoff

Lynwood D. I. Day & F. B. Webster Day

Debra A. Gantt

Xin Chen

E. J. Delaune, Jr. & Grace D. Delaune

Mary Glick Garber

Cynthia P. Chapman

T. Mack Cherry & Joann W. Cherry

Elizabeth G. Dellinger

Lindsey K Gardner & Virginia V Gardner

Eric S. Childers

Claudia M. DeReuter

Mei L. Christensen

Alvin M. Despain & Kaye Despain

Scott Shackelford Christian

Carolyn Kepple Dewalt & Mark William Dewalt

Constantine Christopher & Rita Christopher

Mary Lois Hardy DeWitt

Steven J. Ciceron

Cheryl Crary Dickerson

Linda Martin Geho

Alexandra T. Clair

Nancy C. Dickinson

James Walter Gerock

Carol Clark

Ellen Cheryl Dietrick

Matthew Joseph Gettings

Cyrillene C. Clark

Valerie G. Dodson

Edward Paul Gibbs

Elaine Travis Clark

Virginia Dunton Donaldson

Bob Gibson

Kathleen A. Clark

Sally Stallings Donnelly & Brian Joseph

Ann C. Gillespie

Louise R. Clark

Martha Greenlaw Gardner & Paul T. Gardner

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Michael T. Clark

Lingo Douchinsky

Howard Stanley Clayborne

Katherine Tate Clemo & George J. A. Clemo Paula Sue Cochran

Jesse R. Coffey Martha Stafford Coffey

Carol A. Garrett Barbara B. Garrison & William E. Garrison Cynthia R. Gatton

Robert Carl Gimm

John Edward Douchinsky & Jennifer Howe

Viola A. Clark

Thomas P. Goggin

Dianne Leake Douthitt & Robert Hunt Douthitt Margaret A. Dowling

Richard C. Glover

Kathryn A. Golcheski Kate L. Goldhaber

John A. Downey

Martin E. Goldhaber & Sally W. Goldhaber

Kenneth M. Downey

Celia Cohen Goldstein

Janna Marie Dressel & Peter Lawrence Dressel

Cynthia Levin Goldstein & Lawrence A.

Gerald Avon Coles & Sannette L. Dillard-Coles

Lewis Harrison Drew

Kristin E. Conradi

Ellen Claire Fox Dubrow

Carolyn S. Golladay

Elizabeth Boyer Cooney & Michael James

Edwin Brewster Duff

Amy Tonnesen Goodloe

Charlee M. Dungan & William Thomas

Deborah L. Goodman

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Benjamin Evans Cooper & Ann K. Cooper Carroll M. Cooper, Jr.

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Dorothy Ann Cassidy

Barbara S. Causey

Mark D. Form

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Wanda Carter Gordon

Richard B. Gorman & Virginia B. Gorman

Jane H. Cooper

Carolyn Smith Earehart

Paula Cartier Cooper

Jonathon D. Earl

Carolyn S. Gosse & Conrad A. Gosse

Ellen Griffin Corbett

Walter R. Eason

Brenda Lunsford Gottlieb & Ross Samuel

Margaret W. Countiss

Mark H. Eastham

Margaret D. Coutts

Pamela J. Edwards

Susan Concklin Gosney

Gottlieb Rachel Marie Gottlieb

Ronald Lynn Cowardin

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James Roger Cox & Geraldine Sparks Cox

Brian Christopher Elliott & Rhimi Kim Elliott

Brian P. Grady

Jane Blanchard Cox

Nancy R. Elliott

Hantford L. Graham

Sharon Z. Cox & Donald Franklin Cox

Rebecca G. Ellis

Christine Groah Grauer

Erica L. Craig

Joseph S. Emmerich

Shanice D. Gray

Carlysle Conway Crank

Stella Greenberg Erickson

Carol Miller Graybeal

Terry L. Creamer

Rebecca R. Eubank

Linda D. Cress

Scott D. Evans

Jeanette Dickey Crocker-Quarles Joette Carole Crone

Penny Bach Evins Sue W. Fader

Joan A. Crooker

Tyler J. Farmer

Kelly Lee Crosby

Shirley C. Farrier-Strother

Daniel T. Cross

Courtney E. Fay

Mary Walker Gough

Suzanne M. Green

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Katherine Breen Grevelding Karen Ann Griest

Barbara A. Klabough

John A. Hoffman

Margaret Stimpfle Klise

Rhonda Jersild Holland & David Stuart Holland

Allison Knight

John Thornton Hollinshead

Deanna C. Koch

Dolores Grimstead

Barbara L. Holmes

Jill M. Grissom

Lynn M. Hopf

Austin F. Groden

Catherine R. Horowitz

Gail L. Grotsky & Howard S. Grotsky

Cynthia K. Howdyshell-Shull

Ellen Eisenbeiss Krause

Loretta Grushecky

Lynn S. Huang

William Paul Krupp

Jesse J. Gusler

Wendy A. Huber

Sandra Lyn Henning Kulynych & Steven

Lorraine R. Hackney & Ashby R. Hackney

John E. Hughes III

Barbara I. Haga

Linda Litton Koch Sandra Jean McCoy Kramos & Paul Gregory Kramos

Gregory Kulynych

Susan H. Hull

Anne Palasthy Hagan

Jennifer N. Kumpost

Ellen Kerns Humphries

Barbara Bransford Lacy

Milege J. Hahn

Shannon Upp Hunt

Albertina M. Lane

Hampton H. Hairfield, Jr.

Janie G. Hunter

Heidi H. Lang

Amy Yancey Hale

Mary G. Hunter

Jeanne Georgia Lansing

Sylvia Hodges Hutto

Donald G. Lapp & Karen A. Lapp

Camelia Quarles Hall Ella C.E. Hall

Jung H. Hwang

Amy B. Larrabure

Mary T. Hall

Pamela Phillips Hyman

Eugenie Bunnell Hamilton

Elizabeth Baucom Iaconetti

Gloria Hahn Hamlen

Marcus Roosevelt Ingram

Allison P. Leach

Dennis W. Hammack

Karen E. Irving

Joseph S. Lechowicz

Linda Leigh Iselin & Edward F. Iselin

Sue Ellen Lee

Ingrid H. Isin & Alp Acar Isin

Wesley Thomas Lee

Charles Barnett Hammond, Sr.

Sharon B. Hamner Maryann McLaren Handron

Louise D. Law

Frank Layman & Kimberly E. Layman

Robert T. Izzo

Harold Daniel Lehman

Rachel C. Haney

Judith Ann Jackson & David B. Jackson

Thelma Clintina Hankerson

Carol Marie Jarrell

Beth Anne Lewandowski

Susan Weir Hansell

Brandon L. Jarvis

Cynthia L. Lewis

Kelley Coffman Hargreaves

Geneva K. Jenkins

Dawna E. Lewis & Randal F. Lewis

Suzanne C. Harkness

Barger Jeutter-Robertson

Cheryl Ann Lindeman

Robert Moore Harper

Ranjini M. Johnbull

Jacquelyn S. Lindsey

Lisa Muckleroy Harris

Frauline Brackett Johnson

Norman G. Lineburg

Kathleen Hodapp Harrison

Jessica Saunders Johnson & Everett Samuel

Allison Linney

Julian Lobman Hart & Gail Wasserman Hart Eleanor Sommers Hartless

Johnson III

F. R. Lentzsch

William Hunter Lipscomb III

Rudolph L. Johnson, Sr.

Erin R. Liss & Casey Liss

Jeffrey M. Hartman

David E. Jones, Jr. & Dorothy B. Jones

Deborah Brame Little & Douglas E. Little

Nancy J. Hartman

G. H. Jones III

Marilyn S. Lockhart

Tracy Lynn Hartzler-Toon & Bernard R. Toon

Gene Garland Jones

Earl Locklear

Margaret J. Harvey & William Bayne Harvey

Mark Russell Jones & Sherrie Johnson Jones

Jennifer Lauren Lofgren

Inge Kirsten Jorgensen

Andra Baldwin Logan

Robert William Hathaway

Mary Jane Joyce

Lena Mundy Long

Dillon R. Hauptfuhrer

Mary Linda Kaila

Michele Tousley Havey & Keith Allison

Virginie Y. Kanner & William A. Kanner

Nena Hale Hash

Havey, Jr.

Calvin W. Kanyuck

Seth C. Hayden

Madge H. Karickhoff

Katharine G. Hayes

Michelle Manduke Kavanagh & Kevin P.

Charles R. Heaton Elisabeth Ann Regina Heiman Anne Fortune Henderson

Anne E. Henry Jay N. Hertel

Kavanagh

Virginia S. Lu Cara Luckert

Alexandria Lincoln Kappel

Ronald Bryan Head

Priscilla W. Longfield

Duanne Massey Hawkins

Raymond E. Hayslett

A. Christian Lundberg Roberta Blacke Lyle

B. Quinton Lynch & Cora T. Lynch Janice Mack

Morgan Rae Nicole Keats

Jennifer Bowne Mackintosh

William C. Keck

Emily M. Macklin

Charles F. Keesee John F. Kelley

Sally E. Maclean

Karen Elise Mahler & Aaron Christopher Mahler

Adrienne Owens Kelly

David Crenshaw Mahone & Grace F. Mahone

Janet Figg Kelly

Peter Malcolm

Suzanne A. Hess

Luke E. Kelly

Kevin J. Hessberg & Alison C. Hessberg

Todd Whitman Kent

Mary S. Markham & Felix D. Markham IV

Margaret F. Heubeck

Jane W. Kerewich

Lillian Payne Marsden

H. C. Hewett, Jr. & Maria Hewett

J. Wesley Kern, Jr.

J. Daniel Martin

Megan E. Hidy

Nancy Shuler Keyser

William Joseph Hildbold

Patricia N. Killmon

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Michelle Byrne Kilroy

Janice M. Hill

Mable B. Kinzie-Berdel

Kenneth August Hindman & Anne Rawlings

Samantha M. Kirch

Patricia J. Hilker

Hindman Whitney Monet Hinnant

Hannah P. Hof

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Teresa E. Manwell

Gibbs Kinderman

Lena R. Kite

Margery T. Kite

Rachel A. Martin Howard William Mason

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Alice Craddock Massey

Louise Schifferli Musser & Joseph F.

Ken Poates

Eleanor M. Pollock

Mary Karin Matray & James Irving Matray

Philip A. Nathan & Sally A. Nathan

Annette M. Porter

David P. Matthews

Elizabeth Adair Nedell & Gregory Thomas

Jacqueline E. Potus

Nancy A. Mattis

Musser, Jr.

Betsy Craig Mathias

Nedell

Winsdon Norwood Pound

Sheryl Anne Maxwell

Margaret Spear Nedrow

Ellen H. Powell

Allison Henry Mayer

Patricia W. Neely

Margaret Krider Powell & Jack Leslie Powell

Alison G. Neil

Ralph Henry Powell

Gene H. Maynard

Kelly E. Neill

Elizabeth M. Predmore

Mary N. McFarlane

Eileen Schmitt Nelson

Joshua Pretlow III

Martha C. McGhee

Thomas A. Neville

James A. Price, Jr.

Terry Urbanski McGlennon

Beth Brockell Newman & Mark Alan Newman

Willa Engel Priest

Anne McGregor

Nancy Perkins Newman

Ryan T. Prince & Courtney Long Prince

Patrick James McGuinn

Mary Lee Musson Nickel & Robert H. Nickel

Virginia Ready McKeel & Daniel W. McKeel, Jr.

William A. Niebergall & Carol E. Niebergall

Catherine Daniel McKenzie

Katherine Kirby Nobles

Ione L. McKenzie

Laura Schulak Northrop & Robert D. Northrop

Laurel Shultz Quinn

Margaret A. Nuckols-Currence

Debra Ann Rabe

Judith C. Nunnelly & Gary S. Nunnelly

William R. Raines & Nancy S. Raines

Cijlvere S. Nute

James Whitman Ramsdell

Margaret Werner Nye & Frank Harrison Nye, Jr.

Selena Lee Rave & Louis F. Rave

Carolyn H. Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Brien

Phyllis C. Rawling

Sarah Oh

William D. Reaves, Jr.

Elizabeth Oliverio

Brian D. Reed

Peter K. Opper

Christie D. Reed

Lois Glover Orr

Karen Lynch Reed

Margaret Dunkerley McElroy

Joan Z. McLaren

Alan M. McLeod Ian Allen McLeod & Tamara V. McLeod Tamara V. McLeod

Patricia Louise McManus & Ronald Grant McManus, Sr. Betty Jones McNeilly Margie Lou McNergney

Frances Q. McQuate

Rita Elizabeth McSorley

Arthur F. Prosper

Rachel E. Pugh

Robin Hall Putnam

Marilyn Watts Osborn

Cynthia James Reed-Brown

Robert S. Meade

Helen W. Outlaw

Lucy M. Meadema

Samantha Yost Pace

Terry H. Meeks

Thomas A. Pace

Emily Agee Melvin

Marjorie M. Page & John H. Page

Laura D. Mendelsohn & Stuart Mendelsohn

Mary Foye Page

Janis Elizabeth Merritt

Betty B. Paine

Mary Frances Rieger

Courtland G. Meyer & John Edward Meyer

Cathryn S. Pales

Richard H. Right & Michelle L. Right

Janis M. Miley

Elizabeth D. Panchik

Lindy Campbell Riley

Elizabeth Graves Parkins

P. Jesse Rine

Sherry Duncan Miller

Todd Parks

Kenneth William Ritchey & Nancy Kirk Ritchey

D. Paul Mishler

Charles Peter Parrish

Claire E. Mitchell

Wilhelmena Thacker Parrish

Julie V. Roa

Allison Moore Moalli

Katherine Frank Partlow & Jeffrey Erroll Partlow

Elizabeth H. Robinson

Aubri Cowan Moench & Matthew L. Moench

Elizabeth Wheeler Pass & Kevin Abraham Pass

Ronald Richard Robinson

Kara C. Mohre & Robert R. Mohre

Nancy Lukehart Pavey

Silvia Sanfilippo Robinson & Eliot Steele

Mary Lee T. Moncure

Alice Lerch Payne & James Hugh Payne, Jr.

Roberta Page Mooney & Russell D. Mooney, Jr.

Charles Ray Payne

Diane Lavone Moore

Thomas W. Payne, Jr. & Joanne Gooley Payne

Harriet Payne Witt Moore

Mary G. Pearson

Sally T. Rodgers

Laura J. Moore

Elizabeth C. Perrie

Bernice Miller Rodgerson

Meredith E. Moore

Natalie J. Perry

William Anthony Romani

Suzanne Rice Moore

Rosalie Palumbo Perry

Barry S. Rosenberg

Sally T. Morgan

William C. Perry

Maxine J. Rosenberg & Fred Delano Rosenberg

Thomas David Morgan

Deborah D. Pettit

Linda Hull Ross

Dorothy F. Morris

Donna M. Pfeifer & Phillip E. Pfeifer

Katherine McMullan Morris & David Lyttelton

John Albert Phalen

Maxie Lee Miller

Katherine Louise Reilly

Anna Y. Rhodes & Donald H. Rhodes Hilary J. Rice Clinton K. Richards

David L. Richards

P. M. Rixey

Robinson Meredith Robitaille

Evan Chambers Rodgers

Natalie E. Ross

Peyton E. Rothwell

Pamela K. Philips

Morris

Lois Ann Speyer Rubin

Mary Ann Morris

Mary Sharon Phillips & Robert K. Phillips

Shelley LeGeyt Morris & Douglas Alan Morris

Emily Moser Philpott & James H. Philpott

Vicki G. Morris & Stephen William Morris

Susan Shepard Phipps

Mark A. Moses & Renee Marie Nahan

Maya E. Pick

Susan Anne Saliba & Ethan Najeeb Saliba

Christopher A. Moskaluk & Donna L. Barnd

Jeremy Nichols Pierce

Dale Suzanne Salmon

Wendell B. Moyer

Gail Susan Pietrafesa

Becky Spivey Salp

Susie E. Mullins & Larry E. Mullins

Chris E. Pikrallidas

Bridget K. Mulvey

Tracey Chadwick Pilone

Dorothy Ann Mundy

Henry C. Murden, Jr.

Sandra Cyrus Murray

Cecelia Dotson Pippin Helen H. Plybon

Theodore Charles Rzempoluch & Brunhilda Rzempoluch

Corby Lynn Hancock Pine & Jonathan W. Pine, Jr.

Dana M. Munson

Elaine B. Rudick

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c u rry schoo l of e d u c atio n fo u n d atio n

2009-10 Honor Roll Elizabeth C. Sanders

Peter Stark, Jr. & Barbara H. Stark

Peter D. Sanders

Terry Perlsweig Steinberg & Seth M. Steinberg

Claude A. Sandy & Lois Jean Harrington

Carol Ann Stephenson

Michael Edward Waylett

Mary Garrahan Stephenson

Sharon Baker Webb

Annie Ward Stern & Edward J. Stern

Elise R. Wedel

David J. Stevens & Dianne F. Stevens

Nancy Jean Weisgerber

Sharon Shirley Stockton

Kimberly A. Welch & John Hugh Roberson

Christine Boyd Stopka

Jodi G. Welsch & Daniel L. Welsch

Colleen T. Schroeder

Philip C. Strange & Merrill P. Strange

Arthur L. Weltman

John T. Schroll

Mary M. Strauss

Jessica L. Schwab & Jeffrey Schwab

Sally Stumvoll

Marcia Lynne West-Henisz

Nancy C. Scott

Cheryl Pettijohn Stuntz

J. Christopher Whalen

George Edward Sutton

Laura Wheat

Sandy

Regina Helen Sapona

Robert H. Saunders, Jr.

Donna Hager Schoeny & Zahrl G. Schoeny

Janet Cardwell Schreiber

Susan Davidson Serreze & Peter Hawley Serreze Steven A. Shaffer

Philip Randall Shannon & Phyllis D. Shannon

Nancy Swink

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Michael J. Wheeler Patricia Sellers Wheeler Georgina Lynn White

Jule Bonicave White

Elizabeth B. Tankovich

Susan B. Whited & Brian Michael Whited

Robert E. Shaw

Beth Taulbee

Audra Whitlow

Michelle Nicole Sheble

Bryn B. Taylor

Teresa H. Shepard

Marion R. Taylor

Steven R. Sherman

Joyce Ann Thatcher

Teresa Cosby Wiita

Donna Morris Shifflett & Tony J. Shifflett

Kathleen Ann McKavitt Thiringer & Peter

Priscilla T. Wilcox

Anthony D. Whitten

Stephen Thiringer

Janet Blume Shiflett Carol Puls Shimek

E. Reiman Shober, Jr. & Eva Lee H. Shober

Richard E. Wielgorecki

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Robert Lee Thompson, Jr.

Kristofor R. Wiley

Michelle Marie Thomson

Wayne H. Wiley

Jack Thorman

Ellen Wilfong-Grush

Albert Conway Thorp

Jean J. Wilkinson

Nicole Colavito Showalter

Ann Tierney

Mary V. Wilkinson

Karen K. Shrader

Emilie Margaret Tilley

Albert Ellman Williams

William L. Timberlake, Jr. & Diane C. Timberlake

Ann Hill Williams

Barbara Caryl Tobey

Chelsea M. Williams

Joanne Lynn Toby

Julia M. Williams

Brian R. Tolson

Tracie Leigh Williams

Larry Amos Shortt & Katherine B. Shortt

Margaret L. Shults

Theodore Siedlecki, Jr. Robert R. Siegel

Brennan Elizabeth Sigel Elizabeth Yager Simpson

Stephen Willis Tonelson

Harry M. Singh Karen F. Siple

Robin Torner & James Torner

Robert Crenshaw Watts III & Elizabeth A. Watts

Rosalind E. Westerman & Theodore S. Thomas

Julia Marie Swartzentruber

Mercedes H. Tabron

Donald L. Shiflet

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Travis Wayne Williams & Anna Kate Williams

Brenda Breeding Willis & David Clay Willis

Jody Toth

Lori Ann Wilson

Janice M. Sippio-Henderson

Ronald Toth

Mary Margaret Wilson

Barbee J. Sisson

Katharine Leigh Traub-Lemire

Kelly Madison Wiltshire & Andrew Betts Wiltshire

Kevin Brian Trent

Gloria Winfield Windley

Betty R. Trosper

Ruth Campbell Wingfield

h Terry G. Slaubaugh v Charlotte S. Smith v Peggy Warren Slack

Jacquelyn Barker Tulloch

Warren J. Winter

Gary E. Smith

David Edward Turner, Jr.

Kristin Michelle Smith

David Joel Turner

Lisa Womack

Lyle Ray Smith

Robert N. Turner & Jean Turner

Melissa S. Wood & Adam Osgood Wood

Margaret A. Smith

Laura B. Tyler

Ralph P. Wood, Jr.

Carolyn J. Chmielewski Snapp

Cynthia B. Valentine

Betty P. Wolfrey

Jane Holt Woodson

Carol Ann Snyder

Thomas P. Vames

Jean Tanner Souter

John B. Vance

Barbara A. Sowles

Kathleen Wilk Vanorden & Gregg C. Vanorden

Gene T. Wynn

Susan Wingfield Soxman

Kristin N. Vaver

Betty Jane Yarborough

Sharon Barr Spalding

William C. Veale & Deborah C. Veale

Nancy D. Specht

Alton G. Vincent

Rachel Leigh Spector

Catherine A. Wadley

Frances Mulford Young

Leigh E. Spoden

Howard Evans Wainwright

Joycelyn Johnson Young

Lois Miller Spoden & Daniel Joseph Spoden

Margaret E. Walker

Irene May Spotswood

Gerald Wallace

Anne M. Zagrobelny

Anna L. St. Amand

Jane Inge Wallace

Teresa M. Zutter & Steven Lowell Zutter

Robert W. Wallace & Maureen J. Wallace

David M. Zwerdling & Martha A. Teitelbaum

Linda Gessner St. Clair

Stephen Morton Stackhouse

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Ruth C. Walton Elaine Sutherland Warnken

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Annette Martin Yeatts

Melody G. Young

Jettie Marie Waller Courtney Ritenour Walter

Margaret Wilson Stapleton

Alan Edward Yost

Cara E. Staniszewski

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K Wayne Wright

Thelma Mae Winston Wyatt

Neil A. Stallings Patricia Lee Stanley

Marcia Russo Tabet

Donald G. Sharp Elaine Marie Shaw

William John Watson III & Sallie Turner Watson

Annie Mary Swann

Sandra Matherly Shank & Ralph E. Shank, Jr. Phyllis D. Shannon

Jennifer Rossi Washburn Deborah Waters

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Matching gift companies T he followi n g compa n ies matched their employees â&#x20AC;&#x2122; gifts to the C u rry S chool i n F Y 2 0 1 0 . Bank of America Foundation Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Capital One Services, LLC Chevron Humankind Matching Program Exxon Mobil Foundation Freddie Mac Foundation Gannett Foundation, Inc. GE Foundation IBM Kraft Foods, Inc. Lockheed Martin Foundation Merck Partnership For Giving Meredith Corporation Foundation

Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation, Inc. Nuveen Investments, LLC Owens-Illinois, Inc. Prudential Foundation Shell Oil Company Foundation State Farm Companies Foundation SunTrust Atlanta Foundation TimeWarner Employee Grant Programs Verizon Foundation Wachovia Foundation Wachovia Wells Fargo Foundation, Inc. Wells Fargo Foundation

corporations, foundations, trusts Anonymous

Perry Foundation, Incorporated

Altria Group, Inc.

Raymond James Financial, Inc.

Alumni Board of Trustees h

Retired Army Med Specialist Corps

American Federation of Government Employees

Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving h

American Physical Therapy Association

Smart Beginnings South Hampton Roads

Association for Academic Computing h

Society for Personality Assessment

Association for Applied Sport Psychology

Strategic Insight, Ltd.

Barbara B. Lacy Trust

T. J. Chapter of Archeology

Boyd Financial Services h

The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation h

Brent Family Foundation

The Community Foundation v

Caldwell Family Foundation

The Foundation for the Jewish Community

Charlottesville Area Community Foundation h

The Greater New Orleans Foundation h

Clinical Child/Adolescent Psychology

The Hecht Foundation v

Clinical Psychology Association, L.L.C.

The Katherine L. Reilly Revocable Trust

Communities Foundation of Texas

The MLG Foundation

Daisy Point Farms

The Roberts Brothers Foundation h

Doris Hosiery Mills Limited

The Spencer Foundation

Educational Policy Institute

The U.S. Charitable Gift Trust h

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund v

Thomas Jefferson Lionâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Club

Harriet J Hopkins Revocable Trust

Vernier Software & Technology LLC h

Holloway Family Foundation v

Wade G. Johnson, Sr., Trust

Law Office William A. Marr, Jr.

Westmoreland Davis Memorial Foundation v

Lumina Foundation for Education h

William T. Grant Foundation

Monticello Garden Club

Worrell Foundation

National Athletic Trainers Association Noyce Foundation Pearson h

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The Curry School of Education Foundation

board of directors Officers

Irving S. Driscoll, Jr. ‘70, ‘79 Midlothian, VA

Daniel M. Meyers Chair

Margaret Kemp Frischkorn ‘98 Richmond, VA

Paulette Goerig Katzenbach

Sandra R. Galef ‘65 Ossining, NY

Boston, MA Vice Chair

Los Angeles, CA Sandra F. Stern ‘85

Patrice Preston Grimes Charlottesville, VA

Vice Chair

Englewood, NJ

William D. Hansen McLean, VA

Mary Scott B. Birdsall ‘66

Kevin J. Hessberg

Secretary

Charlottesville, VA Mark C. Hampton Treasurer

Charlottesville, VA

Student Representative

Charlottesville, VA

Gary F. Holloway New Canaan, CT Sheila C. Johnson Middleburg, VA

Board Members

Rebecca D. Kneedler Charlottesville, VA

Carol Hawkins Armstrong ‘76 Dallas, TX

Richard E. Lawson ‘72 Wilmington, NC

Beth J. Baptist ‘89 Keswick, VA

Alana M. Levinson-LaBrosse ‘08 Charlottesville, VA

Robert A. Barnhardt ‘74 Raleigh, NC

Jason M. Palmer New York, NY

Christine Bavaro Danvers, MA

Lewis F. Payne, Jr.

David W. Breneman Keswick, VA Whitney N. Bullock Student Representative

Bristow, VA

J u ly 2 0 1 0

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Board of Visitors

Washington, DC

Stewart D. Roberson ‘77, ‘87 Mechanicsville, VA Andrew J. Rotherham ‘00 Arlington, VA

Ex-Officio Members Robert C. Pianta Dean

Charlottesville, VA Margaret Ann Bollmeier Executive Director

Charlottesville, VA Paul H. Sartori Rochester, NY Marvin N. Schoenhals Wilmington, DE Elizabeth G. Staunton â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;85 Charlottesville, VA

Jane R. Buck Director of Foundation Operations

Earlysville, VA

Jay A. Jackson â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;85 Director of Development

Charlottesville, VA

W. McIlwaine Thompson, Jr. Charlottesville, VA

Thanks to Peter Buchanan (who stepped down from

Stanley C. Trent Charlottesville, VA

representative to the board), and to Coro Wilbur (who

the board after nine years of service), to Carolyn Callahan (who stepped down after six years as a faculty served two years as student representative to the board).

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The deans

FY 2011

Robert C . P i a nta

S ta nl e y C . T re nt

Dean

Assistant Dean of Diversity

Ma rk C . H a mp ton Associate Dean for Administration and Planning

and Equity

J o anne May McNe rgne y Assistant Dean for Undergraduate and Graduate Studies

Rebecc a D . K ne e d l e r Associate Dean for Academic Partnerships and International Initiatives

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Curry Foundation Staff Margaret Ann Bollmeier, Executive Director Jay Jackson, Director of Development Jane Buck, Director of Foundation Operations Lynn Bell, Director of Development Communications Candice Clark, Administrative Assistant and Events Coordinator

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curry at a glance

FY 2009-10

N u mber of st u de n t

scholarships a n d

fellowships awarded

U.S. News and World Report ranking among graduate programs: 21

6 6 10 12 16 19 19

676 959 412

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