Fall/Winter 2016-2017
A Letter from the Head of School
Board of Trustees 2016-17 Karen Unger, Chair Tom Barron Sarah Bascom Monesia Brown Chris Diamantis Chris Dudley Kiki Dunton Meredith Hunter
Dear Maclay Community, As we march quickly through our school year, I continue to enjoy the steady and thoughtful care our students, faculty, and alumni take of each other and our fine school. One area of particular pride can be found in our new service learning program. In recent years we have had an active debate about how to best use service to our community as a part of the educational journey. This year we took our first intentional step to move our community one step closer to our goal. Our goal is for all service to be hands-on. We believe service that changes hearts and minds is the type where you “do” and not necessarily when you only “give” monetarily. Giving to funds for charities is important, however, we want our students to see, hear, touch, and have the emotional connection that comes from, “doing good.” Our students have been serving others for years. Now the school is building consistency and continuity as a One School initiative. From kindergarten making food and serving at the homeless shelter to gifts for those without our many blessings during the holiday season. From coats for those without, to organizing blood drives for those in need. With each act of kindness and service, my pride grows for the lives helped, hearts lifted, and lives changed. Service learning is one of the hundred aspects of our community I am proud of. As you read through this season’s Virtu, I know your pride in your school will grow as well. Yours in Maclay,
James Milford Head of School
Hank Hutchinson Beth Langford Emory Mayfield Bob McClure Murray Moore Alfredo Paredes Katrina Rolle Hugh VanLandingham
Fall/Winter 2016-2017 | Volume 4 | Issue 9
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Table of Contents
2 Maclay Service Learning . . . . . . . 4 From The Classroom . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Rowdy ‘Rauder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Polo Under The Oaks . . . . . . . . . . . 9 The Signature Programs . . . . . . . 10 Maclay Fund/ Auction Preview12 Lower School News . . . . . . . . . . 14 Middle School News . . . . . . . . . . 16 Upper School News . . . . . . . . . . . 18 College Counseling . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Homecoming ‘16 . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 Athletics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 The Arts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 Hall of Fame . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 Alumni Affairs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 Annual Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
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Cover Photo: Kaitlyn Dressel Photos provided by a community of photographers including: Garrett Robinson, Kim McWilliams, Meagan Wilkins, Melissa Minacci, Blue Canopy Photography, Kim Daniel, Dianne Johnston, Maclay Yearbook Staff, Ty Fowler Photography, Annasue Minter, and Cameron Barton. Contributors and editors: Meagan Wilkins, Anne Jackson McClure, Dr. Scott Hampton, Chad McClellan, Jill Cross, and Kim McWilliams. Design and Layout: Mamatey Graphic Design We make every effort to provide accurate information about the Maclay Community and apologize for any omissions in this issue. If you have ideas for the next Virtu, please email news@maclay.org. 1
#1School#1Community Convocation
On August 15, Maclay School opened their 49th school year with the third annual Convocation. The entire school walked in the gym on a red carpet. The Seniors came in escorting 1st and 2nd grade students. Speakers included Student Council President Nicholas Fontela, Middle School Student Council President Jacob Slack, and Senior Class President Jack Lynch. The Convocation concluded with a speech by Head of School James Milford and the official start of the school which was symbolized by the longest standing Maclay employee, Mrs. Jennifer Corzine, ringing the bell. 2
MPO’s
FALL FLING To kick-off the school spirit for the year, MPO hosted its community event, the Fall Fling, on August 26 before the first home football game. The cheerleaders performed, games were played, and food from food trucks was served. It was a fun time for all involved. Thanks MPO for hosting!
New Honor Code
Last year a committee of high school students and faculty gathered to examine the nearly 20-year-old honor code at Maclay. After much discussion, the committee decided to revise the honor code to make it more memorable and applicable to all divisions but still represent the characteristics and qualities of what it means to be a Marauder. This new honor code was introduced to the students at the start of the year and now reads: “A Marauder is Honorable, Respectful, and Accountable. I will respect all people and property. I will be honest in all matters and take responsibility for my actions.” A prestigious Honor Coin was also created and introduced and will be presented each year to those who exemplify the Honor Code. 3
SERVICE LEARNING This school year, Maclay introduced a new Service Learning Program to better serve the students, community, and the many area organizations it works with throughout the year. The idea of service begins as early as Pre-K and grows each year after to help the students understand and appreciate what it means to be a good citizen in the community and to Learn, Serve, Grow. The program’s website, www.maclay.org/servicelearning provides a directory of community partners and events where the students can volunteer.
Battle of the Bells was held on December 10th in a competition against Chiles to see who could fill the Salvation Army buckets the most.
The Middle School and Varsity Cheerleaders collected items such as socks, toothbrushes, and snacks for their Pack for a Cause campaign. The packs were donated to the Kearny Center for distribution to the homeless.
The football team and cheerleaders participated in the St. Jude Children’s Cancer Awareness month and the Relay for Life.
The Boys Basketball team collected over 500 pounds of food for Second Harvest of the Big Bend. 4
Helping Hands was launched to provide a meal at the HOPE Shelter once a month. The Lower School families, Jr. Beta, Anchor, and other organizations each month help cook, prepare, and serve the meal. After the flooding that devastated Louisiana, all the divisions of Maclay students came together to donate school supplies to the Runnels School, a fellow independent school, in Baton Rouge, LA. Maclay teacher Laurie Coburn, who is from the area, delivered all of the Backpacks for Baton Rouge.
Pink Pink Day Day On Wednesday, October 5, Maclay participated in Tallahassee’s Paint it Pink to kick off Breast Cancer Awareness month.
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From the Classroom
TEACHER ACADEMY Maclay School established Teacher Academy in 2015 to build capacity from within and empower teachers. Teacher Academy is a community of learners who share expertise, enhance each other’s school experiences, strive for professional growth, and celebrate each other’s work in their classrooms. This fall the group of 18 teachers has worked to put this mission into practice, creating “recipes” and action plans for the implementation of programs that foster innovation and emphasize individual strengths. The group has also spent time working to clarify what it means to be a teacher leader and how Teacher Academy can assist in building a culture of collaboration at Maclay. Maclay School is proud to be part of the Teacher Leadership movement and capitalize on the expertise of our faculty to drive the school’s mission and vision.
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Frank McKeown, Center Director
Center for Learning Maclay’s Center for Learning is off to a great start after the first semester of its inaugural year. The Center for Learning is a resource for parents, teachers, and students in all grades with learning disabilities, ADHD, and other disabilities that affect a student’s ability to access the Maclay’s rigorous curriculum. Center Director, Frank McKeown, brings years of experience in working with children and was recently recognized by the International Dyslexia Association as a Certified Dyslexia Practitioner based upon the Knowledge and Practice Standards for Teachers of Reading developed by that organization. Mr. McKeown is also a longtime Associate of the Academy of Orton-Gillingham Practitioners and Educators, a certifying body of that approach to teaching reading to students with dyslexia. He has also recently been elected to the position of Secretary of the International Dyslexia Association, Florida Branch. The Center has written over 100 academic improvement plans that list accommodations for students with documented disabilities, screened an additional 20 students, and referred a number of students for formal psycho-educational testing. The Center is also providing direct instruction to ten students who require more intensive interventions than can be provided in the classroom. The Center for Learning is also working in Lower School classrooms to provide interventions for struggling readers.
Charles Beamer, Head of Upper School Maclay’s Head of School James Milford announced Charles Beamer as the new Assistant Head of School effective July 1, 2017. Mr. Beamer, who was named Head of Upper School in December of 2015 will continue to oversee the high school. “This change in administrative structure is essential to keep clarity of purpose and execution of moving the school’s academic program to a seamless “one school” model,” Milford said. “Charles’ understanding of Maclay’s academic programs and passion for moving Maclay forward are unmatched. He has the vision, energy, and wisdom to build the systems necessary to take Maclay to higher levels of excellence.” As Assistant Head of School, Beamer will be responsible for the School’s total academic program beginning at PK-3 and continuing through 12th grade, Library Services, College Counseling, Guidance, Directors of Teaching & Learning, as well as the Center for Learning.
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Rowdy ‘Rauder Adventure Challenge Returns for a Fourth Year On Saturday, October 8, Maclay once again hosted the Rowdy ‘Rauder Adventure Challenge. Over 40 teams representing students, parents, teachers, alumni, businesses, and community partners participated in the fun-filled adventure race, tackling 20 different challenges ranging in difficulty from a sandbox search to a run through an ice bath, to a tractor tire roll. This year, Susan Johnson led a great team of volunteers including Alexis Gaston Woodcock and Jen Bricker from Just Get Fit who designed the race, and tri-athlete and Maclay Running Club Director Angie Milford acted as Race Director. Teams consisted of four members and each participant received a Challenge t-shirt, medal, and race day swag. After the race, awards for several categories were presented by everyone’s favorite DJ Willie Brown.
Thank You to Our Race Stop Sponsors Ring the Rivers Dr. Hugh VanLandingham Tallahassee Primary Care Associates The Hugill Dunton Family Charles Dudley PA Sniffen and Spellman PA Prime Meridian Bank Millennium Settlement Consulting Ajax Just Get Fit Crowder Peak Performance Solutions Loli & the Bean 8
Trailblazer Sponsors
Team Sponsor Florida Virtual School Best Playing Pony Crowder VIP Tent Proof Brewing Company
On November 6, beautiful horses and international riders played in an authentic polo match at the majestic Ten Oaks Farm. As a fundraiser for academic programs at Maclay School, Polo Under the Oaks was a unique event that included a world-class polo match along with an entertaining contest for the best tailgate, an informational tutorial of the game provided by a professional polo announcer, and a halftime divot stomp. VIP ticket holders receiving a catered meal from Real Paella, and tailgaters set up elaborate lunches on one of the most beautiful days of the year. Maclay parents Kelly and Mike Beck hosted the event and fellow parents, international polo player Stuart Campbell and his wife Victoria acted as co-event coordinators. Student riders included Maclay students Anneke Beck, Pippa Campbell, and Ian Campbell.
Most Valuable Player Walter E. Colon II, DMD, MS Chuckker Sponsor Pink Narcissus Searcy Denney Scarola Barnhart & Shipley PA Welcome Station Super Cuts Ball and Mallet Premier Motorcars Michelle and Chase Dickson Morton Buildings Merrill Lynch, Michael Robinson, CFP The Feed Store, Havana DeLacy Farm Sod German Import Service Paul and Cathy Tabor 9
GLSS and Boys Champions Series On October 20, Upper School students attended the first Boys Champions Series and Girls Leadership and Success Series of the year as a part of the Signature Program. The guest speaker for the girls was KJ McNamara who works for The Social Excellence Project, an education and consulting firm that helps attract, engage, and retain the people who matter most to you. After the assembly junior and senior Anchor Club members had lunch with Mrs. McNamara. The guest speaker for the Boys Champions Series was Dan Panaggio, who has 30 years of coaching experience including 10 years in the NBA. He is a visionary, master teacher, and co-founder of the DME Academy based out of Daytona Beach, Florida.
MARC
The Maclay Academic Resource Center (MARC)
is a support service located in the library that provides students with a quiet place to do their homework before they leave campus or get some extra help in the areas of writing, English, social studies, science, or math. The Center is staffed by Lauren Fantle, Dr. William Perry, and peer tutors from the National Honor Society. The MARC also holds Power Workshops which are 15-minute cram sessions on topics such as grammar and bibliographies. 10
Freshman Academy Maclay recognizes the many new academic and social expectations for all students transitioning into high school and how sometimes that transition can be difficult. The Freshman Academy at Maclay School helps provide all freshmen with tools to help them get on the right path for a successful high school career and prepared for college. This fall, the Freshman Academy held a morning orientation before school started that including getting-to-know-you games, campus scavenger hunt, and lots of good information for the new Upper School students.
Maclay Education Series Presents Dangers of Synthetic Drugs Head of School James Milford stands with the two guest speakers, First Sergeant Gregory Yevtich and Dr. Paul Knoll, who visited Maclay on October 19 to spread awareness of the dangers of synthetic drugs. About 100 students and parents learned about the chemicals in synthetic drugs and their effects on the human body. 11
THE MACLAY FUND ONCE A YEAR, EVERY YEAR Maclay is fortunate to have widespread support of our school’s top giving priority - the Maclay Fund - which benefits each and every student on our 100-acre campus. This annual giving campaign runs in conjunction with our fiscal year of August 1 - July 31. The dollars raised are vital in continuing to provide a top-notch educational experience for our 1000+ students. Participation from all of our constituents - parents, alumni, grandparents, and friends - is vital to the success of the Maclay Fund. One gift once a year is all it takes.
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If you have not already contributed during this fiscal year, we hope you will consider a gift today. Donations may be made: • MAIL 3737 N. Meridian Rd Tallahassee, FL 32312 Make check payable to Maclay School with Maclay Fund in memo line • ONLINE www.maclayfund.com
Many thanks to our 2016-17 Maclay Fund Grade Captains Pre-K 3 Pre-K 4 Kindergarten 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th
Emory & Autumn Mayfield Will & Sarah Fixel Will & Mary Katherine Lawler Michael & Janene Curry Chris & Halley Van Asten Thad & Andrea Williams Thad & Andrea Williams Carri Smith Tom & Allison Deison John Hugill & Kiki Dunton Brett & April Perkins John & Ellen McFarlain John Hugill & Kiki Dunton Carri Smith Sean & Monica Culliton
Coming March 4 to the University Center Champions Club
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LOWER SCHOOL NEWS
GRANDPERSON DAY Grandperson Day, an annual MPO event, was a great success again this year. MPO chairs Kathy Ward and Taylor Thompsen organized the event on October 13 where Lower and Pre-Schoolers invited the grand people in their life to a musical production of “The Grandeur of Color,” followed by refreshments and classroom visits.
GENIUS HOUR With the help of a Faculty Excellence Grant, Dean of Lower School, Bentley Harris launched a new, innovative program known as the Genius Hour. Inspired by Google employees, Lower School students work on their Genius Hour passion projects during the last hour of every Friday. Students are given complete freedom and resources to deeply explore topics they are passionate about, learn a new skill, or converse with fellow students and others in the community who share their passions.
Mrs. Cornais’ Garden After receiving a Faculty Excellence Grant, Stephanie Cornais started a garden to teach students about plants. The third grade planted kale earlier this year, and the first grade harvested it for Mrs. Cornais to bake kale chips. The chips were then served in the lunchroom for students and faculty of all divisions to enjoy. 14
Donuts for Dads
Officer Mitchell’s Birthday On November 4, the Pre-K gathered together to celebrate the birthday of our favorite Officer. Whether he is playing ping-pong in the shack with the seniors or directing drop-off at the Pre-K, students and faculty love and appreciate Officer Willie Mitchell.
Every year Donuts for Dads is one of the most popular MPO events. Put together by MPO Chair Dena Sokolow, dads of Pre-K and Lower School students came to share a cup of coffee and a donut with their kids. Thanks to all the dads who participated!
Veterans Day To help our students gain more appreciation for Veterans Day, our Director of College Counseling, Dr. (Colonel) Scott Hampton and a few Upper School students spoke to the 5th graders about the military and our veterans who served.
5th Grade Science 5th Graders had a visit from a team of hydrogeologists from Florida Department of Environmental Protection who gave the students hands-on demonstrations for their Earth Science Unit. The students built their own aquifers, took water samples, and put in a temporary well. 15
MIDDLE SCHOOL NEWS Perry’s Archeological Dig Site As a result of receiving the Faculty Excellence Grant, Kristen Youngblood and Emma Perry created a mock archeological site for use in Middle and Upper School Latin, anthropology, forensics, and history classes. The project includes excavating, sending results to an imaginary lab, and analyzing test results, which gives students an opportunity to research and present their findings.
GOES Satellite Cameron Barton’s 6th grade space science class held a “launch party” in honor of the innovative new satellite they studied, the Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite-R (GOESR), which launched on November 19. As part of the project, students engineered and designed upcycled 3-D models of the satellite, some even designing theirs on Tinkercad, a computer aided design software. The “launch party” included food, a live video of the satellite, and a display of all the projects.
GIBBS SELECTED FOR MAG LAB PROGRAM This semester 8th grader Spencer Gibbs was one of only 17 Leon County students to be selected by the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory to work at the MagLab. Every Friday morning, the students went to the MagLab and worked on STEM related research. To display their research, Gibbs and the other students each conducted a presentation on December 13 for friends, family, and teachers.
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Paloma Receives National Honor Sixth grader Paloma Rambana never stops. Her work in advocating for more state funding for the needs of visually-impaired kids has earned national recognition. She was named one of only ten national recipients of the Hasbro Community Action Hero Award, which she will be heading to NYC to accept in February. This isn’t her only award. On November 9, Paloma was awarded the Outstanding Youth in Philanthropy Award by the Big Bend Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals. Although she’s already being celebrated, we know she is just getting started.
Flipped Lessons Make an Appearance in Latin Class In her three years of teaching at Maclay, Middle School Latin Teacher, Emma Perry has realized there were a lot of downsides to using the traditional lecture and homework style in her Latin class. She noticed that students who understood something were always bored in class and students who didn’t understand were embarrassed to ask for a repeat of the material. As a result, Perry introduced the flip lesson, where students can learn at their own pace. Flipped learning reverses the normal classroom set-up. Instead of teaching during class-time, the students learn the lesson at home by watching a video, and then do practice in the classroom.
“Flipped lessons allow students to pause and rewind lessons if they need to hear or see an example again, something they can’t really do during a live lecture. It also allows students to go back and watch lessons before tests and quizzes, which is a great way to study. In the classroom, I walk around and watch students doing what would have been homework,” said Perry.
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UPPER SCHOOL NEWS
National Merit Scholar Semi-Finalists and National Hispanic Scholar This fall, Logan Rivers was named a National Merit Scholar Semi-finalist, placing him in the top 1% of graduating seniors who took the PSAT. In addition, Joshua Adams, Daniel Hendon, and Rachel Rumana were named Commended Students, placing them among the top 5%, and Nicholas Fontela was named a National Hispanic Scholar, placing him in the top 2.5% of Hispanic students nationally.
Poetry Outloud On December 9, the Upper School had its annual Poetry Out Loud competition when winners from each English class come together to battle it out while appreciating the spoken tradition of poetry. Jack Corbett took home third place, Lexi O’Rourke with second, and Madeleine Roberts with first after her recitation of “Monet Refuses The Operation” by Lisel Mueller. Roberts will represent Maclay at the state competition in March.
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AP Euro Project Dr. Fitzpatrick’s AP Euro class held an Enlightenment Salon where students assumed the persona of famous figures in the past such as Wolfgang Mozart and Samuel Johnson. The students made presentations and Best Costume awards were given.
MAC Twice a year, the Multi-Cultural Awareness Club, or MAC, puts on a culture fair in which members of the club make and bring food representing four countries. All week, the Upper School celebrated Slovakia, India, Belgium, and Ireland by dedicating each of the pods to a country through decorations and informative posters. On Friday, December 9, each country was represented by amazing food and information. “Culture fairs get the whole school to acknowledge different cultures and the good things they can offer,” said MAC President Joseph McCann.
Entrepreneur Series Launches
Career Day Student Council sponsored the annual Career Day with speakers from various careers: Alisha Wetherell (Engineer), Doug Johnson (Cyber Security), Shawn Hanway (Pediatric Dentist), Jenny Moore (Graphic Design), Mark Winegardner (Author), and Richard Smith (Criminal Defense Attorney) all participated. Thanks to all the speakers and student council members for creating a fun and successful Career Day!
Mr. Beamer launched an entrepreneur series in the Upper School where entrepreneurs around the city came to speak (such as parent Kim Rivers pictured), answered questions, and gave advice to students who are interested in the area of entrepreneurship. Beamer plans to expand this series second semester by creating a “shark tank” for students who have business ideas and students are also taking a new “Risk and Rewards” class as part of a partnership with Jim Moran Institute at FSU.
Anchor Members Volunteer at Lee’s Place On October 7, Anchor Members Anna Kaji, Linlee Franklin, Claire Angerer, and Parlin Escobar volunteered at Lee’s Place, a local nonprofit grief, loss, or trauma therapy center. The four members met at the American Legion Hall on Lake Ella to help prepare for Dove Tales, the nonprofit’s annual fundraiser. The nonprofit was formed in memory of Lee Rabalais, a Maclay student who passed away at the age of 14. 19
COLLEGE COUNSELING TOUCHDOWN Advisors and Hamp’s Champs transitioning to Chad’s Champs by Dr. Scott Hampton and Chad McClellan WOW! Our year-long College Advisor program has been a huge success in guiding our seniors toward their dream college. Their ‘touchdown,’ or goal, is getting accepted to the ‘best fit’ college for them and the ‘extra point’ is the scholarship that makes the accomplishment feel even better for the student and their parents. Our recent graduates from 2016 were offered over 8.2 Million dollars, which averages over $100,000 per student (a 25% increase from 2015). Our outstanding advisors, Dr. Paul Berk, Mrs. Lisa Donaldson, Mr. Matthew Schnippert, Mr. Brandon Burrows, Mr. Lee Norment and Ms. Jessica Kerner, along with our amazing faculty and parents, played a key role in truly making our seniors ‘Champions’ for college. Hamp’s Champs (our students and advisors) at Maclay will transition to Chad’s Champs later this summer. We are so fortunate that Chad McClellan joined our team in July to enhance the personal advisement that we can now provide to our students (and their parents) in all grades. His prior experience at Maclay, 13 years at Ohio State as a student-athlete advisor/mentor, and his genuine concern for students is a perfect fit for his future role as the Director of College Counseling. Chad and I will be meeting individually with all 9th and 11th grade students this spring semester, and we hope that a parent can join us for those wonderful conversations.
This is a new tradition! Every Friday, seniors who have been accepted into a college they applied to will ring the “gong” in the courtyard! We are looking forward to lots of noise this spring!
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POND FISHING to DEEP SEA FISHING We are also excited to explore a new ‘career-oriented’ initiative over the next year to help our students further explore or ‘fish’ for college AND career-relevant information and opportunities. Last year, we implemented a new ‘Scavenger Hunt’ for our 9th graders in the 2nd semester to figuratively ‘teach them how to fish’ (pond fishing) for information about colleges, college majors, and careers. We are so fortunate to have Kristen Haller, an intern from FSU’s nationally recognized graduate program in Career Counseling, join us this spring semester to help us design and implement more in-depth career exploration and learning experiences for our students (deep sea fishing). Ideally, our seniors will have a better understanding of WHERE they want to go to college and WHAT they want to study because of their systematic learning activities at Maclay which may lead to real-world experiential and careeroriented opportunities to pursue in our recently implemented FLEX period or other summer programs. We look forward to ‘fishing’ for colleges and careers with your child.
HOMECOMING ’16
Homecoming 2016 was another fun week full of dress-up days, class competitions, the parade, pep rally, powder puff, and, of course, a fun football game and Homecoming Dance. The Key Club coordinated the week’s events and the “Fun in the Sun” theme. Every year, a big part of Homecoming is welcoming back our alumni. The Homecoming parade was filled with several floats of alumni and alumni children, our Hall of Fame and Distinguished Alumni honorees, many different school clubs, and our own Rowdy the Marauder. Nicholas Fontela and Anne Jackson McClure were crowned Homecoming King and Queen at halftime of the football game against West Gadsden. 21
ATHLETICS
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FALL VARSITY SPORTS The Marauder Volleyball team had one of their strongest seasons this year. After winning regional finals, they advanced to the Final Four in Orlando where they lost a tough battle against First Academy. Senior Melanie Canfield and Junior Jewel Strawberry were named 1st team All-Big Bend. Erica Bunch was named Coach of the Year. The Boys and Girls Cross Country teams dominated the competition this season, finishing strong once again. Clay Milford, a 1st Team Big Bend selection, led his team to take home 5th place at the State Meet. The girls also had an outstanding season, winning the District and Regional titles and placing 3rd at the State Meet. Senior Caroline Willis and 8th grader Lindsey James were named 1st Team All-Big Bend. Under the direction of new coach Kaitlyn Dressel, the Boys Swim team placed 2nd in Districts, while the Girls Swim team took the District Championship title. Maclay had 23 boys and girls advanced to Regionals, and four out of those made it to State which was hosted at Sailfish Aquatic Center in Stuart, Florida. Junior Rafi Chambasian, 8th grader Arianna Chambasian, and freshman diver Kendall Minter represented Maclay on the All-Big Bend 1st team. The Boys Golf team exceeded expectations with new head coach Stephanie McCann, winning all of their regular season games. They took home both the District and Regional titles, placing 9th overall at the State match. Junior Bryson Bianco was named 1st Team All-Big Bend. Girls Golf also had a successful season, finishing 5th at Regionals. Annika Dean and Mary Katherine Waddell received Honorable Mention for All-Big Bend. The Marauder Football team has a breath of fresh air under new coach Lance Ramer picking up wins over Lighthouse Christian, St. Johns Country Day, and North Bay Haven Academy. The very young Marauder squad was led by newcomer Robert Parker-Crawford, a freshman, who was named 2nd team All-Big Bend and Tallahassee Quarterback Club Receiver of the Year. 23
ATHLETIC EXTRAS Emenike Rows in Prestigious Competition
Sweeney Named to FHSAA StudentAthlete Advisor Council
Maclay junior Daniel Sweeney was named to the Florida High School Athletic Association’s Student-Athlete Advisory Council. Sweeney was one of 14 athletes selected out of a pool of 40 applicants and is the only representative from the area. He has been a member of the cross country, football, soccer, and track teams and serves a team representative on Maclay’s Student-Athlete Advisory Council.
Ezi Emenike, a 10th grader who is a member of the Capital City Rowing team, competed in the Head of Charles in Boston, Massachusetts, on October 23. The HoC is one of the most prestigious international rowing races in the world, in which rowers of all different skill levels and ages travel to Boston to compete against one another. Ezi’s rowing times place her at the top for girls regionally and are highly competitive nationally.
Athletic Director Gets Appointed to NIAAA Committee
On December 7, Mary Frances Daniel signed to play volleyball at Rhodes College in Memphis, Tennessee.
GARY HUNTER AWARD
Maclay football celebrated its 10-year anniversary this season. Still a young program which has had its share of ups and downs, the future looks bright. Twelve years ago, a group of parents approached former Maclay Headmaster Bill Jablon with an ambitious idea to start a football program. It had not been the first time Mr. Jablon had been approached with the idea, but this time the timing was right. Soccer had recently been moved to a winter sport and other independent schools had recently started football programs allowing for suitable opponents to schedule. Jablon challenged Gary Hunter and other Maclay parents to raise the start-up money in just a few weeks. Miraculously, their goal was reached and the football program was underway.
When his son was in sixth grade at Maclay, the opportunity arose for Hunter to coach the Middle School football team. A member of the Board of Trustees who served two years as chairman, he loved the role of coach even more. Coach Hunter noted that the most rewarding part about coaching is his interaction with the players; “Each year brings a different team personality, but I absolutely love leaving a law office every day of the football 24
Athletic Director Jake von Scherrer was appointed as Vice-Chair representing Section 3 on the Certification Committee for the National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association. The NIAAA is an association that supports the athletic administrator’s effort in providing quality athletic participation opportunities for students.
season to go spend time with my team. My memories of the stories I hear from them cannot be replicated, plus I’ve been fortunate enough to watch them grow into pretty decent football players.”
In his seven years of coaching, Coach Hunter has led his team to a record of 57-6, reflecting that his favorite victory as a coach was the Florida High game at Florida High in 2011, when the team was predicted to suffer an overwhelming defeat but instead won by two touchdowns. Coach Hunter continues to volunteer his time at Maclay, striving to better his players and the football program as a whole. At the Fall Sports Awards ceremony, Athletic Director Jake von Scherrer presented Coach Hunter with the newly established Gary Hunter Award, recognizing him for being a continued driving force in the program and for his incredible dedication to helping Maclay Football grow and thrive over the years. The Gary Hunter Award will be presented each year to the person who most exemplifies Coach Hunter’s passion and service to Maclay Football.
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Day of the Dead Celebration Brings Different Divisions Together Every year, Spanish classes celebrate Day of the Dead from inside the classroom. This year, however, the Lower School Spanish classes partnered with the Upper School Introduction to Art classes and National Art Honor Society to have a bigger celebration. After studying the celebration in Guatemala, the art students created a giant kite, the Lower School students created individual kites, and the two groups gathered on the football field to fly them. This created a fun event for students of different divisions to come together and learn about a different culture.
Save the Date: The Celebration of the Arts is March 24. It is an awesome afternoon of food trucks, art, dance, music, and drama. Anybody interested in volunteering at the event should contact Ms. Kyle Maurey at kmaurey@maclay.org. 25
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Moon Over Buffalo
After months of preparation, Maclay’s Company performed Moon Over Buffalo on December 1 and 2. In this play about a play, the actors kept the audience laughing and entertained until the evening was over.
Fine Arts Sidewalk Positivity The Fine Arts department teamed up last semester to promote positivity through sidewalk chalk. All the fine arts classes, including Middle School, wrote phrases such as “choose kindness” and “our school is stronger together” decoratively in chalk on the sidewalks around campus. Middle School Art Teacher Kim Daniel said, “We felt that it would be an effective visual way to spread positivity around campus.”
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Middle Schoolers Get Art Hung at City Hall Maddie Kaji and Daniela Paredes’ art pieces were selected for the COCA’s Winterfest display at City Hall. Paredes’ peacock painting was awarded second place of the show. Congratulations girls!
Lower School Student Earns Best in Show at North Florida Fair Maclay Lower, Middle, and Upper School students came away winners from the North Florida Fair competition! Maclay won nine 1st place ribbons, ten 2nd place ribbons, eight 3rd place ribbons, nine 4th place ribbons, five 5th place ribbons, and 20 Honorable Mentions. Sarah Izuegbu’s art (pictured) was awarded Best in Show, the first ever received by a Maclay student at the fair. 2727
ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME On Saturday, October 29, Maclay School held its 3rd annual Distinguished Alumnus Award Ceremony and Athletics Hall of Fame Inductions. This year’s Hall of Fame inductees included Tim Ashcroft, baseball coach from 1983-2005; Billy McHugh, a multisport athlete, Class of 1979; Nick Meros, tennis, Class of 2005; Seth Roberts, football, Class of 2010; and the 1975-1976 State Champions Girls’ Basketball and Volleyball Teams. All of the inductees, except for Roberts who had to play a game the next day, were able to join us for a weekend of activities including the parade, pep rally, tailgate, and induction ceremony.
Coach Tim Ashcroft
Billy McHugh
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Coach Tim Ashcroft coached the varsity baseball teams from 1983-2005. He coached the Marauders to the state tournament in his first year along with a three-year run in 1991, 1992, and 1993, and brought home state titles in ‘91 and ’93. By the end of his coaching career, he had been named Florida High School Activities Coach of the Year and twice named Coach of the Year by the Tallahassee Democrat. Billy McHugh, Class of 1979, was the first back-to-back Most Outstanding Male Athlete for Maclay, won eight varsity MVP awards, and served as captain for nine teams while earning 18 varsity letters in soccer, baseball, basketball, tennis, and cross country/track. He was also a fivetime All-State player in basketball, soccer, and cross country. Nick Meros, Class of 2005, was the first ever sixth grader to join the boys’ varsity tennis team and began playing #1 singles in eighth grade. He led his team to four district championships, three regional championships, and three appearances at the state tournament. Individually, he won four city and district singles championships, three regional championships, and went undefeated in Tallahassee during high school. Seth Roberts, a member of the Class of 2010, was also honored for his accomplishments in football. As a junior, he was ranked 2nd in the state in total yards, named first team Panhandle Football Conference, and named FACA honorable mention. As a senior, he was named the Tallahassee Quarterback Club’s Offensive Player of the Year. In 2014, Roberts signed with the Oakland Raiders as an undrafted free agent, making him the first player in Maclay history to play for an NFL team. The 1975-1976 Girls’ Volleyball and Basketball Teams were also inducted. Both teams were coached by Joy Kirkland (Becker), who was inducted to the Maclay Hall of Fame last year. Eight players were on both rosters and led their teams to the school’s and the state of Florida’s first state championships in volleyball and basketball. Members of the teams included Margaret Black (Groves), Sherrie Cartee, Miranda Davis (Jarnot), Lacy Douglass, Pam Duys, B.K. Grant, Leslie Jane Grant (Lundberg), Talley Morgan, Bridget Palmer (Booth), Margie Perry, Nancy Stone (Poznansky), Leila McClure, Suzanne Rich (Miller), Wendy Byerly (Matthews), Dodie Duys, Kathy Mackay, Beth Moor (Desloge), and Tenley Toole (Barnes).
DISTINGUISHED ALUMNUS AWARD
Dr. Deryk Jones Honored Along with the Athletics Hall of Fame, Maclay welcomed Class of 1982 graduate, Dr. Deryk Jones, to campus to receive the Distinguished Alumnus Award. During his visit, Dr. Jones spoke to Upper School physiology class and was the guest speaker for the entire Upper School student body. After the ceremony, the new Distinguished Alumnus Wall was dedicated honoring Dr. Jones and two previous Distinguished Alums, Lawton Langford (Class of ’75) and Brigadier General John Richardson (Class of ’87).
About Dr. Jones Jones was a star student whose high school sports injuries sparked his interest in orthopedic surgery. He attended Emory University and The Stanford University School of Medicine where he received his Doctorate of Medicine. He then completed his residency at the Harvard Combined program and was selected as Chief Resident at the Massachusetts General Hospital. Today, he is ranked in the top 1% in the field of Sports Medicine and Orthopedic Surgery and provides medical care for numerous college and high school athletes along with serving as the team physician for the New Orleans Saints NFL team and the New Orleans Pelicans NBA team. 29
Alumni Affairs Alumni Association Board of Directors 2016-2017 Officers: Dan Koeppel ‘94 President Blake Dowling ‘92 Vice President Michel Lester Gregory ‘97 Secretary Cassie Mitchell Mills ‘04 Treasurer
Members: Emily Allman ‘07 Barbara Cairns ‘87 Richard Cassedy ‘04 Kim Austin Crowell ‘99 Will Fixel ‘98 Nat Higdon ‘92
Greg LaMendola ‘91 Mike Lea ‘74 Mike Moody ‘00 Liz Morales ‘08 Michael Ruff ‘93 William Smith ‘02
Dena Sokolow ‘86 Halley Stephens Van Asten ‘90 Collins Webb ‘96
FOUNDERS DAY This year, Maclay held its first Founders Day to celebrate our alumni and founders who laid the groundwork before us. This new tradition, which will now occur on the first Thursday of each November, was a big hit for our Maclay community.
On November 3rd, school representatives traveled to events in Jacksonville, Orlando, Atlanta, Birmingham, and New York City to host receptions. Tallahassee and Charlotte friends also gathered to share Maclay stories and memories. The oldest and youngest alums at each event were recognized and cut a ceremonial cake while a universal toast to “dear ‘ole Maclay” took place at all events at 6:30 pm.
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Alumni Affairs Let’s Stay In Touch If you haven’t heard from your Class Agent, let them hear from you – they are your liaison with the school and each other!! We want to say in touch with you! Keep us updated with address changes, and, as always, we love to hear your news – where you are, what you are doing, special milestones, births, weddings, etc.
CLASS AGENTS Year Class Agent email 1972-74 needed 1975 Mary Ann McClure Robinson drobinson020@comcast.net 1976 Mark Harrison Mark.Harrison@VBSchools.com 1977 needed 1978 Cindy Phipps cgphipps@msn.com 1979 Michelle Eubanks michelleubanks@aol.com 1980 Sam McMillan mcmillan.sam@comcast.net 1981 Jennifer Parker LaVia jlavia@law.fsu.edu 1982 Rick Parker jparker@butlerpappas.com 1983 Murray Moore murray@penningtonlaw.com 1984 Kelly Boyd Kirby kellykirby@embarqmail.com 1985 Fran Moore Shaw fshawclan@gmail.com 1986 Dena Sokolow dhsmaclay@gmail.com 1987 Barbara Cairns bcairns@maclay.org 1988 Eileen Jablon Fennelly efennelly127@gmail.com Katherine Moore Reed kmreed23@me.com 1989 Jeannette Tunnicliff Goldsmith Jeannette@goldsmithstrategy.com 1990 Halley Stephens Van Asten halley@stephenslawoffice.com 1991 Tyler Van Leuven TVanLeuven@wggdlaw.com 1992 Ginny Boggs Yearty gyearty@gmail.com Blake Dowling dowlingb@aegisbiztech.com John Roland johnaroland74@gmail.com 1993 Leah McIver Atkin latkin10585@gmail.com Beth Rowe Lewis bethlewis74@hotmail.com blewis@raybounmulligan.com 1994 Sarah Kathleen Huey Wiley shwiley217@gmail.com 1995 Courtney Baldock Jordan cannbjordan@yahoo.com
1996 Dylan Rivers drivers@ausley.com 1997 Michel Lester Gregory michelgregory22@gmail.com Fran Williams franwilliams7@hotmail.com 1998 Mary Katharine Croley Lawler maryklawler@croleyagency.com 1999 Sara Britton Kuersteiner Jacobs sarabrittonk@comcast.net 2000 Rosemary Farrell Evans rosemary.f.evans@gmail.com Anne Arrington anne.arrington@fsu.edu 2001 Lindsey Jackson Page lmj3583@gmail.com 2002 Casey Cook tcaseycook@gmail.com CCook@flcities.com 2003 Todd Hunter toddhunterjr@gmail.com 2004 Cassie Mitchell Mills cassie2m@gmail.com 2005 Chad Lancaster chadlancaster23@gmail.com 2006 Whitney Smith Ellis whitneysmithellis@gmail.com 2007 Emily Allman emily.k.allman@gmail.com Elizabeth Beasley Smith elizabethlbeasley@gmail.com 2008 Liz Morales emorales@maclay.org 2009 James Thompson jamescritthompson@gmail.com Colson Barnes colsondbarnes@gmail.com 2010 Katrina Bastos fbastos@comcast.net 2011 Rainey Lancaster rainey.lancaster@gmail.com 2012 Melanie Brewster melbrewster2@gmail.com 2013 Elizabeth Santoro elizabethsantoro2017@u.northwestern.edu 2014 Carly Craig cac14m@my.fsu.edu cc14craig@gmail.com 2014 Kolby McWilliams golfgirl724@gmail.com 2015 Maya King maya_king12@yahoo.com 2016 Aneesh Rahangdale aeroayer@gmail.com Bliss Wilson blisswilson411@gmail.com
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A Special Thank You to Our Sponsors Your Support Made This Year’s Tournament a Great Success!
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Flag & Tee Sponsors Jersey Milke’s Kim Austin Crowell, Class of 1999 Kendall Crowell, Class of 2030 Greenscapes Design & Co. Jason White Hancock Bank Lloyd Roofing & Construction Redwire Sonny’s BBQ
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Tee Sponsors Doug Croley Insurance Services Rogers Gunter Vaughn Insurance Tri-Eagles Sales
Flag Sponsors G-Pop’s Crew Rebecca, Amelia, Reid, Hannah & Justin Weichert Realty, The H2 Group Patrick Hurley, Class of 1999 Benson’s Heating & Air Conditioning RT Electric, LLC Howell Law Firm North Florida Pediatrics Anna Thomas Koeppel, MD, Class of 1996 Henry Buchanan Hudson Suber & Carter, P.A. Strategic Information Consultants Josh Cooper Fixel & Willis Will Fixel ‘98 Advanced Business Systems Smith Merrill, Class of 2022 Harrison Merrill, Class of 2024
Food, Prize, & In-Kind Donors Loli & The Bean Gem Collection Capital City Country Club My Favorite Things Village Pizza Flying Bear Great American Grill The Bagel Market Emily Allman, Class of ‘07 Hurrican Grill & Wings Edwin Watts Erik Tate Peterbrooke Chocolatier Proof Brewing Company Smashburger Which Wich Titlist-Melissa Moody Tate, Class of ‘97 Rob Billings, Little Pond Farm Tri-Eagle Sales Buffalo Wild Wings Gordo’s Katie’s Cakes & Catering Newk’s Express Café Red Elephant
Water Sponsor C. W. Roberts Contracting, Inc.
Special Thank You Durra Print Leah Martineau Graphic Design Special Friendship Donor
Alumni Affairs CLASS NEWS Class of 1976 Catherine Fontaine MD is Medical Director of a 160 bed facility, the Greenhouse Treatment Center, just outside Dallas, Texas. Cathie was recently Board Certified in Addiction Medicine. She is also a Certified Medical Review Officer in addition to Psychiatry.
Class of 1990 From Tom Lewis: “I took an exciting new job with Terracon as a Senior Geologist. I am in the process of expanding their Florida environmental assessment and remediation presence. We are already the largest Geotechincal firm in the entire USA. Additionally, in October, I became the president-elect for the Florida Brownfields Association! My other claim to fame is I believe we are the only parents in all of Maclay dealing with PreK Start and Pick up times, Lower School Start and Pick up times, and High School Start up and pick up times!” Rick Thurmond, a journalist and publisher of Charlotte Magazine for 21 years, the last four as publisher, has joined Charlotte Center City Partners as of August 2016. The company is an economic development group that promotes uptown, as well as parts of South End and west Charlotte near uptown. He is the senior vice president of community and business development. Press Release on August 25, 2016: Dowling to Take the Helm at Aegis Business Technologies TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – The top leadership at one of Florida’s premier business technology companies will change when Blake Dowling becomes chief executive officer of Tallahasseebased Aegis Business Technologies on September 1 and the current CEO, Pam Butler, becomes chairman of the board. Dowling has served as chief business development officer at Aegis for the past three years. He joined Aegis in 2006 as a consultant and rose through the ranks as account executive and
director of sales before assuming his current leadership position in 2013. In his current role, he has overseen company rebranding, the rolling out of a new line of Aegis-specific branded products and the evolution of the company into a managed solutions provider. As CEO, Dowling will be responsible for all day-today operations at Aegis, as well as continuing to grow business and open new revenue streams. Congratulations, Blake!! All decked out and ready to cheer on the Seminoles at the FSU vs Florida game over Thanksgiving weekend were the WebsterMurphy clan. Pictured are Bo Webster (’90) and Pammy Webster Murphy (’94) along with their children.
Class of 1993 Jessie Williams Robinson and her husband Michael, along with their two beautiful children Ella (8) and Aaron (5) have moved back to Tallahassee! Jessie is an Attorney with the law firm of McConnaughhay, Coonrod, Pope, Weaver & Stern. Welcome home, Robinson family!
Janey into their family December 14, 2015. Big brothers, Ethan (12) and Jace (9) are so proud! Congrats Herndon family!
Class of 1995 Executive chef Suzi Maitland and her partners have just opened a new restaurant, The Paddle Inn. Like their three other Boston-area concepts, Trina’s Starlite Lounge, Parlor Sports, and Audubon, they envision it as a go-to neighborhood bar on State Street in Newburyport, MA. The beachy themed Paddle Inn opened on December 6th and features casual, coastal-inspired fare from around the world. Suzi and her partners have won a series of awards at their current restaurants, including Esquire Network’s Best Bars in America and Bon Appetit’s “10 Best Places for Fried Chicken” for Trina’s Starlite Lounge. Audubon has been honored as “the best bar to visit before or after a game at Fenway Park” in the Improper Bostonian’s annual Boston’s Best Awards. It’s a Girls’ Weekend celebrating Maclay friendships:
Donald Herndon and his wife, Julie, welcomed sweet
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Alumni Affairs CLASS NEWS Megan Hinkle Huynh and husband Dan are both attorneys living and working in the Atlanta area. Megan has recently returned to working in the field of environmental law which is her area of expertise. She works for The Southern Environmental Law Center.
Class of 1997 Jolene Fine owns and manages a small business in Dothan, AL called Helpful Housekeeping. The company is celebrating their third year in operation this year. John Beekler lives in Vancouver (Canada) where he enjoys exploring the mountains. He is married and works as a computer engineer. From Jason Gassett: “Yes, I managed the entire new south end zone club project at Doak Campbell Stadium. The new South End Zone Club & Towers was a $65M project that had to be completed between the 2015 and 2016 football seasons. The project consisted of building 2 new stair and elevator towers that flanked the existing University Center Building “B” and provided 6 high speed elevators and stair egress for the new club levels on the 4th and 6th floors. The 4th level is 40,000SF of new air conditioned space with access to new restrooms, concessions and bars. The 6th level is an outside area where we expanded the existing Osceola Grill terraces and covered them with new canopies. This level also has new restrooms, concessions and bars. Both levels make up 5,827 new cushioned chair back seats in a garnet and gold pattern. Both levels have outdoor fans for those early season games, TV’s everywhere (even in the restrooms) so you will never miss a second of the game. This project was part of an overall stadium makeover where we replaced all the windows in the skyboxes, repaired and repainted the seating deck, new North Endzone scoreboard, chiller plant replacement, existing concession and restroom renovations and ADA upgrades. The total project budget was $100M and was completed September 1st for the first home game on September 10th vs. Charleston Southern.” Phew…way to go, Jason! Jennifer Shelfer, her husband Seam Park, and their first son, Alex Shelfer Park (4), welcomed a new baby boy, Elliot Shelfer Park, on September 30, 2015. Jennifer is still practicing law in Atlanta as a litigator with Arnall Golden Gregory LLP, focusing on business disputes, labor and employment, and white collar crime.
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A career move for Thomas Perkins. Thomas and his family have just moved to Tampa, FL where he is continuing his work in the insurance industry. Thomas has taken a job with USAA.
Molly Jones was living in Iowa City working as a collegiate track and field coach for the University of Iowa and coaching pole vault, high jump, and multi events. That was where she met her future husband, Jim Vahrenkamp, at a coaching course as he is a head track and field coach. He lived in Charlotte working for Queens University so she left Iowa City and took a job as the sprints, hurdles, jumps, and throws coach at Davidson College. Now they both call Charlotte home and are happily married!! Maclay alums who celebrated with Molly and Jim were her brother Kyle Jones (’06), her uncles Jon (’78) and Jeff (’76) Post, and cousin Stephanie Post Wade (’09).
Class of 2006
Congratulations to Mary Katharine Croley Lawler! She was hooded on December 16, 2016, receiving a Masters Degree in Risk Management Insurance from Florida State University. Mary Katharine is Vice President at Doug Croley Insurance Services in Tallahassee.
Class of 2000 Congratulations to Mike Moody for being recognized by Florida Super Lawyers for the second year as a Rising Star! Mike works for the international law firm Greenberg Traurig, P.A.
Class of 2002 Casey James Dozier has earned her PhD and now serves as Program Director for FSU’s Career Center. To come full circle, she is going to be working with Maclay to provide career information to Upper School students.
Dr. Andrew Mannheimer joined the faculty at Clemson University this fall in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology, where he is teaching Introduction to Sociology and Sociology of Education. He earned his B.A. in Political Science from Auburn University in 2009, his M.S. in Sociology from Florida State University in 2012, and his Ph.D. in Sociology from Florida State University in August, 2016. His dissertation examined teachers’ views and uses of Hip Hop culture. While in graduate school he helped develop and taught a new course entitled Sociology of Hip Hop, which became very popular and received positive media attention locally and nationally. Andrew received the Sociology Graduate Teaching Award at FSU in 2016. Congratulations to Andrew!!
Alumni Affairs CLASS NEWS Kevan Post, his wife Ashley, and their daughters Isabel and Fisher recently moved to Mexico in September. They are working with a Christian group called The Navigators, doing a year of training in León. Their hope is to work with college students in Argentina, helping them learn how to read the Bible and helping them understand what it means to have a relationship with God. They are planning to be out of the country for at least the next 8 years. Kevan says, “So far, it has been a pretty big transition from teaching high school Spanish, especially with having two kids with one on the way.” We wish them well.
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Class of 2013
Lizzy Odom Guju and husband Michael Guju met in undergraduate school at Wake Forest. They now both attend the University of South Florida Medical School where they are currently 2nd year medical students. Their future holds a move to Pennsylvania for their third and fourth year rotations. We wish them success as they continue their studies!
After college, Elizabeth Santoro has committed to work for Facebook as an Associate Product Marketing Manager. She will graduate from Northwestern University with a Bachelor of Science in Journalism.
Maclay friends and classmates David Stewart (’06), Andy Hunter (’07), and Jennifer Oseroff (’06) joined Zachary Rosenkoetter and Benjamin Berry for their wedding in in Bristol, Rhode Island. The couple now resides in Boston with their loving dog Bruce.
Michelle Coxen met her future husband, Mathew Wilhelm while she was in college at the University of West Florida and he was in training for the Air Force in Pensacola. After a 2015 New Year’s Eve wedding in Havana, FL, they now live in Bellevue, NE. Michelle is continuing her education to get a master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at the University of Nebraska Omaha.
Brooke Weidenbenner Mobilia and her husband Michael are living in Washington, D.C. where they both enjoy training for triathlons. Their spring wedding was attended by other Maclay friends and alumni including David Stewart (‘06) Andy Hunter (‘07) Jennifer Oseroff (‘06), Matt Kilgo (‘06), Lauren DiMartino-Combs and David Combs (‘05) and Slade Downs (‘12). On September 4, Andrew Rutledge (‘06) married Abby Wrenn in Ashville, NC. The couple enjoyed the mountain views for their wedding, and have settled in Tallahassee where they both work in legislative affairs. In addition to Maclay friends and family in the wedding party, other Maclay guests included Chad Lancaster (‘05) Chase Lancaster (‘05), Ryan Andrews (‘05), Cory Guzzo (‘05) and Cullen Byrne (‘06).
Class of 2009 Liz Landers just finished a 525 day journey following and reporting for CNN on the campaign trail. She followed the Bernie Sanders camp during the primaries and traveled with the Pence camp up until Election Day.
Class of 2014
Callie Corbin Langford graduated from the University of Georgia and from there went to graduate school at the University of Maryland. She is now a school counselor in Jacksonville. Way to go, Callie Corbin!
Class of 2011 Aaron Iglesias was selected to be a part of Sebastian Thrun’s new Self-Driving Car program. He was selected from over 11,000 people from around the world who applied to the Self-Driving Car Engineer Nanodegree program. The program began on November 28, 2016. Aaron studied Math at UF and studies Machine Learning at Udacity. He is a former Research Assistant at the McKnight Brain Institute, and former Software Engineer Intern at GE Aviation Systems.
Class of 2012 Anne-Lynn Dillman has been busy! Not only did she graduate in May 2016 from Hope College, she is also in her 5th year working for Barnabas Ministries in Michigan. Her work involves working with high risk teens and homeless youth. She even coaches softball for juvenile detention students, teaching them the game and how to be successful on the field. Hats off to Anne-Lynn!!
Savanah Watson - FAMU Savanah Watson is currently studying Broadcast Journalism at Florida A&M University. In addition to her schooling, she is a news correspondent for the Steve Harvey Morning Show on Blazin’ 102.3 delivering entertainment, local news and weather to the city of Tallahassee and surrounding areas. Just to be sure you recognize her, the name she uses on the air is Carli Cole! Caitlyn Dittmeier - Villanova “Last spring I studied abroad in Galway Ireland for the semester. While I was there I volunteered as a literacy mentor at a primary school in Claddagh. Also, during my time abroad I was immersed in the Irish literary culture which helped me make the decision to change my major to English. Now I am an English major, pursuing minors in Biology, Writing and Rhetoric, and Irish Studies. Some of my involvements on campus this year include leading Villanova’s ballet club, Nova on Pointe, which I founded my freshman year, and working with a biology professor to develop an infographic for research on climate change in Florida mangroves. While I am still exploring what I’d like to do after college, I am in interested in publishing and editing, and am investigating fellowship programs for teaching and research experience after graduation.”
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Alumni Affairs CLASS NEWS Class of 2014 (cont’d.) Philip Reichert - Army “Right now I am an Army Intelligence Analyst attached to the Second Infantry Division in South Korea. We analyze North Korean military activity and advise senior military officials and policy makers on the North Korean threat.”
William Courreges- Georgia Tech Will is currently in his third year of business studies at Georgia Tech, working on an integrated capstone project for GeorgiaPacific and serving as marketing lead for Georgia Tech Solar Home, a fifty-person research team developing Internet-of-Things, solar energy, and water filtration systems to advance development of green-energy homes in Atlanta. Working hard and with determination, Connor Daughton is graduating from the University of Virginia in 3 years with a double major in English and Spanish.
Class of 2015 Shannon Duncanson continues to make the most of opportunities offered to her at Clemson. She is studying in Paris for the spring term.
Maya King on Facebook: “It’s officially official. Looking forward to spending my Spring semester learning and growing at one of my favorite news outlets as an intern on NPR’s Code Switch team!” Like any excited freshman, Hannah Schuchts went to Missouri in fall 2015 ready to play hard on the court for the upcoming women’s basketball season. Late that fall, she was diagnosed with a stress fracture in her foot which ended up sidelining her for her entire freshman year. After the healing of her injury, she played during practices, learned to adapt to the style and players of Missouri basketball and worked hard on positioning, cardiovascular workouts and the offense system. Now, a year later, with her long wingspan, which allows for easy rebound catching and flexibility inside the paint and with her skills taking mid-range shots, doing post-ups, catching long passes, and imposing screens, Hannah is ready to step up and fill a void created on the team roster. We wish you great success, Hannah!!
Nominations are Now Open for 2017 Awards Distinguished Alumnus and
Athletics Hall of Fame Established in 2014, the Distinguished Alumnus Award and the Athletics Hall of Fame recognize outstanding achievements of Maclay alumni. More information about these awards is available on the Maclay web site under the Alumni tab. Your help is needed - please consider making a nomination. To nominate for the Distinguished Alumnus Award, go to: www.maclay.org/DistinguishedAlumni To nominate for the Athletics Hall of Fame, go to: www.maclay.org/HOF NOMINATION DEADLINE: MARCH 1, 2017 The awards will be presented during Homecoming & Reunion Weekend 2017.
Alumni Affairs CLASS REUNIONS CLASS OF 1976
A Visit with Mrs. Robinson Seated (left to right): Bridget Palmer Booth, Mrs. Julia Robinson, Suzanne Rich Miller, Margaret Black Groves. Standing: Rhett Miller and Carl Vinson Not pictured but also visiting were Jesse Suber, Margie Perry (and her mother), Nancy Stone Poznansky and husband Joel.
Dear Maclay After months of back and forths among the Class of 1976 Alumni, people, places, and things began coming together on Friday night October 28 as many gathered to watch the Marauders take the gridiron, many seeing this sight for the first time ever. There were many blank stares at first with those of us who had not seen each other for 40 years, but by halftime, when many of our class’s female athletes were recognized for Maclay’s first two state championships in volleyball & basketball, we had all returned to form and the fun was on. Hurricane’s down Thomasville Road was a hoot as some of us dared to dance along to pop tunes such as Gloria & What I Like About You! Mark Harrison made sure his custom made class reunion banner made it to all the weekend’s events. Lacy Douglas & Mark Harrison were lone fitness buffs at the Lake Overstreet Trail and did pay tribute to those classmates who have gone on before us. As many arrived at the school for the Hall of Fame induction, Bill Jablon proudly gave us a tour of the campus and new additions and brought us up to date on the state of the school. At the Hall of Fame event our two state championship teams were recognized and inducted into the Maclay Hall of Fame. We had no idea at the time that these state championships were so historically significant and Margaret Black Groves did a great job of remembering that time as the teams were introduced. After the Hall of Fame luncheon about a dozen classmates paid a visit to a favorite class mother, Julia Robinson, and enjoyed her usual humor and hospitality. With no rest for the weary, Bill and Mary Ann Bryant hosted a rousing party on Lake Ridge Road that afternoon
from 3-6 where drop- ins from other classes and special teachers Bettie Jane Grant and Seniorita LaBarbara made the occasion. Mrs. Grant passed around her phone so we could all have a virtual visit with Bettie Kathryn (en route to Antarctica) via Skype. As always, Lake Jackson was beautiful and Mark Suber’s food delicious. Hugs, tears, and general happiness escalated as the afternoon wore on. All in all, there was a true sense of appreciation and affirmation among all. (Mark Harrison was overheard thanking Nancy Stone and Bridget Palmer for their efforts back in the day in collaborating with more difficult subject matters.) As the Florida State / Clemson game loomed, a few departed, some stayed back but nobody really wanted the day to end. Still wanting to make the most of our time together a group ventured to Island Wing Company to enjoy a beautiful evening under the stars while sitting around the cozy firepit and regaling more stories from our Maclay days. The last hurrah was our Sunday Farewell Brunch at Tallahassee’s favorite restaurant, Kool Beanz in Midtown. Delicious Shrimp and Grits and Eggs Benedict were enjoyed by our small party. As we all headed back to the four corners of the United States it was easily said that the weekend was well worth the effort, and that 40 years is really nothing, as we all pretty much picked up our friendships right where we left off. What a place Maclay was during the mid-seventies! Most of us agreed how crucial the experience was during our formative years. Most also agreed in saying, “see you in ten”! Mark Harrison
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Alumni Affairs CLASS REUNIONS CLASS OF 1981 The Mighty Class of ’81! A small but mighty group from the Class of 1981 gathered during Homecoming Week for its 35th reunion. Class members met at The Wine Loft and actually had trouble recognizing each other! (It’s been a long time!) A surprise visit from distinguished alumnus Derek Jones and his sister Crystal Jones helped light up the night. And when the night was over, it turned out that one group had been upstairs and one group was downstairs, so we actually had two reunions. But the next night the groups united at a classmate’s home for a tailgate potluck before the FSU-Clemson game. “Potluck” isn’t really the right word when Karl Suber is a classmate. He provided a feast of gourmet shrimp and other homemade goodies. We laughed a lot looking through old yearbooks and remembering crazy times in the Senior Bus, the Champagne Jam, English with Mr. Haydel, nights at Rhoden Cove and Miller’s Landing. We reminisced about teachers like Dr. Kathy Scott, Mme Allaire, Mrs. Wagner, Mr. Peck, Mrs. Carrabino, and Dr. Lewis (who almost quit teaching after just one semester with us!) We compared notes about children and grandchildren (Van Buchan, who couldn’t attend, seems to have the record at 5 grandchildren!) Retired Colonel Steve Rushing regaled us with stories about working at the White House and traveling around the world. Sunday offered the opportunity to support classmate Linda Lea, executive producer of the television series “Chopped Junior,” at a benefit for Whole Child Leon, the non-profit vision of classmate Loranne Ausley. We missed all those who couldn’t be there, but look forward to the 40th!
Photo ID from left: Crystal Jones, Bartow Rainey, Karl Suber, Linda Lea, Peter Wingate, Sue Ann Harley Smith, Brett Zacko Gurley, Susan Morgan, Jennifer Parker LaVia, Steve Rushing, Loranne Ausley, Wells Hughes and Derek Jones.
Jennifer Parker LaVia
CLASS OF 1986 Class of ’86 Gathers for Their 30th! Members of the Class of 1986 came together for Homecoming at Maclay and headed to Island Wings for a post game gathering. The following evening the 1986 reunion continued at Hurricane Grill. David Haworth came the farthest and Michele (Cromer) Penny made the biggest effort to come. Special thanks to Rob Angerer and Blair Bailey for their planning. It was great to reconnect with each other, with former teachers and the Maclay community. Go Marauders! Michael Sheedy
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Alumni Affairs CLASS REUNIONS CLASS OF 1996 Class of 1996 – It’s been 20 years! Even though many classmates weren’t able to attend our 20-‐year reunion, we still had some attendees that traveled from Orlando, Canada and even London! Of course we had some Tally folks who joined in on the fun, too. Homecoming week is still filled with themed costume days, but now also has a parade around campus that ends with a pep rally, alumni tailgate and the Friday night football game. After watching the Marauders on the field, we gathered at the Bar @ Betton for some extended time to catch up and reflect with old friends. Saturday included a courtyard dedication, campus tour, and Hall of Fame luncheon for alumni and distinguished guests. Then, we met up again for the afternoon at Island Wing Company where we enjoyed the nice fall weather under a cabana. There were plenty of stories and laughs after looking at our senior yearbook and some last minute group photos to add to our Maclay albums. I still can’t believe that it’s been 20 years since we would see each other almost every day, but it sure was great to see some of those True Blue smiles for the weekend! Andrea Roberts Morris
Friday picture (left to right): Jenny Myles, Kembra Healy, Keshini Parbhu Raja, Robert Leparulo, Kristin Carpenter Doss, Collins Webb, Andrea Roberts Morris, Dylan Rivers
Saturday picture (left to right): Shelly Gomez, Andrea Roberts Morris, Dylan Rivers, Collins Webb, Kembra Healy, Keshini Parbhu Raja, Lisa Toney Bedrosian, JennyMyles
CLASS OF 2006 Class of 2006 – Our 10 Year Reunion! On Thursday evening, members of the Class of 2006 gathered at the home of classmate Andrea (Combs) LaBeaud for a bonfire and fireside treats. It was a perfect evening for a fire, with temperatures in the mid-50s. On Friday, after attending the homecoming football game and watching the presentation of the homecoming court and crowning of the king and queen, class members gathered at the Liberty Restaurant and Bar to reminisce and catch up. Class members enjoyed seeing some whom they had not seen in many years. L-R: Katie McQueen Amaker, Noy Ashkenazy, and Whitney Smith Ellis
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Alumni Affairs WEDDINGS Michelle Coxen (’06) and Mathew Wilhelm December 31, 2015 White Dog Plantation in Havana, FL Maclay Bridesmaids: Kathryn Rosser, Shannon Lyons, and Elizabeth Odom Andrew Rutledge (’06) and Abby Wrenn September 4, 2016 / Ashville, NC Maclay Groomsmen: Lee Porter and Ryan Kelly (both, Class of ‘06) Best Man: Kyle Jones (’06) Maclay Bridesmaid: Emily Rutledge Tupps (’02) Adam Kircher (‘03) and Kiah Williams November 11, 2016 / Turks & Caicos Islands Maclay Groomsmen: Ryan Boyle and Yuval Peress (both, Class of ’02); Chris Kizirian (’03) Kathryn Rosser (’10) and Jay Wolfe September 17, 2016 Pebble Hill Plantation in Thomasville, GA Maclay Bridemaids: Lizzy Odom Guju, Shannon Lyons, and Michelle Coxen Wilhelm (all, Class of ‘10)
Brooke Weidenbenner (‘06) and Michael Mobilia May 14, 2016 Daughters of the American Revolution Building in Washington, DC Maid of Honor: Katy Cashin (‘06) Maclay Bridesmaid: Whitney Smith Ellis (‘06)
Elizabeth Anne “Lizzy” Odom (’10) and Michael Morgan Guju June 18, 2016 Biltmore Estate in Ashville, NC Maclay Bridesmaids: Kathryn Rosser Wolfe, Michelle Coxen Wilhelm, Shannon Lyons (all, Class of ‘10), and Rashida Jones (‘08) Maid of Honor: Mary Odom (’08) Flower Girl: Ahna Sundstrom, daughter of Aaron Sundstrom (’93)
Megan Hinkle (’02) and Daniel “Dan” Le Huynh November 5, 2016 Rosemary Beach, FL Matron of Honor: Sarah Hinkle Bowersox (’99) Maclay Bridesmaid: Whitney Walker Douglas (’02)
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Mollie Jones (’02) and Jim Vahrenkamp November 12, 2016 Rosemary Beach, FL Matron of Honor: Meredith Jones Clifford (’00) Maclay Bridesmaid: Laura Ostrov Schonberg (’02)
Guyte McCord (’99) and Shelley Bayne August 6, 2016 / Ritz Carlton at Amelia Island, FL Best Man: Matt Ferrell (’99) Maclay Groomsmen: Reed McCord (’08), Riley McCord (’10) and Ben Manley (’10)
Zachary Rosenkoetter (’06) and Benjamin Berry November 11, 2016 Bristol, RI Maclay Wedding Party Members: Whitney Smith Ellis, Brooke Weidenbenner, Katy Cashin, and Matt Kilgo (all, Class of ‘06)
Madeleine Loeb and Hayes Friddle November 5, 2016 Southwood House & Cottages in Tallahassee, FL
Alumni Affairs Birth Announcements Virgil Melton “Elliot” Justice September 27, 2015 Brent and Kayla Dorsey (‘00) Justice Tallahassee, FL
Hadley Catherine “Hadley Cate” Hall August 28, 2016 Brian and Ashley Cartee (’08) Hall Bradenton, FL Luke Elijah Verner March 9, 2016 Terry and Erin Turner (’00) Verner Atlanta, GA Joins big brother William Myers Verner who was born January 29, 2014
Harper Elizabeth Neese March 15, 2016 Michael and Meredith Wills (’02) Neese Cumming, GA Joins big brother Jackson who is 2 years old
Bohden Charles Bailey May 26, 2016 Matt and Nicole Harvey (’02) Bailey New Smyrna Beach, FL
Emily Jolene Wilson September 19, 2016 Justin Wilson (’02) and Megan Melton Wilson (‘02) Tallahassee, FL
Patrick Wells Hurley and Ryland Edward Hurley September 24, 2016 Patrick (’99) and Angela Hurley Tallahassee, FL
Josephine Mae Bakofsky October 16, 2016 Andrew and Alexis Newell (’00) Bakofsky Tallahassee, FL Joins big brother Charles Leo Bakofsky who is 1.5 years old
Charles “Chase” Mark Robinton IV October 20, 2016 Charles (’85) and Roxanne Robinton Tallahassee, FL Joins sisters Riley, Maggie, and Mary Charles
Frances Carmichael Baum November 17, 2016 Griffin and Sarah Thomas (’02) Baum Atlanta, GA
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Alumni Affairs
Maclay Alumni Courtyard with the Distinguished Alumni Wall and Legacy Walkway
The pavers are available only to Maclay alumni and each paver is engraved with an alum’s name and graduation year. The funds raised from the sale of these brick pavers go primarily towards a scholarship and/or financial assistance for Maclay students. The Courtyard and Walkway were dedicated during Homecoming & Reunion Weekend on October 29, 2016. It would be great to add your name to the walkway!! To Order Online, go to: https://maclayfund.com/alumnicourtyard. html
This beautiful new addition to the Maclay campus is located around the historic Maclay landmark – the Maclay Oak Tree – which has long been a symbol of Maclay and its traditions. Included in the courtyard is the Distinguished Alumni Wall with plaques honoring those alums who have received the Distinguished Alumnus Award. There is also the Legacy Walkway composed of brick pavers that connect the courtyard to the Upper School. This walkway is where all alumni can be a part of Maclay’s history and legacy.
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Maclay School’s Alumni Association Wants to get Involved with You and Wants You to Connect with Us!
H o w? Would you like to be a Class Agent, mentor young Maclay alumni, help with an alumni or school event, serve on the Alumni Board? There are so many ways, so come on!!
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Institutions that find sustained greatness through generations are those that place value in the connections they make and then transfer that value on to their graduates. All our families can benefit from the connection via the alumni office where they can receive the access and knowledge from anyone in the extended Maclay network. Maclay School continues to strive to build a network students and alumni who can connect by mentoring and sharing experiences about colleges, careers and more. Please update your contact information on our website so we can connect with you!
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In Memoriam Theodore “Teddy” Radey Paul S. Strickland Class of 1991 Class of 1977 July 31, 2016 September 5, 2016
Thomas A. “Tommy” Guilday Class of 1995 October 14, 2016
Dr. Stuart C. Smith Maclay Board of Trustees, Chair 1970-72 November 23, 2016
Christopher W. Smith Class of 2007 November 27, 2016
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Maclay School
Annual Giving Report 2015-2016
Board of Trustees 2015 - 2016
Rip Kirby Chairman MEMBERS: Tom Barron Monesia Brown Lamont Cook Kathy Dahl Tom Deison ‘91 Chris Diamantis Chris Dudley Meredith Hunter Hank Hutchinson Emory Mayfield Bob McClure ‘83 Katrina Rolle Karen Unger Hugh VanLandingham
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Alumni Association Board of Directors 2015 - 2016
Dan Koeppel ‘94 President Blake Dowling ‘92 Vice President Rosemary Farrell Evans ‘00 Secretary Cassie Mitchell Mills ‘04 Treasurer MEMBERS: Barbara Cairns ‘87 Casey Cook ‘02 Kimberly Austin Crowell ‘99 Will Fixel ‘98 Michel Lester Gregory ‘98 Greg Lamendola ‘91 Beth Rowe Lewis ‘93 Elizabeth Hinson Marschall ‘85 Terrie Cartee McGlon ‘79 Mike Moody ‘00 Lee Douglass Rice ‘86 Mike Ruff ‘93 Dena Sokolow ‘86 Paul Strickland ‘77 Halley Stephens Van Asten ‘90 Collins Webb ‘96
The Maclay Fund 2015-2016 The Maclay Fund is truly the “backbone” of fundraising efforts at Maclay School. Many of the enhancements we have come to expect and enjoy are made possible through this yearly campaign. Educational programs are strengthened, faculty professional development is supported, and campus improvements are possible. We humbly thank the following supporters of the 2015-2016 Maclay Fund.
Benefactor Club $10,000 - $24,999
Tom and Donna Chambasian Jim and Kathy Dahl Chris and Andrea Diamantis Firman Fund Dr. and Mrs. Christopher Rumana Mrs. Cynthia F. Webster
Cornerstone Club $5,000 - $9,999
Mr. and Mrs. David Brennan Bettie Jane Grant Mr. and Mrs. G. Robertson Langford, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Sandeep Rahangdale The Smith Family Tallahassee Neurological Clinic, P.A.
1968 Club
$2,500 - $4,999 Mr. and Mrs. Junious D. Brown Mr. and Mrs. James R. Daughton, Jr. Charles and Alison Dudley Mr. and Mrs. Christopher F. Dudley Dr. and Mrs. George J. Haedicke Mr. Craig M. Hansen Dr. and Mrs. Christopher Price Dr. and Mrs. Philip V. Sharp The Stephens Family Jason and Karen Unger The Whitsitt Family
Andalusion Club $1,000 - $2,499
Bank of America Matching Gift Program Tom and Jane Barron Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bascom Mr. and Mrs. Sabin Bass Mr. Steven Becker and Dr. Marie Becker Mr. and Mrs. Derek K. Bethke Mrs. Demory S. Boeneke The Boland Family Mr. and Mrs. Rob Cathcart Lamont and Johnnie Cook Dr. Frederick Corpuz and Dr. Joanna Yao Mr. and Mrs. Michael Curry Mr. and Mrs. Michael Donahue Tim and Rosemary Farrell Evans Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Evert Mr. and Mrs. William A. Fixel Mr. and Mrs. Mike Grant Brian and Michel Gregory Gulf Winds Track Club, Inc. Mr. R. Claude Hendon and Ms. Kathleen Brennan
E. Cantey Higdon Scott and Mary Hilton The Hinson Family John Ho Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hosay Mr. John R. Hugill and Mrs. Kiki Dunton Mr. and Mrs. Gary K. Hunter, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Hank L. Hutchinson Mr. and Mrs. Jonathon Israel Mr. and Mrs. Hal Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kerrigan Mr. and Mrs. Rip Kirby Dean and Lina Knox Mr. Dan Koeppel and Dr. Anna Koeppel Mr. and Mrs. Darren Lucas Mr. and Mrs. John Matthews Mr. and Mrs. Emory Mayfield, Jr. Dr. J. R. McClure III and Mrs. Julie Meisburg McClure Mr. and Mrs. Charles McDuffie Dr. Daniel Mears and Dr. Emily Leventhal
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Meenan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Pichard Remedy Intelligent Staffing Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Robinson Gary and Katrina Rolle Drs. Laurence and Lori Rosenberg The Ruff Family William and Meredith Snowden Adelaide Suber Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Suber Dr. and Mrs. Timothy Sweeney Tripp and Susie Transou The Tunnicliff Family Ms. Mary Visconti Mr. and Mrs. Byron Wells Craig and Tish Willis Drs. Leslie and Vicari Wilson Dr. and Mrs. Pat M. Woodward
Virtu Club $500 - $999
Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Karl D. Acuff Mr. and Mrs. Timothy D. Ashcroft Dr. and Mrs. Richard Bastien Brown Lucas Consulting, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Christopher D. Calvert
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Carnes Mr. Jason F. Coleman and Mrs. Allison Huey Coleman Mr. Ryan Collins and Ms. Hettie Spooner Mr. Drew Corbett and Ms. Melissa Kiniyalocts
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Cowen Gloria Deison Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Deison Dr. Mignon L. Emenike Mr. and Dr. John Evers Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund 45
The Maclay Fund 2015-2016 Virtu Club (cont’d.) Randy Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Fleischer Ms. Michelle Fountain Bill and Debbie Giudice Dr. and Mrs. Aaron Guyer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Heinz Heinz Brothers Nurseries Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hunkapiller Eleanor M. Hunter Ms. Ellen C. Hunter Rhoda and Joe Icerman
Bill and Susan Jordan Drs. David and Krista Kahn Mr. and Mrs. John Kirk The Kiser Family The Lines Family Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lombard Mr. and Mrs. Scott Mainwaring Mrs. Francis P. Malone Jeffrey and Sara Knox Merrill Mr. and Mrs. Blake K. Miles Mr. and Mrs. James Milford
Mr. and Mrs. Danny E. Murphy Dr. Krista Rankin Mark and Sally Rosser Mr. and Mrs. Brian Snow Ms. Dena Sokolow Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tritschler Dr. and Mrs. Hugh VanLandingham Mr. and Mrs. Kane Whitehurst Dr. Donald Willis
Marauder Club $250 - $499
Anonymous (6) Dr. and Mrs. Farrukh S. Alvi Mr. Kurt Artecona and Ms. Christina Rook Mr. and Mrs. Sean Bankston Ms. Karen Bashe Mr. Douglas S. Bell and Mrs. Luana K. Leialoha-Bell Jann and Ray Bellamy Mr. and Mrs. Ben Betts III Mr. and Mrs. Tony Boulos Mrs. Cheri R. Apthorp Mrs. Rosemary S. Bunn Russell and Mary Anne Camarda Bill and Traci Carnes Mrs. Kathryn K. Cashin Mr. and Mrs. Angelo D. Crowell Mr. and Mrs. Sean P. Culliton Mr. and Mrs. Wilburn T. Davis III Mr. and Mrs. R Chase Dickson Mr. and Mrs. Blake H. Dowling Whitney and David Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Robert Flowers Mr. and Mrs. Todd Fowler Ms. Martha W. Franklin
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GFA Realty Services, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Terence D. Gibson Ms. Susan Gray Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Haisten Dr. and Mrs. Scott Hampton Mrs. Anne Lee Heaton Bill and Ellen Jablon Mr. and Mrs. Wayne R. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Rick Johnston Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kerr Mary J. King Felicia Coleman and Christopher Koenig Mr. and Mrs. Will Lawler The Lester Family Mr. and Mrs. Jay Levenstein Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Lewis Thomas C. and Regina N. Lewis Tom and Cynthia Lewis Jason and Susan Lichtstein Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Lowe Ms. Leah T. Martineau The Matheson Family Shannon and Kim McWilliams The Steve Menton Family
Dr. Alix P. Miller and Mr. James M. Durant, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Minter, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Mnookin The Moody Family Dr. Robin Perry and Ms. Marcia Roitberg Gerry and Tim Phipps Mr. and Mrs. Gavin B. Phipps Dr. Vamsi Ponnaganti and Dr. Neelima Ravi Precision Recruiting Services, Inc. Ms. Maureen C. Proctor Roger and Carolyn Raepple Mr. and Mrs. John Ray Mr. and Mrs. Jared B. Robinson Mrs. Nancy Ross John and Lisa Rutledge Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shapiro Peter and Crystal Stejskal The Kula Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jeff VanSyckle The Weidner Family Mr. Kevin and Dr. Alicia Whittington Mr. James C. Williams The Wurst Family Mr. and Mrs. Gary Zins
The Maclay Fund 2015-2016 Blue & White Club
Anonymous (9) Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Agramonte Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Ahrendt The Alford Family Allergy and Asthma Research Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Angerer, Jr. Ms. Laura D. Armstrong Chris and Leah McIver Atkin Mr. Brandon M. Bachtel Mr. and Mrs. James E. Baggett, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Bailey III Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bakas Mr. K. Bryan Baker and Ms. Denise Miller Mrs. Cameron L. Barton Mr. and Mrs. Manny Bas Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beamer Mr. and Mrs. Terrell L. Bebout Ms. Anna M. Bell Dr. Paul Berk and Mrs. Stephanie Funderburke Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Bianco Mr. Scott Bickell and Dr. Jennifer Bickell Mrs. Melanie Black Ann and Ian Blake Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boynton Mr. and Mrs. John Breed Jim Brewster The Bryant Family Mr. and Mrs. Glenn T. Burhans, Jr. Mr. Brandon Burrows Mr. and Mrs. Tim Butler Mr. and Mrs. Kent A. Cain Ms. Barbara J. Cairns Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chaney Mrs. Elissa G. Chase Mr. and Mrs. M. Paul Chavis Nan Carswell Cherry Ms. Susan Clark Mr. and Mrs. Richard Clary Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cocotos Mr. and Mrs. Seth Coffin Mr. David L. Combs and Dr. Lauren DiMartino-Combs Tom and Terese Combs Caleb Connor Casey and Shaunna Cook Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Cooper Jeanne A. Corbett
$1 - $249 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cornais The Corzine Family Mr. and Mrs. Mark Cross Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Croston Ms. Jennifer Crusoe Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Daniel Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Daniels Linda Davey Dr. and Mrs. Chris S. Day Mrs. Sonja de la Cruz Mr. Rami C. Deeb and Mrs. Sarah Barnett Deeb Paul and Brandice Dickson Lisa and Gary Donaldson The Dorsey Family Dr. Carey C. Dozier Mr. and Mrs. Gary Droze Mr. and Mrs. Ted Duncan Pamela Duys, CPA, MT Mr. and Mrs. Scott J. Eagen Mr. and Mrs. Carl Eldred The Engelbrecht Family Brad and Lauren Fantle Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Ferraro Ted and Haley Frazee Mr. and Mrs. Andy Fred Ms. Anna Friars Samantha R. Fulton Mr. and Mrs. Chad Gainey Mr. Dean O. Gargiulo and Ms. Cindy B. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gargiulo Mr. Jake B. Garner and Mrs. Kelley Cox Garner Ms. Kathryn W. Gimbel and Mr. Aaron Gallaher Dr. Carlos Gomez and Mrs. Barbara Rubio-Gomez Mr. Sean Gorman Ms. Dot J. Green Mr. and Mrs. William C. Green Mr. and Mrs. James N. Guy, Jr. Ms. Rebecca Harnden Bentley and Tyler Harris Bob and Libba Harris Mr. and Mrs. Rapheal Harris The Hathaway Family Mr. and Mrs. Erich V. Hauser Mr. and Ms. Bryan Hayes
Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Helms Mr. and Mrs. Brian H. Hermeling Mr. and Mrs. Carson D. Hicks Mr. and Mrs. John D. Hicks Ms. Pam S. Higdon John C. Hinson II Bishop and Carolyn Holifield Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Homison Mr. and Mrs. Scott Houston Mrs. Kristen Hughes Ms. Gannon Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Patrick E. Hurley Ms. Suzanne Jamir Mr. and Mrs. Chad S. Jordan Ms. Jessica Kerner Killearn Lakes Racquet & Swim Club Ms. Katherine S. Kirby Ms. Kline and Mr. Kline The Knight Family Mr. and Mrs. James A. Kole Joe and Amy Kupiszewski Col. and Mrs. Bruce D. Landrum, USMC, Ret. Ms. Johanna M. LaVia Mr. and Mrs. Lansing M. Lewis III Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Lewis Mr. Andre Libert Ms. Norma Libert Mr. Gentle Littles, III and Dr. Alma Brown Littles Leslie Grant Lundberg Charles Marschall and Elizabeth Hinson Marschall Mr. Duncan W. Martineau Mr. and Mrs. Miguel Masferrer Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mathias Ms. Kyle N. Maurey Mr. and Mrs. Marvin J. Mayer Mr. Keith Mayo The Mazziotta Family Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. McCall, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. McCann Dr. Margaret McColley John and Ellen Camp McFarlain Mr. and Mrs. Richard McFarlain Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. McGrotha Mr. Rick H. Meeker and Mrs. Nhu Meeker Brianne Jablon Miller Ms. Darlene Miller David and Melissa Minacci
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The Maclay Fund 2015-2016 Blue & White Club (cont’d.) Corbin and Murray Moore Ms. Elizabeth L. Morales Carol and Chip Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mullinax Mr. and Mrs. John Nettles Mr. and Mrs. Kerry Nohle Mr. Lee Norment Mr. and Mrs. Jim Norris Ms. Anneli Nystrand Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Obrecht Carl L. Owenby, Jr. and Helen G. Owenby Ms. Lucile S. Palmer Ms. Terra T. Palmer Mr. and Mrs. Brian L. Pargman Dr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Perkins Dr. Will Perry and Mrs. Emma Perry Mr. and Mrs. Alan Platt Ms. Robyn Rachin Mr. and Mrs. Ravindra N. Rahangdale Ms. Dwan Riggins Mr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Rillstone Grover Rivers Mr. and Mrs. Eugene G. Rivers Mrs. Jean Rivers Mrs. Vena Roberts Dr. B. D. Robinson and Mary Ann McClure Robinson David and Kathleen Rolfs Mr. and Mrs. Colin M. Roopnarine Ms. Eleanore P. Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. David W. Ross Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Rubenstein Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Ruff
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sachsenmaier Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Saff Dr. Vincent J.M. Salters and Ms. Nancy J. Sampson Philip and Fran Visconti Sandon Ms. Elizabeth K. Santoro Mr. and Mrs. Gar H. Schafer Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Schnippert Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Shapley Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Shelfer, Jr. Mr. Andrew Sherrod Ms. Ariel Simonton Mr. and Mrs. Ramsay H. Sims Ms. Jacqueline K. Slack The Sloderbeck Family Ms. Carri C. Smith Lane and Fraser Smith Mr. and Mrs. Malone D. Smith Mr. Chesterfield H. Smith, III and Mrs. Elizabeth Beasley Smith Ms. Danielle S. Sparkman Gwen Spivey The Steffen Family Eric and Cindy Stockstill Mr. C. Corey Fuller and Mrs. Charisse Strawberry-Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Marty Stubblefield Mr. and Mrs. William G. Sweeney Debra Tackett The Taylor Family The Thomas Family Lucinda F. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Thomsen
Tiger Rock Martial Arts of Tallahassee Claire T. Timm Ms. Donna Tischler Mr. and Mrs. Chad Van Iddekinge Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Vickers Mr. and Mrs. John Vinson Jim and Lisa Waddell Mr. Murray M. Wadsworth, Jr. and Mrs. Britt Whitson Wadsworth Ms. Barbara Walden Mr. and Mrs. David Walker Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Ware Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Watson Mr. and Mrs. Phil Webb Mr. and Mrs. William Welge David and Nancy Wesley Mr. and Mrs. Jason White Mr. and Mrs. John Whitworth Ms. Amy Willett Bob and Bertha Williams Mr. and Mrs. Thad E. Williams Ms. Claudia Willis Dr. Elizabeth Winslow Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wolkind Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wright Ms. Ping Wu Mr. Tom Yi and Mrs. Hyunsung Kang Ms. Kristen K. Youngblood Phil and Loraine Zaidan Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Zimmerman
The Maclay Fund 2015-2016 Alumni Giving 1975
David Robinson Mary Ann McClure Robinson
1976
Pamela A. Duys Jesse Suber
1977
Randy Fisher John Ho
1985
Ms. Karen Bashe Paul C. Dickson Elizabeth Hinson Marschall Julie Meisburg McClure Mrs. Ellen Camp McFarlain Fran Visconti Sandon Lisa Dart Waddell
1986
Mr. Robert J. Angerer, Jr. Mr. William B. Carnes 1978 Col. Bruce D. Landrum, USMC, Ret. Mary Byrd Lewis Sims Mr. George Robertson Langford, Jr. Ms. Dena H. Sokolow Cindy Boyd Thomas Tim Phipps
1979
Charles A. Lee Leslie Grant Lundberg
1980
Russell L. Cotton
1982
Jane Aurell Menton Mr. John Vinson
1983
Ms. Michelle Fountain Bob McClure Murray Moore
1984
Sean Culliton Mrs. Kelly Boyd Kirby Philip Sandon
1987
Thomas F. Bianco Ms. Barbara J. Cairns Mr. Dean Gargiulo Mrs. Lora Visconti Hauser Joe Kupiszewski Mr. Blake K. Miles Murray M. Wadsworth, Jr.
1988
Mrs. Cameron Lewis Barton Gavin B. Phipps Loraine McDaniel Zaidan
1989
Mr. Jason F. Coleman
1990
Mr. Thomas E. Lewis Sara Knox Merrill
1991
Mr. Drew Corbett Mr. Thomas H. Deison
1992
Mr. Blake Dowling Brian L. Pargman Mrs. Ginny Boggs Yearty
1993
Leah McIver Atkin John C. Hinson II Mrs. Beth Rowe Lewis Mr. Michael Ruff Britt Whitson Wadsworth
1994
Mrs. Melissa Sparkman Bakas Mr. Dan Koeppel Mrs. Pamela Webster Murphy Mr. Jared Robinson Mrs. Tia Hunt Smith
2000
Mrs. Rosemary Farrell Evans Bentley Frazee Harris Mrs. Brianne Jablon Miller
2001
Ms. Katy W. Gimbel
2002
Ms. Annie McMillan Bell Mr. T. Casey Cook Mrs. Kara Newell Mathias
2005
1995
Mr. David L. Combs Lauren DiMartino-Combs Ms. Kristin E. Kline
1996
2007
Rami Deeb Anna Thomas Koeppel Dr. Paul Kutter
Ms. Laura D. Armstrong Ms. Kyle N. Maurey Mrs. Elizabeth Beasley Smith
1997
2008
Mrs. Courtney Baldock Jordan Mrs. Garrett Kuersteiner 2006 Robinson Mrs. Andrea Letchman Williams Whitney Smith Ellis
Mrs. Heather Clark Duncan Mr. Jake Garner Michel Lester Gregory Mrs. Martha Middlebrooks Kutter
1998
Dr. Carey C. Dozier Mr. William A. Fixel Ted Frazee Mrs. Kelley Cox Garner Mrs. Mary Katharine Croley Lawler
Ms. Elizabeth L. Morales
2010
Ms. Johanna M. LaVia
2012
Mr. Brandon M. Bachtel Mr. Duncan W. Martineau
2013
Ms. Katherine S. Kirby Ms. Elizabeth K. Santoro
1999
C. Caleb Connor Kim Austin Crowell Mrs. Sarah Barnett Deeb
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The Maclay Fund 2015-2016 Live Oak Society 2015-2016 (GIFTS OF $1000 AND ABOVE)
Tom and Jane Barron Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bascom Mr. and Mrs. Sabin Bass Mr. Steven Becker and Dr. Marie Becker Mr. and Mrs. Derek K. Bethke Mrs. Demory S. Boeneke Jeffery and Connie Boland Mr. and Mrs. David Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Junious D. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Rob Cathcart Tom and Donna Chambasian Lamont and Johnnie Cook Dr. Frederick Corpuz and Dr. Joanna Yao Mr. and Mrs. Michael Curry Jim and Kathy Dahl Mr. and Mrs. James R. Daughton, Jr. Chris and Andrea Diamantis Mr. and Mrs. Michael Donahue Charles and Alison Dudley Mr. and Mrs. Christopher F. Dudley Mr. John Hugill and Mrs. Kirsten Dunton Tim and Rosemary Farrell Evans Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Evert Firman Fund Mr. and Mrs. William A. Fixel Mr. and Mrs. Mike Grant Bettie Jane Grant
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Brian and Michel Gregory Dr. and Mrs. George J. Haedicke Mr. Craig M. Hansen Mr. R. Claude Hendon and Ms. Kathleen Brennan E. Cantey Higdon Scott and Mary Hilton Alex and Jane Hinson John Ho Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hosay Mr. John R. Hugill and Mrs. Kiki Dunton Mr. and Mrs. Gary K. Hunter, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Hank L. Hutchinson Mr. and Mrs. Jonathon Israel Mr. and Mrs. Hal Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kerrigan Mr. Robert H. Kirby and Mrs. Kelly Boyd Kirby Dean and Lina Knox Mr. Dan Koeppel and Dr. Anna Koeppel Mr. and Mrs. G. Robertson Langford, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Matthews Mr. and Mrs. Emory Mayfield, Jr. Dr. J. R. McClure III and Mrs. Julie Meisburg McClure Mr. and Mrs. Charles McDuffie Dr. Daniel Mears and Dr. Emily Leventhal
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Meenan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Pichard Dr. and Mrs. Christopher Price Dr. and Mrs. Sandeep Rahangdale Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Robinson Gary and Katrina Rolle Drs. Laurence and Lori Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. P. Michael Ruff Dr. and Mrs. Christopher Rumana Dr. and Mrs. Philip V. Sharp Mr. and Mrs. William G. Smith, Jr. William and Meredith Snowden Dr. and Mrs. James A. Stephens Adelaide Suber Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Suber Dr. and Mrs. Timothy Sweeney Tripp and Susie Transou Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Tunnicliff Jason and Karen Unger Ms. Mary Visconti Mrs. Cynthia F. Webster Mr. and Mrs. Byron Wells Shirley J. Whitsitt Craig and Tish Willis Drs. Leslie and Vicari Wilson Dr. and Mrs. Pat M. Woodward
Special Gifts ALUMNI COURTYARD The Suber Family The Smith/Peipers Family The Phipps Family The Rivers Family The Webster/Murphy Family
BASEBALL FIELD LIGHTS Mr. Drew Corbett and Ms. Melissa Kiniyalocts Mr. David X. Howell Ms. Gannon Hunt Mrs. Laura Hunt Jane Smith Turner Foundation Lawton and Beth Langford Mr. and Mrs. William T. McKinley Mr. and Mrs. Dean W. Palmer Don and Sharon Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Jared B. Robinson Ms. Connie Rumberger Mr. and Mrs. David W. Schuessler Mr. Reed B. Turner Bud and Trina Vielhauer Mr. Taylor Whiddon Dr. Donald Willis
ENDOWMENT
Foundation Tripp and Susie Transou
Luke& Lewis Langford Athletic Fund Mr. and Mrs. G. Robertson Langford, Jr. Mayo Malone Woodward Scholarship Fund Mayo M. Woodward Robert C. Webster, Jr. Memorial Fund Firman Fund
FINANCIAL AID
Maclay School Alumni Association
CENTER FOR LEARNING Mr. and Mrs. Brian Ballard Mrs. Laura Hunt Ms. Gannon Hunt Jane Smith Turner Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William T. McKinley Ms. Abby Pichard Drs. Laurence and Lori Rosenberg Ms. Eleanore P. Rosenberg Turner Foundation Inc.
FRANK SHAW FIELD LIGHTS Mr. and Mrs. Thad Beshears Kyle and Hollee Bollman Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Carvajal Mr. and Mrs. Duane Daunt Mr. and Mrs. Michael Donahue Mr. and Mrs. Blake H. Dowling Dr. and Mrs. David Durden Mr. and Mrs. James Gustafson Mr. and Mrs. Brecht Heuchan Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Homison Peter and Cecilia Loeb Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Lynch Maclay School Alumni Association Mr. John Oakley
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Pichard Dr. Krista Rankin Mr. and Mrs. John Ray Gary and Katrina Rolle Elizabeth and Mark Scott Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sniffen Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Sokolow Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sokolow Mr. and Mrs. Ken Stager Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Suber Tallahassee Orthopedic Clinic Mr. and Mrs. William G. Thames Mr. and Mrs. James L. Yearty
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The Maclay Fund 2015-2016 In Memoriam
In Kind 2015-16
Denny Bunn Rosemary Bunn
The Grant Family Mr. and Mrs. David P. Healy Mr. and Mrs. Gary K. Hunter, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Rick Johnston Jim and Lisa Waddell
Joseph Carter Duys Pamela Duys Margaret LInes Rosemary Bunn Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Davenport Ms. Moira T. Foley Dr. and Mrs. Peter Loeb Mr. and Mrs. Robert Porter Giles Toole Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Davenport Ms. Moira T. Foley Dr. and Mrs. Peter Loeb Frank and Midge Mercer Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Porter Robert C. Webster, Jr. Firman Fund Keith Whitsitt Shirley J. Whitsitt
In Honor Susie Busch Transou Winston and Yvonne Howell Gannon Hunt Laura Hunt Frank McKeown Laura Hunt Beau Turner, Jr. Laura Hunt
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AUCTION / GALA 2016
Auction 2016 Table Underwriters 747 Tables
Periodontal Associates of North Florida /Dr. Walter Colรณn Thames, Gustafson, Merrill & Bollman Langford & Langford
We thank the following sponsors:
Presenting Sponsor
First Flight
Ms. Gannon Hunt
Wine Sponsor
Charlie & Alison Dudley Chris & Susanne Dudley
Runway Sponsor
Dr. Scott & Karen Tetreault
Culinary Sponsor
Hill, Spooner & Elliot, Inc. Ms. Hettie Spooner
Champagne Chance Sponsor Ann Smith Pepers Tallahassee Diamomd Center
Floral Sponsor
S&T Floral Designs
Music Sponsor
Red Hills Broadcasting
Technology Sponsor
Beverage Sponsor
Merrill Lynch - Mike Robinson
Location Sponsor
Mr. & Mrs. Richard V. Campbell
Tri-Eagles Sales
Danny & Tammy Langston
Art Sponsor North Florida Pediatrics Anna Koeppel, MD
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