Webb Institute

2019-20 ANNUAL REPORT

THE UNWAVERING SUPPORT OF THE WEBB FAMILY SHINES THROUGH Webb Institute | 2019-20 Annual Report CONTENTS CONTRIBUTORS 2-3 Message from the President 4 Message from the Chairman of the Board R. Keith Michel '73 5 Board of Trustees President 5 Faculty and Administration Matthew R. Werner '95, PG'97 6 Message from the Development Committee Chair Dean & ABS Chair of Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering 7-9 Bill Blanton Way GRAPHIC DESIGN & LAYOUT: 10-12 Giving Back to Webb: An Interview with WAA President, Kerri Allegretta Vicky Dlugokecki '88 Director of Media Relations & Communications 13-14 Remembering Professor Jens Holm SUPERVISING EDITOR: 15-16 Message from the Dean Anthony R. Zic Director of Development 17-18 Message from the Chairman of the Webb Alumni Fund 19-20 2019-20 Class Giving Summary EDITORS: Dr. Richard Harris 21-22 2019-20 Donations - William H. Webb Society Assistant Dean & Director of Humanities 23-25 2019-20 Donations - Webb Honor Roll Donors Gailmarie Sujecki (Hon.) 26 WAA Executive Committee Executive Assistant to the President & Director of 26 Alumni Regional Coordinators & Webb Group Leaders Alumni Relations 27-28 2019-20 Donations - Cumulative Giving Josie Wilson (Hon.) Director of Academic Services 29-30 Message from the Planned Giving Chair 31-32 The Heritage Society EDITORIAL & PHOTO CONTRIBUTORS: 33-34 Scholarships, Professorships & More... Kerri Allegretta Kasey Kennedy '23 Jeanine Becker, P'21, P'22 Kyle Koleda 35 2019-20 Gifts in Honor of, in Memory of, and WAA Paul Becker, P'21, P'22 Jon LaBerge '76 Donations in Memory of Joseph Cascio John Malone '71 Si Chon Chen '23 George Mouravieff P'09, 36 Message from the Parent of Alumni Fund Co-Chairs Kaitlin Cremmins P'11, P'16 37-38 Message from the Chairs of the Webb Parent Annual Fund Vicky Dlugokecki '88 Jake Neuman '93 38 Message from the Webb Parents Association Chair Alison Granger P'14 (Hon.) Steven Pagan '88 Hal Granger P'14 (Hon.) Bruce Rosenblatt (Hon.) 39 2019-20 Donations - Webb Every Year (WebbEY) Program Shanna Hamilton Jennifer Waters '91, P'20 40-41 Finance & Investments Fiscal Year 2020 Inga Johansson '21 Tom Waters '89, P'20 Jackson Juska '21 Anthony Zic 42 2019-20 Donations - Matching Gift Organizations OUR MISSION: To inspire and educate tomorrow’s leaders in an extraordinary learning community focused on engineering and design in the marine field. Webb Institute: • Provides a rigorous education in the principles of engineering and the fundamentals of naval architecture, marine engineering and related marine technologies; • Develops skills that will enable graduates to become leaders in, and make significant contributions to, their chosen profession and the wider community; • Instills in graduates the highest ethical standards and sense of professionalism; • Cultivates curiosity in the arts, sciences and humanities, and provides the background and encouragement necessary to support lifelong learning; and • Perpetuates the values of William H. Webb.

1 Webb Institute 2019-20 Annual Report A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT

GETTING THE JOB DONE IN A THRIVING WEBB BUBBLE

R. KEITH MICHEL '73 President

At the Board of Trustees meeting on October 15, 2020, I trees have recently been planted along the periphery of the announced plans to retire on June 30, 2022. field (see below).

Time passes by so quickly at Webb. It seems like only Webb has remained COVID-free since the outbreak began yesterday that we were planning for our six-year Campaign in the early spring. All students are on campus for this fall for Webb, initiating implementation of the 2013 Strategic semester, with most of the classes and all labs being taught Plan, and were in the early planning stages for much in person. Our students have demonstrated resiliency and needed infrastructure enhancements to Webb’s campus. a sense of responsibility throughout the pandemic. The We have now completed our successful Campaign, isolated location of the Webb campus, lamented over the are fully immersed in the implementation of the 2019 years by our more gregarious students, is now a great asset. Strategic Plan, and are putting to good use our recently We have created a Webb bubble, limited travel to more completed Couch Academic Center. We have installed essential needs, and enjoyed the safety of the confines of a faster and more reliable information technology the Webb campus. Thanks to the generous gift from the network, new septic systems, and a new watermain. Work classes of 1977 and 1988, and to the hard work of Paul to repurpose the Stevenson Taylor Hall classrooms to Vibrans '71, the automated gates we recently installed at dormitory spaces is well underway. The dormitory rooms the entrances to campus have served us well, limiting the will be ready for occupancy at the start of the Spring number of uninvited guests roaming the grounds. 2021 semester. The Thorpe Athletic Field has been re- pitched and fitted with a sprinkler system. Thanks to the Faculty and staff have done an outstanding job of dealing generosity of the Class of 1975, red oak and sugar maple with the challenges posed by COVID-19, including

Webb Institute 2019-20 Annual Report 2 Photos: President Michel working on Peggy's gazebo with students.

completing construction prior to the Class of 2020 Commencement exercises currently planned for May 1, 2021. For those filling out your calendars, graduation for the class of 2021 will be on June 12th. We are eliminating spring break and completing the spring semester a week earlier than normal, thereby allowing additional time for the Sophomore Sea Term.

We continue to attract 28 outstanding freshmen each year. In the last ten years, the number of applicants has more than doubled. As explained in the Message from Chairman of the Board Bruce Rosenblatt (see p. 4), our commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion includes a goal of further navigating a smooth transition to distance learning last diversifying the student body. We are seeking to increase March. I have not heard a single complaint all year— the number of female students which has hovered around we are just simply getting the job done. We are now 24% over the last five years. In the two years since we formulating plans for 2021. Winter Work will proceed as established room and board scholarships to meet full usual, with the exception of the Sophomore Sea Term, “demonstrated need,” we have realized sharp increases in which will be postponed until the summer of 2021. We the number of economically disadvantaged students and expect all students to return to campus for the spring a three-fold increase in the number of underrepresented semester. While COVID-19 protocols will remain in minorities. place at the start of the spring semester, we all anxiously await the development of an effective vaccine and remain As we transition out of the Campaign for Webb, hopeful that we can hold an in-person Homecoming event fundraising has continued to exceed our budgetary on May 22nd. The final decision regarding Homecoming projections. Thanks so much for your support of Webb! will be made in mid-March. Stay tuned. Once again, both alumni and parent participation rates exceeded 70%. These numbers make Webb the envy The class of 2020 designed and partially funded a gazebo of development programs nationwide. Last March, we being built in memory of my wife, Peggy. The gazebo, rebated a portion of room and board payments when we located adjacent to the Student Garden, has a majestic sent students home because of the high COVID infection view of Long Island Sound. It will no doubt be a popular rates in the State of New York. The parents and students hangout for future generations of Webb students. The demonstrated their commitment to Webb by returning a Class of 2020 planned on completing construction prior portion of those refunds as gifts to the college. to graduation, but the pandemic got in the way. Students are continuing work this semester with the intent of Wishing you a healthy and happy Holiday Season!

3 Webb Institute 2019-20 Annual Report A MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD

WEBB'S VILLAGE

BRUCE ROSENBLATT (HON.) Chairman of the Board

As I complete my fourth year as Chairman of the I’m sure you recall that last year the Planning Committee, Board, I am grateful for the progress made possible by led by Trustee David Bovet '70, completed our Strategic the hard work and dedication of Webb’s family. The Plan. As the next step, Webb’s Administration has administration, faculty, staff, students, fellow trustees, developed a detailed Implementation Plan which serves as alumni, and friends are the reasons that Webb continues a roadmap to Webb’s continued success in every facet of to graduate highly capable and well-respected young Webb operations. I am grateful to everyone involved for men and women, as evidenced by the continued industry their efforts to ensure that Webb’s priorities articulated in demand for Webb graduates. Webb has an outstanding the Strategic Plan are being realized. Early reports by the leadership team, and my efforts were more effective Administration are encouraging. because of their tireless and efficient work. At its annual meeting on October 15th, the Board of Webb has been extraordinarily resilient and successful in Trustees reaffirmed its commitment to a resolution spite of the COVID-19 pandemic. At a time when many promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) at Webb. colleges and universities experienced significant decreases A special thanks to Trustee George Campbell for chairing in fundraising revenue, some of which even made the the Board’s DEI Committee, and for championing painful decisions to cease solicitations, the Webb family an initiative in consonance with our mission and our continues to demonstrate their steadfast support—from understanding of the intentions of our founder, William alumni, parents, past parents, students, faculty, staff, H. Webb. This resolution demands that we include among trustees, and friends of Webb alike. It truly takes a village. students, faculty, staff, and trustees the intellectual As just one example of the overwhelming generosity of capabilities, talents, creative abilities, and distinctive Webb’s family, in March 2020, when most Webb students perspectives of the diversity of populations that comprise went home to begin online learning because of the the United States. This breadth of diversity includes pandemic, those same students and their parents received differences in race, religion, gender, sexual orientation, prorated room and board rebates. Nearly $50,000 of these socioeconomic status, and political beliefs. I am proud refunds were returned to Webb as gifts. of Webb’s progress in DEI initiatives over the last several years and excited about the progress we are charting As you learned from the President’s message, Keith for the future. Our continued commitment to a more Michel '73 has announced his well-deserved plans diverse and equitable campus environment will promote to retire in June 2022. It is too early to recount his an environment in which students, faculty, and staff extraordinary achievements as President as he continues members can fully realize their capacity to grow and to guide Webb to present-day successes. Although I am learn. profoundly sad that his retirement is now on the horizon, and I fully recognize that his imminent departure It has been my pleasure to have served as Chairman of leaves a tremendous void to fill, I am confident that our the Board, and I look forward to serving next year. I am Presidential search will produce a competent visionary humbled by this opportunity to be a meaningful part of who will propel Webb to even greater heights. the Webb community and excited about the prospects for the coming year.

Webb Institute 2019-20 Annual Report 4 Photo taken in 2019

Eugene R. Miller III '96 OFFICERS Vice President, Operations Chairman Bath Iron Works Bruce Rosenblatt (Hon.) President Dr. Stephen M. Payne (Ret.) BOARD OF TRUSTEES Bruce S. Rosenblatt & Associates, LLC Vice President/Chief Naval Architect Carnival Corporate Shipbuilding Vice Chairman Southampton, UK Jon J. LaBerge '76 Joseph H. Pyne (Ret.) Vice Chairman Executive Chairman VADM Paul E. Sullivan, USN (Ret.) Kirby Corporation Former Director FACULTY & ARL Penn State Wombi Rose '09 President President lovepop, Inc. ADMINISTRATION R. Keith Michel '73 Webb Institute Philip J. Shapiro President and CEO FULL-TIME FACULTY Assistant Director of Student Affairs and Liberty Maritime Corporation Residence Life Secretary Marissa Alperin Mark F. Martecchini '79 Dean & ABS Chair of Naval Architecture President Dr. Luther Tai & Marine Engineering Chairman, CEO Director of Admissions & Student Affairs Stolt Tankers Matthew R. Werner '95, PG '97, B.S., Lauren Carballo Roberts Bay Marina, LLC M.S., M.B.A., P.E. Treasurer Assistant Director of Development – Greggory B. Mendenhall Dr. Jennifer K. Waters '91, P'20 Shirley N. & Stephen R. Towne Professor Provost & V.P. for Academic Affairs Annual Fund G B Mendenhall Pllc of Ship Design Joseph Cascio SUNY Maritime College Neil J. Gallagher '78, B.S., M.S., P.E. OTHER TRUSTEES Christopher Wiernicki Director of Athletics & Electronics Lab Chairman, President & CEO Assistant Professor of Naval Architecture Technician Christopher D. Allard '04 American Bureau of Shipping Bradley D. M. Golden '99, B.S., M.S., P.E Patrick Doherty CEO Metal Shark Aluminum Boats Professor of Mathematics Assistant Director of Information EX-OFFICIO TRUSTEES Elena V. Goloubeva, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Technology, Network & Systems Engineer David M. Bovet '70 Ted Drivas Managing Partner Jacob L. Dillistin ‘23 Assistant Dean, John J. McMullen New Harbor Consultants Student Representative Campaign Officer for Institutional Webb Institute Professor of Humanities & Director of Outreach Humanities Dr. George Campbell, Jr. Alicia H. Edgar President Emeritus Dr. Richard A. Royce Richard C. Harris, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Cooper Union James J. Henry Professor of Naval Director of Facilities Architecture and Director of Research Assistant Professor of Electrical John Ferrante CDR Richard C. Celotto, USN (Ret.) '73 Webb Institute Engineering Vice President, Engineering Michael T. Martin, B.S., M.S., P.E., Assistant Director of Development - BMT Designers & Planners, Inc. Matthew R. Werner '95, PG'97 P.M.P., C.E.M Development Services ABS Chair of Naval Architecture Shanna Hamilton Nolan B. Conway '15 & Marine Engineering Associate Professor of Naval Architecture Naval Architect Dean, Webb Institute Adrian S. Onas, B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D. Assistant Director of Media Relations & Resolve Marine Group Communications Kyle Koleda James J. Henry Professor of Naval Dr. John C. Couch (Hon.) CHAIRMAN EMERITUS Architecture & Director of Research Director of Financial Affairs Vice Chairman Richard A. Royce, B.S.I.M., B.S.E., M.S., C.M. Capital Corp. Dr. Charles G. Visconti '55 Rhonda Lightcap Chairman & President M.S.E., Ph.D., P.E. Joseph J. Cuneo '57 International Cargo Gear Bureau, Inc. President Assistant Professor of Marine Engineering R. Keith Michel '73 Hampton K. Dixon '11 Benjamin H. Scott, B.S., M.S. Manager, Hotel Refurbishment TRUSTEE EMERITUS Director of Information Technology Carnival Cruise Line Mandell & Lester Rosenblatt Professor of Peter P. Miller Patrick J. Gilmartin, Esq. (Hon.) Marine Engineering Victoria Dlugokecki ‘88 Gilmartin, Poster & Shafto Edwin G. Wiggins, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Director of Human Resources President, Webb Alumni Association Svetlana Miller Robert D. Goldbach '58 John L. R. Edgar III '87 FACULTY EMERITI Library Director Vice President, Engineering Services Patricia Prescott David H. Klinges (Hon.) (Ret.) Dean Emeritus, Professor of Naval Crowley Maritime Corp. President, Marine Construction Div. Bethlehem Steel Corp. Architecture Assistant to the Director of Financial Dr. Fernando Frimm Roger H. Compton, B.S., M.S., D.Eng. Affairs CEO John W. Russell '67 Duane Ritter Fora Technologies LLC President Professor Emeritus of Electrical Russell Development Co., Inc. Engineering Psychologist Alison D. Granger P'14 (Hon.) John F. Hennings, B.S., M.S. Dr. Michelle Stein Chief Investment Officer Dr. Peter Van Dyke '60 (Ret.) Hartford Foundation for Public Giving Executive Assistant to the President & Managing Director Professor Emeritus of Naval Architecture Director of Alumni Relations T. Rowe Price Richard P. Neilson '70, B.S., M.S. John C. Hootman '01 Gailmarie Sujecki (Hon.) NAVY LIAISON Deputy Director, Surface Warfare HONORARY TRUSTEES Professor Emeritus of Mathematics Engineering Laboratory Technician - Division (OPNAV N96) Bruce Stephan, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Machinist James Swan Office of the Chief of Naval Dr. Charles R. Cushing Operations Professor Emeritus of Engineering President Lawrence W. Ward, B.S., M.S., D.Sc. Executive Chef/Manager C.R. Cushing & Co., Inc. Roderick MacKinnon Robert C. Weiner Professor Charles Kurz II (Hon.) The Rockefeller University ADMINISTRATION Director of Academic Services President Emeritus Jocelyn Wilson (Hon.) Keystone Shipping Co. John A. Malone '71 Director of Media Relations & Malone Consulting Services Communications Director of Development Dr. Richard T. Soper (Hon.) (Ret.) Kerri Allegretta Anthony R. Zic President & Chairman American Bureau of Shipping

5 Webb Institute 2019-20 Annual Report A MESSAGE FROM THE DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE CHAIR

Photo taken in 2019 OVERCOMING A CHALLENGING YEAR THROUGH YOUR UNWAVERING SUPPORT

ALISON D. GRANGER P'14 (HON.) Development Committee Chair

Dear Friends, As we entered Webb’s 2019-2020 fiscal year, we knew were received. These results would not have been possible that from a fundraising standpoint, we would have to without the hard work of many people. My personal work hard to achieve annual giving results similar to thanks go to my colleagues on Webb’s Development those reached during the recently-concluded, highly- Committee for their dedication, thoughtful perspective, successful Campaign for Webb. Little did we know that and stewardship. The Committee is deeply appreciative the challenge of the pandemic was just around the corner. of the volunteer efforts of Webb Alumni Fund Chair Jake Not only would it impact our personal lives, but it would Neuman '93, Webb Planned Giving Chair John Malone impede Webb’s ability to provide in-person education to '71, and Webb Parent of Alumni Fund Chair Hal Granger its entire student body. It was also necessary to cease all P'14 (Hon.) for their continued leadership of Webb’s non-essential visits to campus. We enthusiastically look volunteer fundraising committees. Webb Parent Annual forward to the day when Webb can once again welcome Fund Co-Chairs Jen '91 and Tom '89 Waters P'20 and you in person. Jeanine and Paul Becker P'21, P'22 worked together to lead the strong parent fundraising effort this year. Jen and In spite of these challenges, Webb’s administration, Tom’s daughter Linda has now graduated. We thank them Development Office staff, and volunteers employed for their highly effective leadership over the past four creativity and frequent outreach to compensate for our years and are grateful to the Beckers for continuing to inability to interact with alumni, parents, and friends as serve in the role as co-chairs this year. Tom has graciously we have in the past. The annual phonathon during which agreed to co-chair the Parent of Alumni Fund committee pledges are solicited was replaced with Webb Cares, with Hal this year. We all appreciate the work of each of whereby hundreds of outreach calls were made by 24 the class agents, parents, alumni, and friends of Webb Webb students to check in and share experiences with who have donated their time and energy to personally many of Webb’s older alumni. A COVID-19 fund was contact Webb’s donors and prospects. established to assist with increased operating costs related to the pandemic. It has been generously supported. Our volunteers continue to be ably and enthusiastically When pro-rated rebates for room and board were sent to supported by Webb’s Development Office staff. Under families of students who returned to their homes because Anthony Zic's leadership, Joe Cascio, Shanna Hamilton, of the pandemic, many returned these rebates to Webb Gailmarie Sujecki (Hon.), and Alicia Edgar have worked as charitable donations. These are only a few of many together, and with their Webb colleagues and the examples illustrating the unwavering generosity of the Development Committee, to continuously enhance and Webb family. In their entirety, these activities and others expand the fundraising reach of the institution. led to strong fundraising results for the fiscal year. Nearly $2.5 million in total contributions were received last year. These have been challenging times, yet the financial Webb’s alumni once again strongly supported the Webb support provided by Webb alumni, parents past and Alumni Fund by donating over $2.0 million with 70% of present, friends, and foundations has been extraordinary. alumni participating. Similarly, parents of Webb’s current We do not take your support for granted, but rather value students, as well as parents of alumni, gave generously your confidence and strive to be exemplary stewards of with high levels of participation, while significant the donations you have entrusted to Webb. Be well and donations from members of Webb’s Heritage Society thank you for your continued support of Webb.

Webb Institute 2019-20 Annual Report 6 BILL BLANTON WAY

by Anthony R. Zic, Director of Development

William “Bill” Blanton, Jr., P.E. '71 was quite the character, as I learned from his daughter, Mrs. Catherine Blanton Harrison, and others who remember him lovingly. He has been described as quiet but social, a great storyteller, funny, and at times intimidating because of his intellect.

Bill was also a prankster. The neighboring Woolworth estate in Glen Cove became the Grace Downs Air Career School, an “academy for young women who like fine adventure and travel plus a salary.” At the time, Bill was courting one of the young women from the Grace Downs Air Career School, as did a number of Webbies. As Webb Social Chair in charge of all of Webb’s mixers, he always found a way to incorporate the Grace Downs students. On one Halloween night, Bill adeptly made it nearly impossible for boarding students to leave on All Saints Day to go to church. Bill at the bow.

7 Webb Institute 2019-20 Annual Report Above: Bill Blanton and his five children. Left: Students taking a quick lunchtime stroll down Blanton Way.

Perhaps inspired by his father, William J. Blanton, Sr., an Webb with pride. architectural engineer, Bill had a strong love of the sea and sailing, a passion he pursued throughout his adult After graduation from Webb in 1971, Bill joined the life. He went to the Collegiate School in Richmond, a United States Coast Guard and served until 1976. He went private prep school. Bill learned of Webb through his on to receive his Master of Science degree in mechanical prep school classmates. After applying to Webb, Bill engineering from George Washington University in 1976, received a thin envelope that he decided he would never and his Juris Doctorate from George Mason University open. He was convinced that the thin envelope meant School of Law in 1996, where he served as director of he had received a rejection letter. One day, Bill’s prep the legal research and writing program from 1997-2001. school friends asked what a rejection letter looked like. He was a licensed professional engineer and became the Bill sheepishly held up the envelope from Webb. His Founder and President of Chesapeake Materials, Inc. friends opened the letter and began to read it aloud. To Bill’s surprise, it was an acceptance letter. The joke was Bill became a member of Webb’s Board of Trustees in on the prankster this time, he had gotten in. Then Webb 2007, where he was joined by then Trustee and current president, Admiral Brockett, made it known to Bill that Webb President Keith Michel '73, who recounts, “Bill his was a “risky acceptance,” and that he should not take was an extraordinary person and he served on Webb’s his admission to Webb for granted. Bill took this to heart. board with distinction. To recognize Bill’s generosity He applied his passion for academics and graduated from and in light of his passion for sailing, the sea and the

Webb Institute 2019-20 Annual Report 8 Sailing Team, taken from the 1971 Binnacle Yacht Club Executive Board, taken from the 1971 Binnacle

A page from daughter Cathy's scrapbook. Articles about Winter Work and sailing.

commitment he demonstrated to Webb’s waterfront He instilled his passion for education in me and my four project as Trustee, I am honored to announce that the siblings. He was so proud of his Webb experience. He gave path along Webb’s waterfront will be known as Bill back to all the schools he attended, but Webb was the only Blanton Way.” school who benefited from his estate.”

According to his daughter, “Dad was a big believer in Webb is grateful to the Blanton family for their support education, and really enjoyed his time teaching at Mason. of Webb!

9 Webb Institute 2019-20 Annual Report GIVING BACK TO WEBB:

AN INTERVIEW WITH WEBB ALUMNI ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT, VICKY DLUGOKECKI '88

by Anthony R. Zic, Director of Development

Victoria “Vicky” Dlugokecki '88 was voted in as President of the Webb Alumni Association (WAA) on May 16, 2020. I recently caught up with Vicky on her thoughts about giving back to Webb:

Q: Was philanthropy emphasized during your time that should be given back to the school. And I was as a Webb student? Were you encouraged by the perfectly okay knowing that I could achieve this through administration, faculty, or trustees to engage in this relatively small contributions during my lifetime. context? I’ve been generous with my time as far back as I can I don’t remember philanthropy or the support of the remember. While one might not call it volunteering, I Webb Alumni Fund (WAF) being emphasized while I was had quite a few leadership roles as a teenager, including a student in the mid-1980s. The Heritage Society didn’t editor of my high school newspaper, drum majorette exist and neither did the Webb Every Year (WebbEY) of my high school marching band, and captain of the Program. I also don’t remember anyone receiving swim team. At Webb, I was the Business Manager of the scholarships. I’m pretty sure that Professor Larry Ward, Webb Binnacle for three years, selling advertisements Webb Class of PG'51, was the WAF Chairman at that to support the printing of the publication. That’s when I time—as a student and a recent graduate, I really don’t first met Ed Primeggia, director of Webb’s Development remember a time when Larry Ward wasn’t the WAF Office during my time at Webb, who encouraged giving Chairman. I remember thinking that the Trustees must back to the school. In my early years in New York City, I have been big donors…names like Charles Visconti '55, volunteered as member of the NY Metropolitan Section “Pete” Bethge '53, GP'05, and “Joe” Cuneo '57. And then of SNAME. I’ve rarely missed a SNAME Annual Meeting, there was J. J. Henry '35 and Lester Rosenblatt (Hon.), a Webb Alumni Banquet, or a Webb Homecoming event. both with endowed chairs associated with their names… I volunteered to be on the WAA Executive Committee, All titans in the marine industry in my mind! I figured way back in 2010, for the Secretary / Treasurer position, that when I became a titan, I would be in a position to and I stayed on as Treasurer for many years, before give back to Webb like they did. finally deciding to turn that over and move up in the WAA leadership roles, culminating in my becoming Q: Why do you give back financially to Webb? Why do WAA President this last May. My Mom always tells me you give your time? that time is money, and that I volunteer too much, but I guess it’s just in my blood. I've always been a “joiner,” I definitely don’t put myself in the same giving category and I guess I’ll always be one. Participating as part of a as the names I just mentioned, but I’ve always recognized community gives me satisfaction. that the benefit of a full-tuition scholarship is something

Webb Institute 2019-20 Annual Report 10 Q: How will your role as Webb Alumni Association President impact alumni giving?

When I was first elected as WAA President, someone asked me if I had a “mission” or a “theme” for my presidency. After I gave it some thought, I decided that I wanted my tenure to be associated with the word “Community.” With many of us still hunkered down because of the COVID-19 pandemic and with the social unrest in the U.S., this is really an opportunity for the Webb family to shine. While we were at Webb, many of us built life-long friendships with classmates, and we have grown many more close alumni connections throughout our careers. I will try to use these connections to facilitate a closer connection to the school and to influence financial support of Webb. As WAA President, I now participate on the Communications Committee of the Board of Trustees. I think that my role as WAA President and Trustee will have a positive impact on alumni giving.

Q: What inspired you to establish the Dlugokecki Family Scholarship fund? The Dlugokecki Family in 1992 at Chris' Webb graduation. Sure, I read the Webb News “Heritage Society Spotlights” and browsed through the “Webb Scholarship: accept their offer to attend Webb because they received Making Progress by Getting Closer to 1967” article in “better deals” from other colleges. We all know that Webb last year’s Annual Report, but it wasn’t until I had the provides a full-tuition scholarship, but the cost of room, opportunity to participate in the Board of Trustees’ board, and fees exceeds $18,000 for first-year students. I Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee meetings that came from a middle-class family. My brother Chris and I I realized that a number of very talented students don’t were the first sister and brother to graduate from Webb,

In the late 1980s

11 Webb Institute 2019-20 Annual Report and we were both first-generation college students. first-generation college students, and/or students from minority backgrounds. While funding this scholarship, My dad was with the NYPD—a “beat cop,” not a high- I also plan to continue to make unrestricted gifts to the ranking NYPD member like a sergeant or a detective. My Webb Annual Fund—these gifts have and will continue mother was a bookkeeper for a factory in Long Island to be critical to Webb’s long-term sustainability, including City. I was 12 when I got my first job as a Little League full-tuition scholarships. umpire for eight year-olds. We are a hard working family. Could our family afford the $3,000 to $4,000 room and Q: If you knew individuals who had the means to give board from 1980s Webb? Sure. But affording room and and they were philanthropic but unfamiliar with Webb, board in today’s economy seems a lot tougher. Plus, what might you say or do to try and convince them that Webb is competing with all the top schools for the best Webb should be the beneficiary of their support? students. And while William H. Webb’s endowment and the generous support of the Webb family have been able I don’t think anyone will ever convince me otherwise— to sustain the full-tuition scholarship model for more Webb is a college like no other. If I met someone who than 130 years, our ability to recruit the best students I thought was in a position to make a gift to Webb, I is sometimes deterred when students have significant would do my best to summarize my Webb experience. financial need. Where else can a student expect to spend almost every waking moment with 27 of his or her classmates and President Michel '73 told me about a recent graduate have your professors come to your assigned classroom? who set up a room and board scholarship fund for Where does a gong ring to summon you to lunch and leadership students with demonstrated financial need. dinner? What school does a better job blending a first- I thought this was a great story, but the young grad is class theoretical education with two months of practical humble and didn’t want to publicize his good deed. So industry experience each year, while working toward if a recent grad can do it, why can’t I? I called Anthony a dual Bachelors in Science? Where else can you go to Zic, and after we exchanged a couple of emails on setting school where 100% of your classmates have one or more up the fund, Webb will award the Dlugokecki Family job offers before graduation, year after year? Where else Scholarship! I won’t be as humble as our young grad, do you become part of a family from your first day of and I will try to inspire others by sharing the news in Freshman Orientation through the rest of your life? this Annual Report. This scholarship will provide room and board stipends for students with a demonstrated I donate to many worthy organizations—cancer research, financial need. Preference will be given to students who childhood illnesses, veterans, our military, and first enhance diversity at Webb through support of students responders—but none of that is as satisfying as what I from underrepresented backgrounds, including women, give back to Webb!

Webb Institute 2019-20 Annual Report 12 REMEMBERING PROFESSOR JENS HOLM: INSPIRING WEBB’S NEWEST COMMENCEMENT AWARD by Anthony R. Zic, Director of Development

George A. Gilmore, Webb Class of 1957, had a remarkable and unique journey— before, during, and after his time at Webb.

After graduating from Webb, George joined Dravo Corporation working in barge, towboat, and tug design. He then attended Navy Officer Candidate School where he was Battalion Commander and spent two years as Ship Superintendent in the Submarine Repair Division of Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard. Subsequently, he was Damage Control Assistant aboard reserve training vessel DD658 in the Pacific for two years.

George attended Harvard Business School, graduating in 1964 with a master’s degree in Business Administration. He spent time with Marine Transport Lines and was involved with ship acquisitions, and then joined Emma Thompson and Captain Thompson aboard the Solitaire. United Fruit Company, analyzing banana shipping systems. Then followed a stint with Ocean Science and own, they decided to adopt a young girl from Boston. Engineering, where he developed buoys for weapons Emma, George’s grandmother, sailed with her adopted testing and undersea cable marking at sea; and at Ocean parents until the age of 14, at which time the Solitaire was Mining, he pursued lease acquisitions for tin mining in shipwrecked, putting an end to the family’s world-wide Indonesia. sailing journey.

In 1970, George obtained his professional engineer’s George had been accepted to other prestigious programs license and established a consulting practice in and institutions, including the Massachusetts Institute of Washington, DC. He directed marine oil spill control Technology (MIT), which in partnership with Bowdoin studies for the American Petroleum Institute and and Williams offered a 3+2 program culminating undertook hull design of dredges and tenders for in a Bachelor of Arts and a Bachelor of Science in dredging contractors. In 1975, he joined Energy Engineering. He read about Webb Institute of Naval Transportation Corporation as Administrative Vice Architecture in the Saturday Evening Post's December President for the construction and operation of eight U.S. 10th issue in 1949. Once he received his acceptance to flag LNG vessels, and a tug/barge ammonia carrier. In Webb, George’s mother made his college selection quite 1985, George returned to Brunswick, Maine, to oversee simple, as he remembers her saying sternly: “You’re not his family’s business, Senter’s Department Store. After passing up the full-tuition scholarship.” Although not a closing the store in 1992, this property continues to be Webb graduate, George’s mother was no less practical or managed as a leased space. George has also managed direct. several other commercial properties in Maine. He and his wife Martha have three children and seven While at Webb, George enjoyed basically everything. He grandchildren. played tennis, basketball, sailed, played the clarinet, and sang, among other extracurriculars. “I liked doing it all, While George’s professional and educational experiences maybe a bit too much,” said George. His unquenchable post Webb are impressive, he would argue his time at thirst to conquer it all left too little time for Webb studies, Webb had a few bumps on the road. George loved the and he would be dismissed academically for failing sea, sailing, and all things nautical. It was in his DNA. Marine Engineering (taught by Professor Jens Holm, a His great grandfather sailed around the world as the subject he loved), and Fluid Mechanics (which he loved Captain of Solitaire. He and his wife lived aboard the less) in his junior year. vessel, and since they did not have children of their

13 Webb Institute 2019-20 Annual Report students and their education were recognized by naming him Professor Emeritus of Marine Engineering in 1983. He was involved with the marine industry as a consultant and a contributor of technical literature. His clients included machinery manufacturers, ship owners such as the Onassis Group, and naval architects such as the J. J. Henry Co. Professor Holm’s technical literature contributions included SNAME Technical & Research Bulletins and papers, membership on the Control Committee, and (As posted in the original 1956 Webb Binnacle) authorship of the chapter on thermodynamics and heat engineering of SNAME's 1971 reference text Marine Engineering. His honors include designation as an This is where George’s story, and inspiration to Honorary Member of SNAME, Webb Alumni William memorialize Professor Holm, begins. Admiral Haeberle, Selkirk Owen Award recipient in 1975, and SNAME’s then Webb President, decided he would accept George David W. Taylor Medal recipient in 1983. back if he passed proficiency exams, under the condition that he would not engage in any extracurricular activities. At the conclusion of the summer, George passed his Second chances at Webb were even less common then proficiency exam and he gladly accepted his invitation than they are now, so this would be a tough road to travel. to rejoin Webb. He was happy to spend a year in a triple To play it safe, George called MIT and began to line up “a occupancy dormitory room, and his wonderful memories plan B,” just in case. at Webb resumed.

Professor Jens Holm, Webb graduate of 1941, would George has been a staunch supporter of Webb since his no longer teach Marine Engineering the following graduation in 1957. As he was reviewing the list of Webb’s semester at Webb, and he was concerned about George’s Commencement Awards, George noticed that this list predicament. He was teaching at Columbia University at did not include an award solely dedicated to excellence the time, so he invited George to come into Manhattan in Marine Engineering. To honor Professor Holm, he once a week for tutoring sessions. Each week, these two funded a permanently restricted endowment to establish had a standing meeting at a cafeteria-style restaurant. the Jens T. Holm '41 Memorial Commencement Award. This made the dining portion of their meeting efficient Beginning in 2020 and every year thereafter, Webb will so that they could focus on the primary task at hand. make an award to a graduating senior who demonstrated George would receive weekly homework assignments outstanding achievement in Marine Engineering. which Professor Holm would scrutinize in great detail. George remembers Professor Holm as a friendly man who “Webb is fortunate to have George and Martha as did not particularly care for small talk or gossip. part of the Webb family. Their efforts to establish this Commencement Award is a fitting tribute to Professor Professor Holm served as a naval constructor at Holm, and another example of their wonderful giving Mare Island Naval Shipyard and in the South Pacific spirit,” said President Michel '73. before discharge in 1946 with the rank of Lieutenant Commander. After a brief period with the New York Webb is grateful for the support of George '57 and Shipbuilding Corp., he was invited to join the faculty Martha Gilmore! of Webb as Professor of Marine Engineering, a position (Biography excerpts from A Centennial History he held until his retirement in 1980. His devotion to his of Webb Institute of Naval Architecture)

Webb Institute 2019-20 Annual Report 14 A MESSAGE FROM THE DEAN

SUSTAINING A WEBB CURRICULUM THROUGH COVID-19

MATTHEW R. WERNER '95, PG'97 Dean & ABS Chair of Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering

There is a saying that sometimes it’s asked to design a classroom to accommodate COVID-19 requirements, Webb’s Design Studio may well be the better to be lucky than good. blueprint. But COVID-19 did not dictate the original That is what sprang into my mind as I walked into the design of this space; the Design Studios were sized to Sophomore Design Studio for my first lecture of the accommodate up to twenty-eight design stations, a small fall 2020 semester. It was already the third week of the seating area, and space at the front of the room where semester, as we had just completed two weeks of remote the course instructor could manage a design lab. It turns instruction. Delaying in-person instruction allowed out that the footprint needed for the original plan was us to accommodate out-of-state students whom New just large enough to support a socially-distanced class of York State required to quarantine for two weeks. We twenty-eight students and an instructor. Luck was on our also administered COVID-19 tests to the entire student body, and all students tested negative. From the faculty’s perspective, we started the semester where we ended the last. For the upperclassmen on campus, returning to Webb was the first step toward a return to normalcy.

In the Work Studio, the twenty-six sophomores were seated at their individual workstations, wearing face masks, and separated by six feet in all directions. The large interactive flat-panel monitor was located at the front of the room along with an instructor’s podium, placed six feet from the nearest student desk. The floor- to-ceiling white boards at the front of the room were newly cleaned. The Sound-facing windows were open, as was the door leading out to the external staircase. If you were Each room is outfitted with dry erase walls and doors.

15 Webb Institute 2019-20 Annual Report side as we strived to return to in-person instruction. At The class of 2024 at their desks in their design studio. the time, I hoped that this was a sign of things to come. When speaking to the faculty and students at the beginning of the semester, I noted that the key to this semester’s success would be flexibility. We had no idea what additional requirements would stem from COVID-19, but if we remained flexible, the Webb educational experience would continue as students and faculty worked together. Our flexibility resulted in an unprecedented ability to deliver the Webb curriculum with only 50% in-person instruction, and all students are living and learning on campus. All classes including labs, both in-person and remote, are provided synchronously and continue without interruption. Technology continues to be crucial to the daily delivery and management of the educational program. The lessons we learned in the spring are serving us well in the fall, and we continue to build upon what we have learned. Necessity truly is the mother of invention.

As we have passed the halfway point of the fall semester, the next challenge before us is the upcoming Winter Work period. The decision has been made to go forward with this year’s Winter Work program although COVID-19 has limited internship opportunities. We believe that this program is so valuable and formative for our students that we want to make sure our seniors can take part in their fourth internship experience. For those students whom we cannot place this winter, we intend to make this up in the summer of 2021 so that we remain on schedule.

With continued luck, teamwork, and flexibility, I am confident that the fall semester will finish successfully, and that we will be prepared for whatever the world throws at us when spring classes begin on March 1, 2021. Two things are for certain, the learning will continue, and Zoom is here to stay. Be well and stay safe. Plenty of space in the new Couch Academic Center classrooms.

Webb Institute 2019-20 Annual Report 16 A MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMAN OF THE WEBB ALUMNI FUND

SOLID PERFORMANCE IN THE MIDST OF CHANGE AND UNCERTAINTY!

JAKE M. NEUMAN '93 Chairman of the Webb Alumni Fund

At first glance, the 2019-20 Webb Alumni Fund (WAF) students to ensure everyone’s well-being—a great total raised of $2,027,089 might seem underwhelming display of the Webb family values. In spite of all of the with the backdrop of the successive record-breaking challenges, alumni, led by class agents, persevered and WAF years. But when you consider just how different contributed over $2 million of much-needed support for this giving year was from most, reaching the $2 million Webb. This is only the fourth time in Webb’s history plateau was a difficult task, one that could only be that the WAF has surpassed $2 million, and for added accomplished through your generous gifts during these context, the WAF secured $1.3 million in the first year uncertain times. When we planned for this WAF year, before the Campaign for Webb (2013-14). In short, I am we knew all too well that you have been asked to stretch proud of what my fellow alumni have accomplished, but I your giving capacity during the six-year Campaign for would not be doing my job unless I shared with you that Webb effort. Then unexpectedly, in the last quarter of the I think we can do even better next year! THANK YOU giving year, COVID-19 disrupted our lives. to all who continue to make the WAF a pillar of Webb’s financial support. Most Webb students learned remotely during the spring semester. Many alumni experienced professional Together, we achieved a nation-leading undergraduate hardships. Our Spring Phon-a-thon was replaced by participation rate of 70.4% and 18 Webb classes boasted Webb Cares—phone outreach conducted by Webb an amazing 100% participation rate. Our future is bright, too, as the most recent 15 graduating classes combined Table 1. WAF 2-year Comparison for an average participation rate of 86%.

2019-2020 2018-2019 I look forward to a great WAF 2020-2021 as we strive to Total Funds Raised $2,027,089 $2,561,658 raise $2,100,000 and secure the participation of 75% of undergraduates. Participation % 70.4% 71.6% (Webb undergraduates Only) A huge thanks to the Class Agents, Group Leaders, and Participation % 68.0% 69.4% the Development Office for all their time and efforts for (All Members of the the Webb Alumni Fund. The success of the WAF truly Webb Alumni Association) is a team effort! Thank you! A special thanks to Paul Average Gift $2,553 $3,190 Hayes '54 who is handing over Class Agent title to Joe Signorelli '54 and welcome to our newest class agent, Median Gift $750 $720 Reneé Tremblay '20!

17 Webb Institute 2019-20 Annual Report You can have a big impact on the future of our fundraising success and Webb’s financial well-being by:

• Maximizing your current giving levels – The WAF average gift is $2,553 and the median gift is $750. Maybe these are goals you can strive for or comfortably exceed, depending on your circumstances.

• Giving as early in the giving year as possible – This allows everyone involved in this effort to spend more time cultivating alumni that either do not give regularly or have not yet given at all.

• Serving as an ambassador for the WAF and Webb – Help your fellow class agents by encouraging classmates to maximize their giving and to give as early in the giving year as possible. Sharing your giving strategies (monthly giving, gifts of stock, gifts leveraging donor advised funds, charitable distributions from your IRA, matching gifts, etc.) may inspire a new gift or help your peers achieve new giving levels!

$3,000,000 WAF CONTRIBUTIONS VS. GOALS

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WAF Contributions Goals QUICK FACTS 18 CLASSES Achieved 100% Participation! 1946 1952 1958 1969 2006 2010 $2,553 1948 1953 1959 1970 2008 2011 AVER AGE 1949 1955 1967 1972 2009 2015 GIFT Classes within 1 Donor of $750 100% PARTICIPATION MEDIAN GIFT 2020 1995 1963 1961 1960 4 Consecutive years of raising $2 Million +

Webb Institute 2019-20 Annual Report 18 2019-20 WEBB ALUMNI FUND CLASS GIVING SUMMARY Class Agent Alumni Donors Gifts from Class Total Gifts ($) Average Gift ($) # Living Alumni Giving % Affiliated Honorary Alumni Alumni & Spouses Honorary 13 n/a $214,602 $16,508 26 50% PG '51-'60 Vacant 2 0 $2,230 $1,115 8 25% PG '61-'68 Vacant 7 0 $11,500 $1,643 12 58% PG '97-'99 Yongjun (Dan) Chen 1 0 $500 $500 4 25% 1941 0 n/a $0 $0 1 0% 1942 0 n/a $0 $0 1 0% 1944B 0 n/a $0 $0 1 0% 1945 0 n/a $0 $0 1 0% 1946 1 n/a $100 $100 1 100% 1947 0 n/a $0 $0 1 0% 1948 Arthur W. Schmidt 1 n/a $500 $500 1 100% 1949 John J. Slager 2 n/a $10,812 $5,406 2 100% 1950 Vacant 2 n/a $4,000 $2,000 4 50% 1951 George L. Phillips 1 0 $300 $300 4 25% 1952 Gabriel F. Lefebvre 4 n/a $16,010 $4,003 4 100% 1953 Victor W. Bethge 5 n/a $6,700 $1,340 5 100% 1954 Joseph A. Signorelli 5 2 $127,450 $18,207 7 71% 1955 Horton W. Lain 11 0 $47,795 $4,345 11 100% 1956 Peter A. Johnson 5 1 $11,344 $1,891 8 63% 1957 Vacant 6 1 $124,676 $17,811 11 55% 1958 Raymond S. Hall 10 1 $18,204 $1,655 10 100% 1959 Edward C. Shope 10 1 $8,250 $750 10 100% 1960 Roderick A. Barr 8 n/a $8,800 $1,100 9 89% 1961 Roger H. Compton 6 n/a $11,200 $1,867 7 86% 1962 Richard Pomfret 11 n/a $36,850 $3,350 13 85% 1963 George W. Birkhead 10 6 $30,699 $1,919 11 91% 1964 Eugene R. Miller, Jr. 6 1 $63,500 $9,071 10 60% 1965 Laurence G. Krantz 6 0 $5,850 $975 8 75% 1966 Bruce D. Cox 10 1 $84,150 $7,650 14 71% 1967 John W. Russell 15 1 $34,185 $2,137 15 100% 1968 John F. O’Dea 5 n/a $18,600 $3,720 10 50% 1969 Eric Runnerstrom 9 n/a $16,660 $1,851 9 100% 1970 Eric W. Linsner 17 n/a $79,350 $4,668 17 100% 1971 Paul G. Vibrans 4 1 $14,752 $2,950 10 40% 1972 David S. Chapman 17 n/a $30,215 $1,777 17 100% 1973 Richard C. Celotto 15 n/a $120,493 $8,033 20 75% 1974 Peter F. Weber 7 n/a $25,450 $3,636 10 70% 1975 Anthony A. Urbanelli 16 n/a $81,520 $5,095 19 84% 1976 John D. Van Buskirk 9 n/a $20,770 $2,308 14 64% 1977 Richard A. Gilmore 18 n/a $43,435 $2,413 21 86%

19 Webb Institute 2019-20 Annual Report Class Agent Alumni Donors Gifts from Class Total Gifts ($) Average Gift ($) # Living Alumni Giving % Affiliated Honorary Alumni Alumni & Spouses 1978 Neil J. Gallagher 10 n/a $23,870 $2,387 16 63% 1979 Mark F. Martecchini 9 n/a $51,366 $5,707 16 56% 1980 C. Kent Greenwald 7 n/a $5,900 $843 16 44% 1981 Ivan N. Kirschner 4 1 $2,030 $406 7 57% 1982 Mark W. Gagnon 11 n/a $23,350 $2,123 20 55% 1983 Robert J. Healy 6 n/a $17,000 $2,833 16 38% 1984 Bill R. McEachen 3 n/a $4,470 $1,490 12 25% 1985 Jennifer B. Panosky 13 n/a $8,001 $615 21 62% 1986 William M. Milewski 4 0 $2,350 $588 19 21% 1987 John L. R. Edgar III 11 n/a $22,945 $2,086 20 55% 1988 Steven Pagan 14 n/a $20,610 $1,472 18 78% 1989 Gregory M. Matzat 6 n/a $7,550 $1,258 16 38% 1990 Patrick J. Goss 5 n/a $4,050 $810 15 33% 1991 Matthew P. Tedesco 11 n/a $33,305 $3,028 18 61% 1992 Theresa Haven 7 n/a $8,840 $1,263 16 44% 1993 Jake M. Neuman 14 n/a $36,025 $2,573 16 88% 1994 Brian M. Mulligan 7 n/a $9,190 $1,313 18 39% 1995 D. Michael Hutchings 13 n/a $17,650 $1,358 14 93% 1996 Eugene R. Miller III 10 n/a $19,910 $1,991 16 63% 1997 Robert H. Bolling 17 n/a $26,570 $1,563 19 89% 1998 Christopher Swanton 13 n/a $17,600 $1,354 19 68% 1999 Bradley D.M. Golden 8 n/a $8,330 $1,041 21 38% 2000 Andrew W. Polay 7 n/a $6,400 $914 14 50% 2001 Jason P. Updegraph 11 n/a $7,990 $726 17 65% 2002 Douglas H. Frauenberger 10 n/a $6,560 $656 17 59% 2003 Andrew J. DeSpirito 5 n/a $15,250 $3,050 16 31% 2004 Katherine A.C. Munkenbeck 7 n/a $13,102 $1,872 15 47% 2005 Matthew B. Zahn 9 0 $16,180 $1,798 13 69% 2006 Steven M. Stone 11 0 $31,615 $2,874 11 100% 2007 Kathleen Cain Minnich 17 n/a $14,634 $861 20 85% 2008 Leah R. Sosa 23 n/a $34,935 $1,519 23 100% 2009 Jonathan H. Dowsett 18 0 $25,321 $1,407 18 100% 2010 Jacob M. Genauer 22 n/a $42,151 $1,916 22 100% 2011 Lidia Needham 21 0 $18,850 $898 21 100% 2012 Steve Guglielmoni 13 0 $10,930 $841 20 65% 2013 Colin T. Spillane 14 0 $23,333 $1,667 16 88% 2014 David S. Smith 10 1 $10,025 $911 15 67% 2015 Satchel B. Douglas 20 0 $23,275 $1,164 20 100% 2016 Dylan M. Froriep 13 0 $2,530 $195 19 68% 2017 W. Marshall Fettig 11 0 $2,264 $206 19 58% 2018 Vincent R. Commisso 16 0 $12,720 $795 21 76% 2019 Andrew T. Pidduck 16 0 $2,970 $186 21 76% 2020 Reneé Tremblay 24 n/a $3,690 $154 25 96% Grand Total 776 18 $2,027,089 $2,553 1119 70.4%

Webb Institute 2019-20 Annual Report 20 WILLIAM H. WEBB SOCIETY 2019-2020

Michael E. Cariello '10 Endel Mann '60 Ryan E. '04 and Evelyn R. '05 Hackel In the pages that follow, Paul D. Chapman '67 Mark F. Martecchini '79, P'09 George and Anthony T. and Michelle B. Chor Matson Navigation Company Elizabeth Hambleton, P'23 we acknowledge all of R. Perry Connell '97 Greggory B. Mendenhall Christopher and our donors in the Webb Thomas B. Crowley, Jr. (Hon.) Eugene R. Miller, Jr. '64, P'96 Maricar Harris, P'19, P'22 S. Allen Face III '70 Wing and Sufinsa Ng, P'19 Michael and Jennifer Hartigan, P'22 community for their Kenneth W. Fisher '64 Steven Pagan '88 Henry and generosity and loyalty— Frederic R. Coudert Foundation John R. Paul '69 Natalie Herbermann, P'21 Thomas W. Gillette '52 David R. Pedrick '70 Sean and Heather Hill, P'20 alumni, trustees, friends, Alison and Hal Granger, P'14 (Hon.) Joe and Shelley Pierce, P'20 Russell H. Hoffman '74 parents of alumni and James N. Greenlees '72 Russell C. Pollock '08 Manuel G. Hontoria '88 Robert J. Healy '83 Joseph H. Pyne D. Michael Hutchings '95 students, family, faculty, Robert K. Kistler '46 Gabrielle Rini '87 Daniel P. Jacques '87 staff, students, foundations, Stefan Kuczera '15 and Mike and Deb Roske, P'19 Caitlin E. Jarecki '05 Erin McElroy '15 John W. Russell '67 Vincent J. Jarecki III, '05 and corporations. Thank Jon J. '76 and Deborah W. LaBerge Robert and Erika Schmitz, P'22 Roy E. Johnson '62 you for your continued David S. Lawson, Jr. '55 Alfred H. Schwendtner '54 Stephen R. Judson '74 John A. Malone '71 Janet and Philip Shapiro Jackson W. Juska support of Webb. Your Eugene R. Miller III '96 Lewis R. Sheldon III '73 Donald Kelley and giving has a profound Jake M. Neuman '93 John J. Slager '49 Nancy Esposito-Kelley, P'21 John F. O'Dea '68 J. William Smith '63 Homer M. and Ji Y. Kim, P'23 impact on every student, Richard Pomfret '62 David G. St. Amand '77 Richard S. Kim '11 faculty member, facility, Bruce S. Rosenblatt (Hon.) Matthew P. Tedesco '91 John and Jill Kirk, P'23 Joseph A. Schetz '58 Charles and Lesley Teitelbaum, P'22 June Kiss '63S (Hon.) and program. Joseph A. Signorelli '54 Richard W. Thorpe '55 Damir J. Kolich '96 Peter A. Silvia '62 Theodore L. Thorsen '61 Richard and Jennifer '91 Kollmer Richard A. Smith '03 Thomas P. Tindale '10 Stephen D. Koopman '91 John A. Springer III '82 John D. Van Buskirk '76 Thomas E. Koster '67 VISIONARY Steve M. Stone '06 Homer N. Wallin, Jr. PG'62 Charles Kurz II (Hon.) $100,000+ Joseph F. Stroschein '56 Thomas J. '89 and John W. Larson '53 VADM Paul E. Sullivan Jennifer K. '91 Waters, P'20 Diana M. Look '09 William J. Blanton, Jr. '71 Dr. and Mrs. Luther Tai Simmy D. Willemann '10 Thomas W. Mattson '67 Boysie Bollinger (Hon.) Reuben W. Taylor, Jr. '55 Marc Yland, P'15 Joel S. McMinn '75, P'09 Arthur and Marilyn Burr '54 Matthew P. '91 and Jean G. and Jennifer J. Zeien Anthony and Lauren Migliozzi, P'20 Hayden and Pamela Carney '58 Catherine A. '94 Tedesco Andre and Anny Milbitz, P'20 McMullen Family Foundation Anthony A. Urbanelli '75 Stephen T. '08 and R. Keith Michel '73 Peter F. Weber '74 SPONSOR Kathleen Cain '07 Minnich TK Foundation/OCCF W. Brett Wilson '75 $2,500 TO $4,999 James R. Moody '82 Indra and Suliani Wui, P'20 Joseph D. Mott, Jr. '75 Larry D. and Lisa W. Allen, P'23 Richard and Mary Murphy, P'13 GUARDIAN Ronald J. Altmann '63 Schuyler J. Needham '12 and $50,000 TO $99,999 PATRON Jonathan R. Amy '70 Lidia Mouravieff Needham '11 $5,000 TO $9,999 Paul and Julie Backas, P'16 Richard P. Neilson '70 American Bureau of Shipping Thomas Barron Matthew and Nancy Ockers, P'22 John C. Couch (Hon.) Benjamin B. Ackers '97 David B. Benson '56 Liam C. O'Connell '98 Jon C. Couch Christopher D. Allard '04 George J. Berger '66 David C. Purdy '50 Joseph J. Cuneo '57 Paulo A. Almeida '95 Andrew S. Bond '98 Benjamin E. Rising '93 George A. Gilmore '57 Catherine M. Anderson '93 W. Porter Bratten III '08 Wombi Rose '09 Marguerite Lenfest/The H.F. Joseph and Marian Armstrong, P'22 Scott and Rachael Breza, P'22 James W. Royle, Jr. '66 Lenfest Fund of the Philadelphia G. William Birkhead '63 Allan S. Childers '12 Elizabeth M. Singleton '07 Foundation Steven G. Buttner '70 Vincent R. Commisso '18 John E. Sirutis '67 John W. Newcomb '66 Drs. George and Mary Campbell Roger H. Compton '61, PG'64 Richard A. Smith '76 The G. Unger Vetlesen Foundation Richard C. Celotto '73 Charles N. Corrado '83 Douglas L. Snediker '98, PG'99 The Robert David Lion Gardiner Lou Codega, '78, P'14 Joy Davis Paul G. Snyder '69 Foundation, Inc. Michael and Paige Dillistin, P'23 Chris and Gila Decker '95 John R. Stebe '08 Hampton K. Dixon '11 Michael and Bruce Thompson and Edward C. DuMont Kristine DeNapoli, P'20 Laurie Geisel, P'15 PACESETTER James R. Dwyer '72 Thomas E. Dickenson '92 Geoffrey Uttmark, P'23 $25,000 TO $49,999 John L.R. Edgar III, '87 and Alana Duerr '08 Paul G. Vibrans '71 Alicia H. Edgar Phillip S. Duerr '09 Charles G. Visconti '55 David M. Bovet '70 Brian P. R. Eisenhower '06 Samuel R. Ernst '03 Robert J. vom Saal '67 Joseph L. Brennan '79 Paul and Carolyn Fleming, P'12 Courtney C. Ewing '05 David and Karen Wang, P'20 Maurits P. de Regt Peter B. Fontneau '68 Edward and Lorena Flanagan, P'21 Michael J. Whalen '79 Kenneth L. Heitner '64 Fernando Frimm Matthew R. Fox '04 John P. Wise '09 Christopher N. Tupper '75 Jacob M. Genauer '10 Geoffrey D. Fuller '72 Mark K. Wolf '95 Thomas A. Wheaton '77 Fred Gordon '78 John and Linda Gagliardi, P'18 Meldon J. Wolfgang IV '93 William B. Hale '78 Peter A. Gale '59 Steven F. Wolgamot '69 Richard C. Harris Richard A. Gilmore '77 Douglas C. Zangre '13 and BENEFACTOR Paul W. Hayes '54 Mauricio and Samantha J. Griswold '14 $10,000 TO $24,999 Thaddeus R. and Pamela Gonzalez, P'20 Peter F. Zink '72 Judith T. Hudson, P'23 David Gossage and Anonymous William B. Bartling '13 Peter A. Johnson '56 Karen Luparello P'22 Paul and Jeanine Becker P'21, P'22 Mr. and Mrs. John C. LaBerge, P'76 Richard S. Graham '83 Stephen R. Breit '79 Horton W. Lain '55 Samuel Granger '14 MEMBER Judson B. Broome '91 J. Paul Lemoine '91 Tyler J. Gray-Hoehn '18 $1,000 TO $2,499 Thomas and Susan Burns, P'08 Eric and Pat Linsner '70 Christoph A. Grueneis '92 Donald L. Caldera '57 Daniel A. Malarkey '06 David W. Gustavson '78 Edgar D. Alderson '49

Honorary alumnus/a (Hon.) - Spouse of deceased alumnus/a (S) - Exchange student (E)- The names of deceased donors are italicized.

21 Webb Institute 2019-20 Annual Report A. Todd Andre-Colton, '74, P'05 Marian Guglielmoni, P'12 Nathan J. McKenzie '98 James J. Shaughnessy '89 Cameron M. Baker '07 Raymond S. Hall, Jr. '58 Joshua S. McMinn '09 Donald and Shigemi M. Shaw, P'23 Christopher J. Becker '08 Eric Harris '14 Michael McReal, P'18 David M. Shepard '85 Gary and James Harvie '55 Thad J. Michael '97 Steven C. Shepstone '77 Phyllis Becker, GP'21, GP'22 Daniel R. Healy '87, P'21 Joshua Michel and Beth Pysz Luke A. Shingledecker '00 James B. and Lorraine Healy '87, P'21 David H. Milligan '77 Paul Sieswerda Gwendalyn D. Benoit, '01 Robert B. Hedges '53 Jack and Corrine Mills, P'16 Reed D. Sigfridson '73 Victor W. Bethge '53, GP'05 Kathleen Henn '80 Jason W. Minett '06 Ted A. Slotwinski '73 F. Roland Bjorklund '66 Mark R. Henry '62 Brent J. Morrison '11 Bret S. Smart Jr. '09 Scott D. Black '90 Taylor M. Herinckx '06 Andrei Mouravieff '09 Emerson L. Smith '08 Matthew D. Blake '78 Halsey C. Herreshoff '55 George and Tatiana Daniel J. Snyder '10 Louis II and Margaret Bock, P'20 John F. Hillmann '56 Mouravieff, P'09, P'11, P'16 Kelly T. Sonerholm '06 Jeffrey B. Bowles '00 David S. Homiak '75 Brian M. Mulligan '94 Leah R. Sosa '08 Damian Bozzacco '00 Emily Hontoria Ian Mutnick '96 John S. Spencer '69 Michael J. Bradford '75 John C. Hootman '01 Amanda M. Malarkey-Nair '10 J. Niel Spillane, '50, GP'13 Trish Bratten, P'08 Glenn Howard Stephen K. Neely '85 Jeremy A. Stahlin '66 Corey L. Bruno '02 John F. Ince '66 John D. Nonemaker II '10 Luke L. Suda '80 Peter C. Bryn '06 Eric and Meredith Johansson, P'21 William F. Nugent '90 Gailmarie Sujecki (Hon.) Ian R. Busch '88 Spencer Johnson '93 Clarence O'Connor '15 Sean M. Sundey '03 William M. Cannon '65 Albert N. Kamahi '93 Ronald C. Olander '55 Winston B. Sutter '53 Robert B. Carelli '09 Joseph J. Kelleher '84 Matthew H. O'Leary '07 James Swan Gregory E. Castleman '76 Thomas F. and Robert and Bonny Oliver, P'22 Dr. and Mrs. David Taber, GP'20 Henry Chang '98 Barbara S. Kennedy, P'23 Jennifer B. Panosky '85 Jeffrey and Andrea Taber, P'20 David S. Chapman '72 Dennis and Marie Kiely, P'22 Jay E. and Phyllis Paris '64 Thomas and Melanie Tack, P'20 Fred B. Chester '66 Karl L. Kirkman '65 Jane Partanen, P'87 Michael J. Telfer '98 Josh and Laurie Chisari, P'22 Jessica L. Kleist '04 Mark D. Paulhus '85 William B. Terney '60 Matthew D. Collette '99 David H. Klinges (Hon.) Dale E. Pederson '12 Andrew Thompson '15 Joseph Comer John R. Knobel '73 Raymond and Dr. Kirsi K. Tikka (Hon.) Nolan Conway '15 Timothy A. Knowles '75 Christine Pensabene, P'23 Scott and Sharon Tinnell, P'20 Christopher C. Critchett '91, PG'97 L. Randall and Carl J. Persak III '96, PG'97 Steven W. Torok '97 Jason M. Dahl '02 Billy Eve Koenig, P'80 Ryan A. Pfeifer '11 John F. Towle DeLaCour Family Foundation Kurt Kramer '63X Craig A. Pomeroy '83 Michael and John A. DiBlasi '86 Clinton W. Kreitner PG'65 Philip M. Poullada '78 Theresa Tremblay, P'20 Douglas H. Dirks '66 Cody C. Kurtz '08 Mark D. Pudlo '87 Elizabeth A. Tuckel '01 John and Lynn Dixon, P'20 Heidi C. Landen-Greene '96 Walter D. Rabe '70 Matthew D. Turns '00 Victoria Dlugokecki '88 Geoffrey G. Landon '79 Irving G. Raphael '67 Robert Turoff, P'15 C. Mitch Dmohowski '88 Cyrus J. Lawyer IV '06 Douglas A. Read '97 Jason P. Updegraph '01 Satchel Douglas '15 Gabriel F. Lefebvre, Jr. '52 John T. and Carole Reed, P'23 Justin C. Van Emmerik '13 Robert E. Dvorak '07 Jonathan D. Leivo '07 Daniel and Beth Reifsnyder, P'08 Margaret R. Verdon '63S Daniel A. Dwyer '13 Lauren R. LeRoy '05 Jeffrey D. Reifsnyder '08 Edward V. Vienckowski '78 Michael S. Eaton '06 Christopher Licato '15 Edward A. Rerisi '96 Charles B. Walburn '70 John S. Eck '90 Steven and Deborah Lilly, P'22 Donald E. Rickerson III '13 Rachel Walker '14 Fred P. Endrizzi '62 Marc T. Limeri '77 Benjamin T. Rockwell '15 J. Michael Wallace '62 Carl D. Fast '77 William T. Lindenmuth '63 David R. Rodger '63 Lawrence W. Ward PG'51 Jenna M. Ferrieri '11 Lindsey K. Lindgren '08 Richard C. Rodi '64X Webb Alumni Association Richard and Marylou Ferrieri, P'11 Robert and Lora Lindyberg, P'21 Karen G. Rossbach '91 William C. Webster '59 Douglas H. Frauenberger '02 Bridget F. Eric Runnerstrom '69 Frank and Susan Weeks, P'21 Howard Frauenberger, P'02 Lisnyk-Washlack '63S (Hon.) Kenneth Rusinek '72 Abbott D. Weiss '63 Nathan B. Frederickson '96 David E. Little '75 Jennifer R. Ryan '99 Matthew R. Werner '95, PG'97 Austin J. French '09 Douglas J. Loeser '73 Kit Ryan '67 Elizabeth E. White '99 Raymond A. Gagliardi II '18 Harrison T. Loeser '43 Dustin R. Rybovich '10 Stephen D. White '99 John P. Gallagher '74 Anthony J. Loreto '08 Tedi R. Rybovich '10 Sarah E. Wickenheiser '08 Neil J. Gallagher '78 Andrew Lum '12 Christian Saether '75 Vincent S. Wickenheiser '08 Charles Garland '58 Christopher H. Lyons '10 David J. Sawyer '08 Christopher Wiernicki John L. Glaeser '68 Duncan T. MacLane '78 Rachel A. Sawyer '09 Jonathan G. Williamson '58 Richard A. Goldbach '58 Walter M. Maclean Roxanne R. Schacht '13 Karl R. Witmer '75 John A. Graap, Jr. '61 Robert and Cindi Maguire, P'21 Spencer A. Schilling, Jr. '82 Stefan T. Wolczko '09 David J. Grant '98 Kyle R. Manis '12 Christine Schleicher '89 James K. Wylie '75 Timothy Graul '63X Thomas N. Manuel '54 Dean M. Schleicher '88 David M. Yannitell '67 Stuart R. Greene '95 Henry S. Marcus '65 Richard Schmitt '62 Matthew B. Zahn '05 C. Kent Greenwald '80 Thomas P. Mastronarde '69 Eugene Schorsch '52 Peter B. Zahn '80, P'05 Gregory M. Griffin '77 William R. McCreight '67 Alexander L. Scott '10 Amy Zahray '14 David M. Gross '10 Gary W. McCue '75 Benjamin Scott and Thomas E. Zielinski '72 George Gross, P'10 John and Patricia Shustock, P'10 Robert B. Zubaly '55 Steven and Simone McGuinness, P'20 Lisa Mende Senus Anonymous (6)

Honorary alumnus/a (Hon.) - Spouse of deceased alumnus/a (S) - Exchange student (E)- The names of deceased donors are italicized.

Webb Institute 2019-20 Annual Report 22 WEBB HONOR ROLL DONORS 2019-2020

Scott C. Henry '97 Colin T. Spillane '13 Bill and Lisa Geschwilm, P'18 PRESIDENT'S CLUB Matthew and Jerry L. Steiner '70 Robert F. Glover, Jr. '85 $500 TO $999 Theresa Herinckx, P'06 Stanley C. Stockdale '73 Douglas C. Goldhirsch '85 Christopher A. Hicks '99 Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Stusse, P'00 Gokce Gomec '18 Robyn J. Anders '64 Thomas and Bonnie Hill, GP'20 John J. Sullivan IV '01 John A. Grabeel '94 James K. Antrim '72 Ernest L. Holmboe '61 Christopher Swanton '98 David S. Greeley '76 Sandra Archibald Joseph A. Hubbard '95 Robert J. Talarico '12 Austin P. Guenther Kevin D. Baetsen '77 Michael J. Hughes '88 Bernard M. Thomson III '66 Nathan T. Hagan '12 Roderick A. Barr '60 John and Karen Hunt, P'21 Lennert O. Thunberg '58 Daniel H. Harris '85 Susan C. Barra, P'07 William C. Hurt III '59 Tyler Totten '15 Nancy A. Harris '88 William and Nancy Bartling, P'13 John and Sherri Husser III, P'18 Stephen and Joan Turns, P'00 Charles E. Hawkins IV '91 Mark R. Bebar '70 Robert K. Jenner '70 Matthew L. Unger '04 Jay S. Howell, Jr. '72 Robert and Charlene Benoit, P'01 Ralph E. Johnson '68 Edward S. Van Dusen '67 Erin Hub '16 Jon and Kristin Bidwell, P'21 Eric Jordan '05 John Vasilakos '77 Sean Hughes '19 Michael R. Birmann '86 Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Kamahi, P'93 Ryan L. Vittetoe '94 Jessica Hurt, P'01 Alan M. Bolind '98, PG'99 Ivan N. Kirschner '81X Sean P. Walker '18 Alma C. M. Jacobson '01 Nathaniel S. Bossett '96 Justin R. Klag '11 Peter K. Wallace '93 Donald R. Jacobson '01 Thomas J. Brackin '16 Robert J. Kleinschmit '06 William G. Wallace '65 Peter E. Jaquith '65 Stuart C. Bunnell '70 Alexander and Paula Koziol III, P'21 Muriel Weathers '19 Christopher R. Johnson '18 Thomas W. and Russell E. Kupferer '99 Robert Webb, P'23 William and Donna Jordan, P'96 Carol J. Campbell, '69, P'99 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kupferer, P'99 Jana Wesson '95 Lauren N. Kadlec '09 Chad S. Caron '98 Richard F. Labasky '76 David and Kelly Wheeler, P'22 Wilma Kehl, P'91, GP'20 Brendan M. Carr '07 Andrew R. Lange '06 Donald and Carolyn White, P'99 Bradley S. Kell '80 Erica L. Carter '92 Peter J. Lapp '77 Emily E. Whitman '05 Vickie L. Kennedy, P'23 Nancy F. Cathers '56S Stephen J. Lardie '73 Edwin G Wiggins (Hon.) Patrick and Eileen Kiely, GP'22 Thomas W. Chadwick '72 Michael D. LaRose '13 Jocelyn Wilson (Hon.) David and Sandra Kleiman, P'87 Kathryn A. Chaffee '16 Ian M. Lawson '17 Evan Wingfield '15 Andrew R. Kondracki '83 Yongjun Chen PG'99 Peter S. C. Lee '10 Ethan T. Wiseman '11 David C. Kring '88 James Codega '14 Holly Lemoine Scott G. Withee '72 Harry and Elizabeth Lachtman, P'11 Thomas B. Cole '60 James and Susan Manis, P'12 Kent D. Woodward '68 Michael G. LaGrassa '07 Anthony T. Constable '02 Daniel S. Mannheim '08 Jerod L. Wyman '98 Christopher M. Lake '96 Seth D. Cooley '10 Matthew G. Marburger '07 Daniel W. Yannitell '62 Susan E. Lake '99 Bruce D. Cox '66 Nikolas P. Martecchini '09 Timothy Yen '04 Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Lee, P'89 Dudley A. Dawson '71 James W. McCoy '57 Wesley Yland '15 Karl and Pamela Leivo, P'07 Drs. Theresa and Bill R. McEachen '84 Eugene A. Yourch '59 Christopher T. Loeser '70 Roland De Marco, P '13 Douglas R. McPherson '75 Andrew S. Zahn '76 Blake Loncharich '19 Donald C. Deckebach II '63 Paul B. Mentz '64 Troy D. Zangle '13 Jeffrey S. Magrane '89 Nicholas J. DelGatto '12 John A. Mercier '60 Anthony Zic Glen W. Margolis '85 Glenn and Cynthia Desio, P'21 Michael G. Morabito '05 Anonymous (3) Robert J. Marinelli '73 Andrew J. DeSpirito '03 Katharine A. C. Munkenbeck '04 Joseph F. Marrone '87 Jacqueline A. DeSpirito '02 Sean P. Murphy '13 William J. Markuske '10 Alexander N. Dzinbal '17 Paul and Linda Neureuter, P'14 YOUNG AMERICA Jeff and Lynn Matthes, P'23 David D. Eberhardt '07 George P. Neyman PG'66 Ian S. McMahon '11 Richard G. Eddy '55 Francis X. Nicastro '56 CLUB Jim McMahon '85 J. Carey Filling, Jr. '93 Michael and $250 TO $499 Barton W. McPheeters '85 Benjamin Fisher '11 Catherine Nowakowski, P'10 David G. Moorhead '65 Kimberly A. Fisher '86 Nadine Oakley Simms, V.M.D. Amazon Smile Foundation Justin M. Morgan '92 John A. Fleming '12 Dennis and Barbara O'Keefe P'22 Nigel and Sherry Beale, P'01 Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mutnick, P'96 Elizabeth M. Forssell Henry A. Olson '63 Gerald E. Bellows '71 Roy A. Neyman '77 R. Mark Forssell '55 S. Taylor Olson '91 Thomas P. Brewton '74 Josiah Ng '19 Drew and Cindy Gavel, P'16 Thomas T. O'Shea '00 Terry E. Brockett '62 Gerardo E. Nixon '13 Patrick J. Gilmartin (Hon.) Jonathan G. Parrott '79 Kyle S. Brunelle '82 Scott and Lisa Otto, P'23 Bradley D. Golden '99 Joel R. Parry '79 Michael Bushnell '69 Thomas J. Perrotti, Jr. '85 Michael J. Goodwin '69 Brian J. Petersen '07 Peter D. Canning '72 William S. Peters '81 Matthew J. Groff '12 Alexandra L. Pitti '15 Mark D. Caplan '85 George L. Petrie '70 Sandra Groff Daniel J. Platt '87 John R. Carlson '14 Andrew Pidduck '19 Arthur Cheliotes and Robert C. Ranzenbach '82 F. David and Ellen Cavanaugh, P'20 George H. Plude '54X Dr. Linda Gross-Cheliotes, P'10 Thomas C. Rider '82 Michael G.K. Cheng '12 David and Karen Przelomski, P'16 Charles L. Grover III '58 Geoffrey S. Rivinius '75 W. Edward Christiansen '58 Lisa M. Read '97 Steven Guglielmoni '12 Aaron and Erin Rouland, P'21 Peter R. Coe '76 Taylor M. Reiss '18 Lance O. Guliani '81 David L. Rusnak '88 George L. Colborn '54X John M. Ringelberg PG'67 Mary A. Hafner Thomas A. Ryan '88 Clayton Cooley, P'10 Brandt and Helen Rising, P'93 Theodore and Noelle Haland Arthur C. Sargent '53 Stephen Corkery Jim Rodgers, GP'22 Jonathan T. Hale '18 Cullen D. Sarles '10 Jerry W. Cuthbert '56 Joseph G. Rudnicki '73 John W. Hall '63 Daniel and Vivian Sarles, P'10 Roland D. De Marco '13 Ellen G. Schorsch '58S, GP'19 Alexander Hanford '15 Thomas D. Sartor Lowell and Christine Dickerson '10 Helen Schweighardt, GP'22 Margaret Harris Arthur W. Schmidt '48 Greg Diggs '91 Edward Shope '59 Arthur L. Harrison '59 Frederick Seibold, Jr. '61 Jacqueline C. Diggs '92 Roberta T. Silber '63S John G. Harrison '70 Lorne B. Sheren '73 Grant B. Dugan '81 Jeffrey and Susan Slocum, P'10 Casey M. Harwood '11 Monique Sinmao '93 Robert and Diane Dvorak, P'07 David Smith '14 Brian D. Heberley '01 Douglas L. Slocum '10 Robert and Eileen Eaton, P'06 Patricia C. Smith, P'76 Christine L. Heberley '02 Raub W. Smith '79 Harrison and Lyn Faas, P'07 Oren L. Stephans '59 Eric J. and Joel D. Snyder III PG'68 Willa N. France '72 Larry K. Stephens '63 Kimberly S. Heilshorn, P'23 Joel P. Sodowsky '96, PG'97 Lee and Claire Froriep, GP'16 Abishai Thomas '19 David A. Helgerson '77 Jonathan J. Soja '13 Scott G. Furr '00 Janice Tindale, P'10 Bill Helming '73 Joseph and Julie Soja, P'13 Paul F. Gallagher '87 Jessica K. Tomczak '08 Douglas S. Henn '79 Andrew T. Speirs '97 Declan Gaylo '19 Barr Turner '17 Michael L. Gerardi '82 Honorary alumnus/a (Hon.) - Spouse of deceased alumnus/a (S) - Exchange student (E)- The names of deceased donors are italicized.

23 Webb Institute 2019-20 Annual Report Stephanie Van Denburg, P'01 Lucy Bach, GP'21 Ryan E. Chozick '18 Robert P. Fooks '85 Stephen J. Van Denburg '01 Zachary P. Backas '16 Walter B. Christmas PG '61 Dylan M. Froriep '16 Adam H. Van Doren '08 Christopher A Bal '20 Peter and Jean Cogan, GP'21 Mark W. Gagnon '82 Kristin P. Van Doren '08 Matthew V. Barlin '97 David H. Collins '73 Adam E. Geary '07 Carol A. Vernon '83 Robert I. Barra '07 Michael D. Comens '72 Daniel B. Gebhardt '95 Jonathan D. Ward '09 Alexander D. Bashkoff '17 Lou and Dorene Commisso, P'18 Bradley J. Gelles '10 Samuel K. Waterhouse '13 Thomas A. Beckley '95 Joseph N. Corvelli '93 Chase E. Geschwilm '18 Matthew B. Weklar '15 Dawn Belledin-Forman Martin and Donna Cover, P'92 Matthew Gianforcaro '15 D. Thomas Wendel '76 Janet Berger, P'96 Karyn V. Cox '02 Zachary Gilfus '15 Carl P. Wilson '51 Cathryn A. Bishop '12 Mark P. D'Angelo '07 Robert F. and Sandra Gill III, P'02 Charles and Dot Wimberly, GP'23 Louis J. Bock III '20 Nicholas de Sherbinin '18 Robert D. Goldbach '58 Donald and Stacey Wolczko, P'09 David and Julie Boland, GP'21 Michael J. DeNapoli '20 Oleg Golubev '16 Su Mo and Grace Wu, GP'20 Robert H. Bolling '97 Nanci-jean DeNapoli Alec R. Gonzalez '20 Thomas and Lynn Wunder, P'14 Ray and Diana Boltz, P'12 Matthew E. Denson '93 Thomas and Joan Gotta, P'07 Tin-Guen Yen '98 Albert H. Bowers, III '62 Mr. and Mrs. George T. William T. Gotta '07 Walter and Kathryn Zahray, P'14 M. Spenser Boyd '17 DeSpirito, P'03 Matthew Graham '14 Gary R. Zane '77 William L. Brinck '60 Laurie DeVos Mr. and Mrs. James U. Grant, P'98 Aurore V. Zuzick '09 Gail A. Broome, P'91 John G. Dixon '20 Megan L. Green '18 Anonymous (3) Casey P. Brown '16 Florence Dlugokecki, P'88, P'92 James A. Gretzky '80 Chris Brown and Nicholas M. Dombrowski '02 Paul and Ruth Guenther Samira Hakki, P'16 John and Esther Dona, GP'15 Robert W. Hall '67 DONOR Donald and Robin Brown, P'85 Philip S. Douthit '72 Nikki L. Hamilton P'22 $1 TO $249 Neal A. Brown '57 Jonathan H. Dowsett '09 James R. Hancock '67 Bob Campbell and Spencer A. Dugan '17 William R. Harris '19 Michael Abbruscato, P'11 Carol Pomroy, GP'16 Mara M. DuVernois '20 Zachary J. Harris '11 Michael A. Abbruscato '11 Taylor Campbell '19 John and Judith Edinger, P'99 Kay Harrison Taber Michelle L. Adam '97 Phyllis Canter Jon K. Elliott PG'68 Kenneth J. Harte '57X Lynn Allen, GP'21 Jay P. Carson '73 Allen D. Evans '61 Andrew D. Harville '09 Kenneth C. Anderson '82 Joseph Cascio Patrick D. Faas '07 Theresa Haven '92 Tom Annunziata and Esteban L. Castro-Feliciano '11 Jaye Falls '95 Todd R. Heidenreich '89 Gayle Johnson, GP'22 Ian P. Cavanaugh '20 Nathan S. Fast '14 Robert and Susan Henry, P'97 Dennis F. Antweiler '71X Donald and Lynn Chapman John and Louise Fielding, P'96 Isabel J. Hill '20 John and Elaine Applegate Michael J. Chen '15 Wm. Jason Flatt '98, PG'99 John Hirabayashi Jerry and Carol Aspland Frank and Linda Chisari, GP'22 Peter W. Flemming '75 Mary Jane Hnat Ryan J. Babb '02 Ian Y. Cho '17 Robert and Mary Fooks, P'85 Tom and Judy Hogan, GP'21

Honorary alumnus/a (Hon.) - Spouse of deceased alumnus/a (S) - Exchange student (E)- The names of deceased donors are italicized.

Webb Institute 2019-20 Annual Report 24 Christopher G. Hooper '11 Steven C. Matz '88 Dominique and Easton Tilicki '19 Mark F. Huang '88 Gregory M. Matzat '89 Holly Ratinaud, P'18 Thomas Z. Tinnell '20 Kenneth and Carol Hufman Ian W. McCauley '10 Nicholas J. Ratinaud '18 Stephen and Dorothy Tobon, GP'23 Alexander Iley '14E Robert McGowan '62 Rockford C. Regan '20 Jeanne E. Torstenson '93, PG'97 Michael J. Imbesi '17 Mary E. McGuinness '20 Darryl T. and Jennifer L. Resio, P'23 Kirk E. Torstenson '93 Patricia B. Jeffers, P'01 Jean Migliozzi, GP'20 Scott (Scrich) Richards '77 Owen W. Tredennick '97 Robert S. Johnson '59 Matthew J. Migliozzi '20 Robert K. Richardson '60 Reneé M. Tremblay '20 Ruth Johnson, GP'21 Audra E. Milbitz '20 Lawrence and Eilene Riemer, P'05 Daniel Turoff '15 Seth Jones '19 Brian T. Mills '16 Tom and Mary Ann Rockwell, P'15 Donald and Ursula Vernon, P'83 Matthew H. Kelley '88 David and Cynthia Minnich, P'08 James and Bridget Rodgers, P'22 Johanna Vetri, GP'22 James Kelly '19 John R. Mixon '97 Christopher Rose '11 Paul R. Vragel '72 Robert L. Kelly '46 Melissa K. Morgan '86 Joshua W. Rothman '10 Carrol Wagers, GP'22 Michael E. Klein '11 James M. Moss '97 Frank and Mary Rouland, GP'21 Phillip J. Wagner '78 Carol Koziol, GP'21 Ilya Mouravieff '16 Jonathan A. Roussin '17 Harold E. and Alexei and Katya Kritsuk, P'22 Mr. and Mrs. Gerhardt G. Joan Russo, P'98 Elizabeth Waldner, P'93 Andrew J. Lachtman '11 Muller, P'94 James A. Schmicker '80 Jonathan X. Wang '20 Alexander C. Landsburg '66X John and Anna Mulvihill, P'84 Gram E. Schweikert '02 Britton R. Ward '95 Benjamin Lee '19 George and Mr. and Mrs. Barth Semenoro, P'95 David and Doreen Ward, P'09 Du Y. Lee '20 Mary Munkenbeck, Jr., P'01, P'04 Daniel Sfiligoi '90 Linda Waters '20 Young and Sun Jung Lee, P'20 New York Adventure Club, Inc. Justin P. Shell '08 Lori Webb, P'23 Simon and Mabel Lee, P'05 Galen W. Ng '20 Richard B. Siek '74 William and Sarah M. Leitner '95 Erik Nilsson '93 Joern Ilja and Silke Siepmann, P'17 Laurie Schorsch Webber Thomas E. Linden '20 Andrew J. Nowakowski '10 John W. Sims '52 Paul T. Weber '92 Margaret Liu, GP'21 Adrian S. Onas Mark Skinner '67X Wade Webster Brianna G. Louie '17 Jocelyn Otto, GP'23 Bret and Denise Smart, P'09 Lauren A. West '16 David and Rebecca Louie, P'17 Cody C. Owen '15 Dalton and Mary Jane Smart, GP'23 Gabriel D. Weymouth '01 Brandon Louis '18 Robert H. Owens '77 Luke C. Soletic '08 Katherine A. Whalen '11 Mary B. Love Theda Parrish Barry M. Solomon '87 Marcin H. Whitman '81 Anthony and Janet Luparello, GP'22 Robert and Lynn Sosa and Jeff Parkin, P'08 Andrew D. Wiggins '03 Caroline Macri '87 Bonna Leah Patrick, P'08 Cody B. Stansky '16 George and Sally Wiley, GP'19 Muriel Magrane, P'89 Donna Patterson Michelle Stein Peter Wiley '19 Wilbur J. Mahony PG '58 Laura K. Patterson '09 Robert B. Steinbach '72 Geoffrey D. M. Wilkie '82 Robert and Elwin R. and Maureen Paulhus, P'85 Bruce H. Stephan Avram and Susan Malarkey, P'06, P'10 Ralph and Mary Lou Peak, GP'00 Richard L. Storch '67 Mary Ellen Wiseman, P'11 Gabriel Mannheim and Max W. Pierce '20 Robert J. Stortstrom '77 Hannah M. Wistort '17 Andrea Platt, P'08 Andrew W. Polay '00 Sarah Stretch '19 Brandon J. Wui '20 Scott Mantel '94 Neil and Judith Polay, P'00 Kelly J. Sturdy '16 Gerard and Janet Yarka, P'20 William C. Marrin, Jr. '59 Gabriel A. Poritz '15 Alexander B. Taber '20 Nicholas Yarka '20 Martin, Ottaway, Van Hemmen & Nathan L. Pratt '07 Harrison M. Tack '20 Don B. Young '60 Dolan, Inc. Kevin Prichard '18 Bill Thode '59X Richard T. Zuerner '59X Michael Martin Dylan Przelomski '16 Daniel H. Thompson '57 Anonymous (6) Wayne D. Martin '67 Alfred I. Raff '58 Dylan F. Throckmorton '18

Honorary alumnus/a (Hon.) - Spouse of deceased alumnus/a (S) - Exchange student (E)- The names of deceased donors are italicized.

25 Webb Institute 2019-20 Annual Report WEBB ALUMNI ASSOCIATION LEADERSHIP

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION ALUMNI REGIONAL WEBB GROUP EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE COORDINATORS LEADERS

President: Northern New England (Maine): 1958-1964: Victoria Dlugokecki '88 Russ Hoffman '74 Roger H. Compton '61, PG'64

Vice President: Greater Boston Area: 1965-1971: Ted Dickenson '92 Vacant Eric Runnerstrom '69

Treasurer: Southern New England: 1972-1979: Leah Sosa '08 Vacant Anthony A. Urbanelli '75

Secretary: New York: 1980-1988: Jacob Genauer '10 Jonathan Dowsett '09 Jennifer B. Panosky '85

Fifth Member: District of Columbia/ 1989-1997: Erin Hub '16 Northern Virginia: Jake M. Neuman '93 Alana Duerr '08 Sixth Member: 1998-2005: Alana Duerr '08 Maryland: Jason Updegraph '01 Vacant Alumni Fund Chairman: 2006-2014: Jake M. Neuman '93 Southern Virginia: Vacant Vacant Planned Giving Chairman: 2015-2020: John A. Malone '71 Texas: Vacant Vacant Historian: Matthew R. Werner '95 & PG'97 Northern California: Spencer Schilling '82 Members at Large: Alex Hanford '15 Sean Murphy '13 Spencer Schilling '82 Pacific North West: Joe Signorelli '54 Vacant

Audit Committee: Southern California: Mike Hutchings '95 John Carlson '14 Mike Abbruscato '11 Southern Florida: Nominating Committee: Dylan Froriep '16 Ethan Wiseman '11 Jonathan Dowsett '09 Europe: Leah Sosa '08 Past President: Ian Mutnick '96

Interested in filling a vacant spot? Contact Alana Duerr '08 at [email protected]

Webb Institute 2019-20 Annual Report 26 CUMULATIVE GIVING 2019-2020

The TK Foundation/Orange Ronald K. Kiss '63 and Stephen R. Breit '79 The William H. Webb Society Community Foundation June Kiss '63S (Hon.) Judson B. Broome '91 honors and celebrates the Richard W. Thorpe '55 (n) Carl E. Kreidler 1920 Peter C. Bryn '06 The G. Unger Vetlesen Foundation Charles Kurz II (Hon.) Steven G. Buttner '70 extraordinary commitment Jon J. '76 and Deborah W. LaBerge Lincoln D. Cathers '56 and Nancy of Webb’s most loyal Horton W. Lain '55 Cathers '56S Timothy S. Leach '91 Paul D. Chapman '67 contributors—those donors LAUREATE Eric and Pat Linsner '70 Roger H. Compton '61, PG'64 whose cumulative giving LEADERS MJS Foundation Alvin E. Cox '41 exceeds $25,000. We extend $250,000 to $499,999 John A. Malone '71 Paul H. Diehl '56 our sincere appreciation to Thomas N. Manuel '54 Philip S. Douthit '72 Victor W. Bethge '53, GP'05 Mark F. Martecchini '79, P'09 Edward C. DuMont the following alumni, Donald L. Caldera '57 Gregory '89 and Rosanne Matzat Richard G. Eddy '55 trustees, parents of alumni Crowley Maritime Corporation Justin H. '55 and John L.R. Edgar III, '87 and Sarah McCarthy '55S Alicia H. Edgar and students, friends, Jerry W. Cuthbert '56 The Dixon Family Roy P. McPherson '44B Frederick P. Eisenbiegler '46 corporations and Leslie B. Durant '39 Metro Machine Corp. Peter B. Fontneau '68 foundations, who are Philip R. Faurot '51 Walter H. Michel, Jr. '39 Fred H. Forrest Kenneth W. Fisher '64 Richard P. Neilson '70 Foss Maritime members of the William H. GAMCO Asset Management Jake M. Neuman '93 Foss Marine Holdings, Inc. Webb Cumulative Giving Company Huntington Ingalls, Newport News Peter A. Gale '59 Society. Thomas W. Gillette '52 Ronald C. Olander '55 John P. Gallagher '74 George A. Gilmore '57 Robert H. Owens '44A General Dynamics NASSCO (n) Glosten Steven Pagan '88 General Electric Corporation Robert D. Goldbach '58 John R. Paul '69 Richard A. Gilmore '77 ENTERPRISE A. Dudley Haff '37 Randolph H. Pritchard 1918 James N. Greenlees '72 $2,500,000+ Robert K. Kistler '46 Marian R. Quick Jerrier A. Haddad (Hon.) Edmund T. Klemmer '44B (n) Stanley L. Quick '44A William B. Hale '78 American Bureau of Shipping Duane H. Laible '62 John K. Roper '53 Raymond S. Hall, Jr. '58 Arthur and Marilyn Burr '54 Willard V. Markey '35 Bruce S. Rosenblatt (Hon.) Manuel G. Hontoria '88 John C. Couch (Hon.) Wayne D. Martin '67 Clayton E. and Joan Royce '46 Illinois Tool Works Foundation Jon Couch Robert G. Mende '51 George A. Sawyer William E. Jenkins Joseph J. Cuneo '57 Owen H. Oakley '37 Steven T. Scalzo Jewish Communal Fund/Gabelli Harold "Gerry" F. and John F. O'Dea '68 Joseph A. Schetz '58 Foundation Marguerite Lenfest Richard Pomfret '62 Daniel '58 and Peter A. Johnson '56 (n) J. Lewis and Kate I. Luckenbach Lester Rosenblatt, Sc.D. (Hon.) Ellen Schorsch '58S, GP'19 Stephen R. Judson '74 Stephen R. Towne '40 Reuben W. Taylor, Jr. '55 Eugene Schorsch '52 David H. Klinges (Hon.) Peter Van Dyke '60 The James J. Henry Charitable Trust Alfred H. Schwendtner '54 (n) Ulrich H. Koch '55 William H. Webb The Robert David Lion Gardiner Victor E. Scottron '36 Joseph A. Kochanczyk '41 Alfred M. and Joyce Zeien '52 Foundation, Inc. Joseph A. Signorelli '54 Richard and Jennifer '91 Kollmer Anthony A. Urbanelli '75 Peter A. Silvia '62 Thomas E. Koster '67 Peter F. Weber '74 Paul G. Snyder '69 Kurz Foundation Thomas A. Wheaton '77 John A. Springer III '82 Dorothy J. Kurz LAUREATE James E. Steele '41 Maurice J. Laurier '50 FELLOWS David and Christine Stone, P'06 David S. Lawson, Jr. '55 $1,000,000 to $2,499,999 FOUNDING Steve M. Stone '06 Gabriel F. Lefebvre, Jr. '52 $100,000 to $249,999 Walmer E. Strope '42 Lockheed Martin Corporation Boysie Bollinger (Hon.) Luther Tai Foundation John O. Crafts 1902 Thomas S. Taylor '53 Harrison T. Loeser '43 ExxonMobil Foundation Mario Iacobucci Andrea '39 The Arthur Vining Davis David and Rebecca Louie, P'17 Richard A. Goldbach '58 Carl B. and Florence H. Aster '25 Foundations M. Rosenblatt & Son, Inc. James J. Henry '35 William B. Bartling '13 The Bostonian Society/Boston Endel Mann '60 Allen N. and Cordella M. Hoyt '36 Joyce P. Bethge (Hon.) Historical Albert M. Martinson, Jr. '53 H. Smith McKann '38 G. William Birkhead '63 The Society of Naval Architects & Greggory B. Mendenhall McMullen Family Foundation Boeing Matching Gift Program Marine Engineers Paul B. Mentz '64 John J. McMullen (Hon.) David M. Bovet '70 William duBarry Thomas '51 Eugene R. Miller, Jr. '64, P'96 James G. Motley 1914 Joseph L. Brennan '79 Christopher N. Tupper '75 (n) Eugene R. Miller III '96 Philip J. Sims '71 Joseph A. Burns '62 Homer N. Wallin, Jr. PG'62 Richards T. Miller '40 Thomas and Susan Burns, P'08 Edward B. Warchol '37 Francis X. Nicastro '56 Drs. George and Mary Campbell Lawrence W. Ward PG'51 Jennifer B. Panosky '85 Hayden and Pamela Carney '58 (n) Edward R. Weber '42 Princeton University LAUREATE Jay P. Carson '73 Geoffrey D. M. Wilkie '82 Joseph H. Pyne Richard C. Celotto '73 W. Brett Wilson '75 Edward Renshaw '44A SUSTAINERS Chevron Humankind Employee Charles Zeien '50 Scott (Scrich) Richards '77 $500,000 to $999,999 Funds Richard Schmitt '62 R. Perry Connell '97 SeaRiver Maritime, Inc. William J. Blanton, Jr. '71 Alexander Delli Paoli '50 SUSTAINING Lewis R. Sheldon III '73 (n) Jacques B. (Hon.) and Stephen and Margaret Dvorak '50 $50,000 to $99,999 Steven C. Shepstone '77 (n) Caryl Hadler (Hon.)(n) S. Allen Face III '70 John J. Slager '49 Kenneth L. Heitner '64 Thomas F. FitzGerald '34 Benjamin B. Ackers '97 Ted A. Slotwinski '73 Herman D. Pollock Family Lawrence R. Glosten '40 Ronald J. Altmann '63 (n) Richard A. Smith '03 Foundation Alison and Hal Granger, P'14 (Hon.) Catherine M. Anderson '93 Richard A. Smith '76 (n) John and Georgette Livingston '24 Frank J. and Anne Graziano (Hon.) Barbara L. Aster David G. St. Amand '77 Joseph Mazurek (Hon.) James Harvie '55 Paul and Julie Backas, P'16 Winston B. Sutter '53 R. Keith Michel '73 Paul W. Hayes '54 George J. Berger '66 (n) Matthew P. '91 and John W. Newcomb '66 (n) Robert J. Healy '83 F. Roland Bjorklund '66 Catherine A. '94 Tedesco John W. Russell '67 Clifford E. and Flora Hoitt '34 Thomas H. Bond '45 The Ambrose Monell Foundation

Honorary alumnus/a (Hon.) - Spouse of deceased alumnus/a (S) - Exchange student (E)- The names of deceased donors are italicized.

27 Webb Institute 2019-20 Annual Report Michael W. Toner John N. Costello, Jr. '89 William C. Hurt III '59 Raytheon Systems Company/ John D. Van Buskirk '76 Maurits P. and Marian de Regt (n) D. Michael Hutchings '95 Matching Gifts Paul G. Vibrans '71 Lowell and Christine Dickerson '10 George A. Johnson '36 Gabrielle Rini '87 (n) Edward V. Vienckowski '78 Victoria Dlugokecki '88 Ralph E. Johnson '68 Benjamin E. Rising '93 Charles G. Visconti '55 R. Peaslee and Virginia DuMont '32 Roy E. Johnson '62 Paul W. Risseeuw '65 Robert J. vom Saal '67 James R. Dwyer '72 Frank Joyce '44A David R. Rodger '63 Thomas J. '89 and Kathleen W. Eddy Anthony Karpich '36 Rolls-Royce Naval Marine Inc. Jennifer K. '91 Waters, P'20 Brian P. R. Eisenhower '06 Stephen D. Koopman '91 Wombi Rose '09 Webb Alumni Association Enron Corporation Stefan Kuczera '15 and Karen G. Rossbach '91 Capt. and Mrs. William E. Courtney C. Ewing '05 Erin McElroy '15 James W. Royle, Jr. '66 Weisert, USN (Ret.) ExxonMobil Frank A. Kuntz '40 Eric Runnerstrom '69 Michael J. Whalen '79 James A. Fay '44B Cody C. Kurtz '08 (n) Kit Ryan '67 Steven F. Wolgamot '69 Richard and Marylou Ferrieri, P'11 Alfred Kurzenhauser '51 Christian Saether '75 Adin K. Woodward '43 Paul and Carolyn Fleming, P'12 George Laing 1912 Arthur C. Sargent '53 (n) Anonymous R. Mark Forssell '55 Marc T. Limeri '77 Dean M. Schleicher '88 (n) Matthew R. Fox '04 Carl E. Lindholm, Jr. '50 Janet and Philip Shapiro (n) Douglas H. Frauenberger '02 (n) Bridget F. Lorne B. Sheren '73 (n) LEADERSHIP C. Larry French (Hon.) Lisnyk-Washlack '63S (Hon.) The Gerda and Ole Skaarup $25,000 to $49,999 Geoffrey D. Fuller '72 Lloyd's Register of Shipping Foundation Anne M. Fullerton '99 Christopher T. Loeser '70 Elizabeth M. Singleton '07 (n) Christopher D. Allard '04 (n) Pastor Austin E. Ganly Douglas J. Loeser '73 J. William Smith '63 Paulo A. Almeida '95 Edward F. Ganly '36 Carolyn MacCormack Richard T. Soper (Hon.) Amgen Foundation Charles Garland '58 Edward M. MacCutcheon '37 Walter W. Spalckhaver 1922 Jonathan R. Amy '70 Jacob M. Genauer '10 Daniel A. Malarkey '06 Jeremy A. Stahlin '66 (n) Apple Matching Gifts Program (n) Patrick J. Gilmartin (Hon.) Henry S. Marcus '65 Joseph F. Stroschein '56 Paul E. Atkinson '42 John L. Glaeser '68, P'03 Maritrans, Inc. VADM Paul E. Sullivan BAE Systems (n) Douglas M. Gluntz '57 Marsh & McLennan Companies Henry B. Suydam '43 Montgomery Banister '44A Arthur L. and Vida F. Goldstein Matson Navigation Company Robert Taggart '42 Bank of America Foundation Fred Gordon '78 (n) Joel S. McMinn '75, P'09 Philip Thiel '43 Paul and Jeanine Richard S. Graham '83 Brent J. Morrison '11 Charles E. Thornhill '43 Becker P'21, P'22 (n) Leslie M. Gray III '68 James A. Mulcahey '42 Joseph '43 and Gertrude Thornton David B. Benson '56 David L. and Penelope Greene, P'95 Richard A. Mulford '61 Theodore L. Thorsen '61 (n) BMT Designers and Planners Christoph A. Grueneis '92 John J. Nachtsheim '47 Thomas P. Tindale '10 Robert H. Bolling '97 Steven and Wing and Sufinsa Ng, P'19 Edmund G. Tornay '56 Gary Bornstein Marian Guglielmoni, P'12 Liam C. O'Connell '98 Robert Turoff, P'15 Timothy N. Buffum '44A James R. Hancock '67 Warren W. Oliver, Jr. '50 Stephen A. Van Dyck Edward J. Campbell Howard M. Hardy '38 Jay E. and Phyllis Paris '64 J. Michael Wallace '62 Thomas W. Campbell '69, P'99 Scott and Jan Harlan, P'12 Jonathan G. Parrott '79 Abbott D. Weiss '63 Michael E. Cariello '10 (n) Theresa Haven '92 David R. Pedrick '70 (n) Wells Fargo Educational Matching David S. Chapman '72 Mark R. Henry '62 George L. Phillips '51 Gift Program Jane Loeser Taylor M. Herinckx '06 Robert V. Pierce '50 Robert L. Williams '54 Louis T. Codega '78, P'14 John G. Hill '36 Charles G. Pieroth '61, PG'64 Meldon J. Wolfgang IV '93 Con Edison William C. and Anne P. Hindle, Jr. Russell C. Pollock '08 Frank W. Wood '40 Charles N. Corrado '83 Russell H. Hoffman '74 (n) Philip M. Poullada '78 Peter F. Zink '72 (n) Michael Costagliola '42 John D. Holman David C. Purdy '50 Robert B. Zubaly '55 Albert S. Hove '55 Irving G. Raphael '67 Anonymous (3)

New member (n) - Honorary alumnus/a (Hon.) - Spouse of deceased alumnus/a (S) - Exchange student (E)- The names of deceased donors are italicized.

Webb Institute 2019-20 Annual Report 28 A MESSAGE FROM THE PLANNED GIVING CHAIR

WEBB HERITAGE SOCIETY WELCOMES FIVE NEW MEMBERS

JOHN MALONE '71 Planned Giving Chair

The COVID-19 pandemic certainly made efforts to grow during the same period: Professor Thomas H. Bond '45, the Heritage Society more challenging in Webb's FY20 Richard G. Eddy '55, and John J. Slager '49. (July 1, 2019 - June 30, 2020). Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, many Webb family gatherings were cancelled, The Heritage Society has inched up to a new record high including Regional Events, Homecoming 2020, and the of 161 living members, including a broad cross-section annual Heritage Society Reception and Dinner. Also, of constituencies: 12 alumni trustees, four non-alumni in-person meetings with prospective Heritage Society trustees, 131 alumni (other than current trustees), six members could not be scheduled. And yet, five members honorary alumni, one non-alumni faculty, and seven of the Webb Family responded to our mail, email, and friends. Included in the foregoing categories are three phone outreach and notified the Webb Development parents of alumni, and three members of Webb staff Office that they had taken the steps to include Webb and administration, further demonstrating the breadth Institute in their estate plans. We are pleased and proud of membership in the Heritage Society. Fifty-five Webb to recognize them now: Vincent R. Commisso '18, classes are represented in the Heritage Society, and we Theresa L. Fielding '96, Robert K. Jenner '70, Mark F. are pleased to recognize the top ten classes ranked by the Martecchini '79 (Trustee), and Thomas P. Tindale '10. number of Heritage Society members, and by percentage Sadly, three Heritage Society members passed away of the living members in the class, as follows:

Ranking by Number of Class Members Ranking by Percentage of Class Members in the Heritage Society in the Heritage Society

Rank Class Number in HS Rank Class % in HS 1 1954 7 1 1954 100% 1 1955 7 2 1958 70% 1 1958 7 3 1955 64% 4 1962 6 4 1962 46% 4 1977 6 5 1957 45% 6 1957 5 6 1961 43% 6 1967 5 7 1964 40% 6 1970 5 8 1967 33% 6 1975 5 8 1963 33% 6 2008 5 8 1969 33%

29 Webb Institute 2019-20 Annual Report Very encouraging during FY20 were indications from at least a dozen members of the Webb Family that they intend to join the Heritage Society in the near future, so the rankings on the left page may look quite different in next year's Annual Report! FYI, the rankings for all Webb classes are posted on Webb's website at: https://www.webb.edu/hsranking.

Realized planned gifts in FY20 (i.e., planned gifts that Webb received in FY20, regardless of when the planned gifts were established or pledged) amounted to $777,177. That total came from the estates of seven members of the Heritage Society, including a generous gift from the estate of William J. ("Bill") Blanton '71. Bill served on the Webb Board of Trustees and was instrumental in overseeing the rip-rap replacement of Webb's deteriorating sea wall along Long Island Sound. He passed away in January Table setting from the Heritage Society Dinner in 2019. 2012, and his estate was settled recently, allowing the disbursement of his planned gift. In recognition of his service and contributions to Webb, the Board's Gift The COVID-19 pandemic makes us pause and reflect on Acceptance Committee recommended, and the Board the people, places, and experiences that are important in approved, naming Webb's waterfront path Bill Blanton our lives. With that in mind, we will continue a vigorous Way (see page 7). effort to grow the Heritage Society because planned gifts are not only a way for alumni to "give back" (or "pay We eagerly look forward to seeing new and familiar faces forward") the value of their Webb education, but they are at next year's Heritage Society Reception and Dinner the key for all constituencies of the Webb family to help at the President’s House, scheduled on May 21, 2021. A secure the institution’s financial future and perpetuate record high attendance is likely, given that the Class of William H. Webb's legacy of providing a full-tuition '70 (belatedly celebrating the 50th anniversary of their scholarship for all Webb students. The Webb Heritage graduation from Webb) and the Class of '71 (celebrating Society is certainly a very special group within the Webb their 50th anniversary) will be invited in their entirety. family; its members emulate the generosity of our founder We hope there will be many Heritage Society members and help ensure Webb’s inter-generational sustainability. among them!

We hope to fill these seats at the next Heritage Society Reception in May 2021!

For more information on Webb’s Heritage Society, including information on various planned gifts and how to become a member, please call our Director of Development, Anthony Zic at 516-759-2040 or email him at [email protected]. All members receive a Heritage Society pin, a Young America drawing suitable for framing, recognition in the Lenfest Gallery, and an invitation to the annual Heritage Society Reception and Dinner.

Webb Institute 2019-20 Annual Report 30 HERITAGE SOCIETY 2019-2020

Matthew D. Blake '78 Kenneth W. Fisher '64 Robert K. Kistler '46 Webb Institute is fortunate William J. Blanton, Jr. '71 Thomas F. FitzGerald '34 Edmund T. Klemmer '44B to have alumni and friends Thomas H. Bond '45 George F. Fonger '29 David H. and Jean R. Klinges (Hon.) David M. Bovet '70 Fred H. Forrest Richard and Jennifer '91 Kollmer whose dedication to the W. Porter Bratten III '08 R. Mark Forssell '55 Carl E. Kreidler 1920 institution has inspired Peter C. Bryn '06 Peter A. Gale '59 Edwin Kreidler them to leave a lasting Joseph A. Burns '62 Edward F. Ganly '36 Stefan Kuczera '15 and Arthur and Marilyn Burr '54 Charles Garland '58 Erin McElroy '15 legacy. There are members Theresa Burr Jacob M. Genauer '10 Frank A. Kuntz '40 of the Heritage Society Eileen Caddell George A. Gilmore '57 Charles Kurz II (Hon.) as young as members of Donald L. Caldera '57 Richard A. Gilmore '77 Dorothy J. Kurz Drs. George and Mary Campbell Lawrence R. Glosten '40 Jon J. '76 and Deborah W. LaBerge the Class of 2018—so you Hayden A. and Pamela Carney '58 Douglas M. Gluntz '57 Duane H. and Diane Laible '62 see, it is never too early Jay P. Carson '73 Richard A. Goldbach '58 Horton W. Lain '55 Robert M. Cashman '40 Robert D. Goldbach '58 George Laing 1912 to consider Webb in your Lincoln D. Cathers '56 Michael J. Goodwin '69 Maurice J. Laurier '50 future plans. Legacy gifts Richard C. Celotto '73 Alison and Hal Granger, P'14 (Hon.) Harold "Gerry" F. and are the cornerstone upon Paul D. Chapman '67 Samuel Granger '14 Marguerite Lenfest W. Edward Christiansen '58 Leslie M. Gray III '68 D. William and Gail Lerch III '52 which Webb was built, William A. Cleary, Jr. '51 Frank J. and Anne Graziano (Hon.) Christopher Licato '15 and they will continue to Vincent R. Commisso '18 (n) John L. Greene PG'55 Carl E. Lindholm, Jr. '50 Roger H. Compton '61, PG'64 James N. Greenlees '72 Eric and Pat Linsner '70 play a vital role in Webb’s Charles N. Corrado '83 Gregory M. Griffin '77 G. James and Barbara Lippmann '51 finances. These thoughtful Michael Costagliola '42 Jacques B. Hadler (Hon.) John A. and Georgette Livingston '24 gifts provide Webb with John C. Couch (Hon.) A. Dudley and Ruth Haff '37 Harrison T. Loeser '43 Jon Couch Raymond S. Hall, Jr. '58 J. Lewis and Kate I. Luckenbach the fiscal strength and Richard B. Couch '33 Barbara Hamlin (Hon.) John A. Malone '71 and security needed for future John O. Crafts 1902 Norman A. Hamlin '44B Amy Malone generations. Joseph J. Cuneo '57 James Harvie '55 Thomas N. Manuel '54 Jerry W. Cuthbert '56 Theresa Haven '92 Henry S. Marcus '65 Joy Davis Paul W. Hayes '54 Willard V. Markey '35 To learn more about Charles R. and Lark D. de Cuir Kenneth L. Heitner '64 Mark F. Martecchini '79, P'09 (n) Maurits P. de Regt (n) David A. Helgerson '77 Nikolas P. Martecchini '09 planned giving visit our Philomene J. DeHart James J. Henry '35 Albert M. Martinson, Jr. '53 website, or contact Victor J. Dietz '35 Mark R. Henry '62 Walter C. Maximowicz '36 Anthony R. Zic, Webb’s Hampton K. Dixon '11 Halsey C. Herreshoff '55 Joseph Mazurek (Hon.) Satchel Douglas '15 William C. and Anne P. Hindle, Jr. Justin H. '55 and Director of Development Jonathan H. Dowsett '09 Russell H. Hoffman '74 Sarah McCarthy '55S at 516-759-2040 or William V. Duggan Clifford E. and Flora Hoitt '34 H. Smith McKann '38 [email protected]. R. Peaslee and Virginia DuMont '32 William J. Hooker '53 Joel S. McMinn '75, P'09 Stephen C. and Margaret Dvorak '50 John C. Hootman '01 John J. McMullen (Hon.) Kathleen W. Eddy Allen N. and Cordella Hoyt '36 Roy P. McPherson '44B Mario Iacobucci Andrea '39 Richard G. Eddy '55 Erin Hub '16 Robert G. Mende '51 Albert L. Balestiere '47 John L.R. Edgar III '87 and Peter E. Jaquith '65 Paul B. Mentz '64 Montgomery Banister '44A Alicia H. Edgar Robert K. Jenner '70 (n) Joshua Michel and Beth Pysz Sherman H. Barber '34 Robert L. and Irene Ediin '54 Christopher R. Johnson '18 R. Keith and Peggy Michel '73 Roderick A. Barr '60 Frederick P. Eisenbiegler '46 Ralph E. Johnson '68 Walter H. Michel, Jr. '39 David B. Benson '56 Courtney C. Ewing '05 Roy E. Johnson '62 Kathleen Cain Minnich '07 and Joyce P. Bethge (Hon.) Frank P. Falci, Jr. '54 Otto J. and Marie Karst Stephen T. Minnich '08 Victor W. Bethge '53, GP'05 Philip R. Faurot '51 Ronald K. '63 and Brent J. Morrison '11 F. Roland Bjorklund '66 Theresa L. Fielding '96 (n) June Kiss '63S (Hon.) Edmund C. Mortimer PG'63

Ian Mutnick '96 with Alicia and Jay Edgar III '87 Roy Johnson '62, Samantha Johnson, Jon Ward, and Larry Ward New member (n) - Honorary alumnus/a (Hon.) - Spouse of deceased alumnus/a (S) - Exchange student (E)- The names of deceased donors are italicized.

31 Webb Institute 2019-20 Annual Report Richard Celotto '73 with Gailmarie Sujecki (Hon.) Josh Michel and Beth Pysz with John Couch (Hon.)

Sarah Foulger with Russ Hoffman '74. Hall Granger P'16 (Hon.) with Toni-Marie Gossage '22. James G. and Helen S. Motley 1914 Wombi Rose '09 John J. Slager '49 Edward S. Van Dusen '67 Joseph D. Mott, Jr. '75 Bruce S. Rosenblatt (Hon.) J. William Smith '63 Peter Van Dyke '60 John J. Nachtsheim '47 Lester Rosenblatt (Hon.) Richard A. Smith '76 Roxie D. Vaughan Richard P. Neilson '70 Clayton E. and Joan Royce '46 Paul G. Snyder '69 Paul G. Vibrans '71 Jake M. Neuman '93 Richard A. Royce Leah R. Sosa '08 Charles G. Visconti '55 John W. Newcomb '66 James W. Royle, Jr. '66 John F. and Irene Stahlin P'66 Bob vom Saal '67 Frank J. Nicosia 1918 John W. Russell and Richard A. and Suzanne Stearn '39 Peter K. Wallace '93 John C. Niedermair 1918 Mary Fellows '67 James E. Steele '41 Homer N. and John F. O'Dea '68 Kit Ryan '67 Marjorie S. Stockdale Katherine Wallin, Jr. PG'62 Ronald C. Olander '55 Albert W. Schede 1910 Walmer E. Strope '42 Edward B. Warchol '37 Warren W. Oliver, Jr. '50 Joseph A. Schetz '58 Joseph F. Stroschein '56 (n) Charles A. Ward 1904 Robert H. and Harriet Owens '44A Richard Schmitt '62 Gailmarie Sujecki (Hon.) Lawrence W. Ward PG'51 Steven Pagan '88 Charles J. Schoefer '35 Robert Taggart '42 Thomas J. '89 and Jennifer B. Panosky '85 Daniel '58 and Thomas S. Taylor '53 Jennifer K. '91 Waters, P'20 Jay E. and Phyllis Paris '64 Ellen Schorsch '58S, GP'19 Matthew P. '91 and Abbott D. Weiss '63 David R. Pedrick '70 Eugene Schorsch '52 Catherine A. '94 Tedesco Matthew R. Werner '95, PG'97 Herman D. Pollock Family Alfred H. Schwendtner '54 Philip Thiel '43 and Tisha Werner Foundation Alexander L. Scott '10 William duBarry Thomas '51 Thomas A. Wheaton '77 Richard Pomfret '62 Victor E. Scottron '36 Daniel H. Thompson '57 Sarah E. Wickenheiser '08 Philip M. Poullada '78 Dorothy Seeholzer Richard W. Thorpe '55 Vincent S. Wickenheiser '08 Kevin Prichard '18 Frederick Seibold, Jr. '61 Theodore L. Thorsen '61 Robert M. Wilkinson '51 Randolph H. Pritchard 1918 James J. Shaughnessy '89 Lennert O. Thunberg '58 Allan N. Wilson '44B Stanley L. and Marian R. Quick '44A James S. Shelton '30 Thomas P. Tindale '10 (n) Ann B. Wilson Edward Renshaw '44A Steven and Melissa Shepstone '77 Stephen R. Towne '40 W. Brett Wilson '75 Scott (Scrich) Richards '77 Paul Sieswerda Lloyd M. Trefethen '40 Ethan T. Wiseman '11 Thomas C. Rider '82 Joseph A. Signorelli '54 Arthur H. Trotter 1901 Stefan T. Wolczko '09 Geoffrey S. Rivinius '75 Peter A. Silvia '62 Daniel Turoff '15 Steven F. '69 and Karen Wolgamot David R. Rodger '63 Philip J. Sims '71 Jason P. Updegraph '01 Frank W. Wood '40 John K. Roper '53 Elizabeth M. Singleton '07 Anthony A. Urbanelli '75 G. Gilbert Wyland '26

New member (n) - Honorary alumnus/a (Hon.) - Spouse of deceased alumnus/a (S) - Exchange student (E)- The names of deceased donors are italicized.

Webb Institute 2019-20 Annual Report 32 SCHOLARSHIPS, PROFESSORSHIPS & MORE... by Anthony R. Zic, Director of Development

Webb Institute’s unique financial model is predicated scholarship support, provide for the full demonstrated upon our ability to attract funds that support our financial need of all students, inclusive of room and board students, faculty, and staff. Webb is the only full-tuition costs. scholarship private undergraduate program of its kind in the country, and it is critical that we sustain this model for Webb is also supported by a variety of non-endowed, students who are academically and personally prepared restricted gifts that enhance the Webb student experience for the Webb challenge. through the arts, clubs, and much more.

From the start, Webb has relied upon its endowment, We thank each and every member of the Webb family for initially through funds provided by William H. Webb, your support! and later through the generosity of alumni, family, and friends. The concept is as relevant today as it was in 1889, when William H. Webb established the original endowment. Every unrestricted contribution to Webb's Annual Fund helps ensure the inter-generational sustainability of Webb's full-tuition scholarship model. Beginning in 2017, Webb has also joined a list of only 70 colleges and universities that in addition to full-tuition

ENDOWED AND NAMED CHAIR & PROFESSORSHIPS American Bureau of Shipping Chair in Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering James J. Henry '35 Professorship of Naval Architecture John J. McMullen (Hon.) Professorship of Humanities Mandell and Lester Rosenblatt (Hon.) Professorship of Richard Harris, John J. McMullen Professor of the Marine Engineering Humanities. Richard is also Assistant Dean and Director of Shirley N. and Stephen B. Towne '40 Professorship of Ship Humanities. Design TUITION SCHOLARSHIPS American Bureau of Shipping Annual Scholarship Arthur Burr '54 Scholarship Marilyn Burr Scholarship Theresa Burr Scholarship Class of 1970 Scholarship Fund Philip Faurot '51 Scholarship Ken Heitner '64 and Rhoda Ritzenberg Scholarship Fund - in memory of Professor Otto J. Karst Ken Heitner '64 and Rhoda Ritzenberg Scholarship Fund - in memory of Professor Emeritus Thomas Bond '45 Allen N. '36 and Cordella M. Hoyt Scholarship H. Smith McKann '38 Family Scholarship Robert G. Mende '51 Scholarship Fund Herman D. Pollock Family Foundation Scholarship Philip J. Sims '71 Memorial Scholarship Dr. and Mrs. Alfred M. Zeien '52 Student Scholar Edwin Wiggins, Mandell and Lester Rosenblatt Professor of Endowment Marine Engineering.

33 Webb Institute 2019-20 Annual Report ROOM AND BOARD SCHOLARSHIPS Class of 1956 Scholarship Fund Brockett Scholarship Fund FUNDS SUPPORTING THE ARTS, Frederic R. Coudert Foundation Scholarship Thomas B. Crowley Sr. Memorial Scholarship Fund RESEARCH, FACILITIES & LECTURES Dlugokecki Family Scholarship Fund R. Peaslee DuMont '32 Scholarship Fund Arts & Antiquities Maintenance Fund Fisher Maritime/Dunderberg Scholarship Fund Class of 1954 - Lenfest Challenge - W. H. Webb Gallery Robert David Lion Gardiner Foundation Scholarships Class of 1965 - 50th Reunion - Library Digitization Glosten Scholars Program Class of 1966 - 50th Reunion - Visconti Furniture Damon Greenleaf Douglas III Memorial Scholarship Fund Class of 1968 - Lenfest Challenge - Faculty Research Lab John J. Hopkinson Memorial Scholarship Class of 1969 - Lenfest Challenge - Team Room Kurz Family Scholarship Class of 1970 - Lenfest Challenge - Team Room Jonathan Lance '80 Scholarship Fund Class of 1973 - Lenfest Challenge - Conference Room Leadership Scholarship Fund Class of 1975 - 45th Reunion - Thorpe Athletic Field Trees The League Scholarship Class of 1978 - 40th Reunion - Electronic Lathe Harrison Loeser '43 Memorial Award Class of 1979 - Lenfest Challenge - Coffee Bar McMullen Family Student Aid Fund Class of 1988 - Security Gates John '71 and Amy Malone Scholarship Class of 1990 - 25th Reunion - Jetty Restoration Peggy Michel Memorial Scholarship Class of 1993 - 25th Reunion - Dean's Office Matson Foundation Scholarship Fund Class of 1995 - 20th Reunion - Waterfront Upgrades Joseph Mazurek Scholarship Fund Jill and Roger Compton '61, PG'64 Endowment for the Olsen Family Scholarship Fund Performing Arts Charles J. “Corky” Sautkulis '72 Scholarship Fund Couch Academic Center Technology Fund Cpt. Joseph H. Thornton '43 Memorial Scholarship The Richard B. Couch '33 Ship Design Computer Lab & John F. Towle Scholarship Enhanced Classrooms Fund Graduation Award Fund The Carol and Jerrier Haddad (Hon.) Library Fund Jacques Hadler Faculty Conference Room - EXTERNAL SCHOLARSHIPS Lenfest Challenge (sponsored by Joe Mazurek (Hon.) Jacques B. Hadler (Hon.) Endowment for Research Direct to Student The Fontain Johnson Memorial Education Fund Marty Johnson '88 Leadership Fund American Society of Naval Engineers (ASNE) Flagship Ron '63 & June Kiss Rooftop Terrace - Lenfest Challenge Section Scholarship LaBerge Family Rooftop Terrace - Lenfest Challenge TK Foundation Scholarship Program (sponsored by Jon J. '76 and Deborah W. LaBerge) Pierce J. McAuliffe Patio - Lenfest Challenge (sponsored by Joseph J. Cuneo '57) OTC Fund (sponsored by the TK Foundation/OCCF) COMMENCEMENT AWARDS Peggy's Garden - Lenfest Challenge Peggy Gazebo Fund Chaffee Memorial Prize Ruby Lounge - Lenfest Challenge (sponsored by Joseph J. Cuneo '57) Stone Family Team Room - Lenfest Challenge The Jens T. Holm '41 Memorial Commencement Award Student Garden Fund (sponsored by George Gilmore '57) Student Sailboat Fund J. Lewis Luckenbach Memorial Prize (sponsored by ABS) Towing Tank Improvement Fund Lewis Nixon Memorial Prize Student Thesis Fund (sponsored by John W. Russell '67) Webb Landscaping Fund Patrick S. Matrascia "Good Shipmate" Webb Cultural Enrichment Fund (sponsored by President R. Keith Michel '73) Webb Mausoleum Conservation – Maintenance and Stevenson Taylor Memorial Prize (sponsored by ABS) Repair Fund The Charles Kurz II (Hon.) Community Service Award Women Recruitment Fund Charles A. Ward Jr. Memorial Award Women Student Fund Curran Memorial Prize Dr. and Mrs. Alfred M. Zeien '52 Lecture Series (sponsored by John '71 & Amy Malone) Dr. and Mrs. Alfred M. Zeien '52 Infrastructure Fund Keeler Memorial Prize (sponsored by Dr. Luther Tai) Paul E. Atkinson Memorial Prize in Ethics Richard A. Partanen Humanities Award (sponsored by Dean Matthew & Tisha Werner '95, PG'97) SeaRiver Maritime Award for Excellence in Engineering Design

Webb Institute 2019-20 Annual Report 34 GIFTS IN THE HONOR OF, IN MEMORY OF, AND WAA DONATIONS IN MEMORY OF 2019-2020

Johanna Lee Exner '08 Peggy Michel GIFTS IN HONOR OF: Thomas and Susan Burns, P'08 Jerry and Carol Aspland Alana Duerr '08 Joseph Comer Louis J. Bock III '20 Phillip S. Duerr '09 James N. Greenlees '72 Louis II and Margaret Bock, P'20 Robert E. Dvorak '07 Kay Harrison Taber Jocelyn Wilson (Hon.) Holly Lemoine R. Mark Forssell '55 Anonymous R. Keith Michel '73 Ms. Elizabeth M. Forssell Bruce S. Rosenblatt (Hon.) Kenneth W. Faulter '81 Susan and Chris Lake '99 Grant B. Dugan '81 Alan L. Rowen John and Judith Edinger, P'99 Ivan N. Kirschner '81X Matthew R. Fox '04 Jonah Needham Kim F. Ferris '75 Robert C. Seiwell, Jr. '69 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Corkery Douglas R. McPherson '75 Thomas P. Mastronarde '69 Steven F. Wolgamot '69 Alfred G. Forssell GIFTS IN MEMORY OF: Elizabeth M. Forssell Michael L. Silber '63 John P. Archibald '75 David R. Rodger '63 Sandra Archibald Alan G. Forssell '53 Roberta T. Silber '63S Donald and Lynn Chapman Elizabeth M. Forssell John Hirabayashi John J. Slager '49 Mary Jane Hnat Jay S. Howell '72 John A. Malone '71 David S. Homiak '75 James K. Antrim '72 Timothy A. Knowles '75 Thomas W. Chadwick '72 Oscar Steadman David E. Little '75 David S. Chapman '72 Jim McMahon '85 Mary Love Michael D. Comens '72 John A. Malone '71 James R. Dwyer '72 Katherine and Frank Stroschein Gary W. McCue '75 James N. Greenlees '72 Joseph F. Stroschein '56 Joel S. McMinn '75, P'09 John A. Malone '71 Douglas R. McPherson '75 Kenneth Rusinek '72 John C. Taylor '72 Joseph D. Mott, Jr. '75 Scott G. Withee '72 James N. Greenlees '72 Theda Parrish Thomas E. Zielinski '72 Donna Patterson Peter F. Zink '72 Joseph M. Verdon '63 Geoffrey S. Rivinius '75 Margaret R. Verdon '63S Christian Saether '75 Jon King '75 Christopher N. Tupper '75 David S. Homiak '75 WEBB ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Anthony A. Urbanelli '75 Timothy A. Knowles '75 Wade Webster David E. Little '75 GIFTS IN THE MEMORY OF: W. Brett Wilson '75 Gary W. McCue '75 Joel S. McMinn '75, P'09 John P. Archibald '75 Paul E. Atkinson '42 Joseph D. Mott, Jr. '75 James A. Bock '66 Mary A. Hafner Geoffrey S. Rivinius '75 Thomas H. Bond '45 Christian Saether '75 Hayden "Bud" Carney '58 James A. Bock '66 Christopher N. Tupper '75 Albert R. Chovit '61 James W. Royle, Jr. '66 Anthony A. Urbanelli '75 Kenneth E. Court '60 W. Brett Wilson '75 Richard G. Eddy '55 Thomas H. Bond '45 Johanna Lee Exner '08 John A. Malone '71 James A. Lisnyk '63 Kenneth "Chip" Faulter '81 James N. Greenlees '72 Bridget F. Lisnyk-Washlack '63S (Hon.) Kim F. Ferris '75 Lawrence W. Ward PG'51 William O. Gray (Hon.) Richard Partanen Caryl Hadler (Hon.) Lincoln D. Cathers '56 Brent J. Morrison '11 Jay S. Howell '72 The Cathers Family Alfred W. Jones, Jr. '52X Patrick Matrascia George Knight, Jr. (Hon.) Edwin Dunbaugh Brent J. Morrison '11 Frank M. Perry, Jr., PG'55 Jim McMahon '85 Capt. John T. Pierce, PG'63 Robert G. Mende '51 Charles G. Pieroth '61, PG'64 Lisa Senus Henry "Hank" Preiser '49 Robert C. Siewell, Jr. '69 Gregory J. Masaitis '68 John J. Slager '49 James N. Greenlees '72 James R. Turner, Jr. (Hon.)

New member (n) - Honorary alumnus/a (Hon.) - Spouse of deceased alumnus/a (S) - Exchange student (E)- The names of deceased donors are italicized.

35 Webb Institute 2019-20 Annual Report A MESSAGE FROM THE PARENT OF ALUMNI FUND CO-CHAIRS

WEBB FAMILY TRADITION

HAL & ALISON GRANGER P'14 (HON.) Co-Chairs

Continuing recent tradition, the highlight of the Parents of Alumni social calendar was an invitation to join President Michel for breakfast at the President's House on Sunday of Family Weekend, followed by the brilliant Freshman Boat Race. President Michel's annual invitation underscores the solidarity of the Webb community, extending even to parents whose Webb students have become Webb alumni. Embracing William Webb's culture of philanthropy, 126 Webb parents of alumni donated over $126,000 during the 2019-2020 academic year. Among the generous parents of alumni families, 82 earned active WebbEY (Webb Every Year) status by supporting Webb for at least five consecutive years. Thank you!

For the upcoming year, the Parent of Alumni Fund David Dagoon '24 with family on Move-in Day. welcomes Co-Chairs Tom and Jen Waters '89, P'20, who recently served as Co-Chairs of the Parent Annual Fund. We look forward to Tom's and Jen’s contributions, and we thank Webb's parents of alumni for their continuing generosity!

PARENT OF ALUMNI FUND COMMITTEE Hal & Alison Granger P'14 (Hon.), Co-Chairs Katherine H. Dixon P'11 Marylou & Rich Ferrieri P'11 Steve & Marian Guglielmoni P'12 Tatiana & George Mouravieff P'09 P'11 P'16 Paul & Linda Neureuter P'14

Karen & David Przelomski P'16 Alexander DeMeo '24 with family on Move-In Day.

Webb Institute 2019-20 Annual Report 36 A MESSAGE FROM THE CO-CHAIRS OF THE WEBB PARENT ANNUAL FUND

WEBB FAMILIES ARE AMAZING

JENNIFER '91 & TOM '89 WATERS, P'20 JEANINE AND PAUL BECKER, P'21, P'22 Co-Chairs of the Webb Parent Annual Fund Co-Chairs of the Webb Parent Annual Fund

Webbies have always been amazingly sharp, strong, and 2019-20 PARENT resilient, rising time and again to succeed in the face of every challenge put before them. They have always been FUND COMMITTEE expected to succeed and have figured out how to do just Jennifer '91 & Tom '89 Waters, P'20 that. This year provided insight as to where some of those (Parent Fund Co-Chairs) special qualities may come from—Webbie families have Jeanine & Paul Becker, P'21, P'22 shown that they possess those same characteristics. (Parent Fund Co-Chairs) Maricar & Chris Harris, P'19, P'22 In the summer of 2019, the Webb Parent Annual Fund started off on an exciting note. Many of the parent Meredith & Eric Johansson, P'21 families returned as committee members (one family Barbara & Tom Kennedy, P'23 returned for a 4th year!), a great group of freshman Maria & Dennis Kiely, P'22 families volunteered as new members, and the energy Linda & Kirk Lehman P'22 infused by incoming Co-Chairs Jeanine and Paul Becker, Karen Luparello & David Gossage, P'22 P'21, P'22 were a great start to the year. However, a global Kim & Tom Lytle, P'23 pandemic arrived in the spring, the world changed Loreen Myerson & Aaron Margosian, P'23 seemingly overnight, and we all held our collective breaths. Bonny & Robert Oliver, P'22 Lisa & Scott Otto, P'23 Yet, as the world seemed to be shutting down around Erika & Robert Schmitz, P'22 us, Webb parent families neither gave up nor gave in. In Andrea & Jeff Taber, P'20 the face of COVID-19, parents stepped up once again. Geoffrey Uttmark, P'23 Despite the risk and uncertainty, and with most students returning home to transition to distance learning, While these results clearly show the strength and support Webb parent families continued to give generously of the parent community, we should also highlight the and gifted back tens of thousands of dollars in room gifts that are not reflected the statistics below. These and board refunds. In the end, 70% of Webb parents gifts were made by parents who opened their homes to made contributions (down from 77%), contributing host newly displaced Webbies in addition to their own, an impressive $179,164 (up from $126,809 last year). feeding and housing them for the entire spring semester When we include the support of grandparents of current and allowing them to maintain some degree of the students, $185,044 was contributed to Webb through the collaborative learning experience that makes Webb so 2019-20 Parent Annual Fund. Thank you to each and special. While these generous gifts—and we all know every family that participated! what it costs to feed and house young adults—are not

37 Webb Institute 2019-20 Annual Report reflected in the Parent Annual Fund statistics for the community. Even as the Waters P'20 transition away 2019-2020 Fund year, they exemplify William H. Webb’s from the Parent Annual Fund and the Beckers P'21, vision and giving spirit. P'22 take the full reins, we are confident that with their leadership, the efforts of the parents who make up the While we all continue to adapt to the COVID-19 Parent Annual Fund Committee, and the parents and landscape and cope with the associated challenges, grandparents who donate, the 2020-2021 Parent Annual this past year has buoyed our spirits that the Parent Fund will have another amazing year. Annual Fund will remain a vibrant asset to the Webb

2019-20 PARENT FUND RESULTS

Class 2023 2022 2021 2020 Class Total Grandparents OVERALL

Total Gifts $49,149 $41,295 $30,277 $58,442 $179,164 $5,880 $185,044 Average Gift $2,731 $2,429 $2,163 $2,922 $2,597 $218 N/A % Participation by Family 64% 68% 67% 80% 70% N/A

A MESSAGE FROM THE WEBB PARENTS ASSOCIATION CHAIR

A CLEAR PLAN PUTS WEBB FAMILIES AT EASE

GEORGE MOURAVIEFF P'09, P'11, P'16 Webb Parents Association Chair

Webb’s administration, faculty, and staff have addressed Webb addressed this question with a clear and well- this most challenging and difficult year with a level- communicated plan, established within the New York headed and pragmatic approach. It would be an State COVID-19 guidelines. During my outreach calls understatement to say that many parents, as well as to the parents of incoming freshmen in the summer of students, had elevated concerns and considerable anxiety. 2020, it was clear that everyone was well-informed and The spring of 2020 imposed restrictions that limited receptive to what was required to start the fall semester. options on what course of action needed to be taken All parents understood that every effort was being made by all. From the parents’ perspective, the students will to make this work, despite the challenges that we were all always be our children, but they are also young adults facing. It is with the utmost respect and appreciation that who will face complex situations and related setbacks we should be grateful to the administration, staff, and that they will need to navigate. faculty for their dedication. By keeping a steady course, their efforts enabled Webb students to have the best The question many parents posed was how Webb experience possible, even in these trying times. would handle staying open in the fall 2020 semester.

Webb Institute 2019-20 Annual Report 38 WEBB EVERY YEAR (WebbEY) PROGRAM 2019-2020

Vincent J. Jarecki III, '05 Tin-Guen Yen '98 The Webb Every Year 50 YEARS Eric Jordan '05 Eugene A. Yourch '59 Program (WebbEY) was Ivan N. Kirschner '81X Anonymous Mark R. Bebar '70 Robert J. Kleinschmit '06 established during the David M. Bovet '70 John R. Knobel '73 2006-2007 Annual Fund. Steven G. Buttner '70 Andrew R. Lange '06 5 YEARS Initially, this program was Cyrus J. Lawyer IV '06 Lauren R. LeRoy '05 Matthew V. Barlin '97 created to acknowledge 25 YEARS Daniel A. Malarkey '06 Thomas J. Brackin '16 alumni donors for their Wayne D. Martin '67 Casey P. Brown '16 consecutive years of giving. Albert H. Bowers, III '62 Jason W. Minett '06 Erica L. Carter '92 John and Louise Fielding, P'96 Michael G. Morabito '05 Kathryn A. Chaffee '16 Eventually, it was extended Robert and Mary Fooks, P'85 Daniel J. Platt '87 Clayton Cooley, P'10 to include other members Daniel B. Gebhardt '95 Lorne B. Sheren '73 Michael and Kristine Michael L. Gerardi '82 Bret and Denise Smart, P'09 DeNapoli, P'20 within our community, John A. Graap, Jr. '61 Kelly T. Sonerholm '06 Robert and Eileen Eaton, P'06 and it now recognizes D. Michael Hutchings '95 Steve M. Stone '06 John and Judith Edinger, P'99 family and friends. The David and Sandra Kleiman, P'87 Charles B. Walburn '70 Carl D. Fast '77 L. Randall and Billy Eve Emily E. Whitman '05 Nathan B. Frederickson '96 WebbEY program was Koenig, P'80 Matthew B. Zahn '05 Patrick J. Gilmartin (Hon.) created strictly to recognize Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kupferer, P'99 Oleg Golubev '16 Charles Kurz II (Hon.) Thomas and Joan Gotta, P'07 our donors’ consistency of William T. Lindenmuth '63 10 YEARS Sandra Groff, P'12 support, regardless of gift William R. McCreight '67 Richard C. Harris amount. Jay E. and Phyllis Paris '64 Michael A. Abbruscato '11 Matthew and Theresa Mark D. Pudlo '87 Paulo A. Almeida '95 Herinckx, P'06 Brandt and Helen Rising, P'93 A. Todd Andre-Colton '74, P'05 Erin Hub '16 In order to attain the Joseph A. Signorelli '54 Gregory E. Castleman '76 Jessica Hurt, P'01 Paul T. Weber '92 Greg Diggs '91 Patricia B. Jeffers, P'01 status of becoming a Abbott D. Weiss '63 Hampton K. Dixon '11 Spencer Johnson '93 WebbEY, a donor has to Jana Wesson '95 Jenna M. Ferrieri '11 William and Donna Jordan, P'96 contribute to the Annual Benjamin Fisher '11 Damir J. Kolich '96 Peter W. Flemming '75 Mr. and Mrs. John C. LaBerge, P'76 Fund for a minimum of 20 YEARS Fred Gordon '78 Geoffrey G. Landon '79 five consecutive years. To Alison and Hal Granger, P'14 (Hon.) Simon and Mabel Lee, P'05 show appreciation to our Terry E. Brockett '62 David S. Greeley '76 J. Paul Lemoine '91 Chad S. Caron '98 Nathan T. Hagan '12 Caroline Macri '87 consecutive giving donors, Jon K. Elliott PG'68 Zachary J. Harris '11 Robert and Susan Webb Institute now mails Allen D. Evans '61 Arthur L. Harrison '59 Malarkey, P'06, P'10 Scott G. Furr '00 Casey M. Harwood '11 Brian T. Mills '16 a pin to those in the five, Joseph A. Hubbard '95 Richard S. Kim '11 James M. Moss '97 25, and 50-year consecutive Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Lee, P'89 Justin R Klag '11 Ilya Mouravieff '16 giving categories. Melissa K. Morgan '86 Michael E. Klein '11 Wing and Sufinsa Ng, P'19 John R. Paul '69 Clinton W. Kreitner PG'65 Adrian S. Onas Robert C. Ranzenbach '82 Andrew J. Lachtman '11 Dylan Przelomski '16 Consecutive giving allows Eric Runnerstrom '69 James and Susan Manis, P'12 David C. Purdy '50 Webb to plan for the future Luke A. Shingledecker '00 Ian S. McMahon '11 Mike and Deb Roske, P'19 Joel P. Sodowsky '96, PG'97 George and Tatiana Lisa Mende Senus with assurance and to Larry K. Stephens '63 Mouravieff, P'09, P'11, P'16 Patricia C. Smith, P'76 continue to be recognized Lidia Needham '11 Andrew T. Speirs '97 Paul and Linda Neureuter, P'14 Cody B. Stansky '16 as the premier college of 15 YEARS Michael and Catherine Bruce H. Stephan naval architecture and Peter C. Bryn '06 Nowakowski, P'10 Stanley C. Stockdale '73 marine engineering. We Martin and Donna Cover, P'92 Ryan A. Pfeifer '11 Kelly J. Sturdy '16 wish to thank the following Michael S. Eaton '06 Lawrence and Eilene Riemer, P'05 Carol A. Vernon '83 Brian P. R. Eisenhower '06 Christopher Rose '11 Paul R. Vragel '72 donors for their loyalty Courtney C. Ewing '05 Thomas D. Sartor Gabriel D. Weymouth '01 and generosity and for Evelyn R. Hackel '05 Lynn Sosa and Jeff Parkin, P'08 Andrew S. Zahn '76 VADM Paul E. Sullivan Walter and Kathryn Zahray, P'14 attaining the distinct honor Todd R. Heidenreich '89 Taylor M. Herinckx '06 Katherine A. Whalen '11 Anonymous (3) of achieving WebbEY status Caitlin E. Jarecki '05 Ethan T. Wiseman '11 this year. THE FOLLOWING LIST CONSTITUTES ONLY THE NEWEST WEBBEY MEMBERS IN EACH CATEGORY.

For a full list of WebbEY members, please go to www.webb.edu/webb- every-year-program

New member (n) - Honorary alumnus/a (Hon.) - Spouse of deceased alumnus/a (S) - Exchange student (E)- The names of deceased donors are italicized.

39 Webb Institute 2019-20 Annual Report A MESSAGE FROM THE VICE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES

FINANCE & INVESTMENTS FY2020

JON J. LABERGE '76 Vice Chairman, Board of Trustees Chairman, Finance Committee

In this first fiscal year following the completion of the six- Table 1: Statement of Activities (Income Statement) year Campaign for Webb, fundraising revenues remained Revenue and Support FY2020 FY2019 FY2018 strong and exceeded budgetary projections. Thanks to all Net Tuition 5,415 5,665 500 of you who contributed to this strong performance! Net Room & Board and 950,748 1,430,166 1,408,933 Elsewhere, Webb’s income statement for FY2020 was Other Fees significantly affected by the pandemic. In compliance Private Gifts and Grants 2,984,959 4,869,381 11,539,466 with directives from the Governor of the State of New Net Fundraising Events (8,537) (2,771) (879) York, the majority of students were sent home in March, and their room and board charges for the remainder of Miscellaneous Income 525,655 199,189 133,653 Total Operating Revenues 4,458,240 6,501,630 13,081,673 the semester were reimbursed. As we had fewer students and Support on campus, expenses related primarily to reduced Investment Return (1,417,955) 2,778,250 4,087,406 culinary and janitorial services declined, partially offsetting the loss of room and board revenues. As shown Total Revenues and Support 3,040,285 9,279,880 17,169,079 on the income statement presented in Table 1, Webb Expenses sustained a loss of $4.2 million in FY2020. This loss does Instruction 2,780,442 2,573,411 2,554,248 not reflect $1.1 million in grants and loan forgiveness that Institutional Support 2,218,187 2,248,499 2,160,813 Webb has subsequently received under the CARES Act. Auxiliary Enterprises 855,981 1,059,307 1,015,476 Instead, this amount will be reflected as extraordinary Student Services 660,655 747,092 718,059 revenue during FY2021. Academic Support 707,167 696,628 734,574 Total Expenses 7,222,432 7,324,937 7,183,170 Endowment investment losses as of June 30, 2020, of $1.4 million reflect the sharp market drop in February Change in net assets (4,182,147) 1,954,943 9,985,909 and March. The endowment regained some of the losses it sustained at the low point of the market and continues to show positive returns in early FY2021. Academic Center is complete, and it has been in use since Webb’s endowment ended the fiscal year with a net loss the spring semester. Many of the other projects, including of 2.1 percent. On June 30, 2020, the trailing ten-year the renovation of the Stevenson Taylor Hall (STH) average annual returns slightly exceeded 7.0 percent. east side bathrooms, new septic systems, a new water However, the overall endowment returns for FY2020 are main, and upgrades to the computer network, are now disappointing, and the Webb Investment Committee has complete. Other projects including repurposing of the been hard at work evaluating our asset allocation and STH classrooms to dormitory rooms, installation of an manager performance. ADA compliant elevator, and fitting of a sprinkler system throughout STH are underway and will be completed In 2017, Webb initiated a much needed $21 million before commencement of the spring 2021 semester. We infrastructure enhancement program. The Couch also anticipate completion of the renovation of the STH

Webb Institute 2019-20 Annual Report 40 Table 2: Statement of Financial Position (Balance Sheet), as of fiscal year ends

2020 2019 2018 Trustees has established a target draw rate of 4.25% per annum. Over the last 10 years, the draw rate excluding Investments Reserved for 125,103 1,295,425 9,388,874 Construction Projects major gifts (gifts from individuals whose cumulative unrestricted annual giving is $100,000 or greater) has Other Investments 63,475,262 68,634,760 66,346,392 declined from a range of 7.5% - 8% to the FY20 value of Fixed assets, net excluding 23,110,973 8,095,774 7,856,240 projects 5.1%. We still have work to do to bring the actual draw Construction Projects 1,525,582 11,829,316 880,225 rate down to the target rate, but we are making steady Contributions Receivables, net 1,064,371 2,077,943 2,790,543 progress. When major unrestricted gifts are included in revenues, the draw rate in recent years has been under the Other Assets 2,165,273 1,639,688 1,113,649 4.25% target rate. TOTAL ASSETS 91,466,564 92,277,481 88,375,923 Each year the Finance Committee of the Board carries Payables and other liabilities 1,186,129 2,367,035 736,162 out a long-term financial assessment of Webb’s finances. Loans, Long Term 4,264,778 315,742 - Based on the Committee’s best estimates for factors such PPP Loan (to be forgiven 2021) 603,100 as market return, inflation, and fundraising growth, the TOTAL LIABILITIES 6,054,007 2,682,777 736,162 Committee projects that the draw rate will remain flat over the next 10 years. The Committee also projects that Unrestricted 71,006,083 72,666,304 67,830,094 the endowment will grow at a very modest rate as we pay Temporarily or Permanently 14,406,474 16,928,400 19,809,667 down the debt assumed to finance our infrastructure restricted assets enhancements, and await the receipt of planned gifts TOTAL NET ASSETS 85,412,557 89,594,704 87,639,761 included as soft pledges during the recent Campaign. TOTAL LIABILITIES & 91,466,564 92,277,481 88,375,923 NET ASSETS The Board of Trustees and the Administration are committed to Webb’s long-term financial health and west-wing bathrooms by the spring semester. These the sustainment of our full-tuition scholarship model. projects are supported by restricted funds received during Over the prior seven years, we have kept increases in the Campaign and financing of approximately $8 million. expenses under the CPI while achieving robust growth in By collateralizing the financing with selected investments fundraising revenues. Key factors to a successful financial from our portfolio, we have access to attractive borrowing future remain the same: continue the growth of Webb’s rates (currently 1.25%). The Board has approved a policy Annual Fund in excess of inflation, limit increases statement to pay all accrued interest on a quarterly basis, in budgeted expenses to the rate of inflation, expand and the principal over 30 years, with consideration given Heritage Society membership and work purposefully with to accelerating the repayment schedule as Campaign existing Heritage members on their intentions regarding pledges are received. planned giving, and, pursue other sources of funding from outside of the Webb family and/or from new The draw on the endowment is used to support revenue sources. operations and routine capital projects. Webb’s Board of

41 Webb Institute 2019-20 Annual Report MATCHING GIFT ORGANIZATIONS 2019-2020

We are grateful to the organizations that so generously match the contributions of Webb donors, and to the Webb family for taking the steps necessary to maximize the impact of their contributions through matching gifts.

Such gifts accounted for approximately 14% of annual giving in 2019-20, so please be sure to check with your employer to find out whether your contribution is eligible for a matching contribution.

Every gift counts! If you have questions, please call our Development Office at 516-759-2040.

AbbVie General Electric Corporation AON Foundation Matching Gifts Program The Glosten Associates, Inc. Amazon Smile Foundation Guardian Life Insurance Company of America Apple Matching Gifts Program IDEX Corporation Matching Gift Program BAE Systems Illinois Tool Works Foundation Bank of America Foundation Josiah Macy Jr. Foundation Boeing Matching Gift Program Leidos Matching Gift Program Caterpillar Foundation Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation, Inc, Chevron Humankind Employee Funds Metal Shark Aluminum Boats Crowley Cares Foundation Matching Gift Program National Grid Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation Northrop Grumman Foundation Dominion Foundation Matching Gift Program Quantum Marine Engineering DRS Naval Power Systems Inc. Leonardo DRS Raytheon Systems Company/Matching Gifts Excelerate Energy Salesforce ExxonMobil Foundation/Mobil Retiree Matching Gifts Shell Oil Company Foundation Program Siemens Capital Company, LLC General Dynamics NASSCO Starr Companies Matching Gift Program

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