Impact Report 2021-2022

SHAWNIGAN LAKE SCHOOL IMPACT REPORT

For the fiscal year July 1, 2021 – June 30, 2022

SHAWNIGAN AT A GLANCE

The 2021-22 Student Community

WORDS OF GRATITUDE

Message from the Board Chair & Head of School

OVERALL GIVING Philanthropy Statistics

CULTIVATING KINDNESS

Annual Fund 2021-22

VALUES

Curiosity, Compassion, Community and Courage

OUR DONORS

Lifetime Giving, Named Funds & Donors

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Shawnigan Board of Governors, Foundation Directors, Shawnigan USA Fund

BOARD CHAIR

Education changes lives.

Shawnigan, in particular, is sparking minds, kindling hearts, and forging futures in remarkable and impactful ways, and we aim to make that life-changing experience accessible to those who will carry its benefits forward to have maximum positive impact in their communities – from our own BC backyards to the 35 nationalities that were enrolled last year. In this way, we hope to benefit our world, one student at a time.

Through Impact Scholarships, Shawnigan is expanding support for those who have traditionally faced barriers to quality education as a result of discrimination, conflict and circumstances beyond their control. We are offering placements to students from under-served communities in Canada as well as Afghanistan, Ukraine and Nepal. At the same time, we are preserving tradition through Legacy Student Entrance Awards that encourage alumni families to send us their next generation.

Shawnigan’s founder, C.W. Lonsdale, was committed to lifting barriers and enabling students to attend Shawnigan regardless of financial circumstance, and we are continuing that legacy through one of the most generous financial aid programs in the country.

As we move forward with our Project Future strategic plan, we are pursuing ambitious goals because of the potential a Shawnigan education has to change lives. Thanks to your generous contributions to scholarships and financial aid, as well as to capital projects like Samuel House and the many programs benefitting from the Annual Fund, the School community is thriving in so many ways and we are ever grateful for your support.

On behalf of the Board of Governors, I thank you for helping to make the Shawnigan Journey such an exceptional experience for our students.

Fiona Macfarlane Board of Governors, Chair

I find my heart full of gratitude as I look back on the 2021-22 academic year.

As part of last year’s Annual Fund campaign, we invited members of our School community, past and present, to write a tribute to a Shawnigan staff member who has made a difference in their lives – and I was struck by the extent of the gratitude expressed by our community. The responses stood as testament to the calibre of the people who work here and inspire our students every day.

With our Project Future strategic plan as our North Star, Shawnigan is moving ahead in many inspiring ways. From breaking ground for Samuel House, the pioneering co-educational boarding house (with one wing for girls and one wing for boys) that will enhance our outstanding Grade 8 experience, to introducing Impact Scholarships in support of students at home and abroad who have faced circumstances that impede their access to quality education and/or safety, the future has never looked brighter at Shawnigan.

Thank you for joining us in helping to develop our School and to inspire the best in each to create the best for all.

In gratitude and with very best wishes,

GRATITUDE WORDS OF HEAD OF SCHOOL

Richard “Larry” Lamont Head of Shawnigan Lake School

The 2021–22 school year was one of kindness and generosity in the Shawnigan community. The Annual Fund saw another year of growth (12%), with excellent participation across all constituencies. Funds generated through donations are helping every aspect of the School, from boarding houses and sports teams to academic and 360 (arts & activities) programs.

Giving to the School has an impact in three key areas: operations, capital projects, and endowment. Operations contributions bring special elements to the Shawnigan Journey, such as Spirit Meals to lift student resolve during the lowest days of the COVID-19 pandemic. Capital projects in progress or forthcoming include Samuel House, the Sport Village, and the design of a possible Innovation and Creativity Centre.

Endowed and Board-designated funds allow us to create an experience for students like no other. Last year, the School added the Bruce-Lockhart Fellowship for Academic Excellence and the Heimbecker Chair for Experiential Education, which allow us to further enhance our programs. Endowments also help the School provide scholarships and financial aid, such as the Graham L. Anderson Legacy Scholarship and Impact Scholarships that benefit students from Canada and around the world who have faced barriers to quality education. Another recent addition is the Indigenous Student of Canada Scholarship, created for students who are grounded in the culture and traditions of their ancestors and embrace the opportunity to act as role models.

Shawnigan Lake School’s tradition of giving back dovetailed with a tremendously successful Annual Fund campaign in the fall of 2021.

Through the “Cultivating Kindness” campaign, the School community was invited to reflect on teachers and staff members who made a difference during their time at Shawnigan and to write a letter or tribute to that person, explaining their positive impact. The Shawnigan community responded to the call with hundreds of heartfelt tributes to dozens of current and former teachers and staff members.

With the School community still dealing with the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, the campaign stimulated a heartwarming level of engagement that reflected the passion that students and graduates have for Shawnigan. It was made clear that teachers, advisors, coaches and staff have profoundly affected the course of students’ lives. Participants in the campaign were also invited to make donations and help continue the legacy established by those staff members, and the response was overwhelming.

Graham Anderson, whose dedication to the School spanned seven decades and a variety of roles –student, teacher, housemaster, registrar – was among the staff members who received a multitude of tributes through the campaign. Graham, who died in 2012, is also the namesake of the Graham L. Anderson Legacy Scholarship, which was established for current students in January 2022 by father and son John McIntyre ’60 (Lake’s) and Chris McIntyre ’98 (Lake’s), both of whom were deeply inspired by Graham during their respective times at Shawnigan.

TOP FUNDS

C.A.S.E. donations up to $100K matched by the Bradley Family Foundation Shawnigan Fund for current year financial aid Head’s Fund for areas of highest need

Learning Centre supporting our students’ academic journey

$235,083 $150,992 $119,860

$107,517

KINDNESS CULTIVATING

“David and Remi both were the reason our boys persevered through the 2020-2021 school year considering the unprecedented environment and times we were all experiencing. David and Remi have always been supportive, encouraging, understanding, and empathetic throughout the years regardless of the circumstances that arose.”

Fournier family tribute to Copeman’s House staff (L-R) Remi Anctil & David Hyde-Lay

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PERSON CAPACITY FLEXIBLE DESIGN LABS MEZZANINE LEVELS

CURIOSITY

INNOVATION & CREATIVITY CENTRE

Shawnigan has a strategic opportunity to be the first in Canada to establish a singular entity designed as a centre for excellence in innovation and digital literacy. A concept that has evolved directly out of Project Future, the Innovation and Creativity Centre vision builds on the remarkable success of C.A.S.E. (Communications, Arts, Sciences & Entrepreneurship) programs over the last 10 years.

With the world and the way in which students are educated both evolving rapidly, the Innovation and Creativity Centre aims to instill the School’s value of curiosity and help to future-proof our students, setting Shawnigan apart from other schools in Canada as the predominant educational leader in digital learning.

Currently in the concept development stage, the Innovation and Creativity Centre would be an industry-leading space for the School’s technology and applied arts programs, both current and future, providing a home for disciplines such as robotics, coding, graphic design, film production, broadcasting, 3D printing, metal fabrication, and textile design and printing – with flexible design labs to house others that have not yet been dreamed of.

In developing the Innovation and Creativity Centre concept, Shawnigan staff members have done extensive research over the last four years into high schools and universities across North America, including tours of dedicated high-tech schools in Seattle and post-secondary institutions such as MIT. Shawnigan’s proximity to tech industry hubs of the Pacific Northwest and other industries that are constantly evolving, such as mining and forestry, will allow the School to establish partnerships that will expose our students to future thinking industries.

Shawnigan donors have been supporting C.A.S.E. for years, inspired by the program and a matching grant from the Bradley Family Foundation. A $1-million pledge from another generous donor has helped to bring the concept closer to reality, and we will soon be reaching out to our community with opportunities to participate in this exciting project.

IMPACT SCHOLARSHIPS

Established by Head of School Larry Lamont and his wife, Kathini Cameron, in support of Project Future, Impact Scholarships are offered for new and returning students who have faced circumstances that impede their access to the growth and development that education offers. An important addition to our broad-reaching financial aid program, which assists families in the “squeezed middle” based on a means assessment, the intent of Impact Scholarships is to help Shawnigan reach its full potential for positive impact in the world.

Impact Scholars, through their life experience and commitment to education, will benefit enormously from the well-rounded education that Shawnigan offers, and will bring positive impact to the educational journey of students, staff, and the wider community. Impact Scholarships provide full access to and support for the Shawnigan Journey, including tuition, housing, books, uniform, and other expenses.

Among this year’s beneficiaries of the Impact Scholarship program is Marina M., a young woman from Afghanistan who came to Shawnigan seeking educational opportunities that were not available in her home country.

When the Taliban took over the government of Afghanistan in August 2021 and banned education for girls above Grade 6, Marina reached out to Women Leaders of Tomorrow, a Vancouver-based non-profit that finds scholarships for young Afghan women to continue their education overseas, and they connected her with Shawnigan.

Marina’s dream is to complete her high school education and pursue university studies in politics. She is interested in improving the economic, security and education situation in Afghanistan, and improving life for all citizens, especially women and children. Marina began her Shawnigan Journey as a Grade 10 student in May 2022.

Another of Shawnigan’s Impact Scholars is Yangchen T., who received the Michael T. Waites Scholarship. She came to the School in September 2021 from one of the most undeveloped and remote areas of Nepal. Impact Scholars who started at the School in fall 2022 include two young women from Ukraine, and a First Nations student from Comox, BC, who dreams of playing hockey while gaining a university education.

For more on our current scholars and how to donate, please visit shawnigan.ca/impact-scholarships or contact Greg Stevenson, Executive Director, Advancement & Community Engagement, at 250-743-6487 or gstevenson@shawnigan.ca.

BOOKS

UNIFORMS

STUDENT SUPPORT

TRAVEL, TRIPS & TOURS

Marina M. joined us as an Impact Scholar from Afghanistan in May 2022 and made an immediate impact on the Shawnigan community.

COMMUNITY

Grade 8 students make their way to senior Houses via the Sorting Hat ceremony, a magical new Shawnigan tradition.

6 LIVE-IN STAFF FAMILIES

MASCOT: DRAGON

HYMN: CALON LAN

MOTTO: CARTREF (WELSH FOR “A LOVING COMMUNITY”)

For more on Samuel House and how to donate, please visit shawnigan.ca/ samuel-house or contact Greg Stevenson, Executive Director, Advancement & Community Engagement, at 250-743-6487 or gstevenson@shawnigan.ca.

SAMUEL HOUSE

Building on the success of Stanton and Levien Houses, the specially designed boarding houses at the centre of our Grade 8 program, Shawnigan is creating a new co-educational boarding house for our youngest students, with one wing for girls and one for boys. The House will continue to provide a nurturing landing pad for Grade 8 students while acting as a supportive springboard into the wider school community.

The School has chosen the name “Samuel House” in honour of Gaynor and Rhodri Samuel and their decades of exemplary service to our School. Admired by so many within and beyond the School, Gaynor and Rhod have provided leadership and mentorship throughout their time at Shawnigan. From Gaynor’s roles as Renfrew House Director, self-proclaimed “House Mother” of Ripley’s House, and her current role as Executive Director of Admissions, to Rhod’s roles as biology teacher, longtime Ripley’s House Director, 1st XV boys’ rugby coach, and his current roles as Senior Master and Director of Alumni Engagement, they have been an inspiration to us all.

Samuel House’s predecessors – Stanton for girls and Levien for boys –currently work in tandem to foster a supportive co-educational culture characterized by close friendships that shape student journeys at Shawnigan. Their success has made Samuel House Shawnigan’s top priority. Samuel House will continue Stanton and Levien Houses’ legacy of providing a supportive environment that meets the specific needs of Grade 8 students.

The objective behind the Grade 8 program is twofold: to allow students to have a positive start at the School, and to build and foster friendships that will stay with them as they split into the Grade 9-12 Houses after their first year.

Planned to open in fall 2023, Samuel House will be the first of its kind in Canada for this grade level. Donors who step forward to support this project at the leadership level will have opportunities for naming rights to rooms and facilities in Samuel House, and all donors will be recognized on an honour board in the foyer. For more information, please contact Greg Stevenson, Executive Director, Advancement & Community Engagement at gstevenson@shawnigan.ca or 250-743-6487.

HEIMBECKER CHAIR

As part of Project Future, Shawnigan introduced the Inspiration Chairs Program in 2021, joining the Bruce-Lockhart Fellowship for Academic Excellence in enabling the School to bring in experts from outside the School to enrich students’ educational experience.

The first of the Inspiration Chairs is the Heimbecker Chair for Experiential Education, which was announced in December 2021. As Head of School Larry Lamont explains, “Much like the Bruce-Lockhart Fellowship for Academic Excellence, the Heimbecker Chair enables us to bring outstanding local, national or international educators to Shawnigan to inspire our community, provide fresh perspectives on education, encourage innovative and interdisciplinary approaches, and uniquely contribute to our students’ experience of the Shawnigan Journey.”

Building on Project Future’s strategic pillars of Academic Excellence, Co-Curricular Distinction, and Student Life Unparalleled, the Heimbecker Chair supports the development of experiential education in its many forms to ensure that Shawnigan’s experiential programming continues to deliver extraordinary learning experiences for our students.

The Heimbecker Chair is a key part of the Beyond the Gates outdoor education program for Grade 9 students, all part of the effort to ensure that Shawnigan continues to deliver outstanding learning experiences for our students in the beautiful wilderness of Vancouver Island. Through this experience, Shawnigan students can discover their own untapped potential, develop resilience, and experience curriculum through hands-on study beyond the classroom.

The first Heimbecker Chair was Tom Hall, previously Head of the Timbertop Campus at Geelong Grammar School in Victoria, Australia, and a leader in experiential education and the benefits it brings to communities, individuals and the environment. Tom finished his term as Heimbecker Chair in October 2022 and returned to Australia, where he is now serving as Deputy Head at Geelong Grammar School.

Tom Hall and his family (L-R): son Archie, wife Jane, and son Ned who joined us as a student in Lake’s House.

LIFETIME CUMULATIVE GIVING

Please take a moment to honour these remarkable individuals and families for their continued support of and meaningful commitment to Shawnigan Lake School.

Every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of our reporting. If you feel your name has been omitted in error, please contact our office at advancement@shawnigan.ca or 250-743-6235 and we will amend our live, online version. Thank you! † Deceased

$1,000,000 & ABOVE

Carl Wright Bradley ’78

The Bradley Family Foundation

Jack Colbourne ’83 & Sarah Colbourne

The Honourable Mr. Justice

Gerald R.B Coultas ’48 †

Garth Friesen ’87 & Jeannie Friesen

Jemini Foundation

Peter R. Johnson & Honey Johnson

John M.S. Lecky ’57 †

Ruren Ma & Wenru Han

Brian Mitchell ’59 & Joan Mitchell

Jennifer Mitchell ’97 & Alex Mung

John McIntyre ’60 & Susan McIntyre & Chris McIntyre ’98

Bob Murdoch ’60 & Nadya Murdoch

Andrew Purdey & Lynn Purdey Shaw Communications Inc.

Jim Shaw ’77 † & Kathryn Shaw

The Lecky Foundation Vancouver Foundation

Mike Waites & Gailann Squires

Stephen Wong & Lisa Wong Anonymous (2 donors)

$500,000 & ABOVE

Matt Brister & Tara Brister

Mark Brown & Ellen Brown Murray Dawson ’69 † Louis-Vincent Gave & Kelly Gave

Janet Griesdale

James M. Marlow ’73 †

Ramsay H. Milne ’39 † & Patricia Milne †

Bruce C. Olsen †

Darrell Oswald ’78 & Robin Oswald Rogers Family

David Schieldrop ’82 & Catherine Grant Zev Shafran ’74 & Elaine Shafran

$250,000 & ABOVE

Apex Foundation

Brew Creek Centre

John Burr ’49 † & Katharine R. Burr

Francis D.L. Crofton ’37 †

Jim Dal Pozzo & Sandy Dal Pozzo Diamond Foundation

Blane Fowler ’88 & Allison Fowler

Midge Fowler † & Tom Fowler †

Rick Grafton & Lynn Grafton

E. Marion Hawley †

Patrick Healy ’71 & Jana Healy

John Heimbecker & Lisa Heimbecker

Andrew Hersant & Nicola Hersant Nick Kaiser ’63 & Deborah Russell

Frank C. Lin

Tom Lui ’88 & Teresa Lui Sam Park & Jackie Lee JR Shaw † & Carol Shaw Anonymous (3 donors)

IN HONOUR OF

Selena Lee ’20

Lynne Grass

The Reverend Jim Holland David Hyde-Lay ’81

Kirsi Lupton & Tom Lupton

Brian Mitchell & Joan Mitchell

Chelsea Russell & Ryan Russell

Gaynor Samuel & Rhod Samuel

Valentine Sergeev ’10 Ron Stevenson Stanley Yeh & Miho Yeng Yeh

IN MEMORY OF

Graham L. Anderson ’46

Paige Cameron ’02 Ryan Cheek ’02

THANK YOU!

OUR DONORS

Received July 1, 2021 to June 30, 2022

Please take a moment to review the names of the donors who contributed to the many successes Shawnigan achieved for the fiscal year July 1, 2021 to June 30, 2022.

Every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of our reporting. If you feel your name has been omitted in error, please contact our office at advancement@shawnigan.ca or 250-743-6235 and we will amend our live, online version. Thank you!

* Denotes 10 years of giving † Deceased

$50,000 & ABOVE GOLDEN STAG

Apex Foundation*

Carl Wright Bradley ’78*

The Bradley Family Foundation* Jack Colbourne ’83 & Sarah Colbourne*** Andrew Cumming & Hillary Cumming

Diamond Foundation*

Garth Friesen ’87 & Jeannie Friesen*

Louis-Vincent Gave & Kelly Gave John Heimbecker & Lisa Heimbecker

Jolene McCaw Family Foundation Borah Kim & Sang Kim

The Lecky Foundation Anh Luong

Chris McIntyre ’98 John McIntyre ’60 & Susan McIntyre*** Howard Robin & Ginger Robin Shaw Communications Inc.* Renae Stevenson

Karla Swan & Scott McIntosh

Gren Thomas Vancouver Foundation

$20,000 & ABOVE TRIPLE STAG

Keith Abell & Cathy Abell

Ron Anderson ’70 & Diane Anderson*** Matt Brister & Tara Brister* Danielson Foundation Jemini Foundation** Denis Jones & Lindsay Jones Lake Family’s All One Fund Karen Laprade & Kyle Harrison Kelly McKinnon

Patricia Milne* † Brian Mitchell ’59 & Joan Mitchell** Jennifer Mitchell ’97 & Alex Mung* David Schieldrop ’82 & Catherine Grant** Zev Shafran ’74 & Elaine Shafran** Chris Shaw & Andrea Shaw

Kathryn Shaw* Greg Smith & Jewel Swanson* Ed Steidl ’91 & Jennifer Curry-Steidl* Craig Stewart & Valerie Stewart* Emily Wignes ’96 & Chad Wignes Anonymous (1 donor)

$10,000 & ABOVE DOUBLE STAG

Leanne Anselmo & Robert Anselmo Charles Backman ’71 Rick Bourne ’69** Brew Creek Centre CCL Properties Ltd.

Stefan Ferris & Amanda Tidd Blane Fowler ’88 & Allison Fowler*

Vivian Hill & Michael Ashenhurst

Danielle Jobb & Brendan Roddy Jules Foundation

Langar Foundation

Langara Fishing Lodge Ltd.** Seton Lor & Karen Wei

Fiona Macfarlane & Iain Morris* Microsoft Bob Murdoch ’60 & Nadya Murdoch***

Laurence Pelosi & Alexis Pelosi Dana Rakhra & Harp Rakhra Timothy Regan & Stephanie Worts Sean Regan & Julie Regan

Julie Shaw

Fiona Tian & Richard Hahn

TOFRA Holdings Ltd.** Anonymous (4 donors)

$5,000 & ABOVE

FOUNDER’S CIRCLE STAG

Moses Ademola & Foluso Ademola

Alan Au & Kris Li

Don Bendickson & Lynn Bendickson**

Don and Lynn Bendickson Foundation

Suzanne Boyd ’96 & Omar Ladak*

Denny Chan ’78 & Winnie Chan**

Scott Forrest & Penny Forrest

Jason Fournier & Dana Fournier

Tom Goodenough ’52 & Sue Goodenough***

Jean-Francois Harvey & Vivian Chiu

Randy Heward & Julia Heward Kao

Gregory Krywulak & Karen Krywulak

Larry Lamont & Kathini Cameron

Mattias Lamotte & Amy Lamotte

Sonja Leverkus ’97

John Ma ’70*

Jennifer Maw & Jim Quinn

Todd McMullen & Devonna McMullen

James Moore ’98

Darrell Oswald ’78 & Robin Oswald**

Lei Shi & Xiaoyan Luan

Crystal Shields & Jody Shields

Carter Siebens & Ellie Siebens

Ryan Willson & Cindy Willson Anonymous (4 donors)

UP TO $4,999 CHAIR’S COUNCIL

Hilary Abbott & Patty Abbott

Alex Acton & Sierra Acton

Wendy Adamek & Mike Adamek Vikki Agate

Barry Allard & Jo-Ann Allard** Ben Allard ’99 & Liz Bullen*

Tricia Allard ’02 & Patty Allard ’02*

Adrienne Allison

Steele Althouse ’99 & Tara Althouse

Remi Anctil & Carlie Reidlinger

Chris Ander ’96

Bruce Anderson ’77 & Gerry O’Hanley

Stephen Anderson-Lindsay & Marlaine Anderson-Lindsay

Kenneth Andrew & Rebecca Andrew

Tom Andrews ’65 & Lauren Andrews

Jason Armstrong & Andrea Armstrong Max Arthur & Ally Arthur

Gemma Atkinson & Carly Haggard Darrin Austin & Wendy Austin** Ian Back ’65 & Gloria Back Fund through the Victoria Foundation** Brandon Bailey & Sarah Bailey Michael Bainbridge & Shauna Bainbridge Jespal Bal

Louie Balkovec & Angela Balkovec* Dennis Banks & Regina Banks Glenn Barlow & Ceri Barlow Bryan Barr ’90 & Tracey-Lee Barr Andrew Bay ’88 & Kim Bay*

Paul Baumann ’65 & Elaine Baumann***

David Beckingham ’83 & Beverly Beckingham

Nicole Belanger

Hal Bell-Irving ’65 Jay Bertagnolli ’89 & Lyne-Francoise Pelletier

Patricia Bice

John T Billings ’48 † & Luanne Billings**

Richard Bird & Gloria Bird †*

Edward Bishop & Wendy Milne

Rob Blankstein & Kelly Blankstein

Jodi Bloomer-Kaput ’04 & Arjen Kaput

Lisa Blumer & Dave Blumer*

Patrick Boot & Catherine Weenk

Carmen Boudreau & Nick Millar

Leah Bracken ’14

Robert Bracken ’11

Coralie Breen

Heidi Brewer & Ken Brewer*

Bill Brown ’68 & Wendy Brown*

Jeannie Brown & Craig Brown

Kaldean Brown ’89 & Hana Brown**

Lina Brown & David Brown

Tarrah Brown & Ronny Brown

Steve Bryan ’76*

Paul Bryden ’86 & Lisa Bryden

Dale Bulmer & Lupine Bulmer

Jordan Campbell & Suzanne Campbell*

Lisa Cantonwine

Tony Cape ’01 & Carly Cape ’00*

The Caroline Victoria Coldicutt Arts Foundation*

Paulina Carrillo & Pablo Hooper Bill Cereske ’72**

Dawn Cernak

Chris Cherry & Claire Cherry

Raymond Cheung ’91

William Chiu & Maggie Chiu

Elaine Chong & Ignatius Chong

Kevin Christie ’71 & Katie Christie*

Tony Clare & Jo Clare***

Beth Clark

Tammy Clark

Clean Sweep Services

Matt Clinton-Baker & Amy Clinton-Baker

John Coffeng & Jeannette Wong-Coffeng

Rick Coleman & Shelley Coleman

Peter Cooke ’66 & Karen Cooke**

Tim Coy*

Heather Craib & Ian Craib*

Marjorie Crawford

Rob Creighton ’66** Alexandra Cull & Gordon Cull

Ron Cuthbert

Natalie De Goey ’99 & Geoff De Goey* Ed de Melo

Dave Davies ’80 & Amanda Davies John Davies & Cerris Davies***

Emily Davidson

Andrew Deane ’85 & Yukiko Tokano**

Christopher Denford & Hollie Denford

Rick Desilets & Leamor Desilets Brian Dew & Judi Dew* Jordan Dew ’02 & Delaine Dew Samantha Dickie

William Dickson & Ewa Dickson

Bernie Dinter ’69 & Cyndy Dinter** Paul Doig & Jessica Doig

Romy Dolman**

Francine Douglas & Darwin Douglas Robin Douglas ’60 & Suzanne Douglas**

Robert Down ’02 & Bri Down ’06

Kim Downie John Dryden & Elizabeth Abercrombie Dana Duncan & Dana Acorn Tricia Earl & Darren Earl ’89 Kim Edgson & Russell Edgson Henry Ellis ’65 & Liz Ellis** John Emery ’61 & Heather Emery** Angela Enright**

Blair Fairweather ’71 & Debra Fairweather Fido Fan ’22

Fisher Farms

Andrew Ference & Krista Ference

Kevin Finucane ’02 & Ashley Finucane

Jacqueline Flett ’97 & Christopher Flett** Ian Forbes & Anna Forbes*

Freeman Ford ’57

Daniel Frankel & Laura Frankel Richard Fraser** Gerry Fuller ’52* David Furlonger & Brigette Furlonger Pat Gaffney ’53 & Carol Jean Gaffney Nicoli Garner ’94 & Jessica Weirmier Arden Gill ’10 Bal Gill & Paul Gill* Michael Gill & Catherine Gill* Barry Gilliland** Ross Gilmour ’77 & Andrea Gilmour*

Corina Goetken & Norm Goetken Chris Goodall ’89 & Janet Goodall** Eveline Goodall & Bruce Goodall*** Mike Goodall ’92** Sabrina Golf & Graham Myers Peter Gordon ’69** Pat Graham ’98 & Bibi Bennekou

Lynne Grass & Rolf Grass*** Sean Greene & Joanne Greene Michael Greenwood ’65 & Cherie Greenwood ’67 Erik Groot ’00 & Catherine Groot Lisa Grover ’90 & Rod Froese Chad Gurski & Tammy Gurski Dana Hahn & John Bomans Mark Hall ’69 & Beth Hall** Steve Hall & Jody Hall

Greg Hamel

Erica Hamilton & Kyle Hamilton Myung-Un Han & Tae Suk Kim

Andrew Handley ’97 & Kelly Handley* Dave Hansford ’02* Tori Hanson ’95 & Matt Hanson Harris & Company LLP

Richard Hatfield & Shannon Hatfield Chris Heffelfinger ’73

Nina Height ’15

Sterling Hein ’01

Brenda Henderson*** Jill Herbert & Dean Cluff

Noni Herchen

Robert Hick & Alexandra Hick

Saul Hilchey ’99 & Alice Hilchey*

Frank Hippler & Catrin Hippler

James Holland & Selinde Krayenhoff*

Michael Holmes

Noralie Holness & Don Holness**

Jason Holt & Natsuko Holt

Brigitte Hopkins ’91 & Francis Hopkins*

Yoshito Hori & Mizue Hori Avi Horwitz ’12 Jett House ’08 Steve Housser ’67 & Anne Housser**

Norm Howrigan** Peter Hudson ’98 George Hungerford ’61 & Jane Hungerford*

Larry Hunka & Nancy Hunka* Jen Hutchins & Andrew Shepherd* David Hutchinson

David Hyde-Lay ’81 & Rayna Hyde-Lay ’91** Ian Hyde-Lay ’75 & Lisa Hyde-Lay** Kevin Imrie ’08 Don Ingledew ’65 & Joanne Ingledew**

International Monetary Fund

Josh Jackson ’98 & Adrienne Jackson

Phil Jarvis & Jean Cardno*** Margaret Jeffrey ’50** Jordan Jeong ’08

Mike Johnson & Chris Johnson*

Ruger Johnsen & Liane Erickson

Daryl Jones Christopher Justice & Patricia Seymour

Kris Kalhs ’13

Elise Ketch & Andrew Ketch

Paul Klassen & Andrea Carballo*

Harriet Klumper ’09 & Kyle Klumper

Robert Kors & Mary Beth Kors

Melinda Krupcyznski & Keith Krupcyznski

Jason Lee ’04 & Regina Lee

Jason Lee & Xiaoyun Luo

John Lee & Miki Lee

Jack Leung & Christina Leung Christie Li

Bill Liaskas ’53 & Carol Liaskas*

Graham Linn & Sharlene Quinn**

Eric Lock & Winnie Lo

Paul Longridge ’63 & Darlene Longridge*

Jason Lonsdale & Rhonda Lonsdale

Deborah Lucki

Tom Lui ’88 & Teresa Lui**

Tom Lupton & Kirsi Lupton

Alastair Macdonald ’61

Lynn MacGillivray**

Alex Macintosh ’09*

Heatherann Macintosh & Rod Macintosh*

Jaime MacKay & Andrew MacKay

Martin MacLachlan ’74 & George Kapelos

Jascha Mager Walker Main ’03

Ian Manly ’06*

Tate Mason ’65 & Jane Mason**

Rudy Massimo & Patty Forward*

Shahram Malekyazdi & Leyla Malekyazdi

Nigel Mayes ’89 & Gillian Berry**

Eric McAvity ’64 & Judith Maxwell*

Ian McBean ’68***

James McDonald & Karen McDonald

Fred McCaffrey & Patricia McCaffrey**

Kelsey McDaniel ’97 & Kelly Josling*

Gareth McDonnell & Grahnia McDonnell

Brian McGavin ’56***

Doug McGhee

Tim McGovern ’85 & Erin Miller-McGovern**

Roy McIntosh ’59 & Maureen McIntosh**

Tom McPherson ’88

Morgan McLeod & Kelli McLeod*

Kyle McMullin

Michael Mehl ’18

Ian Mellor ’67 & Kim Larsen Mellor***

Melissa Mendelman Guy Meredith ’70 & Suzanne Pelland*** Joyce Merrill

Cindy Miller & Christopher Stephens

Peter Miller & Lisa Miller

Wendy Milne & Jeff Milne** Chantal Minten & Trevor Minten

Cheryl Miranda & Trevor Miranda

Meghan Montgomery

Michael Moore ’95

Paul Morris & Alison Dewis**

Mark Morrissey & Johanna Morrissey

Peter Mortifee ’77

Kouxiao Mu & Xiaoyan Zhu

Tim Murdy & Teisha Murdy*

Keiichi Nakagawa & Tamayo Nakagawa*

Triana Newton & Daffydd Hermann

Susan Nguyen & Kun-Ping Lin

Nicola Wealth Management Ltd.

Amanda Nicoletti & Wayne Nicoletti

Nike

Robert Nixon ’06*

Kirk Nordstrom ’64 & Karen Nordstrom*

Shauna Nuzzo & Michael Nuzzo Nic Oldfield & Conal Oldfield Alex Orleans & Denise Orleans

John Oakley ’72 & Carol Oakley**

Paul Oxley ’89 & Calla Oxley**

Shane Palmer & Jennifer Palmer

Susy Pan & Jerry Sheng

Panago Pizza

Mandy Parker & Tim Parker*

Cathy Pasquale & Vito Pasquale*

Eryn Paterson & Bill Hunt

Romy Patricio & Evelyn Patricio*

Christopher Pearce & Hilary Pearce

Earl Pheasey ’01 & Thea Pheasey

John Pickens

Chantal Picard & Stephane Brault Erica Plater ’95 & Chad Plater ’96*

Wes Plater ’97 & Marlese Plater

Julie Platt & Mark Platt*

Chris Pollitt & Jo Pollitt

James Pollock & Julia Pollock

Russ Quinn ’64 & Barb Quinn***

Steven Quinn ’90

Nicola Rademaker & Craig Rademaker

Anil Ram & Margaret Ram*

Redcliffe Financial Ltd.

Ian Reid ’60 & Viviane Reid*** Roxanne Reid

Judy Reimche & Bob Reimche*

Michelle Rennie & Paul Rennie

Alan Roaf ’63 & Bonnie Roaf*

Peter Roaf ’67 & Elise Roaf**

Stewart Roth & Susan Green*

Guy Robertson ’72 & Deborah Johnson**

Victoria Robinson & David Robinson

Matthuw Ronald-Jones ’93 & Nicole Ronald-Jones** Chelsea Russell & Ryan Russell

Jackie Russell

Dafydd Samuel ’08

Rhod Samuel & Gaynor Samuel**

Charles Sauer ’62 & Mary McCutcheon

Mitch Savage & Melanie Johnson Savage

Jeff Seabrook & Meredith Seabrook Serge Sergeev & Danielle Sergeev Remi Schmaltz & Dominique Schmaltz ’94

Gibson Scott ’98 & Nicole Scott*

JoElle Scott & Jim Scott

Sandra Scott

Robert Sharman ’73**

Lori Shaw

Ralph Shaw ’69 & Marie Shaw*

Curt Sigfstead ’85 & Lara Witter

Ja-Neen Simmie

Craig Simpson & Jodi Prior-Simpson

Alice Sinclair**

Brian Sirkia ’08

Sylvia Siu ’00 & Kevin Lai

Christa Skinner & Jeff Skinner

Austin Smith**

Thomas Spillane & Karen Allen

David Stephen ’92*

Kendall Sterling ’70*

Greg Stevenson & Corinna Stevenson

Paul Stevenson ’70 & Jackie Stevenson**

Donald Stillwell

Marc Strongman ’83 & Kerry Strongman**

Jason Sun & Leslie Xing

Sandy Sun & David Dai*

Iris Sung & Paul Ng

Gary & Marilyn Sutherland*

Scott Sutherland ’05*

Tera Szadkowski & Nick Szadkowski

Mark Swannell

Michael Takemori & Catherine Takemori

Telus Corporation*

Martha Taylor & Rod Taylor

Olivia Tran & Derek Alty

Gareth Tudor-Jones

Kristen Turner & Eric MacDonald

Lisa Unger ’11

Robbie Unger ’09*

Walter van Halst ’84 & Navah van Halst

Jim Vanstone & Joan Vanstone**

Shaun van Zyl & Jacqueline van Zyl

Tony Vane & Mary Vane

Nicholas Vecchio ’06

Eric Venables & Claire Venables* Mike Waites & Gailann Squires* Meng Wang & Yi Lu

Carry Wang & Yansheng Chen

Tao Wang Mike Welch & Heather Welch

Jacqueline Wener

Patrick Whitley ’63 & Sally Cochrane**

Dave Whitworth & Julie Whitworth Mike Wilding ’06*

Jarrett Wilke & Jen Wilke*

Justin Wilke ’98 & Heather Wilke ’98*

Jeff Williams & Cheryl Williams* Jeff Winslow ’73***

Amanda Winters

Katharine Wobbe & Henrik Wobbe

Ron Woodard & Carolyn Woodard

David Wooldridge & Christine Wooldridge**

Nancy Woollven*

Mark Wyatt & Claire Wyatt**

Tangyang Xiang & Yinghua He

Chunhong Xu & Wendy Yan

Mary Xu & Zhibin Fu

Xiaochuan Xu & Xiaoling Huang

Philip Yau & Cynthia Kop

Paul Yeh ’88 & Nina Yeh

Peggy Yelland*

Winnie Yeung & Michael Tsang

Frank Young ’59 & Susan Young**

George Young & Karen Young

Paul Yu ’79 & Sidra Yu**

Birnie Zhao & Marvin Li

Zhengfu Zhao Anonymous (17 donors)

LEGACY GIVING SOCIETY

These individuals have indicated that their estate plans include Shawnigan Lake School. † Deceased

Hilary Abbott & Patricia Abbott

Anonymous Legacy Gift from the Class of 1970

Doug Anderson ’72

Ian Back ’65 & Gloria Back

The Estate of Patrick B. Ballentine ’43 †

Andrew Bay ’88

Dennis & Patricia Beselt

Roland Borsato ’72

The Estate of Dorothy-Jane Boyce ’33 †

Carl Wright Bradley ’78

Kaldean Brown ’89

John Burr ’49 † & Katharine Burr

The Honourable Mr. Justice Gerald R.B Coultas ’48 †

Jim and Sandy Dal Pozzo

John Ll. Davies

Thomas Davis ’66

Murray Dawson ’69 †

Howard Dietrich & Nancy Dietrich

Rita Dodge

John & Elaine Donaldson

Class of 1980

John C. C. Gibson ’62

Tom Goodenough ’52 & Sue Goodenough

The Estate of Jens B. Gotthardt †

The Estate of Lee W. Hanson †

Bruce Housser ’60

Steve Housser ’67 & Anne Housser Norm Howrigan

Don Ingledew ’65

Phil Jarvis

Peter & Honey Johnson

Michael Keller

The Estate of A. Douglas Kingsford †

Morgan Kroon Derek Lester

Tom Lui ’88

The Estate of Derek Lukin Johnston ’28 †

Paul Manning ’72 † & Jane Manning

The Estate of Allan D. Manson ’73 †

The Estate of James M. Marlow ’73 †

The Estate of Patsy McAvity † Ian McBean ’68

The McIntyre Family Ian Mellor ’67 & Kim Larsen Mellor Stuart Milbrad ’48

NAMED FUNDS

Wendy Milne

The Estate of James Motherwell ’30 †

The Estate of Wilbert Murdoch † Robert Murdoch ’60

The Estate of Jason Park ’05 † Derek Paulson ’68

The Estate of W. Thomas Pearce ’40 †

The Estate of Richard Pearson ’76 †

The Estate of John (Jack) Reynolds ’32 †

Alasdair Ritchie ’10

The Estate of John (Jack) Roaf ’25 †

David Robertson & Lynn Robertson

The Estate of A. Thane Rogers ’35 †

Matthuw Ronald-Jones ’93 & Nicole Ronald-Jones

Charles Sauer ’62

David Schieldrop ’82

Kevin Senior Robert Sharman ’73

Don and Susie Smith

John W.F. Tribe ’50

Kane Wyatt ’10 Mark Wyatt Frank Young ’59

Anonymous (8 donors)

The following named funds and scholarships, established by donors in the Shawnigan Lake School Foundation with pledges over $100,000, are leading contributors to financial assistance, bursaries, scholarships and programs.

Donald Anderson Leadership Scholarship

Graham L. Anderson Alumni Award Fund

Graham L. Anderson Legacy Scholarship

John and Katharine Burr Legacy Fund

C.W. Lonsdale Scholarship Fund

C.A.S.E. (Communications, Arts, Sciences & Entrepreneurship)

Centennial Scholarship Fund

Gerald R.B. Coultas ’48 Scholarship Fund

Diamond First Nations Scholarship Fund

Edward & Yolanda Wong Leadership Endowed Fund

Gave Family Scholarship Fund

Heimbecker Chair for Experiential Education

Derek and Mary Hyde-Lay Scholarship Fund

Jemini Scholarship Fund

John M.S. Lecky Scholarship Fund

Impact Scholarships

Indigenous Student of Canada Scholarship Fund

Manning Family Fund

James M. Marlow ’73 Science Scholarship Fund

Bruce Olsen Chaplaincy Chair Fund

Est. of T. Rogers Bursary Fund

Robertson Family Scholarship Fund

Rugby Endowment Fund

SJ Shaw Scholarship Fund

Shawnigan Experience Fund

Michael T. Waites Scholarship Fund

Jason Yosung Park ‘05 Scholarship Fund

Members of the 2022-23 Board of Governors at the October 2022 Board meeting

SHAWNIGAN BOARD OF GOVERNORS

following Oct. 22, 2022 AGM

Fiona Macfarlane, Chair

Past Parent

Jacqueline Flett ’97 (Groves’), Vice Chair

Rick Bourne ’69 (Copeman’s) Current Parent

Suzanne Boyd ’96 (School House)

Carl Wright Bradley ’78 (Groves’)

Past Parent

Matthew Brister

Past Parent, Past Chair

Mark Brown Past Parent

Jack Colbourne ’83 (Lonsdale’s)

Francine Douglas

Current Parent

Kelly Gave Current Parent

FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS

following Oct. 27, 2022 meeting

Jack Colbourne ’83 (Lonsdale’s), Chair

Jacqueline Flett ’97 (Groves’), Vice Chair

Brian Mitchell ’59 (Groves’), Vice Chair Past Parent

Ross Gilmour ’77 (Lonsdale’s)

Current Parent

Lisa Grover ’90 (Kaye’s)

Lisa Heimbecker

Past Parent

Jason Lee ’04 (Copeman’s)

Omar Mawjee ’00 (Lonsdale’s)

Jennifer Mitchell ’97 (Groves’)

Andrew Purdey

Past Parent

David Schieldrop ’82 (Groves’)

Past Chair

Sandra Scott

Zev Shafran ’74 (Groves’)

Curt Sigfstead ’85 (Ripley’s)

Ed Steidl ’91 (Copeman’s)

Emily Wignes ’96 (Groves’)

Robert Murdoch ’60 (Lake’s), Secretary/Treasurer Past Parent

Hamish Angus ’72 (Ripley’s)

Mike Waites

Past Parent

SHAWNIGAN USA FUND DIRECTORS & OFFICERS

as of June 30, 2022

Francois Elmaleh ’53 (Ripley’s), Chair

Tom Andrews ’65 (Ripley’s)

Carl Wright Bradley ’78 (Groves’)

Past Parent

Borah Kim

Current Parent

J. Tate Mason ’65 (Lake’s)

Stuart Milbrad ’48 (Lake’s), Treasurer

Ed Steidl ’91 (Copeman’s), Secretary

Greg Stevenson, President

Craig Stewart

Frank Young ’59 (Lake’s)