More than one hundred twenty-three years of momentum.
THE 2010-2011 ANNUAL REPORT OF PHILANTHROPY J U LY 1 , 2 0 1 0 – J U N E 3 0 , 2 0 1 1
To our loyal alumni, parents and friends,
2010-2011 was a remarkable year in this school’s long history‌
breaking records
in Admissions, College Counseling, the Annual Fund and event attendance.
In Admissions,
we received more than 1,000 applications — exceeding any other year in our history.
In College Counseling,
92% of graduates of the Class of 2011 were admitted to colleges ranked in the top two categories of selectivity*
66% were admitted to colleges and universities ranked in the most selective category.
These remarkable benchmarks affirm that colleges and universities appreciate the quality of a Westminster education.
*in Barron’s Profiles of Colleges and Universities
And thanks to the support of the generous people noted in this Annual Report,
the 2010-2011 Annual Fund set a record, raising more than $2.4 million to provide essential support for the people and programs that distinguish this school.
T
his Annual Report of Philanthropy highlights the significant difference your ongoing
support made during an extraordinary year in this school’s history. Simply put, Westminster School would not be the special place it is without your inspirational loyalty and generosity. The accomplishments of the past year build upon more than a century of ambitious momentum for this school. Even so, the 2010-2011 year will stand out in our long history for the series of remarkable landmarks in fundraising, admissions, college counseling, athletics and event attendance, any one of which would be noteworthy on its own but which together seem truly amazing. Breaking the record for annual fundraising, following on the heels of a successful capital campaign, is very unusual, since often institutional philanthropy subsides in the wake of major capital campaigns. Even more, thanks to the leadership of Maggie Pinney, our Director of Development, we accomplished this record despite not hiring a new Annual Fund Director until January. In that regard, if you have not already done so, please join me in welcoming Shannon O’Shaughnessy. A veteran in the world of alumni development, having spent many years with Notre Dame and Yale, Shannon has been a terrific addition to our faculty. The record number of admissions applications, given our economic context, one that is especially daunting in the Hartford area, offers a telling testament to the standing of Westminster School in the independent school world. Further, this accomplishment underscores the effectiveness of the ongoing initiatives of our Admissions Office, led by Jon Deveaux, now in his 16th year as Director. The impressive success in college admissions for the Class of 2011 is especially noteworthy considering the ever-increasing competitiveness of the college admissions environment. We have measured our college results against the categories provided by Barron’s for decades, but never before have our students fared so successfully. Our new Director of College Counseling, Greg Williams, certainly enjoyed a remarkable inaugural year leading this important office.
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While competing in the Founders League, which includes many talented teams from schools that are quite a bit larger than Westminster, our teams earned top-level New England rankings, triumphed at tournaments and won championships in all three seasons. No one can recall our teams before enjoying so much success in just one year: at different points in the fall season, First Field Hockey earned a No.1 New England ranking; Girls’ Ice Hockey won its holiday tournament and repeated as New England Champions; Boys’ Ice Hockey won both the Flood-Marr Holiday Tournament and its season-ending tournament; Girls’ Squash won the “B” New England Tournament and Boys’ Squash placed second in the “A” New England Championships; Boys’ Lacrosse went undefeated and captured the league title for the first time since 1996; and, finally, Softball won its fourth straight Western New England Championship. Wow, what a year for our athletic teams! Despite all of this success in fundraising, admissions, college counseling and athletics, most gratifying was the energy permeating our greater school community as highlighted by attendance at off-campus receptions and our spring alumni reunion. At our New York City Holiday Reception, Alan Brooks ’55 commented that the 250 guests in attendance marked the best attended, off-campus event in our school’s history. Similarly, Reunion Weekend included more than 350 guests in attendance, up from 225 the previous year. That so many alumni, parents and friends of this school continue to seek out opportunities to connect reveals the energizing enthusiasm animating our school community. It is a privilege to serve as Westminster School’s eighth Headmaster. This past year afforded Jenny and me the opportunity to greet and thank many of you, and we look forward to additional opportunities to reach out to you in the year ahead. Meanwhile, please accept our personal gratitude for your ongoing loyalty and support. With Grit and Grace,
William V.N. Philip, P’06,’09 Headmaster
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T A B L E
O F
C O N T E N T S
12 Message from the Director of
15 Alumni Top Ten Contributions
Development
Overall Class Leaders
13 Financial Summary
16 Reunion Giving 2011
Capital Gifts Steering Committee
14 Total Giving to Westminster Annual Fund Scale of Gifts Summary of Cash Contributions
39 Volunteers 2010-2011 40 Sixth Form Parents’ Gift 41 Parent Donors
Reunion Giving Records
43 Parents of Alumni
Reunion Participation
45 Other Donors
17 Capital Donors
48 Endowment Funds
18 Thring Society
52 Trustees 2010-2011
20 Annual Fund Clubs 25 Alumni Donors
O U R
M I S S I O N
Alumni Top Ten Participants
The Westminster community inspires young men and women of promise to cultivate a passion for learning, to explore and develop diverse talents in a balanced program, to reach well beyond the ordinary, to live with intelligence and character, and to commit to a life of service beyond self.
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MESSAGE
FROM THE
DIRECTOR
OF
DEVELOPMENT
The 2010-2011 Annual Report serves two
our community, host team feeds and appear in
purposes: It allows us to thank you for
significant numbers on our sidelines, in our art
supporting Westminster School, and it serves as
studio and in our theater.
a record of contributions, a general ledger of
The Thring Society has grown to 211
sorts. Dig a little deeper however, and it does
members. These are people, who when reflecting
much more. It illustrates the deep commitment,
on the most important experiences in their lives,
shared by many people, to Westminster School.
think of Westminster and provide for the school
Alongside 318 names, you will see a
in their estate plans. In the decades ahead,
Westminster crest, indicating 25 or more
planned gifts to Westminster will become the
consecutive years of giving. For some of our
school’s most significant avenue for growing the
alumni, this record of support stretches back to
endowment.
the 1950s. This level of ongoing support says
Westminster achieves this impressive level
much more about dedication to an institution
of support each year because so many people
and about advancing the school’s core values,
invest their time and talents in advancing the
than it does about dollars and cents.
school. We have 273 Class Agents, 27 Executive
We have 197 among our school’s
Committee members, 88 Reunion Committee
youngest alumni, those graduates of the last 10
members and 91 Parents Committee members,
years who have never missed a year. They
volunteers who, along with our Board of
demonstrate, that even in their first years away
Trustees, make Westminster a priority in their
from Williams Hill, our alumni recognize and
lives.
appreciate the value of their Westminster
On behalf of the students and faculty on
education and want to ensure that this
Williams Hill and the members of the Alumni
opportunity is always there for others. For five
and Development office, let me thank you for
consecutive years, our Fifth Reunion class has
supporting Westminster School. A visit to
achieved 60 percent participation or better —
Williams Hill will surely confirm for you that
an outstanding record.
community, character, balance and involvement
Westminster parents are a singularly
thrive — all because of your generosity.
generous group; 69 percent contributed to the Annual Fund in 2010-2011 and many supported our capital efforts and Sixth Form Parents’ Fund as well. Westminster parents extend themselves
Maggie Pinney, P’01, ’11
for our community financially and with their
Director of Development
enthusiasm. They welcome new families into
We have carefully compiled this Annual Report in the hope of correctly listing all supporters, donors and friends. If there is an error, we apologize and ask that you please inform us.
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F I N A N C I A L S U M M A RY
Income and Expense Summary July 1, 2010 – June 30, 2011
ENDOWMENT INCOME
TUITION AND FEES
14.8%
75.0%
UNRESTRICTED ANNUAL GIVING
9% OPERATING INCOME Tuition and Fees
$16,708,238
Endowment Income
$ 3,300,000
Unrestricted Annual Giving
$ 2,017,391
Other Income
$
Total Operating Income
$22,299,026
OTHER INCOME
1.2%
273,397
INSTRUCTIONAL ADMINISTRATIVE
27.5%
15.3%
OPERATING EXPENSE Instructional
$ 6,027,066
Administrative
$ 3,350,754
Institutional
$ 3,463,727
INSTITUTIONAL
Plant
$ 2,908,450
15.8%
Student Aid
$ 3,687,140
Auxiliary
$ 1,458,158
Major Plant Repair
$ 1,015,584
Total Operating Expense
$21,910,879
MAJOR PLANT REPAIR
4.6%
PLANT
AUXILIARY
13.3%
6.7% STUDENT AID
16.8%
Capital Gifts Steering Committee Douglas H. Allen Simsbury, Connecticut
George C. Kokulis, P’07, ’12 Simsbury, Connecticut
William V. N. Philip, P’06, ’09 Simsbury, Connecticut
John S. Armour ’76 Palos Verdes Estates, California
Thea H. Leach, P’11, ’13 Hartford, Connecticut
Marjorie E. Pinney, P’01,’11 Hartford, Connecticut
Susan Werner Berenson ’82 Bethesda, Maryland
T. Treadway Mink Jr. ’77, P’11 New Canaan, Connecticut
John Sherwin Jr. ’57, P’83, ’89 Waite Hill, Ohio
C. Andrew Brickman ’82 Hinsdale, Illinois
J. Pierce O’Neil ’76, P’10, ’12 New Canaan, Connecticut
Scott Stevens, P’07, ’09, ’12 Simsbury, Connecticut
Newell M. Grant ’99 Boston, Massachusetts
Shannon E. O’Shaughnessy West Simsbury, Connecticut
David S. Werner ’80, P’10, ’11 Simsbury, Connecticut
David E. Griffith ’72, P’06, ’10 New Hope, Pennsylvania
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To t a l G i v i n g t o W e s t m i n s t e r S c h o o l 2 0 1 0 – 2 0 1 1 May 1, 2010 – April 30, 2011 Source
Annual Donors
Alumni
Annual Giving Participation
Annual Giving
% of Total Annual Giving
Capital Giving
Totals
1,693
40%
$1,079,516
45%
$1,682,155
$2,761,671
Current Parents
207
69%
832,478
34%
399,688
1,232,166
Parents of Alumni
340
20%
284,975
12%
902,409
1,187,384
51
137,650
6%
512,043
649,693
114
69,073
3%
278,900
347,973
2,405
$2,403,692
100%
$3,775,195
$6,178,887
Grandparents All Others Recorded Totals:
Annual Fund Scale of Gifts May 1, 2010 – April 30, 2011 # of Donors
Range
Total
Average
% of Total
Cumulative Total
18
$25,000
$586,431
$32,579.52
24%
$ 586,431
42
$10,000 – $24,999
$554,405
$13,200.11
23%
$1,140,836
64
$5,000 – $9,999
$376,775
$5,887.11
16%
$1,517,611
112
$2,500 – $4,999
$317,409
$2,834.01
13%
$1,835,020
202
$1,000 – $2,499
$242,881
$1,202.38
10%
$2,077,901
251
$500 – $999
$134,413
$535.51
6%
$2,212,314
944
$100 – $499
$163,724
$173.44
7%
$2,376,038
772
Under $100
$ 27,654
$35.82
1%
$2,403,692
Summary of Cash Contributions
Alumni Top Ten Participation — Annual Fund
May 1, 2010 – April 30, 2011 Capital Funds
Total
General Endowment. . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,613,977 Faculty Support . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 194,700
Class
Participation
Class Agent(s)
1932
100%
William S. Beinecke
1948
100%
E. Washburn Hawley Johnson Winship
Student Support . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 878,518 Program Support . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84,000
1949
100%
Mansfield A. Lyon
Unrestricted . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,000 The Annual Fund
Willard A. S. Denham
1950
80%
C. Hiram Upson
Restricted Gifts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 375,566
1957
74%
Peter M. Palin
Total Cash Received. . . . . . . . . . . . . $6,178,887
1955
74%
E. Tremain Bradley Jr.
Total Alumni/Development Office expenditures in 2010-2011 which include salaries, alumni and parent programs, publications, telephone, travel and capital expenses amounted to 15.80 cents per dollar raised.
1966
70%
Jonathan D. Halsey
Unrestricted Gifts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,028,126
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Brian R. O’Donnell 1961
69%
Samuel M. Gawthrop Jr.
1964
65%
Douglas E. Unfried
1942
63%
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A l u m n i To p Te n Contributions — Annual Fund Dollars Class Raised
Class Agent(s)
1982 $99,487
Christopher S. Byrne William O. LaMotte IV Sarah B. Christel Rennie Wilson Randup Washburn
1976 $86,758
Overall Class Leaders* Class
Class Agent(s)
1957
Peter M. Palin
1961
Samuel M. Gawthrop Jr.
1986
Heather Frahm Cronin Paul D. Gitterman
M. Elizabeth McGrath Durkin
Alexander L. Gray
John W. Fowler Jr.
Wendy McConnel Sirchio Merrell L. Stout III
1986 $75,154
Heather Frahm Cronin
Jennifer Agnew Terry
Paul D. Gitterman Alexander L. Gray Wendy McConnel Sirchio Merrell L. Stout III
1955
E. Tremain Bradley Jr.
1982
Christopher S. Byrne William O. LaMotte IV
Jennifer Agnew Terry 1981 $54,586
Jeffrey A. Wright Woods A. Fairbanks Patricia Haskel Freund
1985 $34,370
1981
Natalie Kirschner Tallis Frank C. Winter
Michael T. Hanley Carl R. Nasto
1983 $37,445
Rennie Wilson Randup Washburn
Natalie Kirschner Tallis Frank C. Winter
1978 $54,528
Sarah B. Christel
1964
Douglas E. Unfried
1958
Barton T. Lewis
1985
Mark R. Bluestein
Lydia Kelley Nelson
Douglas H. Gilbert
Heidi Eysenbach Rayden
Stewart S. Walker
Mark R. Bluestein Douglas H. Gilbert
1976
M. Elizabeth McGrath Durkin John W. Fowler Jr.
Stewart S. Walker *combined dollars and participation 1961 $33,839
Samuel M. Gawthrop Jr.
1969 $31,156
Robert F. Bynum
1987 $26,976
Craig L. Buttner Edward F. Lambrecht III Jonathan T. Symonds Jeffrey E. Tindall
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REUNION GIVING 2011 Class of 1941
17%
Class of 1981
Annual Giving . . . . . . . . . . . $100
Annual Giving . . . . . . . . . $54,586 Capital Giving . . . . . . . . $502,615
Class of 1946
Reunion Committee: Abram Claude Jr., Winchester F. Hotchkiss
Reunion Committee: Dorothy Ford Cadieux, Alicia Grinold Hamblett, Andrew Mackenzie, John C. Niles, Nathalie Kirschner Tallis, Kimberly Wilkes Tirrell, Nancy G. Urner-Berry, Frank C. Winter
Class of 1951
Class of 1986
50%
Annual Giving . . . . . . . . . $10,872 Capital Giving . . . . . . . . $163,116
39%
Annual Giving . . . . . . . . . . $2,220 Reunion Committee: E. Andrew Deeds II, William H. McClendon III
Class of 1956
32%
Annual Giving . . . . . . . . . . $2,400
Class of 1961 Annual Giving . . . . . . . . . $33,839 Planned Gifts. . . . . . . . . . $13,621 Additional Reunion Commitments . . . . . . . . . $78,629
70%
Annual Giving . . . . . . . . . $12,480 Capital Giving . . . . . . . . . $35,000
Class of 1971
37%
Reunion Committee: Jeffrey D. Bush, Jason L. Clark, Mark H. de Kanter, Samuel L. Gaudet, Mark R. Frahm, Laura Guthrie Lear, Kelly Miller Lilly, Lucia Quartararo Mulder, Sara L. Whiteley
36%
Annual Giving . . . . . . . . . $16,190
Reunion Chair: Jennifer Glassman Jacobs Reunion Committee; Joanna Berger Frantz, Brian T. Gerges, Katherine Caruso Hanrahan, Timothy J. Quinn, Bethany Tracey Rodrigues, Joseph L. Rodrigues, Hilary G. Sawyer, Katharine Stickney Sawyer
Class of 2001 42%
Reunion Committee: M. Elizabeth McGrath Durkin, J. Pierce O’Neil, Jane Hanna Repp, Frederick L. Worcester Jr.
Reunion Chair: Adelaidei Sisk Ness Reunion Committee: Mark A. Capeless Jr., Ashley P. Clark, Sean Fitzmichael Devlin, Quincy Francis, Matthew S. Innes, Lindsay A. Leal, Cole M.E. Pinney, F. Breed Randall, Hadiya Staine
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Reunion 60th 55th 50th 45th 40th 35th 30th 25th 20th 15th 10th 5th
Giving Record $79,492 $825,156 $2,514,728 $260,470 $5,304,890 $1,368,958 $1,295,925 $644,437 $135,575 $73,477 $55,585 $15,161
Held by the Class of 1949 1950 1955 1965 1969 1976 1978 1982 1987 1985 1999 1999
Reunion Participation
Reunion
Partici- Held by pation the Record Class of
60th
100%
55th
100%
50th 45th 40th 35th 30th 25th 20th 15th 10th 5th
100% 100% 77% 78% 72% 84% 79% 68% 69% 70%
51%
Annual Giving . . . . . . . . . . $4,287 Capital Giving . . . . . . . . . . $1,020
Annual Giving . . . . . . . . . $86,758 Capital Giving. . . . . . . $1,282,200
Reunion Giving Records
33%
Annual Giving . . . . . . . . . . $4,085 Capital Giving. . . . . . . . . . . . $300
Reunion Committee: William T. Bartholomay, John C. Blakney, Abram Claude III, Archibald R. Montgomery IV
Class of 1976
Reunion Chairs: Lane A. Bodian, Katherine F. Philip Reunion Committee: Jason M. Adams, Brock C. Bosacker, Danielle E. Beaudoin, P. Kyle Brewer, Henry L. Dillon, Lauren E. Eder, Courtney M. Edwards, Andres Gomez, Alexander J. Lavoie, Frances N. McGrath, Brett H. Morell, Morgan C. Roach, Cameron S. Scott
Annual Giving . . . . . . . . . $19,855 Capital Giving . . . . . . . . $103,333
Class of 1996
Reunion Chair: George D. Vaill Reunion Committee: John R. Cook Jr., Jackson F. Eno, Jonathan D. Halsey, John J. Knox Jr., Brian R. O’Donnell
62%
Annual Giving . . . . . . . . . . $3,030
Annual Giving . . . . . . . . . $75,154 Capital Giving . . . . . . . . $306,385 Additional Reunion Commitments . . . . . . . . . $22,253
Class of 1991
Reunion Chair: Samuel M. Gawthrop Jr. Reunion Committee: Malcolm K. Douglas Jr., Alexander P. Federbush, W. Robert Friedman Jr., Richard M. Hoyt, J. Keith Keogh, Thomas H. Turton, Peter H. Wendell
Class of 1966
49%
Class of 2006
Reunion Chairs: Curtis F. Brockelman, Malcolm E. Miller Committee: Heather Frahm Cronin, Paul D. Gitterman, Alexander L. Gray, Kim Smith Guerster, John Mangel III, Bryan R. Martin, Robert T. Santry, Wendy McConnel Sirchio, Emily Forster Tappan
Reunion Chair: Charles E. Griffith Jr.
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1948, 1949 1943, 1948 1939 1943 1955 1955 1955 1964 1967 1972 1998 1982
VOLUNTEERS 2010–2011 Chairs
Alumni Association Executive Committee
John S. Armour ’76 Trustee Annual Fund Chairman Palos Verdes, California
Ms. Colette A. Arredondo ’97 New York, New York
Mr. Michael Jackson Jr. ’75 Southborough, Massachusetts
Mr. David S. Bailey ’69 Greenwich, Connecticut
Ms. Elizabeth S. Kelly ’00 Denver, Colorado
Mr. David H. Bartram ’74 Darien, Connecticut
Ms. Heather A. Lawless ’87 New York, New York
Mr. Charles M. Baxter III ’79 Orlando, Florida
Mr. Scott B. McCausland ’87 Burlington, Connecticut
Mr. Andrew A. Black ’93 Darien, Connecticut
Mr. James S. Peterson ’89 Hingham, Massachusetts
Mr. Philip J. Bowers IV ’84 New York, New York
Mr. John B. Ryan ’93 Rye, New York
Mrs. Katherine Drew Braiewa ’92 West Hartford, Connecticut
Mr. Robert T. Santry ’86 Waban, Massachusetts
Mr. Jonathan B. Clark ’82 New Canaan, Connecticut
Ms. Jacqueline M. Stahl ’02 New York, New York
Mr. Daniel B. Farrelly ’99 Windsor, Connecticut
Mr. Bradford G. Thomas ’85 Cohasset, Massachusetts
Mr. Mark R. Frahm ’91 San Diego, California
Ms. Rebecca C. Thornton ’95 Bronxville, New York
Mr. Roland Gray III ’62 Cambridge, Massachusetts
Mr. George D. Vaill ’66 Winchester, Massachusetts
Mr. John S. Hamblett ’80 Wayne, Pennsylvania
Mr. David S. Werner ’80 Simsbury, Connecticut
Mr. Brandt D. Hastings ’98 New York, New York
Mr. Frederick L. Worcester Jr. ’76 Lyme, Connecticut
Scott B. McCausland ’87 Alumni Association President Burlington, Connecticut John B. Ryan ’93 Alumni Association Vice-President Rye, New York Mr. David H. Hovey ’78 and Mrs. Leigh A. Hovey Parents Committee Co-Chairs Simsbury, CT
Reception Hosts Mr. Timothy D. Armour ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Todd M. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Scott P. Biedron Ms. Jenny J. Chen ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Cheng Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Conlon Mr. and Mrs. Christian Coquoz Mr. and Mrs. Thomas di Galoma Mrs. Deirdre Duffy Donohue ’78 Mr. and Mrs. B. Grady Durham Mr. and Mrs. Stephen S. Healy Mr. and Mrs. David H. Hovey Jr. ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Huth Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Kelter Dr. Theodore W. Kurtz and Ms. Rose T. Lavandero Mrs. Jane Kessler Lennox ’88 Mr. Scott B. McCausland ’87 and Mrs. Kristen McCausland Mr. Malcolm E. Miller ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Moran Mr. and Mrs. J. Pierce O’Neil ’76 Mr. and Mrs. James T. Pate Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Poling Mr. Douglas B. Prezzano ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Radovich Mr. and Mrs. Eric Reimer Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Santry ’80 Mr. Stephen P. Smith ’72 Mr. Robert D. Thorson Jr. ’84 Mr. C. Hiram Upson ’50 Mr. Peter S. Upson ’86 Mr. and Mrs. John T. von Stade Jr. ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey F. Welles
Mr. Richard S. Hoyt ’72 Wilton, Connecticut
Parents Committee Mr. and Mrs. Todd M. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Beldock Mr. and Mrs. Scott P. Biedron Mr. and Mrs. John C. Brady Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Brainerd Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Cahill Dr. and Mrs. Duncan Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Cheng Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Cholnoky Mr. and Mrs. Glenn DeSimone Mr. Richard W. Dunn and Mrs. Christa Carey Dunn Mr. and Mrs. John Egan Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. FitzPatrick Mrs. Patricia Daly Frank ’77 and Mr. Michael E. Frank Mr. Timothy French ’80 and Mrs. Liane C. French Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Geitz Mr. and Mrs. James Gorham Mr. and Mrs. James Green Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Hallisey Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Hanau Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hark Mr. and Mrs. William R. Harris Jr. WESTMINSTER SCHOOL
Mr. and Mrs. David H. Hovey Jr. ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Huth Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Kugler Dr. Theodore W. Kurtz and Ms. Rose T. Lavandero Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Lafaire Mr. Seonyong Lee and Ms. Eun Joo Oh Mr. and Mrs. John D. Liberator Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. McGovern Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N. Mercede Mr. T. Treadway Mink Jr. ’77 Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Morris Mr. Jonathan O’Herron Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Ogden Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Poling Dr. and Mrs. John Polio Mr. and Mrs. Harry Radovich Mr. and Mrs. Mark Schmidt Mrs. Elizabeth Grant Schroeder ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smolens Mr. and Mrs. Gregory F. Ugalde Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward Virtue Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Wasser Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey F. Welles Mr. Jon Yenor and Mrs. Caroline Brecker
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BOARD
OF
TRUSTEES 2010–2011
John S. Armour ’76 Chairman of the Board Palos Verdes Estates, Calif. Susan Werner Berenson ’82 Bethesda, Md. C. Andrew Brickman ’82 Hinsdale, Ill. Daniel Burke III ’87 Winchester, Mass. Trinette T. Cheng P’08, ’11, ’13 Kowloon, Hong Kong Abram Claude Jr. ’46, P’71, ’80, ’84, GP’02 Emeritus North Salem, N.Y.
J. Pierce O’Neil ’76, P’10, ’12 New Canaan, Conn.
David H. Hovey Jr. ’78, P’09, ’11, ’14 Ex officio Simsbury, Conn.
William V. N. Philip P’06, ’09 Headmaster Ex officio Simsbury, Conn.
Leigh A. Hovey P’09, ’11, ’14 Ex officio Simsbury, Conn.
C. Bradford Raymond ’85 New York, N.Y.
Bernhard L. Kohn III ’92 Los Angeles, Calif.
Allan A. Ryan IV ’78, P’06, ’07, ’12 Palm Beach, Fla.
George C. Kokulis P’07, ’12 Simsbury, Conn.
Christopher K. Seglem P’06, ’09 Colorado Springs, Colo.
Seonyong Lee P’08, ’09, ’13 Seoul, Korea
John Sherwin Jr. ’57, P’83, ’89 Emeritus Waite Hill, Ohio
Peter B. Leibinger ’86 Schwieberdingen, Germany
John A. Cosentino Jr. P’00 Simsbury, Conn. John H. Davis P’05 Longmeadow, Mass. Lori P. Durham P’13 Denver, Colo. William C. Egan III ’64, P’92, ’95, ’00, ’02 Emeritus Skillman, N.J. Colin S. Flinn ’82 Sanibel, Fla. Anthony J. Francoline P’96 Salisbury, Conn. Joseph L. Gitterman III ’55, P’86, ’90 Emeritus Washington Depot, Conn.
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David E. Griffith ’72, P’06, ’10 New Hope, Pa.
N. Louis Shipley ’81 Andover, Mass.
Scott B. McCausland ’87, P’14 Ex officio Burlington, Conn.
C. Evan Stewart ’70, P’11 New York, N.Y.
Charles B. Milliken P’77 Emeritus Bloomfield, Conn.
Samuel Thorne ’46, P’74, ’76 Emeritus Manchester-by-the-Sea, Mass.
T. Treadway Mink Jr. ’77, P’11 New Canaan, Conn.
Gregory F. Ugalde P’05, ’07, ’10, ’12 Burlington, Conn.
Anne K. Moran P’06, ’09, ’12 Unionville, Pa.
Danielle Shaw Virtue P’11 Rye, N.Y.
John C. Niles ’81, P’14 Marblehead, Mass.
Sara L. Whiteley ’91 West Chatham, Mass.
Brien M. O’Brien P’09 Chicago, Ill.
D. Scott Wise P’11 New York, N.Y.
Moyahoena N. Ogilvie ’86 West Hartford, Conn.
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