Exeter College Donors’ Report ‘10 Annual Fund £483,781 Restricted Gifts £2,581,490 Legacies £154,759 Overall Total £3,233,507 Participation rate of Old Members 22% Exeter College Donors’ Report ‘10

From the Rector 2

College Finances 4

Income Statement 5

Annual Fund 6

Making a Difference 11

Volunteers 12

Legators and Legacy Pledges 13

Major Gifts 14

Major Benefactors 16

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From the Rector

Thanks to the generosity of our many donors, some wonderful things have been happening at Exeter College in the past year.

In particular, we have become the owners We are immensely grateful for this of the thrilling site on Walton Street that level of support. It puts us, as far as will become our New Quad – a move we I can determine, in second place would never have dared to make without among all major institutions of higher the support and help of our alumni and education outside the United States. friends. And we have completed our beautiful new graduate campus on the But your philanthropy does not just Iffley Road, giving us some of the best benefit these large projects. Every week, graduate accommodation in the University we draw on our Annual Fund, into which – or indeed the country. Again, this is the hundreds of Old Members, Parents result of the generosity of our alumni and and Friends of the College pay regular friends. amounts. The Annual Fund contributes to many of the College’s most important activities: our invaluable but expensive tutorial system; the Turl Street Arts Festival, which brings the three Turl Street colleges together for a week of music, theatre and fun; the hardship grant which stops a student fretting about finding the money for rent instead of concentrating on revision; the sports equipment that benefits our rowers, rugby players and runners; the Chapel Choir’s tour to the United States.

The Annual Fund has just had its best year ever. Not only did the gross amount raised soar by £100,000 over the previous year’s total, but the proportion of alumni

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who give to it has increased from 20% to conversation with an Old Member. And 22%. Some years, as you can see from of course, the telethon also gives our Old looking through this report, have done Members a chance to hear how College even better. Perhaps most impressive has changed since their day – and how it of all is the contribution of this year’s remains very much the same. Leavers, 56% of whom made a gift to Thank you for all that your generosity the College. Between them, they raised a makes possible. The whole College is total of £673 which was then matched by grateful for your continuing support. additional gifts by two Old Members.

We are immensely grateful for this level FRANCES CAIRNCROSS of support. It puts us, as far as I can RECTOR determine, in second place among all major institutions of higher education outside the United States. But I would like us to do even better – and move into first place.

Our participation rate is important, because it shows larger donors that they are not carrying the College alone.

One of our great successes in the past year has been our 1314 Society, to which we ask supporters to make an annual gift of £1,314 (less if they fall into one of the younger categories). The Society now has 168 members, and we are working to create new benefits for those who join, to recognise their philanthropy. Another success is our annual telephone campaign. It brings all sorts of unexpected benefits. One or two students have found their careers as a result of a telethon

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The College was pleased to record a surplus was that the Annual Fund brought in £63,000 for the year to 31 July 2010, against a very more than budgeted. conservative budget which anticipated a deficit. The Annual Fund, excluding other specific An exceptional effort to keep every room filled donations, achieved an amazing £483,781 and an increase in charges for commercial through the generosity of the Exeter community. conferences and banqueting, combined with The College has no control over academic fee a tight control on costs, has improved the income, and income from the endowment and Accommodation and Catering account. The commercial trading are driven by the economic development of Exeter House, the College’s environment. The Annual Fund thus enables splendid graduate accommodation, significantly the College to continue supporting activity which increases our capacity, but will also require some otherwise would be unsustainable. For Exeter, additional staff to maintain. Cataloguing the early £483,000 of Annual Fund income is equivalent printed book collection has added to Library to the income that would be generated from an costs and increasing the capacity and activity additional £15 million of endowment assets. of the Development Office to drive the Exeter In the past year, global equity markets staged Excelling campaign is reflected in the numbers. A a recovery, but generally the mood with most tremendous benefit of this focus on development investors is extremely cautious. The Investment Committee maintained higher cash reserves, Exeter College now has its own trading both to protect against volatility and to preserve subsidiary – ‘Exeter College Trading investment flexibility. In the year, the endowment Limited’. The company started trading recorded a total return of 14%, after a transfer of on 1 August 2010 and all of the College’s £1.55 million to the College revenue account, and commercial conferences and functions the value at 31 July was £46.9 million. will now be channelled through this body. This new company ensures that we During the year, the College drew on a £12 are complying with Charities legislation, million loan facility to complete Exeter House and it also provides assurance that all and begin the payments for Ruskin College’s site of our commercial activity is profitable on Walton Street. The loan will be substantially and is not a burden on the College and utilised by the end of the 2010/11 financial year, its charitable assets. All profits from the adding some £630,000 of annual interest charges company are Gift-Aided back to Exeter to expenditure. We are braced for a material College and used to fund the College’s reduction in academic income following the core activities. Spending Review on public funding in Higher

ELEANOR BURNETT, COLLEGE Education. For these reasons, the Annual Fund and fundraising for the Walton Street project will ACCOUNTANT be central to our financial planning.

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EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 10 Income Statement 2009-10

INCOME (£,000) Academic Tuition Fees 2,211 Accommodation and Catering 1,572 Conferences and Functions 1,013 Income from Endowment Return 1,548 Donations (including Annual Fund but excluding capital and endowment gifts) 986 Income from College Assets 411

TOTAL INCOME 7,741

EXPENDITURE Tuition and Research Direct Tuition Costs 1,743 Library and Archives 131 IT 171 Maintenance of College Buildings 677 Utilities 325 Security costs 220 3,267 Student Support 614 Accommodation and Catering (including Conferences) 2,155 College Administration 792 Development Office 450 TOTAL EXPENDITURE 7,278

SURPLUS FOR THE YEAR 463

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The Exeter College Annual Fund

2009/10 marked a memorable year for We have the second highest participation the Annual Fund: thanks to the generous rate in academic institutions outside the donations of our Old Members, Parents United States (behind University College)– and Friends we raised a total of £483,781 a truly remarkable achievement. in unrestricted income, an incredible The graphs below underline how income £100,000 more than last year’s total and to the Annual Fund has increased over more than £60,000 over our original target the last eight years, and the Donations by of £420,000. Stream graph shows how the College’s Exeter’s overall participation rate among revenue is divided between Annual Fund Old Members has risen from 20% to 22%, donations, Endowment and Capital Gifts, with 1,316 individuals making a gift to of which we received a significant number College. The size of the average gift also this year. increases every year: this year it was £363, £113 more than last year’s average.

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Telethon 2010 Eliminating Student Hardship

HISTORIC TELETHON INCOME The Annual Fund allows Exeter to 160 encourage outstanding students from poor 140 backgrounds to apply, with the reassurance 120 that they will be well taken care of when 100 they arrive in Oxford. Last year, 12 Exonian AMOUNT RAISED (£000’s) 80 Hardship Bursaries were awarded thanks to 60 the generosity of our Old Members. 40

20 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 0 “I really enjoyed my time working as a caller on Our ninth telethon campaign took place the telethon last year. I would like to thank all in January 2010 when 13 student callers of the people that I spoke with; it is wonderful picked up the phones to speak to Old to hear how precious people’s memories of Members around the world. 45% of the Exeter are. As a student who received a 648 who spoke to a student decided to hardship bursary, I am particularly grateful support Exeter by making a gift, raising for the generosity of the Old Members of the a total of £144,659. This is £12,770 College. Without the bursary I would not have been able to continue my studies here. Your more than the total raised last year. The continuing support makes a real difference to generosity of our Old Members and their the current students’ welfare and provides them enthusiasm at hearing College news from with opportunities that they would not otherwise our current students is very encouraging receive.” in these difficult economic times – 58 donors even chose to make a long term SAMUEL MILLS commitment to Exeter by setting up (2009, Physiological Sciences) standing orders or direct debits. Thank you very much to everybody who took the time to speak to one of our student callers.

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Ensuring Academic Enhancing the Excellence Collegiate Experience Income provided by the Annual Fund is Exeter is committed to providing its essential to safeguarding the unique and students with opportunities for personal personal experience of the tutorial, which development, regardless of the financial Exeter strongly believes is the finest form means of the individual. The Annual of teaching available to undergraduates. Fund allows students to benefit from travel scholarships, library grants, sports funding and Exeter’s Careers Office.

A FELLOW TAKES A WHIMSICAL THE CAREERS OFFICER INTRODUCES LOOK AT THE TUTORIAL… THE WORK OF THE CAREERS OFFICE

Why I still love giving tutorials after 25 The Careers Office is unique amongst the years at Exeter is that you have a chance Oxford Colleges, both in its level of activity to discuss a subject you really like with and in the attention it pays to individual intelligent people: to try out ideas with students. Thanks to the generosity of Old them, to do things with their ideas, and Members, at a time when many young to watch them growing in assurance, skill, people are struggling with a recession-hit and depth. Fortunately, they seem to job market, the Careers Office at Exeter enjoy it too; that’s partly because this form provides vital resources and opportunities of learning is so active. It’s like cooking to equip students with the skills they need some difficult cake, if you’re not very to thrive in their chosen career. That there experienced. You could read how to do it from a book, or you could watch someone should be such a successful and diverse else doing it; but what you’d prefer is programme at Exeter is testament to a body having a go yourself, with an experienced of Old Members who are accomplished, cake-maker to comment and correct. generous and engaged in College life. We’re so grateful to the people who help Without their support the Careers us to keep helping students create and programme at Exeter would not exist. learn by giving to the Annual Fund, which URSULA HACKETT (2006, POLITICS: supports the tutorial system at Exeter. COMPARATIVE GOVERNMENT) P R O F E S S O R G R E G O R Y HUTCHINSON, FELLOW (CLASSICS)

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Leavers’ Gift 1314 Society This year, thanks to the encouragement Three years since its launch, the 1314 of four of our leaving students, a large Society is more popular than ever with number of finalists chose to support Exeter’s Old Members. The jewel in Exeter by making a gift to the Annual the crown of Annual Fund Giving, it Fund. Patrick Howard, Felix Leach, Ed recognises donors who give a memorable Moores and Piers Taylor worked tirelessly sum to the causes supported by the in sending round e-mails, distributing Annual Fund. To join the 1314 Society, a flyers, and raising awareness of the role donor gives a minimum of £1,314 (gross) which the Annual Fund has played in in a financial year, with incentive rates for enhancing student life over the last three students and Old Members under 30. years. This year 168 members have enlisted, 41 56% of our departing undergraduates, more than last year, and a number of our along with some graduates and Williams leaving students chose to join by donating students, made a gift, with 40 students £13.14, the discounted rate for students. joining the 1314 Society by making a 1314 members will receive a letter from donation of £13.14 or more. The total the Rector, a pin and a certificate in the raised was £673, £114 more than was financial year in which they have made raised last year. their donation. They will also be invited to Special thanks go to the two Old Members an exclusive annual event in College. who each year support this initiative by matching the total raised. This is a real incentive to the students to participate in “I chose to support Exeter by joining the 1314 the enterprise at the level which they can Society because I believe it extremely important afford. that Oxford, through its Colleges, should continue to thrive as a leading University in the UK. It is very heartening to see such Without support from those who have been commitment to Exeter from our departing fortunate enough to attend Exeter this is made students, all the more so when the much more challenging given the funding cuts majority have not even secured a job yet. facing the University.” Their philanthropy is an inspiration to ian Carnegie-Brown the whole Exonian community and will (1980, jurisprudence) encourage Old Members who have not yet donated to Exeter to make their first gift.

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Disbursement Donations to the Annual Fund are unrestricted although donors are invited to express a preference as to how their gift is used. These preferences include tutorial support, student support (scholarships, hardships bursaries and travel grants), College facilities (including the Library and Chapel), student clubs and societies (including sport), and student career development. From this financial year, a proportion of Annual Fund income is being used to support the purchase and redevelopment of the Walton St site. The preferences expressed by donors are reflected in how the gifts are disbursed each year. What is especially encouraging is that the majority of donors to the Annual Fund (77% in 2009/10) chose to direct their gift to ‘wherever the need is greatest’ or did not express a preference at all.

ANNUAL FUND DONATIONS WITH DISBURSEMENT OF THE ANNUAL FUND PREFERENCE EXPRESSED 2009/10 2009/10

(EXCLUDES THE 77% OF DONORS WHO EXPRESSED NO PREFERENCE, OR CHOSE ‘WHERE THE NEED IS GREATEST’)

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Making a Difference In last year’s Donors’ Report, we reported the creation, by Liz Wood, of a Bursary for students reading French, set up in memory of her husband, Chris Wood (1960, Modern Languages). Here, the first beneficiary of the Bursary reports on the difference it made to his studies.

It was a great honour to be selected as this year’s beneficiary of the Chris Wood Bursary. As a third year student of French and Linguistics, currently on my Year Abroad, I appreciate the timely financial support which proved to be extremely helpful at the beginning of my Erasmus year in Paris, where student housing is infamously difficult. The unexpected long stay in a hostel, the transport fees for house viewings, the overpriced phone top-up cards all contributed to the inevitably excessive expenditures I was faced with before settling down. Without the Bursary I would have been in a much more difficult situation with financial worries. Moreover, the Bursary continues to offer great help with the purchase of academic books and materials, and I am certain that the financial support will motivate me more to realise the travel plans I have CORRECTION for this year. Therefore I am extremely grateful to Mrs Wood for her generosity In last year’s Donor’s Report in setting up this fund in memory of her we incorrectly reported Chris late husband. Wood’s (1960, Modern ALEXANDER DING (2008, MODERN Languages) subject as LANGUAGES & LINGUISTICS) Modern History. The online edition has been amended, and we apologise for this mistake, and any confusion caused.

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Now that the College is in Campaign mode, our volunteers are more active than ever. Our Year Group Reps are responsible for We still have some year groups without reaching out to their peers and keeping volunteers: 1961, 1972, 1981, 1982, 1988, them in touch with College happenings. 1990, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2007, 2008. If you wish to enrol as The success of this year’s Annual Fund was a volunteer for one of these years, please due in no small part to the creativity and contact the Development Office. enthusiasm of those volunteers who sent personalised e-mails to their peers stressing Thank you very much to those who give the importance of making a participatory their time to Exeter. gift to support Exeter.

I first reconnected with Exeter as a where the College is heading and I am volunteer about 10 years ago. A student excited by the Rector’s ambitions for the called me during the telethon and I began future. to learn how College had changed and It is rewarding to have rejoined the College what had stayed the same. I later hosted a community not least because I have been couple of North American Travel Scholars able to connect with Old Members from and was impressed by the young men and many decades, based on our shared women Exeter was sending out into the experience of, and interest in, a place that world. was special to us all. These connections, I valued my time as an undergraduate and and the sense of continuity with 700 years I appreciate the many intellectual and life of history and a hopeful future, enhance opportunities it opened up for me. It has what might otherwise just be the memory become important to me to try to repay of my undergraduate years. I would some of the benefits I received to current encourage anyone interested in the College and future generations. With that in mind, to reach out to peers and to other Old I have reached out to peers to encourage Members. I know the Development Office them to consider getting more involved is always looking for volunteers, and there with the College by contributing to the are many opportunities to contribute. Annual Fund and in other ways, and a few years ago I joined the Campaign Steering RICHARD BENNETT (1987, MODERN Committee. I have learned more about LANGUAGES)

1 2 EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 10 Legators and Legacy Pledges

Leaving a legacy or bequest is a wonderful way to support Exeter and allows us to establish scholarships, carry out much needed refurbishment or direct funds to the area of greatest need. Your bequest ensures that generations of students to come will benefit from the same experience and education enjoyed by all of our Old Members. We are very grateful to all those who remembered Exeter in their wills and are delighted to take the opportunity to honour them below. A further 18 Old Members in the past year have informed us that they are leaving a legacy to Exeter. If you would like more information about leaving a legacy to Exeter, please contact the Development Office.

LEGACY GIFTS Mr Colin Clowes Professor Fred Morrison Dr Ronald Watkins RECEIVED Mr Anthony Coleby His Honour Richard Mr Jeffery Wear IN 09|10 Professor Robert Day O’Rorke Mr Michael Wearne Mr Terry Baskett Mr Peter Dunkley Mr John Partridge Dr Herbert Werlin Professor Alfred Dale Mr Sam Eadie Dr Lesley Pattinson Mr Richard Wheway Mr Eric Kemp Canon John Edge Dr Brian Phillips Mr Michael Whitear Mr Scott Forsyth Mr Anthony Pollington Mr John White Mr James McDonald Mr Stephen Gale-Batten Professor John Quelch Mr Patrick Williams Dr John Palmer Mr Michael Gittins Mr Andrew Reekes Lord David Williamson Mr Alan Preston Mr Michael Gray Sir John Rowlinson of Horton Mr Edward Robinson Mr Peter Guggenheim Mr Michael Sargent Miss Alison Wilson Dr Phillip Hewett LCdr Michael Seakins Mr Martin Woodgett LEGACY PLEDGES Professor James Mr Henry Selby The Reverend Hugh SINCE 2000 Hiddleston Mr Stephen Siddall Wybrew Anonymous (63) Mr Michael Horniman Professor Peter Sleight Mr James Adams Mr Michael Hoskins Mr John Smith If you have made Sir Ronald Arculus Mr Timothy Houghton Mr Peter Spriddell provision for Exeter in Mr Jared Armstrong Mr Colin Howard Sir Kenneth Stowe your will and your name Mr Frank Ashby Mr Colin Hunter Mr Gwynne Sullivan is not listed here (and Mr Tim Ashley Mr Nigel Jenney Mr Joseph Sykes you have not requested Mr John Badcock Sir Sydney Kentridge Dr Brian Tiffen anonymity) please let Dr Michael Barrow Mr Ray Le Page Lord Peter Truscott us know. Mr Malcolm Baron Mr John Lister Mr David Vaisey Mr John Barraclough Mrs Michaela Manning Mr Robert Wagstaff Mr Henry Brown Dr John McOmie Dr Robin Wallace Mr Bruce Carnegie- Dr John Moll Professor Andrew Brown Mr John Morris Watson

1 3 EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 10 Major Gifts by Katrina Hancock, Director of Development

It might seem a little daunting to launch the Exeter Excelling Campaign in September 2009 to raise £45m while the economy still faces upheavals and every College budget has been restricted or cut. But a long history of philanthropic support from the People’s Republic of China to and a tradition of generosity have provided study Earth Sciences. Similarly, Richard a solid foundation on which we know we Mahoney (Friend) has continued his can rely. support of Emily O’Brien who is studying International Relations with a focus on More than ever before the Annual Fund Churchill, and Peter Thompson (Friend) has played a vital role in funding one- has supported Daniel Koffler in his final to-one tutorials, revision classes, and year reading Philosophy. Andrew Blake guaranteeing hardship support for all who (Friend) and Cung Vu (Friend) have need it. In addition to this vital, regular directed their support towards the Mary support are those whose philanthropy has Frances Cairncross Scholarship which the supported a specific area of the Campaign Rector created in memory of her mother such as scholarships, the purchase of the to bring to Exeter a top graduate student Walton Street site and focused support from a developing country. Two other for the tutorial system, some of whom are friends of the College, Bina Pandit and highlighted here. Detta O’Cathain, have created scholarships Alan Lammin’s (1974, Modern Languages) for graduates who did their undergraduate generous creation of the Mandarin degrees at Exeter so that we can keep hold Scholarship has brought us Xinyuan Zheng of these excellent students.

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The College formally purchased the Walton Street site on 17 March 2010 with confidence gained through early gifts received from members of the Campaign Committee, including Sir Ronald Cohen (1964, PPE), Mark Houghton Berry (1976, Literae Humaniores), John Leighfield (1958, Literae Humaniores) and Charles Outhwaite (1984, Modern History), together with other Old Members, Parents Literae Humaniores) made a generous gift of a current student, Friends of Exeter and to the Boat Club for training and equipment from Valerie Barr, the widow of Rector which they used to fund a training camp Emeritus Barr. at Wallingford over Easter; and David We are also grateful for the ongoing Hartnett (1971, English), John Quelch support for the tutorial system which we (1969, Modern History) and John Hughes believe is the sine qua non of an Oxford (1950, PPP) have all been very generous education and which we insist on protecting. in their support for different aspects of the Over the last year gifts have been received College Library and provision for study, from David Hughes (1965, Medicine) who, research and archives. as he retired from the medical profession, Every gift makes a difference and, without made a generous gift to support the teaching your support, we would not be able to of medicine at Exeter. Adam Hogg (1962, support our students nor offer the calibre Animal Physiology), Iain Lumsden (1964, or depth of teaching that we do. Whether Mathematics) and others have also made you choose to give to the Annual Fund generous gifts which have been directed or to direct your gift to a specific project towards the support of the tutorial and it such as those described above we – the is this focused giving that ensures that the Fellows and current students – know how tutorial will survive. much the College benefits as a direct result We have also been much encouraged by of your generosity. And we in turn rise to the generosity of Old Members who have the example you have set us. Fellows and supported very specific needs over the last students alike have started supporting the year. Stephen Green (1966, PPE) and his College financially, with 56% of the leaving wife Jay have committed to supporting the class this year making their first gift! Long post of Chaplain at Exeter College over the may this continue and long may Exeter coming years; Costas Prapopulos (1955, flourish. Thank you. 1 5 EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 10 Major Benefactors

RECTOR’S GUILD Professor John Quelch Mr John Ratcliffe OF BENEFACTORS The Kufuor Biographical Project Mr Alex Scott (DONATIONS OVER (in Honour of President John Mr Peter Thompson £1,000,000) Kufuor) Mr Timothy A Vanderver Jnr Mr Cung Vu Sir Ronald Cohen (Gifts in Honour PALMER Lady Joan Wheare of the Memory of Mr Michael BENEFACTORS Mrs Liz Wood Cohen) (DONATIONS OVER Mr Mark Houghton-Berry £50,000) EXETER Mr Krishna Pathak Anonymous (4) BENEFACTORS STAPELDON Mr Devin Brougham Anonymous (2) BENEFACTORS The Late Mr Rusty Drugan Mr Christopher Allner (DONATIONS OVER Mr Adam Hogg Mr John Ashdown £500,000) Dr John Hughes Mr Walt Bachman Anonymous (2) The Late Reverend Professor Mr Alan Bennett The Late Professor Fred Edwin James Mr Shom Bhattacharya Bornhauser Sir Peter Job Mr Bruce Carnegie-Brown Mr Bennett Boskey The Late Mr Brian Murgatroyd Ms Victoria Cech Mr Bart Holaday (Gifts from the Mr David Webb Mr Charles Cotton Dakota Foundation in Honour of The Late Mr Douglas Williams Mr Stephen Gale-Batten Mrs Elizabeth Gili Mrs Alberta Bart Holaday) PERYAM Mr Rafael Gil-Tienda Dr Rosemary Peacocke (in BENEFACTORS Mr Karl Hirshman Memory of Arthur Peacocke) (DONATIONS OVER The Late Reverend Rodney Mr Paul Pheby £25,000) Hunter PETRE Anonymous (10) Mr Aidan Langley BENEFACTORS Mr Nick Campsie Professor John Laslett (DONATIONS OVER Mr David Cannon Mr Bernard Oppetit £250,000) The Late Mr David Ms Bina Pandit Anonymous (2) Cowperthwaite Mr Ian Potts The Late Mr Peter Pointer The Late Dr Denys Dyer Mr Ralph Raby Mr Nicholas Gaynor Mr David Rodway ACLAND The Late Mr Bill Golden Mr Simon Ruckert BENEFACTORS Dr David Hughes Mr Peter Rushton (DONATIONS OVER Mr William Jackson The Late Sir Peter Russell £100,000) Sir Sydney Kentridge Dr Kenan Sahin Anonymous (2) Mr Pedro-Pablo Kuczynski Mr Michael Sissons Dr David Hartnett (Gifts from the Mr John Leighfield Mr Andrew Speirs Hartnett Trust) Mr Iain Lumsden Mr Richard Stubbs Mr Richard Heald Mr Hamish McRae Justice Murray Tobias Mr Richard Mahoney Mr Richard Meddings His Excellency Ambassador Mr Neil Monnery David Warren Mr Charles Outhwaite The Late Mr Michael West Mr Ashwin Ranganathan Mr Richard Wheway

1 6 EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 10 List of Donors

The following list recognises all those, including included in the total amount given for that year. Parents and Friends, who made a gift to Exeter Great effort has been made to ensure that this list in Financial Year 2010 (i.e. 1 August 2009 – 31 is accurate and we apologise in advance for any July 2010). Old Members who have made a major mistakes or omissions. Please let us know of any benefaction of £25,000 or greater this year are errors and we will be happy to print corrections in included in their year group list as a donor, but the next issue of the Donors’ Report. the value of their major benefaction has not been

Dr Harold Merskey Dr Mervyn Prichard Dr Maurice Mulcahy PRE-1944 Mr Reginald Robertson 1945 Captain John Pollard VOLUNTEER Reverend Prebendary Eric V O L U N T E E R The Late Mr Kenneth VACANT Tinker MR ROY SOMERSET Wills TOTAL GIVEN Dr Ronald Watkins TOTAL GIVEN £18,364 Mr Richard Yeo £1,964 PARTICIPATION RATE 1947 PARTICIPATION RATE V O L U N T E E R 37% 1944 45% MR PAUL ATYEO V O L U N T E E R TOTAL GIVEN Sir Ronald Arculus VACANT Mr Malcolm Baron Mr Frank Ashby TOTAL GIVEN The Reverend John £5,102 Mr Tony Barker £5,178 Benton PARTICIPATION RATE Dr Dick Barlow Mr Michael Bruce PARTICIPATION RATE 50% His Honour Gerald Mr Anthony Dalman Coombe 40% Professor Alan Eddy Mr Paul Atyeo Mr John Cooper Dr John Jeffreys Mr William Beattie Mr Michael Ball* Mr Peter Durgnat Mr David Sarre Mr Pat Clancy The Late Dr Roy Group Captain Hugh Dr Edwin Saxton Ambassador James Engle Bickerton Eccles Mr Roy Somerset Mr Ken Jones Mr Noel Fletcher Mr Michael Dryland Mr Arthur Marshall Mr Scott Forsyth Mr Barry Taylor Mr James McDonald Mr George Fulleylove 1946 Mr John Saunders Dr Joe Hatton V O L U N T E E R Mr Nicholas Thomas Mr Fred Hemming VACANT Mr Ronald Tidmarsh Mr Roy Holden TOTAL GIVEN Professor Stanley Walker Mr Michael Horniman Mr Alan Hutchinson* £8,578 PARTICIPATION RATE Mr Harry James Reverend Prebendary 42% Peter Jones Mr Bedrick Eisler Mr Eric Kemp Mr Hugh Gamon Mr Geoffrey Martindale Professor Martin Gibson Dr John McOmie Sir Sydney Kentridge* Mr Alan Preston

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Mr James Smith His Honour Giles Rooke 1948 Mr Anthony Watson Mr Peter Ryan V O L U N T E E R Mr Pip Watson Dr David Shorney 1953 MR ARNOLD REUBEN Mr Peter Southgate VOLUNTEER MR IAN HOLLANDS TOTAL GIVEN Mr Joseph Sykes 1950 Mr John White TOTAL GIVEN £14,525 V O L U N T E E R Mr Roger Wilson* £5,927 PARTICIPATION RATE DR HENRY WILL PARTICIPATION RATE 46% TOTAL GIVEN £31,371 1952 50% Mr Jared Armstrong V O L U N T E E R S PARTICIPATION RATE Anonymous Mr Reg Braddon* MR KEITH HOLLOWAY Mr John Bickerdike Mr Keith Ferris MR TONY MORETON 45% Mr Michael Blower Mr Arthur Herrington TOTAL GIVEN Mr Laurence Le Quesne Anonymous Mr David Bolton The Late Mr Robert Mr Roger Broadhurst £3,837 Dr John Buchanan Lowndes Professor Rufus Churcher PARTICIPATION RATE Dr Bernard Carré Dr Brian Phillips* Mr Nevin Davies 40% Mr Nicholas Coleman Dr John Pike* The Late Dr Ian Mr Peter Dutton Mr John Probert Henderson Mr Pip Appleby Mr Sam Eadie Mr John Robinson Mr Glye Hodson Mr Michael Carter Mr Ramsay Fenton Mr Robert Smith Dr John Hughes Mr Colin Cowey Mr Ian Hollands Mr Peter Spriddell Dr Patrick Metcalfe Mr Peter Fisher Mr John Houlton Sir Kenneth Stowe* Mr Norman Oliver Mr Graham Garvie Mr Brian Kethero Dr Brian Tiffen Mr Dennis Stanfill The Reverend John Dr Lawrence Lindquist The Reverend David Mr Peter Taylor Henstridge Mr Michael Lockton Watts Mr Richard Wheway* Mr Keith Holloway Mr Peter Meredith Mr Michael Wearne Dr Henry Will Mr David Japes Mr Brian Park Dr Rex Williams Mr Vernon Kitch Mr Eric Pride Mr Chris Winn The Reverend William Mr Michael Rose 1951 Lake Mr William Sanders V O L U N T E E R Mr Tony Moreton Mr Michael Sargent 1949 MR PETER RYAN Mr Eric Pankhurst His Honour Jim TOTAL GIVEN V O L U N T E E R Mr Brian Regan Stephenson VACANT £7,206 The Reverend David Mr George Welch TOTAL GIVEN PARTICIPATION RATE Sharpe Mr Jo Welch Mr John Tayler Mr Hans Wells-Furby £8,226 38% Dr David Wayne PARTICIPATION RATE Mr Colin Clowes* Dr Brian Wilkey 28% Mr Gordon Cove Mr David Wright Mr Michael Braine Mr Frederick Dakin Mr Alan Cassels Dr Walter Gratzer Reverend Canon Dr Mr Barrie Hall Michael Green The Reverend James Mr Jay Gruenfeld McConica Mr Peter Guggenheim Mr James Midwinter Mr James Hacker Mr Brian Moore Professor Frank King Mr Keith Pearson Mr John Orchard Mr Edwin Prince Dr Anthony Robson Dr Ashley Pugh Mr David Rolfe Dr Colin Richards Mr Alan Russett*

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Mr Costas Prapopulos Mr Brian Roden 1954 Mr Joe Schork 1957 1958 V O L U N T E E R S Mr Alan Seager V O L U N T E E R S V O L U N T E E R S MR JOHN PARTRIDGE Mr Neville Sheard HIS HONOUR MR ROGER THORN MR ALAN Mr Michael Sissons* MICHAEL LIGHTFOOT, MR JOHN LEIGHFIELD SHALLCROSS Dr Robin Wallace* PROFESSOR ARTHUR TOTAL GIVEN TOTAL GIVEN Mr Paul Wheeler MORRIS £36,382 His Honour Kenneth TOTAL GIVEN £7,404 PARTICIPATION RATE PARTICIPATION RATE Zucker £17,794 30% 42% PARTICIPATION RATE Anonymous Anonymous 1956 40% Mr John Badcock Mr John Boulter V O L U N T E E R Mr David Authers Mr David Best Mr Michael Budd MR ANTON BUCKOKE Mr Barrie Benfield The Reverend Edward Mr Bruce Coulson TOTAL GIVEN Mr Michael Collins Clark Mr Peter de Iongh £12,758 Mr Brian Cunningham Mr David Harrison Mr Harry Eccles PARTICIPATION RATE Professor Peter Elbow Mr David Heilbron Mr Edward Eyre Dr Terry Fenton Mr Karl Hirshman* Mr Nigel Graves 34% Mr Gerald Harrison Mr Dick Hyde Mr Victor Kemp Dr Richard Arnold Mr Roger Horne Mr Christopher James Professor John Laslett* Sir John Ashworth* Mr Richard Johnson Dr David Knight Mr John Oxford Mr Hugh Barrett Mr Ray Jones Mr John Leighfield Mr John Partridge Mr Alan Brain Mr Brian Knight Mr Dominic Low Mr Anthony Pollington Professor Richard Mr Philip Le Brocq Mr Tom Merren Mr John Saunders Brealey His Honour Michael Dr Michael Richards Dr Memo Spathis Mr Anton Buckoke Lightfoot Mr Gwynne Sullivan Professor Richard Mr Peter Carroll Mr John Meakin Mr Roger Thorn Swinburne* Dr Michael Crowe Mr Paul Miller Professor Edward Tyler* Mr Eric Wilkinson Mr Michael Gittins Professor Arthur Morris Mr Bill Witt Professor Ted Gordon- Mr Richard Penn Smith Mr Michael Ramsbotham 1959 1955 Mr John Goslin Mr David Rimmer V O L U N T E E R V O L U N T E E R Mr Pedro-Pablo Mr Neil Roberts MR PETER HOBBS MR NEVILLE SHEARD Kuczynski Mr David Rodway TOTAL GIVEN TOTAL GIVEN Mr John Lea Mr Christopher Sinclair £7,710 Mr Roger Pyne Mr Ian Stoyle PARTICIPATION RATE £16,478 Mr Henry Selby Mr Jeffery Wear PARTICIPATION RATE Mr Noel Shobbrook Mr Colin Wood 40% Dr Robert Sider 40% Anonymous Mr Andrew Sillito Mr Clive Annets Mr Robert Argles Professor Donald Mr Roger Billings Mr Malcolm Bannister Sniegowski Mr Simon Clements Dr Graham Chandler Mr Max Summerell Mr David Davies Mr Ivor Davies Professor Henry Mr Steve Hatch Mr Michael Davis Summerfield Dr David Hopkins His Honour Michael Mr Alan Taylor Mr Michael Jenkins Fysh Dr Price Zimmermann Mr Graham Keeley* Dr Bill Gordon Mr Godfrey Lloyd Dr Christopher Green Mr John Lovell Mr Trevor Harrison

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Mr Gerald Hewertson- Professor Bill Neville Tisdall Mr Derek Slater Mr Peter Hobbs 1961 1962 Professor Robert Smythe Mr Brian Kingshott V O L U N T E E R V O L U N T E E R S Mr Andrew Walker Mr Michael Langford VACANT MR ADAM HOGG Mr Peter Walters Mr Michael Masterson TOTAL GIVEN MR IAN POTTS Mr Alun Williams Mr Ian McCubbin £7,821 TOTAL GIVEN Mr David Wilson Mr David Milnes* PARTICIPATION RATE £12,754 Reverend Canon Richard PARTICIPATION RATE Orchard 34% 1964 Mr John Parsons V O L U N T E E R Dr Rip Bulkeley 30% Mr Andrew Pirie MR MIKE PRESTON Dr Richard Du Parcq Mr John Armstrong Mr David Rowe TOTAL GIVEN Reverend Canon Robin The Reverend Peter Professor Michael Ewbank Beacham £25,851 Schofield Mr Ian Gatenby Mr Philip Beckett PARTICIPATION RATE Dr Christopher Storr Dr Richard Gill Professor Edward Mr Hal Stuart Mr David Godfrey* Berman 32% Mr Hugh Sweet* Mr Bob Hannam Mr Douglas Boyd Anonymous Professor Christopher Mr Sandrey Date Mr Tony Addison Lange Mr Bill Flett Mr Christopher Allen 1960 Mr Peter Moffatt Mr Adam Hogg* Mr John Alpass V O L U N T E E R Professor Fred Morrison Mr Frank James Mr Stewart Ashurst MR ALAN BROOMHEAD Mr Stephen Oliver Mr Damien Knight Mr David Badcock TOTAL GIVEN The Reverend John Mr Anthony Leach Professor Robin £8,595 Perry Mr Keith Norman Boadway PARTICIPATION RATE Mr Charles Philpin Dr Stuart Parkes Sir Ronald Cohen The Reverend Stephen Mr Ian Potts* Professor Raymond 39% Pix* Mr John Quenby Dwek Anonymous (2) Mr Guy Rowston Dr John Sleeman Dr Peter Harris Mr Jack Amos Mr Stephen Siddall Mr John Smith Mr Christopher Holroyd Dr Thomas Bevir Justice Murray Tobias Mr Anthony Targett Mr David Jeacock Mr Alan Broomhead Mr Nigel Tonkin* Mr Richard Wills Mr Colin Luke Mr Patrick Brown Mr Peter Walker Mr Jim Wilson Mr Iain Lumsden Mr Tony Cole Mr Paul Webb Mr Duncan Matheson Mr Peter Dormor Mr Ian McGowan Dr Philip Heycock 1963 Mr Paul Mildred Mr Christopher Jervis V O L U N T E E R Sir Kenneth Parker Dr John Moll MR ANDREW WALKER Mr Bruce Patrick Mr Jeffrey Newman TOTAL GIVEN Mr John Snell Dr David Pattison £2,582 Mr Roger Surcombe Mr Angus Ross Dr Richard Suzman PARTICIPATION RATE Mr John Rowe Professor Dick Taylor Mr Nigel Salmon 22% Mr Brian Ward Mr Joseph Sharp Sir Ivor Crewe Mr John Thane Mr Norman Davidson Mr John Trembath Kelly Dr Robert Wilcher Mr Richard Easterbrook Mr John Frood Mr Ralph Garbett Mr Gideon Hudson Mr David Nash*

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Professor Hugh Beale The Reverend Andrew Mr Noel Clarke Scaife 1965 Mr Martin Couchman 1968 Mr Simon Willbourn V O L U N T E E R S The Reverend Roger V O L U N T E E R DR JOHN VINSON Gilbert SIR MARK ALLEN MR TOM STEELE Mr Peter Gluckman TOTAL GIVEN 1970 TOTAL GIVEN Mr Stephen Green £4,258 V O L U N T E E R Mr Hartley Heard MR PETER WILSON £14,725 PARTICIPATION RATE TOTAL GIVEN PARTICIPATION RATE Mr Roger Kubarych Mr Michael Lanning 31% £1,997 33% Mr John Lenton Sir Mark Allen PARTICIPATION RATE Mr Ian Litterick Mr Anthony Brailsford Mr Clive Carpenter Mr David Pow Mr Anthony Coughlan Dr Richard Corran 22% Mr Nick Stokes Mr Richard Hermon Dr Alan Davis Mr Graham Bennett Mr Terry Walton Mr Alan Hing Dr Mike Ferris Mr David Ceen Hon Sir James Holman The Reverend John Mr Richard Cullen Mr Barry Hooks Fulton Mr Gerry Halon Mr Michael Hoskins 1967 Mr Andrew Harvey Professor Ian Lawrie V O L U N T E E R Dr David Hughes Mr Michael Hinman Mr Christopher Priest MR HENRY BROWN Professor Mark Janis Mr Malcolm Hitchings Mr John Raynor TOTAL GIVEN Mr Colin Joseph* Mr Bo Jones Jr Mr Richard Salter Mr Tom Levinson £4,184 Mr Graham Miller Mr Mike Shallcross Mr Stephen Marfleet PARTICIPATION RATE Mr Eddie Olszyna- Dr Michael Simpson Mr Peter Monroe Marzys Mr Richard Sparks Mr Peter Neville 21% Mr Anthony Sykes Mr David Taylor Dr John Schwarzmantel Anonymous (2) Mr Andrew Taylor Mr David Tucker Mr Mike Senior Dr George Doucas Mr David Travers Mr Peter Wilson Mr David Short Mr Alan Green The Reverend Jonathan Mr Stephen Wilson Mr Tom Steele* Mr Richard Grier Trigg Mr David Taylor Mr Helmut Kumm Mr Ian Vickerage Mr Hugh Thomson Mr Michael Langley Mr Tom Wald 1971 Mr Timothy Vanderver Mr Robert Newman Mr Ernest Werlin V O L U N T E E R Dr John Vinson Mr Charles Oram MR PETER MIÉVILLE Mr Martin Yates Professor Roger Pearson TOTAL GIVEN Mr Philip Ratcliffe 1969 £25,880 The Right Reverend V O L U N T E E R PARTICIPATION RATE 1966 Monsignor Gordon DR RICHARD HARRIES V O L U N T E E R Read TOTAL GIVEN 29% MR TERRY WALTON Dr Michael Schultz TOTAL GIVEN £7,603 Anonymous Mr Robin Taylor PARTICIPATION RATE Dr Richard Booth Mr David Watson £8,975 Mr Anthony Dlugosz PARTICIPATION RATE 19% Mr Geoff Hall 33% Mr Michael Allen Dr David Hartnett Mr Alastair Brett Mr Richard Jackson* Anonymous Dr Andrew Chojnicki Mr Francis Jones* Dr Huw Alban Davies Dr Mike Griffiths* Professor Dominic Mr Roger Alton Mr Michael Lee Kwiatkowski Mr Keith Atkey Mr Greg Marks Mr Andrew Martin-Smith Mr Walt Bachman* Mr Michael Poultney Mr Alasdair McKeane Mr Ray Banks Professor John Quelch Mr Peter Miéville Dr Richard Barker* Mr Andy Ross* Mr Philip Nokes

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Mr Scott Nycum Mr Paul O’Brien Mr Tim O’Brien Dr Christopher Perrett Dr David Ralph 1973 Mr Andy Popham* 1976 Mr John Ratcliffe V O L U N T E E R Mr Simon Rallison V O L U N T E E R Mr Trevor Reeve MR GEORGE ROFFE- Dr Steven Ratcliffe MR MARK Mr Peter Smith SILVESTER Mr Robert Reid HOUGHTON-BERRY Mr Tony Spencer TOTAL GIVEN Mr Clive Richards TOTAL GIVEN Professor Peter Walls £15,004 Mr Nigel Roffe £8,830 Sir Michael Wigan Mr Howard Rosen PARTICIPATION RATE PARTICIPATION RATE Professor Peter Willett Mr Paul Sanders 19% Dr David Seddon 28% Mr Barry Smith Anonymous Mr Mark Ballman Dr David Smith 1972 Dr Bernard Besly Mr Neil Burton V O L U N T E E R Mr Ian Smith Mr David Camp Dr Sumit Chanda VACANT Mr Paul Smith Mr David Cannon* Mr John Clark TOTAL GIVEN Mr Christopher Spray Mr Mark Duckham Mr Andrew Clarke Dr John Taylor £9,218 Mr Keith Fox* The Honourable Justice Mr Richard Tolkien* PARTICIPATION RATE Mr David Frith Thomas Cromwell Mr Martin Whittaker Mr Michael Hosking Mr Gareth Edwards Mr John Woodward 23% Mr Bill Johnson Mr Robert Haden Mr Chris Albiston Mr George Roffe- Mr Mark Houghton- Mr Andrew Allner* Silvester* Berry Mr Roger Baker Dr David Seamark 1975 Sir Roland Jackson V O L U N T E E R Mr Raymond Bell Mr Roger Stone Mr Paul Kane MR GILES EMERSON Mr Nick Byrne Dr Mark Thackeray Mr Nick Kendall- TOTAL GIVEN Mr Malcolm Churchill Dr Jerry Wales Carpenter Mr Michael Frankl Mr Julian Wynter £5,737 Mr Adrian Long Mr Stephen Gale-Batten PARTICIPATION RATE Mr John Melotte Mr Stewart Hamilton 23% Dr David Murdoch Mr Nick Kirk 1974 Mr Andrew Paton Mr Keith Le Page V O L U N T E E R S Mr Ian Christie Mr Richard Powell Mr Edward Nicol MR CHRISTOPHER Mr Graham Fosh Mr Michael Ralph Dr Girish Patel SPRAY Dr David Goldbloom The Reverend Duncan Mr Jim Rathbone* MR ALAN LAMMIN Mr Richard Hannah Raynor Dr Martin Smith MR MARK KING Mr Christopher Mr Roman Rudkowskyj Dr Graham Taylor TOTAL GIVEN Headdon Dr Simon Stevenson Mr Ian Webb £15,905 Mr Bill Lanyon Mr Richard Stubbs* Mr David Whitelam* Mr Dave Lawley Mr Nick Taunt PARTICIPATION RATE Dr Paul Leyland Mr Philip Terzian 37% Mr John Miller Dr Simon Winterton Dr James Mumford Anonymous Mr Alan Newton Dr Mark Currie Mr Robert Parkinson Mr David Harris* Dr Peter Shadbolt* Mr Mark Hatcher Mr Mark Shaddick Mr Colin Hawkes Mr Douglas Stembridge Mr Jeremy Holt Dr Philip Stephens Mr Ken Ibbett* Mr Chris Sturdee Mr Peter Kelly Mr Richard Truscott Mr Mark King Mr David Watson Mr Alan Lammin Mr Ian McGregor

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Lord Peter Truscott Mr Rhodri Williams Mr Toby Wallis 1977 Mr Derek Wheeler* 1980 V O L U N T E E R S Mr Peter Woodbridge V O L U N T E E R 1982 MR CHISANGA PUTA- MR NEIL MONNERY V O L U N T E E R CHEKWE TOTAL GIVEN VACANT MR ROGER FINK 1979 £6,864 TOTAL GIVEN TOTAL GIVEN V O L U N T E E R PARTICIPATION RATE £3,863 MR CHRISTOPHER £3,414 PARTICIPATION RATE ALLNER 21% PARTICIPATION RATE TOTAL GIVEN 18% 19% Mrs Yvonne Ashton £12,024 Mr Ian Carnegie Brown* Anonymous (3) Dr Julian Alworth PARTICIPATION RATE Mr Tim Cato Mr Chris Archer-Lock Mr David Blower Mr Andrew Dobson Mr Simon Chadwick Dr Jeremy Broadhead 26% Mr Andrew Goldsworthy Mr Martin Clemoes Dr Stephen Cameron Anonymous Mr Paul Hammond Mr Alan Heald Mr Christopher Mr Christopher Allner Mr Robert Haynes* Mr Nicholas Hill Danilewicz Mr Chuck Anderson Mr Andy Hobart Mr Adrian Knight Mr Michael Hart* Mr Christopher Andrews Mr Nick Kennedy Mrs Tessa McDonald Mr Stephen Jerome Mrs Alison Barne Mr Ian Lever Ms Jane Novak Dr Christopher Ree Mr Dick Barton Mr Harry Marshall Dr Philip Rose Mr Michael Scarisbrick Mr Ian Bradbury* Mr Neil Monnery* Mr Dan Rosen Mr Malcolm Sumner Mr Michael Coleman* Mr Philip New Mr David Skinner Mr Mark Thomas Professor Steve Higgins Mr Stephen Newman Mr Dominic Watts Mr Richard Watson Mr Robin Howard Mr Kevin Pantling Mr Nicholas Worskett Mr Jeremy Hull Mrs Catherine Score Mr Alexander Minford Mr Julian Thomas 1978 Mr Richard Morris 1983 V O L U N T E E R Ms Ann Nursey V O L U N T E E R MR TOBY WALLIS Mr Andrew Peck 1981 MR ANDY ANSON TOTAL GIVEN Mr Trevor Pethick V O L U N T E E R TOTAL GIVEN £8,442 Mr Paul Redfern VACANT £3,001 Mr Brian Rimmer TOTAL GIVEN PARTICIPATION RATE PARTICIPATION RATE Mr Jim Shine £5,060 23% Mr David Stewart 23% PARTICIPATION RATE Mr Simon Thornton Anonymous Mr Andy Anson Miss Alison Wilson The Hon Mr Justice 19% Mr Richard Astle Mr John Yeatman Aarif Barma Dr Philip Ambler Mrs Lucinda Bell Mr Hugh Bell Miss Rachel Billinge Mr Robin Blades Mr Nigel Bennett Mrs Catherine Bingham Mr Gordon Clark Mr Russell Davidson Mr Mark Dilworth Mr Clifford Collis Mr Nick Gaynor* Mrs Colette Du Toit Mr Nicholas Davidson Mr Charles Gillott Mr Michael Gigney Mr John Dermo Mr Edwin Harland Mr Jerry Herbert Professor Simon Hooker The Reverend David Miss Susan Howard Dr Alison Kelly Kirkwood Dr Jane Isaacs Dr Barbara Lunnon Dr Jeremy McCabe Dr David Marples Mr David Marriage Mr James Rogers Mr Robert Noel Mr Nicholas Myerson Sir Richard Rowley Mrs Susan Parker Mr John Neale Mr Malcolm Rutherford Mr Mark Shepherd Mr Jonathan Ramsden Mr Charles Smith Mr Glen Suarez* Mr Dermot Russell

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Mr Craig Shuttleworth Mrs Hester Tingey Mr David Webb* Mrs Lizzie Tosaris Dr James White Mr John Urquhart 1987 1989 Dr Lesley Whitehurst V O L U N T E E R S V O L U N T E E R Professor Xiaozhong DR RICHARD BENNETT, MR JUSTIN BRETT 1984 Zhang MR MARK ANDERSON, TOTAL GIVEN VOLUNTEER MR ROB £2,570 MR CHARLES OUTHWAITE FARQUHARSON PARTICIPATION RATE TOTAL GIVEN 1986 MR JON GISBY £3,032 V O L U N T E E R TOTAL GIVEN 14% MRS AMANDA PARTICIPATION RATE £4,321 Anonymous WILLIAMS PARTICIPATION RATE Mr Conrad Benefield 13% TOTAL GIVEN 13% Mr Justin Brett Dr Geoff Butcher £8,782 Mr Richard Dudley Ms Reeta Chakrabarti PARTICIPATION RATE Anonymous (2) Mr Gonzalo Garrigues Mr Nigel Davies Mr Mark Anderson Miss Anna Johnson Mr Brendon Hansford 17% Mrs Deborah Ball Mr Daniel Johnson Mr Guy Healey Anonymous Dr Richard Bennett Dr Georgia Kaufman Mr William Kenyon Mr Chris Ball Miss Georgina Brittain Mr Alasdair Kergon Mr Ian McDonald Mr Nick Barnard Dr Robert Cramer Mr Nigel Leyland Mr Charles Outhwaite Mr Neil Blair Mr Rob Farquharson Mr Simon Mason Mr David Powell Mr Martin Furey Mr Jon Gisby Ms Eva Norton Mr Mark Richards Mr Jonathan Gittos* Ms Cooper Jackson Mrs Dani Solomon The Reverend Mark Mr Jonathan Gough Mr Adam Maclean Mr Robert Tansey Speeks* Dr Geoffrey Greatrex Mr Felix Martin-Moreno Mr Ben Williams Miss Elizabeth Whittaker Mrs Rachel Haining Mr Dan O’Connor Mr Paul Williams Mr David Harrison Mrs Rosemary Riepma Dr Stephen Winder Mrs Emma Langley Mr Eckhart Weber 1985 Mr Robert Mason Mr Stuart Wheeler V O L U N T E E R Mr Adrian Sainsbury* 1990 MR ADRIAN MONCK Mr James Sanders V O L U N T E E R TOTAL GIVEN Mr Mike Schelble 1988 VACANT £3,942 Mr Russell Speirs V O L U N T E E R TOTAL GIVEN Mr Nicholas Stretch VACANT PARTICIPATION RATE £10,335 Mr Tom Tenkhoff TOTAL GIVEN PARTICIPATION RATE 17% Mr William Webb- £1,548 Purkis 15% Mr Justin Audcent PARTICIPATION RATE Dr Stuart Williams* Ms Christina Blacklaws Anonymous (2) Mr James Yuen Mr Kevin Callanan 8% Dr David Bieber Mr Christopher Chinn Dr Daniel Cammerman Ms Katherine Brewer Mr Jonathan Finn Mr Jackson Collins Mr Christopher Mrs Nicola Fothergill Mrs Georgina Dennis Coleridge Mrs Sue Gauge Mr Robin Down Miss Lebby Eyres Mr Stephen Jones Mr Nick George Mrs Sarah Fuller Mr David Leeks Mr Chris Gondek Ms Andrea Gomes da Ms Lydia Massiah Dr Oliver Gutman Silva* Mr Adrian Monck Mr Lee Mickus Mr Will Harrison Mr Bruce Murray Mr David Pesikoff Dr Mark Henstridge Mr George Peretz* Mr David Susich Mr Brendan Kearse Mr Tom Perkins Ms Rachel Knubley Mr Mick Platt Miss Kate Little*

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Ms Anna Maratos Ms Gillian Molesworth- Miss Kathrine Meloni St. Aubyn Mr Anesh Pema 1992 Dr Maria Parani 1995 Mr Andy Powell VOLUNTEER Mr James Renshaw V O L U N T E E R Dr Matthew Preston MR JON HALL Mr Andrew Swayze VACANT Mr Robert Riley TOTAL GIVEN TOTAL GIVEN Dr Carl Thwaite £4,327 £2,254 Dr William Wadsworth 1994 PARTICIPATION RATE PARTICIPATION RATE V O L U N T E E R 11% VACANT 10% TOTAL GIVEN 1991 Anonymous (3) Anonymous V O L U N T E E R S Dr Victoria Brown £1,722 Ms Gemma Burford MS ELIZABETH WEBB Ms Katy Cooper PARTICIPATION RATE Enolengila MS GLORIA CHUNG Mrs Louise Curbishley Miss Elizabeth Elmhirst TOTAL GIVEN Mr Jeremy Fox-Geen 12% Mrs Elena £7,321 Mr Timothy Houghton Mr Saliya Cooray Gerostathopoulou PARTICIPATION RATE Mr Charles Mander Mr Andrew Dodd The Reverend Richard Mr Rohit Menezes Mr Roger Evers Lloyd 20% Mr Sean O’Sullivan* Mr Matthew Hedges Miss Rachael McCabe Mrs Kate Agg Dr Katy Pike Ms Nicola Holmes Mr Graeme McCullough Mrs Angela Baker Mr Jeremy Pocklington Mr Christopher Leverton Mr Paul McManus Mrs Caroline Bansal Mr Prajakt Samant* Mrs Alix Lewer Dr Anand Mehta Mr Richard Barltrop Mr Andrew Sanders Mr Yassir Mahmood Mrs Rebecca Morrison Ms Gloria Chung Mr Jon Skittrall Dr Duncan McCombie Mr Anthony Reid Mrs Sheena Dewan- Dr Clare Taylor Mr Nicholas Pashley Dr Fiona Reid Herrick Mrs Anya Radford Mrs Christine Richardson Mr Ian Glen Mr Daniel Reeves Dr Lisa Siraganian Ms Karen Greenberg 1993 Mr Richard Rous Ms Sara Thompson Mr Dave Handley* V O L U N T E E R Mrs Joanne Shaw The Hon Ed Harris VACANT Ms Victoria Sowerby Mr Mark Harris TOTAL GIVEN Dr Richard Thomas 1996 Mr Philip Jones £7,701 Ms Helen Turnbull V O L U N T E E R Mr Michael Lapin VACANT PARTICIPATION RATE Mr John Leighton TOTAL GIVEN Ms Min Lim 15% £2,056 Ms Amanda McDonald Mr Matthew Addison PARTICIPATION RATE Mr Robert Miners Mrs Kate Astley Ms Charlotte Morgan Mr Nicolas Atkins 7% Dr Philomen Probert Mr David Avery-Gee Mr William Edward Mr James Rous Mr Thomas Bradnock Beattie Ms Jessica Smith Mr Nick Campsie* Mr Alastair Brown Mr Hee Tan Mr Mark Cheng Mr Matthew Hancock Ms Elizabeth Webb Mr Rik Child Mr Timothy Lloyd Mr Tom Weiss Dr Astrid Diener Miss Gemma Mortensen Ms Kate Evans Mr Conor Owens Mr David Gilmore Mr Richard Parkin Dr Ian Hall Ms Maggie Schilling Dr Claudia Jans Strasky Mr Igor Timofeyev Mr Jamie McDougall Mrs Clare Mcintosh

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Ms Sharron Morris Mr Andy Golden Mr Ben Moxham Miss Jane Goodenough 1997 Dr Mariza Petropoulou 2000 Mr Jeremy Gould V O L U N T E E R Miss Julia Renton* VOLUNTEER Miss Sarah Graham* DR STEVE O’KEEFE Mr Aaron Resch* VACANT Mr Tom Grant* TOTAL GIVEN Mr Peter Rushton TOTAL GIVEN Mr Nikolaus Grubeck £1,025 Miss Tehzeeb Sandhu £3,470 Mr Rob Hopkins Mr Fergal McLoughlin PARTICIPATION RATE PARTICIPATION RATE Mr Edward Meinert 10% 1999 17% Dr Niall O’Dea V O L U N T E E R Ms Hannah Parham* Anonymous Anonymous MISS FREDDY WEST Mr Thomas Reynolds Ms Juliet Berman Mrs Caroline Boddy TOTAL GIVEN Mrs Hannah Stranger- Dr Mario Brandhorst Mr Owen Boger Jones Dr Ceri Fiddes £2,527 Mr Harry Chichester Mr Tse Wen Tai* Mr Jamie Maples PARTICIPATION RATE Mr Paul Coles Mrs Emma Thompson Mr Philip Morgan Mr & Mrs Jonathan Dean Mr Nicholas Widdows Dr Steve O’Keefe 13% Miss Lindsay Gallagher The Reverend Kenneth Anonymous (3) Mrs Shani Grant* Padley Mr Andrew Aldcroft* Miss Elizabeth Guilford* 2002 Ms Sarah Pfuhl Ms Marina Bazzani Mr Michael Hugman* VOLUNTEER Mr Nat Roland Mr Ryan Clay Mr Tony Lai MISS RACHEL KNIBBS Mrs Helen Slater Dr Manraaj Dheensay Dr Jo Lim TOTAL GIVEN Mrs Elizabeth Stubbins Dr Ariel Ezrachi Miss Andrea MacDonald Bates Mr Pete Farmer* Dr John Murphy* £2,534 Mrs Elizabeth Wells Mrs Rebecca Gray Mr Nathan Ostrander PARTICIPATION RATE Mr George Heywood* Miss Georgina Paterson 12% Mr Chris House Miss Amy Pickvance 1998 Ms Jayna Kothari Mrs Lisa Pugh Anonymous V O L U N T E E R S Mr Gavin Little Mr Matthew Purves Mr Emmet Coldrick MR BEN MOXHAM Mr Ian Mallinson Mr Matt Ray* Mr Hugh Derbyshire MISS HANNAH Mr Matthew Parfitt* Mr Raul Rodriguez Miss Claire Holliday LOWNSBROUGH Miss Eleonora Suhoviy Miss Emily Shaw Mr Nick Johnston* TOTAL GIVEN Mr James Taylor Miss Stephanie Smith* Miss Katie Kingwell £2,599 Mr Alex Usher-Smith* Miss Rachel Knibbs* Miss Freddy West Mr Yipei Liu* PARTICIPATION RATE Mr Georgi Zhelev 2001 Miss Tamsin Maddock 14% VOLUNTEER Mr Drew Newman MISS KATHERINE Miss Rachel O’Neill Anonymous (3) BATCHELOR Mrs Angela Palmer Mr Anthony Bradley TOTAL GIVEN Mr Ioan Popescu Mr Jason Chong* Miss Laura Smethurst Miss Jenny Curtis £2,687 Miss Lucy Stallworthy* Reverend Megan Daffern PARTICIPATION RATE Miss Helen Stubbs Miss Madeleine Forrest Dr Phil Tresadern* Miss Sophie Fry 13% Mr Thomas Turner Professor Niels Gaul Miss Katherine Miss Emily Watson* Mr David Hancock* Batchelor* Mrs Claire Widdows* Mrs Katrina Hancock* Mr Andrew Black Mr Mark Higgs Miss Lucy Carr Miss Fionnuala Miss Rebecca Kennedy* Frankenberg Mr Dave Lombino Miss Jessica Frost

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Mr Felix Leach* Miss Hannah Rosefield † Mr David Lee † Mr James Salter* † 2003 2005 Mr Daragh McDowell Mr Santiago Sanchez* † VOLUNTEER VOLUNTEER Miss Katie McGettigan* † Mr Charl Sevel VACANT VACANT Dr Rebecca McNamara* Mr Dalibor Siroky* TOTAL GIVEN TOTAL GIVEN Mr Alex Mehra* Miss Chloe Street † £2,114 £897 Mr William Moir* † Mr Piers Taylor † Mr Edward Moores* † Miss Harriet Tolkien † PARTICIPATION RATE PARTICIPATION RATE Mr Christopher Neale* † Miss Ruth Wainwright* † 6% 6% Mr Rupert Robinson* † Miss Alice Walker* † Mr Edward Roffe Miss Hannah Wright † Anonymous Miss Chloe Beeby* † Miss Maya Ross* † Mr Michael Amherst* Miss India Bourke* † Mr Sam Rudgard* † Mr George Anstey Ms Serene Chew* FELLOWS Miss Rebecca Taylor* † Mr Greg Lim Mr Ben Geldeard* TOTAL GIVEN Ms Mabyn Troup † Ms Emily Liu Mr Mawuli Ladzekpo Miss Lindsey van £13,139 Ms Felicity Long Mr Charlie Morris Gemeren † Mr Alex Newberry Mr Mehmet Noyan* Anonymous (3) Dr Dirk-Jan Omtzigt Mr Asa Oldring* † Dr Faramerz Dabhoiwala Mr John Stuart Mr Ash Rust* POST- 2006 Dr Cornelia Drutu Mr Michael Werner* Mr Iain Sheridan V O L U N T E E R Professor Raymond Dwek Mr Ben Sutton* † VACANT The Late Dr Denys Dyer TOTAL GIVEN Dr Walter Eltis 2004 £1,035 Dr Monika Gullerova VOLUNTEERS 2006 Dr Joe Hatton PARTICIPATION RATE MR OCTAVE OPPETIT V O L U N T E E R S Professor Gregory MR ANDREW MR BEN MILLINCHIP 11% Hutchinson FREEDMAN MISS CAROLINA Professor Elizabeth Mr James Bailey TOTAL GIVEN LINDAHL Jeffreys Miss Ruth Barber* † TOTAL GIVEN Mr William Jensen £226 Mr Stephen Carolin* † Ms Jeri Johnson PARTICIPATION RATE £978 Mr Matthew Conroy* † Dr Peter Johnson PARTICIPATION RATE Miss Katherine Cook 4% Mr Christopher Kirwan Miss Aisha Curran † 16% Dr John Maddicott Mr Gemunu Cooray Ms Hannah Graff* Professor Cyril Mango Mr Glen Goodman Miss Robin Andrews* † Miss Ewelina Gregolinska The Reverend Helen Mr Darrell Jones Ms Liz Berry † Mr Thomas Grossmann Orchard Mr Robert Keevil Mr Kent Brittan Mr Chetan Gupta* Dr Zhongmin Qian Dr Tarun Khaitan* Miss Jennifer Brown* Ms Layla Hamadi Dr Ian Reid Mr Alexander Laffan Mr Henry Burton Mr Timothy Hele Dr Brian Stewart Miss Joanne Williams Mr Xiao Cai* Miss Jessica Houlgrave* † Professor Helen Mr Anupam Das † Mr Simon Inman Watanabe-O’Kelly Miss Emily Derrer † Mr Philip Jackson* † Mr Kevin Dickens* † Miss Rebecca Kaye Mr Kit Dorey † Mr Stephen Lang* † Miss Elizabeth Ellen* † Miss Lucinda Mallace- Mr Alexander Fennell* † Goulbourne* † Miss Emily Fletcher* † Mr David Merlin-Jones* † Miss Ursula Hackett * Miss Katy Minshall* † Mr Patrick Howard* † Mr Rikin Patel* † Mr James Johnson* † Miss Jennifer Payne* † Miss Victoria Lazar Mr David Rawcliffe* † Graham † Mr James Regan* †

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Dr & Mrs Richard Resch FRIENDS Ms Elizabeth Robertson Mr Andrew Siddons OF EXETER Mr Andrew Smith TOTAL GIVEN Mr & Mrs Paul Smith £702,891 Mrs Jean Southgate Mrs Mary Stubbs Anonymous (86) Mr & Mrs Arthur Sutton Lord Aldington Mr & Mrs Gary Taylor Ms Susan Amussen Mr Peter Thompson Mr & Mrs John Ball Mr Graham Tite Mrs Valerie Barr Mrs Lorise Topliffe Mr Roger Bourke & Ms Mr Seth Vannatta Naomi Williams Mr Cung Vu Mr & Mrs Mark Burridge Miss Marjorie Watson Mr Chris Clements Mr & Mrs John White Dr Felicity Cooke Dr Esme Whitehead Mr & Mrs Richard Cooper Professor Terry Willis Miss Mary Crawford Professor Michael Winter Mr Simon & Dr Hardeep Miss Valerie Worthington Curtis Santander Mr Martin Davies Ms Kinsey Forsdyke To be sensitive to current Professor Raoul Franklin students, the College lists as Mr Clive Gallier anonymous any gifts made by Sir Patrick Garland their parents. Mr & Mrs Peter Geldeard Mr & Mrs Simon Gordon Mr & Mrs John Graham Mrs Jane Howard Mr Colin Howard Mr Peter Jones Mrs Nancy Kelly Ms Heidi Kurtz Mrs Angela Lazda Mr Timothy & Dr Helen Lee Mr & Mrs Richard Lewney Mrs Susan Lochner Mr Hamish McRae* Mr & Mrs Hugh Moir Dr Ben Morison Mr Eric Noel Lady Jennifer Norman Baroness Detta O’Cathain Mrs Sue Ogonovsky Ms Bina Pandit Mr Peter Parker Professor Michael Ponton Dr Oliver Pooley Mrs Jennifer Rallison

2 8 Including Exeter College in your Will

Your Will is the best way to provide for your friends and family, to help the causes you support, and to acknowledge the influences that have shaped your life.

Legacies have played, and continue to play, a major part in the history of Exeter College. As state funding declines, we need constant help to preserve our way of education, our unique environment and our distinct values.

As Exeter College is a charitable institution, bequests to it are free of Inheritance Tax and really do make a difference to the lives of our members. Including a legacy in your Will, or adding a Codicil, is a simple matter, although we do strongly advise that you take professional legal advice.

If you do choose to remember the College in your Will, we would be grateful if you could inform us so that we can ensure that all aspects of your plans are fully understood, and so that we can thank you appropriately. This will not represent a binding commitment, and your plans will be treated in the strictest confidence.

For further information, please contact the Development Office.

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