The Giving Report 2020-2021 by Wilbraham & Monson Academy

The

G I V I N G R E P O R T

2020 - 2021

The 2020 - 2021

GOALS:

Inspire

people to join our community of supporters and direct their philanthropy to support WMA.

Highlight the direct impact that philanthropy can have on the lives of our students, the faculty and the future success of WMA.

Educate people on the different ways they can support WMA.

Acknowledge

and recognize those who supported WMA during the past fiscal year.

Celebrate the breadth and depth of the WMA donor community.

Report on the overall financial health of the Academy, and affirm WMA’s commitment to fiscal responsibility and integrity.

CONTENTS Introduction 2

T. Mark Aimone P’22 Director of Advancement

Board Message 3

Scott B. Jacobs ’75 Chair, Board of Trustees

Feature Donor Profile 4

S. Prestley Blake

In Memoriam 8

Edward “Ned” Symes III ’64W

Spotlight 10 12 14 16 18 20 22

iLab Profile on Giving - The Tanguays and the Dunphys Profile on Giving - Ming Chang ’89 Parent/Legacy Giving - The Remalys Heritage Society Profile - William L. Danforth ’56W WMA: By the Numbers Donor Lists

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INTRODUCTION Leadership & Community L

eadership and Community … powerful words for sure, and ones that these days are often overused and can seem cliché at times. However overused they may be, over this past year, the interdependence of these two words have come to define the essence of what WMA stands for. One of the unique things about leadership is that it is not only a practical skill that can be exhibited by an individual, but it can also be embraced by a group of individuals acting on behalf of a team or an organization. It is rare for an organization to have truly exceptional leadership from an individual or a group, but here at WMA we are fortunate to have both. An exceptional individual leader in our Head of School Brian Easler and a phenomenal group of leaders in our Board of Trustees. Even before COVID-19 came to the attention of the United States, Brian was already looking forward, preparing the administration, the faculty and the students for how this would impact our community. As the 2020-2021 school year began, we were ready to do “whatever it takes'' to ensure the safety and continuity of our program. We entered the school year better prepared than many of our peer schools. We had built systems and put contingencies in place to guarantee that we would be able to deliver on the WMA experience regardless of the circumstances. Thanks to Brian’s exceptional leadership, we managed to successfully complete the school year with the majority of our students on campus and in class. The Board of Trustees also demonstrated exceptional leadership throughout the year. They gave of their time by meeting monthly via Zoom to ensure that they stayed informed and were ready to act quickly in response to a rapidly changing landscape. Perhaps more importantly, they led with their philanthropy and their investment in WMA. In the matter of several weeks, the Board raised more than $600,000 to be used as a matching challenge for the month of December. Their generosity and leadership inspired more than 450 gifts in a single month. It is not hyperbole to say that their leadership inspired the most successful fundraising campaign in the history of WMA. These two examples of incredible leadership - one by an individual and one by a group - demonstrate how powerful leadership is and how it can bring people together to support a cause greater than themselves. It was extraordinary leadership that inspired the WMA community from around the world to come together and invest in protecting the mission, the vision and the values that make the WMA experience so transformational. Thanks to their leadership and your generosity, we saw the true power of our community. Leadership and Community ... may be just words to many, but for me they are the essential elements that brought us through this past year. They are what keeps us moving forward; and they are what makes Wilbraham & Monson Academy such a unique and special place. Thank you for supporting WMA and being a part of this amazing community.

T. Mark Aimone P’22 Director of Advancement

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BOARD MESSAGE Thank You for ‘positioning us for the bright future ahead’

n my Board Message for the inaugural edition of The Giving Report, I wrote about how, as a student, I took for granted most of the things in my school life: classes; friends; athletics; and meals. The idea that “school” would suddenly be anything other than what I had come to expect was … well, unimaginable. In normal school years, this kind of thinking is probably shared by most students at the Academy. But the 2020-2021 school year was most assuredly not normal. Suddenly, for WMA students on campus at least, sitting in class with one’s peers, enjoying a meal together, running team drills or simply chatting on the porch of Rich Hall became hard won victories; the resulting benefits of a COVID-19 response plan the success of which depended largely on their buy-in. WMA students stepped up because they understood that they had a chance to retain these school routines while classmates around the world - and many peers across the country - did not.

I also wrote that every time WMA has faced a challenge, our community of donors has risen to the task and carried the Academy forward. Once again that community proved itself deeply committed to the school’s success. Like our students, those listed in this report stepped up in the midst of unprecedented uncertainty and turmoil. They already knew what current students were just coming to understand: being on campus with peers and faculty is integral to the WMA experience. Nothing can replace it. Their generosity ensured WMA had the resources needed to keep students learning in person safely throughout the year while still moving forward on long-term projects like the iLab and the reintroduction of hockey. Last school year also saw the loss of two titans of the WMA community: Mr. S. Prestley Blake and Mr. Edward “Ned” Symes III '64W. Two men whose philanthropy guided us through challenging times, inspired others and whose leadership was consequential in bringing us to where we are today. We are pleased to share their stories with you in this edition of The Giving Report. I want to thank each and every one of our donors for keeping WMA strong during an extraordinary year and positioning us for the bright future ahead. To those who have not yet joined our community of donors, I ask “If not now, when?” There is more to do and every alumnus, parent and friend of WMA can make an impact. WMA means something to each of us. Honor that. Keep it strong. Sincerely,

Scott B. Jacobs ’75 Chair, Board of Trustees

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FEATURE DONOR PROFILE S. Prestley Blake, 1914-2021 By Sean Valentine Director of Stewardship & Donor Relations

. Prestley Blake, a name well known by anyone associated with Wilbraham & Monson Academy, died at the age of 106 on Feb. 11, 2021. He was, and his wife Helen Davis Blake still is, a remarkable philanthropist unquestionably dedicated to causes in Western Massachusetts and to WMA specifically. The long list of lives the Blakes have positively impacted is impossible to overstate. In fact, their generosity frequently exceeded normal expectations into the realm of savior for some, including WMA. In 1989, the financial standing of WMA could have been termed dire. The Academy’s merger 18 years earlier had yet to deliver on the intended outcome: to take two weakened schools and create a single robust institution. Annual fundraising and tuition fees were barely meeting the budget, to say nothing of the rapidly compounding interest on $1.8 million in loans needed to keep the school afloat over the previous few years. The closure of the Academy - and thus the end of 185 years of educational history in the Pioneer Valley - was a very real possibility. It was during this critical year that Mr. Richard C. Malley, newly appointed as Head of School, sought an introduction to Mr. Blake. He got it by way of Eric W. Anderson, a WMA Trustee, alumni parent and then CFO of Friendly’s.

From left: Pres Blake, Helen Blake and former Head of School Richard C. Malley.

“I went into Mr. Blake’s office and told him the new Head wanted to meet him,” Mr. Anderson said of the co-founder of Friendly’s Ice Cream. “Pres said, ‘OK, bring him by.’ I reminded Pres that Mr. Malley was likely going to ask him for money, to which he answered, ‘Sure, well, bring him in all the same!’ During our meeting, Pres inquired of Malley how the school was doing financially, and upon being told of our difficulties, he sat back in his chair and said, ‘Let me think about that.’” A few days later, Mr. Blake contacted Mr. Malley with a proposal. If the school could raise or source $800,000, he would donate $1 million; the debt could be cleared and the debt service invested back into the school.

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Mr. Blake’s vote of confidence in WMA was the force needed to nudge the Academy away from the precipice. His challenge sent a clear and powerful message: a jolt of lightning through alumni, parents and creditors alike. In a letter to Mr. Blake in August 1990, Mr. Malley wrote, “I don’t believe it is an exaggeration to say that without (you) we would not be opening this fall.” Within four years, through generous donations and renegotiation with banking institutions, Mr. Blake’s challenge was completed. WMA had passed through the most difficult financial period it had ever faced. Said current Head of School Brian P. Easler, “He literally saved the school.” WILBRAHAM & MONSON ACADEMY

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Certainly, this was Mr. Blake’s most impactful contribution to the Academy, but it was not his first and by no means was it his last. In the mid-1970s, he - along with Headmaster Francis M. Casey and WMA Trustees Richard G. Dooley and E. Carroll Stollenwerck - had been instrumental in soliciting The Wallace Foundation to help support the completion of what is now Wallace-Blake Dormitory. Mr. Blake had issued a smaller challenge during the Academy’s “New Decade Fund” in the early 1980s, and had already funded scholarships to the WMA Middle School by the time of his introduction to Mr. Malley.

“Most of his gifts were made in the form of a challenge,” Mr. Malley said. “He wanted to give, but he wanted to do so in a way that broadened the base and increased the level of support.” But, why? Mr. Blake was a member of the Northfield Mount Hermon Class of 1934, not the Academy’s. Neither of his parents attended Monson or Wilbraham academies. None of his children, cousins, nieces or nephews attended either. From left: Pres Blake, Blake Scholarship recipient Chelby J. Wakefield '09 and Helen Blake at Commencement in 2009. WILBRAHAM CREST

MONSON CREST

The simple answer, at least in the beginning, is proximity. Friendly’s corporate headquarters were based in Wilbraham, a town chosen for that purpose by Mr. Blake specifically because it was a warm, friendly community with good schools and high civic pride. Many students with family ties to the company passed through Rich Hall, and Friendly’s advertisements can be found in many Academy yearbooks. So supporting an institution like Wilbraham Academy fit with the ethos of community support that was a hallmark of the Blake success story. But it was the merger between Monson and Wilbraham academies in 1971, and the difficult years that followed, that really triggered Mr. Blake’s interest in WMA. “When Monson Academy closed, Pres learned how devastating it was to have school buildings in the center of the town lie unused,” Mr. Malley said. “He was determined that this would never happen to the town of Wilbraham, the home of Friendly's.” “Pres loved challenges and he loved projects,’’ Mr. Easler said. “WMA, struggling mightily as it was during that period, presented both. Pres played a pivotal role at a time when the Academy was facing enormous challenges.” With the completion of the million dollar challenge, it would not have been unreasonable for Mr. and Mrs. Blake to shift their philanthropic priorities elsewhere. Afterall, their gift had removed the likelihood that the school would close and its trajectory was now firmly on the rise. But this is not at all what happened. For more than 40 years, the Blakes continued to leave their mark on the Academy in ways large and small and always with a desire to help others in the WMA community recognize how they could make WMA stronger. “Like many of us who did not graduate from WMA, Pres and Helen simply fell in love with this school and this community and chose to make it a part of their life’s work together,” Mr. Easler said.

Head of School Brian P. Easler, left, with Helen Blake at the Shenkman Gala 2019.

As Mr. Casey wrote for the dedication of Wallace-Blake Dormitory: “Yes, they have given handsomely of their wealth to us. Had they not, however, believed first, there would have been no reason for their gifts.”

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“Realize that the only thing you can control in the world is your own thoughts. Realize that and make them happy. And whether it be random acts of kindness, volunteering for a good cause or being philanthropic, give back. It will improve your life as well as the lives of others.” - Helen Davis Blake, WMA Commencement Address, 1999 Rarely was there paperwork associated with the Blake’s donations. They gave their word and that’s all that mattered, but they also expected accountability in return. Mr. Blake had high standards, whether in business or as a philanthropist. “One day he went to the Friendly shop on Route 5 in Longmeadow,” former Head of School Rodney J. LaBrecque said. “On this day he said he was not treated in a ‘friendly’ manner. He told the manager who he was, that he was quite unhappy with the service, and that everyone in the store was fired as of that minute. They were not good representatives of what ‘Friendly’ meant!” Mr. Malley can sympathize. “Pres always spoke about ‘holding my feet to the fire,’” he said. “Accepting help is a tremendous responsibility, and the accountability that comes with it is special.” “He told us what we needed to hear, even when we didn’t want to hear it,” Mr. Easler said. “He inspired us to achieve our best, and he held us accountable when we fell short.” Mr. and Mrs. Blake never simply contributed money to WMA. Their interest in the school ran much deeper than that. Pres Blake with former Head of School Rodney LaBrecque

“Frequently the Heads Office phone would ring out of the blue because Pres had woken up with ‘an idea,’” Mr. Easler said. “He never stopped thinking about us. He was always excited to take calls or visits, to be a sounding board, and source of guidance, wisdom and inspiration.” Mr. Malley concurred: “He invested in our success. Time and again I received calls at home from Pres that started with, ‘Helen and I have been talking. Have you thought about …?’ Pres was a wonderful partner in the full sense of the word.” Not that Mr. Blake didn’t know how to have a little fun. “He liked parking his Rolls Royce in the Morrow House driveway when he visited the school,” Mr. LaBrecque said. “He would say to me that people driving by would be astonished that the Head of School drove a Rolls.”

From left: Trustee Emeritus Eric W. Anderson, Sallie Nesin, Helen Blake and Pres Blake at the LaBrecque Dormitory dedication ceremony.

Pres Blake with one of his collection of Rolls Royce automobiles.

“A good education helps one to live better. It improves the overall quality of life in society. (We) direct our support to those schools which make valuable contributions to young men and women.” - S. Prestley Blake 6

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Mr. Blake's father, Herbert P. Blake, had a saying: “The greatest satisfaction a parent can have is for his offspring to be a credit to himself, his family and his community.” It is impossible not to think that Mr. Blake’s father would be immensely pleased. “I continue to keep my feet to the fire by trying to live up to the ideals that were central to Pres, his father, Herbert Blake, and to Helen,” Mr. Malley said. “I will always be grateful for the honor of having known Pres Blake and will always remember the significance of his friendship,” Mr. Easler said. Today, Mrs. Blake continues their work with the Academy. On Oct. 29, 2021, the S. Prestley and Helen Davis Blake Reading Room was dedicated in the Griffin Athenaeum; the latest chapter in a story that is far from over. Wilbraham & Monson Academy is forever indebted to the generosity and commitment of S. Prestley Blake and Helen Davis Blake. We are stronger because of them. WMA is here because of them.

Pres Blake, right, with Head of School Brian P. Easler.

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“I am aware of the special contribution that (Wilbraham & Monson Academy) is making to young men and women. It is my hope that this challenge will encourage supporters of the Academy to extend their financial commitment during this most important step in the Academy’s development.” - S. Prestley Blake

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IN MEMORIAM PROFILE Edward ‘Ned’ Symes III ’64W Guidance and counsel helped distinguish the Academy By T. Mark Aimone P’22 Director of Advancement

“A giving spirit comes from being able to envision possibilities through your gift, not the limitations of how much you can give.” - Edward “Ned” Symes III ’64W

n May 2021, the Academy lost one of its most influential and consequential alumni, Edward “Ned” Symes III ’64W. Mr. Symes arrived at the Academy in 1962 from a small town in Delaware and began an experience that he credited with changing the course of his life. When he was a sophomore at his local high school, Mr. Symes approached his mother, with what she thought was another of his wild ideas, about attending a boarding school. It did not take him long to do some research, Mr. Symes knew this was the place for him. His parents must have felt the same way, as his younger brother Randy ’66W followed him to the Academy two years later. As a student at the Academy, Mr. Symes was well liked by his peers and teachers. His friend Wilber James ’64W remembers him as a leader in the classroom and on the playing field, who was admired by everyone in the class. “He was understated, soft spoken and yet strong of mind and body,’’ Mr. James said. “His kindness to his classmates was universal, and we all looked up to Ned and sought his friendship which he willingly shared. I can clearly visualize him with his smile and warmth as if it were just yesterday that we were together at Wilbraham. We were all lucky to have known Ned.” Another classmate, and perhaps his closest friend, Craig Meadows ’64W remembers: “(Ned) often came to my adjacent room on the first floor of Rich to discuss edits of the poetry being sent to his latest find. His studies never faltered from his other endeavors, and his poetry became quite good. Ned’s closest friends: Bob Stone, Chris Connell, Andy Weinstien and I benefited from his intelligence, honesty, good humor and loyalty.” After graduating, Mr. Symes spent a year at Bludell’s School in Tiverton, England, as an English Speaking Union fellow. He later matriculated to Dartmouth College and graduated with Honors in 1969. Mr. Symes always had a passion for public service and went on to earn his master’s degree in City and Regional Planning from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He spent his career in regional and urban planning serving in various city and state planning roles. In 1978, he and a partner started their own firm, Quadel Consulting. Over the course of three decades, they grew the company providing direct management, consulting and training to the housing industry and housing programs across the United States. Outside of his work, Mr. Symes gave his time and resources to many local organizations such as his church, The Nature Conservancy of Maryland/DC and The Chesapeake Bay Foundation. This spirit of giving also extended to the Academy. Over the years, he remained in close contact with the Academy and his friends from the Class of 1964. He and his wife, Merrielou, were frequent sponsors of alumni receptions and helped spread the word to generate interest in the Academy in the Washington, D.C., area.

Ned Symes ’64W, right, with Head of School Brian P. Easler.

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Many years later, Mr. Symes joined the Board of Trustees in February 1999 and served until June 2008. During his time on the Board, he served on the Buildings & Grounds Committee and the Capital Steering Committee. More important than the committees he served on was the enthusiasm, energy and passion that he brought to the Board. His vision and passion for what the Academy could be was infectious and inspired the other members of the Board. Former Head of School Rodney LaBrecque reflected on the leadership and service to the Academy of Mr. Symes. “It would be cliché to say Ned was completely devoted to the Academy, but it is a truism,’’ Mr. LaBrecque said. “(He) used his influence and position to make life better for others in both his business and service commitments. Ned’s guidance and counsel in my first years as Head of School were invaluable in helping set a course for the school that would distinguish the Academy from the myriad of other fine New England Prep Schools.” In 2002, Mr. Symes stepped forward with a gift of $350,000 to ignite the effort to renovate Greenhalgh Gymnasium. His generosity inspired other Board members and alumni to make stretch gifts to insure the success of the project. The energy and leadership turned a $350,000 gift into a $5 million project and not only accelerated the gym project, but led the way for all the improvements that followed. Former Head of School Rodney LeBrecque, left, and Ned Symes ’64W.

Current Board Chair Scott Jacobs ’75 recalls how important Mr. Symes was for the Academy at that moment: “At the time, the school was struggling with fundraising after an unsuccessful campaign. We were doing small projects here and there, but nothing significant. I was the new Chair of the Board and had no vision on how to reenergize the community. Ned approached me and offered to contribute $350,000 toward (a significant project) to get things moving. We decided we could convert his $350,000 gift into a $5 million gym expansion. Within 12 months we were settling on financing, a final design and a construction timeline. None of this would have happened without Ned’s leadership and commitment to WMA.” In addition to his generosity, Mr. Symes’ mother, Anne, established the Anne Symes Scholarship Fund in 2000. The fund provided financial assistance for students of color to attend the Academy. Mr. Symes always took a keen interest in the students who were awarded the scholarship. He gave one recipient a summer job at his company.

2019 Winners of the Trustees Cup

If one had asked Mr. Symes what his greatest contribution to the Academy was, he would probably have said the establishment of the Trustees Cup. While at Dartmouth, he was impressed by an award that was given out at the end of every year reflecting the values of sportsmanship, team spirit, leadership and academic achievement. Mr. Symes believed that these were the same values instilled in him by former Head of School Gray Mattern, and he wanted to bring a similar award to the Academy. In 2009, he established the Trustees Cup which is awarded annually to the most outstanding athletic team based on these core values. Following his time on the Board, Mr. Symes continued to play an active role in the Academy as a volunteer and a consistent support. His service to others also extended well beyond the Academy as he served many organizations within his community. He once said, “I like to get involved. Being a bench sitter just isn’t that much fun.” Today, Wilbraham & Monson Academy is a better, more dynamic school because Mr. Symes chose to step off the bench and give back to the place that meant so much to him.

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“(Ned) has always shown his loyalty to Wilbraham and his friends throughout the years. He agreed to come on the Board when I was approaching my time to leave. His contributions were always thoughtful and generous.” - Craig Meadows ’64W Ned Symes ’64W with Craig Meadows ’64W, right.

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Marking a Milestone

he newly named iLab made its debut for the start of the 2021-2022 school year, occupying 5,000 square feet of previously unused space in the lower level of Mattern Hall. Thanks to generous alumni, families and friends, the iLab has been equipped with state-of-the-art equipment typically seen only in collegiate settings. Combined with the know-how of Director of the iLab Luke Pelletier, the iLab will take current programs to new heights and spark fresh waves of creativity throughout our community.

Where ideas and innovation intersect.

Wilbraham & Monson Academy expresses the most sincere appreciation to the following individuals and organizations for supporting the i-Lab.

Mrs. Megan S. Aimone '85 & Mr. T. Mark Aimone Dr. Raymond J. Anton '61M Antonacci Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Faramarz Bahrehmand Mr. & Mrs. Christopher S. Bignell BNY Mellon Charitable Gift Fund Dr. & Mrs. John J. Burke Mr. & Mrs. Kevin L. Derose Empire Historical Restorations, Inc. Ms. Marylou Fabbo Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Ms. Geraldine M. FrenchRobitaille Mrs. Linda B. Griffin Mr. & Mrs. Glenn R. Hanson Mr. & Mrs. Scott B. Jacobs '75 Mr. & Mrs. William E. James '64W Mr. Ram Kalia Mr. Donald E. Kelly Mr. Brian T. Kennedy '15 Mrs. Judith A. Knapp

Mr. & Mrs. James E. LaCrosse '50W Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Little Barings Real Estate Advisers Mr. Barry M. Maloney '85 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Marini Mr. & Mrs. Andrew P. Mele Chandler Architectural Products, Inc. Mr. Richard F. Morgan '59W Mr. & Ms. Peter Moskvitch Raytheon Company Mr. & Mrs. David A. Reeves Ms. Kristin H. Reeves '14 Mr. & Mrs. Craig A. Rubin '63W Schwab Charitable Fund Mr. & Mrs. Mark R. Shenkman '61M Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Stolpinski Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Stuart '73 Supreme Roofing Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Mr. Andrew R. Willis '00

To learn more about how you can play a role investing in the Campus Master Plan, contact the Office of Advancement at alumni@wma.us.

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Inspired by the vision of the late Dr. Kathleen Gorksi (teaching in photo 1), who succumbed to a long battle with cancer in 2018, the iLab was the dream of our former Science Department Chair. Demolition and construction (photos 2-3) were followed by equipment delivery, installation and setup (photos 4-7). The space opened for student use in September 2021 (photos 8-12).

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PROFILE ON GIVING The Tanguays and The Dunphys

Scholarship, paying it forward keys to future opportunities By Molly McGill Director of Alumni Relations

annah (Tanguay) Dunphy ’10 was determined to attend Wilbraham & Monson Academy from a young age. Mrs. Dunphy and her family - parents Cheri and Gilles Tanguay and sister Sarah Tanguay ’11 - lived in Hampden, Massachusetts, and often drove through Wilbraham. “Hannah was drawn to it since she was as young as 8 years old,” Mrs. Tanguay said of her daughter. “She would stare at the buildings and ask ‘What is that place?’ when we drove by.” While familiar with the campus, the Tanguays did not know much about the independent school admissions process or whether it would be possible for their daughter to attend. Eventually, Mrs. Dunphy’s persistence brought the family to an open house event, where they learned about the financial aid and scholarships that would help the family support her dream of attending WMA. “(Sending Hannah and Sarah to WMA) was financially hard, but worth it,” Mr. Tanguay said. “I was comforted by the quality of the education they were getting, which I could tell from the workloads they brought home. It was especially clear when they applied to colleges because professors would comment on how well prepared they were.” “(Hannah and Sarah) have had a global education,’’ Mrs.Tanguay added. “They have a better understanding of cultures and people than we had at their age. The kids who leave this school know that they can live and work with people from all over, which is something we need now more than ever.” Mrs. Dunphy took advantage of all the Academy had to offer, from academics and athletics to chorus and travel opportunities. One of her most lasting memories from WMA is visiting South Korea for a summer trip guided by faculty members Michael Dziura and Stuart Whitcomb. Sarah Tanguay ’11

“I still love to travel,” Mrs. Dunphy said. “I don’t know that I would have the same appetite and appreciation for it if I hadn’t had these experiences through WMA.” As an alumna, Mrs. Dunphy remains entrenched in the independent school world, both as a volunteer for the WMA Atlas Fund and in her career, where she currently works as an alumnae and annual fund coordinator at Concord Academy. She is also busy pursuing a Master of Higher Education Administration from Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. For her part, Ms. Tanguay did not initially share Mrs. Dunphy’s interest in attending WMA, preferring to stay in school with her friends. However, after attending a few Academy events with the family, Ms. Tanguay changed her mind and decided to apply. Just one year apart in school, the sisters, though close, had different learning styles. As Ms. Tanguay put it: “Hannah is very book smart. Everything seemed to come easy to her, and I wasn’t that way. I often felt like I was in her shadow.” At WMA, Ms. Tanguay was deeply impacted by how her teachers treated her as an individual. In particular, she remembers a conversation with English teacher Tim Harrington ’73 that has stuck with her to this day. “I was struggling in his class and not speaking up because I felt that I didn’t have much to contribute,’’ Ms. Tanguay said. “(Mr. Harrington) asked what was going on. He told me that I don’t need to be the smartest person in the room and that my ideas are valuable. I finally felt like my own person. Since then, in every college class or work meeting I can picture him encouraging me to share my ideas.”

Hannah (Tanguay) Dunphy ’10

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That advice has served Ms. Tanguay well in her career as a procurement specialist for Collins Aerospace, a subsidiary of Raytheon Technologies. She is pursuing an MBA from the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater.

The sisters were busy and active members of the WMA community. In addition to many extracurriculars, both frequently babysat for faculty families, and Mrs. Dunphy spent her summers on campus as a Beech Tree camp counselor. While the girls spent most of their waking hours on campus, Mr. and Mrs. Tanguay were comforted knowing that they were being closely watched by a caring community. “It takes a village and the village was here,” Mrs. Tanguay said. “Adults were all around and keeping an eye on them.” In fact, the “WMA village” was one of the girls’ favorite aspects of life at WMA. “There’s such diversity on campus with the student body and teachers coming from all different backgrounds,’’ Ms. Tanguay said. “Being able to have lunch or dinner with your teachers and learning about their lives is an experience that’s unique to prep schools.” Mrs. Tanguay, whose career is in public school education, was also active on campus through the Parents Association. “I have wonderful memories of co-chairing the Relay for Life event and decorating the Spa for Christmas,’’ she said. “We loved (attending) family dinners after awards nights and meeting the girls’ friends and their parents.’’ The family shares a deep appreciation for the scholarships that helped support their WMA experiences, and they all believe in the importance of paying it forward to future students. “I believe giving is a learned behavior,” Mrs. Dunphy said. “My parents always gave to the Annual Fund while we were students, and they sacrificed a lot so we could come here. I was fully aware that I was here thanks to the generosity of others. “(I continue to support WMA) because the school molds human beings. When you leave here, you’ve benefited holistically and are ready to take on the world with a broader mindset than other schools are able to provide. I would ask (alumni) to join me in paying it forward so that experience is available in perpetuity.” As for their hopes for the future of giving to WMA, the family's answers are similar and unsurprising scholarship. “There are so many children out there who deserve to come here and who would really benefit, but think they can’t afford it,’’ Mrs. Tanguay said. “I know there will always be people who will build buildings, and that’s wonderful. But, I would like to see scholarships built up so that deserving students can attend.” Ms. Tanguay added: “WMA provided us with so many opportunities to grow as a person. The only way to ensure those opportunities are available for future students is to pay it forward.”

“WMA provided us with so many opportunities to grow as a person. The only way to ensure those opportunities are available for future students is to pay it forward.” - Sarah Tanguay ’11

From left: Gilles Tanguay, Hannah (Tanguay) Dunphy ’10, Sarah Tanguay ’11 and Cheri Tanguay.

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PROFILE ON GIVING Ming Chang ’89

‘WMA defined me ... I might not be who I am today’ By Nicholas Stafford (Former) Director of Leadership & Planned Giving

“A

wise person plants a tree but knows they will never sit underneath its shadow."

That is the way Ming Chang ’89 describes his view on philanthropy. Mr. Chang remembers receiving A Better Chance Scholarship, which enabled him to attend Wilbraham & Monson Academy. "It was one singular event that helped shape my life," Mr. Chang said. Mr. Chang credits that and his experience at WMA as being one of the most impactful times in his life. "WMA defined me, which is why I support it,’’ Mr. Chang said. “Without WMA, I might not be who I am today.” Ming admitted he was not thrilled with the idea of attending WMA, as his entire life had been spent in Cleveland, Ohio. His twin sister Ping Wood ’89 and sister Ting Chang ’82 attended WMA, so the thought of not attending was not an option for Mr. Chang. His brother-in-law, Mrs. Wood’s husband, shared wise words about attending WMA, when he said, “You got to go because none of your friends received this opportunity.” Mr. Chang is grateful he did. Mr. Chang was a very involved student at WMA, playing sports and was a senior class officer. He has several fond memories of his time at the Academy, especially playing sports.

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Former faculty member and coach Phil Cardone played a role in Ming's passion for lacrosse. Cardone approached Ming about playing a spring sport and recommended lacrosse. “I was not the most athletic but loved playing lacrosse,” Mr. Chang said. The stories are endless from his playing days on the team, and Mr. Chang sent annual holiday cards to Coach Cardone. Mr. Chang recalled other teachers who helped him during his time, including Gale Giles, who was his dorm parent his first year. Mr. Giles was very influential as he helped guide him as a student. “Coach Don Nicholson ’79 was also very nice and engaging,” Mr. Chang said. Mr. Chang is thankful for his friend Todd Lamb '89 and his family for being like a second family. “They invited me into their home, a stranger, and treated me as family,’’ Mr. Chang said. “Every weekend I was at the Lamb residence.” Mr. Chang closed his consultant business two years ago and now works in manufacturing sales, which allows him more time with his family. The values and experience he learned at the Academy he continues to practice in his community of Akron, Ohio. He helps refugee families and coaches lacrosse for the local youth. Mr. Chang is also a board member at his local lacrosse club. He attended his 30th class reunion in 2019 and participated in the lacrosse alumni game. All of his joyous emotions from being a student came back during his reunion. “I am forever grateful for the Better Chance Scholarship because it led me to become a student and alumus at WMA,’’ Mr Chang said. “And in return, I show my generosity and thanks to WMA by giving back.”

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PROFILE ON GIVING The Remaly Family

WMA ‘made a huge impact on who I am’ By Kellie Molander Director of Parent Programs

ames Remaly ’89 grew up in Wilbraham, Massachusetts, and attended public middle school with what he stated was “without a lot of academic success.” His parents spoke with his English teacher, and she recommended they look into Wilbraham & Monson Academy. They visited, learned about the small class sizes, after-school activities and decided it would be a good fit for Mr. Remaly. He started at WMA in Grade 7. During his six years on campus, Mr. Remaly spoke of the importance of his time with the Riflery team. “I would say that many of my fondest memories were being a member of the Riflery team,’’ he said. “During one of our school vacations, my father was able to set up a training session with the Army Marksmanship unit at Fort Benning, Georgia. We ended up staying in one of the barracks and ate at the mess hall. It was a lot of fun and really helped our team improve. A few years later, we went to West Point and competed against their JV team. We had a great match and ended up beating them.’’ In the classroom, WMA faculty left an indelible impression on him. “There were so many great teachers that had an impact on me, but I remember Mr. Nicholson being a great teacher that didn’t just connect with students academically but also personally,’’ Mr. Remaly said. “I think Algebra II with Mr. Colgate was a turning point for me in math. Prior to his class I was an OK math student. I ended up getting a great grade in his class which prepared me to do well in precalculus the following year. I also took a computer programming class in Pascal that was extremely helpful because when I took it in college it was mostly a review for me.” Years later, the hobby of mountaineering led Mr. Remaly to Alaska to climb Denali and then to Argentina to climb Aconcagua, the highest mountain outside of Asia. Soon after, a celebratory trip to Santiago, Chile, led to a chance meeting with a local who became his wife, Alicia. This life changing trip - which led to the start of their family with daughter Marily ’25 - is what brought him back full circle to WMA. Mrs. Remaly, a strong advocate of education, has worked for the last decade at the University of Massachusetts as the Associate Director of Assessment in the Office of Academic Planning and Assessment. She is new to the WMA Parents Association Board this year, and the Remalys have served the past two years on the WMA Parent Leadership Council. From left: Alicia Remaly, Marily Remaly ’25 and James Remaly ’89.

In the Office of Advancement, alumni and parents are asked what their favorite memory is about being a student or a parent during their tenure here. Mr. Remaly has the unique perspective to be able to answer both. When the Remalys share what they enjoy most about being WMA parents, there is a continuous theme between the time he spent here and the things they most appreciate about Marily’s time here. “I have always thought about how great it would be to send my child to WMA because of the experiences that I had here,’’ Mr. Remaly said. “Once Alicia and I moved back to town, just before Marily was born, Alicia was able to see for herself all of the great things I had been telling her about WMA. As Marily progressed through her early years in school, we noticed how much her education fluctuated from year to year. We thought the small class size, all of the great course offerings and after-school activities - as well as a student body made up of people from around the world - would be a great fit for Marily.” Marily attended WMA’s Middle School for three years, and she joined the Upper School in September. “The Middle School has provided us with so many great memories,’’ Mr. Remaly said. “My fondest memory has to be Middle School graduation (in May 2021). We were able to see these kids grow up so much from sixth grade to eighth grade, and it was great to see them move on to high school. The ceremony gave us, as parents, a better insight into who these kids are and what makes them tick. Marily ended up getting an award for eighth grade math, which made the evening even more special for us.”

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The same reasons many years ago that Mr. Remaly’s family found success for him here at WMA are the same reasons today that they find Marily doing well. “The small classes give me the confidence to speak up and share my thoughts, and they also allow me not to be anxious about asking questions,’’ Marily said. Mr. and Mrs. Remaly’s positive experience here as parents is demonstrated when they discuss why they support the Atlas Fund. “I have always tried to donate financially to WMA because I think that the school made a huge impact on who I am as a person, more so than college,’’ Mr. Remaly said. “From learning time management skills to being a part of various teams and activities to being a part of a small community where people actually know who you are, really meant a lot. My wife, Alicia, and I donate because we see that those same qualities that I mentioned still ring true today. “There are so many great programs at WMA, and the future vision of the school is really exciting. I would really like to see the Riflery team continue. It gave me a place where I fit in. I think it is a great activity where kids that might not excel at more traditional sports have an opportunity to excel here and gain some confidence. At least that is what it did for me. “One thing that we have learned since we became WMA parents is that any donation, even $25, is important not only financially but the larger participation numbers are really important to the school. It shares with others in the community how great the programs here are and how as a parent community we can show our support.’’ The Remaly family's history here at WMA is still being written, and it will be exciting to see where Marily’s next four years take her. One thing is certain, if she follows in her dad’s footsteps she will always value the lessons both academic and personal that she takes with her from her time at the Academy.

Yearbook picture, James Remaly ’89

From left: Marily Remaly ’25 and the Director of the Middle School Stuart Whitcomb.

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HERITAGE SOCIETY PROFILE William L. Danforth ’56W

Effort and generosity given by loyal and active alumnus By Sean Valentine Director of Stewardship & Donor Relations

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he epitome of a loyal and active alumnus is how former Alumni Director and current Director of Athletics Don Nicholson ’79 referred to William L. “Bill” Danforth '56W. Mr. Nicholson met with Mr. Danforth a few months before Mr. Danforth’s 50th Reunion, and his description was apt. In the years since his graduation, Mr. Danforth remained intensely devoted to the Academy: attending alumni events; hosting Heads of School and alumni staff; organizing and connecting his classmates; and consistently supporting WMA for more than 20 years. Mr. Danforth died in April 2019, saddening all who had the good fortune to know him. However, unbenounced to the Academy, Mr. Danforth had ensured there was one final act in his alumni story: a bequest from his estate of $250,000 to be added to the Academy’s endowment and aid his beloved school in perpetuity. Mr. Danforth grew up not far from the Academy on Mountain Road in Wilbraham, Massachusetts. A good portion of his family’s farm is now conservation land. A descendant of Pacific coast whaling captains and related to the Danforth Pewter family of Vermont, his local ties ran deep. Mr. Danforth was the highest ranking scholar in his class each year at WMA, while playing three varsity sports plus running track for Mr. Phil Shaw. His brother Philip Danforth ’60W followed him to the Academy where Phil became captain of the varsity track team, breaking four Academy records, and becoming a record holder in the 440 at UMass. Brother John Danforth was in the first graduating class of Minnechaug Regional High School, and held the 440 record at Wake Forest University for 18 years. ”Bill set a high bar academically and athletically for his brothers,” says John. “We owe our love of athletics to Bill and our Dad.” Following graduation, Mr. Danforth was awarded a full NROTC scholarship to attend Dartmouth College, after which he spent 22 years in the Navy as a navigator, meteorologist systems director and comptroller while bouncing around the world with his wife and daughter. After retiring as a Lt. Commander, Mr. Danforth settled in Ventura, California, and went to work for the city as a planner and IT specialist before he retired again in 2006.

From left, Bill Danforth ‘56W, Phil Danforth '60W and Bob Whyte '55W.

Giving back was always of prime concern for Mr. Danforth. In Ventura, he volunteered and served on the Board of Directors of "Pier Into the Future," a civic group that raised funds to maintain the historic Ventura Pier. He became enamored with distance walking, starting a club in his local area and walking marathons to support the likes of the Susan G. Komen Cancer Center and the Jimmy Fund. Sometimes he walked as much as 60 miles over three days. In addition to his annual support of the Academy, Mr. Danforth was the organizational force behind the Roger Lincoln Memorial Garden - a contemplative spot on campus adjacent to the Middle School and overlooking Crystal Pond. It was funded by members of the Class of 1956, with him as the lead donor.

From left: Bill Danforth ’56W, with wife, Joanne Danforth, and daughter Sara.

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WMA is stronger because of Mr. Danforth’s efforts and generosity. We are forever grateful to him for his years of service and support, and we are honored to recognize him in our Heritage Society.

Lincoln Garden photos

Back row, from left: Phil Holt ’56W, Bill Danforth ’56W, Don Davis ’56W, Pete Amsden ’56W. Front row, from left: Roger Pearson ’56W and Betty Lincoln.

Designating WMA as part of one’s estate is an easy and meaningful way to make a truly lasting impact on the future of the Academy. For more information on making WMA part of your estate plan, please contact: Sean Valentine, Director of Stewardship & Donor Relations, at svalentine@wma.us or 413.596.9189.

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WMA BY THE NUMBERS TOTAL ENDOWMENT: Restricted: Unrestricted: Other ENDOWMENT/STUDENT:

$13,085,991

FACULTY: Full-Time: 55 Part-Time: 2

$8,533,715 $4,477,027 $75,249

Men: 33 Women: 24

$24,861 72% hold advanced degrees

NAMED ENDOWMENT FUNDS: FY21 FINANCIAL AID AWARDED: $3,392,500

Named Scholarship Funds: Funds: 30 FY20 Value $5,638,919

% of Student Body Supported: 47%

Named Faculty Development & Programmatic Funds: Funds: 21 FY20 Value $2,815,590 Wilbraham & Monson is deeply appreciative of those who have chosen to support the Academy in perpetuity through the creation of an endowed fund. Descriptions of our current endowed funds - which honor alumni, parents, faculty and friends - can be found on our website. If you are interested in creating an endowed fund, please contact the Office of Advancement. You may also consider making a contribution to an existing fund which supports an area of your interest.

ENROLLMENT: Upper School: 288 Middle School: 77 Total: 365 45% Boarding Students 55% Day Students 60% Male 40% Female 6:1 Student:Teacher ratio

AVERAGE UNRESTRICTED FUNDRAISING/YEAR (over 5 years): $1,058,085 3-Year Comparative Fundraising Totals: FY21 Atlas/Community Fund: $1,244,348 Capital Programs: $599,490 Endowment: $523,920 Total: $2,367,758

FY20 $813,345 $767,000 $107,481 $1,687,826

WMA VOTED BEST PRIVATE SCHOOL

FY19 $1,028,159 $3,839,120 $193,351 $5,060,630

UNAUDITED OPERATING BUDGET FY21: $18,886,549 Revenue: Tuition: $17,531,850 Endowment: $504,699 Fundraising: $850,000 Uses of Budget: Expenses: Salary/Benefits: $11,058,653 Admin./Program: $3,888,277 Capital: $1,065,669 Financial Aid: $3,392,500

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WMA employees helped deliver COVID-19 tests, administered on campus, to the Broad Institute in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

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DONOR LISTS Wilbraham & Monson Academy - through the following societies and lists recognizes the impact of those who have made gifts to support the mission of the Academy. Donors receive special communication and accolades throughout the year, and are honored within The Giving Report.

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The Hill Society

The Hill Society recognizes those benefactors of Wilbraham & Monson Academy whose lifetime contributions exceed $1 million. Just as the Academy is transformational for students, so too has the leadership and extraordinary generosity of these honored supporters transformed and sustained the Academy.

Mr. S. Prestley Blake & Mrs. Helen Davis Blake Community Foundation of Western Massachusetts Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Flynn P’06, ’10 Hampden Engineering Corporation Mr. & Mrs. Scott B. Jacobs ’75 Mr. & Mrs. William E. James ’64W Mr. & Mrs. James E. LaCrosse ’50W National Wine & Spirits Inc. Mr. Peter C. Lincoln ’55W Schwab Charitable Fund Mr. & Mrs. Mark R. Shenkman ’61M Shenkman Capital Management, Inc.

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The Herbert P. Blake Society

The Herbert P. Blake Society The Herbert P. Blake Society recognizes those donors whose loyalty and dedication have shaped the Academy and lifetime contributions total $100,000 - $999,000.

Ms. Mary B. Annan P’87

Mrs. Judith A. Knapp P’85, ’86, ’87, ’90, ’94

Mr. Glenn R. Anschutz ’79

Andrew Associates

Mr. Christopher C. Antonacci ’06 & Ms. Olivia C. Clement ’06

Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Little P’12, ’13, ’16

Mr. & Mrs. Frank G. Antonacci P’01, ’06, ’13

Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Marini P’10, ’13

Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Antonacci P’05, ’07, ’13

Mrs. Lenita C. McCallum Witherspoon & Mr. David Witherspoon

Mrs. Marianne Antonacci GP’01, ’05, ’06, ’07, ’13, ’13

Mrs. Ellen Joyce McCray

Antonacci Family Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. McEvoy ’68W

Mr. Francis M. Austin Jr. ’46W & Dr. Virginia Weldon

Mr. & Mrs. Mark S. McKenna P’12

Mr. & Mrs. Charles M. Callahan III ’75 P’14

Mr. & Mrs. Andrew P. Mele P’09, ’11, ’15

Mr. & Mrs. David J. Callahan P’08, ’09, ’12, ’15

Chandler Architectural Products, Inc.

Ms. Janet Callahan

Mr. & Mrs. Richard F. Morgan ’59W

Mr. & Mrs. Jon E. Callahan ’81

Mr. Kent W. Pecoy

Ms. Julie A. Callahan ’78

Kent Pecoy and Sons Construction Company

Palmer Paving Corporation

Mr. & Mrs. Peter S. Plumb, Esq. ’61W

Mr. & Mrs. John F. Chapple III ’60W

Mr. & Mrs. Brian F. Randall ’60W

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Clarke ’58W

Ms. Carol F. Relihan ’73 & Mr. John Arthur

Mr. Richard G. Dooley P’78, ’78, ’80, ’86 GP’09, ’11, ’12, ’21

Mr. & Mrs. Craig A. Rubin ’63W

The Edward E. Ford Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Sack ’47W

Mr. William R. Faulkner Jr. ’57W

Mrs. Mary Louise Shenk P’99, ’04

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Mr. & Mrs. Charoen Sirivadhanabhakdi P’95, ’96

Mrs. Marjorie H. Fisher GP’14

Mr. & Mrs. Steven D. Spence ’76

Mr. Richard S. Fuld Jr. ’64W

Mr. Jonathan L. Sperling ’57W

Greater New Orleans Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Stuart ’73

Mrs. Linda B. Griffin

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Symes III ’64W

Mrs. Janet Hale P’81

Mr. & Mrs. Brent G. Todd ’81

Mrs. Judith B. Hale

Mr. & Mrs. William A. Tychsen ’59W

Mr. & Mrs. Robert T. Hale Jr.

Mrs. Ashley B. Vitale

Mr. & Mrs. Glenn R. Hanson P’10

The Wallace Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Hickson Jr. P’12

Mr. & Mrs. Gary E. Wendlandt GP’17

Mr. & Mrs. Leverett M. Hubbard Jr.

Mr. Stacey H. Widdicombe III ’70W

Irene E. and George A. Davis Foundation

WMA Parents Association

Mrs. Suzanne C. Joffray, Ph.D Mr. & Mrs. Hideo Kagami P’14 Mrs. Elizabeth Kendall Dr. Jamieson D. Kennedy ’51W

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Planning for the Future in support of WMA The Heritage Society recognizes those alumni, parents, faculty and staff who have provided for the future of Wilbraham & Monson Academy by making financial support of the Academy part of their estate plans. Mr. James W. Lyons Dr. & Mrs. Robert K. MacLauchlin ’50W Mr. S. Peter Manchester ’58W Mr. Robert T. Marchant ’51W Mr. Josef E. Martin, CPCU ’82 Mr. Todd R. Masnicki ’89 Mrs. Lenita C. McCallum Witherspoon & Mr. David Witherspoon Mrs. Ellen Joyce McCray Mrs. Joanne D. McGee Mr. John H. Meissner ’66W Dr. John W. Miller ’49W Mrs. Marcy A. Minnick ’97 Ms. Chelsey A. Nelson Dr. & Mrs. Oscar R. Nepomuceno P’87, ’88, ’01 Mr. William H. Passy Mr. Peter N. Paul ’51W Mr. Bruce D. Peterson ’60W Mr. & Mrs. Peter S. Plumb, Esq. ’61W Mrs. Jewell G. Prentice Mr. G. E. Pucher ’47W Mr. & Mrs. Brian F. Randall ’60W Ms. Carol F. Relihan ’73 & Mr. John Arthur Mr. Lawrence K. Saex ’69M Mr. Edward S. Schwerdtle II ’52W Mr. & Mrs. Mark R. Shenkman ’61M Mr. Jonathan L. Sperling ’57W Ms. Cynthia R. St. George, CFRE ’78 Ms. Janet Sweeney Ms. Mary Sweeney Mr. Thomas F. Sweeney Mr. Richard P. Taylor ’62W Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Thompson Mr. Donald T. Tull ’55W Mr. Robert W. Tull ’50W Mrs. Ashley B. Vitale Mr. & Mrs. Gary E. Wendlandt GP’17 Mr. Andrew R. Willis ’00 Mr. Paul G. Woodhouse ’55W Mr. Washburne D. Wright ’60W Mr. Michael J. Zahornacky Jr. P’97, ’04 Mr. Michael J. Zahornacky IV Dr. & Mrs. Brett R. Zalkan ’83 Dr. Fred M. Ziter Jr. ’54W Mr. Michael P. Ziter ’61W Dr. William D. Ziter ’56W

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Mr. John M. Adan Jr. ’62W Mr. Dana T. Aftab ’81 Mrs. Michele Augusto P’99, ’04 Mr. Francis M. Austin Jr. ’46W & Dr. Virginia Weldon Ms. Linda R. Berube Lt. & Mrs. Lawrence Biondo P’21, ’21 Mr. Lewis W. Birmingham ’60W Mr. S. Prestley Blake & Mrs. Helen Davis Blake Dr. David L. Brown ’64M & Mrs. Ruth M. Remick Mr. & Mrs. James L. Brown IV ’55M Mrs. Jeanne K. Caropreso Dr. Symin J. Charpentier ’07 Mrs. Marilyn S. Clark ’84 Mrs. Anna S. Clough Ms. Christina J. Cronin, CFRE Mr. A. Winslow Dodge ’58W Mr. Robert S. Edmunds ’01 Mr. Robert B. Enemark ’42W Mr. William R. Faulkner Jr. ’57W Mr. Evan H. Gallivan ’96 Mrs. Janice Gammons Mr. Gunter M. Glass ’63W Mrs. Linda B. Griffin Mr. David H. Griffith ’59W Mr. Alan W. Hale ’81 Ms. Jane C. Hale Mrs. Janet Hale P’81 Mrs. Susan D. Hall Mr. Richard J. Harrington Sr. ’60M P’89, ’90 Mr. Douglas J. Harwood ’70W Dr. H. Bradford Hawley ’61W and Mrs. Christine J. Hawley Mrs. Betty Lou Hodgman Mr. & Mrs. Leverett M. Hubbard Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Scott B. Jacobs ’75 Mr. & Mrs. William E. James ’64W Mr. Charles D. Kellogg ’62W Dr. Jamieson D. Kennedy ’51W Dr. Paul I. Kingsbury ’53W Mr. Jordan L. Kramer ’73 Mr. Daniel B. Kunhardt Jr. ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Rodney J. LaBrecque Mr. & Mrs. James E. LaCrosse ’50W Mr. Geoffrey A. LaMarche ’00 Mr. Philip C. Lawton ’54W Mr. Peter C. Lincoln ’55W Mrs. Julie S. Lord Mr. Charles P. Lukasik ’74

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Mr. & Mrs. Ronald W. Barend ’66M Mrs. Cynthia O. Bean P’78 Mr. Gary R. Beauchamp ’78 Mrs. Verna Blackwell Mr. Garey M. Browne ’54M Mrs. Priscilla Carter & Mr. Charles W. Carter Mr. John F. Chapple III ’60W Mr. Kenneth R. Churilla ’61M Mr. Rufus P. Cushman 1873M Mr. Thaddeus L. Cushman Mrs. Mary A. Cutler 1901M Mr. William L. Danforth ’56W Mrs. Ellen J. Enemark Mr. William F. Favorite Mr. Dwight W. Gammons ’52W Dr. Ralph A. Goddard ’46W Mr. Edward J. Gramse, D.D.S. ’39W Mr. William A. Griffin ’68W Mr. Alan Hale ’46W P’81 Mr. Allan L. Haling ’42W Mr. Parker E. Hodgman ’55M Mr. Cyrus W. Holmes Jr.

Ms. Esther R. Holmes Mr. John G Hoyt ’48M Mr. Kent L. Karosen ’84 Mr. N. F. Maldonado ’55W Mr. & Mrs. Keith Martin ’47W Mr. Charles P. Mason Jr. ’63W Dr. Charles A. McCallum Jr. ’43W Mr. Robert C. McCray ’43M Mr. George I. Parker ’31W Mrs. Diane Peters P’78 Ms. Kimberly S. Peters ’78 Mr. Frank J. Pizzitola ’43M Mr. Chester H. Prentice ’40W Mr. Ralph A. Quackenbush ’51W Mr. Camille F. Sarrouf ’51W Mr. Craig Shea ’48W Mr. James J. Shea Jr. ’44W P’73 Mr. Edwin Shivell ’50M Mr. Francis W. Smith ’44W Mr. Lewis A. Storrs 1921W Mr. Edward Symes III ’64W Mr. John S. Williams ’39W Mr. Arthur H. Zalkan P’83, ’84, ’89 Mr. Sergay G. Zarynoff ’57W

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Planning for the Future in support of WMA By designating WMA in your will or living trust, you will help ensure that the Academy fulfills its mission to provide students with an excellent, academically challenging education in a diverse and supportive community. This meaningful act will result in a large and lasting impact. You can allow your gift to be used wherever it is most needed. Or you may choose to direct your gift to an area of the Academy that is most important to you, such as financial assistance, athletics, arts or faculty development.

THERE ARE MANY WAYS IN WHICH YOU CAN MAKE AN IMPACT. Charitable Bequest Retirement Plans Insurance Policies Charitable Gift Annuities Charitable Remainder Trusts Charitable Lead Trusts Retained Life Estate For more information please contact: Sean Valentine, Director of Stewardship & Donor Relations, at svalentine@wma.us or 413.596.9189. 26

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Giving Levels 1804 SOCIETY The 1804 Society is a group of committed alumni, parents, alumni parents, faculty and friends whose annual generosity sustains and accelerates the Wilbraham & Monson Academy mission to create transformational experiences for students. Monson Bell icon

indicates additional recognition in the Bell & Atlas Society for 5+ years of consecutive support. Names with an N are those who made their first gift to WMA during FY20.

Founders Circle $100,000 + Mr. & Mrs. Scott B. Jacobs '75 Mr. & Mrs. James E. LaCrosse '50W Mr. & Mrs. Mark R. Shenkman '61M

Wesleyan Circle $50,000 - $99,999 Antonacci Family Foundation Mr. Christopher C. Antonacci '06 & Ms. Olivia C. Clement '06 Mr. & Mrs. Frank G. Antonacci Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Antonacci Mrs. Marianne Antonacci Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Mrs. Linda B. Griffin Mr. Craig A. Rubin '63W Schwab Charitable Fund

Old Academy Circle

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$25,000 - $49,999 Chandler Architectural Products, Inc. Mr. Michael J. Flynn Mrs. Judith A. Knapp Mr. & Mrs. Andrew P. Mele Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Stuart '73

Fisk Circle $10,000 - $24,999 Dr. Raymond J. Anton '61M Balise Auto Group Mr. & Mrs. Christopher S. Bignell BNY Mellon Charitable Gift Fund Mr. & Mrs. David J. Callahan Mr. Gregory A. Coons '73 Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. DeNucci '91 Mr. Richard G. Dooley Mrs. Judith B. Hale Mr. & Mrs. Glenn R. Hanson Mr. & Mrs. William E. James '64W Mr. Yong D. Kwon '88 Mr. Peter C. Lincoln '55W Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Little Mr. Richard F. Morgan '59W Mr. Seri Osathanugrah '51W Mr. & Mrs. Stephen F. Pizzitola Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Stolpinski Mr. Paul J. Sullivan '91 U. S. Trust Mr. Stacey H. Widdicombe III '70W WILBRAHAM & MONSON ACADEMY

Binney Circle Andrew Associates Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund Bank of America Mr. Graeme A. Bazarian '87 Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. Bourgeois The Columbus Foundation Community Foundation of Western MA Mr. A. Winslow Dodge '58W Ms. Caitlin S. Flynn '06 Mr. Marc J. Gantman '70W Mr. Chris Glabicky '11 Mr. Gunter M. Glass '63W Mrs. Virginia L. Hoyt Mr. & Mrs. Leverett M. Hubbard Jr.

$5,000-$9,999

John J. Mullen Sr. Family Charitable Foundation Dr. & Mrs. Kamal Kalia Mrs. Judith A. Knapp Mr. S. Peter Manchester '58W Mr. Dean F. Redfern '72 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Marini MassMutual Financial Group Mr. & Mrs. David A. Reeves Dr. Bonnie Faulkner Ryan '82 Mr. Jonathan L. Sperling '57W Mr. & Mrs. William A. Tychsen '59W Mr. & Mrs. Gary E. Wendlandt Dr. Brett R. Zalkan '83

Mattern Circle

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Mr. Eric W. Anderson Mr. & Mrs. Faramarz Bahrehmand Barings Real Estate Advisers Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan F. Besse Edward J Brennan Jr. Foundation Mr. Edward J. Brennan III '80 Mr. James Brennan Mr. & Mrs. Charles M. Callahan III Mr. Francis T. Carrigan '65W Mr. & Mrs. Carl A. Conlon Mr. & Mrs. William Crocker Mr. Paul B. Cronin '53W Mr. Alexander Debelov '06 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin L. Derose '85 Mr. James S. Downey '73 Mr. Brian P. Easler & Dr. Stephanie J. Easler Mr. William R. Faulkner Jr. '57W Mr. Evan H. Gallivan '96 Mr. Carl A. Grassetti '61M Mr. David H. Griffith '59W Mr. William R. Guerin '89 Mr. & Mrs. C. Richard Harrison Mr. J. Lawrie Hibbard '52W Mr. Young Su Hong & Ms. Sun Jung Lim IBM International Foundation

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$1,804-$4,999

Mr. Michael O. Jennings '65M Dr. Jamieson D. Kennedy '51W Mr. Daniel B. Kunhardt Jr. '72 Drs. Daniel & Susan Landry Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Lutz N Dr. Thomas G. Magill '55W Mr. Barry M. Maloney '85 Mr. Todd R. Masnicki '89 Mr. Russell C. Garrison & Dr. Natasha M. McKay Mr. Gregory A. Merkel '72 Dr. John W. Miller '49W Mark A. Keroack, MD, MPH '72 New York Life Foundation Mr. Robert K. Nichols '63W Mr. & Mrs. Pablo Nyarady Mr. William H. Passy Mr. Peter S. Plumb, Esq. '61W Mr. Brian F. Randall '60W Mr. & Mrs. James M. Remaly '89 Dr. David L. Brown '64M & Mrs. Ruth M. Remick Mr. & Mrs. Philip R. Standel Dr. & Mrs. Jonathan Sudol Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Mr. Edward H. Thaxter '65W Mr. & Mrs. John M. Zebrowski

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FY21 DONORS BY CONSTITUENCY ALUMNI 1947 Mr. G. Eric Pucher '47W 1948 Mrs. Virginia L. Hoyt Mr. Edward W. Shore Jr. '48W 1949 Dr. John W. Miller '49W 1950 Mr. James E. LaCrosse '50W Robert K. MacLauchlin, Ph.D. '50W Mr. Arthur S. Robbins '50W Mr. Sheldon M. Woolf '50W 1951 Mr. Ernest A. Byron Jr. '51W Dr. Jamieson D. Kennedy '51W Mr. Richard A. Malin '51M Mr. Robert T. Marchant '51W Mr. Seri Osathanugrah '51W Mr. Peter N. Paul '51W Mr. Ralph A. Quackenbush '51W Mr. David M. Tyson '51W

1953 Mr. Paul B. Cronin '53W Mr. Robert G. Faulkner Sr. '53W Mr. Peter V. Ferguson '53W Mrs. Carol J. Googins Dr. Paul I. Kingsbury '53W Mr. M. John Lippman 53W 1954 Mr. Donald N. Femia '54W Mr. John C. McKenna, D.D.S. '54W Dr. Fred M. Ziter Jr. '54W 1955 Lt. Col. Richard W. Bailey, USMC Ret. '55M Mr. Gerald M. Davis '55W Mrs. Judith B. Hale Mr. Richard P. Hayes '55M Mr. Olli Timi P. Kokkonen '55W Mr. Peter C. Lincoln '55W Dr. Thomas G. Magill '55W Mr. George J. Murray '55M Mr. Donald T. Tull '55W

1957 Dr. Gary W. Ardison '57W Mr. Carmin F. Calabrese '57W Mr. William B. Cheney '57W Mr. Harry A. Day '57W Mr. William R. Faulkner Jr. '57W Mr. Joseph A. Furgal Jr. '57M Mr. Ronald P. Masnicki '57M Mr. Joseph W. Merritt Jr. '57W Mr. Charles A. Pettee '57W Mr. Philip H. Shaw Jr. '57W Mr. Jonathan L. Sperling '57W 1958 Mr. A. Winslow Dodge '58W Mr. S. Peter Manchester '58W Mr. John C. Marsh '58W Mr. Douglas T. Mulcahy '58W Mr. Bertrand A. Page '58W Mr. Philip S. Rand '58W 1959 Mr. David H. Griffith '59W Dr. Leigh Harrington '59W Mr. William O. Humes '59M Mr. Howard T. Jensen Jr. '59W Mr. Richard F. Morgan '59W Mr. Lee H. Schilling '59W Mr. Steven J. Schwartz '59M Mr. Dennis C. Sowers '59W Mr. William A. Tychsen '59W 1960 Mrs. Lorraine L. Albrecht Mr. Lewis W. Birmingham '60W Mr. Donald J. Collins '60M Mr. Frederik O. Crawford '60W Mr. Jon S. Florio '60M Mr. Charles F. GaNun Jr. '60W Mr. Richard J. Harrington Sr. '60M Mr. Robert H. Kingsbury '60W Mr. Paul D. Kreminski '60M Mr. James S. Macgregor III '60M Mr. James G. Matzen '60W Mr. Karl F. Miller '60W Mr. Bruce D. Peterson '60W Mr. Brian F. Randall '60W Mr. Bruce A. Wilson '60W 1961 Mr. Sumner G. Adams '61W Dr. Raymond J. Anton '61M Mr. Lawrence W. Bray '61M Mr. John A. Brockway '61M Mr. Douglas Findlay '61W Mr. Carl A. Grassetti '61M Dr. H. Bradford Hawley '61W Mr. Theodore W. Kappler Jr. '61W

Mr. Ralph F. Leonard '61W Mr. Richard LeStage '61W Mr. Alfred W. Mahan Jr. '61M Mr. Peter L. Murray, Esq. '61W Mr. Gerald M. Myers '61M Mr. Willard F. Pinney Jr. '61W Mr. Peter S. Plumb, Esq. '61W Mr. Mark R. Shenkman '61M Mr. Herbert W. Wilkinson III '61M Mr. James S. Wilson, D.P.M. '61M 1962 Mr. Robert S. Bromage '62W Mr. Robert L. Eddy Jr. '62W Mr. Mountfort A. Euston '62W Mr. A. Searle Field II '62W Mr. L. W. Fradet '62M N Mr. Robert J. Harlan Jr. '62M Mr. John B. Howe '62W Mr. Charles D. Kellogg '62W Mr. Ivar Larsen '62W Mr. John R. Payne Jr. '62W Mr. Peter R. Pierson '62W Mr. Dennis C. Rogan '62M Mr. Richard P. Taylor '62W Mr. Winston M. Turner, Ph.D. '62W 1963 Anonymous Mr. W. Scott Bartlett III '63W Mr. Jonathan A. Best '63W N Mr. Gunter M. Glass '63W Mr. William L. Lyons III '63W Mr. Robert K. Nichols '63W Mr. Craig A. Rubin '63W Mr. J. Gerald Schnell '63W Mr. H. Fletcher Swanson '63W Mr. Harry T. Whitin III '63W

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1952 Mr. Richard B. Brigham '52W Mr. J. Lawrie Hibbard Jr. '52W Mr. Edward S. Schwerdtle II '52W Mr. Richard P. von Hoorn '52W

1956 Mr. Douglas H. Blampied '56W Brig. Gen. David D. Boland '56M N Mr. William L. Danforth '56W Mr. Michael Sokolov '56M

1964 Mr. J. Michael Alexander '64M Mr. Robert S. Armell '64W Dr. David L. Brown '64M Mr. Richard S. Fuld Jr. '64W Mr. Jeffrey W. Goff '64W Mr. Edward T. Heffernan '64M Mr. William E. James '64W Mr. Craig E. Meadows '64W Mr. Robert A. Melikian '64W Mr. David E. Richheimer '64W Cmdr. John G. Shaw '64W Mr. Donald J. Southwick '64M Mr. Kenneth S. Sperber '64M Mr. James W. Symmonds '64M Mr. William S. Welles '64W 1965 Mr. Richard D. Carreno '65W Mr. Francis T. Carrigan '65W Mr. Michael O. Jennings '65M Rear Adm. Thomas J. Jurkowsky, USN Ret. '65W Dr. Edward J. Kosinski '65W Mr. K. Keith McAllister '65W Mr. Steven K. Miller '65W WILBRAHAM & MONSON ACADEMY

Mr. Charles G. Nothe '65M Mr. Jonathan C. Randall '65W Mr. Parker E. Smith '65M Mr. Edward H. Thaxter '65W Mr. Andrew G. Veitch '65W 1966 Mr. Peter R. Dixon '66W Capt. Edward C. Ferriter '66W Mr. Thomas M. Gavin '66W Mr. John H. Meissner '66W Mr. Francis R. Mitchell '66W Mr. Steven L. Paul '66W Mr. Frederick V. Peterson Jr. '66W Mrs. Linda E. Swift Mr. Thomas C. Vose '66W

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1967 Mr. James A. Barkhuff '67W Mr. Bruce S. Ferguson '67W Mr. Anthony L. Gagliardi Jr. '67W Mr. William C. Hine II '67W Mr. Douglas T. Jones '67W Mr. M. Loran Kary '67W Mr. David C. Ross '67W Mr. Michael F. Stone '67W Mr. Walter Toner '67W 1968 Mr. Jeffrey B. Berselli '68M Mr. Gunnar A. Edelstein '68M Mr. Thomas W. Gravelin '68W Mrs. Linda B. Griffin Mr. Lawrence H. Heaton '68W Mr. David E. Hoxeng '68W Mr. Robert R. Humberston '68W Mr. James S. Law '68W Mr. Timothy N. Lincoln '68W Mr. David B. Macomber '68M Dr. Ronald L. Majka '68M Mr. Laurence N. Rosen '68W 1969 Mr. Edward C. Dunn '69W Mr. Joseph J. Garstka '69M Mr. Wadsworth C. Hine Jr. '69W Mr. William T. Hyland Jr. '69W Dr. George W. Johnson Jr. '69M Mr. David I. Kent '69W Mr. Stephen N. Krevalin '69W Mr. Richard H. Lamb '69W Mr. Robert E. Longo '69W Mr. Robert T. O'Neill '69M Mr. Andrew M. Paul '69W Mr. Wayne Ranbom '69W Dr. Paul R. Reynolds '69W Mr. Robert L. Rinklin '69W Dr. David F. Wender '69W Mr. Benjamin F. Wilson, Esq. '69W 1970 Anonymous Mr. Robert D. Bardwell III '70W Mr. Richard U. Edgehill '70W 30

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Mr. Marc J. Gantman '70W Mr. James H. Herzog Jr. '70W Mr. A. Seth Roberts '70W Mr. Stacey H. Widdicombe III '70W 1971 Mr. Jonathan M. Sargent '71W Mr. Theodore C. Schlette '71W Mr. Kenneth E. Schneider '71W Mr. Robert T. Wentworth '71M 1972 Anonymous Mr. Frederick L. Blackwell '72 Mr. Stephen K. Harvey '72 Dr. Mark A. Keroack, MPH '72 Mr. Robert B. Kornfeld '72 Mr. Daniel B. Kunhardt Jr. '72 Mr. Gregory A. Merkel '72 Mr. Jeffrey M. Polep '72 Mr. Dean F. Redfern '72 Mr. James B. Ryder '72 Ms. Hillary M. Sullivan '72 Mr. John W. Sullivan Jr. '72 Mr. Carter L. Wormeley '72 1973 Mr. Gregory A. Coons '73 N Mr. James S. Downey '73 Dr. Christine Galavotti, Ph.D. '73 Mr. Timothy P. Harrington '73 Mr. Thomas J. Langer '73 Mr. David P. McDowell '73 Mr. Theodore L. Parson '73 Mr. Stephen J. Petrolati '73 Mr. Ralph D. Sinsheimer '73 Mr. Donald J. Stuart '73 Dr. Martitia P. Tuttle '73 1974 Mrs. Kathleen F. O'Sullivan Cosgrove '74 Mr. Douglas J. Taber '74 1975 Mr. Philip G. Anton '75 Ms. Carol A. Cady '75 Mr. Charles M. Callahan III '75 Mr. Scott B. Jacobs '75 Mr. Richard J. King '75 Mr. Wayne A. Livingstone '75 Ms. Jennifer J. Mattingly '75 N Mr. Irwin G. Michelman '75 1976 Mrs. Debra J. Pageau '76 1977 Mr. Robert J. Pradella '77 N Mr. Richard A. Serafino Jr. '77 Mr. Kyle E. Webb '77 1978 Mr. R. Timothy McBride '78 Mr. Charles J. Posnick '78 Mr. Mont E. Stong '78

1979 Mr. Glenn R. Anschutz '79 Mr. R. F. Gates III '79 Mr. Peter J. Henry '79 N Mr. Richard D. Newton '79 Mr. Donald J. Nicholson '79 Mr. Mark J. Rubbins '79 1980 Mr. John S. Banas III '80 Mr. Edward J. Brennan III '80 Lt. Col. Stephen M. Rusiecki '80 1981 Anonymous Ms. Beth A. Byrne '81 Ms. Stacey B. Drew '81 N Mrs. Patti S. Wagner '81 1982 Dr. Bonnie J. Faulkner Ryan '82 Mr. Josef E. Martin, CPCU '82 1983 Mr. Kenneth Giuffre '83 Mr. William R. Lane Jr. '83 Mrs. Jerilyn J. Paolino '83 Mrs. Christine L. Pilch Mancini '83 Dr. Brett R. Zalkan '83 1984 Mrs. Ann-Marie Lawlor '84 Mr. Kelley J. McCormick '84 Mr. Scott R. Trainor '84 1985 Mrs. Megan S. Aimone '85 Rev. Msgr. Christopher D. Connelly '85 Mr. Kevin L. Derose '85 Mr. Joshua S. Kelly '85 Mr. Barry M. Maloney '85 Mr. Marc A. Mancuso '85 Mr. Jeffrey R. Pelham '85 Mr. Tyler C. Sterck '85 1986 Mr. Andrew A. Bazarian '86 Mr. Eric J. Bennett '86 Ms. Julie Cecchini Cook '86 Mr. Stephen I. Dwyer '86 Mr. Lawrence D. Nathanson '86 Dr. Michael A. Pangan '86 Mr. Todd J. Stuart '86 Mr. Richard E. Thompson '86 1987 Mr. Graeme A. Bazarian '87 Mr. Robert M. Corey '87 Mrs. Maria F. Filardi '87 Mr. Michael S. Rutstein '87 Mrs. Bonnie M. Serino '87

1988 Mr. John P. Bilezikjian '88 Mr. Scott A. Faulkner, CPA '88 Mr. David M. Garr '88 Mr. Yong D. Kwon '88 Dr. Christopher M. Prior '88 Mr. Thomas G. Prior '88 Mr. Rand K. Silver '88

Mr. Bruce R. Mutch '97 Mr. Andrew J. Ross '97 Mr. Matthew J. Tudryn '97 Mrs. Mirella M. Young '97

1989 Mr. Ming F. Chang '89 Mr. William R. Guerin '89 Ms. Mahsa Khanbabai, Esq. '89 Mr. Todd M. Lamb '89 Mr. Todd R. Masnicki '89 Mr. Brian P. O'Connor '89 Dr. Alan A. Orquiola '89 Mr. Bradley L. Paster '89 Dr. Parshant Puri '89 Mr. James M. Remaly '89 Mr. Jonathan L. Specter '89

1999 Mr. Thaivan V. Bui '99 Dr. Jonathan T. Insler '99 Mr. Dohun Lee '99 N Mr. Michael J. Marinaccio '99

1990 Mr. Gregory J. Bazarian '90 Mr. Michael J. Dolaher '90 Mr. Kevin M. Jennings '90 Mrs. Day A. O'Toole '90 N

2001 Mr. Charles R. Bridge '01 Ms. Anna M. Davitt '01 Mr. Brian W. Juengst '01 Ms. Susanne E. Wagoner '01

1991 Mr. Michael C. DeNucci '91 Mrs. Maureen E. Driscoll '91 Mr. Eiji Kitajima '91 N Mrs. Tanya A. Masnicki Presz '91 Mr. Paul J. Sullivan '91

2002 Mr. Phillip B. Chesky '02 Mrs. Maureen A. Kelly Chesky '02

1993 Mr. Christopher Descalzo Jr. '93 Mr. Walter O. Duncan '93 N 1994 Mr. Jesadang Laohaprasit '94 Mr. Ian S. Macdonald '94 Mr. Adam P. VanVoorhis '94 1995 Ms. Kirsten M. Falteisek '95 Mr. Jonathan W. Giokas '95 Mr. Hunter Marosits '95 N Ms. Kara L. Thayer '95 1996 Ms. Colleen E. Foerster '96 Mr. Evan H. Gallivan '96 Mr. John J. Guerin '96 Mr. Matthew C. Jarvinen '96 Mr. Peter N. Jerusik '96 Mr. Matthew T. Risley '96 1997 Mrs. Colleen R. Blanset '97

2000 Ms. Whitney E. Gallivan '00 Mr. Christopher F. Jasinski '00 Mr. Geoffrey A. LaMarche '00 Mr. Andrew R. Willis '00 Ms. Monita Wong '00

2003 Ms. Julia Z. Duffy '03 Mrs. Stacey M. Sousa '03 N Mrs. Angelique R. Viamari '03 2004 Anonymous Ms. Xavierra Webb-Spann '04 Ms. Yelizaveta J. Zenchenko '04 2005 Mr. Nicholas R. Clement '05 Mrs. Stephanie M. Desjardins '05 Mr. Alexander N. Ely '05 N Mr. Matthew A. Hall '05 Mrs. Alexandra N. McEwen '05 Mr. Trevor L. McEwen '05 Mr. Nicholas V. Petrangelo '05 N Mr. Benjamin D. Premo '05 Ms. Diana E. Van Leeuwen '05 2006 Ms. Tasmina S. Ahmed '06 Mr. Christopher C. Antonacci '06 Mr. Theodore W. Brackett '06 Mrs. Norah F. Colby '06 Ms. Olivia C. Clement '06 Mr. William H. Daly '06 Mr. Matthew E. D'Amaddio '06 Mr. Alexander Debelov '06 Mr. Jacob R. Eddy '06 N Ms. Caitlin S. Flynn '06

2007 Mrs. Alison L. Mapplethorpe Balicki '07 Mr. Gregory J. Balicki '07 Mr. Joshua D. Binney '07 Dr. Symin J. Charpentier '07 Mr. Brian R. Laurita '07 Mr. Sean P. McGrath '07 Mr. Hunter L. Moss '07 Mr. Mark M. Murray '07 Mrs. Courtney L. Petrone-Autry '07 N 2008 Anonymous Mr. Marc R. Bourgeois '08 Mr. Troy M. Chin '08 N Ms. Brigid M. Jurgens '08 Mr. Andrew R. Shea '08 Ms. Emily A. Vincunas '08 2009 Mr. Colin S. Akerly '09 Ms. Kayla A. Caine Richards '09 Mr. Zakary J. Clark '09 Mr. Michael A. Desmond '09 N Mrs. Stephanie C. Firely '09 Ms. Sarah E. Lyon '09 Ms. Alessandra E. Mele '09 Ms. Emily M. Petrone '09 N 2010 Mr. William H. Bourgeois '10 Mrs. Hannah K. Dunphy '10 Mr. Adam J. Ginsberg '10 Ms. Adrianne T. Hanson '10 Ms. Stephanie T. Robbins '10 Ms. Zainab A. Sulaiman '10 Ms. Victoria C. Tavenner '10

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1992 Mr. Phill J. Louis '92 Mr. Bryan A. Musa '92

1998 Mrs. Kristina S. Guerin '98 Mr. Ryan J. Jennings '98 N

Mr. Peter J. Jurgens '06 Ms. Kristina E. Lyons '06 Mr. Joseph B. Martin '06 Mr. Pasquale H. Pio III '06 Mrs. Stacy D. Sosa '06

2011 Mr. Christopher J. Glabicky '11 Ms. Jeannette I. Iannacone '11 Ms. Bethany A. Lyon '11 Ms. Tresara G. Moore '11 Mr. Matthew S. Pajak '11 Ms. Jacqueline M. Smith '11 Ms. Sarah A. Tanguay '11 N 2012 Mr. John A. Little '12 2013 Anonymous Ms. Julia C. Beech '13 Ms. Kelsey A. Gomes '13 N Mr. Andrew D. Mordasky '13 Mr. Joshua T. Slater '13

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2014 Mr. Jackson J. FrenchRobitaille '14 Ms. Kristin H. Reeves '14 Ms. Jessica J. Smith '14 2015 Ms. Caroline O. Hancock '15 Mr. Brian T. Kennedy '15 2016 Mr. Colin A. O'Brien '16 Mr. Aaron V. Ruiz '16 2017 Ms. Jordana B. Irzyk '17 Ms. Emma M. Kindblom '17 2018 Ms. Alexa R. Fleury '18 N Ms. Alexandra E. Garrison '18 Ms. Haley K. Godin '18 Ms. Addison E. Wakelin '18 2019 Mr. John S. Wilson '19

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2020 Ms. Catarina G. Carter '20 N Ms. Claire S. Casey '20 N Ms. Emily L. Fafard '20 Mr. Liam L. Garrison '20 Mr. John C. Godin '20 Mr. Moonsu Kang '20 Mr. Matthew J. Shaw '20 N Mr. Pheeraphat Trairatanobhas '20 2022 Mr. Brendan A. Herbert '22 N Ms. Isabelle G. Wilson '22 2024 Mr. Mohan Zhang '24

CURRENT PARENTS Mrs. Megan S. Aimone '85 & Mr. T. Mark Aimone Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. Steven Austin Mr. & Mrs. Faramarz Bahrehmand Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan F. Besse Mr. & Mrs. Christopher S. Bignell Lt. & Mrs. Lawrence Biondo Mr. Jonathan W. Brook & Mrs. Marvina Lowry-Brook Ms. Colleen Burke Dr. & Mrs. Robert Campbell Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Chagnon Mr. & Mrs. Joshua Chechile N Mr. Zeqing Chen & Ms. Minghui Sun N Mr. Sungmin Choi & Mrs. Jaewon Chi 32

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Mr. & Mrs. Johnny Cordeiro N Mr. & Mrs. William Crocker Mr. & Mrs. Todd A. Cyboron N Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. DeNucci '91 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin L. Derose '85 Mr. & Mrs. Patrice M. Dubois Mr. & Mrs. Peter Dufresne Mr. & Mrs. James Dunbar Mr. & Mrs. Michael H. Dziura Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Ethier Mr. & Mrs. Mark Feeley Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin S. Ferris Ms. Colleen E. Foerster '96 & Mr. Jason A. Foerster Mr. Robert G. Forrest Jr. & Ms. Kristin M. Guglielmo N Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Fox Sr. Mr. Mark A. Girhiny Mrs. Tina L. Girhiny Mr. & Mrs. James M. Gouin Mr. & Mrs. Eric Hall N Mr. & Mrs. Craig M. Healy Mr. & Mrs. Keith M. Healy N Mr. & Mrs. Russell B. Held Mr. & Mrs. Shawn Hemingway Dr. Jeffrey Henderson & Dr. Elizabeth Rose Mr. & Mrs. Erich J. Herbert Mr. & Mrs. Jack Higgins N Mr. Henry Hong & Ms. Kealy O'Brien N Mr. Young Su Hong & Ms. Sun Jung Lim Mr. Doug S. Hutcheson & Ms. Margaret Lenihan Hutcheson Mr. Kevin M. Jennings '90 & Mrs. Kristin Jennings Mr. & Mrs. Harley Johnson Mr. Christopher Jones & Mrs. Corine Cagianello Jones N Drs. Janne & Maria Juusela N Dr. & Mrs. Kamal Kalia Mr. & Mrs. Michael Kane Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Kane N Mr. & Mrs. John Klepacki Drs. Daniel & Susan Landry Ms. Katherine S. Lapine N Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Lloyd Mr. John Lombard & Ms. Lilly Lombard Mr. Taifeng Lu & Mrs. Tao Chen Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Lutz N Mr. & Mrs. Paul Malandrinos Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Mannix Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Mark Mr. & Mrs. Hunter Marosits '95 N Mr. Kelley J. McCormick '84 & Mrs. Kim Christensen McCormick Mr. & Mrs. Peter E. Miccoli Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Gregory N. Morin N Dr. Ricardo Mujica & Dr. Ana M. Castrillon Mr. & Mrs. Pablo Nyarady Dr. & Mrs. Alan A. Orquiola '89 Mr. Gregory C. Osakwe & Dr. Ibitoro Osakwe Mr. Brendan M. O'Toole & Mrs. Day A. O'Toole '90 N Mrs. Tanika M. Patterson-Williams Ms. Emily Peckham N Mr. & Mrs. Luke R. Pelletier

Mrs. Tanya A. Masnicki Presz '91 & Mr. Thomas P. Presz Dr. Parshant Puri '89 & Dr. Beata Puri Mr. & Mrs. James M. Remaly '89 Mr. Juan Rivera & Ms. Amy Berube Rivera N Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey A. Robinson Drs. Doug & Erin Salvador Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Sanchez N Mr. & Mrs. Matthew B. Schuermann N Ms. Katherine A. Shea Mr. & Mrs. Thomas St. Cyr N Mr. & Ms. Eric Stoltz Dr. & Mrs. Jonathan Sudol Mr. Walter G. Swanson II Mr. & Mrs. David P. Szych N Ms. Kerry Tarpey Mr. & Mrs. Dylan Thomas Ms. Erin Tierney Mr. Steven Tremblay & Mrs. Michelle Jacques Mr. Felipe L. Uribe & Ms. Marcela Diaz Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Vanti Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey R. Vartabedian Ms. Valeri E. Wallace Mr. & Mrs. Ning Wang Mr. & Mrs. Stuart F. Whitcomb Mr. & Mrs. Seth M. Wilson Mr. Bin Xiong & Mrs. Xuefeng Chen Mr. & Mrs. John M. Zebrowski Mr. Shaohua Zhou & Ms. Yunhui Yang

ALUMNI PARENTS Mr. James Irzyk & Ms. Jody L. Abzug Dr. Aaron D. Kugelmass & Mrs. Karen E. Ambrose Mr. Eric W. Anderson Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. Frank G. Antonacci Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Antonacci Mr. Theodore D. Axas Mr. Stephen J. Balicki Dr. & Mrs. Glenn D. Benson-Lewis Mr. Jeffrey B. Berselli '68M Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan F. Besse Mr. William J. Best Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. Bourgeois Mr. William C. Bowie Mr. Carl D. Brodnax & Mrs. Stephanie Coleman N Mr. Jonathan W. Brook & Mrs. Marvina Lowry-Brook Mr. & Mrs. Charles M. Callahan III '75 Mr. & Mrs. David J. Callahan Mr. & Mrs. Charles P. Carson Mr. & Mrs. John C. Carter Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Chagnon Mr. Thomas J. McKenna & Ms. Tracey Chlapowski Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Coelho Mr. & Mrs. Shawn Z. Collier N Mr. Donald J. Collins '60M

Mr. Craig E. Meadows '64W Mr. & Mrs. Andrew P. Mele Mr. & Mrs. Peter E. Miccoli Sr. Mr. Francis R. Mitchell '66W Ms. Maria-Rallou T. Moore Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Moran Dr. & Mrs. David M. Mordasky Mr. & Mrs. Gregory N. Morin N Mr. Douglas T. Mulcahy '58W Mr. & Mrs. David L. Nagle Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Nallen Mr. Donald J. Nicholson '79 Mr. Adekunle Ogunbufunmi & Mrs. Efunronke Soluade Mr. Gregory C. Osakwe & Dr. Ibitoro Osakwe-Bell Mr. David H. Otte & Mrs. Audrey Blake Otte Mr. & Mrs. Roger Pell Mrs. Diane Peters Mr. & Mrs. Frank A. Petrangelo Mr. Charles A. Pettee '57W Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey R. Power Jr. Mr. & Mrs. David A. Premo Mr. & Mrs. Myles P. Prior Dr. Parshant Puri '89 & Dr. Beata Puri Dr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Race Mr. Mark S. Lyon & Mrs. Anne S. Redman-Lyon Mr. & Mrs. David A. Reeves Mr. John R. O'Reilly & Ms. Ann Rick Mr. John T. Risley Mr. & Mrs. Edward R. Robbins Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey A. Robinson Mrs. Sandra H. Ross Lt. Col. Stephen M. Rusiecki '80 Mr. Timothy P. Harrington ' 73 & Mrs. Anne P. Rutherford Mr. Stanley H. Rutstein Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Salomone Dr. & Mrs. Craig A. Saltzman N Drs. Doug & Erin Salvador Mr. & Mrs. John N. Sampson Mr. & Mrs. David K. Sherman Mr. Edward W. Shore Jr. '48W Mr. David C. Van Singel Mr. Vadim Sirot & Ms. Violeta Sirot Ms. Caroline T. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Garrett P. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Stolpinski Ms. Joanne Stuart Mr. Wen-Pin Huang & Ms. Fu-Mei Tang Mr. & Mrs. Gilles J. Tanguay Mr. & Mrs. Joshua Taylor Jr. Mr. Alexander V. Tokarskiy & Ms. Natalia N. Tokarskaya Mr. Thomas R. Toman Mr. & Mrs. Rick Ulmer Mr. & Mrs. Adam P. VanVoorhis '94 Mr. & Mrs. John P. Venditti Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Viasso Mr. Andrew Kroessler & Ms. Helen E. Vrontikis Mr. & Mrs. John C. Wakelin Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Walker

Mr. Frederick Spann & Ms. A. Jacquetta Webb-Spann Mr. & Mrs. David C. Weeks Mr. & Mrs. Stuart F. Whitcomb Mr. & Mrs. Seth M. Wilson Mr. & Mrs. Martin R. Wright Mr. Jack Rubin & Ms. Patricia Yuzawa-Rubin Mr. Guofeng Li & Mrs. Huiping Zhang Mr. Jinan Guan & Ms. Xiaoli Zhang N Mr. Qunjian Zhou & Ms. Jiangbo Chen Mr. & Ms. Wenjin Zhou Mr. Xijian Zhou

GRANDPARENTS Ms. Jean Aimone Anonymous Mrs. Marianne Antonacci Mr. Wavie Clemons N Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Cooke N Mrs. Kathryn Cutter Mr. Richard G. Dooley Mr. & Mrs. Robert Geoghegan Mr. & Mrs. Roger Gouin Mr. Michael O. Jennings '65M Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Mannix Mr. & Mrs. Ronald P. Masnicki '57M Mr. George J. Murray '55M Mr. John R. Payne Jr. '62W Mr. & Mrs. Donald B. Robitaille Mr. & Mrs. William T. Shea Mr. & Mrs. Edward R. Small N Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Strebel N Ms. Joanne Stuart Mr. & Mrs. Paul Tierney Mrs. Erin Walther Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth D. Wells Mr. & Mrs. Gary E. Wendlandt Mr. & Mrs. John M. Wilson Mr. James Withall & Mrs. Leslie Withall

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Mr. & Mrs. Carl A. Conlon Mr. Gary Cook Mr. & Mrs. William Crocker Mr. Charles D. D'Avanzo Mr. Van Gothner & Ms. Elizabeth A. Davison Mr. & Mrs. Robert Delhome Mr. & Mrs. David J. Demos Mr. Richard G. Dooley Mr. & Mrs. Peter Dufresne Mr. & Mrs. Michael H. Dziura Mr. Matthew Fafard Mr. Robert G. Faulkner Sr. '53W Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin S. Ferris Mr. Michael J. Flynn Ms. Geraldine M. FrenchRobitaille Mr. & Mrs. Colin Gaderon Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Gallivan Mr. Li Lu & Mrs. Xiaofang Gao Mr. & Mrs. Andrew G. Garvey Ms. Kate A. Gaw Mr. & Mrs. William J. Giokas Mr. & Mrs. Jason J. Godin Mr. & Mrs. James M. Gouin Mr. & Mrs. Laurent R. Grenier Mrs. Ligia P. Guerin Ms. Ellen M. Hancock Mr. & Mrs. Glenn R. Hanson Mr. Richard J. Harrington Sr. '60M Mr. & Mrs. C. Richard Harrison Mr. & Mrs. Hakim L. Hernandez Mr. & Mrs. Richard Holohan Mr. & Mrs. Allen Hsiao Mrs. Charlene L. Hulten Mr. Doug S. Hutcheson & Ms. Margaret Lenihan Hutcheson Mr. & Mrs. Frederick M. Insler Mr. & Mrs. Peter B. Izyk Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Jalbert Mr. Kevin M. Jennings '90 & Mrs. Kristin Jennings Mr. & Mrs. Andrew T. Jessup Mr. & Mrs. James S. Jurgens Mr. Reese Hutchison & Mrs. Elaine Kaiser Mr. & Mrs. Kevin J. Kane Mr. & Mrs. Michael Kane Mr. Donald E. Kelly Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Kendall Mr. & Mrs. Timothy P. Kenny Mr. & Mrs. Erik M. Kindblom Mrs. Judith A. Knapp Mr. Paul E. Bloomfield & Ms. Sherri L. Krassin Mr. & Mrs. David L. Kreps Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Lacey Mr. & Mrs. James A. Lagomarsino Mr. Phillip L. Faulstich & Mrs. Carol LaLiberte Mr. & Mrs. Francis F. Leaf III Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Little Mrs. Colleen Mahoney Mr. & Mrs. Frank S. Mancuso Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Steven P. Marcus Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Marini Mr. Ronald P. Masnicki '57M Mr. Russell C. Garrison & Dr. Natasha M. McKay

FACULTY & STAFF Mr. T. Mark Aimone Anonymous Mr. Joshua Bain Mr. Paul E. Bloomfield Mr. John F. Boozang Mr. Jonathan W. Brook & Mrs. Marvina Lowry-Brook Mrs. Maureen A. Kelly Chesky '02 Mrs. Barbara A. Conlon Mr. Gary F. Cook Mr. James Cooley N Mrs. Amy Crocker Mr. Charles D. D'Avanzo Mrs. Kim Davis Mr. Michael A. Desmond '09 N Mrs. Fabienne O. Dubois Mrs. Karen Dufresne

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By Constituency

Mrs. Elyse M. Dunbar Mr. & Mrs. Michael H. Dziura Mr. Brian P. Easler Mr. Mark A. Fischer Ms. Elizabeth A. Fontaine Squindo Ms. Kate A. Gaw Mrs. Virginia C. Giokas Mrs. Tina L. Girhiny Mr. James M. Gouin Mr. Timothy P. Harrington '73 Mrs. Tracey A. Healy Mr. Russell B. Held Ms. Dana Housey N Mrs. Gayle W. Hsiao Ms. Margaret Lenihan Hutcheson Mr. James Irzyk Mr. Kevin J. Kane Mr. Donald E. Kelly Mr. & Mrs. Erik M. Kindblom Mr. Brian P. Lautenschleger Mr. John C. Lombard Mr. Michael MacDonald Mr. Jamal D. Makkiya Mr. Michael C. Mannix Mr. Gary K. Marshall Mrs. Molly McGill Mrs. Kellie Molander Mrs. Janet P. Moran Mr. Donald J. Nicholson '79 Mrs. Kristin M. Oldham Mr. William H. Passy Mr. Luke R. Pelletier Dr. Marxan E. Pescetta Ms. Linda Pietras Mrs. Rosemarie B. Power Mrs. Tanya A. Masnicki Presz '91 Mr. Christopher W. Reed Mr. Todd W. Regnier Mrs. Christina X. Robinson Mrs. Jessica Rohan Ms. Theodora Ryan Mr. Clark Seibold Mr. Andrew R. Shea '08 Ms. Caroline T. Smith Mrs. Stacy D. Sosa '06 Mr. Nicholas Stafford Dr. John Strauss Mr. Walter G. Swanson II Ms. Kimberly Therieau Mr. Sean T. Valentine Mr. Jeffrey R. Vartabedian Mrs. Sarah E. Wakelin Ms. Valeri E. Wallace Mr. Gregory Walsh Mr. David C. Weeks Ms. Erika M. Whipple Mr. Stuart F. Whitcomb Ms. Lucie Ziemba, RN

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FORMER FACULTY & STAFF Mr. Thomas P. Addicks Mr. David Allen Ms. Tiffany Alrefae & Mr. Hasan Y. Alrefae Mr. Philip G. Anton '75 Ms. Sherri L. Krassin Mr. Charles R. Bridge '01 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony L. Carey Mr. Gregory A. Coons '73 N Ms. Christina J. Cronin, CFRE Mr. Edward C. Dunn '69W Mr. Phillip L. Faulstich Mr. Frank Fritts Mr. Richard P. Goldman Mrs. Linda B. Griffin Mr. Allen S. Hsiao Mr. Doug S. Hutcheson Mr. Thomas Iannacone Mrs. Lisa C. Jalbert Mr. Stanley A. Jarocki II Mrs. Catherine M. Jurgens Mr. James A. Lagomarsino Dr. Louise Lataille Mr. John Lefebvre Mrs. Jeanine M. Little Mr. & Mrs. Richard Malley Mrs. Bonnie R. Mannix Mrs. Virginia K. Mattern Mr. Sean P. McGrath '07 Mr. Martin D. McNamara Mr. Steven K. Miller '65W Mrs. Jerilyn J. Paolino '83 Mr. Gary L. Provost Mrs. Kathleen A. Sherman Mr. Richard R. Smith Ms. Jennifer Surette Mr. Greg G. Taylor Mr. Michael J. Thompson Mrs. Marjorie Weeks Mr. Herbert W. Wilkinson III '61M Mr. Stoddard M. Wilson

FRIENDS Ms. Judith A. Biondo Mr. James Brennan Mr. & Mrs. Ronald F. Brooks Jr. N Mr. & Mrs. Matthew M. Burke Ms. Ellen Caldwell N Mrs. Lucille Chase Ms. Barbara Collier N Mr. Douglas C. Cooney Mr. John A. K. Davies N Mr. & Mrs. Fred Dunne Jr. N Mrs. Francesca Eastman & Mr. Edward C. Goodstein Mr. & Mrs. Leverett M. Hubbard Jr. Mr. David Kulik N Mr. Michael Lutz N Mr. Thomas M. McNamara Mr. & Mrs. Stephen F. Pizzitola

Mrs. Linda P. Ruby Mr. Stoughton L. Smead Mr. Edward Sokolowski N Mr. & Mrs. Philip R. Standel Mrs. Ashley B. Vitale Dr. & Mrs. Michael Wasserman

CORPORATIONS & CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIIONS Amazon Smile Foundation Andrew Associates Anonymous Antonacci Family Foundation Archie D. & Bertha H. Walker Foundation Balise Auto Group Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund Bank of America Barings Real Estate Advisers Bergen County's United Way BNY Mellon Charitable Gift Fund The Brennan Family Foundation Chandler Architectural Products, Inc. Charities Aid Foundation of America The Columbus Foundation Community Foundation of Western MA The O'Connell Companies ConocoPhillips Company Corning Incorporated Foundation The David B. & Edward C. Goodstein Foundation Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Gates Foundation N IBM International Foundation John J. Mullen Sr. Family Charitable Foundation MassMutual Financial Group Morgan Stanley Foundation New York Life Foundation Pacific Life Foundation N PNC Raytheon Company Renaissance Charitable Foundation Inc. Schwab Charitable Fund Specter Perpetual Charitable Trust Travelers Group U.S. Trust U.S. Charitable Gift Trust Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Verisk Analytics

GIFTS IN KIND

In Honor of

In Memory of

Mr. Giovanni Biondo '21 Mr. John F. Boozang Mr. Cayden Brodnax '20 Mr. Durelle Brown Mr. Sungbeom Choi '21 Mr. Gary F. Cook Ms. Margaret Crocker '18, Mr. William D. Crocker III '20 & Mr. John E. Crocker '25 Mr. Charles D. D'Avanzo Ms. Grace M. Dineen '21 Ms. Hong Linh Duong '21 Mr. Brian P. Easler Ms. Emma Feeley '21 Mrs. Deborah R. Finley Mr. Conor G. Forrest '26 Ms. Alyssa Gaderon '19 Mr. Liam L. Garrison '20 Mr. Nicholas R. Giokas '07 Mr. Nathan P. Gould '21 Mr. Mathew J. Harrison '05 Mr. Basem K. Hernandez '19 Mr. Scott B. Jacobs '75 Mr. Samuel V. Jasmin '22 Mr. Aidan M. Jennings '21 Mr. Benjamin Johnson '21 Ms. Isabella C. Jones '24 Ms. Tendo M. Kalule '21 Ms. Kylie H. Kane '21 Mr. Nicholas M. Kane '21 Mr. Donald E. Kelly Mr. Ryan J. Leaf '13 Mr. Luke O. Lombard '22 Ms. Mei Lu '15 Mr. Jesse D. Lutz '21 Mr. Michael MacDonald Dr. Jules N. Manger '64W Ms. Megan A. Mark '23 Mr. Joseph W. Mazeika III '73 Mr. Patrick A. Mazeika '12

Mr. Charles M. Albrecht '60M Mr. Gary R. Beauchamp '78 Mr. Melchior J. Berselli '40M Mr. Gonzalo O. Beruff Perez '52W Mr. Joseph H. Buchholz Mr. Phillip J. Cardone Mr. Francis M. Casey Ms. Gail Chesworth-Taylor Mr. Paul R. Cramer Mr. Thomas Dineen Mr. Guy Easler Mrs. Marguerite Easler Mr. Richard R. Garstka '73 Mr. Robert J. Googins '53W Dr. Kathleen M. Gorski Mr. Gary A. Grelak '70W Mr. William A. Griffin '68W Mr. Robert T. Hale '55W Mr. Hugh Harrell Mr. Matthew M. Heenan '89 Mrs. Gail Jennings Mr. Arthur Kelley Jr. Mrs. Jane Kelly Mr. James J. Kinnane '70W Mr. Robert L. Lord '60M Mr. Walter G. Mattern Jr. Dr. Charles A. McCallum Jr. '43W Mr. Robert A. McElaney '85 Mr. Peter M. McKone '70M Mr. Thomas M. McMahon '70W Mr. John J. Mullen Jr. '65M Mr. Holcomb B. Noble '51W Dr. Meme Orquiola Mr. Michael J. Scanlon '65M Mrs. Florence J. Shaw Mr. Philip H. Shaw Mrs. Rita A. Southworth Mr. Wayne A. Stuart Mr. Edward Symes III '64W Ms. Carol B. Van Horne '78

Andrew Associates Mr. Jonathan A. Best '63W Mr. Lewis W. Birmingham '60W Ms. Barbara Collier Mr. John A. K. Davies Mrs. Ligia P. Guerin Mr. & Mrs. Leverett M. Hubbard Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Gregory N. Morin Mr. Richard D. Newton '79 Mr. Charles G. Nothe '65M Mrs. Tanika M. Patterson-Williams Mr. & Mrs. John N. Sampson

HONOR & MEMORIAL GIFTS

By Constituency

Contributions to the Academy were made in the name of the following individuals

Mr. James H. Wakelin '61W Mr. Kelley J. McCormick '84 Mr. Peter L. Nagle '14, Mr. Andrew D. Nagle '18 Dr. Charles B. Warden Jr. Mr. Frederick D. Watts & Ms. Emily J. Nagle '18 Mr. Donald J. Nicholson '79 Mr. Karsten B. Nyarady '21 Mr. Christopher A. Ogunbufunmi '19 Mr. Timothy J. O'Reilly '11 Mr. Jeremiah T. Patterson-Yancey '22 Ms. Tatum Perkins '21 Ms. Asha M. Puri '20 & Mr. Rohan P. Puri '23 Mr. Seth Y. Rubin '01 Mr. Christian R. Sanchez '27 Mr. John J. Sbordone Mr. Andrew R. Shea '08 Ms. Betelihem G. Stevens '20 Mr. Kyle R. Sudol '21 Mr. Gilles J. Tanguay & Mrs. Cheri M. Tanguay Ms. Olivia Tierney '25 Mr. Blakely T. Ulmer '19 Mr. John S. Wilson '19 & Ms. Isabelle G. Wilson '22 Ms. Gabrielle M. Zebrowski '22

Please note: Every attempt has been made to ensure the accuracy of our donor lists. Should you come across an error or omission, please accept our sincerest apologies and contact the Office of Advancement so that we may take appropriate action to correct it. WILBRAHAM & MONSON ACADEMY

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