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2016–2017
Annual Report
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From the Chairman of the Board Marburn Academy changes lives. And because of the generous financial gifts we receive, Marburn Academy is changing the lives of more students than ever before. On behalf of the Board of Trustees and the entire Marburn Academy family, I thank you for the extraordinary part you played in our success this past year. This report details the financial gifts made to Marburn Academy between July 1, 2016 and June 30, 2017. Through the generous gifts from 367 donors, we surpassed our fundraising goals totaling more that $622,000. Our donor participation rate increased to 56% of those who were solicited, with an average gift of $890. Contributions came from many constituencies – current and former trustees, parents, grandparents, alumni, parents of alumni, friends, current and former faculty and staff, corporations, and foundations. We are especially proud to report that the faculty and staff participation rate is at an all-time high of 99%. Every gift makes a difference at Marburn Academy, and we are most grateful. I want to thank the members of the Board of Trustees who served this year. It has been an honor to work with you. All of us offer special thanks to Craig Morrison who stepped down from his position as Chairman of the Board in November 2016. For more than a decade, Craig unselfishly contributed his time and resources to make Marburn Academy a better place. His exemplary leadership of the Board of Trustees and his extraordinary generosity have been instrumental in building our new home and making sure Marburn Academy could change so many lives. I also want to express my appreciation to Amelia McCarty who completed her term on the Board of Trustees this year; we wish her well in her new role. As we continue to grow into our new home, your participation in the life of Marburn Academy is more important than ever. Your support demonstrates commitment to our future and inspires others to become involved in the life of Marburn Academy as we offer the finest education for bright students who learn differently. Brian K. Hicks Chairman, Board of Trustees Marburn Academy
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From the Head of School This has been a remarkable year for Marburn Academy as we celebrated a new beginning in our very own brand-new building in New Albany. What we have achieved fills me with pride. Our transition to New Albany has exceeded all
Looking to the future this year and beyond,
expectations. It has energized and strengthened
more than 260 students began the new school
our incredible community, and given our students,
year in mid-August. A robust strategic planning
families and staff a building that reflects and
process involving representatives of Marburn’s
enhances all the wonderful things that happen in
constituencies is well under way that will chart
our program.
our path for the next three to five years. We will
The 2016-2017 school was one marked with a number of record-breaking milestones, including the fact that 240 students and their families were part of our community, along with 75 faculty and staff. Our new building had 1,489 visitors in the first seven months of 2017. Sixteen members
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continue outreach work with St. Vincent Family Center and the Boys and Girls Club of Columbus to impact the lives of thousands of students throughout Central Ohio, and we hosted Peg Dawson, a national expert on executive function, for a seminar and workshop in mid-September.
of the Class of 2017 graduated in a poignant
Special places do not happen on their own.
ceremony in our new gym, and 50 students were
Marburn Academy exists today because of the
evaluated in the Free Early Reading Screening
generosity of those who ensured that this school
program. Thanks to your generosity, Marburn’s
continues to touch the lives of bright students who
Annual Fund received 382 gifts totaling $339,936.
learn differently for many years to come.
From the student who gave his own earnings to the Annual Fund and the Capital Campaign, to the major donor whose gift impacted Marburn in ways that forever improved the student experience, the families who gave both their time and generous financial gifts, to the struggling family who is limited in what they can give, but does so with a sense of great commitment, to the corporation who asks “what do your students really need right now?� All of these helped to build our future, support the dreams, and affirm the lives of the special young people who are our students.
Thank you for your support of Marburn Academy!
Jamie Williamson
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Current Students Carmen Hessler and Macy Payne Best Friends for Life Carmen and Macy met in the fall of 2014 when they enrolled at Marburn Academy. The girls bonded over the fact that they are both adopted and that they look so much alike that they are often mistaken for sisters. Teacher Leslie Dilley had both girls in her homeroom last year, in math/language classes and in Glitter Club. She says, “In the time I have known Macy, I have watched her become more comfortable with her own strengths and areas of growth. Macy is a friend to everyone and spreads kindness like confetti.” Macy’s mom Kimberly Payne says that her daughter’s time at Marburn has been critically important. “She was very frustrated in public school because the pace at which learning took place overwhelmed her. Knowing she can work at her own pace has boosted her confidence, and she now loves school.” Mrs. Dilley says, “Carmen has a gift for art, especially drawing. During my time knowing Carmen, I’ve watched her confidence grow in every area of her day. She started out shy and reluctant to take risks in the classroom, and has grown into a wise and responsible student who isn’t afraid to share her deep thinking with the class. If confidence could be measured, Carmen’s would be off the charts.” “Just recently I had a chance to review a group of photos that were taken of Carmen and her classmates over the course of last year,” said Terri Hessler, Carmen’s mom. “It pleased me greatly when I saw the huge smiles during classroom activities that grew larger as the year progressed. It is so gratifying as a parent to know that she is truly happy at school.” Marburn Academy is a place where lifelong friendships build confidence and foster learning. The girls illustrate it best in their story and drawing here.
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DEVON JORDAN Marburn Academy Class of 2017
a completely foreign experience for me. I was immediately welcomed as if I were at home, and it was uncomfortable. I figured it was fake. How could people be so willing to help one another? How could teachers be so attentive about meeting the needs of every student? Quickly, however, the school won my heart. Unconditionally, my teachers accepted me, and worked tirelessly to help me feel confident in my abilities. I learned to take heart that no matter what I needed to succeed, the faculty would work hard to make it a reality. . . they’d taught me that I wasn’t disabled; rather, I was just different. They’d taught me that I could — that I was not broken, and that I had a future . . . .I was seen as a member of the Marburn community.
I was diagnosed with ADHD late in my 2nd grade year. Although the diagnosis provided clarity, it reinforced the idea that I was a mistake — a smudge on a painting. It fed the idea that I would never be successful, because I couldn’t focus on anything long enough. I carried the shame of my disability through elementary school and into middle school, where I was ferociously bullied. Miraculously, in my freshman year, just as all hope seemed lost, my wonderful parents found Marburn. Walking into a classroom of students who weren’t just at school to learn, but also to support and care for one another, was
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I discovered that Marburn is not just a place to learn, but that it is a place to grow together and nurture one another, a place to discover your strengths, and to realize that a “disability” is only a difference; one of the many traits that defines a person . . . I know that I am fully capable of becoming whomever, and whatever I want to become. I am empowered to greatness, and live with confidence in my abilities. I could, and I can. Marburn taught me that. Devon Jordan graduated cum laude from Marburn Academy on May 25, 2017. Beginning in the fall 2017, he will be a full-time AmeriCorps member, based in Denver, Colorado.
FRANK DITULLIO When I was about 7 years old, I was told I was different: I had ADHD and difficulty reading. But that’s okay, right? So what if I had attention issues or trouble with reading? That just made me different. It just made me special. It turns out, it did make me special, but according to the school I attended, it was not okay.
Marburn Academy Alumnus
One time, my friend had this awesome Star Wars book, and I asked him if I could read it with him. He laughed and said, “You can’t read this. It’s too hard for you.” Honestly, he was right. No one had taught me how to read something that advanced. It was too difficult for me. . . Eventually, my academic self-esteem fell to the point where I didn’t want to do schoolwork at all, or I would just pretend to do it. My family enrolled me in Marburn Academy before the 3rd grade. At this point, I’d basically accepted the fact that I was stupid and couldn’t learn . . . On my first day at Marburn, I was probably the unhappiest person in the world. The teacher leading my “new kids” group introduced a “getting to know you” exercise. Eventually, we started talking about our personal lives and interacting with other groups. By the time it was over, I
class and two AP English classes, which had previously been my worst subject. By my second month, the school eliminated my IEP. I didn’t need it, because I had been taught how to self-
realized I was having a lot of fun.
advocate and Marburn had addressed my learning differences.
It turns out that every day was even better than the first. When
learned at Marburn.
we started doing schoolwork, I never felt stupid or that the work was too difficult. Instead, I felt encouragement. All my classes were small, which made me feel like I could participate more. What helped even more was that the teachers always seemed to be so proud when I got an answer right, saying things like, “Good job, Frank,” or “Excellent!” I felt smart. I felt confident. I liked school. Every teacher treated me like an individual and not like just another kid that they had in their class for a year. I learned what it meant to be a good friend, teammate, and leader. Because of all the support and the feeling that everyone cared and tailored the teaching to my needs, I learned not to be afraid to ask questions. I learned to advocate for myself and, most importantly, that with some help, I could do anything a normal kid could do, sometimes even more.
I also made a lot of good friends as a result of the social skills I
Today, I am at The Ohio State University main campus as a scholar athlete on the varsity fencing team. I’m proud of my accomplishments and look forward to what I’m going to be. I know I could not have done any of this without Marburn. Everyone is different and everyone is special. What Marburn does is embrace your differences and teach to the differences. By making that adjustment, Marburn can unlock potential in all aspects of life beyond just teaching a child to read. The skills Marburn gave me prepared me to take on life’s challenges. I learned to celebrate being different, that people truly believe I can do great things, and that I should also believe in myself. I am very lucky to have gone to Marburn. Frank Ditullio attended Marburn Academy from 2006 until 2012
I left Marburn after 8th grade, proud and nervous, to attend
when he transitioned to Bexley High School. He is currently a
Bexley High School, which has high standards of academic
sophomore at The Ohio State University where he is a sabre
excellence. With the tools I learned at Marburn, I did well. I was
fencer with the varsity team. Frank plans to get a master’s
on the honor roll all four years. I even took one Honors English
degree in education.
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December 1, 2016 Donors’ first look at Marburn Academy in New Albany
January 8, 2017
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Open House for Marburn students and their families
January 22, 2017 Grand Opening Celebration
April 9, 2017 Dedication of the Garek Gallery
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The 2017 Annual Gala was held on Saturday, April 29th at the Grand Ballroom in The Ohio Union. More than 300 people enjoyed the evening celebrating Marburn’s extraordinary students and alumni, and more than $275,000 was raised for scholarships. 13
Outreach Activities On June 6th at a Boys & Girls Clubs of Columbus (BGCC)
The partnership between the two organizations began in
training workshop, Marburn Academy staffers instructed
late 2016 with Marburn Academy assisting in redefining the
200 fellows of Boys & Girls Clubs of Columbus on fostering
structure of BGCC Power Hour. Power Hour helps Club
a positive learning environment for their Columbus City
members ages 6-18 achieve academic success by providing
School students.
homework help, tutoring and high-yield learning activities and encouraging members to become self-directed learners.
Head of School Jamie Williamson gave a keynote presentation to the group of fellows on creating a positive
Stephanie Royal, Director of Outreach, said, “This was an
learning environment and classroom spaces. Additional
exciting year in outreach. Our mission driven work included
Marburn educators led four breakout sessions on ways to
development of new collaborative partnerships with Boys
incorporate positive behavior strategies in the classroom
and Girls Club of Columbus. Through this partnerships alone,
and with individual students.
we impacted more than 2,000 students in the greater Central Ohio area. I look forward to the coming year, continuing and expanding our partnerships.�
Board of Trustees
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Brian Hicks, Chairman
Tim Martin (in 2017)
Beth Savage (in 2017)
Tom Souder, Vice-Chair
Amelia McCarty J.D. (until 2017)
Dan Sierzputowski
Sharon Wolfe, Secretary
Yvette McGee Brown
Kerry Thompson, CFP
Rick Milenthal, Treasurer
Mike McGovern
Anthony White
Rhonda Anglim
Jim Perry (in 2017)
Tom White (in 2017)
Steven Guy, Ph.D.
Michael Parkes
Jamie Williamson, Head of School
Brian Hummell
Terry Sanders
Marjorie Garek, Trustee Emerita
Faculty and Staff Laura Aldag
Kevin Fish
Maggie Alexeeff
Jennifer Fitzer
Faculty (in 2017) Scholarship Liaison
Jasmine Baker Receptionist
Erin Barr
Director of Marketing and Communications
Angela Bell Faculty
Stephen Biehn
Athletic Director/Faculty
Gina Bishop
Faculty (until 2017)
Sarah Branaghan Faculty
Dana Brennan Faculty
Leslie Buford
Language Specialist
Scott Burton
Associate Head of School
Benjamin Burwinkel
Faculty Faculty
Vickie Fomich Faculty
Christopher Geisler Faculty
Kathleen Halligan
Math Curriculum Supervisor
Donna Hawkins Faculty
Leigh Hill
Executive Assistant
Steve Hiltner Faculty
Laura Hirsch
Advancement Assistant
Kristen Huenemann Head of Middle School
Liesl Huenemann Faculty
Kelly Hunter-Rice
Faculty
School Counselor, Dean of Students (2017)
Jana Cook
Tia Jackson
Development and Alumni Relations Specialist (until 2017)
Speech Language Pathologist (in 2017)
Kyle Cook
Austin Kochs
Lorien Dana
Mangala Krishnaswamy
Faculty Faculty
TechnologySupport Specialist Lunch Assistant (until 2017)
Lisa Neuhoff
Patricia Wallendjack
Kenny Pargeon
Elizabeth Weakley
Shetal Parikh
Linda Welch
Cindy Porter
Kelly Widdows
John Provenzale
Nicole Whitaker
Language Remediation Supervisor Faculty (in 2017)
Admissions Associate (in 2017) Faculty
Facilities and Maintenance Supervisor
Archana Ramanujam
Janine Winters
Devin Russell
Shari Wolfe
Head of High School, College Guidance Coordinator (in 2017) Accounting Manager
Sally Sayre Faculty
Jeanette Sheppa Faculty (in 2017)
Miriam Skapik
Head of Lower Division
Rebecca Skinner Faculty
Samantha Smith Faculty
Shane Spicer
Director of Technology and Head of Specials (in 2017)
Lexi Limbert
Robyn Delfino
Stacie Loskota
Leslie Dilley
Aaron Loskota
Kelly Dunlevy
Jennifer Martin-Gledhill
Erika Feigles
Megan Menker
Michael Taylor
Nicolle Fischer
Maureen Moore
Paul Van Dop
Faculty Faculty Faculty
Faculty (until 2017) Faculty
Faculty Faculty
IEP Scholarship Liaison Academic Dean Faculty Faculty
Carol Whitt
Ruth Rubin
Brian Davis
Faculty (until 2017)
Faculty
Jamie Williamson
Director of Outreach
Michelle Lewis Faculty
Faculty (in 2017)
Stephanie Royal
Jenny Davidson Faculty (until 2017)
Administrative Assistant
Extended School Day Program Coordinator (in 2017)
Michqua Levi Faculty
Chief Financial Officer
Speech Language Pathologist
Susan Dapo
Staff Accountant
Director of Institutional Advancement
Ryan Stander Faculty
Jessica Stefanacci
Head of School
Human Resource Specialist (in 2017) Admissions Associate, Faculty (in 2017)
Jacqueline Yohman Faculty
Brandon Zall
Faculty (in 2017) TUTORS:
Beth Abramovitz Sandy Applegett (until 2017) Lisa Condron (until 2017) Linda Freeman Walker (until 2017)
Mindy Galbreath (until 2017) Beth Hawks (until 2017) Sue Kear Sarah Latta Kristi Perry Madeline Rivera Gabriella Schaffer
Faculty
Celeste Stevenson
Director of Admissions
Diane Sumen Secretary
Siobhan Taylor
Head of High School (in 2017) Faculty
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Honor Roll of Donors July 1, 2016 – June 30, 2017
Annual Fund Donors Beth Abramovitz Mr. and Mrs. David Adkins Philip and Katrin Aldag Maggie and Rudy Alexeeff Alliance Data Richard and Molly Anderson Ralph and Ann Anderson Rhonda and Phil Anglim Anonymous (3) Erin and Brian Barr Rannells Bauman Angela Bell Lawrence and Celia Besselman Stephen and Jenni Biehn Ken Biehn Layton Binon Gina and Gary Bishop Sarah Branaghan David and Barbara Brandt Dana and Joe Brennan Jason and Laura Brentlinger Mr. and Mrs. Jack Briggs Reta Brown Mary Bullock Scott and Jane Burton Ben Burwinkel Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Byrne Charles and Charlotte Carroll Tony and Crystal Carstens Bennett and Lauren Cohen Bruce and Jane Coleman-Porter Hillary Collins Steve and Kathleen Conkel Kyle Cook Jana Cook Adam and Beth Cooper Mary Coppolo Beth Crane and Richard McKee Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crockett Michael and Katherine Cullinan Preston and Pam Cunningham William and Lori Custer Lorien and Brad Dana Susan and Douglas Dapo Lizabeth Darrah Richard and Barbara Davidson Brian and Bethany Davis Daniel Dershowitz and Debra Gross Tina L. Szmania-DeFluiter and John DeFluiter Ron and Pat Dickerson Leslie and Neil Dilley Discover Financial Services Mark and Jessica Ditullio Michael Douglas Kelly and Brian Dunlevy Jim and Sharon Edwards
Bert and Brenda Elliott Jim and Babette Feibel Nancy Finley Kevin Fish and Shelly Casto Hazel Fletcher Jeff and Kristin Florey Vickie and Jason Fomich Jonathan and Barb Fortkamp Mark and Tia Gannon Marjorie Garek Pamela Gartin Robert and Sheila Gazaway Chris and Paige Geisler Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Genshaft Mary and Robert Gilbert Michael and Janice Goodman Robert and Linda Gorman Jim and Jackie Graeser Robert Guiher Tom and Kamie Guzy Kathleen Halligan Robert and Ruth Hallisy Mike and Janis Halteman John and Tracy Haring Harry C. Moores Foundation Donna Harter Donna and Christopher Hawkins Diane Hays Ray and Judy Heit Brian and Kathy Hicks Kimberly Higgins Leigh and Marvin Hill Steve and Vanessa Hiltner Nina and Harry Hines Laura and Mitch Hirsch Liesl and John Huenemann Kristen and Jeff Huenemann Jim and Betsy Hughes Brian and Beth Hummell Kelly Hunter-Rice and Scott Rice Jane Hurlbert The Ingram-White Castle Foundation Jeff and Morgan Johnston Martin Jones and Lori Darrah Gary and Rosalind Judd Jason and Amy Judd Sarah Kamp Latta and Brett Latta Honora Kaufman Larry Kaufman and Melissa Crespy Mark and Marie Keister Henry and Mary Kelly Wayne and Carol King Chris and Susan Knowles Austin Kochs Victor and Cookie Krupman L Brands Foundation Ralph and Kathy LaRouere
Ben and Chelsea Lehman Michqua and Art Levi Yale and Lauren Levy Lewin Family/Hamilton Parker Foundation Michelle and Jeff Lewis Lexi Limbert Lincoln Financial Foundation, Inc. Bob and Ruth Lingo Deborah Link Dwight and Anita Lomax Aaron and Stacie Loskota Lynn and Edward Luffey Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lurie Kevin Lyles and Sally Ford-Lyles Richard and Jody MacLean Andrew and Carrie Madison Amiel and Melissa Mansur Jennifer Martin-Gledhill and Matt Gledhill Amelia and Bill McCarty Bill and Esther McGee Yvette McGee Brown and Tony Brown Mike and Diana McGovern Steve and Christy Meese Karen Megahan Megan and Ben Menker Bruce and Nancy Meyer Mark and Sharon Meyer Tom and Diana Miller Robert Molitors and Karen Schraer-Molitors Craig and Betsy Morrison MPTO Lisa Neuhoff Joyce Noland Jeff and Lisa Norris Joyce O’Malley Martha Orbovich Matthew and Heather Painter Michael and Debra Parkes Dan and Rachel Patton Kristi and Jim Perry Preston and Vikki Phelps Christie and Steven Prue Archana Ramanujam Joanne Ransom Charles and Susie Rath Kathleen Ray Nick and Dana Ray Sally and Larry Reinhart Brian Riddlebarger and Deborah Heit Sandra Riedl Jim and Cindy Roberts
Rosanne Clementi and Joy Tapper Stephanie and David Royal Devin Russell Terry Sanders and Kristen Sydney Elaine and John Sauk Sally Schenck Robert Schenck and William Chang J. Michael Scholl Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Seegers Gabriella and Mark Shaffer Malcolm and Marilyn Shrimplin Dan and Monique Sierzputowski Miriam and Stephen Skapik Rebecca Skinner Ron Solove Sophie & David Rubin Foundation Olivia Souder Tom and Robin Souder Shane and Gina Spicer Jessica and Erik Stefanacci Seyman Stern Celeste and Bill Stevenson Peter Supron Terry and Kris Tanner Michael and Bree Taylor Brant and Mary Tedrow Philip Tetzloff and Linda Holvik Sriram Tharmapuram and Rupa Narayanan The 5 Stones Group, Inc. The Jaffe Family Foundation Kerry and Molly Thompson Tim Thompson and Laurie RinehartThompson Jennifer Tuttle United Way of Central Ohio, Inc. Karen Veronica Views on Learning, Inc. Patricia Wallendjack and Jeffrey GamblĂŠe Richard and Janet Waters Wayne E. and Mildred K. Smith Memorial Fund Elizabeth and Kevin Weakley Daniel Welch Linda Welch Nicole Whitaker Sterling Wiggins and Karen Crist Jamie and Krista Williamson Gary and Diane Wilson Shari Wolfe Sharon and Andy Wolfe Jacqueline and John Yohman John and Patti Ziegler
Gala Donors AEP Maggie and Rudy Alexeeff Rhonda and Phil Anglim Anonymous Monica Badurina Matt and Laura Baehr Erin and Brian Barr Angela Bell Gerry and Tammy Bennett Michael and Therese Berry
Big Lots Foundation Bill Benninger, Steven Guy and Associates Diana Bloch Scott and Julie Bowman Jacob and Erika Bray Anthony and Lindsey Brigano Mr. and Mrs. Jack Briggs Reta Brown Connor and Maddie Burton Charles and Charlotte Carroll
Tony and Crystal Carstens Bruce and Jane Coleman-Porter Mark and Leslie Collins Continental Office Bobbie Cooey Jana Cook Andrew and Diane Crawford Clifford and Nancy Crooks Megan and Doug Daughters Mark and Tracy Davidson Todd and Nancy Davis Dennis and Jennifer Deibel Ron and Pat Dickerson Mark and Jessica Ditullio Jim Douglas Kelley Douglas Theresa Dreiling Brian and Judy Edwards Ronald and Joyce Erkis Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Erkis Erkis Consulting Group Fischer-Backus Jeff and Kristin Florey Jonathan and Barb Fortkamp Ronald and Paula Foth Mark and Jenny Gams Marjorie Garek Thomas and Karen Gavin Wayne Gniewkowski Henri and Maria Goldman Lois Greenblott Beth Grimes-Flood and Tom Flood Steven and Suzanne Guy Kathleen Halligan Ronald and Kathy Harter Donna and Chris Hawkins Robert and Jen Heck Timothy and Marguerite Heron Brian and Kathy Hicks Hicks Partners, LLC Tracy and Laura Higginbotham Alan and Lisa Hinson Richard and Nancy Hobe Barry and Wanda Honeycutt Jack and Julie Horn Rick and Susan Hoskins Paul and Stephanie Hsu Liesl and John Huenemann Kristen and Jeff Huenemann IGS Energy Mike and Kara Johansen Tim and Christine Johnson Martin Jones and Lori Darrah David and Cathy Jordan Jason and Amy Judd Areyah and Esther Kaltmann Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Katcher Gordon and Susan Kaylor Prabhat and Mangala Krishnaswamy Timothy Kurtz L Brands Foundation Michael and Michelle LaRowe Jason and Amy Laudick Ray and Ann Lemmen
Michqua and Art Levi Bonnie Lucas Tim Madison Andrew and Carrie Madison Tim and Pam Martin Alan and Patti Masarek Amelia and Bill McCarty Scott and Patricia McFarland Barbara McFarland Todd and Nancy McFarland Yvette McGee Brown and Anthony Brown Mike and Diana McGovern Ashish and Divya Mehta Megan and Ben Menker Urban and Shelley Meyer Eric and Mandy Mikkelson Rick and Karen Milenthal Craig and Betsy Morrison Nationwide Wendy Naumann Jeff and Lisa Norris Barb Northrup Paul and Leslie Papali Michael and Debra Parkes Dan and Rachel Patton John and Carolyn Phillips Gary and Suzanne Potts Terrie Radcliff Tony and Sheila Radcliff Archana Ramanujam Charles and Susie Rath Amy Reardon Michael and Stephanie Reardon Christine Reisman Ron and Lynn Reith William and Sarah Reynolds Stephanie and David Royal Ruth and Kenneth Rubin Terry Sanders and Kristen Sydney Robert and Suzanne Sartarelli John and Mandy Sass Steve and Grace Schmitt Mark and Lisa Schmitt The Scotts Company and Subsidiaries Kyle and Julia Sebastian Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Seegers Mark and Penni Sheedy Ladonna Solove Tom and Robin Souder Shane and Gina Spicer Eric and Anne St. John Celeste and Bill Stevenson James and Jana Sullinger David and Julie Tetzloff The Daimler Group Inc. The Shipyard Kerry and Molly Thompson Tim Thompson and Laurie RinehartThompson Thompson Hine LLP George and Cindy Tzagournis Jason and Michelle Walker Patricia Wallendjack and Jeffery GambĂŠe Elizabeth and Kevin Weakley
Tony and Christine White Tom and Liz White Sterling Wiggins and Karen Crist Melissa Will Jamie and Krista Williamson
Shari Wolfe Sharon and Andy Wolfe Wolfe Associates, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. William Wolfe, Jr.
Capital Campaign Donors Mike and Carol Anderson Angela Bell Sarah Branaghan Scott and Jane Burton Steven and Beth Catlett Continental Office Jana Cook Preston and Pam Cunningham The Daimler Group, Inc Lorien and Brad Dana Brian and Bethany Davis Leslie and Neil Dilley Michael Douglas Beth Grimes-Flood and Tom Flood Jim and Babette Feibel Randy and Julie Friedlander Randal and Marguerite Garvey Ronald and Kathy Harter Donna and Chris Hawkins Gordon and Donna Hecker Brian and Kathy Hicks Steve and Vanessa Hiltner Laura and Mitch Hirsch Huntington National Bank Jane Hurlbert IGS Energy The Ingram-White Castle Foundation Bradley and Holly Kastan Steven and Gale Klayman Austin Koch Michqua and Art Levi
Michelle and Jeff Lewis Carole Liederbach Lexi Limbert Bob and Joy Longfellow Andrew and Carrie Madison and Family Mike and Diana McGovern Barbara McFarland Bill and Cheryl McGee James and Heather McKay David and Bonnie Milenthal Lisa Neuhoff Michael and Debra Parkes Project Control Systems, Inc. John and Celena Provenzale Archana Ramanujam Stephanie and David Royal Devin Russell Dan and Monique Sierzputowski Rebecca Skinner Celeste and Bill Stevenson Thompson Hine LLP United Titanium United Way of Central Ohio Patricia Wallendjack and Jeffrey Gamblée Elizabeth and Kevin Weakley Alan and Bobbie Weiler Nicole Whitaker Jamie and Krista Williamson Shari Wolfe Jacqueline and John Yohman
Honorific and Memorial Gifts Cenname Family Fund of the Columbus Foundation • In honor of Marje Garek Clementi Environmental Consulting, LLC • In honor of Jack Milenthal Melissa Crespy and Larry Kaufman • In honor of Netanya Kaufman Lauren and Yale Levy • In honor of William Chang and Robert Schenck’s Wedding Cindy and Jim Roberts • In honor of Brad Roberts, Class of 2012 Sandra Riedl • In memory of Michael Riedl Melissa Will • In memory of Sam Luffey Nancy Finley • In memory of Vito Nocero Donations for The Garek Gallery give by: Barbara and David Brandt, Marjorie Garek, Kimberly Higgins, Lewin Family/Hamilton Parker Foundation, Andrew and Carrie Madison, Michael and Debra Parkes
Thanks to the following organizations for their generous gifts to Marburn Academy this year: IGS Energy for the colorful Field Day T-shirts The Five Stones Group, Inc. for outstanding video production services The Marburn Parent Teacher Organization for the wonderful new fish tank and its occupants. This Honor Roll of Donors lists all gifts received between July 1, 2016 and June 30, 2017. In compiling our lists of contributors, we have tried to be as accurate as humanly possible. If your name has been omitted or listed incorrectly, please let us know at 614.433.0822 and accept our sincere apologies.