NORFOLK COLLEGIATE’S ANNUAL AUCTION
IT’S 2020.
IT’S A TAD UNCONVENTIONAL.
SO TEXT “MYSTERY” to 71760 ON TUESDAY, OCT. 13, AND SEE WHAT IT’S ALL ABOUT.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Auction Schedule of Events Experience Details Live Auction Guidelines and Rules Live Auction Items Art Auction Items Lower School Donations Friends of the Auction Grandparents and Honored Students Auction Donors Auction Planning Committee Norfolk Collegiate Staff
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ANNUAL AUCTION SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Silent Auction Opens 12 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 13 Silent Auction Closes 5:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 17 Live Auction Opens 5:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 17 Pizza Making with Chef Chris Kyler 6-7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 17 4
Hidden Gems Wine Tasting with Sommelier Erik Segelbaum 6-7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 17 Virtual Concert with Lewis McGehee 7-8 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 17 Live Auction Closes 8 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 17 Raffle Ticket Drawing via Facebook Live 8:15 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 17 Check Out When the silent and live auctions close, bidders will receive a text message if they are the winning bidder on any item. Please follow the link to review your invoice and complete payment.
EXPERIENCE DETAILS If you reserved a spot at the table for one of our two experiences, Hidden Gems from Around the World or Pizza Making, you will receive an email with the Zoom link prior to Saturday’s event. Chef Chris Kyler, top right, and Sommelier Erik Segelbaum, left, are looking forward to meeting the Collegiate community and giving you the inside tips on pizza and wine! Kits will be delivered to the addresses provided upon purchase. The recipe will be provided in a separate email with additional information. Enjoy a private concert with Lewis McGehee, bottom right. A prominent force in the Virginia music scene, McGehee’s acoustic sound is one that many people flock to around town. Virtual tickets are $20 through Oct. 15. Zoom link will be sent one day prior to event.
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VIRTUAL AUCTION RULES & GUIDELINES
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1. Starting at noon on Tuesday, Oct. 13, text “MYSTERY” to 71760. You will receive a text message that prompts you to register. Once registered, you will be able to look at and bid on items in the auction. You must pre-register a credit card to view the items. If you are a winning bidder, you will be able to change that card prior to payment. 2. Bidders are able to sort silent auction items by categories (Tots & Teens, Home & Garden, Men & Women, Entertainment and Restaurant Row). 3. All silent auction items will close at 5:30 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 17. 4. Winning bidders will receive a link to check out at the end of the night (8 p.m.) At this point, winning bidders will be able to review their purchases and payment information. *If this step is not completed, the card on file will be charged the following week. 5. For troubleshooting, please contact the development office at 757.480.2348. Members will be available from 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Tuesday through Friday and from 5-8 p.m. on Saturday. 6. Items may be picked up at the middle and upper school campus on Monday, Oct. 19, from 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. and Tuesday, Oct. 20, through Friday, Oct. 23, from 2-4:30 p.m. • When you arrive, please pull in front of the Scribner Belltower and call the development office at 757.480.2348. Your items will be brought out to you at that time for contactless delivery. Items may not be sent home with your children who attend the school. • Please contact the Development Office to arrange for pick up of larger items at 757.480.2348.
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LIVE AUCTION ITEMS
LIVE AUCTION GUIDELINES & RULES
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1. The live auction will begin at 5:30 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 17, and will remain open until 8 p.m. All items in this section will be available to bid on simultaneously. There will be no auctioneer. 2. If you are the final bidder, you will be notified via text message when the section closes. 3. Winning bidders will receive a link to check out. At this point, you are able to review your purchases and payment information. *If this step is not completed, the card on file will be charged the following week. 4. Items may be picked up at the middle and upper school campus on Monday, Oct. 19, from 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. and Tuesday, Oct. 20, through Friday, Oct. 23, from 2-4:30 p.m. • When you arrive, please pull in front of the Scribner Belltower and call the development office at 757.480.2348. Your items will be brought out to you for contactless delivery. Items may not be sent home with your children who attend the school. • Please contact the Development Office to arrange for pick up of larger items at 757.480.2348. 5. Unless otherwise specified, all certificates for goods and services must be redeemed within one year. 6. Any follow-up questions and arrangements with live auction items/ packages should be directed to Lil Acosta, associate director of annual giving & special events, at lacosta@norfolkcollegiate.org. 7. All sales are final. There will be no exceptions or refunds on items except when specified. No cash refunds will be given for any reason. The Internal Revenue Code permits you to deduct the amount that exceeds the fair market value of the item purchased at the auction. The fair market value will be given with your receipt. Norfolk Collegiate and the contributors are not responsible for authenticity or defect in any item and make no warranty in connection with any item. Any school liability for auction items ceases with the purchase.
TRUSTEE WINE CELLAR Curated by our Board of Trustees, this collection of wine is sure to please a variety of pallets. Whether you’re a wine connoisseur or just starting your cellar, this is a perfect way to get a jump start. Highlighted bottles include: • Moone-Tsai Chardonnay 2014 • Silver Oak Cabernet Sauvignon 2014 • Chateau 2014 • Etude Pinot Noir 2017 • Caymus Cabernet Sauvignon 2018 • Schramsberg Blanc de Noir 2015 • Amarone Della Valpolicella Villa Camarena • Mailly Brut Reserve • Amici Cabernet Sauvignon 2017 • Rose Rock Pinot Noir 2016 • CrossBarn Cabernet Sauvignon 2016 • Vevve Clicquot Thank you 2020-21 Board of Trustees
The Granger Family is excited to join the Norfolk Collegiate Oaks! Looking for a getaway? Escape to the tranquility of the Blue Ridge Mountains at Wintergreen Resort where you can hike, ski, snowboard, tube, swim, zipline, golf, visit wineries & breweries, pick apples & peaches, visit caverns and more! Or just relax!
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HEAD OF SCHOOL FOR THE DAY This is an opportunity of a lifetime for any student in Kindergarten through Grade 12 to run Norfolk Collegiate for the day and to better understand what it takes to be Mr. Kennedy! From his desk to division head offices, your child will have a tailored agenda and receive a behind-the-scenes perspective of our lower, middle and upper school campuses. Mr. Kennedy will swap roles with this lucky student and follow his or her class schedule for the day. Thank you Norfolk Collegiate GRADUATION FRONT ROW SEATS & PARKING Enjoy the Class of 2021’s commencement ceremony from the front row! Regardless of how the ceremony will look, these eight front row seats and two reserved parking spots will be yours on May 28, 2021. Thank you Norfolk Collegiate 10
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PRIVATE LIVE CONCERT WITH SECOND GLANCE Enjoy a private, in-person concert with Norfolk’s Second Glance. This group of four, including alumni Tommy Mathas ’83 and Tommy Lawless ’83, will have you jamming out and singing along to the best that rock has to offer. The winning bidder will receive three hours of live music with “Second GLance” on a mutually agreed upon date. Thank you Tommy Mathas ’83 and Second GLance PRIVATE LIVE CONCERT WITH DON CHAPMAN ’72 Live music at home is the new thing to do! Winning bidder will receive two hours of live music—in person or virtual anywhere in Virginia—from alumnus Don Chapman ’72. With a song list of originals and covers spanning from The Beatles, The Byrds, America, Gin Blossoms and Toad the Wet Sprocket to Duncan Sheik, David Gray, Glen Phillips, Alice Peacock and other hit performers, the audience is always entertained and engaged. Thank you Don Chapman ’72 BOATING WITH THE BRATTENS Enjoy a gorgeous day on the water with new current parents John and Morgan Bratten. You and three other guests will board their boat, “Rocksteady,” a 2010 25’ off -sore NauticStar 2500 center console, on a mutually agreed upon Saturday or Sunday. Cruise the backwaters of Virginia Beach and explore the sandbars, First Landing State Park and one of many waterfront restaurants along the way. Appetizers and drinks will be provided on the boat to top off this fun day on the water. Thank you John & Morgan Bratten
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THE WANDERING PETAL & ALOHA SNACKS PARTY FOR 10 Grab nine of your friends and spend the afternoon learning how to arrange flowers with the owner of The Wandering Petal, Nicole Turkenkoph. She will take you through the best tips and tricks for creating these stunning bouquets on your own. Once your flowers are designed, lunch will be provided from Aloha Snacks, by owner and award-winning chef Jesse Wykle. Thank you to The Wandering Petal and Aloha Snacks
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STAYCATION AT THE CAVALIER HOTEL This relaxing staycation will include a suite at The Cavalier Virginia Beach. Enjoy the incredible views while enjoying delectable dishes. Your weekend getaway will include breakfast at Tulu Seaside Bar and Grille, where this chefdriven cuisine featuring locally sourced products and an inventive hand-crafted cocktail menu designed with fresh ingredients, infused alcohol, and locally made craft spirits. Included will also be lunch at Orion’s Roof and dinner at Becca Restaurant. Thank you Bruce Thompson and The Cavalier Hotel VACATION STAY IN THE BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS Are you ready for a change of scenery and pace? This beautiful post and beam mountain home sleeps 8-10 guests with all the amenities you’ll need, and it’s located within the Wintergreen Resort just off the Blue Ridge Parkway. Spring and summer are wonderful times to enjoy the fresh mountain air and spectacular vistas from the extensive Wintergreen and Appalachian Trail networks that can be accessed directly from the home. Enjoy a full, seven-day vacation getaway at a time that works for you! From March 8, 2021-summer 2021. This includes Norfolk Collegiate’s spring break. For more information on the home and its location please see the listing at www.vrbo.com/662954. Reservation must be a mutually agreed upon date and coordinated with Norfolk Collegiate’s Development department. There will be an additional $200 cleaning fee. Thank you Granger Family
GLASS LIGHT HOTEL PACKAGE Enjoy a night’s stay at this intellectually curious boutique hotel and glass art gallery in the heart of Downtown Norfolk’s Local Historic District. Reimagined from its 1912 heritage, the building boasts masterfully detailed guest rooms and suites. Enjoy the exceptional works of glass art by world renowned artists such as Peter Bremers and Lino Tagliapietra. This package also includes dinner for two by Executive Chef Zack Close ’05, which includes two small plates, two main entrees, two desserts and two (non-alcoholic) beverages. Thank you Glass Light Hotel & Zack Close ’05 SNOWSHOE GETAWAY Take a trip to the West Virginia mountains and enjoy this one bedroom condo at Snowshoe. With walkout accessibility and views of the ski lift, this getway is the perfect escape for any ski goer. Available for a four-day, mid-week stay, this condo sleeps four. Cash-in your trip now through summer 2021. Thank you Boone Family
Speech, Language & Literacy Assessments and Intervention for Children and Adults in the Tidewater Community Pamela Karangelen Crenshaw, M.A. CCC-SLP Clinic Director/Speech-Language Pathologist NCS Class of ‘92 www.norfolkspeech.com 110 Kingsley Lane, Suite 209 Norfolk, VA 23505 757.423.1933
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ART AUCTION ITEMS
ART DONATIONS We’re excited to include an arts section in our live auction offerings this year. Below are all of the art pieces that have been curated specifically for Norfolk Collegiate’s auction. SCOTT MCMONAGLE COMMISSIONED PIECE Collaborate with Scott McMonagle, current parent and local artist, to create your one-of-a-kind piece. From acrylic painting to epoxy “table candy,” McMonagle’s work is sure to be one you will want in your home. This item is valued at $750. See more of his work at https://jscottmcm. com/. “HERON” BY SPENCER TINKHAM Spencer Tinkham ’11 is a proud Norfolk Collegiate alumnus who is known in the art world for his finely sculpted animals with a hint of human emotion out of discarded wood, metal and non-recyclable materials. Spencer’s sculptures draw influence from literature, folk art, Modern art, and contemporary art. This hand-drawn ink/graphite 5x7 inches was done specifically for one lucky Norfolk Collegiate community member. Start your Spencer Tinkham art collection off with this unique piece perfect for anywhere in your home or office. See more of Spencer’s work at www.spencertinkhamart.com. “BLUE HERON” BY LORI BACCANARI Perfect for any home decor, this 18x24 inch painted blue heron is looking for a place to call home. Current parent Lori Baccanari’s talent shines through with the delicate strokes and attention to detail this blue heron portrays.
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“OBX MILKYWAY” PRINT BY NATHAN INGRAM PHOTOGRAPHY Alumnus Nathan Ingram ’06 juxtaposes the center of our galaxy with the Oregon Inlet Lifesaving Station in Hatteras, North Carolina in his print, “OBX Milkyway.” This matted and framed print is 12x15 inches. See more of Ingram’s work at www.nathaningramphotography.com. “PANORAMA OF NORFOLK, VA AND SURROUNDINGS - 1892” FROM OLDE MASTERS FRAME SHOP This unique print offers a historic look at Norfolk circa 1892. It’s 40x22.5 inch framed print from Olde Masters Frame Shop is perfect for any Hampton Roads history buff. 16
“SAILBOATS ON THE HORIZON” FROM BEACH GALLERY Art doesn’t have to match your couch, but if you have a nautical-themed home “Sailboats on the Horizon” is the perfect addition. This 30x18 inch photo on metal piece donated by Jaqui Lilly ’90, owner of Beach Gallery, displays sailboats on the horizon. “DUNE SENTINEL” BY HERB JONES Donated by Jaqui Lilly ’90, owner of Beach Gallery, this signed Herb Jones print titled “Dune Sentinel” is 19x24 inches and ready to hang in your home!
“WHITE PEONIES IN GLASS JAR” BY EMILY FRANKLIN Hand painted by current parent Emily Franklin, this classic display of white peonies in a glass jar will bring a delicate touch to your home. This oil on canvas painting measures 24x36 inches.
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LOWER SCHOOL DONATIONS
LOWER SCHOOL DONATIONS
Thank you to our lower school Parent Ambassadors with the guidance of Becky Tillson and Mary Lewis ’90, lower school donations co-chairs, for organizing these baskets. PRE-KINDERGARTEN 3: MOVIE NIGHT AT HOME Enjoy the perfect movie night in with this basket! Our pre-Kindergarten 3 class included everything needed for a magical movie experience with your friends and family. This basket includes a large popcorn bucket, four individual popcorn buckets, popcorn popper, microwave popcorn and popping kernels, two large bags of pretzels, two popcorn seasonings, assorted candy, two $25 gift cards for Domino’s, Coca-Cola, Sprite and wine. 19 PRE-KINDERGARTEN 4: ALL WRAPPED UP This basket contains everything you need for holiday wrapping in one convenient location! From bows and wrapping paper to the basics of scissors and tape, this basket has it all. Treat yourself to some beverages with a $50 Total Wine gift card during the holiday madness while you wrap. Also included is a peppermint mocha candle from Reba Rose Sweets and Treats, a $50 Amazon gift card, gift tags, cotton twine, and a variety of wrapping paper in a storage bag. KINDERGARTEN: “ARRANGED ACORNS” What a perfect way to represent the Class of 2033! These hand-drawn acorns represent each child in his or her own light. Arranged in a glass frame, these little acorns will shine bright in your home! FIRST GRADE: “RIPPED TIDE” Soothe your soul with this handcrafted piece by our first grade students! Each piece of paper has been hand-painted, purposefully ripped and assembled to resemble a flowing ocean current within a black framed shadow box that’s 24x30 inches.
SECOND GRADE: JAR OF CARDS This fingerprinted jar by our lovely second graders contains a variety of gift cards to your favorite places, including REI, Yorgos, Chocollage Bakery & Cafe, Norfolk Pawn, Netflix, (2) Chick-fil-A, Panera and Public House. THIRD GRADE: YOUNG CHEF’S BASKET Your little ones will love this amazing fun-filled basket that includes everything you need for a young chef to learn his or her way around the kitchen. You can even dress the part with two Norfolk Collegiate embroidered hats and aprons.
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FOURTH GRADE: FAMILY MOVIE NIGHT From popcorn and candy to cozy pillows and blankets, this basket is made for a night of movies and snuggling with the family! Enjoy assorted candy, popcorn seasonings, root beer, Coca-Cola, Orville Redenbacher popcorn kernels, a Norfolk Collegiate blanket and 2 Norfolk Collegiate Tervis tumblers, and two $25 Regal Gift cards! FIFTH GRADE: COLONIAL INSPIRED BASKET Take a trip around Virginia’s historic region with this thoughtful Colonial inspired basket. Included is a plate from Color Me Mine with a vibrant painting of a victorian home, a 1000 piece puzzle of a Williamsburg Quilt, two wine bottles from Williamsburg Winery that pairs perfectly with a snack board, fall colored napkins and a Victorian dish. It also includes two combo tickets to Jamestown Settlement & American Revolution Museum at Yorktown.
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FRIENDS OF THE AUCTION
ANNUAL SPECIAL EVENTS SPONSORS A special thank you to those partners who have invested in a year-long sponsorship of our special events at Norfolk Collegiate!
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Hart Electric McNaughton Architecture Norfolk Speech and Language Services Scott & Carroll Lee Kennedy Scott & Sharon Reed The Budd Group The Granger Family FRIENDS OF THE AUCTION Alan K. Banks Caroline McCartney
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GRANDPARENTS & HONORED STUDENTS Joanie Barry Audrey & Lila Spurgeon Lee & Margaret Baynor Sydney Matthews Jim & Colleen Carlson Flynn & Blake Dalton Jaja & Daddy Tom (Jocelyn & Thomas Connors) Finley & Mary Archer Connors Mrs. Peter G. Decker Jr. Fentress Decker Bill & Kaky Drury Christopher Signorelli
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Joyce Farrell Mackenzie & Zachary Farrell Mr. & Mrs. Donald Billy Fentress Paul A. Decker & Fentress P. Decker Marion C. Foster O. Ross Foster
Moe & Big Daddy ( Martha & Wendell Franklin) Zoe’ Papadopoulos & Hunter Harrington Caymus, Colgin & Charley Franklin Robert E. Gallagher Reilly Gallagher Mom-Mom aka Peggy Gatje Zachary Farrell & Mackenzie Farrell
GRANDPARENTS & HONORED STUDENTS John & Dorothy Ghee George Bryce Burton Leslie & Tom Hix Abigail & Emma McMonagle Mrs. Patricia T. Ipock Gina Leanzo Nadia Iwanchuk Kiana Beachy 7 Anya Beachy Patricia C. Jacobs Jessica Magee & Jacob Magee Mimi & Pop ( Line & Tom Jones) Caroline & Sarah Burton The Rev. & Mrs. David F. Lassalle Stuart C. Lassalle Carl & Viola Mason Bryce & Taryn Goodwin Charles H. McCoy Jr. Charlotte McCoy & Charles H. McCoy IV Sally & Joe McMonagle Abby & Emma McMonagle Frances & Charlie McNaughton Sadie & Virginia McNaughton Jim & Mary Jane Metzger Charles LeHew, Alexa LeHew & Stuart Lassalle
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GRANDPARENTS & HONORED STUDENTS Bert & Linda Morrison Emersyn Koonce & Kolten Koonce Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Poole Reilly Gallagher Mrs. Alexander Sarris Catherine Sarris Ron & Marsha Scheusner Ethan Scheusner Bob & Eleanor Stanton Eleanor Lewis 26
William Stonaker & Patricia Wilson Sarah & Katie Stonaker Darryl & Lucille Stubbs Joshua Stubbs-Yates Judith Tharp Corey & Collin Tharp James Thomson Harrison, Carter, Elliot & Landon Thomson Phillip & Sally Todd Landon Thomson & Elliott Thomson Betty & Jack Williams Harrison & Randolph Williams Kenneth & Ann Wynne Caroline Wynne
GRANDPARENTS & HONORED STUDENTS Irene Mathas Sophie Mathas Ed & Sandy Marshburn Ellie Robertson Judi & Jerry McCubbins Carrington Johnson Dr. & Mrs. Mac A. Stewart Quincy MacArthur Stewart Leo L. Holland Elizabeth Hinton & Michael Hinton Rita & Thomas Blanchard Veronica Gross Jean Clendining Pretlow Henderson Anthony & Karen Mitchum Caymus, Colgin & Charlotte Franklin Madelyn Sawyer William & David Sawyer Mr. & Mrs. Michael Harvey Chailea Harvey & Michael Harvey III Vincent Doyle Leo & Charlotte Doyle
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AUCTION DONORS
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Gustavo & Ruth Acosta Aloha Snacks AOC Salon Baa Baa Sheep LLC Bacon’s Castle Ballet Virginia International Lori Baccanari Battlefield Golf Club Beach Gallery Bella Monte Restaurant Boat U.S. Board & Brush Ronnie Boone Yolanda Brannen John & Morgan Bratten Dawn Bray Billy Brock Bubbly & Boards Alison Carlsmith Don Chapman ’72 Jeff Creekmore ’89 Pam Crewnshaw ’92 The Cavalier Hotel Chrysler Museum of Art Cinema Cafe Citrus Clean Car Co. Brian Clements Zack Close ’05 Commonwealth Preservation Group D’Egg Diner Doumar’s Cones & Barbecue Eurasia Fellini’s FIT4MOM Norfolk Fleet Feet Sports Amy & Larry Flora Emily & Taylor Franklin ’00
AUCTION DONORS Wendell & Martha Franklin George Washington’s Mount Vernon Glass Light Hotel The Granger Family Green Blanky Studio Diana Blanchard Gross Guads on Granby Hamilton Perkins Amy & Bill Harrington Virginia Hitch ’81 Mary Evans Hecht Hermitage Museum & Gardens Horticulture Design Co. Marc Hrisko Il Giardino Ristorante Ingleside Vineyards Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation Mike & Lisa Johnson King Neptune’s Mini-Golf Latitude Climbing & Fitness Jill Layne Leaping Lizard Café Lucy Williams Interior Design Mad Science of Hampton Roads Tommy Mathas ’83 Mary Barnett’s Decorative Accessories & Gifts MassageLuXe Spa Michelle Delanty Mi Hogar Thomas Minton ’90 Nathan Ingram Photography Nauticus Foundation Norfolk Botanical Garden Norfolk Kayak Rentals Peninsula Fine Arts Center Plaza Azteca Portsmouth Museums Pure Barre
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Quilting with Steil Sharon Reed Retail Alliance - LoveVA Kasey Rosen Bob & Virginia Roberts Olde Masters Frame Shop John Sawyer ’93 Scott McMonagle Art Seascape Golf Links Carrie & Taylor Short ’86 Skin, A Medical Spa Kitty Signorelli Sleepy Hole Golf Course Ruth Smith Spencer Tinkham Art Sara Steil & Bryan Ward Stradling Custom Trina Stuart Superior Pawn & Gun Studio Bamboo Institute of Yoga The Academy of Music The Cheesecake Factory The Lost Colony The New Leaf Bruce Thompson Todd Jurich’s Bistro Virginia Air & Space Center Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science Center Virginia Living Museum Virginia MOCA The Virginia Zoo The Wandering Petal Westin Virginia Beach Town Center Lang Williams Dyan Witt Photography Cathy Wright Wynne/Ford Volvo Yard Card Queen-Norfolk Zoe Grant Photography * Due to printing deadlines, all donors may not appear on this list.
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AUCTION PLANNING COMMITTEE Yolanda Brannen Deniece Byrne Michelle Delanty Selina Foreman Martha Franklin Emily Franklin Betsy Given ’83 Kym Hrisko Susann Kennedy Mary Lewis ’90 Robyn Mathas Ellen Selig Becky Tillson Anne Marie Wynne 32
NORFOLK COLLEGIATE STAFF Assistant Head for Advancement Stacy Nixon Associate Director of Annual Fund & Special Events Lil Acosta Assistant Director of Prospect Research & Database Administration Julia Bannister Associate Director of Alumni, Family & Community Relations Cayte Brown ’08 Facilities Staff Ron Chupik & Kenny Tynes Director of Communications and Marketing Sara Steil
BOARD OF TRUSTEES Chairman Past Chairman President & Head of School Vice President Treasurer Secretary
Mr. Benjamin G. Cottrell V Mr. W. Taylor Franklin ’00 Mr. Scott G. Kennedy Mr. Langbourne Williams Mr. Lloyd Taliaferro Jr. Ms. Alison Carlsmith
TRUSTEES Mrs. Dawn Bray Mr. William B. Brock Ms. Alison Carlsmith Mr. Brian M. Clements Mr. Jeffrey S. Creekmore ’89 Mrs. Pamela E. Crenshaw ’92 Mr. Kenneth L. Edmond Mrs. Virginia Hitch ’81 Mr. Marc Hrisko Mrs. Jill Layne Mr. Thomas E. Mathas ’83 Mr. Richard Meredith Jr. ’03
Mr. Thomas Minton III ’90 Dr. Sharon Reed Capt. Frank A. Rhodes IV Mrs. Kasey Rosen Dr. Barbara M. Sarris Mr. John F. Sawyer ’93 Mr. Andrew M. Schaubach ’92 Mrs. Jeffrey M. Silverman Dr. Elizabeth Ruth Smith Mrs. Trina Stewart Mr. Levi Thomson
HONORARY TRUSTEES Mr. Stanley G. Barr Jr. Mr. Gary D. Bonnewell Mr. Henry U. Harris III Mr. William W. King Mr. Frederick V. Martin
Mrs. Betsy N. Mason Mr. Ted A. Mathas ’85 Mr. Richard D. Roberts Dr. Ronald Stine
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