Images Magazine: Winter 2023

2022-23 BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Mary Sprague, Chair

West Beaver, Vice-Chair

Stephanie Pendleton, Treasurer

Tracey (Cannon) London ‘88, Secretary

Kef Wilson, Head of School

Dora Adjei

Dan Bradley

Christopher Cay ‘92

Christian Demere ‘09

Meredith (Repella) Dulany ‘92

Liz (Gold) Glass ‘89

Jay Goldstein ‘87

Kathie Harlander

Brad Harmon

John Helmken

Amy (Parr) Henneman ‘86

Kevan Jackson ‘84

Adam Kaminsky

Lux Lakshman

Scott Lauretti

Joe Mingledorff

Tammie Mosley

Jon Pannell ‘96

Meb Ryan

824 Stillwood Drive Savannah, GA 31419

Email: rhodes@savcds.org

Dear Country Day Community:

During my tenure at Country Day, I have often heard Headmaster Emeritus Paul Pressly state that “nice buildings and facilities can make a school great, but the heart and soul of Country Day are the PEOPLE — the faculty, staff, and students.” While a hallmark of Country Day is the caliber and dedication of our faculty and staff, it is also the case that teaching and learning can be enhanced by the spaces in which it takes place. The addition of Pape and Pressly Halls has greatly enriched the educational experience for our Middle and Lower School students since their construction in the early 2000s, and the many wonderful outdoor spaces on our campus make daily life more enjoyable for everyone.

Mingledorff Hall, the latest addition to our campus, has had nothing short of a transformative effect on the daily lives of our Upper School students and teachers. After 18 months of construction, this 32,000 sq. ft. light-filled building is complete with expansive labs and classrooms, areas for student collaboration, and many signature features such as the gathering stair, makerspace, energy lab, and library resource center. Every inch of the building is utilized throughout the day—from students recording podcasts in a conference room to a teacher working through math problems on a large hallway whiteboard. This new Upper School space has quickly become a hub of creative and innovative teaching and learning. If you have not yet had the opportunity to tour this incredible new space, I encourage you to do so!

Mingledorff Hall would not be possible without our school community’s steadfast financial support. On behalf of all the faculty, staff, and students of Country Day, please accept our heartfelt gratitude for your generosity. This issue of Images contains the 2021-22 Annual Report and recognizes all who made gifts to support our programs and further our mission. This issue also shines a spotlight on Tyler Beauchamp ‘15, a remarkable young alumnus who recently visited campus and spent the day meeting with students. I remember Tyler as active in a multitude of clubs and extracurriculars, and his career trajectory reflects what we wish for our students—the discovery and exploration of one’s passions. Tyler’s remarks to the student body, and much of the enclosed Q&A, describe how he has successfully married a love of storytelling and writing with science and medicine. And above all, his work in both fields reflects his commitment to using his knowledge and talents to serve others. He is a shining example of our school’s mission fully realized and what we want for all of our graduates.

Sincerely,

Kef L. Wilson Head of School

MISSION STATEMENT

The Savannah Country Day School seeks to prepare students of academic and personal promise to meet with confidence, imagination, and integrity the challenges of college and of life. In partnership with supportive families, we strive to cultivate in each student the desire and the discipline to grow in wisdom, to lead lives of personal honor, to appreciate beauty, to pursue physical well-being, and to serve others with a generous, compassionate spirit.

Mingledorff Hall Ribbon-Cutting

Despite the onset of rain and lightning, guests gathered in late August to celebrate the official unveiling of Mingledorff Hall, the School’s new Upper School building centered in the Quad. Following remarks, Bud and Shirley Mingledorff, surrounded by family, cut the ribbon and guests were invited to tour the state-of-theart facility. The new building houses five math classrooms, five science labs, an energy learning lab, and a makerspace. Other building features include an expansive library, conference rooms, common areas for students, Deans’ offices, and a second-story outdoor gathering space. Additional information and photos can be found on pages 24-27.

Guest Speaker Jonathan Mooney

The SCDS Learning Support Department was pleased to welcome guest speaker Jonathan Mooney to campus in late September. Mr. Mooney is a widely sought-after speaker, writer, and advocate who carried diagnoses of ADHD and dyslexia to an honors degree in English from Brown University and the publication of three very successful books, “The Short Bus,” “Learning Outside the Lines,” and “Normal Sucks.” Jonathan’s work has been featured in The New York Times, HBO, NPR, Fast Company, and ABC News. For two decades he has offered the message that we should reexamine our definition of “normal” and empower our children to succeed. Mr. Mooney hosted four sessions throughout the day: two with Middle and Upper School students, one with faculty, and a final session with parents and the larger Savannah community. This event was made possible thanks to the generosity of the Sywassink and Fana families.

SCDS Celebrates Six National Merit Semifinalists

Country Day is thrilled to have six seniors selected as semifinalists in the annual National Merit Scholarship Competition. Congratulations to Aden Adjei, Ned Henneman, Avi Heyman, Sarah Jane Schulze, Eoin Wilson, and Fiona Wilson. In addition, seniors Gracie Daters and Jordan Ruben were commended by the National Merit Scholarship program.

The six semifinalists are among 16,000 nationwide, which represents less than one percent of all U.S. high school seniors. The students have an opportunity to continue in the competition for 7,500 National Merit Scholarships worth more than $32 million that will be offered in the spring of 2023. Merit Scholar designees are selected on the basis of their skills, accomplishments, and potential for success in rigorous college studies.

SCDS

AGAIN

NAMED #1 PRIVATE

SCHOOL IN SAVANNAH

FOR THE FOURTH YEAR IN A ROW, COUNTRY DAY WAS NAMED THE “BEST PRIVATE K-12 SCHOOL IN SAVANNAH AREA” BY NICHE.COM, EARNING AN A+ RATING AND A HIGHER RANKING THAN ALL OTHER PRIVATE SCHOOLS OUTSIDE OF THE ATLANTA METRO AREA. IN ADDITION, THE SCHOOL WAS RANKED #1 COLLEGE PREP PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL IN SAVANNAH, #1 PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL IN SAVANNAH, AND #1 HIGH SCHOOL FOR STEM IN SAVANNAH.

National Honor Society Inductees

Country Day proudly inducted 54 students into the National Honor Society on Wednesday, November 9. Founded in 1921, the National Honor Society recognizes students who excel in the areas of scholarship, service, leadership and character. To be eligible, students in grades 11 & 12 must demonstrate outstanding performance in the four selection criteria. Congratulations to these students:

Class of 2023 Amanda Kronowitz, Jade Perrin, Owen Rogers, and Lawler White. Class of 2024 Brayden Allen, Hayden Anderson, Ella Barrow, Emiline Baxter, Mary Anne Bennett, Henry Berg, Mikhail Bhuiyan, Madeline Brainard, Lilla Brennan, Carson Cook, Blake Culbreth, Nicolas Dascombe, Anna Claire Davis, Anna Dekle, Jessica Elkin, Mark Glidewell, Tinsley Godfrey-Cargile, Catherine Hargrove, Ava Grace Harris, Sara Hiltzheimer, Diem-Linh Hoang, Greer Hollis, Sydney Hoye, Grant Hunter, Dallas Hunter, Sophie Jaakkola, Silas Johnson, Harper Judelson, Gabriel Kaminsky, Helen Kenney, Anastasia Lelos, Rachel May, Ericka McKeever, Timo Moeller, Emily Most, Jackson Myers, Stella Oelschig, Sofia Pablo, Anna Claire Pankey, Paawan Patel, Mary Sheehan, Anna Shelton, Bryn Sorge, Ella Stone, Benjamin Templeton, Adler Walmsley, William Whitfield, Rachab Wilson, Selene Zhao, and Lawson Zhou.

Media Literacy

As part of a larger effort to teach students about media literacy, Middle School and Upper School welcomed the following guests to participate in a media literacy panel: Susan Catron, managing editor of The Current and former executive editor of the Savannah Morning News; Shirley James, publisher of the Savannah Tribune, one of the nation’s oldest African American-owned newspapers; Ben Katko, co-anchor on WSAV’s Coastal Sunrise; Zoe Nicholson, growth and communities reporter for the Savannah Morning News; and Jake Wallace, digital anchor/producer for WTOC Savannah. The panelists discussed the importance of being equipped with media literacy skills, such as searching for credible sources, critically assessing content, and examining competing opinions and ideas.

Campus Sculpture Honors Faculty

Thanks to the generosity of the Barrow family, there is a new watchful eye in the Lower School garden. As a gift to the school in honor of Bill and Sharon Eswine, former SCDS parents Craig and Diana Barrow, along with their son Thornton, class of 1990, gifted a striking sculpture of an owl by renowned artist Roger Martin. Within minutes of the installation, the piece of art titled “Moonshadow” caught the attention of a nearby kindergarten class. As a special touch, the stone pedestal that supports the sculpture was sourced from the Barrow’s home at Wormsloe State Historic Site. We are thankful to the Barrow family for their generous gift that is sure to guard our gardens for many years to come.

Students Practice Civic Engagement on Election Day

After undergoing formal training, 21 Upper School students served as official poll workers on Election Day this fall. The students helped ensure the orderly operations of the election process while learning the importance of civic engagement. Way to go, Hornets!

Middle School Quiz Bowl Team Wins Region

The Middle School Quiz Bowl team celebrated a win at the PAGE Academic Bowl regional tournament on December 10. Congratulations to Suri Desai (captain), Oba Banjoko, Frank Kamaleson, Aaryah Patel, Kharis Ott, Cameron Lotz, Keating Taylor, and Nate Pope, along with coaches Laura Lynne Powers and Sarah Kovensky!

Thornton Barrow ‘90, Diana and Craig Barrow, Bill and Sharon Eswine, and artist Roger Martin.

Students and Faculty Attend Diversity Conference

In early December, five Upper School students—Britney Brown, Phil-Isabelle Ajayi, Lily Tran, Leyla Patel, Maya King, and Rooster Bing—and four faculty members—Karen Brown, AJ Goldman, Corey Heyward, and Clare Ward—participated in the annual Student Diversity Leadership Conference (SDLC), and the adult counterpart, People of Color Conference (PoCC), both flagship conferences annually sponsored by the National Association of Independent Schools. Attending the conferences allows the almost 8,000 participants from various independent schools across the nation to share in NAIS’s commitment to equity and justice in teaching, learning, and organizational development.

During the five-day conference, Hornets attended a series of thought-provoking workshops, inspiring speaker sessions, and affinity group spaces, all centered around the theme of “We The People: Leveraging Our Community to Preserve Our Humanity.” The conferences serve as a way for Country Day students and adults to engage in an unforgettable and impactful inclusion experience, bring back to Country Day invaluable leadership skills and insights, and help lead the call to character and courage in the national movement of our time.

YOUR GIFT MAKES THE YOUR GIFT MAKES THE Country Day Country Day DIFFERENCE. DIFFERENCE.

THE GREEN & GOLD SOCIETY

The Fund for Country Day remains a vital piece of the school’s operating budget. Your gift to The Fund provides flexible, unrestricted dollars allowing SCDS to respond to ever-changing circumstances quickly and support the exceptional programs for which SCDS is known.

Thanks to your generosity, The Fund exceeded $700,000 last year! These funds bolster budgets across all divisions and specialty areas, keeping Country Day on the cutting edge in:

PERFORMING & FINE ARTS

ATHLETICS & PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Message from The Fund Chairs

As SCDS parents for almost thirty years, we know firsthand the value and benefits of a Country Day education, and we are honored to lead the 2022-23 campaign for The Fund for Country Day! As the cornerstone of the School’s annual fundraising efforts, the Fund is the single most important way families and alumni can support SCDS. We hope you will thoughtfully make a gift or a pledge and join us in making the 2022-23 annual fund campaign a huge success! Learn more at savcds.org/thefund.

Donna and Richard Schulze ‘80, Campaign Chairs

CLASSROOM

TECHNOLOGY

FACULTY PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

CURRICULUM INNOVATIONS

CULTURAL COMPETENCY & INCLUSION

Your gift impacts each student’s Country Day experience.

ONLINE: savcds.org/giving VENMO: @SCDS-TheFund

GIFTS OF STOCK: alerch@savcds.org U.S. MAIL: Enclosed envelope

Parents of Sarah Jane Schulze ‘23, Margaret Austin Gross ‘11 and Elizabeth Austin ‘08

Green & Gold Celebration

In early December, over 100 guests gathered at the home of Lindsay and Brent Harlander ’97 for the annual Green & Gold Celebration. This special evening celebrated Country Day’s Green & Gold Society donors—those who give annual gifts totaling $2,500 or more to the School.

During the event, Head of School Kef Wilson and Director of Institutional Advancement Lynette Allison expressed their gratitude for the ever-growing group of leadership donors and the wonderful culture of philanthropy at Savannah Country Day School. Kef also highlighted the significant accomplishments of the school and the continued excellence achieved on campus.

To join next year’s event or to learn more about the Green & Gold Society and how you can contribute at the leadership level, please visit savcds.org/greenandgold or contact Lynette Allison at lynetteallison@savcds.org.

Ashley Gold, Kate Bailey, and Ann Lerch

Jon Sprague, Brian and Kathie Harlander with Board of Trustees Chair Mary Sprague

Blake Alewine, John and Lauren Walsh and Tiffany Alewine

Hosts Brent Harlander ’97 and Lindsay Harlander with Amy and Adam Kaminsky and Christopher Cay ‘92

Captain Lux Lakshman, Kay Lakshman, and Mark Manocha

Carl and Christina Varnedoe Claire and Whit Davis ’93 with John Mikell ‘02 and Jane Mikell

G.A. and Shirley Sywassink

Julie and Julian Lewis ’98

Karen Bacon and Jen Baldwin Lisa and Gary Elkin

Liz (Gold) Glass ‘89 and Bill Glass

Josh and Megan Bischoff Maclain Caldwell and Morgan (Roberts) Caldwell ‘09

Smitty and Nikki Smith

Ryan and Micaela Anderson

Sam Torres, Harriet Meyerhoff, Ron Fagin, and Erlinda Torres

Kal and Sneha Patel Starr and Scot Ritchie

Richard Schulze ‘80 and Donna Schulze

Cam and Jason Pope

In the Spotlight

The Middle and Upper School Theatre Departments lit up the stage with productions of “The Diviners” and “Newsies, Jr.” Both productions were highly praised for the students’ immense talent and creative interpretation of the pieces, as well as the collaboration with Upper School students who made up the crew and pit orchestra for the Middle School musical. Bravo, Hornets!

SCDS Jazz Rocks

In mid-December, the Jazz Ensemble and Jazz Combo took the stage for a lively concert filled with a variety of pieces, ranging from Michael Buble to Freddie Mercury.

One Act Play Winner

Congratulations to the amazing cast and crew of “The Diviners” for their first place win at the GHSA Regional One Act Play Competition! Kudos as well to Alex Kaminsky ‘22 and Daniel Bosch ‘25 for their All-Star Cast awards and to Silas Johnson ‘24 for being chosen as Best Actor of the entire competition! At the GHSA State Competition, Country Day took fourth place, and Silas Johnson and Alex Kaminsky won All-Star Actor and Actress for their performances.

A favorite school tradition each December, the annual Holiday Concert is a beautiful showcase of our Lower, Middle, and Upper School choruses, accompanied by the Upper School Orchestra. In addition, the Upper School drama students served as storytellers and emcees.

Middle School

Fine Arts Night

At Country Day, the Fine and Performing Arts program exposes students to visual art, general music, choral music, jazz band, theatre, drama, photography, orchestra, and technology-based visual arts. Each year our talented Middle School students have an opportunity to showcase their work to an audience of parents, grandparents, teachers, and fellow students.

Open Studio Night

The Upper School Fine Arts faculty hosted an open studio event for students and parents in the winter. Students guided parents through the art studios, participated in a few activities, and reviewed completed projects and works in progress. A special highlight was the Art 400 projects utilizing the laser cutter in the new makerspace.

CLAY TARGET

It was a historic season for the Clay Target team, bringing home the Georgia Independent Athletic Association Championship team title in the General Division as well as the Individual HOA Championship title won by team captain Owen Haas. The team, in its fourth season at Country Day, worked hard and consistently placed in the top three at each qualifying tournament. Impressively, Owen Haas won HOA (highest overall) at three out of the four qualifiers. The season culminated with an amazing State Championship come-from-behind win. The team score was represented by the top five shooters: Owen Haas 287/300, Chase Buerger 283/300, Miles Carson 279/300, Dan Bradley 268/300 and Andrew Nicholson (267/300). For the HOA/Individual GIAA State Champion, Owen Haas finished in a first-ever three-way tie and won the epic shoot-off under the lights at the Forest City Gun Club. Among females, Ericka Ann McKeever finished Runner up overall with 251/300. Individual event finishes included: Skeet: Miles Carson 3rd, Female Skeet: Ericka Ann McKeever 1st, Anna Loren Dekle 2nd and Jacqueline Bunger 5th; Trap: Owen Haas 1st, Female Trap: Ericka Ann McKeever 2nd, Gracen Garceau 3rd and Jacqueline Bunger 5th; Sporting Clays: Owen Haas 3rd and Chase Buerger 4th; Female Sporting Clays: Gracen Garceau 3rd and Anna Loren Dekle 4th. Four of our Hornets were named to the 2022 GIAA All-State Team: Owen Haas 1st, Chase Buerger 5th, Miles Carson 7th and Dan Bradley 15th. Overall, it was a fantastic season and the Hornets look forward to defending their State Championship title in 2023.

MVP: Owen Haas and Ericka Ann McKeever

Rookie of the Year: Lawson Zhou

Most Improved: Jacqueline Bunger

Hornet Award: Chase Buerger and Dan Bradley

Coaches’ Award: Gracen Garceau

Team Captain: Owen Haas

Scholar Athletes: Dan Bradley, Chase Buerger, Jacqueline Bunger, Miles Carson, Anna Loren Dekle, Gracen Garceau, Raphael Giandinoto, Harris Glidewell, Owen Haas, Grant Hunter, Erika Ann McKeever, Jackson Mondy, Emily Most, Sloan Mullins, Philip Slatinsky, and Lawson Zhou

VOLLEYBALL

As we continue to strengthen the Hornets’ volleyball program, the 2022 season proved to be a year of many accomplishments. Led by seniors Mason Howington, Alli Buckler and Fiona Wilson, the Hornets secured a .45 winning percentage, up 20% from the prior year. For the first time in nine years, the team beat rival Calvary twice in the season. The Hornets also won the first round of the GHSA State Playoffs, a feat that has not been done since 2017. The team returns a strong junior and sophomore class and looks forward to continuing to compete with the high-level programs in Savannah and the surrounding areas. Region 3AAA honors included 1st Team Mason Howington and Harris Stone and 2nd Team Ayo Ajayi. Savannah Morning News All-Greater Savannah included 2nd Team Mason Howington and Harris Stone and Honorable Mention Lilla Brennan.

Offensive MVP: Mason Howington

Defensive MVP: Harris Stone

Hornet Award: Ella Stone

Scholar Athletes: JV – Haley Bird, Boots Buckler, Hannah Burt, Mary Margaret Carroll, Helen Culver, Grace Eskandar, Avery Helmly, Feriby McCorkle and Sophia Myers.

Varsity – Ayo Ajayi, Lilla Brennan, Alli Lane Buckler, CeCe Hargrove, Mason Howington, Helen Estelle Kenney, Mary Elizabeth Semones, Ella Stone, Harris Stone, Mary Duvall Sumner and Fiona Wilson

FOOTBALL

The Hornets had a strong season after moving up two classifications to AAA this off-season under second-year Head Coach John Mohring. After losing a large senior class and only having two seniors for the 2022 season, the Hornets finished 5-5 and 5th in the Region. The Hornets played a tough schedule and were competitive in most games. They were able to play the role of the spoiler as they beat Johnson late in the season to knock them out of play-off contention. The young team is already looking ahead to 2023 and continued growth. All Region AAA honors included 1st  Team Phil Ajayi (OL), Rooster Bing (DL), Michael Grandy (RB), Cash Ramirez (K), Tyler Scott (LB), and Josh Washington (WR); 2nd Team Athon Herrin (P), Keith James (WR), and Brooks Kleinpeter (DL); and Honorable Mention John Avino (OL), Barton Mixon (QB), and Boone Wiesner (TE). The Savannah Morning News All-Greater Savannah honors included 2nd Team Phil Ajayi, Rooster Bing, Michael Grandy, Cash Ramirez, and Josh Washington. Honorable Mentions were Athon Herrin, KJ James, and Brooks Kleinpeter.

Team MVP: Rooster Bing

Offensive MVP: Michael Grandy

Defensive MVP: Tyler Scott

Lineman of the Year: Phil–Anthony Ajayi

Newcomer of the Year: Josh Washington

Scholar Athletes: Phil–Anthony Ajayi, John Avino, Ramon Barboa, Samuel Bueno, Kent Burnett, Carson Cook, Anders Elizalde, JT Hill, Hyers Holland, Jack Lovell, Barton Mixon, Andrew Semones, and Boone Wiesner

CROSS COUNTRY

After working hard all season under the direction of first-year Head Coach David Ryan, both teams concluded with strong finishes. The girls’ team won the Savannah Private School Championship, with the boys placing 3rd. In the 3AAA Region Championship, the girls tied St. Vincent’s Academy but ended up 2nd place on the 6th runner tie-breaker rule. Both teams advanced to the State Championships for the second year in a row. The boys’ team was led by John Ryan who went undefeated until the State Championships, where he ended up placing 3rd. His time of 16:17 at Regionals is the fastest 5k time in Savannah Country Day history. Sarah Jane Schulze led the girls’ team all season and she lowered her personal record by nearly a minute. Her 20:41 time makes her the 3rd fastest 5k runner in Savannah Country Day history. Region 3AAA honors included Boys’ Runner of the Year John Ryan; 1st Team Chase Huggins, Gracie Daters, Anna Pollak, and Sarah Jane Schulze; and 2nd Team Ned Henneman, Anne Chaddock Donegan, and Eliza Stubbs. The Savannah Morning News All Greater Savannah included 1st Team John Ryan; 2nd Team Sarah Jane Schulze; and Honorable Mention: Ned Henneman, Chase Huggins, and Anna Pollak. John Ryan and Anna Pollak will both continue their running careers at Brown University next year.

MVR: John Ryan and Sarah Jane Schulze

Hornet Pride: Ned Henneman and Anna Pollak

Captains: John Ryan, Ned Henneman, Lane Hammond, Sarah Jane Schulze, Gracie Daters, and Eliza Stubbs

Coaches’ Award: Lane Hammond and Bryn Sorge

Rookie of the Year: Charlie Pope and Anne Chaddock Donegan

Most Improved Runner: Devin Beauchamp and Jessica Elkin

ACE Award: Chase Huggins and Gracie Daters

Scholar Athletes: Boys: Devin Beauchamp, Thomas Federowicz, Ned Henneman, Avi Heyman, Chase Huggins, Jackson Mondy, Paawan Patel, Charlie Pope, John Ryan. Girls: Gracie Daters, Jessica Elkin, Sarah Catherine Gilpin, Skye Horn, Anna Pollak, Sarah Jane Schulze, Bryn Sorge, and Eliza Stubbs

FLAG FOOTBALL

Girls’ flag football is one of the fastest growing sports in the nation, and the SCDS team had an exciting second season. The Hornets were part of the very competitive GHSA Division 1 (Class A-4A) and earned the program’s first berth in playoffs. The team was led by three seniors Phil-Isabelle Ajayi, Katie Horne, and Maria Miller, who were founding members of the program. The Hornets finished the season with a record of 9-4. The defense, led by rusher Anna Shelton, held nine opponents scoreless. Shelton recorded 21 sacks on the season. The offense was led by quarterback Sofia Pablo, running back Eva Beauchamp, and receiver Parker Hall. The team’s most impressive win came against crosstown rival, Savannah Christian Prep (33-0) where Pablo threw for four touchdowns and Beauchamp recorded a pick-six on defense. The coaches and players are excited about continuing to grow this fast-paced and competitive sport at our school. All Region Area 2A-AAAA

honored 1st Team Sofia Pablo; 2nd Team Eva Beauchamp and Parker Hall; and Honorable Mention Anna Shelton. Savannah Morning News All-Greater Savannah honors included 1st Team Sofia Pablo and 2nd Team Eva Beauchamp and Parker Hall.

MVP: Sofia Pablo

MVP Offense: Eva Beauchamp

MVP Defense: Anna Shelton

Captains: Phil-Isabelle Ajayi, Katie Horne, Maria Miller, Sofia Pablo

Scholar Athletes: Phil-Isabelle Ajayi, Hayden Anderson, Eva Beauchamp, Ella Haas, Parker Hall, Katie Horne, Harper Judelson, Harlan Lerch, Ella Lowry, Maria Miller, Ana Vi Miller, Sofia Pablo, Anna Shelton, Cleo Shelton, and Rachi Wilson

Middle School Spotlight

OUR 7TH AND 8TH GRADE VOLLEYBALL TEAMS CONCLUDED THEIR RESPECTIVE SEASONS AS SPAL CHAMPIONS, AND OUR 6TH GRADE TEAM FINISHED AS THE SPAL RUNNER-UP!

CHEER

From greeting Lower School students at morning carpool to cheering at Saunders Field and away, this year’s Varsity and Junior Varsity cheer squads worked hard to spread Hornet spirit.

ACE Award: Jade Flood, Ellie Neil, and Peyton Lewis

Leadership Award: Lily Barton, Greer Hollis, and Henley Schivera Coaches’ Award: Molly Fountain, Annie Lelos, Ellie Northup, and Mary Mobley Varnedoe

Captains: Lily Barton, Anna Conley, Keeley Daughtry, Jade Flood, Molly Fountain, Liv Hecht, Peyton Lewis,  Ellie Neil, Henley Schivera, Eliza Strong, Mary Mobley Varnedoe, and Emerson Wright

Scholar Athletes: JV – Jade Flood, Claire Haslam, Maeve Hecht, Rebecca Kimball, Lauren Lewis, Reise Moran, Ellie Northup, Ella Phillips, Mary Mobley Varnedoe, Adeline Vetrovsky, and Emerson Wright. Varsity – Ella Barrow, Lily Barrow, Banks Bradley, Anna Conley, Madalyn Cox, Molly Fountain, Ella Haas, Liv Hecht, Sara Hiltzheimer, Greer Hollis, Annie Lelos, Peyton Lewis, Ellie Neil, Haley Phillips, Anslee Poppell, and Olivia Wells

Homecoming

Congratulations to our 2022 Homecoming Queen Fiona Wilson ‘23, escorted by Michael Grandy ‘23, and first runner-up Molly Fountain ‘23, escorted by Jake Felser ‘23.

Country Day is tremendously grateful for the overwhelming financial support received over the past several years to support the completion of Invest in Excellence Phase I: Academics. The school year kicked off with the opening of Mingledorff Hall, the 32,000 sq. ft. STEM building that houses all Upper School math and science classes, an energy lab and makerspace, and numerous mixed-use spaces for collaborative work and individual study. Planned renovations for two additional Upper School buildings, Minis Hall and Livingston Hall, are also underway. The Minis building will be expanded to include 12 humanities classes, two conference rooms, and a common space for students. The Livingston renovation will elevate our student support programs by providing a dedicated space in the center of campus for our Middle and Upper School learning support and our Upper School counseling department. The new space will include seven student-teacher collaboration spaces, offices for our faculty, and flex areas to be configured for different learning structures.

Celebrating Excellence

Meb and Hurley Ryan ‘82 are the proud parents of two recent graduates Hurley ‘17 and Jack ‘19 and have made two gifts to the Invest in Excellence campaign: “There was no question we would support the campaign in its early days when one of the primary goals was a new Upper School STEM building. SCDS has been the key factor in our sons’ success, and we feel an obligation to pay it forward for future students as those before us have so generously done. When news of the Livingston Hall renovation was announced, we knew we could not sit on the sidelines since the Upper School Learning Support program is so near and dear to our hearts. We will always be enthusiastic advocates for SCDS — giving back is easy when you have been given so much!” — Meb Ryan

Classmates from the Country Day class of 1977 came together to make a collective class gift towards a student workspace in Mingledorff Hall. This class is widely recognized for its continued commitment and devotion to the school, and proudly uses the self-professed acronym, BCE: Best Class Ever.

“It is with great pleasure that the Class of 1977 A.D., B.C.E., participates in the rising from the ashes of the Open Classroom Experiment to the wonders of the latest in modern education.”

— Wiley Wasden III on behalf of his classmates

Robbie (Hoffman) ’64 and Eddie Culver ‘62 are part of Country Day’s only four-generation family, currently spanning 1934 to 2029.

“Savannah Country Day School, formerly Pape School, has been a part of our family for four generations, with Robbie’s mother (Electa Falligant Robertson Hoffman) graduating from Pape School in the class of 1934. We know firsthand the value of the Country Day experience and passed it on to our children, Brian, class of ’94, and Kristin, class of ’97. Now Brian and his wife, Kerri, are watching their children, Helen, class of ’26, and Hayes, class of ’29, flourish in the Country Day environment. We always felt that one of the greatest gifts we could give our children was the best education Savannah could offer. Our family is proud to be a part of Mingledorff Hall and proud to be a part of a legacy that will be passed on to future generations…of our family and many others.” — Eddie Culver ‘62

After graduating from Country Day in 2015, Tyler Beauchamp earned a Chemistry degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and later went to medical school at the Medical College of Georgia. While in medical school, Tyler worked as a coordinator at the campus mental health clinic and utilized his creative interests of music and writing as an outlet. It was his work at the mental health clinic that inspired him to write his first book, “Freeze Frame,” a captivating story of a high school junior who tries to overcome trauma in his past while changing to a new school. The book is currently an Amazon #1 Best Seller and #1 in Coming of Age Fiction.

Tyler returned to Country Day in the fall to spend time with Upper School students, both in smaller classroom groups and an Upper School assembly in Jelks Auditorium. Students appreciated hearing more about the process of writing and publishing a novel, how he successfully balances medical school with multiple creative explorations, and his push to raise awareness of mental health concerns.

When you spoke at the Upper School assembly, you mentioned that you explored a variety of majors at UNC and volunteered in a health clinic. Why did you decide to pursue medicine?

When I was little, I was actually a patient looking for answers to chronic joint pain. The process took me around research clinics for the better part of my childhood, so I really was exposed to medicine from that side of the curtain. When I got to college, I had absolutely no idea what I wanted to do. I tried everything under the sun (creative writing, business, psychology, athletic training, and more) because I didn’t want to leave college wondering “What if?” It wasn’t until I tried working with physicians and seeing the other side of the curtain that I realized I had found my place. Medicine would allow me to work hands-on with people through their most difficult days and create a lasting impact in their lives. I could also use my experience as a longtime former patient to better empathize with patients and their struggles. It also doesn’t hurt that you get to wear pajamas to work.

Tyler Beauchamp ‘15

During medical school you channeled your creative side with music and writing. Why was that an important outlet for you and do you feel it complements your ability to care for others? Will your writing ability matter to your medical career?

I put a quote in the front of my book from Dead Poet’s Society that loosely says “Medicine, law, business, these are all noble pursuits necessary to sustain life…but art, poetry, love, this is what we stay alive for.” This is pretty much how I live my life. I definitely get asked, “How are you able to do both art and medicine?” and I always say I don’t know how I would do one without the other. When medicine becomes draining, I escape into writing and music and feel energized to keep going. When I’m having a tough time coming up with what to write next, I think about the problems and captivating stories of the many people I’ve met through medicine and I’m inspired to highlight their struggles. If art and medicine have anything in common, it’s that humanity lies at their core. Being a writer makes me feel more human, and the joy it brings me bleeds over to my time with patients. Continuing my passions outside of medicine will only serve to make me a better doctor and provide more personal care to my patients.

The Covid pandemic hit during your second year of medical school. Tell us about how “Freeze Frame” came to be. How did your earlier work at the health clinic help shape your ideas in “Freeze Frame”?

When quarantine started, I was living in a room with no windows. It definitely psyched me out at times, not knowing if it was light or dark, rainy

or sunny. The mind can sort of wander in a place like that. I remember having these vivid daydreams after a while, and after one of them, it took me a minute or two to figure out if the daydream had actually happened. That’s when this image appeared of a boy who was constantly jumping in and out of reality. I had spent a lot of time working at a free mental health clinic in medical school, and that paired with my own mental health battles helped shape the boy’s story. Almost instantly, I knew I wanted to tell a story about a vulnerable boy overcoming trauma while highlighting key issues of youth mental illness today (social media, peer pressures, anxiety/depression). In my opinion, children are the most vulnerable members of our society, a society that runs at a sprint driven by social media. Children are surrounded by social pressures very few of us can even fathom. And I really don’t mean to say social media is bad. In fact, when used properly, I think it has the power to be our saving grace. But anything powerful can be destructive. I think sometimes we don’t think about just how much power a child with a phone wields, and neither do they. We don’t just need to teach children how to use these tools responsibly, but there needs to be better guidance behind the tools themselves to protect kids. Like I said, the tools aren’t bad inherently. A hammer isn’t bad. It can build a house. But it can also end a life. So that’s where the antagonist was born to combat these counterculture kids. I thought it would be really fascinating for a group of kids with today’s technology and interests to choose to make a movie in a more classic fashion. Setting their work as a competition against social media platformers just made the story more intriguing. It definitely gets meta at times, with a filmmaker losing his grip on reality and seeing films play out before his eyes. But writing the story from Will’s perspective in that way really allowed me to highlight how everyone lives out their own trauma in a unique way, and hopefully readers will see that. You mentioned that the loneliness of the pandemic and your enforced solitude was very difficult. Isn’t writing, by its nature solitary, also very isolating? It seems you might have gone in a direction where you were somehow in a group.

It’s strange to say, for sure, that in isolation I dove into a more solitary act. What’s probably even stranger to say is that when I’m writing I feel completely surrounded by people. You know when you’re having a conversation with yourself in your own head, and you almost end up arguing both sides of a problem? At the end of it, you feel as if the conversation was real, when it was just you with your own thoughts. That’s sort of how I would write dialogue. After I created the characters, their motivations, their mannerisms and little idiosyncrasies, I would sort of place them all in my head and have them talk to each other as real people. They would rag on each other, laugh with each other, and surprise one another. I never felt like I was intentionally coming up with what they were saying, rather scribing as they went along. I spent so much time with these characters—more than I spent with friends or family even at times— that they were very real to me. I know it sounds crazy, but even though I was still in quarantine, writing was where I didn’t feel alone.

“ANYTHING POWERFUL CAN BE DESTRUCTIVE. I THINK SOMETIMES WE DON’T THINK ABOUT JUST HOW MUCH POWER A CHILD WITH A PHONE WIELDS, AND NEITHER DO THEY.“

“IF ART AND MEDICINE HAVE ANYTHING IN COMMON, IT’S THAT HUMANITY LIES AT THEIR CORE.”

“Freeze Frame” is a young adult novel that centers on mental health and recovery from a past trauma. What was the inspiration and why did you feel compelled to tell this story?

The mental health elements of “Freeze Frame” were inspired by my work with the free mental health clinic and my time rotating in pediatrics, but the pandemic as a whole played a major factor. Pretty much everyone I knew was worse for the wear, with stress, anxiety, and depression pervasively spreading. What I really started to notice was how often people were internalizing their worries and trying to numb themselves to their problems. And when it seemed like nothing was going right, it was understandable why people would. It’s easier. I know I did the same. I, like many others, convinced myself that opening up about how I was feeling to my friends and family would only weigh them down; if everyone was doing poorly, I didn’t want to add anything more to anyone’s plate. Ironically, of course, when I learned my friends were doing the same, I wanted nothing more than for them to open up to me so I could help them, so we could weather the storm together. The more isolated we feel, the easier it becomes to do things on our own against our own good. A big message behind “Freeze Frame” is to encourage those struggling to be open and vulnerable, with friends, family, or therapy. We can’t go through life alone, yet the pandemic did everything in its power to make us believe we had to be. I also was very intentional in how the main character, Will, navigates his trauma and recovery in that he finds no easy fix. I didn’t want Will “healed” at the end of the story; I wanted him on the right path. Recovery is a non-linear process. We can take a step forward, and then fall two steps back. But as long as we’re continually trying, making intentional efforts each day to improve and work through our burdens, we’re winning the battle. We collectively need to get better at not only celebrating the small successes others make in their mental health journeys but actively supporting others when they fall a step back.

Harold Evans wrote, “All great writing focuses on the significant details of human experience and in simple, concrete terms.” Do you agree?

Absolutely. We flock to stories because they make us feel something. At the end of the day, that’s the measure of success for art. A good story keeps the reader engaged, a great story consumes its reader and pulls something wonderful out of them. No matter what a story is about, from grounded realism to extreme fantasy, it only works if at its core it connects readers to human experience. The characters we love the most, good or bad, are those whose circumstances we can relate to. Everything else builds from that foundation.

What is next for you on the creative side?

With “Freeze Frame”, I’m currently in discussions with streaming services about a potential series adaptation. Fingers crossed. My next book is the first in a children’s series that is sort of a “Magic Tree House” meets “Medicine.” I have a Young Adult sci-fi trilogy and a more in-depth fantasy trilogy mapped out, but those will come further down the line. I’m in no rush though. Right now, I’m a medical student first, so my priority is finishing my last year and beginning my career in pediatrics. The books will come.

You mentioned starting your career in Pediatrics? Why did you choose that as a specialty?

It’s funny, when I started medical school, pretty much everyone I knew told me I would end up pursuing pediatrics. Of course, me being the stubborn person that I am, I said there was no way and put the idea out of my mind. It wasn’t until my third-year rotations when I was able to really see what it was like day-in, day-out in peds that I realized I had found my place in medicine. So many problems I saw in the hospital ultimately came down to preventable causes. If someone had only started down a different path 10, 20 years ago, they wouldn’t be in the situation they were in now. Working in pediatrics would not only help me fix current problems but hopefully future ones as well. Also, it’s not enough to just say children are the future; they’re the entire solution. Almost every problem in our lives, town, country, and world can be solved by protecting and cultivating the next generation. I can’t think of a better use of my life than to make sure those that come after us are taken care of. On another note, they’re certainly the last source of magic in the world. They just see everything through eyes I wish we all still had. The lows in peds are most definitely difficult, as it is with any field, but I don’t think any other field can beat the highs.

Looking back on your time at SCDS, what lessons resonated with you, from the classroom to the stage to the soccer field?

I think the two greatest lessons I learned from SCDS were: one, every problem has a solution, and two, if something hasn’t been done, be the one to do it. I know specifically in Adam Weber’s physics class, we spent more time breaking down problems to the key components rather than throwing equations we had memorized. And not just physics problems, but ethics, economics, you name it. We learned that every problem we face can be broken down into manageable elements, and when there is no direct solution available, you can create a series of solutions to get to where you want to be. I use those skills nearly every day. SCDS also gave us the freedom to explore our interests outside of the classroom and encouraged us to not settle for what was standard. I know I’ve been told often in medicine to drop writing because it will only distract me from being a better physician. I’ve also been told that if I don’t give 100% of my time to writing, I will never make it as a writer. But what if I feel called to do both? I decided to do what makes me happy, regardless of what was said could or couldn’t be done. I hope that people see that and feel encouraged to pursue their passions regardless of what’s “the norm.”

“I THINK THE TWO GREATEST LESSONS I LEARNED FROM SCDS WERE: ONE, EVERY PROBLEM HAS A SOLUTION, AND TWO, IF SOMETHING HASN’T BEEN DONE, BE THE ONE TO DO IT.”

Tyler reconnected with SCDS retired coach and teacher Peter Foley

Tyler with members of the Upper School English Department

SAID COULD OR COULDN’T BE DONE. I HOPE THAT PEOPLE SEE THAT AND FEEL ENCOURAGED TO PURSUE THEIR PASSIONS REGARDLESS OF WHAT’S ‘THE NORM’.”

What was the most challenging experience you had while at Country Day?

What about the most memorable moment?

I think the most challenging experience was when I hurt my neck the first football game my freshman year. I had spent middle school playing football, and a lot of my friends were made from those experiences. I was a lifer and spent most of my Friday nights growing up at Hornets’ games hoping one day I would be on the field. My very first game, I injured my neck and medically was forced to give up football for good. In an instant, those young dreams were over and the image of what I expected high school to be was gone. It had been a large part of my identity, and I was completely terrified of what I was supposed to be without it. It took time, but the injury led me to explore new interests I never had let myself experience, much of which were in the arts. Everything certainly happens for a reason, and I wouldn’t change how anything happened. The most memorable experience was probably my ongoing debate about UNC with my college advisor. When we were coming up with schools to look at, she threw it on the list and said “I just see you there.” I told her she was out of her mind and I had zero interest in going there. No one I knew had ever gone there, after all. I had a plan of my own, and I “knew exactly what I was going to do with my life.” With every college visit I went on, she would remind me to go visit UNC and I repeatedly told her I didn’t want to. She eventually broke me down and I visited near the end of my first-semester senior year. I instantly fell in love, and I threw out that careful plan of mine. I’m so thankful she broke through my stubbornness because she led me to the perfect fit and taught me to be open to the unknown.

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Donna Ratchford Adamson ‘75

Marge Arnsdor ’64 and Family

Gus Bell

Je Bolch ‘66 & Ellen Bolch

Diane & Byron Boyd

Mimi Harben Daniel Cay ‘61

Mei-Yin Cheng

Dolly Chisholm ‘77 & Graham Sadler

Alva & Chip Compton

Dottie Courington ‘68

Lena Cowan

Robbie Ho man Culver ‘64 & Eddie Culver ‘62

Carol Fulenwider Elliott ‘68

Sharon & Bill Eswine

*Catherine & Ron Fagin

Ned Gay ‘62 & Kim Gay

Lynn Goodman

Catherine Myrick Gussler ’80 & Joe Gussler

Kathie & Brian Harlander

Susan & Wade Herring

Austin Hill ’97

Kathy Horne & Carl Pedigo

*Connie Houston

Marcia & Clyde Hull

Sally & Charles Jackson

John Kennedy ’79 & Boo Kennedy

*Bob Lawhon

Charles Leggette ‘59

Curtis Lewis ‘70 & Carol Lewis

Wistar Lewis ’73 & Lynn Lewis

Jenny Stanley Long ‘78

*Julia Martin

David Mason ‘69

Cathy & Ben Massey

Pam McCaslin

Graham McGoldrick ‘76

Julia Mikell

*Bob Minis

Camille & Howard Morrison

Ted Muller

George Oelschig ‘72

Jonathan Pannell ’96 & Kimberly Pannell

Jane & Paul Pressly

Mr. Robert D. Reid III ’66

Allan Reynolds ’77 & Beverley Reynolds

Peter Schmidt ‘66 & Rence Schmidt

Magdaline & Tommy Sideris

Malcolm Butler ’76 & Julia Butler

Christopher Cay ’92 & Emily Cay

Billings & John Cay

Nita Ann Knight Klein ‘77

GeeGee & Lamar Kirkley

Rita & *Andy Labrot

Ethelyn Simpson ‘76

Patty Inglesby omas ‘44

*Deceased

“I DECIDED TO DO WHAT MAKES ME HAPPY, REGARDLESS OF WHAT WAS

class notes

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If you have recently moved or relocated, please update your address by visiting savcds.org/alumni. For more information, please contact Amy Pinckney ‘85, Director of Alumni Relations, at 912.961.8849 or pinckney@savcds.org. And don’t forget to follow the Hornet Alumni network on social media.

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2022-23 Board of Alumni

Julian Lewis ‘98, President

Stefanie (Dasher) McCullough ‘07, President-elect

John Northup ‘02, Past President

Joey Bell ‘97

Louis Brody ‘11

Bess (Butler) Brunson ‘11

Jade (Aaron) Dietz ‘03

Doug DeWalt ‘89

Brooke Fortson ‘01

Seth Goodman ‘90

Amanda (Byck) Jones ‘96

John Kingston ‘03

Caroline Long ‘08

Rob Martin ‘95

Simona Perry ‘90

Ashley Pinckney ‘85

Kathryn (Groover) Pross ‘09

McNab Reeves ‘07

Dana Stevens ‘99

Beth (Windom) Stewart ‘88

MARK YOUR CALENDAR!

2023 Hornet Homecoming Weekend

September 22 – 23, 2023

Celebrating all Hornet alumni, with special recognition of reunion classes ending in 3s and 8s, and SCDS Athletics State Champions

COUNTRY DAY IS COMING TO YOU!

Alumni Regional Happy Hour Events DC Metro Area: March 6, 2023

Charlotte: April 4, 2023 New York City: May 8, 2023

We plan to share updates via email, social media, and on savcds.org/alumni as they become available.

ARE YOU INTERESTED IN SERVING AS A CLASS REPRESENTATIVE?

The Class Representative Program deepens and expands alumni engagement by strengthening the bond between Savannah Country Day and its alumni.

If you would like to serve or know someone who would like to volunteer alongside you, please email Amy (Martin) Pinckney ‘85 at pinckney@savcds.org.

1940

With great sadness, the Alumni Office reports the death of The Pape School class associate Anita (Lippitt) Clay who passed away on November 27, 2022.

1946

With great sadness, the Alumni Office reports the death of The Pape School class associate Ann (Stovall) Stevens, who passed away on October 12, 2022.

1948

With great sadness, the Alumni Office reports the death of Pape alumna Margaret “Peggy” McBrier (Keisker) Gunn who passed away on August 16, 2022.

1956

With great sadness, the Alumni Office reports the death of alumna Anne (Seiler) Robertson who passed away on November 1, 2022

1957

With great sadness, the Alumni Office reports the death of alumna Clara (Estabrook) Roebling, who passed away on October 11, 2022.

With great sadness, the Alumni Office reports the death of alumna Merrill (Davis) Guttry who passed away on March 6, 2022.

With great sadness, the Alumni Office reports the death of alumnus Richard “Dickie” Willis Heard, III, who passed away on November 2, 2022.

1958

REUNION TIME! Hornet Homecoming 2023 will be here before you know it. Help build momentum for your 65th Reunion by joining your Reunion Committee! You have the best insight into the celebration your classmates would enjoy, so you are the key to a fun and successful event. For more information about becoming a volunteer for your Reunion Committee, email Amy (Martin) Pinckney ‘85 at pinckney@savcds.org or call 912.961.8849.

1963

REUNION TIME! Hornet Homecoming 2023 will be here before you know it. Help build momentum for your 60th Reunion by joining your Reunion Committee! You have the best insight into the celebration your classmates would enjoy, so you are the key to a fun and successful event. For more information about becoming a volunteer for your Reunion Committee, email Amy (Martin) Pinckney ‘85 at pinckney@savcds.org or call 912.961.8849.

1964

With great sadness, the Alumni Office reports the death of alumna Valentine “Val” (Orr) Hayes, who passed away on August 2, 2022.

1968

REUNION TIME! Hornet Homecoming 2023 will be here before you know it. Help build momentum for your 55th Reunion by joining your Reunion Committee! You have the best insight into the celebration your classmates would enjoy, so you are the key to a fun and successful event. For more information about becoming a volunteer for your Reunion Committee, email Amy (Martin) Pinckney ‘85 at pinckney@savcds.org or call 912.961.8849.

Carol Fulenwider Elliott writes, “Thanks to my excellent science background from SCDS, I earned a PhD in physiology, then taught science for 15 years in California and then Savannah (including SCDS). I made a career change to anesthesia and currently work part-time at Southeast Georgia Regional Hospital, Brunswick, Ga.”

1971

Kathleen Brewin Lewis’ collection of poetry, “Magicicada & Other Marvels,” has recently been published by Shanti Arts. It is available on Amazon.

1972

With great sadness, the Alumni Office reports the death of alumna Elizabeth “Beth” (Weeks) Sellers, who passed away on July 12, 2022.

With great sadness, the Alumni Office reports the death of alumnus William “Bill” Langdon Oliver, who passed away on August 5, 2022.

1978

REUNION TIME! Hornet Homecoming 2023 will be here before you know it. Help build momentum for your 45th Reunion by joining your Reunion Committee! You have the best insight into the celebration your classmates would enjoy, so you are the key to a fun and successful event. For more information about becoming a volunteer for your Reunion Committee, email Amy (Martin) Pinckney ‘85 at pinckney@savcds.org or call 912.961.8849.

1980

Rob Fritz writes, “Hello classmates. In closing out my mom’s household, I found a number of my SCDS middle school pottery projects. Surprisingly, one of them was not mine, but was signed by Jon Burke and Craig Haynie, who I presume would be considered affiliates of our class as they did not follow us to 9th grade. My attempts to locate them have not been successful. If any of you are still connected with either of them, please let me know.

“Otherwise, I always get a sense of déjá vu when we’ve attended our children’s events at Great Mills High School in Lexington Park, MD. If you search for their website, you’ll discover that their colors are green and gold and they use the identical Hornet mascot as SCDS. Wishing you all the best, Rob”

1981

1982

Teresa Ashman writes, “The SCDS Class of 1982 recently had their 40th Reunion. In fact, there were two reunions because Hurricane Ian marred the plans of many out-of-town alumni who were planning to attend the originally scheduled date. Nevertheless, those who were more local followed our class motto “Carpe Diem” and we went ahead and had a party. The rescheduled date had several out-of-towners making the journey home to celebrate despite Hurricane Nicole’s attempt to derail a second attempt. Between the two events, 40 people attended. There were many alumni who had not seen each other in decades, and everyone was happy to catch up and reminisce. The common refrain was that it was hard to believe that so much time had passed, yet everyone was easy to recognize! I choose to interpret that as we all still look 18!

1973

REUNION TIME! Hornet Homecoming 2023 will be here before you know it. Help build momentum for your 50th Reunion by joining your Reunion Committee! You have the best insight into the celebration your classmates would enjoy, so you are the key to a fun and successful event. For more information about becoming a volunteer for your Reunion Committee, email Amy (Martin) Pinckney ‘85 at pinckney@savcds.org or call 912.961.8849.

1974

With great sadness, the Alumni Office reports the death of alumnus Mark Stephen Mackey who passed away on June 11, 2022.

On November 10, 2022, Nina (Tracy) Gompels was inducted into the Junior Achievement Savannah Business Hall of Fame. Nina and former SCDS parent, Ira Berman (Polly Berman ‘16 and Annie Berman ‘22) joined the prestigious list of laureates who have enriched Coastal Georgia’s community through their business leadership and exemplary civic and professional achievements.

Pictured here with her family: From left, Matthew Gompels ‘18, Mark Gompels, Nina (Tracy) Gompels ‘81, and William Gompels ‘16

“The person who traveled the furthest, Buford Scott came from London, his home for over two decades. Katherine (Gardner) Martz traveled over 2,000 miles from her home in Park City, UT. We were all pleasantly surprised by the last-minute arrival of Dwayne Leik, who drove round trip (~10 hours) from Asheville, NC on the day of the reunion, though his previous career as a race car driver may have cut that time significantly. Charlie Elmer surprised us by coming from the DC area for the original reunion date, not at all deterred by Ian’s forceful path. Susan (Hershey) Smith came from her new home in Buffalo after 20+ years in Nashville. Although a northern move may seem surprising after retiring, Susan and her husband, Lee, were originally from Buffalo and usually spend their summers across the border in Canada. The remaining attendees all currently live in GA, many in the Savannah area (Teresa Ashman [recently returned], Elizabeth (Sheehan) Hamrick, George Hassell, Debbie (White) Hornsby, Austin Kennedy, Jeanne (Howell) McMillan, Lisa (Massey) Muller, Hurley Ryan, Brendan Sheehan) and the rest in the Atlanta region (Ashley (Mulherin) Dollar, Lucy (Sparkman) Crosswell, Martha Parker, Margaret (McCullough) Russell, Melanie (Cobb) Sprung, Julie (Allen) Onians)

“We had many volunteers who reached out to class members multiple times, though sadly both dates conflicted with several classmates’ schedules. It is hard to compete with football. Also, very special shoutouts to Jeanne for floral arrangement, gift bags, and decorations, and to Debbie for creating a great video that started with a clip of our graduation ceremony (thanks Ray Bailey’s dad being an early camcorder user) and many pictures over the years, including prior reunions.”

On Saturday, November 12, the class of 1982 gathered at the home of Teresa Ashman in downtown Savannah to celebrate their 40th reunion. The reunion was originally scheduled for October 1, but due to the threat of a hurricane, many classmates were unable to travel to Savannah. Between the two parties, 40 classmates were in attendance. Standing (left to right): Brendan Sheehan, Elizabeth (Sheehan) Hamrick, Julia (Allen) Onians, Susan (Hershey) Smith, Austin Kennedy, Adger Ross, Ashley (Mulherin) Dollar, Farrell Middleton, Buford Scott, Dwayne Leik. Sitting (l to r): Debbie (White) Hornsby, Katherine (Gardner) Martz, Teresa Ashman, Martha Parker, Melanie (Cobb) Sprung, Jeanne (Howell) McMillan, George Hassell.

1983

REUNION TIME! Hornet Homecoming 2023 will be here before you know it. Help build momentum for your 40th Reunion by joining your Reunion Committee! You have the best insight into the celebration your classmates would enjoy, so you are the key to a fun and successful event. For more information about becoming a volunteer for your Reunion Committee, email Amy (Martin) Pinckney ‘85 at pinckney@savcds.org or call 912.961.8849.

1984

Mallory (Troxler) Lehn shares that her mother, JoAnn Troxler, passed away January 5, 2021, and her father, Drew Troxler, passed away December 23, 2021. They were buried at Arlington National Cemetery.

1988

REUNION TIME! Hornet Homecoming 2023 will be here before you know it. Help build momentum for your 35th Reunion by joining your Reunion Committee! You have the best insight into the celebration your classmates would enjoy, so you are the key to a fun and successful event. For more information about becoming a volunteer for your Reunion Committee, email Amy (Martin) Pinckney ‘85 at pinckney@savcds.org or call 912.961.8849.

Robert James II has been selected as the recipient of the 2022 SCDS Distinguished Alumni Award. Robert will visit campus this winter and be featured in the Summer 2023 issue of Images Magazine. Congratulations, Robert!

Jean Wright Sitkei writes, “Our big news this year is the addition to our family of a robot vacuum, affectionately named Alfred. (Excitement about household appliances = adulthood achieved. Seriously, we don’t have to vacuum anymore. It’s amazing!) This fall my husband and helped my mom move from Savannah to Oregon. I am happy and relieved my mom is now close to me and enjoying herself at her new independent senior living community. I wish with all my heart that my dad was here to make the move as well. I miss you so much, Dad.”

1998

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2004

1990

With great sadness, the Alumni Office reports the death of alumna Deborah “Debbie” (Henderson) Hughes, who passed away on December 9, 2022.

With great sadness, the Alumni Office reports the death of alumnus Jacob Lawrence Dimond, who passed away on December 21, 2022.

1993

REUNION TIME! Hornet Homecoming 2023 will be here before you know it. Help build momentum for your 30th Reunion by joining your Reunion Committee! You have the best insight into the celebration your classmates would enjoy, so you are the key to a fun and successful event. For more information about becoming a volunteer for your Reunion Committee, email Amy (Martin) Pinckney ‘85 at pinckney@savcds.org or call 912.961.8849.

REUNION TIME! Hornet Homecoming 2023 will be here before you know it. Help build momentum for your 25th Reunion by joining your Reunion Committee! You have the best insight into the celebration your classmates would enjoy, so you are the key to a fun and successful event. For more information about becoming a volunteer for your Reunion Committee, email Helen (Williams) Johnson at hhwjohnson@bellsouth.net, Tara (DeLoach) Rocker at tara.d.rocker@gmail.com, or Amy (Martin) Pinckney ‘85 at pinckney@savcds.org. Lacie (Thompson) Van Alstine writes, “I am celebrating 10 years owning and operating Che Bella AVEDA Salon & Spa in Lakewood Ranch, FL!”

2000

On September 6, 2022, Cory Isaacson was named the ACLU of Georgia’s new Legal Director. A graduate of Berkeley’s School of Law, Cory has dedicated her career to criminal legal reform, including her most recent experience at the Georgia Resource Center representing clients on death row in Georgia. Cory brings extensive experience in and out of the courtroom, developing novel litigation in very complex cases, arguing before the 11th circuit, recruiting and managing pro bono partners, cultivating relationships with community stakeholders, and supervising legal interns and staff attorneys. Congratulations, Cory!

2007

1992

Classmates Scott Howell, Tim Livingston and Jay Markwalter celebrated Tim’s marriage to Brooke Capolino on October 22, 2022. Tim and Brooke reside in Atlanta.

Charles Dunn writes, “My wife, Mary, and I live in Los Angeles with our two kids, Charlotte (10) and Connor (6), along with Sunny (4), our underappreciated border collie, where I’ve been working in wireless telecom since 2004. This past year though, I took a long-standing hobby to the next level with the publication of my first children’s picture book, Claire vs The Flying Saucers, which was released this fall. I’d like to think Mrs. Beulah Harper Nettles would have been amused that I finally found an audience who appreciates my juvenile writing.”

Deedee (Lewanski) Brownlee shares that she is a part-time elementary school counselor at a local inner-city school. Deedee’s husband, Griffin, and children, Joe (6) and Frannie (4), reside in Knoxville, Tennessee. Deedee writes, “Let’s get the class of 2000 together for a reunion!!!”

Sara Hofstein moved with her family to Portland, OR from Vienna, Austria in December 2021. Since then, she has helped produce the visual effects (VFX) on Netflix’s Wendell and Wild and Disney’s Hocus Pocus 2.

2003

REUNION TIME! Hornet Homecoming 2023 will be here before you know it. Help build momentum for your 20th Reunion by joining your Reunion Committee! You have the best insight into the celebration your classmates would enjoy, so you are the key to a fun and successful event. For more information about becoming a volunteer for your Reunion Committee, email Caroline (Baker) Haddow at

The class of 2007 gathered at Starland Yard on Friday, November 25 for their 15-year Reunion class party. Top row (left to right): Sean Dane-Kellogg, Chris Maddox, Holly (Suthers) Gainer, Matthew Kenreich, Sara Hofstein, McNab Reeves, Bobby Shelley, Jack Baker; Bottom row: Virginia (Lewis) Shelley, and Lloyd (Pember) Childs.

2008

REUNION TIME! Hornet Homecoming 2023 will be here before you know it. Help build momentum for your 15th Reunion by joining your Reunion Committee! You have the best insight into the celebration your classmates would enjoy, so you are the key to a fun and successful event. For more information about becoming a volunteer for your Reunion Committee, email Amy (Martin) Pinckney ‘85 at pinckney@savcds.org or call 912.961.8849.

2009

Tucker Compton writes, “I am more than excited to share that I am starting up a new role as Client Advisor at Sterling Seacrest Pritchard! I had worked for a local insurance agency in Chattanooga, TN for the past six years, and in moving back home, it just made sense to join the biggest and best agency in Savannah. I have learned a lot in my past roles as a claims adjuster, underwriter and agent since graduating from UGA’s risk management/ insurance program in 2013, and I can’t wait to bring that expertise to new clients here. I am focusing on mid-large sized construction, solar, and healthcare related companies to provide property, casualty, and bonding insurance needs. I also plan on continuing SSP’s continued efforts of giving back to our community that I grew to love. I can’t wait to get back ingrained in the city that molded me into who I am today!”

your classmates would enjoy, so you are the key to a fun and successful event. For more information about becoming a volunteer for your Reunion Committee, email Amy (Martin) Pinckney ‘85 at pinckney@savcds.org or call 912.961.8849.

2017

The Class of 2017 met at Starland Yard on Saturday, November 26, to celebrate their 5-year reunion. With over 30% of the class attending, everyone had a great time reconnecting and learning what friends had been up to since graduation. Classmates that couldn’t attend the class party were missed and everyone looks forward to getting together in 2027.

Chase Gibson started a new job as the marketing director for Advantage Gold, a precious metals investment firm out of LA in July. He travels all over the country, LA, San Diego, Vegas, Austin, and Dallas and has met some famous politicians like Ted Cruz and Ben Carson. Chase works remotely and recently moved to a new house in downtown Savannah.

Kate Groce graduated from Georgia Tech in May, 2021. She currently resides in midtown Atlanta and works for NCR in Global Workforce Analytics and Reporting. Kate is enjoying fixing up her new condominium, which is right around the corner from Piedmont Park, and encourages SCDS friends to visit.

After graduating from the University of Mississippi in April 2021, Grace Archer Pinckney moved to Charleston, SC to teach first grade. After a rewarding first year in education, Grace Archer moved to uptown Charlotte, NC. She is thrilled to live in a large city and loves teaching second grade at Beverly Woods Elementary.

Kate Templeton graduated with a Master of Public Health degree from UGA in May 2022 and is now working as the Outreach Coordinator for Tharros Place, a new non-profit in Savannah working to support survivors of human trafficking.

2013

REUNION TIME! Hornet Homecoming 2023 will be here before you know it. Help build momentum for your 10th Reunion by joining your Reunion Committee! You have the best insight into the celebration

The Class of 2017 met at Starland Yard on Saturday, November 26 to celebrate their 5-year reunion. Top row (left to right): Emily Roher ‘17, Grace Lewis ‘17, Kate Groce 17, Maggie Sheehan ‘17, Kate Templeton ‘17, and Alex Lynch ‘17; Bottom row (left to right): Michael Landa ‘17, Bryce Dunn ‘17, Mike Turton ‘17, Will Sampey ‘17, Jack Rittmeyer ‘17, Chase Gibson ‘17, Mason Heiges ‘17, Allyson Kemp ‘17, Savannah Fritz, Tristan Senkowski ‘17, Evan Lee ‘17, Peter Kronowitz ‘17, Hurley Ryan ‘17, Grace Archer Pinckney ‘17, and Mary Jane Chappell ‘17*.

*Denotes Class Associate

REUNION TIME! Hornet Homecoming 2023 will be here before you know it. Help build momentum for your 5th Reunion by joining your Reunion Committee! You have the best insight into the celebration your classmates would enjoy, so you are the key to a fun and successful event. For more information about becoming a volunteer for your Reunion Committee, email Amy (Martin) Pinckney ‘85 at pinckney@ savcds.org or call 912.961.8849.

On Monday, October 24, Kathryn (Tatum) Saunders ‘92 graciously welcomed Nashville area alumni into her home for a memorable evening. The outstanding company and engaging conversation among old and new friends made for a perfect evening.

After years of limited travel, Country Day is excited to get back on the road. If you are interested in hosting an alumni event in your city, please reach out to Amy (Martin) Pinckney ‘85 at pinckney@savcds.org.

*Denotes Class Associate

Kef Wilson, Head of School, Jeremy Hammond, Head of Middle School, Jonathan Day, Head of Upper School, David Schwarz ‘94, Christina Aaron, Head of Lower School, Ken Johnson ‘86 Markley Jones ‘11, Amy (Martin) Pinckney, ‘85, Teddy (Gongaware) Martin ‘02, Kathryn (Tatum) Saunders, 92, Caroline Groover ‘12, Kristina Train ‘00, and Ann Kingston ‘06*

Courtney (Stevens) Mevs ‘94 and Osei Mevs

Kristina Train ‘00, Kathryn (Tatum) Saunders ‘92, Berkley Schwarz, David Schwarz ‘94, and Ann Kingston ‘06*

Alumni Oyster Roast: Hornet Home for the Holidays

Every year on the day before Thanksgiving, generations of Hornets kick off the holidays with an all-alumni oyster roast. On November 23, sounds of chatter and laughter between friends echoed over Delegal Creek, only to be interrupted when the crowd spilled over the picnic tables with each batch of steamed oysters. This beloved Country Day tradition builds memories and larger groups of Hornets year after year. We look forward to seeing everyone again in 2023!

Sukey Johnson and Kenneth Johnson ‘86

Erika Lewis ‘14, Wistar Lewis ‘70, and Lynn Lewis

Angela Young ‘19, Elena Panzitta ‘19, Alex Kovensky ‘19, and Sarah (Greenberg) Kovensky ‘88

Gene Spiva ‘04, Gage Montgomery, and Matt Kelly ‘04

Alec Cobb ‘22, William Lovett ‘22, Joel Goodman ‘87, Ross Goodman ‘22, and Ben Goodman ‘19

Anna Schretter ‘19, Caroline Gilpin ‘19, Ash Pinckney ‘19, and Matthew Roher ‘20

Jacqueline Hendrix ‘16, Polly Berman ‘16, and Annie Berman ‘22

Emily Roher ‘17, Summer Lanier ‘20, Ashley Pankey ‘20, Laura Neely ‘20, and Pepa Celaya ‘20

Celia (Williams) Dunn ‘57 and Larry Dunn Blake Grimsley, Lizzie (Sprague) Grimsley ‘04, Lilly (Sprague) Dixon ‘02, and Louis Dixon

Susan Wylly ‘90, Amelia Wylly ‘21, and Abby Nicholson ‘22

Betsy Davis ‘97, Claire Davis, and Whit Davis ‘93

Ansley Keaton ‘22, Carey Bass ‘22, Charlton Strong ‘22, and, Katherine Ezelle ‘22

Jaden Coulter ‘21, David Gilpin ‘21, Owen Elkin ‘21, Gray Grayson ‘21, Lucas Miller ‘21, and Liam Horne ‘21

Margaret Mercer ‘18 and Louise Mercer ‘21

Monica (Anderson) Paterra ‘82 and Victor Paterra

Elena Panzitta ‘18, Jordan Henry ‘18, and Peyton Lowenthal ‘18

William Sadler ‘11, John Glenn ‘11, Noah Luskey ‘11, and Elizabeth Woods ‘11

John Keller, Laura Hill (Nash) Keller ‘10, Annette Owens, Chris Owens ‘10, Andy Ackel, and Jessica (Nash) Ackel ‘99

Brooke (Bradley) Halpern ‘09 and Stuart Halpern

Michael Peters ‘85, Laurie (Silvers) Ross ‘83, Wells Ross ‘14

Morgan (Roberts) Caldwell ‘09 and her husband, Maclain, joyfully announce the birth of their second child, Taylor Maclain Caldwell, Jr., born on August 5, 2022. Taylor has joined big sister Caroline at The Little School at SCDS!

On October 11, 2022, Sam Mikell ’08 and his wife, Jess, celebrated the birth of their son, Samuel LeCraw Mikell, Jr.

Brooke (Bradley) Halpern ’09 and her husband Stuart joyfully welcomed their second child, Harper Amelia Halpern, on June 29, 2022. Harper is especially adored by her big brother Bennett who turned two in July.

George Peter Girgis was born on April 19, 2022. He is the third child of Sally (Johnson) Girgis ‘09 and Peter Girgis.

Matthew and Sally (Parker) Shay ‘10 celebrated the birth of their son, Jack Keaton Shay, on October 14, 2022. Sally and Matthew are excited for Jack to join his class at The Little School this year.

Lloyd (Pember) Childs ‘07 and her husband Stuart joyfully announce the birth of their daughter, Layden Carter Childs, born on August 14, 2022. Layden is already adored by many, especially her big brother Huntsman, age 3.

Mary (Reeves) Close ‘10 and Claude Close joyfully welcomed their daughter, Sallie Healand Close, on September 28, 2022.

Cassandra (Tyson) Cannon ‘03 and Pierce Cannon are delighted to announce the birth of their son, Miller, on October 10, 2022. Jude ‘37, Mary Pierce ‘34, and Finn ‘33 are excited to welcome Miller to the family!

Thomas ‘01 and Betsy (Tate) Barrow ‘04 welcomed their daughter, Tate Copeland Barrow, on June 25, 2022. Each day with Tate brings the best laughs and smiles.

marriages

William Szczecinski ’14 married his college sweetheart Caroline (Peters) Szczecinski on May 21, 2022, in Pawleys Island, South Carolina. William’s father, Stephen Szczecinski was the best man and his sister, Caroline Szczecinski ‘16 was among the bridesmaids. Landon Walls ’13, Kameron Sallee ’13, Jackson Schroeder ’14, and William Woods ’14 were among the groomsmen, and Stuart Sligh, Jr. ’14 (1995-2012) was an honorary groomsman. Many other great friends from SCDS were also in attendance. William and Caroline happily reside in New York City.

Lydia (Hartman) Wheat and Will Wheat ’12 were married on January 22, 2022, at Wesley Monumental United Methodist Church in downtown Savannah, followed by a reception at the Oglethorpe Club. Kirby Wheat ’15 was among the bridesmaids. The couple now lives in Vernonburg on the southside of Savannah. Will is helping run his family business, Guerry Lumber, and Lydia is a nurse at Savannah Plastic Surgery.

Cara (Considine) Stires ‘12 married Garrett Stires on November 5, 2022, at her parents’ home on Modena Island in Savannah. Bridesmaids included SCDS classmates Caroline Groover ‘12 Elly Arden-Joly ‘12 and Anne Keese Wallace ‘12 Jack Considine ‘16 was among the groomsmen. The couple currently resides in Colorado.

Anna (Stone) DeFilippis ’18 and Will DeFilippis ’18 married on June 18, 2022, at the Charles H. Morris Center, followed by a reception at Kehoe Iron Works in downtown Savannah hosted by Ty Stone ’86 and Tricia Stone. Their brothers, Parker Stone ’17, Ben Stone ’20 Luke DeFilippis ’20 and Alex DeFilippis ’24 as well as cousin Michael Clifton ’23 and SCDS classmate David DeVaro ’18, were groomsmen. Among the bridesmaids were lifelong friends and SCDS classmates Leah Jackson ’18 and Kate Templeton ’17 Anna’s cousin and current SCDS student Georgia Stone ’34 was the flower girl and her grandmother Mollie Stone ’63 made the wedding cake. Anna and Will have happily settled in Chapel Hill, NC.

Michael

Megan (Stout) Battaglia ‘11 married Jack Battaglia on October 15, 2022, at The Cathedral Basilica of St. John the Baptist in downtown Savannah, followed by cocktails and reception at The Palmetto Clubhouse on Skidaway Island, hosted by Megan’s parents Kathryn and Jack Stout. Fellow SCDS classmates and lifelong friends Markley Jones ‘11 and Isabel MacGuire ‘11 were among the bridesmaids. It was a wonderful day for Megan and Jack, who met and work in New York City. The couple now resides in the New Jersey suburbs where Jack grew up.

Tucker Compton ‘09 and Leslie (Ecklund)

Compton married on November 6, 2021, with an intimate wedding ceremony at Cloudland Canyon State Park with his brothers, Charlie Compton ‘05 and Kelley Compton ‘11 and immediate family members present. After moving back to Savannah at the beginning of 2022, they were able to celebrate with all their family and friends, including Cameron Pember ‘09, Ashal Patel ‘09, Benjamin Watson ‘09, Christian Demere ‘09, John Skeadas ‘09, Taylor (Edgar) Williamson ‘09, Kathryn (Groover) Pross ‘09, Morgan (Roberts) Caldwell ‘09, Tyler Harden ‘09, Curt Lewis ‘09, Daniel Suthers ‘09, Lane Curlee ‘08, Kate (Sadler) Andrews ‘09, Patrick Johnston ‘07, Sam Lewis ‘09, Katherine (Monsees) Bennett ‘09, Camille (Mercer) Lyon ‘09, Travis Carter ‘08, Cole Gentes ‘08, Frederick Schmoe ‘09, David Toraya ‘09, Katherine (Dotson) Toraya ‘09, and Stuart Williams ‘09 on April 24, 2022, at the Savannah Gun Club.

Alex Sovchen ‘12 and Ann Darby Smith were married at Lake Oconee on October 22, 2022. The wedding took place at the Ritz-Carlton, with an outdoor lakeside ceremony, followed by a reception in the ballroom. Alex’s older brother, Chris Sovchen ‘10 was his best man, and fellow alumni Ron Berry ‘12 Jack Edwards ‘12, and Hamilton Pirkle ‘12, were members of the wedding party. Alex and Ann Darby currently reside in Atlanta.

John Kingston, Jr ‘03 and Mackenzie (Shelton) Kingston married on June 11, 2022, at Wesley Monumental United Methodist Church. The couple resides in Savannah.

Palmisano ‘08 and Leslie Purdie were married on January 28, 2022. The couple resides in El Dorado Hills, California.

remembrances

The Country Day community was deeply saddened to learn of the passing of longtime faculty member Cesar Justo Noble at the age of 90. Señor Noble passed away peacefully on October 23, 2022. Sr. Noble and his wife Dottie arrived at SCDS in the fall of 1976 and quickly immersed themselves in school and student life, with Dottie eventually joining the Upper School faculty in 1984. Sr. Noble taught Spanish in Upper School for 20 years and served the school in several other capacities, including foreign language department chair, student club advisor, and coordinator of the summer travel abroad program in Spain. He is also remembered for assembling winning sports programs at Country Day—he was instrumental in starting the baseball program and growing the boys’ soccer program into city champs. We offer our heartfelt condolences to Sr. Noble’s life-long friend and wife, Dottie, their son, Rick Noble ‘88 and the entire family.

We are deeply saddened to share the death of cherished teacher Elizabeth “Libby” Blake. Mrs. Blake passed away on August 13, 2022, with her husband and daughter at her side. Mrs. Blake taught at Country Day for 21 years in a myriad of positions, most notably Middle School science teacher and department chair. The Country Day community offers our sincerest condolences to Libby’s husband, Willson Blake, daughter, Virginia Blake ‘00, and the entire family.

We are saddened to share the death of music teacher, Louis H. “Bud” Rhymes, Jr. Mr. Rhymes passed away suddenly on June 4, 2022, after a short illness. Mr. Rhymes conducted the Troubadours, the Upper School Chorus, and the Jazz Ensemble at Savannah Country Day from 1975 to 1983. We offer our sincerest condolences to Mr. Rhymes’ family and friends.

With a heavy heart, we share that retired Country Day food service director Ruby Constance Benson Bacon age 103, died at home on November 5, 2022. Mrs. Bacon was the food service director at Savannah Country Day from 1957-1984. The Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association of America sent her a huge arrangement of flowers for her 100th birthday as she held the record for their oldest and longest-retired client. During her time at SCDS, her claim to fame was her delicious apple crisp! The Country Day community offers our sincerest condolences to Mrs. Bacon’s son Marc Bacon ‘70, granddaughter Caroline (Creaser) Pritchard ‘98, and the entire family.

We share the death of beloved teacher Patricia Anne Shelley Fox with a heavy heart. Mrs. Fox passed away on August 8, 2022, surrounded by her family. Mrs. Fox generously served Country Day in a multitude of roles from 1981-1993, including Middle School English teacher and Coach for the girls varsity tennis team. The Country Day community offers our sincerest condolences to Pat’s husband, Kevin Fox, sons, Michael Fox ‘86, Alex Fox ‘90, and Christopher Fox ‘93, and the entire family.

Country Day alumni Florence (Minis) Slatinsky ‘94, Liz (Lientz) Macfadyen ‘96, Fitz Haile ‘95, Denton Stone ‘88, Marc Bailey ‘92, and Amy (Benton) Haenel ‘89 lovingly served as ushers at Mrs. Fox’s funeral.

THE SAVANNAH COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL

ANNUAL REPORT

2021-2022

Dear Country Day Community,

My new favorite place on campus is the Bernstein Conference Room in Mingledorff Hall. In my capacity as Board Chair, I attend a lot of meetings, and when they take place in this spot, I typically take a seat where I can watch the parade of incredibly youthful faces and strides of the students. The freedom they enjoy post-Covid to roam the campus and gather in groups seems to agree with them as I mostly witness smiles and laughter; their proximity serves as a meaningful reminder of the school’s mission to prepare them for college and life. And that preparation starts so early! Recently I went into Mrs. Gilpin’s first grade class as a “mystery reader,” but the real mystery is how she inspires children today as magically as she did thirty years ago when she taught my daughter. Now my other daughter’s son is in her class, and throughout campus I’m struck by the sense of community that is palpable at SCDS. There are so many alumni whose children are now enrolled, and as always, many alumni have chosen to come back and be part of the school’s faculty or staff or to be faithful donors. We have a wonderful history to celebrate and a future made secure by the generosity of so many families, some of whom are just starting their SCDS journey.

The Board of Trustees is very grateful for the support of so many of you who have given generously. The Fund for Country Day surpassed its $700,000 goal, reaching $707,863 with 1,084 donors, 185 of which were first-time gifts. In the last year, 22% of annual fund donors increased their gifts and grandparent giving continues to increase well above national averages. The percentage of alumni parents giving is at 14%, with the national average at 9.5%.

I would like to thank each member of the Board of Trustees and ask that you thank them as well. We are fortunate to have such a strong group of leaders who give their time and talent to guide the school. Our Head of School, Kef Wilson, is in his tenth year in this role and continues to lead with a commitment to the success of Savannah Country Day’s future. He and his administrative team work tirelessly to ensure that SCDS continues as an excellent school and an incredible environment for learning—a place where students are encouraged to think critically, value different viewpoints, appreciate innovation, and begin a lifetime love of learning.

Sincerely,

Mary Sprague Chair, Board of Trustees

THE 2021-2022 FUND FOR COUNTRY DAY BY

CONSTITUENCY

TOTAL SUPPORT: 1,084 Donors | $707,863

Due to overlaps in constituencies, constituency subtotals are higher than total amount raised.

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

REFLECTS CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED JULY 1, 2021 TO JUNE 30, 2022

LIVE OAK SOCIETY

Taking its name from the majestic live oaks that have populated our wooded campus since Country Day’s founding, the Live Oak Society recognizes individuals, corporations and foundations that have made cumulative lifetime gifts of $100,000 or more to the school.

Members of the Live Oak Society are Country Day’s most visionary philanthropists. Their contributions to advance the mission of this institution will continue to impact students, faculty and the Savannah community for generations to come.

*Deceased Individuals

The Adler Family Foundation

*Emma Walthour Adler ‘47 &

*Lee Adler

Anonymous (3)

*Barbara & *Jim Andrews

Vic Andrews

Cindy & West Beaver

Fred Bergen ‘79 & Malinda Bergen

Bettie & John Bohannon

Jeff Bolch ‘66 & Ellen Bolch

*Frank & *Marguerite Bousquet

Bradley Foundation, Inc.

Jenny Lynn & *Waldo Bradley

Judy & Dan Bradley

Byck Foundation

Judy Appel Byck ‘62 & *Sylvan

Byck

Donna Kelly Eichholz ‘82 & Tony

Eichholz

Rosalie Campbell

Becky & Tom Campen

Jane & *Cliff Cannon

Carey Hilliard’s Restaurants

Cay Foundation

Billings & John Cay

Mimi Harben Daniel Cay ‘61

Chatham Steel Corporation

*Katherine Crutcher Chisholm ‘47 & Frank Chisholm

Dolly Chisholm ‘77 & Graham

Sadler

The Colonial Foundation, Inc.

Rob Demere ‘66 & Celeste Demere

Christian Demere ‘09

Alva & Chip Compton

The Critz Family Fund

Cay Critz

Lila & Dale Critz

Debbie & Dale Critz

Sara & Rick Culbreth

*Helen Darby

Deanna & Alan Dasher

J.R. Davis ’92 & Nadia Davis

William Dillard

The Frances and Beverly DuBose Foundation

Eileen & Bo DuBose

Meredith Repella Dulany ‘92 & Reed Dulany ‘87

The Danyse G. & Julius Edel Fund

Danyse & Julius Edel

Margarita & Nick Eskandar

The Reginald & Julia Fleet Trust

Scholarship Fund

*Thelma & *Charles Gay

Beth & Scott Glass

The Goizueta Foundation Fund

Kay Exley Gunkel ‘72 & Dieter

Gunkel

Sally & Steve Hall

Hancock Family Foundation

Linda & David Hancock

Kathie & Brian Harlander

Brent Harlander ’97 & Lindsay Harlander

The Hunter Foundation, Inc.

*Freeman Jelks

Victoria Jenkins Charitable Foundation

Alice & Bob Jepson

Peggy Barnett Johnson ‘47 & *David Johnson

John G. Kennedy Foundation, Inc.

Austin Kennedy ‘82 & Clayton

Kennedy

John Kennedy ‘79 & Boo Kennedy

Connie Kennedy Darbyshire ‘77 & Glen Darbyshire

Keith/Klement Family Foundation

Judy & Bill Klement

Kuhlman Corporation

Rita & *Andy Labrot

Mills Bee Lane Memorial Foundation

The Scott and Louise Lauretti

Fund

*Louise & Scott Lauretti

J.C. Lewis Foundation, Inc.

*Nancy & *Curtis Lewis

Scott Lewis ‘75

Curtis Lewis ‘70 & Carol Lewis

Nancy Lewis ‘67

Wistar Lewis ‘73 & Lynn Lewis

Linda & Walter Lewis

Tracey Cannon London ‘88 & Jeremy London

Janette & David Long

Blake Long

Jenny Stanley Long ‘78

Susie & Ben MacMillan

*Julia & *Bob Martin

*Rosalie & *Oscar Mayer

Sandy & Don Mayer

Kristen & *Dick McDonough

Julie & Dave McLeod

Melaver Foundation, Inc.

*Betty & *Norton Melaver

Mingledorff Family Trust

Shirley & Bud Mingledorff ‘64

Price & Joe Mingledorff

Nicky & Jeff Mingledorff

*Edith & *Bob Minis

Henry Minis ‘65 & Sally Minis

Rosie & *Don Moore

Rosalie & Charles Morris

Mary Lane Morrison

Foundation

Mary & *Howard Morrison

*Elizabeth & Ted Muller

Betsy Watts Ormond ‘98 & Niko Ormond

William R. Orthwein, Jr. and Laura Rand Orthwein

Foundation

Beth & Glenn Palmisano

Kelley Parker

Greg Parker

Hunter Philbrick ‘97 & Clementine Drackett

Jane & Paul Pressly

Susan & Steve Roberts

Adrian & John Robinson

Savannah Distributing Co.

Savannah Foods

SCDS Booster Club

SCDS Parents’ Association

Jane Victor Showalter ‘78 & Carl Showalter ‘78

Bob Smith

Kim & Mark Smith

Nikki & Christopher “Smitty”

Smith

Cathy Edel Solomons ‘74 & Philip Solomons

Southern States Educational Foundation, Inc.

Helen Reid ‘59 & *Pawling

Steward

Jane Vaden Thacher ‘84 & Peter Thacher

Yaël van Hulst & *Tim Brown

Teresa & Jerry Wardlaw

Cindy & Don Waters

Barbie & Jimmy Wilson

Beverly & Tracy Young

HERITAGE SOCIETY

The Country Day Heritage Society honors all parents, alumni and friends who support Country Day’s mission by including the school in their estate plans.

Heritage Society giving to Savannah Country Day includes planned gifts such as life insurance policies, bequests and real estate. Gifts to the Heritage Society are generally designated to endowment and secure the future of The Savannah Country Day School for many generations to come.

*Deceased Individuals

Anonymous (2)

Donna Ratchford Adamson ‘75

Marge Arnsdorff ’64 and Family

Gus Bell

Jeff Bolch ‘66 & Ellen Bolch

Diane & Byron Boyd

Malcolm Butler ’76 & Julia Butler

Christopher Cay ’92 & Emily Cay

Billings & John Cay

Mimi Harben Daniel Cay ‘61

Mei-Yin Cheng

Dolly Chisholm ‘77 & Graham

Sadler

Alva & Chip Compton

Dottie Courington ‘68

Lena Cowan

Robbie Hoffman Culver ‘64 & Eddie Culver ‘62

Carol Fulenwider Elliott ‘68

Sharon & Bill Eswine

*Catherine & Ron Fagin

Ned Gay ‘62 & Kim Gay

Lynn Goodman

Catherine Myrick Gussler ’80 & Joe Gussler

Kathie & Brian Harlander

Susan & Wade Herring

Austin Hill ’97

Kathy Horne & Carl Pedigo

*Connie Houston

Marcia & Clyde Hull

Sally & Charles Jackson

John Kennedy ’79 & Boo

Kennedy

Nita Ann Knight Klein ‘77

GeeGee & Lamar Kirkley

Rita & *Andy Labrot

*Bob Lawhon

Charles Leggette ‘59

Curtis Lewis ‘70 & Carol Lewis

Wistar Lewis ’73 & Lynn Lewis

Jenny Stanley Long ‘78

*Julia Martin

David Mason ‘69

Cathy & Ben Massey

Pam McCaslin

Graham McGoldrick ‘76

Julia Mikell

*Bob Minis

Camille & Howard Morrison

Ted Muller

George Oelschig ‘72

Jon Pannell ’96 & Kimberly Pannell

Jane & Paul Pressly

Robert Reid III ’66

Allan Reynolds ’77 & Beverley

Reynolds

Peter Schmidt ‘66 & Rence

Schmidt

Magdaline & Tommy Sideris

Ethelyn Simpson ‘76

Patty Inglesby Thomas ‘44

This gift honors the love of learning that Mr. Eswine instills in his students and the spark of scientific curiosity he ignited in our daughter.”

— ALLISON AND NATHAN BELZER PARENTS OF LILLIAN ‘21 & CECILIA ‘18

LEADERSHIP GIVING: THE GREEN AND GOLD SOCIETY

Leadership donors, those who contribute $2,500 or more to any fund during the 2021-22 fiscal year, are members of the Green & Gold Society. These generous gifts make a huge impact on our campus. Green & Gold members are honored at the annual Green & Gold Reception with the Head of School & receive invitations to attend special events throughout the year.

Curtis Lewis ‘70 & Carol Lewis

Nancy Lewis ‘67

Wistar Lewis ‘73 & Lynn Lewis

Linda & Walter Lewis

Susie & Ben MacMillan

Graham McGoldrick ‘76

Bud Mingledorff ‘64 & Shirley

Mingledorff

Betsy Watts Ormond ‘98 & Niko

Ormond

Susan & Steve Roberts

SCDS Parents’ Association

Nikki & Christopher “Smitty”

Smith

Cathy Edel Solomons ‘74 & Philip

Solomons

Southern States Educational Foundation

Shirley & G.A. Sywassink

Jane Vaden Thacher ‘84 & Peter

Thacher

Thurston Group, LLC

Yaël van Hulst

Cindy & Don Waters

Beverly & Tracy Young

DONORS WHO CONTRIBUTE

$10,000 TO $24,999

Jay Andrews ‘86 & Lee Andrews

Rie & Tony Avino

Jan & Chad Barrow

Holmes Bell ‘90 & Lisa Bell

Lloyd Campbell

Becky & Tom Campen

DONORS WHO CONTRIBUTE

$25,000 OR MORE

Vic Andrews

Cindy & West Beaver

Megan & Josh Bischoff

Rosalie Campbell

Billings & John Cay

The Colonial Foundation, Inc.

Rob Demere ‘66 & Celeste

Demere

Christian Demere ‘09

Lila & Dale Critz

Debbie & Dale Critz

J.R. Davis ‘92 & Nadia Davis

Meredith Repella Dulany ‘92 & Reed Dulany ‘87

Ron Fagin

Kathie & Brian Harlander

Hunter Foundation, Inc.

Bobby Kahn ‘76 & Susan Kahn

J.C. Lewis Foundation, Inc.

Scott Lewis ‘75

Jon Pannell ‘96 & Kimberly

Pannell

Rose de Vries & Frank Peeples

Stephanie & Wendell Pendleton

Logan & Pete Pollak

Starr & Scot Ritchie

Savannah Distributing Co.

SCDS Booster Club

Heather & Jimmy Smith

Deanie & Joey Strength

Mylin Torres ‘94 & Malik Smith

Erlinda & Sam Torres

Teresa & Jerry Wardlaw

Kathleen & Candler Wilson ‘96

Barbie & Jim Wilson

Corde Wilson ‘94 & Carson

Wilson

Linda & Michael Zoller

DONORS WHO CONTRIBUTE $5,000 TO $9,999

Anonymous (2)

Kathryn & Kevin Ammar

Marc Bailey ‘90 & Kate Bailey

Kristen & Bob Bernstein

Jeff Bolch ‘66 & Ellen Bolch

Yancey & Dan Bradley

Christopher Cay ‘92 & Emily Cay

Steve Chick ‘78 & Mary Holmes

Chick

Staci & Chris Donegan

Malissa & Chuck Fana

Ned Gay ‘62 & Kim Gay

Anne Gold

Alva & Chip Compton

Lamar Davis ‘64 & Sarah Davis

Suni & DJ Desai

Margarita & Nick Eskandar

Heather & Corey Fountain

Francesca Macchiaverna & John Garceau

Susan & Tom Griffith

Brent Harlander ‘97 & Lindsay

Harlander

Molly & Chad Huggins

Amy & Adam Kaminsky

Tracey Cannon London ‘88 & Jeremy London

Julie & Dave McLeod

Doll Miller

Charles Hill Morris ‘94 & Louisa

Morris

Katy Harman Moser ‘95 & Robby

Moser

Joel Goodman ‘87 & Julie Goodman

Lynn Goodman

Erin & Mark Ibanez

Mickey Mazzeo & Frank Iezzi

Evelyn Kelly

Rita Labrot

Kay & Lux Lakshman

Scott Lauretti

Holly & John McCormick

Tim McLanahan ‘87

John Mikell ‘02 & Jane Mikell

Julia Mikell

Kirsten & Brian Orr

Holly Metts Pace ‘95 & Robbie

Pace

Tom Philbrick

Hurley Ryan ‘82 & Meb Ryan

Ethelyn Simpson ‘76

Kim & Mark Smith

Bill Sparks ‘93 & Kelley Sparks

Caroline & Chris Spencer

Mary & Jon Sprague

DONORS WHO CONTRIBUTE

$2,500 TO $4,999

Anonymous

Tiffany & Blake Alewine

Sherrie & Bill Baker

Catherine & John Beasley

Sarah & Blake Berg

Fred Bergen ‘79 & Malinda

Bergen

Randy Booker

Judy & Dan Bradley

Amy & Chad Brock

Amy & Craig Brooks

Mimi Harben Daniel Cay ‘61

Dolly Chisholm ‘77 & Graham

Sadler

Danny Cohen

Sara & Rick Culbreth

Rick Culbreth ‘01 & Jamie

Culbreth

Connie Kennedy Darbyshire ‘77 & Glen Darbyshire

Katie & Tim Dean

Christian Demere ‘09

Mary Jo & Chris Dooley

Laurence Dunn ‘85

Meredith MacMillan Dyer ‘97 & Andy Dyer

Adam Eichholz ‘02 & Katy

Eichholz

Jason Eichholz ‘06 & Liz Eichholz

Lisa & Gary Elkin

Matt Ervin ‘87

Jeri & Roy Flood

Allison & Joel Gerber

Liz Gold Glass ‘89 & Bill Glass

Jeannine & Eric Haas

Laura & John Haslam

Ashleigh & Jon Headley

Jimeale & Andrew Hede

Amy Parr Henneman ‘86 & Ted

Henneman

Hunter, Maclean, Exley & Dunn

PC

Carolyn Jenkins

Amanda Byck Jones ‘96 & Powell

Jones

Jessica & Kurt Kang

Joan & James Lancaster

Allison Isaacson Lipsman ‘01 & Andrew Lipsman

Monica & Mark Manocha

Paula & Jim McInerny

Trish McLeod

Frances & Carl Messalle

Chuck Mikell ‘00

Price & Joe Mingledorff

Katy McNaughton Moretz ‘94 & William Moretz

Lane Morrison ‘63 & Lucille

Morrison

Kim & Chris Nicholson

Kathy & Tom Nickler

Sneha & Kal Patel

Kelly & Walker Pendarvis

Jane & Paul Pressly

Bobby Reagan ‘70 & Beth

Reagan

Corinne Stewart Reeves ‘77 & Michael Reeves ‘77

Allan Reynolds ‘77 & Beverley

Reynolds

Trudy & Jim Rice

Peter Scardino ‘63 & Judith Scardino

Richard Schulze ‘80 & Donna Schulze

Jane Victor Showalter ‘78 & Carl Showalter ‘78

John Sipple ‘96

Ashley Sparks Stamoulis ‘90 & Dean Stamoulis

Amy Costrini Umbel ‘95 & Dan Umbel

Courtney Victor ‘97

Lauren & John Walsh

Jean & Wes Wheeler

Lee Wilkes ‘89 & Lisa Wilkes

Kef Wilson

YOUNG ALUMNI MEMBERS OF THE GREEN AND GOLD SOCIETY

ALUMNI WHO ANNUALLY CONTRIBUTE $100-$500 TO THE FUND FOR COUNTRY DAY WITHIN 15 YEARS OF GRADUATION DATE

Elise Barton ‘08

Morgan Roberts Caldwell ‘09

Christian Demere ‘09

Emma Huennekens ‘15

Smith Lewis ‘11

Curt Lewis ‘09

William Szczecinski ‘14

THE FUND FOR COUNTRY DAY

The Fund for Country Day is the cornerstone of the School’s fundraising efforts. This annual campaign provides flexible, unrestricted dollars which bolster budgets across all divisions and specialty areas helping bridge the gap between the actual cost of educating a student and tuition.

FOUNDERS CIRCLE

DONORS WHO CONTRIBUTE $25,000 OR MORE

Rosalie Campbell

J.C. Lewis Foundation, Inc.

Scott Lewis ‘75

Curtis Lewis ‘70 & Carol Lewis

Nancy Lewis ‘67

Wistar Lewis ‘73 & Lynn Lewis

Linda & Walter Lewis

PAPE CIRCLE

DONORS WHO CONTRIBUTE $10,000 TO $24,999

Margarita & Nick Eskandar

Brent Harlander ‘97 & Lindsay Harlander

Kathie & Brian Harlander

Doll Miller

Bud Mingledorff ‘64 & Shirley Mingledorff

Teresa & Jerry Wardlaw

Having taught 20 years at SCDS and put our three children through K-12, I love the school! Now I want it to provide an amazing education to our three grandchildren!”

— SOPHIA CAPARISOS PARENT OF ANDY ‘01, NIKO ‘03 & KIKA ‘05 GRANDPARENT OF ELLA ‘35, MAGGIE (TLS) AND VIRGINIA (TLS)

THE FUND FOR COUNTRY DAY VOLUNTEERS 2021-22

CHAIRS

John Mikell ’02 & Jane Mikell

PARENT COMMITTEE

Modupe & Afolarin Banjoko

Christie & Patrick Bergen

Megan & Josh Bischoff

Jordan Neely Chase ‘96 & Daniel Chase

Stephanie Soriano-Daughtrey & Michael Daughtrey

Mary Jo & Chris Dooley

Adam Eichholz ‘02 & Katy Eichholz

Shannon & Steve Fanning

Viviana & Florin Georgescu

Nicole & Tyson Griffith

Angela & Jonathan Lanham

Liz Lientz Macfadyen ‘96 & Simon Macfadyen

Denise & Mat McCoy

Caroline Coakley McDermott ‘02 & Corey McDermott

Lee & Jerramy McGee

Kim & Chris Nicholson

Sneha & Kal Patel

Amy Krissman Pine ‘92 & Jonah Pine

Julie & Chris Sywassink

Molly & Geoffrey Taylor

Krista Gerstenlauer Wolk ‘00 & Jordan Wolk

Aimee & Chad Yarber

FACULTY & STAFF CHAIR

Gillian Abineri

ALUMNI COMMITTEE

Joey Bell III ‘97

Louis Brody ‘11

Bess Butler Brunson ‘11

Doug DeWalt ‘89

Jade Aaron Dietz ‘03

Brooke Fortson ‘01

Seth Goodman ‘90

Amanda Byck Jones ‘96

John Kingston ‘03

Julian Lewis ‘98

Caroline Long ‘08

Rob Martin ‘95

Stefanie Dasher McCullough ‘07

Simona Perry ‘90

Ashley Pinckney ‘85

Kathryn Groover Pross ‘09

McNab Reeves ‘07

Dana Stevens ‘99

Beth Windom Stewart ‘88

PRESSLY CIRCLE

DONORS WHO CONTRIBUTE

$5,000 TO $9,999

Anonymous

Cindy & West Beaver

Kristen & Bob Bernstein

Jeff Bolch ‘66 & Ellen Bolch

Yancey & Dan Bradley

Megan & Josh Bischoff

The Colonial Foundation

Lila & Dale Critz

Debbie & Dale Critz

Staci & Chris Donegan

Meredith Repella Dulany ‘92 & Reed Dulany ‘87

Fancesca Macchiaverna & John

Garceau

Ned Gay ‘62 & Kim Gay

Erin & Mark Ibanez

Mickey Mazzeo & Frank Iezzi

Evelyn Kelly

Rita Labrot

Tracey Cannon London ‘88 & Jeremy London

Tim McLanahan ‘87

Charles Hill Morris ‘94 & Louisa

Morris

Katy Harman Moser ‘95 & Robby

Moser

Rose de Vries & Frank Peeples

Ethelyn Simpson ‘76

Cathy Edel Solomons ‘74 & Philip

Solomons

Mary & Jon Sprague

Corde Wilson ‘94 & Carson

Wilson

TRIOL CIRCLE

DONORS WHO CONTRIBUTE

$2,500 TO $4,999

Anonymous

Sherrie & Bill Baker

Catherine & John Beasley

Fred Bergen ‘79 & Malinda

Bergen

Randy Booker

Judy & Dan Bradley

Amy & Chad Brock

Amy & Craig Brooks

Christopher Cay ‘92 & Emily Cay

Sara & Rick Culbreth

Rick Culbreth ‘01 & Jamie

Culbreth

Katie & Tim Dean

Christian Demere ‘09

Mary Jo & Chris Dooley

Laurence Dunn ‘85

Meredith MacMillan Dyer ‘97 & Andy Dyer

Lisa & Gary Elkin

Matt Ervin ‘87

Jeri & Roy Flood

Allison & Joel Gerber

Joel Goodman ‘87 & Julie Goodman

Laura & John Haslam

Ashleigh & Jon Headley

Jimeale & Andrew Hede

Carolyn Jenkins

Amy & Adam Kaminsky

Jessica & Kurt Kang

Kay & Lux Lakshman

Joan & James Lancaster

Holly & John McCormick

Paula & Jim McInerny

Trish McLeod

Julie & Dave McLeod

Frances & Carl Messalle

John Mikell ‘02 & Jane Mikell

Price & Joe Mingledorff

Katy McNaughton Moretz ‘94 & William Moretz

Lane Morrison ‘63 & Lucille

Morrison

Kim & Chris Nicholson

Kathy & Tom Nickler

Jon Pannell ‘96 & Kimberly Pannell

Sneha & Kal Patel

Stephanie & Wendell Pendleton

Jane & Paul Pressly

Bobby Reagan ‘70 & Beth Reagan

Trudy & Jim Rice

Peter Scardino ‘63 & Judith Scardino

Richard Schulze ‘80 & Donna

Schulze

Jane Victor Showalter ‘78 & Carl Showalter ‘78

John Sipple ‘96

Bill Sparks ‘93 & Kelley Sparks

Ashley Sparks Stamoulis ‘90 & Dean Stamoulis

Amy Costrini Umbel ‘95 & Dan

Umbel

Yaël van Hulst

Courtney Victor ‘97

Lauren & John Walsh

Cindy & Don Waters

Jean & Wes Wheeler

Lee Wilkes ‘89 & Lisa Wilkes

Barbie & Jimmy Wilson

Kef Wilson

TRUSDELL CIRCLE DONORS WHO CONTRIBUTE

$1,000 TO $2,499

Anonymous

Christina & Wayne Aaron

LuAnne & Darron Alvord

Karen & David Bacon

Traiana Pacurar & Calin Badea

Modupe & Afolarin Banjoko

Ward Benton ‘99

Helen Borrello & Ira Berman

Kelly Bouchillon ‘83 & Melissa

Bouchillon

Lizzie Baker Brennan ‘97 & Tim

Brennan

Jordan Neely Chase ‘96 & Danny

Chase

Alva & Chip Compton

Lynn Crovatt ‘56

Maria & Bill Dascombe

Stephanie Soriano-Daughtrey & Michael Daughtrey

Sally & Archie Davis

Whit Davis ‘93 & Claire Davis

Cynthia & Eddie DeLoach

Rob Demere ‘66 & Celeste

Demere

Celia & Larry Dunn

Renee Portman Dunn ‘65

Adam Eichholz ‘02 & Katy

Eichholz

Jason Eichholz ‘06 & Liz Eichholz

Ricky Eichholz

Alice Eidson

Sharon & Bill Eswine

Robert Flanders ‘92 & Heidi

Flanders

Charlotte DeHaven Giovanni ‘97

Liz Gold Glass ‘89 & Bill Glass

Joanie & Mark Goldstein

Doris Greenberg

Michael Greenberg ‘84

Cory Hall ‘06 & Sara Hall

Amy Parr Henneman ‘86 & Ted

Henneman

Marsha & Danny Hernandez

Shannon & Thomas Hollis

Susan & Branden Hunter

Leigh & Bill Hunter

Rachel Goggan & Travis Indgjer

Janice & Chuck Izlar

Cindy & Richard James

Amanda Byck Jones ‘96 & Powell

Jones

Mary Gilbert Kaiser ‘02

David Kelly ’87 & Helen Kelly

John Kennedy ’79 & Boo Kennedy

Jan & Randy Kienstra

Tiffany & Ron Kolat

Todd Lanier ‘79 & Amy Lanier

Eleanor & Peter Larvan

William Lattimore ‘01 & Anne

Read Lattimore

Scott Lauretti

Ingrid & Vasileios Lelos

Todd Lerch ‘92 & Ann Lerch

Smith Lewis ‘11

Margie Livingston ‘65

Pam Markovitz

Lisa & Jay McCaslin

Pam McCaslin

Laurel & Robert McCorkle

Stefanie Dasher McCullough ‘07 & Drew McCullough ‘05

Andi & Greg McKeever

Anne & Tom Meek

Andrew Michigan ‘03 & Nicole Michigan

Rosalie & Charles Morris

Tammie Mosley

Lannie Mason Niemiec ‘67

Tyler O’Connor ‘00

Kurt Oelschig ‘83 & Karen

Oelschig

Betsy Watts Ormond ‘98 & Niko

Ormond

Karen & Lenny Panzitta

Irina Tsoy & Sunil Patel

Hunter Philbrick ‘97 & Clementine Drackett

Cam & Jason Pope

Beverley & Allan Reynolds ‘77

Beth Vantosh-Richards & Kenny

Richards

Susan & Steve Roberts

Matt Rosenthal ‘89 & Tricia

Rosenthal

Casey & Matthew Schivera

Christian Schley ‘66

Thomas Sheehan ‘86

Billy Shuman ‘75

Stephanie & Raiford Smith

Caroline & Chris Spencer

Joe T. Stubbs ‘85 & Emily Stubbs

Julie & Chris Sywassink

Wiesje van Hulst

Kirk Victor ‘71

Kristen & Khoi Vo

Ellen Harper Williams ‘00 & Allen Williams ‘96

CREST CIRCLE

DONORS WHO CONTRIBUTE $500 TO $999

Anonymous (3)

Jane Addeo

Dora & Lawrence Adjei

Kelsey & Thomas Alexander

Kathryn & Kevin Ammar

Michael Anckner ‘96 & Caitlin Anckner

Suzanne & Charles Anderson

Elizabeth & Charles Anderson

Shepard Ansley

Lindsay & Will Arnold

Rie & Tony Avino

Jan & Chad Barrow

Elise Barton ‘08

Nancy & Rich Bergmann

Maria Mariano & Norman Bettle

Claudia Gaughf & Scott Birthisel

Carol & Jerry Black

Stuart Brown ‘84

Kelly & John Burt

Debra & Chuck Caldwell

Morgan Roberts Caldwell ‘09 & Maclain Caldwell

Becky & Tom Campen

Ginna & Doug Carroll

Stephanie & Dan Carson

Dolly Chisholm ‘77 & Graham

Sadler

Joseph Conyers ‘99

Blaine & Will Crosland

Jen & Kevin Cunning

Callie & Andy Daters

Julie & Jonathan Day

Carolyn Donovan

Cheryl Faulk

Marjorie & Paul Felser

April Hernandez-Stevens & James Stevens

Jared Heuer ‘93

Jessica & Andy Hoang

Judy & Jim Holland

Toby Hollenberg

Beth & Ben Horowicz

Mary & Terry Hubbard

Kevan Jackson ‘84

Sook Ja & Myung Jeon

Hayden Shore Johns ‘92 & Ed Johns

Ellen & Barry Judelson

Jori & Jason King

Teri & Skipper Knight

Jeff Kole ‘78

Christy & Scot Kraeuter

Sara Ellis Lehner ‘70

Rachel & Nick Lesher

Curt Lewis ‘09 & Caroline Lewis

Lee & Jerramy McGee

Jo & Robert McGuire

Peggy & Rob McGuirk

Cathy & Billy McIntosh

Jeanette & Dave McKittrick

Bradley & Michael McLeod

Joe Monroe ‘06

Cynthia & Woody Morcott

Mary & Billy Moretz

Jason Moschner

Lindsie Moschner

Ted Muller

Blanche Nettles Powers ‘84

Jack O’Neill ‘96 & Jessica O’Neill

Mary & Ron Osterloh

Pam & Roy Page

Caroline Pennington

Chris Peters ‘94 & Kristin Peters

Amanda & Eddie Ramirez

Emma Hartridge Svoboda ‘85

William Szczecinski ‘14

Molly Taylor

Lisalan Thai

Diana Marino & Flavio Valencia

Alan Williams ‘71

Louise Howard Williamson ‘80

Candler ‘96 & Kathleen Wilson ‘96

Tricia & Herb Windom

Krista Gerstenlauer Wolk ‘00 & Jordan Wolk

Aimee & Chad Yarber

Ryan Yeckley ‘98

Beverly & Tracy Young

Dong Yang & Mike Zhu

LAUREL CIRCLE

DONORS WHO CONTRIBUTE

$250 TO $499

Anonymous (2)

Lindsey & Ryan Abbaszadeh

Abby & Akinniran Abisogun

Donna Ratchford Adamson ‘75

Mark Alexander ‘89

Melinda & Matt Allen

Greg Amick ‘81

Micaela & Ryan Anderson

John Atkinson ‘74

Anne Allen Westbrook & Todd

Baiad

Terri Barfield

David Barrow ‘90

Melissa Allen Behm ‘97 & TJ

Behm

Allison & Nathan Belzer

Christie & Patrick Bergen

Colleen Bairas Brannen ‘84 & Rob Brannen

Melissa & Jake Brillhart

Cleavonni Maxwell & James

Ann & Joe Christian

Diane Chudley

Holly & Brian Clements

Danny Cohen

Pamela Connor

Betsy Cowart Conroy ‘02

Carrie & Brant Cooper

Dorothea Summerell Coy ‘72

Jo & William Crake

Brian Culver ‘94 & Kerri Culver

Robbie Hoffman Culver ‘64 & Eddie Culver ‘62

David Culverhouse

Donald Day

Rachael & Luke Doremus

Lisa Dorn-Bird & David Bird

Chris & Mark Douglas

Griff Doyle ‘71

Emily & Oliver Eady

Christy & Rich Edwards

Ragnild & Jack Ezelle

Cheryl & Ron Finger

Marianne & Mills Fleming

Hayes Foster ‘72

Haley & David Fowler

Simon Fraser ‘71

Alice Lee Fraser ‘69 & Joe Fraser ‘69

Elizabeth & Mark Frissell

Jim Giles ‘72

Bobby Glenn

John Gold ‘97 & Ashley Gold

Idella & Melvin Hooker

Donna Hoppe

Mark Howard ‘78

Lynne & Don Howe

Susan & Brad Huennekens

Emma Huennekens ‘15

Anne Waters Jackson ‘00

Sally & Charles Jackson

Callie Glass Kelly ‘98

Austin Kennedy ‘82 & Clayton

Kennedy

Joan & Wasil Khan

Kim & Virgil King

Nita Ann Knight Klein ‘77 & Chris

Klein

Grady Knight ‘77

Celia Irvine & Steve Kolman

Emily & Will Kutcher

James Labrot ‘06

Angela & Jonathan Lanham

Rebecca & Chas Lapp

Barbara & Rich LaRossa

Marti & Mike Laslavic

Mallory Troxler Lehn ‘84

B.H. Levy ‘66 & Margie Levy

Julian Lewis ‘98 & Julie Lewis

Katelin & Loc Lin

Grace & Dawson Long

Ashley & Tyler Love

Catherine & Bates Lovett

Olwen Hahn Lyon ‘93

Ashleigh Madison ‘93 & Matt

John Northup ‘92 & Margaret Northup

Karen & Ed Osterman

Kristin & Mickey Ott

Suzanne Pablo

Amy & Michael Paderewski

Sally & Ben Perkins

Terri & Chriss Perkins

Amy Martin Pinckney ‘85 & Ashley Pinckney ‘85

Amy Krissman Pine ‘92 & Jonah Pine

Bridget Beres & Joe Plecker

Irina & Jacob Polansky

Deborah Randall

Josceline & Dennis Reardon

Allisen & Grant Rogers

Pam Rollings

Michael Romano

Margaret McCullough Russell ‘82

Sarah Hall Salem ‘11

Emilie Samet ‘90

Chad Schafer ‘96

Peter Schmidt ‘66 & Rence Schmidt

CJ & Chad Sorge

Dana Stevens ‘99 & Courtland Stevens

Helen Reid Steward ‘59

Beth Windom Stewart ‘88 & Joe Stewart

Deanie & Joey Strength

Andrea & Ben Stolba

Anne Gee

Meredith & Jamie Giello

Jeanne Glover

Kathy Glovier

Lynn Goodman

Seth Goodman ‘90 & Phillip Carter

Pat & David Green

Karen & Todd Groce

Mary & Emerson Ham

Erin & Jeremy Hammond

Charles Harris ‘85 & Drea Harris

Tru Maddox Helms ‘67

Tommy Reeves ‘80 & Connie Reeves

Corinne Stewart Reeves ‘77 & Michael Reeves ‘77

Kay Armstrong Remion ‘71

Allison & Bart Rhodes

Lindsey & Bennett Rudder

Hurley Ryan ‘82 & Meb Ryan

Curry & John Salandi

Kathryn Tatum Saunders ‘92

Caroline Inglesby Stephens ‘96 & Dean Stephens ‘93

Becca Zoller Stone ‘97

Buchanan

Stacy & Edgar Bueno

Larry & Chong Buffkin

Rebecca Ervin & Andy Burdick

Christina Bowden Burgess ‘98

Malcolm Butler ‘76 & Julia Butler

Niko Caparisos ‘03 & Kate

Caparisos

Janet Arvelo & Gustavo

Carbone

Debbie & David Carson

Laura & Carlos Celaya

Joan & Dave Chalikian

Lindsey Young Goldberg ‘01 &

Jeffrey Goldberg ‘00

Marc Goodman ‘84

Marla & Alexander Grady

Nicole & Tyson Griffith

Gary Haas

Jeannine & Eric Haas

Stephen Ham ‘91 & Erin Ham

Brigitte Harley

Tom Harper ‘68 & Debbie Harper

Amy & Bryan Hartley

Sonja & John Henry

Amy Hertz ‘79

Terrero

Angela & Jeff Mandel

Rich Manning

Paige & Sean Marnell

Sandy & Don Mayer

Franklin McKinney ‘82 & Lisa

McKinney

Ozzie Mikell ‘64

Wendy Morris

Louise Mulherin ‘84

Lauren Chase & Keith Muller

Heather & Rob Myers

Kary & Colton Neal

Denton Stone ‘88 & Brooke Stone

Joan & Elliott Strother

Sharon Stubbs Schneider ‘83 & Ryan Schneider

Ryon Thompson ‘94 & Lindsay Thompson

Lynn Tyson-Horton ‘78

Paige Van Wirt ‘85

Ashlee & John Vaught

Sandra & Bill Wade

Dale & Bill Wallace

Bernice Morris Watson ‘77 & Ben Watson

We value the quality of education and the extra-curricular activities, as well as the great care that staff and educators take in providing a safe and productive environment for our kids.”

— LISA DORN-BIRD PARENT OF HALEY BIRD ‘26

Kara & John Watson

Jason Wells ‘88 & Mandi Wells

Virginia Whitley ‘11

Kate Grinalds & Josh Wiesner

Nicole Sennett & Mike Wilczynski

Marsha & Gary Woelber

Dana & Jay Yeckley

Denise & Jason Zhou

Laura Zipperer ‘77

Linda & Michael Zoller

HORNET CIRCLE

DONORS WHO CONTRIBUTE

$100 TO $249

Anonymous (6)

Don Alexander ‘85

Shelly & Carl Allen

Stephanie Ambrose

Tia Milledge Arzu ‘91

Hank Bahr ‘67

Shelia & Steve Barid

Charlie Barrow ‘69 & Janet Barrow

David Barrow ‘65 & Elaine Barrow

George Barrow ‘96 & Marti Barrow

Caroline & Joe Bassett

Cathy Crawford Baxter ‘96 & Ben

Baxter

Lynda Beam

Joan & John Beamon

Chris Beckmann ‘79 & Mary Beckmann

Cari Feiler Bender ‘86

Gil Benton ‘91

Bertice Berry

Frankie & Jack Berry

Julia Berry ‘96

Brett Bertz ‘89

Lila Black-Berlon ‘86 & JP Berlon

Aubrey & Jim Brawner

Jenny Britt

Robin & Lawrence Brody

Reg Brooks ‘61

Erika & Jonathan Brown

Alivia McMahan & Justin Brown

Karen Brown

Bess Butler Brunson ‘11

Martha & William Buchanan

Bob Buechner ‘75

Jamie & Scott Burnett

Rebecca & Douglas Campbell

Ben Carlton ‘86

Ellie Cornish Chu ‘91

Julie Cohen ‘02 & Adam Cohen

Sylvia Sparkman Coker ‘77 & Charles Coker

Mary & Tommy Coleman

Jim Collis

Katie Burt Connell ‘97

Emma & Bernard Conyers

Sam Cook ‘89

Catherine Martin Cooper ‘73 & Chuck Cooper

Hillary Faulk Coslick ‘95 & Bauer Coslick

Connie & Fred Coupal

Kaye Courington ‘76

Amy & Dylan Cox

Barry Crawford ‘59

Sherry & Tom Danello

Lisa Danzig ‘76

Brandy & Eric Davenport

Mary McIntire Davenport ‘85

Anna & Arch Davis

Bhumi & Nakul Derola

Doug DeWalt ‘89 & Regina

DeWalt

Marge & Bobby DiBenedetto

Melissa & Matt Dickerson

Jade Aaron Dietz ‘03 & Blair Dietz

Beth & Jeffrey Dill

Jacob Dimond ‘90 & Charlene

Dimond

Jimmy Dothard ‘83

Rita Chabot & Charles Drake

Amy Drew

Julia & Walter Drey

Rekha & Joseph Drwiega

Ashley & Donavan Eason

Valerie Eichhorn

Carol Fulenwider Elliott ‘68

Doug Ellis ‘67

Blaine Ewing

Maria Federowicz

Susan Barragan Fitzpatrick ‘61

Emily & Peter Foley

Chris Fort ‘96

Heather & Corey Fountain

Aileen & Neil Gabbey

Amy & AJ Gambino

Allison Hersh & Kevin Gavin

Adelle Burnsed-Geffen & Ted

Geffen

Meg Haston & David Gehler

Lois & Jim Gerstenlauer

Harvey Gilbert ‘71 & Cindy Gilbert

John Gilbert ‘05 & Bailee Gilbert

Liz Holliday Gilpin ‘91 & David Gilpin ‘91

Peggy Gilpin

Rick Gilpin

Andrew Ginsberg ‘97

Adeline Seyle Glidewell ‘94 & Mark Glidewell

Liz Godfrey-Cargile ‘94 & Jack

Cargile

Mary Ann & George Godfrey

Sonya & Anuj Goel

Ferne & Richard Goldberg

Jay Goldstein ‘87 & Courtney

Goldstein

Holly & Jonathan Goldstein

Nikki Simmons Goldstein ‘91

Pavel Gorelik ‘98

Laura Quattlebaum Gower ‘92

Bruce Greene ‘87 & Michelle Greene

Lizzie Sprague Grimsley ‘04 & Blake Grimsley

Catherine Myrick Gussler ‘80 & Joe Gussler

Rae & Lee Haggist

Katrin Haskell

Mary McNaughton Haskins ‘92 & Mark Haskins

Linh & Zachary Hay

Karen & Jay Hearn

Patti & John Heilig

Emma Helmken ‘11

Ben Heneveld ‘96

Colleen & Stephen Hermann

Barbara & Maribel Herrera

Michelle Haysman Heyman ‘89 &

Kevin Heyman

Jan & Fitz Hiltzheimer

Elizabeth Cay Hines ‘65

Suzanne & John Hinman

Greg Hirsch ‘81 & Judy Hirsch

Catherine Holden ‘81

Julia & Lea Holliday

Becky Hoopes

Monica Baussan & Sam Hubbard

Marcia & Clyde Hull

Virginia Hull

Gay Inglesby

Ellis Izlar ‘07

Patrick Johnston ‘07

Dot & Ben Jones

Lisa Silvers Kaminsky ‘88

Garrett & Ross Kaminsky

Sidney Karp

Cindy Saunders Kemp ‘72

Libby Morris Kingston ‘73 & Jack

Kingston

Vicki Kirkland

GeeGee & Lamar Kirkley

Jordan & Robert Kiser

Sally McMillan Klein ‘87

DaVeda Lakes

Nivan Lakshman ‘15

Brenda & Jim Lambert

Allison Lansford Davis ‘88

Ann Lawson

Carolyn Layne

Tara Greene Levengood ‘90

Kathleen Brewin Lewis ‘71

Barbie & John Lientz

Sandy & Bob London

Jane Hancock Long ‘63

Nancy Morrison Macaluso ‘65

Liz Lientz Macfadyen ‘96 & Simon

Macfadyen

Jane & Mike Malone

Debra & Paul Mamalakis

Murray Marshall ‘62 & Helen

Marshall

Kay & Bud Martin

Rob Martin ‘95 & Amy Martin

Beecher Mathes

Denise & Mat McCoy

Sabrina & Lloyd McCray

Caroline Coakley McDermott ‘02 & Corey McDermott

Barbara & John McGinty

Lauren Kirkland McMillan ‘01 & Jake McMillan

Nancy & Jack McPhillips

Colin McRae ‘91 & Lindsay

McRae

Megan Nelson

Sally Nettles ‘78

Phillis & Herb Newman

Chris Olson ‘78

Frost Bush Osborne ‘91

Nancy & Jules Paderewski

Carolyn Rudd Pait ‘73

Michael Parker ‘85

Stacey & John Pastorek

Krishna & Bhavesh Patel

Barbara Perry

Sherry & Bob Meade

Carter Meyer Wilcox

Dana Collins Meyer ‘90 & Kelly

Meyer

Kevin Miller

Sandy Miller ‘62

Angie & Padgett Mixon

Misa & John Mohring

Crissy & Shep Mondy

Henry Monsees ‘76 & Patti

Monsees

Sanders Monsees ‘07

Middi Hagan Moore ‘96 & Jon

Moore

Henry Morgan

Patty & Jim Morgan

Comer Morrison ‘95 & Eleanor

Morrison

Billy Morrison

Page Mulherin

Judith & David Mullens

Doug Mullis ‘67

Holly Irick Murphy ‘92

Melissa & Jeff Neil

Nancy & Doug Perry

Simona Perry ‘90

Kimberly & Chris Phillips

Patricia & Dick Pillsbury

Laura & Bob Pirkle

Joe Preston ‘72

Kathryn Groover Pross ‘09

DJ Queenan & Jack Sinopoli

Allan & Arlene Ratner

Kendall Gardner Ratterree ‘05 & Joe Ratterree ‘02

Pearce Reeve ‘72 & Leighton

Reeve

Meara & Jay Regan

Colleen Tolle Regnier ‘93

Matthew Repella ‘94 & Amy

Repella

Barrie Rhodes

Brittany Kolat Richardson ‘03

Cynthia & Phil Richardson

Claire Waters Rilee ‘03 & Stephen

Rilee

Karen & Alan Riley

Timothy Rivinus

When you meet a Country Day alum, the results of [her/his] educational and cultural experience are apparent. We are proud Country Day parents!”

— FRANCESCA MACCHIAVERNA PARENT OF GRACEN ‘26 AND HELENA ‘31 GARCEAU

Amy & David Rizik

Alane Rollings ‘67

Cabell Marshall Romer ‘67

Elizabeth Rousakis

Lynn Rudder

Elena Hill & Martin Ruiz Mirazo

Kathleen & David Ryan

Miranda & Todd Sapere

John Schwarz ‘87 & Stephanie Schwarz

Lea Reeves Stevens ‘05 & Scott

Stevens

Alice Steyaart

Kate Newell & David Stivers

Andrea Su ‘84

John Sumner ‘94 & Gennie Leigh

Sumner

Amanda & Robert Tavormina

Molly & Geoffrey Taylor

Lisa Team

Reb Thomas ‘75

Dale Gabriel Thorpe ‘59

Slade Thorpe ‘02

Linda & Mark Toth

Blaine Twibell

Sandy & Steve Ummel

Bradleigh & Peter Uthe

Carrie & Sean Vetrovsky

Joanna Walchuk & Arnold Aprea

Leslie & Dallas Washburn

Ericka Washington

Padhi Ismael-Weiland & Mick Weiland

Caroline Holland Weimar ‘03

Ruth Bowyer Weimar ‘93 & Brian

Weimar

Catherine Lattimore Amman ‘97 & Matthew Amman

Jewell Anderson

Kate Andrews ‘09

Marc Bailey ‘90 & Kate Bailey

Meredith & Jim Bannon

Emily Banta

Mary & Rick Barron

Betsey & Langston Bass

Jessica & James Bass

Leigh Small Beauchamp ‘88 & Robin Beauchamp

Cresilda & Tim Beers

Joey Bell ‘97

Cecilia Belzer ‘18

Katherine Monsees Bennett ‘09

Dawn Berger

Chelsea & Geoffrey Bergman

Polly Berman ‘16

Inessa Korovyakovskaya & Shahjahan Bhuiyan

Tanya & Derrick Bing

Katie Black ‘11

Kevin Blackburne ‘11

Ashtin & Joey Blackmore

Paul Blincoe ‘07

Anna & Larry Boggs

Lisa Wald Chappell ‘87 & Frank Chappell ‘84

Jane Eliza Chisholm ‘11

Mimi & Jeff Clark

Rhonda & Roy Clifton

Alex Coe ‘07

Connor Cohen ‘21

Bess Cohen ‘11

Kelsey Collins

Kelley Compton ‘11

Tucker Compton ‘09

Jennifer Jones Condon ‘96

John Connerat ‘89

Joyce & Pearce Connerat

Melissa & Joshua Cook

Dottie Courington ‘68

April Crawford

Melissa & Tommy Crenshaw

Barbara Craighead Crotzer ‘72

Stephanie Crouch

Andrew Crowley ‘01

Corey Crunk

Karen & Rob Curran

Anne & John Daly-Gallagher

Naima & Mohamed Danawi

Sean Dane-Kellogg ‘07

Sarah & Thomas Daniel

Patricia & Ricardo Fernandez

Matt Finley ‘03

Erin Fogarty

Ashby Kent Fox ‘96

Julie Franklin

Beth Kelly Freidinger ‘96

Shelly & Nitzan Friedman

Selden Frissell ‘19

Julie Gaffney

Judy & Don Gale

Tomoko Negishi & Tom Gensheimer

Andrew George ‘11

Melanie Gerecke

Jason Gilley ‘96

Crystal Gire

John Glenn ‘11

Katie Godfrey ‘93

Justin Goldberg ‘03 & Stuart Ann

Goldberg

Tina & Kevin Goldberg

AJ Goldman

Blaine Westerfield Goodwin ‘95 & Jacob Goodwin ‘98

Brett Goodwin ‘96

Sarah & Joel Gordon

Nicholas Graham

Mason Heiges ‘17

Christy & Aaron Heisler

Hannah Helm

Helen & Clay Hester

Michael Hincker

Annie Hines

Jennifer & Tim Hogenboom

Abby Johnson Holmes ‘12

Brooke & David Hooker

Michelle Dumais & David Hoopes

Jenn Hoover

Linda Howard

Cathy Hughes

Jennings Hughes ‘11

Kayte Hughes

Meghan Hughes

Kerri & Brad Hunter

Mary Lyman Jackson

Zoe & Chris Jenkins

Katie Ratterree Johnson ‘07

Kayla & Clay Johnson

Kim Johnson

Jessica Fishenfeld & Scott Joiner

Amy Jones ‘08

Cristy & Albert Jones

Elana Passink Jones ‘96

Karen & Alexander Scott

Lisa Berens Scott ‘85

Jennifer & Chris Semones

Cris & Chris Senkowski

Ann Wessels Seyle ‘64 & Chuck

Seyle

Erin & Michael Shaw

Chris Shoffner ‘85

Claude & Ginger Shore

Susan Kramer Short ‘89

Svetlana & Mishko Shterjov

John Skeadas ‘78 & Elizabeth Skeadas

John Skeadas ‘09

Amy Warlick Smith ‘86

Sally & Crocker Smith

Jackie & Riley Smith

Erika & Joel Snayd

Bonnie Bland Spacek ‘86

Liz Sprague

Laughton Stanley ‘94

Leza Shore Stein ‘03 & Greg Stein

Sarah Ellen Stephens ‘98

Henry Stevens ‘70 & Mary Lee

Stevens

Leanna Degenhart Weinstein ‘01

Courtney Tyson West ‘00 & Matt West

Kay & John West

Deanne & Russ Wigh

Carter Meyer Wilcox ‘90

Dick Williams ‘61 & Connie Williams

Suzie Hill Williams ‘49

Israel Wojnowich ‘02

Gail & Bob Woods

Anne Carson Wray ‘59

Margaret Bowden Wylly ‘65 & John Wylly ‘59

Glenice & Hosea Wynn

Mary Yeomans

Ann Yingling & Chuck Morrow

Alex Zerden ‘03

Carol Cai & Johnny Zhao

Mary Lynn Robertson Zirkle ‘71

FRIENDS OF COUNTRY DAY

DONORS WHO CONTRIBUTE

$1 TO $99

Anonymous (27)

Courtney & Nick Aliotta

Danny Bolta ‘04

Maria Anderson Booth ‘99

Shelley & Chris Borg

Greg Bowden

Emily Winburn Bowron ‘78

Diane & Byron Boyd

Sally Altman Bradshaw ‘77 & John Bradshaw

Louis Brody ‘11

Jenny Miller Bromley ‘98 & Tyler

Bromley

Dian & Ken Brownfield

Michael Buhlmann

Jeanette Burdette

Savana Burnett

Aaron Buttress ‘96

Michael Buttress ‘96

Adam Byck ‘18

Jean Schley Campbell ‘69

Sophia & Fr. John Caparisos

Alyssa Casciotta

Marian Maner Castillo ‘71

Dorinda Chait

Haley & Forrest Champion

Connie Kennedy Darbyshire ‘77 & Glen Darbyshire

Brian Davis

Betsy Davis ‘97

Blake Degenhart ‘07

Lilly Sprague Dixon ‘02 & Louis Dixon

Catherine Donovan ‘96

Sara Doyle

Megan Dulamal ‘11

Lea Duncan

Blake Durham ‘07

Jesse & Terry Duthu

Gillian Abineri & David Elliott

Candice Aaron English ‘07 & Jarred English

Regina Fancher

Susan Train Fearon ‘65

Kate & Stephen Greene

Katie & Lee Griffith

Caroline Groover ‘12

Margaret Austin Gross ‘11

Joe Guardino ‘11

Dylan Guggenheim ‘11

Susan Hagan

George Hammond

Nyah Hammond ‘20

Julie Alaimo Hansil ‘96

Kim Hardage

Lindsey Nash Hardy ‘96

Amelia Searcy Harper ‘94

Caroline Gussler Harper ‘11

Fran Kooden Harrell ‘76

Barbara Harris

Elise Harris

Peggy & Stanley Harris

Markley Jones ‘11

Kristin Culver Jones ‘97

Merritt Jones

Holly Kalbach

Amy & Bill Keaton

Sarah & Marcus Kenney

Trip Kennickell ‘96

Mira & John Kimball

Kathy & Mike King

Emily Knopf ‘11

Darina Kockova

Sarah Greenberg Kovensky ‘88 & Seth Kovensky

Marsha Krantz

Laura & Zachary Kyser

Liz Lafranchise ‘11

Liz Wasden Lampton ‘96

Amelia Eichholz Larsen ‘07

Even after 14 years at Country Day, we are still amazed by the dedication of the teachers. I love that they get to know our children individually. They are truly the best!”

— ANGELA MANDEL PARENT OF ANNE ‘25 & CARMEN ‘22

“

John Lauck

Amy Laughlin

Kristen Lawson

Caroll & Sean Lee

Max Lemaigre ‘07

Lisa Harlander Lemke ‘93

Joe Lewis ‘11

Sarah Lisk

Yvonne Johnson & Lizhou Liu

Raja Lockett

Caroline Long ‘08

Julia Lopez Fuentes

Shayna & Joshua Lotz

Joyce & Bob Lowry

Stephanie & Kris Lynch

Isabel MacGuire ‘11

Emily Daniell Magruder ‘85

McBrier Maner Maloney ‘77 & Michael Maloney

Oliver Maloney ‘11

Jane & Adam Mansel

Sally Anne Martin ‘98

Tricia Mayer

Ebony McGirt

Molly McGoldrick ‘85

Emily McGuirt

Marla McLendon

Melanie McRae

Comer Meadows

Sam Mikell

Becky & Charlie Milmine

Abby Beck Mitchell ‘96

Shirley Mitchell

Kate Moffett ‘16

Ann & Randy Moffett

Clay Morrow ‘11

Temple Nettles Morrow ‘81 & Jordon Morrow

Paul Mosley ‘21

Barbara Mullen

Al Mullis ‘59

Shannon Browning-Mullis & Damon Mullis

Kristin Mulzer

Carolyn Lynch Munson ‘83

Betsy Kingston Myers ‘01 & Trey Myers

Elizabeth Ellis Nadal ‘71

Mindy Nash ‘93 & David Nash

Tobias Nelson

Renee Hadwin Newell ‘86

Robin & Peter Newman

Emily Slagel Oh ‘11

Brian Okumu

Olivia Oliver-Floyd

Cynthia & Augustine Ozobia

Dianne & Bev Pankey

Jennifer Spencer Pankey ‘88 & Doug Pankey

Brennan Pastorek ‘17

Maya Patterson ‘15

Katie Patton

Megan Peacock

Laura & Patrick Picone

Ash Pinckney ‘19

Grace Archer Pinckney ‘17

Leslie Ginsberg Platock ‘85

Lisa Plickebaum

Carrell Poole

Caroline Cay Powell ‘57

Laura Lynne & Rory Powers

Cassie & Jared Propst

Sara Bromley Pulliam ‘10

Priya Radhakrishnan ‘94

Ali Ramee ‘09

Ruben Ramos ‘12

Monica Mathias & Joe Richards

Nick Ries

Gloria Rigsbee

Starr & Scot Ritchie

Sharon & Joe Rothrock

Coleman Rozier

Degi Stein Ruben ‘92 & Jesse Ruben

Halle Rubnitz ‘07

Hurley Ryan ‘17

Paula Ojala Saarinen ‘96

William Sadler ‘11

Betsy & Brad Sampey

Jennifer Sams

Elizabeth Helmken Schubert ‘65

Rachel & Mark Schwartz

Mary Peterson Screws ‘96

Sarah Domet Seal & Robert Seal

Michaela Shank

Laura Sheehan

Alyssa & Biko Sheperd

Anna & Keenan Sheridan

Janet Sherrod

Andoni Sideris ‘15

Magdaline & Tommy Sideris

Brad Siskin ‘96

Jean Wright Sitkei ‘92

Greta & Andrew Skaggs

Ellen Skeadas ‘12

Turner Skipper ‘96

Brigitte Slack

Ryann & Demetrius Smith

Sharon & William Smith

Megan Spell ‘11

Victoria Spivey

Krystal & Niko Stark

Connie Stephenson

Brooke Stewart ‘11

Laura Connerat Stewart ‘93

William Stewart ‘10

Taylor Stone Summerell ‘93 & Corey Summerell

Paula Swart & Jeff Hamilton

Nadine Swartz

Jonathan Templeton ‘11

Beckie & Steven Templeton

Lane Tharp

Brittain Thompson ‘11

Penny Espy Tillman ‘56

Tayler Tillman

Andrew Tsai ‘12

Jenna Tuccio

Knox Tumlin ‘68

Carl Valenzano ‘96

Celeste Terry Varner ‘98 & Lee Varner ‘96

Mac Viers ‘10

Taylor Viers ‘08

Jennye & Jake Wallace

Linda & Jimmy Walters

Clare & Ben Ward

Kim & Nate Ward

Morris Watson ‘11

Heidi Bindhammer & Adam Weber

Kevin Whitfield ‘11

Lauren Wiebe ‘96

Amberly Wilkes

Mitch Wilkes ‘69

Morgan Williams ‘94

Vondean & Wayne Williams

Rhett Willis ‘02

Felicity & Augustus Wilson

Racheal Wilson

Dottie & James Winn

Kathy Wood

Elizabeth Woods ‘11

Sarah & Jason Woods

Ariane & Brenton Wright

Chris Wynn ’91 & Darla Wynn

Lane Morgan Yates ‘03

Katharine Zambetti

ALUMNI GIVING

Below is a list of Alumni and Class Associates who contributed to The Fund for Country Day between July 1, 2021 and June 30, 2022.

THE PAPE SCHOOL

TOTAL: $1,225

Celia Williams Dunn

Comer Varnedoe Meadows

Page Oxnard Mulherin

Suzie Hill Williams

CLASS OF 1956

PARTICIPATION: 40%

CLASS TOTAL: $1,020

Lynn Crovatt

Penelope Espy Tillman

CLASS OF 1957

PARTICIPATION: 8%

CLASS TOTAL: $50

Caroline Cay Powell

CLASS OF 1959

PARTICIPATION: 29%

CLASS TOTAL: $900

Anonymous (1)

Barry Crawford

Al Mullis

Helen Reid Steward

Dale Gabriel Thorpe

Anne Carson Wray

John Wylly

CLASS OF 1960

PARTICIPATION: 4%

CLASS TOTAL: $2,500

Randy Booker

CLASS OF 1961

PARTICIPATION: 10%

CLASS TOTAL: $400

Reg Brooks

Susan Barragan Fitzpatrick

Dick Williams

CLASS OF 1962

PARTICIPATION: 20%

CLASS TOTAL: $5,650

Eddie Culver

Blaine Ewing

Ned Gay

Murray Marshall

Sandy Miller

Alice Lippitt Steyaart

CLASS OF 1963

PARTICIPATION: 12%

CLASS TOTAL: $5,200

Jane Hancock Long

Lane Morrison

Peter Scardino

CLASS OF 1964

PARTICIPATION: 11%

CLASS TOTAL: $10,725

Robbie Hoffman Culver

Ozzie Mikell

Bud Mingledorff

Ann Wessels Seyle

Connie Laws Stephenson

CLASS OF 1965

PARTICIPATION: 25%

CLASS TOTAL: $3,390

David Barrow

David Carson

Renee Portman Dunn

Susan Train Fearon

Bette Cay Hines

Margie Livingston

Nancy Morrison Macaluso

Becky Wheeler Milmine

Elizabeth Helmken Schubert

Margaret Bowden Wylly

CLASS OF 1966

PARTICIPATION: 16%

CLASS TOTAL: $8,500

Jeff Bolch

Rob Demere

Skipper Knight

B.H. Levy

Christian Schley

Peter Schmidt

CLASS OF 1967

PARTICIPATION: 23%

CLASS TOTAL: $7,220

Anonymous (1)

Hank Bahr

Lea Griffin Duncan

Doug Ellis

George Hammond

Tru Maddox Helms

Nancy Lewis

Doug Mullis

Lannie Mason Niemiec

Alane Rollings

Cabell Marshall Romer

Elizabeth Lattimore Rousakis

CLASS OF 1968

PARTICIPATION: 17%

CLASS TOTAL: $723

Dottie Courington

Carol Fulenwider Elliott

Bobby Glenn

Tom Harper

Knox Tumlin

Kathy Calhoun Wood

CLASS OF 1969

PARTICIPATION: 11%

CLASS TOTAL: $425

Charlie Barrow

Jean Schley Campbell

Alice Lee Fraser

Joe Fraser

Mitch Wilkes

We are so thankful for our school. We feel blessed to have teachers that are committed to the academic success of not just our child, but every kid K-12. The resources available are, in my opinion, unparalleled to anywhere else.

— AMANDA RAMIREZ PARENT OF CASH ‘26

CLASS OF 1970

PARTICIPATION: 11%

CLASS TOTAL: $8,200

Sara Ellis Lehner

Curtis Lewis

Billy Morrison

Bobby Reagan

Henry Stevens

CLASS OF 1971

PARTICIPATION: 33%

CLASS TOTAL: $9,000

Marian Maner Castillo

Griff Doyle

Simon Fraser

Harvey Gilbert

Kathleen Brewin Lewis

Walter Lewis

Beecher Mathes

Elizabeth Ellis Nadal

Kay Armstrong Remion

Kirk Victor

Alan Williams

Mary Lynn Robertson Zirkle

CLASS OF 1972

PARTICIPATION: 16%

CLASS TOTAL: $6,350

Dorothea Summerell Coy

Barbara Craighead Crotzer

Hayes Foster

Jim Giles

Cindy Saunders Kemp

Joe Preston

Pearce Reeve

Pam Rollings

Jon Sprague

CLASS OF 1973

PARTICIPATION: 12%

CLASS TOTAL: $6,650

Chip Compton

Catherine Martin Cooper

Libby Morris Kingston

Wistar Lewis

Henry Morgan

Carolyn Rudd Pait

CLASS OF 1974

PARTICIPATION: 3%

CLASS TOTAL: $5,250

John Atkinson

Cathy Edel Solomons

CLASS OF 1975

PARTICIPATION: 10%

CLASS TOTAL: $6,525

Donna Ratchford Adamson

Bob Buechner

Mary Lyman Scott Jackson

Scott Lewis

Billy Shuman

Reb Thomas

CLASS OF 1976

PARTICIPATION: 13%

CLASS TOTAL: $12,720

Malcolm Butler

Kaye Courington

Dale Critz

Lisa Danzig

Fran Kooden Harrell

Henry Monsees

Beverley Cann Reynolds

Ethelyn Simpson

CLASS OF 1977

PARTICIPATION: 22%

CLASS TOTAL: $3,750

Anonymous (1)

Sally Altman Bradshaw

Dolly Chisholm

Sylvia Sparkman Coker

Connie Kennedy Darbyshire

Grady Knight

Nita Ann Knight Klein

McBrier Maner Maloney

Caroline Ellis Pennington

Corinne Stewart Reeves

Michael Reeves

Allan Reynolds

Bernice Morris Watson

Laura Zipperer

CLASS OF 1978

PARTICIPATION: 15%

CLASS TOTAL: $3,975

Emily Winburn Bowron

Mark Howard

Jeff Kole

Sally Nettles

Chris Olson

Carl Showalter

Jane Victor Showalter

John Skeadas

Lynn Tyson-Horton

CLASS OF 1979

PARTICIPATION: 6%

CLASS TOTAL: $3,900

Chris Beckmann

Fred Bergen

Amy Hertz

Todd Lanier

CLASS OF 1980

PARTICIPATION: 10%

CLASS TOTAL: $4,125

Anonymous (1)

Catherine Myrick Gussler

Dawson Long

Tommy Reeves

Richard Schulze

Louise Howard Williamson

CLASS OF 1981

PARTICIPATION: 7%

CLASS TOTAL: $500

Greg Amick

Greg Hirsch

Catherine Jones Holden

Temple Nettles Morrow

CLASS OF 1982

PARTICIPATION: 7%

CLASS TOTAL: $1,250

Austin Kennedy

Franklin McKinney

Margaret McCullough Russell

Hurley Ryan

CLASS OF 1983

PARTICIPATION: 8%

CLASS TOTAL: $3,900

Malinda Bradley Bergen

Kelly Bouchillon

Jimmy Dothard

Carolyn Lynch Munson

Kurt Oelschig

Sharon Stubbs-Schneider

CLASS OF 1984

PARTICIPATION: 19%

CLASS TOTAL: $9,625

Anonymous (2)

Colleen Bairas Brannen

Stuart Brown

Frank Chappell

Marc Goodman

Michael Greenberg

Kevan Jackson

Mallory Troxler Lehn

Louise Mulherin

Blanche Nettles Powers

Andrea Su

CLASS OF 1985

PARTICIPATION: 25%

CLASS TOTAL: $7,765

Don Alexander

Mary McIntire Davenport

Laurence Dunn

Charles Harris

Emily Daniell Magruder

Jay McCaslin

Molly McGoldrick

Michael Parker

Amy Martin Pinckney

Ashley Pinckney

Leslie Ginsberg Platock

Lisa Berens Scott

Chris Shoffner

Joe T. Stubbs

Emma Hartridge Svoboda

Paige Van Wirt

CLASS OF 1986

PARTICIPATION: 13%

CLASS TOTAL: $2,850

Cari Feiler Bender

Lila Black-Berlon

Ben Carlton

Amy Parr Henneman

Renee Hadwin Newell

Thomas Sheehan

Amy Warlick Smith

Bonnie Bland Spacek

CLASS OF 1987

PARTICIPATION: 19%

CLASS TOTAL: $34,200

Anonymous

Lisa Wald Chappell

Reed Dulany

Matt Ervin

Jay Goldstein

Joel Goodman

Bruce Greene

David Kelly

Sally McMillan Klein

Christy Bedingfield Kraeuter

Tim McLanahan

Frank Peeples

John Schwarz

CLASS OF 1988

PARTICIPATION: 13%

CLASS TOTAL: $8,236

Leigh Small Beauchamp

Lisa Silvers Kaminsky

Sarah Greenberg Kovensky

Allison Lansford Davis

Tracey Cannon London

Jennifer Spencer Pankey

Beth Windom Stewart

Denton Stone

Jason Wells

CLASS OF 1989

PARTICIPATION: 15%

CLASS TOTAL: $7,225

Mark Alexander

Brett Bertz

John Connerat

Sam Cook

Doug DeWalt

Liz Gold Glass

Michelle Haysman Heyman

Matt Rosenthal

Susan Kramer Short

Lee Wilkes

CLASS OF 1990

PARTICIPATION: 18%

CLASS TOTAL: $9,710

Marc Bailey

David Barrow

Dan Bradley

Jacob Dimond

Seth Goodman

Tara Greene Levengood

Dana Collins Meyer

Carter Meyer Wilcox

Michael Paderewski

Simona Perry

Emilie Dobbs Samet

Ashley Sparks Stamoulis

Darla Kirkley Wynn

CLASS OF 1991

PARTICIPATION: 17%

CLASS TOTAL: $3,750

Tia Milledge Arzu

Gil Benton

Ellie Cornish Chu

Liz Holliday Gilpin

David Gilpin

Nikki Simmons Goldstein

Stephen Ham

Adam Kaminsky

Colin McRae

Frost Bush Osborne

Chris Wynn

CLASS OF 1992

PARTICIPATION: 22%

CLASS TOTAL: $14,515

Christopher Cay

Meredith Repella Dulany

Robert Flanders

Laura Quattlebaum Gower

Mary McNaughton Haskins

Hayden Shore Johns

Todd Lerch

Holly Irick Murphy

John Northup

Amy Krissman Pine

Degi Stein Ruben

Kathryn Tatum Saunders

Jean Wright Sitkei

Chris Spencer

We are grateful for the incredible teachers and amazing staff for providing a stellar education and positive learning environment in which all children thrive!”

— KHOI VO PARENT OF CALEB VO ‘30

CLASS OF 1993

PARTICIPATION: 21%

CLASS TOTAL: $6,418

Danny Chase

Whit Davis

Katie Godfrey

Jared Heuer

Lisa Harlander Lemke

Olwen Hahn Lyon

Ashleigh Madison

Mindy Nash

Colleen Tolle Regnier

Bill Sparks

Dean Stephens

Laura Connerat Stewart

Taylor Stone Summerell

Ruth Bowyer Weimar

CLASS OF 1994

PARTICIPATION: 22%

CLASS TOTAL: $14,476

Brian Culver

Adeline Seyle Glidewell

Liz Godfrey-Cargile

Amelia Searcy Harper

Sam Hubbard

CLASS OF 1995

PARTICIPATION: 13%

CLASS TOTAL: $9,600

Anonymous (1)

Hillary Faulk Coslick

Blaine Westerfield Goodwin

Ross Kaminsky

Rob Martin

Comer Morrison

Katy Harman Moser

Tricia Belford Rosenthal

Amy Costrini Umbel

CLASS OF 1996

PARTICIPATION: 60%

CLASS TOTAL: $13,375

Anonymous (3)

Michael Anckner

George Barrow

Cathy Crawford Baxter

Julia Holliday Berry

Greg Bowden

Aaron Buttress

Michael Buttress

Jordan Neely Chase

Jennifer Jones Condon

Catherine Donovan

Chris Fort

Ashby Kent Fox

Beth Kelly Freidinger

Jason Gilley

Brett Goodwin

Julie Alaimo Hansil

Lindsey Nash Hardy

Ben Heneveld

Amanda Byck Jones

Elana Passink Jones

Trip Kennickell

Liz Wasden Lampton

Liz Lientz Macfadyen

Abby Beck Mitchell

Middi Hagan Moore

Lee Varner

Lauren Wiebe

Allen Williams

Candler Wilson

CLASS OF 1997

PARTICIPATION: 23%

CLASS TOTAL: $19,660

Catherine Lattimore Amman

Melissa Allen Behm

Joey Bell

Lizzie Baker Brennan

Katie Burt Connell

Betsy Davis

Meredith MacMillan Dyer

Andrew Ginsberg

Charlotte DeHaven Giovanni

John Gold

Brent Harlander

Kristin Culver Jones

Hunter Philbrick

Becca Zoller Stone

Courtney Victor

CLASS OF 1998

PARTICIPATION: 17%

CLASS TOTAL: $2,610

Jenny Miller Bromley

Christina Bowden Burgess

Jacob Goodwin

Pavel Gorelik

Callie Glass Kelly

Julian Lewis

Sally Anne Martin

Betsy Watts Ormond

Sarah Ellen Stephens

Celeste Terry Varner

Ryan Yeckley

CLASS OF 1999

PARTICIPATION: 8%

CLASS TOTAL: $2,275

Ward Benton

Maria Anderson Booth

Katy McNaughton Moretz

Charles Hill Morris

Chris Peters

Priya Radhakrishnan

Matthew Repella

Laughton Stanley

John Sumner

Ryon Thompson

Morgan Williams

Corde Wilson

Jack O’Neill

Jon Pannell

Paula Ojala Saarinen

Chad Schafer

Mary Peterson Screws

John Sipple

Brad Siskin

Turner Skipper

Caroline Inglesby Stephens

Lindsay McCorkle Thompson

Carl Valenzano

Joseph Conyers

Michael McLeod

Dana Stevens

CLASS OF 2000

PARTICIPATION: 8%

CLASS TOTAL: $3,225

Jeffrey Goldberg

Anne Waters Jackson

Chuck Mikell

Tyler O’Connor

Courtney Tyson West

Ellen Harper Williams

Krista Gerstenlauer Wolk

CLASS OF 2001

PARTICIPATION: 12%

CLASS TOTAL: $4,005

Andrew Crowley

Rick Culbreth

Lindsey Young Goldberg

William Lattimore

Lauren Kirkland McMillan

Betsy Kingston Myers

Leanna Degenhart Weinstein

CLASS OF 2002

PARTICIPATION: 15%

CLASS TOTAL: $5,725

Julie Cohen

Betsy Cowart Conroy

Lilly Sprague Dixon

Adam Eichholz

Mary Gilbert Kaiser

Caroline Coakley McDermott

John Mikell

Joe Ratterree

Slade Thorpe

Rhett Willis

Israel Wojnowich

CLASS OF 2003

PARTICIPATION: 14%

CLASS TOTAL: $2,170

Niko Caparisos

Jade Aaron Dietz

Matt Finley

Justin Goldberg

Andrew Michigan

Brittany Kolat Richardson

Claire Waters Rilee

Leza Shore Stein

Caroline Holland Weimar

Lane Morgan Yates

Alex Zerden

CLASS OF 2004

PARTICIPATION: 3%

CLASS TOTAL: $125

Danny Bolta

Lizzie Sprague Grimsley

CLASS OF 2005

PARTICIPATION: 6%

CLASS TOTAL: $1,350

John Gilbert

Drew McCullough

Kendall Gardner Ratterree

Lea Reeves Stevens

CLASS OF 2006

PARTICIPATION: 6%

CLASS TOTAL: $2,750

Jason Eichholz

Cory Hall

James Labrot

Joe Monroe

CLASS OF 2007

PARTICIPATION: 17%

CLASS TOTAL: $1,625

Paul Blincoe

Alex Coe

Sean Dane-Kellogg

Blake Degenhart

Blake Durham

Candice Aaron English

Ellis Izlar

Katie Ratterree Johnson

Patrick Johnston

Amelia Eichholz Larsen

Max Lemaigre

Stefanie Dasher McCullough

Sanders Monsees

Halle Rubnitz

CLASS OF 2008

PARTICIPATION: 7%

CLASS TOTAL: $690

Elise Barton

Amy Jones

Caroline Long

Sam Mikell

Taylor Viers

CLASS OF 2009

PARTICIPATION: 11%

CLASS TOTAL: $3,971

Kate Sadler Andrews

Katherine Monsees Bennett

Morgan Roberts Caldwell

Tucker Compton

Christian Demere

Curt Lewis

Kathryn Groover Pross

Ali Ramee

John Skeadas

CLASS OF 2010

PARTICIPATION: 4%

CLASS TOTAL: $135

Sara Bromley Pulliam

William Stewart

Mac Viers

CLASS OF 2011

PARTICIPATION: 49%

CLASS TOTAL: $2,641

Katie Black

Kevin Blackburne

Louis Brody

Bess Butler Brunson

Jane Eliza Chisholm

Bess Cohen

Kelley Compton

Megan Dulamal

Andrew George

John Glenn

Margaret Austin Gross

Joe Guardino

Dylan Guggenheim

Caroline Gussler Harper

Emma Helmken

Jennings Hughes

Markley Jones

Emily Knopf

Liz Lafranchise

Smith Lewis

Joe Lewis

Noah Luskey

Isabel MacGuire

We are grateful to the teachers and leadership of SCDS for offering an environment that encourages our children to set and accomplish big goals. Their genuine support of the students is invaluable and we recognize the influence this has on young minds.

— KRISTA WOLK ‘00 ALUMNA AND PARENT OF JASON ‘31 AND KELSEY GRACE ‘33

Oliver Maloney

Clay Morrow

Emily Slagel Oh

William Sadler

Sarah Hall Salem

Megan Spell

Brooke Stewart

Jonathan Templeton

Brittain Thompson

Morris Watson

Kevin Whitfield

Virginia Whitley

Elizabeth Woods

CLASS OF 2012

PARTICIPATION: 10%

CLASS TOTAL: $262

Anonymous (1)

Caroline Groover

Abby Johnson Holmes

Ruben Ramos

Ellen Skeadas

Andrew Tsai

CLASS OF 2014

PARTICIPATION: 2%

CLASS TOTAL: $500

William Szczecinski

CLASS OF 2015

PARTICIPATION: 7%

CLASS TOTAL: $430

Anonymous (1)

Emma Huennekens

Nivan Lakshman

Maya Patterson

Andoni Sideris

CLASS OF 2016

PARTICIPATION: 3%

CLASS TOTAL: $35

Polly Berman

Kate Moffett

CLASS OF 2017

PARTICIPATION: 7%

CLASS TOTAL: $121

Mason Heiges

Brennan Pastorek

Grace Archer Pinckney

Hurley Ryan

CLASS OF 2018

PARTICIPATION: 3%

CLASS TOTAL: $15

Cecilia Belzer

Adam Byck

CLASS OF 2019

PARTICIPATION: 3%

CLASS TOTAL: $90

Selden Frissell

Ash Pinckney

CLASS OF 2020

PARTICIPATION: 1%

CLASS TOTAL: $20

Nyah Hammond

CLASS OF 2021

PARTICIPATION: 3%

CLASS TOTAL: $35

Connor Cohen

Paul Mosley

CAPITAL SUPPORT

Savannah Country Day’s capital projects have been the result of generous donors who believe in the School and want to secure its future. We recognize and thank the families and organizations who have supported these endeavors. Below is a list of donors making gifts between July 1, 2021 and June 30, 2022.

Anonymous (4)

Tiffany & Blake Alewine

Melinda & Matt Allen

Kathryn & Kevin Ammar

Jay Andrews ‘86 & Lee Andrews

Lindsay & Will Arnold

Rie & Tony Avino

Marc Bailey ‘90 & Kate Bailey

George Barrow ‘96 & Marti

Barrow

Jan & Chad Barrow

Cindy & West Beaver

Holmes Bell ‘90 & Lisa Bell

Gil Benton ‘91

Sarah & Blake Berg

Waldo Bradley ‘00

Megan & Josh Bischoff

Stacy & Edgar Bueno

Becky & Tom Campen

Justin Carreker ‘99

Christopher Cay ‘92 & Emily Cay

Mimi Harben Daniel Cay ‘61

Billings & John Cay

Steve Chick ‘78 & Mary Holmes

Chick

Dolly Chisholm ‘77 & Graham

Sadler

Danny Cohen

The Colonial Foundation, Inc.

Rob Demere ‘66 & Celeste Demere

Christian Demere ‘09

Alva & Chip Compton

Lila & Dale Critz

Debbie & Dale Critz

Sarah & Thomas Daniel

Connie Kennedy Darbyshire ‘77 & Glen Darbyshire

J.R. Davis ‘92 & Nadia Davis

Rose de Vries & Frank Peeples

Suni & DJ Desai

Staci & Chris Donegan

Meredith Repella Dulany ‘92 & Reed Dulany ‘87

Adam Eichholz ‘02 & Katy

Eichholz

Jason Eichholz ‘06 & Liz Eichholz

Jeri & Roy Flood

Chris Fort ‘96

Liz Fort ‘02

Heather & Corey Fountain

Janna Martin & Stan Friedman

Catherine Gerhiser

Meredith & Jamie Giello

Liz Gold Glass ‘89 & Bill Glass

Liz Godfrey-Cargile ‘94 & Jack

Cargile

Anne Gold

Jay Goldstein ‘87 & Courtney

Goldstein

Joel Goodman ‘87 & Julie

Goodman

Lynn Goodman

Katie & Lee Griffith

Jeannine & Eric Haas

Brent Harlander ‘97 & Lindsay

Harlander

Kathie & Brian Harlander

Melanie & John Helmken

Susan & Wade Herring

Molly & Chad Huggins

The Hunter Foundation, Inc.

Hunter, Maclean, Exley & Dunn

PC

Nancy & Bobby Isaacson

Amanda Byck Jones ‘96 & Powell Jones

Amy & Adam Kaminsky

Kay & Lux Lakshman

Zach Lamb ‘98

Cathy & Steve Lange

Scott Lauretti

Curtis Lewis ‘70 & Carol Lewis

J.C. Lewis Foundation, Inc.

Scott Lewis ‘75

Curtis Lewis ‘70 & Carol Lewis

Nancy Lewis ‘67

Wistar Lewis ‘73 & Lynn Lewis

Linda & Walter Lewis

Allison Isaacson Lipsman ‘01

Tracey Cannon London ‘88 &

Jeremy London

Francesca Macchiaverna & John Garceau

Susie & Ben MacMillan

Monica & Mark Manocha

Holly & John McCormick

Graham McGoldrick ‘76

Julie & Dave McLeod

Chuck Mikell ‘00

John Mikell ‘02 & Jane Mikell

Sam Mikell

Julia Mikell

Logan Miller ‘15

Bud Mingledorff ‘64 & Shirley

Mingledorff

Henry Monsees ‘76 & Patti

Monsees

Courtney Wigren Noon ‘01

Betsy Watts Ormond ‘98 & Niko

Ormond

Kirsten & Brian Orr

Diane & Tom Oxnard

Holly Metts Pace ‘95 & Robbie

Pace

Jon Pannell ‘96 & Kimberly

Pannell

Kelly & Walker Pendarvis

Stephanie & Wendell Pendleton

Sally & Ben Perkins

Nancy & Doug Perry

Chris Peters ‘94 & Kristin Peters

Terry & Duncan Pindar

Laura & Bob Pirkle

Lori & Gabe Pitt

Logan & Pete Pollak

Stephanie Portman ‘90

Corinne Stewart Reeves ‘77 & Michael Reeves ‘77

McNab Reeves ‘07 & Kristen Reeves

Allan Reynolds ‘77 & Beverley

Reynolds

Starr & Scot Ritchie

Susan & Steve Roberts

Hurley Ryan ‘82 & Meb Ryan

SCDS Booster Club

SCDS Parents’ Association

Heather & Jimmy Smith

Kim & Mark Smith

Cathy Edel Solomons ‘74 & Philip Solomons

Southern States Educational Foundation, Inc.

Bill Sparks ‘93 & Kelley Sparks

Caroline & Chris Spencer

Deanie & Joey Strength

Jane Vaden Thacher ‘84 & Peter Thacher

Thurston Group, LLC

Mylin Torres ‘94 & Malik Smith

Nikki & Christopher “Smitty” Smith

Jamison Pannell Tuttle ‘00 & Brad Tuttle

Yaël van Hulst

Dale & Bill Wallace

Wiley Wasden ‘77 & Anna Wasden

Cindy & Don Waters

Amanda Sullivan Wilson ‘01 & Hugh Wilson

Candler Wilson ‘96 & Kathleen Wilson

Corde Wilson ‘94 & Carson Wilson

Erica & Tad Wilson

Diane Wilson

Kef Wilson

Tricia & Herb Windom

Ryan Yeckley ‘98

Ann & Chuck Morrow

Beverly & Tracy Young

Matthew Zerden ‘97

Linda & Michael Zoller

ENDOWMENT FUNDS

Throughout the School’s history, endowment funds have been established for specific purposes that benefit the faculty and students of The Savannah Country Day School. The funds use only the annual earnings from their principal value. Below is a list of Country Day’s endowment funds. Donors making gifts between July 1, 2021 and June 30, 2022 are listed in italic below the fund.

FUNDS IN SUPPORT OF FINANCIAL AID

The Class of 1966 Scholarship

The Class of 1989 Scholarship

Erlinda & Sam Torres

We have confidence that the faculty, staff, and administration are doing their best to help our students reach their fullest potential. We are grateful.

— DEANIE STRENGTH

PARENT OF JAMES ‘22 AND NELL ‘25

The Acworth Foundation Scholarship

The Camp Younts Scholarship

The Dr. & Mrs. David B. Fillingim Scholarship

The Julia Walker Fleet Scholarship Fund

Anonymous

The Reginald & Julia Fleet Trust Scholarship Fund

The Goizueta Foundation Fund

The Beulah B. Harper Scholarship

The Chris Fort ’96 and Liz Fort ’02 Endowed Scholarship

The Harlander Family Endowed Scholarship

Lisa Harlander Lemke ‘93

The John A. Heitmann III Scholarship

Anne Sognier Murray ‘69 & Morgan Murray

Sarah Jane Phillips Sumer ‘69 & Yavuz Sumer

Rick Gilpin

The Freeman Jelks, Jr. Honor Scholarship

The Victoria Jenkins Scholarship

The Ben Jones Scholarship Fund

The Klement Family Scholarship

The Richard C. Kreinest Scholarship

The Melaver Scholarship

The T. Miller ’97 Endowed Scholarship

The Mabel A. Minis and Edith H. Minis Scholarships

The Robert D. & Katy Harman Moser ’95 Endowed Scholarship

Katy Harman Moser ‘95 & Robby Moser

The Oxnard Family Fund

The Persad Scholarship

The Kevin Plunkett Scholarship

The B.J. and Charlene Saunders Scholarship

Teresa & Jerry Wardlaw

The Edgar E. Sellers Scholarship

The Lieutenant Junior Grade

Dean Smith Jr. Scholarship

The Tommy Stubbs Endowed Scholarship

Susan & Tom Griffith

The Tenenbaum Scholarship

The Jules Victor, Jr., M.D. Scholarship

The Wells Fargo Scholarship

The Tommy & Lora Wong Scholarship

The Wormsloe Foundation Scholarship

The Young Minority Scholarship

FUNDS IN SUPPORT OF PROGRAMS AND FACULTY

The Class of 1956 Endowment Fund

The Class of 1965 Faculty Development Fund

The Class of 1968 Endowment Fund

The Dr. Victor L. Andrews Fund

Vic Andrews

The Jeffrey Allen Dimond Music Library

The Edward F. and Helen D. Downing Fund

The Catherine Fagin Endowed Fund for Outdoor Education

Charlotte & Harold Black

Garland Chick ‘77

Steve Chick ‘78 & Mary Holmes Chick

Edith Chick

Beth Childress

Dolly Chisholm ‘77 & Graham

Sadler

Claudia & Gregory Classon

J.B. Coxwell Contracting, Inc.

Lila & Dale Critz

Debbie & Dale Critz

Robbie Hoffman Culver ‘64 &

Eddie Culver ‘62

Brian Culver ‘94 & Kerri Culver

Lane Curlee ‘78 & Phyllis Curlee

Lesley & Cliff Dales

Carolyn Donovan

Downtown Garden Club of Savannah

Sharon & Bill Eswine

Ron Fagin

Jane Feiler

Gastroenterology Consultants of Savannah

Rick Gilpin

Joel Goodman ‘87 & Julie Goodman

Sandy & Skippy Goodman

Lynn Goodman

Mary Anna & Robert Grant

Guerry Lumber

Mary & Emerson Ham

Angela & Charles Harbison

Charles Harris ‘85 & Drea Harris

Patti & John Heilig

Catherine Jones Holden ‘81

Toby Hollenberg

Julia & Lea Holliday

Susan & Branden Hunter

Sherry Ingram

Bruce Jacobs

Lisa Silvers Kaminsky ‘88

Kaye & Don Kole

B.H. Levy ‘66 & Margie Levy

Dayle & Aaron Levy

Kate Lyker

Meredith Fagin Malcom ‘86

Debra & Paul Mamalakis

Boo & Mike McCullough

Henry Monsees ‘76 & Patti

Monsees

Anne Sognier Murray ‘69 & Morgan Murray

Jane & Paul Pressly

Punch & Judy, Inc.

Bebe & Dan Rose

Ann Wessels Seyle ‘64 & Chuck

Seyle

David Shaw

Magdaline & Tommy Sideris

Synovus Bank

Ron Washburn

Melton Peters Weekley ‘81

John West

Mollie Scheer White ‘95

Tricia & Herb Windom

Dana & Jay Yeckley

Linda & Michael Zoller

The Lee Gay Memorial Endowment Fund

The Robert Gongaware Endowment Fund

The Camille Miller Heery Visiting Artist Fund

Myrtle Heery ‘64

Camille Heery Searcy ‘62

The Mills B. Lane Foundation Fund

Morris/Morris Newspaper Endowment Fund

The Shirley P. & George H. Oelschig Endowed Fund for Faculty Enrichment

The Jane Philbrick Endowed Merit Scholarship

Tom Philbrick

The Kevin Plunkett Memorial Faculty Award

Beth Seyle Fenton ‘91

Solomons Fund for Arts and Letters

Louis W. & Nellie H. Schmidt Endowment Fund

The Thomas and Jane Triol Endowment Fund

FUNDS FOR AWARDS

The Danyse & Julius Edel Endowment Fund to Support Art Enrichment for Students

The Hoke Bouchillon Memorial Award Fund

The Robert S. Heuer Faculty Award

The Lancy C. Jen Math & Science Scholarships

The Thomas O. Kelly Award

The Creed H. Reagan III Award

GENERAL ENDOWMENT GIFTS

Lamar Davis ‘64 & Sarah Davis

Amy Parr Henneman ‘86 & Ted Henneman

FOUNDATIONS, COMPANIES & ORGANIZATIONS

The AAMS Fund of Vanguard Charitable

Jane Addeo Fund of Vanguard Charitable

B Charitable, Inc.

Bank of America Charitable Foundation

The Guerry Beam Fund of The Savannah Community Foundation, Inc.

The Benevity Community Impact Fund

Gil & Kathy Benton Fund of The Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Ira P. Berman and Helen A. Borrello Charitable Gift Fund of The Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Brooks-Howe Memorial Fund of The Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Stuart and Ingvild Brown

Charitable Giving Fund of Schwab Charitable Fund

Rosalie G. Campbell Fund of The Community Foundation of Central Georgia, Inc.

The Alice Carrott Charitable Fund of The Greater Kansas City Community Foundation

Chase Family Fund of The Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

The Colonial Foundation, Inc.

J.B. Coxwell Contracting, Inc

The Critz Family Foundation

The Critz Family Fund of The Savannah Community Foundation, Inc.

Bill & Maria Dascombe Fund of Schwab Charitable Fund

The Archie H. Davis Fund of The Savannah Community Foundation, Inc.

The Davis Family Fund of The Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Downtown Garden Club of Savannah

Ellis, Painter, Ratterree & Adams LLP

Ellis-Lehner Fund of The Spartanburg County Foundation

The Gee Family Charitable Fund of The Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Goldman Sachs Gives Google LLC

The Greenberg Family Fund of Schwab Charitable Fund

The Thomas & Susan Griffith Charity Fund of The Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Haas Family Charitable Fund of The Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

The Donald & Lynne Howe Charitable Fund of The Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

The Hunter Foundation, Inc.

Hunter Maclean Exley & Dunn PC

The Ibanez Family Charitable Fund of The Bank of America Charitable Foundation

Jewish Federation of St. Louis Jewish Foundation of Greensboro

The Susan & Bobby Kahn Fund of Schwab Charitable Fund

Evelyn Kelly Fund of Schwab Charitable Fund

John G. Kennedy Foundation, Inc.

The Scott and Louise Lauretti Fund of The Savannah Community Foundation, Inc.

Lisa and Tim Lemke Family Fund of Schwab Charitable Fund

The Marjorie E. and B. H. Levy, Jr. Charitable Fund of The Savannah Community Foundation, Inc.

This gift is in recognition of Peter Foley and his enormously positive impact on generations of SCDS students in the classroom and on the soccer field.”

— ZACH LAMB ‘98 ALUMNUS

J.C. Lewis Ford

J.C. Lewis Foundation, Inc.

The London-Rinzler Family Philanthropic Fund of Atlanta Jewish Federation

Paula H. and James M. McInerny Fund of The Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

The Meridian Foundation, Inc.

The Southwood J. and Cynthia S. Morcott Gift Fund of The Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Morgan Stanley Gift Fund

Rosalie S. Morris Foundation

The Muller Fund of Vanguard Charitable

Optim Healthcare

Ormond Family Charitable Foundation

The Jane Hass Philbrick Memorial Scholarship Fund of The Savannah Community Foundation, Inc.

Punch & Judy, Inc.

Roy Parker Family Foundation

The Bobby & Beth Reagan Charitable Fund of The National Christian Foundation

Savannah Distributing Co.

Savannah Jewish Council

Savannah Toyota SCDS Booster Club

The Schley & Lang Knight Foundation, Inc.

Showalter Construction Co.

The Solomons Fund of The Savannah Community Foundation, Inc.

South State Bank

Southern States Educational Foundation, Inc.

Sprague Family Fund of Schwab

Charitable Fund

The Margaret “Maggie” Thomas Fund of The Community Foundation for Rockbridge, Bath & Alleghany

Thurston Group, LLC

United Way of the Coastal Empire

Vaden Management Enterprises LLC

The Waters Foundation Fund of The Savannah Community Foundation, Inc.

Workday, Inc.

MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES

The Amgen Foundation Bank of America Matching Gifts Program

The Benevity Community Impact Fund

Google LLC

Lincoln Financial Foundation

Prospera Financial Services

TimesSquare Capital Management, LLC

Verizon Foundation

Wells Fargo Foundation

COMMUNITY PARTNERS

Amazon Smile Box Tops for Education

Kroger Earning Plus Learning

Parker’s Fueling the Community

Publix

HONORARIUM GIFTS

These gifts are given to the School to honor a family member, faculty member or friend.

The names of those honored (bold type) are followed by the names of donors who made honorarium gifts during the 2021-22 fiscal year.

Smith Baiad ‘22

Anne Allen Westbrook & Todd

Baiad

Terri Barfield

Amy Martin Pinckney ‘85 & Ashley Pinckney ‘85

Rick Barron

Jeri & Roy Flood

Betsey Bass

Amy Parr Henneman ‘86 & Ted

Henneman

Andrew Beasley ‘28

Jane & Mike Malone

Leigh Small Beauchamp ‘88

Jeri & Roy Flood

Amy Martin Pinckney ‘85 & Ashley

Pinckney ‘85

Lillian Belzer ‘21

Jane Mansel & Adam Tuckey

Richard Braithwaite

Colleen Tolle Regnier ‘93

Liza Grace Bromley ‘29

Doll Miller

Emma Bromley ‘26

Doll Miller

Brooks Bromley ‘32

Doll Miller

Craig Brooks

Melissa & Tommy Crenshaw

Allison & Bart Rhodes

Karen Brown

Jeri & Roy Flood

Kate Caparisos

Seth Goodman ‘90 & Phillip

Carter

John Carson ‘30

Debbie & David Carson

Katelyn Carson ‘33

Debbie & David Carson

Ivy Cay ‘26

Rosalie Campbell

John Cay III

Grace & Dawson Long

Laura Cay ‘24

Rosalie Campbell

Mimi Harben Daniel Cay ‘61

Grace & Dawson Long

Evelyn Chick ‘29

Patti & John Heilig

Joe Christian ‘22

Ann & Joe Christian

Tommy Crenshaw

Yancey & Dan Bradley

Jeri & Roy Flood

Hilliard Davis ‘26

Shepard Ansley

Sally & Archie Davis

Lanning Drey ‘25

Julia & Walter Drey

Michelle Dumais

Yancey & Dan Bradley

Melissa & Jeff Neil

Kat Dureska ‘33

Cathy Hughes

Qwynn Dureska ‘30

Cathy Hughes

Jessica Duthu

Jeri & Roy Flood

Bill Eswine

Allison & Nathan Belzer

Joseph Conyers ‘99

Celia & Larry Dunn

Laurence Dunn ‘85

Charles Harris ‘85 & Drea Harris

Julia & Lea Holliday

Anne Waters Jackson ‘00

Krishna & Bhavesh Patel

Emilie Dobbs Samet ‘90

Emily & Peter Foley

Marti & Mike Laslavic

Vondean & Wayne Williams

Peter Foley

Gil Benton ‘91

Waldo Bradley ‘00

Justin Carreker ‘99

Lamar Davis ‘64 & Sarah Davis

Adam Eichholz ‘02 & Katy

Eichholz

Chris Fort ‘96

Liz Fort ‘02

Catherine Miller Gerhiser

Liz Godfrey-Cargile ‘94 & Jack

Cargile

Lynn Goodman

Christopher Howie ‘07

Joey Howie ‘04

Nancy & Bobby Isaacson

Amanda Byck Jones ‘96 & Powell Jones

Zach Lamb ‘98

Allison Isaacson Lipsman ‘01

Logan Miller ‘15

Courtney Wigren Noon ‘01

Stephanie Portman ‘90

Emilie Dobbs Samet ‘90

Cathy Edel Solomons ‘74 & Philip Solomons

Jamison Pannell Tuttle ‘00 & Brad Tuttle

Courtney Tyson West ‘00 & Matt West

Amanda Sullivan Wilson ‘01

Ann Yingling & Chuck Morrow

Matthew Zerden ‘97

Luke Fountain ‘26

Heather & Corey Fountain

Molly Fountain ‘23

Heather & Corey Fountain

Selden Frissell ‘19

Elizabeth DuBose & Mark Frissell

Caroline Gilpin ‘19

Richard Gilpin

David Gilpin ‘21

Richard Gilpin

Sarah Catherine Gilpin ‘26

Richard Gilpin

Jen Glisson

Yancey & Dan Bradley

Curren Pace Godfrey-Cargile ‘26

Katie Godfrey ‘93

Tinsley Godfrey-Cargile ‘24

Katie Godfrey ‘93

Jillian Goldberg ‘26

Ferne & Richard Goldberg

Mia Goldberg ‘23

Ferne & Richard Goldberg

AJ Goldman

Yancey & Dan Bradley

Melissa & Jeff Neil

Catherine Goodman ‘22

Deanne & Russ Wigh

Alden Gordon ‘27

Jane & Mike Malone

Sherry & Bob Meade

Emmy Gordon ‘29

Jane & Mike Malone

Sherry & Bob Meade

Sarah Gordon

Jane & Mike Malone

Audrey Griffith ‘34

Donna Hoppe

Jeremy Hammond

Mindy Nash ‘93 & David Nash

Lane Hammond ‘23

Kathy & Tom Nickler

Christine Hefner

Richard Schulze ‘80 & Donna

Schulze

Christy Heisler

Yancey & Dan Bradley

Avi Heyman ‘23

Michelle Haysman Heyman ‘89 & Kevin Heyman

David Hooker

Yancey & Dan Bradley

David Hoopes

Melissa & Jeff Neil

Linda Howard

Suzanne Pablo

Susan Huennekens

Viviana & Florin Georgescu

Meredith & Jamie Giello

Jen & Andy Glisson

Hunt Jackson ‘88

Sally & Charles Jackson

Hayden Shore Johns ‘92

Anna & Keenan Sheridan

Scott Joiner

Beckie & Steven Templeton

Ann Jones

Amy Jones ‘08

Cristy Jones

Clare & Ben Ward

Jane Kahn

Bobby Kahn ‘76 & Susan Kahn

Yurii Korovyakovskii

Inessa Korovyakovskaya & Shahjahan Bhuiyan

Amanda Kronowitz ‘23

Wendy Morris

Rich LaRossa

Stephanie & Dan Carson

Amy Laughlin

Yancey & Dan Bradley

Caroll Lee

Jenny Miller Bromley ‘98 & Tyler Bromley

Ann Lerch

Seth Goodman ‘90 & Phillip Carter

Frank Macchiaverna

Francesca Macchiaverna & John Garceau

Duncan Manning ‘25

Emily & Oliver Eady

So grateful for all of the faculty and staff who have made our SCDS experience an exceptional one.

— GINNA CARROLL PARENT OF MARY MARGARET ‘25 AND VIRGINIA ‘29

Tricia Mayer

Jeri & Roy Flood

Ryan McGee ‘27

Sharon & Joe Rothrock

Daniel McGuirk ‘22

Peggy & Rob McGuirk

Theo McGuirk ‘26

Peggy & Rob McGuirk

Ericka Ann McKeever ‘24

Ann Lawson

Lawson McKeever ‘29

Ann Lawson

Dana Collins Meyer ‘90

Amy Martin Pinckney ‘85 & Ashley Pinckney ‘85

Kevin Miller

Yancey & Dan Bradley

Viviana & Florin Georgescu

Maison Miller ‘23

Marsha & Danny Hernandez

Tripp Milling ‘27

Pat & David Green

Emily Most ‘24

Sook Ja & Myung Jeon

Keith Muller

Yancey & Dan Bradley

Ethan Murphy ‘28

Barbara Mullen

Nate Murphy ‘22

Barbara Mullen

Ellie Neil ‘23

Toby Hollenberg

Jessa Neil ‘22

Toby Hollenberg

Tobias Nelson

Yancey & Dan Bradley

Ron Onorato

Colleen Tolle Regnier ‘93

Katie Patton

Yancey & Dan Bradley

Amy Martin Pinckney ‘85

Terri Barfield

Seth Goodman ‘90 & Phillip Carter

Ash Pinckney ‘19

Nate Pope ‘28

Randy & Jan Kienstra

DJ Queenan

Beth Windom Stewart ‘88 & Joe

Stewart

Deanie & Joey Strength

Cort Reames ‘31

Phillis & Herb Newman

Roen Reames ‘28

Phillis & Herb Newman

Langston Redden ‘20

Carrell Poole

Allison Rhodes

Seth Goodman ‘90 & Phillip Carter

Andrew Rivas

Michaela Shank

Jennifer Jackson Salopek ‘83

Sally & Charles Jackson

Patricia Sanchez

Elise Harris

Charlene Saunders

Colleen Bairas Brannen ‘84 &

Rob Branneen

SCDS Little School Teachers

Jennye & Jake Wallace

SCDS Teachers

Liz Lientz Macfadyen ‘96 & Simon Macfadyen

Alan Williams ‘71

SCDS 7th Grade Teachers

Holly & John McCormick

Former SCDS Teachers

Joe Monroe ‘06 & Sarah Monroe

Anne Sellers

Magdaline & Tommy Sideris

Anna Sheridan

Melissa & Jeff Neil

Eddie Smart

Franklin McKinney ‘82 & Lisa

McKinney

Jackie Smith

Olivia Oliver-Floyd

Rye Snayd ‘31

Rae & Lee Haggist

Paula Swart

Melissa & Jeff Neil

Finn Taylor ‘26

Mary Yeomans

Keating Taylor ‘28

Mary Yeomans

Carrie Vetrovsky

Colleen Bairas Brannen ‘84 & Rob Branneen

Charlotte von Trapp

Doll Miller

Isabella von Trapp ‘31

Doll Miller

Jack von Trapp ‘34

Doll Miller

Joanna Walchuk

Beth Windom Stewart ‘88 & Joe

Stewart

Josh Washington ‘26

Mary & Tommy Coleman

Justin Washington ‘28

Mary & Tommy Coleman

Adam Weber

Jeri & Roy Flood

Heather & Rob Myers

Melissa & Jeff Neil

Maria Wolfe

Amy Parr Henneman ‘86 & Ted

Henneman

Jason Wolk ‘31

Krista Gerstenlauer Wolk ‘00 & Jordan Wolk

Kelsey Grace Wolk ‘33

Krista Gerstenlauer Wolk ‘00 & Jordan Wolk

Harrison Woods ‘30

Gail & Bob Woods

James Woods ‘32

Gail & Bob Woods

Win Woods ‘27

Gail & Bob Woods

Paul Worley III

Colleen Tolle Regnier ‘93

MEMORIAL GIFTS

These gifts are given to the School in memory of individuals who have died. The names of those memorialized (bold type) are followed by the names of donors who made memorial gifts during the 2021-22 school year.

Abayomi Abisogun

Abby & Akinniran Abisogun

Duncan Adams ‘86

Ellis, Painter, Ratterree & Adams LLP

Mary & Emerson Ham

J.C. Lewis Ford

Murray Marshall ‘62 & Helen

Marshall

Kathleen Amburgey

Starr & Scot Ritchie

Guerry Beam

Lynn Tyson-Horton ‘78

Muriel Bono

Malcolm Butler ‘76 & Julia Butler

Tim Brown

Meredith & Jamie Giello

Raul Buelvas ‘11

Aubrey & Jim Brawner

Noah Luskey ‘11

Mary & G.H. Buffkin

Chong & Larry Buffkin

David Byck ‘78

Amanda Byck Jones ‘96 & Powell Jones

Lynn Tyson-Horton ‘78

Walter Carson, Sr.

Debbie & David Carson

John Cay, Jr.

Caroline Cay Powell ‘57

Catherine Montford Cocke ‘96

Middi Hagan Moore ‘96 & Jon Moore

Ruskin Cooper ‘75

Mary Lyman Jackson

Anne Craighead ‘71

Marian Maner Castillo ‘71

Kathleen Brewin Lewis ‘71

Kay Armstrong Remion ‘71

Kirk Victor ‘71

Mary Lynn Robertson Zirkle ‘71

Raymond Demere ‘71

Marian Maner Castillo ‘71

Kathleen Brewin Lewis ‘71

Kay Armstrong Remion ‘71

Kirk Victor ‘71

Mary Lynn Robertson Zirkle ‘71

Rosalind Ashburn Demere ‘67

Alane Rollings ‘67

Billy Diefenbach ‘92

Jean Wright Sitkei ‘92

Mary McGoldrick Dorsey ‘71

Marian Maner Castillo ‘71

Kathleen Brewin Lewis ‘71

Kay Armstrong Remion ‘71

Kirk Victor ‘71

Mary Lynn Robertson Zirkle ‘71

Max Dowis

J.R. Davis ‘92 & Nadia Davis

Matt Eller ‘92

Janna Martin & Stan Friedman

Cathy & Steve Lange

Julian Lewis ‘98 & Julie Lewis

Beth Windom Stewart ‘88 & Joe

Stewart

Tricia & Herb Windom

Dana & Jay Yeckley

Michael Doyle

Debra & Paul Mamalakis

Catherine Fagin

Charlotte & Harold Black

Dian & Ken Brownfield

Joan & Dave Chalikian

Edith Chick

Garland Chick ‘77

Steve Chick ‘78 & Mary Holmes

Chick

Beth Childress

Dolly Chisholm ‘77 & Graham

Sadler

Claudia & Gregory Classon

J.B. Coxwell Contracting, Inc.

Lila & Dale Critz

Debbie & Dale Critz

Brian Culver ‘94 & Kerri Culver

Robbie Hoffman Culver ‘64 & Eddie Culver ‘62

Lane Curlee ‘78 & Phyllis Curlee

Lesley & Cliff Dales

Carolyn Donovan

Downtown Garden Club of Savannah

Ron Fagin

Sharon & Bill Eswine

Jane Feiler

Gastroenterology Consultants of Savannah

Richard Gilpin

Joel Goodman ‘87 & Julie Goodman

Sandy & Skippy Goodman

Lynn Goodman

Mary Ann & Robert Grant

Guerry Lumber

Mary & Emerson Ham

Angela & Charles Harbison

Charles Harris ‘85 & Drea Harris

Patti & John Heilig

Catherine Jones Holden ‘81

Toby Hollenberg

Julia & Lea Holliday

Susan & Branden Hunter

Sherry Ingram

Bruce Jacobs

Lisa Silvers Kaminsky ‘88

Kaye & Donald Kole

Dayle & Aaron Levy

B.H. Levy ‘66 & Margie Levy

Lucy Lyker

Meredith Fagin Malcom ‘86

Debra & Paul Mamalakis

Boo & Mike McCullough

Henry Monsees ‘76 & Patti

Monsees

Anne Sognier Murray ‘69 & Morgan Murray

Jane & Paul Pressly

We give because an excellent education is one of the greatest and most long-lasting gifts that we can give our children.”

— DR. JASON KING PARENT OF GREYSON ‘35 AND SAWYER (TLS)

Punch & Judy, Inc.

Bebe & Dan Rose

Dolly Chisholm ‘77 & Graham

Sadler

Ann Wessels Seyle ‘64 & Chuck

Seyle

David Shaw

Magdaline & Tommy Sideris

Beth Windom Stewart ‘88 & Joe Stewart

Synovus Bank

Karen & Ron Washburn

Melton Peters Weekley ‘81

Kay & John West

Mollie Scheer White ‘95

Tricia & Herb Windom

Dana & Jay Yeckley

Linda & Michael Zoller

Sean Fillingim ‘85

Laurence Dunn ‘85

Ashton Gambino ‘17

Amy & AJ Gambino

Lee Gay ‘71

Marian Maner Castillo ‘71

Kathleen Brewin Lewis ‘71

Kay Armstrong Remion ‘71

Kirk Victor ‘71

Mary Lynn Robertson Zirkle ‘71

Martin Greenberg

Sarah Greenberg Kovensky ‘88 & Seth Kovensky

Jimmy Groover

Sanders Monsees ‘07

Cornelia Rankin Groves ‘44

Stephanie & Kris Lynch

Camille Heery Searcy ‘62

Cara Guri

Barbara Perry

Nancie Healy

Dorinda Chait

Camille Heery

Amelia Searcy Harper ‘94

Joy McGee Heitmann ‘62

Richard Gilpin

Anne Sognier Murray ‘69 & Morgan Murray

Sarah Jane Phillips Sumer ‘69 & Yaruz Sumer

Brett Herrin ‘85

Laurence Dunn ‘85

Mark Hoerner ‘71

Marian Maner Castillo ‘71

Kathleen Brewin Lewis ‘71

Kay Armstrong Remion ‘71

Kirk Victor ‘71

Mary Lynn Robertson Zirkle ‘71

Buddy Kahn

Bobby Kahn ‘76 & Susan Kahn

Susan Robertson Kuzia ‘78

Lynn Tyson-Horton ‘78

Barbara Lansford Brown

Beth & Jeffrey Dill

Valerie Eichhorn

Allison Lansford Davis ‘88

Ann Yingling & Chuck Morrow

Morton Levy ‘71

Marian Maner Castillo ‘71

Kathleen Brewin Lewis ‘71

Kay Armstrong Remion ‘71

Kirk Victor ‘71

Mary Lynn Robertson Zirkle ‘71

J. Curtis Lewis, Jr.

Julian A. Lewis ‘98 & Julie Lewis

Barry Lubeck

Jane & Paul Pressly

Lee Moore ‘97

Katie Burt Connell ‘97

Donna Mullens

Judith & David Mullens

Dorothy Mullis

Doug Mullis ‘67

Malcolm Murphy ‘71

Marian Maner Castillo ‘71

Kathleen Brewin Lewis ‘71

Kay Armstrong Remion ‘71

Kirk Victor ‘71

Mary Lynn Robertson Zirkle ‘71

Beulah Harper Nettles

Tom Harper ‘68 & Debbie Harper

Colleen Tolle Regnier ‘93

Mitch Wilkes ‘69

Ellen Harper Williams ‘00 & Allen Williams ‘96

Kristin R. Northup ‘99

Barbie & John Lientz

Stella Saussy Nussbaum ‘57

Patrick Johnston ‘07

Shirley Oelschig

Kurt Oelschig ‘83 & Karen Oelschig

Pete Patterson ‘75

Sally Altman Bradshaw ‘77 & John Bradshaw

Kevin Plunkett ‘91

Beth Seyle Fenton ‘91

Jean Wright Sitkei ‘92

Bill Plunkett

Beth Seyle Fenton ‘91

Catherine Myrick Gussler ‘80 & Joe Gussler

Ann Yingling & Chuck Morrow

Eileen Riley Shore ‘64

Hayden Shore Johns ‘92 & Ed Johns

Harry Shore V

Debra & Paul Mamalakis

Magdaline & Tommy Sideris

Mark Silvers ‘63

Lisa Silvers Kaminsky ‘88

Sallylu & Charles Sipple III

Camille Heery Searcy ‘62

Bill Sparks, Sr.

Ashley Sparks Stamoulis ‘90 & Dean Stamoulis

Jason Speir ‘92

Todd Lerch ‘92 & Ann Lerch

Jean Wright Sitkei ‘92

Ray Stinson

Dorothea Summerell Coy ‘72

Brian Storz ‘78

Lynn Tyson-Horton ‘78

Joyce Swamberg

Jean Schley Campbell ‘69

Helen Bradley Tarbutton ‘85

Fred Bergen ‘79 & Malinda

Bergen

Mary McIntire Davenport ‘85

Laurence Dunn ‘85

J.C. Lewis Ford

Amy Martin Pinckney ‘85 & Ashley Pinckney ‘85

Paige Van Wirt ‘85

Jane & Tom Triol

Lea Duncan

JoAnn & Drew Troxler

Mallory Troxler Lehn ‘84

Patty Tucker

Vondean & Wayne Williams

Billy Twibell ‘04

Blaine Twibell

Mary & John Tyson

Lynn Tyson-Horton ‘78

Bernadine Warner

Peggy & Stanley Harris

Ann Wessels Seyle ‘64 & Chuck

Seyle

Martha Turner Watson ‘97

Katie Burt Connell ‘97

George Hammond

Liz Wasden Lampton ‘96

Courtney Victor ‘97

Judith Webb

Melissa & Matt Dickerson

Leslie Wilkes

Lee Wilkes ‘89 & Lisa Wilkes

Jeff Wurst ‘85

Laurence Dunn ‘85

Paige Van Wirt ‘85

David Young ‘71

Marian Maner Castillo ‘71

Kathleen Brewin Lewis ‘71

Kay Armstrong Remion ‘71

Kirk Victor ‘71

Mary Lynn Robertson Zirkle ‘71

RESTRICTED GIFTS

Cindy & West Beaver

Lloyd Campbell

Becky & Tom Campen

Malissa & Charles Fana

Bobby Kahn ‘76 & Susan Kahn

Holly & John McCormick

Optim Healthcare

St. Peter’s Episcopal Church

Shirley & G.A. Sywassink

GIFTS-IN-KIND

Dana & Jonnathan Ambrose

Asher + Rye

Barnes Restaurant

BowTie Barbecue Co.

Byrd Cookie Co.

Becky & Tom Campen

Staci Howard Cannon ‘95 & Stephen Cannon

Courtland & Co. Inc.

Cutter’s Point Coffee

Daniel Reed Hospitality

J.E. Dunn Construction Company

Enmarket

Fancy Plants, Inc.

Ghost Coast Distillery

Guerry Lumber

Carey Hilliard’s Restaurants

Horseshoe Crab

LAKE

Scott Lauretti

Low Country Dermatology

Oelschig Nursery

One Fish, Two Fish

Royal Restrooms

SAGE Dining Services

Spanish Moss Printing

Donna Stafford

The Hornet Shop at SCDS

Yaël van Hulst

Von Trapp Animal Lodge

GEORGIA PRIVATE SCHOOL TAX CREDIT / APOGEE

In 2008, the state of Georgia passed legislation allowing GA tax payers to redirect their tax dollars (personal and/or corporate) to the Georgia private school of their choice. Each year, the Georgia Private School Tax Credit Program/Apogee plays a critical role in the School’s overall financial aid program. Participation in this program has an enormous impact on the School’s ability to provide tuition assistance for qualified students seeking a Savannah Country Day education.

Christina & Wayne Aaron

Anonymous (1)

Gillian Abineri & Dave Elliott

Donna Ratchford Adamson ‘75

Dora & Lawrence Adjei

Lindsay & Will Arnold

Traiana Pacurar & Calin Badea

Crystal & Stan Baker

Terri Barfield

David Barrow ‘65 & Elaine Barrow

Catherine & John Beasley

Allison & Nathan Belzer

Rebekah & Zack Bentley

Catherine & Cam Bowman

Jenny Miller Bromley ‘98 & Tyler Bromley

Mellissa & Marcus Bromley

Amy & Craig Brooks

Margaret & Andrew Bunger

Ginna & Doug Carroll

David Carson ‘65 & Debbie Carson

I give in gratitude for the amazing faculty who shaped my education during 14 years at SCDS.”

— FROST OSBORNE ‘91 ALUMNA

Jamie Casino

Laura & Carlos Celaya

Steve Chick ‘78 & Mary Holmes

Chick

Dana Chirieac

Margaret Kramer Clark ‘94 & Britt Clark

Rhegan White-Clemm & Tim

Clemm

Coastal Refining Corp

Julie Cohen ‘02 & Adam Cohen

Carrie & Brant Cooper

Melissa & Tommy Crenshaw

Lila & Dale Critz

Debbie & Dale Critz

Stephanie Soriano-Daughtrey & Michael Daughtrey

Julie & Jonathan Day

Katie & Tim Dean

Marlene & Michael Dobbs

Mary Jo & Chris Dooley

Chris & Mark Douglas

E & E Solutions, LLC

Jason Eichholz ‘06 & Liz Eichholz

Sharon & Bill Eswine

Carolyn & Charles Ezelle

Shannon & Steve Fanning

Marjorie & Paul Felser

Irma & David Foley

Heather & Corey Fountain

Francesca Macchiaverna & John Garceau

Peggy Gilpin

Anne & Ron Ginsberg

Liz Gold Glass ‘89 & Bill Glass

Lesli & Bill Glenn

Holly & Jonathan Goldstein

Joel Goodman ‘87 & Julie Goodman

Lynn Goodman

Seth Goodman ‘90 & Phillip Carter

Sarah Lisk

Margie Livingston ‘65

Tracey Cannon London ‘88 & Jeremy London

Leilani & Steve Lowry

Debra & Paul Mamalakis

Angela & Jeff Mandel

Vincent Martin ‘67 & Elaine

Martin

Rob Martin ‘95 & Amy Martin

Jay & Lisa McCaslin

Holly & John McCormick

DJ Queenan & Jack Sinopoli

Jackie & Stephen Rabinowitz

Ann & Tom Ramee

Marion Rauers Reid ‘66

Matthew Repella ‘94 & Amy Repella

Allison & Bart Rhodes

Barrie Rhodes

Trudy & Jim Rice

Leigh & Scott Richardson

Susan & Steve Roberts

Coren & Rusty Ross

Sarah & Joel Gordon

Marla & Alexander Grady

Susan Mobley Greene ‘01

Katie & Lee Griffith

Jenifer Hall

Erin & Jeremy Hammond

Kim Hardage

Kathie & Brian Harlander

Tru Maddox Helms ‘67 & Robert

Helms

Susan & Wade Herring

Jessica & Andy Hoang

Shannon & TJ Hollis

Janice & Chuck Izlar

Zoe Jenkins

Cristy & Albert Jones

Sara & Mark Kamaleson

Amy & Adam Kaminsky

Garrett & Ross Kaminsky

Leslie & Dennis Keene

Alice & John Kimball

Kim & Virgil King

Jordan & Robert Kiser

Caroline Kostecky

Sarah Greenberg Kovensky ‘88 & Seth Kovensky

Christy & Scot Kraeuter

LAKE

Kay & Lux Lakshman

Angela & Jonathan Lanham

Todd Lanier ‘79 & Amy Lanier

David Lerch

Todd Lerch ‘92 & Ann Lerch

Scott Lewis ‘75

Smith Lewis ‘11

Joe Lewis ‘11

Curtis Lewis ‘70 & Carol Lewis

Curt Lewis ‘09 & Caroline Lewis

Nancy Lewis ‘67

Wistar Lewis ‘73 & Lynn Lewis

Barbie & John Lientz

Denise & Mat McCoy

Graham McGoldrick ‘76

Andi & Greg McKeever

Colin McRae ‘91 & Lindsay

McRae

Dana Collins Meyer ‘90 & Kelly

Meyer

Julia Mikell

Kevin Miller

Diana Serrano & Steve Miller

Bud Mingledorff ‘64 & Shirley

Mingledorff

Crissy & Shep Mondy

Amanda Montford & Kenny

Linton

Charles Hill Morris ‘94 & Louisa

Morris

Lauren Chase & Keith Muller

Heather & Rob Myers

Kim & Chris Nicholson

John Northup ‘92 & Margaret

Northup

Carol & Pat O’Connor

Kurt Oelschig ‘83 & Karen Oelschig

Amy & Michael Paderewski

Jennifer Spencer Pankey ‘88 & Doug Pankey

Jon Pannell ‘96 & Kimberly

Pannell

Karen & Lenny Panzitta

Gwennette Parker

Frank Peeples & Rose de Vries

Sally & Ben Perkins

Chris Peters ‘94 & Kristin Peters

Kimberly & Chris Phillips

Amy Martin Pinckney ‘85 & Ashley Pinckney ‘85

Terry & Duncan Pindar

Lori & Gabe Pitt

Emily Pointer & Dave Burkoff

Prosperity Benefits, LLC

Lindsey & Bennett Rudder

Hurley Ryan ‘82 & Meb Ryan

Madison & Alex Salzillo

Sharon Stubbs Schneider ‘83 & Ryan Schneider

Becka Nash Sentman ‘88 & Jamie Sentman

Michaela Shank

Ethelyn Simpson ‘76

Jackie & Riley Smith

Maura Sovchen

Ria Sparkman

Lynne & Frederic Spector

Mary & Jon Sprague

Andrea & Ben Stolba

Caroline Lewis Stovall ‘08

Joan & Elliott Strother

Molly & Geoffrey Taylor

Lisa Team

Terminal Investment Corporation

Yaël van Hulst

IS YOUR NAME MISSING?

Vantosh Realty LLC

Lauren & John Walsh

Jason Wells ‘88 & Mandi Wells

Courtney Tyson West ‘00 & Matt West

Ellen Harper Williams ‘00 & Allen Williams ‘96

Corde Wilson ‘94 & Carson Wilson

Kef Wilson

Danielle & Kent Woo

Ariane & Brenton Wright

Sanyuan Yang & Fen Li

Ann Yingling & Chuck Morrow

Linda & Michael Zoller

The Honor Roll of Donors contains names of individuals who have made gifts to The Savannah Country Day School that were processed through the Office of Advancement between July 1, 2021, and June 30, 2022. There could be several reasons that your name does not appear in what you believe to be the appropriate giving level—or not appear at all:

You made your gift either before July 1, 2021, or after June 30, 2022. You gave more during this period than you realize; your name may be in the next giving level.

You made a pledge instead of an outright gift. If you made a pledge between July 1, 2021, and June 30, 2022, but chose to begin fulfilling it after June 30, 2022, your name will not appear in this honor roll, which reflects only gifts received.

If we omitted your name in error or if you have questions or concerns, please contact Ann Lerch, Director of Annual Giving, at 912-961-8822 or alerch@savcds.org.